7 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e5394c5e2d1238c72f75bbf7bbbc0765.pdf 486d96f3ce106c8f3fe7ed30e7235874 PDF Text Text CITY COUNCIL MEETS finance committee be paid. Moved, seconded and carried that coun­ cil adjourn. Interesting Session Held Last The Sanford-Custls G a m e — 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 W e h a v e the largest * have the goods and the team' from the D u rin g th e p a s t y e a r a n d b e st eq u ip p ed plant city of the lakes walked away with the ^. * « th e U. S. N a v y has c o n ­ Sanford bunch, starting the work in the fo r d r iv in g w e lls in tills su m e d G 9 1 .0 0 0 p ou n d s second and continuing for several frnmes. The swat of the willows awoke the echoes o f LUCAS WHITE PAINT an d s e c tio n 'o f thg. country of the forest surrounding the ball park $ - 2 7 8 ,7 0 0 p ou n d s o f LUCAS a n d a re p rep a red t o iill and the spirits of the crowd from- “ over ra= COLORS, s u fficie n t to p r o ­ home" melted perceptibly.. a ll o rd e rs p rom p tly. Our ’ d u ce m o re th a n 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 Mnnsell was sent in to do the work for •¿as. the home teem, but the Eustis team had _ g a llo p s o f pa in t, e q u iv a m a c h in e r y is up-to-date on their swatting clothes, all except EptieT ^ H ^ ^ r F d r m , Ranch, Lawns, a n d o u r w o rk m e n are and he wore a bathing suit, and the way 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 g a llo n s e a ch , those boys placed the balls over the pine Com Cribs and Poultry s k ille d in the work. an d w h ich w o u ld m a k e trees was a caution. a tra in m o re th an o n e - Will stand ordinary ns well ns Itnrd T h o s e contem platin g Our boys found Epps ell right, but he h a lf rhile lon g. usage seemed to keep the hits bunched and the p u ttin g in w ells would good work of the fielders entupthe ground­ In U n cle S a m ’ s ser­ Will not sag in Summer’s lient “nor ers in good shape. Ralph Stevens ma|lc s e r v e - th e ir best inter-“ break in the cold"of Winter v ic e , as in* ‘e v e r y b o d y two good hits and several others made e ls e ’s, LUCAS PRODUCTS Are made of the l>cst mnterinls nnd ests b y co n su ltin g us safe ones» hnve stays that cannot slip h a v e an u n b ro k e n re­ In fact Sanford managed to bring in r -a n d J e a r n in g -p r ie e s - b e ­ c o r d fo r -s a tis fa e to r y -r e — iwa lonely .rune Do not require, an,expert to oroetT fo re m a k in g contracts. What did Eustis getT nnd arc low priced su its. , Forget it I The score was 8 to 2 In favor of Eustis. WE HANDLE THE 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. W E LD O R N E BLO CK ~ r’ M o n d a y - N iitit 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 Amt on hand M a v ì........ i| 'Ilnquent T a «r» niUpcipd. ---- ... 100 30 œ t on 1008 Detinq. Taira rollrct«!... I 02 Sanitary Tai collected..................... 71 Fines collected.................................... 7# Found Fee* In May.TBOO............... 61 flit Load» Manure ...................... t3 Paid IB Vouchee#.. 7BI 37 Amt In People* Bk 1807 8# ... - ■ --" " 1«N «tB k..l488 08 . “ "S a fe ......... 804 4fl SB 00 30 00 4201 80 Total...4201 80 M. L Scott. Treaiurer. Following is the Marshol’s report Tor y, 1900: Fine* aueaied by mayor........... ..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 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 wells and (lush basins put in as are nec* cssary to keep sewers in a healthy condi­ tion. Resolved, That the street committee be instructed and authorized to receive bids and execute contract with lowest bidder to put down well at the intersection of Commercial street and Park avenue and Second street and Palmetto avenue, with basin suitable at the latter place for watering stock and each well fitted with pipes adopted to filling water wagon used for sprinkling streets. It was moved, seconded and carried that the bills for vouchers attached, ap­ proveil by president of city council and A. E. H I L L H ard w are and F arm Im p le m e n ts LUCAS PAINTS PITTSBURG PERFECT’ W E LL DRILLING K. R. -R e a l Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Lovell and family have moved Into the Evnna pince mi Park avenue. r r e L l E s ta te -B ro k e r Presents to-the Investor the Best Opportu­ nities in Florida Fok Sale—Good buggy horse. Box 379. U n im p ro v e d c e le r y la n d s,-H o w iifg w e lls g u a ra n te e d , $ 2 5 .0 0 to $ 2 0 0 .0 0 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. In Copri of the County Judge, State of Florida* In Re Raíale of > W. N. Leffler u } Orange Cotinly. Tu all Creditor*. Legatee*. Dltlrltill 1er» nml nil refluii» having Claim* or Demand* Again»! »ahi Fatate: You ami each of you are hereby notified nml re qulrrd tu prêtent any claim* ami demand* which you ur cither of you may hnve against the route uf W. N. Lefilcf. deceased, late of Orange county, Florida, to the undenignrd adinlnlitrntrU of said AW AVAW AV l|Tw*vvwV* A a A u a a U»V A VV A a *a*aw aw, W W UAAAVm W AW W I ratine, within twu year* from Ih r lint» hrrruf. D o t«! May 24. A. D. 190». F ixa F. l a n a . 43-8 A itm ln im u lri 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, . W e s e llit 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 Lands That Are Good. Bad And 4 The General News of “The Land The piuno contest promises us nuich Various Sources Ih e following letter was received b* ' „ Otherwise excitement as base hall and great interest of Flowers“ Harry Wruy, the Jeweler: Is being manifested in this event. Miss Stumon continues to lend by over 1000 Madrid, Màrch 23, 1000. HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK votes und the Eagles are second. The LANDS THAT WILL NOT PRODUCE Dear Sir: Although I know you only ClIUED FROM IHE 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 M i»» 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. Congress lions) C hiudi...... 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 M l»» Malx-I Howler. (»roteci the buyers in their purchases. published my arrest ill London. Knight» uf P yth ias....................... 1.532 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...................... sfst«ine!»r-di|domaU.- scientists, aero­ 924 yield nothing, therefore It tiehooves every Mrs. Knnnir Munsuti *................. U U H brakeuinii were killed. to come here to raise the seizure of my 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 204 for sale. There are thousands of honte of my trial and recover my portmanteaus of Tmiiita, died last week at rite hospital struction of four torpedobont destroyers Ml«s Arunka Takash Mr». Geo. A. IteCottes |50 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. > 1 5 knots un iwur. (Iriler of Odd Fellows 109 ittg been drawn hither by tite wonderful cover the said sum. M l»»A lice Kobblns ... 105 crops raised upon the rich, irrigated lands Titusville was created tt city by act of On the night-of June 10, the Spanish Mrs. W. M. Fountain... HO 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 $30,000, und be opened to the public Oc­ itoba last week. It extended over a hun­ tober 1st. dred mile». EEMÜ □ EES□ EEUU□ Œ EIIEE □ EDCDEM Come to Sanford July Fifth A destructive Juril_»term visited Coltiembwn, Va.. last week. For u distance ten miles In length and half a mile iu width all vegetation was totally destroyed. In ravines hull drifted to the depthoftwo feet or more. Farms in some Instances were absolutely ruined, all the soil being wushad from the uplands. The German steamer Avia v u blown up last week off the coast of Algiers. Fire getting In among her cargo of dynamite was the cause. The crew took to the boats und escaped before the explosion, | During naval maneuvers of Russia it war vessejj jn the Black m b last-week, a swb* "»urine collided with abattleehipund was .sunk with all onboard. Not a person was saved. A severe earthquake shock was experi­ enced in Ihfe extreme south of France last Sunday, Th$ 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 Several new business blocks are being planned for Jacksonville the present aco­ san.______ ' ■ Parades, Sports, Tournaments; Races, Grand BarbecDC; Games Come to Sanford July Fifth i i S a □ B E D orna 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. �• •-*?' ---.*• • *v '- ’- * •?Wï 4■V; j| I M;. June 18 •" I >: MRS. M. L. ALLEN rise up in its might and do the cak,e walk over their knarled Ofid leacherous bodies. Thpy will be left at the post as Indiffer­ ent 'sellingtplaters and a short period of Is o n e b lo ck from 1st A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be progressive development will suffice to - s t r e e t .- b u M t - w i l l * p a y dig a pit for them from'"WhlCtl lh*V will tween You and Me" y o u to c a ll a n d see the find no awakening. new a n d u p -to-d a te No great movement for the up building EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT of a community can beget sufficient mo­ mentum through the initiative of a single Individual, to guarantee Its success. Co­ MA Chlel I« Among Ye Taking Motet, operative action, cohesive deduction and sh e carries. the entire dynamic of the community and PaUb, Me*ll Prent 'Cm'— should be brought into play. A spirit of So Sayt Saunterer. S A T IS F A C T IO N oneness Ttiust-obtoln. petty differences must be overcome, Idiotic jealousies sub­ GUARANTEED A newspaper U not altogether pubU.tird to tell the people w h it they would like to know, hut h it to merged, a spirit of self-abnegation must give much Ot III »pace to telling them what they assert itself, all elementary ^abracadabra Give Me a Share of •afkt to know.—Greets. ^ must be squelched and the entire popu­ 3p—U I C w r w p W e iM M Tht HtralJ. _ Y our Patronage ere is or sermon In rhyme that is lace act as a single person in every mat­ worth Its weight in gold. Years ter affecting In any way the general Commercial Street Near the Depot ago the verses appeared in on ob­ welfare of their city and community. • • ■ scure country paper without a paternity. 4 A gentleman who recently returned Read them.. from a sojourn on the Cast Coast related A SERMON IN RHYME IIyou have I friend worth loving. to me a good story regarding the expen Love him. Ye*, end let him know Only Exclusive nnd That you love him, ere life"» evening , * sive luxury of being n guest at the best Tinge bi* brow with tunaet glow. hotel:- " . Why should good word» ne'er be »aid U P -T O -D A T E 'B A K E R — ; Ode-friend till be Ud aed f " A gentleman from Michigan took up In the City I f you hear a song that thrill» you, quarters at the leading hotel where he * *-■ Sung by any child of song. expected to get luxurious accommodation We make everything known to the trade Praise It. Do not let the singer Watt deserved praise* long. for the high rates charged, without hav­ Why should one who thrills your heart Lack the Joy you may im part! ing to bribe the attendants with generous F u ll L in e o f C o n fection eries fees. Tips to waiters, bell boysjnd l>orIt you hear a prayer that move# you. “ A n d C igars <Its humble, ters, coupled with exorbitant charges of _____ 5t let thi seeker Join It. ' Od hoi a rapacious hotel keeper made a large Free House-to-House Delivery Bow before his God alone. Why should not your brother share supply of cash disappear from the pockets The strength o f ' two or three" In prayer! 111 Park A v e . 'P h o n a 10 0 of the Michigan man about as fast as If you see the hot tears falling snow would flee before the burning rays fro m a brother's weeping eyes. Share them. And by kindly sharing qf a summer sun, and the Wolverine de­ *4 .| ..e .+ **+ + + + + + + + + + ** *+ + + + *.| Own your kinship with tba skies. Why should any one be glad termined to cut his sojourn short and go When a brother's heart Is sad! NEW CELERY CROP into voluntary liquidation with the hotel. I f a silvery laugh goes rippling He (tacked his trunk, and going to the DO YOU WANT PURE CELERY SEED? X Through tha sunshine on his face, Share It. ‘ TIs the wise man's layin g— office, asked for his hill. As he w iis For both grief and Joy a place The kind flint Rives the best rriu lli and *[■ leaving the proprietor stepped up and Thera's health and goodness In the mirth live only kind that hits lieen proven al In which an honest laugh has birth. asked the cause of his departure and re­ together successful foe Florida Growers. I f yottr work Is made more easy I have them. French Golden Imported ceived this answer: "My doctor at home By a friendly helping hand. Self Bleaching pure nnd (rue to nftme. said I needed a change and rest and I Say so. Speak out brave and Indy, | lmmuled hr from 1‘srls.— :— : Eire the darkness veil the land. c.amc_hcre.-huL-LdUul—thet-your waiters Should a brother workman dear 1— Fatter for a snsHTdriTieerT get the change and you get the rest, and L7 RV PHTLTIPB, Druggist I will go back home to build up my for­ Scatter thus your wprds of kindness Oof. Firs! St. end Park Avenue :— A lle n r ic h in g »» yod go— tune if not my heulih." - • Leave them, m ist the Harvest Giver. s » ' » He will mske each seed to grow. SANFORD, - FLORIDA $ So, until Its happy end. ^ *h 4 Feast and your friends are many: fast Your life shall never lack it friend. •|M*♦+++++4* ♦ ♦ ♦❖ +++•> ♦++4 • • • nnd they cut you dead; they'll not get 4 The following from the Pensacola News mad if you treat them bad, so long ns if bo much to the point that I cannot re­ their stomach is fed. Steal if you can frain from reproducing it for the benefit get a million, for your friends will furnish you bail; its the great big thief that gets of The Herald reader«: off on leave, while- the little ones go In every community the populace is to jail. divided into two classes, one of which is • • • f , « J. D. P A R K E R , Prop. known as the "Kickers" und the other as Just when the sun was holiest last the "Boosters." Then there are sub­ divisions ot these two classes, who for Tuesday afternoon came Into T he Hckald <• Room and Board $1.50 Per Day. commercial and other reasons are afraid office a tired, discouraged, ever generous Meals,',15c. to come out in the open nnd declare woman friend of mine. "I wish I were themselves but jam in their little knock not a Christian. I wish I hud been tvorn •>•'Special ‘ R a lo"”Hy‘ 'Tho“ VVoek or little boost in. a *neaki«g -way.-und in the haart-wf-AstH Yvhere no missionary could reach me." «■ \ X then attempt to pose before n critical •> <••><• •> *:• *:• Such were the two cmphuiic wishes public as "Great Men." It is the function of the "Knocker," to which escaped from the ll|>s Of my caller, place this seul of windy disapproval upon who Is well known in ull charitable works, every step forward that entails the outlay for she was tried beyond endurance witli of a single cent of Ills money, if he has the management of several charitable or­ DEALER IN any, und which is not often the case, and ganizations, n church charity nnd several use all the logic that accidentally lodged other institutions, which site gave nearly between his narrow eyes and under the her entire time to. There is so much ta dome of his think tank, to controvert the do," she continued, “ and the work of each initiation of a single forward move, un­ charity Ik left to u mere handful of work­ . AND . less lie Is to receive Immediate, material ers, Thera are plenty to criticise and ask why we do not do this or that, but benefit therefrom. He will assume a far away look of feigned intelligence, allow they are not willing to lift their hands his beetle brow to become corrugated wilh nor contribute one cent. Every ciiarity greasy wrinkles, wallop Ids chew of to­ nearly in the city is in debt and the bur­ bacco into the oilier side of hfs~ face, den is carrie«! on by a few, und if we Agent fo r Virginia-Carolina f e r ­ --fleck « ‘prune seed from out of his-unfer­ suggest getting -up somh entertainment, tilizers tilized whiskers, reach down into the or attempting io raise money by personal application they say for heaven's suke, stygian depths of Ills cruzy quilt trousers and return with n one binded, barlow, are they begging ugainT Now this is Just FRESH Keen Cutter, grub for the corner of a soft why I am tired of helping with a few pine box. yank a silver off of it, begin to other women to carry this burden, nnd 1 jnake silk thread shavings, and emit a wish I was sitting in heathen darkness noise that would cause the star boarder where the problem of how we Were ever at Chultulioochee to become opaque with to accomplish our work without tho sup­ port of Christian people generally would AND _eqyr,___________- — never trouble one." "This town can't stand it, Taxes is • .s • too high now, We fellers, which have worked and got a few dollars ahead are 4 1 notice that Bartow has raised $1,200 — being robbed and'probrd'tor' alt“ We' are fo ra barbecue to be Bfveh"oii“ June '257 AT worth, and have not got nerve enough to This ought to bring the blush uf shame to sumo of the close "fisted Sanford people make a kick. We don't need them im­ J. I. A N D E R S O N 'S provements. We got along for years and who refuse to give anything for a grand years without them, our daddies got Fourth of July celebration and barbecue. CURBSTONE GLEANINGS ^ ^ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 4 i 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 H 4 f 4 'H + 4 4 > 4 4 t 4 ^ GO CARTS! T h e la te st out is the E N G L I S H M IL L IN E R Y V ,t * I in nn d th e low price will ? H .'! * m a k e th e m ¿ 0 . f I" S A N F O R D F U R N IT U R E 0 0 ^ 1 • ~ " ' W H Y NO T U S E Painter Fertilizer N O W , AND SA VE MONEY? It hns shown more results for the Money invested than miy other. It will pay you to examine the Celery Fields where-------- | P a in t e r ’s S a n fo rd C e le ry Special is used. Our representative, C. M. BRADWATER, is in Snnfurd every week. Sec him or write to him at Orlando or TH E E. O. P A IN T E R : . » ri Jr along without them and now a new fangled bunch of natural horn hornswogglecs, that are to slick they could see a marked card through a hay alack, come along and . waul to throw thegnffdntousTor the few paltry dollars we have left, and me for one is going to make a kick. We fellers wboJiuva stood .by Ui« town when every­ body else was tryiiig to‘ move out. should organize a vigilance committee or some other thing for self prutmiou, or this bunch of visionary kids who have got In charge of things will land the whole blooming mpss of us In the 'pawn shop' end the kids will tote iheyaller ticket loo." Twenty-two caliber men.pf the. above hi a m11cun dominate the affairs ofa town fur a time and retard its progress by their blatant "beefing." They need a poultice of crushed sand fiddlers, brought-to a high state of wanmh, placed at the base of the cerebellum to relieve them of astig­ matic delusions and brainstorm. When their morbid self nature and natural grouch become fully revealed the progressive element of the community will • • • CO. WHWW W W A W W M W W W W W W W W W W W W W U W W U 1 *4*4"î**!* 4* 4*4f41<•4*4*4*41♦ 4i •!"4"4*■H*’S’ 4*♦ 4"i* 4*4*414*4»■{•4,.*C‘■}■•{••!• 4* ■£•■> q$ .j44 Ferro Marine Engines! 1 3- l o 25-llorse Power * -, I Best 2-Cycle Engine on the Market ■ %—1 ï- «ln Smooth Running, rcononilcul and Absolutely Rellutilr - I S e e m e b e fo r e In s ta llin g ail riiglne * In yo u r bout, you w ill n u l / r g i r t It . i ♦ + ♦ ? * T ♦ 4 J 4 S H I*. Sorcini. Prier SCO a T. P. Conpropst -H- S a n fo r d , Florida t 4» ♦ » » » » » < " » * * I. C. HUGHES , *m im l“ CONTRACTOR a nd B U I L D E R Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty None but first-class labor employed nnd all contracts guaranteed to be in ociurdsDc* with plans and spcdficntiunH I am In Business to _ „ . do Business for Those Postoffica Box 771 Who Merit My Smicti T h e P o p u la r P rice t*nd UP-TO-DATE RESTAURANT Spedai Rates by the Week First .Class Speclul Tables Reserved Fur Ladies J. M. S T U M 0 N t Proprietor (Corner Palmetto and First Sts.) MEATS GROCERIES ^ F E R T IL IZ E R J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A W r it * fo r B ook let. W . W . LONG Groceries ** »w w v w w w w v m s t R i w w w M W W w i W W f f l w Vtirn »> G. W. S P E N C E R Fresh Meats Come in m id se e them . I GATE CITY HOUSE fi \ W e h a v e « new line just ♦ H 1 CAB —T h e M a r k s R e a l E s t a t e A gen E STA B LIS H E D 16G9 * * A r e Ofleriiiii A n y an d A ll K in ds o f F lo rid a Real Estate ,jj Henry McLaulin 4 1Tha city council should have all the at as L ow P rice s an d o n a s'R e a so n a b le Terms shade trees trimmed and after that is done they should trim up the treesjn the __________ J E W E L E R __________ ^ A s C an b e H ad A n y w h e r e . oity parks. Several oPthese trees along the walks are a grand nuisance and just , MY SPECIALTIES Office on Park Avenue, between First ond Commercial Streets. Sanfurd. Fkri^* after a heavy raid the pedestrians are Pickard's Hand-Painted Chinn drenched by wulking under tbeiuw hang­ Oorhnin's Sterling Silver ing boughs. • * • ; 4 m 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 '» 4 4 t * * f f * i. Rogers'Plated Ware 4 1Sanford promises to coyer herself with Elgin umPWaltham Watcites ■glory on the ball diamond this season and everyone should help out the home (F lr » l Street, one block from Depot opposite Po»tufflc*J team by attending the games and enA LL GOODS GUARANTEED courugiug the players. Nothing adver­ ^ H . E . W lS E y P r o p r l e t o r tises u city like a good hull leant and Formerly Manager of Central Cafe Sanford sin support one handsomely if .. ■ * *„ l. every one will assist. J S t e a k s , C h o p s , O y s t e r s a n a F is h a Specialty * • • I THE C IT Y RESTAURANT! C . H . D IN G E E 4 1 wish to commend the' action of the P lu m b in g a n d city council io their recent actiun to give A P L A C E FOR L A D IE S A N D GENTLEMEN f G as F ittin g the city two nice fountain* On Commer­ cial street. This Is a move In the right Everything First CF»»» Short O rders A f A ll H ours direction and carrying out the projects AU Work Receives My Personal Attention fot public improvement. It will also save and Beat Efforts theexpense of paying for water for street <‘ PrompL Clean Se'rvice Meal Ticket« are Sold at Reduc ed RflteS sprinkling purposes— Tut Sauntl» e*. Opposite City Hall 44444444444444444444444444444444444444HH44I 'Phone 230 ,\ �ysrV»V?t ft -■ june 16. 1909 VOICE Of THE PEOPLE Beech- Nut - Brand Mrs. R. II. Marks Very 111 tyu! II. Marks relumed from (iri^n Springs Inst Saturday, where * • Le tte rs and Communications on they had gone, for Mr». Marks' health. Mrs. Mark» lias been very III since her re­ Various Timely Topics. turn. but is reported today asT much beu ter. Her mother, Mrs. Clayton, was sum­ moned by wire, und is now with her. As COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE soon ns she is uble. Mrs. Marks will leave for her old home in Atluntn. where it is hoped the change will greatly benefit her In this Department will be found the health. Views, Opinions and Comments Of Practical Writers Have Purchased Land Jeremiah Miller, C. F. Usn-rhury, Ste , Mischief In Children plien S, Chadoiyiie unit S. M. Schofield of When our formers were setting out their Stnnifonl, Coon., purchased fifty acres of tomato plants, n plant was set out In the laud from M. M. Smith on the West side Sanford House park, on the left hand.side lust week. This makes over one hundred of the walk. This wns done Just to see acres of valuable celery land that Stam­ how n plant would grow without the use ford parties Aave purchased of Mr. Smith. of any kind of fertilizer or cheniicul to The new owners purpose to Improve llurir help it nlong, the plant to get Us full hnldiniis at once, and will plant a crop growth from the plain, common soli. or luncheon than a dish of "Beech-Nut The plant grew fine, and at the first Brand" Orange Marmalade? It is made Rushed With Orders part of last week had. fine, large', Wellof the finest selected Oranges .and-pun* r^rjie Bojwj Contracting (¿am puny since ’ " ILiiptlJ -Jjuuuitoti* -Am *U-.- .A lW rw tim » sugar only, and is sealed in the famous had gone well, nobody disturbing:,^lie installing tlicir novelty works, have l>een vacuum glass Jnpr from which all ulr is working overtime to keep up with the rush exausted. This ihetitod-ui. sen ling retains growth of the plant in any way. the rich flnvor of the fresh fruit. Better But, alas I Alx>ul the third day in the of orders. This novelty works seems to have tilled a long fell wnnTin SanfoTiT." week, two little children (girls, by the way) F in n s, S p e cifica tio n s anti E stim ates F urnished were passing through the park, and either ex, (hi., is to have a new cot . jam fy* ftm or for the mischief of it, pul on A p p lica tio n s |vi»r $250,00(1, and he .com the plant-out of.Uic ground, root and ull, SANFORD, FLORIDA and then pulled the tomatoes off and put them in the hole. » To Subscribers The reason Mr. Hully is asked to put An order of the Posioffice Department, this little article In our paper is just In Washington, D. C., effective Jan, I, 11.1 First Street wurn the mothers and people' who have 0|>p. Postonico provides that no delinquent ..subscriber children in their core, ufthedunger of be­ ing too slack in the early training of their shall he carried Imq^rthan three months, children; also of the danger in letting giving as a reason that the department is |ittle girls run about the street when they furnishing a low rate of postage on news­ 13 0 ( S E l l i E D l l d H B D m d l E t Ä J S l ] □ 0 ® ( 1 0 ® I ñ ][x klioajd he nt home, or with some older papers, and does so for the benefit of a bonnlide subscriber who pays for Ills person. ' • No doubt if these children hud been (in|ier. . profierly trained, they would have known —Have you seen tlie cloth-finish ruled IFrUlTnrTiTiIestruy.otlier people's prop­ letter heads at The Herald ullkct Thu erty ________________ „____ —Crt ws h.— neutest and very latest thing in line sta­ tionery. l.o<>k it up, Mr. Business Mali. New furniture Store . W. W. Abernathy is in the city this Prices very low. week making arrangements for locating a new furniture store, lie has secured GO YEARS' DEALERS IN the Aimer room in the Stono-Gove block, EXPERIENCE comer of First street and Palmetto ave­ nue and expects to start business atioui July tlrst. .The new firm of which Mr. Abernathy is n member is known us Jones, McLaughlin Co., nml they have W e d o n ’ t Imve t o 'a d v e r t is e ch e a p lands. TnADC MAnsa stores in some twenty cities nf'llto south. T he p u rch a ser here saves m ore per acre D esigns Mr. Abernathy is well known in Florida, CoevniOHTO Ac. A ninne »muting a »kclrh »ml deaerllitlnn mar a n n u a lly in freights than he saves on the having managed the carpet department qnti klr »•< i-ruiil nur opinimi iruu nin-llii-r an Office nml works ¡¿I t Oak Avenue llivr-nllnit I» IT'.ImM y pnl»ut*M<*. ( '|'turn11 nini of Maas Bros.1 in Tampa for several years p u rch a se priee elsew h ere. . S ee..Dih lo -a £ . ll.iii*»trirllrriiufld»ilt(AL. tIAHDBOBK on I'airnla •out Irmi. liMnt «(ipiii-y for »«-urina tiAlonn. and li'fore coming to tills state was enn’ Phone inn.------- -----ratiniti I ut on ili rullo li Minin’* to. niolr ri'eljilit rates in our book let :: . :: :: net-led with a large furniture store In »pn-iat n o li«. Mihuuiel»*»*®, Mi -m w S A N r 0 If D . F L O R I D A —■R»rtimnro?:,vii. To * .luma, Mcl, atig Iditi Co. will handle A tiAîli!#iifrii'lf llluntrntfif wriklf. lArSrMt cir loti of itnf •t ientlDr h'iirn*], Tortn*. f3 a linn.* rami-tilings upon a huge scale mm rlitui »ruf: ftturnttiinlis.lL HoUbjall n#* »<1e«Ior*. •> 4*4*4*4*4**5*4*4*4* 4" •!*4*4* v 4*4*4*4*4* 4*4*^ 4*4 will place a compl.’to line of furniture in 4* + llt-ir h *w store room as naiii-fis cxicnItraneb Utile«», cX* V Hi- Washington, U. C, 4mv • ri-palri ii|Hin Sit me can he completed. Mr Ali.-rnatliy's family, at present livAND HAVE YOU SEFN THE iiii i.i Kiihmunit, will lolllove to this i ily aad in.ike Satifonl tlielr fuiitrr home.* L. P. McCULLER Sanford Machine « Foundry Works Repair W o rk Prom ptly Done Repairing All-Kinds of Machinery We deal in Celery Farms and Farm Lands and we are the largest oVi^rs of Town Lots Automobiles and Gas Engines Scittiiific American. lyiUNN/iCo^^ro|d"|i'NewYork Will l.cjtl flic Bunt) Til - Sanford Band has a new liuuduiust-r in tin- person of Prof. .1. M. Stuuum. l l ’ U.rU his first relieiirsnl last Friday night, and there was u uturked ¡unease in attendance and enthusiasm. Professor Stmiutt is a noted musician, mid promises to bring the Sanford bund up to a high degree of proficiency,- There wllln-he-u membership of twenty-two pieces for the Fourth celebration. Get Your Teu Roses Now If I cun get orders at once for 1.000 ten « roses, the price on same can he made at US cents apiece, nr $2 |>er dozen. These roses will bloom this season, and this isn good diunce to get some fine stock. —L. II. Tr.nm:. Notice of Sunltury lux Having had notice of sauitury dues, and the same not being paid, the deliui|U£uu will I»,* hontftmtird IfT-ftrr»* t lie runyor uud fined. —^ - M . - L t Scott. Sauitury Inspector B L ÍC K E N 5 D E R F E R IL ^ u rA & Upstairs, P ico B lock Open Tuesdays 4 to G p.m. Saturdays 4 to 9 p. in. ALL FOR PURPOSES SANFO RD HERALD b « » t w h ile m a p le s to c k e n d fln ls h o d n s tu rs l o u t-d o o r v e m ls h . * T h e e e s ls e r e b e st o r » d s d o u b le w o v e n r a tU n -not c h e e p pith-. W® »>• ••MISS hui*d>*0» ®f Ch**™ t® ,h* PWP4* IM* Sun, */>d « n o •«■I»"'® •»‘ Ins. Ill *n®«K®. Wh» r $225 <L , prl®«» • / • o n ® -th l.d l » . . r lh®n 1« 1» p® ..lb l® fw O f row 11 n o n to ooM w * w * i » « i » d » «h e «» e t Th®»® v ® ®n>> * Xow ®f ®»‘ p®«®™» c h o ir» Of ANT SOST » rll® for ®vr - >r »®* * * • • * UHOE tliUSTHATED CATklOO WJfANY ROCKER SHOWNJIERE CAN BE HAD IN RED. GREEN OR CANARY FOR 15 CTB. EXTRA. L $ ig o Southwest Corner Washington and Chntnbers Streets ------------- Nights of Unrest One that will stand the greatest tests No Sleep, No Rest, No Peace for the tîannot get out ef alignuisnl Sufferer from Kidney Troubles.The best machine on the market A $100 Machine for $00 See them ul The Heruld office Xu Iichcc (or the kidney sufferer Panvantl- drvrrrss—mrm—mnrn— to- ------- * ‘ - r l "o h Æ S fru it and Produce A T Y P E W R IT E R ------Cvery ctralr Illustrated her* Is marie of the- r id a JOHN V. DENTON & CO. AND A n d c o n s i d e r th e qu ality Flo or Good Average Prices and Quick Returns Ship to » -T o u - S A N F 0 R D ~ x - ^ = - F L O R ID A t a S iE iiM ii s n [ ä n a i a a i M i E i a i M i c M E im a E iiB iia AT THESE PRICES Bk »u h Free Reading Room I ROOM 20 [FLORIDA PEOPLE i Sanford Library HOLDEN REAL ESTATE COMPANY a ir faotory Jacksonville, Flerlde. ■rïTAffiViaV * 1 .7 5 nlghtr , tjet uji with u lame hack, “ Twinges of hack acite bother you all d n f, ---Dull aching breaks your rest at lliKllt, Urinary disorders add to your mis­ ery. tict at the cause—cure the kidneys. _Doan's Kidney Pills will work the. cure. ■ They're for (lie kidneys only— Have made great cures in Sanford. J. W. Price, retired farmer, Tenth St.. Sanford, Fla., says: “ My kidneys were the source of great annoyance to me. The srrrrtinns coni ail led a scdiniCtU añil were *o frequent in passage that I was obliged to arise several time* at night. There was an intense lameness across the small of my hack auff hack ache was almost constant. Hearing of Doan's Kidney .Pills 1 resolved To try them anil procured a box. They acted protnjHly and- - effectively ’ aud^ Sine«' using them I-have had no liacE^cjte or lameness. My kidneys have atsor-' he-1 come stronger and 1 do not have .to arise to pass the secretinni at night. I have recommended Doan’s Kidney Pills to many of my friends and wilt continue to do so.*’ • For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milhurn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. . . ■ Remember the ,ntmc— Doan •—and take no other. new YORK C IT Y ~ ^ K i l l HINCLS: Aetna National Bank o f New York City, or any Commercial Agency und to Hundreds o f Shippers who are shipping to them regulur Best Fertilizers _ On Earth. G. R. FIRST C L A S S C R A T E M A T E R IA L S . Sanford, Fin Peoples- Bank of -S anfo rd ------- --— *------------------Capita» *3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 ------------------------- --— “ O pened for business in 1900. ____________ :____A c c o u n ts o f - - SEVEN N «W HUNDRED« AND handles SEVEN . R esidents o f S anford und im m ed iate v icin ity ___________ MLO-X-XLO4 --------------------— ■ “ Tot*, fair with both frlond and foe, Oft your own llttla rights forego; It Pay«.'.» D E P O S IT S IN S U R E D A G A IN S T M. M. SMITH,11. R. STEVENS. G. S. DERRY. - President Vice-President . Ceslffer LOSS II. E. TOLAR Ass't Ce shier �M E T T IN G E R S Next Door to Post office Men’s Summer Underwear Porosknil 50c Garment Nainsook. Short Sleeves. Knee Drawers. Ealbriggan, Long and Short Sleeves and Drawers, Elastic Seam Drawers 50 and 75 cents. M E ff'S -B L A e K “ B R !f c t IÄ TTTIN E 'C Ö Ä TS 3 to $ Boys' Knee Pants, 3 to 12 years 25c per pair. Boys' Summer Suits, Blouse 3 to 8 years GOc per suit. Men's Straw Hats, Special 75c each. Men's Panamas G.00 to $10.00. * '* ' ' WINDOW SCREEN CLOTH, MOSQUriX) NETS and NETTING Store Closes G P. M. Except Saturdays. Every Thursday Afternoon • . • ' **—* ■ Reasonable hours Half day recreation For Employees to get - back * t * the newspaper* Tor the many brickbat* published during. tbf for­ c e « meet1ngs. or do they aeek to muzzle the press by various schemes that w i ld detract from the revenue derived by ad­ vertisements T The anti-pass law has not beaefitted the G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W / I lT E R people, oor hs« it injured the press. Then why Critter away the valuable lime of tbe Manufactured with pure distilled water—they wilPprevent itinera digestion and give you health legislature with these freak bills T The newspaper* of the state that eiuieavor to five their reader* a dean, readable sheet would be willing to take all adver­ tisements from the editorial page. Those papers that prefer to run patent medicine advertisements «ndOTlier ptfilfTmal ter upou the editorial page would not care wheth­ er their -edUorinl»" were tagged *e aat.— Pico Building The Governor, however, was wise enough SANFORD. FU0RIDA If there is no dty ordinance prohibiting to see that this tali was the freakiest of phonographs playing continually in the tbe freaks, and for the good name of the business district of Sanford there should be one passed far the' protection of people DR. R. M. M A S O N wbo want to transact business. In tbe BUbop Mock we have several that are It is rather tiresome to reiterate tbe adrunning Syrian songs in native style and verttsing rates of Tttr H tu u ) everyday. costume with a torch light procession, This paper started in business with an cymbals and Little Egypt all combined. established rate of IS cents per inch for W e h a v e 'a n tic ip a te d Twenty four hours a day of this beautiful display advertising and 10 cents per line "Bughouse Opera'*, is dm so bad but when JO H N C. S N E A D for Vw»u This rate has been adhered u> they put on a continuous performance for Union Service at all times and yet tbe firms wbo «re in twenty six hours in the day the entire Tbe union srfvire will be held next ARCHITECT the habit of cutting down tbe rate of all population is just about exhausted. Sunday night at tbe Presbyterian church, jl3 Vi Ttfit Çrrvrt newspapers will write a dozen letters to N e e d s an d Bought Our end wiH begin' ’HurapiTy ^ST V!JU;T"Rev.' this office offering a ratg^tflC «it Mrw«F L O R ID A Mr. Houshoider. pastor of tbe Methodist Jacksonville's proposed thirty-foot ship These letters are never answered after S to ck o f channel to the sea will benefit not only church, will preach tbe sermon A special the first inquiry. The home merchants program of music will be ^idered under pay this rate and Tbe H ixjlld would not tbe big dty. but the entire country tribu­ A . C. H A R T tbe direction of E. T. Woodruff. Tbe Pres­ , attempt to give a foreign firm a cheaper tary to her. The wave will ascend tbe river to Sanford and ran along tbe rails byterian choir will be assisted by singers S U R V E Y O R A N D D R AU G H TSM A N from the other churches, and by Mrs. Li­ Lc.cl.L4 uhi truu y<tixüc| tar kuu|< We discovered long ago that it cost to Orlando. Orlando Reporter-Star. â £ ( « b U| kins of Orlando. Extra chairs will be money to print a newspaper and when­ SAN PO KO. FLORIDA provided. and a cordial invitation is ex­ ever the publishers of the weekly papers The Short Talks man on tbe Times- tended'to all— get this idea into their beads tbe plan of Union has taken , unto himself a wife. At tbe morning service tbe pastor will an established rate will soon be adopted. Most have been talking to some purpose A N DEW JO H N SO N A newspaper sells space, just as a mar- anJh^ytUl npv hav'e to cut out the "Just ATTORNEY-AT-LAW chant sells goods and why this space Talking Back. Tbe kK on tbe northeast comer of Sec­ Prartkw la State awl P«j«ral Courts. should be given away is a problem never ond street and Laurel avenue bos been solved. - Tbe country newspaper has been cMaredup. preparatory to being built on "We dreamed that we would sleep ip a charitable organization long enough summer hours" but it was all a fake. aad it it just about time for tbe public Mrs. F. V. Lee has . openHl a general T H O M A S E M M E T W I L S O N W'ith base ball. Fourth of July and a piano to come across with the filthy lucre for pKfvha'odise store at Celery CenterVa new ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR contest. The Hut am force will get no rest advertising space, so much an inch no station on tbe Sanford A Everglades Ky. A ll t o S u it Y 0 U and Y0UR AT-LAW this summer. matter who contracts lor said space. Lata State Attorse? Seventh WkiaJ Oreall U Florida ? P ock et-b ook Several state papera ore publishing a FoJrttn Saatord eaat Sitraa Lait FLORIDA JO lRN lltSM very pathetic story under the beading. S p rin g is opepitig up ami Several year ago the tourists visiting "Alone in a Sawmill'at Midnight."' Florida were forced td take the northern GEO. A . D eC O T TE S y o u w ill he com p ilim i to AB Local Advertisements Linder This papers to get all the pressedispalette* and ATTORNEY ard COUNSELLOR a t LAW * That Tallahassee lynching has given Heading. Owe Cent a Word Each Issue news of the world. All this has now been c o m e o u t in a N r* Outfit Practice in State and Federal Court* I changed. The TTmes-Unlop was the firaf the northern press more food for reflection Wasted— Unfurnished, two or three paper to put in Improved machinery and Sanford. Fla i W h y not le i us su p p b your rooms on tbe ground floor. Gentleman WVlbocn Block issue a great state paper. The Tampa and wife: no children. Address Mrs. McD K. F. D. No. t. Tribune tallowed and lately tbe Jackson­ neetls? ville Metropolis and Tampa Times have W akted— Everyone to know that, the DR. W . E. H O U SH O LD E R thickenederfct typewriter is the- best' on •There is nothing neu under tN- *uo t^tjpUW three and four deck presses to DENTIST the market. See them at Tbe Herald of­ he rapidly increasing subscription fice. • .• R»eu 2X 2* sad U . pa» BUg 'P V e .U I B u t n o n e o f t h e G o o tU under Eclipse of the sun yesterday. Reason lise The Pensacola Journal and the If you want a first-das* typewriter at Powell's return from California __ [_ o u r r o o j“ a r e O L D . a m i much der hnd Uve Star, the Miami Metropolis and inspect the Bllckensdcrfer. T be best Death af Mrs. Beck and most compact machine un the market. akd Record, the St. Augustine Record. Mrs. Nancy J. Back A d last Friday at . .For S sir ..fund buggy horn, iWi-370 F. Q.iLCELERY- CITY AER1E.-Ì833 N E W - a n t J - U t M o n l r i t r -------Foa Sall —P. M. Elder of the Celery av­ Citizen, besides the great array of week­ her home south of Sanford. Mrs. Wood­ Meets Tuesday night*, at 8 o'clock, at don't charge anything fir a ‘ ly pepera are now filling tbe field of Flor­ ruff was one of the piooeen of this sec­ enue cash store' has 200 bushels of peas •the hall in the Stone-Cove building, on We F for Rale. 34-tf Firsts treet. ida journalism and no reader needs to tion. having moved here from Meckiib. Cuate and investigate Foa S ale—Fine Jersey Bull for sale or -dl . „t,' take a paper published outside the state burg. N. C, In 1841. coming to MelonviUe. for service. Address John Jels. or Phone ___________ buying » hewbera---------She was married to W. W. Woodruff* ia line in order to get nil the news. 59. ________ 42if Florida papers generally are taklns «n I860, and resided neaiFt R—d fw ■ aw »r Foa S a l e —Ovnicr Jersey cows fur sale SANFöRDTODGi; Na 27. L O. O. F. the Letter tooe and appearance and striv­ her of years. Mr. Woodruff then moved cheap. Now fresh or wifi be skin. Also Meet* every-Murala? night at 7:30 in Maing to give the reader a real newspaper to the place south of thy city, upon which Rhode iilandJZeU eg*» for hatching. Cir­ ***ic Hall. Visiting brethren are cor­ cular flee. C F.Ward.Winter Park. 29tf i a every sense of the word. Tbe day of he resided until his death in 1872. dially invited. W. S. Brewer.----For Sale—In most desirable portion of Mrs. Woodruff married CL H. Beck in the pot metal sheet printed in apple but­ Sanford, factory building and land suita­ B O Y S ’ S U IT S ter has passed and the new- phase of 1677, and was 'again made a widow ia ble far saw and crate milL Most be sold Boys’ Suits. latest st>te aw Florida oew*pat*rdom is taking iu (dace. 1888. Mr. Beck being killed in a soowslide at ooce. Address: P. O.Bux 284. 42-if in the Klondike. For a n»mh»r of j cars shades, 3 to 17. Boy's W a s t e » Foa S ale —An improved Frfiwm moving picture machine, iogoodorder. AJsusumr Mis. Woodruff had been an invalid. Suita. 3 to 10. all styk* Blootntf in last February waa obliged to take to good films. Machine only been used two Pants. 3 to 17. Boys Funiishitesf months Owner in other business. Will Caps. Etc. A ll Under Prav her bed. from which she was unable to sacrifice for |50. Apply at Herald office. J . C. ARNO . O dLAHO O move, until death relieved her sufferings. —* F m fiu ^ O o ifc i, itu n jlll& r H J B ; s IWatf • member Ug tM I T t s b y u i ^ Iwrae. In good condition, and will be odd will ‘His journey through life is rocky etuveh. and a devout Christian, Mrs. Wood­ tbemp. , ___ 28if Old S h o e s Wanted and beset with strange and contradictory ruff bore her pain and suffering with —Sanford Machine A Foundry Works. j . W . K N IG H T experiences. When be is little the big Christian fortitude. For Rent—One and three-quartera acres 1 iiro for OLD ^ Notary Public. State at Large. girls kiss him. and when he ia big the wiU give what they are »\»tk Tbe funeral services occurred last Sat­ of land, near dty limits. Address Box Deeds. Mortgages and all kinds * little girls kiss him. When he is a boy urday afternoon hum the Late residence, 359 City. Contracts, written and acknow­ SIZES. « , 7. S. » . 10 « 15 For RenL—One furnished h -lm ™ up ledged. and the friends came from far and near stain. W. F. Leavitt, corner of Third A . E . I r v i n ’s S h o e Shop to pay tribute to one they had knows and street and Elm avenue. Sanford Avm Sanford. 1 38-tf Oar. 3rd St anl Sanford A*e- *; For O u r Store YOUR D . L . Thrasher �TlIC SANTORO HCRÀLt) PAUL KEELY HAS ACCIDENT Gas Generator Exploded In His race Last Monday . paui Keely had an accident last Moiu day evening that may cost him the use of one eye. He and W. M. Diefenderfer were leaving the Keely home in an auto­ mobile and one of the lamps refused to burn. Mr. Diefenderfer hnd opened the generator to see the cause of the trouble and Paul struck a match to hnve n look at the generator. Meantime the gas hnd formed and the match ignited causing a loud explosion. The full force of the ex­ plosion struck Paul in the’ face knocking him down, burning his face and badly injuring one eye. Medical attention was summened at once and the patient suffer­ ed' excruciating ngony for several hours. The physicians are hopeful of-savlng the sight although it Wilt he several months before Mr. Keely can hnve the full use nf the optic again. » About B. B. Minshew Capt. B. D. Minshew, merchant, capital­ ist and reul estate denier of tills place, gold t(into ornnric groves Inst weekfor.CuJ. M .r. Robinson of Sanford to Ohio parties, for $20.000, mid then closed n ileal witb^ Mr. Robinsoii Tiy whichHnrper It Minshew acquire one of the most desirable orange groves in this thrifty, enter|irising neck of the woods, known ns tile H. Z. Bennett plnre. on Washington avenue, the consid­ eration being $1300. Bryant, ns lie is known here, is u useful, enterprising citi­ zen. and nn unbeatable worker, civil en­ gineer, and one of the best surveyors and timber estimators in the Sooth, nml lie never lias to hide his face iu the dark for the smell of filthy booze while the fair sex and best clement nre near, or be dcpiled like some outcasts. -VpliisinCoiihTÿ Record and Return $ •t I Tickets on Sale from Jacksonville every Monday and Thursday beginning with June 17 ur tn Aug 30th, with , final return limit Sept. 30th 1“ 1 1 + v * ;i; Stopovers allowed on these Tickets at- Richmond, Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia .• ;> R educed ------------------ ft* o tK c ? S u rfim e r R e s o r t s * *Ji t :" i *■For in Connut ion, rotes; reservations etc., eoli on or write to | X ’•**•''***1*^ •*•V*:*VV•/ %.VVv*‘i* V í1 *?*VV‘t*v í V CHAS. IT. EVANS • On The Kollroud Pass If we were looking for somebody to tiuy and had nothing but u railroad pass with which to buy him, we would look up (ho fellow who is bowling loudest about the dangsr of, the* press "debauched" by permitting newspapers to receive a "free pau in exchange for advertising.—'Luke- The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co Staple and Fancy Groceries SANFORD, FLORIDA F ull L ine o f H igh-G rade Cigars am i T o b a c c o s Agent for the Famous C LO V E R H ILL B R A N D BUTÇER W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y SANFORD, FLORIDA AG E NTS General Fire Insurance ---------Ttir^fncKiOiTCar in Town The Jnckson car, tiie one you Imvebeen reading about, hns arrived in town, mid is being admired tiy everyone. Anyone wishing to test the merits of tilts great iiutomohile can do so at the hardware store of A. E. Hill where a chaulTcur has been engaged to demonstrate the merits .of tiie ear. — — -~-y— W r carry the L'afgèstlin e be­ tween Jacksonville and Tampa T . J . P E R K ÌN B , A j t , B m to rd , o r A. W . F H IT O F , D ivision P » t i # n * « r A ( t ,r* v _________ __________________________________ UB.W-D**i Bá-JsokooovOlo^lMoi------ 0 CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK Sanford P IT T S B U R G , PA BRANCHIS Chicago Cincinnati Jacksonville Florida Sales Agents ami Distributors SANFORD CFLERY UNIpN mm 10, Pil'd Work. ’Phone 2( SANFORD, FLA . Nrw York Washington Sunfurd G u tte r and G a lv a n ize d T an ks * ' Q u ick ly hiul N eatly E x e cu te d at Tin* flera lii P rinting C om pan y R ep a ir W o rk a S p e c ia lty ;. Corner-First Street and Pahnetto-Avcnuc Sanrortt, Florida~ ; Excitement W ill Soon Be Rife Announce Your Candidate Ton waul to yifi into the fiftht ni once. I.rt ns suggest ilml you organize your forces. Gel in lilt* lend mid silty in the lend. The prize is too vnlunlili* to lose when it costs you uo money to win. 'Hie fiiuno is one of the U'st mid furnished us liy one of the South's largest piano eotieerns, mid now is the time for you to hurry tip and get busy. F rc e to Everybody -givFTrm Ttir-tr YntïT-r Ask your friends to See timi iltey nre voted NOT A I.LOWED.— No one interested iu the store will he allowed a vote though they Our Method o f Advertising who wins tin; piano. It is a free-for-all contest, where the most popular contestant wins out, T. A. Newlan Chas. H. Evans W H p DO YO U W A N T ' J. K. Mettinger Frank Woodruff Sanford Furniture Co TO H A V E T H E P IA N O �BASE BA.ll IN Three Interesting Games Are With Jbe Ocala Tram Ptey ball l . Well. yes., we rather guess they did. and there are no more guesses coming. „The conundrum has been answered. We knew they could, and jthey Just up and did it So there, now I If anyone has any doubts ■tong this tine be should have been at the new ball grounds Monday afternoon 'and witnessed the daylight pyrotechnics that were let off. There certainly was Name T f Hw Ban Park Ocala took the third of the series by an The following names hare been handed exhibition of real ball playing in the sev­ tn and The Herald wifi pettish titt list enth and eighth innings. Up to the sixth ■nti] the season opens The names of inning it looked tike a walkover for the the using ladies will be kept secret until home boys, ss Ocala had failed to score the contest has been decided. Every up to that time. Sanford scared one in| Sanford ltd; should aydst la naming the bail p a rk . Send in t o o t name to The the beginning of the seventh the score stood three to nothing in is roc of San­ ford. Then Captain Harris' men gave an excellent exhibition of clever banting, bringing in two runs The eighth was a repetition of the seventh. The ninth was a shut oot for both sides. Ocala winning The visitors were a clever lot of ball of ball to»«** locked horns with the San­ players, and had the good will of all the ford bundle. . The weather was of the quality that Sanford fans Waller, their catcher, was D rive m u r . W agon, in to S a n fo rd r about the best e v « ketu Tu'Sanford. and The Lucky Diamond V fanS and fy n n lj^ tW ussnt the kind owing tn his good work the game was won Edgéwood Park C a ll o n C. H. E v a n s * that encourages good halt pHtying. andi Wednesday. . Marlawe Park H e c a n d e liv e r a n y b ra n d y o u w a n t ou t o f Mansell pitched an excellent game, tend* to make the game intereating. The National Ball Park. game itself was sort of a dtwble-hendad and It eras no fault of his that Sanford Monro* Ball Park. O ur new W a re h o u se to everybody in more ways than did not win. It seas a case of everybody Belvidere Park. W ith o u t D e la y — The knocker was relieved of his lit­ playing ball on both teams There were ■Oiustee Part ~ tle hammer, and the doubter had to goi but few cunts The public should feel Losers* Lot % ■* way bark and occupy a seat in the shade that they had received their money's Ponce de Leon Part of his thoughts. Of cofirse. everybody Seminole. P u t . . on eatery at * Athletic Part wanted to see the home team win. ..Pr*doj>art — but frag the.wax things, DeSoto Part Umpire. Dr. King. since the season opened, some had mis­ id* Part - :' givings. .True lover* of the «port expected West End Par t ----Bays Herr to tee the boys put up • winning game, Lakeview Part The Ocala bunch of ball tuners were and they were not disappointed. It was Association Park. ... a big crowd, a motley crowd, that greeted here three days this week and they were Glendale Part the players when the umpire called play the finest lot of boys that ever graced Sunny Side Park. the Celery City. Gentlemen every one ba 11Holden Part . . Or a n y o th e r b r a n d - o f o u r - ju s t l y Up to the seventh inning the Ocala gen­ and good ball players. They did not find tlemen had displayed their generosity to life as exciting as it is in the Brick City j Wiring Tor Electric Lights C eleb ra ted F e rtilize rs— *" . » their Sanford friends by presenting them but as they were very busy at the lot Sanford's new electric light plant will most of the time they did not have time | with six beautiful large-sired swan's eggs Do y ou w a n t H a rd w o o d A s h e s ? soon be installed and y&i want the work of royal pedigree. At this stage of (be to notice the change. Following is the done by a competent and experienced Dried B lood , S h e e p M anu re, B lo o d and B u m game the Sanford players stopped long personnel of the Ocala athletes: electrician. The work roust bear inspec­ i i t M i U tt. -“enough to take an Esquimau lunch (that Cast. Trmmk Harm. Jr. fU N itrate n f Rndji?. tion and conform to the regulations pre^r M y j, is. they look up an extra hole in their acribad hjMhe Fiouilieiu TailfT Aisociarespectfully dixLuad with thanks Tlon. Vf. A. t'arr of this city has had ten bain, years experience in electrical work of all and proceeded to help themselves to one kinds and can wire your bouse in a satis­ Echoes From The fusils Game t.* run. ' This whetted their appetites and in factory manner. Everyone should have One hundred and twenty-five fair and the next inning they helped themaelve to their house wired at once, to be ready Ave more nice >uicy ones and took one manly rooters from the Celery Gty added when the current is turned on. and W. A. mote nibble in the ninth, which evened rest to the enthusiasm which prevailed. Pan is now equipped uptake you order The Fust is team did not dream that a up the tore feast. Then came another and fill same at oScc. ~ You can get him Urge bunch of Sanford's fair and famous display of magnanimity on the part of at^y time «ttfaCTr-Irphone exchange-, or both teams_KK~* fn—h eggs were rooters would -grace the grounds with leave orders at Femald's hardware store. (Write us) handed out freely up to the end of the their presence. But they did and almost at the proper fourteenth inning, when Sanford grabbed another ran and woo the game, which moment before the calling of the game a The Sanford Hall Association is desirous the score said was 8 to 7 in favor of watermelon special with, three coaches, loaded to their full capotity passed the of naming the new ball park, and gallantly C H A S . H. E V A N S , S a les A gen t. Sanford. ' grounds. leave the selection to the Sanford ladies Then everybody went wild with enlhu. S an ford . Florida Soon they were entering the gate at The one sending in the moat euphonious siatm—big and little, old and young, “ ÍAriOíu, white and black—«11 stuck to it that they the baseball gale and il Vas good to see cognomen for the park will metre a sraknew our boys could play hall if they had and bear the enthusiasm that lit the eye inn ticket as a <vw«Himen r of Thr ago?" «nd-xpotemil fnxn the toniine. riatioa. The contest is open to ali and It was the most cocksure bunch that the names are to be sent to The Herald ever attended a game to root. Spencer's to be published each week. resonant voice rang qpt on the ambient air calling "Chubb. ChubbT as he entered aldea, but the few brilliant plays that the gate, but the boost was of M avail. It was a good looking crowd that graced were made helped to offset them. For once, the borne people had no just cause the grand stand, among them some of the T o n s o r ia l P a r lo r s : for knocking. There w gs do wrangling or most prominent ladies and gentlemen of T e le p h o n e N o . 6 0 high kicking, as often happens at ball Sanford. F a s h io n a b le H air C u ttin g There were also present enthusiasts games ; the drei sions of the umpire were from Tavares. M l Dora. Sorrento. Uma­ an d G eneral B arberin g accepted good-naturedly. * It was goud ball playing, and the best of it all was tilla. Leesburg and Grand Island. The game was called amid the enthusi­ the players conducted themselves as genasm and hilarity of the crowd. Sanford H t t s a i C * M I s l k s i t l i t K s s rs . H t l S u l yhwr Bath« a Specialty O E A LE R IN went to the hat and was gov** egged, t was now Emus’ turn and Johnnie Ow visit and you b m o r a S trath Patron Windham knocked a home run. The out­ Following is the score : 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 burst o f enthusiast when Johnnie sen • SAXrORD ■ - - ----* A D R the ball to the scrub to keep company Fart Avenue in Speer's C r t t w y P*ona 1 WWhe. 5....... ...... ..... 7 l with the gophers amounted almost to .............. 7, I frenry. Two scores were recorded for RBBBBGlit -» * »■>«•••••* 7 0 N w s I ---------------... * Eusti*. 1! Or.; After the first inning the SanfooJ coo­ lingent looked as though they had been treated to a shower of tee water— Tavares ÜCALA Herald. Armour Blood, Bone & Ppfash Armour Celery Grower Armour Armour Practical Trucker ' . Ask for it. W e have it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS ^ J a ck son ville, Fla. ALBERT G R A M L IN fi Artesian and Deep Well Drilling J *. L I P E O, J. Ïj it El.; W r^= 1 HARTLEY That’s My Business Turpentine Goes Higher SCORE BY IVM.VCS Steady and continued unfrvtvemeut in 1 the naval stores market has been notice­ X able for (he pair two or three weeks, and Last week spints of turpentine reached ♦ the highest point it has attained for more than eighteen m oths During the past week tbs advance on spfiTt* Kaa becn especially rapid, quotations' at Savannah In v e s tiia tin * the Quality % of Goods and the Prices t of Same x I Tliafs Your Business N e w M o d e l F Q u ic k Having discontinued the bakery I-can now devote nyr atleuuun exclusively Jacksonville and Feruandina received 3.356 casks more than the same period of 1908. Receipts at Pensacola for the •ame time are off about 2.000 casks, while information from Mobile. Gulfport and New Orleans is to the effect.jtiiat re­ ceipts are also lighter there. to the Grocery trade and the public is cordially in­ vited to inspect my new Groceries. Candies. Cigars t cut time will demonstrate that the nty is growing rapidly even beyond the cor­ porate limits. About fifteen new dwelllogs have been completed during the pair D. J. Monroe Clark Building A g e n ts F o r t h e C e le b r a t e d BUICK CARS M ew Garage- in Connection fo r Repairing and Storage o f A utom obiles O à k A v e . b e t w e e n S e c o n d a n d T h ir d S treets «¿i �-V---- WfJ rVrrJJ June IS. 1909 IN AND ABOUT THE ÇITTI J'"'1n'v'.""V'"”"' s",mo"'“ ‘“ *4 Tm: Herald's 'plume Is No. 148 I ■Good second-hand buggy forsale. Box Wade ptnkes frequent trips to Sanford «S4. 44-tf Write him at Orlando. Little Happenings— Mention ofj Mr and Mrs. C. R. WyIker are spending The young people enjoyed one of their hii week at Jacksonville and points on well attended dances in the hail Tuesday — M atters Ilf Brief. ■* the East Coast. • evening. See C. A. Reed for furniture and piano The Holden RcaiCstate Co. sold ten lots PERSONAL ITEMS OE INTEREST | moving. if in Goldsboro this week to B. T. Trevls. ^ 5N . P . Y o w e ll& Co For an up-to-date tailor-made suit, see Dwellings for sole or to rent. E. T. I). A. Caldwell & Sons. Woodruff. 43-2 Succinctly Arranged for llur-----F. Viering, who recently teased the DeTied Herald Readers. Mr. and Mrs. Rapp nnd Mr. and Mrs. Mont bujldlng Is Ketdey wcur lu Cluy Spring* in n'nTiuto^' __Wade. dm tuner. Orlando.------------- — i ■nutel out of it, nnd is enjoying n lucrative mobile to spend last Friday. Are you a subscriber to Turr HkHaldT T * * trade. • Remember the great Celery Sule at Hon. J. H. Lee s|>ent Saturday in the Keep your eye on Hill's Grocery for YoweH’s _______ .________ "city. .___________ Georgia peaches.— • C. lb (Vhitner of Atlanta.is spending WncyVork supplies, nt 507 Magnolia Co-Fly keeps Hies oil horses and cattle. the wrt?k With Ins brother, J. N. WhitTier. -■venae. - If 25c and 50c. At all drug stores. 44-10 America ulnrm clocks for 85c at FerBuy Henry Clay Fkmr of W. W. Long. M. N. Dlefendcrfer left lastThursday for nald's. The beBt on earth. Milton, Pa., where he will take unto him­ sQuite a party of Sanford people spent ‘ ' BEGINNING J, P. Musselwhite, the turpentine king |self n wife, and. ujwn his return make Thursday of lust week ut Duytonu Bench. of Osteen, was in the city Tuesday, Sanford his home. • ^Seventy-five bushels of cow ju-as for Remember to Luivo The. lierwk-V—Everything Ifi Yo'weirs 5ll"aTore will' sule cheap, nt E. A. Hefileld Co.'s. you when you take your summer trip. be Included In the great sale begin­ Deane Turner spent Wednesday nnd ' ; The Pope Contracting Co., haven change ning Tuesday June IG. Thursday of this week ut Daytona Beach. of advertisement in this issue. House to rent for the summer, corner When you have an Item uf news cull Several delinquents in the sanitary tax Magnolia avenue untl First street, En- phone Na..l4tL=-"^—- ~ ——— “mallëfTÿete up tÄTfae 'Mayer-Tmke~ this j «T‘»*îc"oï Mrs.M. L. Allen, — fina— Mrs, T. E. CgmiiruuM J e . f l . k.f/jweek. __________ _...________________- 1— «Yulwr-Krook. sme-rrf tht» tnutlhlg Gt-org«»,where stir willspcndlhe iiimtlt - IfTon wimt-to seit or buy dtylOtlT&lty |‘ntÎKg mèiilarOcniai ami a uronilneninici I have milled tl»e llygenic Co.’* toilet property, celery farms, see N. H. Garner. I chant, s|»ent Monday. Tuesday and Wedpreparations to my stock of fine millinery h ^ -F+<• 4 4 - ÿ •{•-y4-4-4--!-4 4>+■>4--i-+ 4-+4-+++++++ + 4>+ 4>¥ < Remember the great celery »ale at I neM*"y hi this city goods. Call and inspect stock. Mrs. M. 4-4-+4-!-4-*4-4>->:>4-**4>4-+44~4'4>4-4-*4>4--!>4-4-4-4'4-4--:-4'4'4-4-* + 4-+4-+4'4-*4>***4>4 YoweH's. Sanfonl Novelty Works and Cement F. Allen. Mrs. J. M. Lord nnd daugliter, Mrs. Slone Plant located at the corneruf French W. W. Abernalhey of Tampa is In the 42tf Smith, ore spending the week in Jackson­ avenue and Commercial street; city this week, and expects to locate a ville. Miss Gladys Gutcliell has accepted a large furniture store here. McKinley edition of ten cent sheet mu­ |H)sitjun us bookkee|)er and stenographer Fresh Georgia butter. 35 cents a isiund sic, all the popu1nrnirs.atCityCigurSn>re. with the llrm of D. A. Caldwell & Sons. fur sale by Garner & Roberts. The W. C. T. U. of Suufurd will meet * Georgia peaches just In at Hill’s Gro­ The Home Mission Society of the Meth­ Monday afternoon at 3:30 at the home of cery. odist church held their regular meeting Mrs. A. E. Housholder. Members and Dr. R*. H. Huddleston, a prominent phy­ Tuesday afternoon in the church. friends ufe urged to attend. sician ami citizen of Miuml.sjKml several --Planting ti«ne is here. fcj. M.Smith wlfl ’"liullt hy liie llopa-Gontraellotf ( *>.-*tif■ I hh>r i in-Snnforrtr Wednesday, ily gin-si sell you latur oil easy terms. flcient guarantee. 42tf |of Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Holly. W. E. Seucole, Henry Matthews nnd * I * • The American and Ellwood fence are Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Howard and *Mrs. R. Frank Mltd id I of Miami s|h*iH Thursday J, Holly, Spent last Thursday nt Day-' the best on the market. See them at the in the city, cn route from the encampment Geo. H. Fcriinlil flardeware Co.. •before tona Beach; . : * * v_ near Jnchsonville to Eustis. They ure 1■ Now is the time to buy your nub-lrrl- purchasing. residents of Miami. . ' • Forty acres, with house, located near gated land. See M. M. Smllli. > If you. want a llrsr-t'lass liiilor-uiulle A|topkn and Clay Springs. Will sellchenp . _The Fourth of July committeesnretiard suit for $12.DH, call at I). A. Caldwell & di work and the celehrntion promises to fur cash. Clear TiRe. Address: Bert. E,' Sons.—r------ --------- ■—--------------------Dana, Dawagiac, Midi. 42 be a grand affair, Mrs. W. K. Anno went to Jacksonville Frank Harris, Jr., of Ocala, wnsa visitor Celery City Sale at YoweH’s Sell-er-y Saturday afternoon to visit relatives and Store, beginning Tuesday, June IG pnd to The Herald oilier this week. Frank is friends. She will he absent several lasting until Wednesday night June 23. u chip off the old block, and naturally is months. u good one. He is the pitcher for the lion. R. M. Robinson nnd J. C. Goodrich Remember tlie greut celery sale ut Ocala nine and his father is pitcher for of Orlando attended the, funeral of Mrs. YoweH's. , the Oca In Banner. Beck Inst Saturday. G. H. Paildnck of Michigan, an uuiouior Gel u sample o f celery seed from The Royal Tailors brand of clothing L. R. Philips und test them and see bilcunucbiiiist, has accepted a poailiuu -lutnm* porfwUion. See sam|dns hi H. ttint- y o ir get wliut you want. New with the garage of .(lie Sanford Machine crop seed now In. Cnldwcll & Son's. . • . and Foundry Work*. Arthur E. Doueguu of Kissimmee was a A little money now and a little now nnd M. M. Smith has l,(J00 acres uf celery then is the way to buy celery land. See visitor to the city last Monday. Mr. Dot lumh Sold on easy terms. cgun is clerk of the circuit court of Osce­ M. M. Smith for particulars. Mrs. J. E. Pace aecumpunted by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Turner Hous‘er*7inii daugh­ ola county, anil a former member of (he B. W. Herndon and little duughter Norma, ter left last Saturday for North Carolina, legislature. Mr. Donegun reports his home with Edward Lane left Monday nftenioon where they expect to spend the summer. city as experiencing a most pros|ierous for White Springs, where they willreiuuin era. Get your fencing now, and get the a inon III nr mure. Celery City Sule ut YoweH's Sell cr y American or the Ellwood Lind. Geo. H. Uuy u m eal ticket, -nod eat your Sunday .Store, beginning Tuesday done tG und -FemaM*Co.—“ “ 40 lasting until Wednesday night June 23 dinner ut St union's. „ The Sanford Carrluge Co., bus a new The famous Elgin Creamery Butter for You wuiil the best Georgia (leaches tnetal |x>liah for sale that is a world heal­ and you get them at Hill's Grocery. sale, nt W. W. Lnug'a Grocery. er. It is called Garnett's Metal Polish Dr. W. A. Mason is lecturing at I lie Bap­ The Atlantic Hotel ol Coronado Beach sad will take off the sulphur slain from will open uboul June 1st. remodeled und tist church on the Lessons of the Ages. the knives, forks and s|x>ons and do it refurnished. Wuterandgas. Terms very The lectures are very interesting, und easily and quickly. See Underwood about reasonable. T. B. I>ciiiurec. owner and everyone should attend. H. proprietor, 40-4 tlhVe you seen the latest things In You need a good typewriter uml do not G. S. Derry. Casliler of the Peoples Bank, refrlgerutors—all steel—ut Harry J. want to pay an exhorhitunt price fur it. is spending several da\s with Ills wife Wilson's. see the Blickenderfcr, nlThe Herald oil!ce SANFORD F L O R ID A and children at Summerton, Gu. His lit­ A small hluzc at the residence of Jus. - Furnished house for rent, with all mod­ tle son, Georgeriiad the misfortune to step Harris oil Oak Avenue called out tlie fire ern conveniences. Apply to Mrs. W. T. on a rusty nail several weeks ago, making department last Tuesday morning. Tlie Johns, -III Pork avenue. 42-tf a wound that required an o|ierution. The blaze was easily extinguished, with very H 44"M ,t t + t 4 H 4 H 4 |H " l '+ * 4|4,+ ll"i" t4 4 t + 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 <,4 4 4 4 4 + 4 + + 4 4 4 The sacred concert in the Presbyterian little fellow is ut present receiving Ireai- little damage resulting. ‘ ‘-inm.'h Sunday availing conducted by Mr. I menrTn a sanitarium ut Summerton. Do not throw away money on doubt­ t. T. Woodruff will be a treat to the mu­ Now is the time to build your fence and ful seed. L. R. Philips will give you ti sic loving people of Sunford. We Iwpe the Geo. H. Fcrnald Hardware Co., is the sample o f celery seed to test for your­ there will be u large uudience. place to buy. See the Ellwood and Amer­ self. Get them now. Da away with dust while sweeping car- ican Fence. ......... ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ - . -----------L. P- Mi-Culler bus mi advertisement on tiets by buying Wizzunl Curjicl Cleaner of The reading circle of the Womans Mis­ the last page of this issue hi which he W. W. Long. STRONG LINE CIIIL|)RtN’S SCHOOL SHOIS sionary Society of-the Methodist church offers some famous bargains in groceries. Mrs. William Padgett- and daughter, will bold a meeting Tuesday at tlie rosi- This Is your opportunity aftd the sal« only The Latest Full Styles in Didles’, (lent's tuitl ChiUlrea'a Slmes-Viol«, 0f Eiqci prise W*r* Ih the city last |gei)ce of Mrs. D. G. Wagner. "The days lasts for two days—today mid tomorrow Just Received Saturday. of June" will bo studied at this time. _ ho get busy. •• r New crop celery teed lust received. Ladies are requested to carry nlong their At a bargain—50 acres of best celery :4.4.+ + 4.+4.4.4>4-4-4-+4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4>4>4-4' f 4-4>4^ 4-4>4>.4-4-4-4>4-4-4’-:'+ *+ 4-4-4'4-<M-4 « Call and get sample and test them Tor thimbles. land in celery delta. On St. Gertrude ave­ yourself before buying. L R. Philips. If you want the best Georgia peaches nue. See Murrell, the real estate man, VW W W W W W VH W V W W W WWVVVVVWVWVVWVVVVVW W<|W W V V ; ' The Herald furnishes engraved visiting get them at Hill's Grocery. Wclburn block. 39-tf cards ut the same price asked in Jackson­ < The Herald can be found at the store of 1 Typewriter Tor Sale • ________ ville and New York. JL i « —1 Theo. J. Miller &. Son and (lie _Cjty__Cjgai iJmJUii’Temier No. 2, la good order. ■ Clerk Scott Is closing bis tax books, and Store. While they, can be-purchased at Cheap. P. O. Box 48,4 Sanford. O rders Solicited* For _im«»«dt-tOT*tnee nil' delinquents In the The Herald office, we would prefer that ev­ CLOSING OUT published report at once. This will entail eryone wanting extra copies would pur­ My stock o f Guns and Rifles Nçw Paying the interests and costa, and all chase diem at these two news stands. and second hand. Bargulns If you those in arrears should get busy. ROSES A S P E C I A L T Y — A jolly fishing party composed of Mr. want them. Harry J, Wilson. Everything In YoweH's big store will und Mrs. Wallace Stripling, Mrs. Augus­ Electric Lights be Included In the great sale beginning F lorists A gen t. " A sk for P rices tus Adams and daughter Leolu* uf Miami, Tuesday, June 16. are coming. Have your store und resi­ Mrs. F. E. Kouinlllat und Ralph, Miss Lola SANFORD,, FLA. PHONE liiO. Oak Ave. und 1lilt St. While your wife Is away, mukn yourself Evans, Miss Birdie Harris, Miss Nellie dence wired now. Expert electricians. All work done under Insurance rules. W U VVVWVWWVU VVW W W W V W y y VVW W W W W V W W W W W W W VVVVW at home at Stuinou’s. 21 meals for 34. Elder, Mr. Frunk Miltaire and Morris Notify W. A. Parr or phone our office and Miss R. C. Quackenboss' and Mr. and Spencer went to Leinon Bluff Thursday we will make estimate. . E- L. D(ttn and sons, .Cecil and Ralph.] X e m o u n o T ta « w e e V ln Cnpt.'Puian- j Gm H.* FYRKAED Ha >DWX8e W . Enterprise were in the city last Friday. hart's launch. The temptingly prepared :r m a il b o x e s ;v Get ready for the flies and Mos­ fish and hot coffee, made byCapt. PaganThe best Box made— The Riley. Us«d quitoes. Largest stock and lowest hart. contributed very much to the enjoy­ exclusively on Route No. I. Mices on screen doors and windows ment of their picnic supper. They re­ Harry J. Wilson. . ■1 harry J. Wilson's. turned about 9 o'clock and report having Dr. E. Armstrong bad hla regular ap­ Gas und Electric Fixtures a fine time. pointments In Sanford last Thursday and We carry’the combination fixtures, also L R. Philips has his new crop celery a full line of gas fixtures, brackets, etc. Friday, and will return on August Sib. seed in and will give you a testing Gas stoves und rauget. Announcement will be made In The Her­ L ow P rices. E asy P aym en ts. P ico B lock The Fermalo Hardware Co. sample free. ald. ,J4 Summary of the Floating Small Talk DOff’T READ THIS g Look- for Tile Big Ad j i f Jhe BIG C E L E R Y S A L E i WEDNESDAY JUNE 16th. _ i kNv-P,-' GO: ,UR M EN’S A P P A R E L is a perfect production of pleasing style, and adapts itself to the needs.of good dress- ers especially during>.the warm weather months. ~ Our stock of merchandise is of the nost approved style—conservative, yet nodern in every feature, and it will be o your interest'T.o investigate. If quality is your strong point let us supply you. -FRANK C lothier and M e n ’s F urnish er ! FRANK L. W O O D R U F F Sanford’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store 01 Cut Flowers and Hot House Plants The Crippen Music Store ’ High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. ____ I •* p.jt v « ■ rm �Right at your Name For fhe Ball Park Wednesday's Oame Ocala took the third of the series by an The following names have been handed Three Interesting Game* Are Played exhibition of real ball playing In the sev­ In nnd The Herald will publish the list With The Ocala Team enth and eighth Innings. ,Up to the sixth until the season opens. The names of *1 inping It looked like a walkover for the the young ladles will be kept secret until M o n d a y '* d an te • home boy a. as Ocala had failed to score .the-contest- has been decided.--Erery •/ Fley ballt; You can ¿et Well, yea, wa rather guess they did. end up to that time. Sanford "scored one Sanford lady should assist in naming the d . ___3 there afc no more guesses coming. The each of the first, second and fourth. At ball park. 'Send in your name to The conundrum has been anawered. We knew the beginning of the seventh the score Herald. they could, ond they Just up nnd did it. stood three to nothing In favor of San­ West Park. So there, now I If anyone has any doubta ford. Then Captain Harris’ men gave an Celery City Diamond. along this line he should have been at excellent exhibition of clever bunting, Diamond Park. the new ball grounds Monday afternoon bringing In two runs. The eighth was a Dixie Park. and witnessed the daylight pyrotechnics repetition of the seventh The nlath was Stevens Park. that were let off. There certainly wsb a shut out for both sides, Ocala winning Sunset Park. something doing when the Ocala bunch by a score of 4 to 3. floily Park. ______ ____________ of-ball tosser^loeked h o r n a ^ h h ^ h e - S o n ^ ^ v W t o ^ w e r e ^ ^ e v e r tor-of- bait Robert E. Lee Park. players, and had the good will of all the Olympia Park. ford bundle. fans. Waller, their catcher, was —GotoninlPtrrtr The weather was of the quality that Sanford ____________________ D rive y o u r W a dOn in t o S a n fo rd TnBfcBrWtaltoiTirap^natEnncnaanro ffiouTthe beat ever seen Ip Sanford, nnd The Lucky Diamond i C all on C. H. E van s of fans nnd_fannlcbcUcs was of Urn kind owing UiJda good- work thegamewns won Edgcwood Park Wednesday. that encourages good ball playing, ond Mariawe Park He ca n d e liv e r a n y b ra n d y o u w a n t out of '_ Mansell pitched an excellent game, tends to make the game Interesting. The National Ball Park. game Itself was sort of a double-headed and it was no fault of his that Sanford Monroe Ball Purk. Our new W a reh ou se surprise to everybody in more ways than did not win. It was a cose of everybody Belvidcrc Park. W ith o u t D ela y— one. The knocker was relieved of his llt- playing boll on both teams. There were Olustee Park. , . ••• hut few errors. „JJie ■ public should feel tlfe hammer, and the doubter had to go L osers' L o t way back and occupy a seat in the shade ^they had ¿^Poucetfiiiito n Park. jft bis ItxMlgil'C-, -Ot *J Seminole Park. Following is the score by Innings: who browses on celery at a well appointed Athletic Park. 1 2 3 4 3 0 7 8 9 K tl dinner, wanted to see the home team win, O c a la Prado Park. 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 4 6 3 -S .a but from the way things had been going S a n fo rd - 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 ' r since the season opened, some had mis­ -Umpire, Dr. King. “ West Side Pnrk. givings. TrueJovcr^ofjhggport expected West. End. Pnrk— 1 .The Ocal*-Bayt~MereTo see tie* Toys put up a winning gama, Lnkcvicw Park. The Ocala bunch of ball tossers were __Association Park— — and they were not disappointed. It was -a-lrfg ctowdrn-tnotler crowd, that greeted here- threedays this wcelr nnd thejrwere Glendale Park. the players when the umpire called play the finest lot of hoys that ever graced Sunny Side Park. the Celery City.-Gentlemen-every one ball. Holden Potk. qpd good-luili players. They did not find Or a n y o th e r b ra n d • o f o u r ju s tly 1 Up to the seventh liming the Ocala genWiring For Electric Lights tlelnen had displayed their generosity to life as exciting as it is in the Drick City C eleb ra ted e rs— 1 " * F e rtiliz ' ,„ their Sanford friends by presenting them but as they were very busy at the lot Sanford’s new electric light plant will Do y ou w an t H a rd w o o d A sh e s? with six beautiful large-Blzcd swan’s eggs most of the time they did not have time soon he installed und you want the worl of royal pedigree. At this stage of the to notice the change. Following Is the done by a"competent ond experienced Dried B lood, S h eep M anu re, B lood and Bone game the Sanford players stopped long personnel of the Ocala athletes: electrician. The work must bear inspec­ Capt. Frank Marri*. Jr., Carlisle Ular. enough to take an Esquimau lunch (that Lrneat Waller, tion and conform to the regulations preN itrate o f S oda? Le Roy Calloway, McPhall Melier, Is, they took up an extra hole in their Witherspoon Dodjs, scribed by the Southern Tariff Associa-, . Dirk Dodge. Weller Carmichael, belts), respectfully declined with thanks Norton Davie,------------ Marlon Print.---- !— Hoir W. A. I'urr or this city has had ten Raymond Bullock, ^nTmore~delIcacies~~for the time being -years expei irnce 1rrel cct rtrnt"Wf) flfu HuTT «« * • and proceeded to help themselves to one | kinds and can wire your house in a satis­ Echoes From The" Eustls Game run. This whetted their appetites and in factory manner. Everyone should have One hundred and twenty-live fair and the next Innlhg they Ifclped themseive to their house wifed at once, tn he xeudv live more nice Juicy ones, and took one manly rooters from the Celery City addled -whefTihe current is turned on, nnd W. A. more nibble In the ninth, which -»vened test to tits- antluisiftsm which-prevailed. Parr is now equip|>cd to Dike your order The Eustis team did not dream that a up the love feyst. Then came another and fill same at once. You cun get him large bunch of Sanford's fair and famous display of magnanimity on the part of any time at the telephone exchange, or both teams. Nice fresh swan's eggs were rooters would grace the grounds with irnve orderB ut Feruold’s hardware store. (Write us) ------------handed ouf freely up to. the end of the Ihelr presence. But they did and almost at the proper fourteenth inning, when Sanford grabbed A Name Tor The New Pork another run and \von the game, which moment before the calling of the game a watermelon special with three conches, The Sanford Ball Association isdesirous the score said was 8 to 7 in fav’or of C H A S . H. E V A N S , S u ies Agent, loaded to their full capacity passed the of naming the new bull park, nnd gallantly Sanford. *' grounds.__ . __ ¡cave tiie selection to the Sanford hulie Then everybody went wild with enlhu t Su nford, Flmjihi Soon they were entering the gate at The one sending in the most euphonious slutm—big and little, old and yaung, . (A>k Mini) white and black—all stuck to it that they the baseball gute and it was good to see cognomen for the park will receive a seu knew our boys could play hall if they had and hear the enthqsiasm that lit tjic eye son ticket us a compliment of the nsso and B|x>ke out from the tongue. elation. The contest is. open to all, and a mind to. -It was-« good gome all the way through:1_jL.waa.Uio most cocksure.iurnch ilml]Gto-oamea arr-ro-be-sent~trr~Tho Herald in fact, it was tiie only renlly interesting ever attended a game to root. Spencer's to be published each week. game played on the home grounds this resonant voice rang out on the ambient season. Costly errors were made onboth air calling "Chubb, Cliubbl" as he entered sides, but the few brilliant plays that the gate, but the boost was of no avail. It was a good looking crowd that graced were made helped to offset them. For once, the home j>eople luid no just cause the grand stand, among them some of the T o n s o ria l P a r lo r s for knocking. There was no wrangling or most prominent ladies and gentlemen of -"V T e le p h o n e N o . 6 0 high kicking, as often happens at hall Sanford. 'asliioim h le Hair C utting There were also present' enthusiasts games: the decisions of the umpire were from Tavares, Mt. Dora. Sorrento, Umua n d 'G e n e ra l B arberin g accepted _ good-naturedly.— it~ wn s * good ttlla, Leesburg and Grand Island. ball playing, and the best of It all was The game was called amid the entluisi the players conductg! themselves as gen­ asm und hilarit/ of the crowd. Sanford Hot and Cold Baths at all Hours. Hot Sul tlemen. phur Baths a Spec ialty D E A LE R IN Paul Keeley and I)r. King did the um­ went to the bat and was goose egged One visit and you tx-rcune a Siounrh Patron It was now Eustis' turn and Johnnie piring. '• Windham knocked a home run. The out Pico Block opposite E ip r a a a Office C H O IC E F L O R I D A A N D W E S T E R N M E A T S Following |s the score: hurst o f enthuslam when Johnnie sen ■ SANFORD ' A ll R II E the ball to the scrub to keep company P a rk A ve n u s In B p s s r’ s G ro c e ry 'Phon* 1 While, 8 . ............. 7 -> .;. .J. .J. . j . ......... ^ ... ^ 1 2 I with the gophers amounted utmost to i, .J. .> <. <. <• Bennington. 8 .................. 7. t 2 I Tax. 7 . . . . ................... 72 2 0 frenzy. Two scores were recorded for BeortUll. X ........................ 7 0 2 I Stevens, 3 .............................fl 1 I t Eustis. Msnsell. 0 . : . „ ................. o 0 0 After the first inning the Sanford con Chubb. 4 ___ : , . . l ....... u 2 I 4 Worthington. 0 ................ ‘u 0 I tingent looked us though tiiey hud been 4 Kngcru, I ...................... u I 0 treated too showeroflce water.—.Tavares a Duke, , ........... 2 Herald, o0 r h 0 U J ÏÏÛ *« **.............................. 7 Turpentine Goes Higher Harris, 1......................... 7 I Callowny, 8.............. a I Steady and continued improvement in psvi. » .................... ; 0 1 the naval stores murkel has been notice­ 2 Investigating the Quality Kiliock, P * 3. - .................... U “ 0 able for the past two or three weeks, and SCORE BY INNINGS — of floods and the Prices last week spirits of turpentine reached 1 2 3 4 3 0 7 8 8 10 1112 1111 W ir d 0 0,0 0 0 0 1 5 I. 00 0 0 1 H the highest point it has uttained for more t O 1 1 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 ¿1? -ô f^ a m c Tlmo uf Some, two hours and furry minutes. than eighteen months. During the past “—~ ___ _ ___ ' **r~ week the udvance on spirits has berm Tuesday's Oame especially rapid, quotations ut Savannah And they did it again. Friday being at -40 1-2 cents per gallon, Chubb and Beahiall did the dldding. N e w M o d e l F B u ic k and Saturday 42 1-2 cents. The second of the series between the There has been a considerable reduc­ Sanford and Ocala teams was pulled off Having jilficontiuued-theon time and was a repetition of the first tion in receipts during the months of only on a smaller stale. _T h «-«v w tl vrns April atul Muy, as oompered with the haJtery X-uuhihiw devote there, the players were there, so was the same months of 1008.. Suvuiuiah up to enthusiasm and the result. The usual egg wa* 21.QG4 casks of turpentine iny nttention t^xcluaively courtesy was extended, hut the players behind her receipts of 1008. Against this A g e n ts F o r th e C e le b r a t e d to the Grocery trade nnd were out foraging for runs and Sanford Jacksonville and Femandina received gatbefed'ln the lion's share, leaving the 3,336 casks more than the same period the public is cordiully in­ visitors to do the wool-gathering. Good of 1B08. Receipts at Pensacola for the vited to inspect my nèw . all-round team work brought results, and same time ora off about ~2,00(T casks, these were In demand, for they demon- while Information from Mobile, Gulfport stock of y ^ _»> >1 a * __- _■ atruted that the liome boys could play and New Orleans is to the effect that re­ ball, and that the results of the previous ceipts are also lighter there. Groceries, Candies, Cigars day were not haphazzords, but genuine, swrss»'“ ’ M— V NS1S Residences well blenched, high-toned capping*. s«v-j and Tobaccoe A short walk over Sanford at the pres­ eratlimes during the game the pitchers were In the quicksands, but good work on ent time will demonstrate that the city the pert of their team mates helped them Is growing rapidly even beyond the cor­ out. Four to two was the handwriting on porate limita. About fifteen new dwell­ ing* have been completed during the past the wall when the feast was over! linee months and as many more started. Following is the score by inning: It la estimated that over fifty new resi­ «... 1 2 3 4 8 8 7 8 8 H e Sanfurd— 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 U 4 Clark Quildihg dences will be constructed before the Opal*— 1 0 0 0 0 U 0 I 0 14 8 ; i O a k A v e . b e tw e e n S e c o n d a n d T h ir d S trc e ts j Time of lame, one hour sod forty minutes. winter season. BASE SANFORD ARM OUR it ?! Armour Blood, Bone & Potash ArmouE.-dGetefy- G ro w e r- — — ^ - ArmourA^egetable— T — Arm ourPracticalTrucker Ask-fer-it,-W e lrave~it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. ALBERT G R A PILIN G Artesian and Deep' Well Drilling P. LIPE \GROCERIES That's My Business That's Your Business m ;m 11 ¿31 ■ tt Sanford Machine & Foundry Works b u ic k N e w Garage in Connection for Repairing and Storage of A utom obiles D. J. Monroe •; cars _, ... fxyi*—- !te\. Ì �Jone I®. >?08 IN AND ABOUT THE CITY LUtle Happenings^-Mention of M atters In Brief. PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST THE‘SANFORD HERALD Twenty-one meals at Stutnon’s for $4 Tut Hutald's 'phone is No. 14Ä Good second-hand buggy for sale. Box Wude makes frequent trips to Sanford «5 “ . \ 44-tf Write him at Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Walker Hfe spending T"he young people enioyed one of their this week at Jacksonville and points on well attended dances In the hall Tuesday the East Coast. evening. See C. A. Reed for furniture and piano The Holden Real Estate Co. sold ten lots moving. tf in Goldsboro this week to B. T. Trevls. for an up-to-date tailor-made suit, see Dwellings fur sale or to rent. E. T. Summary of the Floating Small Talk D. A. Caldwell & Sons. Woodruff. 43-2 Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ F. Vlcrlng, who recently leased the Deried Herold Readers. Mr. antPMrt. Rffpp:hhd Mr. und Mrs. t a r n «nnmœ mantmîm œ æœ imtmi» ti N . P. Y o w ell & Co I DON’T READ THIS Mont hulldlngls making ^.yery attractive Henley went to Clay Springs in an uutohotiTout of it, and is enjoying a lucrative mubile to spend last Friday.- ----Are you a subscriber to T he HekalpT uade_Y.------- — Remember the great Celery Safe ut Hem. J. H. Lee spent Saturday In (lie Keep your eye on Hill's Grocery for Yowell’s city. it Georgia peaches^ " 0. TirWhilner of Atlanta Is spending ■- ■■' ■ "* fa n c y work supplies, at 507 Mngnoliu Go-Fly kee|>s flies off hurscs and cattle. 4he week with hisjmnher, J. N. WtlTUierV avenue. -tf 25c and 50c. At all drug stores. 44-10 America alarm clocks for 85c at FerBuy Henry Cloy Flour of W. W. Long. M. N. Diefenderfer left lust Thursday for nald's. , nV**“v * 1* J , •T The best on earth. ^ Milton, Pa., where he wdl take unto him­ Quite a party of Sanford people spent BEGINNING J. P. Musselwhlte, the turpentine kinti self n wife, and upon his return make Thursday of lust week at Daytona beach. ' — BrpiTWn; w ar III the city Tuesday. Sanford his home. Seventy-live bushels id cow (icns fur Remember to liavo The Heruld follow Everything in Yowell's big store will sale cheap, ul E. A. HeMield Co.'s. ^ou wheij^oi^iiyie your.*u.iiuner.tripv be Included la the great sale begin Deane Turner spent Wednesday and MeetingCo., have a change nlng Tuesday June IG. .*'* <.. » Thursday uf this week at Daytona Beach. of advertisement in this issue. House to retd for the summer, corner When you have an item of news cull Several delinquents in the sanitary tnx Magnolia uvenue und First street. En­ phone No. 148. ' ^ __ matter Were up before Mayor Luke this quire of Mrs. M. L. Alleri^ " ■fftrirT-JtXainiffopsl 1e T fl iist weeli'far fe ^ .^ S ^ W W S s = t = s = — . Asher Frunk. one iff the hustling busi­ Georgia, where she willspemlthe summer If you want to sell or buy city lots, city ness men of Oculu, and a prominent mer­ I have added the Hygenic Cu.’s -toilet property, celery farms, see N. H. Garner. chant. spent Monday, Tuesday und Wed­ preparations to my stock uf line millinery Remember the tr e a t celery sale ul nesday in this city. ' goodsr- Call unit HtSpBiT'iloeSI Mrs.- M7 . VaweH'fc--------------------------- ------Sanford“ Novelty Works and Cement F. Allen. Mrs. J. M. Lord and daughter, Mrs. Stone Plant located at the comer of French W. W. AbernatHey of Tampa is In the 42tf Smith, are speqding the week in Jackson­ avenue and Commercial street. city this week, anti expects to lAcute a ville. Miss Gladys Gatuludl has accepted a large furniture store here. McKiRley’oiltlon uf ten cent slieet mu­ position as'bookkeeper and stenographer Fresh Georgia butter, 35 cents a (Hiund sic, all the pupidarnirs.atCityCignrStore. with the firm of D. A. Caldwell & ’Sons. for sale by Garner 8c Roberts. Georgia peaches Just in nt. Hill's Gro­ The W. C. T. U. of Sanford will meet The Home Mission Society of the Meth­ Monday afternoon at 3:30 at the home of cery. odist church held their regular meeting Mrs. A .. E. Housholder. Members and Dr. R. H. Huddleston, u prominent phy­ Tuesday afternoon Ip the church. friends are urged to attend. . 1 sician and citizeji of Miipni.s|M>nt several Planting time is here. M. M.Smith will Built by the'Pobe Contracting Co. suf- hoursiU-SauIunL^Wediiesdityr-Hie - gttest sell you land on easy terms. of Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Hotly. -fident guarantee. 42tf coir. Henry—Matthews alilT trr-and -Moir-Br-A—Hiiwirni nnd-MrsrRr — Thr-T\mrrtrnTrinni TllwTiuJ Tepee ure Frank Mitchell of Miami spent-Thursday jfHolly, Spent lust Thursday nt Day­ the best on the tnnrkel See jJlCIILSl the In the city, en route from iheencumpmciit GeoiTl. Fernald llarileware Co., before tona Head». —-------------near Jacksonville to Fusils. They are Now is tiie time to buy your sub-irri­ purchasing. reshleii(s of Miami. Forty acres, with house, located near gated land. See M. M. Smith. If you wunt a Ural-class tallqr-mude I , t The Fourth of July committees orchard Apopku ami Clay Springs. Will sellchcap suit fur $12.88, cull ut D. A. Caldwell 8, at work and the celebration promises to for cash. Clear Title. Address: Uert E, Sims. •• —t*— Dunn. Dawn glue, Mich. * 42 tie a grand nfTnlr. Mrs. W‘ R. Anno went'lie Jacksonville Frank Harris, Jr., of Oculu, was a visitor *4 V Celery City Sale at Yowell's Sell-cr y Saturduy ufterntion to visit relatives and Store, beginning Tuesday. June IG und to The Herald otlice .this week. Frank Is friends. She will be absent several lasting until Wednesday night June-23. a chip off the old block, and nuturally Is months. a good one. he Is the pitcher for the _nil Hon. El. M. Robinson and J. ('. Goodrich Remember the great celery sale ut Oculu nine atid his rather is pitcher for of Orlando attended the funeral of Mrs. Yowell's. , the Ocala Banner. Beck last Saturday. G. II. Paddock of Michigan, an automo­ Get u sumplc o f celery seed from The Royal Tailors brand of clothing L. R. Philips uud te s t, Ilicni and see bile machinist, has accepted a (sisitiuu means lH-rfcctlon. Sen samples ut U. A. (hut you gel what you want. New with the garage of the Suufurd Machine crop seed now In. Caldwell 8c Son's. nntl Foundry Works. . i A little money now und a little now mid, m . ai. Uouiii W 1,64^1 acres of celery then is the way to buy celery land. See visitor to the city last Monday. Mr. Don­ laud. Sold on eusv terms. egal! is clerk of the circuit court of UseeM. M. Smith ftir particulars. Mrs. J. E. Pace accompanied by Mrs., olu county, and u former member uf the Mr. und Mrs. Turner Houser and «laugh­ B. W. Herndon und little daughter Norma, ter left last Saturday for North Carolina, leuisluiure. Mr. Doneguu rcjHirts bis home with Edward Lane left Monday afternoon where they expert to spend the summer. city us experiencing a most prosiierous for White Springs, where they willremuln eru. Get your fencing now, und get the u month or more. Celery City Sale ut Yowell's Sell-cry American or the Kllwood kind. Geo. II. Buy u meal ticket, and eat your Sunday Store, beginning Tucsduy June IG and Fernald Co. 40 lasting until Wednesday night June 23. dinner nt Stumon's. Tlte Kmifqrd Carriage Co., bus n new The famous Elgin Creamery Butter for You vyuut' the best Georgia (touches metal |>oltsh for sale that Is u world beat­ ami you get them at Hill’s Grocery. sale at W. W. Long’s Grocery. er. It IS culled Garnett's Mettd Polish Dr. W. A. Mason is lecturing ut the Bap­ The Atlantic Hotel ul Coronado Beach end will tuke off the sulphur stuiu from will open ubout June 1st. remodeled und tist church oil the Lessons of the Ages. the knives, forks und bikhhib and do it refurnished. Water and gas. Terms very I’he lectures ure very interesting, uud cusily and quickly. See Underwood about reasonable. T. B. Demurer, owner und everyone should attend. It. proprietor, 40-4 Have you seen the latest things In You neod a good typewriter and du not G. S. .Derry, Cashletof the Peoples Hunk, refrlgerulors—ull'sleel—ul Harry J. want to (tay an exhorhitunt price for It, is spending several days with his wife Wilson's. set: the Bllckendcrfcr, at The Heruld olllcc SANFO RD F L O R ID A and children at Suminerton, Go. His lit­ A small blaze ut the residence of Jus. Furnished house for rent, with ull mod­ tle son. George, hud the misfortune to step Harris on Oak Avenue called out the lire ern conveniences. Apply to Mrs. W. T. on n rusty nail several weeks ago, making department last Tuesday morning. The Johns, 411 Park uvenue. 42-tf a wound thul required an operation. The •> <* •> ♦ ❖ •{•4* 4* <• 4* 4* "l- •5* <■4* +4* 4>-K <• 4* ❖ + ❖ 4 •>4*+<■ 4* 4 4 i +<>+ blazc-wus easily extinguished, with very {■-I- ■{•+❖ 4* •fr <• 4 4 The sacred concert In the Presbyterian little fellow ia ut present receiving treat­ little damage resulting. church Sunday evening conducted by Mr: ment in u sanitarium at Summerion. Uo not throw uwuy money on doubt­ L. T. Woodruff will be u treat to the mu­ Now is the time to build your fence and ful seed. L. R. Philips will give you u ‘ * sic loving people of Sanford. We ho(»e the Geo. H. Fernuld Hurdwure Co., is the sample o f celery seed to lest for your­ ♦ there will be a large audience:— place to buy. See the Kllwood and Amer­ self. Get them now. lk) away with dust while sweepiug car­ ican. Fence,_____— ---------------— —L. P. McCuller lias un advertisement on : : pels by buyiitg Wrzzanl^inrpef Oeaner of Tlte reading circle of tlie Womans .Mis-, the Inst page of this Issue In wlilcli lie X W. W. Long,_______ ‘ - ’ -——— sionary Soclety of the Methodist’ church offers some famous bargains in groceries. STRONG UNI: 01 CttlL|>RtN'S SCHOOL SIIOLS Mrs. William Padgett and daughter, will hold a meeting Tuesday ut the resi­ This is your opportunity and the fettle only Tim Latest Full Styles in Ladies’,’ Gent’s and Children’s Shoes Viola, of Enterprise were in thu city lust dence of Mr»- D. G. Wagner. "The days lasts for two days—today und tomorrow Just Received .... Saturday. of June" will be studied nt this lime. —so get busy. New crop celery seed Just received. Lutlles are requested to curry along their At a bargain—50 acres of best celery f4<-4. + ++ + + + + + + + + + 4--i-+ 4”i-+ -H'4’+ -S-i-'«"4--S>4-4”J”!-+ + 4' + + ,S”>+ * + + + + + + + + X Call and get sample and test them for thimbles. laud in celery delta. On St. Gertrude ave­ yourself before buying. L. R. Philips. If you want the best Georgia (»caches nue. See Murrell, the real estule inn». The Heruld furnishes engraved visiting get them ut Hill's Grocery. Welborn block. 39-tf cards at the same price asketMn Jackson^The-Herald can be found^tthc'Bioreof Tyfttwrlter Tor Sale ■Uteriffid New York. Then. J. Miller Ik Sou and the City Cigar Smith-Premier Nu. 2, In good order. Clerk Scott is closing his tax books, and Store. While they can be purchased at O rders S o lic ite d ’ F or Cheap. P. O. Box 48.4 SflTlford. intends to place all delinquents In the The Heruld office, we would (»refer that ev­ CLOSING OUT published report at once. This will entail eryone wanting extra copies would |>urMy slock o f Guns and Rifles. New Paying the Interests and costs, and ull chase them at these two news stands. and second hand. Bargains If you those In arrears should get busy. • ROSES A S P E C IA L T Y A Jolly Ashing party composed of Mr. wont them. Harry J. Wilson. Everything In Yowell's big store will und Mrs. Wallace Stripling. Mrs. Augus­ Electric U g h t s be Included In the great sale beginning F lorists AjJent. A sk for P rices tus Adams und daughter Leola of Miami, Tuesday, June 16. arc coming. Have your store and resi­ Mrs. F. E. Roumillat and Ralph, Miss U>la . Oak Ave. und lltli St. SANFORD, FLA. PHONE 1(10. While your wife is awuy, make yourself Evans, Miss Birdie Harris, Miss Nellie dence wired now. Expert electricians. All work done under insurance rules. at home nt Stumon's. 21 meals for $4. Elder, Mr. Frunk Miltuire and Morris Notify W. A. Purr or piarne our office und t ___ . ____ Miss R. C. Quuckeubos* and Mr. and Spencer went to Lemon Bluff Thursday we will tnuke estimate. 4M t Orn. tl. FcxaAi-D HAxnirxTrz'Oo. .Mis- E. L. Ditto and sons,- Oeeil and Ralph, afternoon of last week in Capt, Pagunof Enterprise were in the city last Friday. Iwrl's launch. The temptingly prepared MAIL BOXES Get ready Tor the flies and Mos­ fish and hot coffee, made byCapt. PugunThe bextBox made—The Hlley*. Used » quitoes. Largest stock and lowest hart. contributed very much to the enjoy­ exclusively on Route No. I. prices on screen doors and windows Harry J. Wilson. ment of their picnic supper. They re­ •t Marry J. Wilson's. turned about 0 o’clock and report huving Hr. E. Armstrong had his regular ap­ Gas und Electric Fixtures a line time. pointments in Sanford last Thursday and We curry the combination llxtures, also L. K. Philips has his new crop celery a fuU line of gas Uxtures. brackets, etc. Friday, and will return on August 5lh. seed In and will give you a testing Gas stoves und ranges. Announcement will be made In The Her­ L ow P rices. E asy P aym en ts. P ico B lock — - Tnt Fminalo Hasüwaxe Co. sample free. ald. Wade, the tuner. Orlando. Look fop—th e AxlmPthe” BIG C E L E R Y S A L E WEDNESDAY JUNE . 16th tN.- p - i t ' W E tir r t x r t UR M EN’S A P P A R E L is a perfect production of pleasing style, and adapts itself to the needs.of good-dross— ers especially during the warm weather months. Our stock of merchandise is of the most approved style—conservative, yet modern in every feature, and it will be to your interest to investigate. ~ If quality is your strong point let us supply you. . FRANK C lothier and M e n ’s F urnisher I 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 and Hot House Plants The Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. _______ ■ • • • *v, *JS �Ju"« 18. I9o9 THE SANfORD HERALD Temple—Itynes Nuptials Mr. W.-H. Hynes and Miss Mattie Jose­ phine Temple were married, in A ll Sou|s‘ Catholic church, at 3 o'clock Mass Monday Budget of ffite re s ttn i item s morning. Father Fox officiating. Only the family and a few friends were pre­ From Correspondents sent ~ . . 3 V bride Is the daughter of Mr. L H. Temple and has resided In Sanford for a number of years and has a large circle of THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY friends and acquaintances. The- groom has been Identified with Sanford's business Interests for the past Efficient Staff of Reporters Weekly ten years and while retired from active business still owns considerable city proCovers the Territory for Tho Herald " ' f t e happy couple will reside on Oak avenue where they will be at home to 1W« Invite correspondence on live topics from all their many friends. COUNTY HAPPENINGS »vcOun» of the County, also news hem* ot Interest. Brevity will Insure prompt publication Articles eontrary to the views otliha-EJim * will bapab»ItlhtJ. tml abusive amt AnonynuJin rommunlcnttons will be rejected. We will not be responsible for opinion« erpressed by contributors— A ll aens«»«nv-etkm i Im ra n «! Tor current issue must be In band not later than Tuesday p. m.J—Ed. QVIEDO OCCURRENCES Special Correspondence to Tbe Herald: IF Y o u W a n t to B u y o r S e ll CITY PROPERTY OR TRUCK LANDS C om e and S ee Us A FutXOmi Compliment. D arin« Mr. Cleveland’s tour o f the south shortly altar his marriage Mrs. Cleveland and ha were driving one day through tbe streets o f one o f the larger towns escorted by two o f Its citizens. Borne one threw, a bunch o f violets to Mrs. Cleveland, mid Mr,__ClerolauiL WliYfbl'VMirtr’to Catch It, remiirking-a»be presented It, “ 1 wonder wtiy"fl3 one gives me flowers.” One o f tbe gentlemen present gal­ lantly replied, "W e think you have won the fairest flower In all the land." "Ah, yea,” returned the president; Invitations were received last week from Mr. and Mrs. James Henry King to the marriage of their daughter, Anita, to Dr. QHWor ChwvforrfcvwrVFfctftTSiffd'f] evening, June 16th, at B:30 o'clock, in the Methodist church. A distinctly local shower of n very pleas­ ing description fell tn Oviedo, Saturday afternoon, for the especial benefit of Miss Anita King, In the shape of a kitchen shower, given by Mrs. B. f j .Wheeler. The guests were ushered Into the parlor by tlic __ iK>Ate%VMhtti pAwed - a little bsofcaro; to write w lt h t im r pflgeS-BOnit Mere ldra. Cleveland luterposed, say­ good wish to attend Miss Anita, the bride- ing, VI am afraid you are guilty o f flat­ to-be, throughout her wedded life. After tery/* whereupon came the reply; this all repaired to the veranda, where de­ ” No, madam. Flattery is fulsome licious watermelon was served. Many compliment, and In this Instance no were the useful pieces of kitchenware compliment could be ¿Tthifir too frank received. Those present were Misses or too fulsome." Tbe charm o f this response lies In Anita, Martha and Nellie King, May Alex­ the last and fourth from the last ander, Helen Norton, Mary Aulln, Claru words, Mrs. Cleveland's maiden name Lawton, Christine Lin heart, Mrs. J. W. being Frances Folsom. Lawton, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Dean ami Mrs. R. L Wheeler, A Q u i t e C h in a s « N o t io n . Mrs. Mead entertained the OviedoMagOne o f tbe beliefs which tho Chinese azine Club last week. Owing to the ex- are a lo w ly u n le a n U n g la that foreign; use tbg~gygI~Hh(I~Eenrta of Ciilnai, but-those whr were so fortunate us tu be. present spent men In compounding rare and rostly drugs which nrc valuable aids in a pleasant afternoon. magic. Medicine and magic have for The many friends of Mrs. Yonge .will ages gone hand In band In China, Just regret to hear of her illness, during the aa they once did In Europe. Ignorant past week, and there is still no improve­ Chinamen therefore readily believe ment of her condition. such talcs. Tbe use of eyea of Chinese Mrs. Luther, who was quite ill in the by foreigners in metallurgy is describ­ hospital in Orlando was brought home re­ ed In a work called "A Deathblow cently, nnd has sofar progressed toward to Corrupt Practices," published In 1870. According to this, when white recovery as to be able to sit out on her I Christiana bnd charge of a funeral veranda. they drove all the relatives a ml friend« Miss Clara Lnwtou of Missouri is on n from the house. Both eyeballs were then removed from the corpse, the ori­ visit to tier cousin, Miss Mnry Aulin. fices being fillet} with piaster,. This was Called ‘ ‘sealing the eyes for the Negro Lynched At Arcadia # western Journey.” By compounding A negro known us Amos Smith wns lynched nt Arcndin Inst Tuesduy niter. «»> dark for wnutfmpTStTasT saiilt on Mrs. P. R. Head. The negro was captured near tbe scene of the attempted outrage, and after confessing wus strung up to a tree mid riddled with bullets. Msrina Rubber Cheweri. Derails of the crime and the subsequent Tbe sailor, Inking n tine, n. w rubber verdict of Judge Lynch's court are meagre, it being three miles out of the city where baud from the stationery display, be gun tO'chew 11 with vigorous enjoy­ the crime wns attempted. It wus learned ment. • however thnt the negro went into the "W hat are you up to therei" snarled kitchen where Mrs. Read-wns engaged in the druggist. her household duties und attempted tu “ Just rubber chewin',” suiil the sail assault her. She fought him off nnd suc­ or. “ It's n habit with nil us navy fel ceeded in giving the alarm. Within lent. Keeps off gun beudnehe. “ Of course you, a landlubber, don’t twenty minutes a posse was formed and know nothin' about It. But let me tell search for the negro commenced. He was discovered in a swnmp, close by, and you, mate, when a sixteen Inch gun goes off aboard ship the Jar shatters when faced by Mrs. Read was readily winders, splits planks and brings your identified. Ha confessed that he was the lower teeth up against your uppers tuan wanted, but wanted to make an ex­ like a straight left from old John L, planation. The inoh did not consider that “The result is a gun headache—such he had an explanation and hurried him a headache! But If you chew rubber to the nearest tree where he wns strung In firing time It eases off tbe shock and you don't suffer none. 1 been chewin' up and his body riddled with bullets. This is the second attempted assault It steady ever since Manila Bay." “ Kubber chewing—what a nasty here within the last few weeks and the bsblt," said tbe druggist. community was very much aroused when “ Rag chewin'« worse," was the sail­ the report came in. — *--------- : or's reply.—New Orleans Times-Deowcrat Sanford's Irish Potatoes The growers who tried potatoes this Clo»* Quarters For WsthEngton. season in Sanford's great irrigated area, At the time, now some years ago, have succeeded far beyond their fondest I when subscriptions were being solicit­ expectations. Many of the commission ed for the erection of a statue tn New (muses that received these potatoes have York fclty to President Washington s written to the growers that Sanford Bail geotlemsn called to secure a contribu­ mutt l>f the best in the world us the po­ tion from an old resident who, al­ tatoes were certainly the best that had | though wealthy, was a little “ near." arrived from any point. This week R. P. On learning the object o f the visit the rich B i n m d « l n i i « | . ________ _____ Wynne. a prominent grower near Monroe Wynne, "Washington! Washington! Why, brought into The Herald office eighteen Washington does not need a atutuul I fimt potatoes from one hill grown on his keep him enshrined tu my heart'." -'—placer *Ttie potatoes are large and smooth In ratn were the visitor’s solicita­ and If the whole crop runs like this spec­ tions, and he was naturally Indignant imen Mr.’Wynne ought to raise potatoes at tha parsimony o f the millionaire. "W ell, Mr. H.." he remarked quietly for the market. There seems to be no limit lu the vegetables raised in the Cel­ as bo rose to leave, "all I can may Is that If the Father o f His Country Is ery Delta. lu the position In which you describe t Pay Your Taxes him he la in a tight place!" City taxes, botlweal and personal be­ . T h . Title "King." come due and payable nn April 1st. The sovereign title of-king has gen­ There ore many who have not paid these taxes und the personal property will he erally been supposed to be derived from the old British word "gynlug,” levied upon and real estate will be placed signifying “ wise." But the Hebrew In the delinquent tax list with interest term "roach" la doubtless the root o f attached. Many property owners have all, the present titles denoting kingly overlooked these taxes and should get power, Including tbe Punic “ reach," busy at once la order to avoid any of these the Scythian “ relx." the Latin “rex," unplersant features as ClerkScott intends tbe Spanish **rey” . and the French “roL" The German nations styled their to close up thla matter at once. 44-2 monarch accord lag to their differed dialect»—*teA fgtn -leaning/1 “ kuuln* 4 T rtw t- - X T l HOARDING CELERY. SANFORD, FLA. It M akes No D ifference W h a t Y o u W an t or W h e re Y o u W ant It WE HAVE IT il ml o n _Tcriiia--Ü iat-rfl£erR iiíhtr- H O W A R D -P A C K A R D LAND I COMPANY >• TH E JAC K SO N CARS . No Sand too D eep No H ill t o o S t e e p A . E. H IL L , A g en t Growing Strawberries, Celery • Asparagus» Lettuce, Onions, Ctuliflowenretc., etc., in Sanford, pays I Sell the Land—Your Bruins, Money, and Muscles MnkefLllus Crop luid the I*rofii IM P R O V E D IR R IG »*•' ED p lo w in g F A R M S —U N C L E A R E D W e lls on Celery Delu^nd oilier Desirable Tracts In Murks to suit Purchaser. J . N . W H IT N E R -, „ *. -, LANDS A ll Prices and descriptions upon request. F irst N a tio n a l B ank Buililniö ’ .tCi.. . * ■' • �June 18. 1909 X N o t ic e O f In c o r p o r a tio n THE SANFORD HERALD In T h e C ir c u it T t o u r t , S e v e n t h J u d ic ia l is «Im itisi we the untlrrsignwi, G lr c u lt O f F lo r id a , O r a n g e C o u n t y — MACARONI DELTA | Í 2 “ Pt’bf-lv the Itomifalile Alben W,~ GIII n Chancery wrrnorof tBp nateo( n3rid*7un ihr Uth ■UJuly, „ ____ OSOS.:fur■ ■ ■ ■ ■paltnt Incor- Helen Keith Nichol Drought A. D.J0O9, tellers J+ + + + + ♦ ♦ + + + + + + ♦ ♦++-M -+ + + + -M day of theEajieTBultlini .nd LGaS XsMdaikm inAssi joined by hrr husband, s rt4m The Herald's Special Correspondent — -----------r, S t ' ^ hthe e arista. A. E. Dnmiht, Bv Wireless Telephone n°w. on hie la the ullirr of the Sectttary v*, Hill to Remove Cloud of Stats or nor hi a W. D. Houo, Anna C Wuodbrldge, and from Title Amo» Gllcuddy has been offered a posi­ • W. It U nuuw uw . C. C. Warwick Trustre. t S. Rusot, ToC. C. Warwick. Trustee: tion of drummer for a Jacksonville com C. R. Caihoun. Thomas Emmet Wilson, being duly sworn, de­ S. Pl-’USTOM. medicine concern. Amos’ sister is a corn poses nnd says: That be is one of the attorneys lor Cro. A. DtConts, lbe complainants In the above entitled cause, that doctor by profession nnd medical talent ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF EAGLES unlant has good reason tu believe nnd does beiievr SH IPPE R S OF that the defendant. C. C. Warwick. Irusti-e, iso run* in the family.* IIUILDINU AND LOAN ASSOCIATION resident of a state or country other than this stale, Sylvester Hoplight has moved b ye ■ y f ; 1*1« underrUned, have assadatril ourselves (first the residence of sold C. C. Warwick, trustee, Idgether. and du hereby assudaUuuracIvta foi lhe is unknown, that there Is no person in the stare of ! " i ourselves Into a body politic r loralq. the seryjat-uL-w-noUms nii umili Uhom from Paradise (Flo.) nnd taken one 'of purpose of fonnlnit nil and by vliln r nf ihn lawa-of ■sronhttitnU said defendant, nmi that sold defrn on JS? ° » y * s to. under Jim Pmnkctt's two-room cottages .pp I Ite ilnia of Flut kilt; Jim! ilo adopt tIte following ar­ dmil Is over the arte of tw« nty <m r o l l yum You ure ilierelore on lf red b> to n| "Snoderai* avenue nnd will 'put down » ticle* afIncorporation.axiku: i nptiear to this bill on Munday Ihe fltb day of July A, l> UHI'J. the sawdust stocwuis in fro n t or his new same 1 telo a a rule day of this Cuori. thl* corporation shall bo Faslet It is further onlered that tills qider lie nublislieil home. Sylvester Is quite public spirited Il oil il io f limi U m n Association anil Its pince of in ufilit business shall tie al Santunl. Orantfo County, Fla. lo The Knnfnrd tieratd. n newsiiàprr pufilith.-d and sut^i-people arc a benefit to any town. Oronge county. Fluridn ___ AKTinr ii . Wlinrst B M. Rtiiiinsim. Hrrk of thè Circuit Ilie generiti nature ot the business lo tie conduct + *♦+ *+ ♦ MissiPlnky Sllmpier has l>een engaged rd by this corporation shall be io buy. own, sell Court for thè Srvenlh Judlcial Cimiti of Orango County and thè seni of thè said court. Ibis thrStb to play the nccordlnn in the Newlight ami convey real estate, anil lo Improve the same dsy of May A. D. 1901). by erecting building, thereon« to borrow money ami 11. M. Kuninsn*, Clerk. churcii. secure lire same, and monies otherwise owing, by ■ i 38-8 lly M A. IIiiwami, D. C. Two strnngers wire reviewing our town inorigli ges. deeds, band*, notes of other obliga two» Tu.» ma* Fumi W u*.«, CiimpbiInnnCs Solicitor. therefor; lo muse advances nnd Ipatll of money; lo this week. Some think they enme from leasi- real estate as land lords: to buy and »eft, to aajuire, own ami hold nil personq1 property nrrr»- In C o u r t o f t h e C o u n ty J u d g e , S t a t e Sanford. snry to M yfintfifM Ully coniluct mul transact any 1 A>f F l o r i d a The Slimmer family partook of a fried business that thhrcorporation is a n ü im U a d 4 «f*«~ }' ryon: and lod o all such other and further things Re Estate of I , . „ S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A chicken dinner last Sunday. Ttu^lim - as limy 1*: necessary or expedient to tie done for In W N Feiner JO '" » « * ' County. , the successful irnnsaction of the business of this mers are well-to do nnd do not deny corporation; and to have, exercise ami enjoy all Tu all Creditors. Legatees, Distributees and all Persons having Claim* or Demands against said the rights, power* and privileges incident to corpo­ themselves luxuries within renson. Estate: rations organim i and existing ioider the law* of You and each of you are hereby noilfled and re­ Two cypress sowings were .hauled the Siale of Florida. quired lo present any claims nod demands which Annas: hi you,or either of j vu uta yJunta -ugnili*« ehe estate through town and n Tampa soap drumThe amount nf the capital stncE of |M, curpurm. 1 5tf O . LeHlefr deer a m t. tntr of'Ornnge county. j w w m on our streetI t h e »n in e 1ilaythU Ihm shall tie Twrett-TJnUsaml TTÈO.TwtktW DoF Mortila, tu the uodrr*igne<l ndminfstrnlrfs nf sain lanc io tie dKfdeil jntoi two xbuusund shares of the estate. ____ r. w Ubili two w m i» fruu»-s»w-dntr^i«^<f.Tr7rT pSfVahH- Ilf Ten t»t_0_0n)_l>ulUlI* ra.Ut- t o i l PuhF —TT.ÿeilTOy2H-A-4A-ttHny--week ______ bw-wWterewfiaTTTIT lff^ n i^ U u !J ¿ d :tIl 11* », - A 11or E lia E. f j j n r v , Joet PunTphTPyr"Wliose . wife, diml- lasv « V F-ilWU imtlV miTT rnpiial »lock nmy lie pay­ -13-8 Ailministratrlx In nr issimi nr used fur or in the pun-hair uf December leaving eight children has got able properly, In W or sendee», h i a Just valuation his $200 life insurance and has iHqqted thereof tit l>t> de lenti inill by I hr Inumi uf illrta liir N o t in e O f S t o c k h o l d e r s ' M e e t i n g Of H igh-G rade H ou se-B u ildin g a S p ecia lty ~~ Alili it IV T h e S a n f o r d L ig h t & F u e l C o. tin* question to Sopliin Jane Muggs and Tliis corporation slinli continue and have full they are expected to trot in double har­ power turxrreltr llsctitixiralr rlihtUimt franchise, To The Stockholders of Said Company There will be oil important meeting of the stwkfor n period of nlnrly-ninr yrats from ami nfirr the n.il.ler» of the Sanford Light & Fuel Fue' Coinpimy at commencement pf its corporate cxisit-nre. ness soon. tlie Company'» olticr in the city of Sanfurd, MurAVI Uti V Ainnndy Gilchrist has applied for a The business of Ibis corporation »hnll |*. ™n- Ida on the lath day of June at 10 o'clock a m. All kliolders are earurtily iispii-sti-U to uttrinl as divorce from Sam on account <>r incom­ ilui leil by tile following onicers: A president, vice- Mm of importancii will lie before DEALERS IN ____ »aid ___ meeting president, Itcusurrr olid Secretary, elected by the matter» patibility on Sam's part and hnbit of go­ Iward of director*, uud n Iwan^of directors of not fur coi ivider ution. Fatitele It. Kanu, Alleili' iSr.ALÌ I’re* ideili. ing to bed with cold feet nnd trying to leas than live nor more than seven directors, who . GWl. Il Fivmìtu. Secretai B uilders' Supplies, In terla rch en Sand shall tie stockholders In »aid corporation, to be Sanfurd, Fla., May 27th. ID 41-3 warm ’em against tier back. Site says circled by the stockholders annually. Tbr oflice u| si-cretnry and trrusun-r may.tie held by the same she weren't built foi* a foot wanner and person. A ip h a C em ent, Elastof-*-— Notice o f Application for Tax Deed Until ufier ¡he first annual iiiFeliifg fif Ult*'*tttkshe lias much sympathy. boldera. herein provUleiUur. and until iJu-ir sueLDid.çr_SecLion -Ä -o f Chapter -1000, HIvirii Smclzer.is taking treatment lessor* ifre ely-ti-d jutdjjLaUOiAlHtii' iirtirrrvnr nil* Laws o f f loridi) ./ eniJMiafton hlmlíTie W. I) ilulden, president; W, tl ít«ttH>mrRpptHnrrnTnfTtpííIIí>ií tinsi lïïglit Underwood, vice-president; and S Huna» secraN otlcr'ls’ tfèféby given ilmt S S tjrìitlii, |mrtitrm nd trraiurrrrtftFtwuTil hi dlrei-iTirs stilili tv rhasertif tax nnnlllctltn *' “ïwtatr------ m~ ~ — — " , "r v *' “ 1 No "1717dàliil thè 3nl W I» Hidden, tl, K Calhoun. W II. Underwuod. lay ni lu A. D 11)07, hai lilisl »aid crrtllicate Phil Stuckey hat been hientloned for S. Pidestun unii (ieorile A UeCotte*. Plaits, Estimates, and all Inforpjjitiun*.relative to Building in my linier, und bus mode uppllcallnn fur tax Tlie lirM oi oriimii/ation intetinil of the stuck constable. Phil umpired two Sanford holders of this corporuliuii * tulli ( a- ini.I In the city demi ni issur in iiiwirdaiice wilfi luw. Salii crrHanford. Umilile county. Molida, on the tfìlli titicale e mla mi-* Ole lulluwlng ilrsciitied pru|M-rly ball guinea lust summer and hain't'afraid of •* Cheerfully Furnished day uf July, A l>. UHID. for (lie purpose of udupt- »ilnnied in Oriingr louiity, Florida, lo-wlt: SW !i inij by law», and cuiuplctlni|tlie urtianl/alhin of the of S W ilo f Sei* » . TP 23. K 2H Die «aid land of nothing. lieing nssessml al ihedale of thè Utqimre of »ahi itirtHiialion. us herrinhefote provided (or, amt John Pillabury bus accepted n altuatiiiti llii rriifter Ihr nnnuiil mts-lliiis of the Rlucklmldcr* ivrlifìcate In thè lumie of W, M. Morgan hrlr», InlesisaUI ceillUcuto »ball Ile rmleemeil nmintllig shall Is- held oil tin* *1 itimi Ihuisday In July uf os floor-walkor in the Sum Petersons each 111 luw. tu* demi wiil issile thè ri un un thè U lti day and every year. OFFICE AT RESIDENCE RHONE 2(11 ni Ja Iy A D . 1909. a v iu ii vl three buggy livery stnble. While rubbing Wilness my ulti, lai »ignalure nnd »ea| Ibi» lite l l i r iiiiiheM amount III in.l.l.i.-diirrs or liubilil) . , down Jim Gudgeun's sorrel mure theother lu wliicli this cxjrtMirntion shall subject itself shall f ili day uf limej\ D , 1909.. ! ❖ +* I s» Al.) Il M Kioiisun , -F❖ + -F<■♦<•+++++❖ 'F++<•<•<•* + -h ❖ ❖ •>♦ + < • + + + + + + ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ « uf its capital slock day he was severely kicked tin the wood­ fie Iwict- the am.mill Avnnt Clerk Cim ili Court (Iruiige Counly, Ma till C li lly M A Ifiiwani, D C. Tlie names nnd residence* of tin- siihsciihiiiil In en leg, but fortunately no bones were coipoiulors of tliis uirporiiliun. and Ilie .miouiit of broken. capital sl.sk subsi lilsal by each areas follows J U S T K L C E IV F D W it, Molden, - Sanford. Ha ItbShure* While Ilie doxology was being - sung in W Another lot o f those Uurguliia In II Underwood, Sanford. Fin -III Shake* Sanford, Fin. Jl) Share» llurneaa ut Hurry Wliaon's the colored Hardshell church Inst Sunday S Hiinge, G K (ailtimm, Sanford, Fla dll Shales L IV E R Y , F E E D an d Deacon Bouesett walked up to the pulpit S i ‘uli-sliui, Sanford. Fla dti Shares (iru A, DeCotirs, Sanford, Fla 3(1 Shore* and presented Deuteronomy Janes a fat TH IS IS THE SEASON III willies* whereof the «uhscril.iiiit illuirpurnlor* _____ — S A L E f r T A B L C S - -----------— hen' weighing six pounds. Brother Jones of (lie eiiiporuliun liave li. rrunlo stliscribed llieir When A Guud Buttle •r-Oialnf retain SfioiTlr} names. be In tvrry Home ‘M H L r v y was much affected and there wasJBMMte H arness and B u cila a Olackam lthlng and H orasahoslng __ S Kumu', y h dry lear ln tlie congregation. r . G. H C*uhVîN, A R E YO U ON G U AR D A G A IN S T S Piuixion, Amos Kitcliun’s wife is at death’s door H o rs e s an d M u le s B o u g h t a n d E x c h a n g e d tiro A. Ditoni.* C onsum ption, D ip h lh a ris ; M alaria, W h o o p ­ with congested kidneys and nervous Slate of Florida ing Cough? County nf Orauiie agility. A U T O M O B IL E S F O R L I V E R Y U S E Ul tore me, h niilnry pillili. , |n-r*iiimlly aptiearnl • c a rlo ), Y a llo w , T y p h o id and O tngua Demetrius Atwater mid Cascaretta W I), iloideii. W II Underwood. S Kim^e. (î K F avaraT ('ultimili, S l’uleston und lini A DcCulles, who .Snodgrass sung a duet in the Newlight ore well known (o me fu I*- the (K-r»oiis iiarpcd in amt wlm sutiscriixHt thrtf names tu Ihr lur.-J.uny church lust Sunday and everybody clap­ arllelrs of lliecirporlloii, nnd severally ncknowlASIIE\S CHLORIDES isICial lielore me limi they esecutivi tbr «¡mir lur ped their liands. Kills ull Dlsrusr Germs the use* and purposes therein mentionivi In wìtac»» whereof 1have bereuol.i w i my littod FOR INSECTS' ON TREES, PLANTS OF SANFO RD, FLA . T h e C o n f e d e r a t e Re-unlon hihI ollicial teal of office at Sanford in Ilie loimly mnl FLOWERS, Mix one purl "ASHE'S of OrunCr und Ilie Male uf Florida, on till* file -till Tire annual reunion of Confederate vet­ H. R A N D , P rä sid en t OEO. P E R N A L D , V loa -P raa. CHLORIDES" with 7!> purls water day of May, A. D IUtili Kiiii'p tl Manx*, erans. held in Meutldtis lust week was one P. F Ö R S T E R , Caahlar B. P ..W H IT N E R , A a s t. Caahlar lint lie |Kiuftry~ln this same solution und Notary t’ulillc State at luirse will rid them of ull Insects. of llm most enthusiastic ever held. A My cammissldn expires Ian. it. HttO Only National Bank In Orange County WHEN SCRUBBING AND CLEANING pent liar feature was witnessed at the re­ In Circuit Court, Scvcntli Judlclul Cir­ A lillle ill Ihe witter keeps liens and Ihe viewing stand during the parade when a Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance cuit. Oruugc County. Florldu smaller forms i/f vermin out of the house grizzled, cavalry coinmnnder recognized M. Frank. l'Ialnlill S afety D e p o ilt Boxea fo r R an t and |Hillshes walls, wood floors,.and furni­ l vs A lini Inumi Gen. Fred D. Grant among those in the ture and mukeg u healthy, pleasant odor O R G A N IZ E D 1 6 8 7 David II. Tliomas. Ih-friidanl ) grand stand. He eyed him fora moment, Tu Uavid II Tliumas, 71 Uroadway. New tork. in your home*. N. Y., and lo ull whom il niiiy cuncrni: WHEN WASHING a taliles|Mionful in then, turning in his saddle, slututed "come You are tieretiy nutlfied IInit a writ of iittaclmicnl the water softens tile water, loosens the Isxiinl oul of thr onice of llie Cieik uf thè Cimili on, you kids; here’s General Grant come Court ut thè Sevciithjudlclal Circuii. OrantfeCoun- dirt, whitens tlie clothes and makes T O P P R IC E S FO R Y O U R * to life again in his son." With the old- ty. Florida, datisi itie 3t)th day of Aprii. A. U. cleunlng easy, keeps hands sofl and pre­ j iiiti!», at thè sull of M Frank uifuiust David II tlnie yell they churged u|K)it till* stand, i liumu». which writ has liecn relumed by the »her- vents chopping and cracking. ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES nnd jostltHl one another for nn opportunity Ilf executed; und your nroprrty, to-wlt Lot 3. -I, 7 FOR THE BATH. A lllllt* of "ASHES and M, of Block 2. Tier f . according to E. K. TrafCHLORIDES" in the water produces ii to shake the hand of the son of nn old- funl s map of the tuwn nf Sanfurd, Orange county, wlien fdiip|>ed lo H E W IT T . / I f you urn not doing Florida, hu» hern nttnilied id vail‘ fy Ilie demand most excellent skin tonic, removes black ( business wills tliis Utilise, write tu them at once. time enemy, From that moment every of phiiuulf in tlie nliove cane lo Ilie ulie .uni uf heads und acts as a skin beuutifier. gray-clad veteran who could reach the 1453 50, You feel thoroughly refreshed nili) ilk* Now, therefore, unie»» you. tlie said David Ü stand, ruslied up nnd sliuuk It in hand. Dtiima» shall personally _____ ta- unii niqieur _>p____l»'furr (tie _ v iitoTHleiL____________ — ----------------- — nth- _JlKtli'IQI rThTill ofnr Cimttt Gsjurltrf thr Nrvrnttr Stocky armvulHcer». their old eyes tilted Ange County,* H.IES AND MOSQUITOS- Flies will County,’ florida, Florida, O H thè on the ltr»l Itrsl Muiulay in witli tears, tlteir shoulders shook witlt emo­ Angust nell, same lieing thè 2ml day of August, leuve u house and mosquiloM will not A D 191)9. Judgment wlll he rendrri-d ngninsl you. F R U IT AND PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N MERCHANTS tion us lie imtruiued "God bless you ull, and in favor of thè sub! M. Frank and so lunch of enter wliere “ ASHE'S CHLORIDES" afe lilierally used. thè propcrty ultmlu-d a» may he «ullkieiit lusali»10 E. C im d o n St., B altim o re, M d. boys. God bless you." giving each acorkuid Judgment unii co»t» will he aulii lo salisi) SINKS, DRAINS AND CESSPOOLS. Refermera: This i'u|>er nnd rtmusunds nf i'leafted Shlp|>erH in Florida . . . . . ... , J dial hand-clasp, lint tic-torn banners were !r.te same, Wltnrss. B M Hidiln»un, Clerk uf Circuii tourt. Pour a Utile of "ASHE S CHLORIDES" in -grouped at ids feet, and waved over his Scvt'iilh Jmi telai Circuit, Urauge Ci«mty. Florido, sinks, drains and cesspools. It destroys thè trai uf said court Itila Ine llth day ol May, all disease germs, demise» the pijws, pre­ head in Bnlule. One old ofilcerexclaimed and A D. 1909. B M KnaiN*oa vents contagion and infection, stupa fer­ Cierk. “God bless you, boy, 1 fought.your father ' o tto . Attorney for i’lainlilT. 3»-8 mentation and decay. Gru. A.'ThA 5 of whom you are the image, but be was a N o t i c e »1 P iH C lia rj;» Fur Tick». FUek. Flea» on Horae», Mule«. gallant, miigiianlmous foe, and I love his Faille. Dogs nml other Animal»—Mix one A l l jilthoiih a r e lit r e l> y n o tifie d tlm t son." Many veterans shed tears ns they part to twenty part» w«|er,' Apply with on , t o - w lt , tin* 3 0 th d a y o f J u n e , 1909, »prayer, doth or bnisll to hull U iv jmrt saw the famous federal chieftain's son so T im ffu a r a n ty T r u a t an d S a v in g Hunk ASHE'S CHLORIDES nml one part llnteisl nr collonaeed oil, inlxisl with fifteen to touched. Gen. Clement A. Hvunswas re­ w ill iib b ly f o r i t » Unni diuchunt«-' u » e x ­ twenty part» water.willkecoflicaaoiloUme— — e c u to r o t th e e s t a t e o f lA irn u t A . C b a m y ----- ibaecla away from «lack (or »everal day«. elected commander. ase & Co. Florida F rulla ‘"“'Vegetables General ' Irisurance Agents Pope Contracting Company i HAND B R O TH ER S F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK H EW I TT & C O 7- C IT Y CIG AR STO R E In M e m o r l a m W L t/ w ja. S e m iJ iu lc G J ia p ie r. N o . -2, U r* d e r K nstern S ta r h a s b e e n c a lle d u|>un to mourn tint loan b y d e u lh ou r U ro th e r J. H. D revatt, R e a o lv c d , T h a t it is b u t a ju s t tr ib u te to th e m e m o r y o f tlie d e p a r te d , tiia t us u d o c c ju i« !, J o th u l io n , W illia m M a r tin , ( G u ilt y J u d g e o f O ran ge C o u n ty , J-'Jorida,-uud f o r L h o - a p p r o v a l b y rumi C o u n ty J u d g e o f lin a i a c c o u n tin g a » s e t f o r t h in i t » r e jr o r t t o s itili. C o u n ty J u d g e ’ s o flic e in th o C i t y o f O rla n d o , O r a n g e C o u n ty , F lo r id a . O r la n d o , F lo r id u , J a n u u r y H*. 1999T h e C u u r u n ty T r u s t a n d S a v in g H an k, 29-r>m W . M . B c H tw i -k, J r . . H rc a id e n t. Best Line of Cigars and T o 08000$ in’th e C ity “ AisllK a CHLORIDES" cure» dugs, of niniige, worn»* #nd distemtier. : , : ; ; f o r Sale, SANFOKD GROCERY :0. USE ASHE S KOACIIl’EI'FEH House fn-r of Koacbe*. Ants, Moths pun Silver Bogg.. Poultry will nut lie Injures! by eating Insects killed with Ailie’s Koachpepper. ASHE'S KATSAUl.TWill rid your house of all rots ami ink r Consuiuiurs the without anyudor. N e w s p a p e rs , M a g a z in e s and P e r io d ic a ls chapter, w e e x t e n d o u r d e e jie s t s y m p a th y to the fu m ily o f o u r d e c e a s e d Um ta d hou r o f th e ir « n a ll- w ia e - F n t h e r w lii, tn hts m ercy, c o m fo r t th e m . Ills »uffcrlnga ended with the day; Yet lived be at Its close. And breathed the long. lung, night away In suiue-lika rrpuae. Thus Star by Star declines D ll all are pasted away. A i inuipiug high and higher shlnea To pure and perfect day; Nur aUik those alar* in amply night *. ■ Thay hide themselves In Heaven a pure light. T h a t th es e re s o lu tio n s b e e n te r e d u p on *be reco rd s o f ou r c h a p te r . A p p lic a tio n F o r L a n d E n try b ro th e r in b e r e a v e m e n t ,.a n d . - F . sJ* T E R R Y - Department of the Interior. j Ihrhrd-Tm i-r-F-*“* Gainesville, Fla., May 21). 190») B u ilder o f Notice la berrby given that Mo»c» O. Overstreet of Orlando, CsHinty uf Orange, b titr ul Florida, baa filad lu lilla oillia hia applicai ion to enter under I ha provisions of Sections »3 0 8 find 2307, Rev i»id Statute* of the United State» the SE W o f the bW D . of Sec. 22. Tuwnahip 20 S . K. 3Ü E., Tallahaaaee V A S E S . S E T T E E S A N Q IKO N T E ^ C E S Mrridlan,. Florida. , . , , Any and all persons claiming adversely ilia laud described or dealring to object Tiecauae pf tlie min-, R e le t te r in g N e a t ly D on e. L e t Us E s tL crai charaaer uf tlie land, or for any other reason, m a te on Y o u r W ork . to the disposal to applicant should file their affida­ 0) vits of protest In ib i» 01111« . u i or tiefure tha Stb W ill c a ll o n you liy req u e st w itli S a m jile s day of July. 1909. H im » » S. Cm/»». a n d d e s ig n s . Im p o r te r o f F o r e ig n 41-3 ' RegUler. G r a n ite a n d M u rb le i. If it’* priming yon want, send it tu Tue That a copy of Tlie Sanford. Herald be H erald uHic«. First-dug» work guaran­ Mm the family. teed. ,* Signed, — Co m m it t e e . N irb le and Granite M onum ents. Tombstones, Etc Church Strife*, Ortiiiflo, Fforlda W r it * or Call For F r io * « AVANT & LUM BER v HAYES DEALERS Prepared to Furnish all Framing Material LUM BER CUT TO ORDER' P o s to ffio e A d d re s s S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A M ill a t C A M E R O N C IT Y , ** : i �Schedule o f Geme» WELL DESERVE! , C. McDanlelicßet:s General Agency Of insurance Co. J. C. McDaniel, a former resident of this city baa been appointed to a general agency ofthe Southern States Life Insur­ ance Co. for faithful service and high clau business. This will be good news to his many Sanford friends but better still he will make his headquarters In Sanford. Mrs. McDaniel was formerly Miss Jennie Martin, also of Sanford and this estimable family will receive a warm welcome from their old friends. ' Mr. McDdttTel has made an enviable record as an Insurance agent nnd at the recent convention of the Southern States l i f e l namance Co. nrAttamn ~wnt cnoirf the delegates and received this territory and agency as a reward for his ability. He expects to assume his new duties at once and his family will move to Sanford as soon as possible. The following is the schedule of games to be played by the Sanford Base Ball Club for the season of 1909: July 2—Daytona. July3—Dayton*. July 6—Orlando (Two games) July 10—Gainesville. July 12—Gainesville. July 13—Gainesville. July 22—Orlando. '* July 23—Orlando. August 6— Orlando. August 12—Orlondo. -AttgtttH9=0rhnido: AWAŸ from m oue June 17—Daytona. June 23—Orlando. June 24—Orlando. July 13—Orlando. July 10—Orlando. August 3—Orlando. Augutt 20— Orlando. — August ■27—Orlando. There will be other games played beMethodist Conference Closes Enterprise, JuhVl4—The dUlriot. con­ «W m those scheduled. ference of the Miami district came to a close at Epworth Inn last night and was voted by all who attended the best in the OF COUNTY DITCH LETTING history of the district. First and lost Notice U hereby given thst w aled bid* will be re there were over seventy who hnd their reived by the Donrd o f County Commissioners ol County, Florida, until 12 o'clock m., or names placed on the register and among Orange Msodsy, J uly 1gw . 1809, and the tam e will be ~r~ ________ them were many of.the-.most prominent tpMj f by askj OottnlT)a TUUSSPAT, JVLT 13tk. 1900. A I 10 A. M. ministers nh<C|oymen of the fitnte. The Said bids bclna fur th* construction of about fnrTY * ju' i#w»Ment and vice—prwtdCTr^f.-tfie’Tnl- Ihrnr miles, eourtryAWch-and-enlverrr <lTCr tame lege, the' editor of the Florida Christian where ordered. Said conttructlon amounting In Advocate and four of the six presiding elders of the Methodist church were in attendance. Mrs. U. S. Tabor of DeLand was ap­ pointed press reporter and submitted ex­ cellent reports of the conference work, which were highly praised by the dele­ gates. Mrs. Tabor also favored the con­ ference with a large number of musical selections, which added much to pleasure of the conforence. She is a finished musi­ cian and all-who attended the conference will remember with pleasure her musical numbers. Rev. and Mrs.Wrlght of Cocoa, KCV. r. L. GIcnunTnjr Lemon City.- Miss mates of (he engineer let* 25 per cent, retained Claire Adams of Miami and Dr. W. K. upon each section until the requirement* In the specification* tr * compiled with, when the remain­ Finer of Tampa also delighted the con­ der will be estimated in lull. to me ampocn ference with musical numbers. A certified check for 10 per cent, o l the contract The delegates have now about all re­ price will be required with each bid a t n guarantee tained to their homes ond the Inn Is*not of good faith that if awarded n contract within five days of the receipt of a legal notification of an fplL ond more quiet tlian It has been. the award the tuccniful bidder or blddrrt Will Start a Barrel Factory It is rumored this week that a large bar­ rel factory will be Installed in Sanford In the near future. Sanford has become fa­ mous as an Irish potato center, anti the new Arm will make potato barrels exclu­ sively. This will add another enterprise to Sanford's rapidly growing list. mutt Ale a satisfactory bond with the Hoard of Commissioner*, to Insure for the completion of the contract at awarded and in the specified lime. (See specifications.) Snld bund to be an amount satisfactory to the Hoard and In accordance with the laws governing such work. The right It hereby reserved to reject any or oil bids. Uy order ol the Hoard ol County Commissioners of Orsnge County, Florida D. M. Homhsun. Clerk. Address all bids to 11. M. Robinson. Clerk ofth e Circuit Court. Urlando Fla 44-41 H ardw are and Farm Im p lem en ts ‘PITTSBURG PERFECT LUCAS PAINTS Best Fence Made NO DEARER THAN THE POOR KIND Used in Uncle Sam’s Paint Shop W e have Duringthe-past-ycar, th e U. S. N avy has c o n ­ su m ed 6 9 1 ,0 0 0 pou n ds n f MICAS WHITR PAINT a n d : 2 7 8 ,7 0 0 p ou n d s o f LUCAS COLORS, su fficien t to -p r o ­ d u c e m ore th an 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 g a llo n s o f p a in t, e q u iv a ­ le n t to 5 0 c a ilo a d s o f 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 g al Iona e a c h. a n d w h ich w o u ld m ake a Train m o re than on eh a lf m ile long. In U n cle S a m ’ s ser­ v ice , as in e v e r y b o d y else!s, LUCAS.-PRODUCTS h a v e a h . u n b rok en rec o rd a n d b e s t equipped~plant fo r d r iv in g w ells in thta HANDLE a n d a r e prep a red to (ill ♦ a ll o rd e rs prom ptly. Our \ m a c h in e r y is up-to-date ♦ For Field, Farm, Ranch. Lawns, § nnd o u r >w orkm en * s k ille d in thé' work. corn Cribs and Pdiurtry-~'" Will stand’ordinary ns well as hard $ contem plating ♦ p u ttin g in w ells would s e rv e e sts ........ ..... ....... ....... ....................... nre ♦ T hose th eir by best t in t e b -î con su ltin g us .1 a n i-l e n m in g 'prices he- [Xi not requireTin expert to erect, THE ABOVE E X C L U S IV E L Y m a k in g IN contracts. I SANFO RD Real Estate B roker 2 Presents to the lnvestor the Best Opportu- • • nities in Florida • U n im proved ce le ry lands, flow in g w e lls g u a ra n te e d , $ 2 5 .0 0 to ^ ¡2 0 0 .0 0 per a cre Celery farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained and ready for crop, $fj(K)(KI to SKKHI.OO per acre. City property, improved and unimproved limber land with finest site in Florida for mite faetory Others tell you what can lie done. • K. R. MURRELL^is a practical farmer as well as real estate broker, and is here to show you what has been and can be done. - •/ f , n h r W M W tm ■ / ’ tv w tw ttu ttw v M , »' ____ * 1 1 1 | B B E f I H Vfl I I h f n f ■ ■ I I I W kW M US A ttw v tttttu w F O R T F R ID A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y 18 pounds Fine Granulated Sugar . •. . . Best Elgin Creamery Butter, per pound _ . 2-pound can Royal Scarlett Tomatoes at $1.00 . . .35 .. .10 6 packages Uneeda Milk Crackers . . .. • . .25 3 three-pound cans Tomatoes . . . .25 ~ 6 packages Sensation Tobacco . X . . * • . ‘ * wI .25 ,. **« ,-*•,* '* Attend this Saljg. and see how muchjnore your dollar buys here than elsewhere Phone 2 7 7 t l a e o t i o n - o f the- rnmiTry~“$ fo re WE the largest f TH E N E W STORE N e xt to P hilips9 D rug Store ■Hi �1 rtÿfisl àì *■*% -*' _*=±Ç3 J. HERAED Number 45 ANOTHERENTERPRISE Added to Sanford's Long LlsEQE Factories CANNINO AND PRESERVE WORKS promoters Will Build a Large TwoStory Factory In the Early Fall Having maintained that Sanford Was the Ideal location forfactoricsornllkinds, The Herald is gratified to learn that many promoters.arc bciLng attrnctetl_tn ourci( y this summer..and In theoarly fullSnnfnrd Ail-bo the rlLl.JrtWim ftftiaMfli8ion at-wt Toast six new factories., Partlcnlnrs of nil these eiiterDrlscs cannot be given nt this time ns theV[ilans have not matured, and building «lies jiurchased. hut if the owners of lake front property can lie Induced n> sell nt a reasonable figure, the entire lake front will be purchased by the parties who expect to erect factories and warehouses this foil. The latest addition to our factory list, and one that 1ms long been needed, Is the Sat somu Orange Co., now operating in I .»ike county. They imumfacturcuruugis grapefruit and kijmquut mnrmelndc and guava pnstgnnd numerousottier preserves f AKE U N O SCHEMES I NEWSPAPERS ORGANIZE AGENCY I Prospective Buyers Arc Getting Wise To-Thom. The Herald's campaign ugnimjt the land sharks in Florida is hearing fruit in many •instances, and many letters nrc being reeelved every day from prospective buyers in the North who have read the copies of BHTcles from The Herald inother publica­ tions. These frauds Khailtd fie excised hr Hie state press wherever detected, and the |Hrople°who are desirous of locating In Florida should be protected from these sharks who have been attracted to the state by the glowing' accounts of riches ■iMinh* frertt-thc raid- VegetriGhTln lids; "TThTl CfìlW!UÌally ll-t‘ t‘e-(>rY lamlH j ^ l,lSÏL)iâi'ù-letur received-this week, and is only one of many u|>on the same subject. H IE GREAT PIANO CONTEST THE DAY WE CELEBRATE Wewspapcr Owners to Urge EstubUgju Miss B e s s i e * turnon StiH brads By mciti or contracting Agency Many doles' The Fifth of July Promises To Referring th our editoriul last Friday The piano contest continues to hold the Be Gala Occasion in regnrd to our fixed advertising rate to interest of the people, nnd great gains all comers of fifteen cents nn Inch, Percy have been made daring the (wist week. P. Vyle, of the Jacksonville Advertising Miss Stumon now lias n safe lead over the Agency, informs us that the Georgia other contestants. Several havcjipeacm TOURNAMENT WILL BE FEATURE weekly pupers are to organize along sim­ gul of tbe- hsrrhf!» Wi-rk artThrihefcIm nts ilar ITTiesTto I Rose presented arid turned have deelded that no one with Jess tlinn down by the Florida State Press Associa­ 500 votes wduld he published in the list. Greot In tcreS ffS flT irijf Manifested In Preparation For This Auspi­ tion last A|iril. There Is plenty of time to change the cious Celebration The meeting of the Georgia newspn|ier slate, and Interesting developments are Sanford on July Fifth I men took place last Saturday, the com- promised as tin* contest nenrs-thr end. _JEhl» is the »logmi_far.IflHHtgft niittee «i»poiuteiLby-the Georgia news­ Following is the vote 4Ms week ■nrúí the state at lantmtnd-un ftiní~<Tñ» paper owners, consisting of J. J..li»q»v H I»» J eyyjin iirm n ^ SdliFord will entertnin the visitors iu a n—mit uf |Hh' fini'c'^ (.’-nrniltatuCJl-Tonyr «rtfmirTSSIS^............... numi oTthe NeWs, Fnirburn; Hull Kerr, of tlie Mis« Kiln SirlnxUlow. to zja manner that will he long rcmcmlN'rcHl. M lu AriuiKn TnXnsh. 0. Ü20 As the time draws' nearer the varinus News, Spring Place; P. T. McCutcheon, MIm M.iln-ll W(»»Illuni 5.U7 ConRmmtJoiwI Church . I I . - I . 'i ; ^ d.817 conuniUees are getting busier and from News and Banner, Franklin; W. Trox Ml«* MiiU-I thiwk-r ... .. 3.417 of Py I lilas ............. .. . . ... 3.27(1 the indications the grand celebration, will Bankston, of the News. West Point, de­ Ktililht* Wahikn Cluh ____-,..........' - 2.1121 cided to submit to every ncws|)a|w<r man MU« Annie llitoiln» . ■ 1.332 lie great^Jieyoifci all ex(H*cintlousl__QL_ M i»i(¡n il Moore........... ............. I . ."III. 1.211(1 coarse there will he other celebrations mi in Georgia the opportunity of becoming n Ml»« A*ln Slenilrum.................. UUI M i»« Nona E'nwnn........ . . . . . . 028 that day iu vnrious parts of the county member of the Georgia Newspa|>cr Con­ M rs. (>. W. Venable I. 878 and state but Sanford will draw the crowd tracting Agency. woodmen «f the World............ !!» I! 8112 Mr« E'nnnie Munton 731 for the strongest attractions are down on The object lo he accomplished by this our or rows the program for that dny. assochuimi of the leadigg weekly papers Miss Lillie Lord, Clyde flUli . Every ope wants to hear lion. Frank oi the state, of which thirty-six have al­ Clark. Die great orator, and statesman Prosprrlly at Hand ready signified their willingness to be­ • come members, is to obtain a uniform _ A i l ,'filiiLinuiuua versing thrrpenlnsiilifr -and Floridate famnilBcofigressimTuT" Every one wants to see the grand tour­ rate far foreign advertising, according to portion of the stale, since April 2«ih wit­ the sworn circulation of each paper he nessed such evidences of pros|terily us to nament and mmy jn c c !. Dm vtttku.— •oming a member._______ > •________ rejoice ium-exerrdingty. He wislies lie fififiies und amusements.. Every one wants to witness two of (he The. .plan agreed a (ton nrfthe meeting could give complete, details, particularly Saturday af|ernoon will he submitted, the figures, hut what he saw and heard best hull games of the season between by mail, to every weekly editor in the convinces him that prosperity for the the Sanford and Orlando nines. And every one wants to enjoy the grand state, giving him the opportunity of be­ state is again nt hnfiiL iuirbecue and see Sanford, the'famous He traveled from St. Augustine to Miami, coming a meritber and stockholder of this 'few spa per Owners' association. from Titusville Yiu Sanford to Punm Gorda. Celery City. The program for the day will lie as fol­ Reply enVelo|M‘s will he enclosed with from Lakeland via Tampa to Urndentnwn, lows: tlie expectation of hearing from every pa­ thence to St. Petersburg and up the Gulf Firing of Salutes at Sunrise. per in the slate before the meeting of the coast through Sumter and Marion counties Bail Gnme at 10 a. in. • Weekly Press Association, which convenes to Starke, Macclenuy. Mouticello and Tal­ Tournament at H:5U a. in. lahassee. Everywhere lilts evidences and in Douglas, Git.. July 15th and l-1th. Barbecue at 12 at the City Park. President Bankston, of (his association reports of prosperity were immcrnos uud Address hy lion. Frank Clark at 1:50. *"* was authorized to communicate hy long gratifying. Great crops of ve get aides, Horse Racing at 2:50 |i. in. (¡stance phone with President Stunley, of pineapples and melons were and are be­ Ball Game a f 5:50 p. in. the Weekly Press Association. requesting ing shipped and bringing remunerative • Regaifa -mrthr LíiYí^ür n p. nil Prices. ----------• ■ -------—----him lo devote one. dny's".se»!}jif»i of ill* _ , Isoline, Teim. To tho bailor of Thr Iferuld: I want to invest a dollar with you for ymir paper. I do not even know anyone there, lint 1 want it to keep |>ostcd on Sanford ami that part of Florida. 1 am an Ohio man, nnd have only s|ient one year South of the Ohio river, uud llmt here the |>asl year as treasurer and general manager of a large coal and lumber com­ pany up here In the Cumberland mountains-of-Teniiessee. bttr l' lt&Ve been heap lug some good things about Florida and especially about the possibilities of Sq[R forrtTdnCc T have been here, and some of . join* » - - --------------—--------------C. L. Farnsworth Is the head of this large these days I nin coining down to Sanford concern, and he wus in the city last week and if I call find a good-sized tract of discussing witter rates with the Clyde land suitable for Racking piirpnse», a few Line agent. M. W. Lovell, who stales tlmt of my friends with me will buy it, and I the factory will certainly he moved j o will 'come there and locate anil settle it Sanford, provided h suitable locution i»n iip with some northern enterprise n7id cap­ ital. the railroad lines cun be secured. The Sanford freight rates v^ere so much- - The supiMised truck lands that have lieeii lower than Mr. Farnsworth could obtain a t sold out during the pASt year to northern, his present location that he has decided people by advertisements and mail- to to purchase u building site and erect a those whoJ)nve*uevcr seen ilirse lands, large two-story factory in tills city, and wdl when they find oiit what ninny of aside from his regular limv of goods will them have got to, do a great deal of linrni Install n first-class canning factory, put Toward the advancement of the stale,and think the |»eople of should d tjng up okra, tomatoes, celery products, r .... Florida . „ „ ______ ____ Hastings had just finished shipping u TiiTy inerting lo Hie discussion of the .awàotlMwfmUewntFvegetnhieH-.TlSlrTRTlïF TmTnntlTñjrnn-oaiRerai-l iliísthing us much The louniHinent will he oho of the fea­ potato crop that hrougiil the pnidueers proposed organization, which is already calls of these dllTerent crops that are now as (xissible. I know of ua old man here an assured success. tures of the day and is exciting much over half a million dollars and wealth was wasted In the fields, and will at once be­ now, who is ipiite-nld, and has S|H‘ii( all interest turning the famous riders uf Dus The establishment of an office in At­ pouring iu u|K)it the lower Kust Cynst come a souroe of revenue to our growers. liis life to nceumillale and save a litt section. The following rules will govern lanta to control foreign advertising and fnaii an immense crop of tomatoes just The establishment of this factory in home win) has been gelling some of these lo act as a purchasing agent fur the mem­ marketed. Aud they were just beginning Die tournament: { ’ Sanford will not only aid materially in the udvertiseiiieilts, and wants lo sell tiis bers of this association was agreed iijhiii, to ship (J0(1,000 crates of pineupples.wiih All riders must he dressed iu uniform future growth of the city, hut will ho the place to bay some’of this linidthai I know and it will immediately follow liic meet­ the prospects of getting a million dollars representing the Knight tie personates. means of assisting the growers to get a from tlie territory it is ill is of very little ing of the weekly editors in Douglas in for them. All lances must measure eleven feet or r good price for many of their crops, and value. more. ' (July. . ' 'C * ----Sanford Imd just closed the celery sea­ You liave the newsiest, live. ui>gio-dutc should help, In keeping up the market Each Kniglu nmst-rarry tild laiicéTnson. which brought in many (housnuds of (iriec of fruits and vegetables in many in­ paper I have ever seen for a City of your the parade. ' Married In Paint kn loliars. and from there to Brudcutown size, and as I wus a former newspaper The riders will launder tin* cummniul stances. J. ‘ • _ ... « Miss Lillian Kynn of Pnlntkfl and An­ great crop of tomatoes was going lo mar­ One of the principal attractions of San­ man in the Buckeye mate I know whereof of Mr. Chas. 1laud, captain of tournament ked ami [(ringing good prices. Lgkeland drew U. Mahoney of this city were mar­ ford for an enterprise of this kind is the I s|»-;ik. On receipt of it.’ I looked over races. ried in Pulatka Wednesday morning The '«Ma'Plautj^ity, Lnwtey, Starke and other its columns and remarked : "Well, the gen­ There will he three rides for each large packing house uf Qlmse &. Co., where (daces were shaking the »heckles in tin ceremony took place at the church. Father Knight, four rings three feet apart. u constant supply of fruits nnd vegetables eral appearance of that newspaper tells pockets, yleldedjby the hig crops of straw­ Barry otliciating assisted hy Father Fox There will he n lirsi, second aud thiid ore handled during the winter season, und ITU- that Sanford is ii good, live, pros|>cr’ „ of Orlando. After the ceremuny the berries. ous town to go to, and if everyone helps prizes. this supply alone could keop a canning From Arcadia to Waldo, train loads of as well ns the newspaper. It will soon be young couple left for Asheville and other Tlie tournament will he run on raring factory busy the entire season. tomatoes, w^igynclqim ^iml canteloii|ies (minis In Norih Carolina. II( kjii their re­ rules. The turtle and coquina clam of Florida a coming city." Hoping lo see you per­ were going lo ihnrkct and bringing paying turn they will make thlstfiiy their future There will be three race Die tnuris rapidly coming to the front ns a most sonally; some of these times. I am home. Miss Ryan is the daughter of prices. Tlie Seaboard appeared to he Yours most sincerely, nnment horses. palatable dish for Uie northern epicure, taxed to its utmost a hi IN# to carry off tile Cupt. und Mrs. Ryan uf Palutkn, promi­ —J. L. B ark . Three prizes for each race. aud this part of the canning business is nent residents of that place. Miss Ryun products ({rown nil along the line from The horses will be classed in three very lucrative In the summer time. In Kctly-Diivldson Trial is well known In this city also, having I’lniu City to Starke. Inqui^ at all (toints eludes. —•— fact, tlie supply of |>roductsfor a canning brought tlie answer that prices were sat­ Paint ku, June 25.—Tlie special term of visited here upun several occasions. Entrance fee in the tournament will he isfactory. V' factory in Sanford is unlimited, and we tlie circuit court now in progress here]' Mr Mahoney is the son of Mr. pm! Mrs. bosiiouk for the new enterprise n most convened for the purjwse of trying David­ F. W. Mahoney and grew up to manhood And the corn crop—It is simply grand. two dollars. Any Knight showing Dir slightest signs profitable trade. son and Kelly for the murder of Drum­ in Sanford, where he counts his friends We doubt if ever before there was such u of Intoxication will he ruled olT Die truck, mer Sellers in’ Alachua county, is attract­ hy Ids acquaintances and is numbered rop grown in the state. To sat from the Archie Cameron will have charge of Meeting o f Heading Circle ing considerable attention. ThS court among the ixipulur young men of the car windows Die vast beautiful fields Die tournament and races und will uhsprotuling out over lull und valley in em­ The rending circle of the missiuuiiry room is crowded daily with interested city. swer nil Inquiries regarding same. The young couple will be accorded a erald niangnilicence was actually exhila­ society of the Methodist church, held their spectators who listen intently to the ques­ meeting at the residence of Mrs. D. (!. tions propounded to the witnesses in the cordial reception upon their return by rating. To Subscribers There is more to come, too—sweet potheir many friends who wish them much Wagner, Tuesduy afternoon. Many tliiui- examination. An nrderupt lie*Posldlllce- Do partme nt, tallies and sugarcAhu. ¡teunuts antTplgs, blos were lnevldencc.TirulwlilleThe swift­ _ Never Imhn history of Pumnm county happiness upon thd sea oi Hfi7 Washington. D. C„ effective Jan. 1. IflOH, oranges and grapefruit. By tlie time the ly Hying needles wrought many stitches, court matters lias such tin (miming array year doses, the total umountof crops pm provides Dint no delinquent subscriber the attention uud interest of the ladies of legal tulcnt been gotten together in State Dental Association duced and returns realized will he protli- shall he carried longer than three months, were centered In those delightful "Days Patulka. The prominence of the accused The Siam Dental Association, which gious. The panic of Roosevelt will huve giving as a reason that tho department is of June," so charmingly read by Mrs. L and the Importance of the case may he lias been in session in Ocala for Die past been forgotten and the Christ mas of Iff Of) furnishing a low rote of (»»stage on newsR. Philips. Before dispersing, light re­ derermined when such distinguished law«evrral days adjourned 'Saturday after­ will be the happiest ever k/iown in Flori­ pupers, ami does so fur Die benefit of a freshments were served. At another yets as the following are retained, lion. noon. St. Augustine was selected by the da, Now let us all rend Kippling's Re­ bontifide subscriber who pays for his meeting the study o f the beautiful life uf Robert W. Davis, of Tampa, Hon. Syd U association as Die meeting Jdnce next cess iojimLjduRdijGod_Ju£—liis_bhis*ing»r auiperc--------------------------- —------- Jane Nicholson, the young missionary, Carter, of Gainesville, Hon. J. N. Strip­ md slug the long metre doxology.—PuntQ Death o f Mrs. M. H. Murks . . who gave her life to Chinn, w ill_bo rxm- ling, ui JuduuuvHW, lion». T<tm. Pfl!mn7 The following officers were elected to Gordo Herald. B. A. Thrasher nnd J. M. Rivers, from oili­ duded.‘ Cnpt. R. 11. Marks received u telegram er rtties, and Hons;-8: J. HiUmrii. hnUT. serve fa r thF“ following year: President, Wednesday announcing Die death o£Mr*. ice o f Meeting Equalization of Taxes N. Calhoun of this city. Every inch of I). G. Burnett, Arcadia; first vice presi­ M. K. Murks at Jacksonville on Tuesday The Welului Club will meet next Tues­ The Board of County Commissioners ground is being stubbornly contestested dent. I~ F. Ulueoek, Ocala; second vice duy evening ut -I o'clock at the residence morning. Mrs. Marks, the wife of Mujor will meet at Orlando on Monday, July 5. by either side, und nothing is being left president, I- Cohen, St. Petersburg; re- of Dr. Howard. A full .attendance Is de­ M. K. Marks was well known In this city cording secretary,G-B. Tisou, fculncsville; to hear complaints and to adjust tax mat­ undone by either the state or the defense. where she resided for a number of yeurs _____________________ corresponding secretary, W. A. Dean, sired. ters. Equalization will be made on that In this case d change of venue was prior to the removal of the family to Tampa; treasurer, C. L; Nance, Tampa; Growing Some date, and all parties interested should at­ granted from the county lu which the Jacksonville. executive committee, K. L. Anderson, That The Herald is loyally lifting Suntend this meeting, or forever hold their killing occurred, und the following com­ Plant City; Geo. D. Young, St. Augustine, 'urd's-butmer to Die highest breezes, dud' Peace. • prise the talesmen .on the panel, all of Notice oT Sanitary Tax j; W: fwwey, PnmtfnV Qua r. i i Eaph^m, faithfully keeping tuliy with all tliemauy whom tire Pnintktma. save'HM! ' Having hud notice Of sanitary dues, A Name For The New Park improvements now going on, and Die num­ uud the same not being puid, the delin­ 'f Thomas Murruy, butcher; J. T. Grlflln, Tntnpa.ber of others in contemplation, isnltested quents will be summoned before the may­ merchant; M. M. Vickers, publisher; J. I). ■rf'pihe Sanford Ball Association Isdesirou» Park Avenue Twenty-six Feet Wide hy a curd from u winter visitor und for­ °f pamlng the new bull park, and gallantly Points, plumber; J. A. Bear, nurseryman. or nnd fined. M. L. Stxrrr, City council held a s(iecial meeting lust mer resident of Sunfurd, who keeps up . Sanitary Inspector leave the selection to the Sanford ladies A. M, Houghton, merchant; T. K. Living­ 1 he one sending in the most euphonious ston. baker, T. E. Hudson, door maker; Saturday morning before the work of with the march of dvents hereabouts Have you seen tlie cloth-finish ruled cogAomen for the park will receive u aea- W. H. Camion, farmer; W. H. Minton, paving Park uvenfie hud started uud it through the pages of The He(uld, uud who etter heads ut Tiie Herald office T 1 lie wus decided to make tills avenue twentywrites: "You will he so grand by the time merchant; Louis Kalbfleld, hotel keeper; ticket as a compliment of the asaosix feet wide Instead uf twenty us was we return next winter, that We may liuve neatest and very latest thing in flue sta­ clation. The contest is open to all, afid P, J, Becks, contractor. It Is thought that the triul will consume first proposed. Tills will make a beauti­ to engage the services of a guide to show tionery. Look iti up, Mr. Business Moo. the names ore to be sent to The Herald Prices very low. , us about tlie city." ful boulevard. lids week at least. b> be publUbod each week. f. . ■ » ■ ___ - 1* >fl � 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 18, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 18, 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 18, 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/9b552aa74bd5224c8a8ed59f12d298fd.pdf b112e20f12d95dd0fe23f74336b3fb51 PDF Text Text WELL DESERVE! , C. McDanlelicßet:s General Agency Of insurance Co. J . C. McDaniel, a former resident of this city baa been appointed to a general agency o fth e Southern States Life Insur­ ance Co. for faithful service and high cla u business. This will be good news to his many Sanford friends but better still he will make his headquarters In Sanford. Mrs. McDaniel was formerly Miss Jennie Martin, also of Sanford and this estimable family will receive a warm welcome from their old friends. ' Mr. McDdttTel has made an enviable record as an Insurance agent nnd at the recent convention of the Southern States l i f e l namance Co. nrAttamn ~wnt cnoirf the delegates and received this territory and agency as a reward for his ability. He expects to assume his new duties at once and his family will move to Sanford as soon as possible. Schedule o f Geme» The following is the schedule of games to be played by the Sanford Base Ball Club for the season of 1909: July 2—Daytona. Ju ly 3 —Dayton*. July 6—Orlando (Two games) July 10—Gainesville. July 12—Gainesville. July 13—Gainesville. July 22—Orlando. '* July 23—Orlando. August 6—Orlando. August 12—Orlondo. -AttgtttH9=0rhnido: AWAŸ from moue June 17—Daytona. Ju n e 2 3 —Orlando. June 24—Orlando. July 13—Orlando. July 10—Orlando. August 3—Orlando. Augutt 20—Orlando. — August ■2 7 —Orlando. There will be other games played beM ethodist Conference Closes Enterprise, JuhV l4—The dUlriot. con­ «Wm those scheduled. ference of the Miami district came to a close at Epworth Inn last night and was voted by all who attended the best in the O F COUNTY DITCH LETTING history of the district. First and lost Notice U hereby given thst waled bid* will be re there were over seventy who hnd their reived by the Donrd of County Commissioners ol County, Florida, until 12 o'clock m., or names placed on the register and among Orange Msodsy, J uly 1gw. 1809, and the tam e will be ~r~ _______ them were many o f .t he-.most prominent tpMj f by askj OottnlT)a TUUSSPAT, JVLT 13tk. 1900. AI 10 A. M. ministers nh<C|oymen of the fitnte. The Said bids bclna fur th * construction of about fnrTY * ju' i#w»Ment and vice—prwtdCTr^f.-tfie’Tnl- Ihrnr miles, eourtryAWch-and-enlverrr <lTCr tame lege, the' editor of the Florida Christian where ordered. Said conttructlon amounting In Advocate and four of the six presiding elders of the Methodist church were in attendance. Mrs. U. S. Tabor of DeLand was ap­ pointed press reporter and submitted ex­ cellent reports of the conference work, which were highly praised by the dele­ gates. Mrs. Tabor also favored the con­ ference with a large number of musical selections, which added much to pleasure of the conforence. She is a finished musi­ cian and all-who attended the conference will remember with pleasure her musical numbers. Rev. and Mrs.Wrlght of Cocoa, KCV. r . L. GIcnunTnjr Lemon City.- Miss mates of (he engineer let* 25 per cent, retained Claire Adams of Miami and Dr. W. K. upon each section until the requirement* In the specification* t r * compiled with, when the remain­ Finer of Tampa also delighted the con­ der will be estimated in lull. to me ampocn ference with musical numbers. A certified check for 10 per cent, o l the contract The delegates have now about all re­ price will be required with each bid a t n guarantee tained to their homes ond the Inn Is* not of good faith that if awarded n contract within five days of the receipt of a legal notification of an fplL ond more quiet tlian It has been. the award the tu ccn ifu l bidder or blddrrt Will S ta rt a Barrel Factory It is rumored this week that a large bar­ rel factory will be Installed in Sanford In the near future. Sanford has become fa­ mous as an Irish potato center, anti the new Arm will make potato barrels exclu­ sively. This will add another enterprise to Sanford's rapidly growing list. H ardw are and Farm Im p lem en ts ‘PITTSBURG PERFECT LUCAS PAINTS Best Fence M ade NO DEARER THAN THE POOR KIND Used in Uncle Sam’s Paint Shop W e have the largest f During t h e - p a s t - y c a r , the U. S. Navy has con­ sumed 6 9 1 ,0 0 0 pounds nf MICAS WHITR PAINT and : 2 7 8 ,7 0 0 pounds of LUCAS COLORS, sufficient to-pro­ duce more than 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 gallons of paint, equiva­ lent to 5 0 caiload s of 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 gal Iona eac h. and which would make a Train more than onehalf mile long. In Uncle Sam ’s ser­ vice, as in everybody else!s, LUCAS.-PRODUCTS have ah . unbroken record WE HANDLE and best equipped~plant t for driving wells in thta l aeo tio n -o f the- rnmiTry~“$ and a re prepared to (ill ♦ all orders promptly. Our \ m achinery is up-to-date ♦ nnd our >workmen nre ♦ skilled in thé' work. $ F o r Field, Farm , Ranch. Law ns, § * co rn Cribs an d P d iu rtry -~ '" Will stand ’ordinary ns well as hard Those contemplating ♦ putting in wells would t serve their best in teb -î ests by consulting us .1 an i-len m in g 'prices he- ........ ..... ....... ....... ........................ [Xi not requireTin expert to erect, THE ABOVE fore making contracts. I E X C L U S IV E L Y IN SA N FO R D Real Estate B roker 2 Presents to the lnvestor the Best Opportu- • • nities in Florida • mutt Ale a satisfactory bond with the Hoard of Commissioner*, to Insure for the completion of the contract a t awarded and in the specified lime. (See specifications.) Snld bund to be an amount satisfactory to the Hoard and In accordance with the laws governing such work. The right It hereby reserved to reject any or oil bids. Uy order ol the Hoard ol County Commissioners of Orsnge County, Florida D. M. Homhsun. Clerk. Address all bids to 11. M. Robinson. Clerk ofthe Circuit Court. Urlando Fla 44-41 F O R T F R ID A Y Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $ 2 5 .0 0 to ^ ¡2 0 0 .0 0 per acre Celery farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained and ready for crop, $fj(K)(KI to SKKHI.OO per acre. City property, improved and unimproved limber land with finest site in Florida for mite faetory Others tell you what can lie done. • K. R. MURRELL^is a practical farmer as well as real estate broker, and is here to show you what has been and can be done. - •/ , n h r f W M W tm ■ / ’ tv w tw ttu ttw v M A N D , ___ * B E f I HVfl I I h f n f ■ ■ I 1 1 1 | B . . Best Elgin Creamery Butter, per pound 6 packages Uneeda Milk Crackers . ~ X W kW M U S A ttw v tttttu w . . . .35 .. .10 •. . . .25 . . * $1.00 . . . . _ . 2-pound can Royal Scarlett Tomatoes at 6 packages Sensation Tobacco I I S A T U R D A Y 18 pounds Fine Granulated Sugar . •. 3 three-pound cans Tomatoes »' .25 • . ‘ * wI .25 ,. **« ,-*•,* '* Attend this Saljg. and see how muchjnore your dollar buys here than elsewhere Phone 2 7 7 THE NEW STORE N e xt to P hilips9 D rug Store ■Hi �1 rtÿfisl àì _*=±Ç3 *■*%-*' J. HERAED Number 45 ANOTHERENTERPRISE f AKE U N O SCH EM ES I NEW SPAPERS ORGANIZE AGENCY I Prospective Buyers Arc Getting Wise To-Thom. The Herald's campaign ugnimjt the land sharks in Florida is hearing fruit in many •instances, and many letters nrc being reeelved every day from prospective buyers in the North who have read the copies of BHTcles from The Herald inother publica­ tions. These frauds Khailtd fie excised h r Hie state press wherever detected, and the |Hrople°who are desirous of locating In Florida should be protected from these sharks who have been attracted to the state by the glowing' accounts of riches ■iMinh* frertt-thc raid- VegetriGhTln lids; "TThTl H IE GREAT PIANO CONTEST THE DAY WE CELEBRATE Wewspapcr Owners to Urge EstubUgju M iss B e s s i e * turnon StiH brads By Added to S a n fo rd 's Long LlsEQE mciti or contracting Agency Many d o le s ' The F ifth o f Ju ly Prom ises To F a c to rie s Referring th our editoriul last Friday The piano contest continues to hold the Be Gala Occasion in regnrd to our fixed advertising rate to interest of the people, nnd great gains all comers of fifteen cents nn Inch, Percy have been made daring the (wist week. P. Vyle, of the Jacksonville Advertising Miss Stumon now lias n safe lead over the CANNINO AND PRESERVE WORKS Agency, informs us that the Georgia other contestants. Several havcjipeacm TOURNAMENT WILL BE FEATURE weekly pupers are to organize along sim­ gul of tbe- hsrrhf!» Wi-rk artThrihefcIm nts prom oters Will Build a Large Twoilar ITTiesTto IRose presented arid turned have deelded that no one with Jess tlinn down by the Florida State Press Associa­ 500 votes wduld he published in the list. Greot In tcre S ffS flT irijf Manifested In Story F acto ry In the Preparation For This Auspi­ tion last A|iril. Early Fall There Is plenty of time to change the cious Celebration The meeting of the Georgia newspn|ier slate, and Interesting developments are Having maintained that Sanford Was Sanford on July Fifth I men took place last Saturday, the com- promised as tin* contest nenrs-thr end. the Ideal location forfactoricsornllkinds, _JEhl» is the »logmi_far.IflHHtgft niittee «i»poiuteiLby-the Georgia news­ Following is the vote 4Ms week The Herald is gratified to learn that many ■nrúí the state at lantm tnd-un ftiní~<Tñ» paper owners, consisting of J. J..li»q»v promoters.arc bciLng attrnctetl_tn ourci(y HI»» Je y y jin iirm n ^ SdliFord will entertnin the visitors iu a this summer..and In theoarly fullSnnfnrd CfìlW!UÌally ll-t‘ t‘e-(>rY lamlH n—mit uf |Hh' fini'c'^ (.’-nrniltatuCJl-Tonyr «rtfmirTSSIS^.................... numi Kiln SirlnxUlow. to zja manner that will he long rcmcmlN'rcHl. Ail-bo the rlLl.JrtWim ftftiaMfli 8ion at-wt j ^ l,lSÏL)iâi'ù-letur received-this week, oTthe NeWs, Fnirburn; Hull Kerr, of tlie Mis« Mlu AriuiKn TnXnsh. 0.Ü20 As the time draws' nearer the varinus Toast six new factories., Partlcnlnrs of nil and is only one of many u|>on the same News, Spring Place; P. T. McCutcheon, MIm M.iln-ll W(»»Illuni 5.U7 ConRmmtJoiwI Church . I I . - I . 'i ; ^ subject. d.817 conuniUees are getting busier and from News and Banner, Franklin; W. Trox Ml«* MiiU-I thiwk-r ... .. these eiiterDrlscs cannot be given nt this 3.417 _ , Isoline, Teim. of PyIlilas .............. . . ... 3.27(1 the indications the grand celebration, will Bankston, of the News. West Point, de­ Ktililht* time ns theV[ilans have not matured, and To tho bailor of Thr Iferuld: Wahikn Cluh ____ -,............... ' - 2.1121 cided to submit to every ncws|)a|w<r man MU« Annie llitoiln» . building «lies jiurchased. hut if the owners ■ 1.332 lie great^Jieyoifci all ex(H*cintlousl__QL_ I want to invest a dollar with you for Mi»i(¡nil Moore............. ................ I . ."III. 1.211(1 coarse there will he other celebrations mi in Georgia the opportunity of becoming n Ml»« A*ln Slenilrum ...................... of lake front property can lie Induced n> ymir paper. I do not even know anyone UUI Mi»« Nona E'nwnn........... . . . . . 028 that day iu vnrious parts of the county member of the Georgia Newspa|>cr Con­ sell nt a reasonable figure, the entire lake there, lint 1 want it to keep |>ostcd on Mrs. (>. W. Venable I. 878 and state but Sanford will draw the crowd woodmen «f the World............... !!»I! 8112 front will be purchased by the parties who Sanford ami that part of Florida. 1 am tracting Agency. Mr« E'nnnie Munton 731 for the strongest attractions are down on The object lo he accomplished by this expect to erect factories and warehouses an Ohio man, nnd have only s|ient one our or rows the program for that dny. year South of the Ohio river, uud llmt here assochuimi of the leadigg weekly papers Miss Lillie Lord, Clyde this foil. flUli . Every ope wants to hear lion. Frank oi the state, of which thirty-six have al­ The latest addition to our factory list, the |>asl year as treasurer and general Clark. Die great orator, and statesman Prosprrlly at Hand ready signified their willingness to be­ and one that 1ms long been needed, Is the manager of a large coal and lumber com­ -and Floridate famnilB cofigressimTuT" • come members, is to obtain a uniform _ A il,'filiiLinuiuua versing thrrpenlnsiilifr Sat so mu Orange Co., now operating in pany up here In the Cumberland mounEvery one wants to see the grand tour­ I .»ike county. They imumfacturcuruugis tains-of-Teniiessee. bttr l' lt&Ve been heap rate far foreign advertising, according to portion of the stale, since April 2«ih wit­ nament and mmy jn c c ! . Dm vtttku.— grapefruit and kijmquut mnrmelndc and lug some good things about Florida and the sworn circulation of each paper he nessed such evidences of pros|terily us to fififiies und amusements.. guava pnstgnnd numerousottier preserves especially about the possibilities of Sq[R •oming a member._______ > •________ rejoice ium -exerrdingty. He wislies lie Every one wants to witness two of (he could give complete, details, particularly The. .plan agreed a (ton nrfthe meeting forrtTdnCc T have been here, and some of . join*»-------------—-----------best hull games of the season between the figures, hut what he saw and heard Saturday af|ernoon will he submitted, C. L. Farnsworth Is the head of this large these days I nin coining down to Sanford the Sanford and Orlando nines. concern, and he wus in the city last week and if I call find a good-sized tract of by mail, to every weekly editor in the convinces him that prosperity for the And every one wants to enjoy the grand state is again nt hnfiiL discussing witter rates with the Clyde land suitable for Racking piirpnse», a few state, giving him the opportunity of be­ iuirbecue and see Sanford, the'famous He traveled from St. Augustine to Miami, Line agent. M. W. Lovell, who stales tlmt of my friends with me will buy it, and I coming a meritber and stockholder of this Celery City. 'few spa per Owners' association. from Titusville Yiu Sanford to Punm Gorda. the factory will certainly he moved jo will 'come there and locate anil settle it The program for the day will lie as fol­ Reply enVelo|M‘s will he enclosed with from Lakeland via Tampa to Urndentnwn, Sanford, provided h suitable locution i»n iip with some northern enterprise n7id cap­ lows: tlie expectation of hearing from every pa­ thence to St. Petersburg and up the Gulf ital. the railroad lines cun be secured. Firing of Salutes at Sunrise. per in the slate before the meeting of the coast through Sumter and Marion counties The Sanford freight rates v^ere so much- - The supiMised truck lands that have lieeii Bail Gnme at 10 a. in. • Weekly Press Association, which convenes to Starke, Macclenuy. Mouticello and Tal­ lower than Mr. Farnsworth could obtain a t sold out during the pASt year to northern, Tournament at H:5U a. in. lahassee. Everywhere lilts evidences and in Douglas, Git.. July 15th and l-1th. his present location that he has decided people by advertisements and mail- to Barbecue at 12 at the City Park. President Bankston, of (his association reports of prosperity were immcrnos uud to purchase u building site and erect a those whoJ)nve*uevcr seen ilirse lands, Address hy lion. Frank Clark at 1:50. *"* gratifying. Great crops of ve get aides, was authorized to communicate hy long large two-story factory in tills city, and wdl when they find oiit what ninny of Horse Racing at 2:50 |i. in. (¡stance phone with President Stunley, of pineapples and melons were and are be­ aside from his regular limv of goods will them have got to, do a great deal of linrni Ball Game a f 5:50 p. in. the Weekly Press Association. requesting ing shipped and bringing remunerative Install n first-class canning factory, put Toward the advancement of the stale,and • Regaifa -mrthr LíiYí^ür n p. nil Prices. -----------• ■ --------—----of should d him lo devote one. dny's".se»!}jif»i of ill* tjng up okra, tomatoes, celery products, think the |»eople r .... Florida . „„__________ Hastings had just finished shipping u TiiTy inerting lo Hie discussion of the .awàotlMwfmUewntFvegetnhieH-.TlSlrTRTlïF TmTnntlTñjrnn-oaiRerai-l iliísthing us much The louniHinent will he oho of the fea­ proposed organization, which is already potato crop that hrougiil the pnidueers calls of these dllTerent crops that are now as (xissible. I know of ua old man here a n assured success. tures of the day and is exciting much over half a million dollars and wealth was wasted In the fields, and will at once be­ now, who is ipiite-nld, and has S|H‘ii( all interest turning the famous riders uf Dus The establishment of an office in At­ pouring iu u|K)it the lower Kust Cynst come a souroe of revenue to our growers. liis life to nceumillale and save a litt section. The following rules will govern lanta to control foreign advertising and fnaii an immense crop of tomatoes just The establishment of this factory in home win) has been gelling some of these lo act as a purchasing agent fur the mem­ marketed. Aud they were just beginning Die tournament: {’ Sanford will not only aid materially in the udvertiseiiieilts, and wants lo sell tiis bers of this association was agreed iijhiii, to ship (J0(1,000 crates of pineupples.wiih All riders must he dressed iu uniform future growth of the city, hut will ho the place to bay some’of this linidthai I know and it will immediately follow liic meet­ the prospects of getting a million dollars representing the Knight tie personates. means of assisting the growers to get a from tlie territory it is ill is of very little ing of the weekly editors in Douglas in for them. All lances must measure eleven feet or r good price for many of their crops, and value. more. ' (July. . ' 'C * -----Sanford Imd just closed the celery sea­ You liave the newsiest, live. ui>gio-dutc should help, In keeping up the market Each Kniglu nmst-rarry tild laiicéTnson. which brought in many (housnuds of (iriec of fruits and vegetables in many in­ paper I have ever seen for a City of your the parade. ' Married In Paint kn loliars. and from there to Brudcutown size, and as I wus a former newspaper The riders will launder tin* cummniul stances. J. ‘ • _ ... « Miss Lillian Kynn of Pnlntkfl and An­ great crop of tomatoes was going lo mar­ One of the principal attractions of San­ man in the Buckeye mate I know whereof of Mr. Chas. 1laud, captain of tournament ked ami [(ringing good prices. Lgkeland drew U. Mahoney of this city were mar­ ford for an enterprise of this kind is the I s|»-;ik. On receipt of it.’ I looked over races. ried in Pulatka Wednesday morning The '«Ma'Plautj^ity, Lnwtey, Starke and other its columns and remarked : "Well, the gen­ There will he three rides for each large packing house uf Qlmse &. Co., where (daces were shaking the »heckles in tin ceremony took place at the church. Father Knight, four rings three feet apart. u constant supply of fruits nnd vegetables eral appearance of that newspaper tells pockets, yleldedjby the hig crops of straw­ Barry otliciating assisted hy Father Fox There will he n lirsi, second aud thiid ore handled during the winter season, und ITU- that Sanford is ii good, live, pros|>cr’ „ of Orlando. After the ceremuny the berries. ous town to go to, and if everyone helps prizes. this supply alone could keop a canning From Arcadia to Waldo, train loads of as well ns the newspaper. It will soon be young couple left for Asheville and other Tlie tournament will he run on raring factory busy the entire season. tomatoes, w^igynclqim ^iml canteloii|ies (minis In Norih Carolina. II( kjii their re­ The turtle and coquina clam of Florida a coming city." Hoping lo see you per­ turn they will make thlstfiiy their future were going lo ihnrkct and bringing paying rules. There will be three race Die tnuris rapidly coming to the front ns a most sonally; some of these times. I am home. Miss Ryan is the daughter of prices. Tlie Seaboard appeared to he Yours most sincerely, nnment horses. palatable dish for Uie northern epicure, taxed to its utmost a hi IN# to carry off tile Cupt. und Mrs. Ryan uf Palutkn, promi­ —J. L. Bark. Three prizes for each race. aud this part of the canning business is nent residents of that place. Miss Ryun products ({rown nil along the line from The horses will be classed in three very lucrative In the summer time. In Kctly-Diivldson Trial is well known In this city also, having I’lniu City to Starke. Inqui^ at all (toints eludes. —•— fact, tlie supply of |>roductsfor a canning brought tlie answer that prices were sat­ Paint ku, June 25.—Tlie special term of visited here upun several occasions. Entrance fee in the tournament will he isfactory. V ' factory in Sanford is unlimited, and we tlie circuit court now in progress here]' Mr Mahoney is the son of Mr. pm! Mrs. bosiiouk for the new enterprise n most convened for the purjwse of trying David­ F. W. Mahoney and grew up to manhood And the corn crop—It is simply grand. two dollars. Any Knight showing Dir slightest signs profitable trade. son and Kelly for the murder of Drum­ in Sanford, where he counts his friends We doubt if ever before there was such u of Intoxication will he ruled olT Die truck, mer Sellers in’ Alachua county, is attract­ hy Ids acquaintances and is numbered rop grown in the state. To sat from the Archie Cameron will have charge of Meeting o f Heading Circle ing considerable attention. ThS court among the ixipulur young men of the car windows Die vast beautiful fields Die tournament and races und will uhsprotuling out over lull und valley in em­ The rending circle of the missiuuiiry room is crowded daily with interested city. swer nil Inquiries regarding same. The young couple will be accorded a erald niangnilicence was actually exhila­ society of the Methodist church, held their spectators who listen intently to the ques­ meeting at the residence of Mrs. D. (!. tions propounded to the witnesses in the cordial reception upon their return by rating. To Subscribers There is more to come, too—sweet potheir many friends who wish them much Wagner, Tuesduy afternoon. Many tliiui- examination. An nrderupt lie* Posldlllce- Do par tme nt, tallies and sugarcAhu. ¡teunuts antTplgs, blos were lnevldencc.TirulwlilleThe swift­ _ Never Imhn history of Pumnm county happiness upon thd sea oi Hfi7 Washington. D. C„ effective Jan. 1. IflOH, oranges and grapefruit. By tlie time the ly Hying needles wrought many stitches, court matters lias such tin (miming array year doses, the total umountof crops pm provides Dint no delinquent subscriber the attention uud interest of the ladies of legal tulcnt been gotten together in S tate Dental Association duced and returns realized will he protli- shall he carried longer than three months, were centered In those delightful "Days Patulka. The prominence of the accused The Siam Dental Association, which gious. The panic of Roosevelt will huve giving as a reason that tho department is of June," so charmingly read by Mrs. L and the Importance of the case may he lias been in session in Ocala for Die past been forgotten and the Christ mas of Iff Of) furnishing a low rote of (»»stage on newsR. Philips. Before dispersing, light re­ derermined when such distinguished law«evrral days adjourned 'Saturday after­ will be the happiest ever k/iown in Flori­ pupers, ami does so fur Die benefit of a freshments were served. At another yets as the following are retained, lion. noon. St. Augustine was selected by the da, Now let us all rend Kippling's Re­ bontifide subscriber who pays for his meeting the study of the beautiful life uf Robert W. Davis, of Tampa, Hon. Syd U association as Die meeting Jdnce next cess iojimLjduRdijGod_Ju£—liis_bhis*ing»r auiperc-------- --------------------—------- Jane Nicholson, the young missionary, Carter, of Gainesville, Hon. J . N. Strip­ md slug the long metre doxology.—PuntQ Death of Mrs. M. H. Murks . . who gave her life to Chinn, w ill_bo rxm- ling, ui JuduuuvHW, lion». T<tm. Pfl!mn7 The following officers were elected to Gordo Herald. B. A. Thrasher nnd J . M. Rivers, from oili­ duded.‘ Cnpt. R. 11. Marks received u telegram er rtties, and Hons;-8 : J . HiUmrii. hnUT. serve fa r thF“ following year: President, Wednesday announcing Die death o£Mr*. ice o f Meeting Equalization o f Taxes N. Calhoun of this city. Every inch of I). G. Burnett, Arcadia; first vice presi­ M. K. Murks at Jacksonville on Tuesday The Welului Club will meet next Tues­ The Board of County Commissioners ground is being stubbornly contestested dent. I~ F. Ulueoek, Ocala; second vice duy evening ut -I o'clock at the residence morning. Mrs. Marks, the wife of Mujor will meet at Orlando on Monday, July 5. by either side, und nothing is being left president, I- Cohen, St. Petersburg; re- of Dr. Howard. A full .attendance Is de­ M. K. Marks was well known In this city to hear complaints and to adjust tax mat­ undone by either the state or the defense. cording secretary,G-B. Tisou, fculncsville; sired. where she resided for a number of yeurs ___________________ ters. Equalization will be made on that In this case d change of venue was corresponding secretary, W. A. Dean, prior to the removal of the family to Growing Some date, and all parties interested should at­ granted from the county lu which the Tampa; treasurer, C. L; Nance, Tampa; Jacksonville. executive committee, K. L. Anderson, That The Herald is loyally lifting Suntend this meeting, or forever hold their killing occurred, und the following com­ Peace. • prise the talesmen .on the panel, all of Plant City; Geo. D. Young, St. Augustine, 'urd's-butmer to Die highest breezes, dud' Notice oT Sanitary Tax j ; W: fwwey, PnmtfnV Qua r . i i Eaph^m, faithfully keeping tuliy with all tliemauy whom tire Pnintktma. save'HM! ' Having hud notice Of sanitary dues, A Name For The New Park improvements now going on, and Die num­ uud the same not being puid, the delin­ 'f Thomas Murruy, butcher; J. T. Grlflln, Tntnpa.ber of others in contemplation, isnltested quents will be summoned before the may­ merchant; M. M. Vickers, publisher; J . I). ■rf'pihe Sanford Ball Association Isdesirou» Park Avenue Twenty-six Feet Wide hy a curd from u winter visitor und for­ °f pamlng the new bull park, and gallantly Points, plumber; J . A. Bear, nurseryman. or nnd fined. M. L. Stxrrr, City council held a s(iecial meeting lust mer resident of Sunfurd, who keeps up . Sanitary Inspector leave the selection to the Sanford ladies A. M, Houghton, merchant; T. K. Living­ 1he one sending in the most euphonious ston. baker, T. E. Hudson, door maker; Saturday morning before the work of with the march of dvents hereabouts Have you seen tlie cloth-finish ruled cogAomen for the park will receive u aea- W. H. Camion, farmer; W. H. Minton, paving Park uvenfie hud started uud it through the pages of The He(uld, uud who etter heads ut Tiie Herald office T 1 lie wus decided to make tills avenue twentywrites: "You will he so grand by the time merchant; Louis Kalbfleld, hotel keeper; ticket as a compliment of the asaoneatest and very latest thing in flue sta­ we return next winter, that W e may liuve six feet wide Instead uf twenty us was P, J , Becks, contractor. clation. The contest is open to all, afid It Is thought that the triul will consume first proposed. Tills will make a beauti­ to engage the services of a guide to show tionery. Look iti up, Mr. Business Moo. the names ore to be sent to The Herald Prices very low. , us about tlie city." ful boulevard. lids week at least. b> be publUbod each week. f. . ■ » ■ ___ - 1* >fl �THE SANfOHD HERALD pm! there are nutherous Inquiries every day about city lots for building purposes. There are a number of people who would build If thfey could do so upon this plan À B u d g et o f Opinion " J u s t Be and would remain In Sanford nnd become identified with the city’s Interests., tw e e n You and M e ” One reason lor the scarcity of .buildings is the high price asked for city property EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT Sanford dirt Is very valuable I allow, but at the prices asked by some property owners one tyi forced to believe that there “ A Ctilel Is Amoni Ye Taking Notes must be a gold mine hiddon under the property. It lahuinnn nature to get all . and fa ith , lie’ll Prent 'Em"— . you can when selling hut on the other So Says Saunterer. CURBSTONE GLEANINGS A new,paper it not nllaiollirr publUhed lo Irli the people what they would like to know, but hns to give much of lit tpoce to tell ¡nit them what tto] •ugAi to know.—OrrHy. "» « Special Correi pondtnea Io The Harald, 4 Mnq \* June 2j, i MRS. M. L. ALLEN GO CARTs Is one block from 1st street, but it will pay yon to c o i r andTjee-The new and up-to-date The latest out is tffe E N M IL L IN E R Y *S H CAB W e h a v e n n e w ifn e ju s t she carries. in and the low price will m n k e - 4 - l i e i n ~ g n r - C ( ) i n e "[¡¡" goose’thnt V»ys the golden egg nml at the present time It would be well- to ofTc some „inducements to the builders nnd get them to locate in our midst. Every , G iv e M e a S h a r e o f Y b u rP a tro n a g e pni |wrfei-t nndJma^Mw-frpen House means niortT work/or the partisan's, and see them. G UARANTEED I S A N F O R D F U R N IT U R E CO. from the tiny of Adnm, the First. We more money for the merchant, more Commercial Street Near the Depot have our faults nnd our virtues just ns houses, more inhabitants and n Greater the gentler sex does nnd since none of us Sanford. Would it not bo well to encourage this are pnrngons In everyday life It in very c W (IY N O T U 8 E natural for man to huve fallings when building by putting the land at n reason bound together o sa body corpornte. Tims able figure and making-immoderate profit? . -1 Only Exclusive nml • • it is expected that such bodies ns the BAKER legislature nnd the city cmit}çll_should 4 I have always said that Sanford was U P -T O -D A T E N O W , AND S A V E M O N E Y ? fall In some things just ns us lesser lights destined some day to become n great fac I! In the City fnil to rendi the perfect state In our lory site and wholesale district and irons everyday life. Every_now nnd then my plring events seem tn.hcqr yncout In this Wejmjke everything known trj.thr trade - It-hoashoWli more leatuoi lorihe Mono* ¡»vested thiin H nyother . . . . r r\ ' r ____„ 'htïém ion is called to some matter per- •ntnWWWUSl • AlrenrtyTtlP minors are grow_ ^ f t r .y - y A u * i jiric file l^tcjtls where inoro --l.irfV . n j c t w i e ö j - E U ^ O fr ;|àtwingjn y»" * H T " 1 '-**;1f i x a i t honCtdliTe That'are" seeking 1«ur city- -os a location A n d C ig a r s board of aldermen. I do not agree with nnd the purchase of considerable water Free Hmisc-tO-liOUSA Delivery the complainants (hat the board of alder* front property lately means that Sanford is used. Our representative, C. M. I1RADWATER. is |n Sanford tncu nre lnx In their duty to the city iiiuii Is on ideal location for wholesale houses 111 Park Ava. ’Phon« 106 allof theseoccasions. In'ntany instances and other people arc recognizing this every week. See him or write to him at Orlnndoor they have arranged for a betterment' of fact. There is no city in the south that conditions. In fnct 1 have been present will have any better advantages mi this ♦♦♦♦♦♦ T H E E . O. P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. o f the meetings when their attention wns score when the channel of the St. Johns NEW CELERY CROP | culled to various nuisances nnd they were has been dcejicncd to admit of larger w rit* for DooMat. J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A 0 0 YOU WANT P U R f C t L t R Y S IT O ? % ordered stop|ie<l. The matter seemed to vessels coming to our docks from the 9 end there ns fnr ns the council was con­ commercial marts nf the world and 1 am w t w w w v w w M M H t w w w w t w n w v w w w w w u u w u w m n M ir i ' Tlir kind limi ulve» t)ic> brut (.'Mills anil •> cerned. Hut they did not keep tah upon anxious to hear from Hon. Frank Clnrk (he only kind limi lina la-on proven ni V Jthe same case and see if fce nuisance upon this point. Deep water will mean ___together m crctiful fnr 1'lurliln Grower,. m i w limiti. Trr-nrTi~firiWrn Im p a rtii was abated at mire— in-some oases l hr everything to (ntrcityralthnufili OUFClir- r Self lllcncljiint pure nml Irne In nume. *£ work was left to the sanitnry inspector zens arc rather apathetic about it and A _ liininUHllly»w>.lyrrtdreni l‘»rtc T ! ^ ■ atifi his act! vitV-lmthese cases has never have never become more tlliiinufcewnrm t L . R. P H I L I P S , Druggist ? over the proposition been questioned. ❖ 3- to 25-Horse Power In fact the St. Johns river nnd Luke Therefore It wns a great surprise to me jTor. Tirai St. nnd Park Avertile ♦ to discover the other dny a place |n the MunrOe our most valuable asset Is almost SANTORD, - - FLORIDA * *: heart of »lie elty, just oiic square front forgotten by most oi us and were It not Best 2 -C ycle Engine on the Market f the principal street of Sunford where the fpr the fine breezes wafted from her authorities have certainly been lax. The txisoiu on these warm days most nf us ♦ sewer main extends tight to this re si would forget tlmt we had such a glorious ♦ Smooth Running, Economical mid sheet Df’ wiucranrur Very doors. donee.and tlie_liUckcu system h asbrrn Absolutely Reliable alMdished or sup|K>sed to he and yet the 1There ore many cities in the interior residents are continuing the use uf this thut would give millions'for Sanford's lo­ ad» ancient system much to the annoyance cation and n residence inland and ex­ S r e m e b e fo re I n s t u lllt t l d ii n i f l n r In y o u r b ou t, you w ill nut t r i t i r t It of the neighbors and menace to the cessive freight rules would do some of J . D. P A R K E R . P ro p . health'of the whole city. Of nil the un our citizens good. They would at least P ric e $ 0 0 sanitary spots this one is Die worst and appreciate our advantages upon their ■• Room and Hoard SI.50 Per Day. should receive the attention of the au return. T . p . , C o n p r o p s t i a n f o r f U J c riii j Some day our wnter fpipt will.be a Ihoritics at once. 1.understand (lint the _________ _ . .. [ ... ___ ♦_ ^pt4*jiwty wwnrHms bt'T'rr~n5llfi¿(1“so voru (TniT*!¡milevoid extending for miles in i ..•■.;. +i . ^ .;. . j . a , A a .;.aA times regarding this nuisance nnd prom­ either direction, filled with large ware­ ’. f Special Rato by the Wcok 2 ised to have It stopped but so far no real houses nml the docks busy with steamers . ■ i T , steps have bben taken to force them to loading nnd unloading. <• ^ * : * * •> CONTRACTOR Wo will have plenty of bruises, plenty abate this nuisance and do it now. and BUILDER of store room, n good opera house, a good 4 I am very glad to note that the council trolley line to the East Coast ami West Const, a ship canal across Florida, a dozen . has decided to linve two artesian wells four; six and ten story buildings where driven op Commercial street and to have DEALER IN now there ure only Blincks, electric lights the work commenced at once. The wells Nimh- but flr»t“class lalMir employed nnd alt contractsguaranlenl In he m ¡(ni'filatxt and other improvements. Yuli and I may ought to he llulshcd before our grand • . with plans mid sjiccificatioiis not he hero to enjoy these advantages celebration on July fifth far-our visitors hut when they do come ns they surely I am In Business to do Business for Those Who Nretl My Smlcw will look for the llowlng wells nnd ex|iect Postonico Box 771 to get plenty of this fine sulphur water .will, just remember that it wns not all AND that has made Sanford famous. Tile com­ hot air that came from —Title S aiintkkih. mittee on arrangements will have barrels of ice water at central polutson that day The Popular P rice and Retires From firm titul these wells will furnish n continual N. II. Garner has retired from the firm supply not only for tlmt day but for nil Agent to r V irg in ia C orolina T e r time. Since the fountains on First street of the Marks Real Estate Agency npd ex tlllz e rs had to go In order to give us a better pects to spend several nioinlis in the street, we certninly want water ut some inountuins of North Curolinn, He ex Special Rates by the Week . First Class Special Tables Reserved For UJk* other point In the elty and the council at plains It in the following communication FR ESH that time decided ii|mui the wellsoti Com­ to The Hernld: MR. E ihtok —f take this method of an­ mercial street, For awhile 1was remind­ nouncing that l am not in the Ileul Estate ed of the lines in the Ancient Mariner • (Comer Palmetto ami First Sts.) Agency business. I also wish to state Water. water, everywhere.' Hut nut a drop lo drink. that it is not for uny fault that I find with a a a' ' Captain Marks. I will buy and sell prop AND 4 Another good move upon the part of irty on my own account. I will here stale the city council is the opening up of new thut I consider Capt. Marks jierfeclly streets In different parts of the city and square and honest In his profession and a desire to give the people recently token bespeak for him your pntronuge. « Into the city, u tun for their money. AT Very respectfully, Sanford has many beautiful streets that -- ---------— N. II. B iw t r E S T A B L IS H E D 18G9 only ,need the scraper totnke ufT the grass J . IrA N D E R S O P T S nnd weeds to put them in good shape. Large Bottling Business A re OfTerina Any and All Kinds of Florida Real Estate On the fifth of July we will have iiiuuy The Sanford Cocoa Colu Bottling Works visitors in our midst and they wl|l scatter has lately added new machinery, more a t as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms over u great part of theclty. It behooves men and two new horses for the delivery the city council to see lliut ell of our wagon, In order lo keep up with tlie great­ JE W E L E R As Can he Had Anywhere. streets are put in first class condition be­ er volume of business that is coming their fore that time as nothing will impress way. The new wagon now hn« _t»M -------- -- MY SPECtALTlES-----------the visitors more than an appearance n? Imrses instead of one and the head of the OHico on Park Avenue, between First und Commercial Streets. Sanford. Pickard’s Hand-Painted Chinn cleanliness in that direction. There are firm, S. Rtingc is kept on the Jump to at­ Gorham's Sterling Silver severnl streets that »re so noticeable tend to the constantly increasing busi­ Regers’ Plated Ware front the eur windows that have never ness. Aside from Cocoa Cola, the great received any attention and ure only grass leader, this firm puts up all kinds of soft Elgin and Waltham Watches plots at the present time. A little work drinks, und their equipment being of the in this direction would hu worth much to best tbe Cocoa Cola label always stands J * (first Stmt, one block fiooi Depot opposite Poslofticc) our city. ALL tîOODS GUARANTEED for the best In lam led goods. G. W. S P E N C E R | Painter F e r t i lizer P a i n t e r ’ s S a n f o r d C e le r y Special Ferro Marine Engines! l f I GATE CITY HOUSE I. C. H U G H E S W. W .LO N G Stone and Fram e Buildings a Specialty Fresh Meats Groceries UP-TO-DATE RESTAURANT J. M. STUMON, Proprietor MEATS GROCERIES T he M arks R e a l Ë s t a t e A gency H enry McLaulin I THE 4 Again I nm forced to reiterate the C. H. DINGEE Moore’s Modern Methods statements made so tunny times in The Everyone has henrd gf Moon;’* modern J tuiAUMhuf Sanford nerds more dwelling, methods of bookkeeping and loose-leaf houses and store rooms.* The city ut the ledger systems. So great hug been the P lum bin g and present time Itus over twenty families demand for these jierfect ledgers tJuit Tfie that are unable to gut a decent dwelling Sanford Herald bps decided to keep a full G as F i t t i n g house and consequently nre forced to line of these goods, and anyone wishing peek elsewhere forn residence. The San­ edgers. record sheets, contracts*, account All Work Receives My Personal Attention ford Loan & Hullding Association Is in­ books, and everything for the ofllce of the and Best Efforts adequate to furnish money to those who business man, should call ot The Hen wish to build U(wn the installment plan ofllce and get tho best C IT Y RESTAU RAN T' H . E . W IS E , P ro p rie to r ______ Eqrme/jy Mtmagcr of CcnUal Cafe S te a k s , Chops, O y s te rs and FisW te'Spesi?^ A P L A C E F O R L A D IE S AND G E N T L E M E N �June 2 5 . «909 T i l t SANFORD HERALD Games, Parades, Base Ball, Tournaments, Horse Races ________________1____________ _______ ________________*_______ ’ i O S ^ TWO BALL GAMES—Sanford vs. Grand Tournament and Pony BY THE CHAMPION ROUGH RIDERS O F'TH E STATE . F O L L O W IN G IS T H E PR O G R A M Sanford on J u ly F ifth ! This is the slogan for Orange Comity and the S tate at large, -a n d on that day Sanford will entertain the visitors in a manner -th at-w ill-lon g lie rem emhefedr As the time draw s' nearer the various Committees are getting ImsieT, and from the indications the Grand Celebration will he great beyond all expectations. Of course there will he other Celebrations on that day in various parts of the County and State, hut Sanford will draw the crowd, for the strongest attraction s are down on the program for that day. Every one w ants to hear Hon. F rank Clark, the greatest Orator and Statesm an and Florida’s famous Congressman. Every one wants to see the Grand Tournam ent and Potty . Races, the various Games amt Amusements. Eyery one wants to witness two of the very best Ball Games of the season between the Sanford and Orlando nines. • And every one wants to enjoy the Grand Barbecue and see Sanford, the famous Celery City. Program .Firing of Salutes at Sunrise. 0 :0 0 A. M — Parade. 1 0 :0 0 A. M.— Ball Game. 11:00 A. M.— Tournament. 1 2 :0 0 Noon.— Barbecue at the City Park. 1:30 P. M.— Address by Hon. F rank Clark. R EG A TTA * 1 JfY »VvJ. J *f 'V- ■-. •'-- ■ *- V ON THE LAKE FOR THE DAY: 2 :3 0 P. M— Horse Racing. 3 :3 0 P. M.— Ball Game. 5 :0 0 P. M.— RegalI h mi Hie Lake. The T o u rn a m e n t The Tournam ent will.he one of the features of the «lay and is exciting much interest among the famous riders of "this sec­ tion. The following Rules will govern the Tournament: All riders must he dressed in uniform, representing the Knight he personates. .* * ■ All lances must meflsuTO-cjeven feet or more. Each Knight must carry lufehince in the parade. The riders will be under Ijjp command of Charles 11In ml. Captain of the Tournament Races. There will he three rides for -each Knight— four rings three feet apart. T here will he first, second and third prizes. The Tournament will he run on Racing R.ulcs. There will he three races for the„3Tournament horses. Three prizes for each race. The horses will he classed in three classes. - 7Entrnnce fee in the Tournament will he two dollars. Any Knight showing the slightest signs of intoxication will he ruled off the track. . Archie Cameron will have charge of the Tournament and Races and will answer all inquiries regarding the same. AND D ISPLA Y OF FIREWORKS *. • \f *' 1 17«i ■ / * . * ,/ �THÈ ¿ANrOfcO HERALD Look For the Yellow Flags E V E R Y RO AD IN O R A N G E CO UNTY L E A P S TO Y e llo w -F Ifld o fhich Begins Saturday, June 2 6 at 8:30. a. m. and will Continue For 10 Days Look for the Yellow Flags, Yellow Price Tickets and Chas. Kfinner, Sanford’s G reatest Bargain Giver Our Bargains'have always been a wonder to our customers and the envy of our competitors. But never in the course cf our business have we offered such unparalelled bargains as we will during this sale: .. N otice:-W e close^ouf^stdre-all-day-ort-Friday-, Jtm e25th vto giveirs time to display these* Big Bargains S P E C IA L : T o th e firs t tw e n ty c u s to m e rs e n te rin g o u r store S a tu rd a y m orning fro m 8 : 3 0 to 9 :3 Q only ______ w e w ill g ive 10 y a rd s of C a lic o fo r 3 5 c e n ts r^ — ^ L a d ie s ’ W a is ts Fine India Linen Waists. 75c value, J <17 Elegant Embroidered Waists,$1 value 09 Fine Lingeria W/»ists, $1.50 value : 98 Fine Lingerie and Laee-trimmed Waists, $2.00 .. .................. ' . ' . . . A 35 Magnificent Lingerie Waists, most elaborate designs. 5.00 value 2 25 up E x tra o rd in a ry S a c rific e in M illin e ry Finest Quality Briliinntinc Skirls. $5 Ef value, n t ........................................3 98 Beautiful Voile Skirts $10 value, at t! 75 In addition to-our large accumulated Clothing stock we hove just jeeeived a new line of Men’s Cmvenette Suits _,we place on sale at factory cost. $20 00 Suits n t ....................... $13 98 18 00 Suits n t.......... . 12 25 15 (X) Suits nt . ......................... 11 45 12 00 Suits n t..-........................... 9 75 U n heard of L o w P ric e s in M u s lin U n d e rw e a r Less than actual cost of material—^ Indies’ Gowns 75c value,. _ . 47 White Skirts, Deep Embroidered Flounce, $1.50 value. 98 Drawers, Kmbroided Ruffle, 50c val 25 Lace Trimmed Corset Covers, 39 val 23 Embroidered Corset Covers, 50c val. 25 Men’s.Suits, 7.50 value. .■...................4 8 Men’s Suits. $10 v alu e........... .........({ 5 Men’s Suits, $15 value ..9 8 Our High Grade Cuitbtn Made Suits, $25 value................. .. ...............$i Men’s Pants, $2 value . . . . . . . . . . 9J Men’s Punts 3.50 value. ___ * . .. I 81 Men’s Pnnta, 5.00 value.____ _____2 8; Men’s Extra Fine Pants, 7.50 value.3 91 Boys’ Suits, 1.75 value_____ . . . 91 Boys’ Suits, 3.50 value . .2 21 Boys* Pants, 25c value .. _____ 1* Bovs’ Pants, 50c vuluc. . . . . . 3' Boys’ Pants, $1 value. ______ 4S Shocs! E x tra o rd in a ry V a lu e s L a d ie s ’ D ress S k irts Lathes’ Striped Gnlute» Skirts, 2.50 -* value, a t ..........._.......................... ; White Linene Skirts, $2 value, a t. . . 1 White Linene Skirts, $3 value, n t.. J in Men’s Patent Leather Oxfords, lines! made. 5,00 value Misses’ Shoes, 1.50 value Baby Slices, 35c value Boys Shoes, the good wearing kind 2.00 value . S h o e s!! S h o es!!! Over 2,500 pairs ut Greatest Slaughter Ever Known: Ladies’ Dongola Kid Oxfords. $ 2 v n l.l 39 Ladies’ $3 Oxfords ___ * ........... 2 19 Ladies’ Vicl Kid Shoes, Button or Lace, 3 .5 0 \value ............ .. .2 49 Men’s Fine Box Calf Shoes, 2.50 val. 1 G8 F a n c y D ress Goods Newest Designs in Bordered I )n-v. Goo* H o u se Keeping Goods You H a v e N e v e r H ea rd of M e n ’s and B oys’ C lothing Misses’ Straw Hats, 75c value Newest Style Sailor H a t s ___ Men’s Fine Patent Leather Oxfords, $1 value Such L o w P rices in M e n ’s Fu rn ish ing s Men’s Balbriggan Shirts, 25c value Men’s 50c Top S h i r t s .......... Men’s 75c Dress Shirts Men’s Negligee Shirts. 1.00 yalpe Fine Neckwear, 25c value Eleglnnt Neckware, 50c value Suspenders, 25c value Suspenders, 50c value 10c Handkerchiefs i t ........................ 15c Handkerchiefs at . . . W h ite D re s s C oods Fine India Linen, 12Kc v a lu e ............ Fine Checked Muslin, 10c value___ Elegant Lace. Striped and Plaid Effects, «Silk-Finished Fancy White Madras, 20c r v“luc .............................................12 if Embroidered atuf Dpt.Swiss, 40e value " 2 5 Have you ever heard of such little prices? Ready-made Pillow Cases, 25c value I Ready-made Sheets, U5c value rowels, 8c value, at Towels, 12,’fc value, at Towels 20c value, at Sea Island Cotton, 7c value Yard-wide Bleaching, 10c value 1 urkey Red Damask, 40c value H o siery Children’s Seamless Ribhed Ilo-.«Ladies Fine Fashined i lose, Ladies’ Lisle Finish Hose, in Tan, 2 5 c value Gents’ TTalf i lose, 12,‘f vaiti Extra lino Half Hose, 20c v. Fancy Half H ose, 25c value M e n ’s Hats Genuine Stetson Hats, S"> value Elegant Dress llats, $3.50 quality Newest Styles in Straw Hats, $ quality, a t....... ............................... Straw Hat», $2 qualityr at ~ Come direct to this Store where Prices Reign on all Merchandise. )u will be proud to come. Lay aside all other business and come �THE SANTORD IlERALD te tte r s and C o m m u n ica tio n s on Various T im e ly Topics. COLUMN . DEVOTED TO PEOPLE In This Deportment will be round the View». Opinions and Comment» Of Practical Writers IbTTir Editor or th* llrrstd : fcnaea will be interposed on that dny. It will bo n long time before these cates ore decided ii|h111their merit* and they will then probably go tn tin: supreme court for linai adjudication. I will ndd for ttxrgeneral information flint, except In cases where the tax certificates huve been dedared invalid, null and void, by decree of the court rendered before the passage of the legislative net under which the pro­ ceedings are taken, nearly nil the parties represented by me are. ami huve b e e n , willing to pay the taxes assessed against -tbcavbut-t he y-mc-ttnwi iffnR m |myi:osis7 nrnnunting'to five or ten times the amount of the luxe* assessed. cm proceedings tnkeu without notice tu them and iqq»»»iu».lty afforded them to pa.y_llieir tuxes without these accumulated costs. —Tn. Emmet Wilson. June 22tul, 1909. Beech - Nut Brand That season of tlio yenr is now nppmachlng wlieaJciluLuarmUa-nhaust^ogret that pur forefathers adopted the Declaration of Independence. Despite the fearful toll of life and property which Is annually taken, doubtless the youth of the land wllll celebrate tile glorious A S la te Printing Office Can you Imagine anything more de Fourth ns usual. Tlje state of Florida may have n print­ licious and refreshing with your breakfast Tho average number of fires ill Florida ing alike of Its very own in the next few or luncheon than u dish of “Heech-Nut annually resulting directly from the use your*.? Regarding this matter the follow­ Brand" Orange Marmalndet It l i made £ of firework» hxalmn $k)rVy-IMi nnd the of the finest selected Oranges and pure ing letter has been indited by Governor sugar only, ontl is sealed in the famous average loss from (1res from all ‘Pauses is Gilchrist: . • • vacuum glass Jars from-which ntl'nlr 18 about $1.300. . • To All Who Shall See These Presents, exausted. This methiHl of sealing retains Without expressing any -opinion jipon Greeting—At the regular session of the the rich flavor of the [resli fruit. Better .the merits of the controversy over wo~ order-ninrtuday of legislature of the state of Florida, held in man’s suffrage, it is respectfully sug<he year 1909, the. following concurrent * ¿fiicîCn»n Mle women of this country resolution' wus adopted by both houses of could save more lives and property •by sa’ul legislature, to-wil:_____ _________ JireetlniHlMHrHMtergy-ftgrtiiwt-tltr use of 5ANF0RD, FLORIDA Resolved by the house of representa­ dangerous fireworks than they can ever tives, the senate concurring, (hat a com­ save by the ballot. mi IUmj of three from „the house, and two Annually tho mayors of our cities make from the senate he np|xdutcil to collect proclamations concerning the use of can­ data from till the southern slates ti|xm non ernukers and other dangerous noise the subject, and fur the purpose of cslab* and fire producers u |m>ii the Fourth. Hut fishing n priming plant tn print text houks it would be lm|M)ssiblc for nny police and to do suite priming, and to secure .force to enforce the provisions of uu or­ cooperation of the -other states, or to se­ dinance. cure the’ publishing of text hooks for ns It is suggested tliut the place to begin many'or all of the southern states as are U with the sellers. Ordinances which willing to participate In such enterprise.", sliall rggulnle pr prohibit-the sale of the —tin the ¡list day of May. 1909; thr-HnnTnorFcI mtgerrnis vurleticso f fireworks en 11 orahles John S. Beard and J. A. Williams be enforced much more easily than con were ap|x>lutcd as members of said routthose seeking to regulnteor prohibit their milLcc on th e‘ part of the senate, and use after they are once sold. the Honoruhles J . If. Miller, II. A. B. McA few cities have nlready absolutely -Kcnzlù-flltd-WT-IV—Garii were—nppntntfit prohibited the snlc of fireworks anil tinas members of said comiillltt-eonthe part fact that outside of the property loss there of the house of representatives. are from 100 to 300 deaths annually, DEALERS IN As Governor of the state of Florida it Is directly attributable to these dangerous my pleasure to ask that the gentlemen (genries Is sullk.lQnt.justlficntlotv.for this coin|Mising said committee he cxIeTidcd lion. any and all courtesy which may lie ap­ But this drastic legislation would not propriate in the premises. he required if tiro municipal authorities (Signed) A i.iii.ht W. GiuiiHim. would pass proper regulatory measures. Governor of Ffhiida. And then enforcement of these measures con easily he had If the parents of (lie WILL IIAVI (il)OI) Oi’IIIA MOLISI Office mul works 211 Oak Avenue Innd will appreciate the danger and net accurdlafily in making their purchases. _______ /Filone. EKA. ^ , Saurord Will Be Upon Good Clrciill I or Parents arc prgeil In .hack.-up-lu tin t Hie Coming Season"*fall-st extent possible nil efforts of our George Barker, the well kn i -vii •>!•<m S A N I 0 If i>\ F I: 0 R I DA authorities to lessen these (lungers to life house manager has closed n conn.u-t with and |rropTty. And especially ore they the owners of liic. Sanford ep.-i.i Imo < •v <•*5* *î* *5* <• ^ tirg.Nl to use tin* utmost care in their pir and acquired the inanagemc.ii .if samt clc.ses and Inter in the use of these joys for ihe season of 1909-10. uf i in* youthful hearts. —Oi.n T imi u. Mr. Barker will have Sanford. O/Tioilo, L. P. PlniiH, McCULLER . Sanford Machine « Foundry - Works Specificiitmiis nnd Estim ates Furnished ___________________ oil A p p lico ! inns------- ----------------------- Repair W ork Prom ptly Done 4 I l3 First Street 0|>p. Postolliec S lä B iM ijiN D H U H B D U ü E E E g ] □0OE101Ä11H1 Repairing All Kinds of Machinery— We deal in Celery Farm s and Farm Lands and we are tlie largest owners of Town Lots • A utom obiles and Gas Engines Sanford Library More About Tile Taxes Ti V'lUUtor of llic* Itrrulil Itraiiliqdown and I’laut City u|«m his >o , co il and »ill book only disl class alirai ! :, lions. This will guar.inte« the p -ople ot I notice In votlr lame of June lfiih the nur rity only the hr-1 nmfnTW - t t i n r l s r i fo lawing: "Will have to pay taxes. The re !iit ruling of the circuit court regarding ill - sale of tux liens wns decided ill favor of City Attorney Johnson, which means tli it the city of Sanford will he able to collect the delinquent taxes." This is in­ correct %ud misleading. The facts are as follows: ■«. The hills filed Jiy the city were demurred to on six grounds. Two of these grounds were sustained by the court. The city attorney .being advised of this ,slip|>ed down to Titusville and got permission to muend the bill in the one case argued, without notice to opposing counsel, so ns to cover the.two grounds of the demurrer held good, und then took on order over­ ruling the demurrer. He afterward amend­ ed all the other hills to meet the two points of the demurrer held good. All of the defendants jn jh ti .entire number of cases. Including the one argued, huve un­ til the first Moiulay'ln July in which to plead, answer or demur to the amended hills, nnd it is needless to say. proper de- rank. i |.j. The opera house will lie remodeled and pul in first class condition ul once and many changes made for the better pro­ duction of plays and convenience of the patrons. Mr. Barker kUows the show business thoroughly and can bo dc|K>iidcd upon to give the patrons the best there is in the theatrical line. He will probably open the new circuit with Mabel Bulge and company. Pay Your Tuxes City taxes. ImiiIi real and [»eraonal be­ come due nnd puyalde an April 1st. There are many who have not paid these taxes nnd the |mtmiiiiiI property will lie levied upon and real estate will lie placed in the delinquent tux list with interest attached. ■ Many property owners Ttuve overlooked these taxes and should get busy at once in order louvoid any of these iinplcrsan.t features as ClerkScott intends to close up this matter at once. ‘14-2 (FLORIDA PEOPLE i~‘ •! ' / LO O K' N , ‘ A T T H ESE P R IE E S J .eI t $250 A nd co n sid e r the quality E v e ry c h s lr lllu s tr s te d h e r * Is m e tte ol (lie b o a t w h ile m a p le e to ch e n d tln le h o d n a lu re o u t-d o e r v a rn is h . * T h e e e a le a re b e e t tira d e d o u b le w o v e n ra tta n .no t c h e a p p i t h . ¡y W * era ••U lna XunU-«l* •» Cha.r. te th . »>••*•• ®* . (h i. S O U . end ««.tam o. I »' "«*. .“ • ,J| - . » « ' M M *S , «maü 'ïs rS të ï:in« szs x ri—•• **-« «r* iS E H : ANY ROCKER SHOWN HERE CAN BE HAD IN RED. GREEN OR CANARY FOR 15 CTS. EXTRA. F l o r i d a ' c h a ir f a o t o r y $160 J a c k s o n v ille , F lo rid a . v.-LV-.nr, ^ $ 1.75 •■ I^'-r % Free Reading Room ROOM 2 0 Upstairs, Pico Block Open Tuesdays 4 to G p. in. Afyl) Saturdays 4 to 9 p. in. S tra n g e rs ♦♦♦ ♦ W e lco m e ♦ *+ + + + ♦ + ♦ < . -1 I" HOLDEN REAL ESTATE COMPANY. - ■ SAN FOR D I H H ojEm EiN O \ m m m m w-i FLORIDA- I or Guati Average Price» unii (juick Rei unis Slilp tu JOHN V. DENTON & CO. MERÇHANTSFruit and Produce / ______ ______________________ Sm ithw esl Corner W ashington nini CliniiihtTfi S ir c e ls _____ NEW YORK CITY CLOSING OUT My slock of Guns und Stifles. Nfw KTITRTNCIS: Aetitu Nul louai Bank of New York City, or uny Commercial Agrucy und second hand. Bargains If you und tu llimdrcds ot Slilpprrs whourc slilpplng lo l fieni rrgtilur want them. Harry J . Wilson. Best Fertilizers KLLP THE KIDNEYS WEIL Health Is Worth Saving, And Some Suntord People Know How to Save It. Maiiy Sanford people lake tlteir lives in their hands by neglecting the kid­ neys when they know these organs -ijceJ-he})*—Strk~krrtneyJ “are responsi­ ble for a vast amount of suffering and ill health, but there is no need t<)>uf ier imr to remain in dangcrutiictL all diseases and aches and pains dire to weak kidneys can he quickly and per­ manently cured by the use of Doan's Kidney Pills. -. Here is a Sanford citl yen's recommendation. Mrs. J. J. Cowan, Myrtle Ave., Sail ford, Fla., say*: "lit return for the benefit I received from Doan's Kidney Pills', 1 can' recommend them. Back­ ache kept me in-misery and 1 ofiTn became so laijir that I could hardly gi t around t-> attend to my household. FIRST CLASS CRATE M ATERIALS, Simforcl, Peoples Bank of — Opened for SEVEN Fin Sanford Capital f 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 business in U)(](>. Accounts of Now handles HUNDRED AND SEVEN Residents of Sanford and immediate vicinity ittirteri'nrw flnt) . ¡.i - . - i . frequent in paxAnge and very annoying. When a friend told me aliout Doan's' Kidney Pills, I obtained*.a box and commenced their use~ They did me so much goinl that I -continued taking them until completely’ cured. I con­ sider DoaqifzrKiflhcy Pills a most valuable kidney remedy.’• , For sale by all iic.i(cfs. Price 50 cents. Fostcr-Milbuyn Co., Buffalo. New York,'sole agents lor the United, States. * -..--".f Remembec ihe.. u»ute—Doan’s—and take no other. to, ID . retell to »Oil tho •*»»• oheJr» a t Th«M eto only a row of our pattorn» If to*. Ktuui* of ANY SONT w rit* for out URGE ILLUSTRATED CATALOO ROW. V AND We don’t have to advertise cheap lands. The purchaser here saves mare per acre annually in freights than lie saves on l1te purchase price elsewhere. See table of freight rides in inir honklet :: « MOTTO: 4,Tote fa ir w ith both frla n d and foe, Oft your own llttla rights forego; It P ay a ." D E P O S IT S M. M. SMITH, President IN S U R E D A G A IN S T 11. R. STKVENS, G. S. DERRY, Vice-President Caafiier LOSS H. E. TOLAR. ~ Am ’i Cashier �'ftM is k’ * -r.i- f'*«* /** *p" June 25,1909 THF. SANFORD HERALD PoWshad E w j Friday Montini s t Sanford. Fla. R. J. Holly, Ma rutilar Editor Enured a» »ccond-daM mall m attrr A uluit 22 nd. IB 0 8 , at the PtxioAce at Sanford, Florida, under Act of March 3 rd. 1879 . Barbant AdvrrtUlnl Company Jacksonville. resenlati re. Office Fini Floor In the Blabop Block. First Street Telephone No. UH. . HERALD'S INFORMATION BUREAU A newspaper office is suppose to be a general information bureau, and the edltor Is looked upon as being a walking en­ cyclopedia of information upon every known and unknown subject. Regardlnj the growing of fruits and vegetables, the ntzeu as ah authority, since raniimg nhs 1J?a **a!^^IGren ôur occupation (on paper) for a numher of years, Therefore it Is not surprising that n dozen letters a day come to this office regarding the grent celery delta and the many crops nnd other Interest­ ing information. This is n sample of the letters: Please send me six copies of your pa­ per. I may send you 25 cents for 3 months if I buy land in your section. Hut first I want you to tell me whether you have roosquWbe«,' fleas, gnats, flies, red bugs, bed bugs, roaches, ants, snakes, or other insects or reptiles in your section. Can I get ten acres of good celery land with' flowing wells for one dollar down nnd one dollar a month, and if I buy this land can 1 sell it again for $ 1.000 profit the first month T Docs It take any fertilizer to growcele ry, and how'much T •Same for lettuce, __Same fot. caul! flower,, cabbage.ftrnw ____ heir lea,.and egg pianta. Could you furnish me with a house in town free of charge while iny crop is grow-Ingr Can you get help on the? farm for $10 per month. Could I stay ut your house several weeks if I decide to come nnd look over the sitn ation. ~ And about one hundred questions along the same line. We take pleasure in an­ swering all letters written b’y people who are really in earnest regarding the celery delta, hut when it means two sheets of type-written pages to answer questions that have no hearing upon the subject, the time so spent seems wnsted. Along witii the other multitudinous duties of a newspaper office we are obliged jo keep up with this corrêsponilëncëTfor among tljeM questioners there arc many earnest peo­ ple who do not stop to think that such in­ formation has no hearing upon the rela­ tive merits of the land situation. Iters of people here who cannot obtain n house or a »tore room nt any price, what will the great deluge of people that will flow into our city id a few months do for a suitable place of business or a dwelling house. . . , i . The main object of the real estate deal­ ers is to place the new people on the cel­ ery forms. This is a goodjnove on the part of the real estate men, but all of these purchasers do not care to live upon the farms and yet they will be compelled to do so. On the other hand, while. we are anxious for thesurroundlng country to grow, the city should also make a strong irtd-for more people, o n d ttle beat way to induce growth is to erect more buildings. Now that the city limits have been enlarged, and Jh c_.clty council Juisguaranteed the new inhabitants alltheitriprovcmenta of lights, water and sewerage there is nothing to retard the growth of the city. The people who have money to invest could, find no safer and secure Investment ‘than city property In Sanford, und we anxiously await the coming of the promo­ ters who will erect more houses, and take a more active interest in the city proper. The celery farms have their future assured. Lous iu liik'dtiWTKiSiESTS. N ext Door to Postoffice MEN’S PANAMA HATS $5.00 to $9.00 Men’s and Bovs’ Straw Hats Women’s_ TRIMMEEL-HATS All Reduced BUNTING For Fourth of July Decorating 9 6W n 3e 6 iff^ oi Store Closes 6 P. M. Except S n t t i n h t ^ ^ ^ « 35ó$n# d - hours F E v e r y T liu r s tla y Afternoon . Half doy recreation J T he Herald has. received many encomi­ The country is saved 1 The Merrimack has arrived in Jacksonville and did not sink nt the mouth of the hnrltor a la San­ tiago. ____________________ New Smyrna has become imbued with the idea of drainage and will construct a number of irrigation canals. . b n,)Il)yecs employees i Drink a B ottle of The Florida Fruit and Produce News has been chosen the official orgnn.of the SANTORO'S CELEBRATION Florida Citrus Exchange. As their an­ ‘Sanford's Fourth of July celebration nouncement truthfully «states. the News will.be on eye opener, Great prepereIms taken a now lense of life. It deserves tions are going forward and from every I p * * nt »ha count v-and-ihe suite nrmla ; this good fortune for it has erer-b ren n of pleasure seeking people will march on friend of the grower. that city. Every single mnn will think he is going to take the town, hut if we know those celeryites properly the town will take the- visitors since being filled to the utmost with the great nervine they have nerve enough to think they know how to cntertaln/V^Kcporter-Slur. And we certainly want evity, one. in Orlando and especially lira. Howard to nttend our celebration. A special excur­ sion UaLn.wULbe-jnaiylurated__th to carry the Orlando people to Sanford nnd Sanford will take delight in entertninlntf them__ The two Doll Onmrs thn day between Sanford ami Orlando will he the best of the season and our new park will be taxed to lls utmost to hold the great crowd. Aside from the games will In* the barbecue. Frank Clark's address, tournament and races and other good things to show the visitors a grand time. Come to Sanford on the Fifth of July. 2 5 _ c e n t£ _ to -$ 2 J G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent illness, nlil digestion nnd give you health The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla Plenty of rain now. The ball season has opened? DENTIST Fernandlnn Is to JtftYC_n ^new- public Room 18P1M Building building. SANFÔRD. FLORIDA MAIL BOXES ' * The best Box mode—The Riley. Used exclusively on Route No. I. DR. R. M. MASON Horry J,. Wilson. •DENTIST Gas and Electric Fixtures Phone 19 We carry the combination fixtures, also Welltorn Block n full line of gas fixtures, brackets, etc. Sanford. Morid» (las stoves nnd ranges. T he F ernalu Hardware Co. Can Fit you LOOK F o r O u r Store We have anticipated Typewriter For Sale ums regarding the articles nbnut the fake JOHN C. SNEAD Smith-Premier No. 2, in good order. vegetable lands. This matter should nut ARCHITECT be left to T he-H ekalu to fight. The real Cheap. P. Ü. Box 48,4 Sanford. estate men nnd other inenchants of San­ —1 Electric Lights Thorn* 105 113 W. First Street ford should seek every means in their J are coining. Have your store und-resi­ Needs and Bmp'ltt Our S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A power to suppress the land sharks, and dence wired now. Expert electricians. . Stock of especially those who are trading upon All work done under insurance rules. Notify W. A. Parr or phone our office and the prosperity of Sanford. No tnanl we will make estimate. A. C ..H A R T should attempt to foist poor lands upon j 4 1 - 4 1 G eo . H. F ernalu H ardw are C o . SU R V E Y O R AND DRAUGHTSMAN the unsuspecting buyer as rich celery («Velios rout CrtBi Seclionins for Drainage lands, especially when no flowing wells h Specialty _ J T he Herald is a town nnd count y bujld- are available, and such schemes should S A N F Ü R D. F L O R I D A er. That's our business. The monetary he nipped in the hud before they work consideration is only n side issue, for ev­ an injury to the rest of the State. All Local Advertisements Under This eryone knows that a newspaper mònhas A N DEW JOHNSON Heading, One Cent a Word Each Issue never become wealthy.------:------------ -— The fate of the white girl who was ATTORNEY-AT-UVW We are willing to burn the inidnightoil murdered by Chinese -in- New York city Wanted—A woman for house work. AND in writing articles, nnswering letters, send­ should he a lesson to the American Lock Box 58, Sanford. Fin. • Proctiti » In Kittle and Federal Court*. 45-tf ing out papers and pamphlets and enter­ women who are trying to convert the Plume 248, Wanted—Unfurnished, two or three M ß. T Building. taining dozens of visitors through the day heathen of the city stums. A little work rooms on Hie ground floor. Gentleman discussing the weather and kindred iwofit- among the poor white people of Greater and wife; no children. Address Mrs. McD THOMAS EMMET WILSON uble subjects, hut we'do beseech our dear 'few York would bring greater results R. F. D. No. 1. Wanted—Everyone to know Hint Hie ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR correspondents to coniine their queries to and insure the safety of the missionaries. Ulickensderfer typewriter is the best on AT-LAW the soil and let thn subject of Insects and the market. See them nt The Hcrukl of­ U l r State Attorney Seventh Judicial C im ili of All to Suit YOU ami YOUR reptiles be left tothcCollfornlnnndTexas fice. The lamb, that followed Mury every­ Florida editors who make a specialty of snakes Resiti eu«"*, Smift.nl and Sylvan l-nke If you wnnt a first-class typewriter at where she went has now given up its leg Pocket-book and hugs und antidotes for same. to take the place of a shuttered hone in a moderate rice, call at Tiie Herald office, and inspect the Bllckensderfer. T he best the leg of u man named Townsend in and most compact machlncon the market. Sjirinj* is opening up and GEO. A. DeCOTTES THE NEEDS OF SANFORD Chicago If tiie graft takes, the leg of F or S ale—Good buggy horse. Box 379. ATTORNEY and COUNSEIJXR at LAW you will be compelled to In a city growing as rapidly as Sanford lamb will follow Townsend everywhere he F\jr S ale.—P. M. Elder of UieCelery av­ Practice in State and Foderai Courta the inhabitants are apt to overlook many goes.—Times-Union. enue cash store has 200 bushels of pens foe sale. . 34. tf And Mary still wears a garter. advantages and improvements in the rush Welborp Block Sanford. Fla conip-out in a New Outfit F or S ale— Fine Jersey Bull for sale or of business and the active pursuit of the Why not le^ us supply your nimble dollar. The cool breeze from Lake Monroe has focscrvico. Address John JélsVar Phone 59_ 42tf ,■ DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER - Sanford Is'hTkvIng miles of brick streets, made life so pleasant in Sunfurd this F or S ale— Choice Jersey cows for Bale needs? a street railway, an electric light and summer that inany visitors have lingered cheap. Now fresh or will be soon. Also DENTIST power plant, and new enterprises of vari­ here and opine that our climate is supe­ Rhode Island Red eggs for hutching. Cir­ 'There is nothing new utulrt llf ,?“5------ j ‘Phone 141 ous kinds. In tiie midst of nil this bustle rior to that of many northern states when cular free. C. F.Wnrd,Winter Park. 2£Hf Room* 23. 24 and 25. ttoo BUR For Sale—In most desirable portion of the city la being filled with new people the heat is oppressive and no cooling SANFORD, FLORIDA. But none of the Goods under Sanford, factory building nnd land suita­ who are unable to find residences or store­ breezes blow to temper the rays of old Sol. ble for saw nnd crate mill. Must he sold rooms. It Is difficult for the stranger our roof are OLD, and uiucli qt once. Address: P. O.llox 284. 42-tf F. 0 . E. C E L E R Y C ITY ”A E R IE , 1853 coming to our city to realize that most of Tumpa will be headquarters of tiie F or S ale— An improved Edison moving the buildings now Standing were built Florida Citrus Fruit Exclumge. This de­ picture machine, in goodorder. Also some Meets Tuesday nights, at 8 o’clock, nt NEW and up-to-date— many years ago, und for a number of cision was reached by the committee on good films. Machine only been nmwt two H i t hail Unite Slom-Alove building, on years after the freeze were unoccupied, Saturday lair. and ibererit no city in the months- Owner tn other business. Will Firsts treet. We don’t charge anything fur sacrifice for $50. Apply at Herald office. and up to a few years ago there were state that can handle the situation any F or S ale—Boiler, pump, and engine. _ ,C orn u and—Iu*'es4|ga4a- bej1** plenty of residences and store rooms. better than Tampa. W 1» jtuul cuikJ/imio, aod w lllb .«« jSAKTORD LODGE. No! 27. O. O. F. The new arrival eannot understand how buying elsewhere nny city with the many signs of pros­ —Sanford Macliine A Foundry Works. Meets every Monday night at 7:30 in Ma­ Every public-spirited citizen should dec­ perity und advancement on every hand orate his residence on July Fifth, and ev­ For Rent—One and three-quarters acres sonic Hal). Visiting brethren are cor­ could possibly stand still in the matter of ery merchant should decorate his store. of land, near city limits. Address Box dially invited. W. S. B aldwin, buildings, and those who have come here Nothing will assist in the celebration so 359 City,. Secretary. For Rent.—One furnished bedroom up _____ to settle very naturally ask the question: much as plenty of hunting and decora stairs. W .Ä . Leavitt, corner of Third B O Y S ’ SUITS Why don't you build T street and nd Elm avenue. tions. 3 B -tf IMPROVED 0RDER.0F RED MEN The business is liere. and here to stay. Boys’ Suits, lotos, s t y ^aal To R ent, U nfurnished — The large Itouse, The cltyTias taken au upward move that Toduy Bartow celebrated the comple­ ell and kitchen on Antory Grove, four Wekiva Tribe No. 41 shades, 3 m 17. ..BijVg. «.“S no panic or calamity can ever retard. tion of Polk county's fine new court house, JfeBMfljfa nt Sanford, •Meetings Su îts.3 to m u ll styles. on ttfe ls t a u u 2ml Wednesday of each _J3uuuriuuuuJ plenty of bouses and They are anticipating n grand tim e,' and , ------ per year; by month in Masonic Hall. Visiting broth- Panis. 3 to .17. Boys’ Furnish^ store rooms f can be depended upon to give the visit­ month $25, payable monthly in advance. ers welcome. Reply to C. W. Rantoul, 60 Slate street, Cui». Etc. All Under Price Mi. It is true that (he buildings are going ors plenty to cat. Boston. Mass. For examination of preinC. ARNO, ORLANDO up at a rapid rate, hut not fust enough to ises apply to John T. Arrenls. on the • 4 5 . tf keep pace with the demand, and steps Editor Matthews of the Starke Tele­ Place. L. G. STRINGFELLOW k n ig h t should be taken at once to build twice as graph has a new addition to the force in Making— Altering ladies' and JUSTICE OF TIIE PEACE Lsrff* mauy houses and take care of Hie great the shape of a km. Eugene. Jr. Papa genu clothing. Ladies' skirts and shirt NOTARY fubuc Notary Puhlir, s,0,e 1a,„ -ïlnj j waist suiu n specially. Years of experiDeeds, Mortgages und nil i»luJ number of people who are preparing to Matthews can now get the full benefit of ence under trench dressmukers and unContracts, written and acino make Sanford their home this fall. running a newspaper while rocking the to^nte tailors. Mrs. IL M-Holliday, Sanlodged. If at the present lime there are num- joby. ford, Fla. 50 6 Park avenue. 43-2t Office In (bcX ity Hall Sani« Sanford Ave. YOUR Clothing, Shoes, WANTS Furnishings D . L . Thrasher QB&M tei „r*. V t �June 25. I909 THE SANFORD HERALD IN AND ABOUT THE CITY Little H appenings— M e n tio n o f p a t t e r s In B rie f. PERSONAL ITEM S OF INTEREST Summary of the Floating Small Talk Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ ried Herald Readers. Get Your Olii Huts Together. Twenty-one tucala nt. Suimon ’« for 34, 24k48 Crex Rugs. 00c. at Miller & Sou . Get Your Old lints Together. Tnc Herald s phone Is No. 148 27x34 Crex Rugs, 8Gc. nt Miller & Son. Good second-hand buggy for sale, Box Wade makes frequent trips to Hanford. Write him nt Orlandu. Port of the grent comet is now visible The Holden Rcul Estate Co. sold ten lots In the northeast every clear night. in Goldsboro this week to B. T. Trcvls. Sec C. A. Reed for furniture nnd p Dr. B. C. Ahcnnlhy nnd Dr. Estes of Ormoving. hmdo were in the city Monday. Get Your Old lints Together.. BxlO Crex Act •»Squares, nt Miller & Son r.ir tn / I For nil up-to-date tnilor-mmie suit J ). A. Culdw«4l-fc-S<ms. Oltirer Willlamsis L'nck On the fore N. P. Y owell & Co DO N’T R EA D T H IS Wade, tho tuner. Orlando.---- -----1-----Get Your Old Hots Together. Randolph Robinson of Orlando was in again, and cun be depended upon to keep the city Inst Saturday. _________ the peace a t nILtimes,— --------------------Are you a subscriber to T iic H craldT Dwellings for saleor to rent. E. T, -----nnrtO ere* KUg». 37c7nrMllIer & Soil. TTcep your eye on, Hill'a Grocery "for Woodruff. 43.2 Georgia peaches. Clean up your yards nnd put on n new Dr. Paul Burgess of Orhtmlo was in the 'appearance for July Fifth. Go-Fly keeps Hies off horses and cattle. city on Friday. ■> Fancy work supplies, at 307 Magnolia 23c nnd 50c. At all drug stores. 44-10 A large crowd of Sanford rooters attend­ T. II. Barlow of Orlundn S|N‘iit Tuesday * avenue. . _ -tf in the cily. ed thegnntes Wednesday und Thursday nt ..... CEUiNNIKG - ••• Buy Henry Clay Flour of W. W. Long. Otluhdn. Georgln pendhes just in at HÏlIV Gro­ The tiest on earth. America alarm clocksfor85c lit FerDeane Turner hna returned fmm n abort cery. unld’s. Dining chairs, high hack, for 07c.' at visit to the East Coast. Hurry Knnner of Orlando spent Sunday Remember to linve The Herald fnllflW Miller & Son. in this city, the guest of his brother. Chns. Mrs. D. 0. Thrasher of Dade City is the you when you take your summer trip. Knnner, The Pope Contracting Co., have a change guest of her daughter. Mrs. N. II. Garner 8x12 Crex Art Squares, at Miller & Son arriving Wednesday afternoon. of advertisement in this issue^ for $7.75. Nathan Garner left last Wednesday fqr II. H. Chnppcl Is on crutches this week, Toccon, Cn., and dther points north where i-Seventy-five -bushels of* cow |K*os'fnr suffering from a badly sprained* ankle. snip cheap, nt E. A, HcllleliLCu.'*.---------he will recuperate during the summor . Get Your Old Hata Together. — *8?4*«>¡> & * $ $ Mrs. R. II. Murks-is nhlti to be out PS❖ 4 - 4 - 4-+<•<i•!«<><<<><><•<•C-$ $ 4-4-4-+4-+++++++ +<•❖ * House - til rent for tho summer, comer If you wont to sell or buy city lots, city ngnln much to the delight of her many Magnolia avenue nnd First Street. En­ property, celery forms, see N. H. Garner. friends. quire of Mrs. M L. Allen. W. J . Williams has returned from n trip When you have an. Item of news cnll Mr. and Mrs. W. D.Truyor of Jackson. to points on the East Coast. Michigan, were in the cily this week. Mr. phone Nl». 148. 38x72 Crex Rugs $1.35, at Miller & Son. Trayor will purchase land in ’ the celery Mrs. T. E. Compmpst left last week for Get your bunting now nnd decorate your delta and locate here. Georgia, where she will speml the summer. stores and residences on July Fifth. Center tables at Miller & Son, from 80 Sanford Novejty’ Works and Cement McKinley edition of ten cent sheet mu­ Stone Plant located nltliccorncruf French cents up. sic, all the popular nirs, nt City Cigar SloA?. avenue mid Commercial street. 42tf Mrs. R. L Jones of Snitford was the. Get Your Old Hats Together. The tournament nnd pony races at the guest of Mr. and Mrs.W. M. Ignu this week. Kusthi.nkr-Rcglan: • 1 Dili ILby the Pope Contrading-Co.-taif— Fiflll-uL July«l+4t*l»rtittrm~wHt“trc lUVc of I have added the llygenic Co’s Hoi U i - Udrai guarantee. ------------------4 2 tf— llie big event), of that day The Ainerlcun mul Ellwood fence are prcpnrntiojis to my stock of fine millinery Will Stringfellow Is ln the elly for n few the best on the market. See them at tin goods. Cnll and ins|>ecl stin k. Mrs. M. minutes. •oo. II. Fornald llnrdcwnrn Co.,' heion F. Allen. Now Is the tirnfc tn buy your sub-irri­ purchasing. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. R. Walker nnd family gated land. See M. M. Smith. have returned from a week's visit to Special, prices at Miller & Sun. he fori Frank Pounds the cruck fielder of the Jacksonville und other |x>ints. Orlando team was in the city on Tues­ tuklng stock. You can save from 20 to JO |>er cent, (live them a trial. Fresh Georgia butter, 35 cents n pound day. If you don1! think Miller & Son will for sale by Garner & Roberts. Tile Royal Tailors brand of clothing V iv e you money, you try them. Mrs. Smith nnd daughters, I-ouise and means perfection. See mimjiles nt D. A.' Bessie, nnd Marion Ives of Orlundo were R. A. Newmiln, "Our Boh," is sojourn­ Caldwell & Soil's. in the city Wednesday. ing at Hot Springs and writes that la' is A little money now nnd n little now nnd Planting time is here. M. M. Smith will enjoying him immensely. then is tli£ wuy to buy celery Innd. See Mrs. R. II. Murks anil mother. Mrs. Clay­ sell you land on easy term» M. M. Smith for partidilnrs. Mrs Mnnsel tins arrived in the city und ton. left Wednesday for Alltinlu, where Bob Herndon is home for n few days Mrs. Murks will spend the summer. .Cupt. will s|H*nd the season here. Mr. Manse! •i . _____ '• from the East Coast where he has been Murks accompanied them i(s fur as Jiiek- is one of the pitching s t a ll ot Sanford's engaged with the tomato crop. h all (earn . sonville. Get your fencing now, nnd get the If you want a first-class tailor-made 'J. Hugh White, 6ne of the fiest known American or the Ellwood kind. Geo. II. traveling snlesmen'on tile road, w i i s in sail for $12.88. eall at l>. A. C ald w ell & Fernnld Co. 40 the city Saturday, in the interests of (lie Sons. You need a good typewriter and do not Atlanta Wood and Willowware Co. J. Y. White and wile of Jacksonville is want to pay an exhorbltnnt price for it. Get a sample of celery seed from in the city this week. Mr. White is the sec the Blickendurfer, at The Herald olllce L. R. Philips and test them und see sou of J W. White, editor qf the Fnileri - w~* Hon. J . H. Lee came over from Oviedo that you get what you want. New uel Record. on Monday to see the bull game between crop seed now In. Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Avent are spending Indicatlqus point.to one of the largest Oviedo and Sanford. several weeks,in Sumiuerton, S C. From Furnished house for rent, with nil mod­ crowds In Sanford on the Fifth of July there they go to Maryland to «(»end the ern conveniences. Apply to Mrs. W. T. that ever congregated in this city. And sampler. Julius, 411 Park avenue. 42-tf they will lie well treated, dined nnd feted. M. M. Smith has 1,000 acres of celery CliriR. Hand Is director of the parade on Do uwny'wltli dust while sweeping enrland. Sold on ensv terms. |H’ts by buying Wizzard Carpet Cleaner of July Fifth. Anyone wishing to arrange Reese McCord, nn old time printer, made for Hunts or displays in the parade should W. W. Long. his annual pilgrimage to Sanford this week sett Mr. Huiul ut once. Mrs. E.G. Tyner has relurnedto Tampa and stopiied u few days ut the Hotel du You wunt tho best Georgia peaches after spendlug several weeks with her Herald. and you get them at Hill's Grocery. daughter, Mrs. R. J . Holly. $7.15 will buy nn iron bed, a good C. F.-Williams Is the proud possessor of New crop celery seed Just received. spring and a mattress, ut Miller &. Son. SANFORD F L O R ID A Call and gel sample and test them for a new Jackson car, anil it is a beauty. W. T. Johns left last Monday for Sun yourself before buying. L. R. Philips. A. E. Hill Is the Sunford agent fur the Antonio, Texas, where he will resume his The Herald, furnishes engraved visiting Jackson.. IMisitUin with the large lumber firm where cards nt the same price asked In Jackson­ Tho Atlantic Hotel at Coronado Beach he was formerly engaged. ville und New York. will open 'nbout June 1st. remodeled und Buy u meul ticket, und cut your Sunday General Joe Dawson was in the city refurnished. Water und gas. Terms very dinner at Slumon's. .. . last Saturday calling upon the local hard­ reasonable. T. B. Dcmnree. owner und 40^4" Owners of nuiomobiletTlshould arrange ware merchants.- it always- makes one jaoiwietoff—------------------ ----- feel better to talk to Joe Dawson. W. T. Bryan of Wrightsvllle. Go.. Is the to deeorute their cars und enter the auto­ mobile parade on July Fifth. TJils will While your wife is uwny, make yourself guest of his sister. Mrs. R. M. Mason. Mr. be u feature of the day. ut home at Stumon'*. 21 meals for $4 Bryan has been in ill lieultll nnd will reThe famous Elgin Creumcry Butter for STRONG LINE OE C llllU R I N’S SCHOOL SIIOLS t The City Cigar store has installed a line cuiterate in Sanford's iyol breezes for u sale at W. W. 1-oag's Grocery. few weeks. ®odu fountlan nnd is now prepared to The Latest Rill Styles in Ladies', (teat's nnd Children’s Shoes Frftnk C. Osmond nnd Joshua Richard­ serve ice cream nnd cold drinks of all Now Is the time to build your fence and - ¿LJust Received ^ son of Pennsylvania were recent guests kinds. the Geo. II. Fernnld Hardware Co., is the ut the home of Prof, uud Mrs. Geo. L. jT.> <. .5. .j. < • ^ ■><»+<• •>■>•> -J- 4-+•> -5- ♦ •>4 4- ■D"fr4 •> 4- 4 4" •M' 4 ■8' •}•4 'F 4- 4 4+<• e Get ready for the files and Mos­ place to buy. See the Ellwood nnd Amer­ Muris. at Onoro Lake. These gentlemen quitoes. Largest sto ck and lowest ican Fence. have been In Florida since the beginning prices on screen doors and windows J. L. Clark, a prominent citizen of San­ of January, and like it well enough to ex­ _ a t---------------------- Horry J. Wilson*».-, ford, IiTreglsiered ut the Everett Hotel, pect to return In the early fall.—Tbcy-cx*. Paul Keely has returned from Jackson­ having arrived In tlic city yesterduy to pressed themselves us much pleased with ville, where be consulted a specialist In spend u few duys on business uud pleas­ the Sunford vicinity. regard to his eye injured by the explosion ure^—Jacksonville Metropolis. Orders Solicited For Oa not throw away money an doubt­ .of the carbureter on an automobile. Luck* ful seed. L. R. Philips will give you u If you want the best Georgia |>eaches lly he will not lose his optic, but Ui a few sumplc of celery seed to ft-st for your­ days expects to have llie useof both eyes get them at Hill's Grocery. self. Get them now. IBs many friends are congratulating him Mrs. Samuel Puleston uml little daugh­ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 11. Fernnld nnd Mrs. ROSES A SPEC IA LT Y over his narrow escape. ter Mary Elizabeth, left Monday fora stuy Uiuglium left on last Friday's bout for Florists A gent.. Ask for Prices Jacksonville, where they will take the Chairs, stands, rockers, matting, spring of some months at Lee Springs. Tenn. Clyde Line for New York. They will visit cot, and window shades for sale. Practi­ The Herald can bo found at the store of PHONE HUS. Oak Ave. and 11th St. SANFORD, FLA. cally new. Enquire at Herald office; Then. J . Miller & San and the City Cigur Boston nnd other points lit Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Mr. Fernuld .will Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Howard and children Store. While they can be purdiased m ■pnflmffly remam~unitirthe first of August. The’ Herald office.' we wouIiTprefer*Jiafev•wiH leave Saturday To? McBaln. Michigan. Mrs. Fernuld and her mother will not re­ They will be accompanied by Miss Alberta cryone wanting extra copies would pur­ turn until Thanksgiving. Bill, who will spend the summer with chase them ut these two news stands. Mis. Frunk Woodcock and son. and Mr. Judge Stringfellow lias moved his office them. - We hope the young lady wifi he % and Mrs.'j. E. Terwilllger and family left benefited by the trip and change in cll- from the Pico building, near the depot, to lids Week for Coronado Beach, where they the city ball, where be will administer mute. justice 4^usual. and attend to all legal expect to spend the summer. Mrs. R. C. MsxweB and daughter Jeune At a bargain—50 ucres of best celery •ml Miss NeU Whitner returned last week affairs. land In celery delta. On Si, Gertrude ave­ L. R. Philip» ha» hi» new crop celery •Iter an absence of several weeks visitnig nue. See MurreU, the real estate man. Mrs. Maxwell's mother and other relatives »ced In and will give you a tcalJng Pico Block Easy Payments. Low Prices. Welborn block. J * 39-lf »ample free. la Gulfport, CUnton uud Jackson, Miss Look -fo r—th e - Big Ad of the BIG C E L E R Y S A L E WEDNESDAY JU N E 16th N..P. Ÿ O W E L L & CO kUR MEN’S A PPA R EL is a perfect production of pleasing style,’and .adapts itself to the needs of good dress­ ers especially during the warm weather months. ~ Our stock of merchandise is of the most approved/kyle--conservative, yet modern in every feature, and it will be to your interest to investigate. • If quality is your strong point let us supply you. .FRANK C lothier and M en ’s Furnisher I FRANK L. W O O D RU FF^ Sanford’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store L. H. T E M P L E • Cut Flowers and Hot House Plants The Grippen Music Store Jdigh-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. -li» Cfri *| » �THE SANFORt) HERALD regret to acs her transferred to nnothcr city as her future home. Dr. Crawford ! b n rising young dentist of Orlando, and rilready enjoys a large,mid lucrative prac­ A B u dget o f In te re s tin g Ite m s tice. His father wasVpIso a member of ’ F ro m C orrespondents the legislature..-Shortly aftsr the reception. Dr. Crawford and his bride left by automobile to take the train nt Orlando THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY for an extended wedding tour, followed by several other autos which hud conveyed out-of-town guests to the wedding. Efficient S taff of Reporters Weekly — M r s. A lexan der. Covers the Territory for The Iterald If You W a n t to B uy o r S e ll CITY PROPERTY ~~ OR TR U C K L A N D S LAKE MARY MELANGE I Wi> Invito cmnovpundoneo on Uve (opta from all •«atoni of llir County, nlio new* Itrnis ol lnurr*l_ firr r l s l f r ir , In Thr HrrnH------ -------TTT. Brevity w)|| ln«nro iimmvi troMtrnttnn , A n id ri IDhed. hut abusive and anunymotu tommunlea (tons will be rejected. We will mil be rriponilble tor ofdntons rxprrtied by contributor,. All turnmonk-nitona Intended for current tsvoe must tie In band not Ulc-r (ban Tuesday p. m.|—En. PAOLA POINTS Keren I Correspondence to The Hernld i Come nnd-See Us — Mrs. F. M. Warren came up from Orlando to spend Sunday here with, her husbniul, who is chemist for the starcli factory at ■this place. ■ Horn, on Sunday 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. W. Perdue, a girl. '* Mr. Summerlin, who hns been quite ill for the ]Hist week or two, we qre glad to hear is recovering. Rev; Mr. Brown Riled his regular nppuimuilll|l Im u U»W-Su n d r r j f c * V We are wondering where we/e at. Thr rain falls on the just nnd the unjust alike llie good hook says hut it .dosent fall on us nt nil of late, tho a dnrk cloud hovers over the sccni^scypjnl lipies |t day. and, the man who hot eneough for you man—is kept busy. church. * > The box and crate mill ut Twin Lukes, We arp sorry to hear that Mrs. W. N. lias shut down for the summer months Webster is on the sick list, and hope that we understand. site will soon recover. We were visited Inst week hy the A. <C. Union Service Lasts Snuda y L repairing force, am) the station and other buildings belonging to the railway —Tlio first meeting of th r—combined 'conrpnny wcrc put in good order. Now churches of Sanford in the union services if we can only get that ha’rd road put was field last Sunday evening .it the 1'rcs___ _ Ihnmgh-and-our walk» reimircti-wyrwBt bylcflnTt church. It was one of the best be In fairly good shape for the coming song services ever held in the city and was winter season. * thoroughly enjoyed by the large number Mr. nnd Mrs. W. U. Buchanan are spend­ of people present. The solos rendered by Mrs. Likins and ing several days nt their cottage on the Mr. E. T. Woodruff were greatly appreciat­ beach nt Seabreeze. Mr. nnd Mrs. Foster of Jacksonville, are ed ns were the selections rendered by the making n visit nt the home ofMr. nnd Mrs. combined choirs of the city. Dr. Mason, who hns been lecturing up­ L J . Hartley, the purenffi of Mrs. Foster, on “Bible Studies" nt the Baptist church, nenr Pino Crest station. smiie-n-shorrartdrcss'Mtd U|ton the priu-Mr^L-Erlkma-intrly-fniTn Miami, TiT ciple that the foundation of nil churches visiting Mr. A. A. Hicks nnd family. rested un lhe-Uue-zcUglon of JesusGhristr — — ITte-tttttny friends-nf Mr; PnntKcofy. in Dr. Mason is never nt a loss for words on this neighborhood arc pnined to Irani of a subject nnd ids address was enjoyed by his deplorable accident nnd hope for him a sjteedy recovery. Wanted—n good three days rain with out thunder nnd lightening if (tossihlr. nnd will he made song . services us much ns possible. The public is cor­ dially invited to nttend and take viirt.in OVIEDO OCCURRENCES them. Next SundnV evening the services Sim la) Corre*i*»itInice in The ItinlM: CHAwroRU-KiNu.—One of the prettiest will he liciti at the Methodist church. weddings cvpr witnessed in Oviedo was Following is the program rendered- Inst that of Miss Anita King nnd Dr. George Sunday evening: nil tll<-»»ii|l» Co* flnnrai »’» Clinton Crawford, at the Methodist church Praise Cod fromWlmm Invocation _ • (¡iff.Inst Wednesday evening, the ceremony Eyrnln« llyrun—Sweet NnMuiili la Qui(ilelte*-Ju»l ti» I Am Wlllnml O i Plea limit being impressively performed hy Rev. J St il|ilnre Ijkm.h, I.uke <V, ¡i.JiliT A'aii ih-VKii:nI). Mitchell of Orlando. The church w;i? SotrvTenw Tin- P n lent ' i. ■ Proyer—r.ev, N irKIrKT .BOARDING CELERY, SANFORD. FLA. i t Makes No Difference W hat You W ant or W here You Want 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 I I nr u? ^beautifully dwrornted with n profusion o U r iw ir r IfyIjttt IX’. vrr.,1-1I, “ n.i! -1 * palms, ferns, and pit plants, while tin AtlJre», —¡tev VV. A wu-.'i \, 1> P• Duet—In ilo-t’f«,»M.f Cjirisi I (il«r, Niei lit'. h ick of tin* chancel was hung with ham ■ Anlliein —In lira».» Is love Aliuli'.j \ i imy Klfiilory boo. The chancel rail was festooned witti ,, |Sliow Mrtlie Wny W llllpn.» ituc J„|, ""Votes, uud nt the center an arch of vines SnlLSoerum. J ,.u(, T i* IV inti I» A \ I*1 li1l*rf * entwined with while roses, presented 11>mu *4 20, vi rmr 1 | u a tlJ — fLljttlit t*fH . pretty setting fur the wedding party»- The Jlie choir wustisslsted l>y oilier singer» organ was a hank of white rosou embedded in green foliage, the whole forming u llo- of the city nnd Mrs. O. I*. I.ikmsof-Oriun­ rul bower of fairy-like loveliness. Tin do, with Mrs. I). L. Thrasher n.giitiisl nnd iisJierHjyctc U. 11. McCall-a mi li, F. Wheel­ Mr. E. 1’. W<Hhlriili musicul rnnrtnr.-* er. Promptly ut 8:30 o'clock the strains Carrauay-Telford Nuptials of Mendelssohn's wedding nmreli an­ nounced llie o|i|>roaeti of the bridal party, Miss Evelyn Cnrrnwny and Mr. I.. M. played under the deft touch of Mrs.Mead, Telford were united in marriage last Wed­ rite attendants were Miss Sarah Crawford, nesday at high noon. bride's maid, and Dr. Simpson of Kissim­ The wedding occurred nt tiie suburban mee, groomsman, who entered together, home of tiie bride's parents on Sanford closely followed by Miss Nellie King, maid avenue. Key. W. E. Himsi udder imr forming of honor, all passing down the left uislc. tiie ceremony. ' Only relatives and u few The groom and his best man. Dr. Sylvan friends were present to witness 'the cere­ McElroy, walked down the right aisle, mony, and immediately after the happy where ho awaited nt tiie altar the bride, couple took tiie train for Georgetown. S.C., who entered with her father. Thu bride's tiie old home of the bride, where they gown wus mi exquisite creation of soft will spend several weeks, and will also sheer batiste and luce, made on princess visit Asheville and other points in North lines, over silk. Its effect was heightened, Camlinn ere returning. I and tiie beauty of the bride enhanced, by The brid eisJhe daughter of Mr. and -thrMtimyrutle vt-il.' wreutlieii with carna­ Mrs. McG. Currnwny, and lias been a res­ tions, and enveloping her, fair young form ident of this section for several years. like u mist. She carried on arm tuniquei She is a young lady of many winning of carnation« gracefully arranged in show­ graces, and bus it large circle of friends er effect. The maid of honor nnd bridek and ucqunintnnces. maid were charmingly uttiredin princess Mr. Telford is fireman on the A. C. L. , gowns of pink mull. Ince-trimmed, over 3ml one of their most trusted employees. (■ink silk slips. The bridegroom nnd He is a young man of sterling worth mid groomsmen wore the usual conventional a general favorite among his associates. black su it.. After tho ceremony, the wed­ Both bride mid groom are popular youn£, ding party left the church, and were driv­ (icople, as was attested by tiie many beau­ en to the residence of the bride's parents, tiful tributes presented to them upon tills where followed a roccption to. n limited iiuppy mid nuspiclousoccusion. company of friends am i-relatives. - NuUpon their return Mr. nud~Mrs. Telford inerous presents, Including handsome sli­ will make Sunford their home. The Her­ ver. cut glass, china and hric-n-hrnc, nt- ald joins their many iriaulMiu weii-wish­ tested tho high esteem in which the young es. couple are held hy their innny friends. Conspicuous among the collection was Buried In Sanford wus au teaspoons of exquisite dede­ dozen sterling teus|>oous Mrs. Thomas Turner, win» died in Port sign from Mrs. Foster of Clifton Springs, Tampa City last Tuc&duy, was buried in lier Sanford ut 2:30 yesterday, interment lieN. Y. One of the bride's gifts from her mother was some family silver consisting ing mnde in Lakeview cemetery. The of both table and teuspoona. This bcurs Order of Railway Conductors hud charge the InterestlngJiirtory of bciug a hundred |of tha oUoquics, Mr. TurnrrbelngnnrcnF -# — years old, umi was buriad all during (he >er of tlurt order. • civil war to save it from seizure by the in­ Mr. and Mrs. Turner werq well known vading armies'. The bride is tiie daughter in this city, where they resided for several £ of Hon, J..11. King, one of our county's years (trior to their removal to Port Tam­ legislative representulives, and possessed pa City. The (tall hearers were J . I. Aqof rare intellectual attainments. Her sweet attributes of character have en­ deared her to a wide circle ol friends who THE J A C K S O N CAR Me Sand to o D eep lvJo H i l l t o o S te e p A . E. H IL L , A g e n t • G row ing Strawberries, Celery Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., etc., in Sanford, pays I Sell the Land—Your Brains, Money, nnd Muscles Makes tiie 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 F lo w in g W e lls on A ll iftlery Della and offftr Desirable Tracts In Blocks • J . N. W H IT N E R First National Bank B uilding �THE SANfORD HERALD IN SANFORD CHURCHES I*"3*•>•>+<• Where the Devout o f + 4. * / ............... ■3"•> v + 4-•>*><■<• <• •: Time C elery City W o rsh ip Sunday. New York City andRet^ RESUME of all church events of Interest to Those Rellllously In­ clined—Subjects or Discourses for the Sobboth. Th* r*«<oti of ih* Ch«rtK« In iIm Cliy ».» F.ainnl, Rrnianinl <« tiiog °* th*ti A»nnunrrm*nl•ami V IA You w ant th e Best Ma­ terial for you House ------titoi Ch«wti M««I 1» |)»I» ■f c r» n t tnrr—rtiriTWTTini ga, airaiooo». Mrs« Melhortitt Riv.A.E. lion »dinkier, pn» tor;« liun li. rornrr l*ark •vrnueand Flflli illM I! parsoriAgr, canter M:ig Dulia avenue ami Seventh » t i n t : plume'. 2 5 1 Sumluy murnlng «ervlre al II. evening service. 7.-00; Sunilay school. 0 :43 n. ni.: .Ino, K M il­ ling«, Supr. Epporth League. 3 :00 Sumlny even- Tickets on Sale from Jacksonville every Monday and Thursday beginning with June 17 up to Aug 30th, with final return limit Sept. 30th t — to*- — ■ -----------------— Unionserviced will beheld in thisclmnli •5* Stopovers allowed on these Tickets at* Richmond, Washington, Sunday evening at 7:30. All’ Ilio pastors -jwill mko part Inolia services. We expert * Baltimore and Philadelphia good music. 1 '■* . 4* ‘ ' •1 ------------Launati.■ Jbmwww*»-will be prendimi by Rev. J. ReducedRatos^ to o th er S u m m e r R esorts F. McKinnon of the Presbyterian church. $ ' • * — 1-----------------------------All are Invited. J F ° r infomintion, rates, reservntipns ete., ra il on or write to Sunday school at 0:43 n. rn. Tin: Junior Epworth League will he ad­ "*'■ **• P E R K IN S , A gl, S a n fo rd , or A. W . F R IT O F , D ivision P a s s s n g o r Agt 1 3 0 W . Day S I . Jc e k S o n v U lc, F la . dressed by Miss A. L. Guilder, district secretory. Miss Chnnler will address the ■ * :• •>« • + 4 - * 4- 44- •; “•V •>4- 4* 4* 4>4- 4* 4- 4* 4- 4•4- 4* 4-4- 4- 4* 4-4i 4- 4* d.Seul.ur Lcogufc at 0 :3 0 .p. rn. The P c o p le 's CrMtjLretullonul Rev. R. L. Kirkland, pastor:. Sumlay morning~»ervlcer1tr* W inlng tn iä cervice,TiT service, 7:30; prayer meeting Wednesday./itti)p, Sulilialli »citimi, 10 :i. in _______ . (K) a, in.:in,; Sew« . j . C. Eniralnier. Superintendent. ClIAS. 11. EVANS - Preaching Sunday 11 ti. m. by the pas“tori Subject “Holding fast the Christian profession." Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Union services til the Mclhmlist church at night. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. ___________ CLOVER HILL GRAND BUTTER . , = = W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y .A G E N T S- P IT T S B U R G , D K A N G II S Chico go ClllCllUIOtl Riunii Ili, .lock son v lllc Fico Block. O llle t w ith HOLDEN R E A L E S T A T E CO. Sanford, PA . Sides Agents and Distributors SANFORD CH I RY UNION imANcnrs i. ’Plume 2<¡!) SANFORD, FLA . Insurance % CRUTCHFIELD & WÖ0LF0LK fumili Sunday; rnrly inns*. 7 n in ; m ust mid »er Muss and general communion, H a. ru. First communicants will receive nt this mass. Sunday school, 0 n. m. Rosary, instruction, renewal of mai vuwa oud irenetlicttonr 7:HO"prni SANFORD. FLORIDA = . General Fire P r e s b y te r ia n , Krv. .1 F. McKinnon, pnMor: morning service. 11; « veiling service, 7 :3 0 ; SaMmili ». lievi. 11 :lu <> - m ; Henry Mcl-nullii. Supt : prayer meeting Weil Drsilay, 7 :30 p. m. Sunday, June 2 7 th. T-........... SANFORD, FLORIDA ’ ’ ■ -* “ ** an. in : It F, Wltitnwer 7" :3“» . ■ SiilitJMihjichtKH. IL’tS Siili).: prayer mccUnsmiOI Weilnejulav V evening. mon, 10 o. m.; Sunday telino), 0 ri. ni ; vespe?*, 3 ». U>. -■ i * . . _ -tw e e n Jacksonville and Tampa Agein for the Famous H oly Croa» e p isco p al Riv. 11 F. Itrown, rector:* A. I). Key. senior warIrn: Sumlny morning service, service. *' drn: 11; evening «ervk-e, * 1 a Full Lint; of Ilijth-Grade Cigars anti Tobaccos f ir s t lim itis i il W. Doyd. M pintor; Sumlny morn ini* tu-rv■ * service, ' 7 :3 0 ¡ Sabfnllli a. lumi. II 15 k-e. 11: evening li. Suiultiy a. in : Or. J . T. Orinoti. Sui>t.: U. V. I Ilaili.». I J'I ntU:3(lp III in.,i II. II. Tullir..I’/csl.: prayer iiirellng every Wnlnlividny. 7 :3 0 n. m. --- Ne carry the Largest line be- -The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co and Fancy Groceries ____ Krv._J. C a th o lic «----- ----Rrv. M, Fu*. rector; servkva every second and - Sash, Doors and Blinds New York Washington Sanford Florida v w w w w w w w w w v u w w ttv tttv ttw w w w tu w w w w tu y w t S. F. SALLAS & CO. Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing G u tte r and G a lv an ize d Tanks R ep air W o rk a S p e c ia lty ; ________ C trrn c rrirsfS tf’CCt afiirPalrncTtcTAvenue Sanlord, Florida S '^ J o b -P r ii-itm ^ g - VihÍ'Viík •'L4-.* í V ' . CONTEST FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL $400 PIANO Excitem ent W ill Soon Be Rife Announce Your Candidate 'I'mi waul to Into tin* lijtlit nt mi re. 1,01 us stiUiIest thill you nrdmilze your forces, (let in ilit* lead and stay in the lend. The prize Make them Win is ton valuable to lose when it easts you no *> money to win. The pinna is ane of the lie st. and furnislied us by one of the South’s Inrjlest . __■ pianti rontrrns, and now is the tiuiulur y mi Lu hurry up and {let busy. Free to Kverybody (live you their voles. Ask your frlentls to __ ; See that they are voteti .■*»,'¿j ^ for yon. * y ■’ h Nu l’ ALLOW Kl).—No one interested in the •},V>ro will he allowed a vole though they ' 1 .r* *■ * ^ ~HI .j (t*V : .’ jjive us ilie ir trade, ami we have no Interest in Our Method of Advertising "WliU Vtln^itltrplrmn: i n s a free-for-all eindesl where the motti •popular ennlestnnt wins out, ' N_ * I A. E. Hill T. A. New lan Chas» H. Evans W H O DO Y OU J. K. Mettinger Frank W oodruff —_ Sanford Furniture Co. T- J. T' ■ 1 I ' 7Ä I * W A N T TO H A V E T H E P IA N O T- ~T»; .UU A �-■ K ! fROM MACARONI DeEt A | The G eneral News o f “The Land rro m The Herald's Special Correspondent Bv W ireless Telephone o f f lo w e r s ” _ Buck Swcezy called on Llzo McCraukln last Sunday night. Buck has been calling on a number of girls of late and is very CULLED FROM THE STATE P R E SS flirtatious, to say the least. The two Bixler kids got in their devlish An Epitome o f the Week’s M ost Im work last Sunday. They sheared widow Plummer’s sorrel mare’s tail and painted portont Happenings In the black spots on old Fillkin’s whlteTiul) pup. S ta te ’s Domain. —- — The widow's mare seemed much liuinilint od Key West experienced n disastrous fire Ju n e 17, - E l Pnlaco _andJyiciur i*-' 8. - Is June 23. THE ftANfrOKb HERALD 10 ALL AROUND FLORIDA I :üUX.‘.Tn; dny afternoon hnd J . M. Chendy. counsel for-Hre defense, addressed the Jury for about, two hours In n clear and method­ ical mhnner, taking the testimony witness by witness, item.by Item, showing by the most logical mid conclusive argument than any hypothesis presuming the guilt of the accused was impossible of demon­ stration, and showing from the testimony evetiof Btnte’sown witnesses that suicide of the decreased was the only logical or even possible conclusion, closing his speech with nn earnest appeal to the jury In be­ half of innocence, Justici^nml humanity. Thejury was then addressed by coun­ sel rnrthe Rf.W. AHoflihiMm'- U. JonesT who by his eloquence ond earnestness for an hour anil ahrflf or more, labored to establish the guilt of the accused. None who heard him could say that he failed to faithfully represent the cause of the stnte. He mnde n good speech but hi the light of all thc.tcstimnney his arguments nnd eloquence failed to carry qonvictlon to the minds of the audience .of the guilt of the accused, and though having closed his s|>eech with one of his most lofty perorations when ho sat down the general feeling of the audience scrinr cd to be that while be hail done nobly, lie had failed. It lieing late the court suggested ad­ journment until! 7:30 p. m.. a t which time lie would rend his charge and give the case to the jury. Court tlien adjourn­ ed to 7:30 p. in. • - * ’■ ’— Court convened and niter reading a most comprehensive charge to the jury the case then formally committed to them and they retired. Within thirty minutes the jury filed in, the roll called and then the foreman, E. F. Specry, presented the followiiy! verdict: "We the jury find the defendant not ,’gullty. so say we all." whereupon the court said the defendant is*riischnrgcd. The result of the trial was no great surprise to the public though some few seem­ ed to lean to the theory nf the guilt of the accused, the general feeling seemed rolie-Om tlie wns~innocenr~n litTTIint iliL prosecution n great linn! ship not to say injustice anil wrong to nn innocent man. Right a t your Door! ___ -Y ou -can get JL ARMOUR f e r t il i: kins' dog crawled under the barn and has stayed there ever since. Someone ought to wear out a half-dozen shingles on the Drive your Wngon into Sanford basement of the cussed kid's trousers. Reuben Glue's wealthy aunt from Or­ Call on C. H. Evans lando is here visiting Reuben. It is said He can deliver any brand you wain out of she own’s a third interest in n ten acre celery farm and a fine two-mum cottage Our new W arehouse in Cameron City. Without Del ay— , , .. . ■»i<*iiwii*r.iiTi'iiuii«toiw^>'«'. Abe Guilett is quite sorrow-stricken over the news of the death of his wife's great mint. Abe never saw her but*hts^hettn' always bleeds at the death of any nf Ills kin folks. Rev. Ephrinm Bonesett’s daughter. Roxy Ann. busted one of her vocal chords while singing the doxology in church Inst Sun­ day. It is thought sho strnined the chord while practicing on n lung tester in one of the Sanford Aide showsla s t month. Eincline Scully hns excepted a position to do house work in a wealthy Jackson­ ville family. Or any other brand of our justly A gentleman from Geneva drove sev­ eral sheep through town yesterday. It is Celebrated Fertilizers— presumed they were being taken to some slaughter house for the Snnford barbe­ Do you want Hardwood Ashes? cue. Dried Blood, Sheep Manure, Blood and Bone The Cameron City Cyclones played the Ft. Rende Tigers last Sunday and Bonked N itrate of Soda? • the club 30 to 18, Over seven dollars changed hands on the result; Charles Barnett, white, and Pete Rus­ Bill Goshwiler drew his pension money sell, colored, have been arrested in Tampa of $7 last Monday and didn't have n cent for passing counterfeit money; They left the next dny. From the way Bill were nlnccd under bond for trial ll1 die. 'wnbbffed'WtnnrTie got home it is believed United States court. that a blind tiger is lurking around in While entering the First National Bank these parts, something very rcgrctnhlc in in Tarnpn last Saturday with a $100 bill to nny community. Nomr For I lie Ball Park deposit, Miss Burlingame, a trained nurse * Little Jnkcy Slimmer was six years old The following nntnes have been handed of Fort DcSoto, hnd the bill snatched front Inst Sunday nnd looked quite cute in his (Write us) in and Tlie Herald will publish the list hcr linnd~liÿ~n nogro^Dôÿ who mode his long pants and DcrbjTIiaL until the seiison o|>ens. The .names of escape. Rev. Lige McSwult wore his new second­ the young Indies will be kept secret until Andrew Re and Bnstengc Ficnrrottn hand suit last Sunday and the congrega­ tlie contest has lieen decided. Every have lieen indicted fur the murder of tion noticed at once the improvement in Sanford Indy should a’nsist ill naming the CHAS. H. EV A N S. Sales Anelli. Councilmun Ficnrroto of West Tampa his personal appearance. It was sent to hall park. Send in youf name to Tlu Sanford, Florida several weeks ago. Re is a cigar manu­ him by Charlie Hund of Sjyiford nnd with Herald. facturer of good standing, and the other the exception of Ills pants being sonie, (A'ik'llitn) West Purk. indlctpd mnn is a relnlive of the murdered whnt baggy behind and ^»cfore the suit Celery City Diamond. was n good fit. Clinrlie nuiLl^gc. went to man. - DlaniailH Pink.1''--------"" “ *TTnrrZxl2xl 2 orangcTiox nnd *tlie tan- KiTIBbl luge (Her In Pennsylvania and Dixie Purk. grrine strap of the same dimensions when think a heap of each oilier. Stevens Park.. ------The Slimmer family hns leased a two(tacked and strap|>cd, have been adopted Sunset Park. aB the standard by the Floridn Citrus room cottuge on the bunk of Soldier Creek Holly Pork. lind miiy take up their home there for the Fruit Growers Exchange.' Roliert E. Lee Park. season. Mr. Slimmer is well to do, hav­ During n thunder storm at McAIpiu last Olympia Park. ing sold his two-chair burlier shop in San­ Friday? the residence of J . C. Brock was Colonial Park. ford uml retired from active bushiest. struck by lightning mid badly wrecked. The Lucky Diamond T elep h o n e No. 6 0 ■His horse which was near the house was Edgcwood Park » Tilt CHILDERS CASE killed. Tlie family was away from home. Marlawe Park National Hall Park. John Mooney amlBarncy McBuck, white Monroe Hall Park. boys, of Blichton, were fired upon from A ttracted Attention In Court Session Uelviderc Park. Ambush «ml t^nitc seriously wounded on at Orlando Oluslce Park. Saturday while returning from an early District court is still in session, and most Lisers' L i t ----- * of this week hns lieen taken up with the D E A L E R IN morning limit. Ponce de Leon Purk. Dr. II. W. Tribble of ChnrlOttesviile.Va., Childers' case from Ocoee. Mrs. Childers Seminole Park. lias accepted the presidenby of Columbia was supjiosed to have committed suicide, C H O IC E F L O R ID A A N D W E S T E R N MEATS Athletic Park. College at Luke City, to take the place of but after her burial the neighbors became Prado Park. P a rk Avonuo in S p e a r'a C r o c a ry # 'Pk#M 1 Dr. G, A. Nunaily, resigned. He will enter suspicious, uud reported their suspicions DoSoto Park. to States Attorney Jones, who had the upon his duties July 2. West Side Park. II. L. Crane of TamiHi hns been re-n|>- body exhumed and found^ so much evi­ West End Park. dence of murder und so nttle' evidence nf IKiinlcd United Slates Commissioner uml Lakeview Park. suicide that her her husband was arrested Deputy Clerk of the Federal Court. Association Park. and the grand jury (irumptly returned nil The livery stable of John W. Henderson Glendale Park. indictment of murder in the first degree. in Tallohassee was destroyed by fire Sat} Sunny Side Park______ Prosecuting Attorney Jones conduct­ urdny, together with three horses uml u Holden Park. ed the trial for the State, and Hon. John pony. . M. Cheney defended the interests of the Santa Rosa county is to hold n wet and accused. A jury eoiu|N>sed of the follow­ Wiring For Electric Lights dry election July 31. ing citizens passed on tho nieritB of the Snnfnrd's new electric light plant will E. A. Woods! employed by the Tnmpa case; J . E. Crawford. Gcorgo Baker, E. F. soon be installed nnd you want the work Electric Co. Saturday, fell thirty-five feet Sperry, T. Aid In, J . J ; Combs, J . H. ¿wick, done by a competent und experienced from a pole nm1was badly injured. J. II. Thompson, P. Macy, T. A. Kilgore, electrician. The work must bear inspec­ Enoch L. Cordery of For( Meade was W- K. Curry, F. A. Lowter, T. J . Rooney. tion nml conform for hu regulations pre­ The evidence given showed that on scribed by the Southern Turin Akaociiilined $230 in UuiTulo, N. Y„ July 21, for -tho-kUUug of Harry Corr last Christmns. May 20 last the alarm was given that *Ion. W. A. Parr of tills city has had ten He plead guilty to manslaughter. There Mrs. Childers had committed suicide by years experience in electrical wurk of all N e w M o d e l F B uick were extenuating circumstances connect­ Rhooting herself with n gun. Her body kinds and can wire your house in u satis­ e d witli the killing, uml the judge suid lie was prepared for burial by the ladies of factory manner. Everyone should have did not feel Inclined to impose more than the neighborhood, who noticed that in ad­ their house wired at once, to be ready dition to the gunshot wound tho scalp nnd when tho current is turned on, and W. A. a fine. Two more large cigar factories w ill'be­ face were crushed and cut us though the Parr is now equip|>ed to take your order victim hnd received blows from u blunt nnd fill same at once. You ran m»i him gin operations in Tatn|ia, July I. instrument, pl,Yfirium were cnll+d any ume ul thq! telephone exchange, or Fire destroyed the luumi of .hmcfTh Fab A g en ts F o r th e C e le b ra te d exmine the liody, und they expressed the leave wdc/iut Fermi id'« hardware store. iner in Tnmpa. Tuesday morning. opinion time the bruises and wounds on Mrs. C.‘ H .^m ltk widow of "Bill Arp,” the head and face could nut have lieen died in Cartersville, Go.. June 22. She caused by the gunshot wound. The court was formerly a resident of Clearwater. heard the testimony of some of tltc neigh­ bors as to the the fuels, nnd the testimo­ A Good Score Card ny of Drs. Davis. Brown. Person,McEwuu, T o n s o ria l P a rlo rs The Herald printed a score cani this Christ and Maddock. all of whom testified week thut is one of the best of the kind thut the conditions would indicate thut Fashionable Hair Cutting ever issued at u hull game. It consists of the bruises and wounds on the head and n large score card In the middle, uud con­ face were made" prlOi lo~llie gunshot ami General Barbering ta Inr the advertising of Sunforil liter, wound. The theory of th? prosecution is chants. The card was originated by Fuul that Childers murdered his wife by pound­ Weaver, (lie enterprising "pop corn kid." ing tier on the head and face with an axe, Hot and Cold I I oil Hour*. Hot S u land as there is no score board at the park or ollier instrument, und then shot her • phur 10 S p e cia lly the new score cani will be greutly appre­ through the head tu give color to the sui­ One viali and yuu heroin* o Staunch Palma ciated by the "fans" who attend the cide theory. ' O ak A v e . b e tw e e n S eco n d and T h li^ S tre e ti games. Court convened at 2 o'clock p. iu . MonPfoo Blofk opposite Ciprea» Offloo 11 Grants. Ctinrles S. Jolmson's drug store, tho New .York dye works, and P. Welnberk's jewelry store were completely destroyed. Loss.over $ 100.000; insurance about $ 20, 000. Joe S. Richardson of Tampa who wna bitten last week by a dog that hnd rabbles, has gone to a Pasteur institute to take treatment. George M. Robbins, a driver In the fire department at.Tampa, who wnstiadly in­ jured several weeks ago, will recover. Dnmernn Black of AUnntnhns been ap­ pointed general auditor of the Tampa -•Northers railroad.Conductor A. W. Emanuel was killed on Thursday night by being nin over by a train oil the Scut>oard Air Line, near Sum_merfield.----------------— ----------—*----------The wholesale merchants of Baltimore have chartered the steamships of the Mer­ chants’ and Miners’Transportation Co. for seven sailings to*convey Florida and Geor­ gia merchants to Baltimore as their guests. -“ Tampa hns been designated as head­ quarters for the Florida Citrus Exchange recently organized. Tampa was selected because of its central location in the cit­ rus fruit growing section. Armour Blood, Bone & Potash Armour Celery Grower Armour Vegetable" "~~r ____ Armour Practical Trucker-- Ask for it, We have it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla! Br Artesian and Deep Well Drilling r* 2 . P. LIPE OL : J. H A R T L E Y Sanford Machine & Foundry Works ALBERT G R A M L I N G B U IC K - c a r s N e w Garage in Connection for Repairing and Storage of A utom obiles •fcì» : I �TME SANFORD HERALD Items o f In te re s t G leaned From V arious S o urces happenings during the week I n C hancery jlrlcn Krlih Nkhol Ur«u|hn Uill 111NrmuveCloud t,Jn îiill jüü*î r,sÿ,* Î! *invt? ■»•«•loled ourselves QRether and do heu h> ussoclnte ourselves for the. pvuyasc of formili)! ourselver Into [Tbo.lv milt le ¡111*1furporaia, under and tiy viri 111- T,r ITir I» w» u " iiu ™ * • ,hp nr- ARIH'tJ. I —Tf.eI name of» Ibis corieir«lion shall Ik- EaRles Hui IdIna und Than AssiK-iatiiiis -and Us place of Imslness shall tie nt Sanford, tiranne County, Fin. _. , I aentri, u The Renerai lia lure of the business to Ik- conduct­ ed liy this corporation shall Ik- tu buy. own. sell t .t W i r » i c k ,T u u i M . ToC. C. Warwick. Trustee: Thomas Emmet Wilton, beini duly tworn. drt*wes mid tayt: That hr It one of the nttorneyt for thecoinplnliiantt In.the above entitled cause, that omant has lend reason to M Irv e nnd doet brllevr that the defendant. C. C. Warwick, trustee, Isa resident of a MSI# or country other than this state, that the rwldence of said C. C. Warwick, trustee. U unknown, that there it n o p eriiim n the ttn tr of flufMlU.lhn Mrvina of - a lutnwena sipon wiiuui would hind said defendant, nnd that said defen­ dant is over the n (r of twenty-one (¡ill yeor*. You are Iherefore untrrvd to npprnr to this 1,111 on Monday the 5th day of July A. D. IB09. the Same brini! a rulr day of this court «Mi nutrici ordered ihm this tinier tie published in The Sanford Herald, u newspaper published in •’Minile county. Florida.--------r—--------------— Wllness U. M. Robinson, plerk of thè Circuit Court forthe Scvrnlh Judicinl Circuit of Orinole County ami thè seni of thè salii court, thlt thè fitti day uf May A. I>. 1909. . * II. M. RnaiMOM, Clerk. 3B-B lly M A. Howasii. 11.1%. Tikiuas F umit Wilson, ComplalhanCs Solk tfìlr. At n SundayachoblpicnicntSpnrta.Gn., last Friday, lightning struck a tret- under which a number of children had taken refuge from a shower. No fnttililles re­ sulted. Imt several of the children were strangely niiocicd. the outlincsof the tree appearing ns if photographed on their Ixxiirs. Tile last load of earth was removed from the cut nt Matnchui, on the Panama ca­ nal. last week, completing the excavation at that point. Collision of street care in South Beud. lad., Saturday night, cuuiumI the death of ten persons, while forty others ware more or less injured. After atrial lasting five months, the jury in the case against Pa trick Calhoun charged with bribery in Snn Francisco, failed to •gree, and were discharged. 1 Mr. nnd Mrs— Roger- Nobin Burnham made a Itnnry moo 11trip of 120 miles Sat­ urday, starling from Pi itslidd. Maas-and landing a( Holbrook. The trip was made at iiigla. Thousands of people gathered to witness the start. Florida F ruits , A S tia x in Tlie amount of the.capitalstock of this cori>oratlon shall Ik- Twenty Thousand ($ 2 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 ) Ik,I lars, to lie divided Into two thousand shares of ihc bar value of Ten ($)[).(IOt-Dullnr» meli, tu Ih- imtd fur wiiti lawful money uf the UnltvU State». All nr any tiotliuii ¡,r the said capital siiK'k may Ik- pay­ able Ino» issued or used fur or in the purchase of prniKily. Iidsir or services, al a lust valuation lhereof-to Ik- determinisi by the bohrd of directors. ASticu; iv Tills corporation shall continue and have full power lo esercire itsuiriiorntc riiihts mid franchises fur u iK-rlnd of ninety-nine years from nnd otirr ihe coinnieiK'emcnl of its corporate existence. ' The Imslness of this nirtwritlon shall Iv eondot tivi liy the followimt oltlcers: A president, vicepreskleni, treasurer nnd secretary, electivl by Hie tmanl ol directors, mut a I«1:1id of dinv lurs of not less than llv* nor noire than seven illrt-elors. who shall Iw slock holders in snid ciirtHirnllon. to I k elecled by the stockholders annually. The onice ol secretary and treasurer may tat held by the stime tvrson. Until after the first mimmi meeilin! of the stockiiiililiiro litiri-a >s tisiVviilaul -» - , . 1 ..-»is + 5. + + . General Insurance A gents SANFORD, FLORIDA fl-.+-î*4*+ *î’ ♦ •!*+-b<•-b-b-b•b•'*-¡--î- -Î-4- -Î-+•¡••l-i- -b-b<•-t- ❖ -b-b•>•>-{•*> -b-b-b++•(, + <b+ + 4-4, + 4 r.. l.m u>. AtiminiKtralrU Notice or Stockholders* Meeting Of The Sonfortf-Light &. Fite) Co. To The Stockholders of Said Company: High-Grade House-Building n Specialty Therw will tie an important tnretlntl of the stock holders of the Sanford Lliilitss Fuel Company at the Company's ottier In the city of Sanford. Flor­ ida on the lath day of June nt 10 o'clock a. m. All stockholders arc earnestly nvmcsti-d to aiu-iul us matters oflmiKirl mice will I h- U-forc said mevliria (or euti» Herat Iun FviaiAM II. It cm,. Atlrst: ISi a i ) Prrsldertf. Cto. II. Fcskaui, Setfrlary, Sanford, Fin., MoySTth, I9Ü0. 4l-:t Builders’ Supplies, Jn terlarch en Sand A lp h a C em en t. A cm e_ J?la slcr- *)■ ft nir|Kirulkin slmll lx- W. I) Holden, president; W II Uilderwixid, vice president; und S K laty mid treasurer; lilt- Imard of ilirec -W- u -HoldrTTr<t-R-"tTitrir,uiiT W If nilf*rwtjüil S 1‘uleslon nod Ct-orRe A IM'nttes The first or orunniimlon inivllni! 1 holders of tills corporation »ball la- In of Sanford, ttranRe iviiinly, Horido. day uf July; A It 1909, for tlo- piir|»ise of adopt ioa by laws, null eimiplotluii the oiRiinliutiuiiuf the cortKiration. us hereinbefore provided for, mid thereafter the minimi meetings ol the sli» kbolder» shnll tv held on the second Ttiuiiilay in July of Plans. Estimates,, and all Information relative to Building Cheerfully. Furnished v -N•)^ -i*v ^ -J-*:*-i *s*:**:-4**y J U S T K C C C IV F 0 A n o t h e r lo t o f t h o s e H ú r g a lo s In a rtle s s a t M a r r y W i ls o n 's , } v ->4. *:**.'■^ -,1-^ -y-t* f• v v -i -i v ^ ^ ^ ^ f-+1 + + e ^ ++4 ♦ 1 L IV E R Y , F E E D and a 4. H a rn e ss and B u gg ies That's My Business Investigating (lie Quality ol Goods and ttic Prices ot Same That's Your Business i In C ir c u it C o u r t , S e v e n t h J u d ic lu i C ir­ c u i t , O ru n g e C o u n ty , F lo r id a M I'm 11k. I'll) in lift v* __ ___ OFFICE_AX RESIDENCE One of the largest roundups of hitfTuloes in late yenrs hns lieen going on the past week on the Flnihcud Indian reservation in western Montnnn. The llncsl s |mk-Imt-ns of these animals willin' sent to the Canadian nntionnl park and to parks jn in the Eastern states. Thrliody of Mrs. Cameron Patterson was exhumed, after having been buried for nearly forty years, in Buckingham county. Vn„ June 18, and found tu he petrified. The features retained their natural ap­ pearance. • • » SHIPPERS OF snry tu advantniicuusly conduci nini transact tiny Imslness that this corimrntloti is authorUnl to car­ ry on: and tu do nil such oilier and further thlnils ns may tv necessary nr estimi lent to Ik- done for the sili-cesi Iu| trnnsnclion of the Imslness of this eortsiralion: and to have, exercise nnd enjoy nil the ru tili, powers and prlvileRes Incident tocwiiorntlims or Rimi m i rimi ellstliiR under the laws of llie Stale of Florida, The cotton mill recently built at Cal­ houn. Gn- began operations last week. Remarkable results have been achieved in tin- New York school for the deof unit dumb. At a recent examination 50 of the 122 pupils uf tint schools were able to articulate words so as to lie heard in all parts of the large audijoriutu. while some delivered orations nnd others recited pieces of poetry. , . ........... iy her hu»band, Gro. A. DtCorm. Here the Readers Will Find a Brier Historical SprlQl Ho wins. —----------r or ~Hurried Readers “ Severn! carloads of wheat shipped from Kansan City to Fort Worth, Texas, have been confiscated because the ¡food «rain had been mixed with inferior «rain. The proposition- to change the name of United Sons of Confederate Vcterntts to that of Sons of the Confederacy, is meet­ ing with strong opposition in several of the Southern states. Mrs. George Whittell. J r - Ims Ijeon di­ vorced from her hushnnd, who is heir to JH.OOO.OOO. in order to return to ho­ stage cureer. The Pennsylvania Railroad Co. will plant 1,000,000 trees annually to provide tie timber for that rand in the years to Mnjor Frank L. Carrington, formerly of Milletlgevllle, Gn- who was dismissed from the Unitctl States nrnty by n court in the Philippine Island?, has had Ills sentence revoked nnd been reinstated in his'posi­ tion. He has been in the service 30 years. E. H. Hnrriman has purchased a conlrolling interest in the Central of Georgia railroad. With this acquisition nnd lltnt of the Ocean Steamship Co-opcratlng be­ tween Huston, Now York nnd Snvnminh, the Hurrimnn interests have Itcen greatly augmented.__________ '____________ At the next genera) Bession of the South­ ern Methodist church, to he held in Astie■vilhvNrCy the ’question of dropptng-ttieword South is to ite considered. Growing nut of the strike of Inhorcrsoti the sugar plantations in the Sandwich islands, several arrests liuve been ninde, and much excitement prevails, es|i*-*-iitlly nmiing the Japanese, James 0 Gentry.juTving nlifesentenrc in the Pennsylvania penitentiary for tinmurder of Madge Yorke, has been par­ doned. Roth belonged to the theatrical profession. In The Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit Or Florida, orante County i 11 hwaby (Iven thaï we, the imi Interd ID apply to the Mimtiriihte Allier V 'rlat; governor of I he title uf Florida, 01 Joy of July. A. D 190». for klirrt pit, HÍ¿ l ^ l l t UulIJiny «ml Loon Al ,f ,olkjw[r'i propoted charter. Ih Üí í , !, ch l,*£ow “ n lile th the oilier of the of Stole of Florida W. D licicrx W. H. Uimrtw S. Ri Nc.r, G. K. Calhuu.k, B lackam lth ln g and H oraseh H orses and M u lcs Bought and Exchanged A U T O M O B IL E S F O R L I V E R Y U SE OF SANFORD, FLA. H . R A N D , P rs x ld a n l P. F O R S T E R , C a th la r D E O . T E R N A L D , V ie * -P r « a . D. F . W H IT N E R , A a a t. C a a h la r Only Nationa| Bank in O range C o u n ty F u n ds Protected by B u rg lary Insuranco S i f a t y Deposit Boxes (o r Rsnt O R G A N IZ E D 1807 ) ; A lla iiim ru l lljviii II Tliomaa. Defendant, t To David II Thomn». 71 lfroadway. Nrw Vork, N Y . and to all whom if may ivKiivrn; Yuli an- io-reby mitifltxl (bat 11 writ of alUii liim'iil ijMjtvl out of On- oilitv of ilir Clerk uf the Circuit Court of till- SuvriUh Jo.IIo a I Circuit. UrmiXeCoun­ ty. Moriiln. dutrtl the 30th day of At>ril. A D Iliau, at Ho- mill of M Frank n<aln»t Duvhi II I Invilii* discoli!inulti the bakery I cun now devote my attention exclusively tltrircutnt: and your iirotvrty. to wit Lit 3.-1, 7 anil H. of UliKk Z. Tier 4, ancinlini! lo K. If Trnf foni » iimp of the town of Sanford. Oranxe county, Horlita. has lven uitailusl to »ntlufy the dt-lnaial ol |i|uliillll in the above uue tu thè amoo at uf Now. therefore, miles» >mi, the said David II Thomas shall |vr»onally 1« und ilpivar Ihe Circuit Court of the Seventh Juilkiui Circuit offJrnnUe County. Florida, on the first Monday in August nett, same IvlnM tfie Znd day of Aiiiiusl. A I) IU0U. Judjtmcnf will be rendered nialnst you. and in favor of Hie said M Frank nnd »0 lilurh Of Hie lirotvrtmunched qs may Iw »ufficimi to sail» fy said juiiiiment and nisi# wlil tv sold to satisfy tfip same. .......... , _ Wilni-as. H M RohiiiMin. Clerk of Circuit Cmirt. Seventh judicial Cimiit. Orante County. Florida, and the seal of said court itili» the lllli day of May. A D 1909. JJ. M. Kuiuksok, - TOP P R IC E S FO R YOUR ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES to the Grocery trade and w hen ohipiK-il tlic public is corilinily in­ huttim-tm w ith t h i s H o u s e , w rite to- H E W IT T . If you a re tu iiot Munii ut vited to insjMM't my new stock of AND 10 Groceries, Gandies, Cigars and Tohaccoc References: E. PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N MERCHANTS Corridori S t., B altim o re, M d. This PujK-r oml Thousands of Pleased Ship|M-rs in Florida Clerk m u --A tlo rney fur ITainlifli------S9 -fi N o lifu ol ITiocImrfTo All persons are hereby notified tliat on, to-wit, the doth day of June, ltHW, The guaranty Trust and Saving Hank will abbiy for its (Inal diBchurge us ex­ ecutor of the estute of Goring A. Chaae, deceased, to tile Hon, Willism Martin, County Judge of Orunge County, Florida, and for the approval by-mud County Judge of linul accounting as set fortli in its report to said County Judge's ollico in tlie City of Orlando, Orange County, Florida. Orlando, Florida, January JG, 1D09. The Guaranty Trust and Saving Hunk, 20-Bm W. M. Hcstwi 'k. J r .. President. Prof. George Bunnan Foster,of the Uni­ versity of Chicago, the Baptist institution that has been so liberally patrbhlzcd by John D. Rockefeller, lias been exjielled from the ministry for denying l|ie divinity of Christ? Judge Emmett Fields died In the court toom in Louisville, Ky., Mapday, just as he was about to open court. Apoplexy was the cause. Luring the three days last week, ending Saturday, Dayton, Ohio, was given over If It’s printing yon want, acrid it to T he to a celebration in tumor of the Wright H exald office. First-class work guaran­ brothers, -aviators. The city was filled with teed. vial tort. C IT Y CIG AR STO R E ; C lark lim itim i* 4-*$• *!■<■+<"£■<■+-t- -5--Î*•><!••}••> Best Line of Cigars and To baccos In the C ity B u lid a r of Marble and Granite Monuments , Tombstones, Etc N ew sp ap ers, M ag azin es and P e rio d icals VASES.SETTEES AND IRON FENCES {clattering Neatly Done. Let Us Esti mate on Your Work. Will call on you by request Willi Samples and designs- Importer of Foreign . . Granite and Marblit.. - C hurch S tre e t; Orlando, Florida W rite or CaH F o r F rica s O ld Shoos W a n te d I am again asking for OLD SHOES. I will give what they are worth SIZES, 6, 7, 8. 9. 10 II AND IS A . E . Irv in ’s Shoe Shop Cor. 3rd S l a ml Sanford Ave. LUM PER DEALERS Prepared to Furnish all Framing Material LUM BER CUT III tm m TO - .1 ORDER . » Postoffice Address SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A Mill at C A M E R O N C IT Y , �THE SANf ORD HERALD SANFORD PLAYS AT ORLANDO Good Playlni Characterised Work Of Both Teams We met Orlando on Wednesday and they were ours. The day when Sanford is on easy mark has passed and the husky . tossere from the Celery City pufupa game or ball In Orlando that made the fans of that city alt up and take notice. A number of Sanford people attended ■the game, and as usual the Orlando folks turned out en masse nnd by the time the game was called a large crowd had asaentbled. For the first live 1ii ulna a the ■ m ro w»l n in tl, nn d th e gn nm *o of the prettiest events of the season. Rogero for Sanford nnd Windham for Orlan­ do pitched high-class ball and received good support. In the next Inning, with two men on bases. White soaked 'the sphere and Sanford brought In three runs. Did the Sanford fans go wildT Say, you couldn't keep them still, not even the Orlando policeman, who threatened George Spencer, but it would take ,a dozen po­ licemen to keopSpcncer still, nnd the boys yelled just the same. But aside from this the Orlando people allowed their hos­ pitality and treated thi visitors royolly, and the good-natured chaff was tnken In good spirit, by both'sides. After the Orlando team had taken their .trip in the balloon, they settled down to business again, and it was one.two, three and out until the last half -of -the •ninth when Orlando managed to squeeze one run through on error on Sanford's part. The score wus 3 to 1 In favorofSnnford. What do you think of thalT nnd the umpire, being n Daytona mnn, gave his home team the preference. U one time it was possible for Sanford bring in a run and tie the score if one of.our players had used his head and had made an effort. If this had been the cose, the earned run In thé eighth_^ywjijd un­ doubtedly bave won the game. Paytona scored one in the first Inning nnd one In the second. Sanford scored one the second nnd one in the eighth, tieIng the score. The ninth was a shutout for both tea Ins. Sanford failed to score In the tenth. Daytona came, to the bat. The first tsrw two batters *n e ursi trailers up were properly iwvirorir tn **»■ . A. E. H I L L . Ì H ardw are and -F a rm -Im p le m e n ts ‘PITTSBURG PERFECT’ WELL DRILLING Best Fence M ade LUCAS PAINTS i 1 i NO DEARER THAN THE POOR KIND Used in Uncle Sim's Paint Shop .Y e —t l ie —h truest D l lr i il^ -tile a 17 ♦ Fourth man—well. Just think of It I Rogcro h is two strikes on him nnd makes a mistake, the batter makes a three-base hit, scoring the man Dorn first, nnd win ning the game. Following Is the score by innings: 1 2 3 4 3 0 7 8 11 10 R It E Dayton«-1 I O O O O O O O t 3 10 Sn nfarU—O 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 H atlrrlci-I)«y lo n a. Koiirra Darnr*. Sanford. Rngeru Denrdnll. Additional Local The sound of the saw and -hnmmcr is pleasant music to tHe ears of all who love Sanford. It'means more homes Tor the new corpers. nnd Improvement in the np* pcarunce of the city. William Gienn of Miami was in Sanford Wednesday en route to Jacksonville and ChurleslobT Mr. GTenn hns spent most of Ida life along the.lowcr Enst Coast, nnd is now out to see some of the outside world. Some of our citizens are - beginning to indulge themselves in short trips of a day or two on the beach. Occnn breezes' nnd seafood is very tempting and refreshing, when summer days have come to stay. ’ * , I)r. W. A. Mason has concluded his “Bible Lectures" b t the Baptist church and left Wednesday night for his home In Macon.Ga. .-------- While the attendance ------ at these TOMlIngl Was tfoBH they were thoroughly enjoyed by those who attended. —A.W. Bnxteyf th^Sihger man, has anew model sewing machine that is n wonder. It has no shuttle. Is ball-bearing and al­ most noiseless. Me will tuke pleasure in showing tills machine at the store of M. A. Fortson, jn the Stune-Gove Block. The Sanford Carriage Co., lias a.' new. in«tnl pffii«ti foriaTeTlial Is n world boni­ er. It is called Garnett's Mctnl Polish and will tukc off the sulphur stain from the knives, forks and 8|>oons and do U easily and quickly, See Underwood ninnit it. p O flt V ftflE - ' and best equipped plant the IL S. Navy has con-sumed 6 9 1 ,0 0 0 pounds of LUCAS WHITE PAINT and 2 7 8 ,7 0 0 pounds of LUCAS COLORS, sufficient to pro­ duce more than 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 gallons of paint, equiva­ lent to 5 0 carloads of 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 gallons each, and which would make a train more than onehalf mile long. In Uncle S am ’s ser-. vice, as in everybody else's, LUCAS PRODUCTS Jia v e au -un brok en re­ cord for satisfactory re­ sults. WE HANDLE for driving wells in this section o f . the country w— — and a re prepared to (ill all orders promptly. Our «— - r— . For Field, F arm . Ranch, Law ns. Corn Cribs and P o u ltry • * m achinery is Up-to-date and our workmen are skilled in the work. Will stnnd ordinary ns well ns hard Those contemplating usnfic ___ putting in wells' would Will not snfi in Summer’s heat nor. break in the cold o f Winter serve their best inter­ Are made of the l»est materials nnd ests by—consulting us hjjyo-stays that cannot slip and learning prices be­ Do not require nil expert to erect,, and nre low priced fore making contracts. THE ABOVE E X C L U S IV E L Y IN -S A N F O R D The Reporter-Star had the following regarding the game: After one of the most exciting gumes ever seen on the local grounds tire bays from the celery fields succeeded in de­ feating the liqtne team by n score of 3 to Both—idnes—tdayrd- Sood^bTlTL- nhd while some errors were made by Ixtlh W ELBO RN C BLO C K sides the gnmc.ua a whola-was reuwrfcnbly clean. From the way the visitors handled themselves they have evidently put in some good practice work, ‘nnd n defeat by them shoidd not be considered n dis­ __ jJIaim p ro v ed ccle iy ia n d d . flowing wells guaranteed, . grace by any means. * $ 2 5 .0 6 - to ,>$200.00 per acre Rogoro, who occupied the hox for SnnCelery farms, with flowing wells till tiled, drained nnd rcrtdy for crop, $50000 to $11X10.00 -ford, ~pltrhed Ii good gjimo, and while per »ere. . few were struck out the ball was seldom ■ ' City property, improved nnd unimproved limber land with finest site in Florida for emte f:u tury batted out of the diamond. Others tell yon wlutt can he done. K. It. MURRELL is n practical former ns well ;is real Windhum pitched his usual game. estate broker, and is here to show yon whnt has L ea mid .con be done. This should he sufficient Tor those who have fuliowed' Ills t-xccllcrit work in pre­ Civil Service Examination vious iihrues. W W VW W Vt \ civil service examination for rural A personal mention of all the players carriers will be held in-Orange-county.* is nut necessary, hut lsitii shies were well -nw jtrnhnnhpy TfiuFbegn to u ball game Florida, on Saturday. July 17th, In order that n register of cligibles may b? eatob at theconuiusiou of the ninth Inning. lishcd. Application and other necessary blanks will he furnished by the posimijs________. —Thursday's Gu me . ter. * —C. F. Haskins, P. M. Grunting u F ranchiselo Sanford Light We met them uguin and we were theirs &. Fuel Company to Install And Op­ by a large majority. There is no use to era te an Electric Light And Gas Plan! List or Unclaimed Letters .. lay it on the umpire or to nqy other source. Within The City of Sanford And Au­ at Remuining in the Sanford Postoflice The Sanford bunch simpjy went up in n thorizing a Contract With Said Com­ dose of week ending June 22, lHClti: R O O M 9 H Y N E S B U IL D IN G balloon nnd stayer) there. Had they put pany: ladles up any such playing nsihey did Wednes­ Drown, Miss Moggie Neal. Mr». S arah • I am now preparing ten 5 -n rr« Calmy T;inqs iiF Therefore. it ordained hy the Cliy Councilor Rogers Mb* Mary E day there would have been a different Clay, Mr*. Sarah the CityjjLSaiiluril. The best location, 2 to 8 miles from town; 2 ' acres W ^ M eUle - __ Turner. Auuu--------Soci ion I. liiere U hcrehy grunted to the Sun Its Fannie Wilson, Mr* J, G. -story.-- The game was replete with errors ford Light Enel Lump_ Compiiti» and .. It* _____________ successor* und Jill & tuet _ ...... William*. Mr*. Annie Kuna. Mr*. Maggie i; oil each pluce tilled, plowed and ready for culiiviia **' slip)*, the privilege of corni me» ini! nrufiuainluin on the part of Sanford und that tells tile Newton. Mr*. EUo. under and________ through the «Irrel*, _________ alley* und todg in,__________ .... ______ _ tion. These places are for sale elie;i|), u*rins. G e n tle m e n story. . — public grounds of the City of Sanford. « * the «nine now I* or may hereafter he laid out. a *y*trm of Uennrll. S Hancock, l»r. J F. A spcciu! excursion train carried to Drown. W rite me. I am also making a specially of M M. pipe*, main), conduit*, standpipes, receiver* ami William Hunier, AI*lampposts, and oilier necessary or useful appli Orlando some 200 strong and they went Durnhnm. Kotieri Johnson, line* ( 2 ) Sm ith's lands, the best located lands offered lor sale. nru.es fur the supply of gas (uitahle fur dnmestlc Eden Johnson, Charley . determined to cheer the houie team to Daniel. illumlnallan ur uthrr purpose*, with iwwn and Davis, K E Lrrlgon. C E Also choice city lots and -residences at reasonable authority to manufacture, make, vrnd, store and Edmond*. Charley (2 ) Murphy. Marshall victory but it was not to be. deal in such la * nnd furnUli the »ante to said Law ns. Mosc Peeden. J S prices. - Call or w rite me for particulars. town and Inhabitant* thereof and buildings (herein, Mansell was in the box for Sanford and Gibbs, Ernest Sherman. Hard*. also the right of consirurting-and maintaluinii a Smith for Orlatula. After Smith had hit Persons claiming the above will pieuse ■ytlem nf wire*, [Hite*, lower* and post* in, upon, over nnd aero** the ttrret*. alley* and public three men with bails he was taken out and say "Advertise«!," and give dute of this grounds of »aid town, or other appliance* for the list. * C has . F. H askins . P. M. generation ami lran*mi*tlon of electricity, and Windham wus substituted. Sanford also conversion of the lam e into light and power for the ehnnged from ManseJI to Kogero. We lay use of said town. It* Inhabitant* and buildings and the right to supply such lliiht* and imwer to it not to the pi idler or any one player. the tame; provided always that It Is not Intended HAVE YOU SEEN THE NO TIC E TO CONTRACTORS therrin to conflict with the use of electricity for however, the grantees uf this franchise moke at Draw the veil and puss on to the next running car or any rar*, or locomotive, nr for Uie their own e*|N-nse all i-hung.-s ln service pi|>ct or We love Sanford hut, ohl those emirs. transmission of sound* o r messages hy electricity: part 'hereof necessitated by new grade given by provided always that the proper olflcinl* of the City the City of Sanford: Provided, said service pipes, O FCOUNTY DITI II H T flM i The score was 7 to 0 in favor of Orlan­ of Sanford «hall concur with *ald ifrantees In locat- or uny port ihrrrtg, was laid prior to the passage N oticela lirn-hy glvrri timi *, ulisl l-id. * ili le re lnit and flsliut the place, or places, fur pole*, tower* of this franchise. do. and other appliance*. In rase any judgment shall be recovered against re i veti by th è Ikuiril uf IT hihi > <«un mi "M irri w Need we say moreT Section 2. Dr It further ordulnrd: That *ald priv suid town for nnv injury to |«-r*on or property Urnngc Coutily, Elurlda, unti) 12 uV U l K. R.Real Estate M U Broker RRELL Presents to the Investor the Best Opportu­ nities in Florida iz i- K . R . J M J J R R E L L S B ... F. J. P O W E R S Real Estate and Rentals , Ball Game A Joke - The game of base bull lust Monday be tween Sanford und Oviedo was more of a joke than anything else, Ttic visitors not tHVlnl i f chance to win from the shirt. It was a one-sided affair, and shows we have a real ball team. Everybody hit the ball, while the hard-hitting little short stop had to let up. as he came verv near put­ ting the pig styes out of commission time or two. Mansell, up live times, got three hits and two sacrifices. Then some­ one says lie han't play hall, Can you beat it T The fuel is, all the Iroys hit the. ball seemingly any Bine they wanted to. get­ ting eighteen hits, nnd making very few errors. At the llnisii the score was 7 tol. Our fans have begun to realize we have a real ball team, and teams like Oviedo axe out of our doss altogether. Sanford at Daytoha Sanford lost to Daytona, last week .Thursday, in a hurd-fought ten-inning game by u score of 3 to 2. The JSonfopj team put up tl‘ good'guihe' of ball, and came very near playing an errorless gupie. Roger»» pitched the ten innings seemingly without on effort, Itplding the. Daytona sluggers down to six hlu, while our boys got ten bits off Rogers, the Daytona twirlcr. There were several close decisions, BLICKENSDERFER A T Y P E W R IT E R FOR ALL PURPOSES One that will stand the greatest tests Cannot get out of alignment The best machine on the market A $100 Madiine for $3(1 See them at The Herald office SANFORD HERALD O ld Shoos W a n te d am ugain asking for OLD SHOES. 1 will give what they are worth SIZES, G. 7. 8, 9» 10 U AND 15 A . E . Ir v in ’s Shoo S h o p Cttt. 3rd S l and Sanford Ave. ¡leges »hall e iis l and tie in fora- for a period of twenty-seven year* from (tie day of--------- --— 180——. At the eiplratlon of said perkal. if the City of Sanford to desire*, tl may purdiaso said eluctrlc I¡fill I and ilat plnnl from said grantees pay Ink therefor sm li P tke. in cn*» the imrtles are utiable to afrre, at shall be tiled by l h fix nonresident appraioMS. onerhosrn by t h f lowu, une by owners, und lha two chosen Shall ill choose the third; ' ‘ ‘ or. if either party shall refute or fail fail to appol apn lilt their ap____r prai»er. ntid nolifr the other In writing oI »urtt chojoe. for Ufteru days uDcr — servlet — upon them of Ine iwritten notice of such »election, and of written notice for the party so served to select their ap­ praisers. the other party may then appoint *uch appraiser, and the award and price Used utmn by the majority of such appraiser* shall 1« final and binding upon folb parties. In the event that (he said City of Sanford doe* not desire to buy said electric light and da* plants nml the said grantees and the City of Saniord cannot ufiree upon the term* of ■ new contrari, the said CJlyxit-Kawbwd hereby aqraeji lo esterni and grani the IirlvUrge* omlrr this urdlnnm« us found in Sedimi* Ì rdiitnl . 2 nnd d Inclusive, lu the salii Company for a period of twenty five years from tho espjrailon of the franchise hereby grantrd Sections. Deli further ordalnrd: D ial aid gran­ teeo. their fucresaun sud Assigna, shall have the right and privilege, wliliodl file ' passage of furtlier ordinance, to dig up nnd temporarily ol«truct the streets el* alle alley* and walks, and public groo lull of said city,, in In thi the pruress of constrw tins and laying, aud thereafter rafter In the prurra* of changing ur repairing. ur ntendlufi the pipes, m aini and appliances or pana of works U t shall shall n<# nq . n, r. constructed — K- — —hereunder. -------.— r. but unreasonably Inlrrferr with ur olalruct the free use of tha streets, alleys nnd public grounds afore­ said. The slrw-ts. alley. *nd sidewalks orimWJc grounds. If dillurbndin tb*praceas of laying or repalrttii pipes, polea, tower* » M .ntkar asesiisry arpartsw f (be aforesaid works or plant, rrsttwed, and alt regulaü o m penau t bed try town ref sting to such matter __ shall be oomed with. Should any maint, ports or piprs of wurkaconstructed nemmder be laid or locnirsllu ur uponany i ---------streets, alley« or public ground* nut graded.tor Strest the grade of which It aubaequently altere Mredor Used, said town shall bear the ex­ pense of changing the position of such main* or port* trf works when the grade shat) be flirt] or changed: Provided, that before the pipes are laid on an* tine due notice to the Mayor shall tie given and fifteen days allowed for tha town to establish tha grade before such pipes ahaU ba laid: ~ m i F . J . PO W ER S caused by the defective construction or condition of said ga* works or electric light plant wires or apparatus, said city shall be reimbursed in the amount of said judgment by the said bntlfnrd Light A r ud Company Its suem surs or assign*. Section A. lie i{ futthcr ordained:-'Hi.it .ukl w assign*, shnll supply with Illuminating gat ur electricity such lights as shall he desired hy said city und It* inhabitant», all at a pru-e not luctw vd that paid by towns of nkaxü » and character; and whenever anki town shall order gas ur electricity to I» supplied for slre-t Inim>* or lights, such lamps or lights shall be lighted and eslingulthed by said grantees, their successors or assigns, at their own expeuse. The taptilng of mains to the line of the properly shall be done at the áspense of said graolres. Sec»lon 3. Be it further ordained: Tliut this franchu« mutt he aoceplrd ur rejectnl within thirty doy» after lu final passage, by yakt g t s s i o . , . . i In th ee vein that s a id fn in ilo s r 1* sccrptcd. said kfan tees shall Irrgiu wiihiu Hurtar mouths end work of iaatalltngsnid d oclrkJight plant, and shall have Xhesaaie in operation within twelve mom lit from d2 !r 0 V ‘ÍÍT |U,,ir,V'‘- |n default thereof thU fran­ chise shall be forfeited. Sect lun 0. B elt further ordained: That acootrnct Hanford and the Sanfonl Light ft c í. ( <l,,l; paiiy ',u »UL)|>ty gas and rlectrW ty to (heCity of Sanford and its inhnltiianit shall be iwi,p. . *2!u its Proper nulhorllle«: Vir fur a perif*. '* !' e i pira that of which parlad the sala L jty of Sanford agrees to enter into « new cpntraci between said grantees for another term of twelve vests, la preference to any cumpeti,ut * )c?v t(rU,L l • r? lr* ■•id services are equal. Section 7. Be it further ordalne.1; Thot in cun- M n m rn y .Ju i.rl2 m . Ititi!*, und ihe, » ime »ui t* oprned by «ahi Do od un tuunoir. jeti ISitt, Itimi ,i lo» « Suhl lodi lirlug lor llu> «’•amilo, lem «* **«” * Ih re«' in ih -* , tllU tlD d iU lv « m i «-utTort’ ottt whefu ordi-rrd. Snul «tari li mimo uumuausi * round numbers io thè estim atisi ammutì <» T housanp Ik fixu k . _. lviDitlclode»crl|'timi h.id ç* |.» nt*s Ili-Iti "m-“ A com pletodeairlHitm tnn> may Intc had lion. ït. M. XohlnwHi, P erk oí Court <•* Di Im J s N front Wilbur A. Ginn, (huvnilting Ltigmcrr Is' w Sanford Drainage Cnmnil«*iuu Hmiiu m Notional Dank. Sanfonl, florhln. ».hcf1 sptsilicntloni. map», esilili it«», profllc* ,r~ ,*r oecessury inforinuliun rrlaiing lu *.ml in i'in *'“ Is uo die. , _ Hie bids fur ditching will be I cerned separate section or upiat each sepaisje hiw « o * , struct ion as laid «ail or u|mri the ititjrc — jnilTgrornant a s awtinh- T li? ImlioiuMt* J ' —J sum foe the sections, diti hr* w sjaprotssk**' * must apaaify «ante separale)). outers san cvtvisn I Nu span ever 2 3 Irei ni cirsi) Most lie bid for In separate as M low». I leaded —Out-vm»: Excavation per cubic yard Embankment prr ruhk yard ... ,i~ Lumber classiflcd In place si «* nim'h sand leet. All culverts to lieol phuii I'AViuuro- All work will be paid for mate* uf the engineer 1rs* 25 (« ri-rnl r « * ^ upon euch section until the nqulrl nieotiw speciflcatluns urc OMnpiled with, »hm ihr nuro der will be rstlmatc«l in full. i.uiilvsls* "u five days uf the receipt of a legal '-"---"¿¡m,,« llie award the .« v r.s fu l bhldef »I J must flic a satisfactory Iwnd with la* (1| Commissioners, to insure for the rornpwJS iiUt To Honunaltle Mayor I^ k e : I hereby certify that the above ordinance was itui tract as awarded aud In the pasted by i t * City Council or Sanford, FI«., in sea " a y e s i i r . ’. . » » » . sloa March 1st, 180# M s.s U S o n . Board and In occurdancc with the la“» guicrss-i Approved: c ity Clerk. such work. u sU FaaxtST Lssc. Mayor. 4 3 -4 t The right Is hereby reserved to reject *■» csnallainndnrtrKeni light* In the council chamlicr, one s t the iail ami one g| Hie hosa carl house on rark avenue. Have you »cen the Itile i t thin*» refr lie ra to rt—all i t e e l-a t Horry Wilton't. — ---------• By order uf the Board of tfounly CoUla“»‘*^<,, of Orange County, iloridn ^ y (^ ^ ckrk ' C Address alt bids to B M. Kobintoa. ircult ircu lt Court. Urlsudo H i �I N S A N F O R D — L ifo is Worth L iving Number 46 SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. JULY 2, 1909 SHROUDED IN MYSTFRY Coroner’s In q u e s t T h ro w s Light On S w e e t's D e ath No WILMOTS BOUND OVER TO COURT caught n i t c h in k {«layer or Flslc Siegel lias Been Apprehruded tu Mcxlifb •Official re|x»rts were received ffpmspec­ ial officers nt Juarez, Mexico, Unit Leon Ling, the murderer of Elsie SIgel. had heen arrested al limi place. When it was learned that Ling limi formerly heen a resident of Juarez spedai officers were sent jo liK)k out for him. He arrived there, it is stated, two days ago, ami suc­ ceeded in cludtfji! "the officials until last Wednesday. The information received is that he wns attempting to get out of town when urrrsted. He'seemed much excited and re­ fused to talk with the'Officers a t'a ll. assuming an air of ignorance whrn ques­ tioned in English. He will lie brought to ’Frisco and held to await identification. A ll AROUND FLORIDA Tbjg^Gfjicral New s o f "The Lam i of F lo w e rs " ________ s. CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS ------ THE GREAT PIANO CONTEST Miss Stum onM os a Runaway This Week Tlie warm days of tbe |Kist week seems to have put n crimp ih the aspiration of tbe Engles for Miss Stuinon is so far in the lend tlint the pinho is .alm o st w on. The Engles are second for. the simple reason tlint no one is near enough nt present time to beat them out. There are several who expect to get to the front rank next Keck idler the Fourth ns the out of town IHmple who purchase supjiUes «1* op ry ’ttunty of the anxious ones and their vote solicited. At any rate a great change in tho vote is looked for next-week, Meantime the mrrrtinms 1h the contest arc well ideaseli with their incrense«l saies. Following is tliè vote: A GREAT CELEBRATION Next M onthly S a n fo rd W ill En­ te rta in The Crow d EXCURSIONS TROM ALL POINTS Very Difficult to Learn The Tact» Of An I pltomc of the Week’s Most Im Frank Clark Will Be Here And Our City The Case Before Trial hrportant Happenings In the Will Be In Gala AUlrc For Circuit Court ’ S ta te ’s Domain.______ The Occasion. The mysterious shooting of Ollie Sweet T. J . Williams, n well-known former the .grent r- ln this city last Thursday night nt the real estate agent of Lakeland, died sudcelebration letters nnd telegrams are pourlegratiisare pour­ home of Ftfcd Wllmot Is. destined.tu he denly at Ills home in that city, June 23, ing in 'announcing die fact that the shrouded''’in obscurity until tho next meet­ of tuberculosis. His remains wen? taken •roWiis arc coining _to_Sauford on July ing of the Circuit Courtwheji the true lu las old lumte in Pennsylvania for- bn-' Fifth from nil parts of Florida and tin» rial. facts of the case will probably be brought city will lie taxed to its utmost to take to light. _____ __________ care of the immense throng. A telegram Last week, while surf-bathing nt St. Au­ Ullie Sweet, a lineman Intlie employ of from Hon. Frank Clark announces that lie gustine. Rev. Father Buckley, assistant suoutt« , the Sanford Telephone Co., was shot at will tie hero (0 make an address mul many H SU AND GAME LAWS rector at the cathedral, ventured too far Ml««bu»|p ¡minion ................................. .13,721 Order nf E a g le s .,.......................... the home of F. W. Wllmot, south rtf the 2(1.337 people are attracted to Sanford on this out mid was drowned, Mia» Pilli Slrlugfriluw.............................. 10 213 city. One shot entered hi» head and one S tricter Enforcement Necessary As Miiyhel Wool bum ... ............... 0.777 occasion to iiear this great statesman ami Another steamship line—the Southern Mi»* M Isa A ru n K a Tu K neh ...................: . . . . U.3H3 well known Floridian. His address will hit breast. A third shot missed him nnd Mutter Of Imporluncc plying between Philadelphia mid New Or­ U>>ngrelational C h im b........................... 3.033 KntjthisnP Pylliliia ....... .................... entered the (uirtitlan of the room. * Gov. Gilchrist lias addressed the follow­ leans—has made arrangements to stop at 1.177 bo most interesting nnd instructive mid Williiku Cinti ___ ............................... 3.04 H There were none present nt the time ing letter to"each sheriff ami to cucii listi Tampa on all trips made by their vessels. Miu Coil Moore............................ 1.3411 give the people an insight into the affairs Mia» Annie 11ingina ............................ 1,402 nf tiie republic. except Mr. and Mrs; Wilmot. The former's and game warden in (he state. of Ine World . . . . . . . * 1.171 Manatee county Inis voted $250,000 Woodmen Mlaa Nona Cowan......... .......... explanation nt the time was that he wos — ; _ L Ditt­ _Tlie_luunimn»mi-«Md iHHiy-ftteeswriH-be-1 Dear Mir : It has been represented to mg, for good roads. ._____ 1_____ • -- MUiTUluÜwuiMr«m—.........imi out on the back porch eating watermelon by vcry_rcaimnaihlc-pattliuulta<a»-»(rirtrr the best that ever look place in Florida, Mr». Fumile Mimaon............. ....... nr,o Dr. Thomas P. Welch of St. Petersburg, Mr», lì. W. Venable ........... ............’ .. __.020. ll>ey witt tnkir~nfi!ce oh Myrtle avenue —Biel lM*arln|{-slM>ts-hmt-nishert—tnrm iie eiifurcenteul of the fish ami gome laws of — Oft 01 TO W S died suddenly-lust week id heart" it ISWiScT room where Sweet had fallen, grasjied illd ila lii ia very-nutelt tteetlt-th---------near 1lit* school luuinc. . . Mias Ullie Lord, Clyde.. ............. »27 His remains were taken to Nichoiusville, Ml«» Alinvim llrimka ................7.. ___lki^pisu4-fliMl-lirrewit^inmihnynh!.TI|e 302 The barbecue will occur at noon In tiie No specific complaint has been made first park if the weather permits. Should weapon wns a Harrington nnd Richardson against any officer charged with the en­ Ky„ for burini. ’ Under Any Other Name W. 1). Collier of Tmnpn has made nnd it rain the speaking will taka place in the pistol and wns afterward found by the forcement of lite laws relating to fisti and In describing iho value of the Florida tested n machine for digging clams in Ojiern House nnd till* 1illrhoi:ue wiIL-lus^ officers. * game, hot this is ¡vjsutler of much imEverglades the owners of tf!I?000 acres of Wilniot nt first stated that his wife nnd IKirtiinit'oiltTr^fom; JLntu. and leallop- deep water. The digger is' a simple piece draiiitsi hinds nirthn BimUiem siinres of trnnsfrrrPdTn’ ilu! Sanford I louse grounds. Tlie two games ni ball between Sanford Sw et were examining the pistol nnd it on von, na one nf the officers wlnisr iluty ufjnecilimitai-- -it—jocks-np^thP clamsT Lake Okeechobee tell of its wonderful pro. Was discharged accidentally.---------it is to enforce. 11teso laws, muse oil core washes them and delivers them on tlie ductiveiU'S mid say that "if thejieople of mul Orlando will be tlie must hotly con­ Afterwards nt the coroner's inquest and vigilance tn prevent violations there­ vessel by means of a carrying steel bell. the United Slates knew of the exact con­ tested uf tlie season and will be well .at­ Wilmot refused to mnkn any statement. of. A considerable amount of counterfeit ditions tlint exist in the Everglades today, tended. There will lie many other amusement» Physicians were hastily summoned from money of different 'de nomi nations bus there would not he art inch of the lands A copy of tin* latest compilation'of the tn occupy the attention of tlie visitors the city nnd concluded to take Sweet to listi mid game laws of the state is liere- found its way into the Tmnp’nVinks. So now on the market left by sundown.’’ and enable them to {nit in a full day. tlic hospital nt Orlando. He died on the willt enclosed for your iufurmalion. good is tiie workmanship on tlie bills, it These are the Everglades hi mis being An excursion will start from Orlando is difficult to tell tlie genuine from tlie talked alKiut. nnd if it lie true so far as way nnd never regained his power of Very truly yours. about 7:30 in the morning returning leave counterfeit. i|M'cch although he was nblc to xnise up — A m ichi W. ( ¡ im misi they uru concerned, so far from the com­ Sanford nt fi iu tlie evening. from the floor at the Wilmot' residence. During a thunder storm at Levon, near fortable centers of |Mipulntinu in the state Governor. A spetaal excursion will also-run from At the coroner's inquest held in Orlando Ocala last Saturday, F. D. Roberta, npmn- What must-good lands on the TTHirgltiiTbr W a rn in g Trilby giving the |iepple bf that section no facts could he learned and Mr. ami te r oT life .Murrls turpentine- stillrwna our lakes anil rivers lie worth located near ‘Tin* glorious Fourth will soon be here. mul Lake comity nn opportunity to spend ——-Mn Wilmot were bound over to llie court killed by lightning. He was standing near to comfort, luxury, sdtpuls, churches and And with It Will came (he fireworks. lie day in Sanford__ , — __ i/i ihc sum of $ 2 ,500 each. ’ — a pine tree at the lime. society, and how long before they, would Other {mints• will alsfo ,hnve special Toy pistol*. blank cartridges, ami trivial ■. II the parties concerned are originally Tim Railroad Commission has published be taken up if conditions were only known? trains 1» Sanford and nil tralnsim branch front Orlando. Wilmot is n meat dealer wounds. a notice to tlie public advising all |iersoiia .Kiglit here in Orange county we have lines will stay iu tlie city until niter the And after a few days lockjaw. in that city and the sou of Copt. Wllmot win) ore Ctffirged more (haa three cents a all that can imsxlhly lie claimed for the festivities. In 1003 tlii’re were 403 deaths in the proprietor of the Trctuont Hotel in Ormile liy tlie L. & N. railroad, to demand a Everglades lands. On (lie St. Johns, at There will lie plenty of music by SunUnited States from lockjaw following -Itlx Ltq la. receipt for the fare paid, and file the same Sanford, mid there ulxuit, at Oviedo, on ford's timid of twenty-two pieces under of July accidents. Offiu Sweet is also n resident of Orlan­ witli tlie commission. If tlie commission tlie banks of tlie great Lake A|mpku. as tin* leadership of Prof. J. M. Stmumi nod They have gradually been reduced. do where ills mother resides and where lie wins its sail now {lending against llm well ns on the margins of the smaller lie young |ieople will arrange [nr admire In I0j»7 there were only 7 J deaths from • was formorly an employee of the Orlando company, (lie excess of fore will lie pubi lakes within a few moments drive to Or- n the evening for the benefit of the vis­ Telephone Co. He lias been in the em­ this cause. nmlo. buck to the purchaser of the ticket. itors. 5 -----Lockjaw is a preventable disease. ploy of the Sanford Telephone Co. for the If farmers and truckers only Knew, ‘•Slnirty" Davidson and James Kelly Everylmdy is invited to attend this ilui it is not curable. last year and had tnaityi friends in this what a stnm|>edt! there would be. good, old fashioned Fourth at Sanford on The way to prevent it is by the use of nave heen convicted of the murder of W. city who were shocked at his untimely And wt? submit: If these land specu­ C. Sellers ut High Springs. Tlie (rial wns the Fifth of .Inly. niititetanic serum. death. ' ___ .— lators succeed in colonizing lands so re­ lie id in I’alnjka. As the prisoners wet« Tbe time to give it is soon after the Mr. and Mrs. Wllmot hflVc resided in Was A Lively Corpse recommended to the mercy of toe court mote. why not fill up Orange comity wUh Sanford fur several mouths. Mrs. Wilmot wound is received, before symptoms of Uio sentence Is life imprisonment instead prox|icrnuN citizens?,—Reporter-Slur. While two prominent young men of this has been in Ui health for several years lockjaw develop. diy were taking it promenade through (lie of dentil. After symptoms develop it is eternally UP TOR LITE oml of unsound mind Imvlng nt one time park one evening this week one of them Teachers from nil over the stoic are been tiro inmute of an asylum and was ton Idle. noticed 1 1 while object lying near the path. attending tlic Strile Nomini new being The State Board of Health will pay for brought to tliq country home near this Davidson amt Kelley Get Their Deserts Thinking it wnanplccuuf paper, hokicked belìi in Gainesville. the antitoxin used with the indigent In Pululku city for tite benefit of her health. it. when lot it was a human being, mid That is when it is used as a preventa­ It hns been discovered that the summer After tite coroner's Inquest nt Orlando Davidson and Kelley, the slayers of Of­ there wns another lying near by. Neither closed fishing season is a dead letter ami ficer W. 0. Sellars at High Springs have o.t I the defendants were hound over to tive. one moved, mul the two thinking murder The hoard does not pay for it when ad­ the Tampa fishermen are sending out been found guilty mul sentenced to life tlic Circuit court a new phase in tite case hud lipvil committed, hastily summoned vats sprung by a murder charge being ministered after symptoms of lockjaw de­ their fishing Heel for mullet. Tlie dt'CL- imprisonment, Tlie crime wan commuted the officers mid return«! to cnrtthA bodies siou was rendered by County Judge Gra­ in Alucbua county nnd wns only one of made against Fred Wilmolt ntnde return- velop. to the morgue. U|wh lookin g fur the it docs no good then.—Health Notes. ham of Hillsborough county. j many that made High Springs infamous bodies they were not to be found. The. utile to Sanford which necessitated another Considerable damage wns done illTani- ns the most lawless section of Florida. A ‘¿corpse^liad played dead atul at tlie first hearing before Judge Stringfeljow in this Meeting of Presbytery l»a and vicinity by the recent storm which change of venue was tnkeii and the trial opportunity tied the scene. The young city. The hearing occurcdon Wednesday At a spcciul meeting of St. Johns Pres­ morning n number of witnesses being ex­ bytery, held nt the Presbyterian church, lots been general over south Florida ibis held in Pnlntku last week. The jury men are receiving a lot of chafiing over promptly returned tlie aforesaid verdict the incident, but tjroy Imili stoutly amined. Attonerys W. L. Palmer of Orl­ this city, Tuesday afternoon, the pastoral week. mul (wo of tlie- bud-inea-ttf High Springs lain that there was at least a “dead one" ando nnd Andrew Johnson of this city relation between Rev. It it. Knapp tfhd Florida is to bave tbe proud distjuelioii have been laid away for keeps. represented Wilmott and County Solicitor ilic DoLand church wns dissolved, ami of furnishing the iutnlier for u royal resi­ when they first taw It. (irtirge A. DqColtes represented tkis suite Rev. J . F. McKinnon . was appointed to dence. One billion feet of specially cut Prof Ituthaway’s New Position Ktgurdltig The Comity Tuxes in the absence of Prosecutor J . H. Jones. preacii nt Deloiad olid declare tin; ehurcli dressed lumber is to be ship)Kid from Pen­ Prof.’F. A. Hathaway, principal,of the To Iho Editor o( llu- II* raid. From the tcsUuiouy at tltis hearing sacola on tbe Spanish bark Carvujul to the Orlundo High School for several years, vacant. ________ ___________ Please announce that tlie equalization Very little light was thrown on the cose bay óf Biscaync. Spain, to In? used in tlic president of the Stale Teachers' Associa­ Dun P rescott On The Job of tin: state ntul county taxes by tlie erection of a summer palace for ilio king tion nnd one of the foremost educators of the evidence being circumsuintiul and Uncle Dan Prescott, the (muons barbe­ v*u# generally adduced front wlint Mrs. of Spain. Tlie shipment is to go out tills the state lias been appointed prncipnl of coqjity commissioner» will he done at mi cue man of Orange county, will have udK«iro«i meeting nnd“Tini_tiir- JuI>r 5lfP month. It was sold by u Spanish firm of the Duvul-Jligh-Sohuoi- «t -JncksonvIlleT Wilmott had said at the time of the charge of Sanford’s barbecue on tbe Fifth A notice of said meeting will appear in shooting. of July which is a sufficient—guarantee broker* wIm vuHintrted-w ttti n iiianufatN Prof. Hathaway during the last enmpnigo your paper Liter. turiug.firm. and is a special grade of luiii- was pruiiiiocut us one of available candi­ Mrs. Wilmott had sold that Bhe and her llinl the work will lw dime right mid the Yours respectfully. * fier. For this reason the cargo Will be the dates for tlie office of State Superinten­ huAbund and Ullie 'Sweet were examining meals will bn-most toothsome. Every S. A. R ouinson, most valuable one of tbe kind ever to go dent but lie could not be induced, to enter three pistols nnd while site held one in one of the visitors should gel some of the Tux Assessor. Iwr hand the weapon was discharged kill­ from u Gulf jxirt. tlic list, ills work At Orlando h a s been barbecued meat, "made ip Sanford." ing Sweet. Civil Service Examination Orlando Wheeler, the Coast Line fore­ of the lwttt and while sorry to lose him Oukiand Celcbrutcs lom orrow The pistol wns not of the automatic man, who bus lieeu iu the Tampa bill for from Orange county The Herald offers \ civil service cxmnluntiou for rural Tlic little city of Onklmft will celebrate several weeks charged with taring nocca-, congratulations to Prof. Hullinway in ills type and if tite alTuir happened in this carriers will lu; held in Oruiige county, the glorious Fourth tomorrow. They will fury, lu die murder of tlie negro Sam Par- new. and larger field of labor. manner Mrs. Wilmott must have pulled Florida, nn Saturday, July 17th, in order have a regatta on the lake;, a gtiind bar­ dia, at Orient, has been released by'prder lit« trigger three times. that u register of ellgihlcs inay be estab­ Commissioner* Will Meet Tuesday ■ from the evidence at hand JudgeSlring- becue and other attractions. SonfunJ Of Judge J, B. Wall, tlie testimony not lished. Application nnd other necessary Tiiose who ure desirous of nttc-ndlng ftllow uid no| j t incumbent to place lieople can leave Jp rc Saturday fnorning warranting Ids being held. the meeting of the royffty Commlsslum*»» Llniiks will be funtllhRl'by t!l6“ptiilfffiikWilmott under arrest or under bond and and return In ti<P evening. The good . Nine prisoners moda tUstr «scape fnmr — C. F. H askins, P. M.. next Monday and also wish to attend tho ter. __ bc. w0* allowed his liberty. A t he la ul- pSltlCUf OilTUuul ¿TO. ftolinl JurUisir hos­ tlie Tampa stockude Tuesday uigbtduring celebration in this city can come to San­ htsdy under bond lu Orlando anti will be pitality and will treat all the visitors roy­ tlic storm. They wero all white and so To Subscriber* ford mul see the commissioners on Tues­ until the next term of court, ally. ________ An order of the PostoHlce Department, far us is known they limi nothing but u day. A letter from Chnirman Lee to The The Pastime Theatre has Just installed broken case knife with which to do their this preliminary evidence was only to Herald states that In all probability the Washington, D. C., effective Jan. 1 ,1008, satisfy tite local court and expunge the one of tbe latest utid most up-to-date mo­ meeting will be iiostponcd or adjourned provides that no delinquent subscriber work. . “___________ ■ second charge of murder. tion picture machines, costing $103. This over until Tuesduy mid uny'oae having shall be carried longer than three .months, An explosion in tlie Chicago telephone Tali case has excited considerable com- machine Is guaranteed to reduce the flick­ ®ent both here and throughout the county exchuuge practically destroyed .the build­ business with tlie board can safely wait giving as a reason tlint the department is ®nd only the Cicuil Court can dear it up. er and vibration of the pictures fifty per ing uud injured .several people. There until Tuesday tlie Gib to trunsnet it. This furnishing u low rate of ixistugc on news­ Mrs. Wilmott was here on Wednesday cent. Also lias this week installed an papers. and does so for llm benefit of a “bt was nm rational enough to give any absolutely fire proof operating booth. are a number of theories as to tlie cause will give many on opportunity to be in bonafide subscriber who pays for hi* Sanford on Monday who might otherwise - *e*uiuony and unless her condition*. hu- The improvements inude this week ap­ of the explosion, but nothing definite lias ■Prove* the real facts ■in the case may paper. • IP * ,'t be obliged to go to Orlando that day. been settled ou. proximate $250. ^ n*Vcf be known. � 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 25, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 25, 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 25, 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/e95f699c77695c00e220b6e4d500b006.pdf 023bbb4fbd0f11cbb2a1e18b97d073d9 PDF Text Text THE SANf ORD HERALD SANFORD PLAYS AT ORLANDO Good Playlni Characterised Work Of Both Teams We met Orlando on Wednesday and they were ours. The d a y when Sanford is on easy mark has passed and the husky . tossere from the Celery City p u fu p a game or ball In Orlando that made the fans of that city alt up and take notice. A number o f Sanford people attended ■ the game, and as usual the Orlando folks turned out en masse nnd by the time the game was called a large crowd had as1ii ulna a the aentbled. For the first live mo ■ m ro w » l n in tl, nnd th e gnn* o f the prettiest events o f the season. Rogero for Sanford nnd Windham for Orlan­ d o pitched high-class ball and received good support. In the next Inning, with two men on bases. White soaked 'the sphere and Sanford brought In three runs. Did the Sanford fans go wildT Say, you couldn't keep them still, not even the Orlando policeman, who threatened George Spencer, but it would take ,a dozen po­ licemen to keopSpcncer still, nnd the boys yelled just the same. But aside from this the Orlando people allowed their hos­ pitality and treated th i visitors royolly, and the good-natured chaff was tnken In good spirit, by both'sides. After the Orlando team had taken their .trip in the balloon, they settled down to business again, and it was one.two, three and out until the last half - o f -the •ninth when Orlando managed to squeeze one run through on error on Sanford's part. The score wus 3 to 1 In favorofSnnford. What do you think o f thalT The Reporter-Star had the following regarding the game: After one o f the most exciting gumes ever seen on the local grounds tire bays from the celery fields succeeded in d e ­ feating the liqtne team by n score of 3 to Both—idnes—tdayrd- Sood^bTlTL- nhd while some errors were made by Ixtlh sides the gnmc.ua a w hola-was reuwrfcnbly clean. From the way the visitors handled themselves they have evidently put in some good practice work, ‘ nnd n defeat by them shoidd not be considered n dis­ grace by any means. Rogoro, who occupied the hox for Snn-ford, ~pltrhed Ii good gjimo, and while few were struck out the ball was seldom batted out of the diamond. Windhum pitched his usual game. This should he sufficient Tor those who have fuliowed' Ills t-xccllcrit work in pre­ vious iihrues. A personal mention of all the players is nut necessary, hut lsitii shies were well -n w jtr n h n n h p y TfiuFbegn to u ball game at theconuiusiou of the ninth Inning. ________ . —T h u rsd a y 's Gu m e . We met them uguin and we were theirs by a large majority. There is no use to lay it on the umpire or to nqy other source. The Sanford bunch simpjy went up in n balloon nnd stayer) there. Had they put up any such playing nsih ey did W ednes­ day there would have been a different -story.-- The gam e was replete with errors on the part of Sanford und that tells tile story. . — A spcciu! excursion train carried to Orlando some 2 0 0 strong and they went . determined to cheer the houie team to victory but it was not to be. Mansell was in the box for Sanford and Smith for Orlatula. After Smith had hit three men with bails he was taken out and Windham wus substituted. Sanford also ehnnged from ManseJI to Kogero. We lay it not to the pi idler or any one player. Draw the veil and puss on to the next We love Sanford hut, ohl those emirs. The score was 7 to 0 in favor o f Orlan­ do. Need we say moreT Ball Game A Joke - The game of base bull lust Monday be tween Sanford und Oviedo was more o f a joke than anything else, Ttic visitors not tHVlnl i f chance to win from the shirt. It was a one-sided affair, and shows we have a real ball team. Everybody hit the ball, while the hard-hitting little short stop had to let up. as he cam e verv near put­ ting the pig styes out o f commission time or two. Mansell, up live times, got three hits and two sacrifices. Then some­ one says lie han't play hall, Can you beat it T The fuel is, all the Iroys hit the. ball seemingly any Bine they wanted to. get­ ting eighteen hits, nnd making very few errors. At the llnisii the score was 7 tol. Our fans have begun to realize we have a real ball team, and teams like Oviedo axe out o f our d o ss altogether. S anford at Daytoha Sanford lost to Daytona, last week .Thursday, in a hurd-fought ten-inning game by u score o f 3 to 2. The JSonfopj team put u p tl‘ good 'g u ih e ' of ball, and cam e very near playing an errorless gupie. Roger»» pitched the ten innings seemingly without on effort, Itplding the. Daytona sluggers down to six h lu , while our boys got ten bits off Rogers, the Daytona twirlcr. There were several close decisions, nnd the umpire, being n Daytona mnn, gave his home team the preference. U one time it was possible for Sanford bring in a run and tie the score if one of.our players had used his head and had made an effort. If this had been the cose, the earned run In thé eighth_^ywjijd un­ doubtedly bave won the game. Paytona scored one in the first Inning nnd one In the second. Sanford scored one the second nnd one in the eighth, tieIng the score. The ninth was a shutout for both tea Ins. Sanford failed to score In the tenth. Daytona came, to the bat. The first tsrw two batters tn * n e ursi trailers up up were were properly iwvirorir **»■ . A. E. H I L L . Hardware and -Farm-Implements LUCAS PAINTS i 1 i ‘PITTSBURG PERFECT’ Used in Uncle Sim 's Paint Shop NO DEARER THAN THE POOR KIND .Y e —t l i e —h truest D llr iil^ a -t ile p O flt V ftflE - ' and best equipped plant for driving wells in this section o f . the country Some of our citizens are - beginning to indulge themselves in short trips o f a day or two on the beach. Occnn breezes' nnd seafood is very tempting and refreshing, when summer days have com e to stay. ’ * , I)r. W. A. Mason has concluded his “ Bible Lectures" b t the Baptist church and left W ednesday night for his home In Macon.Ga. While the attendance at these .---------------TOMlIngl Was tfoBH they were thoroughly enjoyed by those who attended. WE H AN D LE Corn Cribs and Poultry • * Will stnnd ordinary ns well ns hard usnfic ___ Will not snfi in Summer’s heat nor. break in the cold o f Winter Are made of the l»est materials nnd hjjyo-stays that cannot slip Do not require nil expert to erect,, and nre low priced TH E am ugain asking for OLD SHOES. will give what they are worth Therefore. under and________ through the «Irrel*,_________ alley* und todg in,__________ .... ______ _ public grounds of the City of Sanford. «* the «nine now I* or may hereafter he laid out. a *y*trm of pipe*, main), conduit*, standpipes, receiver* ami lampposts, and oilier necessary or useful appli nru.es fur the supply of gas (uitahle fur dnmestlc illumlnallan ur uthrr purpose*, with iwwn and authority to manufacture, make, vrnd, store and deal in such la* nnd furnUli the »ante to said town and Inhabitant* thereof and buildings (herein, also the right of consirurting-and maintaluinii a ■ytlem nf wire*, [Hite*, lower* and post* in, upon, over nnd aero** the ttrret*. alley* and public grounds of »aid town, or other appliance* for the generation ami lran*mi*tlon of electricity, and conversion of the lame into light and power for the use of said town. It* Inhabitant* and buildings and the right to supply such lliiht* and imwer to the tame; provided always that It Is not Intended therrin to conflict with the use of electricity for running car or any rar*, or locomotive, nr for Uie transmission of sound* o r messages hy electricity: provided always that the proper olflcinl* of the City of Sanford «hall concur with *ald ifrantees In locatlnit and flsliut the place, or places, fur pole*, tower* and other appliance*. Section 2. Dr It further ordulnrd: That *ald priv ¡leges »hall eiisl and tie in fora- for a period of twenty-seven year* from (tie day of--------- --— 180——. At the eiplratlon of said perkal. if the City of Sanford to desire*, tl may purdiaso said eluctrlc I¡fill I and ilat plnnl from said grantees pay Ink therefor sm li Ptke. in cn*» the imrtles are utiable to afrre, at shall be tiled by l hfix nonresident appraioMS. onerhosrn by th f lowu, une by owners, und lha two chosen Shall ill choose the third; ' ‘ ‘ or. if either party shall refute or fail to appol apn lilt their ap____r prai»er. ntid nolifr the other In writing oI »urtt chojoe. for Ufteru days uDcr servlet — — upon them of Ine iwritten notice of such »election, and of written notice for the party so served to select their ap­ praisers. the other party may then appoint *uch appraiser, and the award and price Used utmn by the majority of such appraiser* shall 1« final and binding upon folb parties. In the event that (he said City of Sanford doe* not desire to buy said electric light and da* plants nml the said grantees and the City of Saniord cannot ufiree upon the term* of ■ new contrari, the said CJlyxit-Kawbwd hereby aqraeji lo esterni and grani the IirlvUrge* rdiitnl omlrr this urdlnnm« us found in Sedimi* . 2 nnd d Inclusive, lu the salii Company for a period o f twenty five years from tho espjrailon of the franchise hereby grantrd Sections. Deli further ordalnrd: Dial aid gran­ teeo. their fucresaun sud Assigna, shall have the right and privilege, wliliodl file ' passage of furtlier ordinance, to dig up nnd temporarily ol«truct the streets el* alle alley* and walks, and public groo lull of said city,, in In thi the pruress of constrw tins and laying, aud thereafter rafter In the prurra* of changing ur repairing. ur ntendlufi the pipes, maini and appliances or pana o f works U t shall shall n<# nq . n, r. constructed — K- — —hereunder. ------ .—r. but unreasonably Inlrrferr with ur olalruct the free use of tha streets, alleys nnd public grounds afore­ said. The slrw-ts. alley. *nd sidewalks orimWJc grounds. If dillurbndin tb*praceas of laying or repalrttii pipes, polea, tower* » M .ntkar asesiisry arpartswf (be aforesaid works or plant, rrsttwed, and alt regulaü o m penau tbed try town ref sting to such matter __ shall be oomed with. Should any maint, ports or piprs of wurkaconstructed nemmder be laid or locnirsllu ur uponany i streets, alley« or public ground* nut ---------graded.tor Strest the grade of which It aubaequently altere Mredor Used, said town shall bear the ex­ pense of changing the position of such main* or port* trf works when the grade shat) be flirt] or changed: Provided, that before the pipes are laid on an* tine due notice to the Mayor shall tie given and fifteen days allowed for tha town to establish tha grade before such pipes ahaU ba laid: ~ Ì m SIZES, G. 7. 8, 9» 10 U AND 15 A . E . Irv in ’s Shoo Shop Cttt. 3rd Sl and Sanford Ave. it ordained hy the Cliy Councilor ford Light Enel Lump_ Compiiti» and .. It* _____________ successor* und Jill & tuet _ ...... a**' slip)*, the privilege of corni me» ini! nrufiuainluin 1 E X C L U S IV E L Y IN -S A N F O R D BLOCK W W VW W Vt the CityjjLSaiiluril. Soci ion I. liiere U hcrehy grunted to the Sun O ld Shoos W anted fore making contracts. K. R. JM JJR R ELLS B ... carriers will be held in-Orange-county.* Florida, on Saturday. July 17th, In order that n register of cligibles may b ? eatob lishcd. Application and other necessary blanks will he furnished b y the posimijster. * — C. F. Haskins, P. M. Grunting u F r a n c h is e lo Sanford Light &. Fuel Com pany to Install And Op­ e ra te an E lectric Light And Gas Plan! List o r Unclaimed L etters W ithin The City o f S anford And Au­ Remuining in the Sanford Postoflice at th orizin g a C on tra ct With Said C om ­ d ose of week ending June 22, lHClti: pany: ladles H ER ALD ests by—consulting us and learning prices be­ Celery farms, with flowing wells till tiled, drained nnd rcrtdy for crop, $50000 to $11X10.00 per »ere. . ■' City property, improved nnd unimproved limber land with finest site in Florida for emte f:u tury Others te l l yon wlutt can he done. K. It. MURRELL is n practical former ns well ;is real estate broker, and is here to show yon whnt has L ea mid .con be done. Civil S ervice E xam ination SANFORD serve their best inter­ __ jJIaim p roved c c le iy ia n d d . flowing wells guaranteed, . * $25.06- to ,>$200.00 per acre \ civil service examination for rural One that will stand the greatest tests Cannot get out of alignment The best machine on the market A $100 Madiine for $3(1 See them at The Herald office Those contemplating putting in wells' would Presents to the Investor the Best Opportu­ nities in Florida iz i- it. A T Y P E W R IT E R FOR A L L PURPOSES ABOVE W ELBO RN C The Sanford Carriage Co., lias a.' new. in«tnl pffii«ti foriaT eTlial Is n world boni­ er. It is called Garnett's Mctnl Polish and will tukc off the sulphur stain from the knives, forks and 8|>oons and do U easily and quickly, See Underwood ninnit B L IC K E N SD E R F E R m achinery is Up-to-date and our workmen are skilled in the work. For Field, Farm. Ranch, Lawns. K. R.Real Estate M U Broker RRELL — A.W . Bnxteyf th^Sihger man, has anew model sewing machine that is n wonder. It has no shuttle. Is ball-bearing and al­ most noiseless. Me will tuke pleasure in showing tills machine at the store o f M. A. Fortson, jn the Stune-Gove Block. HAVE YOU SEEN THE and are prepared to (ill all orders promptly. Our w—— «—-r— . now out to see some o f the outside world. Persons claiming the above will pieuse say "Advertise«!," and give dute of this list. * Chas. F. H askins. P. M. WELL DRILLING Best Fence Made 17 ♦ the IL S. Navy has con-Fourth man— well. Just think o f It I Rosumed 691,000 pounds gcro h is two strikes on him nnd makes a o f LUCAS WHITE PAINT and mistake, the batter makes a three-base 278,700 pounds o f LUCAS hit, scoring the man Dorn first, nnd win ning the game. COLORS, sufficient to pro­ Following Is the score by innings: duce more than 100,000 1 2 3 4 3 0 7 8 11 10 R It E Dayton«-1 I O O O O O O O t 3 10 gallons o f paint, equiva­ Sn nfarU—O 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 H atlrrlci-I)«ylona. Koiirra Darnr*. Sanford. lent to 50 carloads of Rngeru Denrdnll. 200,000 gallons each, Additional L ocal and which would make The sound o f the saw and -hnmmcr is a train more than onepleasant music to tHe ears o f all who love half mile long. Sanford. It'm eans more homes Tor the In Uncle Sam ’s ser-. new corpers. nnd Improvement in the np* vice, as in everybody pcarunce of the city. else's, LUCAS PRODUCTS William Gienn o f Miami was in Sanford Jiave au -u nbroken re­ W ednesday en route to Jacksonville and ChurleslobT Mr. GTenn hns spent most of cord for satisfactory re­ Ida life along the.lowcr Enst Coast, nnd is sults. Neal. Mr». Sarah• Drown, Miss Moggie Rogers Mb* Mary E Clay, Mr*. Sarah W ^ M eUle - ___Turner. Auuu----------Its Fannie Wilson, Mr* J, G. William*. Mr*. Annie Kuna. Mr*. Maggie Newton. Mr*. EUo. G entlem en Uennrll. S Hancock, l»r. J F. Drown. William Hunier, AI*Durnhnm. Kotieri Johnson, line* (2 ) Daniel. Eden Johnson, Charley Davis, K E Lrrlgon. C E Edmond*. Charley (2 ) Murphy. Marshall Lawns. Mosc Peeden. J S Gibbs, Ernest Sherman. Hard*. Ì i F. J . POW ERS Real Estate and Rentals .. ROOM 9 HYNES B U IL D IN G I am now preparing ten 5 -n rr« Calmy T;inqs iiF The best location, 2 to 8 miles from town; 2 ' acres i; oil each pluce tilled, plowed and ready for culiiviition. These places are for sale elie;i|), u*rins. Write me. I am also making a specially of M M. Smith's lands, the best located lands offered lor sale. Also choice city lots and -residences at reasonable prices. - Call or write me for particulars. , F. J . POWERS however, the grantees uf this franchise moke at their own e*|N-nse all i-hung.-s ln service pi|>ct or part 'hereof necessitated by new grade given by the City of Sanford: Provided, said service pipes, or uny port ihrrrtg, was laid prior to the passage of this franchise. In rase any judgment shall be recovered against suid town for nnv injury to |«-r*on or property caused by the defective construction or condition of said ga* works or electric light plant wires or apparatus, said city shall be reimbursed in the amount of said judgment by the said bntlfnrd Light A r ud Company Its suemsurs or assign*. Section A. lie i{ futthcr ordained:-'Hi.it .ukl w assign*, shnll supply with Illuminating gat ur electricity such lights as shall he desired hy said city und It* inhabitant», all at a pru-e not lu ctw vd that paid by towns of nkaxü» and character; and whenever anki town shall order gas ur electricity to I » supplied for slre-t Inim>* or lights, such lamps or lights shall be lighted and eslingulthed by said grantees, their successors or assigns, at their own expeuse. The taptilng of mains to the line of the properly shall be done at the áspense of said graolres. Sec»lon 3. Be it further ordained: Tliut this franchu« mutt he aoceplrd ur rejectnl within thirty doy» after lu final passage, by yakt g t s s i o ., . . i In thee vein that sa id fn in ilosr 1* sccrptcd. said kfantees shall Irrgiu wiihiu Hurtar mouths end work of iaatalltngsnid doclrkJight plant, and shall have Xhesaaie in operation within twelve mom lit from d2!r 0 V ‘ÍÍT|U,,ir,V'‘- |n default thereof thU fran­ chise shall be forfeited. Sect lun 0. Belt further ordained: That acootrnct Hanford and the Sanfonl Light ft c í. ( <l,,l; paiiy ',u »UL)|>ty gas and rlectrWty to (heCity of Sanford and its inhnltiianit shall be iwi,p. . *2!u its Proper nulhorllle«: Vir fur a perif*. '* !' e i pira that of which parlad the sala L jty of Sanford agrees to enter into « new cpntraci between said grantees for another term of twelve vests, la preference to any cumpeti,ut * )c?vt(rU,L l • r? lr* ■•id services are equal. Section 7. Be it further ordalne.1; Thot in cun- NO TICE TO CONTRACTORS OFCOUNTY DITI II H T flM i Noticela lirn-hy glvrri timi *, ulisl l-id. * ili le re rei veti by thè Ikuiril uf IThihi > <«un mi "Mirri w Urnngc Coutily, Elurlda, unti) 12 uVU l M nm rny.Jui.rl2m . Ititi!*, und ihe, » ime »ui t* oprned by «ahi Do o d un tuunoir. jeti ISitt, Itimi ,i lo» « Suhl lodi lirlug lor llu> «’•amilo, lem «* **«” * Ihre«' inih-*, tllUtlD diUlv «mi «-utTort’ ottt whefu ordi-rrd. Snul «tari li mimo uumuausi * round numbers io thè estimatisi ammutì <» Thousanp Ikfixuk . _. tnn> Inh.id ç* |.» nt*s Ili-Iti "m-“ A lviDitlclode»crl|'timi co m p leto deairlHitm may tc had lion. ït. M. XohlnwHi, Perk oí Court <•* DiIm Js N front Wilbur A. Ginn, (huvnilting Ltigmcrr Is' w Sanford Drainage Cnmnil«*iuu Hmiiu m Notional Dank. Sanfonl, florhln. ».hcf1 sptsilicntloni. map», esilili it«», profllc* ,r~,*r oecessury inforinuliun rrlaiing lu *.ml ini'in*'“ Is uo die. , _ Hie bids fur ditching will be Icerned separate section or upiat each sepaisje hiw « o * , struct ion as laid «ail or u|mri the ititjrc — jnilTgrornant a s awtinh- T li?ImlioiuMt* J'—J sum foe the sections, diti hr* w sjaprotssk**' * must apaaify «ante separale)). outers san cvtvisn I Nu span ever 23 Irei ni cirsi) Most lie bid for In separate as M low». I leaded —Out-vm»: Excavation per cubic yard Embankment prr ruhk yard ... ,i~Lumber classiflcd In place si «* nim'h sand leet. All culverts to lieol phuii I'AViuuro- All work will be paid for mate* uf the engineer 1rs* 25 (« ri-rnl r « * ^ upon euch section until the nqulrl nieotiw speciflcatluns urc OMnpiled with, »hm ihr nuro der will be rstlmatc«l in full. i.uiilvsls* "u csnallainndnrtrKeni light* In the council chamlicr, five days uf the receipt of a legal '-"---"¿¡m,,« J one st the iail ami one g| Hie hosa carl house on llie award the .« v r .s fu l bhldef »I must flic a satisfactory Iwnd with la* (1| rark avenue. Commissioners, to insure for the rornpwJS iiUt To Honunaltle Mayor I^ke: I hereby certify that the above ordinance was itui tract as awarded aud In the pasted by it* City Council or Sanford, FI«., in sea .» » » . sloa March 1st, 180# M s.s U S o n . Board and In occurdancc with the la“ » guicrss-i Approved: city Clerk. such work. u sU FaaxtST Lssc. Mayor. 43-4t The right Is hereby reserved to reject *■» " a y e s iir .’. Have you »cen the Itile it thin*» refr liera tort— all i t e e l-a t Horry Wilton't. — -----------• By order uf the Board of tfounly CoUla“ »‘ *^<,, of Orange County, iloridn ^ y (^ ^ ckrk ' Address alt bids to B M. Kobintoa. C ircult Court. Urlsudo H i ircult �IN Number 46 SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. JULY 2, 1909 SHROUDED IN MYSTFRY caught Coroner’s Inquest Throw s No Light On Sweet's Death WILMOTS BOUND OVER TO COURT Very Difficult to Learn The T a c t» Of The Case Before Trial hrCircuit Court n it chink {«layer o r Flslc Siegel lias Been Apprehruded tu Mcxlifb •Official re|x»rts were received ffpmspec­ ial officers nt Juarez, Mexico, Unit Leon Ling, the murderer of Elsie SIgel. had heen arrested al limi place. When it was learned that Ling limi formerly heen a resident of Juarez spedai officers were sent jo liK)k out for him. He arrived there, it is stated, two days ago, ami suc­ ceeded in cludtfji! "the officials until last Wednesday. The information received is that he wns attempting to get out of town when urrrsted. He'seemed much excited and re­ fused to talk with the'Officers a t 'a ll. assuming an air of ignorance whrn ques­ tioned in English. He will lie brought to ’Frisco and held to await identification. The mysterious shooting o f Ollie Sweet r- ln this city last Thursday night nt the home of Ftfcd Wllmot Is. destined.tu he shrouded''’in obscurity until tho next meet­ ing of the Circuit C ou rtw h e ji the true facts of the case will probably be brought to light. ______ ____ ______ Ullie Sweet, a lineman In tlie employ of , the Sanford Telephone Co., was shot at HSU AND GAME LAWS the home o f F. W. Wllmot, south rtf the city. One shot entered h i» head and one S tricter E nforcem ent N ecessary As hit breast. A third shot missed him nnd M utter Of Im porlu n cc entered the (uirtitlan of the room. * Gov. Gilchrist lias addressed the follow­ There were none present nt the time ing letter to"each sheriff ami to cucii listi except Mr. and Mrs; Wilmot. The former's and game warden in (he state. explanation nt the time was that he wos Dear Mir : It has been represented to mg, out on the back porch eating watermelon by vcry_rcaimnaihlc-pattliuulta<a»-»(rirtrr — Biel lM*arln|{-slM>ts-hmt-nishert—tn rm iie eiifurcenteul of the fish ami gome laws of room where Sweet had fallen, grasjied illd ila lii ia very-nutelt tteetlt-th-----------___lki^pisu4-fliM l-lirrewit^inmihnynh!.TI|e No specific complaint has been made weapon wns a Harrington nnd Richardson against any officer charged with the en­ pistol and wns afterward found by the forcement o f lite laws relating to fisti and officers. * game, hot this is ¡vjsutler of much imWilniot nt first stated that his wife nnd IKirtiinit'oiltTr^fom; JLntu. and leallop Sw et were examining the pistol nnd it on von, na one nf the officers wlnisr iluty Was discharged accidentally.----------it is to enforce. 11teso laws, m u se oil core Afterwards nt the coroner's inquest and vigilance tn prevent violations there­ Wilmot refused to mnkn any statement. of. Physicians were hastily summoned from A copy of tin* latest com pilation'of the the city nnd concluded to take Sweet to listi mid game laws of the state is lieretlic hospital nt Orlando. He died on the willt enclosed for your iufurmalion. way nnd never regained his power of Very truly yours. i|M'cch although he was nblc to xnise up — A michi W. (¡ im misi from the floor at the Wilmot' residence. Governor. At the coroner's inquest held in Orlando W a rn in g no facts could he learned and Mr. ami ‘Tin* glorious Fourth will soon be here. —— -Mn Wilmot were bound over to llie court And with It Will came (he fireworks. __ i/i ihc sum o f $ 2 ,5 0 0 each. ’ — Toy pistol*. blank cartridges, ami trivial ■. II the parties concerned are originally front Orlando. Wilmot is n meat dealer wounds. And after a few days lockjaw. in that city and the sou of Copt. Wllmot In 1003 tlii’ re were 403 deaths in the proprietor o f the Trctuont Hotel in OrUnited States from lockjaw following -Itlx Ltq la. of July accidents. Offiu Sweet is also n resident o f Orlan­ They have gradually been reduced. do where ills mother resides and where lie In I0j»7 there were only 7 J deaths from • was formorly an employee of the Orlando Telephone Co. He lias been in the em ­ this cause. Lockjaw is a preventable disease. ploy of the Sanford Telephone Co. for the ilui it is not curable. last year and had tnaityi friends in this The way to prevent it is by the use of city who were shocked at his untimely niititetanic serum. death. ' ___ .— Tbe time to give it is soon after the Mr. and Mrs. Wllmot hflVc resided in Sanford fur several mouths. Mrs. Wilmot wound is received, before symptoms of has been in Ui health for several years lockjaw develop. After symptoms develop it is eternally oml of unsound mind Imvlng nt one time ton Idle. been tiro inmute o f an asylum and was The State Board of Health will pay for brought to tliq country home near this the antitoxin used with the indigent city for tite benefit of her health. That is when it is used as a preventa­ After tite coroner's Inquest nt Orlando o.t I the defendants were hound over to tlic Circuit court a new phase in tite case vats sprung by a murder charge being made against Fred W ilmolt ntnde returnutile to Sanford which necessitated another hearing before Judge Stringfeljow in this city. The hearing occu rcdon Wednesday morning n number o f witnesses being ex­ amined. Attonerys W. L. Palmer of Orl­ ando nnd Andrew Johnson of this city represented Wilmott and County Solicitor (irtirge A. DqColtes represented tkis suite in the absence o f Prosecutor J. H. Jones. From the tcsUuiouy at tltis hearing Very little light was thrown on the cose the evidence being circumsuintiul and v*u# generally adduced front wlint Mrs. Wilmott had said at the time o f the shooting. Mrs. Wilmott had sold that Bhe and her huAbund and Ullie 'Sweet were examining three pistols nnd while site held one in Iwr hand the weapon was discharged kill­ ing Sweet. The pistol wns not of the automatic type and if tite alTuir happened in this manner Mrs. Wilmott must have pulled lit« trigger three times. ■ from the evidence at hand JudgeSlringftllow uid no| j t incumbent to place Wilmott under arrest or under bond and ___bc. w0* allowed his liberty. At he la ulhtsdy under bond lu Orlando anti will be until the next term of court, this preliminary evidence was only to satisfy tite local court and expunge the second charge o f murder. Tali case has excited considerable com®ent both here and throughout the county ®nd only the Cicuil Court can d e a r it up. Mrs. Wilmott was here on W ednesday “ bt was nm rational enough to give any - *e*uiuony and unless her con d ition *. hu■Prove* the real facts ■in the case may n*Vcf be known. S A N F O R D — Lifo is Worth L ivin g tive. The hoard does not pay for it when ad­ ministered after symptoms of lockjaw de­ velop. it docs no good then.— Health Notes. M eetin g o f P resbytery At a spcciul meeting of St. Johns Pres­ bytery, held nt the Presbyterian church, this city, Tuesday afternoon, the pastoral relation between Rev. It it. Knapp tfhd ilic Do Land church wns dissolved, ami Rev. J. F. McKinnon . was appointed to preacii nt Deloiad olid declare tin; ehurcli vacant. _________ ____________ Dun P re s co tt On The Job Uncle Dan Prescott, the (muons barbe­ cue man of Orange county, will have charge of Sanford’s barbecue on tbe Fifth of July which is a sufficient— guarantee llinl the work will lw dime right mid the meals will bn-m ost toothsome. Every one of the visitors should gel some of the barbecued meat, "m ade ip Sanford." A l l AROUND FLORIDA Tbjg^Gfjicral News of "The Lami of Flow ers" ______ s. CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS An I p ltom c o f the W eek’ s M ost portant Happenings In the ’ S ta te’ s D om ain ._____ _ Im T. J. Williams, n well-known former real estate agent of Lakeland, died suddenly at Ills home in that city, June 23, of tuberculosis. His remains wen? taken lu las old lumte in Pennsylvania for- bn-' rial. ------- THE GREAT PIANO CONTEST M iss S t u m o n M o s a Runaway This Next Monthly Sanford Will En­ W eek Tlie warm days o f tbe |Kist week seems tertain The Crowd to have put n crimp ih the aspiration of tbe Engles for Miss Stuinon is so far in the lend tlint the pin ho is .alm ost w on. EXCURSIONS TROM ALL POINTS The Engles are second for. the simple reason tlint no one is near enough nt present time to beat them out. There are several Frank Clark Will Be Here And Our City who expect to get to the front rank next Will Be In Gala A U lrc F or Keck idler the Fourth ns the out of town The O cca sion . IHmple who purchase supjiUes «1 op* ry ’ ttunty o f the anxious ones and their vote solicited. At any rate a great change in tho vote is looked for next-week, Meantime the mrrrtinms 1h the contest arc well ideaseli with their incrense«l saies. Last week, while surf-bathing nt St. Au­ Following is tliè vote: gustine. Rev. Father Buckley, assistant suoutt« rector at the cathedral, ventured too far Ml««bu»|p ¡minion .......................... .13,721 Order nf Eagles.,..................... 2(1.337 out mid was drowned, Mia» Pilli Slrlugfriluw....................... 10 213 Miiyhel Wool bum ... ............. 0.777 Another steamship line— the Southern Mi»* MIsa ArunKa TuKneh ...............: . ... U.3H3 plying between Philadelphia mid New Or­ U>>ngrelational Chimb..................... 3.033 KntjthisnP Pylliliia ..... ................ 1.177 leans— has made arrangements to stop at Williiku Cinti ___........................ 3.04 H Miu Coil Moore...................... 1.3411 Tampa on all trips made by their vessels. Mia» Annie 11ingina ...................... 1,402 of Ine World ....... * 1.171 Manatee county Inis voted $25 0,0 0 0 Woodmen Mlaa Nona Cowan....... ........ ; _ L Ditt­ for good roads. .______ 1______• -- MUiTUluÜwuiMr«m—.......imi Mr». Fumile Mimaon.......... ..... nr,o Dr. Thomas P. Welch o f St. Petersburg, Mr», lì. W. Venable .................. ’ .. _.020. — Oft 01 TOWS died suddenly-lust week id heart" itISWiScT Mias Ullie Lord, Clyde.. .......... »27 His remains were taken to Nichoiusville, Ml«» Alinvim llrimka ............ 7.. 302 Ky„ for burini. ’ Under Any Other Name W. 1). Collier o f Tmnpn has made nnd In describing iho value of the Florida tested n machine for digging clams in Everglades the owners o f tf!I?000 acres of deep water. The digger is' a simple piece draiiitsi hinds nirthn BimUiem siinres of u fjn ecilimitai-- -it—jocks-np^thP clamsT Lake Okeechobee tell of its wonderful pro. washes them and delivers them on tlie ductiveiU'S mid say that "if thejieople of vessel by means of a carrying steel bell. the United Slates knew of the exact con­ A considerable amount of counterfeit ditions tlint exist in the Everglades today, money of different 'de nomi nations bus there would not he art inch of the lands found its way into the Tmnp’n V in k s. So now on the market left by sundown.’ ’ good is tiie workmanship on tlie bills, it These are the Everglades hi mis being is difficult to tell tlie genuine from tlie talked alKiut. nnd if it lie true so far as counterfeit. they uru concerned, so far from the com ­ During a thunder storm at Levon, near fortable centers of |Mipulntinu in the state Ocala last Saturday, F. D. Roberta, npmn- What must-good lands on the TTHirgltiiTbr te r oT life .Murrls turpentine- stillrwna our lakes anil rivers lie worth located near killed by lightning. He was standing near to comfort, luxury, sdtpuls, churches and a pine tree at the lime. society, and how long before they, would Tim Railroad Commission has published be taken up if conditions were only known? a notice to tlie public advising all |iersoiia .Kiglit here in Orange county we have win) ore Ctffirged more (haa three cents a all that can imsxlhly lie claimed for the mile liy tlie L. & N. railroad, to demand a Everglades lands. On (lie St. Johns, at receipt for the fare paid, and file the same Sanford, mid there ulxuit, at Oviedo, on witli tlie commission. If tlie commission tlie banks of tlie great Lake A|mpku. as wins its sail now {lending against llm well ns on the margins of the smaller company, (lie excess of fore will lie pubi lakes within a few moments drive to Ornmlo. buck to the purchaser of the ticket. If farmers and truckers only Knew, ‘•Slnirty" Davidson and James Kelly what a stnm|>edt! there would be. nave heen convicted of the murder of W. And wt? submit: If these land specu­ C. Sellers ut High Springs. Tlie (rial wns lators succeed in colonizing lands so re­ lie id in I’ alnjka. As the prisoners wet« mote. why not fill up Orange comity wUh recommended to the mercy of toe court Uio sentence Is life imprisonment instead prox|icrnuN citizens?,—Reporter-Slur. of dentil. UP TOR LITE Teachers from nil over the stoic are attending tlic Strile Nomini new being Davidson amt Kelley Get Their D eserts belìi in Gainesville. In Pululku It hns been discovered that the summer Davidson and Kelley, the slayers o f Of­ closed fishing season is a dead letter ami ficer W. 0. Sellars at High Springs have the Tampa fishermen are sending out been found guilty mul sentenced to life their fishing Heel for mullet. Tlie dt'CL- imprisonment, Tlie crime wan commuted siou was rendered by County Judge Gra­ in Alucbua county nnd wns only one of ham of Hillsborough county. j many that made High Springs infamous Considerable damage wns done illTani- ns the most lawless section of Florida. A l»a and vicinity by the recent storm which change of venue was tnkeii and the trial lots been general over south Florida ibis held in Pnlntku last week. The jury promptly returned tlie aforesaid verdict week. mul (wo o f tlie- bud-inea-ttf High Springs Florida is to bave tbe proud distjuelioii have been laid away for keeps. of furnishing the iutnlier for u royal resi­ dence. One billion feet o f specially cut P r o f Ituthaw ay’s New P osition dressed lumber is to be ship)Kid from Pen­ Prof.’ F. A. Hathaway, principal,of the sacola on tbe Spanish bark Carvujul to the Orlundo High School for several years, bay óf Biscaync. Spain, to In? used in tlic president of the Stale Teachers' Associa­ erection of a summer palace for ilio king tion nnd one o f the foremost educators of o f Spain. Tlie shipment is to go out tills the state lias been appointed prncipnl of month. It was sold by u Spanish firm of the Duvul-Jligh-Sohuoi- « t -JncksonvIlleT broker* wIm vuHintrted-wttti n iiianufatN Prof. Hathaway during the last enmpnigo turiug.firm. and is a special grade of luiii- was pruiiiiocut us one o f available can di­ fier. For this reason the cargo Will be the dates for tlie office of State Superinten­ most valuable one o f tbe kind ever to go dent but lie could not be induced, to enter from u Gulf jxirt. tlic list, ills work At Orlando h a s been Orlando Wheeler, the Coast Line fore­ of the lwttt and while sorry to lose him man, who bus lieeu iu the Tampa bill for from Orange county The Herald offers several weeks charged with taring nocca-, congratulations to Prof. Hullinway in ills fury, lu die murder of tlie negro Sam Par- new. and larger field of labor. dia, at Orient, has been released by'prder C om m ission er* Will M eet Tuesday Of Judge J, B. Wall, tlie testimony not Tiiose who ure desirous of nttc-ndlng warranting Ids being held. the meeting of the royffty Commlsslum*»» Oukiand C elcbru tcs lo m o r r o w Tlic little city o f Onklmft will celebrate the glorious Fourth tomorrow. They will have a regatta on the lake;, a gtiind bar­ becue and other attractions. SonfunJ lieople can leave J p rc Saturday fnorning and return In ti<P evening. The good . Nine prisoners moda tUstr «sca p e fnm r pSltlCUf OilTUuul ¿TO. ftolinl JurUisir hos­ tlie Tampa stockude Tuesday uigbtduring pitality and will treat all the visitors roy­ tlic storm. They wero all white and so ally. _______ _ far us is known they limi nothing but u The Pastime Theatre has Just installed broken case knife with which to do their one o f tbe latest utid most up-to-date mo­ work. . “_____________■ tion picture machines, costing $103. This An explosion in tlie Chicago telephone machine Is guaranteed to reduce the flick­ exchuuge practically destroyed .the build­ er and vibration of the pictures fifty per ing u ud injured .several people. There cent. Also lias this week installed an are a number of theories as to tlie cause absolutely fire proof operating booth. of the explosion, but nothing definite lias The improvements inude this week ap­ been settled ou. proximate $250. ^ A GREAT CELEBRATION the .grent celebration letters nnd telegrams are pourlegratiisare pour­ ing in 'announcing die fact that the •roWiis arc coining _to_Sauford on July Fifth from nil parts of Florida and tin» city will lie taxed to its utmost to take care o f the immense throng. A telegram from Hon. Frank Clark announces that lie will tie hero (0 make an address mul many people are attracted to Sanford on this occasion to iiear this great statesman ami well known Floridian. His address will bo most interesting nnd instructive mid give the people an insight into the affairs nf tiie republic. __Tlie_luunimn»mi-«Md iHHiy-ftteeswriH-be-1— the best that ever look place in Florida, ll>ey witt tnkir~nfi!ce oh Myrtle avenue near 1lit* school luuinc. . . The barbecue will occur at noon In tiie first park if the weather permits. Should it rain the speaking will taka place in the Ojiern House nnd till* 1illrhoi:ue wiIL-lus^ trnnsfrrrPdTn’ ilu! Sanford I louse grounds. Tlie two games ni ball between Sanford mul Orlando will be tlie must hotly con­ tested uf tlie season and will be well .at­ tended. There will lie many other amusement» tn occupy the attention of tlie visitors and enable them to {nit in a full day. An excursion will start from Orlando about 7:30 in the morning returning leave Sanford nt fi iu tlie evening. A sp etaa l e x cu rs io n w ill a l s o -run from Trilby giving the |iepple bf that section mul Lake comity nn opportunity to spend lie day in Sanford__ , — Other {mints•will alsfo ,hnve special trains 1» Sanford and nil tralnsim branch lines will stay iu tlie city until niter the festivities. There will lie plenty of music by Sunford's timid of twenty-two pieces under tin* leadership of Prof. J. M. Stmumi nod lie young |ieople will arrange [nr admire n the evening for the benefit of the vis­ itors. 5 ------Everylmdy is invited to attend this good, old fashioned Fourth at Sanford on the Fifth of .Inly. W as A Lively C orpse While two prominent young men of this diy were taking it promenade through (lie park one evening this week one of them noticed 11 while object lying near the path. Thinking it wnanplccuuf paper, hokicked it. when lot it was a human being, mid there wns another lying near by. Neither one moved, mul the two thinking murder hud lipvil committed, hastily summoned the officers mid return«! to cnrtthA bodies to the morgue. U|wh lookin g fur the bodies they were not to be found. The. ‘¿corpse^liad played dead atul at tlie first opportunity tied the scene. The young men are receiving a lot of chafiing over the incident, but tjroy Imili stoutly lain that there was at least a “ dead one" when they first taw It. K tg u r d lt ig The C o m ity T u x e s To Iho Editor o( llu- II* raid. Please announce that tlie equalization of tin: state ntul county taxes by tlie coqjity commissioner» will he done at mi udK «iro«i meeting nnd“Tini_ tiir- JuI>r 5 lfP A notice of said meeting will appear in your paper Liter. Yours respectfully. * S. A. Rouinson, Tux Assessor. Civil S ervice Examination \ civil service cxmnluntiou for rural carriers will lu; held in Oruiige county, Florida, nn Saturday, July 17th, in order that u register of ellgihlcs inay be estab­ lished. Application nnd other necessary Llniiks will be funtllhR l'by t!l6“ ptiilfffiik— C. F. H askins, P. M .. next Monday and also wish to attend tho ter. celebration in this city can come to San­ To Subscriber* ford mul see the commissioners on Tues­ An order of the PostoHlce Department, day. A letter from Chnirman Lee to The Herald states that In all probability the Washington, D. C., effective Jan. 1 ,1008, meeting will be iiostponcd or adjourned provides that no delinquent subscriber over until Tuesduy mid u n y 'o a e having shall be carried longer than three .months, business with tlie board can safely wait giving as a reason tlint the department is until Tuesday tlie Gib to trunsnet it. This furnishing u low rate o f ixistugc on news­ will give many on opportunity to be in papers. and does so for llm benefit of a Sanford on Monday who might otherwise bonafide subscriber who pays for hi* be obliged to go to Orlando that day. paper. • IP * ,'t �frtc sÁNrÓRb H e r a ld J *oy a. isos MRS. M. L ALLENi CURBSTONE GLEANINGS ing tills n grand occasion. Decorate your stores and residences make it'a gain o c­ casion! ... . • • • Is one block from -1st A Budget of Opinion ‘.'Just Be 4 I notice an item irxlast V W f.3 Orlando street, but it will pay Sentinel regarding the game o f ball play­ _____ tween You and Me" you to call and see the ed on W ednesday In which Sanford . The latest out is the played rings around Orlando and the new and up-to-date Sentinel hints that Sanford's umpire was off in his decision. There was not a de­ cision made by either umpire on Wednes­ 'A Chlel Is Among Ye Inking Notes day that did not give entire satisfaction W e have a new line just and while I have never yet kicked about she ¿arries. and faith, lie'll Prent 'Em"— in and the low price , will + on umpire or laid defeat at his door I do So Says Saunterer. most emphatically kick on Orlando's um­ malte them go. Come m SATISFACTION pire In the Same uf . Thursday—w h en -ha | tua)»*! «4» ««Jl and see them. ^ f i g E X A S 111 like lo knuw, bui bai lo called n foul bnll fair and allowed two I live much of 111 ipacr to telllnl Ih m what they men to score when our hoys were so pos­ •W*t to know.— Creel,. itive that the ball was over the foul line SpweUI C o rM/ w o r f w (a Tk* H tnlJ. he Fourth o f July programmes niton that they never even attempted to catch | r/ 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 . ; . . ; . . ; „ j.^T o curious ntuily. If they Indicate It or throw" it home to cut off the runners. I would not mention this only in passing one thing more plainly than another, ’ , It Is that the ball game has beaten the and since the Sentinel lias seen fit to call fashioned "orator o f the d ay" Into at least attention to our umpire whose dwell have never been questioned. Of all the temporary retirement. It Is an era W HY NOT U8E * nthirties. Shill and muscle have eclipsed rotten decisions that one o f Umpire Rob­ Only Exclusive nnd the graces of oratory. No one wants to inson's was the worst and our team should have quit the game then and there. listín to on nddress on the history o f the This rank decision simply took the starch . ■U •— 'r J 7111 ■ d ay wlrtn he can see a hall game. In the City Perhaps llie newspapers ore to blame out o f our men nnd they never milled for this. They always contain a history during, the. game. Certainly nfter the We mnke everything known to the trade j It hns shown more results for the Money invested than any other o f Independence day and tell how Jeffer game was aver there was no kick coming It will pay you to examine the Celery Fields where •«on wrote the Immortal declaration, and for the proper time to kick against the Full Line o f Confectioneries | how the members o f the Continental con robbery was nt the time. Even the spec­ And Cigars grees affixed their Bignntures to the same, tators from Orlando who were sitting in Free Housc-ia-Hoiise Delivery with an editorial on the “ Lesson o f the automobiles near the . bn||_yhciiJt_fell I ,1 _ V “ D ay," in which the duties o f good «B isen pronounoed it n foul ’ Not only did Umis used. Our representative, C. M. BRADWATER, is in Sanford 'Phon* I O « 111 Park Av*. ship and the dangers which beset the re pire Robinson err in this Instance but in every week. See him or write to hint nt Orlando or public nre dilated upon from various several others he made such rank decislons that the Orlando players themselves standpoints. These m a y o r may not be 44444*44>4444+4444444444444 I rend, but it is a-dead moral certainty that said he was wrong. NEW CELERY CROP It seemed to every one present that the hall games o f the nearest towns will Writ* for Booklet. J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A Robinson was .determined to give Uie . bo carefully studied by "Old A m erica" ns DO YOU WANT PURE CELERY SEED? ______ well as by “ Young America,". nnd that game to Orlando nnd he did. The kind that Rlvrs Hir brtl resiilti and When it comes to an umpire the Orlan­ “ dad" and his "kids" will he^ found liucc the only kind that hoi been provrn nl up n few hours later near the grand stand do Sentinel should piny dead. ? totfrilrrr (o c r r u M for Klorldn Grower*. £ 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 + .}.A $ $ r * — T he S aunterer . I I here them. French Golden Imported ready to cheer the player who first crosses _________ ______________ _ ♦ — M l Pleothlns purr sad true to BStBe; thé plate and carries off the honors of rtorlda us a Summer Resort T Imtsfflr»* hy T1** p»,t^—*—t— • - * Uitfday, n o r tan is rapidly com ing to the front What does all this indicate? That the I L . R . P H I L I P S , Druggist ns n summer resort. This m ay seem American people are less intelligent-and 3- t o 2 5-Jlojftc P ow er Cor. First St. nnd Park Avenue strange, hut it is nevertheless true. Flor­ less patrloticT The Herald believes not. ida, though the southernmost stnte in the f I (IRIDA SANrORD, The modern newspaper handles the topics Union, Is nlao the contest In summer, and | 'Itt*whlffr the "orator-of-tlte:d e y —formerhr Best 2-Cycle Engine on the Market presents one o f the most equable year- ¡ • 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 dealt, with ability and in an attractive round climates in the world. Consequent­ manner. The average citizen on his Hol­ ly Florida’s pruspcclVns the world's som e­ > 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44444+> • S m o o th Running, E con om ical and idays has a weakness for being amused. time pleasure ground are bright in the ex-1 A bsolu tely Reliable This Is probably the real explanation of treme. the decadence of Fourth o f July oratory. While people are sweltering and dying I The crowd Hint witnesses nnd enjoys a S re m e b e fo r e in sta llin g a n r n lln r o f the lient in Chicago und New York, no good atldetic program on the nation's an­ In y ou r boat, you w ill not r r t r r l It prostrations are ever recorded in this state. niversary ..will fight just ns quickly for the J. D. PARKER' Prop. The hented period, although lasting long­ n If P Spretai. P rice $ 0 0 nniionnl honor and the nntlonal indepen­ er than in the North, is not near so severe dence ns the crowd Hint has listened to Room and Board $1.50 Per Day. and fresh breezes a ft constantly blowing Sanford, Florida the traditional Fourth of July oration. t o _ revive nnd invigorate. A t Florida's | M ca lv3 8 fb -------*'■*” • • « seashore resort there is ample opportunity I * 4 4 4 4 4 _ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 - f r 4 + 4 4 4 4 -;-T* ■«--•"'--frl j t I t t 1 1 ■ T 1*"* ’ ’ •( * " ' 4 And then a good stimulus to patriotism of keep ing 'cool u s a curri in her" pll. are- the m any «oolet les - which have beer time. *—-----~ ! formed for the purpose of looking up pro Saturday the temperature in Washing- f -4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4.H genltors who were not fortunate enough ton wns 104 degrees, and in other parts of to avoid the draft in 1778. How cngerly the North in due proixirtion. There wns I we pry into the past to find some fore not n breath of air stirring in the big father who acquired glory, chilblains and cities. In Tampa the temperature was undying fame at Valley Forge or some only 90 during the hottest part o f the day, DEALER IN other revolutionary winter resort. The und during the evening nnd night it was fact tiint we have numerous poorreloiives I None blit first-class labor employed and ull contracts guaranteed to he in accordant« much cooler. The coolness o f the nights right at hand, clamoring fur recognition. will» Hans nnd s|>ecifienHons __ _________ in Florida Is one of the best features of Interests us not at ull. We may have tills clim ate and Is In direct contrast to — -N I am In B u sin ess' to d o B usiness T h ose W ho Need My Sertlcri *--------- " • fathers and grandfathers who fought-and conditions in the North, especially where • P o s t o n i c o 7 71 AND bled in 1802, but w e ‘ take no heed of Uierc is a strata of rock which heats up them. When they turn out wtUr -Utetr like an oven and holds the heat. torn flags, meekly following the smug In former years the interior mountain i - The Popular Price and militia; we smile condesendingly nnd and spring resorts in the neighboring turn away. Tticy are too recent. Wluit SouUtern states claimed the major [>ortion stirs our blood is the thought that we are o f iwtronugb. hut during the past few Agent for Vlrglnla-Garollna f ereligible to become Sons or Daughters of years a remarkable change hasheen noted tllizers I the Revolution, Sisters, Crusins. Aunts or nnd it has become apparent that the trend Special Rales by the Week First Class S|ieeial Tables Reserved For 1-adif» Mothers-in-law o f the Revolution, and o f summer travel is turning this way. An wear'cute little badges, und he regents examination of the comparative heat rec­ fresh and things, nnd have banquets once a ords o f the two sections will* furnish the ___ ______ ____ jf year, and fall nn each others necks nnd reason. „. ■— (Horner Palmetto nnd F I r g Sts.)" tell each other what hot stuff we nre. This stnte lias n number uf fine places Personalty, I rtever look much stock in at which to spend the summer months, this remote ancestor business. I'd rather and these are more and more receiving AND have one little innocent child to warm tiie |ialronnge which they justly deserve. m y heart and gladden my home llinn n Where u few years ago they were scarcely whole graveyard full of nnccstors and I know njt_ajL.pm l zecoived littler if Tthy,‘ guess I’m more likely -to, - 1 know people patronage, they ore now enjoying nn ex­ wlio are so busy tracing their pedigrees ceptional run o f prosperityr At each and At back tJ Alfred thé Great that they haven't every one o f them may be found people E S T A B L I S H E D 16G9 lim* to pay the wash bills. What's the from all parts o f the country, and the h o -. J. I. ANDERSON’S use of knowing that diluted royul blood tela at these summering places are kept courses in your veins, when Hie butcher A re Offering A ny and A ll Kinds o f Florida Real Estate well filled. with his little hill Is roosting on yourdooA Asked If they prefer Florida resorts to I stepT In my opinion, what we need to at as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Ternis_1j!_ _ I l those of other states these visitors from worry about it posterity. llltt_Nartll A lld East are sure to -reply In -------- JEW ELER“ "-----------— -^There fs no sntlsfactlon iirkhowIhitKaf A s Can be Had Anywhere. the affirmative, and If asked reasons they you have com e down straight from a royal are ready to detail any number o f good MY SPECIALTIES line, when your oldest sou Is spending all Office on Park Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets. Sanford, Florid* ones, some o f which have been suggested Pickard's HandrPainted China his evenings drawing to u royal flush. already. Those wl»o are summering ot i Wltat comfort can it give you to know Gorham's Sterling Silver Florida resorts for the first time are very that your ancestor smelt iwwder at Bun­ Rogers’ Plated Ware * ¿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+4444+++**7 enthusiastic In their praise and declare | ker 11IU when your second boy Is all smelt emphatically that they will com e again : Elgin and Waltham Watches I up with cigarettes? “ Let the dead bury next year. its dead?" We are not liable for our an­ ( First Street, one black from Depot opposite Pot toffice) cestors—hut for .posterity we nre directly Large B ottlin g Business ALL GOODS GUARANTEED responsible or think we ore. The Sanford Cocoa Cola Bottling Works 4 .... , , s i s. # ^ has lately added new machinery, more “ 4 * Sanford Lodge, No. 45, of Ancient and men and two new horses for th ejlcljyery Formerly M anager of Central Cufe Modern Marry Widowers has been formed w oguitrlirC M irlb' keep up*wUh the great­ und is receiving new members every day. er volume o f business that is coming their Only those whose wives have gone for the way. The new wagon now has two sutnmer are eligible for membership. Dr. horses instead o f one and the head o f the Puleston und B. A. Howard joined last firm. S. Rungc is kept on the jum p to at­ w eek en d several more arc on the-wait­ tend to the constantly Increasing busi­ ness. Aside from Cocoa Cola, the great All Work Receives My Personal Attention S h o rt O rd e rs A t A ll H o u rs E v e ry th in g F ir s t C l«* » ing lis t - . leader, this firm puts up oil kinds o f soft • • • and Best Efforts and their equipment being o f the 4 I hope our citizens will join the proces­ drinks, best the Cocoa Cola label always stands Prompt, Clean Service Meal Tickets arc Sold at ReduÄtl Raw* sion on next .M onday and assist in mak­ for the best In bottled godds. Opposite City Hall 'Phone 2 3 0 EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN I GO CARTS “ E N G L IS H M IL L IN E R Y 1H JA R A N TEED ‘ Give Me a Share of Your Patronage T CAB S A N FO R D F U R N ITU R EC O . Commercitl Street . Neir the Depot | G. W. SPENCER U P -T O -D A T E Painter Fertilizer J3AKER N O W , AND SA VE M ONEY? Rain ter^s—San ford^CdeTy^Spec i al TH E P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. Ferro Marine Engines ! ' GATE CITY HOUSE T. P. Conpropst I. C. H U G H ES W . W . LONG CONTRACTOR and B U I L D E R Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty Fresh Meats Groceries UP-TO-DATE RESTAURANT 1 j. M. S T U M 0 N . -Proprietor MEATS GROCERIES Rea l T he M arks E s ta te A gency H e n r y Mc Laul i n j T H E C IT Y R ES TA U R A N T H . E . W IS E , Proprietor C . H . D IN G EE Steaks, C l a p p s , O ysters and Fish a Specialty Plumbing and A P L A C E FO R L A D IE S AND G E N TLE M E N Gas Fitting 1L ' • •-■Vé-'iÁ, ; r i „ . • ;__ _ ' Jit �fcl;} B i Í P¿ , * . vj i.**•*$«._‘ *-f*«****- * ; *KR*erV- * "•\ * t ‘ \'f \ ; THE SANrORD HERALD OABBEIJ’S NEW ROAD _ prontotorlfas Fiflth In Future Of The S. A. & N. R nllw oy Cecil Gabbett o f Sanford, one o f the promoter* o f the Savannah, Augusta and Northern railroad, which Is now In thp hands of ft receiver. Is In W ashington a t ; tending the chautauqun. Mr. Gabbett is confident that the Sa­ vannah. Auguata and Northern will yet f - y*, a factor In the upbuilding o f this sec­ tion of the state. He believes that the bondholders will build the road. He is personally acquainted with the men who ; Tickets on , Sale , , from Jacksonville , , ------- every Monday and Thursday have furnished the motifcy so far. nml tie beginning with June 17 up to Aug 30 th , with docs not think thnt good business inun ns ' final return lim it Sept. 30th they are will allow the enterprise to fall — ------------- — through. He believes thnt both on account % of the money which hns already been in­ :j:-:tftp p övers allowed on these Tickets at Richmond, W ashington, vested nnd the promises for profit from a * Baltimore and Philadelphia • road that traverses such u section ns tlfnt ❖ between Savannah nnd Chntttmoogo, the' men back of the Savannah, Augusta nnd . ----------------------Northern railroad enterprise will push it 1 For information, rates, reservations etc., rnll on or write to through ns soon ns other conditions are t favorable. f T . J . P ER K IN S, Act,.Sanford, o r-A . W . F R IT O F , O iviilon Paaaantar Act Mr. Gabbett wns nt Mt. A iry recently when (he promoters o f theSnvmmnh, A u ­ •:* <■< . < . < . * gusta nnd Northern were then* nnd ho said thnt he wnd assured thnt the' road would be completed ns Soon ns the cITccls -------ai.tha panlo-afe^jverrftnd there is n dcmnnd for bond Investments.' and Return % Reduced Rates to other Sum m er Resorts We carry the Largest line be­ tween Jacksonville and Tampa ■¡»‘i -GHAS. II. EVANS--------- ^Sanford’e new eteetrlc light plant will toon be installed nnd you want the work done by n competent and cx|K*rienced electrician. The work must henr inspcc11011 and conform to the'regulations pre­ scribed by the Southern Tnrlff A ssocia­ tion. W. A. Parr o f this city has had ten yenrs experience In electrical work of all ~lirids and can wire youF house in n until. factory manner. Everyone should have their house wired nt once, to lie ready when the current is turned on. nndAv. A. Purr I# now equipped~to take yoiir order and fill same nt once. You enn get liim any time nt the telephone exchange, or leave orders nt Fem nld’s hardware store. = = = = SANFORD. FLORIDA = = = = = Agent for the Famous ‘ r CLOVER HILL BRAND BUTTER . W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y SANFORD, FLORIDA AGENTS General Fire Insurance CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK BRANClirS C hicago Cincinnali Soles Agents and Distributors SANFORD CELERY UNION Room II!. Pico Block. mi T .J o b 'Phone SANFORD, F LA . Jacksonville ^ 2(H) [(RANCHES * LJLU BIG ,9!"^k.,y al.HJ — - - New Y ork W a sh in g ton S m ilord . .. - , - „ P r i l l ti n Ú Ollfe* with H O LD E N R E A L E S T A T E CO. Sanford P IT T S B U R G , PA. ^ The Sanford Ball Association is desirous of naming the new bull park, and gallantly lesve the selection to the Sanford Indies The one sending In the most euphonious cognomen for the park will receive a senson ticket ns n compliment or the assn elation. The contest is open to. nil, nnd the names are to be sent to The Herald »W to be published cncli week. = I’ till Line of Iligli-Grntle Cigars and Tobaccos -V. A Name F or The New Park The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co j! Staple and JFancy Groceries Wiring For Electric Lights l ' , I* I Florida S. F. S A L L A S & C O . Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing - Gutter and Galvanized Tanks Repair W ork a Specialty - ^ - — — <: ContcrllrstSlreeLtim m ilm iUQ;AvC!iUG Sanford. florido ±EmÜHg Company- C O N TEST FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL $400 PIANO Excitement Will Soon Be Rife Announce Your Candidate Yon wont to get into the light at once. Let us suggest that yon organizo your forces. Get in the lead anil stay in the lead. The prize Make them Win is loo valuable to ldgg~lwlieii.lt costs you no money to win. The nimio is one of the best 7 nml furnished, us.by. one of the South's largest piano nnicrms. and now is the time for you to hurry up and get busy. Free to Everybody give you their votes. Ask your friends to See that they are voted for you. NOT ALLOWED.—No one interested in the store will he allowed a vote though (hey Our Method of Advertising give us their trade, and we have no interest in who wins the piano. It is a free-for-all contest where the most popular contestant wins out, A. E. Hill T. ArNewlarr” Chas. H. Evans J. K. Mettinger . — Frank Woodruff” Sanford Furniture Co, * — W H O DO YOU W A N T TO H A V E T H E PIANO �THÈ AANfôftD HERALD — Nome To r The Dali Park "*r The following nam es have been handed la and The Herald- will publish the lint until the season opens. The names of the-young-ladles-wW -be Kept secret UiUlt the contest has been decided. Every Sanford lady should assist In naming the boll park. Send in your name to The West Pork. Celery City Diamond, Diamond Park. " ■" Stevens Pork Sunset Park. Holly Park. Robert E. Lee Park. Olympia Park. Colonial Pork. The Lucky Diamond Edgewood Park Marlawe Pork National Doll Park. Monroe Dali Park. Belvldere Park. Olustee Park. Losers' Lot Ponce de Leon Park. Seminole Park. Athletic Park. Prado Pork. ^ DeSoto Park. * West Side Park. W est End Park. ' Lakovicw Park. Association Park; Glendale Park. Sunny Side Pnrk. Holden Park. N ew Model F Buick Drive your W agon into Sanford Call on C. H. Evans“ -------- Sanford Machine & Foundry Works .. i He can deliver any brand you want out of Our new W arehouse V Agents F o r the Celebrated BUICK CARS Without Delay— i i i Armour .Practital Trucker Or any other brand o f our justly Celebrated Fertilizers— Oak A ve . between Second and Th ird Streets Do you want Hardwood Ashes? Artesian and Deep Well ALBERT GRAML1NG Tohsorial Parlors Fashionable Hair * ! Armour Vegetable JUSTICE OF THE PEACE NOTASV PUBLIC * j' AfiflbiUf Celery Grower" New Garage in'Connection for Repairing and Storage - of Automobiles L. G. STRINGFELLOW Armour Blood^Bone &-Potash Dried Blood, Sheep Manure, Blood and Bone Nitrate of Soda? THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER W ORKS Telephone No* 6 0 Cutting Jacksonville, Fla and General Barbering (Write us) phur Baths a Specialty One visit anil you become a Staunch Patron CHAS. H. EVAN S, Sales Agent, 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 Sanford, Florida Palli Avanua In Spaar’a Grocary (/Vk Mini) Everything "G oodto Everything Good to Eat • í V "!■ ■;* <• •>*!•<••> And every other day in the year we will be glad to meet you face to face and give you the best values in Everything Good to Eat Curtice Bros. Brand of Canned Goods, The Best in the World, Second to None Mr. Stripling and his force o ff courteous clerks are at your com- a mand.- We have the greatest v.iri- o ety and largest store in Orange# County and invite the public to* make our store headquarters today { Fifty-Seven Varieties of Heinze Goods. Nuff Sed. and_every day — — — ---------- * W . W . STRIPLING Yours to please, Everything Good to Eat SANFORD FLORIDA Everything-Good to Eat# �Jal* 2, 1909 COUNTY HAPPENINGS A of Interesting Items fro m Correspondents B udget THE EVENTS OF ORANGE c o u n ix Efficient Staff of Reporters Weekly Covers the Territory for The Herald [We Invite conrjpoculrnc« on live topic* from nit ‘ .¡ao, of the County, alto newt Iterm of interest. Brevity will Insure prompt puhliestlon. ArtJrirs mstrsrv to the views of the Editor wilt be pubHtksd. but abusive and anonymous cotnniunlrntkint will be rejected. We will not be responsible L* opinions »pressed by contributors. All communicttloat Intended roe current lt*ue mast be in hand not Itier than Tuesday p. m I - Ed GENEVA GLEANINGS Special Correspondettoe t°The Herald. Mrs. A. A. Moran and children nre oome again after n two week« atay Lake Mary and Sanford. THE SANrORD HERALO „ The Sanford Herald isn welcome visitor Kathleen, will return in a few dnys from to ils hu scribers here each week. Uy many New Rochelle, N. Y., w h e re -th cy “ have it is preferred n r the Orlando Star, be­ spent several weeks. cause of its dignity und «.'unservative spirit, besides being u newsy sheet. It is ENTERPRISE ETCHINGS refreshing to reud u paper free from hit­ Special Lutrvtpundenre to The t!»r»M ter attacks, pollticolly or otherwise. We Last _ commend It for Its vItit....Lnumqa«wreiw1syffffffv Ssnfunl where they r '•**tl StphnTiifIh L eten e lit t. The —‘ writer in |t“ct to make their future home. moving away from Oviedo takes this m e­ Mr. and Mrs. J. Morgan s|>eni s«'vcrn dium Of thunking the editor for the space days at Mt. Dora last week returning on he has accorded us in the columns of his Monday. paper, and the accommodating spirit with On Sunday n party went from here id which all communications have be$n re­ Osteen to nttend services tit tlie M. E. ceived and published. Long life and suechurch. Those in the party were Misses cess to The Sanford Herald. Davis, Dinford, Eleanor and Adeline Thp good (teoplc of Oviedo expect to Scriven, Irene Thurston and Mr. C. F. attend the grund.celebrutlon nt Sanford Stead. The Misses Striven remained in on July 5th/ Hon. FritnkClark will make Osteen for a week’s visit. the address and there will be two hall Mr. J. Stephens went to Jacksonville games between Snnfonl and Orlando, be­ lust week after hnving spent some time sides n grand tournament, {tonyraces and here with Ills niece, Miss Clifford Hendry. manv other attractions. The Oviedo train Mr. Hudson, a knight o f tho grip repre­ will l>c held in Sanford until the after­ senting Baker & Holmes visited Mr. noon ball game is linishetl Thayer Inst week. Mra. Mnrbry o f Otiatulo luw-Ww>-v»*i*» ing in Geneva, guest of her friend. Miss PAOLA POINTS i - s i e J r t t M . - ------ •>— -----------------Hiw i H«‘nrrwnomWnrr tfl Tbc Hrrabl : A few showers «'outing our way, “ small Little Miss Clair Harrison is spending favors thankfully receive«!," and we"” re•sometime in Miami with her mint, Mrs. s|»eeifully solicit a continuance of the Dann. stime." Mr. Sfinmons o f Chuluotn is on n visit The social given by the lots« ball Iwys to his daughter, Mrs. Geo. Geiger. the evening of the 25llt did not bring out The protracted meeting at the Baptist ns large n crowd as might have been exchurch has been postponed n month. pectcd, hilt those attending re|iori a mast Representative Freeman Pnttishull of enjoyable evening. llillatKtro county accompanied by his The side track for Zachary liras’ saw wife, has come to Geneva to spend the mill is being pul in this week and they summer and look after his financial in­ will soon begin shijiping lumber. terests at this place. Mr. Puttishnll tins Mr. and Mrs. W, 0. liaebiinmi returned a fine grove and nice home hero and tils from Seabreeze, on Wednesday last, re­ friends are gtad to have him among us. freshed by their week’s outing at the Miss Pearl Worthy, who hns been seri­ beach. ously ill with typhoid fever is considered Mr. and Mrs, A . V.M cG uln leave this out of danger nt present. Her mnny friends will be glad to know tills ns she week f«tr Brockv ¡He. Canada, where they will spend the rest uLlhtuunmner----------L-_luiuH e a favorite laJofineva Mr. Bernice Potter of Miami is visiting Dr. Puleston of Snnfora has made in the family o f Mr. A. A. Hicks. several professional visits to Geneva Miss Essie Hyer of Forest City anti Iter lately, coming over in his nuto. friend, Miss Lillian Harkinis from JackThe Ilf tic baby o f Mr. and Mrs. Will son. Go., visited our little town this last ^mlth's Is reported as improving. week, tlie guests of Mr. C. D. Pearson and Dr. 1» R. Philips, "Sanford’s general family. druggist, sitent a day in our little village Everybotly seems tu he planning to go recently getting a breath of fresh air. to Sanford to celebrate the “ Glorious A good indny o f our citizens nre plan­ Fourth," and the day there will doubtless ning to attend the July celebration in be a "bowling success,” especially during Sanford. the ball games. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams ntid Mrs. . Gresham visile«! Sanford recently. APOPKA AFFAIRS ——— ----A. J. Worthy and wife of Orlunilo nre S{n»cinl Com-^miuhim» iuHii** 1 Mi »a Lula H dm interim net I a mimbcj RTGenevn, called here by the illness of nf friends flf UielioSte of her sister. Mrs. ■ «-ibait -sister. " T" ' :—SJ L. Stnrblril Thursday «•vetting of last Everybody in Geneva will spend Mon­ week. A most enjoyable time was spent day in Sanfonl and take in the great anil delicious refreshments were served. • celebration. .. . All pronounced Miss Heirs a most pleas­ On Sunday last Mb Hilliard Grant and ing hostess. Those present were Misses Mis* booth of Oi.teen were tpilelly mar­ Lillian Eldnslge. Edyill Corten. Nellie ried at the home of the brifles sister, Wilson, Ethel Hickson, Mabel Eldrnigr. Mrs. Joint Lang.' This happy young Wanda Combs, Knth l.iim and Lula Heirs, couple will make their home in Geneva Mrs. T. C. Kemley; Messrs. Alfred Eldwhere many friends nre reserving con­ redge. Harold Corten, Hugh Geiger, Percy gratulations on their return. Doth of Evanson, Roy G«'iger and Lee Lovell. them are well known here und very much J- Roy Geiger delivered a master­ admired for their ninny noble traits of ful sermon Sunday morning til the llaplisl character. church. Mr. Carrol Culpepper attended .the Rev. S. A. Wilson of Fort Myers is Booth-Grant marriage in Osteen last Sun­ s|K-nding it few days hereund is tlie guest day. ’ of Rev. H. D. Boyd and family. OVIEDO OCCURRENCES Special Co«rr*pondrnee to Tlie Herald: The Ovietlo Magazine Club was never mare delightfully eutertutbed than by Mrs. Smith last Friday afternoon. The subject was “ Pom peii.” A reading by Mrs. Read touched upon the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius which buried Pompeii, and what some of the recent Interesting cx«avotlons had revealed'~bf Its hl#t«»ry: Miss May Aulln gave another reading de­ scriptive of the mahliers, customs and dress of the Romans at that ancient period. An extract from Bulwcr’s .“ Last Days of Pompeii," was read by Mra. Cushing, who also treated Ute com pany to a piano wto. Miss May Alexander was at her best in her rendition o f an Amusing Mon­ ologue which seemed to be grrcally en­ joyed. The pro gram con eluded with this, when delicious fruit punch and wafers Were served. Mra. Smith’s grace and cor­ diality nt hostess always makes her guests feel It a treat .Jo be entertained by her. The next meeting will be nt Mrs. U. F. Wheeler’s, after which Ute club will dis­ band for the months Intervening between now and the early fall, owing to Ute going ■way of so many o f tho members. Miss Clara Lawton was the honor-guest ■t a delightful lawn party given by Miss Helen Lawton one evening last week. Mias May Aulln Invited all the young people to her home Friday evening for a ««usicale nnd gong Tunst. which w a ig rea t­ ly enjoyed. Mrs. B. F. Wheeler gave a moonlight picnic at White’s wharf in honor o f Miss Lawton, who this post week has been the guest o f Miss Helen Lawton, her cousin. Mt. and Mrs. J. E. Alexander and their daughter, Miss M ay.arepreporlngiom ove to U kdan d, s o d will leave Thursday. .-r r,«.; »a. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Mr. J. H. Brice left Inst wcekforSavnnnuh and other paints. Mr. Waller Kmill of Oak H illla -h r r e repairing life building recently purchased by Mrs. Brooks. ' Mrs. G. A. Dreka. Raymond Drekn and. Catherine Barrett of DeLnnd were in town one day lust week. Plans, Specifications and Estii on Applications Mrs. M. J. Sommers of Jacksonville is here looking after Iter pro|M>rty. Repair Work Promptly Done T. F. Williams, representing Van Demon Co. wus in town yesterday catling on Mr. Thayer. Opp. Postoffice T. P. Houze, o f the Bartleson Co. was in town Monday calling on Mr. Thayer. Sanford is well represented these days in our little town, especially on Sunday afternoons. ’’ - tu Elogia Sanford Library | , AND . Í Free Reading Room ROOM 20 Upstairs, Pico Block t I Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. ni. * AND Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m.__ I S tr a n g e r s , W e l c o m e We deal in Celery Farms and Farm Lands and *we are the largest owners of Town JLots We don’t have to advertise cheap lands. The purchaser here saves more per acre annually in freighta-lliau-liti-mives-on-thepurchase price elsewhere. See table of freight rates in our booklet :: :: d HOLDEN REAL ESTATE Sanford COMPANY Machine i Foundry d d SANFORD FLORIDA Works M I H H E B I D E n [R llE im n iE lls ir fp llT p l n ic llö iH iP iiÄ p i Repairing All Kinds of Machinery l o r Good Average P rices und Qul«k Returns Ship to JOHN V. DENTON & CO. On last Friday aftemmin Muster Nat Ryan c«:lebrnte«l his ninth birthday. /T he little folks enjoyed drop-the-humlkerchlcf, DEALERS IN hide-and-seek, etc., and the afternoon was full of merriment for all (tresent. The host was the recipient of ninny beautiful Southwest Corner Washington and Chambers Streets and useful gifts. Refreshments, which ~T NEW YORK CITY consisted of ice cream, cake and lemon­ ade, were servcil. and all the little ones REFERENCES: Aetna National Gunk o f New Y ork City, o r any Com m ercial A gency left after having a moBt happy lime. Those present were: Misses Emma Ciinim, Office and works 214 Onk Avenue — -a n d t o Hundreds o f Shippers Who o re snipping t o them regu lar Inez Carton, Agnes Wilhcrington. Fuye ’Phone 130 High. Louise Smith, Jennie Wofford, Alice FLOR Culver, Junle Culver. Huzel Curroll, Mabel S A N F O R D . Carroll. Lelo Culver und Minnie Rynn; Messrs. William Berry. Lionel Stnrblrd, Clinton High. Robert Smith. Everett Wof­ ford. Horace Boyd, Ernest Culver, David Health Is W orth Saving. And Som e FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sanford, Fla Sanford People K now H ow to Save It. Carroll. Joe Carroll and Nut Ryan. Matty Sonitird people lake their lives Allison Willieringion of Kissimmee is in their bands by neglecting the kid­ spending Monday here with his parents. neys when they know these organ* N. Guy McLeod, who hua been confined need help. Sick kidneys arc responsi­ in the Orlundo hospital f«»r several weeks ble for a vast amount o f suffering and iil beiillbi but three is iio rieeil 4«> sui­ C apital $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 returned Monday.“ ter nor |o remain in danger when all diseases and aches and pains due to Reese Combs left Wednesday for Winter Garden, where be has accepted u posi­ weak kidneys can be quickly and per­ manently cured by l|ie use «if Doan's Now handles Opened for business in 190G tion with lion. A. B. Newton of that place. Kidney Pills. Here is a Sanford citi­ zen's recommendation, W. T. Marshall returned Sunday from Accounts of Mr*. J. J. Cowan, Myrtle Ave., San­ Christina, where lit; has been employed ford. Fla., says: “ In return for the for several months. benefit I received from D oan’ s Ki«ltu-y W. H. Evanson of Sanford, but former­ Pills, I can recommend them. Back­ Residents of Sanford and immediate vicinity ly o i Apopka, spent sevt-ral days here tills ache kept me in misery and I often became so lame that 1 could hardly get week und was the guest' of bis daughter, around to attend to my household dupes. The kidney secretions were t o o Mrs. Jay Combs. frequent in passage and very annoying. Mr. und Mm. Hugh Waters who have " T o t* fair with both frland and foa, •Avhcn a friend tohL m e'abou t D o a n s been visiting the latter's parents. Mr. and 'K it in g Pills. I obtained a. b o x and Oft your o w n llttla rig h t» forego; Mrs. II, H. Witherington. liuve left for At- com menced their use. They did me so It f»aya.” luntu where they will make their future much good that I continued taking them until com pletely cured. I co n ­ borne. • sider D oan’ s k id n ey Pills a most The Orlando Masons enjoyed a delight­ valuable kidney remedy.” F or sale .try all dealer*. Price 50 ful picnic at Wekiwn Springs Thursday of Fostcr-M tlburn C o., Buffalo, lost week. During the entire day autos cents. H. E. TOLAR New Y ork, sole agents for the United M. M. SMJIiL _„ H.. R. STEVENS. - -G. S. DERRY. passed through here, briuging the pJcnltfCashier A u ’l Cashier -¿U tcA -—• President Vice-President ere to the springs. — - —^ the name— D oan's—and Mayor J. D. Mitchell and daughter, Miss Automobiles and Gas Engines KEEP l i l t KIDNEYS WELL merchants Fruit and Produce Best Fertilizers On Earthr G.R. Peoples Bank of Sanford SEVEN D E P O S IT S HUNDRED AND SEV EN IN S U R E D A G A IN S T LOSS �THE SANFORD HERALD Published Ertrr Friday Montini at Sanford, Fla. R J. II0U.T. Manailni Edlior Come to'Sanford on July Fifth. Who Is Pastor Russell , and .what rela­ Sufc*«rl»ttoft Prtac. $1.00 I Y«*r in Advance tion Is he to Editor SbovallT Entered aa aecond-data mail matter Auluat 22nd 1201. at tbe Poetoffice at Sanford. Florida, under Act of March 3rd. 1872. Durham Advertlalnl Company, Jocheonvllle. Rrp reseti tatlvr. JL E X T TIN G E R ’ S -1 It is now Governor Brown of Cèorgla. i - Next Door to Postoffice <>■ While Rosevelt and party are huntinf for lion the police force o f tiie Unitet States are hunting for Leon. And old fashioned celebration Is pro­ mised nil who com e to Sanford on July Office rirrt Floor In the BUhop Block. Flrat Street Fifth. A good time for every one. Telephone No. 148. .« Phone 144 -------------------------------------------------------- -- ----------- --------- --------- ---------- \ ---------- . f MEN’S_ PANAM A HATS $5.00 to $9.00 ' ■ iL Men's _______________ and-Boys' Straw Hats 25 cents to $ 2.50 Those books that leaked from the pack age in the express office at Palntka should Annually we celebrate the d ayon which our forefathers cut loose from their mother hove been put up in better bindings. country, and declared that a few Mattered colonies, holding the edge o f o great con ­ J Tbe hall games to be played Jn thlsfcity tinent with difficulty and danger from next Monday will be a feature o f thedpy. savage foes, would take n plnce amon| No kicking on the umpire will be allowthe nations o f thtpearth. would protect ed.~ 1. themselves, and would take the course Reasonable Itou» IZZ? Store Closes 6 P. M. Except Saturdays. . The City Connell deserves*Credit for the . that seemed good to them.. Half day recreation] Fi)r Employee8 * Every Thursday Afternoon general cleaning up o f the various streets That the-iattempt was successful Is gain to mankind. W e honor those who and avenues. In the business portion made It, and in doing so, made the pro­ there are several grass patches, that arc gress we have seen for a century possible a disgrace to the owners. Annually with cuffiioil'VMI •i iHiV7Hf*anil' »■ The recent tinkering o f the tariff has a chorus o f acclaim we laud llieir wisdom and their bravery and renew our protes­ raised the price o f woolen goods. Florida tations o f attachment and faithfulness to people can wear cotton goods and laugh All Local Advertisement« Under This the principles they laid down. But the at the protection that /osiers the rich and Heading, One Cent a Word Each Issue — consumption o f powder nnd professions o f depletes the pockctbook o f the poor. attachment are not all that Is required of W anted— A w om an for house _ w d r k 4 5 -t f us in this day nnd generation, if we would . While th » p o o r -p e o p le -in the northern Lnck Box 38, Sanford, Fin. ■ be worthy of our fathers. cities are sweltering and dying from the W anted— Unfurnished, two or three It was their duty to choose the prlncl heat, the inhabitants o f Florida are com ­ rooms on the ground floor. Gentleman pies which were to furnish the framework fortable, with cooling breezes blowing and w ife ; no children. Address Mrs. McD Manufactured with pure distilled water— they will prevent illness, aid R. F. D. No. L of government, over these to draw the from the Gulf and the Atlantic. In San­ ’ digestion and give you health W anted— Everyone to know that the laws and practices which were to keep the ford we are especially blessed with a fine Blickensdcrfer typewriter Is the best on bones In place as the muscles and skin do lake fmm which n breeze is usually waft­ the innrket. Sec them at The Herald o f­ the parts o f the human sl^elcton, and force ed at all times o f day. fice. epch to play its appointod port. Then you-woitYn ftm -clnM 'typew rltcr at they had the far simpler tnsk to pratccL moderate rice, call at The Herald office, ThePcniSNSlfTNews had a write up o f T h e “worVortheirTinrnls and watch that the city last week that ought,to prove o f and inspect the Blickensdcrfer. T h e best nothing Interfered with its movements great benefit to Pensacola. Printer's ink and most ctMhpoct machine on the innrket. For Sale—lQ -ft-lau n ch ,-3 b. ix-engine. T"8 B 1 — 1 9 0 0 . from within or without. Because ,they Is one o f the best medium in .mWerlisOxford, North Carotino Bargain, if sold at once. T. P.Conpropst. .succeeded in performing-their tnsk well ng u city and in the special edition of Classical,Halontlflcand English Courses. Prepari* for col ■ • 4 0 -tf logo, University.or isU orern m•— ea. t A Academ Military nnd wisely, their desccndcnts keep the tho News a reader could glean some im­ .ipMsIntUi prom MU SM MtO „ t.-v.S m-a . ies. .. • carriage » LJÊ training.,ilovclo|>* ptSSobcd lru rp and manly For Sale—-Buggy and hnmrss, in godd Fourth o f July ns a holiday and dedicate portant facts- about the growing m e­ Academy W year* old . . . With - - - experienced teachers. ra.ltl* condition. A bargain. E. L. G., Ij i Kc »dr o f................. dine with til* family, securing rito “tho principal and ladle* It (0 noise, to speech, nnd to general rest, tropolis on the gulf, Mary, Fla. tho culture of hom o Ufa. Cultivate* and educate*. Modern recreation and jollity. On one fèstivàl In buildings, pcrluctsanitation, wholeaonto fsro, no crowding. F or S ale .— P. M. Elder o f the Celery a v­ Iliwt moral, moulal, physical and aoclal training. Sltody each year the Roman made his slave Ids '*’***• * i5 le,.,c .Pftrk- 01,0 <Ju*rtcr mile running irark. IO) Every Fourth o f July, some one, rises enue cosh store hnH 200 buVhela o f pens acres. ideal rifmaie, helpful environm ent. In the social master; “on one day In each year the for sale. . 3 4 -tf •» up to criticise the statement o f the Decatmosphere ot refined Christian people. The town noted American publicly acknowledges what Is for over a century aa an educaUonal centre. For Sale—Good driving nnd work horse. Ia ration of Independence'"that nil men Catalogues ready for dtstiibuttngtrue as well every other day, and the small Will trade for mule. Also a few fresh are created equal," nnd goes on to prove HORNER M ILITARY SCHOOL cow s at a bargain. Inquire at Pico Hotel boy owns a continent till he puts himself Col. J . C. H o m e r , P rin c ip a l, O x fo rd , N. t . that men nré not*created equal cither In­ 40-tl to bed. ____________ ;— \ tellectually, physically or socially. The For sale cheap. Quick sale. Need mon­ The annual honor paid to our forefath­ critlfc seems never to remember that the ey. Fifteen acres celery farm. Box 473. ers nnd their deeds of good, hut n vener­ Decoloration is a political document, nnd DR. C. G. B ITT T For Sale— First class square piano. ation for the principles and methods tliat when it says “ all men are creatediL chepp ami, time, — ■ • —d ti-ir * '" which achieved these results would bo equaULlt iueax^ A «ly that rtff-raen by na­ DENTIST F or S ale— Fine Jersey Bull for sale or better. _ T b a t yencration wc-should carry ture are entitled to equal political rights. for service. Addres» John Jcis, or Phone Room 13 Pico Building In our hearts, and It should Influence us ------------ 4 2 tl A ny otlter-<<onstruetioo-is-eemfary-t4)-«hA every day In the year. We should not “SANFORD. FLORIDA“ c 4 nature o f the instrument. F or S ale .— Choice Jersey cows for sale forget that preservation of good is ns d if­ cheap. Now fresh or will be soon. Also ficult and ns praiseworthy ns its procla­ Riiode Island Red eggs for hutching. Cir­ WELCOME TO SANTORD cular free. C. F.Wnrd.Wintcr Park. 2 9 lf mation and defense— that practice is bet­ DR. R. M. MASON Sanford extends n welcome to all on ter than precept, nnd that without the For S alt— An improved Edison moving DENTIST practical enforcement of the principles Monduy July the Fifth. We want you to picture machine. In good order. Also some they established their work will he Judged be With us on that day and help to cele­ good films. Machine only been used two Wclltom Block Phone 19 brate the Natal day o f American inde­ months. Owner in other business. Will a failure and absurdity. sacrifice for 5 50 . Apply at Herald office. Sanford, Florida V pendence. Not only to celebrate but to For Rent—One and three-quarters acres spend a day in the piicnominal Celery o f land, near city limits. Address Box • .TMTM.L TOO HANDY CON City to view the celery delta, to hear the 3 5 9 City.___________________ We have anticipate«! — r JOHN C. SNEAD } We d o / o l intend to try the Wilmot able addresses o f several good speakers, Tq Kr.NT.UM URNism n.— Tito large house, nmrdm'xusc In advance o f the court nny among them being Hon. Frank Clark, our ell and kitchen on Ainory Grove, four ARCHITECT nu*rf than we did the Childers' case. congressman from this district. To sec miles from Sanford, with stable, water 113 W. f irst Street On the confused mass o f contradictory the games nnd sports, and to enjoy an supply, etc. Rent 5 2 4 0 per y e a r; by 'Plioar 1(15 stories told it will require the legal trial old fashioned barbecue at noon, that month 525. |inynblc monthly in advance. S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Reply to C. W. Rantoul. 00 State street. Needs and Bought Our to bring out real evidence. crowning glory oí- a celebrutlon in the Boston, M ass.. For examination o f prem­ It is a muse unfortunate affair that it south. ises npply to John T. Arrcnfs, on the Stock of A. C. HART 4 5-tf has cut off a life and, however U may Many Florida cities entertain the place. terminate, will inevitably hurt two others tourists during the winter seuson with Dress M akinc— Altering ladies' and S U R V E Y O R A N D D R A U G H T S M A N as long as they shall live. fetes o f various kinds and while our cele­ gents'clothing. Ladies'skirts and shirt leveling and CmetSectlonlng for Drainage We can say without prejudice to the bration will b e ' greatly enjoyed by the waist suits a specialty. Years o f experi­ a Specialty ence under French dressmakers and up■ case that one great cause or the suicides, tourists who still linger in the lap of to-date tailors. Mrs. II. M. Holliday, San­ SANFORD. FLORIDA murders and fatal accideuts which we Florida, the grand cvent o f next Monday ford. Fla. 5 00 Park avenue. 4 5-2t huve been having in Orange county re­ s for Florida people as well qnd. is in ­ ANDEW JOHNSON cently, is thé all too bandy gun. tended ns a demonstration o f the San­ Wade, the tuner, Qrlando. The gun is in evidence on every hand. ford spirit. The celebration is not given ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 18x30 Crex Rugs. 37c. at Miller A Ron. A gun carelessly held whilst hunting goes a mercenary spirit for the merchants Practice* In State and Federal O a ifl^ , Fancy work supplies, at 507 Magnolia off und the man's life is winked out. A do not-expect to realize any profit from AND M. G. T. Building. Phone 248. ' -if gun standing against the wall in the house the affair. The big-heurted people of avenue. causes suicide. A gun in the pocket as this city are only desirous o f entertaining Buy Henry Clay Flour o f W. W. I-ong. nn nil too handy "protector" in a fit of their guests und showing them a good The best on earth. THOMAS EMMET WILSON — n n g e rti puintrdTit nn - ndvrrsary nnd n limé. ‘ N0~MfltRSrttté"*pfi5gráhY has been ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-----3 0 x 7 2 Crax Rugs5l.33.Tit Miller A Son: — life taken. A gun goes off accidentally arranged, although there will be plenty to AT-LAW McKinley edition of ten cent sheet mu­ Olid reaches n vital spot nnd a life Is for­ amuse the crowd during the duy, Most Seventh Judicial Circuit of sic. all the popular airs, at City Cigar Store. Lete State Attorney _______ Florida-------- ---------------feited. Any way you tuke It. whether o f the Orange county visitors will he en ­ A ll to Suit YOU and YOUR Residences. Sanford and Sylvan Lake Built by the Pope Contracting Co.‘ suf­ occident, suicide or murder, the fact lies grossed with the two ball gumes with A 4 2 tfin the loose way in which men, women Orlando an attraction the promises to ficient guarantee. Pocket-book and hoys are permitted to have in their be o f the highest order and also with the Nuw is the time to buy your sub-trriGEO. A. DeCOTTES possession the deadly weapon. Spring is opening up and grand tournament, worthy o f . Orange guted land. See M. M. SrnitTi. ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW If they were deprived the luxury o f fire county riders.' T W tournament and The Royal Tailors brand of clothing Practice in State and Federal Courts you will* be compelled to arms, a great deal more trouble would pony roces will create much interest, means perfection. See soqiplcs ul D. A. have to be taken to secure a weapon to there being many o f the northern visitors Wcibarti Block' Snnfrtrd, Fla Caldwell A Sun's. com e out in a New Outfit murder and to suicide, nnd accident would Who have never witnessed this feature .A JiUiejuwiey.ziow and a h ide now nml altogether be barred out and consequent­ before, . j r, - .— — then is the way to buy celery land. See DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER W hy not let us supjdy y°ur ly the record o f deaths would be less. In all the celebration will be on old At the risk of being condemned by the time observance o f the Fourth and will M. M. Smith for particulars. needs? DENTIST Get your fencing now, and get the "Personal Liberty” howler» we would like no doubt be o f sufficient magnitude to Raums 23. 24 end 23. Pico Bldg. Than# 141 to h ave-« license placed on every pistol satisfy tbe large crowd that will be pres­ American or the Ellwood kind. Geo. If. “ There is nothing new under the w » ' 40 and gun in the state; a license o f a hun­ ent. The peoplo o f Sanford extend a Fernald Co. • .SAN FORD, FLORIDA. dred dollars or more per year and follow­ warm welcome to every one to attend the But none o f the Goods under MAIL BOXES ed up closely no matter In whose posses­ celebration next Monday. Bring the The beat Box made— Tbe Riley. Used F. 0. E. CELERY CITY AERIE, 1853 sion the firearm might be. Tills would family and spend a day of unalloyed e x clu s iv e ly o n R o u t e N o . 1. ...............- Meets Tuesday nights, at 8 o'clock, at . bicuu u prohibitive tax to all except those pleasure.-------------- -.. _ Harry J . Wilson. the hall in the Stonc-Gove building, on NEW and up-to-date who might have some actual use for a T oe City u - Y ours. Gas and E lectric Fixtures Firsts trecL gun and would almost entirely do away We carry the combination fixtures, also too* with the calam ities being recorded every W e don't charge anything or s Electric Lights a full line o f gas fixtures, brackets, etc. d ay or two. are coming. Have your ature and reai- Gas stoves and ranges. SANFORD LODGE. No. 27. L 0 .0 . F. Come and investigate before Thousands o f people get through Jiie dence wired now. Expert eJefctricJans. T he F u n a l o H ardware Co.“ Meets every Monday night at 7 :3 0 in Ma­ buying elsewhere without a gun, either on their persons or Alt work done under insurance rules. Notify W. A. Parr or phone our office and Typewriter Far Sale sonic HaU. j Visiting brethren are c o r ­ in their houses, and all the rest could— we wlh make estimate. Smith-Premier No. 2, In good order. dially invited, v . S. B aldwin, Reporter-Star. 41-4t Geo. H. Fzauuu» H ardwaxt Co . Cheap. P. O. Box 48,4 Sanford. Secretary. THE DAY WE CELEBRATE Women’s TRIMMED HATS All Reduced’ BUNTING For Fourth òf July decorating Drink a Bottle of WANT S . G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R Tho Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla Horner Military School Can Fit you LOOK 7 7 -F o r O ur Store YOUR Clothing, Shoes, OUiTooTareOLD’ andlDUcfT w. D. L. Thrasher �•V H , July 2. U M , in and about t h e City We want you To be with us, sure On the Fifth of July. Arc you coming to Sanford, Florida On the Fifth of J u ly !___ 1 LIHie H appenlnfs^M entlon o Matters In Brief. Mr. and Mrs. A, Dornernnd family have Frank Gordon,deputy sheriff, of Orlando, gone to New York for a visit to -the old spent Tuesday nnd Wednesday in Sanford. home. Mr. nnd Mrs. N.R. Johnson and children The famous Elgin Crenmery Duller for jffitylsfUng relatives In Georgia. W. W. Long's Grocery. Twenty-one meals at Stumon's for 54. -----------------:— — Notice— Have you a celery farm for Buy your 4th of July Hams at L. P. Summary o f th e F loatin g Sm all Talk side? If so. address, with particulars. McCullcr's new grocery. Only IG cents Succinctly. A rranged f o r Hur­ Cull Box 125, Smithlield. Vn. per pound. ried Herald Readera. b irst-clnss harness and saddle repairing, ~~Q.~W fT alley. n former Sanford boy is in ut Dickins' stables. 4U-tf Sanford need« tlie city tills week. He is on the rou'd rep­ Your presence here. Mr. nnd Mrs. Rex Packard left last Sat­ resenting Cary roofing. You ore expected here Monday. , urday for Chicago ami other points in Illi­ 24x48 Crex Rugs, 00c. nt Miller &. Son. • Hf, ¿ I Speer who has been seriously il nois. They will be absent several weeks. PERSONAL ITEMS O f INTEREST foe several weeks Is still confined to her Buy your 4th of July Hams at L. P. A good family horse for sale at a bar­ McCullcr’s new grocery. Only IG cents gain. N. H. Garner. .jo pdr pound. bed. The Herald's 'phone is No. 14 A Mr. and Mrs. Deane Turner have, taken Catcher Story of the Orlando nine was Nathan Garner writes from Macon thnt a cottage fiver on the bench for Vim sum­ a visitor tothecity Monduy, nnd witnessed be Is enjoying himself and expects . to be mer. the tint gnme between Curdele nnd Snnabsent for several weeks. Three furnished or unfurnished rooms ford. 27x54 Crex Rugs. 85c. at Miller &. Son for rent. Hines building, over Woodruff's Good second-hand buggy for sale. Dox 4 0 -if Hon. W. L. Fulmer and son Willis of store. See R. L. Jones. 884: 4 4 -if Oriando, spent .Wednesday in the city. Mrs. T. J. Miller lias been quite sick J. 11. F'ictds has returned from Pulntkn Wade mokes frequent trips to Sanford this week. We hope site will lie able to where he wiis a witness in ^iic famous enjoy the Fourth.. Write him at Orlando.. v ' Duvidsim-Kelly trial. The Indies ftf*tht* Congregational church Dr. Dennett, on e'of Orlamlo‘sVmoHt pro­ will serve Ice cream, cake and lemonade. gressive citizens was a visitor to the city July 5th in the city park. A tent will lie on Wednesday. erected for that purpose. Proceeds to go BxlO Crex Art Squares, at Miller & Son to the new church. _ for $0. It is ail"open secret. su wu lw lray-no Rev. L L . Wilson, pastor o f thePresbyconfidence in saying thnt Sanford lost the terisn church. Oakland, spent Tuesday ball game Tuesday, also. night with Rev. J. F. McKinnon. Hon. W. O. Overstreet of Orlando was a Dwellings for sate or to rent. E. T. visitor to the city Thursday. Woodruff 43-2 Mrs. Henry Penrce of Arcadia is the Mrs. Henry McLaulih and children re guest of her sister. Mrs. A. Simon, this turned this week from a short visit to the week. beach. M. M. Smith has 1,000 ncrcs of celery _ America alarm clocks for 8 5 c n t-F er tnnrt. Sold on easv terms. nalil's. R. T. Duller of Seabreeze was a visitor See C. A. Reed!fur furniture ami piano moving. tf _ J, C. Cuilmim loft W.wUt>gJl..y Jur-Plant avenue and Conimercini Street:---- 4 2 tf— City, where he will spend several weeks F'. I.. Miller of Lakeland and D. J. Starvisiting friends and relatives. ling of litis city have been added to the Center tables at Milter fit Son, from 80 clerical force at.the Sanford Grocery Co. tents up. 1 Special prices at Miller & Son, before Career: nnd—daughtar^- Mus -takiag s HkL—-Y ou can save, from 20 to Nell left Wednesday on a visit to relatives 30 |ier cent. Give them a trial. at different ¡Mints in Georgia. They will The building formerly occupied by J. I. probdbly be absent two or three months. Anderson as a grocery store, which was Fresh Georgia butter, 35 cents n pound partially destroyed by lire several weeks for sale by Carder fit Roberts. ago. lias been torn town. Flornoy Philips of Starke has been the House to rent for the summer, corner guest of Ids uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Magnolia avenue and F'irst street. En­ L R. Philips' for several days, returning quire of Mrs. M. L. Allen. home Tuesday. —Mrs. H. A. Howard and children and Plaining time is here. M. M.Smitli will Miss Alberta Hill left last Saturday for Ca­ sell you land on easy terms. dillac. Mick, where they will sjieml the S P- Willis returned W ednesday even­ summer. ing from a week's visit to relatives at Williston. Mrs. Willis and little son, Cnswrll will remain away a few weeks longer visiting at different points in the State. II you want a first-class tailor-made «oil for $12.98, call at U. A. Caldwell fit Sons. Mrs P. F. Cray o f Tampa after spending Wednesday in the city the guest of her sister. Mrs. Sam Williams left for Clnclnna,e where she will spend the summer. Do not throw away money ondoubtf*d seed. L. ft. Philips will give you a sumpla of celery seed to test Toryour“ lf. Get them now. W. D. Yowell, general manager o f the Orlsndu Reporter-Star was In ihe d ty on’ Wednesday, This la Mr. Yowell'« •‘first trip to Sanford In several monllis and be was greatly surprised ATT the remarkable growth of the city. At a bargain—SO acres o f best celery land In celery delta. On SL Gertrude ave­ nue. See Murrell, the real estate man, Welborn block. 39-tf Artie Smith returned Wednesday from ■ bear hunt in the vicinity o f Forest City. Mu wood« were full o f bear, but they were bashful and wouldn't even com e out and let Artie look at them. None o f them weighed less than 4 0 0 pounds, and one Idg fellow must have weighed in the neighborhood o f half a ton. The American and Ellwood fence are the best on the market. See them at the G*». H. Fern aid Hanle wore Co— before 'W x c h a i l n * '------- N.P. O. . .» . DON’T READ TH IS j Look for the Big Ad of the BIG C ELER Y S A LE BEGINNING • WEDNESDAY JUNE 16th I N. P. Y O W E L L & CO. •• • W. Hr Howard and 0 . S. Howard, two ‘ prominent citizens of Geneva, were In A a t - ❖ 4>❖ 4*<■ ++<•+•!> ^ 4 - 4"t* ❖ 4* 41❖ 4*<•+++•{• <•i +<• ++.4 * 4 ♦ <>* 4><•0 the city yesterduy.___ . _____________ _ * * * < M ‘ +,4"M >+4-4"fr+«H -4-*****4-e-+4-:i"i"F"!"F$4-4-4-i4>4'4-4'4'+++4"i"t-4'<•+++< You want the beBt Georgia peaches and you get them ut Hill's Grocery. K. H. Murrell relumed hist Monday from Conway, S. C., where he sjxmt several days the past week. L. R. Philips has his new crop celery seed In und will give you u testing sumple free. Mr. and Mrs. McCuin of Puola were In, the city lust Saturday, eu route lo CaunGeorge Lovell is home for a few weeks to the city last Tuesday. Mr. Duller will da, where they will s|ieiul (lie summer. from Jacksonville, where lie has been at probably invest in Sanford properly,_____ _If you duu'1 think Miller.-fir- Son will ling Massey-Huslncss-Oollegc.----------S7.TS will buy nn iron bed, a good suve you money, you try litem. 9x12 Crex Art Squares, at Miller fit Son spring and n mattress, at Miller & Son. for 57.75. W. Gwynne F'ox Inis returned from q J. C. Green will embark in the livery trip to the East Coast, wbtrre' l|c assisted business in this city In the near future. in bundling, the pineapple crop. He has nut yet secured n location. Buy a meal ticket, anil eat your Sunday Seventy-live bushels o f cow pens for dinner ut Stumon's. sale cheap, at E. A. lleflleld Co.'s. J. H. Sadler, county treasurer and nilb. W, Spencer's bakery will[make no de­ round guod fellow, siient Tuesday in this livery on next Monday, July -Dili. Get city. " Jim lias friends everywhere and your bread on Saturday, if possible. never, loses them. When you have an Item o f news call Sanford Novelty Works ami Cement phone No. 148. Stone Plant located at the corner of F'rencb :t . M• Geo. S. Derry, the genial cashier of the Peoples Dunk bus returned from a two weeks visit to bis family at Summerton. Ga. He found little George greatly im­ proved und lie is now able to use Ills foot. Keep your eye on Hill's Grocery for Iteaclies. '_____ - _ Georgia The City Cigar store has installed a tine sodn fountinn mid is now prepared to serve ice cream and cold drinks of all kinds. I--If you wunt the best Georgia peaches giit-iluMii h i TliilVGroceryi------ -— ------— E. M. North, the passenger agent of the A«iantlc(Const Line, was in tbecity Tues­ day. Mr. North is assisting in boosting Sanford's Fourth of July celebration. Rev. W. C. Taylor of Tig null, Ga., spent Ific past weelrttrthis—e iiy t-llm -g u e s l-o f friends. Kev. Tuylor preached last Sun­ day at the baptist church. He is enthu­ siastic over the future prospects of Sunford. mid may decide to make some in­ vestments ere returning to his home. The Atlantic Hotel ut Coronado bench will open a (tout June 1st, remodeled and refurbished. Water und gas. Terms very reason able. T. D. Denmree. owner nnd proprietor, 40-4 ^ v U R MEN’S APPAREL,is a perfect production-of-pleasing style,-and •• i - adapts itself to the needs of good dress­ ers especially during the warm weather ______ L___ _ ^ ^ l months]... Our stock of merchandise is of the V most approved style-conservative, yet modern in every feature, and it will be to your interest to investigate. If quality is your strong point let us supply you. .FR A N K Clothier and Men’s Furnisher Hon. Geo. D. Dickenson of Maitland was in the city several days ibis week shaking Get u s a m p le o r celery seed from bands witlt old friends. Mr. Dickenson is L R. Philips and test them and see a great Sunford man and nn enthusiastic that you get whu| you want. New booster. c r o p seed n ow In. Dining chairs, high back, for 07c, at Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Horum left this week Miller fit Son. for Tallulah F'ulls, Go.*, where it is hoped Mrs. Walter Hund nnd daughter Hazel, the change will heiuTit Mrs. Durum's +A 4*+4>4-4-❖ 4 - 4 - *fr4-4* 4-❖ 4*414**>-fr 4> 4r4-4*<f 4? 4-4* 4*<•+♦+■><• •>41+ + 4--J accompanied by Mrs. K. L. Jones, went to ^ ^ health. / Orlando Monday morning to have an op ­ Chairs, stands, rockers, matting, spring eration performed on Hazel's throat. cot, and window shades for sale. Practi­ They returned that afternoon, and the pa­ cally new. Enquire ut Herald office. t tient Is getting along nicely. J. T. Fuller has arrived lit the city nnd Buy your 4th of July llama, ut t . P. will be in charge of the work of installing M c C u l l c r ' s new grocery. Only 16 cents the new electric light plant. His family per pound. will arrive Inter, and they will make their STRONG LINE 01 CHILDREN’ S SCHOOL SHOES Do uway witb dust while sweeping car­ home here until the plant is linisiied. pets by buying Wizznrd Carpet Cleaner of The Latest Full Styles in Ladies’, Gent's and Children's Shoes ] Now is the lime lo build your fence olid W. W . Long . _________________ . _________ the Goo. H. F'erunld Hardware Cm, Is the 7 Just Received ~~ While your wife is away, make yourself pluce to buy. dice the Ellwood aud Amer­ ut home ut Stumon's. 21 meals Tor $4. ican Fence. Miss E. H. F'ryer, daughter of Robert A. R. Key teller of the F'irst National Dank bus relumed from a three week's Fryer of Tavares. ,was In the city a few ; v v » » v trip to Lea Sprj/igs, Twin. This Is H. P. hours last F'ridny en route home from a Driver's famous resort und many Orange visit to Jacksonville. Came in on the Clyde Line boat and took the train for county people ore spending the summer Tn rarer " " ‘ Orders Solicited For there. --------------------7 “ For an up-to-date tailor-made suit, see Gel ready fo r (lie files and M o s ­ q u itoes. Largest s to c k and lowest O. A. paid well & Sons. o r lc c s on screen d o o r s und wlnduws Mrs. J. N. Whitner went to Jacksonville ut Harry J. W ilson's. ROSES A SPECIALTY Monday to see her sister. Mrs. H. H. Deane, When we Invite guests to partake of who wusquitesick. Mrs. Deane will prob­ Florists Agent. Ask for Prices our hospitality we always put our ably return with Mrs. Whitner to recuper­ homes in perfect order and don our best ate in life-giving sunshltuTand invigorat­ PHONE 160. Oak Ave. nnd 11th St. SANFORD, FLA. j bib und tucker to honor them In "our ap­ ing breezes of Sanford.*" pearance as wellus entertainment. Some Go-Fly keeps flics off liorses and cattle. one will have to be up and doing If we 2 5 c o n t l5 D c At all drug »lore*. 444U expect to be proud o f the cleanliness and Miss Florence Butts o f Eustis cam e In neatness o f our streets and vacant lots on the Clyde Line last Friday from Jack­ when our visitors oniVe on July 5th. All sonville. where she has been spending the trash and loose papers' on the side­ walks and streets, with all other unsight­ several weeks with acquaintances. Site ly debris so often in evidence should xiis- was met* here^by 4 h e stepfather, H. Fv » , ■ *' * ' j* ppear Saturday. Sanford can andshould Kriegsman. They took the afternoon train We certainly hope that the grass-mower will go through all the streets in the east­ ern and western sections of the city. It would be a dreadful tiling If the festlvl°n the Fourth should have to be dis­ continued to bunt for a child, or children, do herself proud on Monday and be the for home. New c r o p ce le ry seed Just received. and joy of her citizens and attroc°f »ome one o f the visitors, lost In the very ,pride _____, and luxuriant- grass and weeds on tive to our stronger*, who maybe coming Coll and get sam ple end t e s t t h e m « * y tu r s e lf before buying. L R. Philips. to spy out the land. F L O R ID A SANFORD FRANK L. W O O D R U FF! Sanford’s Only. Exclusive Shoe-Store L. H. T E M P L E Cut Flowers and Hot House Plants The Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. _ Low Pricea. Easy Payments. 4. Pico Block �THE SANFORD HERALD Luxury OF. The Ocean Tempered By Certain Rules LIr Items of Interest Gleaned Froth To the many Sanfprd people who are contemplating a trip to the beach.the fol­ lowing rules will be most interesting: It is declared by many physicians that more harm than benefit often results from sea bathing, for the simple reason that Here the Reader* Win rind a Brief common sense Is so generally left at home. Historical Spring flowing Ta|$n judiciously, the sea bath quickens For Hurried Reader* the circulation, and la' a splendid tonic for A letter received by Rev J o s e p h !» Grimm tired nerves, but If a woman Ignores all o f Leetonlo, Ohlonwhose church was to^ the rules o f health, with her sea dip, she tally wrecked recently, contained the In­ Is likely to com e out a fright and remain formation that every church whose pastor one for a long time. The early morning bath is only fitted for took active port In anti-saloon politic* would be destroyed. The letter hns been bodies entirely vigorous. From 10 to 12 turned over to ih’i poatofUce authorities. o'clock ii declared the best time for bath­ While"sailing on Klllam ey lake In Ire­ ing for both health and beautifying results. land, recently, n party of American tbur- And let it be noted right here that it is ists were drowned by the upsetting of the madness for Inexperienced persons to re­ main long, or, indeed, any bather, as, no boat. matter how much the fun is enjoyed, the By the explosion o f gas in o mine o f the long stay in the water prevents the health Lackawanna Coal Co. at Heluum, Pa., a and beauty-giving reaction that every wo­ few days ago, seventeen miners were man bather especially should strive for. killed and many more InjurW. Those bathers, too, who haven't the pluck The A tom ajec cotton mills. In the state to plunge in at once, find more griof than o f Jalisco, Mexico, have been destroyed by Joy in the sea bnth. Every new breaker fire. Loss, about »1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 ; insured fo r is a repetition o f the first shock, and their about one-third. relentless thump should not be received | Miss Sarah O m c Jewett, regarded as upon the head or stomach, The b o d y j one of the foremost writers o f America, he turned sideways to the coming wave, died a t South Berwick, Me., recently, o g e r with the heart’s side protected against it. a long illness resulting from apoplexy and Continual frisking about Is likewise requi­ paralysis. site while In the water, and the tempera­ The Nortli had n touch o f hot weather ture o f the water and one's power o f reac­ the past week. Several sunstrokes were tion should determine the stay in it, for It Is almost dangerous to remain in after the glow has been replaced by the chill. Doctors advise only fifteen minutes of sea bathing at a time for athletes, five minutes for the weaker folks and three company fo n h o e e really weuk. • " This, then, is beauty's first whisper to Fort William Henry hotel, on Lake the prospective sea nymph— if yon want George, N. Y., was burned June 2 4, tol a be m ade fairer by the kisses o f Neptune, ____ gnthnr w l^li lu m n le n li. - Los* $ 25 0,0 0 0. look out, first o f all, for your good health. The hotel Blood close to the site o f the old And tills advice includes a warning against ■ fort which was the scene o f many stirring tight corsets. encounters between the British and French Health discussion over, the proper care in colonial day*, and which Is mentioned o f the liair should be taken into considerin .J, Fennimorc Cooper's famous story, atlon. "The Last of the Mohicans." After a sea hath, if the hnir has become For the usual crime Albert Reese, a ne­ wet, it should be washed as soon as pos­ gro was taken from the Cuthbert.Gn., jail sible in fresh water, for the clam m y mat­ Thursday and lynched. ting which salt watef leaves is most hurt­ ThcGouid divorce suit has been decided ful to the hair's vigor and appearance, and t in Mrs. Gould's favor. She gets n «yearly those who do not wear the oilskin cap, alimony o f »3 5 ,0 0 0 . "" j then, should be careful nbout having their John D. Rockefeller, Jr., lias licen elect­ heads sprayed. ed vice president of llic Standard Oil Co. The skin is often very bndly irritated or to tirtte the place of-H . H. Ruget s. i ecentiy disfigured by the salt ablutions, for to deceased some persons these bring immense activ­ The fatigue uniform of tlie United States ity o f all the glands, und (Ids results in army is to he changed from brown canvas eruptions and scruff. to blue drnim If You W an t-to Buy or Sell Various Sources HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK OR TR U C K LANDS Come and See Us HOARDING CF.LERY, SANFORD. FLA, It Makes No« Difference What You Wi • * t or Where Y ou Want It H AVE IT nnri o n T e r in s t h a t a r e H O W AR D -PACKAR D LAN D COM PANY A dispatch from Lagos. Britisli West Africa says the native chief <J_ Oyp,._iu gerln, recently ex polled Rev. S. D. Plnnock, missionary of the foreign missions board of the South Baptist Convention, and lius now seized the land belonging to tW m is An attempt was made Inst week to de­ stroy tile Catholic church and priest's res­ idence in Newark, N. J „ by bombs made o f tin cans tilled with high e x p lo r e s . T H E JA C K S O N CAR S The British Radium Institute of London has just bought seven and a half gruinsof radium for »150,000. This is at the rate o f about »0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 a pound. No Sand too Deep No H ill too Steep - A. E. H ILL, Agent Red Currant Jelly Is one of the most The German-Lloyd steamship George popular kinds of Beech-Nut Conserves Washington, the third largest vessel ever thut we sell. It has a delicious fluvur. and is just right to serve with a roast of built, has arrived in New York. m eat. Each Conserve of . After long years o f talk, work has at Beech-Nut Brand last'been begun on the Cape Cod canal. The first bale of cotton of this year's is made o f the best fruit and pure sugar crop in Texas, sold In Houston this week only, and includes Cherry, Cranberry, Quince, Raspberry, Strawberry. Pinefor »4 2 5 . It weighed 2 0 8 pounds. ppie, Peach. Grape Jelly and Jam, Grape After a two day's strike o f the street car men ill Pittsburg, Pa., an agreement —has been reached favorable to th e ' men; A steamship line between Mobile and t h e ls le o f Pines has been established. The first vessel sails Saturday. P. McCULLER Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., etc., in Sanford _ J Sell the Land —- Your Brnins, Money, and Muscles Makes the Crop and the Profit SANFORD, FLORIDA FLORIDA PEOPLE " Ml y LOOK N . J -these -..prices And c o n s id e r th e H i q u a lit y (v a r y chair Illustrated here la mada at the bast w hile maple stock and finished natural out-door varnish. * The scats a rc best arsds double woven rattan >nsl cheep p ith . Wo u , M llta a fcundrod, o f O N u n to tho poepto of »*• Slow, en d o v o r, owHomot t f l n | i «• w * p * ' Wh, T is ■ s y oRi m ifi t lie W 'IU *«« ' "" - IM P R O V E D IR R IG A T E D FÄ R M 8 ~ -liiN C I U B O ! ILLUSTRATED CATALOG ROW. IV ROCKER SHOW! HERE OAR IE MAO IH RED, GREEN OR OAMAhV FOR IS 0T8. EXTRA. FLORIDA OHAIR FAOTORY Jacksonville, D e rid a Flow ing W ells on A ll Celery Delta and oilier Desirable Tracts in Blocks to *uit Purchaser. . N. W H ITN E R Prices nnd descriptions upon request. First National Bank B u ild in g �THE SANFORD HERALD W IL L M AKE AN ADDRESS B A L L G A M E S -S a n fo rd Grand Tournament and P ony R a ces BY THE CHAMPION ROUGH RIDERS OF THE STATE FA LLO W IN G MS T H E - PROGRAM Sanford on Ju ly Fifth! sim ian for Orntidn C ountv and the State at large. FOR T H E DAY 2:30 P. M— Horse Racing, 3:30 P. M.— Ball Game. The Tournam ent Every one wants to hear Hon. F rank C lark, the gr< Orator and Statesman and Florida’s famous Congressman Every one wants to see the Grand Tournament and Races, the various Games and Amusements. Eyery one wants to witness two of the very best B e lli o f the season between the Sanford and Orlando nines. And every one wants to enjoy the Grand Barbecue ai Sanforil, thfiJam ous Celery City.------------ :------------------------- Program Firing of Salutes at S u n r is e .________ • „ ________ Í):00 A. M.— Parade 10:00 A. M.— Ball Game. 11:00 A . M.— Tournament. 12:00 Noon.— Barbecue at the City Park Address by, Hon. F rank C lark The Tournament will he one of the features of the day.ami is exciting much interest among the famous riders of tliis sec­ tion. The following Rules will govern the Tournameni: All riders must, he dressed in uniform representing the Knight he personates. All lances must mefisOre eleven feet or more. Each Knight must carry his lance in the pnrade.„ The riders will he under the command of Charles Hand, Captain of the Tournament Races. There will he three rides for each Knight— four rings thirty yards apart; . ■■■• There will he first, second and third prizes. The Tournament will he run on Racing Rules. _______ There will be three races Tor the T ou rn a m en t horses. Three prizes for each race. The horses will be classed in three classes. Entrance fee in the Tournament will he two dollars. Any Knight showing the slightest sigiifTnf intoxication will l)c ruled off the track. Archie Cameron will have charge o f the Tournament and Races and will answer all inquiries regarding the same. The Day’s Enjoyment to Conclude with a REGATTA ON THE LAKE AND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS COM E SANFORD �me SANFOftOlltRALÌ) — But a regular Sale for every day in the week except Sunday I take this method of saying to you that I have opened u Dry Goods, Notion, Shoe, Hat and Ladies1 and Men’s Furnishing Goods Store near the corner of Third Street and Sanford Ave. The Stock and fixtures are all new, not one' thing in the house as m u clras two months-old: -The goods are bought Cheap as the Cash can get them from the factory, department stores, and large jobbers, of the North and shipped by the cheapest route'UTid I have loaded them with only a poor man’s Racket profit, for cash before delivery, eliminating the Yard~wld©‘ Bleached S h e e tin g ............. 8 to 10c J|* I . V Unbleached S h e e t i n g . ___ -___ -..6 to 8c 1 0 -4 Sheeting ^ ^ :r r r r e T T 7 ^ T — > T :7 7 ^ 7 7 ^ 9 c A pron G in g h a m s .................................................. 7c Calico, Hesperia Indigo B lu e ......... .. . . 5c Dress Patterns, in Fine G in g h a m s .............10c India L in e n ...........................................................10c Persian L a w n . . . . . . . : ............... .7.*...... 18 to 2 5c Yd wide Dress Linen, W hite, B row n 20 to 2 5c . * * _ __ • * i■ Cross Barred W aist G o o d s....... 7 to 17c Piques and C o r d u r o y .... .................... 11 to 15c Ladies Neckwear R.uchings, Collars, Jabots, Bow s, T i e s ..5 to 25 c W h ite W a is ts .............................................4 6 1 0 1.55 Lace Curtains, 3 yards long Ladies’ V e sts............. _______ ______ 5 to 45 c each Childrens R C a d y-to -W e a r D resses___2 5 to 1.40 Ladies’ Muslin Underwear Em broidered S k irts ...............: ................130 to 1 Draw ers ................................ . ! . . . ........ .____ 25 to Chemise with Long S k irts .................... 60 to •1 » Corset C o v e rs ......... ........... frn . . . . . 2 0 to ! Th e latest idoas in Ladies’ H osiery, a ll------ Colors7777T................. -....................10 to ! Men’s Balbriggan Underwear Shirts and D ra w o rs ___................. . 2 0 to 5 0c each M en’s Pepcrcl Elastic Scam D raw ers 29 to 50c 44 Dress S h irts .................. ..................40 to 1.25 M en’s and Boys Linen Collars 44 44. 11 Ties.____ r . _ . . . M en’s9 H o s ie ry ,__ ____________— * 7 * ’ Mosquito Canopies ................... Sprin g-B ack Mosquito Bars . . . ------Men’s Shoes, Hats, Caps and many things I chn’t mention, but come andexamine the stock. There are many things I haven’t got that you will perhaps need but everything that T offer is a bargain. Respectfully submitted to the Cash Trade.' Yours, anxious for the trade SAN FO R D A V E N U E �........... i j : ■ juty 2. NOISELESS EOIRTH ,' f » PLANNED In The C ircuit C o u rt, S ev en th J u d icia l C ircuit Of N o r ld a . P fa n X e C ou n ty Chancery .f Fire erne h er* B a rre d In C levelan d, Till* Year The dawn o f In d ep en d en ce Day Cleveland this year should find the c it y ’ w If UsmW ook S Runet. best of young patriots flrecrackerless and U R. Calhoun. forlorn. There should be no to y pistol, S. I’ uumpN. fini A. DtCortrs. no torpedo con e, no can n on crnckcr, none !!r. ,NC0RW>RATtüN OF EAGLES i,f the other d e v ice s com m on ly used to ARTI£f;f?r llllll.DIM, and loan association .celebrate thé glorious Fourth. Jbe Cleveland city cou n cil, d esp ite the J protest of the sm all J » y a n d Ü tè 'C ô h T plaint'of the shopkeeper, hns tnken measures to prevent the crop o f acciden ts which generally atten d s the celebration o( the Fourth o f J u ly . By a ction far more sweeping than has -ever^ b efore ~15en taken In a c I T y ô n h e size o f Cloveland the council has absolu tely forbidden Ibeu seof fireworks, e x ce p t for a few public displays to b e g iven under the direct charge o f the c it y anrhortritfir." flic law Is to be strictly en forced and the coming Fourte o f Ju ly in C leveland pro­ mises to- be n oiseless, b lo o d !e s a „ a m deathless. The municipal authorities w e re ip * jg fe d to this action by a con stan tly Increasing public sentim ent. A m ed ica l journal called ottentlon to th e fa ct that In the celebrations o f the Fourth o f July from 1903 to 1007 Inclusive 21 ,5 2 0 persons were Injured and 1,153 killed. " T h e liait non cracker in 1007 w as responsible for 16 death» and the Injury o f 1,480 per S J Ä Ä Ä Ä T O i i A 'Ä 'w AS'ÄSSK!”1J“ •‘W “» »r AMtnr i ,luf e °,f «hl* corporation «Imll In- Eagy-» liul ü,n« and Loan Association and its ulaiv ImisIiicss shall Iw al S.'uiiuril, Urangi' County, Ha. Tl , I m t r ii i .||„ ■nalUr1'yfjhftbUSlmi«*Inlwfnmltict» «•»Htrthl« turiwruilun »hall Iw to buy. own sell ami r o o m real estate. ani| Imi-roV* ihr .ani" ««niiw t " Ä rhemm; tu borrow monryaml mort ua*MS,i' mli' “f" '¡MMllr* otherwise owing, by '’V'“*’ ' " '"nmj ‘•*.'7 mhtrubUgaUoni Huri for, lo make mlvnncri taanrtrf rmmey iu iaYiiirr, ffVfi mitrnoTtf filf pctaodhI pmtH’Ttv imscc*tary to odvantngeously condnrl am! tran.act any laislucss that tills corporation Is authurired to enr ry on; ami to du all such other nml furtlier things at may be necessary or exiwd lent to be done for the successful transacthm of the butineu of this (mutation: and to hove, rxrnlu- mill rnjoy nil tile rights, (Kiwira nnil privilege-* Incident toeortionn'' f i ™ * - * « thcU* ‘ " r Ajsncu in The amount of the ¿atSlai itock of this cnrpmntion Shull lie Twenty Thou«and (S2<HJ00.pu) Dol­ lars. to Is- divided Into two llmusaml shares of the par vn in- of Ten ( JI« 110) Dollars each, to U- paid for with awful money of the United States. Slates. All ' or Ä ^ nÄ ny Portion uf the said calli Ini utoek may be puyalile In or ,Issued or used, fvr for *>r In thè Puryhaaeui , ----------liroptrty. lal*|/.«e aerrirrs, nt li )u»t valuntìon de' ■ ■■by (be ..................... thereof to lie determined board of directors Aknaj: iv Till, cur|mra(Ion shall iunlinuc ami have full iHiwer toexen-Ue Itsiviriwralr right, uml frnnchlw. ItH’ü tor a perh»l of ninety nine years from nml after the sons. L-ummenrenient of Its rurpurate existence. A few dnys before the Fourth o f July *sr lay v The bu.lness of Ihis cor|M>riithui .hull U- con­ Jn Cleveland Inst yenr a girl w as dem on ducted liy the fullowlng officers: A president, vicestraling a new p iece o f fireworks in i president. treasurer and M em ory, elected by the Hiard uf director., nnd n board of dln-clur. of nut crowded store. 'A spark fell am ong the less limn five tmr more than »even direelurs, wlm . hull be stucMmlilrra in mid corporaliun, m lie fireworks stock, there w as an explosion eh-ctrd by the stuckholder. annually. The office uf and lre|isurt r may lie held by the ..nine and a wild pish for sn fety. H alf n’ d ozcn secretury lie rum, hnrtlM- trnmplwl and b la ck e n ed with __lim it aftiar-Iim-fUM-mmu.il luwlfnguf llie mlnrk- — smoke. w ero-tak en fn n n ~ th (r building.' The holiday Itself brought more" than the usual number o f accid en ts. ' These things stim ulated the m ovem ent lo reform the m ethod o f celeb ra tin g the r Fsurlh. »' T~ ' T - ~ ■ ■— — Ho persons! Him o r coritoratinn shall within the city sell, offer for sale, or have In his possession or cu stod y a n y toy pis­ tol, gqulh, rocket, cracker o f tom an candle ’or fire bnlnon or other com bu stible fireworki or any article, for the m aking o f pyrotechnic display, provided that n oth ­ ing in this section con tain ed shall be so construed ns to proh ibit the*, board of public service from giving pyroteclm lcal diiplays in the public parks w henever such haunt is thereunto d irected b y ,r e • solution o f Utg e o u n c ir The ordinance goes on to reiH-’ nl prevloui pro visions In the c ity ordin an ces __ regulating the sale a n d use o f - fireworks and fixes a jieiialty for v iola tion o f the .measure at a fine o f $100 or thirty days imprisonment or both, at the discretion of the coilrt. Tfte ord in an ce is m ade effective im m edfatoly after its passage and legal publication. Jmhlefit, hrrrln pmvtdnT lio. am) until their .uc' iT.surs are elected mid qualilied. ihei>ll«vr»nf ihls corporation shall lx- W. I) Ibihlen. prrskleot; W II Underwondi vice-president; nnd S Rungr, secre Inry and irortsiirer; the tmnrdof dim lor. shall Ik* W. I). Huhlcn: (!. K. Calbouin ,W. II Underwood. S. I’ulr.ton and George A IM’ottes Tlie first or organisation meeting of the »pickholders of this coriKiration shall Ik- held In the i lly id SanfopL Orange itniniy. Murhln. on the I9tfi day of July, A. 1) 191)9, Jor the purpose of ailutil­ ing by-laws, mid Wnnph-imgthe orgnnirallonof the roriKjrnllon. ns bi-reintiefure providisl for. nml thereafter ibe annual meetings of the stockholders .ball Ik- held on the second Thiirruloy-Jlt July of enefi nml rvrry yenr, ' San- h**!Clark was one o f the um pires in the (ame with Sanford nnd (he_vnlentinc wua Addressed, "Clark Robinson. Esq,, official umpire, Orlando, F la." I * The valentine is u co m ic picture cut from tlie Metfoplis. T he title lias been changed (oread, "T h e Lem on U m pire." A man with u basket full o f lem ons is hand­ ing one out to a m an labeled “ Orlando.' On the lemon are the words, "F a ir U n i!" Another lemon is droj>ix?d to the ground hy a figure labeled, "S a n fo r d ," hnving Ute words, "F ou l" written on it. In the upper rigid hand corner are th ese w ords; "Y o u •*«n to have forgot the Orlnndo team has 1« play some- gamus at Sanford.' Just what is meant by tliut veiled tiireat <io«s not appear nnd o f course no sensible pstson in Sanford, and much lefts n memDf the Sanford lonin is resjionslhle far the valentine. 'Clnrk in-.its it ns~n joke and sa y sr he is ®°k ssslly soured and therefore (lie lemon Picture does' not fit hlim—Kcpurler-Stur. Moore’» Modern Methods — . Everyauu hns heard o f Moore'sTnodern wrthodi of bookkeeping nnd lo o s e -le a f "riger systems. So great has been the rittnand for these perfect ledgers that The Sanford Herald lias decided lo keep u full line of these goods, and a n yon e wishing record sheets, con tracts, account “***». nnd everything for the office o f the ^•Iness man, should call nt The Herald S an itary Inspector •Uve you seen tlie cloth-fin ish ruled — *iler<hsads, “•su m and* ¡iunery. »^ oti Very I ernid office T ' -The lutest thing in fine sta­ ll up, Mr. Business Man. ■ SHIPPERS OF hat the residence of »okl C. C. Warwick, unstec; m unknown, thnl there Is no person In the stale ol Morlda the service of a suhooenn upon whom would bind said defendant, and that said defen­ dant is over the age or twenty-one (21) yrnrs. Toil are therefore ordered to appear tn this hl|l on Monday the JJlh day of July A. D. 11(09, the same Iwlng a rule day uf this court, i \LJ* further ordered that this order be published in The Sanford lleraUL a newspap.-r published In Orange county; Florhla. Willies*.li. kL-RoUnssm. clerk of tturCtfWn Court for the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Orange .County and the seal of the said court, this the 5th day of May A. 0.1909. „„ _ n. M. Rwmnson, Cletkl 38-8 Hy M. A Howasp, D. C. Tm'mas Emm Wilscm. Complainant's Solicitor. Florida Fruits *nd Vegetables • I General Insurance Agents In C ourt o f th e C ounty J u d g e , S tat o f F lorida In Re Estate of t « 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA J0fon <r County. To nil Creditors. Legatees, Dislrihulers and till Fersons having C l o r Demand, ngaln.t aakl W w v W W k m v W W k U M W W W W W W V g V W V W W W H V V 1 Yuu and euch of you «re hrrrby noli fin1 and rr ijuiml tn urt’M'iit any daunt and drinundt which .. u i - you - — may — , have __________ - the estate m W. N. Leffler, divenvrd, tale of Orange count] Morlda. lo the undersigned nilmini.lrnlrix of sal estate, within two year* from the date hereof. Dated May 24, A. D. 1909. Ei.ia E. I-rrnr«. ■fj'h ____ . Ailmini.Irani* r .-j I ■ CT Pope Contracting Company N o tice ' O f S t o c k h o ld e r » ' M e e tin g or The S a n ford Light & Fuel Co. ToV»The Stuclpinhlrrs U of| L Said Company: Hini Aruilipilll)'. ItilIKirIanI reeling merllng of the slork, There willbr willlx- an nn jmportant holders of the Sanford Ltglil & Fuel Fuel Company I nt the Company's office In the city of Sanford. S FlorIda on the lath day of June nt IÜ o'chu ------- — ............ . ... ... „ cluck u, tn. All ; stoekhulders are earnestly mmesied to atienda» mutters of iiii|Kirtnnce will he liefore said meeting jor cynshlerntlon. Furia sic 11. Raso. Attest:' IScalI President. Cm. If, FotNAtu, Secret ary. . Sanford. Fla.. May 27lh. I9t)9. -II-3 High-Grade House-Building a Specialty I W. D Holden. W H UliderwiKKl. S. Range. K Culhomi. Pules loll. ,**ii A Det’olres, Sanford. Fla Sanford. Fla Sanford. Fla. Sanford. I la. Sanford. Fla Sanford, Flu.’ -HI Shares -III Shares dll Slopes Ull Shares 90 Shares 90 Shares ___ ilicJA^ilnlciii Um subsuibillg Jtnurpurwiuu of the Coi|Kiroliuii have hcretmto vtiivcriln-il Iheir W D ll"UiLN. : W. II. Umsskiko. S Rio«,i, ____ G H QHsoO*----------- ----------- JTI’i'isaroN. DEALERS IN Builders Supplies, Interlurehen Sand A l plia Cement, Acm e Plaster I ! --r \4 I In Circuit Court, Seventh Jndlclul Cir­ cuit. Orange County, Morlda . Frank, Plaintiff vs _, _ HAND BROTHERS JUST KECEIVFD Another lot o f t h o s e [turgido* In Harness at • Harry Wilson's GROCERIES — * That’s My Business Invcstigutiii^ the Quality ol Goods ami the Prices ol Same I" That’s Your Business L IV E R Y , F E E D and SALE STABLES Harneas and Dugglea D 1909. N o t i c e OFDiRClittTjiO All person« ure iieroby in o t ifie d I h a t » .I, to-wit, Ute 30th tlay o f June, 1‘JOi , l it e guurnnty Trust nnd Saving Hnnk will ubbly for ila final diacharRe as e x ­ ecutor o f the entitle o f I Airing A. Cluiae, i eceased, to the JIoh, William Martin. County Judge o f Orango County, Florida, and for the np|irovnI hy «aid I’ ounty Judge o f (Inal accounting^»« «et forili in ita report to said County J ud ge'» oflk e jn the City o f Orlando, Orange County. Florida. Orlando, Flondu, January 16, 10TO. The Guaranty Trust and Saving Bank, 2t»-Cm W. M. Ikxitwi.'k. Jr., President. Application For Land Entry Iirin ill •partaient of su* the im* Interior. _ 1t AÆwe?<iïï SPfSosi 'liiíUtóiV.*.-* •nwi --------- IhedisposuttO of protest In ihls of July. 1009. on or before the 9th Henar S. Chubb. Register. If it's printing yon want, send it to 1 a u » office. First-class work guaran- Sr J • _ ..3 O F SANFORD, FLA . F. H r RAND, P rt.id.n l ► \ -i QEO. F E R N A LD , Vlca-Praa. D. P. W H ITN E R , Aaal. Caahlar r. P. PORSTER, Caahlar Only Na I Bank in Orange County Funds Pr cctcd by Burglary Insurance Safoty Deposit Boxoa for Rent O R G A N IZE D 1887 TOP P R IC E S FOR YOUR ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES \-2 when shipped tu HEWITT. If you arc nut doing . — ---------- buslheas w llh this House, write to them nt once. HEW ITT FR U IT & CO. AND -P H O O U C E — -C O M M IS S IO N M ERCHANTS 10 E. Camden 8t., Baltimore, Md. .R eferences: This l ’n{ier nnd Thousands o f [’leased Siiip|>era in Florida H M. Rowhsos. |stal| Clerk Gro A lit Corns. Attorney for Plaintiff. 911 H 15 Blâckamlthlng and Horaeahoelng FIR ST NATIONAL BANK Candles, cigars and Tohaccoc ’ lT. ■ .A U T O M O B IL E S FOR L IV E R Y U S E ) W Um-ss.il M Koblnsdn. Clerk ot Utcult Court. Seventh Judicial Circuit, Orange County. Fiorata, mid the seal of said nmrt this the 11lit day uf May, I» - Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged . LAttucJimvdU - I(aviti II Thomas, Ih-fi-mJant. * o Dovili II. Ttiomas. 71 Hroadwny. New York. N, Y.. ami lo oil whom ll may concern: IInviliti discontinued the You arc hereby itati lini that a writ of nttMhmi-nt Issuni out uf the office of the t'lrrk of llir Circuit Imkery l con- now tlcvotc* Court of tin- Seventh Judicial Circuit. Orange CoutiFlorhln. dated lite 30th duy of April, A D 11)09. ut tlie suit of M Frank against David II my attention exclusively Tltoraas. Which writ lia» lire« rrlurmsl l>v tlirsh rr IITi-sccuted: uml your Pf0|K-rty to-wit Lot 9, 4. 7 nml 8. of Hlurk 2. Tirr -t, ucoutdiiig to fc. R Traf to tlie Grocery trade and ford's map uf thr town o f Sanford. Orange county, Florida, lias lieen uttnehed to satisfy tlie- demand the public Is cordially in-’ of plaintiff in ilio utiuve citta UF (he rtlllOllhl Id $1455. fill. * Now, therefore, tittles» you, the sold Davhl If vited tn Inspect my new I Inanas shall iKTsouully be nmlI opiK-ar before Hie Ircult toort of tlie Seventh Judicial l.ireuit of Or­ stock of ange County. Florida, on the first Monday In Aiigosi next, same being the 2«d day uf August, ___ Judgment _ muuiBs j»»«. D 1909 will Ik- rendered against you. j, iiiul in faviir nf ii i r v iiil M„ n *lnk. a.tÍJ: ^ y . ‘Í ^ ' B - - G » ' 0 C C T l f c S , ' the property attached us may tie sufficient tosali» siml judgment und FuiU will Ih- fluid tu »nti»iy C ITY CIGAR STO R E ____________ * ___ _ n- - . " "" ~" - - — d a r ir Building '■ ■> v <•<■-i-+<•■(•í- ■:*•;• <•+■ ■ F. J . T E R R Y Best Line of Cigars and To­ baccos In the City Builder of Marble and Granite Monuments Tombstones, Etc Newspapers, Periodicals Magazines VASES. SETTEES AND IRON FENCES Relettering Neatly Done. Let Us Esti­ m ate on Your Work. W ill fu ll mi you by reqWSrWTlh'S a m p le} nnd designs. Imiwrter o f Foreign Granite and Marble Church Street. Orlando, Florida W r i t * o r C a ll F o r P r i c e » J. W. K N IG H T Notary Public, State at Large^ -Deedfc M o rlg a g e s'u n d a ll kinds Contracts, written and a ck n ow ­ ledged. Sanford, Fla* '1 • 'Fi N o tic e o f A p p lica tion fitr Tan D t r d Under S e c tio n B . o f C h a p ter 4 8 8 8 , L aw s o r F lorida'7 iHirtKiralors of tills roriHirntion, and the amount of -aliltal stiM’k suliscrilKsI by each are as follows: N„i ir»-is hereby given that Moses Ü Overstreet Notice of Sanitary Tax of Ortarato. County uf Orange, State of Florida, bas ,1 In this office bis application to enter under Having had n otice o f aanitary dues, . J W U S s ï f S c U « . i W l anJ23() «evUrH Ute same not bein g paid, the delin- Statutes of Hie UnltedSottes the SF. M of ¡he SWW S**-. 22. Tuwnshlp 2U S.. R. 30 F... Tallahassee ioents will be sum m oned before Uw m aycrodlan, t , rridln FTofkla. the land Any and all persons claiming adversely ad' ■w snd fined. •M. L. Scorr. use of the inln- -■-* , rpulrnt of a ststp or ruuntry other than this slut*. W. N. Iwltler V ‘I ! £ offic<«nd ict the beau________ B . -! Bill lo Remove Cloud WiStbrUge. and from Title L. L. Warwick. Trustee. ToL. C. Warwick. Trustee: Thomas Emmet Wilson, being duly sworn, de­ ist*« unit says: That he Done of the nttorneys (or the complainants In the nhovr enlilled cause, that attiant bas goal reason tu Iwlieve nnd doe» twlleve that the defendant, C. C, Warwick, trustee, is a Notice Is hereli •liy given Hint S. S. Griffin, purrtlllcnle No I7t, dateti tin- 3rd chaser uf las certificate day of lithe A D llMI7.hu» lilt'd said certificalo Plans, Estimates, and nil Information relative to Building in my oltice, and lias made application for Ins’ deed tu Issue in accordance w ith law Said cer­ tificate embrace* ihr following descrllKaJ ProiHi situated in Ornngr nmnty. Hurhlo. (o wn: SVt Cheerfully ly Fnrinsflwg^^ of SWS( of Sec 9. Tp 29. K 28. The said land iK-ing assessed ul the d a te 'o f Hie Issuance of said c»-rtifiralr in the name of W, M Morgan In-lrs. Unless said certificate »Imll Iw- redeemed uci-nrding to law, tnx ifm t will Issire Ihprmn mi the 13ttl day OFFICE AT RESIDENCE THONE '2(11 of July A D . 1909 .Kill'll VI Witn itnrss my official signature and seal this the The highest amount of iiuMiti-dltcss or llabilily Uh^ilay td iuiiL* A. U.t IMOW, lo whit h this curporntlun shall Kohiect itself rhnll ]StAS J Il M RoniNdiN, -i- -h-î-•!-*'--h - I - - ! - - h - h - ¡ v h - h - I - - I - - j - -h-h-î-.î--h "h-hd. -j.-h-;.+-h .......................... lie twice the uiinmnl of its capital stuck, Clerk Circuit Court Ora age County, Fin, AX1ICU. vn • 19 f Hy M A. Howard, I) C Tin- names and residences of the subscribing In lo o A Iht'orrr. Slate of Kloridn J¡( Cimimi >uf Or ungi* • Iit-ftirr nu*, ii fini nr y pulii if, (irmiijnlly npi«iirt*tl L 1) ilnldeD, W 11 t/m lrfW|)ud,. S Kuilfir. ti H [’ nlhnun, S Piilpsion mid Gtn A Hrf'unrs, who un* well known tu nu* lo In* ihr iH-r&ouit minuti in .iind wlm *iiliM fli»rd itii'ir nmiir» to Ihr furriioinil nrtlt h'N of furor|M>rthm. mid M vrrally nrkiiowl txlgrd l*rfi»rr iiir that lliry rxrCUlrtl Ihr »nrnr for thr u*rn nnd |niF|»»c*f» tht*rrin inrnlh*nrtl In witnr»» whrrrof I hnvr lirn-unto uri III) hand nml niHrinf »rnl iff uITlCt' dl Saliloril hi ihj- romiti nf Ornmir nnd ili** »tali* til Umidii* mi tliim ihr Itti The Umpire G et* a S a n fo r d V a len tin e doy cd M i A U Ilion x *— Kmh i» Il Marks* ^ ^ T fii*-ls ntrt ex a ctly V alen tin o tiny, bin Notary I’o hl ir Stair nt l^arjír Clark Robertson is in receijd o f it valen ­ My cnnimiivfhm rip lrr« Inn. B. IDIO tine gem tn him unononnm sly front ase & Co. jfelen Keith Nlchol Drought b’l'ied by her huiband. A- L. Itruujtht, ___ ^ - ' LUM BER * HAYES DEALERS * * Prepared to Furnish all Framing Material ■ LUM BER CU T TO ORDER Postoffice Address SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A r -.Mill at CAM ER O N C IT Y , I �•••V; , u 11) 1 P S I li • ^ ,, ' ............ .* H i t SANFORD HERALD 12 IN SANfORD CHURCHES BASE BAl1 ™ s weik A. E. H I L L .... j W here Devout of the Celery! The Ball Tosser& and Their Patrons . Have Been Kept Busy City W orship Sunday. Notwithstanding the undesirable weathsr the series o f three games o f ball be* tweemthe d u b from Cordde, tin., and the Sanford club was played os per schedule or Interest to Those Relltlously Inon the home grounds this week. Every­ cllncd— Subjects of Discourses thing was against good ball playing. Wet for the Sabbath. grounds and high winds prevailed to a T k s P u t a n ol ik* C hairhas (a tb s City ara E a rn n lr tUqaaaiad ra bring o> «anJ l U t A atw aacam aatt ta d greater or lesser extent throughout all the alk ai Chard» Nawi la thia oBira wot lalar than W«dnt» games, consequently there was little or no l i t ilta ia M » . ... T i n t Methodist chance for brilliant plpya. Both teams Rev. A. EHouseholder. pastor; church. comer Pork played as best they could under existing •venue and Fifth itrcet; parsonage. comer Mag­ nolia avenue and Seventh street; »bone 251. conditions. The visitors seemed to have Sunday morning service, at II; evening aervlce, 7:00; Sunday school. I* 45 a. m : Jnu. K. Met- hifck on their side, and that goes a great tloger, Supt. Epwurlh League. 3:00 Sunday even­ ways in ball playing as prcll as other pro­ ing. Sunday school nt 9 :4 3 n.m. Preaching, fessions, and base’ ball is •counted ____a^pro----- Hardware and Farm Implements RESUME OF A U CHURCH EVENTS LUCAS PAINTS ‘PITTSBURG PERFECT’ Used in Uncle Stm's Paint Shop NO DEARER THAN THE POOR KIND Best rencc Made WELL DRlLUNG # W e have the largest During the past year the U. S. Navy has con ­ sumed 091,000 pounds o f LUCAS WHITEPAINT and 278,700 pounds o f LUCAS COLORSrsufficient to p r o ­ by the pastor at 11 n. itl.— The sacruincnt |fcsslon a rin u cin ia jn w , theology, science T)f the lAhl-s-euppSTwni ^ T d m ln iste re d or agriculture. They won the first two duce more than 100,000 after tlie sermon. Epworth leagu e at I Ruinc8 but lost their hold on Uto the gallons o f paint, equiva­ 3 :3 0 p. m. Union services at the Congre­ third. Monday's score was 4 to 2 and lent to 50 carloads of Tuesday 10 to 8 In their favor. W ednes­ gational church at 8 p. m. 200,000 gallons each, day things took a change and came our e Tits People s Congregational way to the tune o f 4 to 2, which was_ex- ^ .O ^ jn ^ w k -w o u ld make Rev. R. L. Kirkland, pastor: Sunday morning service, t l; evening service. 7:30; prayer meeting hllefstlng *r?d * act ■rh trP H h H afd y WiYiJ a train more than oneWednesday, 7:00 p. in.; Sabbath school. 10 a. in. with enthusiasm. .Up to the seventh In­ J. C. Ensmlnger, Superintendent. half mile long. ning the storekeeper had nothing to do In Uncle Sam’s ser­ Next Sunday will be communion day but drat* pictures o f hen fruit, n full bask, and a public reception o f the new mem­ et o f which was presented to the captain. j vice, as in everybody bers. It is desired that all the .m em bers of each team as they came In fd~resE r i s e 's , LUCAS PRODUCTS be |>resent at the services. The pastor Up to tills lim e . Junior* .h o d -b e e n - -even “ have an unbroken re­ will take for his subject—The Lord's sup­ but the visitors broke the monotony In this cord for satisfactory re-‘ per otid its design. A t 6 p. in. the union round by getting in tworuns, which caused service. All the pastors will take part In a fall in Sanford's financial atmosphere, % suits. ‘---- —- — -— — and best equipped plant for driving*wells in tliis section o f the. country and are prepared to fin all orders promptly. Our m achinery is up-to-date For Field, Farm , Ranch, Lawns, Corn Cribs and Poultry Will stand ordinary as well as hard u sajjc i jwnriniiimoli»«n*»: Will not sag in Sununer’s heat nor ’ break id the cold of Whiter * Are made of the best materials and have stays Uiat cannot slip Do not require an expert to erect, ——and are low priced and our workmen are skilled in the work. Those contemplating ’ ♦ "putting in wells would serve their best inter­ ests I- by * consulting us and learning prices be- io te -making -contracts; tbit service; Rev. J. W. Boyd will preach only temporary, however, for In the eighth the sermon. _________ the celery chewers returned the compile meat, and in the ninth repeated the trick, rirst Baptist Rev. J. W. Doyd potior; Sunday morning serv­ winning the game 4 to 2. ier, II; even Ini) servkv. 7:30; Sabbath school. 11:43 Well, yes, they played bnl] again on the U. Sunday a. in.: Dr. J. T. Denton. Supe: Sup«.; B. Y. On. •1 6:30 p. in., H. IK. Tolar, IVit. prayer meeting last day o f the month of roses, and they every Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. played for keeps; the other two days they Holy C ross ep is co p a l just did it for fun. You see, it was this Key. D. F. Brown, rector; A. D. Key, senior war­ den: Sunday morning service, It; evening servkir. w a y : The Sanford team was so used tou 7.30; Sabbath school. 9:43a. in.; B. FVWbitner, celery diet they didn't take kindly to one Supt.; prayer meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evening. exclusively o f ''g ubers." You could tell Piestivtertin tills from th e -w n jrth cy ^ liu t HieTr~cycs F.' KfcKIñnon. McKinnon, pastor; morning service, and turned up their noses whenever the ■KerrJrr. W ELDO R NE BLOCK “ 1--------11; avcnllog servire,. 7:30; SeWieih acbonl, 9:30 a. m ; llrtiry ry McLaulln, Supt; prayer meeting Weil- peanut venders'passed their way. They « nrsilny, 7;30 p. m. had been overfed, and anothcrlhing they The pastor will preach at It o'clock n couldn’t sit down with any degree of in. A t night ihecongregation will join in comfort on account pf the spnnking they the union service at the Congregational had received from their guests on the two church. ' Unimproved celery lands, flowing w ells guaranteed, previous occasions. They needed exer • Catholic else nnd took It in fine style. —'1- — -$ 2 5 .0 0 to $2 0 0 .0 0 per acre Rev. M. Fen, rector; services every »frond and Quit your knocking, you who do not Celery farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained and ready for crop, $50000 to $100(1.00 fount. Sunday; early mass.-7 n. m.; malt and *Crmon, 10 a. in ; Sunday school, 9 n. m.; vespers, 3 know any more about ball playing than per acre. p. m. - — tlie law allows, or can't tell n passed bull City property, improved and unimproved Ihnher land with finest site in Florida for mile fatlory 4- *•>♦*♦♦♦♦ * * + < ■ * * + ♦ ♦ from a Inmu: run. Sanford has bull play­ Others t e l l you what can lie done* K. It. MURRELL is n practical farmer as w e ll as mil ers. good ones, but they can't win every estate broker, and is here to show you whnt has b e e n and can be dona game. They need encouragement rather Ilian knocks. Dollars ore better than rtw v u w w w v Erom The Herald's Special Correspondent kitka; praise better than derision. B v Wlreleao Telephone Try It. Elvira CliMzum and Cinrinda Hoplight Daytona plays here today qpiltomorrow have Joined tlie.Ctiloquial Dmmig, a wl ttre ; TUftho-gaihVs uiuintiC irriiiPthe real ar­ 1:4 4 m \ m v \ V V V W \ V U W 4 4 W 4 \ V V 4 \ W \ i\ S »S V % S V S SVW»VVVV»VVtW»V ihe-jruuilgesi hlemberg now In theBociety. ticle. ' . AN ORDINANCE • __ Elvira is twenty-eight and Cinrinda is Next Thursday the Fats and Leans will barely thirty-six. play the most spectacular game o f the Granting a f ranchise to Saniord Light .Jim Pilciier took Snmnnlha Gilcliris] season. Gate receipts will go the Athletic &. Enel Company to Install And Op­ llurne from church last Suiuiuy night. It's |Association, > erate on Electric Light And Gas Plant the same old story, we guess, “ Two hearts Within The City of Sanford And Au­ with but a single thought and two souls , Griffin-Johnson thorizing a Contract With Sold Comthat thump ns one." Married, by Rcv,.R. Lee Kirkland,at the WE HANDLE TH E ABOVE E X C L U S IV E L Y IN SANFORD K. Presents to the Investor the Best Opportu­ nities in Florida FROM MACARONI DELTA K. R. M U R R ELL F. J . POW ERS Real Estate and Rentals ROOM 9 - H Y N E S B UILDING r Uncle Aileck Perkins'w ife whodied Inst . week of-plumbago n n d ' corrugated^Jlvef, weighed 300 (Hiunds nnd wore No. 12 shoes. Her right foot had six toes, while her left foot lmd only four. Several medical students from Rollins College have bedn lu town lately, and Uncle Aileck has hired Sam Scully to watch the burying ground ' every night for the past two weeks, ns he thinks Uiey nre-trying to get Ids wife's fe e t .. Bud StiUson says he is going to make a hot air balloon ascension in Sanford next week. Dqc Reed snys Bud lias got enough hot ulr about him to dll a dozen balloons A collection wns taken lip in Brother Deuteronomy Joncs'church lost Sunday, and the money, $2.73, will be ex|tcndod In cnlclndnlng the ceiling. Other needed improvements will be made later on. nony:* ------ ___________ minister's home, Wednesday- night, June T b e r e fo ie ,lic it ordalnnl By the City Council ut 3üth. J. M.- Johnson of JnckMtnviUe to the City of San font; Section I. Tliert; 1» hereby* limn led to the SanMiss Elizabeth Gridin of Sanford. Their foni Lislit X Fuel Company and it» «lU'ccautrs anil iiaiZn», the privilege ut mnatrucUui and maluiulnmany friends wish them a hbppy life. ns in. under nnd ibn.iiCli (In- iln -eti. nlleya and public ground» of Ihr City of San ton!. a» tin- an me­ nu** 1» or tuny hereafter be laid oul. a iy»trrn of lipei. mala«, conduits, standpipes, receivers and REPORT OF THE CONDITION Oh anipposU, and cither im r m t r y nr useful appli­ ances far the supply o f gas suitable for dumcslle nr Other purposes, with power nnd First National Bank at Sanford llhimlmithui authority lu manufacture, mukr. vend, store -and deal In such gas and furnish Ihe lam e to said IN THE STATE Or FLORIDA, AT THE CLOSE Or town and inhabitants thereof and hidMIngi therein, alio Ihe right of constructing mid maintaining a business june 2 3 rd, ID09: ' system of wires, puieg, tower* and posts In. upon, over-and across Ilia streets, alleys and public grounds o f said town, or other appliances fur the generation nnd transmission of electricity, nnd RESOURCES. conversion o f thF snmr Into light nnd power tor the IxMin» Bnd¡I)l»rounl*.;v, ; r . . . . : . .........3192,4(18.75 Ovrrilrufu, Hvurnl anil unwcutnl___ 178 31 us<'of said town, its Inhabitants and building*, U. S. Bondi to »M-urr cin-ulolloa____ 6,250 00 and the right to supply such lights and power to llunUs, nwtarllp*. e l c .. . , ....... ......... 23.602.50 the tam e; provided always that It Isttot intended Ilsnkliat houHT. furniture’ uml fisturr* 19.336.10 therein to conflict with the use of o M ir k liy for running car or any cars, or loounmtlrr. nr for Ihr Dup from National llanti (nut irarrve a t r o t i) .............................. ............ 64.642.54 Tniismissloci of Ksimls nr messages by electricity; Due from State Bank» and Unnkrn 5.758.24 provided always that «hrproper «ifllcials of IlieCity Due from nwuovnl n-wrve sceh lt___ 34,087.76 uf Sanford shall nmeur with said grantees In lisat(.'lin k» and Ollier coiti Item*....... r... 485.73 ng nnd Using the plore, arpiaros, for (mim, towers Nutra of oltier Natiunal Banka .......... 4.808,00 and other appliances. Section 2. Ike It further ordalm-d; Tliat suld privFractional paper currency, nickel», nnd cent»....... ............ a . . ................ 774.: Miss Arjjipin Onll.-tl n po- LAVIUl.lWtwrV'keMjtvrifjtl*««. vtt: I .„.*15,437.30 sltion In Mort Buster’s bourdlng bouse ns |S M f 'i - v ....... 6,330 00 *21.787.SO headwaitcr and clinmbermnid. Miss Gul-1 Kid.-<mptlun fond with U; 3. Treasurer (5 per orni, of circulation.............. 312.50 lett will be quite un acquisition, as she is Total .......................................*375,496 SI quite popular with our young people. Urges «hall r s j _____ seven years Irom day 1009. At the aspiration of snld period. City of Sanford so d esires._____ It muy purchase said disilrk lytht ami gat plant from said ildigrantees pay­ ing therefor such price. In case the parties are unalsr to agree, as shall 1* (lard by lltTOCnun-rusIdem appraisers, one chosen hy the town, one by owners, nnd the two chosen shall choose the third; or, If either party »hall refuse or Tail to appoint their ap­ praises. nnd notify the other in. -----wrltling of such ---------Amanda Puterbaugh is going to open a choice, for fifteen days after service upon them of LIABILITIES school to teach contortion sets to our swell the written notice of such selection, and of wiltten Capital Stock paid In ............. *2 3 ,00 0 .0 0 nut tec for ihe parly so served to select their ap­ young ladies. Surplus fund .........................; ........— I praisers, the other parly may then appoint so<h Unti Iybled protUs. tees espensrs nnd x ron ilw rT O m a -x w f.rd nT*0; ., , !.*,.! i , Seth Dulliver has taken Jhe ageuey of „ «air» paid . ...................... ............. * the majority «udi appraisers shall 1« final and binding upon l«lli partle» In Ihe event Hint the Joel Ctodfelter's patent flea eradlcatnr. Notional Bank notes outstanding........ »aid City of ban turd does not desire to Imy said Individual deposita sub­ This township isonuch infested with the isci lo ( beck.................... 310,541.00 electric ILtht and gas jilants and the tahl grantees DenianiTrertlflcales of deami the City of Sunfortl cannot agree upon rite terrible pests. _ p a m I I . ■ ____ terms of a new cuntrai t. tint said t.tiv of Sanfiml 8 .9 04 .0 0 Certified checks.......... 3 2 0 .6 9 0 93 brreby agfoes to estrnd mid grunt thim privileges 1.243.03 Mart Buster is having two new bedrooms rantrd^imder thU (udlnam-e ns found In Srctlceis , 2 nml J Induiive, to tlie tuld Coin pen y fur o Total. . . . . . . . . ..............*373.406.81 erected over his summer kitchen and calls period of twenty-five years from the expiration of Ihe franchise hereby granted. “ flCtkiu 3. Bell further ordained: That said gi l their successors and assigns, shall have the rukt and privilege, without the passage of further ordinance, to dig up and temporarily obstruct the streets alleys ami walks, and publicgrcnmdsufsaid to the best of my knowledge and belief. a ir. to ths proro*» uf cumtrufliug and laying, and „ , F T . FORSTER. Cashier. thereafter In the process of changing or repairing, Notice of Application, far Tax Deed Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th day or extending the pipe*, main* and appliance* or of June.-dUUU. porta of works mnstrm tnl hrleunder, hut shall not Under Section 8 of Chapter 4888. „ A. M. THRASHER. unreasonably interfere with or utatruct the free Correct—Atteat: Notary Public. uae of the Streets, alley* and public grounds uforeFREDERIC H. RAND. «aU. The street*, alley* *nd »Idrvuik. ,,x nulJLNotice la here gnomds. if illilnrVad Ip the proerwrw fnjJitg or nrhnserof Till f pairing pipe*, polrs. towers and other tiorossorv 'j«M rtk r0 e t ___ _______ I k I oV ’ w H* »loreaaid srork* or plant, j and has made application fur lai deed to •hail be restored, and all regulation* prew-riltnl l-y . . ue In occunlonce with law. Said roitlikale em- I - ruoes the following described property situated in I iV r t‘2ol! ,ra* "part* rr shall comof plied with.n*c»!,nLi Should *° any,uch main*, or hr pipes •Orange aAinty, Florida, to-wit: N C M o f N W M o f l work* ainitructed hemmd.-r be laid or locuOsi S E K Sec 18, Tp 29. S K 27 E, I he same land mu .again Diking for OLD SHOES. I or upon any ttreeti, alley* or public groumli not ht-iog assessod at the dete of the Issuance of such will give what they are worth which Is subsonientCertificate in the name uf W. i ’errnie. Unless said fy altered or fixed, told town shall J*aT th e excertificate shall be redeemed according to law. lax SIZES, 6, 7. 8. 9, 10 II AND IS peujeof changing the position of Kdb mains or deed will issue thereon on the 3rd day of AugusL partsof works whan the grade »bell be fixed or 190». 1 changed: Provided, the t before the pipe* arelald Witness my official »I 0O.Ju'T ,l,,edue noth» to the Mayor shall be given A. D [hou. B M. Ro m m , and fifteen day» allowed fur the town ut establish Circuit Court Orange County. Ha. I Cor. 3rd S l o iu I Suniurd Ave, the grade before *ych pipes shall be laid: Provided. his hoarding house the Hotel de Buster. 1 Another roller tuwel was sneaked out o f State uf Florida. County of Orange J the hotel last Sunday by an Orlando um­ I. F. P. Forster, cashier of the above-named hank, da solemnly swear that the above stalrmrnt is true pire, it is thought. Old Shoes Wanted ^ . E . Irvin’s Shoe Shop t '. -J. I Jim now preparing ten 5-acre Celery Farms in the best location, 2 to 3 miles from -town; 2 Vi acres on eaelFpIace tilled, plowed and ready far enllivntion. These places are for sale cheap, good terms. Write me. I ain also making n specialty o f M. M. S in jtll’-S lands, the best located Innds olTered for sale. A lso choice city lots and residences at reasonable prices. Call or write me for particulars; F. J . POWERS ¿v w s w t H w ttt v m tH w t t m m m m t w w t w t m t t t n n n n v hawevroMhc grantees or Ihi* franchise make nt ttieir nwn expense all i hiinge* In service pipes ofpart Uterouf nreessltnted try new grade given by the City of Sanford: Provided, said service pipes or any nnit thereof, was laid prior to the passage uf this IrnnchiM-. In case any Judgment »hall tie recovered ng »aiit.iuYrn fur iiny Injury to |iem j||-rir~I>?~i)eny caused hy the defective constnictioii or condition of snld gas works or electric light plant »wjresnr apparatus mid city «halt hr relmf.ur.nl in the antUuiil of said Judginenl by the snld Kanloril Ugh l & foci Comtmny or its successors or assigns Section 4. Be It further ordained; Thai m‘ hl «•"■Ir socrossors or assigns, shall supply with Ulamlnating gas or electricity ttuJi liglu* as than he desired by said city mid (Is Inhabitants, nil at e price not to exceed that paid by town* of like »lie mid character; 'ami whenrver sold town shall order gns, or electricity to he supplied fur 'WtU.sueh lamps or lights shall be lighted nml extinguished hy said grantees. Ibelr •''‘"• «• reor assigns at their own expense. Tlie lApidjig i f ruXtiik td Inc Ilne iif the (irotirriy sluiIT lie dune at the expense of said grnitlac-s. SectRm 8. Bell furtherurdtiiurd: Tliot this fran­ chise must he accepted or rejected within thirty days after JlxilauU P u ssgr. tiy - said graitlcca. nml *be event that weid franchise, is.acoepird, said gronteva shall ts-gln within three months nnd work of Installing said electric light plant, and shall have the same in operation within Iwrlvc months from d* 'e of aewpUnea In default therrof this fran­ chise shall be forfeited. Section 0. Belt further ordained: Thai a contract ® T td Sanford and tiie Sanford Ligltl X tt^G onm any toautirdy goa and electricity to the City of Sanford and Its Inhabitants shall he entcrrdjnlu hy ttstiroper aulharitles: VI*: for a period i» fi! nrin-ti at lthe expiration nf which ,M l years, j'f'r s . Pi period the saki CUy of Sanford I tu guter Into between g e A A foF another term of twelve years. In l.refereHwiroaay compelihir^jinivlditig the rates and the services are njual Section 7-Juj B further onlnlntd: That In gjutsidrrstion of tfilxJraucitwe east erantl-rg'ugrro to NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS OF COUNTY DITCH LETTISH Noticeli hereby given that sculi-d hid» witl bereoalvrd hy the Bff r 'l -if 1 1 1................ » a —— 'range lYuiniy, Florida, until 12 o ik » l ro,; f* Monday, Jutv 12r»i. ,1009. and the »ante will “» opened tty sakl Itowed rut muxsoav.'jutv tSni. I960. At lit t « Sakl Idds tiring for the construction ol alssij l « f three nillcs, county diluii ami ruiw-ri» mer ‘ crc u id rlcj. ¡»aid «-»Vl.trm-te«! atiesiatHd * wher nd numbers to the estimated amount uf roupd________________ I m m i m Po u s q .- *---- ... A complete di w.ritui.oi may I»- had hy nml nvm Hon. B. M. Rigrinson, Clerk el CihkI t»f OrleBe»* front Wilbur A. Clnn, Consulting Engineer DM»» Sanfonl Drainage Comntistlon. Ki.un 3. re" Nntional Bank. Sanford, Florida, shrre l'S»*i spocificationa. maps, esUnialrs. *.r».rile* sod »j* necessary Information rrlatlog lu »akl luniiruo** Ii m Ms .------------—------ •- ...................... —-x - "rhe bids fur ditching will tie rtvrhrd VP00. ^ ? »epurate sect km or u i»o each separate liar »(ruction as laid out or upon the entire rstinm™ Improvement ns a whole. Thebtdi must oe » t»“ J sum far the section», ditches or improrem*» must specify same separately. oaiuotx AND CPIVIVt» (No stton over 23 leel In dear) Mustbchkl for in separate-as follows. Headed —CuLvam: Excavation per cubic yard. Embankment per cubic ya/il lW Lumber classified In place at so much P« sand feet- All culverts to he of pinta ranMrw“ *£ rAVrurans—All work will be paid for vpoo mates of the rngineer, lest 25 per cent, rei“ ®™ upon each section until the rcuuiretnmlt “ Viptviflcatiuns are compiled with, when in* rei» Uer will he estimated In full. L. , ■ rp auasina io tine ine m im « . . ptfbF win is* truuL H of good faith that it awarded a cwittw “ “ Uf lt»«njje>C^4li|iMaIn the rooncD chatnlwr. five days of the reoslpt of a legal nulUesttm^ the Tî — award --------- the Successful bidder ----- u*ut*t* jnlul Fork Lvcliuc MIld ,m' “ 1 c<rt house oti must file a satisfactory. buud Tu Ifunonohle Mayor Lake; Commissioner*. W Insure for tiie eumpt«*" |imf I hereby crrtlfy that the alnve ordinance was contract at awarded awl In the speunro pa»»H by the city Council of Sanford. F la ™ ses- (See specifications.) rathe ' Said bond to be an amount sslisfsrireT . .km March lit. 1909. Ma» L Sclorr Board anil In accordance with the law* 4®** Approved: city Clark. such work. * . _ «sll Faaxm L ax*. Mayor. 43-4t The right is hereby reserved to reject *®f bids. V By order o f (be Board of County Have you »een ttie latest th ln t» uf Orange County, Florid» B M renriferators— ¡til H e e l-a t Harry I B. M. . . _ Address oil bids to if M. Kobinsoo. Wilson'». 44-4* es?. ■ ircuit Court, Orlando Fla- �Number 47 A fiREAT CELEBRATION Sanford Entertains Thousands Of Visitors During Day races on Magnolia avenue. These were very exciting there licing ninny entries from other counties. The winners uf the prizes were as follows: Aiex Vaughan, Jr., first prize. K. M. SingJaiuu__iecoinl-[tfift-:--------- Mitrimi) v il I OH lulls Orlando Ball Team Colors Trailed -— - Tn Tee Düst Was no trouble to solve. He pitched a good game, however, and deserves some credit for holding our boys down to seven hits. _1___ Tiui wiuk-or Dr.-Ktngrwho-nintiifi-d born The-Gene ral IVews'öt "Tlie Land games, was the best seen hero this senof Flowers' son. He impressed tho crowd as being a most impartial umpire, nnd gave entire satisfaction In all his decisions. The Sanford boys all deserve especial •praise foU lM ^ yftteiw M h cff two games. Thoy pulled'off some very Vast plays, fieljl- An E pitom e o f the W eek’s M ost l med brilliantly und used the willow effec­ portant Happenings In tho Easy Picking ¿ a tively. The fenturcs o f the games were S ta te 's Domain. . . _ Last Monday was nm ost auspicious o c ­ W, K incuti! tulnt Mil. Oil 1 You Sanford Kids I the pitching o f Bridges, the catching of Arthur Vouiihnn I The sale o f t3,(>00 acres of Everglades casion in the history o f Sanford and the Chus. Simona ( Two o f the prettiest games of the sea­ Hudson, and theballingnnd base running land In the vicinity o i Miami to th e R id it; diy entertained a large crowd In n most C. E. Foster K. M. SlnxMon 3 son were pulled off at the hall terrace o f White, Fridenger nnd Vibbert ardson-Kellett Co. o f Minneapolis, Minn., astlsfactory manner. The threatcTiing J. C. Osborne 2 Monday, before a record-breaking crowd The score of tlie second gnme follows has been consummated. F. (¡Ilion I »readier o i tho few days before had the A. A in Vaughnri 3 composed, of enthusiastic fans from all I 2 3 4 3 I) 7 8 0 1( ][ tj This year’s cotton crop In Florida Is fstious committees sorely puzzled nil day Paul Intica 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 7 t>urts of tiie stale. The good-natured ri­ Sanford— H. F. Kina 2 larger nnd belter than lust year's. Saturday and It looked for a time os Joe (,'urrry Orlando— g 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 4 valry which existed between the Sanford Hartley 3 though die barbecue at least would have Osear The Seaboard Alt Line Railway Co, has Ü. R. Heck a und Orlando basctinll teams is n fact well to be abandoned as old Jupiter Pluvius Tied made known its desire to issue bonds to Oscar llnnlrv 8 mown by inns and fannbelles all over the iccincd determined to drown out every Ales Viuutban the amount of $150,000,000,with which to h state, nnd everyone who went to the bnll 8 » pay outstanding indebtedness and make thing. However on Sunday tlio weather R. M. Singleton As Seen By The R ep orter-S ta r Scribe Just after tho tournament dinner was park Monday ex jiccted to witness two hot­ needed improvements. cleared up and the world seemed brighter. On The Elftlr nnnounced nt the park nail here tlie ly contested games. No one was disnpThe barbecue proceeded and the base ball Owing to tho new pension Irtw passed Sanford did well. She advertised pointed in this, for, ns the scores Indicate, fans polished up their horns and méga­ crowning event of the day was celebrhted, 5th of July celebration but she actually by the last legislature, Confederate vetrithe gomes were extremely classy. phones preparatory to the big time on an old fashioned barbecue. nns or their widows who own property tn The Orlando (T) team (m ay we. not Included the 3rd nnd tho 4th. Since Sunday at noon Uncle Dan Pres­ •Monday. the value of $ 5,000 or more can no longer There was enough of It to cover three cott nnd Ids force of ussistuma had been question when three of Bartow's regulars draw pensions from the state. They can The day dawned bright and while the days, not only In theattractions furnish­ busy digging n long pit and cutting up were playing for Orlando T) readied the draw up to July J._________ —____________ — ed and the crowds attending but In "grub1 tun was very much in evidence no one the beef, mutton nnd |x»Tk. The meat city at 0:25 a. m. on n special train, ac­ 'provided ; teemed to mind the heat whIltf*enjoylng ’ During the storm of last week. tlui Cawas done to a turn nnd pronoUTlCCd hy iill companied by hundreds of ro0lers7ex> "Ojminhml lucky celery seededcitythdu loosnhntchlc river w’ni higher at Fort My­ festivities. Long before the first rays pectltig to Wjithip^Sanfiirdtwice in the lo b e ¡Tie best they Itad ever tasted. Be­ art worthy to go ut) higher. __ -------ers than It has been for thirty years.if the sun had brightened the eastern sides tlie barbecued -m eal' there were same place. (Pnrdon a smile). A t 10:30 Crowds of thousands of people were iS onTbe sound o f the cannon nml fire the gome was on with the 'mighty Burlc-. J. T^l-ewis. jr., win of the state inspec­ dainty limn sandwiches although these a inkers wnsTveafd In the land and the son, the highest salaried (linger In the there. ) f th e u n ln loads and auto loads tor of convicts, was seriously injured last were noted chiefly for their quick disap­ glorious Fourth was ushered In on the State League, us an opponent to our own of folks fromTOrlando had n notion they Sunday near Moss'IIluff, while bathing in pearance. Plenty of bread aided in ap­ fifth. The spectators lined the streets little Bridges. Oh I You Bridges I For were going to fill Sanford nnd make the n lake, hy being nttneked by Arthur Hill peasing the hunger gained in tlie open two innings neither side were nhle to solve City of Orlando look like thirty cents they nnd beaten over tho heud with a billet of early in the day and every trnln, boat and air, and such a tinting as gathered ft do the pitching jxublems presented, and It succeeded nil right In the lutter preposi­ wood. Young Lewis wns taken to Ocala conveyance helped to swell the crowd Justice to the viands was never seen In really scented ns if there could be no pos­ tion. but there were thousands of other for treatment. The Orlando special brought in about 5 0 0 tins section before- Two long tables people and ns soon as they had alighted erected along the sidewulk fairly'groaned sible chance to score. However, such was people in Sanford, T. A. Bivens, n widely known citizen of It was a jolly crowd,- Tlie weather was Tnmpa, died Sunday at his home in Hint the parade ktarted on Second street and beneath their burden of meat mid bread not the case except no far ns Orlando was concerned. In the third inning Sanford hotter than blazes but people _keut In the d ty t----------swung In First street from Palmetto. nnd the good no lured crowd fyuml the First street was In good shape, m ost of food tastily urraiiged in wooden dishes got next to Orlando’s Bartow mun for beat of temjHT. In a suit for separation and nlintuny Orlando was well treated. She enjoyed brought hy Mrs. Elsie M. Adams, against the sand having been cleared ofT the brick for their delectation. There was plenty three clean hits, und scored two runs, paying on Saturday and as the procession fur all and although the committee in either one of which would have won Ihu herself. She always lias felt Triemlly to her husband. Garrison B. Adams, the de­ âme down this broad thoroughfare heud- charge estimated uimn deeding 5,00(1 game. It happened thusly : Little Brid­ Sanford nnd she believes the real folks lit cision was In her favor, the court graujing^ her $ 3,000 yearly olfinonyT Mr. Adams ed by Prof. Stunion's famous. Sanford people there was nothing left UjKin^ the ges was the first man up, was hit by a Sonford feel the same to her. _ _ _ _ _ ' Orlando tried lo b e good njul Sntifon is-ritenoti o f the Into Thomas Adams, the bsiul of twenty-two pieces inS vm e'a. tn b irrh y ttie 'iVfim*' ifio'' iTprokmg coni­ pitched tmif-rrrnHnok first; VlBCcrt bunt­ ed forcing Bridget nrwcond upd making ■wns gflffdy good In furnishing so good o "tuiti-frulty" gum man, who had a beau­ ' ïîinfitii ihô'nijilit mia moat imposing. Tho ine need. first in safety. Vibbert allowed his sprint­ time. tiful winter home at Palm Beach. musicians w ere-in w h ite ‘ duck suits and About l:.’l() itie crowd having had n Of course the great feature-wns the ball caps and presented a nobby appearance. feast for the inner man turned llieir at­ ing ability nnd hooked second off the much While seeking employment at the union games. Orlundu boys fell likeyoungeolts Marshal of the day, Ctms. Hand upon n tention to the speakers stand ill tlie band touted Taylor. Our dandy little shortstop, depot in Jacksonville, Tuesday morning, White, was next up, amt, to satisfy tlie nnd believe they would ul least capture Henry Kotiinson dropix-d deqd. prancing steed and assisted by four (invilliun. rowd that lie is one of the best pinch one of (he games. mounted police led tho van and at every Whnt is of vital hn|>ortnncc to Florida Mayor Lake preside'd and introduced And they were mighty fine gatnps. comer kept the way clear for the proces­ the 8|H-akers after aa address of welcome hitters around these (tarts, lined out a just now is tho report that yellow fever is |>retiy two-bagger, scoring Vlbberl. Frl- Orlando hit hard hut hit the dust. San­ sion to puts. The credit o f the parade is again prevalent in Cuba, and th a u h r au­ Hon. J. N. Whittier, the (irst speaker, ford simply played "a leedle better bull." due to the zeal o f Mr^lfaml and his abil­ made n short Introductory address in his denger look the next turn at the hat, saw thorities are trying to chccul the fuel tinThat's all.— Reporter-Star. ity to line them up and keep thé same usual happy vein, touching U|k>ii (he won one to bis liking coming across the pan, smashed it to deep right field ‘ for two formation. ' Immediately after the .band derful development imt! growtlmf Sanford lignum jaundice. Sanford Hands Orlando a Lemon bases. Before tlie ball got back to tile came the carriages containing Hon. Frank and then introduced tlie speaker of the Last spring the Florida Railroud Com­ The nbovc tells the story of Orlando's diamond. White had scored tlie second Clark. Mayor Lake, J. N. Whltner, I)r. Pu- day, Hon. Frank Clark. and last run o f the game. There you arc! defeat by Sanford yesterday, iib the local mission asked the Southern Express Co. leslon. Geo. B. Dickenson o f Mnittan(J, About this time the sun was hitting the Pretty nifty ball playing. chT team was unable to solve tho delivery of for a reduction iu rates on vegetables to lion. T. E. McRae "of Trilby, F. P. Forster park and jinvillion full in the (ace and Throughout the remainder of the game the big Jacksonville cast off, nnd Sunford northern murkets. A rate of from two to Mil other distinguished gentlemen. many who were anxious to hear Mr. Clark it was a pitcher’s battle. Bridges pitched connected when hit incant runs. It cer six cents on n crate was granted to toko The Cocoa Cola floats containing the were forced to seek positions under the an excellent gom e and k e p ft h e heavy-' tainly must be handed'ttr BridgesV*_IIe effect June 25th. Later, another request lilllc fellows in sailor suits and the-girls r a r S T t E T trees. His address was a hitting Orlando men guessing throughout started the first guine, in a tcm|>crnturc wns made for a still further reduction. in red, white and blue called fortii great masterly effort and had it not been ex­ The compuny must answer by July 15, or the entire contest. Three scratch hits, the that took the starch out of both teams, spplause from the spectators. temporaneous and of such length The scratchiest of scratches, was tlie sum total with a smile thnt_ resembled an adver­ the commission will tuko steps to com|>e] The fire department led by Assistant Herald would be glad to reproduce it in a reduction. - -« ' of their hit column on the score book. Man tisement for some tooth paste, and still Chief W. E. Holmes made a most credit­ full. Mr. Clark touched upon the work in hud the smile when the second game wus During the month of May the county after man facet! Bridges only to take three able allowing. Congress, the tariff and other vital issues mighty swings at the ball nnd retreat to over. Sanford has strengthened her team udge of Dade county Issued un average G. R. Calhoun had a good float of twif, in the public affairs uf the nation and the bench. Even tlie great Wyndham did wonderfully since her np]>earunce here, of one marriage license a day. darkiea driving an ox cart containing a gave his audience ti clcur and concise "It 1» lay dual," was the remark of A l­ the Casey act three times during tlie game, tmd bids fair to make Orlando hump to huge pumpkin, several sucks o f fertilizer Idea uf tlie work that Is being accomplish and right before those pirik-chcekcd Or take the cup. It is game put up by the bert O'Kane os he drop|K*d dead last Sat­ and crates. The float represented the ed by the Florida members. He paid bis land» fannbelles, too. Ain’t it awful, Ma­ local team, but It is up to Capt. Pounds urday night while playing curds ul his Williams & Clark fertilizers for which Mr. resi>ccts to Hollingsworth, the would be bel T They'll have to get up another verso to make his men get mure hatting jiruc home iu Mulberry. Calhoun is the agent. Thia float was ar­ ugitotor and brought forth much applause lice. There are yet ten games to bepluyto their song, or stop singing, Isaac Myers, a rcsjx‘ctutde,_ hard-work­ ranged □ few hours before the parade uml in his arraignment of this man who « f i i i ihe-ouj>-sefle«r a nd Ute-Oriandofnmi ing negro o f Kissimmee, was shot and - ? Jut -mxmo by-timings-!ollews-i !y took the crowd:-------------want the entire number. Sanford is instuntly killed at u boarding house iu 1 2 3 4 3 0 7 S 0 H H E caused" su di a furore in ills utterances Several merchants floats - and others against tlie South. Mr. Clark then ex S a n ford 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 2 spending her money to beat Orlando, and Tumpa where lie was stopping on Hie night 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 Vere real good although very few floats plained about the deep wuler project for O rla n domeans to win the series if money will get qf.July Silt. -Tlie murderer was a llegro The afternoon gamtj was played before were arranged for this affair, the threut- Sanford and the channel from I’nlulkn to iter a team that can do it,,a m i -it- must named Charlie Lewis, wiio made his es­ o much'larger crowd, and Wob (ibrhaps u ening weather of Saturday keeping not be tight when it comq* to inuring for Sanford und from Sanford toLuke Harney little more exciting for the Orlando con ­ the team. Well, thffre Is very little to cape. great many from taking part. _____ und assured Ills hearers that the great The big box factory owned by Knaucr The Eagles under command o f M. P. improvement would take place In the near tingent. ns their team did manage to get say about the two games. Sanford got Brothers in Jacksonville, was destroyed by a man ucross the plate before the game Lipe were a distinct feature o f the parade future ns the bill was sure to pass in the to Burleston In one inning and shoved fire Monday. Loss estimated at $10,000, was over. Said run, however, was made si were also the Woodmen o f the World, hext session of Congress. He ulso dilated two runs across, which were enough to after two men were down, and the tnun win, as Orlando failed to get n man across Carpenters’ Union and other orders. M ist Stum on Aa C onductor -----upon the great benefit to be derived from The Eagles had about forty men In line water— transportatioQ land_ended— by. a who scored got life on first through an er­ the ida te.- Thc afternoon gnnie {went the Prof. J. M. Stumon, tho leader uf the band was forced to leave the bund at the ¿¡eased In white duck suits anil carrying glowing tribute to ¿ m fo r d nnd the won­ ror. h cannot, flterefore, lie colled an same way by a score o f four to one, hall park lust Monday ufter the parade md. white and blue umbrellas and they derful strides made by her people since earned run. Reporter-Star. Sanford scored in the opening round, a f­ in order to attend to his duties at the res- * •uade a most pleasing picture as they the greot freeze almost prostrated this ter Vibbert got life on first and had stolen Iaura lit. In his absence his duughter, •wung down the streets. Random Hits section. He was heartily appluuded at second, hy White's two-bagger to left, in Miss Jessie, took charge of the band and The Woodmen led by G. R. Calhoun various Intervals and ended by stating It wns a lurge day. proved an able conductor. Tiie Stumon* “ ode a good appearance carrying their that he could not expect to hold the at­ tlie third .Inning three more runs were They say that Orlando has changed the are a musical family and area wonderful registered for Sanford by opportune hit­ **et and other regalia. tention of any audience when a ball gome name to Orion as all the "d o" was left In assistanco to the Sunford baud. Under ting and fast base running on tlie part of *“ The Carpenters’ Union Local 1730 had was ubout to begin. ____________ White, Fridenger, Hudson and Hunter. Sanford. ’rof. Stumon the band numbers twentyI t I raeQ 1” Kne and not only demonstrotMr. Clark demonstrated that- lie,1ms We didn't make uny more, as we didn't two members and as a body o f musicians Hi rd their numerical strength but also pre­ lost none of his prestige with tlie |«eople Good thing Orlando hod a barbecue to need them. Hud we needed a few more they have few equals in the state. fill up on. There was not enough money sented a good appearance. o f Orange county and In this section es­ it would have been easy. left iu the crowd to l^ty a meal ticket.— Space forbids a description o f the en- pecially he has scores of friends and nd... . Launch P a r t y - - Bridges officiated Oli the. moUIMl Jk*.Parade bug the unanimous verdict of mtfipi s l u m jjrw d -9 f Mnrnnd h ts iw d The slaughter was awful, and the Or­ ' A small party of young folks enjoyed a in the second game, und it was the same public approval bos bOen written.' Tinder work In Congress.« lando fans wept tears o f blood as their a jolly, pleasant launch ride on Lake Mon­ old story—nothin’ doin’. Wbenev The pony races on Myrtle avenue were we circumstances and handicaps It was little pets walked up to the plate aud roe lust Tuesday afternoon. They went chance, a man or two dot on many lin­ ®m°** credits bio affair. The procession next on the program over to Enterprise, where they visited Hie fanned out. ____________ _ tightened up a little, and sent •whsuded B( the ball park, the band and gered to see this feature tmirty were al­ Orphanage and chicken farm, and re­ hopes glimmering. Had It not Jbeei It was a" aliame to take the money, but of the ■participants attend lug the ready wending their way to the bull park. the error' mentioned, Orlando ; turned Itorneunuch pleased with the outthey simply dared the boys to bet, and The pony races were won by ng. The party consisted of Currie Lovell. haven’t scored yet. However. itr ATOuhi they did. Now they wish tliey hadn't. In Class One of thp pony races for the Jotsle and Jessie Siumou—AhnaJlrown, A description pt the ball games Is given have been a shame to bring them up here •»ewberc In tbAs Issue in all the Uarrow- tournament ponies Singleton won first and whitewash them twice. Wyndham Even the great Wyndham was o f no Lila Mae Dowd o f Shiloh, Ga., Clifford p r i z e . Simmons second. Arthur Vaughan “ I details. pitched the second game for Orlando but ■vail when tlie Sanford sluggers wielded ’ cadmi y, Henry Peabody and Emery In first ride Hartley made two rings, Vaughan three and Singleton three, which ORLANDO SORE, BUT SATISFIED left another tic between Vaughan and SANFORD WINS BOTH GAMES Singleton. They rode again and Vaughan made four rings and Singleton two.giving parade. Ball Gamea, Speeches, R aces * « .4u Vmighan first prize•iitsI bifrgh^TTTSertiniT.'fbPia'ndo ifl The Som e And Barbecue rilled Out A Tlie entries and score: Class, And Prove To t Day Of Enjoyment v Entrlr* Kings CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS SANFORD’S DAV After the game at the park the ttewd surged back to the tournament (Continued on page 12) he must have forgotten his “ trick" for he the willow. � 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, July 02, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 02, 1909. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 02, 1909; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/dfe261e315ec4b34df6484355ba220a5.pdf 749fb00b1004916ebabd3e7b412fc619 PDF Text Text •••V; , u 1 1 )1 P SIli • ^ ,, ' ............ .* H i t SANFORD HERALD 12 BASE BAl1 ™ s IN SANfORD CHURCHES Where Devout of the Celery! City Worship Sunday. weik A. E. H I L L .... j The Ball Tosser& and Their Patrons . Have Been Kept Busy Hardware and Farm Implements Notwithstanding the undesirable weathsr the series of three games of ball be* RESUM E O F A U CHURCH EVENTS tweemthe dub from Cordde, tin., and the or Interest to Those Relltlously In- Sanford club was played os per schedule on the home grounds this week. Every­ cllncd— Subjects of Discourses Best rencc Made thing was against good ball playing. Wet for the Sabbath. NO DEARER THAN THE POOR KIND grounds and high winds prevailed to a Tks Putan ol ik* Chairhas (a tbs City ara Earnnlr Used in Uncle Stm's Paint Shop tUqaaaiad ra bring o> «anJ l U t Aatwaacamaatt tad greater or lesser extent throughout all the # alkai Chard» Nawi la thia oBira wot lalar than W«dnt» games, consequently there was little or no l i t iltaiaM ». ... W e have the largest T in t M ethodist chance for brilliant plpya. Both teams During the past year Rev. A. EHouseholder. pastor; church. comer Pork played as best they could under existing and best equipped plant the U. S. Navy has con ­ •venue and Fifth itrcet; parsonage. comer Mag­ nolia avenue and Seventh street; »bone 251. conditions. The visitors seemed to have sumed 091,000 pounds for driving*wells in tliis Sunday morning service, at II; evening aervlce, 7:00; Sunday school. I* 45 a. m : Jnu. K. Met- hifck on their side, and that goes a great o f LUCAS WHITEPAINT and tloger, Supt. Epwurlh League. 3:00 Sunday even­ ways in ball playing as prcll as other pro­ section o f the. country ing. 278,700 pounds o f LUCAS fessions, and base’ ball is counted a proSunday school nt 9 :4 3 n.m. Preaching, • ____ ^ ----and are prepared to fin COLORSrsufficient to p r o ­ by the pastor at 11 n. itl.—The sacruincnt |fcsslon arinucinia jnw , theology, science T)f the lAhl-s-euppSTwni ^Tdm lnistered or agriculture. They won the first two duce more than 100,000 all orders promptly. Our after tlie sermon. Epworth league at I Ruinc8 but lost their hold on Uto the gallons o f paint, equiva­ m achinery is up-to-date 3:30 p. m. Union services at the Congre­ third. Monday's score was 4 to 2 and lent to 50 carloads of For Field, Farm, Ranch, Lawns, Tuesday 10 to 8 In their favor. Wednes­ gational church at 8 p. m. and our workmen are 200,000 gallons each, day things took a change and came our Corn Cribs and Poultry e Tits People s Congregational way to the tune of 4 to 2, which was_ex- ^ .O ^ jn ^ w k -w o u ld make skilled in the work. Rev. R. L. Kirkland, pastor: Sunday morning service, t l; evening service. 7:30; prayer meeting hllefstlng *r?d *act ■rhtrPH hH afdy WiYiJ a train more than oneWill stand ordinary as well as hard Wednesday, 7:00 p. in.; Sabbath school. 10 a. in. with enthusiasm. .Up to the seventh In­ Those contemplating ’ ♦ J. C. Ensmlnger, Superintendent. half mile long. usajjc i jwnriniiimoli»«n*»: ning the storekeeper had nothing to do In Uncle Sam’s ser­ Will not sag in Sununer’s heat nor "putting in wells would Next Sunday will be communion day but drat* pictures of hen fruit, n full bask, and a public reception of the new mem­ et of which was presented to the captain. j ’ break id the cold of Whiter * vice, as in everybody serve their best inter­ bers. It is desired that all the .members of each team as they came In fd~resE r i s e 's , LUCAS PRODUCTS Are made of the best materials and ests by * consulting us be |>resent at the services. The pastor Up to tills lime. Junior* .h od-been- -even “ have an unbroken re­ have stays Uiat cannot slip will take for his subject—The Lord's sup­ but the visitors broke the monotony In this cord for satisfactory re-‘ Do not require an expert to erect, and learning prices beper otidits design. At 6 p. in. the union round by getting in tworuns, which caused ——and are low priced suits. ‘---- —- — -— — -making -contracts; service. All the pastors will take part In a fall in Sanford's financial atmosphere, tbit service; Rev. J. W. Boyd will preach only temporary, however, for In the eighth the sermon. ________ the celery chewers returned the compile meat, and in the ninth repeated the trick, rirst Baptist Rev. J. W. Doyd potior; Sunday morning serv­ winning the game 4 to 2. ier, II; even Ini) servkv. 7:30; Sabbath school. 11:43 Well, yes, they played bnl] again on the U. Sunday a. in.: Dr. J. T. Denton. Supe: Sup«.; B. Y. On. •1 6:30 p. in., H. H. IK. Tolar, IVit. prayer meeting last day of the month of roses, and they every Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. played for keeps; the other two days they Holy C ross ep is co p a l just did it for fun. You see, it was this Key. D. F. Brown, rector; A. D. Key, senior war­ den: Sunday morning service, It; evening servkir. way: The Sanford team was so used tou 7.30; Sabbath school. 9:43a. in.; B. FVWbitner, celery diet they didn't take kindly to one Supt.; prayer meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evening. exclusively of ''g ubers." You could tell Piestivtertin tills from the-wnjrthcy^liut HieTr~cycs F.' KfcKIñnon. McKinnon, pastor; morning service, ■KerrJrr. WELDORNE BLOCK “ 1--------11; avcnllog servire,. 7:30; SeWieih acbonl, 9:30 a. and turned up their noses whenever the m ; llrtiry ry McLaulln, Supt; prayer meeting Weil- peanut venders'passed their way. They « nrsilny, 7;30 p. m. had been overfed, and anothcrlhing they The pastor will preach at It o'clock n couldn’t sit down with any degree of in. At night ihecongregation will join in comfort on account pf the spnnking they the union service at the Congregational had received from their guests on the two church. ' Unimproved celery lands, flowing w ells guaranteed, previous occasions. They needed exer • Catholic else nnd took It in fine style. —'1- — -$ 2 5 .0 0 to $2 0 0 .0 0 per acre Rev. M. Fen, rector; services every »frond and Quit your knocking, you who do not Celery farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained and ready for crop, $50000 to $100(1.00 fount. Sunday; early mass.-7 n. m.; malt and *Crmon, 10 a. in ; Sunday school, 9 n. m.; vespers, 3 know any more about ball playing than per acre. p. m. - — tlie law allows, or can't tell n passed bull City property, improved and unimproved Ihnher land with finest site in Florida for mile fatlory 4- *•>♦*♦♦♦♦ * * + < ■ * * + ♦ ♦ from a Inmu: run. Sanford has bull play­ Others tell you what can lie done* K. It. MURRELL is n practical farmer as well as mil ers. good ones, but they can't win every estate broker, and is here to show you whnt has been and can be dona FROM MACARONI D ELTA game. They need encouragement rather Ilian knocks. Dollars ore better than rtw v u w w w v Erom The Herald's Special Correspondent kitka; praise better than derision. Bv Wlreleao Telephone Try It. Elvira CliMzum and Cinrinda Hoplight Daytona plays here today qpiltomorrow have Joined tlie.Ctiloquial Dmmig, a wl ttre ; TUftho-gaihVs uiuintiC irriiiPthe real ar­ 1:44m \m v\V V V W \V U W 44W 4\V V 4\W \i\S»SV % SV SSVW»VVVV»VVtW»V ihe-jruuilgesi hlemberg now In theBociety. ticle. ' . AN ORDINANCE • __ Elvira is twenty-eight and Cinrinda is Next Thursday the Fats and Leans will barely thirty-six. play the most spectacular game of the Granting a f ranchise to Saniord Light .Jim Pilciier took Snmnnlha Gilcliris] season. Gate receipts will go the Athletic &. Enel Company to Install And Op­ llurne from church last Suiuiuy night. It's |Association, > erate on Electric Light And Gas Plant the same old story, we guess, “ Two hearts Within The City o f Sanford And Au­ with but a single thought and two souls , Griffin-Johnson thorizing a Contract With Sold Comthat thump ns one." Married, by Rcv,.R. Lee Kirkland,at the nony:* ----______ _____ Uncle Aileck Perkins'wife whodied Inst minister's home, Wednesday- night, June T berefoie,licit ordalnnl By the City Council ut I Jim now preparing ten 5-acre Celery Farms in . week of-plumbago nnd' corrugated^Jlvef, 3üth. J. M.- Johnson of JnckMtnviUe to the City of San font; the best location, 2 to 3 miles from -town; 2 acres Section I. Tliert; 1» hereby* limn led to the Sanweighed 300 (Hiunds nnd wore No. 12 Miss Elizabeth Gridin of Sanford. Their foni Lislit X Fuel Company and it» «lU'ccautrs anil on eaelFpIace tilled, plowed and ready far enllivniiaiZn», the privilege ut mnatrucUui and maluiulnshoes. Her right foot had six toes, while many friends wish them a hbppy life. ns in. under nnd ibn.iiCli (In- iln-eti. nlleya and tion. These places are for sale cheap, good terms. public ground» of Ihr City of San ton!. a» tin- an me­ her left foot lmd only four. Several medical nu** 1» or tuny hereafter be laid oul. a iy»trrn of Write me. I ain also making n specialty of M. M. students from Rollins College have bedn lipei. mala«, conduits, standpipes, receivers and REPORT OF THE CONDITION Oh anipposU, and cither im rm try nr useful appli­ lu town lately, and Uncle Aileck has hired Sinjtll’ -S lands, the best located Innds olTered for sale. ances far the supply of gas suitable for dumcslle Sam Scully to watch the burying ground First National Bank at Sanford llhimlmithui nr Other purposes, with power nnd A lso choice city lots and residences at reasonable authority lu manufacture, mukr. vend, store -and ' every night for the past two weeks, ns he In such gas and furnish Ihe lame to said IN THE STATE Or FLORIDA, AT THE CLOSE Or deal prices. Call or write me for particulars; town and inhabitants thereof and hidMIngi therein, thinks Uiey nre-trying to get Ids wife's alio Ihe right of constructing mid maintaining a business june 23 rd, ID09: ' system of wires, puieg, tower* and posts In. upon, fe e t.. ‘PITTSBURG PERFECT’ LUCAS PAINTS WELL DRlLUNG I- % iote WE HANDLE TH E ABOVE E X C L U S IV E L Y IN SANFORD K. Presents to the Investor the Best Opportu­ nities in Florida K. R. M U R R E L L F. J . P O W E R S Real Estate and Rentals ROOM 9 -H Y NES BUILDING Vi r Bud StiUson says he is going to make a hot air balloon ascension in Sanford next week. Dqc Reed snys Bud lias got enough hot ulr about him to dll a dozen balloons RESOURCES. IxMin» Bnd¡I)l»rounl*.;v, ; r . . . . : . .........3192,4(18.75 Ovrrilrufu, Hvurnl anil unwcutnl___ 178 31 U. S. Bondi to »M-urr cin-ulolloa____ 6,250 00 llunUs, nwtarllp*. e l c .. . , ....... ......... 23.602.50 Ilsnkliat houHT. furniture’ uml fisturr* 19.336.10 Dup from National llanti (nut irarrve a t r o t i) .............................. ............ 64.642.54 Due from State Bank» and Unnkrn 5.758.24 Due from nwuovnl n-wrve sceh lt___ 34,087.76 A collection wns taken lip in Brother Deuteronomy Joncs'church lost Sunday, and the money, $2.73, will be ex|tcndod (.'lin k» and Ollier coiti Item*....... r... 485.73 In cnlclndnlng the ceiling. Other needed Nutra of oltier Natiunal Banka .......... 4.808,00 Fractional paper currency, nickel», nnd improvements will be made later on. cent»................. .a ................. 774.: Miss Arjjipin Onll.-tl n po- LAVIUl.lWtwrV'keMjtvrifjtl*««. vtt: I .„.*15,437.30 sltion In Mort Buster’s bourdlng bouse ns |S M f'i -v ...... 6,330 00 *21.787.SO headwaitcr and clinmbermnid. Miss Gul-1 Kid.-<mptlun fond with U; 3. Treasurer (5 per orni, of circulation.............. 312.50 lett will be quite un acquisition, as she is Total .......................................*375,496 SI quite popular with our young people. Amanda Puterbaugh is going to open a LIABILITIES school to teach contortion sets to our swell Capital Stock paid In ........... . *23,000.00 young ladies. Surplus fund .........................; ........— I Unti Iybled protUs. tees espensrs nnd Seth Dulliver has taken Jhe ageuey of „ «air» paid . ...................... ............. * Joel Ctodfelter's patent flea eradlcatnr. Notional Bank notes outstanding........ Individual deposita sub­ This township isonuch infested with the isci lo ( beck...................310,541.00 DenianiTrertlflcales of deterrible pests. _pam I I . ■ ____ 8.904.00 over-and across Ilia streets, alleys and public grounds of said town, or other appliances fur the generation nnd transmission of electricity, nnd conversion of thF snmr Into light nnd power tor the us<'of said town, its Inhabitants and building*, and the right to supply such lights and power to the tame; provided always that It Isttot intended therein to conflict with the use of oM irkliy for running car or any cars, or loounmtlrr. nr for Ihr Tniismissloci of Ksimls nr messages by electricity; provided always that «hrproper «ifllcials of IlieCity uf Sanford shall nmeur with said grantees In lisatng nnd Using the plore, arpiaros, for (mim, towers and other appliances. Section 2. Ike It further ordalm-d; Tliat suld privUrges «hall r s j ______ seven years Irom day 1009. At the aspiration of snld period. City of Sanford so d esires._____ It muy purchase said disilrk lytht ami gat plant from said ildigrantees pay­ ing therefor such price. In case the parties are unalsr to agree, as shall 1* (lard by lltTOCnun-rusIdem appraisers, one chosen hy the town, one by owners, nnd the two chosen shall choose the third; or, If either party »hall refuse or Tail to appoint their ap­ praises. nnd notify the other in. -----wrltling of such ---------choice, for fifteen days after service upon them of the written notice of such selection, and of wiltten nut tec for ihe parly so served to select their ap­ praisers, the other parly may then appoint so<h xronilwrTOma-xwf.rd nT*0; ., , !.*,.! i, the majority «udi appraisers shall 1« final and binding upon l«lli partle» In Ihe event Hint the »aid City of ban turd does not desire to Imy said electric ILtht and gas jilants and the tahl grantees ami the City of Sunfortl cannot agree upon rite terms of a new cuntrai t. tint said t.tiv of Sanfiml Certified checks.......... 320.690 93 brreby agfoes to estrnd mid grunt thim privileges 1.243.03 rantrd^imder thU (udlnam-e ns found In Srctlceis , 2 nml J Induiive, to tlie tuld Coin pen y fur o Total. . . . . . . . . ..............*373.406.81 period o f twenty-five years from the expiration of Ihe franchise hereby granted. “ flCtkiu 3. Bell further ordained: That said gi State uf Florida. 1 l their successors and assigns, shall have the County of Orange J Mart Buster is having two new bedrooms erected over his summer kitchen and calls his hoarding house the Hotel de Buster. Another roller tuwel was sneaked out of rukt and privilege, without the passage of further the hotel last Sunday by an Orlando um­ I. F. P. Forster, cashier of the above-named hank, ordinance, to dig up and temporarily obstruct the da solemnly swear that the above stalrmrnt is true streets alleys ami walks, and publicgrcnmdsufsaid pire, it is thought. to the best of my knowledge and belief. air. to ths proro*» uf cumtrufliug and laying, and „ , F T . FORSTER. Cashier. thereafter In the process of changing or repairing, Notice of Application, far Tax Deed Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th day or extending the pipe*, main* and appliance* or of June.-dUUU. porta of works mnstrm tnl hrleunder, hut shall not Under Section 8 of Chapter 4888. „ A. M. THRASHER. unreasonably interfere with or utatruct the free Correct—Atteat: Notary Public. uae of the Streets, alley* and public grounds uforeFREDERIC H. RAND. «aU. The street*, alley* *nd »Idrvuik. ,,x nulJLNotice la here gnomds. if illilnrVad Ip the proerwrw fnjJitg or nrhnserof Till f pairing pipe*, polrs. towers and other tiorossorv 'j«Mrtkr0et __ _____ IkIoV’ w H* »loreaaid srork* or plant, j and has made application fur lai deed to •hail be restored, and all regulation* prew-riltnl l-y . . ue In occunlonce with law. Said roitlikale em- I - ruoes the following described property situated in I iVrt‘2ol! ,ra* "part* rr shall com plied with.n*c»!,nLi Should *° any,uch main*, or hr pipes of •Orange aAinty, Florida, to-wit: NCMofNWMofl work* ainitructed hemmd.-r be laid or locuOsi S E K Sec 18, Tp 29. S K 27 E, I he same land mu .again Diking for OLD SHOES. I or upon any ttreeti, alley* or public groumli not ht-iog assessod at the dete of the Issuance of such will give what they are worth which Is subsonientCertificate in the name uf W. i’errnie. Unless said fy altered or fixed, told town shall J*aTthe excertificate shall be redeemed according to law. lax SIZES, 6, 7. 8. 9, 10 II AND IS peujeof changing the position of Kdb mains or deed will issue thereon on the 3rd day of AugusL partsof works whan the grade »bell be fixed or 190». 1 changed: Provided, thet before the pipe* arelald Witness my official »I 0O.Ju'T ,l,,edue noth» to the Mayor shall be given A. D [hou. B M. Ro m m , and fifteen day» allowed fur the town ut establish Circuit Court Orange County. Ha. I Cor. 3rd S l o iu I Suniurd Ave, the grade before *ych pipes shall be laid: Provided. Old Shoes Wanted ^ . E . Irvin’s Shoe Shop t '. -J. F . J . PO W ER S ¿v w sw t H w ttt v m tH w t t m m m m t w w t w t m t t t n n n n v hawevroMhc grantees or Ihi* franchise make nt ttieir nwn expense all i hiinge* In service pipes ofpart Uterouf nreessltnted try new grade given by the City of Sanford: Provided, said service pipes or any nnit thereof, was laid prior to the passage uf this IrnnchiM-. In case any Judgment »hall tie recovered ng »aiit.iuYrn fur iiny Injury to |iem j||-rir~I>?~i)eny caused hy the defective constnictioii or condition of snld gas works or electric light plant »wjresnr apparatus mid city «halt hr relmf.ur.nl in the antUuiil of said Judginenl by the snld Kanloril Ugh l & foci Comtmny or its successors or assigns Section 4. Be It further ordained; Thai m‘ hl «•"■Ir socrossors or assigns, shall supply with Ulamlnating gas or electricity ttuJi liglu* as than he desired by said city mid (Is Inhabitants, nil at e price not to exceed that paid by town* of like »lie mid character; 'ami whenrver sold town shall order gns, or electricity to he supplied fur 'WtU.sueh lamps or lights shall be lighted nml extinguished hy said grantees. Ibelr •''‘"• «• reor assigns at their own expense. Tlie lApidjig i f ruXtiik td Inc Ilne iif the (irotirriy sluiIT lie dune at the expense of said grnitlac-s. SectRm 8. Bell furtherurdtiiurd: Tliot this fran­ chise must he accepted or rejected within thirty days after JlxilauU P u ssgr. tiy - said graitlcca. nml *be event that weid franchise, is.acoepird, said gronteva shall ts-gln within three months nnd work of Installing said electric light plant, and shall have the same in operation within Iwrlvc months from d* 'e of aewpUnea In default therrof this fran­ chise shall be forfeited. Section 0. Belt further ordained: Thai a contract ® T td Sanford and tiie Sanford Ligltl X tt^G onm any toautirdy goa and electricity to the City of Sanford and Its Inhabitants shall he entcrrdjnlu hy ttstiroper aulharitles: VI*: for a period i» fi! nrin-ti at lthe expiration nf which ,M l years, j'f'r s . Pi period the saki CUy of Sanford I tu guter Into between g e A A foF another term of twelve years. In l.refereHwiroaay compelihir^jinivlditig the rates and the services are njual Section 7-Juj B further onlnlntd: That In gjutsidrrstion of tfilxJraucitwe east erantl-rg'ugrro to NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS OF COUNTY DITCH LETTISH Noticeli hereby given that sculi-d hid» witl bereoalvrd hy the Bff r 'l -if 1 1 1................ » a —— 'range lYuiniy, Florida, until 12 o ik » l ro,; f* Monday, Jutv 12r»i. ,1009. and the »ante will “» opened tty sakl Itowed rut muxsoav.'jutv tSni. I960. At lit t « Sakl Idds tiring for the construction ol alssij l « f three nillcs, county diluii ami ruiw-ri» mer ‘ crc u id rlcj. ¡»aid «-»Vl.trm-te«! atiesiatHd * wher nd numbers to the estimated amount uf roupd________________ I m m i m Po u s q .-*---... A complete di w.ritui.oi may I»- had hy nml nvm Hon. B. M. Rigrinson, Clerk el CihkI t»f OrleBe»* front Wilbur A. Clnn, Consulting Engineer DM»» Sanfonl Drainage Comntistlon. Ki.un 3. re" Nntional Bank. Sanford, Florida, shrre l'S»*i spocificationa. maps, esUnialrs. *.r».rile* sod »j* necessary Information rrlatlog lu »akl luniiruo** Ii m Ms.---- -------—------•- .................... —-x "rhe bids fur ditching will tie rtvrhrd VP00. ^ ? »epurate sect km or u i»o each separate liar »(ruction as laid out or upon the entire rstinm™ Improvement ns a whole. Thebtdi must oe » t»“ J sum far the section», ditches or improrem*» must specify same separately. oaiuotx ANDCPIVIVt» (No stton over 23 leel In dear) Mustbchkl for in separate-as follows. Headed —CuLvam: Excavation per cubic yard. Embankment per cubic ya/il lW Lumber classified In place at so much P« sand feet- All culverts to he of pinta ranMrw“ *£ rAVrurans—All work will be paid for vpoo mates of the rngineer, lest 25 per cent, rei“ ®™ upon each section until the rcuuiretnmlt “ Viptviflcatiuns are compiled with, when in* rei» Uer will he estimated In full. L. , ■ rp auasina io tine ine m im « . . ptfbFwinis* truuL H of good faith that it awarded a cwittw “ “ Uf lt»«njje>C^4li|iMaIn the rooncD chatnlwr. five days of the reoslpt of a legal nulUesttm^ the Tî — award ------ -- the Successful bidder ----- u*ut*t* jnlul Fork Lvcliuc MIld ,m' “ 1 c<rt house oti must file a satisfactory. buud Tu Ifunonohle Mayor Lake; Commissioner*. W Insure for tiie eumpt«*" |imf I hereby crrtlfy that the alnve ordinance was contract at awarded awl In the speunro pa»»H by the city Council of Sanford. F la ™ ses- (See specifications.) rathe ' Said bond to be an amount sslisfsrireT . .km March lit. 1909. Ma» L Sclorr Board anil In accordance with the law* 4®** Approved: city Clark. such work. * . _ «sll Faaxm L ax*. Mayor. 43-4t The right is hereby reserved to reject *®f bids. V By order o f (be Board of County Have you »een ttie latest th ln t» uf Orange County, Florid» B M renriferators— ¡til H e e l-a t Harry I B. M. . . _ Address oil bids to if M. Kobinsoo. Wilson'». 44-4* es?. ■ ircuit Court, Orlando Fla- �Number 47 A fiREAT CELEBRATION races on Magnolia avenue. These were very exciting there licing ninny entries from other counties. The winners uf the Sanford Entertains Thousands prizes were as follows: Aiex Vaughan, Jr., first prize. Orlando Ball Team Colors Trailed Of Visitors During Day K. M. SingJaiuu__iecoinl-[tfift-:------- -— Tn Tee Düst In first ride Hartley made two rings, Vaughan three and Singleton three, which ORLANDO SO R E, BUT S ATISFIED left another tic between Vaughan and SANFORD WINS BOTH GAMES Singleton. They rode again and Vaughan made four rings and Singleton two.giving parade. Ball Gamea, Speeches, Races *« .4u Vmighan first prize•iitsI bifrgh^TTTSertiniT.'fbPia'ndo ifl The Some And Barbecue rilled Out A Tlie entries and score: Class, And Prove To t Was no trouble to solve. He pitched a Mitrimi) vil IOHlulls good game, however, and deserves some credit for holding our boys down to seven hits. _1___ Tiui wiuk-or Dr.-Ktngrwho-nintiifi-d born The-Gene ral IVews'öt "Tlie Land games, was the best seen hero this senof Flowers' son. He impressed tho crowd as being a most impartial umpire, nnd gave entire satisfaction In all his decisions. C ULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS The Sanford boys all deserve especial •praise foU lM ^yftteiwM hcff two games. Thoy pulled'off some very Vast plays, fieljl- An Epitome o f the Week’s M ost lmDay Of Enjoyment v ed brilliantly und used the willow effec­ Entrlr* portant Happenings In tho Kings Easy Picking ¿ a tively. The fenturcs of the games were State's Domain. . . _ Last Monday was nmost auspicious oc­ W, K incuti! tulnt Mil. Oil 1 You Sanford Kids I the pitching of Bridges, the catching of Arthur Vouiihnn I The sale of t3,(>00 acres of Everglades casion in the history of Sanford and the Chus. Simona ( Two of the prettiest games of the sea­ Hudson, and theballingnnd base running land In the vicinity oi Miami totheRidit; diy entertained a large crowd In n most C. E. Foster K. M. SlnxMon 3 son were pulled off at the hall terrace of White, Fridenger nnd Vibbert ardson-Kellett Co. of Minneapolis, Minn., astlsfactory manner. The threatcTiing J. C. Osborne 2 Monday, before a record-breaking crowd The score of tlie second gnme follows has been consummated. F. (¡Ilion I »readier oi tho few days before had the A. A in Vaughnri 3 composed, of enthusiastic fans from all I 2 3 4 3 I) 7 8 0 1( ][ tj This year’s cotton crop In Florida Is fstious committees sorely puzzled nil day Paul Intica 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 7 t>urts of tiie stale. The good-natured ri­ Sanford— H. F. Kina 2 larger nnd belter than lust year's. Saturday and It looked for a time os Joe (,'urrry Orlando— g 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 4 valry which existed between the Sanford Hartley 3 though die barbecue at least would have Osear The Seaboard Alt Line Railway Co, has Ü. R. Heck a und Orlando basctinll teams is n fact well to be abandoned as old Jupiter Pluvius Tied made known its desire to issue bonds to SANFORD’S DAV Oscar llnnlrv 8 mown by inns and fannbelles all over the iccincd determined to drown out every Ales Viuutban the amount of $150,000,000,with which to h state, nnd everyone who went to the bnll 8 » pay outstanding indebtedness and make thing. However on Sunday tlio weather R. M. Singleton Just after tho tournament dinner was park Monday ex jiccted to witness two hot­ As Seen By The Reporter-Star Scribe needed improvements. cleared up and the world seemed brighter. On The Elftlr ly contested games. No one was disnpThe barbecue proceeded and the base ball nnnounced nt the park nail here tlie Owing to tho new pension Irtw passed Sanford did well. She advertised pointed in this, for, ns the scores Indicate, fans polished up their horns and méga­ crowning event of the day was celebrhted, by the last legislature, Confederate vetri5th of July celebration but she actually the gomes were extremely classy. phones preparatory to the big time on an old fashioned barbecue. nns or their widows who own property tn The Orlando (T) team (may we. not Included the 3rd nnd tho 4th. Since Sunday at noon Uncle Dan Pres­ •Monday. the value of $5,000 or more can no longer There was enough of It to cover three cott nnd Ids force of ussistuma had been question when three of Bartow's regulars draw pensions from the state. They can The day dawned bright and while the days, not only In theattractions furnish­ busy digging n long pit and cutting up were playing for Orlando T) readied the draw up to July J.________ —____________— ed and the crowds attending but In "grub1 tun was very much in evidence no one the beef, mutton nnd |x»Tk. The meat city at 0:25 a. m. on n special train, ac­ 'provided; teemed to mind the heat whIltf*enjoylng ’ During the storm of last week. tlui Caw a s done to a turn nnd pronoUTlCCd hy iill companied by hundreds of ro0lers7ex> "Ojminhml lucky celery seededcitythdu loosnhntchlc river w’ni higher at Fort My­ festivities. Long before the first rays pectltig to Wjithip^Sanfiirdtwice in the lob e ¡Tie best they Itad ever tasted. Be­ art worthy to go ut) higher. __-------ers than It has been for thirty years.if the sun had brightened the eastern sides tlie barbecued -meal' there were same place. (Pnrdon a smile). At 10:30 Crowds of thousands of people were iSonTbe sound o f the cannon nml fire the gome was on with the 'mighty Burlc-. J. T^l-ewis. jr., win of the state inspec­ dainty limn sandwiches although these there. ) f theunln loads and auto loads tor of convicts, was seriously injured last a inkers wnsTveafd In the land and the son, the highest salaried (linger In the were noted chiefly for their quick disap­ of folks fromTOrlando had n notion they Sunday near Moss'IIluff, while bathing in glorious Fourth was ushered In on the pearance. Plenty of bread aided in ap­ State League, us an opponent to our own fifth. The spectators lined the streets little Bridges. Oh I You Bridges I For were going to fill Sanford nnd make the n lake, hy being nttneked by Arthur Hill peasing the hunger gained in tlie open early in the day and every trnln, boat and air, and such a tinting as gathered ft do two innings neither side were nhle to solve City of Orlando look like thirty cents they nnd beaten over tho heud with a billet of conveyance helped to swell the crowd Justice to the viands was never seen In the pitching jxublems presented, and It succeeded nil right In the lutter preposi­ wood. Young Lewis wns taken to Ocala really scented ns if there could be no pos­ tion. but there were thousands of other for treatment. The Orlando special brought in about 500 tins section before- Two long tables people and ns soon as they had alighted erected along the sidewulk fairly'groaned sible chance to score. However, such was people in Sanford, T. A. Bivens, n widely known citizen of It was a jolly crowd,- Tlie weather was Tnmpa, died Sunday at his home in Hint the parade ktarted on Second street and beneath their burden of meat mid bread not the case except no far ns Orlando was concerned. In the third inning Sanford hotter than blazes but people _keut In the dtyt----------swung In First street from Palmetto. nnd the good no lured crowd fyuml the First street was In good shape, most of food tastily urraiiged in wooden dishes got next to Orlando’s Bartow mun for beat of temjHT. In a suit for separation and nlintuny Orlando was well treated. She enjoyed brought hy Mrs. Elsie M. Adams, against the sand having been cleared ofT the brick for their delectation. There was plenty three clean hits, und scored two runs, paying on Saturday and as the procession fur all and although the committee in either one of which would have won Ihu herself. She always lias felt Triemlly to her husband. Garrison B. Adams, the de­ âme down this broad thoroughfare heud- charge estimated uimn deeding 5,00(1 game. It happened thusly : Little Brid­ Sanford nnd she believes the real folks lit cision was In her favor, the court graujing^ her $3,000 yearly olfinonyT Mr. Adams ed by Prof. Stunion's famous. Sanford people there was nothing left UjKin^ the ges was the first man up, was hit by a Sonford feel the same to her. _ _ _ _ _ bsiul of twenty-two pieces inSvme'a. tnbirrhy ttie 'iVfim*' ifio'' iTprokmg coni­ pitched tmif-rrrnHnok first; VlBCcrt bunt­ ' Orlando tried lo b e good njul Sntifon is-ritenoti o f the Into Thomas Adams, the ed forcing Bridget nrwcond upd making ■wns gflffdy good In furnishing so good o "tuiti-frulty" gum man, who had a beau­ ' ïîinfitii ihô'nijilit mia moat imposing. Tho ine need. first in safety. Vibbert allowed his sprint­ time. tiful winter home at Palm Beach. musicians were-in w hite‘ duck suits and About l:.’l() itie crowd having had n Of course the great feature-wns the ball caps and presented a nobby appearance. feast for the inner man turned llieir at­ ing ability nnd hooked second off the much While seeking employment at the union Marshal of the day, Ctms. Hand upon n tention to the speakers stand ill tlie band touted Taylor. Our dandy little shortstop, games. Orlundu boys fell likeyoungeolts depot in Jacksonville, Tuesday morning, White, was next up, amt, to satisfy tlie nnd believe they would ul least capture Henry Kotiinson dropix-d deqd. prancing steed and assisted by four (invilliun. rowd that lie is one of the best pinch one of (he games. mounted police led tho van and at every Whnt is of vital hn|>ortnncc to Florida Mayor Lake preside'd and introduced And they were mighty fine gatnps. comer kept the way clear for the proces­ the 8|H-akers after aa address of welcome hitters around these (tarts, lined out a just now is tho report that yellow fever is |>retiy two-bagger, scoring Vlbberl. Frl- Orlando hit hard hut hit the dust. San­ sion to puts. The credit of the parade is again prevalent in Cuba, and thauhr au­ Hon. J. N. Whittier, the (irst speaker, ford simply played "a leedle better bull." due to the zeal of Mr^lfaml and his abil­ made n short Introductory address in his denger look the next turn at the hat, saw thorities are trying to chccul the fuel tinThat's all.—Reporter-Star. ity to line them up and keep thé same usual happy vein, touching U|k>ii (he won one to bis liking coming across the pan, formation. ' Immediately after the .band derful development imt! growtlmf Sanford smashed it to deep right field ‘ for two lignum jaundice. Sanford Hands Orlando a Lemon came the carriages containing Hon. Frank and then introduced tlie speaker of the bases. Before tlie ball got back to tile Last spring the Florida Railroud Com­ The nbovc tells the story of Orlando's diamond. White had scored tlie second Clark. Mayor Lake, J. N. Whltner, I)r. Pu- day, Hon. Frank Clark. and last run of the game. There you arc! defeat by Sanford yesterday, iib the local mission asked the Southern Express Co. leslon. Geo. B. Dickenson of Mnittan(J, About this time the sun was hitting the Pretty nifty ball playing. chT team was unable to solve tho delivery of for a reduction iu rates on vegetables to lion. T. E. McRae "of Trilby, F. P. Forster park and jinvillion full in the (ace and Throughout the remainder of the game the big Jacksonville cast off, nnd Sunford northern murkets. A rate of from two to Mil other distinguished gentlemen. many who were anxious to hear Mr. Clark it was a pitcher’s battle. Bridges pitched connected when hit incant runs. It cer six cents on n crate was granted to toko The Cocoa Cola floats containing the were forced to seek positions under the an excellent gome and k e p fth e heavy-' tainly must be handed'ttr BridgesV*_IIe effect June 25th. Later, another request lilllc fellows in sailor suits and the-girls r a r S T t E T trees. His address was a hitting Orlando men guessing throughout started the first guine, in a tcm|>crnturc wns made for a still further reduction. in red, white and blue called fortii great masterly effort and had it not been ex­ The compuny must answer by July 15, or the entire contest. Three scratch hits, the that took the starch out of both teams, spplause from the spectators. temporaneous and of such length The scratchiest of scratches, was tlie sum total with a smile thnt_ resembled an adver­ the commission will tuko steps to com|>e] The fire department led by Assistant Herald would be glad to reproduce it in a reduction. - -« ' of their hit column on the score book. Man tisement for some tooth paste, and still Chief W. E. Holmes made a most credit­ full. Mr. Clark touched upon the work in hud the smile when the second game wus During the month of May the county after man facet! Bridges only to take three able allowing. Congress, the tariff and other vital issues mighty swings at the ball nnd retreat to over. Sanford has strengthened her team udge of Dade county Issued un average G. R. Calhoun had a good float of twif, in the public affairs uf the nation and the bench. Even tlie great Wyndham did wonderfully since her np]>earunce here, of one marriage license a day. darkiea driving an ox cart containing a gave his audience ti clcur and concise "It 1» lay dual," was the remark of Al­ the Casey act three times during tlie game, tmd bids fair to make Orlando hump to huge pumpkin, several sucks of fertilizer Idea uf tlie work that Is being accomplish and right before those pirik-chcekcd Or take the cup. It is game put up by the bert O'Kane os he drop|K*d dead last Sat­ and crates. The float represented the ed by the Florida members. He paid bis land» fannbelles, too. Ain’t it awful, Ma­ local team, but It is up to Capt. Pounds urday night while playing curds ul his Williams & Clark fertilizers for which Mr. resi>ccts to Hollingsworth, the would be bel T They'll have to get up another verso to make his men get mure hatting jiruc home iu Mulberry. Calhoun is the agent. Thia float was ar­ ugitotor and brought forth much applause lice. There are yet ten games to bepluyto their song, or stop singing, Isaac Myers, a rcsjx‘ctutde,_ hard-work­ ranged □ few hours before the parade uml in his arraignment of this man who « f i i i ihe-ouj>-sefle«r and Ute-Oriandofnmi ing negro of Kissimmee, was shot and - ? Jut -mxmo b y -tim in g s -!o lle w s -i !y took the crowd:------------want the entire number. Sanford is instuntly killed at u boarding house iu 1 2 3 4 3 0 7 S 0 H H E caused" sudi a furore in ills utterances Several merchants floats - and others against tlie South. Mr. Clark then ex Sanford- 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 2 spending her money to beat Orlando, and Tumpa where lie was stopping on Hie night Vere real good although very few floats plained about the deep wuler project for Orlando- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 means to win the series if money will get The afternoon gamtj was played before iter a team that can do it,,am i -it- must qf.July Silt. -Tlie murderer was allegro were arranged for this affair, the threut- Sanford and the channel from I’nlulkn to named Charlie Lewis, wiio made his es­ o much'larger crowd, and Wob (ibrhaps u ening weather of Saturday keeping not be tight when it comq* to inuring for cape. Sanford und from Sanford toLuke Harney little more exciting for the Orlando con­ great many from taking part. _____ the team. Well, thffre Is very little to und assured Ills hearers that the great The big box factory owned by Knaucr The Eagles under command of M. P. improvement would take place In the near tingent. ns their team did manage to get say about the two games. Sanford got Brothers in Jacksonville, was destroyed by a man ucross the plate before the game Lipe were a distinct feature of the parade future ns the bill was sure to pass in the to Burleston In one inning and shoved fire Monday. Loss estimated at $10,000, was over. Said run, however, was made si were also the Woodmen of the World, hext session of Congress. He ulso dilated two runs across, which were enough to after two men were down, and the tnun win, as Orlando failed to get n man across Carpenters’ Union and other orders. Mist Stumon Aa Conductor -----upon the great benefit to be derived from The Eagles had about forty men In line water—transportatioQ land_ended—by. a who scored got life on first through an er­ the idate.- Thc afternoon gnnie {went the Prof. J. M. Stumon, tho leader uf the band was forced to leave the bund at the ¿¡eased In white duck suits anil carrying glowing tribute to ¿m ford nnd the won­ ror. h cannot, flterefore, lie colled an same way by a score of four to one, hall park lust Monday ufter the parade md. white and blue umbrellas and they derful strides made by her people since earned run. Reporter-Star. Sanford scored in the opening round, af­ in order to attend to his duties at the res- * •uade a most pleasing picture as they the greot freeze almost prostrated this ter Vibbert got life on first and had stolen Iaura lit. In his absence his duughter, •wung down the streets. Random Hits section. He was heartily appluuded at second, hy White's two-bagger to left, in Miss Jessie, took charge of the band and The Woodmen led by G. R. Calhoun various Intervals and ended by stating It wns a lurge day. proved an able conductor. Tiie Stumon* “ ode a good appearance carrying their that he could not expect to hold the at­ tlie third .Inning three more runs were They say that Orlando has changed the are a musical family and area wonderful registered for Sanford by opportune hit­ **et and other regalia. tention of any audience when a ball gome name to Orion as all the "do" was left In assistanco to the Sunford baud. Under ting and fast base running on tlie part of *“ The Carpenters’ Union Local 1730 had was ubout to begin. ____________ White, Fridenger, Hudson and Hunter. Sanford. ’rof. Stumon the band numbers twentyI t I raeQ 1” Kne and not only demonstrotMr. Clark demonstrated that- lie,1ms We didn't make uny more, as we didn't two members and as a body of musicians Hi rd their numerical strength but also pre­ lost none of his prestige with tlie |«eople Good thing Orlando hod a barbecue to need them. Hud we needed a few more they have few equals in the state. fill up on. There was not enough money sented a good appearance. of Orange county and In this section es­ it would have been easy. left iu the crowd to l^ty a meal ticket.— Space forbids a description of the en- pecially he has scores of friends and nd... . Launch P a r ty --Bridges officiated Oli the. moUIMl Jk*.Parade bug the unanimous verdict of mtfipi s l u m jjrw d-9f Mnrnnd htsiw d The slaughter was awful, and the Or­ ' A small party of young folks enjoyed a in the second game, und it was the same public approval bos bOen written.' Tinder work In Congress.« lando fans wept tears of blood as their a jolly, pleasant launch ride on Lake Mon­ old story—nothin’ doin’. Wbenev The pony races on Myrtle avenue were we circumstances and handicaps It was little pets walked up to the plate aud roe lust Tuesday afternoon. They went chance, a man or two dot on many lin­ ®m°** credits bio affair. The procession next on the program over to Enterprise, where they visited Hie fanned out. ___________ _ tightened up a little, and sent •whsuded B( the ball park, the band and gered to see this feature tmirty were al­ Orphanage and chicken farm, and re­ hopes glimmering. Had It not Jbeei It was a" aliame to take the money, but of the ■participants attend lug the ready wending their way to the bull park. the error' mentioned, Orlando ; turned Itorneunuch pleased with the outthey simply dared the boys to bet, and ng. The party consisted of Currie Lovell. The pony races were won by haven’t scored yet. However. itr ATOuhi they did. Now they wish tliey hadn't. In Class One of thp pony races for the Jotsle and Jessie Siumou—AhnaJlrown, A description p t the ball games Is given have been a shame to bring them up here •»ewberc In tbAs Issue in all the Uarrow- tournament ponies Singleton won first and whitewash them twice. Wyndham Even the great Wyndham was of no Lila Mae Dowd of Shiloh, Ga., Clifford p rize. Simmons second. Arthur Vaughan “ I details. pitched the second game for Orlando but ■vail when tlie Sanford sluggers wielded ’ cadmi y, Henry Peabody and Emery After the game at the park the he must have forgotten his “ trick" for he the willow. (Continued on page 12) ttewd surged back to the tournament �MRS. N. t. ALLEN \ CURBSTONE GLEANINGS £ n . • ____________ m i t WL w a post not Is one block from 1st street, but it will pay you to call and see the new and up-to-date Pi it M IL L IN E R Y Ye m ake them go SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Give Me a Share of Your Patronage^ G. W . S P E N C E R . W H Y NOT USE B & in r te r - F i e \ n t i I r r e r NOW, AND SA V E MONEY? It has shown more results for the Money invested than.any other ‘ It will pay you to examine the Celery Fields where. P a in te r ’ s S an ford C ele ry Special » jresected by TH E E. O. Wr?«a Hr a—ttot. P A IN TE R in iia-ioH F E R TIL IZ E R CO JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Smooth Running. Fconomicsl and A b sotu trt) R e lU b ir ---------------------------------- J. D. PARKER, Prop See m* kefare tostalllal aa rollo» la i«ar toat |«u «»ill oat rr»rrt tt + ♦ l i t P S a rcla i + •♦ Price SCO T. P. Conpropst Word i . U m Far Ibc B al Park The foflaviag n io e th m b re a hnwM ia u i the Herald «rü1 publish tto Um ito rusai ladie» «03 to kept went itati] the rreitet toa toe* decided. Every Salted, lady t e l i uosa la i a t o « ito toB tari. Send ia yaa o ta r «o The Herald. W et Pari. { Pact. Dixie Pari. ......... Serve*» Pari. S a x e Pari. fk£y Pact. Baton E. Lee Part. I. C. H U G H E S W . W . LO NG Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty DEALER IN Fresh Meats None tot first-dass labor employed and all contracts guaran teed to !«■ ,r. ¿.-.írdinc» . with plans and specifications ta da Business far Those Ulto P ostonica Box 771 AND Groceries A ^ e n t f o r \ i r i l n l a C a ro lin a 1er lidien • S Tto ! • •" . . i aad tto F id at Jut; t o n j »e aad tto vr*y Sarierd neiday did a y 'b e a t A to UP-TO-DATE RESTAURANT v J. FRESH T AND GROCERIES A gency E STAB LISH ED 1SG9 J . L ANDERSON S P a i. Marks he E sta te Meat Sde Pari, M e t Dad P ak A re Offering A n y and A ll Kinds o f Florida Real Estate S' ■* at as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms A s Can be Had Anyw here. MY SPECIALTIES Al tto beane 4 Mr and Mn. Hämmernd a* Ocotal aveva c. Ckianda. al IM O • dock, last Tuesday. M m A it o Brady IÌM tA td U € M rfÌM M ttit> Ù L WkQr aad Bonree «eoe uatod ia ito mas lo * * judeeew ia grròg tonexy pcoject ttot <*ay to spra&g danai tto Raders’ PUted Ware GOODS GUARANTEED and Mrs. Bortrer «ni retara u (kifleJbaag Y to e a w wto did a * beBeee lauda ia Octetor and occupy thar ia dùs kiad ol advertising aad «ore vxxy al tto coma of and Jackson ttrem. M ia Brady is tto m u x to E E. B r ^ , ^ •■ i W H i y n il to^i Ite «cxioa «rto vite tor a Me to topóacm d a d i atout tto vasi uuHuat t i rafexaMe Mr. Borne is a native to PeoasyHaaia AM W te Keetons My B o n o »! Attratte m i. Plumbing and G as F ittin g *** “ IT Y Qgia aad Wakham Waube» C. H. DINGEE ttot toiags » t e a Office on Pari Avenue, between Fust aad Ç U sçjfrnx! Streets Ssticri. FV«*h C a ir n '» Seeding Silver ALL Ttore vere peopAe tose Chat day ttot h í « h ^ x t e T L a i Fiuto a re a tome co a t t e ¿anfani tod ta era » caacidaeMexeto estate ‘ Proprietor (Corner Palmetto and First Sta) JEW ELER ------- ----- --- First Class Special Tables Rrsennl Fv* L»«i*» M. S T U M O N . M EATS (e n r y M c L a u l i n teffa r a nrlsè a l i a Seed M* Srnkr* . The Popular Price and Special Rates by tto Week Maris «re Pari the* to did dm tore any kick a n ii| m National Ball P o i. Ik. Cad as aa aspire this time. prototoy M ate Bad Part k e c a M M k i a t t m f d U e f i a S o - ] Betvidere Park. ford. Alas, poor Ferri»! I know i t e veS Ij Q t o ii Part. Ha died t * * t yet toppjr. a a d v to fck ! ksfts fete to Ine optai P o *» de Leus Pari. __a «urne to exisu «pua tto b a d dtnatrei that sotaeds y tatto Sraaiaole Pari, tíae (kiaado tasa may via a&Mtor AddeticPari. if otoy Cleri Rubias» can to aL I , CONTRACTOR and B U I L D E R R ESTAU R AN T H . E . W IS E , Proprietor Formerly Manager at Central Oafe - : Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a S * A P LA CE FOR LADIES AND GENTLI xwt Orders At All Hour* u d B e a fla u I t o t o u lV * M B ~ ------------ - ------ . —««n --------— ~ •' ------.* . . . ' i �V9' July 9. 1909 IN SANFORD CHURCHES A Comedy of Error* Lllchy Sanford, ALBERT GRAM LING Nöt-with-«t*nding the inclemency of 60 YEAR8* — AccordlnR to The Herald. Sanfoitl will 'll tl*e weather the Fats nml Lcn EXP ER IEN C E Where Devout of the Celery Rated at the bull park In the. min rain undi be ,,le ric*M‘r in the early fall by nt lenst had a - Rome ‘ City Worship Sunday. of* -ball, remindinR the ■l* new factories. The only o’nvrtt'Teds few fans of a lot of ducks playing In the authorized to announce yet Is the canning RESUME O f A l l CHURCH EVENTS mud it is very evident everybody enjoyed and preserving works of the Satsumu Or­ Hair Cutting themselves. ArRueinR with the umpire ange Compuny, now operating in Lake Fashionable county, but-which it says will lie removed T raoc M arks was (»lentiful owing to several hank de­ Of Interest to Tho»e Religiously In Desimi« und General Barhering dined— Subjects of Discourses cisions. . Felix Frunk, Spcneer and Mett- lo tlie Celery City if n suitable location C opyrights Ac. Aurons *«n.tln* a sketch and daacrlntlon may for the Sabbath. inRer were the Features of the Fats and on the railroad lines can be secured, quickly asevrum our opinion free whaltwr mu iifvnijon li prc.hsbly n>iriii>b|ik ('iinimaiilrs. freight rules nre chcu|ier from Sanford TIm Pa.lorf of lbs CkorcfiM In lbs Clljr ir* Knh«,lr the comedy part jof the three ' waddling lloiik.iricllTCkinSdanlM ^MfoV»«*-urin* AHOBOOIt <polenta. >nl’annua • «•nt fr»«. Ml,let agency lo Uin| oi Mod ikoir Announcomom. ind around in the mud was better than a cir­ than from its present location, is the reuPatenta take# through Nunn ft Co. racalva Chord. N n i lo tkU offico nol lalsr than WtJnr. Hot and Cold Baths at all Hours. Hot Sul» tyr. uünnUit, without charA. la Ibis. son given for removal. Unbounded pros­ cus. phur Oaths a Specialty first Methodist . The only star on the Lean's side was perity seems to nwnit Lucky Sanford in Re» A.E llousiholder.pa»tor:churrh. corner Pork the future.—Times-Union. ______ A !i ni. li Iil.,«i ml-I a m p r avtnue and Fifth Street; panonaRe. comer Mat)- Watson, the pitcher, his work far surpuss•riunttOo Jo___ •fine vliti nml you liecotnc n Staunch I’mron rulkllon of any sciamino -Wrm*. $1 a ¡U* avmue and Seventh »trert: phnnr_^|. cdJtnyUiing-m»-thr opixmeiitTsTiTe ctfoor month», |L Sold byaf wsdaalsr*. nnd - y.in.1nr mom ln#-aeilk* ¡ t 't t ; cveMng wrvfce, ^ S u n d a y »chool. 0:48 a. m.: Jna K. Mct- witli thè pmper supixirt would bave sluit CLOSING OUT P ic o Dlock o p p o s i!# E ip r e s t O fflea ,Idler. Supu Epworth Le*j|uc. 3:00 Sunday even- tliem out. Offlro, OS P au Wafihlnaton. U, C. Ink My stock o f Guns and Riries.-'New The Fiii.h claimed lo bave won but thè and second hand. Bnrgulns If you Sunday school nt 0 :4 8 n.m. Preaching by the pastor.ll:00 n. m. Stewards' meet; ^Uthor of ibis played witli thè Lenii'» wunt them. Hurry J. Wilson. IN EACHTOWN lag nt the parsonage Monday at H p. nt. ami is noi al liberty tu state bis opinion, ihd d iit r lr l lo witli die assistane«'of" thè umpirc ilio -------nde and tshibtl » Union services at the Baptist church u. Our wrau cverywkct« tra Ultfftr at rm (4. fats managed to get m rrh n r m iW -m nTfffifTtfCfVro MEN Sunday evening at 8 o’clock. provt cd your Ucvtlt. Wrihip than the Lean s anil they think they won ,. The People's Cenireietlonal Wckiva Tribe No. 41 tlm game. Rtr. R- L- Kirkland, pastor: Sunday mornlntf It is whis|K*red about by ii few who limiting grounds of Snnford. Meetings icrylre. II: evening service, 7:30; prayer meeilni .... the ,1... ............ ..i IVuàhiW jjr®!¿adii Wrdnrtday, 7:00 p. m.; Sald*nlh acliool. I0 a. in. like to see fair play th a U 'd ix . Frank on 1st pudI m 2ltd I tilw Uiemirufirlurtr'i qtur* j p Kntmlnler, Superintendent. • — ■month in Mnsonié tíatt.-\Msíímg broth­ «t Ore» Item bought off the llTn|ure. of course The Her ers welcome. unheird ot Jtiltry p r in t and rtm arka&U tfr e ia l e fftr t to rlilo r l y c n U , \ aid is not sure about tills hut it looks sus­ rirst Baptist YOU WILL BE ASTONISHED ^ r , r . Ä Rev. J. W. Boyd pastor. Sunday mnmlni srrv- picious anyhow everytuudy li.Ttl a good •tudy pur (upcib modtli We «ell tl.e hi* he it pride liirycUt lor leu money Irm/rKtI'mteta make you thU year. We bv II: rvenlnX service. 7:30; Saldialh school. ti.-lfl > thin tny'other lictorir. We tic utii tufted, »itij $i ou profit aVi.e factory curt, • m.; Dr. J. T. Drulon, Supt.; U. Y. H. U.Thursdiiy lime so what's the use. D1CYCL.R D K A l.tatS , you can »tti'our »011 ” Tour own name plat, at A Inter rc|x>rt comes to us iliat the L. G. STRINGFELLOW at 7:45 p. ui., H. E.Tolar, Preat.; prayer mretlnji price*. Onlertfiiiedjhe' dly rtiy7h,;;l c3.‘“ uTy> ittcivej. every Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. I.etui's ore going to import a pitcher from leqularly handle eecond aecond hand hand h him In. but but N wt num H ? a ’ t W« do.i !Hot °' m p d o lr handle im In. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Ihr have Ounbrr on hand taken in trade by our Utlcaro retail Morre. Three we clear oul Prcuching by the pastor nt ll:00 a. m. Uviedo, so look out Fats. promrtly at price« lo * 1 i>r*crtptive luiraio lute mailed lr*e. NOTARY IMfBIJC Union service nt Qight, wticn Rev. R. Lee COASTER-BRAKES, X  t ÿ  f c 1 Gainesville und Urlunrio Kirkland -of-the -Congregational church Gainesville and 'Orlando crossed hats $j will preach. All are cordially invited. this week in three games. On Wednes­ Onici* in the City Hull day the visitors seemed tired and easily Holy Cross Episcopal TO INTRODUCE, ONLY Rev B. F. Brawn, rector; A. D. Key, aenlur war­ succumbed to Wyndam's curves. Or­ 7A# ngmhr rrtatl fritter that Urn it den; Sunday morning servie*. It; evening »rrvlee. tiJO per pair, fin/ lo imtroJua uv u til 7:30; Sabbath tchool,- 9:43a. m.; U. F. Wliliner. lando easily won by a score of 2 to 0. illlytmatampupair toritJMnuliurMkoTjfr t* Supt.; prayrr Hireling. 7:30 Wednesday evrnlns Yesterday the Gainesville team seemed ROMORETROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES to get their bearings nnd showed the* old NAILS, Toeks or Cllaaa will nut let the Presbyterian air oat. Bitty thouund |>«ira will la>t year. Rev. J. F. McKinnon, pastor; mornlns servire, Oak Hall spirit by soaking the Orlando Over two hundred Ibouuml pair» now In u*c. II; evrnln,g service, 7:30; Sabbath k IiouI. 0 :10 n. team pnt|ier. The score was 8 to 2 in OCBOJMPr#47Af»MadMn«llvirmttMtvet m. Henry McLaulln, Supl.; prayrr iiireilnt Wrd•ndcaiyrialojv.vcnrduiablcaud lined ineidcwil fa ytjr„uf JLiaiuesVill*:----The— Go inesvi He nridiy. 7:30 p. in. r. 7: ■pedal Quality of rubber, which nrvtT*becoin (cum is snitl (o lie ii good one ami will pMwuinl «• M IM which closet up Itball punctuira without allow« Notice the thlek rubber tread , Catholic Ins lhaair toeaoape. We have hunaicdauf lctlcrt from aatl»slurl u sefiiut o f three games - in Sanford ••A'* an.l puncture stripe "I I " Bedcuatomeraatallnx that their llrcs have only been pummd Rev. M, Foa. rector; aervlrei every ificoiid'aml .............................fp * upoocr or twice in« whole aeatoii. They wrlsh no more lhaa fouilh Sunday; early mu»% 7 a. in ; mats nml u-r- this week commencing I nnorrow. Cunii* eu prevent rlui cutting. Tide an ordinary tire, the puncture reslaUnRquairilcttwinq given moii, IUe. m.; Sunday aclpjol. » a. in.l vespers. 3 nut and see the Central City Cutton Hlostire will outlast any other by aeTrial layers or thin, apecially prepared fabricou llie P. in. • , snake-MOPT. L LA S T 10 aud dead. Thercgularpriceof IhciellreiUpt co|>erpalr,bulfor inns get picked hy the Celfry Growers. . igaapeeial (actoiy to KAkY B ID IN O. •dvcrtUlnKpurpoacawearemaklnsaapei'ial factory price lo Sixth Sunday after Pentecost—Sunday K urpoocawearc !• nly |4.Bai per pair. A Allorilrrsahlppedaameda ____ __ We ship C. O. D. on Ii orders shipped same day teller ia received. . tchool 9 a. m. Muss mid sermon 10 a.in. approval. Voudonot l iwv a cent until you bare etatnined and found Ihein alricily as rcpreseuletl. Curpcntcrs Were llicrc We will allow ah dlaeuunt of a per cent (thereby making (he price *4.08 per pair) if you Rosary, instruction and benediction 7:110 send FULL CASH WITH OltUUfl und enclose (Ins advertisement. You run n Mr. R. J. Holly—There apparently hav­ no risk In ,1 _____ aendlu " "tires ea m inr us an order as ■ the may be returned at 01)11 eapense If for any reason they are p. in. ing arisen all impression that the Car|>eii- j not aat We are perfectly reliable and nu nry ttiil,iuua laaaaaU a» in a itUfaclory on examination. We _ Monday. 12Ui—Mass 7 a. in. Instruc­ lers Idwal 1781 of Sanford, Fin., was not beta the», you w ill find Ih arth cy w n t iid e coster, run faster, bank . . I f you ordsr a pair, o f these wear belter, better, laet laat longer Ion and look finer finct than any lire you have ever used c,r seen at any price. We represented in the |iarade on July 8(|l i tion for children 9 n. in. ■leas« that w'heu you want n bicycle you will give us your order. know that you will be so well pleased cn’dlt tirtng~Rtverrro ihe Woodmen in­ -der • once, hence this remarkable lire oiler. We want you to send ua a trial order at stead. would state that the'Nyt pen lers i Notice, Customers o r Spencer's Bakery were minus u banner Inn ha I forty-two IF YOU NEED TIRES Ike special Introductory price quolnl above Commencing Monday, July 12, I will men ill line following the Woodmen describes aud quotes all makes and kinds ol lires at about hall the usual prices, postal today. Iti» NOT TIIIN^. OI', IJUYINU a bk>U«(lisitimiiiuo retail delivery, house lo huu»e, Hoping this may eorrei t any misrepre-1 _____________________________ ve freni atiyrmt- until you khuw the new aud wuudetful ssnlnlion dial may have been given by oilers we are making. It only colls a postal lo Icaru everything. Write It NOW. My bread I. h a n dJsd^ pu U L jtoccr. who ^ . ¡ F . H i r ï n ^ I hMiniTÌi. - Photic I0U calls at your house daily. | . Sincerely, Surirord.noi'lflil —U. W. SrcfTcKR; F. E. JfaiNMiN. Tonsorial Parlors P a ten ts Scientific Jfticricait. New fort 50 HEDGETHORN PUNCTURE-PROOF *M £0 SELF-HEALING TIRES 4- SAMPie PA,R S P E N C E R ’S B A K ER Y Most Complete Line of Baked*’ Goods in South Florida We Make Everything Known to the Trade DO NOT WAIT J . L . H E A D CYCLE COMPANY, CHICAGO, I L L NOT SENTIMENT D IR ECTO R S, Continued OFFICERS W1LMER L. MOORE, President T. a MEADOR. Viec-Fresjdrnt • FRANK ORME, Scerctury and I>< a»ur« r N. F. JACKSON. Field Su|ieriiil«*ud«i»t JACKSON & ORME. Counsel W. S. KENDRICK. Medical Director JOSEPH H. WILLIAMS, Audili.r ROBERT F. MOORE, Agency S .» r. iary DIRECTORS * Fred S. Ball, Attorney. Montgomery. Ala Lewi» II. Beck, Pres. Berk ft Gregg llrlw. Co J. W. Cnlnhan. Nnvnl Stores, II ilnbrirlge. Ga .1 H. Carter. Pres. Fla. Homo Insurance Css J. Ferris Cunn. Attorney, Savannah. Ga. Raymund Cay, Naval Striws. Jm ksrnivilie Clins. M. Covington, Vlce-Pres. Consolidnte.l Uroeevy tîo..'1,enso«‘ola. ' Tencli C. Cox, Capitalist, Asher ille, N. U. W. T. Gentry, Yicc-I,rt'*- Sou. Pell Tel' ('<•. C. E. Harman. G. P. A.. W. ft A. R. R L. C. Hu yne, Pres. Tiie Nn(ionnl Hank of Au­ gusta. Augusta, Ga. L. P. Hillyer, Secretary Georgia Bankers’ As­ sociation, Macon, Ga. A. B. Hull, Vice Pres. Pruirie l'ehhle Phos­ phate.Ço„ Savannah, Ga. :wi,iiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiinitiiiiiituamuii»Hninninmnnuiwsmiuu.miMiiiniiniis.iiiiii>itmHiiuiuiitiik>nni:iiiir.r«TJ'r,->*r>r v v,- W ILM E R L. MOORE» President. V, GOO D A G E N TS W A N TE D Experjçjpce Not Nooessary Good Character Essential HOME J , C. M cD AN IEL, Morion M. ,la< kson of tiie l.aiv Film of Jackson ft Onne. W. McEwen Jolinslkn. Capitalist, Miutoi. Ga. Ilarvie Jordan, Pres. Soiitliern («ottnn Fnctoni, Macon. Gu. , W. J. Kincaid.- PrcR. flriftlr. Mgf. Co , Kincaid Cotton Mills. T. D. Meador Vice-President l^rwry National Hunk. Wilmer L. Moore. Pres. The Southern States Life Insurance Co. John E. Murphy, Capitalist, Atlanta, Ga. Frank Urine, Seel, and Trons. .The Southern. Slates Life. Ins. t%i. .1. E. Rankin. Cashier, the Haltcry Park ll.ink. Asheville. N. C. Jas. P. Sawyer, Pres, iIn* llaiicry Park Hank, AKlirrillr. N. C. * If. K. Shaw, Pres. Quincy ToburcoCo.,Quincy Fla.. J M^Si«n»luma_ Pxealilent South River Hrirk (^oni|mny. -• , If. .1. Taylor. Pres. American National Bank. MiiCou. Ga. .Clias. A. Wickcrshom. Pres. A, ft. W. P. Ry. aud Western Ry., of Alabama. Joint If. Wilkinson, Judge Ordinary’s Court. Fpliou County. C ,0. Zirkle, Zirkle ft Moore Real Estate, ' Montgomery, Ala. SOUTHERN STATES LIE E IN SURANCE COMPANV relies for its support not on a question of sentiment, but on the sound financial standing of the Company, its conservative management und the business integrity of ita Directorate. O F F IC E A TLA N TA , G EO R G IA General Agent, Sanford, Florida TE M P O R A R Y O F F IC E A T J . E, P A C E ’S, 206 W E S T F IR 8 T S T R E E T ipno .ashler �W e carry the Largest line be­ tween Jacksonville and Tampa The Geo.H. Feinald Hardware Co W . J . TH IG P E N & C O M P A N Y fceto 3wt a t s u r lfc Squift. ‘ *T>r?\£ uuuft gta«nagi»«’q ^ u ifcilB l Tir*. u r m Lltr? » ■ » a n t * ____ Sàumaèr 5»iiuiaa a» sw«* y im n m r y «cnaj^TUJ i r u n in - v u y t v ì u » g l i a ) » « a tin c tn r c c ä 3 & W 00LF0LK F lo r i d a r¡* w ¡a .Trtu» * ü tir.' S. F. S A L L A S & CO. in. Siate áticT Tile Roofing Caraer First Street and P a lm e ti« \\rttvt S anford,florida |; Excitement W ill Soon Be Rife Furniture �m NEWS ÖF THE WORLD T H E W ILL- Hans Uartkopf watt a farmer by pro­ fession end a PeimsylYanla-I»uti bmau Items of IrttéVèst Gleaned From b7“ es Faction. lie was a widower, and hh. daughter, Katrina, was the Various Sources bead of the house-tlmt Is. Its feminine Load, for old linns wus emphatically lord and master. Ill» will was law, h a p p e n in g s DURING TH E WEEK ntul from hi» judgments there was m> appeal. Katrina wns the belle of the coun­ Here the Reader* Will rind a Brief tryside, Of all Katrina’» admirers Historical Spring riowlng Karl Veeder was the only urn- upon For Hurried Headers whom Mr. Hnrtkopf looked ut nil eit ruqrngmgly. The heir* of Joseph Parrish received To tell the truth, Mr. Uartkopf had judgment against the United States gov­ set til» heart on having Khrl for a ernment for $181,350. They received aon-ln-law, and one dny the subject $19,848. and their lawyer got the bnlnnce. Wus^hroached-betweeiv- 1 h e fa t hernnit Norma UanOVdTIlTeSFsoTtiroTAtlantkT daughter, the former expressing hit Oiy, N. J.. saved the life of Ellen Fallon wl»h or, rather, command, against of Philadelphia, a few dnya ago by diving which the latter rebelled outright. Katrina had or funded she hnd' two IdIo the water and grasping her as she was sinking for the last time. She was good reasons for her coudud. In the first place, she didn’t love 'Kiyl Voedrawn under by the drowning girl hut - ^ r’. JiPA, UUsj. she-^ath- .hsir^fiubpr brought her t o t h a - * u t f e f l t ^ .i ; i ^ r ji » i { gUmnfk-sTiii'plain. Next, hut this she iheir headsiobove water until help arrived. kept to herself, she did love John The National Whaling Bank of New Greer, a strapping, handsome youth, London. Conn., has Just put in a telephone. who was her father's foreman. Lawyer Knufbrtef wns called In, to Sebastian D. Lawrence. Inst of the old draft old linns’ will, which rnn to this family of millionaires who made their for effed: If Kntrlnn married In her falone In the winding business, wosnfwi ’YhPifKJ'llTefftne without" his consent or dent of the bank for 45 years and wouldn't failed to marry Karl Veeder. provided use a telephone nor hnvo one in the bunk JyoTproposed within a year after the lied recently and tlib 'phone went in testator's death, nil the hitter’s proper­ Hotel Ruisaumont nt Lake Placide, N ty wns to go to Karl Wltboul reserve. In the course of time huslness re­ Y.. was burned July 2nd. together with its quired Mr. Uartkopf to make n trip to co ntents and tlio bftldnglngs of th^guests, the city,..quite a Journey for old Hans ]t was one of the largest hotels at the re and one he wns very loath to under­ take. „ iort. Loss $200,000. , John Greer drove him to the stntlon, '■Twenty men lost their lives, July 2nd where Karl Veeder was In waiting to by the sudden collapse of the Walls of the hid giMxtby to Ids father ln-lnw preA l e x a n d r i a dock at Newport. Woles. suinpUve, -------------Blt.Ontnrlorwnrflre-ftwept last FrT “ Take this," »aid Karl, putting day. Half a mile of territory was burn«! something In the old gentleman's hand. over, entailing a loss of about half a htii- "A few drops of It before going to bed dollurs. Twa- lhau*and-|>co|*ie nrr ■IgA-sure preventive nf ThpnmnUsin." _ KnrDVMder iind sought to pay tills [- homeless. "~ lit Mo attention unobserved, hut John Cornell University bait crew won both Greer, who wns minding the horses the four and eight oar races in the college hnnl by, had quick eyes nnd ears. After seeing his employer off John edntest with Columbia. Four-miie eighteif. time lOKJEr^two-mlie foa?-our. time hurrletOioiiie with the team and then rail nt full speed to a spot where n 10:01. secluded path penetrated n dense Last Friday Orville Wright mado twosuc- thicket.’ ITb had chanced to puss that rrssful flights in his aeroplane at the gov­ way In the early morning and hud ernment testing ground nt Fort Myer. He enught sight of Karl Yeoder pnrJJslly c-oneeflled-among the tnmhes with n fle»r nt the rnte nf 37 ntlles nn liaur. sninll vial In his hand, from which he — Charleston lm»e hall franchisé and club was apparently picking a paper label, has tieen sold to Knoxville, Term. the fragments of which he threw Earthquake shocks ate again being felt away. at Messina, Italy, which suffered so terri­ _Carefully searching among the dead bly fa« winter Fears are entertained of leaves on the ground; John Greer found a number of small pieces of pa­ a recurrence of that dreadful calamity. per. These ho collected nnd then, with The Democratic members o f Çongress the patience of one solving a Chinese have appculed to President Tnft against puzzle, put them together, the appointment,of negro census enumer­ With an exclamation of horror lie ator» in the South, claiming that the ap­ started bark. Then, taking out tits pointment would give tqe negroes the pocket book wl th trembling fingers, Jiv ~rl*hi io enter the homes oh the whiles thrust the paper fragments Into one of Its folds and rnn without halting to ana make themselves too Inquisitive, to the railway station. Another city uy die least. bound train had Just stopped, utid 111 n A dynamite bomb thrown into a crowd in .Woonsocket, R. L. killed or injured ten persons. The old soldiers nt the home in Dayton, Ohio, are hereafter to hnve their, meals served to them by lady waitresses instead of by their fellow members. s i By the indefinite closing of the Reming­ ton typewriter works ut Won. N. Y.. July I, 2100 people are thrown out of omploytofiit. The weekly payroll wns $30,000. The first newspaper ever printed in balloon was published June 29, in Ohio. A balloon sent up from Dayton, carried a small printing outfit ami a man to work it- As tlte airship floated over various villages mlnnture newspapers were print­ ed and thrown out to the ¿»copie. hi an altercation brought about by E.C. Williams, tie Was shot and instantly killed by Donald Wain, in the offlee of the Fi­ delity Trust Co., at Atlunta, June 29. State-wide prohibition went into effect July 1. Liquor must not be sold within four miles of any school bouse. It is re­ ported that the law is being openly igoored. The question o f not manufactur­ ing liquors In the stute lias been carried into court. % London wns the Beetle of another suf­ fragette attack on thé House of Parllaliament last week. This was the tltirteenth attempt to rench Premier Asquith7 .«ad. like all others, foiled. The police nrsested 112 of Urn women, among whom **refseveral titled lodlca. Burleigh Hill, a man living in Greenfield, lad., died in convulsions last week from Ibe. effects of being bitten by.a jigger flea. MORE BRICK PAVING Work lias Already Been Commenced On Park Avenue The work of paving all of Sanford’s principal streets-, with brick is progress­ ing. First street has now been llnifuied from French avenue to Sanford avenue. A lurge force of men are busy tills week digging up Park avenue and ere long tills much travelled thoroughfare will he a brick street from .Tenth to First street* Park avenue is travelled extensively by »•very one coining from ami going south uml the new street will tip a great conve­ nience to the public and an udvcrliscinciu-for-tlie-cityr——-------------------------- H ¿ fe (AU. % m . Electric Lights are coming. Have yotit Btore nnd resi­ dence wired now. Expert electricians. All work done under insurance rules. i - fcn5Pjl- KrirMr n I I arowakk Co . -«• — - — — Civil Service examination \ civil service examination for rurul curriers will he held in Orange county, Florida, on.Saturday, July 17th, in order Hint n register of eligihlcs may be estab­ lished. Application and other neccssnry blanks will be furnished by the iiosttnaster. —C. F. Haskins, P. M. Prof, Ernst von Halle, jmllticul econo­ mist, well-known lUroughout-thu United States, died in Berlin, June 28. He wns the author of u number of articles on cot­ ton culture in the South. lr-¡Yc£cB\c- t — ----- CONTRACTORS AÜÆl -S lM Ii D E R S ; [ Plans, -Specificntions— nnd Estimates on Applications ' Funuslied 113 First Street . 0pp. Postolllce g[ô][L][D][Ë][N]nvmannfflSSEEBi [110 0 0 0 0 0 KEEP THE _ .KIDNEYS WELL*** Health Is W orth Saving, And Some Sanford People Know How to Save It. Many Sanford ppople take their lives in their hands by neglecting tile kid­ neys when they know those organs need help. .Sick kidneys-are responsi­ ble for a vast amount of suffering and II health, but there is no need to sut­ ler nor to remain in danger when ail iliseoAci .ami achy*-and—h >w » —tine—try wrote kidneys can lir quickly and per­ manently' cured by the use of Doan's Kidney Pills. Here is a Sanford citl /eu's recommendation. Mrs. J^.J. Cowan, Myrtle Ave., Sani.»r»l, Fta:; says:-----“ ttr return (or tlte benefit I received from Doan’ s Kidney Pills, 1 can rcconitneml them. Hack aclie kept me in misery and I often lieeame so lame tltat I could hardly get iround to attend to my liotischoltl hities. The kidney secretions were too requent in passage ami very annoying. When a friend told me atmnt Doan’s Kidney I’ jllv f nlitaiimd—a—lam atwlonnineiiced their use. Tliey did me srr Hindi good that I continued taking them until completely cured. I ednider Doan's Kulnev Pills a ■most aluablc kidney remedy." ]-'or sale by ail dealers. Price 50 cuts, Foster-Milimrn C o , Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the namV—Doan's—and akc no other. Sanford Library f Free Reading Room f i W e deal in Celery Farms and Farm Lands and we are the largest owners o r Town Lots Vjle don't have to advertiee clicapJamis.^. ^riro ^purchnser here' saves more per acre annually in freights than he saves on the purclinse price elsewhere. See table of freight rates in our booklet ’ :: :: * :: JL J*11^ * Dillon, a New York policeman, *ho shot end killed Louis Probber, an un­ bending citilêfl, has bcèii sent to Sing b a d k ille d Its e lf mJt p U en fut seven year«.' —— "Now, Karl Veeder/' ™ The Glutdn Club of* Amherst College has farmer after-a pause for breath, I n goln' to do two t'lngs—first puru dot •educed the cost of food to 4K cents a vlll and den kick you out." day for each member. But Karl didn’t wait for either, nor Half a million dollars has been raised was his face « v®r ln that cou,ltry by the graduates and undergraduates of Hazard University as a token of regard ^ ’Katrina.’* said tha faru»«r whllo tbo wlU was UM lng In tire gfaW. "Ohonny * EWott, the retiring president of Orear dalla nre dot bo lofao you i^ d lb* institution. The venerable doctor has vuutH yon for a vilo. He • •*»o been signally honored by being chos- Ilf«, and I've gif him my vord, *»d ** President Emeritus, being liie first to you mustn't dlsopey your vodér, Utat title. ^ A » d K a tr in a d i d n 't •»* — —- HOLDEN R E A L ESTA TE _ ____ COMPANY — — SANFORD FLORIDA EEHsmiEO irniEimiLinfEifsimmrfiiEi niciföwrpiiÄiiNi JOHN V. DENTON & CO. mercK Fruit and Produce % p »H A iT TTB ifT iy 1Jest Fertilizers K : 1L/JnL L l t U )n Earth ««Pnmsle—acid.** aald John Greer, "which 1« also the name on the label, the piece« o f which I picked up where I saw you scatter them In the thicket yesterday.'* , You see, It’s all out." resumed the farmer. "You thought uopoty seed you ven you gif me dot stuff nnd I’d tuko U gulu’ to pet oud p« found tend lu de mornln’. Den dc doctors vould schmel de pottle, rip up de gorpse and aay 1t Ì Repair Work Promptly Done i; » few minutes John was a 1ward nhd off. Fnrmer Ilurtknpf had expected to spend severnl daya In Iho city, nnd Karl feeder called over the evening after her father's departure to.have n H quiet chat with Katrina, who In defer­ ■ ■ ■______________ ___________________________________________ ence to the farmer’s orders didn’t cure <- ¿¡. * <•+<• -j- •>-j-<-y <••> to be quite rude to Karl, much ns she For Good Average Prices und Quick Returns Ship lo despised him. Karl was artfully maneuvering to turn the conversation Into a channel AND ' | Which Katrina was as artfully avoid­ + ing when without warning lu bustled i old liana, with John Greer at Id« heels. ❖ Veeder looked both startled and sur­ prised. ROOM 20 I "Vot you call dot, hey I" shouted the Southwest Corner Washington nml Chambers Streets excited farmer, thrusting a vial tinder Upstairs, Pico Block Karl’s nose. NEW YORK CITY •I " I —I don’t understand you," the lat­ ter stammered. Open Tuesdays A to 6 p. m. | REFERENCES: Aetna Nut louai Bank o f New York City, or uny Commercial Agency "Dot met-clno you gif me yesterday— und to Hundreds o f Shippers who ore shipping lo them regular AND ? vot you call Idiu, heyV" "I assure you, air," said Karl, "It la Saturdays 4 to 9 p . ill. . qultu hurinleas and would hove done you much good." ’ ’Yah—no doubt. Bubbuse you (lake Strangers W e l c o m e von leetle trap?" ++4*++ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Veeder drew back quickly. ••I do not need It," be nnswered eva­ FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sanford, Fla sively. "I am not afflicted with rheu­ matism." "And never will pe If you’ ll dnke von leetle trop o’ dess. V)\ I’ ve bad it exntnlnrd by von o’ dem metical pig pugs down In rbtladclpby, nud be sa y s-v ot tttd-fae caH H,-Chorniy T* ¡M & V EN A B LE Notify W. A. Parr or phone our olilce ntul we will moke estimate. Thieves who stole $20,000 from Mrs. GeO. Shea of Duluth, have returned $15,000 of it. nnd will) it a note saying they had used the oilier $5,000 to furnish their home, (HHt-roittiwfd ru they didn’t deed It! t.' Sanford Machine I Foundry ! Peoples Bank of Sanford Capita! $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Opened Repairing A ll Kinds — of Machinery l_- ' . for Office and works 214 Onk Avenue 'Phone 130 SANFORD, Now bundles S E V E N HUN D RED AND S E V E N Residents of Sanford and immediate vicinity MOTTO: D E A L E W 1N Automobiles and Gats Engines business in 190G. Accounts of ^ ''T o t* fair w ith both frland and fo«, Oft y o u r ow n littlo rights forogo; . It P a y s ." D E P O S ITS INSURED A G A IN S T LO SS M. M. SMITH, H. R. STEVENS, G. S. DERRY. Frasidont Vice-President . Cashier FLORIDA . _ H- E. TOLAR Ass’t Cashier # ,v « '\ �THE SANFORD IIERALÖ S. SQUASH HAS PRICKLY HEAT \&*—•— —— • • " " —? *••****•**— ********* Blames Ancestor For Crooked Neck And Humped Back “ Who's that round shouldered young man leaning against the peck measureT" asked U\e reporter. "The sl^loW complexioned one with the rough neckT” asked the huckster. "That's Mr. Summer Squash. He's the biggest grouch In the whole vegetable family. Hey, Summer! Here's a reporter to see “ Whatcha want with met" asked Mr. Squash, surlily. You don't wont to stick me In thnt henuty column." “ If you'd only straighten up you'd im­ prove your appearance a whole lo t;- You look n s if you had ciitvnturcof thgg|>ineP __ -"Mi there's anything going that I haven't got I'd like to know what it is. I'vo cor­ nered the prickly heat market Just look at those TllTnny settings »Ho ver my body. It Isn't hod enough to be built like n selt­ zer bottle, and to have an.c*pie M>tm Hlnr a door knob. I'vo got goahA ’tfMffltrftt nil over." 'Til admit you're In hard luck, but you surely could tlirow your chest out. .and Mr. Squash, shaking with anger. “ I'm doomed to carry this deformity to my -----grave: It's only one of the waysln which the Squash family has to suffer for the conduct of a degenerate ancestor. He was the first member of our family to get stewed. When Ills father began to up­ braid him for Ills behavior he got his hack up and couldn't get it down again. That's why we're all built like question marks. I get boiling when I think of it." “ I wouldn't take it to heart no. Some __nice glrLwlil-oomo - along—w»m| grab you and you'll forget your troubles.',' ------- "No wedding beilw“ for~niC, said Mr. Squash. "'njoy’d .faugh themselves -to death the first time they saw me." «t Summer Squash is now occupying a prominent position on the vegetable stands and huckster carts. .Fifteen cents will buy two^—Tampa Tribune. and Return Tickets on Stle from Jacksonville every Nonday and Thursday beginning with June 1 7 up to Aug 30th, with final return limit Sept. 30th Stopover» allowed on the«e Tickets i t Richmond, Washington, timore and Philadelphia Reduced Rates tp other Summer Resorts r^jr*%F»y^mftjrmntion, rates, reservations etc., call on or write to ► £ T . J . P E R K IN S , A f t , Sanford, or A. W. m i T O P , Division Pastonisr A f t 138 W . Bay 8t. Jacksonville, Fla. CHAS. H. EVANS - Staple and Fancy Groceries The Geo.-H. Fernald Hardware Co ---------------- - SANFORD. FLORIDA — Full Line o f High-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos Agent for the Famous CLOVER HILL BRAND BUTTER W. J . TH IG P E N & C O M P A N Y SANFORD. FLORIDA & W 00LF0LK P ITTS B U R G , PA. BRANCHES The Sanford Hall Association is desirous of naming the nfcw hall park, and gallantly -laavo the selection to the SuuTurd ladies The one sending in the most euphonious cognomen for the park will receive a sea­ son ticket as a compliment 6f the asso­ ciation. The contest is open to nil, and the tuuucs are tu be stmt to Tin» liernki to be published each week. ~ W e carry the Largest line be­ tween Jacksonville and Tampa : Chicago . - Cincinnati Jacksonville Sales Agents and Distributors SANFORD CELERY UNION Room 10T Pico Blpck. Florida BRANCHES 'Photic 2G9 S A N FO R D , F L A . S a n fo rd Washington Sanford Quickly und Neatly -E x e cu te d al The Herald Printing Company Gutter and Galvanized Tanks Repair Work a Specialty C llftle rF irs t S tre ë la m fP a lm c tto Avenue Sanford, florida ■' Announce Your Candidate Y ou want to j*et into the fight at once. Let ns surest that you organize .your fon ts. <!c( in tiie lend and stay in the lead. The prirc is too valuable to lose wiien.it costà you no money lo win. The pituio is one of the Ih*si und (umished us by one of the Soulh’s largest piano concerns, and now is the time for you n> Free to Everybody hinry up and get busy, give you their votes. Ask your friends lu See that they are voted for y o A , NOT ttLLOWKD.^Ntromr hnefcsled in the store will be allowed a vote though they Our Method of Advertising give us their trade, nud we have no inleresrtn Who wins the piano. It is u free-for-ull contest where the most popuiur contestant wins out, m ay» gain u doubt ab J . K. Mettinger Frank Woodruff Sanford Furniture Co WHO DQ YOU W A N T TO H A V E TH E PIANO �July 9, 1909 NEWS O f THE WORLD TllE $ANfORD*HERALD. th e w il l MORE BRICK PAVING lion s Hartkopf was a farmer by pro reaslou and a Penuavlvaniu_i»..^»,m.,r en imyl vanla-1 »utchraan- Work lias Already Been Commenced Items o f InterwrGleamrd From by extraction, He was a widower, On Park Avenue nnd hla (laughter. Katrina, was the __ Various Sources The work of paving nil of Sanford'-Sf head o f thebouse-tbat Is. Its feminine bead, for old Hans wus emphatically principal streets with brick is progress­ lord nud master. His will was law, ing. First street bus now been tinisued h a p p e n in g s DURING TH E WEEK nhd from bln Judgments there was no from brunch avenue to Sunford-avenuer appeal. A Inrge force of men are busy this week • • % Katrina was the belle of the eouu- digging up Park a venue'nud ere long tills llrcr the Readers Will rind n Brief tryslde. Of all Katrlnn’s admirers "»a ll travelled.'thoroughfare will he > » Historical Sprlni flo w im Karl Veeder was the only one upon lirick streerTrorii Tenth to First street For Hurried Readers whom Mr. Hartkopf l«H>k«-U at all en Park avenue is travelled extensively by The heirs of Joseph Parrish received Couraglngly. every out: coming from and going south To, tell the truth. Mr. Hartkopf had Judgment against tho United State's gov­ und the new street will he u great conve­ set bis heart on having Kurl jfor ernment for $181,330. They received aon-ln-law, and ono day the subject nience to the public and an advertise­ $19,848, and their lawyer got the balance. ______ ,wns broached between the father nud ment for the city. Norma Canoya, jljr e a f? old, of Atlantic _ >sstng lit» Electric Lights Qty, N. J* saved the life of Ellen Fallon wlsb or, rather, comtuuud, ngnlust nre coming. Have your store nnd resi­ which the latter rebelled outright. of Philadelphia, a few days ago by diving dence wired now. Expert electricians. Katrina bad or fancied she had two Into the water and ¿rasping her ns she All work done under insurunce rules. was sinking.for tho last lime. She wns good reasons for her conduct, iu the Notify W. A. Parr or phone our office nnd first -place, jdie didn't love Karl Vee­ we will make estimate. drawn under by the drowning girl but der, and this .she told her fattier 4I-4t Gr.o. H. Fr.KNAi.ii Hardware Co. brought tier to the surface and kept both plump and plain. Next, but this who J —--------------------- — their heads abowMVtrterttmH hHpnrrived. kept to herself, she lid lore John Thieves who stole $20,000 from Mrs. The'National Whaling Bank of New Greer, a «trapping, handsome'youth, Geo. Shea of Duluth, huve returned $15,0U0 <ffTCtróri'vrtth It n note ¿lying they London. Conn., has just put In a telephone. who wns her fnther's foreman. Lawyer Knufbrlef whb called In to had used the other $3,000 to furnish their Sebastian P. Lawrence, Inst of the old draft qM ttsn»' » |tii ]ocnic, and~veMiYofd the*ÌTaTunct! -¿ecouse yjit -millionaires who mode their for<.effect*. 1f .••WwfTOtir mitfriein’IIi n erfa - tune in "the winding business, wus presi­ ther's lifetime without his consent or they didn’t need jt. Plans, Specifications * and Estimates Furnished dent of the bank for 45 years and wouldn’t failed to mnrry Kurl Veeder, provided Civil Service Examination use a telephone nor hnvc one in the hunk. ho proposed within a year after the ------- -— “ ^ on AppllöhtTons' . T" •\ civil service“ exnmlnntloh for rural He died recently and the 'phone went in. tMtnfor’ s death, nil the latter's proper­ ty was to go to Karl without reserve. curriers will lie held In Orange county, Hotel Kulsaumont at Lake Plncide, N. . In the course of time business re­ Florida, on Saturday, July 17th, in order Y„ was burned July 2nd,’ together with its quired Mr. Hartkopf to make n trip tn that a register of eligihles may he estab­ contents and the belongings of thy guest«. the city, quite n Journey for old ilium lished. Application mid other necessary It was one of the largest hotels at the re- and one he wns very loath to under­ blanks.will he furnished hy the iwstmas113 First Street take. *sort. I-oss $200,000. -rÖPP- PostofHce ler. —C. F. Haskins, P. M. John Greer drove him to the station, Twenty men lost their lives, July 2nd, Prof. Erntjl von llalle. political econo­ ^ v v M w v v n v v v w v » » M w m w u » v m v v v M v w w w v » v m m v w vvvH *> ’ y the sudden collapse of tho walls of the where Karl Veeder wns In waiting to bid goodby to bis father In-law pre- mist, well-known throughout the United lexandria dock at Newport, Wnlcs. * ‘»mqptlve. States, died in Berlin, June 28. ilc was Cobalt, dntarlo, was fire-swept last Fri“ Tnko this," said ICrtrl, putting the author of u number nf nriichia <uu<mv iB!B!B!(D!B!gl!Bg[3 IB!n!B!B|[l¡B¡BiHiHiíiíBiL!iiLi]if¿liiiiiHigl SNEAD & VENABLE Co n tracto rs AND B U I L D E R S Repair Work Promptly Done J ;« mllp. n f A few drops of It beforo going to bed erentnlltnirn losrorabbu i Ifnlf a tnlidollurs. Two ilMHisand |>ebpic are ta a miré preventive of rheumBtfsin.” Karl Veeder bad sought t«j pay this homeless. little attention unobserved, but John Cornell University boat crew’won Imtli Greer, who was mludlng-lhe horses the four nml eight oar races In the college' hard by, had quick eyes nnd ears. After-seeing bis employer ojf John contest with Columbia. Four-milo elghtosr, time 19:02; two-mile four-oar. time hurried home with tin* tenni nnd then rim at full «perii lo n «pot where u -----tr_ secluded path penetrated n dense Last Friday Orville Wright made iWo suc­ thicket. He lind .chanced to puss that cessful flights in bis nerophine nt the gov- way lu tho T-urly morning and laid ernmont.testing ground nt Fort Myer. Hi* caught sight of Karl Veeder partially concealed among Ihe luislies with a flew at the rate of 37 miles till hour! — simili vini Iti Id« band, from which tie larlest'dn base bnll franchise nnd club was apparenti}' picking a paper label, has been sold to Knoxville, Tenn. the fragments o f wbtfb he threw Earthquake shocks ore ngnln hdtlfi felt away. Carefully searching ainoug the dead at Messina, Italy, which suffered so terri­ bly last winter. Feurs are entertained of leaves on the ground. John Greer found « number <»f small Herrs o f pi* o f tbflt-drendfnCfcilnmlty. per. These he collected nnd then, with The Democratic members of Congress the .ppflence of one solving a Chinese have apfiealed to President Tnft against puzzle, put them together W ith an e i e l n iim tlun o f h orror he the :ip|Kiintment of negro census enumerbrthe South. eblTinlnJlimt ilio'ap- started hack. Then, tnklng out his pointineut would give the negroes the pocketbook with trembling fingers, be right to enter the homes of tho whites thrust the pnper fragments Into one of and broke' (hCTnselves too in(|uisitive, to Its folds nmj ran without halting to the railway station. Another city say the lenst. / ' • bound train had Just stopped, and In ft A dynamite bomb thrown into n crowd few minutes John wns aboard and off. Farmer Hartkopf bad expected to la Woonsocket, R. I„ killed or injured ten spend several days Iu tbe city, and persons. !________________ — -----Knrl Veeder called over tbe evening Tlte old soldiers nt (he home in Dayton, after her father's departure to have n Ohio, are hereafter to have-Uteir meals quiet chat with Katrina, who hi defer­ served to them by lady waitresses instead ence to the farmer's orders didn't care of by their fellow members. to he quite nido to Kurl. much ns she Uy the indefinite closing of the Reming­ despised him. Karl was artfully maneuvering to ton typewriter works at llion. N. Y.. July turn the conversation Into n channel 1,2100 people are tlirown out of employ- which latrina was as artfully avoid­ “Ijnt. The weekly payroll wns $30,000 ing when without warning In bustled The fipu newspaitcr ever printed in n old Hans, with John Greer at tils balloon wns published June 29. in Ohio. heels. Veeder looked both startled and sur­ A balloon sent up from Dayton, carried a prised. •mall printing outfit and a man to work "Vot you Call dut^hey?" shouted the it- As the airship floated over Various excited farmer, thrusting h vial uuder villages ininuture newspapers were print­ Karl's none. 'll and thrown out to the jieoplc. "1—I dou't understand you," the lat­ , — , Jn on altercation brought uboutbyE.G. ter etaimuered. "Dot met-clno you gif me yesterday— Williums, he was shot and Instantly killed by Donald Ulaln. in the office of the Fi­ vot you call him, hoy?" "I assure you, air," said Karl, ' It Is delity Trust Co., at Atlanta, Juno 29. qullu banniras and would have done State-wide prohibition went into effect you much good." July I! Liquor must not be sold within "Yub—no doubt, Bubbone you dake four miles of any school house. It Js re­ von k*aUc,trop7" Veeder drew back quickly. ported that tire law is beiug openly ig"1 do not need It," be answered eva• oored. The question of not mnnufacturIng liquors In tire state has been carried Blvely. “ I uni not afflicted with rbeumutism." into court. "And never will pe If you'll dake von London was the scene j j f another suf- Icelle trop o’ dess. Vy, I've bad It esfagette attack on the House of Parlia- niulned by von o' dem metical pig pugs lisment last week. This was the thir- down In I’ blladelpbjr, nud be w iya-vot leenth attempt to reach Premier Asquith, did be call It, ChonuyT" “ Prussic acid," Mid John Greer, •ud. like all others, failed. The police nr- “ which 1« also tbe name on tbe label, ee»ted 112 of the women, nmong whom the pieces of which I picked up where several titled ladies. I raw you scatter them iu the thicket Hurleigh Hill, n man living in Greenfield, /Mtardny."'* ••You see. It'« all out." resumed the tad., died in convulsions last week from farmer. "You thought nopoty soed you _ !“ _£?S?i, .PLbfiLaA.bltlea .by a Jigger Ilea, van you gif me dot muff ami lU -U kfl. t James Dillon, a New York policeman. It goln* to pet and pe found tend In de morale’. Den dc doctors vould echroell *ho shot and killed Louis Probber, an undo pottle, rip up do gorpse aud say It unendlng citizen, hot been sent to’ Sing bad killed Itself mjt plxen. ” n< Prison for seven veers. --------------"NflWT KSrr YWflfT,*' Twarned the The Gluton Club of Amherst College has farmer after a pause for breath. I n ttduced the cost of food ta 4 H cents a gobi* to do two t'lnge-flret pura dot vili «and deu kick y60 out.” "•y for each member. ; But Karl didn't watt for either, nor Half a million dollara has been raised was hi* face ever seen In that, country 1 the graduates and undergraduates of Jwvard University as o token of reJKd ' “ Katrina.” eatd tbe fanner while tho *Dr. EUlott. the retiring president of will W U M t n g in tbe grew. "Obonny Greer driU me dot be lofee you and .DtsUlutlon. The venerable doctor has vanta’ you for a v ii » He'a salad my been signally honored by being choa- Ufa, and I've gif him my TOPfl. and Prcmideut Emeritus, being the first to you mustn't dlaopey your vadtf. h* tAnl UUe. ... . Katrina didn’t. i o h - S S n 'i s r S : KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL ^ ____ • lleulth Is Worth Saving, And Sonic Sanford People Know How to Save li. ■ —— — «• . Many Sanlonl people take tlicir live* ill llinr hanrli bjMliglcCIIHg im kidue>s when tlicy know these organs need help. Sick kidneys are responsi­ ble (or a vast amount o{ suffering and ill health, but there is no-need to saf­ er nor to remain in danger when all liscnses and aches and paint, doc to weak' IddnejS can be quickly aiuf per­ il.mctilly cured by tbe use of Doan’ s Kidney Pills. Here is a Sanford citi /en's recommendation. Mr«. ,1. J. Cowan, Myrtle Ave., Sanlord. FI«., «avs: "Iu return (or the hcnelil I received (roin Doan's Kidney i'ills. .1 'i it'll Jik'illllllMlllJ—tItetB;— Hack— le kept me in misery *anti I often Iwtrnmc sn tame that I cfliitd liafdly get iroiind t o -attend to my household httie- The biilney secretions were loo l g ] irtqii..ni.m-pi*ssngr—Tmtrrry niiiioymg7 When a frientl told me alioiit Doan’s s Kidney Pills, I obtained a box and 'otnmeneed their Use. '1 hey did me «o iniicli good that I continued taking them mud completely cured. I eon iiler Doan’ s Kidney Pills a most alualde kidney remedy.” For sale by all dealer«. Price 50 enl«.' Foster Milbnrn Co.. Buffalo, New York, «ole agents for the t Thifcd States. Remember tlu* name—Doan’ s—and Hi lake no other. Sanford Library * AND ! Free Reading Room ROOM 20 ■ W e deal in Celery Farms and Farm Lands and we are the largest owners o f Town Lots X o Ivy! N We don’t have to advertise cheap lands. The purchaser here saves more per acre •«annually in freights than he snVcs oii tluT purchase price elsewhere; See table of freight rates in our booklet S HOLDEN R E A L ESTATE ’ ^ COMPANY - — SANFORD FLORIDA ô Œ i i E O O E S E n m n E B f e n niciroitMirpiiAiiNi For Good Average Prices nnd Quick Keltints Ship to JOHN V. DENTON & CO. MERCHANTS Fruit and Produce A Southwest Corner Washington nnd Chambers Streets Upstairsi-Pico Block Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. in. AND NEW YORK CITY RtftRtN CCS: Aetna National Bank o f New York City, or any Coittmcrq|ul Agency und to Hundreds o f Shippers who arc shipping to them regular Saturdays 4 to 9 p. nt. • ; ; Strangers I W elcom e ++++♦++♦♦♦ Sanford Machine 5 Foundry Works G. R. CALHOUN FIR$T CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sanford, Peoples Bank of - Opened Repairing A ll Kinds of Machinery DEALERS IN Automobiles and Gas Engines * *: Office nnd works 214 Oak Avenue 'Phone 130 ANFORD. FLORIDA Best Fertilizers On Earth Sanford C apital « 3 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 business in 1906. Accounts o f— for Fty Now handles S EV EN HUNDRED AND S EV EN Residents of Sanford and immediate vicinity ' '• MOTTO: “ Tot* fair w ith both frlond and foe, Oft yo ur ow n llttla rights forago; It P a y » ." D E P O S ITS M SMITH, President :— 7*— INSURED A G A IN S T LO SS II. R- STEVENS. G. S. DERRY. Vice-President ' Cashier H. E. TOLAR Asa't Cashlft :‘ �x¿& .a . » r JuI* 9, isos THE SANFORD H FD Al n deed I "m convinced thnt lftyou had been H ft.IV a L .lr I n rtch mBn or n dissolute man the verdict would have been murder. Thelcgal proof of murder was overwhelming. But not Published Every Frldty Uomini at Sanford. Fla. even the most sympathetic,Jurorcould acR. J. Ilotxy. Managing Editor uit you of manslaughter.- The statuses efining that crime were clearly applica­ Subacrlptlon Prie*. *1.00 a Year In AdvaMC ble and no question qf Intent Is Involved in them. The law does not seek revenge, Entered *» K coodd»*» mall matter Auluit 2 2nd. and punishment of one criminal Is Intend­ ed to serve as a warning to others. IM «, at the Pottofflre at Sanford. Florid». MA difficult situation confronts us today. ander Act ot March 3rd. 18TB. The automobile has come to stay. Prop­ Barham Advertising Company. Jacksonville. Rep- erly used it is source of healthful recrea­ tion. It Is an important factor In busi­ raaantariea. ness- It affords remunerative employ­ ment for many. But it Is clear that Us Office lin t Floor In the Bishop Block. First Street use is fraught with the gravest danger to Telephone N& 148. the people. Therefore all drivers and owners of these machines must be jM ; trcmely careful. Recklessness and -negli­ .tj NEWSPAPERS THE BEST MEDIUM gence will subject them to severe- penal­ After the money has been spent for ties. They must not seek tnelr own pleas­ signs, booklets, bill boards and other ure or convenience at the risk of the pub­ lic. It 1s the paramount duty of the stale schemes advertising they ”nil _come r " T ...... " of ................ _ Itoprotect the lives oTour people. ---------1 S y ft j •• ■ ■ back-laThe-nowspoper-es the rent-meat- ..jt Jg |ncumbent on the court to Impose uni for publicity. The boards of trade of various cities throughout the United States have come to the conclusion that — • the home newspaper is entitled to the credit of advertising 11« section in which ■ It is published qnd.fta .th s-best medium !bulk’ of" the money spent for publicity. The home newspaper ekes out a scanty living at the best and manages to float upon the troubled sea of ad­ versity through various vicissitudes nod calamities. When there is1any real money to spend the various bodies that linvc the advertlslngJn charge never think yf their home paper that has given thousands of dollars worth of advertising free each year.. Not for them is the struggling home sheet. They want^to place it on booklets and magazines and big city dailies and vari­ ous other sources. It has never occurred to them to assist the home paper. The county commissioners of Osceola county were" wise to the value of the newspaper and have taken 200 subscriptions of the Garettero l«-BCTr^artbusTpeoide~ fnthe "North; This has borne fruil_nmi has "shown Ihe wisdom of their choice. The Orlando Board of Trade will also use their newspapers in their fall cam­ paign as the following from the ReporterStar would Indicate: "It Was elated thnt in the opinion pf. some, the newspaper 1s one o f,th e best m e a n »-o f advertising. That makes us . smile, because the world over, among nil ___clasoes of advertisers, the newspaper real­ ly ranks firat ns un advertising medium. _____ Wc suggested ihatTact-yeare-eg».—but got tired, lest It might be thought the newspaper was holding out a plate for charity, though ns a matter of fact, we , went right on 313 days in the year writ­ ing advertisements 'for Orlando without t__^ „money ond^UIm111i«-i>^: aain«<wu*whture the assertion that the newspaper is regularly doing twti thirds more advertis—ittg-thainm y-olher medium. To home folks onlyT_ No, to n large list of outsiders, .our winter visitors and others who no doubt have many ways of calling atten­ tion to Orlando through the paper. Also our articles are frequently copiedby the larger dailies and thus Orlando gets the direct benefit of the added circulation of those great papers also. -----OurpeOplelmve overlooked this impor­ tant fact, though they cannot help ac­ knowledging its truth. Every sort of advertising thnt has been adopted is good.. Euch lias’ advantages. 'But aside ffroni" the fact that we edit n newspaper, we ure firmly convinced Utul n certain sum of money put Into paid up subscriptions of 25c each for a weekly paper for three months to selected names or fur a le u time, and llien shifted to an­ other list of names, would bring better returns at no greater cost than any other method of printed advertising." o sentence that will drive the lesson home to a ll" . THE RECKLESS AUTOMOBIUST WSr », This is the nge of the automobile, and In Sanford especially the smoke wagons are getting quite numerous. While there have been no accidents chronicled as yet. there arc several reckless drivers who ore liable to cause a catastrophe some day. Automobile manslaughter become so com­ mon in New York city ns to call forth the following fronr Judge Mukqueen in impos­ ing a twenty-year sentence for same: “No new or obscure law has been In­ voked in this instance.—The statute 'de­ fining murder in the first degree is very old. It provides ns follows: “ ‘The killing of a human being, unleu it Is excusable or justifiable, is murder in the first degree when committed by an act imminently dangerous to others and evincing a depraved mind, regard leu of human life, although witliout a premedi­ tated design to effect the death of any in­ dividual.' -' ‘.‘That net was enacted when the auto­ mobile was unknown and when the pres­ entí conditions could not possibly, have been foreseen. And yet it so closely uppiles to the reckleu use of these machines that I doubt If Its terms could be Improved LET IT REST We believe roost people will endorse the senement jfxpcessed In the Tampa Tribune on the subject of ^removing State cnptlal. The Tribune says: The esteemed Miami News-Record is try­ ing to provide additional trouble for an already overburdened State by raising the laid ghost of capitol removal. Let it Hi. The present capital is all right and. the only thing the present capital needs is an Improvement In ’ Interior furnishings” every two years when the Legislature Is in session—human furnishings the Trib­ une means. The Tribune believes thnt it rather con­ duces to good government to have the leg­ islators removed as far ns possible from the beaten track of trade and traffic and, ns Tallhassee is about as far removed from the busy whirl of modern life and nctlotLosmiy ploco in the-State-that-ls teachable .by onlliilnry nim bi 61 irnnsportntkm—why, let It stay there. The legislators even In so remote n spot os Tallnhassee, ore “ reached" entirely too easily and too often as it Is. Whnt the result would be if they should be estab­ lished In Jacksonville, with its "gateway' facilities and its numerous up-to-date in­ fluences nnd environments. Is not readily to be conjectured. If the capital is to bd removed, the Tribune favors moving It further away from State Centers of population and „activity Than Tallahassee. It ought to bo in some quiet, secluded spot where the train ar­ rives about once n week nnd connected with the outside world only by a telegraph wire nnd the United States mail. Then the gentlemen whojtre_sent„there to make the laws courd proceed without outside interference to "do their dumnest," nnd here-wouid-be ir bfffiliTITuT absence of the fellows with ales to grind who cause moat of the trouble at sessions of the leg­ islature. But Jacksonville? Never. \ TI NG E R ’ S met Next Door to Postoffice b ig ' p i a n o ________ _ c o n t e s t Buy Dry Goods, Clothing, Trunks, Notions, ------ Men’s Furnishings; Hats, Caps, Etc. at M E T T I N G E R ’S A nd get a Vote for your Church, Society of Friend. Mis* Annie Higgins..... Woodmen of the World. MU* Nona Cowan....... MU* Ada Stenstrou...... _ Fannie ____ Munson........... Mrs. -WiröBMin Jessie Miumoo. - T . .................... t MU* Aranka Takacti.................... s l s 7 2 S ' , OrdcfofL a|In **•*,” ***•»»••*••••••_i***• 12 103 Mlu Ella StringfMlOW............ MU* Maybel Woodburn— . . . . lttM ~ Knights of Py ..— --------. yilss ..............— «t’ftoi Coasrodatlooal Church......................... «'379 M in*r*.M w # ; ■ m Y What a pity Editor Howard of the Reporter-Star could not attend the barbe< cue and ride on the trolley. Of course he would not care to attend the ball games. According to Hon. Frank Clark Sanford will soon have n good channel in the St. Johns from this d ty to Palatka, thus al­ lowing large vessels to come up as far os Sanfurd. That will be going some! The Klnimme^ Gazette has come out Tfiji new dress and all home print. ip p n .b r . thrrmnu u r pert Isglria tlvetl * Tdnrtti-" one ur tmrpeur WMtfie* TaTKeitaieand inan. It was urged by your learned coun­ sel.that you did not intend to kill your victim. Bin'll is an elementary legal rule that a man's intent may be inferred from his acts. “ It has been said that you have been Convicted tor the crimes of others and that the popular clamor produced this verdict. Nothing is further from the truth. * * if any motive swayed the Jury other than a sense of duty it was not u desire for re­ venge, but rather a spirit of. mercy, In- published in one of the best sections of the state. Editor Harris Is to be congrat­ ulated upon his enterprise. The best part of the oelebrntion last Monday was the feeling of good nature that prevailed throughout the day even at the ball games. There is no reason in the world for people losing their tempers over such trifles but they do. ■> ; „ F ollow ing is v o te for week 1.407 1.171 1 .12 H ■ oui usti :::—i::;;:::::: oía or town Ml*» Ullle Lord, Clyde............... r :;r :------ a : f ‘ .......................... 938 502 1,188 502 Every one was satisfied even Orlando. Sanford con play host ns well ns grow celery. _____________ __ Over 0000 people saw Sanford on Inst Monday.________________■ — - GIN GER A L E OR S O D A W A TE R The H erald will publish the general laws recently enacted by the legislature. Over 1500 people attending a ball game is going some for a city the size of San* ford. Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent illness, aid digestion and give you health The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla -Desplte-thebrnted'-irhOTiksgiving Inst Monday. V o i ­ der If they hnd turkey and eggnogg. ;\ Horner isMilitary School s i — 1909. Oxford, North Carotina Classical, BclentlOe and English Course*. Prepara* lor col. lace, University or thattovcrttluent Académ ie*. Military training develop* prom pt obadlen c« and manly carnage. * ‘ ----- U year* old Witt} axportone«! teacher*. C&dit* Academy tn lire tire principal principal and ladle* o f hla family, acrurtiig dlno with the culture of homo Ilio. Cultivate* and educate*. Modem buildings, perfect sanitation, wholeaomo fare, no crowding. Ih»t moral, mental, physical nnd social training. Hhady lawn, athletic nark, ono quarter m ile running track. SM aert*. Ideal climate, helpful environm ent, lu tire »w ist ntmoapber* o f refined Christian people. The town nutud for over a century as an educational centre. The crack of the cracker was heard on the streets and'the crock of the willow was heard nt the bnll ¡writ, only Orlaodo f.11 Icil to make this noise. Willis'B. Powell bus decided to make Tampn his home. He will now bond his enenfies t^fiush Taqipa^tiud J tr r tl Hills, borough one nnd undivided. • Catalogue# Veadr for dtstrtbutln* HOHNEH MILTTAttY SCHOOL C o l. J . C . H o m e r , P r in c ip a l, O x f o r d , N . C. Orlando has already raised over $4000 for the fall campaign of. advertising. Tills is showing tbe^ Orlondo spirit nnd C. DR. G. BUTT DENTlSTrJ~,r% city wtH return to Them Us double value, j They nisn Intend te-tt***—*tw>—newspaper this season which shows good judgment. The Iwme newspapers do more HllNThd-' * vertising stunt thnn nil the rest put to­ gether and should receive something in return. _____________ Pieo—BntMitig SANFORD. FLORIDA — DR. R. M. MASON DENTIST SANTORO WILL HAVE DEEPWATER The visit of Hon. Frank Clark to San­ ford was fraught with several matter of importance regarding the good things that ore coming this way In the nenT iulUre. One of them will be a new postoffice building and the most Important will be deepwater. Mr. Clark In his address last Monday gave the people positive assur­ ance that the St. Johns river would soon have n channel .from Palutku to Sanford 100 feet wideband ten feet deep. Also one from Sanford to Lake Harney 100 feet wide and eight feet deep. These two projects will do more far our city than any movement ever attempted and means that larger vessels will soon be unloading at our docks and that the rich country around Geneva will be put in close touch with Sanford by a regulnr line of steamers. Mr. Clark mentioned the fact that he was urging the inland cities to build hard roads to the St. Johns river atu) take ad­ vantage of the cheaper rates thul arise from water competition. These great improvements wil) mean that in a few years our city will be the largest city in this section Of the state and not only will we have the greatest vegetable section but Sanford will be one o r the largest wholesale districts and a manufacturing center. Lucky Sanford 1----- -— ------- ;--------1------ Phone 144 Welbom Block ' -Phone 19 Can Fit you LOOK — Sanford,.Florida - F o r O u r Store * All Local Advertisements Under This Heading. One Cent a W ord Each Issue - JOHN C. SNEAD YOUR ARCHITECT _ Bargain in two young fresh Jersey cows, •Pilóne 1C5 w ill heifer calves. Tltrcc gallons each. SANFORD. Call or write. C. Fred Ward,Winter Park, Florida. Wanted—A woman for house work. Lock Box 5B, Sanford. Flu. 45-tf W anted— Unfurnished, two or three rooms on the ground floor. Gen lie mutt and wife: no children. Address Mrs. Mcl) R. F. D. No. 1. F or S ale— One-fourth . block between First and Second streets, beautiful build­ ing site. Lake view. $1,000. F. J. Powers. " For Sale—IG-ft launch, 3 It. a engine. Bargain, If sold ut once. T. P. Conpropst. 40 -lf For Sale— Buggy nnd harness, in good condition. A bargain. E. L. G., Luke Mary, Fla. For S ale^ -P . M. Elder of the Celery nvenue cash store bus 200 bushels of .peas for sale. 34-tf For sale cheap. Quick sale. Need mon­ ey. * Fifteen acres celery farm. Box 473. For Sale—First class square piano, cheap and time. Box-473. ~ 4o-4t F or S ale— Fine Jersey Bull for sale or for service. Address John Jels, or Phone 50. 42tf For Sale—Model M Cadillac In good con­ dition. F. J. Niver, Daytona. Fla. 47-4t W e h a v e anticipated 113 W. Tint Street FLORIDA N eeds and Bought Our 9 Stock of A. C. HART SU R V E Y O R AND DRAU GHTSM AN Lcvellnd nnd Crtw^-Seclioniug for Drnitmgew a Specialty SANFORD. FL O R ID A ANDEW JOHNSON Clothing, Shoes, , ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Prnrtkm In Staid and Federal Courts. » phone 248. AN D M. p. T. Building. THOMAS EMMET WILSON ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-LAW , Late State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of , ■Florida Residences. Sanfurd and Silvani Lake Furnishings A ll to Shit YOU nml VOURj Pocket-book GEO. A . D eCOTTES ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW Practice in State and Federal Courts Wclbprn Block , Sanford. Fin Spring is opening up flIU* you will be compelled com e out in a New Outfit For Rent—Old land tiled and in tine shape for crop this season. Five room DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER W hy not let us supply >'our cottage on farm. F.-J. Powers. Furnished rooms, delightfully cool, pleas­ needs? DENTIST antly located, singly or together. No. Oil Oak avenue, It Room* 23, 24 and 23. Pico Bldg. 'Phone 141 “ There is nothing new under th*11111 For Rent—One nnd tliree-quarters iicrcs S A N F OH D, F L O R I D A . of land, near city limits. Address Box But none of-the Good* 339 City. __ ,_ . . „ ._______ To Rent.U mtkm on a.—The large house, FTOX CELERY CITY AERIE, 1853 o y r roof are OLD, and iDUC '*' ell and kitchen on Auiury Grove, four Meets Tuesday nights, at G o'clock, at miles from Sanford, with stable, water < supply, etc. Rent $240 per year; by tins hall in the Stonr-Gove building, on NEW and up-to-date month $25, payable montldy in advance. Firsts treet Reply to C. W. Rantnul, GO Slate street, We don't charge anything for Boston. Mass. For examination of prem­ befor* ises apply to John T. Arrents, on the SANFORD LODGE. No. 27,1.0 ,0 . F. Goipe and investigate place. 45-tf -7- buying elsewhere Lost—On morning of 5tli on Third street Meets every Monday night at 7:30 In Ma­ sonic 11& IL Visiting brethren ore cor­ near city pork, pair gold bound spectacles. Finder return to post office and reedve dially invited. •W. S. Baldwin. substantial reward. ° Socreury, hrashef �July 9, 1909 IN AND'ABOUT TH E CITY Little Happenings— Mention of Matters In Brief. . PERSONAL ITEM S O F INTEREST Summary o f the Floating Small Talk Succinctly Arranged fo r llm • rled Herald Readers. The Herald's 'phono Is No., 148 Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford Write him at Orlando. Attorney Johnson transacted business —|n Qriando"Wednesday. America alarm clocks for 8iic at Fernald's. 9x12 Crex Art Squares, at Miller.At Son for $7.79.------H. H. Chappel paid a visit to the county seat on Tuesday...... If you don't think Miller At Son will them. When you have an Item of news call phone No. 148. Center tables at Miller At Son. from 80 cents up. County Solicitor DeCotts spent Thursday In Orlando. Flantlnfi time is here. M. M. Smith will sell you land on easy terms. If you want a flrst-clnss tailor-made suit for $12.98, call at D. A. Caldwell &. Sons. D. A. Caldwell At Sons have added a new delivery wagon to their constantly 'Increasing business.m, If you want the best * Georgia peaches get them atJJiUV Grocery.--------- ~~~ PiiiintT cTinira. Tiigli back, for 97e, nt Miller &. Son. r Nathan Garner writes from Atlanta that he Is still on the road advertising "Lucky.Sanford.*— Huy your 4th o f July Mums at L I*. McCuller’* new g ro ce ry . Only tG cents per pound. - Twenty-one meals at Stutnon's for $4 Your, sanitary tnx Is due on theToih. Pay It now and avoid trouble. Wade, the tuner, Orinmlo. 19*30 Crex Rugs, 37c. at Miller & Son N.P. Yowell& Co W ho handles the Best Goods in Sanford, whose stock is . kept, up the year round, very seldom you don’t get • V what you ask for. : : : : : Complete Line of L A D IE S ’ AND G E N T S ’ F U R N I S H I N G S ' ; N. P. Y O W E L L & CO. * Sanford. Novelty Works nnd Cement grocery store was washed out, and the Stone Plant located nt the corner of French drain under the sidewalk at the corner broken, causing a caveln of t|ie walk. avenue and Commercial street. -12lf Why cannot Sanford nnd the many near Mfss Ruth Jolmsunone of Jacksonville’s most (»opulor young ladies is spending n towns support n wholesale grocery house few days in the city the guest of Mrs. M handsomelyT We hope the suggestion, will lodge In some ready tuind. C. Hall. __BuX_yj>ur-dlh o f July-Hams at L. P: -27x94 Crex Hugs. 85c. nt Min»i- a ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ j AicCuUer-» n t w ^ro c cry~U ni y IGTc nt s Mrs. R. M. Mason and children accampdr pound. pnined by Mr. Bryan, Mrs. Masons brother Notice,—Have you a celery farm fur left Inst week for TCflnllle, Georgia; on a sale? If so, address, with 'leirticulars, visit to Mrs. Uryntl. Mrs. Masons mother. Coll litre 125, Southfield, Va. t It maybe that the city Fathers consider Your sanitnry tax is due on the 10th. the very luxuriant crops of grass nnd weeds, on our streets; a standing adver­ Puy it now and avoid trouble. tisement of the great futility ami richness Tile Holden Heal Estate Co. sold a fine of Sanford soil. five acre tract of land iienfl Rand’s Siding HxK) Crex Art Squares, nt Miller & Son this week to T. P. Drake-of Yalatin, Fla. for 50. Mr. Drake oxpeels tu move here and raise Mrs. M. H. Terry nnd son Royal, from vegetables. . Get your feneiml now.—aiHi-eVt the -Kathleen, eamtnijrto enjoy tlie festivities American or tilt* EIIwuimI kind. Gi-o. li. of the Fourth mid visit Mrs. Roiimillalt Fernald Co. 40 and Miss Harris, Mrs. Terry's sister. .being driven on Second street near the Chus. L. Wing, editor of the Republican city building. This will give the city two News Item and William P. Shumaker, u fine wells and water troughs. prominent attorney of Laporle, Pennsyl­ Now is the time to build your fence and vania are among the prominent visitors the Geo. 11. Fernald Hardware Co., is the to ¿tie city .this week. Both* gentlemen ace to buy. See the Ellwood and Amer­ are interested in Sanford and jmrcliuscd ican Fence. land in Eureka .JJiimiMtY from the Qiairs. «lands, rockers, matting, spring lowurd-i’iukurd Land Co. and \ "vdow shades for sale. PructiThree furnished or unfurnished rooms y new. Enquire at Herald office. for rent. Hines building, over Woodruff's -Ili-tf tk. T. A. Newlan is receiving his new store. See R. L. Jones. dnjg More fixtures this week and when There are sevrrul places iu the city Ithasbeen placed in position he will where the sewerage system adjoin# and have one of the neatest drug stores in tlie property holders still use the bucket South Florida. system. Inspector Scott intends to (.lace Your sanitary tax is due on the 10th. Puy it now and uvuid trouble. A new CUUnterfait $(Hiotc. EO Crude’ os to be easily detected, has been discovered. It prupd&s to lie of the series of 1007 and hears a jKirtrait of Andrew Jackson, a [KMir photo-mcchuiilcal production on n single piece of pn|>cr. No attempt is made to imitate tile silk threads. The counterfeit first came to tlie notice of nu mployee of the Irving National Bank of New York City. Look out for it. Tlie Royal Tailors brand of clothing means perfection. See samples ot D- A: •aidWéll fc Sim». flow is Ute time to buy your sub-imgated land. See M. M. Smith. J W. Conner of Lakeland has found a co-partnership with K. R. Murrell in the real estate business ahd they will operate under the firm name of Murrell and Conne Mr. Conner is u well known real estute tnun of Lakeland and will KOve a T**® Qgar' store has Installed a fine fountiao and is now prepared to valuable addition to the ImmIm j J ln“ J¡ eats of,Sanford. .He and his family will lee cream and cold drinks of all make Üds city their future home. jUR M EN ’S A P P A R E L is a perfect prodiiction-df-pleasirig~style, an adapts itself to the needs o f good dressF" |g _ i —■— - *'* months. __ !— ~ most approved style—conservative, y e t . * / modern in every feature. andJt^witi-he to your interest to investigate. If quality is your strong point let us supply you. _____ _ .F R A N K Clothier and Men’ s Furnisher Sunford Drainage Matter The County Commissioners will meet next Thursday, July 15. tu receive bids for tlie drainage of Sanford district. This matter is of the utmost importance tothla section. And everyone interested should { . .y$ .j. attend the meeting. SAN FO R D Southern States Life Insurance Co In this issue of Tlie Herald appears tl»o advertisement of die Southern States Life Insurance Co. This is one of die strong­ est companies operating in theSoudi, and is represented by J. C. McDtinlel, a former resident of Sanford, and one who lias by ids faithful service won the honor and es­ teem of his company. Mr. McDaniel will make Sanford hi# headquarters, mid will hnve-u temi<orory office in tlie Pace build­ ing on First street. 7 - tf ^ i FR A N K - - FLORID A -yf¡.-¡--y *y•>o •><y<■++++•> ^ +<•-y4- -y < • + -y+•;••> Î L. W OODRUFF Sanford's Only Exclusive Shoe Store - * - STRONG LINE O f C H ILD REN S SCHOOL SHOES * * ■ - f %_ ,, . Thp Latest F^ill Styles ill Ladies', Gent’s mid Children's Shoes Just Received + ÿ <.<y<y4--:--y-y-!- <y +•>♦*•> -y<•♦'■> <•❖ *❖ + + <r•>•>♦ •>•>+<•+■>•!•* L.HT E M P L E . _________________ ** ^ _1 Our stock-of merchandis_e_is o fith e MAIL BOXES The best Box made—The Riley. Used xcluslvcly on Route No. I. Hurry J .'Wilson. Gus and Electric Fixtures Wo carry tlie combination fixtures, also .. full line of gas fixtures, brackets, etc. Gas stove# and ranges. Tut Feknalu H akdwani: Co. . ■ I‘ ers especially during the warm weather The Orlando sports were the sorest hunch of plucked roosters that ev^r _J,cft a hull field. Rooms furnished. Also go-cart for snle. Between Oak ami Myrtle Avcs., 5th St. Typewriter Tor Sale Smith-Premier No. 2, in good order. Special prices at Miller &. Son, before these people on the sewerage system at Cheap. P. O. Box 48.4 Sanford. Uklng stock. You can save from 20 to once and they will be forced to discon­ Have you seen the latest things In SO per cent. k Give them a triaL tinue the old,system of buckets. Ibis refrigerators—all steel—at Harry J. New crop celery seed Just received. will b¿ a move in the right direction. Wilson's. 9- L. H. Reid of Erie, Pa„ Is in Hie city, ^ week representing a syndicate of «’«wtiylvania people who ore anxious to buy land in the celery delta. Mr. Reid the recipient of several of the fake |‘d circular letters, but came to Sanfordthe real article can bo purchased. _ Keep your eye on Hill's Grocery for ****¿1;) peaches. ' i Do uwuy with dust wliiic sweeping car pels by buying Wlzzurd Carpet Cloaper of W. W. Long. ~ ;------K.iv. J, Fr MeKennlon^wlir supply the rc*byterion•churcli nt OctOTUl nexLSunduy. House to rent for tlic summer, corner A little money now and a little now nnd Magnolia avcnue*and First street. En­ then is the way to buy relery land. Set quire of Mrs. M. U Allen. M. M, Smith for particulars. Jqtf |)i|w<im-litUtfHlw-mTri—pniHiTi'eTlf Get a sample o f celery seed frpm L R.PhUins and-IQ at—th e m add sec the celebrated Joe Dawson Hoe was it iiit you get w hat you wunl. New the city on Tuesday. crop seed now In. 2-lx-IH Crex Rugs. (10c. at Miller & Son. R. A. Newman, "Our Dob” lias returned M. M. Smith litis 1.000 acres of celery from a trip of several weeks to Hot Springs land.* Sold on easv,terms. and other i>olnts of interest. Boh is glad The large force of men employed by tlie to get back and his many friends are glad Sanford Ligiit A Fuel Co. are busily en­ to ire him again. gaged lliis week erecting pules fur the Do not throw aw ay m oney on doubt- new.electric light plant. * * lulMed. L It, Philips will give you o $7.15 will buy an iron bed. a good sample o f celery seed to test for y o u r­ self. Get them now . spring ami a mattress, at filler & Son. Buy a meal ticket, and eat your Sunday At a bargain—50 acres of best celery dinner at Stumuu's. land In celery deltn. On St. Gertrude ave­ A |Nisitil from Joe DeMont dated at nue. See Murrell, the real estate mnn, Paris bears the information that he is do­ Weiborn block. 3 9-if Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Alexander and fam­ ing well and lie sends best wishes to The ily of Oviedo and well known in this city Herald. The famous Elgin Creamery Butter for have removed to Lakeland. The American and Ellwood fence are sale at W. W. Lung’s Grocery. Don't fail to ask to see N P. Yowell's the best an the market. See them at the Gea H. Fernald Hnrdcwurc Co., before new line of Muslin Underwear just re­ ceived. The prettiest and best they huve purchasing. ever shown. N. P. Yowell & Co. Get ready fo r the flies and M os­ quitoes. Largest s to c k and lowest First-class harness and saddle repairing, prices on screen d o o r s and windows nt Dickins’ stnhles. 40-tf *1 Harry J. Wilson's. A good family horse for sale at a bar­ The new well on Commercial street bus ’•fl been' finished and the other one is now gain. N. H. Garber. w*«1 W sample and test them for ysurseir before buying. L R. Philips. it July 5th will be a red letter day In San­ Good secoml-hpnd buggy fur sole. Box ford history for many days to come. 854. • : 44-tf Fancy work supplies, at 507 Magnolia A. P. Conhelly leaves today for points avenue, -if in the east and will be ubsent for several Buy Henry Cloy Flour of W. W; Long. .Weeks.------ ------- -------- *-------** The best on earth. See C. A, Reed for furniture nnd piano They came, they saw, nrtd We Conquer­ moving. tf ed. You want the best Georgin (teaches 30x72 Crex Rugs SJ.35, nt Miller &. Son. and you get them nt Hill’s Grocery. It Is indeed n long lime that has no J. H. Overman spent Sunday and Mon­ end we hope our base ball luck has come day in the city, returning tp Mulberry on to stay. Tuesday. McKinley cditioiTof ten rent sheet mtt~ L R. Philips has hlsjie\v^crqn_cclery -stcrninfie populnrnlrs. nt City Cigar Store. seed In-and WI1T give you a testlni; Green Smith, the efficient guardian of sample free. _ . . the |M*ncc, is able to 1« out again, after a While your wife is away, make yourself severe attack of rheumatism. nt home at Sturnon's. 21 meals for $4. Built by the Pope Contracting Co. suf­ Miss Kate Poppell of Seville, is visiting ficient guarantee. 42tf in the city this wcek*.the guest.of Mrs. C. C. Whitaker has returned from n visit »re: ' ‘ to his old home in Camden, S. C. Mr. lor nil up-to-date tailor-made suit, see Whitaker is n member of the Sanford Pep1). A. Caldwell & Sons. si-Coln Bottling Co., nnd owns property-in Go-Fly keeps flies ofT horses nnd cuttle. the celery delta. While away he boosted 25c nnd 50c. At nil drug stores. 44-10 Sanford, and states that many people from W. J. Bethel of Dnyiona, brother-in-law his home section are greatly interested in of C. A. Dobbins of this city, lias been the this city. latter's guest during the past week. Sunford handled the Inrge crowd Inst L Buy your 4th or July Hama at L. P. Monday in a most satisfactory manner. McCullcr's new grocery. Only IG cent s During the severe storm last Saturday per pound. portion of the foundation of W.W. Long's ' Orders Solicited For Cut Flowers and Hot House Plants ROSES A S P F P I A 1 TY-— ------------------ » FÏorists Agent. PHONE 100. Ask for Prices Oak Ave. and 11th St- SANFORD, FIA».J Arrival and Departure or Mail» Y- L x v w v W u w v v w t v v v w v w v w w w u w w vw vHVw v w t v w t w w M v t;tf«ilvc Hoy Seventeenth. North!!!!...- 7 00 s. m . 2 05 p. m . 0 15 p. m W h ........................ 7 00#. m..23Sp.ro Tampa urilr................ ...... 11 i. in Titusville branch......... V30 a. ra . 0 15 p. in Oviedo bf#nch................................ 10 3 0 «. tu Trilby brwich.............. 7 00 a. m . I 10 p w Tavern branch.............. ....... II 05 a. ID .................. ..... 2 25 p. m . # 00 p. i Sooth..........1 55 p. iu . 6 05 p. m.. I) 00 p. in Tltuyvllle branch .......... 0 30 a. m „ 2 25 p. ra OvWu branch............ ...............g 3J>b “• Trilby branch............... I 45 p. ra . B00 p. in Uranir/ualh/'daiiy eicept Sunday; oilier» Jaily Ciua P. Haaun, h a urna#ter. H. C. iUaumk. Am i Pmubm Ui . The Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos, Organs, - and Graphophones. L o w Pricea. Easy Payments. Pico Block �THE SANFORD HERALD fjQ 0 llN TY HAPPENINGS sermons at the Baptist church last Sunday to targe congregations. Seven candidates were baptised in the afternoon. A Budget of Interesting Items From Correspondents Mrs. Beggs of Titusvllie, and mother. MH. Gfsllc. are visiting Mrs. H. H. Pattl- . Jf You Want to Buy o r Sell C IT Y PROPERTY THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY ---------- , jI fr Efficient Staff of Reporters Weekly Covers (he Territory for «action« of ib* County. b)m nrw* Itnm ol IMrtest Brevity will insure prompt puLlrailan- Art Hr* contrary to the view, of the Editor wili be pub Ibbrd, but «fauslta and anonymous cummunlcatkms will b« rejected. We will not Iw rriponslhle to «Union« eiptrtted by contributor« All oom- ^ - OR TR U C K LA N D S Come and See Us “ u u ,c‘ « iu u u w u ... c»r» p „ i t . a n .i u r, Robins „ rU " Z anU ... " ing Sanford, guest of Mrs. Sti _ . , Hoyts Taylors many frieni » . him home n g jl . tram .h. LONGWOOD GLEANINGS WIMre M has M n p A C U ^ I SprcUl Correspondence to The Herald: Mrs. Baker. Sr„ entertainet We are all very thankful for cooler Aid Society very delightfully - -weather m dreh r».— - - " " ' " " " Lovett is spending St. Johns Day a party of our young pc6- months with Her daughter, K pie went over to Wekiwa Springs. .TUfc iauW soll»».».jolly party wan Mrs. J. S. Dinkle. diaperMiss Emma PFOcloTantTbr one; Mrs. Helen and Misses Jutio. Evelyn of Cameron Cily were in Gen -h o d Edith Rand. Eva Walker, Olive and Qn account of the recent Jewell Dinkle. Lelia Pomeroy: Messrs. W. (lid not celebrate the .W . Jhompron. Charles EnUminger. J. S. (be l|jtun, |>lcnlc a( Lnke Hnr Dinkle. Edwin Dinkle and Tunis Lewis. ... , _ , . ah | . Miss Irene Peters, after a f AU report a deUghtftd time a n d w ish to o f V veral wte\s to Daytona, extend a vote of thanks to Mr. Thompson . . . . . .. . .. „a . . . . . . , i, v e. has returned home, for his loving kindness is so great. . . . . . Billy Raulrrson carried qul J. S. Dinkle brought home his new Jack- , . . , . . . . .. „ • ‘. .... _ , , i of his friends down to San - son ear Saturday. We wish him good luck . .. . and anticipate many pleasant rides. U,un? * Monday’ Mnmett Smith, who has been visiting ' ol\r “ wTespondent, with i » «■ * 0 , . , . ■■ .. .. attended the celebration o Rev^E. Lee Smlihnnd family returned to Ms borne In Orlando Tue*iay. Misa Evelyn Rand left Wednesday night for Hendersonville. N. G . where she wl^ spend the summer with friends. * HOARDING CEl-ERY. SANFORD. FLA S t o d l n the number who Never hnve we 0 raoreo oL good. natured crowd. Ev< joycd ,L Never have we sei It Makes No Difference What You Want or Where Yoii Want It J. S. Dinkle and family were in Sanford managed crowd, from the Wednesday in the new car.-------------------- dean through^. Some feature — ^Waikrr Dtrtgm h ai returned 1kuih>a f- dolly fine—the music. -lh#-| tar two weeks stay in Sanford. others too many to mentii ___ Mr..andMrs.Geo. Greenwood mid «laugh- *Houkl congratulate herself ot ter. Miss Tethcrty expect-iirattend the Glorious Fourth in Glorious Sanford, guests Regarding Tbe County Taxes of Dr. C. E. Walker and family. To tbc Editor of The Herald: F. H. Rand and family were in Orlando Please announce that the equalization Wednesday. of the state ami county taxes by the Mrs. Chas. EnUminger and children. county commissioners will be done at an Louis and Maud, are spending the sum- adjourned meeting and not on July 5th. A notice of said'm eeting will npnear in. mer in Dublin. Ga. your paper IaterT~ ’ours respectfully. — ---------— PAOtA-POINTS----— ----- 1— S. A. Robinson, Spec«! Correspondence to The Herald : Tux Assessor. A week of showery and threateniing •feather culminated in a two days' "con­ Have you seen the cioth-fini«h "d rd tinuous performance" of wind ami rain. letter heads nt The Herald office T The 'Good tor potato planting but not exactly neotest-and very latest thing in fine sta­ the weather for picnics. tionery. Look it up, Mr. Business Man The “ washout on the line" beyond Ta­ Prices very low, vares made quite a disturbance in our rsHway matters, holding our regular train two days and causing a scurrying to and fro of work trains, extras, etc. • •• Everybody* came liome from Sanford Fourth of July celebration seeming well satisfied with the day's euiertainmrnt <nd happy. if tired: We heard* no report* of a case of "lost,‘strayed, or stolen." so the grass mover must have got in its work on Sanford sirvets. One of llie rotK-t enjoyable celebrations of the day was a most delightful picttjc neld at the river. The jolly crowd attend­ ing report a tine time.. Miss Mary Reed of Qarcona is visiting B. W. Smith and family. Miss Frances Leake of Qriahdois vlsltiting the family of G D. Pearson. Every one will be glad to hear site has been ap­ pointed teacher for the Paula and Sylvan Lake school fur the coming term. WË H A V E IT and on Terms that are Right H O W A R D -PACK A R D LA N D COM PANY Presents to the Investor the Best Opportú nities in Florida Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $ 2 5 .0 0 to $2 00 ,00 per acre Celery farms, with flowing . wells all tiled, drained and. ready for -enip. VdK)00 i<* $10001*1 per ueiu ~— r~ ; : ” City property, improved and unimprovetl timber land with finest site in Florida for prate faeiory Others tell you what can be done! K. R. MURRELL isli procticnLfarmer ns well as real estate broker, and is here to show ymi what lias been and can la* done. K R MIIRBI7I I Red Currant Jelly is one of the most popular kinds o f Beech-Nut Conserves that we sell. It has a delicious flavor. flavor, and is jnst right to serve with q roast of meat. Each Conserve Beech-Nut Brand W. H. Dolive o f Orlando made n short is made of the best fruit and pure sugar only, and includes Cherry. Cranberry visit in town last week. Quince. Raspberry. Strawberry. Pine­ apple. Peach. Grape Jelly and Jam. Grape . GENEVA GLEANINGS Fruit Marmalade, and other fruits. Special Cermpuodtncr l«Thr Hr raid Better make a selection from atrave . Geneva was treated to a thirty-six hours* an d send your order to rain Last week. It was much needed and appreciated by the fanners. L. Rev. E. Lee Smith preached two able *' v • P. Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, C auliflow ers, etc., etc., in Sanford 1 Sell the Land Your Brains. Money, and Muscles Makes the Crop' and the Profit M cCULLER SANFORD, FLORIDA a FLORIDA PEOPLE •And consider the quality Every chair i l l u i i r s M bare to mad* at lha best w hite maple stock and finished natural » u 1 -deer « s mi t h - • Tb e « s i t are beet a fade double woven rattan net cheep p ith . Ir r i g a t e d , • far m s —uncleared Flowing Wells on All Celery Delta and other Desirable Tracts in Blocks to suit Purchaser FLORIDA CHAIR FACTORY lands N. WHITNER Prices and descriptions upon request. First National Bank BuiltlLng �July 9» IW » legal a d v e r t isin g THE SANFORD hERALP 0 June, A. I)., 1909. —Circuit of tlje State oi Florida, for Or­ To All Whom It May Concern BUI in Chancery.Ao Enforce Tax Lion, • It Is therefore ordered that you do • n. M. imniNSON'. ange County. U|k>o application or Hi« City Solici­ appear in this court to tho bill horelu' in the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. City of Sanford vs. W. F. Loavott, Ad- tor. It Is hereby ordered than iwi or be­ nied. upon Monday, September flth, A. Circuit of the State of Florida, for Or4C-t.' niinlstrutor Seth French Fatale and fore the September rule dny nexi, being D., 19UU. inn; county. ... * To All Whom It May Ojticern: September t>, A. D., 1909, In paid court, It Is further ordered that this order ■riiy of Sanford va. Lota 3 &4,’ Block Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien Upon application of tht* City Solid yon npiienr to and answer the bill filed of publication be published oucu a " I Tier 11, Owner'Unknown. tor. U Is hereby ordered than on or be­ and set forth*the nature of your res Week for eight consdcutlvu weeks in To tie edfendant Owner Unknown: Clrenlf of theLq 'llrl ,,f 7U| i,llllclul State of lhe Florida, for Or- fore the ‘August Rule day next, being pretire Inn-rests in, right to, or liens the Sanford lletald, u newspaper pub­ It appearing from the affidavit of the ; -Circuit angr County. August 2. A. D.. 1909, In said court, upon real estate situate In the City of lished In the City of Sanford, In Or­ City Solicitor o f the City o f Sanford herein filed that he believes that you Clnnd0f 8anford V8 J‘ E* Terwllleger. you-appear to and answer the bill filed Sanford, and described In the bill as ange County, Florida. and set forth the unture of your res Luts 12 and 13, Block 7, Tier 1. Witness my hand nud the seal of x non-resident o f the Stale o f FlOl' To All Whom It May Concern: pectlvt* Interests In, right to, ur liens It Is further ordered that tlilH order said circuit court this 24th day of Ms a n d ’ that your resUlonce Is un Upon application of the City Solici­ upon leal estate situate In the City of he published In the Sanford Herald, a June, A. 1)., 1909. known, tuul that there is no portion In H. M. ROBINS dlls State the aorvlcfc of a subpoena tor, It Is hereby brdered than un or be- Sanford, and described In the hill as newspaper published In said City, once (Seal.) fore the August Rule day next, being Undivided 3-4 Interest in Lots 9 and a week for eight cousecullve weeks Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. upon whom would bind you. August 2, A. I)., 1909, In said court, 10. Ulock n, Tier l. * prior to said rule day. 40-8 It la therefore ordered that you do It Is further ordered Hint this order Wltneks my hmu] and seat of the ¿ppm In this court to the hill herein you appear to and answer the bill filed he published In'the Sanford Herald, h ¡¿lid, circuit court this 24lh day of Uled, upon Monday, September Gth, A. and Bet forth the nature of your res­ Bill in Chancery to EnfflrtC-Tax Lien.— pective Interests In. right h>, or liens newspaper published in said City, once June. A. D„ 1909______ _ __ D. 1909. -im m -n v c iiir c o u r t ,(f ibVTUi Judicial iii*on rt«nl ufitatu Kltmn»» in tfagicttggp Ji__week -far ,Ioui - ooneeeutirr -weeks rsrnhj n r s r r t o m .N s t —It- la further ordered that this order Circuit of Uio Stale of Fluridu, for OrClerk Circuit Court, Orange CÎ ulEnTeserlbcd lu the bill ns prior to said rule day. of publication Be published once a StnfwMl ango county. IxH 8.u l o c k 9. Tier 4. Witness my hand and seal of the for eight conoecutivo weeks In City of Sanford vs. 40x80 ft. In 8. E. It 1» further ordered that this order said circuit court thl» 24th day of the Benford Hernld, a newspaper pubCorner of Lot 0, lllock 1C, Cbnpmau June, A. f)., 1909. Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien ' Ushcd In the City o f Sanford, In Or­ he published In the Sanford Herald a (S<>al.) & Tucker's Addition, Owuor Un­ H, M. ROBINSON, newspaper published In said City, once known. ange County, Horlda. Clerk Circuit Court, Ornnge County. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial n week f.,r four consecutive weeks Circuit of Hie State of Florida, fdrOrWitness tny hand and tho seal of prior to said rule day. To the defendant idnnt Owner U iikawgai— *" 40-4. ange County. -------- * itld circuit court this 24th dny of Witness my hand ajtd soaj ot Lite City of Sanford vs. 30 ft. of Ixit 5, C|ty. Solicitor o f tho City o f Sanford June, A. D„ 190?. said circuit cowrt-.thls.-m L dflr. ,if Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. HLtck .IS, Chapman & Tucker's Ad­ herein filed that lie bellevee that you '> 3&.M . ROBINSON Jlllle,sA. J);,.1p09. ' **-*a. * In the Circuit Court of the "Hi Judicial dition. Owner Unknown, and Circuit Court, Orange ~ are a non-resident of Ute State of Flor­ n. m . itoniNsON. Circuit of the State of Florida, Tor Or- To All Whom It -May Concern: lly M. 1. Hart, TTeputy Clerk. ida, and that your residence Is un­ Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County unge County. Upou apuHcatlon of tho City Solici­ known, iuid that there Js no iiemon In 40-4. City of Saxiford vs. E. II. Jones, and tor, It Is lieffiby ordered than «ui or he* this State the service of a suhjiouna To All Whom It May Goticorn: fore the September rule day next, beln^ upon whom would bind you. Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. Upon application of tho City Solici­ September 6, A. I)., 1909, in sold court, Bill in Chancery to Enforce .Tax Lien, It Is therefore ordered that you do In the Circuit Court of tho 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court 0r the'Tth Judicial tor, 1t Is hereby ordered than on or be­ yuu appear to and amjwer the bill filed appear in this court to the bill herein Circuit of the State of Florida, for Or­ Circuit uf the State of Florida, for Or- fore the August Rule day next, being and’ w l forth Hie nature of your res- tiled. u|kjii MiMiday, September Uth, A. ange county. August 2, A. D„ 1009, In «aid court, l>cfctlvc Interests In, right to, pr Hens D., 1909. ange County. City of Sanford vs. 30 ft. of Ixit 6, City of Sanford vs. E. Kirby, and you appear to and answer the bill filed upon real estate situate lu the City of It Ih furtlTer ordered that thl? order . Ulock 18, Chnpmon & Tucker's Ad­ lo All Whom It May Concern: and set forth the nature of your res* Sanford, and described In tho bill ns o f publication be puIiltahiHl once u dition, Owner Unknown. upplIcaUuu-of-Hie-Olty-Solid- pcctlvo Interests In, right to, or "Hens ¡It) ft. of Lot ft, Ulock IS, Chapuiun & week for elglit comwcuUve weeks In - To the Defendant Owner Unknown the Sanford Herald, a newsiuiper pub­ tor, It Is hereby .ordered than on or be­ upon real estate situate In the City of Tucker's Addition. It appearing front the affidavit of the fore the August Rule day next, being Sanford, and described In Hie hill as It Is further ordered thnt this order lished In Hjo City of Sanford, In Or­ lie published In the Sanford lleruld, n ange County, Florida. ■City Solicitor of. tho City o f Sanford August 2, A. I).. 1909. In Bald court, l/ot 4. lllock 10. Tier A. It Is further ordered that this order newspaper published lu said City, once herein filed that It« believes tbnt you you appear to and'nnkwer the bill filed Witness my hnml nml tip* seal of are a non-resident o f the State o f Flor­ and set forth the nuture of your res­ he published In the Sanford Herald, a a week for eight consecutive weeks said circuit court this* 24th day of ida, and that your residence la un­ pective Interests In, right to, or liens newspaper published In said City, once prior to said rule day. June, A. D„ 1909. Witness my hfwid and seal of the ISeal.) known, and that there |s n o iterson In upon real estate situate in the City of a week for four consecutive weeks H. M. ROBINSON/" gnld circuit court this 24th day of this Stflto the service of a subpoena Sanford, and described lu the blli nn prior to said rule dny. Clerk Circuit Court, Orange (^mity. Witness my hand and stxil of tb«1 June, A. D„ 1909. ojxm whom would bind you, and tbnt West 1-2 oi Lot 2. lllock 10, Tier C. ll. M, ROBINSON,. your age. Is over tlie age of 21 years. ************************* ********r* Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. said circuit court tills 24th day of I Seal.) -----Gleik ClrcuircoTiri, urptige Ct^iyny. It Is therefore ordered that you do It Ir further ordered that this o rder June, A. I)., mao, Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. R. M. ROHINSON. appear in this court to the hill herein, .ho—piibHtdwit—In'ttlTfSanford Herald, a TftPim [n the Cjrciil.jLildlli t of Hie 7Ut^ln4(olsl i—BWi-upon-Mtmday,-Septem ber Clip A. newspaper published In sold City, o n ce,^ Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. ********************* Clicult of the state of Florida, for Dr­ P., 1909. Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. ang« county. 'week far . ffillr consecutive weeks *********************************** ii the Circuit Court of the 7*.h Judicial^ It Ib further ordered that this o rd ir prior to said rule dny. City uf.Siuiford vs, I. ¿J.- WtlliniriH;---of publication he published once a Witness my hand and .s w ilu fU ic - Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. Circuit of tho State of I-Torlifu, fo'rDr* To the dd*uulaulT.l * i l . Williams: swk_ for eight .consecutivo weeks In rald clrcu lt^ olirf UilB 24th day of lu the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial ange County. It appearing from the affidavit of the ~ the Sanford Herald, a newsiuiper pub­ June, A. I)., 1909. Circuit of the State of Florida, for Or- City of Sanford vs. Ixits 3 & 4, Block CRy. SollcItor of Llio C l t y o f ’ Sanford-----lished b rille City o f Sanford, In Or­ (Senl.)_ _ 2, Tier 11, Owner Unknown, and 11. i f . ROBINSON, - ange County------------herein filed that he believes Hint you anK»-C<)iif>ty, Florida. Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. City of Sanford vs, W. P. Clark Estate, To All Whom It May Concern: are a non-resident of the State of Flor­ Witness my hand and the seal of Upon application of lhe City Solici­ ida, and (hat yuur resldu#ico Is tinla^wls Roberts, Agt., and • 46 4. taiil circuit court this 24th day of * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * To All Whom It May-Concern: tor, It Is hereby ordered than un or be­ known. ruid that (here Is no |H<rsou 111 June, A. tl>„ 1909. U|xm application of the City Solid- fore the September rule day next, being this State the service of ti subpoena Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. (Seal.) lì. M. ROBINSON, tor. It Is hereby ordered than on or be­ September ll, A. D.. 1909, In s«ild court. upon whom would bind von, mid that__ Clerk Circuit Court, Orange dpimty. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial fore the August Rule day next, being von appear to_mul.lUiawaf-lhe bHI-filed- your ageUi over the age of 21 years. Circuit <»f the Stale of Flprlda, for OrHy M. I. Hart, Deputy Clerk. ^ AugttstU, A rU , 1909Uu saltT court, atul set forth the nature jif your resM Is therefore ordered'that you do :----------------- —------- --------------- 4try— -— ange County.— ------IKtcHvh Interests lu, right to, or liens City of Sanford vs.'Flora Turner, Ad­ you appear to and answer the bill filed upon real estate situate In the City of appear III this court to the hill herein ministratrix and S. W. I t of I«»t 3, and set forth the nature of your res­ Hanford, and described hi Hie. bill ns filed, upou.Monday, September 6tb, A. D... 1905,. pective interests In, right to. or Herts 6111 In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. lllock III, Tier C. and upon real estate situate lu the City of l » l a 8 and 4, Block 2, Tier 11. It Ih further ordered that Mil» order In the Circuit Court of tho 7th Judicial To All Whom It May Concern: It Is further ordered that tills order o f p u b llca tlo u be publishiH l one« Sanford, and described In the bill as Circuit of the Statu of Florida, for Or­ Upon application <if the City Solici­ be published N’ El-4 of lllock 8, Tier 12. died ll) l lj ; Sanford l jetaid. ** _u«**k-f4»r-eigtit ootuieeiri4vt*-^weeks-rin-------ange county, ’ ......... .........ordered ......... .. lhan’eui ............ or b tor, It Is hereby Cll.y of Sanford va. Lots3 & 4, Ulock iur**-4be—Angust—HttP—day ni-TtT~1rPlTTg __lUds.-fnrl4t**r-ordr'TTHt 'thnt tills draer "TeWapapr*r pnimSjcdTn snld t Ity, mice ,u 9 a n f(m l m -riM , u newspaper pub In’ published Itl the Sanford Herald, a a Week for eight consecutive weeks ,lrtlwl C|ty of Sanford, ill Or- . -i. Tier 1. Owner Unknown. August 2, A. 11., 1909, In said court, newspaper published In said City, once prior to said rule day. auge Comi! y. Mori dii. To the defendant Owner Unknown: you aplH-ur to atnf answer the hill filed Witness my lituid and si*al of the Wliiii’ss my hamj ami tbo, seni of Itapiteurlng from the affidavit of the and set forth the nature of your res- a week far four consecutive weeks said circuit court this 24rii day of snid circuii court thls 2lth day of Clly Solicitor of the City o f Sanford pective lipi-rests In, right to, or Ileus prior to said rule day. June. A. D., 190».* Witness my IkmuI and seal of the Jum*, A. l>„ 191)9. herein filed that he believes tlml you upon real estate situate Hi the City of (Seal.) ll. M. UOlUNSONf (Seal.) IL M. ROBINSON. are a non resident of the State of Flor- Sanford, and described (u the hill as nald circuit court this 24th day of Clerk C’lrculi Court,.Orange June. A n., 1909. Clerk Circuit Court, Ornuge (Im n ;—Ida. and that your residence Is u n ­ 8. W-. 1-4 (d Isit 3, lllock 10. Tier C. (Seal.) H. M ROHINSON. known, arid that there is no person lu It Is further ordered that this order Clerk Circuit Court. Orange Comity, *********************************** this State tho service of a Hubiioenn be published In the Sanford Herald., a 4(5-4. upon whom would bind you. newspaper published In said City, once * ********************************** Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. BiH In Chancer)) to Enforce Tax Uen» In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial ili thè Circuit Court (»r thè 7(h Judlclal It is therefore ordered that you do a week for four consecutive Weeks Circuit of the Slate of Florida, (or Or­ Circuit of thè State of Florida, for Or­ Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. appear In this court to the hill herein prior to said rule day. ange County. ango cuunt y. * flW, upon Monday, September fith, A. Witness iny lumid and seal of the In tiie Circuit Court of the "lli Judicial D.. 1909. __ ____ ________ _ said cirnttt mart this 24th day of Circuit oi the Stale of Flhrldn, for Or­ City of Sanford vs. I. B. Williams, nud City of Sunford vh. M. Il «aioli. To All Wtoomjt May Concern: To Hi« d*'feildant, M. Mentoli. ange County. ~ "tn 4 further ordered that this order June, A U.t 1909. Upon application of the City Solici­ It npiH-nrlng frolli Ilio affidavit of thè City of Sanford vs. 4J)x8rt ft. In S. E. W publication bo published once a (Seal.) H. M. ROHINSON. Corner of Lot *5. Block 16. Chapman tor, it Is hereby Ordered than <xi or be­ City Hollcllor of thè Clly of Stuiford week for eight consecutive weeks lu Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. ii Tucker's Addition. Owner Un­ fore the Septemlior rule day next, being bercili llled that Ile Itelb-ves thnt you the Senior* Herald, a newspaper pub40-4. September 6, A. D„ 1909, In sold court, are a nou-resideut of thè SLitu of F'ioiknown, and Uslied In ibe City o f Sanford, Ui Or ##### #### #^#####/ F### + ########## you appear to and answer the bill filed Ida, nud tbat your r*‘sldoncu Ih miTo All Whom it May Concern: ango County, Florida, Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. Upon application of 'he City Solici­ und set ’forth the nature tif your res­ knowu, luid that there is no persoti lu Witness my band and the seal of »Id circuit court this 24tli day or In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial tor. it |s hereby ordered tlmu on or be­ pective interests In, right to, or liens tlils Siate thè snrvlco of a nulipoeiui Circuit of the Slate of Florida; for Or­ fore the September rule day next, being upon real estate situate In the City of upoti slmm wimld Itimi you, umi timi June, A. I)., 1909. ange County. September *5, A. 1J., 1909, in said court, Sanford, and described In the hill us .Vour agi- Is over tho uge of 21 years. -(Beal l n. M. ROHINSON. ,lt Ih thoreforo ordcnnl that you do i'huk Circuit Court, O ranA (Amnty. •City of Sanford vs, Mary Evans and you uppear to and answer the bill filed Lot 12. Block 6, Tier 2. T. H. Coon, and It Is further ordered that this order uppear in lliii* court to thè bill berciti and set forth the nature of your resI*)’ M. I. Hnrt, Deputy ClerV^ To All Whom It May Concern: pectlvuUitereHts In, right to, or liens be published In Hie SatiYord Herald, a filed, upoii Munday, Septentber t!tb. A, 46-8. Upon application of Hie Clly Solici­ upon iieal estate situate In the City of newspaper.published In said City, once I).. 19U9. tor. it Is hereby ordered than on or be­ Sanford, and described In the bill bb a week for eight conaeciitlvu weeks It Ih further. ordered Hiut Ibis arder Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. fore the Auuuki Rule day next, being 40x8(1 ft. In S. E. Corner of Lot- 6. prior to said rule day. of piililinttlon he pulii ¡siici once u in the Circuit Court 0 r the 7th Jmlldnl August 2, A 1909. In said court, Block 16. Chapman & Tucker’s Addi­ Witness my hrsid and seal of the week for elgliL cmiM4!CuUve weeks In ( Irciiit (,f tho Statu of Florida, for Or­ you upjienr t > and answ er Hie bill filed tion to the City of Sanf.-rd, Owner Uu* K.nld olrcull court tills 24th day of thè Haiiford Herald, li newspaper pyhange County. and set forth the nature of your-res- known. Usiteli In thè City of Sanford, In Or­ June. A. D., 1909. Hly of Sanford vs. J. K. l,eo, and jnctlve Interests In, right to. or liens 11. M. HOHINSO.y ango Coimty, Florida. It is further ordered Hint Hi Ia order (Seal.) Te All Whom It May Concern: Clerk Circuit Court, Orange (^ )/ity . Wilness my hnml ami thè seal of upon real estate situate In the City of be published In the. Sanford Herald, a snid clrcuit rourt ibis 24th day of C|x)u application of the City Solid- San fold, and described In the bill as newspaper published lu said Clly, once J°r. It Is hereby ordered than on or be- Lot 3. lllock 1*5. Chapman & Tucker's a week for eight consecutive weeks June, A. I)„ 1909. IL M, ROIHN.4),N, lQru Hie August Rule day next, being Addition to tin*. Clly of Sanford. prior to said rule day. Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. (Seal.) ADgtiit 2. A. D., 1909, In said court, cierk Circuit Court. Orange Cfuti) Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County — W it n e s s my hncid an T seal of the In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial It Ts further ordered that' this order said circuit court this 24th day of Circuit of the State of Florida, for Or­ yuu appcar-U» and answer lh e bill filed I »nd set forth the nature of your res- be published lu the Sanford Herald, a June. A. D.. 11*0». ###^## # # # # # # # # # # # 4 / ange County. perilve Interests In, right to. or liens newspaper published In said City, once (Seal.) In thè Circuit Court o f lite 7th Judlolul R. M. RORINSON/ City of Hanford vs M. Heaton, and upon real estate situate In the City of a week f*r four consecutive weeks C lerk Circuit Court, Orunge Circuit o f thè State o f Florida for To All Whom It May Concern: anford, and descrllied In lhe bill ns prior to said rule day. • , Upon application of-the City Solici­ Orange County ,j°t 3, lllock fi, Tier 2. , Witness my litund nml tosi! of the tor, It Is hereby ordered than tm or be­ City uf Ss atout filli in Cham-rry tuenforce ll I* further ordered that this order v;*ld circuit court Hi Is 2,4th day of vi. Bill In Chancery lo Enforce Tax Lien. fore the September rule day next, being Tax Lien OUhllahod In tho Saniord lleruld, n June. A. D-. 19*19. ■ S. 1 1 . Colrmnn September 0. A. D„ 1909, In *ild ca/nrt. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Tu liti? lirfctutunt, S 11, Culriiian; H. M ROHINSON. nrwspaper pnhllshed In said Clly. once ,Seul.) you apjienr to and answer the hill filed apix-Hrint (rum lite nflldnvii ut (he City S»>Hc * week fV.«r four consecutive woekH Clerk Clivnil Court. Orange County. Circuit of the State of Florida, for Or­ and set forth the nature of your res­ (luiIl of thè City uf Santoni herrlti Qlrtl lliat Iu teange County. . . 46-4. lir*l'r to said rule d«y. ilevei yuu «re a iion-reahlrnt of thè Stale uf pective Interests In, right to. or liens Floridathat City of Sanford vs. M. C. Hodengren, and that your reaident-e 1» uolnuwn and •Mtuess iny hnaid and seal of the ***************************^******* upon real estate situate 111 Hie City of itisi there la no(irraun 1« thli itale diaaervlor ut e!re«H court this 24th day of Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. Toand $ anford. aiwi descrl bedU FJhe bill as "ifTluipóena u|K>n MlioiiViWuuIJ uIimI you, and that All Wbnm ttU a y Concern:- — your aie 1« over 21 yrar» f«ner ArB.71BD9.~ lu the Circuit Court or the 7th Jildlctnt l*|sin application of the City Solid Ix.tH 4 and 6. Block 7, Tier 6. It U therefore ordered dial yuu do appear in lliit Circuit of tho state of Florida, for Or‘ “ f 1-) H. M. ROHINSON, It Iw further ordered that tills order court to thè Itili lineili tilrd. upon Monday, Septor. It 1» hereby ordered than on or be­ (Jerk Circuit Court, Orange County. imitier Uth, IU0Ü. ange County. . ho published In the Sanford Iferald. u fore the September rule day next, being Il U furthrr ordered liuti ItiJe order of piiuljcaUon 4C-4. City o f Sanford vs Jupiter Isidge TrusSeptember 0. A. D., 1909. In suld court, newspaper published in said City, once he uohlUhod « ihm a « e r i Art ei(ht consecutive ***** *******>********40& IUCtf- |M141 «r e s i In Tlie Sanford Herald, a newsuaprr pub., yon appear to and mifiwer the bill filed a- week for elglit cousecutlve week« llibed In lhe Clly or Sanfurd, In Dom ic counlsr All Whom It May Concern: prior to said rule day. Chl,ncery to E n tr e e Tgx Lion. ToUpon and set forth the nature of your res-, , appHcatlon of Iho Oliy Sollcl* Witness my liuxul and srvil of the Fkxkl«. Witness my hand and the seal ntsnkldfEuU- >n lhe Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial pecllve lutercBts In. right to, or Hens tor. It Is hereby ordered than on or be­ court this 2nd day uf July, A. IF tOO». wild circuit court this 2(th dny of . Llrcult of the 8tate of Florida, for Or­ - HUi-l U- M KoeiHsi«. fore the August Rule day next, being «pop real estate situate In the City of June, A. D.r HO»/__ J ----- ----------ange County. 47-8 Clerk Circuit Court, Oranje County August 2, A. D.. 1909. In said court, Suufprd. and described lu the bill aa i*1— » M Oniri ff####«******************* I»*, ? f Sanford vs. Q. Reed, and vfin tiniu-nr tn am* answer the bill file Ji>t 10, Block 4, Tier 1' Clerk Circuit Court. Orange T°,AH Whom |t rV.nrnrn-. " i l ls7 further unlered that this order in the C irc u it C o urt o f t h e 7 t ii JutRclu und set fo rth jh e nature o/ yiur res- be published In the 8anford Herald, a 'C , fippbcaHon o f the City Solid- pecllve Interests In. right to. or liens 11J“ hereby ordereththnn cm or he- upon real estate situate In the City of newspaper published In said City, once ,* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * " C ftcult o f the $tate o f FlprldjtXffX Orange County fl week for uJlfht cottaocutw« weeks Bftt ln Chxncary to-Cnforde TSix Lien August Rule day next, being In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial City of Sanford l m m « Chancery lo enforce > August 2, A. D., 1909, In said court. Sanford, and described in the V1.11, Pf iirior to said rule day. ■ 3, Ulohli* 7.' T ie r:X. Circuit of the State of Florida, foe Or­ ^ “ 8ptHiox iB 4 »d -«trxwaFttth Bill i u k Lol Witness my hand and se«[ S. H. Coleman I T** It further ord4*M*d that thin oraur rt this o f ange comity. io rth the nature o f your res- be published 111 the Banford Herald, a <ald circuit court “ * 24th\da« *~ And To All Whom It May Concern: , . . , To the defendant Owner Upknowp: Upon application of the Clly Solicitor, It U h«r«hy Interests In. right to, or liens newspaper published In said City, once June, A. R-. 1909, jZ p -w r - ^ -v _ . . . _ ordered that on or before tlie Srptrniber Kuls day City o i Sanrord va. M. C. Hodengren B. .M. ROIR nW j . veal estate situate In the City of a week (by four consecutive weeks (Segl,) enit. beleit September 8th. A. 0. •wO®. leaalid dpWI, durt. Orange County. Clerk Circuit Court. To the defendant M. C. Hendengren: you appear to ami answer (be bill -Aled am) art and described la the bill as prior to said rufe day. taa nature of your rrsprctlv» fotaraiU In. 46-8. p *U on 1-G o f Lot 1, DkMjk 10. Tier It oppearlug from the affidavit of tlie both right to, or Urns upon real estate sUj m u U the Witness my hasid and seal of the " City Solicitor o f the CRy of Sanford g K uf S^nfuru. and d tic r iM In iJl« bill o» I-oi 12, £ 1* * N W H o f Lot ST Block 10, said circuit- court this 24th day of s***^***************»»*rf**Ÿ ^ **^** “ herein filed that lie believes that you glocfc 7, TWf U '* ' ' V, . a' aa, a s Bill In Chancery to Enforco Tax Lien| U further onlerrd that this order be LmblUhrd A. D., 1909i are a non-resident of the State o f Flor­ in•|The *• Jorttier ordered that this order June. In Hie Circuit Court or the 7U* Judicial Sanford Herald. A ittwtfwptr |NliU»M In R M. RORINSON. ida, and that your residence Is un­ ssklcHr,flooea.*eek.lnr slik4 itti i w i llvt w td ii Publlshod in the Sanford Herald, a (Seal ) Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. Circuit of Hie State of Florida, for Or- known, nnd that tti*rd l i no |>erson Ih ■•»»paper published In saM City, once 46-4. ^ ¡ m ^ S f ’ and seal 0/ the.ski week ft«- four consecutive weeks CU y*ofC 9ajUord va. Ix)U 12 ft 13. fills Stale Ute service of a subpouna **************************^***^**** Ulock 7, Tier l, Ownar Unknown, upon whom would hind you, and that ft,* 0 rul0 «*V4T-li Clerk Circuit Court, Oran*« County. your age U over the age o f 21 year*. «Itncss my h^id nnd «»> <>* thl> Bill ln Chancery to Enforce T « Uan. and circuit court thir 24th day o f In tho Circuit Court of tb* 1th Judicial �¿ ìia t f, '•-j v *fr E r íic jn W SM B B ■ 'A iM M M t t a M C M I M M M H I M M Thg ¿MfORQ HEftALP J «IV 9 , 190<k », VOICE Of THE PEOPLE Letter? ami Communications on Various Timely Topics. *, COLUMN DEVOTED TO P EO P LE In This Department will be Found the Views. Opinions and Com m ents or P ractical W riters L etter From Clark R obertson The following letler from Clark Robert son will prove of Interest, and demon «trntes that a mountain can sometimes be made out of a mole hill. No one in Sanford tsjplm lcal to Clark audroanyare his warm pcrsonnl friends. As 11 private citizen, Clark is all right and one of the best boys thnt ever lived. As an umpire —never again. We are glad that Clark enjoyed thcceljebrptlonjfrqm the grand jtnnd) Qtul iMu assure"him thnt he will always bo treat« well In Snnford.r Following Is his letter Editor Holly Some day last week I received an anon ymous letter from your city, addressed Clark Robertson, official umpire. * At the time 1 received this letter I was certainly surprised to think that we had In our county any man who wns so sum! in principle to write anything and then not have the grit in his backbone to put his name to it 1 wns advised by several of my friends here not to go to your city on the 4th as they thought that maybe the party would come from cover and do me bodily injuryv I had no fear of this, for I knew that no representative citizen of Sanford would tolerate anything of the kind. The writer of that ieu i4 whO'HrnTnHmr been, a friend of mine for many years, came to me and acknowledged sending "thtrletitfrof cartoon, nridhe Bent It, as ha says, in a joking spirit, which 1 accepted nntWwlieve. T w r it e you this for publico tion so ns to ofTsct any rumors as to the contents of the anonymous letter. Rumor has it herejhet I.JvuLthreatened with se­ vere punish meat if I attended the ball game; in Sanford, and no doubt such rumor may get out in yoifr city. Mr; Artie Smith Bent me tho letter with the best of inten­ tions,’ and no thought'orThfiiry to anyone,, .and I write this in Justice to 1dm. Tiinnking you In advance for giving my letter space in your paper, i beg (oremuiu ----- Yours very truly,, , H. Clark Robertson, Umpire (in game at Orlando). Another Aspirant For Riches One by one tho different sections of Florida arc dropping Into line on the cel­ ery proposition and all of them ore "Just ns good us Sanford" wn paper at least. The very latest is the following from the Gainesville Elevator "Sanford has a reputation ns a celery city, owing to the fact thut the track farmers have taken hold of that |>roduct earlier than othcr-portlons Of The state, more than because it Is a favored section for that vegetable. Other |»ortlons of tile state have Just ns good facilities for rais­ ing celery and from now on thcro will he much more attention given to this matter. Around Gainesville, one of the most fa­ vored garden stmts in the state, quite u number of acres will be given over to cel­ ery next session and it will not be loii| before it will lie another product of Alncjiua county. If the fnrmers will take hold o f It with the intention of making it u yearly crop, secure the services of one competent to leach them the Improved methods of raising It, profit by the lessons given, there can lie n big income derived from celery In this county and the veget­ able UselT in bIzc, lluvor and curing wll make Sanford hide tier head in shame." • Wiring For Electric Lights ’ Sanford's new electric light plant will soon be installed and you want the work done by n competent and experienced electrician. The work must bear inspec­ tion and conform to the regulations pre­ scribed by the Southern Tariff Associa­ tion. W. A. Furr of this city hns hud tun years experience in electrical work of ull kinds and can wire your house in a satis­ factory maimer, Everyone should have their house wired at once, to be ready when the current is turned on, nnd W. A. Parr Is now equipped to lake your-order end flit same at once. You can get hlin any time at the telephone exchnnge, or leave orders at Fernald’s hardware «tore. M oore’s M odern M ethods Everyone has heard o f Moore's modefp "mC!K<xfa~of T)ookteepln(j and looBe-leaf ledger systems. So great lias been the . /jeijiund fur these perfect iedgurs that Tho Sanford Herald has decided to keep a full Hue of these goods, and anyone wishing ledgers, record sheets, contracts, account books, and everything for the office of the ‘ business man, should call at The Herald office and get the best. If it's printing yun want. Bend it to The H erald office. First-class work gunranle e d . 7 ¿ídS íA ri The Man Without a Grave 4* (O op r«< tfx , *0$, SáST“ Tbe question was. What bad become o f tbe b od y ! That Dick Bturtevant was dead was not tbe queetlon or a ;cation at an. He bad been visiting a eleotrtcal works o f Fotor- Robin son A Oo„ w u shown through by tbo olectrtoal engineer, bad trooped a live rod, reoetvlng some 10,000 volts o f eleo trtolty, and passed from life to death so quickly that he hadn’t the slightest consciousness o f tbe transition. Nev ertboleos an effort was mado to resus­ citate him,' but after half an hour1« constant application_.oI-aU r sorU _-of -etimulsnt» witbirat'tbsMtgfilest sign o;1 Improvement tbo work ceased. Ail this happsuod about 10 o'clock lu the morning. Tbo undertaker did not appear till 4 lu tbe afternoon, wbun the m om l^ w h ich the body lay wns banded him, and ho y en t up«tflfrk. m office, say­ ing that there was nobqjjy, dead or alive, In tho room and there must be •onto mlstako. Several men declared that they had put Bturtevilnt's corpee In that very room and there was no mlstako about It, -but they bad never boon In that part o f the building be­ fore and didn’t know there wore sev ernl vacant rooms thore. Anyway, there seemed to be some doubt as to which o f the rooms had been used This doubt fifew Ull tbo matter was loot In confusion. Tho only plausible theory o f tho disappearance was that the body bad been stolen by medical students for dlssoctlon. BInco there was n surgeons' college In tho nolgb borhood, this finally camo to bo tho accepted explanation. Tho heartrending part o f It all was S t h n t - B l n W iw i m t w ii « engaged tu be TSSFHed, livery one aympathlzed with tho girl bo bad left behind him, espec t n l l y thst she should ba prevented fToin paying duo respect to his re­ mains. No ono -elso was especiallyJn^ teifostod since tho deconsod-hod--been an only child nnd both hio father and mother were dead.. The wedding was to have come off-in u few days, and tho cards ware out. Tbo brlds to be put on mourning, shut herself up and would see no one. A year pasood, and Mloo Minton— that was the gtrl’a name—ihrqw off her roeurnlngr-and It" “was r e p o r te r thatsbo wno again engaged to wed. Then everybody said that she bad been ■hamming abdut her grief for Bturte­ vant, bad bud anotbor lover mbit o f the tlmo stneo his death and had only waited tbo conventional year allotted to widows to •marry another man. These reports wore repeatod to tbe lady, niprfKerTMd&' It wae supposed to bo on this ac­ count that abo did not glvo tho name o f her now lovur^-that Is, i f sha had one, which muBt be elnco sbo did not deny tbe repeats o f her engagement, Besides, It was known that she was having certain articlea o f her trous: ■cau o f a year before altered to meet changes In fashion, doubtless to be used as an outfit In her marriage with tho man who hftdlakon the first lov­ er's place. This sot everybody talk­ ing. "It's shameful," eald Mrs. Gaudy, “ the way that girl hae treated poor Bturtovaut—going to wear tbe same things she woe to have worn on her honeymoon with him. Why, eho hasn’t oven given him a headstone." "W here would aho put It?" inquired Mias Reason or.' "Oh, yoe; I didn't think o f that At all events, it's shocking about tho trousseau. And think how soon abo has been eoneoledt Tho courtship must have begun as soon as Bturtovaut died, If not before." » Kind friends—there are always kind friends to tell US disagreeable n e w s kept UUs Minton pooled as to all this talk, aud in tbe meanwhile there sprang up a universal deslro to know who It was that troa to replace tho un­ fortunate Bturtevant. But the more tho criticism tbe further every ono seemed to be from getting at the facts. Miss Mint on gave out through a friend that sha bad boen so outraged at all that bad been eald that "Wbot'a-hlsnamo or Whcre's-hls-homo" should never be known till sho and .be stood up to 1)0 married. This announcement started the talk­ ing social world upon such a clatter as bad never been heard before about any wedding. Of oouree there could be no advance cards slnoe tbe name o f tbe groom would not be given. Doubtless tbe marriage would take place at home before a few o f tbo bride's family. What was tbe surprise, to ssy nothing o f the shook, when It was announced that tbe same wedding arrangements bad been made as tbe year before. That w m to have bean at a eburob, with a large Invitation list for the ra- It was now conceded that M in Min­ ton w u resentfully flying tn tho face of good taste and society. Many of her acquaintances vowed openly that they would oot attend the nuptials, though secretly they wore dying to do so. But whoa the cards came oot with tho space for the groom's name left blank all society was struck dumb with amassment. At tbe wedding the guests witched the door where tbe groom w u to ea­ ter, the bride being fur once super»edWtiMi Htnrteeant him—if eg tied > : :v, Jow ri'tT tE e cbanceTthere was nston■dshment which broke into a clamor. The mystery o f flturtavant’s resur rectlon was solved... He had come t< consciousness while aloha, had stepp« out o f a window on to tbe roof snf thence to the street But why J»e went awn^ no one ever knsw. Some said “it that was a financial subterfuge, others_**" ho and Ws-flanoee had quarreled, Bo this as It may, it baa remained a profound secret. ____ ________ ..— ' • . - Right at your jtt You can get GRACE ETHEL WEEKS. A Barbarian. D. D. Mann, the Canadian railroad builder, had n sensational career, be­ ginning as an axtnan in the Gauhdlan lumber woods. Early In life Mann visited Europe on n business-mission and at a dinner bne night “ bCOStfi(T InvblvecT'In a quarrel with a Russian nobleman. Next dny he received a call from oue o f the uoblemnn's friends, bearing on Invita­ tion to a duel. " I f be doesn't Uko what I said to him, let him come up and tell mo bo , " said Mann. "H e enn come a-rnnntng, too, and csicy any olse gun he likes." The friend explained that would nev­ er do. Nothing but the regular thing on the field o f honor would do. “ Oh, all right!" said Mann. "I've been fighting duels all my life. But I'll have to Insist on using my na­ tional weapon—a alxtecn pound double bitted ax." Tho friend .went away holding up his hands nt the barbarian. That night the nobleman met Mann. He was about tbo size o f a grasshopper. Mann Is something ov e rB lx feet high and four wide, with no fat. "1 tight you, m'soo," eald the nobleman, "with the weapon o f any clvlllzo nation, but 1 be bnnged If I commit suicide." Clerk or Bricklayert —"Y on oftcti hearíTérSa'BiyTIiey would rather be bricklayers on nccount o f the pay, but they don't know what they’re talking about. Clcrklng boaUrTrlok-' laying, overy—day In tho week and twice on Sunday.' IIo took auother cheese snndwlch lu his long, pale, Ink etalned fingers nnd, perched on the lunch counter's high stool, declaimed warmly: 'Clerks, however poor, are popular with the ladles on nccount o f their tine clothes, but bricklayers, when tboy g o' spnrking, got the cold shoulder. " A bricklayer,- no m atter-bow-much be makes, has trouble In getting Into swell boarding homos, for bin clothes soil tho lino furniture, hut n clqrk, with his white bands, !s welcome In nny bouse he can afford. T know what I’ m talking nbout, for I hrlcklald two years before I took to clerking. Aud you'll find lots o f young bricklayers forsaking the trowel for Tie pen; put, though clerks niton say" bitterly that they’d rather lay bricks than push n pen, they don't really mean It—they never turn."—Cincinnati Enquirer. FERTILIZERS Drive your W agon into Sanford x ' Call on C. H .E v a h s - - -c He can deliver any brand you want out of Our new Warehouse Without Delay— — ___ A rm our Blood, ‘ A rm our Celery Grower . A rm our V egetable A rm our Practical T rucker Or any other brand o f our justly Celebrnted Fertilizers-^ ... Do you want Hardwood Ashes? Dried Blood, Sheep Manure, Blood and Bone Nitrate o f Soda? oTL A sk for' it,9 W e h ave it~~" ' THE ARM OUR FE R TILIZE R ■ft; ± •- -- WORKS ■ i« Jacksonville, ~Fia. (Write ns)— CHASnH. EVAN S, Sales Attili, #% , Sanford, Fioritili (Ask Him) “The Dog of ,Montargls. Animal actors aro by no means new to the singe. "Thcro aro “on record In­ stances' where a four legged performer fans "m ade tho greatest succms lu n play, drawing hundreds of people night after night by the magnetism of his Inarticulate art. In 1814 “ The l)og of Montnrgts" wns produced nt Covcnt Garden theater, Loudon. It was writ­ ten nround a true Incident In which a man was murdered in the forest o f Bondy nnd tho murderer tracked by means o f his dog. One day this dog suddenly sprang at -the throat o f a man nnd almost killed him, whereupon the wretch, terror struck, confessed thnt he was the murderer. This dra­ matic Incident formed tho basis of the play, nnd everything depended upon tho cleverness o f the dog. lie was called Dragon, and his acting wns so marvelous that tho play achieved a re­ markable success, running for thirtynine performances. New Model F Buick |! Sanford Machine & Foundry W ork s . Agents For the Celebrated BUICK CARS ij New Garage in Connection Boston's English. for Repairing and Storage “ I f I were naked to name the city o f these United States where the pur cstr English'to now spoken," said Often —-—-— of- Autom obiles--------Skinner, the actor, “ I should unhesi­ tatingly pronounce In favor o f Ronton. Thp clarity o f speech there Is not con­ fined to people o f wealth and culture, but extends to the worklug classes, the tollers and persons In all stations — o f life. I do not say that this excel­ lence In articulation and this admira­ ble pronunciation can be fouml all over New England. Corruption o f speech begins not many miles from Hobton. and the distressing nasal twang is d if­ ficult to escape.- In Philadelphia a peculiar burr tbat Is distinctly provin­ cial prevails. From Pittsburg to other sections o f the middle west this burr assumes more or le u exasperating 1lorm s ." ----- —' ' --------- -------r Oak Ave. between Second and Third . S treets ^ • ^ Artesian and Deep Well Drilling Telephone No. 60‘ — M . P. L IP E J o h n B . S t e t s o n U n iv e r s it £ "You are always trying to throw cold water on my literacy ambitions," LINCOLN HULLEY. Ph. D., Liu. D., LL. D.( President grdwled the asplrlug author. "You say it doesn't pay. Look at Charles THE BEST SCHOOL FOR YOUR CHILDREN Dickens, will you? Ho left a fortune SEND THEM TO S T E T S O N o f 4400,000, oil earned with his peu." 4VPnlnun .*4 Inittvcto,, Colltfa sf Libiti A i«' 17 U kIt m ì I} BaiUiafi . "I know it, dear," said his wife, ca­ CnUtft af Law >■ ». IS Acra Cu i m Csfbft uf Taci,noi,>(, ressing him, "but don’ t you remember Ml StuJtnL Lut Ynr CvUtfa af Baila» • ■Ai.—* r »->10.000 00 llaAe.m..' Prtptraie»« Aradtin, J*» -T * that Aladdin could make more than IS.(KM V J a iM , 1« Librai), Normal tad Modal S.htal. that In five minutes by simply rubbing « 10.000 00 r .p . O .» * Stbaol o f Mtcbaate A nt 10 La,ft L*bsrai»<Mt far S u m Sd»a«lBrM«a an old lpmp? I’d so much rather UaitipaittJ Ctwitl Sthool uf Fin« A m , .you'd do something o f that kind, W illi" Otfanu donni,urU*, loi ta.. Caratai aíimab*«.^« —tarara sviuiuuim ib, ) « t f mta tad ittaf h o m tarane iqsuM lW t ta« ■“ lb«oa«H — 7 » milito ----*— w fot --------Cini,4ita uta tad a») taoaritn ictdunf. Fot ctitlof. *4 «ina.- loi lafoimtiioa, —Chicago Tribune. roanifgggl Itttl •***•*- > „ i¿k m á JO H N B. S T E T S O N U N I V E R S I T Y , D cL a n d , F lo r id a �July 9,1909 THE 6ANFORD HERALD » » » » ♦ » » » ♦ » » < > 4-M- R erom MACARONI DELTA - AN ORDINANCE . | Granting a franchise to Sanford Light Fuel Company to install And Op crate an Electric Light And Gus Plant Mrt. Septnmus Haskins Is having the Within The City of Sanford And Auwinter garments of the family put away thorlilng a Contract With Said Company: with moth balls. She neglected tit do so lost summer and the seat of her husband's Counrilor Sunday trousers was badly lacerated by « h Ic T r W Ä T llü""J Ä s r Ä ^ ,,A“ ,Bl * “ ^ s-nnd the pestiferous moths. Company and ils *ucre-»»or* iOMtins. n' *he pri vIlva<*Ijf etini 1rurt tna ami maintainjlm Plunket snssed his mother-in-law Ids m, under and through Uie »tn-t-tx, alleys and It ft 111 k.H „ C f ^ 1 theCir;oisant;, 7d %_ r_ ■. h e . . r yesterday nltd he wears a beautiful black {¡ublfcground.of now Is or may hereafter l<- InUI out. a sntem of eye urul several porous plasters on his tdprt, main», rouduils, *%laru|pi|K."ii, reefivera and n it r it e ’ ll ‘‘ " J " « fii a r y or mefid apt.11b#ck. Jim doesn't look purty, but Jie nHi^.*i.r° r.i ,C ,u,,|,Ly 8n* sulloMe fur doroeslkllh minotion or other purposes, with power and knows a heap more authority to manufacture, itinke. vend, store and BuckSwcezy'sbull pup sneaked Into the ilral In such «as and furnish the »nine to said __Jfe»llght chuhfh l a « Sunday and crawled ayart m of wlrn, pole*, lowers and post» in. upon under Duck's seat and when Preacher o\fr nnd nemss the »(reels, alleys and public around* of said town, or other appliances fur the Bunker was lambasting the cohorts of so­ general on and transmission of electricity and of the lame into liaht nnd power for the lan In his shrill falsetto voice. Buck's conversion useof said town, it* Inhabitants and buildings, dog commenced howling to beat the.band, nnd thr right to supply such liahts nnd power to the same; provided always that it Is not intended sod Brother Bunker told the congregation therein to conflict with the use of el ret rid ty for cor or any ran. or lucumoiive. ut fur the ItfpUln w o r d L ^ ^ ^ t e J O l u r c h e s running transmission of sounds or messages hy electricity •great setbacks lirovidjai always that the proper officials of theCIly of Sanford shnllconrur with said grantees in locat­ to religion. ^ ing and fixing the place, or places, for polr», towers nnd other appliances. Columbus Joslyn has become quite on Section 2. lie it further onlainrd: That said priv­ expert as a golilsh. He's played on the ileges shall exist and I«- in force for a period of y,'nrt ,r" '" the day of 1st March Winter Park golf lynx twist and won >809. At the expiration uf said period, if the City of Sanford so desires, it may purchase said much eclat. .electric light nnd gas plant from snhl grantees pay­ ing therefor such price. In case the portiei are unPhil Gulliver haB sued Ills wife for di­ nhle to ngrre, as shall I»- fixed hy three non-resident onrrhusen hy the town, one hy owners, vorce on nccount of cruelty and non- appraisers, nn<f the two chosen shnll cliwuse the third- or if tupport. He may get alimony ns his wife's either party shall refineur.fnil t»«l>|»>int thelrnppro tier, and notify the other in .willing of such did is quite well to do. choice, fur fifteen days after service upm them of (he written n o li« of such selection, nnd of wiltien Miss Nicotine Gilpin of Bunker Hill is notice for the party so served to select their ap­ the other party may then appoint such here studying opery singing. She's been praisers, appraiser, nnd the award nnd price fixed upon hy the majority of such appraisers shnll lie final and offered a salary to sing 6oprnnncr in binding upon Imth parties In the event that the moving pitcher show at Snnford. said City of Sanford dues nut desire to huy said rriim The Herald'* »pecle!Correapfihdent By W lre le u Telephone hY NOTICE __ , II to c o n tr a c to r s & Co OF COUNTY OfTCII LETTING Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids will be re*iy ,h* Botm) of County Commissioners of Orange Count» Florida until 12 o'clock m . on M“ ^ * yc Jutr lkm. 1BQ9. and the tame wilt b. ofened by said Board on c . u ki?“ W * V ut? »Stic 1909, *r 10 a h. o “ -ini! ^or *he construction of nbout forty three miles, county ditch and culverts over same ¡r o w ordered. Said cunxtruct Ion amounting In TnurixnTkncAM* * lr amount of Firry ii^ .i,o n[ i '! r i r * rrip,,0n di*y be had by mail from i*“ n- (?;.,,»■ Wonlnson, Clerk of Court of Orlnndu ur from nlllair A. (dnn. Coniultlng Engineer for the Sanford Drainage Commission, Room S. First , ,iny Sanfow, Florida, where plan*, ipccUlcatloni. maps, estimates, profiles nnd nil nixessary Information relating to said construction is on hie, Ttie bids for ditching will lie received upon eocli separate section or upon each separate line of con­ struction as laid out or upon the entire estimated Improvement as a whole Thfhids m uu bo a lump iuin-f«.-thesertltJtn. flitches or improvement and must specify same separately. Minors and aiLV rani , . <No span over 25 fpet in clear) Mu*t w1bid for In separate ns billows, Hended —Ciitvurrs: Lxcnvstliwi per cubic yard. *' Lnilinnknirntm-r cubic yard. » ^ Lumber classified In place at so much per thou­ sand feet. All culverli to beef plain construction. I *• iitLNix—All work will tie paid for upon estl-mates of the engineer less 25 per cent, retalmxl iitxin each section until the rnjulrements In the sjieclocatlonx nre complied with, wlien theremainder will tie esllmatexl in full.. to tttc mnooras ” cerliflcxl check for 10 per cent, of the contract price will lx- nxiuiml with each bid as a guarantee of goid faith that If awarded a contract within five days of the receipt of a legal notification of the award the xueccxsfut bidder or tdddrrs must me n satisfactory bond with the Uoarxl of Lommitskinert, to Insure for the completion of tho contract ns nwurdcxl and In the specified time. (See s|>ccificnlionS.) Said txind to Be an amount, satisfactory tothn Ucinnl and in acxxirtlnnCc with the laws guvernitig such work. •/P 1* r'*^* i* hereby reserved to reject any ot all bids. By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Orange County, Florida. . ,,,,, B. M. UuutMiiN, Clerk. Address all bids to 11 M. Robinson. Clerk of the. Ircult Court, Orlando Fla 4-M t SHIPPERS OF Florida Fruits «»<1 Vegetables •ï^ G eneral-Insurance A gents SANFORD, FLORIDA * i High-Grade House-Building a Specialty DEALERS IN electric light nnd gas plants nnd the said grantees Sylvanus Pepper and Reuben Glue's old and the City uf Sanford i-atjnut agree upon the In Court o f the County Judge, State of a new contract, the-said City of Sanford maid sister Belinda nro getting very terms o f Florida hereby agrees to extend and grant the privileges spoony of late and matrimony is predicted. ronted under this ordinance ns found in Six-1 Ions Alleck Peaslcy’s slab-sided old maid ■ ¡literhascaptured a beau at last. It's old Bill Munger's mushy headed boy and it Is said he don't know enough to come oul oTThe rain". Pump Branch got out of its hanks Inst night and overflowed Into Aleck Korjieter's cellar and drowned twaoi Aleck's petrols. Steve Crocket received a long distance telephon'd message from fils mother-in-law in Orlando saying-oho expected to make him a two-months' visit in the nearby fu­ ture Steve says he don't mind small ufJictIons but there is such a thing tu n limit. - Steve's mother-in-law is an awful gossip and her tongue runs like a trip hammer when she gets wound tip. Old Bill Korpctcrls dieting on milk and glA furnervous prostration, which nllinpm seems to be hereditary in ids family. Where Is Leon Ling! New York, July 5.—The whereabouts of Leon Ling, murderer of Elsie Sigel. the — ruling women miuionnry uiiinog the Clipnesc, whose body wob found hidden in .it trunk in Ling's apartments three weeks ago today, is as/m ich a msytery ns ever. I At various times it wus thougbt the police had sure clues ns to Ling's whereabouts, At one time it was reported lie Itml been - «t»tumi1n Mexico. Then it wns stated . that he had taken passage on n scl)ooner for British West Indies. Last week u body wus found In the North river, nnd sher it Itnd been identified hy several people ns the remains of Ling, o doctor spoiled this pretty clue by declaring tliut the body wus that of u white youth. . The chase tins settled dovyn now to a thorough search or the Chinese quarters of every city in the land. A close watch li being kept on all ports from which Ling could take a steamer. It is belie veil by many that the Chinaman hns gone to the southwest with the hope of making W* way into Mexico. f, 2 nnd 3 inclusive, In the said Company turn period of twenty-Axe, year* from -the-rTpIrtlliuii of "tlieTrancmse hereby gronted. Section 3. Belt further ordained: That snhl grnnlees, their successors and nsslgns, shall have the right nnd privilege, without the passage of fufJjlCL unllooncu» u>dig up «ml tmtixirnrlty^.ihsiruet ihr stnx-ts alleys and walks, ami public grounds of said city, In the process of constiucling nnd tnytni. and thereafter in (lie process uf chnngiog or repairing, or extending the pipes, mains nnd appliances nr l.nris of works (XinitniHIxl hereunder, hut shall not unreasonably interfere with or obstruct the fref­ use of the strrets. alleys and |ud.lic gWHindt afore­ said The strvets. alleys ami sidewalks or public grounds, if diiturlxxl hi the process of laying or re- ^•airing piprs. polrs. rowers nini other mxx’Siary slrm if, or pruts of tin- aforesaid wurki ur plant, shnll lx- restored, nml nil regulations prescribed by such town relating to such matter shnll lx- cximplhxl witli. Should any mains, purls or pitx-i of works «instructed hereunder U- luiil or located In or upon miy streeis, nltrys or Public ground* not «rniledrnr street lilinpflireiifwtili-h Is subsniueotly altered or tixixl. snlil town shnll Ix-iir the ex­ pense of ebollitimi ito- |mmit ion of such mains or tmrtsof works wlieo the inule shall In- fixed or chnngrxh Provided, tim i Ix-furvjha pipes me laid on nny line dito liottn» lo the Mayor tim i/lx- glvrn nnd fifteen days allowed for the town to establish the tirade Ix-fure sudi pijx-* shall lx- laid Provided, however, tbe grsnlees of this franchise make ill their own ex|«-ii»e all dinners in service pipe» or port thereof necessiti]led l>> new grade given by the I'ily of Snnford Provided, said servita- pl|xs, or uny port thereof, wn* Inid prior to Itie passage of this franchise In cose nny judgment stia It lx- recovered ugnimi said town for nny injury to person or projx-rty caused hy tin- defective txmstrocllun or condition of saxl Kns works or electric light plum wires or npinin m ; , suiti nty sn:m Builders’ Supplies, Interin relien Saud W .^ L d llc i___ J.OmMge County--------------- -----To all Creditors, legatees. Distributees and all Person* having Claim» or Dcmnmli auaimt said Esiste: Alpha Cement, Acino Plaster •M‘ ' Llla E. Ixrru», s Plrins, Estimates, find, nil Information relative to Building , * IM , Administratrix s— I GROCERIES Ute 1 LIVER Y, F E E D and SALE STABLES Som e Í f Harnoss.and Duggles A U T O M O B IL E S FOR LIV ER Y USE F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK llaviiiji (liscontimictl the O F SANFO R D, F L A . luikrry I erm now devote Funds the public is cordially in­ , vited to inspect my new P ro te c te d C a n d le s , C lo u r s TOP j by B u rg la ry In su ra n ce Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent O R G A N I Z E D 1007 StlK'k of lo h a c c o e D. P. W H I T N E R , Asst. Cashier O n ly National Bank in O ra n g e C o u n ty to the (sroct'ry trade nnd and CEO. FERMALO, V ice-P ros. P. H. R A N D . President P. P. P O R S T C R , Cashier my attention exclusively G r o c e r ie s , Btaoksmithlng and Horsoohoolng Horses and Mules Bought and.Exchangcd That’s Your Business I Section 0. Belt further ordained That a contract Ix-twccn said Pity of Sanford and lire Sanford Light A Puel Company to supply gas and electricity to the City of Sonfurd and Its inhohitunts sitali lx- en­ tered into hy in proper authorities: Vit: for a t>eri,id of fifteen years, at the expiration uf which l»Tl<xl the said City of Sanford agrees to enter Into a new contract between said grantees for another term of twelve years, in preference to nny comtx-t tor. providing the rates nnd the services me equal Section 7. Tie it further ordained: Ihat in rat sidération of this franchise said grantees ugn-c tu furnish gratis to the t'lly of Sanford two eighteencandle incandescent lights in the council chumlx-r. one at the jail nml one at the hose cart house on 1‘ark avenue. •h To Horion able Mayor Lake I hereby cx-rtify that the nlxive ordmanev wus passed by the City Council of Sanford. Ho in ses­ | sion March IsL 1901» Ma,* Æ r f ; Approved: U ly Werk. Formst I.**r.. Mayor. -lii-di THONE 281 HAND B R O TH E R S | . TC li'iinmirt-c.i t n 'tr r v -* 9~ * OFFICE AT RESIDENCE Q u a lity j; ot G ootls a n d th e P r i c e s of " - - ———---- -t— “ >C><•❖ ■}•-î-+ 4*+-4-4-++•>❖ i* -I-4--I--J-4- 4- 4- ■!•-Î--Î--Î--Î- -5--ÿ-F❖ •>4- -F•!••!•■>-F-F-F4-4-<•-F4--F4--fr<•4 That’s My Business I n v e s t Ig a lliijí —___ — - Cheerfully Furuislied ******* +* u inolioi of said judgment by the said Sanford Jght <v PurlI Company or Its stutvssnrs nr assigns i-ltott 1 4 tic it further ordained That said-: Section grantees, their successors or assigns, shnll supply with illuminating gnsor electricity such lights ns shrill lx- desimi by said city and its luhaldlnuln. nil nt a price not to exceed thaï paid by towns of like size olid character, mid whenever said town shnll order gas or electricity to lx- supplii»! lor slnx-l lumps or lights, such lamps or lights shall tic lighted mpl extinguished hy said granices, their sQocessors or rissigli», at their own exjwnsc The topping uf mains to tin* line of (lie property ihn!! lx- done at the expense of said grantees Six lion 5 He it further ordained Thnt this fronchlse must lx- Bix-rpuxl of rej<x*1ed within thirty days after its tinnì passftge. by said grantees, unii In the event thnt s.'tlrl froitchlse is anx-ptixl. said grantees slmll tx-gln within thrtx- ittunths and work Of Installing said electric light plant, nnd shall have the smite in operation within twelve months from dote of nceeptance In default Ihrreof litis fran citise shall lx- forfeited i- * You orni encli of you or«^ hrrrhy notlfirgl nnd reto prrseiil any claim# and drmnndk WftlcTf Yöu or eiihrr uf you may have mininit (lie estate c>f W, N. I.«'flier, dreemed. lulo of Oramfe runmy. Horlda, lo (he ondrT»l£netl administratrix of wild estate, within two year» from the date hereof. Dated May 24,,A D IU01I 4.1-8 ♦ M U M W k W W m w w w W W W W W W kVW k n v H W kW W M V ; PRICES FOR YOUR ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES wltei^Hliiiqied to HEWITT. If you tiro not doing business with Ibis House, write (u them ut once. ! D . J. M onroe Killed By H re Cracker Louisville, Ky., July 5.— Arthur Gran­ Clark Htiildinj* ville Langham. uncle of the widow of the German Ambassador VonSternliurg and Baroness Speck VonStcrnhurg, died this morning as the result of injuries received at the explosion of n giant lire cracker Notice of Application for las D eed Under Section 0 ot Chapter'tB88. lost night. . O ulldor o f - The acoident oecuTTed n tth e home of u - Laws of Flprlda Marble and Granite Monuments liven that Geo. Notice Is hereby given Leo T. Gaines, pur­ brother-in-law, John J. Peter of Seymour, chaser oí Tax Certificate No, U, tbilrd led tile 3rd day Tombstones, Etc riificuiiin my Ind„ whore Langham was visiting witli a of June. A I) 1907. has filed said rem ir tax detxl (o iflice. and has made application hir VÄSLS.SETTEES AND IRON FENCES Issue in arexirdance taw aaiu empany of Louisville society people. ssue In accordance with law Said certificate cei hraces the following descrilxxl protjrrty sBualixl Giant crackers were lighted nnd thrown Orange county, t lond«. to-wlt: N E M of N W /. of Rdetlering Neally Done. Us Estl<mto the grass. One did not burn and S F V* Sec IH. Tp 20. S R 27 E. The same land mnte on Your Work. hr in* B»tr»gr«l nt thr ilati« of (111 iliuiuuxi (tif such bsngham picked it up and applied a match tairtincale in tlie* name uf W, I cfrnlc. Unless »aid Will call on you try rwiuesl with Sample* certificate shall bo mieemrd oexjuding to lo the fuse. The cracker exploded before ^lccd aiuTtlt-siiiiis. Importer of foreign will itT11»' U t»its dny of Att^utfr Grnnitc and Marble _ iSJSUkl throw it away, mangling his 1^Witness my official signature and seal this tbc fight hand. 2nd day of July. A D |0(J9. 1» M KuWasaw, ^ tsui?) Clerk Circuit Court Orange County, Ha. Church Street, Orlandq. Horlda Each finger wos torn from its socket W rite o r C ell F o r P rlo o e ■nd an operation was perforated hut lie Notice of Application for Tax Deed died after a few hours. Langham-was 55 Under Section 8 of Chapter 4888. Tears old and a native of Birmingham, Laws of Florida England. * ------ J HEW ITT FR UIT- & CO. : . „* ' rj| AND PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS 10 E. Camden 8 L , Baltimore, Md. He(crcnces: This Paper nnd Thousands of I’ lcuscd Shippers In Florida» F. J. T E R R Y Notice is hereby, given, that S. S. Griffin, pur; dng People's Meeting -thtr ibuitli Thuroday evenings at 7:4 5. Every T9ftng «¿an and young lady In the town Jfko-ls interested in Uils work Is cordially ®Ylied jo attend these meetings, get acHhttliui-d with the other young people and out in Uds good cause. £w- U - " " . —— Notice o r Sanitary Tax " , U-atlun (or tax hfmy oAcc. and bos mide Said ccrdresi to issu.- In atxxmlanoe Willi la de* rt6Rtr ‘.WH land said M. Morgan s S t S T i T K aanw •>( W. m Montan heirs. »r».. Jnlesi tabi (Tftifíente shall l< redre-imxl In law, tax deed will laaue thereon im.lhc 13th day ALBERT GRÄMLING — rdhSorial P a rlo rs Fa^Iibnable Huir Cutting and General Barbering 0 ,ifitnMS my‘official signature and seal tbb Die 4lh day of June A. D., IÛUÜ. „ u Kuttlnl* , Clerk Circuit C* Hot and Cold Beilis *11 Hours. phur Oalha a Specially Ho« Sul­ C IT Y C IÇ À R S TO R E of Cigars and To- ;! baccos In the City* Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals ' j v m i m w w w i r i l i y m ^i i * * 1 1 “ »»*** * * * * * 4** * * * 4* 14 * * ^ *4 *4 4*4 ' 1 — - .................................... . 11. . . i ■■■■■■■s i u u m u * 4« a s* * *** ê AVANT & HAYES LU M*B ER DEALER S ;Prepared to Furnish all Framing Material LUMBER C U T TO ORDER 43-4 having tind notice o f sanitary dues, r-Pofttofflce Address S A N OR-D, LOR IA *”<1Tbff. samo ikot-bctng paid, the, deliu-On* Visit *nd you brexaue a Staunch Palron Mill at CAM ER O N C IT Y , JUST RECEIVrO <|Uftnt» wlU be summoned before the may; q m n n r i r “ “ “ ................... 4 . . . « . * * « a *A» * * s t t * t i kiv w \ v iv iv » v » v Another lot of those Bargains In Wind fined. 11, L-Scyrr, Pise Sleek opposite Bspress Offlso Harry Wilton’» Hom e»» at . Sanitary inspector �l2*Jt‘J-Ti1- j'.tHimBB -’ j -■.-% . •- *,* •■ .- -■•s^\#-'- - .; ■-■■■■•’ ••;•;. ^ - . .--. 12 T H É S A N FO R D H E R A L D COMMISSIONERS MEET Business of Much Importance to County Transacted —- - '-I- -‘ Tl ÎT- HERALD TO PUBLISH NEW U W S Many New Roatfs'WIII Soon b2 Con­ structed— Sanrord Drainage M atters Considered . [f pension, was Approved nnd ordered warded to the state comptroller. Bond of Sumpter F. Davis to carryMariln rifle, with S. S. Griffin and E. A. Qulgg ns sureties, was approved. Bond of Chas. R Lord, with Francis Ka­ rel and A. G. Branham as sureties, proved to carry revolver. Reports of the following county officers | received and’ fiied: County physician, superintendent of I county home, superintendent of roads and bridges, payroll o f road cam p report of tolls collected, tax redemptions by clerk, licenscscollected. treasurer’s report, nudl-1 |tor’s financial statement. Moved that the clerk notify the justices I of the pence that whenever a coroner’s jury requires the attendance of a physl|clnn, that they notify the county physi­ cian. . The Sanford Herald was the paper sc- ] lected to publish the new laws. Collector’s list of errors. Insolvencies I and double.nttcsanvrnts for the year 1908 [ received and filed. ■. •• . , >v v- ._ . ~:v ■>>-•;■ * - * •• • ■ July 9, 1909 __________ ._______________ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * + * + 4 - + 'f r * + + 4 - 4 - * * * 4 4 * + 4 « 4 > 4 > 4 " M > * * 4 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 4 ‘ + 4 > * 4 ,^ 4 * » * * * * 4 , -fr***.}. ^ E. H I Li Li " - Hardware and Farm Implements — 7‘PITTS URG PERFECT’ LUCAS PAINTS ft.* .Best Pence Made WELL DRILLING' NO DEARER THAN TH E POOR KIND Used in Uncle Sun's Paint Shop W e have the largest and best equipped plant for driving wells in tins During the past year the U. S. Navy has con­ sumed 691,000 pounds o f LUCAS WHITE PAINT and 27 5.7 00 pounds o f LUCAS COLORS, sufficient to pro­ duce more than 100,000 gallons of paint, equiva­ lent to 50 carloads o f 20 0 ,0 0 0 gallons each, and which would make a train more than onehalf m ile long. In Uncle Sam’s ser­ vice, as in everybody else’s, LUCAS PRODUCTS have an unbroken re­ cord for satisfactory re­ sults. Monday, July S, 1909. A quorum not being present, the clerk adjourned the meeting to Tuesday, 9:30 o.m. section o f the country \ Tuesday morning. 9;30 Board met. Present. Chatniinit Lee. and are prepared to Jill jDommtssionen Tilden, Vaughan, Merrill all orders promptly. Onr and Overstreet. Minutes of the last meeting read nnd, m achinery is up-to-date with one correction, approved. # For field, farm, Ranch, Lawns, The commissioner to whom the matter and our workmen , are ' of telephone poles from Apopka to Winter Corn Cribs and Boultry board-«<h I srkHtedm the work. Garden via Staten’s crossing was referred,■ joumed to July 15, to consider bids for] made his report, favorable to the request, Will stnhd ordinary ns well os hard ’__Those contegiplj^ttg drainage. with the usual restrictions. usage putting iii wells would 1 The assessor's books not being ready, Will not sag in Summer's heat nor and the roll not tuning presented, it was serve their, best inter­ break in the cold of Winter A GR EAT CELEBRATION ordered that the board will consider the Are made of the best materials and ests by consulting us assessment roil and assessments with the (Continued from page 1) -have stays thut cannot slip view of equalizing the same on regular third prize. Far Second Class potties, ’ A and learning prices be­ ■ meeting day o f August, and that the clerk Do not require jin expert to erect, F. Giles won first prize. Joe Guerry second give notice at least fifteen days before by and are loW priced fore making contracts. and C. F. Foster third. publication in the Sanford, Orlando, and R M. Singleton is a well known tourna­ '’ WinterGarden papers. ment rider having taken part in these It is further ordered that the assessor SANFORD races here upon several occasions. While have roll ready at that time. not as young as he used to be he still The tax rate from the state comptroller gives the youngsters a good run and al­ received as follows.: ways takes a great Interest in these Ball Game Saturday General revenue tnx.....................Z mills events. On Saturday, Monday and Tuesday General school tax..................... ! mill The second game of ball with Orlando Henry Davis and his bunch of cotton Pension tnx___ *....................... 4 mills then ullruelcd the large crowd a ml vn blossomiTrom Gainesville will endeavor " DtHtC HOSIu fit 1IPflitu TUX . . . . . . ous estimates place the number In at Ito take three straights from our boys. & tendance at the afternoon game us over I j [ lt, nre touted ns theTotnl..........! ................ .... 7 M mills ----- Communication-from B..E. McLinrnn- 1500: TTte gnnindrand’grandrstand were ] „^,1 article nnd now ihnt Sanford lias the ROOM 9 H Y N E S BUILDING oloalng an act to nmend section 4109 of entirely inadequate to hold the crowd and greatest aggregation of ball tossers that they were forced to sit on Ute fence and the general statutes of the state of Flori­ tins ever wielded the willow the three I am now preparing ten 5-acre Celery Fnniks in da. relating to labor of convicts, received scatter out over the Held. games ought to be molt pleasing to the the best location, 2_to 3 miles from town; acres The lnrge crowd was very orderly and fans. Remember the dotes. Saturday. and read. on each place tilled, plowed and .ready for cultiva­ Ordered that the comptroller be request­ while mucli enthusiasm wns shown by Monday nnd Tuesday. -ed to allow the redemption of tnx ccrtilL bofh the Orlando and Sanford rooters there tion. These places are for sale ch eap, good terms. _______ T o Subscribers _____ .__ __ 7C#tS“ Nb7822 of 1897, e}4 of swli of nw wns no ill fccling _engendered_. and.ftvery Write me. l am also making a Specialty oi M. M. An order nf the PoslufTice Department, M of sWtf; sc£, 22, Ip. 21. sr 29 e„ prop­ one left the lot witii the feeling thnt they Smith’s lands, the best located lands offered for sale. Washington, D. C„ effective Jan,j , 1908, erty of David IzKkhnrt, to be redeemed at lind witnessed u real game of hall. A lso choice city lots and residences_ at reasonably -After the ball game the crowd wended provides that no delinquent subscriber the flat sum of $8.17.—To bo redeemed in prices. Call or write me for particulars. their wny cityward nnd passed the time shall be carried longer than three months, 00 days. Ordered that the comptroller be request- {'pleasantly^ Most of them hurried to the giving ns a reason tluit the department is ed to allow the redemption of tnx certifi­ station to catch the various trains leaving furnishing n luw rate of postage nil news­ papers, and docs so for tiie benefit of a cate balance. 1337. of 1895, w!4 of lot 8. for home. There was a good boat race on the lake bonaflde subscriber who pays for his blk 1. Poymcr's addition to Orlando, prop­ erty of Mrs. M. H. Terry, at the flat sum of about five o'clock nnd while there were paper. 320. Redemption to be made in 00 dqys; only three entries they made very good Presbyterian Church M. S. King np|»cnrcd before the board, time. This feature of the day wus hot The pastor, Rev. J. F. McKinnon, has asking that the county raise the grade on arranged upon a large scnle as the com­ the south road near his house. Messrs. mittee on arrangements left the regatta been given n vacation until the middle nf DEALER IN Branham and Overstreet were appointed to the charge of several yachtsmen, nnd August and until that time there will be tiiey did not gel many boats to enter. JO preachingaervio:— TheSabbarbeeheet a committed to look into tho matter nml G. E. and J. E. Vincent entered the and the prayer meeting services will be Feporl at trie next regular- meeting. 'Phan* 1 Mr. Branham wus authorized to inform Cushman and Eagle boats andCapt. Pag- held weekly as usual throughout the sum­ Park A v in u t li) B p i t r 'i C ro ca ry mer. Mr. Starbird Hint the side track near tnarl enliart the Mamie. They made the run to Enterprise and pit was no longer needed, nnd lie was at urrnmd ihe-w innciw aBtlieCusiihinh liberty to femove-it.—----------The Great Plano Contest ~ A v . J. . J. .¡. a a j. a ■>■>4 B. Beaclmm requested tho board to make with the Eagle second and the Mamie Missjrssie Sin mon.................................. 43,351 some improvements on the A|>opka road. third. It is to be regretted that more Mila Arniikn Tnkacli...........................I. ►4!,300 boats did not enter the race ns Lake Mon­ Order of Eaglet: 33.572 He was asked to see what he could do in Misi Ella Slrlnifcllow. 12.105 roe offers an excellent course for these Miss Maylx-I in the way or subscriptions. sytwl Wuodtium............t. Wuc 0.77 7 Knights of Pythias . O.tiHI M. M. Smith and others presented a pe­ races. Congregational Church........ 5.003 A,dance at the Sanford House ended Wrlaka Club..... ...................... 3.37» tition to hnve the road leading from San­ MU* Cayle.Moore...................... . 1.027 ford to Sylvan Lake and Paula clayed. the day's enjoyment although most of the MU* Annie lllgglns................. _• 1,407 Woodmen of the World . . . . . 1.171 l>voplc were too tired to indulge in the Laid over to the next meeting, the board MUs Nona Cowan...................... 1.I2S Miss Ada Slenstrum.................. terpslchore. The unbleached orchestra »01 to look into the matter. Mr*. Eunnlc Munson........ ....... 050 furnished the music nnd a small oolftrie Messrs. Dickson and Becman appeared Mrs G. W. Venable.................. »3H 502 before the board in regahltoroadsleading of dancers enjoyed n pleasant evening Baptist Sunday School.............. out or rmnt to Volusia and OsceohOrwmtiea. Tips will here. MU* Lillie Lord. Clyde.. 1.188 It is estimated that between 5,000 and Miss Almcna Brooks....... — - r ....... 5R2 he on the direct line Of the highway fp>m Jacksonville to Tnmpn. which is being dis­ 6,000 visitors enjoyed the day in Sanford and while the celebration was not upon a cussed. No action taken by board. Petition of W. D. Barnett cl a! for n rood large scale it is safe to assert tiint no bet near Lake Ola, laid over under the rules. ter time was ever had in uuy city in Mr. Hart appeared before the board, Florida.. The various committees are due much asking for further improvements on. the I '„'V’A T ■<>V' road near Boggy Creek. No action taken. praise for llieir excellent service rendered .The tuition of E. E. Brown. *Joe Cam­ in Inaugurating nnd currying to a success­ !. u ‘A '* ' eron, et al, to have road clayed on the Ge­ ful issue a celebration of this diameter. neva road from Benrdnll avenue to Jessup They labored long and faithfully ngnlnst Prairie, and also on Cameron avenue from great odds to give Sunford and the |>eople Geneva road south onc-half mile, they be­ of Florida a good time. A very small sum ing willing to do the hauling nnd surfac­ of money was raised to carry out the cel­ HAVE YOlTSEEN THE ing if clay was furnished by the county. ] ebration and the fact that it was a grand Permission to use the marl in the Mitchell success is due, not to the citizens who pit was given provided the tnarl was taken were quick to respond but to the com­ Is it as i*ood as your business? 0iifis.it. do.yoffATeUiL out before Nov. 1st, as the lease on tho pit mittees who went ahead, surmounted nil _ ------- —----"" ' — obstacles and made success from whut expires at that time. or tiofs it misrepresent you? Think it over, ami if you Petition far vote on the hog iawreceived looked at first like a failure.' The heavy , fpnji two precincts. The new law notbe- rains of the few days (irevious retarded find it is not ns good os you think it ought to be, try us once Jng published, the matter was laid 1oven tiie work greatly and it took almost a If you are needing letter heads, bill•■heads, -envciniws. to the August meeting. . ' superhuman effort to go ahead and mult«» Petition of W. H. Evans et al forh clay such a creditable showing. B. W. Hern­ cards, statements, circulars, booklets or anything of that road from Big Tree crossing to Lake Mary. don, the chairman<~'of the association Ac., received. County not in financial proved to be on indefatigable worker and One that will stand the greatest tests kind, let us hear from you. We will submit samples uiul Cannot get out of alignment condition to grant same. { Ids tact and energy were everywhere ap­ The best machine on the market prices 01 Petition of S. O. Chase. Joe Cameron et parent. Sanford by the celebration has A 3100 y j swel In hci u u wn uf ai f<______________ 5>eethem nre fond of especially nice stationery. ask to see If June meeting, was granted. Road to be achievements and kept her rightful place known as Briswri avenue. among the cities o f the state as the d ty our Bonds oml U rnm .Yuu'U be sure to like them. — - Oummunicntton fnw n,X R Bishop in be­ that move* in the front ranks at atk times. half or people atPaolo. to have ruad clayed, There were many people here from all was referred to a committee of Messrs. sections of the state and the wonderful Vaughan and Branham, to report at next progress of the city received the -notice and praise of all present. meeting. am again asking for OLD SHOES. I "In Sanford. Jifa is worth living.' Petition to have road connecting Orange will give what they arc worth avenue nud the Apopka road, following , * .v . -------------«------------ 7--------------- & ii£S.-6. 7. & a JO U AMD IS A »tin ■Hat/i a t J jits Ivanhm* which washlid - Who said anything about faired pfayerst Sanford, Florida • Tiie great fault of the Orlando tcaui was | over from June meeting, was granted. Application o f Win- Pi Russ for state that they couldn't hire the good ones. Cor. 3rd Sl and Sanford Ave. - WE HANDLE TH E ABOVE E X C L U S IV E L Y IN t F. J . P O W E R S Réal Estate and Rentals 2'A POWERS — C H O IC E 'F L O R ID A AND W E S T E R N MEATS IS YOUR PRINTING DP TO r STANDARD B L IC K E N SD E R F E R A T Y P E W R IT E R ' FOR A L L P U R P O S ES SANFORD HERALD Old Shoes Wanted T h e S a n -fo r d H e r a l d A . E . Irvin’s Shoe Shop 'JRTÀh t ' vs an , i �I N S A N F O R D — Lifo NEWS OF THE WORLD l i l t flO H IIlA J I U m s EXCHANGE ¡3 Worth Living THE PALL PROSPECTS * SANEORD’ S ELEC TR IC LIGHTS ALL AROUND FLORIDA Sanford or Orlando vylit he County Gelling Everything In Readiness For Items of Interest Gleaned Prom rtu. p 5 ,,h *l«*Mh|itar}crs Thc VVIrlng And Machinery , * Orni|grJqHnity being tin1 h-inner iViiirHy. ÇclçfiLDellals-Fllllng-Up-Wilh yarloiisjjQijrccs > JT. Fuller is the busiest man in San- The General News ol "The Land for filtpisjjxutls. is naturally interested iq People of Flowers" hird these days getting ready to install the great movement of an exchange, and tin* new electric light plant. The build­ since the association has been funutxhwuh HAPPENINGS d u r i n g t h e w e e k every county is to’ liave a sub-licadqSaring has licen erected mul is a very sub­ l a r g T l a n d d e a l s b e in g m a d e stantial brick structure large enough to CULLED fROM TDE STATE PRESS tors, tlie question of location arises. Ii liinise nil die machinery. The e q u ip m e n t Mere the Reader» Will Find a Brier will lie eii|ier in Sanford or Orlando, prob­ will be of the latest Improved type and ably Sanford, ns this city lias the greatest City Is Filled Wltlt People Who Are Historical Spring Flowing gns will be used for fuel th u s insuring a An Epitome o f the W eek's Most Im­ shipping facilities and low transportation Anxious to Purchase Rich 'For Hurried Readers portant Happenings In the good service at all times. -Tlie machinery rater. Mr. Reid, ilia expert from CaliforCelery Land Stfitc’s Domain. ‘ Wlmt is said to be the largest American is said to he the best that lias ever been engaged by tlie ExNever before in Sanford’s history has In tin dTort tu stamp out glanders pre­ flag ever flung to the breeze, was that placed in Florida and tho street lamps eiiange to take charge oi the organisation there been so many people in Hie city nt vailing among horses in Ocala and vicini­ which floated nt the home of Thomas W. of the.growers, will be in’ Orlando next tins time of the year tidying lands and are also of the best and latest pattern ty, the state veterinary surgeon last week Lawnm nlScltuate,Mns8.,iii commemora­ and guaranteed to illuminate the streets Friday. city property. Tlie real estate men are satisfactorily. ordered 47 horses in the Cobb stable In. tion of Hie marriage of his daughter Marion In a communication to the Reportcr- kept busy every day, and it is estimated to Jnines F. Lord of Chicago. Tin flag is Under Mr. Fullor's supervision tlie poles Ocala to he killed» Thirty-five of tlie unStur, W. II. J. has the following regarding tlmt the sales of this week, will amount to 75 feel lung and 50 feet wide. Each of tire going up like mngic and ho promises mals belonged to Mr. Cobb. Hie sub-exchange: over $50,000. Several very vatunblc the -tG stars arc 22 incites in diameter Adam Elchelberger, n pioneer citizen of to have the plant in operation In a few “One of the most important steps ever tracts were sold to parties in tlie North and ore scattered over a blue! field con Ocala, nnd formerly owner of the famous months. The company 1ms opened a new iAken in the history of this state in the whe expect to develop the land and farm talning 510 square feet. The weight of nfliec in the Pico building on Railroad oi'ange grove bearing his iinmu before the interest of the orange business was taken ii|K)ii a large .calc. With all the tunny the flag is 175 pounds.. Tho pole Tram Way and a full line of supplies will be disastrous freezo of a number of years when the Florida Citrus Exchange was or­ miter sections of Florida that nrcattempt ago, died in Atlanta Inst week, aged B2 which it floated is 190 feet high, made of carried in stock. ganized at Tampa recently, and organized ing to attract settlers by the offer of cheap two sticks or timber from (Jregon, and When die new plant is in operation years. Mr. Elchelberger had gone tu At­ mwn a plan that in California lias boen lands, the real buyers persist Tn Inking weighs twelve tons. Sanford will be one of the best lighted lanta to lie treated for cancer. Ills re­ tried for years pud has proved popular and Sanford land in (lie section that has made cities in the state and one of the greatest mains Were’ brought to Ocala fur burin). Daniel Ahern of the Irlsh-American Ath­ successful. The headquarters of tlie exa success of vegetable growing. needs of the city will bo supplied. II. II. Richardson, secretary of the Jack« letic club, lias established a pew record change will be at Tampa, but each county Celery is just becoming a favorite llteine —Tlie rniupany-will-forttish-irdny cnnrnT for hop-skip-and-jump. The distance cov- b J llitillC--iL-Siib:iunufquaf44wt»i—mid—thr-f-m-d ifff irm s m inila ul Hie state, t(rough if enough pntrtma_t:nn laasecured and this president nf rfir- association nf Southern :— tted was -50-feet '1 Winches, ami was Illesi Ion pressing at this moment is, shall here in_&mfurtl many—growers rralizr will lie ¡1 greut aid to all the uiattufactur« (’-oui merci rdSecrc tnrlCS. Themcctlng was made at Celtic Park, New York. _ it bo at Orlntahrortu SJfifïïnF for- Orange greater profit.-» from- other crops. This ing Industries. Hold in Atlanta. Tin? next meeting will "TTlie attractive drosses worn by the grad- county. “ 7 " week- there are several truck growers frbm lie held in New Orleans.. Flue Iturdwurc Window tutes of the Springfield, Mnss., grammar Lately our sister city of Sanford has got other sections of the state here getting While'« Coast Line train was hacking A window in-die A. E. llill store is wor­ school, were made by the girls themselves. a move on her, and there are a half dozen information nlxiut the growing of celery, out of the Mica flop y branch Inst Thursday thy of mention, ns it demonstrates Hint There were 75 graduates, and the work or so hustling men there who are reaching la the Sanford section there is great ac was done in the sewing classes. The total rut for everything in sight, mid for this tivily along all lines,und hundreds of men c«en in 11 small space n man with Ida«* night l{it; jcurxuach l*»ft Hie milsnml tit1- " cost of each dress was' a little less than thing of a sah-h-.eljinaiicrs amowg other iif***hnsy-ctr:iritig llpJlnnds, making roads Cali .display Ids aptitude TltO—wiiaWw gait plowing.Into the bank—Alongside tho — truck. Before the train could be stopped L. two dollars.«—» ——'»—1■ i** , T flings. Now I cnnmiTnd Sanford fur this and otherwise improving life rich hum­ TVOTTTrranged by J. W. Fjyiit, and while the first und second coaches were torn Mrs. Carrirt Drunham Kilgore, the first unti am proud Of lier, luit we must not for- mock lands that will soon lie covered with cram|icd for space it is one of the most from their trucks and badly smashed. complete displays of hardware, 'and em­ vunua admitted to the {tractiee of law in gzt that "them are at bent.'’ Orlando was the great crops. * Conductor Charles .Miller, the llngimm of The Howard-Puckard Land Co. and the braces u large variety of tools and ininlcPennsylvania, died recently at Swathmure. never yet known to he a laggard when The train, anil David Haddock 11 former ! in siaht. W* Colcry Delta Land Co. nrv^mitr“ 01*rnmti ments. A wotl dressed window is a good in' that state, nged 71 years. Horn in Ver­ llo re w i . i.pi Ihi; engineer of the road, were on the rear advertisement, nnd ilia display at Hill’s mont, graduated in tlmt statu and Wis­ have not been in the habit of sitting still up rielf binds on Sanford avenue near platform nt the. time. The two former should attract the trade. Mr. F’lyut should consin; later studied medicine and received tnd waiting for tile plum to drop into our Lake Jessup, the former having Eureka escaped with only injuries, hut Haddock keep up tlie good work of window displays. i . f. tl»e degree of M. 1).; was admittedttfprair. tiouili. tjiou^t wv._muy have. «»motones Hammock arid Hie latter Patin Halnmock. was killed. There were some thirty pas­ icen somewhat itegiectful of our opimritiDa the Sanford and Orlando road (lie H ie in nil tfic courts, local, state and fed­ IN THE PR ES IDEN T'S CABINET sengers on the train, lint none of them nilies, bui it is a rare tiling." Holden Real Estate Co. is making great eral, and was eminently successful. were seriously hurt. Haddock’s remains improvements in Spring Hammock. All were taken- tn 9t. I’elcrsborg. where his By the inirning o i the Japanese aicanl* J. C. McDaniel o f lid s City is Highly ’TRADE IN II (IRIDA PRODUCIS of these tracts are being greatly improved family lived, for burial. Ho leaves a er Nihoukui Mam off Aomori, coast of Chi­ Honored — 5 by having good roads cut through them, ■na. 149 lives were lost, including the en­ A f evv Vc gel obles and Plues About the J. C. McDaniel,'general agent of the widow and three sons. and ninny ten acre tracts already sold tire crew. Soiithcrn'Siates Life liisuronco Company, Lust Friday, fur tin- first time in T,1,l‘ Only Otterings are being cleared ready for cultivation. llilh 1“ F ■Tlll’lllill'f o l Ilic i in's history. 11 steamer flying a foreign ting Disastrous Hoods.swept over tlie coun­ P/i find cl plain, July H.—There arc »till a in fuel this .aixuua—ifiut—tttrly—n—few Tuft, Bun was ot one of tlie city wharfs to take uu car­ try in Missouri bordering tlie big rivers. lllllllhiii: uf I ». I ■'"Ulilil". tTotn»’ >'(ll,~ months ago was a forest primeval is now Idem’s cabinet Not President Taft, go for a foreign port. Tlie vessel was the President Wiliner F. Moore of tlieSouthcrn — aiusing-itTnneiise loss ut pro|H*rty and ed on the market, soin” meeting with a teaming with life and civilization is es­ few lives. The lieavy ruins of lust week good salit, while oilier* are ihaggy and tablished where the deer roamed at pleas­ Slates. This! honor is only granted to one ililllirook from I.iverjxhiI. England. Geo. Nelson, n mulatto convict, who es­ wefe the cause of tlie Hood. Travel of all not wanted. Must of the eggplant com-' ure. In these rich linfuinock lands the man in each state, who s-n ure for the dhscriptiuns was seriously interfered with. ing is only fair as lu quality and much trees are so thick in places ns to utmost eontpany the highest amount of business caped from tlie camp of Hale & Higtiain fpciiui year. . When taken inioconstdcm- Ol Keystone i'orlt. was found drowned in E soft stock is to be seen. Perfectly sound, obstruct tin* light »»( the sun ami the al1 lion that there are over fifty good hustling ilillborn river near Tampa last week. . claimed to have discovered the secret for eggphintssell for SI to$l ñOacráte. ‘Okra luviat soil is all that coaid be desired fur agents in tlie field, the appointment of Mr. Miss Evu Lev Waid of Waycross. Ga., raising of garden truck. Out Bcurdnll av­ is in modérale supply and not wonted. making diamonds by use of chemicals, McDaniel is a signal honor. He is also a was married last week to i). M. Davidson, enue mid Cameron avenue and near Cam­ Dealers say it-is slow sale. Lima henna and who secured $320,000 from Sir Julius member of tin: Anniversary Club and has Werner uf London, head of tlie DeBoers from both Florida olid (¡eurgia are tillered eron City ten acre tracts are being sold been for two years in succession, rind the the convicted murderer *who _is under life r diamond syndicate, on tlie strength of the ami sell well. Prices range from $1.25 to and eleitred-upevery week, and from Cel- only man who obtained a membership sentence to jirison. Tile' marriage cere­ mony took place ju tlie j«il at Palutku, cry avenue west there is a solid line of tkiiin. Ims bpen convicted by tlie French $1.75 a basket for the year 1909. * tiie county judge ollicialing,—the sheriff fenced-in tracts that lust year wuson un­ Outside of pineapples, grapefruit is the court» as a swindler. He is sentenced to Mr. McDaniel is an old Sanford hoy and giving tlie bride away, mid J. M. Kelley, broken stretch of hammock. Florida fruit that is offered now. Even aii years’ imprisonment, n fine of $0011, comes back to this city to make’ it his Davidson’s associate in tlie murder, acting Houses and- stores are being erected, to pay NVerner $2,000, and to stay away tltiÿ is about out of sensop and receipts headquarters. His old friends are glad to its witness. hum l*niis for five" years after bis prison ore only of small lots. Some is nailing and, the Sanford 6, Everglades railway is greet him and know .that Ids estimable O. 0 / Poppicton of Stuart, the l»ee king •entence expires, and lie must not leave from the coolers. Prices arc high. $;l to laying rails to Cameron City and getting family will soon join him and make their ready for Hie fall shipping. of the Faist Coast, Inis taken fourteen tons the place lie chooses for bis home without $(».50 a Ihix. home on Park avenue. They are also A new station lias just been erected nt of hiiuuy from ills little workers at Key permission or tlie government. W. FT Grillis. until recently editor of tins Hsck Hammock and will go by that name. proud of his success achieved only by hard l^irgo, so far this season, and still there’s work and the ability to hustle. Within half an hour after the governor White Springs Herald, but now with the Oat on the west side the truckers are more to follow. of Alabama had granted n reprieve to Jim Oculii Banner, told the editor of the Ocala just as busy, and many new buildings arc Florida Corn u Luxury Palm Beach county celebrated its or­ Parrish, a negro sentenced to he lump, at Star the oilier day why ihg^Herald sus- being erected und new lands beingeleared. In a letter to the St. Augustine Record ganization with a huge blowout ul West Decatur, the prisoner made ids escape ](ended puhltcnlion. He said that tlicbig M, M. Smith is having roads and ditches Mr. John O'Conner, of tile Oriental Hotel. while the convicts were nt dinner. This sawmill of the Camps had been lying idle cut through his lands, und «otherwise im­ Manlmtlan Beach, N. Y.. manager of tlie Palm Beach on tho Fifth. Thousands of ix-oplo from up and down the East Const ii die second time he has cscn|>cd. He for 0 year, that business at the Springs proving the prri|X!rty, mid is selling land Florida House in that city during tlie win­ were in attendance nnd the Cottage City was ughave been bunged today. ter writes tile follow ing interesting para­ was in holiday attire. was light, money light and hard to get, every day Tin- 1900 tin workers nt Newcastle. Pn., and the result was he was unable to make The Sanford section is attracting the graph; The latest In transportation circles is a • who went out on strike when the opera- ends meet, and tlcjuglit it tiest to quit ¡9 homesecker from every part of tlie United. About three Weeks ago, while in the talk nhfitlt a steamship line between Mi­ Jar» declared open shop, have been paid time. This is a deplorable picturexif con­ States, ami this fall will witness the great­ market I noticed .some new corn mi (lie ami and Jacksonville. n full and unconditionally discharged. ditions at the Spring;, which bhoald he est activity in real estate that the celery cob. 'I asked where it enmq from and The southern division head quarter a of prosperous, us they are quite jxipular us a delta lias ever known. Sanford lands cal) they suit! Gainesville, Fin. Tills is the hi the wet and dry election in Bristol, the Florida East Const railway lias laten prove their Value, and tho buyer can be first new corn from Florida I have ever 'a . the wets won. and nlrrudy over 100 respn. Almost every other towiuimlcUy moved from Fort Pierce to Miami. of Florida sounds a note ol rejoicing over shown whether they are "from Missouri" seen ill o northern market. It was a very applications Tor saloon licenses hove been Gordon Kellif, one uf the musL-nrorni— tine article indeed, and was listed on t> c its prosperity. There are few which are or any other slate. made. nent business men of Tampa, died Satur­ «wall restaurant bills of fartrln townns ill tlie discouraging condition that Mr. Earthquake shocks continue to be rc- Grillis represents White Springs to be Hr. Florida corn on tlie cob and brought dur­ day and was buried with high honors on Bund Concert and RcFreshnicnts ^^riU fifiuJtalyrFrance nnd Spalnr Dirt" very few. Yet there isrensonto hope iliut Monday. Business was suspended during The ludics of the Baptist church will ing (lie first week, $1.25 -a portion (two *° ' ar ,l° serious damage lias been done. a far different rej<ori will edme from tlie funeral. For fifteen years he was the cars). 1 thought this pretty fair for serve ice cream and cake in tlie fity |wrk city treasurer, mid was esteemed by rich Prof. Simon Newcomb, tlie noted astron- White Springs in u year nr two.—Timcs- next Thursday commencing ubout 4 p. m. Florida." Tiie first corn from Sauford shipped to nnd poor alike. Robert Keller, n brother, ®roer. died in Washington July 11. He was Uniou. ________________ __ During the evening the Sanford Band will New York brought the growers 50 cents has been appointed treasurer. *4 yours of age. Tlie Billy Rose Minstrels at tho Sanford give one of their enjoyable concerts under per dottn. A» this crop is raised after Four solid train louds, 115 cars, of to— Uud*r Hie new liquor law in Texas, Opera "House Thursday nightrJtdy 22. the leadership-«! Prof.-Sluaiau- CoiutouL thenelery 1» over it has certainly proved bacco were received in Pensacola. July U, •■Ty one saloon will be allowed to every As fine show ns travels for the price. Re­ und spend n pleasant evening. . The pro­ a^good thing for the growers. from Tennessee nnd Kentucky for cx|*>rt ceeds will be for Hie benefit of tlie Bap­ *99 persons. served scats 50c, general admission Jo to Livcr|wol. The contained mi average tist parsonage fund and the ladles bojie . Mar<Pd»of Ripon. noted Englishman; and J 5 c. Scats on saleut Newlan’s Drug cacti wclgluniJ died July n t j tw a9___ T. 11. Barlow, who for tlie past year |Miunds, an approximate total nf 1,725,000 ho »been sole owner of the E. A. IfelTield ----------- claims, was Viceroy Special scenery carried for each act. iMiuuds. --------Catcher Hudson »• Co. lias sold to W. H. Williams ^whpjtag V . - r r ^ lW» " *»* - * lndia at one time, left the order of McWe wish to call attention or renderrto ■Jlmihou, the premier u u '^ i'W fU»«S*ti. beiH liliifiTiJcr oT sani business for the ■Tito fruit nnd vegetable growers of Bre­ •ott* to Join tho Catholic church,had been the change,-of- advertisement in Hie issue ford nine had one of Ids finger* sobiiUFy. pust ten months) un undivided half in­ vard county huveurgnnlzedanu&soclntlon „•«rotary of war, and held many high poof tlie Southern Stales Life Insurance Co. injured in Tuesday’s game that he will terest in said business, und the business to protect their interests. totu in tho British government. He J . C. McUunicl is general agent, und yi)u be unable to playfor several weeks. This wTtFfee conducted under (lie firm name uf A colony of 200 Jupuucso is to locate ut, **» oged 82 years. should gel his proposition on the insur­ wiir weaken the Sanford bunch as Hud­ Hurluw .& Williams and will be under tlie Euu Gallic. W. jl. H. Gleason of that Fred D. Warren, the brilliant |and fenr- ance question. place has sold 2500 acres for that pur* son is die fastest, backstop, in the .state same management» ti ?** editor of The Appeal to Reason, tho , , Thanking all uf our customers for past pose. and was a grenLuty.lij’. thO M tbifJack Manning, a former Florida Iwy. Juts ™**b*t paper in Kansas, has finally been i^«y.^£hR-*»tMin«hi©-:fndinn-"oT \\w :: iMuiicMd*. and UtuiuU tor a. «®vlcted for improper use oL the . mails become heir to tlie proper! y_of -hl* ttruiul ~Six. buildings were burned in South of tlie pleasant relations and promising Merchants and Miners line, will carry an Printing on his envelops a reword for father, rocenlly deceased. .The estate Is excursion poriy of 80 Fk»rida merchants Jacksonville. Wednesday. It started from "u square deal" tu all; We are. ftirest and conviction of Caleb Powers, near Lufkin. Texas. Anyone kuuwing tlie to Baltimore as guests of the Oultiinura Yours fur business, a (jm a defective flue In the residence of Cayt Hie •entenas is $15,000 and costa and whereabouts of Jack, will do him a favor * Bargain House. ' __ ■ « i,m B arlow U W illiams. Frank Stephens. by notifying him of his good fortune. »minks' Imprisonment. 3 If Ah' .d&tttli - -1 v i’j- � 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, July 09, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 09, 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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 09, 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/0a3c0f0bf06834cdb72f994d267d0d96.pdf de5b65d43a989b52d569a9d0412a6ab3 PDF Text Text l2*Jt‘J-Ti1-j'.tHimBB -’ j -■.-% .•- *,* •■ .- -■•s^\#-'- - .; ■-■■■■•’ ••;•;. ^ - . .--. . , •• THÉ SANFORD HERALD 12 COMMISSIONERS MEET Business of Much Importance to County Transacted —- - '-I- -‘ Tl ÎT- HERALD T O PUBLISH NEW U W S Many New Roatfs'WIII Soon b2 Con­ structed— Sanrord Drainage M atters Considered . [f pension, was Approved nnd ordered warded to the state comptroller. Bond of Sumpter F. Davis to carryMariln rifle, with S. S. Griffin and E. A. Qulgg ns sureties, was approved. Bond of Chas. R Lord, with Francis Ka­ rel and A. G. Branham as sureties, proved to carry revolver. Reports of the following county officers | received and’ fiied: County physician, superintendent of I county home, superintendent of roads and bridges, payroll o f road cam p report of tolls collected, tax redemptions by clerk, licenscscollected. treasurer’s report, nudl-1 |tor’s financial statement. Moved that the clerk notify the justices I of the pence that whenever a coroner’s jury requires the attendance of a physl|clnn, that they notify the county physi­ cian. . The Sanford Herald was the paper sc- ] lected to publish the new laws. Collector’s list of errors. Insolvencies I and double.nttcsanvrnts for the year 1908 [ received and filed. ■. >v v* - ._. ~:v ■ > > -• ;■ * •• • ■ _________ .______________ July 9, 1909 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*+*+4-+'fr*++4-4-***44*+4«4>4>4"M >**44-4-4-44‘+4>*4,^ 4 * » * * * * 4 , -fr***.}. ^ " E . H I Li Li - Hardware and Farm Implements — 7‘PITTS URG PERFECT’ LUCAS PAINTS ft.* .B e st Pence Made WELL DRILLING' NO DEARER THAN TH E POOR KIND Used in Uncle Sun's Paint Shop W e have the largest and best equipped plant for driving wells in tins During the past year the U. S. Navy has con­ sumed 691,000 pounds o f LUCAS WHITE PAINT and 27 5.7 00 pounds o f LUCAS COLORS, sufficient to pro­ duce more than 100,000 gallons of paint, equiva­ lent to 50 carloads o f 20 0 ,0 0 0 gallons each, and which would make a train more than onehalf m ile long. In Uncle Sam’s ser­ vice, as in everybody else’s, LUCAS PRODUCTS have an unbroken re­ cord for satisfactory re­ sults. Monday, July S, 1909. A quorum not being present, the clerk adjourned the meeting to Tuesday, 9:30 o.m. section o f the country \ Tuesday morning. 9;30 Board met. Present. Chatniinit Lee. and are prepared to Jill jDommtssionen Tilden, Vaughan, Merrill all orders promptly. Onr and Overstreet. Minutes of the last meeting read nnd, m achinery is up-to-date with one correction, approved. # For field, farm , Ranch, Lawns, The commissioner to whom the matter and our workmen , are ' of telephone poles from Apopka to Winter Corn Cribs and Boultry board-«<h I srkHtedm the work. Garden via Staten’s crossing was referred,■ joumed to July 15, to consider bids for] made his report, favorable to the request, Will stnhd ordinary ns well os hard ’__Those contegiplj^ttg drainage. with the usual restrictions. usage putting iii wells would 1 The assessor's books not being ready, Will not sag in Summer's heat nor and the roll not tuning presented, it was serve their, best inter­ break in the cold of Winter A GREAT CELEBRATION ordered that the board will consider the Are made of the best materials and ests by consulting us assessment roil and assessments with the (Continued from page 1) -have stays thut cannot slip view of equalizing the same on regular third prize. Far Second Class potties, ’ A and learning prices be­ ■ meeting day o f August, and that the clerk Do not require jin expert to erect, F. Giles won first prize. Joe Guerry second give notice at least fifteen days before by and are loW priced fore making contracts. and C. F. Foster third. publication in the Sanford, Orlando, and R M. Singleton is a well known tourna­ '’ WinterGarden papers. ment rider having taken part in these It is further ordered that the assessor races here upon several occasions. While have roll ready at that time. not as young as he used to be he still The tax rate from the state comptroller gives the youngsters a good run and al­ received as follows.: ways takes a great Interest in these Ball Game Saturday General revenue tnx.....................Z mills events. On Saturday, Monday and Tuesday General school tax..................... ! mill The second game of ball with Orlando Henry Davis and his bunch of cotton Pension tnx___ *....................... 4 mills then ullruelcd the large crowd a ml vn blossomiTrom Gainesville will endeavor " DtHtC HOSIu fit 1IPflitu TUX . . . . . . ous estimates place the number In at Ito take three straights from our boys. & tendance at the afternoon game us over I j [ lt, nre touted ns theTotnl..........! ................ .... 7 M mills ----- Communication-from B..E. McLinrnn- 1500: TTte gnnindrand’grandrstand were ] „^,1 article nnd now ihnt Sanford lias the oloalng an act to nmend section 4109 of entirely inadequate to hold the crowd and greatest aggregation of ball tossers that the general statutes of the state of Flori­ they were forced to sit on Ute fence and tins ever wielded the willow the three I am now preparing ten 5-acre Celery Fnniks in da. relating to labor of convicts, received scatter out over the Held. games ought to be molt pleasing to the the best location, 2_to 3 miles from town; 2'A acres The lnrge crowd was very orderly and fans. Remember the dotes. Saturday. and read. on each place tilled, plowed and .ready for cultiva­ Ordered that the comptroller be request­ while mucli enthusiasm wns shown by Monday nnd Tuesday. -ed to allow the redemption of tnx ccrtilL bofh the Orlando and Sanford rooters there tion. These places are for sale ch eap, good terms. _______ T o Subscribers _____ .__ __ 7C#tS“ Nb7822 of 1897, e}4 of swli of nw wns no ill fccling _engendered_. and.ftvery Write me. l am also making a Specialty oi M. M. An order nf the PoslufTice Department, M of sWtf; sc£, 22, Ip. 21. sr 29 e„ prop­ one left the lot witii the feeling thnt they Smith’s lands, the best located lands offered for sale. Washington, D. C„ effective Jan,j , 1908, erty of David IzKkhnrt, to be redeemed at lind witnessed u real game of hall. A lso choice city lots and residences_ at reasonably -After the ball game the crowd wended provides that no delinquent subscriber the flat sum of $8.17.—To bo redeemed in prices. Call or write me for particulars. their wny cityward nnd passed the time shall be carried longer than three months, 00 days. Ordered that the comptroller be request- {'pleasantly^ Most of them hurried to the giving ns a reason tluit the department is ed to allow the redemption of tnx certifi­ station to catch the various trains leaving furnishing n luw rate of postage nil news­ papers, and docs so for tiie benefit of a cate balance. 1337. of 1895, w!4 of lot 8. for home. There was a good boat race on the lake bonaflde subscriber who pays for his blk 1. Poymcr's addition to Orlando, prop­ erty of Mrs. M. H. Terry, at the flat sum of about five o'clock nnd while there were paper. 320. Redemption to be made in 00 dqys; only three entries they made very good Presbyterian Church M. S. King np|»cnrcd before the board, time. This feature of the day wus hot The pastor, Rev. J. F. McKinnon, has asking that the county raise the grade on arranged upon a large scnle as the com­ the south road near his house. Messrs. mittee on arrangements left the regatta been given n vacation until the middle nf D E A L E R IN Branham and Overstreet were appointed to the charge of several yachtsmen, nnd August and until that time there will be tiiey did not gel many boats to enter. JO preachingaervio:— TheSabbarbeeheet a committed to look into tho matter nml M EA TS G. E. and J. E. Vincent entered the and the prayer meeting services will be Feporl at trie next regular- meeting. 'Phan* 1 Mr. Branham wus authorized to inform Cushman and Eagle boats andCapt. Pag- held weekly as usual throughout the sum­ Park A vin u t li) B p i t r 'i C rocary mer. Mr. Starbird Hint the side track near tnarl enliart the Mamie. They made the run to Enterprise and pit was no longer needed, nnd lie was at urrnmd ihe-w innciw aBtlieCusiihinh liberty to femove-it.—----------The Great Plano Contest ~ A v . J. . J. .¡. a a j. a■>■>4 B. Beaclmm requested tho board to make with the Eagle second and the Mamie Missjrssie Sin mon............................... 43,351 some improvements on the A|>opka road. third. It is to be regretted that more Mila Arniikn Tnkacli......................... I. ►4 !,3 0 0 boats did not enter the race ns Lake Mon­ Order of Eaglet: 33.572 He was asked to see what he could do in Misi Ella Slrlnifcllow. 12.105 roe offers an excellent course for these Miss Maylx-I in the way or subscriptions. sytwl Wuodtium...........t. Wuc 0.77 7 Knights of Pythias . O.tiHI M. M. Smith and others presented a pe­ races. Congregational Church...... . 5.003 A,dance at the Sanford House ended Wrlaka Club.... .................. 3 .3 7 » tition to hnve the road leading from San­ MU* Cayle.Moore.................. . 1.027 ford to Sylvan Lake and Paula clayed. the day's enjoyment although most of the MU* Annie lllgglns.............. _• 1,407 Woodmen of the World ..... 1.171 l>voplc were too tired to indulge in the Laid over to the next meeting, the board MUs Nona Cowan.................. 1.I2S Miss Ada Slenstrum............... terpslchore. The unbleached orchestra »01 to look into the matter. Mr*. Eunnlc Munson............ 050 furnished the music nnd a small oolftrie Messrs. Dickson and Becman appeared Mrs G. W. Venable............... »3H 502 before the board in regahltoroadsleading of dancers enjoyed n pleasant evening Baptist Sunday School........... out or rmnt to Volusia and OsceohOrwmtiea. Tips will here. MU* Lillie Lord. Clyde.. 1.188 — - r ...... It is estimated that between 5,000 and Miss Almcna Brooks..... 5R2 he on the direct line Of the highway fp>m Jacksonville to Tnmpn. which is being dis­ 6,000 visitors enjoyed the day in Sanford and while the celebration was not upon a cussed. No action taken by board. Petition of W. D. Barnett cl a! for n rood large scale it is safe to assert tiint no bet near Lake Ola, laid over under the rules. ter time was ever had in uuy city in Mr. Hart appeared before the board, Florida.. The various committees are due much asking for further improvements on. the I '„'V’A T ■<>V' road near Boggy Creek. No action taken. praise for llieir excellent service rendered .The tuition of E. E. Brown. *Joe Cam­ in Inaugurating nnd currying to a success­ !. u ‘A ' * ' eron, et al, to have road clayed on the Ge­ ful issue a celebration of this diameter. neva road from Benrdnll avenue to Jessup They labored long and faithfully ngnlnst Prairie, and also on Cameron avenue from great odds to give Sunford and the |>eople Geneva road south onc-half mile, they be­ of Florida a good time. A very small sum ing willing to do the hauling nnd surfac­ of money was raised to carry out the cel­ HAVE YOlTSEEN THE ing if clay was furnished by the county. ] ebration and the fact that it was a grand Permission to use the marl in the Mitchell success is due, not to the citizens who pit was given provided the tnarl was taken were quick to respond but to the com­ Is it as i*ood as your business? 0 iifis.it.do.yoffATeUiL out before Nov. 1st, as the lease on tho pit mittees who went ahead, surmounted nil _ --- ---— ---"" ' — obstacles and made success from whut expires at that time. or tiofs it misrepresent you? Think it over, ami if you Petition far vote on the hog iawreceived looked at first like a failure.' The heavy , fpnji two precincts. The new law notbe- rains of the few days (irevious retarded find it is not ns good os you think it ought to be, try us once Jng published, the matter was laid 1oven tiie work greatly and it took almost a If you are needing letter heads, bill•■heads, -envciniws. to the August meeting. . ' superhuman effort to go ahead and mult«» Petition of W. H. Evans et al forh clay such a creditable showing. B. W. Hern­ cards, statements, circulars, booklets or anything of that road from Big Tree crossing to Lake Mary. don, the chairman<~'of the association Ac., received. County not in financial proved to be on indefatigable worker and One that will stand the greatest tests kind, let us hear from you. We will submit samples uiul Cannot get out of alignment condition to grant same. { Ids tact and energy were everywhere ap­ The best machine on the market prices 01 Petition of S. O. Chase. Joe Cameron et parent. Sanford by the celebration has A 3100 y j swel In hci u u wn uf ai f<______________ 5>eethem nre fond of especially nice stationery. ask to see If June meeting, was granted. Road to be achievements and kept her rightful place known as Briswri avenue. among the cities o f the state as the d ty our Bonds oml U rnm .Yuu'U be sure to like them. — - Oummunicntton fnw n,X R Bishop in be­ that move* in the front ranks at atk times. S A N F O R D H E R A L D half or people atPaolo. to have ruad clayed, There were many people here from all was referred to a committee of Messrs. sections of the state and the wonderful Vaughan and Branham, to report at next progress of the city received the -notice and praise of all present. meeting. am again asking for OLD SHOES. I "In Sanford. Jifa is worth living.' Petition to have road connecting Orange will give what they arc worth avenue nud the Apopka road, following , *.v. ---------- «----------7------------- & ii£S.-6. 7. & a JO U AMD IS A »tin ■Hat/i at J jits Ivanhm* which washlid - Who said anything about faired pfayerst Sanford, Florida • Tiie great fault of the Orlando tcaui was | over from June meeting, was granted. Application o f Win- Pi Russ for state that they couldn't hire the good ones. Cor. 3rd Sl and Sanford Ave. - WE HANDLE TH E ABOVE E X C L U S IV E L Y IN SANFORD F. J . PO W ERS Réal Estate and Rentals ROOM 9 HYNES BUILDING POWERS — C H O IC E 'F L O R ID A AND W E S T E R N IS YOUR PRINTING DP TO r STANDARD B L IC K E N SD E R F E R A T Y P E W R IT E R ' FOR A L L P U R P O S ES Old Shoes W anted The S a n -f o r d H e r a l d A . E . Irvin ’s Shoe Shop 'JRTÀh t ' vs an , i t �IN SANFORD— Lifo NEWS OF THE WORLD l i l t f l O H I I l A J I U m s EXCHANGE Sanford or Orlando vylit he County rtu. p 5 ,,h *l«*Mh|itar}crs ¡3 Worth Living * THE PALL PROSPECTS SANEORD’S ELECTRIC LIGHTS ALL AROUND FLORIDA Gelling Everything In Readiness For Thc VVIrlng And Machinery , * Orni|grJqHnity being tin1 h-inner iViiirHy. ÇclçfiLD ellals-Fllllng-Up-Wilh ya rlo iisjjQ ijrccs > JT. Fuller is the busiest man in San- The General News ol "The Land for filtpisjjxutls. is naturally interested iq People of Flowers" hird these days getting ready to install the great movement of an exchange, and tin* new electric light plant. The build­ since the association has been funutxhwuh HAPPENINGS d u r i n g t h e w e e k every county is to’ liave a sub-licadqSaring has licen erected mul is a very sub­ la r g T la n d d e a ls b e in g m a d e stantial brick structure large enough to CULLED fROM TDE STATE PRESS tors, tlie question of location arises. Ii liinise nil die machinery. The equipment Mere the Reader» Will Find a Brier will lie eii|ier in Sanford or Orlando, prob­ will be of the latest Improved type and ably Sanford, ns this city lias the greatest City Is Filled Wltlt People Who Are Historical Spring Flowing gns will be used for fuel thus insuring a An Epitome o f the W eek's Most Im­ shipping facilities and low transportation Anxious to Purchase Rich 'For Hurried Readers portant Happenings In the good service at all times. -Tlie machinery rater. Mr. Reid, ilia expert from CaliforCelery Land Stfitc’s Domain. ‘ Wlmt is said to be the largest American is said to he the best that lias ever been engaged by tlie ExNever before in Sanford’s history has In tin dTort tu stamp out glanders pre­ flag ever flung to the breeze, was that placed in Florida and tho street lamps eiiange to take charge oi the organisation there been so many people in Hie city nt vailing among horses in Ocala and vicini­ which floated nt the home of Thomas W. of the.growers, will be in’ Orlando next tins time of the year tidying lands and are also of the best and latest pattern ty, the state veterinary surgeon last week Lawnm nlScltuate,Mns8.,iii commemora­ and guaranteed to illuminate the streets Friday. city property. Tlie real estate men are satisfactorily. ordered 47 horses in the Cobb stable In. tion of Hie marriage of his daughter Marion In a communication to the Reportcr- kept busy every day, and it is estimated to Jnines F. Lord of Chicago. Tin flag is Under Mr. Fullor's supervision tlie poles Ocala to he killed» Thirty-five of tlie unStur, W. II. J. has the following regarding tlmt the sales of this week, will amount to 75 feel lung and 50 feet wide. Each of tire going up like mngic and ho promises mals belonged to Mr. Cobb. Hie sub-exchange: over $50,000. Several very vatunblc the -tG stars arc 22 incites in diameter Adam Elchelberger, n pioneer citizen of to have the plant in operation In a few “One of the most important steps ever tracts were sold to parties in tlie North and ore scattered over a blue! field con Ocala, nnd formerly owner of the famous months. The company 1ms opened a new iAken in the history of this state in the whe expect to develop the land and farm talning 510 square feet. The weight of nfliec in the Pico building on Railroad oi'ange grove bearing his iinmu before the interest of the orange business was taken ii|K)ii a large .calc. With all the tunny the flag is 175 pounds.. Tho pole Tram Way and a full line of supplies will be disastrous freezo of a number of years when the Florida Citrus Exchange was or­ miter sections of Florida that nrcattempt ago, died in Atlanta Inst week, aged B2 which it floated is 190 feet high, made of carried in stock. ganized at Tampa recently, and organized ing to attract settlers by the offer of cheap two sticks or timber from (Jregon, and When die new plant is in operation years. Mr. Elchelberger had gone tu At­ mwn a plan that in California lias boen lands, the real buyers persist Tn Inking weighs twelve tons. Sanford will be one of the best lighted lanta to lie treated for cancer. Ills re­ tried for years pud has proved popular and Sanford land in (lie section that has made cities in the state and one of the greatest mains Were’ brought to Ocala fur burin). Daniel Ahern of the Irlsh-American Ath­ successful. The headquarters of tlie exa success of vegetable growing. needs of the city will bo supplied. II. II. Richardson, secretary of the Jack« letic club, lias established a pew record change will be at Tampa, but each county Celery is just becoming a favorite llteine —Tlie rniupany-will-forttish-irdny cnnrnT for hop-skip-and-jump. The distance cov- b J llitillC--iL-Siib:iunufquaf44wt»i—mid—thr-f-m-d ifff irm s m inila ul Hie state, t(rough if enough pntrtma_t:nn laasecured and this president nf rfir- association nf Southern :— tted was -50-feet '1 Winches, ami was Illesi Ion pressing at this moment is, shall here in_&mfurtl many—growers rralizr will lie ¡1 greut aid to all the uiattufactur« (’-oui merci rdSecrc tnrlCS. Themcctlng was made at Celtic Park, New York. _ it bo at Orlntahrortu SJfifïïnF for- Orange greater profit.-» from- other crops. This ing Industries. Hold in Atlanta. Tin? next meeting will "TTlie attractive drosses worn by the grad- county. “ 7" week- there are several truck growers frbm lie held in New Orleans.. Flue Iturdwurc Window tutes of the Springfield, Mnss., grammar Lately our sister city of Sanford has got other sections of the state here getting While'« Coast Line train was hacking A window in-die A. E. llill store is wor­ school, were made by the girls themselves. a move on her, and there are a half dozen information nlxiut the growing of celery, out of the Mica flop y branch Inst Thursday thy of mention, ns it demonstrates Hint There were 75 graduates, and the work or so hustling men there who are reaching la the Sanford section there is great ac was done in the sewing classes. The total rut for everything in sight, mid for this tivily along all lines,und hundreds of men c«en in 11 small space n man with Ida«* night l{it; jcurxuach l*»ft Hie milsnml tit1- " cost of each dress was' a little less than thing of a sah-h-.eljinaiicrs amowg other iif***hnsy-ctr:iritig llpJlnnds, making roads Cali .display Ids aptitude TltO—wiiaWw gait plowing.Into the bank—Alongside tho — truck. Before the train could be stopped L. two dollars.«—» ——'»—1■ i** , T flings. Now I cnnmiTnd Sanford fur this and otherwise improving life rich hum­ TVOTTTrranged by J. W. Fjyiit, and while the first und second coaches were torn Mrs. Carrirt Drunham Kilgore, the first unti am proud Of lier, luit we must not for- mock lands that will soon lie covered with cram|icd for space it is one of the most from their trucks and badly smashed. complete displays of hardware, 'and em­ vunua admitted to the {tractiee of law in gzt that "them are at bent.'’ Orlando was the great crops. * Conductor Charles .Miller, the llngimm of The Howard-Puckard Land Co. and the braces u large variety of tools and ininlcPennsylvania, died recently at Swathmure. never yet known to he a laggard when The train, anil David Haddock 11 former ! in siaht. W* Colcry Delta Land Co. nrv^mitr“ 01*rnmti ments. A wotl dressed window is a good in' that state, nged 71 years. Horn in Ver­ llo re w i . i.pi Ihi; engineer of the road, were on the rear advertisement, nnd ilia display at Hill’s mont, graduated in tlmt statu and Wis­ have not been in the habit of sitting still up rielf binds on Sanford avenue near platform nt the. time. The two former should attract the trade. Mr. F’lyut should consin; later studied medicine and received tnd waiting for tile plum to drop into our Lake Jessup, the former having Eureka escaped with only injuries, hut Haddock keep up tlie good work of window displays. tl»e degree of M. 1).; was admittedttfprair. tiouili. tjiou^t wv._muy have. «»motones Hammock arid Hie latter Patin Halnmock. was killed. There were some thirty pas­ Da the Sanford and Orlando road (lie H ie in nil tfic courts, local, state and fed­ icen somewhat itegiectful of our opimritisengers on the train, lint none of them IN THE PRESIDENT'S CABINET nilies, bui it is a rare tiling." Holden Real Estate Co. is making great eral, and was eminently successful. were seriously hurt. Haddock’s remains improvements in Spring Hammock. All taken- tn 9t. I’elcrsborg. where his By the inirning o i the Japanese aicanl* ’TRADE IN II (IRIDA PRODUCIS of these tracts are being greatly improved J. C. McDaniel o f lid s City is Highly were family lived, for burial. Ho leaves a er Nihoukui Mam off Aomori, coast of Chi­ Honored by having good roads cut through them, na. 149 lives were lost, including the en­ A f evv Vc gel obles and Plues About the J. C. McDaniel,'general agent of the widow and three sons. and ninny ten acre tracts already sold tire crew. Soiithcrn'Siates Life liisuronco Company, Lust Friday, fur tin- first time in T,1,l‘ Only Otterings are being cleared ready for cultivation. llilh 1“ F ■Tlll’lllill'f ol Ilici in's history. 11 steamer flying a foreign ting Disastrous Hoods.swept over tlie coun­ P/i find cl plain, July H.—There arc »till a in fuel this .aixuua—ifiut—tttrly—n—few Tuft, Bun was ot one of tlie city wharfs to take uu car­ try in Missouri bordering tlie big rivers. lllllllhiii: uf I ». I ■'"Ulilil". tTotn»’ >'(ll,~ months ago was a forest primeval is now Idem’s cabinet Not President Taft, go for a foreign port. Tlie vessel was the President Wiliner F. Moore of tlieSouthcrn — aiusing-itTnneiise loss ut pro|H*rty and ed on the market, soin” meeting with a teaming with life and civilization is es­ few lives. The lieavy ruins of lust week good salit, while oilier* are ihaggy and tablished where the deer roamed at pleas­ Slates. This! honor is only granted to one ililllirook from I.iverjxhiI. England. Geo. Nelson, n mulatto convict, who es­ wefe the cause of tlie Hood. Travel of all not wanted. Must of the eggplant com-' ure. In these rich linfuinock lands the man in each state, who s-n ure for the dhscriptiuns was seriously interfered with. ing is only fair as lu quality and much trees are so thick in places ns to utmost eontpany the highest amount of business caped from tlie camp of Hale & Higtiain fpciiui year. . When taken inioconstdcm- Ol Keystone i'orlt. was found drowned in soft stock is to be seen. Perfectly sound, obstruct tin* light »»( the sun ami the al1 lion that there are over fifty good hustling ilillborn river near Tampa last week. . claimed to have discovered the secret for eggphintssell for SI to$l ñOacráte. ‘Okra luviat soil is all that coaid be desired fur agents in tlie field, the appointment of Mr. Miss Evu Lev Waid of Waycross. Ga., making diamonds by use of chemicals, is in modérale supply and not wonted. raising of garden truck. Out Bcurdnll av­ McDaniel is a signal honor. He is also a was married last week to i). M. Davidson, enue mid Cameron avenue and near Cam­ Dealers say it-is slow sale. Lima henna and who secured $320,000 from Sir Julius member of tin: Anniversary Club and has the convicted murderer who is under life from both Florida olid (¡eurgia are tillered eron City ten acre tracts are being sold Werner uf London, head of tlie DeBoers * _ r been for two years in succession, rind the diamond syndicate, on tlie strength of the ami sell well. Prices range from $1.25 to and eleitred-upevery week, and from Cel- only man who obtained a membership sentence to jirison. Tile' marriage cere­ mony took place ju tlie j«il at Palutku, cry avenue west there is a solid line of tkiiin. Ims bpen convicted by tlie French $1.75 a basket for the year 1909. * tiie county judge ollicialing,—the sheriff fenced-in tracts that lust year wuson un­ Outside of pineapples, grapefruit is the court» as a swindler. He is sentenced to Mr. McDaniel is an old Sanford hoy and giving tlie bride away, mid J. M. Kelley, broken stretch of hammock. Florida fruit that is offered now. Even aii years’ imprisonment, n fine of $0011, comes back to this city to make’ it his Davidson’s associate in tlie murder, acting Houses and- stores are being erected, to pay NVerner $2,000, and to stay away tltiÿ is about out of sensop and receipts headquarters. His old friends are glad to its witness. hum l*niis for five" years after bis prison ore only of small lots. Some is nailing and, the Sanford 6, Everglades railway is greet him and know .that Ids estimable O. 0 / Poppicton of Stuart, the l»ee king •entence expires, and lie must not leave from the coolers. Prices arc high. $;l to laying rails to Cameron City and getting family will soon join him and make their ready for Hie fall shipping. of the Faist Coast, Inis taken fourteen tons the place lie chooses for bis home without $(».50 a Ihix. home on Park avenue. They are also A new station lias just been erected nt of hiiuuy from ills little workers at Key permission or tlie government. W. FT Grillis. until recently editor of tins Hsck Hammock and will go by that name. proud of his success achieved only by hard l^irgo, so far this season, and still there’s work and the ability to hustle. Within half an hour after the governor White Springs Herald, but now with the Oat on the west side the truckers are more to follow. of Alabama had granted n reprieve to Jim Oculii Banner, told the editor of the Ocala just as busy, and many new buildings arc Florida Corn u Luxury Palm Beach county celebrated its or­ Parrish, a negro sentenced to he lump, at Star the oilier day why ihg^Herald sus- being erected und new lands beingeleared. In a letter to the St. Augustine Record ganization with a huge blowout ul West Decatur, the prisoner made ids escape ](ended puhltcnlion. He said that tlicbig M, M. Smith is having roads and ditches Mr. John O'Conner, of tile Oriental Hotel. while the convicts were nt dinner. This sawmill of the Camps had been lying idle cut through his lands, und «otherwise im­ Manlmtlan Beach, N. Y.. manager of tlie Palm Beach on tho Fifth. Thousands of ix-oplo from up and down the East Const ii die second time he has cscn|>cd. He for 0 year, that business at the Springs proving the prri|X!rty, mid is selling land Florida House in that city during tlie win­ were in attendance nnd the Cottage City was ughave been bunged today. ter writes tile follow ing interesting para­ was in holiday attire. was light, money light and hard to get, every day Tin- 1900 tin workers nt Newcastle. Pn., and the result was he was unable to make The Sanford section is attracting the graph; The latest In transportation circles is a • who went out on strike when the opera- ends meet, and tlcjuglit it tiest to quit ¡9 homesecker from every part of tlie United. About three Weeks ago, while in the talk nhfitlt a steamship line between Mi­ Jar» declared open shop, have been paid time. This is a deplorable picturexif con­ States, ami this fall will witness the great­ market I noticed .some new corn mi (lie ami and Jacksonville. n full and unconditionally discharged. ditions at the Spring;, which bhoald he est activity in real estate that the celery cob. 'I asked where it enmq from and The southern division head quarter a of prosperous, us they are quite jxipular us a delta lias ever known. Sanford lands cal) they suit! Gainesville, Fin. Tills is the hi the wet and dry election in Bristol, the Florida East Const railway lias laten prove their Value, and tho buyer can be first new corn from Florida I have ever 'a . the wets won. and nlrrudy over 100 respn. Almost every other towiuimlcUy moved from Fort Pierce to Miami. of Florida sounds a note ol rejoicing over shown whether they are "from Missouri" seen ill o northern market. It was a very applications Tor saloon licenses hove been Gordon Kellif, one uf the musL-nrorni— tine article indeed, and was listed on t> c its prosperity. There are few which are or any other slate. made. nent business men of Tampa, died Satur­ «wall restaurant bills of fartrln townns ill tlie discouraging condition that Mr. Earthquake shocks continue to be rc- Grillis represents White Springs to be Hr. Florida corn on tlie cob and brought dur­ day and was buried with high honors on Bund Concert and RcFreshnicnts ^^riU fifiuJtalyrFrance nnd Spalnr Dirt" very few. Yet there isrensonto hope iliut Monday. Business was suspended during The ludics of the Baptist church will ing (lie first week, $1.25 -a portion (two *° ' ar ,l° serious damage lias been done. a far different rej<ori will edme from tlie funeral. For fifteen years he was the cars). 1 thought this pretty fair for serve ice cream and cake in tlie fity |wrk city treasurer, mid was esteemed by rich Prof. Simon Newcomb, tlie noted astron- White Springs in u year nr two.—Timcs- next Thursday commencing ubout 4 p. m. Florida." Tiie first corn from Sauford shipped to nnd poor alike. Robert Keller, n brother, ®roer. died in Washington July 11. He was Uniou. ________________ __ During the evening the Sanford Band will New York brought the growers 50 cents has been appointed treasurer. *4 yours of age. Tlie Billy Rose Minstrels at tho Sanford give one of their enjoyable concerts under per dottn. A» this crop is raised after Four solid train louds, 115 cars, of to— Uud*r Hie new liquor law in Texas, Opera "House Thursday nightrJtdy 22. the leadership-«! Prof.-Sluaiau- CoiutouL thenelery 1» over it has certainly proved bacco were received in Pensacola. July U, •■Ty one saloon will be allowed to every As fine show ns travels for the price. Re­ und spend n pleasant evening. . The pro­ a^good thing for the growers. from Tennessee nnd Kentucky for cx|*>rt ceeds will be for Hie benefit of tlie Bap­ *99 persons. served scats 50c, general admission Jo to Livcr|wol. The contained mi average tist parsonage fund and the ladles bojie . Mar<Pd»of Ripon. noted Englishman; and J 5 c. Scats on saleut Newlan’s Drug cacti wclgluniJ died July n t j tw a9___ T. 11. Barlow, who for tlie past year |Miunds, an approximate total nf 1,725,000 ho »been sole owner of the E. A. IfelTield ----------- claims, was Viceroy Special scenery carried for each act. iMiuuds. --------Catcher Hudson »• Co. lias sold to W. H. Williams ^whpjtag V . - r r ^ lW» " *»* - * lndia at one time, left the order of McWe wish to call attention or renderrto ■Jlmihou, the premier u u '^ i'W fU»«S*ti. beiH liliifiTiJcr oT sani business for the ■Tito fruit nnd vegetable growers of Bre­ •ott* to Join tho Catholic church,had been the change,-of- advertisement in Hie issue ford nine had one of Ids finger* sobiiUFy. pust ten months) un undivided half in­ vard county huveurgnnlzedanu&soclntlon „•«rotary of war, and held many high poof tlie Southern Stales Life Insurance Co. injured in Tuesday’s game that he will terest in said business, und the business to protect their interests. totu in tho British government. He J . C. McUunicl is general agent, und yi)u be unable to playfor several weeks. This wTtFfee conducted under (lie firm name uf A colony of 200 Jupuucso is to locate ut, **» oged 82 years. should gel his proposition on the insur­ wiir weaken the Sanford bunch as Hud­ Hurluw .& Williams and will be under tlie Euu Gallic. W. jl. H. Gleason of that Fred D. Warren, the brilliant |and fenr- ance question. place has sold 2500 acres for that pur* son is die fastest, backstop, in the .state same management» ti ?** editor of The Appeal to Reason, tho , , Thanking all uf our customers for past pose. and was a grenLuty.lij’. thO M tbifJack Manning, a former Florida Iwy. Juts ™**b*t paper in Kansas, has finally been i^«y.^£hR-*»tMin«hi©-:fndinn-"oT \\w :: iMuiicMd*. and UtuiuU tor a. «®vlcted for improper use oL the . mails become heir to tlie proper! y_of -hl* ttruiul ~Six. buildings were burned in South of tlie pleasant relations and promising Merchants and Miners line, will carry an Printing on his envelops a reword for father, rocenlly deceased. .The estate Is excursion poriy of 80 Fk»rida merchants Jacksonville. Wednesday. It started from "u square deal" tu all; We are. ftirest and conviction of Caleb Powers, near Lufkin. Texas. Anyone kuuwing tlie to Baltimore as guests of the Oultiinura Yours fur business, Hie •entenas is $15,000 and costa and whereabouts of Jack, will do him a favor a defective flue In the residence of Cayt Bargain House. ' __ ■ B arlow U Williams. Frank Stephens. by notifying him of his good fortune. »minks' Imprisonment. Items of Interest Gleaned Prom IfAh' .d&tttli 3 i.f. — 5 E (jm a « i , m* - -1 vi’j- ■- �11. .'. , »* * TH e SANFORD HERALD CURBSTONE GLEANINGS must be accepted ns one of earth's evils. J“ »y 16. 1909 MRS. M. L. ALLEN K -* * * « * * * 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 + ^ j.# GO c a r t s ! • • • I heard several good stories this week Is one block from 1st A Budget of Opinion “ Ju st Be about the ball games of July 5th and the disappointed sports from Orlando, who had street, buL iit w ilL p a y tween You and Me" pledged their aQ on the game. - I do not you to ca ll and see the The latest out is the believe in wagering money, especially on new and up-to-date EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT a ball game, as it detracts from' the ’true' C A B principles of the sport. However, our boys -------are not any mofe to blame In this respect Chlel It Amorti Ye Ta k ln l Notes, than Orlando for they shook the money in W e have a new line juBt the faces of the people In the grandstand she carries. ' and Faith, lie’ll Prent ’Em”— in and the low price will and otherwise dared anyone to even look So Says Saunt crcr. like betting on Sanford. They lost It .of m ake them go. Come in SATISFACTION course, and thereby hangs a tale. r eltofetbrr poUUhnl J M H to tell A newtpeper U oBF alt and see them. . GUARANTEED A party of boys from Orlando left that the people what they wouBir like ‘to knowfbut haa to glee much ■ ■ of ita Ita at (parc Ilo tellina them what they city on the morning of (he Fifth with two mmtkt to kDO».—tjrpfly. weeks' supplies of good things to cat. and Speriti Cae M n . lUrtU, contemplated winning enough money from Lovely Sanford San fort) to (my their expenses ntlhebeach Sanford, fairaouthern city. Hi K*444444; ( « lakaa are UkeeperklHtf < m i. where they could enjoy themselves at our Commercial Street Near, the Depot I _ atara from their peaceful hoaomt. Ho queen* of earth wear aueh diotiema. expense. They haven't gone yet, and the choice viands prepared for the trip were Thy healthful dimale ahould rank the primate. . Of alatnr riliea either north or aouth; eaten at Longwood that night on the home Nor was Eden'a garden (Father Adam, pardon). * W H Y N O T U S E .-------'------ -- **'• One half to fair when came aummer’a drouth. trip. Another Orlando man wagered all his Thy atreeta and alley«, thy fertile valley*. Only Exclusive nnd------ -------The cryatal cootenta of thy flowing walla, . mnney and finally, being'down to his last All loin in duty, dliplaylng beauty Which charm» the heart with enchanting'apella. penny, borrowed $50 on his nuto. The auto stayed here all night. Jheae charm* of Nature, rich nomenclature. In the City na whaa eueaiwml with pearl«; ~— — Qne Orlando man acted as stake holder ____t glory ot vtmg Or »tory. It has shown more results for the Money invested than any other We make everything known to the trade I Are gallant men and trnnacendent glrla. for -a bet between an Orlnndoite and a «* Sanfonl man. nnd was so sure Orlando j Forma tall and alender, eye* phaalng aplendor It will pay you to examine the Celery Fields where Full Line o f Confectioneries! _____...» I ini p«l — oewtle-therdiaarm all wile»; would win that he bet the stakes. He had ÏÎNor can flower» Mourning, rich air perfuming. Compare In heauty with their matchr«» amUea. to make good. And Cigars 1 Another one bet his Panama hat. He Fair aoutbern city, whose aona are witty, Free House-to-House Delivery Were I but matter pf Poetic art.---- .--------------- ■ does not, Wear a hat now, and claims that In deathleaa laya I would ling thy pralae. is used. Our representative. C. M. DRADWATER. is in Sanford Thy love of truth, thy young hopeful heart hats make'the hair fall out. 'Phone 1 0 « 111 Park A vs. every week. See him or write to him at Orlando or Another legal authority in Orlando, The above poem was written by my old friend and preceptor. Rev. L. E. Grennnn claims that betting is illegal. He over­ of Oxford, Ohio. Though many winters looked the betting in Orlando when San­ 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 | CO. have whitened his locks, no fleeting years ford was defeated. It wan probably legal NEW CELERY CROP W rit« far Booklet.. J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A L can cause any cessation to his buoyant then. DO YOU WANf PURE CELERY SEED? nature, or dry the flowing wells of his Irish character and Intellect. Would that he 4 While talking with a prominent grocery | The kind that sire* the bell result« and the only kind that hat been proven nl could come to Sanford and view for him­ man the other day I glenned the informa­ together «uocratful for Florida Grower». 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 A .4 4 4 4 4 & & A » 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 _ 4 j ;-j.44 .*l-.4¿self the rich gifts of Nature so well de- tion that n small factory for canning to-J . J i u K i k m . French CUd-iitwn_____scribed In the above lines. OTIC would i>ay~btg'hioiieyTrn tils| Self Bleaching pure nod true to name. many years to brighten the lives of those d iy . The various groceries use “many 1 Imported by me direct from Parla. : : around turn. T is certain that he will ever thousands of canned tomntocs In one L . R . P H I L I P S , D ru g g ist live in my memory as one of Nature's no- year nnd ta factory in Sanford could use Pf i 3- lo 25-tlorse Power Cor. Flr*t St. and Park Avenue . , blemen, and though a thousand miles sep­ the tomatoes that are left In the field af­ arates us, and 1 may never see him in this ter the shipplim season Is over. These -SANFORD. FLORIDA V-------- -y-; — ‘ life, his teachings have caused nic many tomntofes are often the best part nr the Best 2-Cycle Engine on the Market J times to revere him, and in fancy again crop and.could be purchased very cheap, > 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 tread the fields of knowledge led by his in fact many of the growers would give | Sm ooth Running, econom ical and hand and guided by his precepts. It can them to any one who would come in nnd ■**444V 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4444-1 ' Absolutely Reliable truly be said of L- E. Grennam that the pick them. This idea sliould appeal to 4 world has been made brighter and better some man' who has capital-luinv ------rbrh ish n vin gllV N n rili: Very little money would be required lo Sre me before Installine an enfine In your boat, you will not r r fir t It make a start and the business would pay | n handsome return. 4 1 notice near the corner of Oak avenue J. D. PARKER, Prop. i plJ. EN GLISH M ILLIN E R Y j Give Me a Share of Your Patronage SA N FO R D FU R N ITU R E CO, G. W. S P E N C E R U P -T O -D A T E ! Í P a i n t e r F e M i Mzer B A K ER NOW, AND SA VE M ONEY? P a in te r’ s Sanford C e le ry TH E O. P A IN TE R Special F E R T IL IZ E R f Ferro Marine Engines ! _______ L=4 VtiGATE-CITY HOUSE 3 II P. Spretai —e- and First street, between the car tracks and the street railway, the paving bricks have sunk between ihe ties, leaving ridges * In the‘street, nnd every time a vehicle * passes over this place it is like the ocean waves. Tills paving should Ik* taken up nnd repaired at once, as if makes it very —bad uuudiig lit ifiT present cundlilun. It Is a good time lo fix these bricks while the contractors are here. 4 In looking back nt the recent celebra­ 4 The two wells recently driven for the I Prier SUO T. P. Conpropst Room nnd Board $1.50 Per Day. Sanford, Floridi | city, one a t , the corner of Commercial Meals, .'15cs street and Park avenue and one on Sec­ #444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444+44 ? ond street between Sanford argl Palmetto Special Rate by, the Week avenues are both good. gushers and- the Mild !''•<*''*■<■'* nrmil iip. | C O N T R A C T O R cominodation at both places for man and ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ^ and B U I L D E R beast. Other cities havp these fountains and watering troughs operated hy the | city water works nnd here In Sanfonl i * * | where we are sorichlycndowed by Nature I DEALER IN with the pure nrtesian water, it seem s! * None but first-clnss lnl>or employed and nil con Ir«rt a guaranteed m In: m accurdanc* — | that we ought to bestir ourselves and, with plans and K|*M'ifimiilniiH have aTdceTouhtnin. This matter would I am In Business to do Business Those Who ^ c d My Srnlcr» be a good object for the ladies to take up | P o s to ffic e 771 nnd a civic league or city Improvement AND society could easily raise fuuds for such | C. H U G H ES W. W . L O N G Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty tion of the Fourth in this city I find that not a Ik>> in Sanford was injured during tbeday by fire crackers, toy pi slots or fire­ works and yet every one even the afore­ said small boy seemed to be satisfied. Having children of my own nnd knowing a laudable purpose. Sanford is known their propensity for daring deeds on the far nnd wide by the flowing sulphur wells I The Popular Price and glorious Fourth it always makes inc that nbound in this section and the more creepy to think of whnt may hnp|>cn dur­ they ore exploited the better the adver­ ing ihe day. tisement given our city. Let us improve Agent for Vlrglnia-CaroHna fe rAnd whnt n peculiar notion we Amer­ our opportunities in this respect and at | a tlllze rs ican have of trying to make a ioud noise Special Rates hy the WiVJt • First Class Special Tables Reserved Fur l-adir* least place a 'suitable fountain on Com­ on that day. Looking over the papers mercial street where it can he seen hy I the casualties for last Monday are as the people who have n twenty minute | large as ever and the job of the fool killer stop here and are often governed in se­ is still open. (Corner Palmetto nnd First Sts.) lecting a residence hy first 'impressions | Forty-six dead. 1.575 injured is the gained from the car windows. record of fatalities nnd accidents,. some — T he S aunterer. of them serious, for this year's celebration of the Fourth of July. Such occurrences I Stetson University are bad enough in nny form but had the sanle number of deaths and accidents oc­ The big University at DeLand has en­ curred in n railway wreck, the figures joyed unusual prosi>erity during tho past would assume double seriousness. As it academic year. The new catalog shows I is. many arc wont to pass them by With an enrolment in all departments of five HAVE YOU SEEN THE I e s t a b l i s h e d 1809 mere comment that it was In celebration hundred eighty-one (581) defTerent indi­ of tlie country's natal day. and that the vidual students. Three hundred seventyA re Offering A n y and A ll Kinds o f Florida Real Estati number is smaller than last year. So it six of these have been doing work of col- j may be. but such a celebration is n dis­ lege grade. These student» represent at as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms grace rather than a pride furimy country thirty-seven Florida mini lies, twenty- j which endures it. three states and foreign counties. A s Can be Had Anywhere. After such a day the efTorts of the safe The new Carnegie Library, which re­ and sane fourth promoters stand in more presents an Investment, in building, en­ prominence titan at any other time anti dowment and books, of more than one j lOflice on Pnrk Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets, Sanford, Florid* while many have laughed at their ideas hundred twenty-thousand dollarsjias been | for the observance of Iheltoliday there are opened this year for the first time to the msny, many more who are now thorough­ faculty and studepls, and to the general ¿ 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 + + + + .' ly heart and hand with the work. It is a public. One that will stand the greatest tests worthy and sensible organization and its A new dormitory for college and law I Cannot get out of alignment fight against a senseless powder celebra­ school men is nearing completion and will | The best machine on the market ( Kirn Su m í , one block frum Depot oppuaile Poatuftkv) tion 1» constantly growing. More cities be ready for occupancy at the Full Term, A $100 Machine (or $00 every year are adding their names to the Septemg'er 2flth. ^ This building 'WOracV See them nt Thr HrraM nffir h . e . w i s e , p r a p v rg i o r HRl uf "Sllft nnd Liners, u move of wliicJ) comodatc more titan a hundred young ■ ............. Fiirrtierly"Manager of Central Cafe they have reason to be proud, un<| it Is men. It is a three story, building, and S A N F O R D . H E R A L D . _ doubtless b u t » (water o f time wheh the w illbe elegantly finished and furnished F Is h cannon cracker will be a tiling of the past. throughout. However well the effort may develop A new bulletin of the College o f Liberal there can never be a Fourth of July cele­ Arts has recently been issued.. It contains t G EN TLEM EN bration totally void of casualties for there much interesting information and a num­ am attain asking for OLD SHOES, will be the fool brave one who will put ber of beautiful cuts of Ihe University will give what lliey ore worth E v e ry th in g F irst CU»* O r d e r « A t A ll H o u r s a fire cracker between his teeth, stand on buildings and of various scenes on the SIZES, 6 , 7, 8 , 9, 10 li AND IS a canon cracker, or look into Ihe gun ta. campus. A copy o f this attractive book­ L E . I r v ln ’s S h o e S h o p -a re if «tis really going off. Such fools ore let can be secured by addressing Stetson Prompt, Clean Service Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rates always present and their pestiferousness University, DeLand, Fla. Cor. 3rd St. and Sanford Ava. ► 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 4444444* Fresh Meats Groceries.- UP-TO-DATE RESTAURANT J. M. Reàl S T U M 0 N , Proprietor T h e Ma r k s E s t a t e A gency b l ic k e n s d e r f e r I A T Y P E W R IT E R FOR ALL P U R P O S ES TH E C IT Y ; f '« >5T| i r ' R ESTA U R A N T StoatS^Chops, Oy^torsand 'Old Shoes W anted A PLACE FOR LADIES AND T \tz\r£ * < a Specialty �aO R IöA ’S G R EA T SH IP CANAL Now Assured, and Survey Is Bejni Made have nam ed th e park F. J . T E R R Y CLOSING OUT / GO YEARS' My s lo c k o f Cum and B in ««. New F X P pm n u rc B uilde r of M rs.-B .-j. atariihg is Winner o f The aitlf second hand. Bargains ir you want them. . Harry-J. Wilson. Marble and Granite Monuments Season •Ticket •* _ _____ + ^ . Tombstones, Etc • Much interest has been aroused In the muiiing of the new ball park, and the di­ VASfc§, SETTEES AND IRON FENCES IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN rectors of the association hit upon the novRelettering Neatly Done. Let Us Esti­ T rade M ar k * W ekiva Tribe No. 41 el scheme of allowing the Sanford Indies mate on Your Work. JJtSIOHB to suggest nn appropriate mune fur the Hunting grounds of Sanford. Meetings Win call on you by request with Samples -a - • ■ CORVRIOHT» A o . M S * * * irniftn* a aketch und ,1eerripilon roa? oh the 1st nml 2nd Wed ties«fay of each mid designs. InijKirter of Foreign new park. Imst Sntuniny-Uley decided quickIf ABi*trial»* our optnion free wfiethcr *41 month in Masonic Hull. Visiting brothGranite rtiul Marble »ism Holden Park ‘ ns heijig the |.t. „ „ „ ers wMcome C h u rc h S tree t. Orlando, Florida iMtsmnt of the gehenislty of Mr. W. IV rpccLii elodee, « I I bout Cham*, In tbs .W r ite or C a ll F o r Prices Holden in allowing them the use of the grounds, nnd. the great interest lie hns ta­ wwrrwr» L. G. S T R IN G F E L L O W j A haridaomcly intuirei*! « r e t i , MAIL BOXES ken in the great American game. • Mrs. It. rul*thyim! ssu, wwiiii. —■ __ __fili%tl(Ui.iiï ii, »«rem ire )uiiraifr.— JUSTICE OF THE The best llox m ode—The Riley. Used J. Starling suggested this nauio and re. lic e r doiUbrall newidiwlere. exclusively on Route No. I. erivrd n"SiVison ticket ns n compliment NOTARY PUBLIC .* ’* Harry J. Wilson. Waahiuyiun, of the associatimi. This verdict will give general satisfaction, ns Mr. Holden is pop. ulnr in Sanford und lias done riun ii to Uflict» ill the City Hull 1 2 r ™ 11 The proposed billion dollar intercoastal waterway from Boston to New Orie'aniTis now likely to be n reality, the survey for * t h e work having been started by Lieut. Cot Edward Burr, army engineer for the Boston district. He hns appointed First Ueut. U. S. Grant, third United States en­ gineering corps, to take charge of the six crews now In. the-field working on the sur­ vey between Boston and Taunton. These crews consist of survey men, rod men and laborers. Col- Burr has an appropriation of $ 25.000 with which to carry on the aurvey. ’ This sum,according to the colonel, will not complete the work. He will nsk for more, The survey for the first section of the canal, from BrÄon tc-3w *f»A i der the direction of nbonrd of l/nited States \ 1 Jupiter I’mvins must have round mil ....... mil » . • «I M * Ihm the park was heiiigehristened uiiilat engineer officers ns follow s: From Boston to Taunton. LlerffT Col. Burr; Lieut. Col. once let down eilong|i sky juice to m„r,; James C. Sanfo^yTaunton to New York ; •han baptise the new infant. » f r a , Scientific American. .. /Wtíresdteft* IN EACH TOWN and diatrlrl to „.I 'tnmtr 'rür' •*mrl« Litui S P E N C E R ’S BAKERY 7 Í7 -— il'le xodlthililt*. «nenn evrryvticie VL" ' , Our ,i u,IS........... — . . . iim .. rntt Among the names suggested were the Col. Wm.JLJllnck. New York to Wilming­ FACTORi PRICES I to $ .f middlemen'« proAM b» tn ^ m \ '*ctnP ««*• Voa tare $>a ton; Copt. LowUrtMlfmd, Wilmington m following: mntre behind your Jc^lc ÖO fioT « WrreU n’.*nul,c.,u,*r'' Norfolk; Lieut. Col. Joseph Kuhn. Norhilk West Park. WAM . hJ *xrrrs to r u le r M" e n u . ------' — w K W A U I A ll.. „ t to Beaufort. Celery City Diamond. l O u WILL BE ASTONISHED t ü .bf*B,i,nI « * » i <hpi« » d The proposed Jnter-constnl wntcrwny M o s t C o m p le te L in e of Dimunin! Park. from Boston to New Orlcnns Is tentatively l au. riicai Dixie Park. ______ » _______ planned nlong the following mute: Dm mu W IV HKCON1) »boH u■HAÏ ^ " n “su,e ,Lit Baked Goods In V W uiuillr ha** sum 1 on hand taken In ally hare number t - to Taunton, to the protected waters of NurStevens I’ urk. prom ptly »I prici price» nn II ^ p r Wiptfy fy iT m e H " V e i’ll rsgansett Bay, through the (Kinds nml lnSunset Park. C O M TEM R A K ES , -S o u t h F lo rid a gooiis lying along the southern coast of Holly Park. Rhode Island to Watch Hill and Fisher's Robert K. Lee Park.' bland ; thence to New-York liny through Olympia Park. T I R P C A S A M P L E P A IR Long Island sound; thence across the Colonial Purli. I l l l k O TO IN T ftO O U Q E, O N L Y W e M a k e E v e ry th in g JP\,, T,xu,ar. rA 6fl#r*»o/f*w r Urn ij state of.New Jersey to n suitable point In 8 The Lucky Diamond ^ A iir , but fj iN/ndMTi ue will ttU>ouaiampUfiatrtor$4.SO{LQihu'tthctiUTS4AS). the Delaware river or hay; thence to the Kdgevvtiod Park K n o y v n to th e T r a d e Chesapeake; thence to Norfolk ; through Marlawe Park • * NO MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES NAILS, T n«kr o r OI m I w ill n u t lo t tla* the sounds of North Carolina to [lenufort Nnlional Hall Park. e l r out. Sixty Ihouuiid pxlre io U U«t year, U r u two hundred I bon «■ ml pairs now In uae. —Munroe Ball Park, -Inlet, orsoRfFTroirr^iideTn »it trtTrrrrnrar d Ilclvideriï PjirtT and caxy riding,venre.____________________ .... . “ nil**,yrt(llD?.ve7 dl,r»b*r*'*<D|iirdlii>l.lewitr " “ P i l o n e 10 0 a apretat nualityof rublwr. which never I w c o m r a ^ V H Ohistee Park. . will be of u maximum depth of twelve oua and which clotra tip »mall puncture* without allow III Park Avrnue Sanford, riorlda Losers' Lot feet, as follows: From Benufort to Witiyuh the air tocacape. We have tiunJrcdi of lettrr* from Htl*Nottea the think rahheir trnael " a " and punetnre alripa «IP* bay,-thence to the St. Johns river to Key Ponce de Leon Park. cuMoraeraatattne that thrlMlirehavrouly been puinprd and “ U." alao rtm atrip t: i ; up oncteor twice In a whole ara«on. Thty weieb no mbrt: ifiaa !? cutuuc. Thin Seminole Park. — Went.----- • an ordinary tire, Ibr puncture rttliUnirquain ir* brinirKlref] tUe, will ontlaat any oilier by arvtret layrrt of thin, apectaiiy prrparrtt finite“ the Athletic Park. . tnahn-H Orr, t L A b llO and Another canal will run from St. George traad. Thcregutarprlccofthraetlrcaiafs toperpalr.bui for KA 8 V IlLUING. Prado PflrkT" • sound, Florida, across the stnteof Florida BdvrrtUtnKpurpoacaweareniabinaaipceraWactoryprlccto the filler of only $4.80 per pair. Afl ornen ihlppcu tame dnv iFfter it rreived We shlpC. O. i). On Di-Soto Park. to the Atlantic coast, making the southern T o n s o ria l P a rlo rs • T e0? ! i ^ o uwJ.° West Side Park, part of FloridaHh island, instead of u pe­ XkITII UltUKIl and enctoae thU a. West End Park. ninsula. : ................................. H a ir C u ttin g The canal from St. Andrew’s huy to New l Inikeview Pork Orleans will lie of a maximum dejjh j j f ; _Assoclalitui Park___ and Genera! Barbernrd ", "’ .Tl*p',"«?»'« r n>mt,n■i^ycu ym,„u o We want you to »end u* a trial order at once, hence till» rcmaikahle lire offer Glendale Pnik nine feet, und will run oh follows; From ' I F Y O U N E E D T I N E S « “ ?'* *“!'> 1,1,1 •* « » r price umtl you rend for a pair of AIhaja * —- ——1—I I n . n . echtclhorn Punclure-l'toof Urea on approval and trial at St. George sound by way of St. Andrew's ! Sunny Side Park Hot and Cold Datha at all Houra. Hnt Sul­ •J1* •’’ •rnd'ictory prirequ(d*Tat«vei or write fdr ouMil^TIre aiid°^unSry t^talMuewhich elctcnbta and quoits all make* and kindaoV Urea at about half thVtuual price* bay, Chattahoochee hay, Pensacola liny. ■ Holden Park phur (lalha a Specially D O N O T W A I T orU.' o.ril,C..V*,r,I>0V‘ l ,U<'*y N lir m r s k Ok- im YlN O a Mcyclr Pediilu hay, Mobile bay, Mississippi liny, I Palmwood Park rt - ** T m ¿ r * * * l: ° f * P**r l*rrB irora Rnyone until you know the new and wonderful ■Uiir vi, 11 mid ymi Iwa-nmr n Sluunrh I’.ilnin c®e,r i wc Wklting. It only costs s posts! to lcsm everything* Write it NOW* ^ Mississippi river, to Lake Pontchartrain, I Criterion Park Pico Dlock oppoatla Eipraaa Offlca to New Orleans. Orplietini Pink. I ¿TJSfiSH^sSÄ y HEDGETHORN PUNCTURE-PROOF * SELF- E A LB ER T G R Ä M LIN G J . t . MEAD CYCLE COMPANY, ‘ CHICAGO, ILL. ——- t 20-PAYMENTS INSURER COMPANY PAYS 10 PREMIUMS MhWiWi/ANViVVAW1’iV«'ASiVi'AVAVeVTiVii,iYi'iiYii.Yili'a«>i, tb - No L ie n on th e O r ig - ' ,v. 1 1 1 1 1 , ,1 i i iiiiY iV 111 iifiK Kee i m i , 1, e e iii, ■■ iria ir iv .,^ E' l * No 9* L ie n on th e E s- : | if r»a -•8 In a l S u m In s u re d t-: m i = ta te of (h e In s u re d 5m ! 5 . . Ii ■ • «.111111 i n i n 1 1 1 1 ,1 1 1 1 i n 0 1 1 1 M i n i n i n 1111 na i l y • i»y rrt»AW.'M‘.W/W.'WV.M ••V ■1w m w .W AW V" ■"' >': iViiVeAVr.iV.......««. «»í . . An o p p o r t u n i t y o f f e r e d l you to more t h a n D o u b l e j Your Previous E a r n i n g s § A g e n ts a ll U n ite in j P r o c l a i m i n g it_ a W o r l d ^ l au B e a te r mm ,~JiiM'i>H)iiiiii:uinmmmiiiii.:iiiiiwJinini»iiii)»niMiH>i>imiimmnmiiiiimmnimnu)>iiiiHunimiiliniiinniimnmii(r>’rm >r:'.r,t'r-, V V IL M E R L . M O O R E , President Issue the usual f o r m s o f policies. Also a guaranteed coupon dividend containing a disability clause, which I s one of the most attractive ancCliberal policies bffered by any company DANIEL, General - T E M P O R A R Y 0 F F 1 C H -A T j r E . > a C í f gent, Sanford Florida 206 W E S T F IR S T S T R E E T �, . f . Uiy - ¿£T¿Va' J.Vj .ii. m£u July 16, 1909 TH E ¿ANfrMtb HERALD Wo reproduce the picture of the pro­ posed new Congrcgntlonnl church nnd the pastor, R. Lee Kirkland. Th^-church will be finished In the fall, and the pastor and members are to be congratulated upon having such a fine tern pie of worship. THE PRE-COOLING PLANTS One Will Probably Be established In 'Sanford Before Long ; Pre-cooling ns developed and practiced The new church is to be 00 feet long. by the Southern Pacific Ry. In California 50 feet wide, and 44 high, nnd will scat is snld to be the finest system i f refrig­ comfortably 300 people, wllh provision erator-known.- Sanford offers n fine field made to put in galleries later, when need­ for one of these plants nnd for the benefit ed. to Increase the seating Capacity to of The Herald renders the following article 400. The walls will be made of cement upon this system Is given: blocks, enclosing a strong frame structure, This company uses what is known as which will be plnstcred inside nnd the the 'intermittent" or Sprnguc Edson Sys­ celling will be laid off In panels nnd fin­ tem and has spent much time and money ished In the natural wood. The roof will be covered with asbestos cement shingles in its development. nnd so rendered fire proof. In gencrnl. the process of pm-cooling The windows ore to be of n good ^unlconsists in rapidly- refrigerating fruit, ity-of-onthedral glass and U is .axpeoiod — 7 vegetables, mekms-atid nothcr^pcrlshablc* thnt n number oi memorial windows will goods, otthe point of shipment, in the cars be donated. It will lie lighted by elec­ tricity. using n combination gas and elocin which they pro to be transported. There Rev. R. Lee Kirkland. D. D. Paster tric fixtures. are several advantages in this process, of which the most Important is that the A fruit, etc., so pre-cooled is allowed to be­ come thoroughly ripe before shipment; nnd the transportation of any fruit or vegetable, however delicate it m aybe,for a long distance, becomes feasible nnd practicable, so that, at the point to which it Is consigned it will be received in prac ticnlly the same condition ns that Jn which It was shipped. The well known method of shipping fruit In ice cooled cars Is, of course, h vnBt Improvement on no refrigerator at nil; but it is open to the very great objection that the temperature of the car is so gradually reduced by icing thnt It takes two or three days before the entire Contents of the cor are cooled down to a point ol which decay Is arrested, for which reason it is necessary to Bhlp per ishahie goods in a more or less unripe condition to allow for furthei ilpenlqg In transit. It Is evident theniore that any process which can greatly expedite the A ----- initial -refrigeralion-will-permlt—of—the shipment of fruits, melons, etc., in just so S i C9r — much more perfect-condition-«» regards ripeness. This is precisely whnt .pre- ‘ - f * r *T * * cooling does; thnt is to say. by the use of _T. ! ■ I I . 1 - e r r I 'm —— this method, a airload of fruit may be so 3=a I T rvz quickly brought below the (mint at which decay Is arrested that the contents may be absolutely ripe when shipped, and may CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH be delivered to die consignee in practi­ cal!# the condition they were picked. — -— Change In Business Besides the clement of temperature, the W. H. Wllllums hns piirrluised.'_n_hnL cmnnatlons from the fruit itself are aids Interest In the former E. A. Heffield Co ----- to-deesyr-nml-H-hos item found ofTErenr Where Devout or the Celery from T. H. Barlow, and the firm name will ndvantage to he able, not only to lower now be Barlow &. Williams. Mr. Willinnis the temiterature of the contents of the City Worship Sunday. Is an experienced furniture man.' nnd car, but to withdraw therefrom the heat­ ed air given off by the contents, nnd RESUME OE ALL CHURCH EVENTS while lie has only resided in Sanford short time has gained the confidence and charged with foul guses nnd emanations; so thnt the "Intermittent" system* in use f-ln le rest to Th a srltcttgtm isty ltt~ esteem of r vcrynntr Mr. imriow inis been the proprietor of the E. A. Heffield Co. Tor ----- b y Hid Southern I'nellfc'Coinpany is de­ dined— Subjects or Discourses the post year nnd is well known to the vised to accomplish both these results; for the Sabbath. people not only in Sanford hut over the namely, refrigeration nnd purification. Tli* Pallor* of ika C h u r,V n to ika C ity at* Karnnly While not an active member lo biinf or o o d ikair A h a u n u im m li aaJ entire stnte. The nparntus for tills purpose forces ulr alhri Church N r u l la ihia rrffirr no I talar than W r J i of the firm, Mr. Barlow has given the busi­ through n false door or other aperture, at Jar if 1*1 noon. first Methodist_____ ness much of his attention, and both or near the middle of u car ami distrib­ Rev.A.E-Hnuuiholder, pastor; church, corner Park Messrs. Barlow nnd Williams take this op­ utes this air, by means of suitable deflec­ •venue and tilth »Ireet; parionBSe, turner Mm tors nnd bafllc8, through the boxesof fruit noils avenue and Seventh itrret; phone 25- portunity of thanking their former patrons Sunday morning »ervlce nt II; evening »ervlce, packed In the car. The cool tiir_ passes 7:OOr Sumtsir ichoat. » : « ■: TTTT JIBS K: Met~ ami friends for titrWtrvom, and “nitk for ii into the car into a Continuous stream, linger, Silpt. Epworlh League. 3:00 Sunday even­ continuance of (lie liberal patronage ac­ ing. , * corded in the past. Tiie store will carry n and is withdrawn from the end hatches The People's C ongrciallon al * tnuch larger stock, nnd assure the public by means of temporary connections. At Rev. R. L. Kirkland, nastor; Sunday morning suitable intervals the inlet is closed for a •ervlce, II; evening »ervlce. 7:30; prayer meeting of the best of everything in housefurnisli Wednesday. 7:00 p. m,; SnUiath Khnol, U) a. m. lugs at reasonable prices. brief time, and an exhaust maintained J, C. Knsmlnger. Superintendent. in the outlet pipes so that u partial vacu­ Next Sunday, at If a. in., the. pastor will' Counterfeit $10 Gold Note um occurs in the car. During this port of by request lecture on Who is Mclchlzcdek; The Secret Service has discovered t the process, the exhausted nir is dis­ Heb. 7, l id 4. Tills is the lecture that new counterfeit of $10 gold certificate, charged into the open nir or wasted. This was delivered last Sunday night in the which is similar to the one unearthed fti inlet is then opened nnd the exhaust into union service. This time Mr. Kirkland Mnrch, 1008. The words, "In God We the outer air closed, bo that a circulation will divide it into two lectures, the first lo Trust," on the face of the note Is printed of cold air through the car is resumed. be given next Sunday morning. in gold tint, which is n characteristic of The cold nir, after circulating through the the first Issue of gold certificates of the Tlrst Baptist car, is passed by suitable fans over and Rev. J. W. Hoyd i>A»tor; Sunday morning »erv­ series of 1900. through a coil of cooling pities, to m in lce, ll: evening »ervlce, 7;30; Hahhalh »rliiiul. IMS These bogus notes have been circulated t. m.; Dr. J.T. Denton, Supt ; U. Y. P. U.Thunduy condense moisture'or essential oils cmn- at7;43 p. in., H. E. Tolar. Pre»t.; prayrr meellog |irinci|Nilly in Cuba, but a number have i. .anting from the fruit, or rather, that smnl every Wrditodny, 7:30 p. m. been located in New Orleans, where a portion of these which is left in the nir holy Cross Episcopal Cuban was recently arrested with $400 Rev. II. F. llmwn, rector; A. Ik Key, senior war­ nfter the vacuum part of the process. den: Sunday inurulnd »ervlce, ll; evening »ervlce, In spurious money on Ills iwrwm, most of The amount of vacuum, the frequency of 7:30; Salihaih srhisj, l!:45s. in i ll F. Whittier. which was in the ¡tew counterfeits. its application, nnd the lengtli of time Supt.; prayer uiM-ilng. 7:30 Wednesday evening. The yelluw tint on the bnck of this note during which it is maintained, should Presbyterlan is of n much deeper shade than in the vary with the kind and condition of fruit, morning »«vice, Rev. J. F. MeKInnon, pattar; . g »ervlce, 7:30; Sabbath arhoul. 0:30 n genuine and the mechanical nnd timing II; evening — vegetable, etc. " m.; Henry McLauIln, Supt.; prayer meeting Wrd- work is so.courscly done that it would To Bum up, by this process not only are nciday. 7J 0 p. m. The union service next Sunday will l*c scarcely deceive any careful handler nf the contents of the ent^ refrigerated,* but held In the Presbyterian ciiurch at 7:30 paper money. they are also surrounded by sweet, pure p. m. Rev. Mr. Housholdcr will preach. . To Subscribers — airrsterltixed by refrigeration------------No' preaching lir the morning. An order of the Postofflce Department, After precooling, the cars are fully iced Washington, D. C., effective Jan. 1,1008, as usual, bo us to maintain u low average Catholic Rev. M. Fox. rector; »ervlce* every second and provides that no delinquent subscriber temiKTnture during shipment. This pre­ fourth Sunday; early inn»». 7 a. in.; man and »rrserves the delicate flavor of fruit, l»orries. mun, 10 a. in.; Sunday achuol, 0 a. in.; vetper», 3 shall be curried longer than three months, p. in. giving us u reason that the department is and vegetables shipped hom long die furnishing n low rate of postage on news­ tuners, so that they arrive In a condition Moore’s Modern Methods papers. nnd does so for the benefit of a nut heretofore possible under ordinary re­ Everyone has heard of Moore's modern bonaiide subscriber who pays for his frigeration methods, nnd there is evi­ methods of bookkeeping and loose-leaf dence to show thnt the contents keep bet­ ledger systems. So great has been the p a p e r . _____________________ ter when exposed for sale than fruit which demand for these perfect ledgers that The If it’s priming yon want, send it to Tttr. has been shipped in the ordinary way. Sanford Herald has decided tpkeep a full H erald office. First-class work guaran­ The Southern Pacific Company's nppa line of these goods, and anyone wishing teed. tns for this purpose is nf llmhhihr.m mud. ledgers; itiunl slims. UU/ltltlClH1 ." Ug&iuur Arrival and Departure of Malls Ity and efficiency. The buildings are con­ books, and everything for the office of the Effect!v* May Seventeenth. structed o f reinforced concrete, and the business man. should call at The Herald £ at your Door! Y ou can get ARMOUR FERTILIZERS Drive your Wagon into Sanford Call on C. H. E v a n s _______ He can deliver any brand you want out of Our new Warehouse W ithout Delay— *Mais**»—-- *—.*■* —«—* Armour Blood, Bone &. Potash Armour Celery Grower ■— n Armour Practical Trucker Or any other brand of our justly Celebrated Fertilizers— Do you want Hardwood A sh ei? Dried Bldbd, Sheep Manure, Bloo^l and Bone Nitrate o f Soda? Ask- for- it, We lia ve it THE ARMQUR FERTILIZER take edre of the work for which it is de­ signed, but capable of a considerable per­ cent of increased output, should it become necessary, without addition thereto. '* These precooling plants are located ad­ jacent to large ice-making plants belong­ ing to the same company, the purpose of which Is to utilize n portion of the- ice­ making machinery in cohnection with the jvecooling system. — 1 Socialist Local Organized On July 1st a Socialist local was organ­ ized in this cit)rwith a good charter mem­ bership. All comrades are asked to affili­ ate with us. The meetings will be held every Thursday evening, nt 7:30, in Car­ penters''HalL Meetings are open to all, and thfe public at large is cordially invited to visit us. —G eo. E. J ohnson, Organizer. WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. {Writ« us) CHAS. H. EVAN S, Sales A'^ent, IN SANFORD CHURCIltS ___ machinery o{ «piple capacity, not only to office end get the b « r 1 1 1 m> i l i n i » in ------- --------------------- SnnfbrdrFloritla (Ask Him) New Model F Biiick Sanford Machine & Foundry Works | -Agents For the Celobratcd B U IC K * _ -, H ^ T l ■ 'T ".l - CARS .... — — '*' I » ■ ™ " - New. Garage in Connection for Repairing and Storage of Automobiles___ Oak Ave. between Second and Third S tre e ts Artesian and Deep Well Drilling Telephone No. 60 M. P. l ip e John B. Stetson University Litt. HULCEY. Plû THE BEST SCHOOL I fvirnrx FOR YOUR CHILDREN d ., t ) „ L L . Ö . ,’ P resident LIN CO LN ’ 7 00 B. m T T oS p. in.. G IS p. m South . .................. 7 0 0 «. m.. 2 33 p. in IS NONE t vt GOOD Tampa unly.................................... II 3S a m TOO TUusvltla branch........... 0 30 a. m . U 13 p ro S E ND T HEM TO STE TSO N O f t * l > n e d i .................- - 10 30 a. in Prnifnwf* «lui tmi ructor* CelUg« of LiImial Ari* Trilby branch................. 7 00 a. in.. I lOp.jn 1? Uuivtrtilf BtfiUiiiff College of Low *— Tavaret branch ........................... n 03 a. ni M Acre Campai College of Technology Leave For . . Mt StudcAiiUii Year . College uf BM.ue.4 „ N f r t h . . . . . . •;........ 2 23 p. nt.* 0 00 p. ro »2M.000 00 Kafera*« PiMukert Andón/ . Booth . . . . . . . I 83 p. in., 6 03 p. in.. 8 00 p, m 15.ÍXXJ Volum»* in LlL(ii) Nurmti ltd Model ¿bool« Tbu.vil r branch............8 »0 a. m.. 2 23 p. in $10 000 00 Pipo O,fan School of MecKink Art* # flyhdobrattfh.................. .7 ............ 2 30 p. m If Lifji Labaiatorsci fot Sc**m School of Meek * Trilby branch................. I 43 p. m.. 0 00 p m UniirpUMd Gf«i*l I^uipineni School of Fio« Atte . . , „lavare» branch............. . 2 10 b. ra Saperti« dMwilorin for ^o«M ima itd vog^ tew. Corifei edmloiitriiloo eod iboieegh ***** Btaorjrtrain* dally except Sunday; «dura daUy Chi«««»«* 00$ «nei Mctaitsa ___Itncklitf. _For I cotuofi ^ or eddii - for ioformeiko» or fer to— — e»W ‘ Cmas- F. Haunt». IVatros»1er. H. C. tluuM, Am i Pu»una»tcr. JOHN B. STETSON UNIVERSITY, DeLand, Florida V, •V. �July IO, 1900 /THE SANrORD'HERALD rroBTrUht, 1H9. by Am erican Preaa A u o *WF7 elation.] pick Ogletborpo o f Chicago hurried tato a London railway station Just lu tin# for hit Afaln, Jumped Into ono o f the carriages, and tho guard slammed tha door. In ten seconds tho train piled out o f tho statlou. Tho figure cf a woman—tho only other occupunt of tbs carriage-silting by tho opposite window appeared at Intervals In the ¿lm light The train wpa running on i track below tho city’s level, In tho lhadow of stono walls, vlnductu and baUdiugs, and fo r .a tlmo It was lm:■ p^ihia _for„hlm -to-tcll whother- aim was young or old. Biz months before ho hnd been Jilted least ao bo conHldored It—and after vainly trying to recover from the strain that follnwaA abroad for tha boo& tlt-of - Id»- benrt h«|lh. Ho wna now so far recovered H lo feel a alight, tuleneab 1» s-pretty llrl-a convalescent appotlto, so to apeak, that might bo coaxed Into hunftr-and bo wished the train would run out Into the open fields, where he ixuvollng com■^fjfaWg^ W S o n tho full light o f day came In at the window ho saw a lithe figure, clad In tho hablllmctilH of wealth and rofluouient, leaning back gracefully on tho cushions; but, alas, her faco was covered by a thick veil! Ogletborpo was not only an Aiuerl can, but a nntlvo o f tho weat, where eonrentlonsllsm Is tlclow pnr. He had no Intention* to rcinnln tonguo tied abut up with a young lady and tried tha usual method o f offering rending matter whereby to mako nn acquaint­ ance.. Ills effort wns auccessful,.and they soon fell Into conversation. Tho girl spoko In broken Fr«4i*ch and with t voice that Indicated nn nffoctlnn of __tha.throat.__Young pooplo o f -oppoolt«» ■— setrtntjat -sexmer o r Inter fnino'laT k^ tng) of iove and marrlago, and this __coupla was do oxceptlon to tho ruto. . "I Judgo," said tho lady, "that mon­ sieur has bod au affair. ■' It Is that Which makes him so bitter against our •ex." "I was thrown over without the slightest compunction." "If I wero to quostlon tho girl, per“ hapa «ho would, sny that it wus ahe who bad been tbrowu over." ___ . —— “Btrtr ctfntdn’tTui'y" th a t Fli glvo you 'the case In a nutshnll, and Pm «urc you will admit that my vlow 1« cor­ rect." With truo American western frsnkneaa ho gave an account of a love spat • "And is that what you call being -tfHtdr B x t n m iF g ir r “"T think It wns you who treated your flnnceo aha rue­ fully." '"17 Treat her shnmofully7 What could i d o r , 'Tou should hovo begged forgiveness for your henrtteaa, Inhuman action." fibe spoke tho words wnrmly, "Well, I Ilka that! Bent nbout my builneaa by a girl lu a freak, and 1 aiust beg hor forgiveness for alua that herself Lad committed i You wornto have no Bunio o f Justice.” "No aenso uf Justice! You men have no sense of anything. You say things to ua womeu to torture us and wonder why wo ahow our focllnga. If I had beea your fianceo I would have treated you exactly ns she did. 1 think she w»a very lenlont with you." "Well, upon my word I Did any ono •rer hear tho Uko o f that?" * At this moment tbs train run Into the statlou at Dover. Oglethorpe ask­ ed the lady If sho was going across the channel and when she aald "Yea" ••coiled hor on to the boat Tbo wa­ ters wero boiling, ob usual, and tho r couple agreod they would maintain a Pillion on tho dock to avoid seaslc'k*“*•• Bo they tat down lu chairs, fOgletborpo unstrapped n rug ami threw it over her. "Bo you really think that I treated my fiancee badly nnd Bhe treated me *» I deserved 7" ----------------"Of course." I :•"Well, X suppose I ulsy as well go j, J » c k bonto and eat humble pie," **• **tthl this fancying that If he hnd ®*do on liopreaalon aho might obow a Wt of pique. Bhe did not If he could have seen through her veil ho would hare noticed that with every plungo _ | ,»m boat ahu-w ss gelling whiter •bout the month and nearer a condl»°a la which, far from feeling any •Oour propre, one doean't even core to »” •• Not knowing tbo couoo, hor foilart to reply Irritated him. I** ••• her mnrrfcd to U r. McQlnty ■» ‘ha bottom of the eea flrat," be aald, | "*»»• Infinite spleen. Tbs girl quivered. With an effort • ran, tottered to the side of tho »•Mel and leaned over. Ogletborpo ' - I I > uw«* nml lu.M « . FARM DRIVEWAYS. experim en t Vou Will Make No Mistake if You Fol­ low Tills Stinlord Citizen'» »h« i Mrs' McOluty—at the bottom of the sea. I don’t care what you do." Xevprtheless. after reaching p„ri* where tho young Indy Joined her mot£ r, the qunrrcl wns made up. and all ended happily, She hnd known Ogle­ thorpe from the first and had played him. OWENDOI.IN ADAMS Advice N u er neglect your kidneys. ... you liuvc pain itv the back, urinary uiMirucra, iliz/ine»* and nervousness, u - tune to act and no time to c\pcri » mu 1 1,lit are all symptoms of kid m‘> trouble, and you should seek a .eiiu.iy wlurh i< known to cure the Kitlni-y*., Hoan > Kidney Pills i- the remedy to us*‘ " ‘ ‘ d to experiment. It ha» -uretl many stubborn cases in .S.lniord " ¡l"w tuc advice of a Sanford citirrn mil be Cured yourself. Mr- J. ( l‘ l lonnell, P. (T; Box 4 . niiford. via., »ays: "About two years •igo I had a sudden and. scvcre-attaeW llL-KldiiLy.■UouUv-— I was uunptcTeTy' jirostratcd and could not get out «>1 »"r several days, My back was von lime ami painful anil though I \\\k iiinlcr i the care of a physician and used plasters ami remedies, I grew tin better. A friend at length suggested that I try Doan's Kidney Pills and I t'Cldcd to do’ s o . although I had doubt« as t,, their being able In*cure me. I hey acted iuiinctliately. however, ind in two days I was able to be up ind armind. By the time I had taken lilt* contents of one box, all thIV jbllllN had left. I c ot ihank Doan's * g'llU Tor my cure.” *;• I'or sale by all dealers. Price =aj.. cents. ^ Poster Milbuht-Co., Buffalo, N’ew York, sole agents for the United t 1 « Stales. Remember the name—Doan's—and take no o t h e r . __________ _ Michigan Farmer Tell. How'to Make . Them With Gravel and Cinder«. While we nre l.nslly talking about good roads we must not forget the »lost lloodfaLom; 1« that -wl.UH-TnnT rr" m tl»*‘ gate fo the horns and over which we travel many uilh-s during Hu* year. At the time I moved lo Ma­ leslde farm n few yen rs ago the mud hnlj'itce^ for the horses And no ■hl-rtor for' flie men on the footpnHh . '•o.vs I>. Dean, a Michigan fanner Me moved to Mapleshle farm In April, nml thf> women folks did not get to the barns until after the middle of May As soon as the tro|is xvcrv In tlios« roads received my undivided attention until they were In a* serviceable con«lit Inn. _ . I did not draw In-more dirt to soak up, but began at the bottom by plow lug out and removing over n foot of the soil. I then opened n gravel bank nml drew In enough to fill thariaken nut. Next I made arrangements for some cinders ami put them over Hie gravel nbout n foot thick, 'lids nnswerod very well that season, but In the fall.before the mud began to deep­ en 1 covered the road again, nml dur­ ing the Winter nil the coal ashes were spread wherever there seemed to he n low spot. Hy following this scheme for four years I succeeded In making a road Hint never has ony mud. If I .Aml..a - low-»(»«.t—wbertr—trftigr-aia i»W= nTfcr"a rain It is taken enre of at min On tjie south side uf Eliii-liuu»** years ago I Imllt u road that Ims not required any repairing.ns yet Iwyond drawing three loads of gravel last spring. For this mad I pursued n Ut­ . Red Currant Jelly is one of the most ile different tnelluHl. it was old sod. Nipular kinds of Beech-Nut Conserves that we sell. It lins a dclicmmt flavor, so I plowed Ihrdugh It and Inrticd the iiudds just right to serve with n roast of sod npHltlo down three di*np on eltlicr. meat. Knch Conserve of side o f the road, then drew out all the licccli-Nnt Itraml dirt liiMivalh Hint wna loose mid i-nsy to handle- -------------------------------- ------- is made of (he hest fruit and pure sugar This li-ft me a trench nliout eighteen only, and includes Cherry, t-ranherry Inches or two feet to fill, which 1 did Quince. Raspberry, Strawberry. Pine­ from my gravel hank, and no cinders apple. Bearli, tirai«- Jelly and Jam. drape were put 011 .lids road, as I could not Fruit Mariiialuile.'amI other fruits. Belter make a selection frinii almve get them. This roadway.IS about nine and M-ail your order to Inrhea above tho lawn on either side ju u l—ucvijr— muddy:— Atroll r the" house nre cement platforms and walks, while the roadway on either aide Is no SANFORD. FLORIDA hard It can be swept at any lime. 1 find it pay« A lien you are at It to make g o o d roml and lakes no longer. I find a gravel bank, about the best bank I enn pntroulao when It comes to JEW ELER ruudumkliig. MY SPKCIAI.TIKS New Syetem of Highway Maintenance. Bii kard's llaiiit-l'ainled Chimi Patrick K. Leahy. cominlHslonet-uf ni^liam’s Sterling Silver highways, borough <>r QUcena, luis or­ Rogers' Plated Ware ganised a new system of liiHpectlo» and repair of highways. Bays a Long Klgin and Waltham Watches Island Pity <N. Y.) dlsjiatcli. The bor­ ough has liven divided Into a number o f districts as follows: Long Island ALL OOODS 0UARANTKKD CKy, 8; Newtown. Id; Flushing. l'J; Ja­ maica. Hi; Itoekawny. .V Kaeb of ♦ these illatrlcts Is to bo In charge of nn assistant foreman, who will In* held f strictly responsible for the condition of Ids district. The names of each AND assistant foreman and Ills men will be furnished to the property owners and residents of the district, nml the lat­ ter will be encouraged to co-operate with the new commissioner. Reports will be received from the foremen ev­ r o o m 20 ery night oh to the work that has been done during the day nnd the hours Upstairs, Pico Block | oaclr man bogau work and when ho stopped. The department has ft Kit),000 to spend on maintenance of tho H00 Olirò Tuesdays -1 to <i p.ni. miles of highways, which have coat * AND. fruiu f 12.000.0U0 to IHDJfHj.OUO and un* Saturdays 4 lo Op. 111. In had shape. 1 if? •f*-rr- . 'Plans, ' Specifications and Estimates on Applications Liquid Asphalt M»k«i Good Ro«d. Tlie road committee of the board of chosen freeholder« of Mercer couuty, N. J., lias lmqweled the Hopewell and Btoutuburg road, which wus recently macadamised and treated with liquid asphalt.__ The rood wna found to be In giMHl condition nnd ut present esn scarcely be distinguished from uu as­ phalt pavement. Tbo liquid ajsphalt was Incorporated In the road flurlug Us couslructlon, U-iag sprayed uiwu tho binder, ttid the floor stone, or tup dressing, being rolled Into the mix­ ture afterward. The extra cost was 8 cents a Byuaro yard. Tho stretch of highway treated measure* two inllaa. Furnished Repair Work Promptly Done ßeech N u t He nr y Mc La u l i n CONTRACTORS A ND B U I L D E R S ■ 113 First Street p E X S D G D C K L i R Y L 7 T 7 MeCULLER pbtr-w«* east side Of London the following true atdry la told: A certain club for work­ ing girls In tbe eaat end of Ixihdon .hml-racculiy cJoctod a. iiew^mmuber. and one day the secretary ha/qK-ued to look out o f the window nnd was sur­ prised to see the new member rush up to a atrnnge lad In the street, punch him violently on the head nud then run nwav Tho aeoretary remonatratea with her sharply, to which the new made reply: T m TerY • "«Tcar*—whsthax-'-you can or member I won't do lt.no more If U'a afitn ‘ be lova] t hava boan a rules, but perhapa you won't rnlud tell­ ing mo, then, bow am I ever to g«t e u « « « ir l'“11*1" »Q rales her veil to a level with but no further. Oglethorpe *»d started. When ahe got - f t -to box seat Im s o ld i-, 1 m golog to oee who you are If I «• for lt r . Oaku»0“ * ®»xa—whether y o u -e o o —or o»w# a hopeless reply. “ f rtlaad has voU. "Orsat hoar eoa, Aj u j I Can I ballava ■ ) •yssf* * - » on,t this tlmo tenderly. When «he return ed to her chair he «aid pfendlngly? Oh, Amy. tell me, nm I forgiven?" The Veiled Lady .v 0pp. Postofflce B B i Ä i i L n i E i i s i m i Ä i m i E i n ic ir ö iiM iip iiÄ ifs i We deal in Celery Farms and Farm Lands and we are the largest ownerS 'Of Town Lots la Wo don’t - have to oclvortiso. clioiip lands. The purchaser here saves more per acre ttrfrriiitTTirTtminre s a v e s o irllu T purchase price elsewhere. See talde of freight rates in our hooklet :: :: ;; L N Ó HOLDEN REAL ESTATE _______ COMPANY SANFORD H E E m iiiiN O FLORIDA ib ia ie id iiiii )|t ii 51(i )i ] n ic iio iiM iiP iiÄ iiN im Tor Good Average Prices nnd Quick Ret urns Ship lo Sanford Library JOHN V. DENTON & CO. Free Reading Room S S Fruit and Produce + 'S t r u tigers W e l c o m e 7 . ; . • > • > * + • > -x Soul Itwest Corner WusliiuiUmi and Cham bent Streets NEW YORK C IT Y Itl n Kl NCI S: Arliiii National Bunk o f New York City, or any Commercial Agency and lo Hundred* o f Shipper* who are »hipping to Ihrm regular G. R. CALHOUN Best Fertilizers On Earth pIR S T C L A S S C R A T E M A T E R IA L S , Sanford, Sanford Machine I Foundry Peoples Bank of Sanford Works iiNow bundles business in lfiOfi. Capital $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 Opened for Accounts of Repairing All Kinds of Mflcliincry— Residents of Sanford and immediate vicinity DKALKRS in MOTTO: Automobiles and Gas Engines Office und works 214 Oak Avenue TlioiiQ 130 SANFORD, FLORIDA SEVEN HUNDRED AND SEVEN "T o ts fair w ith Ijoth friend and.fos, Oft your own littlo rights forsgo; It P s ys .” • . D EP O S ITS M. M. SMITH. * President - INSURED A G A IN S T LOSS II. R. STEVENS. . G. S. PERRY. Cashier VIce-IYeaidcnt à n t W n W W M l V 4........... 11. E. TOI-AR. A u 't Cukhler �rema WP? at-.- '.f THÈ sÀNFbRb Herald 6 \ THE SANFORD HERALD Orlando lias j Ined the Just as good tt« IV > + + + + + + 4 -**+ 4+ + + + + + + + 4> 4 **4-4Sanford" crowd PubtUhed E m j Friday U o m in i at Sanford. Fla. Sanford presents more opportunities to R. J. Hoixv, Manacini Editor the investor th a n o n y o t h e r city in the.] South. ._______• , . Subscription Prie«, $1.00 a Year In Advance The editorial page o f the Lake City CitEntered as second-ciati mail matter Aulust 22nd. I izen-Reporter was rather yellow Ln its | 1908. at the Pottofflce at Sanford. Florida, complexion lost week. under Act of March 3rd. 1879. Once First Floor In the Bit hop Bloch, Flrtt Street Telephone No. 148, Jacksonville wants to drop theville and mako it plain Jackson. Does anyone ob-1 Ject to belni colled a JacksonvlllianT M a ry’s Bathing Suit Mary bought a bathing suit; While In the »hop It looked quite cute 'Twas dltappolntln* very— It looked a tight on Mary. —New York Telegram. So Mary bought another ault That fils her to the minute, It isn't much to look It —hut - You ought to »«■ her inn. —Cleveland Leader. tyoi_________ _ . When Mary (oea a-irlpplng Acmes the sand* to reach the tea It must tie simply ripping. —Houston Post. Now this suit flta so close and light. The male admit« gtlin—. .. It's hard to tell where Mary stops And where the suit begins. —Tampa Tribune Though this uncertainty may b Tth-rr's scarcely any doubt. The suit whUe flndlni Mary in Will also And bar out. -Miami Metropolis. Send her to Daytona Beech, _ Where Johnnies won't molestTter, And If the stockings roll to reach At laast they can't artist her. «»my »6, I90fr Editor Howard of the Reporter-Star Iwishes H distinctly understood that his paper docs not need assistance. Lucky | |paper! _____________________ I Sanford Is building residences,- storel [rooms, brick streets, a new .electric light! and power plant, and several factories. ( Can you beat ItT M E T T IN G E R ’S Next Door to Postoffice Phone 144 — MEN’S PA N A M A HATS, $5.00 TO $9.00 \w Latest styles Ladies' Dutch Collars Ladies' W hite and Fancy Parasols, reduced from $3 and $1.50 to 9 9 c New Lot Men’s Pants, $1 to $ 5 .0 0 Rubber Coats, Slickers, Umbrellas Each* 5c purchase entitles you to a• vote in the Piano Contest -. _ Buy at Mettinger’s and vote for your society or friend. Those with 5(^0 votes and over Wolaka Q tb..— ..... ____ _ SANFORD - - ■> Miss Jessie Stumon...................... .............. 50.009 .Mlis Aranka Takach............................ i Congregational C hurch.................. '1 Mias Ella StrlnSfeBcnr........................... 1 Knights of Pythlal............................... Miss Mnybrl Wuulburn.......................... ■ 41.888 18.985 12.100 9.093 0.777 . 3,729 1.968 Miss Nona Oownn H itg liiiyI Mias Annie Higgins.. ________ Woodmen of'tho World................ . Mrs G. W. Venable.................. ... our or Town Miss Mille Lord. C ly d e..,.......... . Miss Almena Brooks................. ». - t .- r o r 1,407 1.171 998 1,646 502 Reasonable hours) ~ , . Mayor Jewell of Orlando is making Store Closes 0 P. M. Except Saturdaya 'Half day recreation j For E,"P|“ï « strenuous effort# l«>4»crea»e.Üi£_íuiuJ for Every Thursday Afternoon advertising pwposes this season. Thoogh old in years. Mayor Jewell has lost none __ __________ l j ____________ ___________ *_____________________________________________ , • of his energy and labors early and late [ 'Me-See-no” lemon In Snnfotjri. They for Orlando. |don’t raise tlieir own.—Reporter-Star. Wrong again as usual. Sanford raises It is rumored that the proposed trolley Iline from Kissimmee to Sanford- will he |a special brand the whnpeqf n surveyed at once nnd that capital will and hands It out to Orlando on state oche raised at once to ptfsli the line to com­ icasions like the glorious Fourth. Our hus­ pletion.- Such a line would be of great ky ball players can grow lemons ns well as celery. value to this section. » .. A Drink a Bottle of OUR m oil SCHOOL BUILDING The public school always commands the slneerest sympathy of Tilt H erald in ev­ rLOWINO WELLS— FLOWING LANGUAGE There are over twenty-live new resi­ ery effort to better nnd increase its use­ Some of the Florida land frauds would dences in the course of construction in fulness. Money spent for school purposes Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent illness, aid Sanford at the present time. But these do credit to tiie Western boomers of early Is less questioned liinn any other form of digestion and give you health days. One prospectus of Florida so-called * are inadequate to accommodate the great money expenditure. We would like to see number of new residents and many more vegetable lands states that flowing wells .every school house built low-storied nnd can beobtalned anywhere In the state at n square, enclosed in large and ample should be built before the winter season. depth of from onehundred and fifty feet to grounds where the school children could two hundred and fifty. This same gcntleTiie Fort Fierce News is making a strong have all the free space for playtime ne­ -man-that tnakesthe-stntemctrnjaHlinBM plea for a city park. Tills is a good move cessary to Uuurlumlth and tlielr-happifurced: to drive one in a section outside o f ness. It is the idea now most considered on the part of any city, In Sanfonl we tiie artesian area.—There are many places are blessed wlthslx parks, nnd that is not 1811 — 19 09. in colleges, that to he a good «cltolar, one Oxford, North Carolina In Florida where flowing water can only one too many. These were laid out many must first he a good animal. Hcultlt is . Classical,Sctenttfloand Eugltah Course#. Preparsa forrol. be brought to the "surface after going logo, University or the Uovernmcnt Academies, Ullitarv 'above all tilings to" be- first considered. years ago, and now with the rapier growth train Inti develops prompt obodlotioo and wanly rarrlauo down five hundred feet or more nnd in” The present method of considering the Iof the city the parks are becoming favor­ Academy U year# old with experienced teacluia. ^CadSte many instances no water can be stmek dine with wit the principal and laJlua ol hU family, lecurliie ite places with the public. beauty of the lawns about tite school the _______ ___ Modern tbo cult« culture ol home Itla. Cultivate« and educates. at any distance. Bringing the water to buildings, per loot sanitation, wholesome înrè,no orowdluè! buildings as of the first importance must the surface will not aid the gardener ns One of the greatest features in the L a w n " a t i n * RnJ a¿ ' ph>,lc " ftnd •<*'»< tretalng flhady he fully condemned, and school hoards Îd £ V r itë i« A "si"? ? ,V‘ rter mile running «rack, 800 future development of Sanford would be the water must flow with pnough force to taught the value of athletic fields and plen­ m r n ^ p i o r e ' o l ' » " » ► " " . « « e u j - . In the social come forth iu n strong stream that can Christian people. The town noted ty of ground space about school buildings _ beautiful lake shore driveway. The for over a century as an educational n im educatio n a lw ----di, ree ready for distributing where children may ronm nnd_gl.vii.full river front could be mnda most nttnmtiw Ijg L U l**» 10 nn H O R N E R ___________ m i l i t a r y___________ scho ol play to all bodily organg nnd members. by bulkheads nnd filling making a c o n -' ncre ,rnctCoL J. C. Homer. Principal. Oxford. N. C. Purchasers of land could get some val­ --------------------w — Also not be compelled to piny either in tinuous shore drive for several miles. uable knowledge uhout the artesian dis­ the street or overrun private grounds, or Could this be done before the channel of trict from, the mute geological re|>ort tiie river is deepened, the dredges would else sit with folded hhndH. -doing nothing D R. Issued by the Experimental Station G. B U T T to build up the body that it may contain ussist in the work of filling and the ex­ Gainesville which clearly demonstrates pense, would .not be so great as .appears o sound mind-------- —— ------------- —r ■ W N T is r ihaFihe flowing well district is limited. If we need an addition to the high school nt first sight. Lake Monroe is one of the Rich indeed would be the state that Room 13 Pico Building building, let's have one. The property finest lakes in Florida and yet tiie city of Could get flowing wells anywhere from owners and tax payers will never com Sanfonl derives very little benefit from it SANFORD, FLORIDA deptli of fifty to one hundred and fifty plain nlKiut a little extra tqx if something ns n pleasure resort. Several Florida ############# feet from the surface. of needed value is obtained for the money towns of 1,000 Inhabitants and less have DR. R. M. MASON rnised. education is what has made this adopted the sea wnli and shore driveways country great. The public schools nre the and tiie expense lias been overshadowed DENTIST bulwark of the nation. The United States by the great benefits obtained. Weltxirn Block Plume it) dins by fur the finest school system in the REGARDING DRAINAGE world. But it is not perfect. Not any­ Sanford, Florida Wlille other sections of the state are All Local Advertisement« Under This thing is. New ideas are developing every Heading, One Cent a W ord Each Issue day relative to school efficiency. Make complaining of severe floods and Washouts . JOHN C. SNEAD the public schools the great institution for the Sanford section is none the worse for W e have anticipated Bargain in two young fresh Jersey cows, building the finest citizenship the , world wear. It is estimated that one of the with heifer calves. Three gallons each. ARCHITECT has ever known. Intelligently spent money largest rainfalls ever experienced fell here, Cali or write. C. Fred Ward.Winter Pnrk, yet there is very little damage reported. Tlinno 165 113 W, First Sirrcr on public schools is the best investment Florida. Much of this is due to the topography of | this nation can make. ■SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A W antzd—A woman for I ioubc work. Let the schools be equipped with every tills section and to the excellent Bystem Lock Box 58, Sanford, Fla. Needs und Beucht Our 43-tf appurtenance and every aid kiiown to of drainage. When tiie county ditches F or ¿ all— D ue-fourth block betw een Stock of advance the wortlt of the school children have been comtgejcd in this district there First and Sfccond streets, beautiful build A . C. H ART and make of them citizens so highly en­ will be no question about tiie land being ing site. Lake view. 91,000. F. J. S U R V E Y O R AN D D R A U G H TSM A N ■m dowed with mentality and good sense able to drain eveu though tills section Powers. Level Ins ami Cmss-SectlnninS for Drainage should be visited with a deluge. Sanford that no anarchy, no subversion of a free For Sale—IC-ft launch, 3 h. p. engine. Ta Specialty government, can be possible. Let them has the finest drained lands in the United Bargain, if sold at once. T. P. Oonpropst. SANFORD. FLORI DA ■ • 40-tf be fret; from ull religious bias. Let sci­ States, or will have when these ditches are For Sale— Buggy and harness, in good ence reign. Truth nnd a sound morality constructed, and our people should get busy condition. A bargain. E. L. G., Lake ANDEW JOHNSON should be the basic principles. If tills on this question and sec that the drainage Mary, Flu. mnttcr is carried. city needs an addition to the high school ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Fou S ale .— P. M. Elder of thrCelcryavbuilding, why btlild it. Build it Hi once | rnue cash store has 2(10 bushels of peas Practices In State and Federal Courts. SANFORD HERALD S “ JO K E S" Don't delay a moment in getting into ucfor sale. 34-tf C. T. Huildlntf phone 248 AND Well how did Orlando enjoy that rnft of tlon on the proposition. This community Far sale cheap. Quick side. Need mon­ is a rich t-uinmunity and cun ufford wliut- Holly Jokelcts" wo copied from the San­ ey: . Fifteen acres celery fnrrn.’ Box 473: ford Herald yesterday? ____ -e v e r is necessary In- the_ wny_of ~Bchoot How did the' Reporter^Star’s comments .For Sale—First class square piano, TH O M A SE M M E T " WILSON buildings,- If we needYt new uddition to on Sanford on the 4 th of July cclebratiuti cheap and time. Box 473. 4U-4t ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR tiie high school to tuke care of the great compare with the HeraldT____ F or S ale — Fine Jersey Bull for sale or AT-LAW Orlando was Sanford’s guest and hav­ influx of new residents there should sure­ ing eaten salt with Sanford it would have fur service. Address John Jets, or-Phone Late State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of ly be a Way to build one despite the fact been worst! than base to have suid any­ 50. Florida 42tf ^All to Suit YOU nnd YOUR Residences, Sanford and Sylvan Lake that the state of Florida has seen fit to thing but kindly things even though Or­ For Sale—Model M Cadillac in good con­ , 4 % lando Lame back with plumes laid low. dition. F. J. Nivcr, Daytona, Fla. 47-4i turn down (he jiroposltion. But then Sanford was host and added to ? Pocket-book F or Rent— Old land tiled and in fine that was victor. Victory are usually gen­ GEO. A. DeCOTTES There are many people from the north erous. But say I—Reporter-Star. shape for crop this season. F ive room ATTORNEY and O O U N S n jJ lR at l a w Spring is opening up and in Sanford this summer uiuking investPoor Howard 1 He has joined the Lem, cottage on farm. F. J. Powers. Practice in State and Fcderul Courts roents and every one of them are most on League. Last week he waa too tick Furnished rooms, delight fully cool, plensyou will be compelled to agreeably surprised at tiie cool climate of to enjoy tiie Fourth in Sanford and from untly located, singly or together. No. Oil Welborn Block Sanford, Fla it Florida at this season of the yeur. Many tiie tone of tito above he must be very Oak ovenue. com e out in a New Outfit For JiuuL—Duo and three-quarters acres of them reside in tiie middle states where bilious yet. He .certainly did the renders summers nre hot nnd there Is no cessa­ of the Reporter-Star n good turn when he of land, near city limits. Address Box DR. W. E. HpUSHOLDER W hy not let us supply your 35Ü City. tion from the lie at and no chance for copied the “ rail of Holly Jukclels" ae It ------ D E N T IST " To Bwrr, Unfurnished.— Tiie large house, needs? 7—--------------cooling breezes. Florida is the furthest helped out lite R.Ü. greatly and no doubt ell and kitclum on Amory Grove, four ' Phone 141 south upon the map yet its location is the gained several Bubscrlbj^- TheOrtando «nlles from Sanford, with stable, water Rooms 23. 24 and 25. Pkx> Bldg. "There is nothing new under U»« *u« most Ideal being fanned by breezes front people always did enjoy ’ Holly‘f Jokelcts supply, etc. Rem |240 per y e a r ;.b * SAN FORD. T t -flL in i y w i t i I BBi poyeMc mmrtirtr in T trhrnnni. the Al lfllitln flueati __________ « s osn» esse side -m end tliey PilJuy'TTieiu yet us Is evidencetT But none o f the Goods under . the Gulf on the other. In Sanford we by the number o f Orlando subscribers to |Reply to C. W. Rantoul, Ü0 State street, Boston, Mass. For nt p— V \ O. E. CELERY CITY AERIET1853 are mespecially || blessed b y ..bovini Lake Tiie H erald.--------- ----------Isdi apply to John T. Arrents, on jtlie our ro o f are OLD, and much Monroe to assist in the giving of cool 48-tf Meets Tfiesduy nights, at 8 o'clock, _at Victory are usually generous" or words Place. .. brhezes. to that effect“ the hall In tite Stone-Gove building, on NEW and up-to-dute b w —Oii morning of 5th on Third street near city park, pair gold bound spectacles. First street. A trolley line or even o good hard rood The Orlando Reporter-Star In declaring Finder return to post office and receive Wo don't charge anything for u loot from Sanford to the. East Coast would be that "Sanford hands Orlando a. lemon" substantial reward. o great benefit to the city. Tbe busy stated a fact wliich no ope will contradict Come and investigate before ^ SANFORD LODGE, No. 27, L 0 . 0. F. man could leave tbe office at five In the Do not throw away money on doubt Meets every Monday night at 7:30 in Ma­ considering the proximity of the two cities buying elsewhere evening, be at (he coast in two hours hnd to groves of citrus fruits ail descriptions ful seed. L R. Philip« wlH give you a sonic HalL Visiting brethren are cor­ return to Sanford die next morning in —Pensacola Journal. Great -Scout jample of celery seed to test for yourdially invited. W. S. B aldwin, lime for business.' »elf. Get them new. — -------It wasn't a Sanford grown lemon at Secretary. G IN G ER A L E OR S O D A W A T E R The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla Borner Military School -WE Can Fit you LOOK WANTS For Our Store Y OUR Clothing, Shoes, D. L. Thrasher . * i; y„ w: ..i ... <m �- July 16, 1909 IN AND ABOUT THE CITY THE SAn FORO HERALD Men'« Panama halt, nt Mettlnger's. Wade, the tuner. Orlando. A. P. Connelly left Monday for Wash- I8x3u Frex R„gs. 37c. ut Miller & Son. Ington and Nt;w York. little Happenings—Mention of Twenty-one meals at Stumon's f,(r U. Attorney Johnson sjient ’ several days this week at Jacksonville. • Matters In Brief. Your sanitary tux is due on the |()t*h Complete line ladies’ underwear, at 1 it »«w and avoid trouble. Met ti nger’s. Hr. Puleston believes the. ordy way to The new electric theater in the Leffler PERSONAL ITE M S O f IN TE R ES T get over the roads near Osteen is by uir block is doing u good business. snip. Hrst-cluss harness and saddle repairing, l-ntest styles in Duteli collars, nt MeU nt Dickins’ staldes. . 4U-tf Summary o f the Floating Small Talk Ungers. Succinctly Arranged fo r tlurIt is not so much chance or luck but Attorney T. E. Wilson attended Crim­ . rled Herald Reader». good playing that is winning our victories inal Court nt Orlando this week. on the base ball diamond. THE Herald's 'phone is No. 148 While your wife is away, make yourself A good family burse for sale nt n bar­ Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford. at home at Stumon’s.. 21 mutts for J4. gain. N. H. Carher. -it; Write Wm at Orlando. 1 T. ET Mead of Oviedo has jiurchnsed Walter Core o f Oninrsvlltn Is spend! ng H E. Adam» of Tampa spcnL^Mondny-l limT-imres of good -Imnt-nnU^UTuIst' this week in the city, tut in the city. jHiHlfirW* Mrs. II. It. Deane of Jacksonville Is vis­ America alarm clocks for 8 5 c . nt FtfFor an up-to-date tailor-made suit, see iting her Bister. Mrs. J. N. Whitner. ujdd’s. '— H. A. Caldwell & Sons. The famous Elgin Creamery Hotter for 9x12 Crex Art’ ESTunres, nt Miller & Son * A. O. Talley is in the city this week ■ale at W. W. Long's Grocery. for *7.75. * sdllng the eclehrnteil Carey roofing, l iM-1— iaV '•«% ** ’ s' -“*•' • OtefTtreet Is enjoying himself ut ... Mr». H^A.£ortfit left. - lt* ‘ Flint, Michigan nnd e x e rts to stny sev­ hum. txma*Beadi to spend the summer. eral weeks longer. Co-Fly keeps Hies (X T horses and cattle, When you have an item of news cnll S. O, Chase returned Wednesday night 25c and 50c. At all drug stores. 44-10 phone No. 148. from iioinis in the East where he has Mrs. Roy T. Symtururid daughter have If you don't think Miller & Sou will been sojourning with his family returned to Sanford after s|>cndiug sev uve you money, you try them. Buy a meal ticket, and eat your Sunday crul months at her old Jinme lnljikeCity .E. H. Tomlinson of Jacksonville spent dinner ut Stumon's. Mich. • several days of this week in the city on Mrs. Bridges arrived in the city this Your sanitary tax Is due on the 10th business. week rind will remain here while Mr. Pay it now and avoid trouble. Jupiter Pluvius won two games of ball Bridges pitches hall for thcSnnford team. Among the visitors to The Herald ollice this week. Ju|»e is a good player. *7.15 will buy an iron bed, n good this week was Elmer McCreary of Caines Center tables at Miller & Son, from 80 8|»ing and n mattress, at Miller & Son. ville. son of Editor II. II. McCreary of the cents up. » Gainesville Still. -Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mahon'ey have re­ Planting time is here. M. M.Smith will Get your fencing now, nnd get the turned to the city nni| nre receiving con­ sell you land on easy terms. American or ihc.Kllwfod kind. Geo. II gratulations from their many friends. Jesse Burtz, the man who never sleeps Kern aid Co. 24x48 Crex Rugs. Gl)e. m Miller & Son. 40 Is getting out a directory for Oriundo. M. M. Smith has 1,900 acres of celery MissGencvicve, the accomplished daugh­ Dining chairs, high hack, for 97c. nt ter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Viering. arrived on land. Sold on easy te rm s._________ Hiller & Son. .the Ciiy of Jaek'siiiville Friday lust Iron» Jlrs Geo, Greenwood has returned to rWnrfl the b e st, Georgia peaches I Jacksonville where she has been visiting her inane in I.mmwood nfier cpAiuimg gel them at Hill's Grocery._____ [.her sivtxrrMfS; J.H-WHkrrsmr — sever!« days the guest of Mrs. C, R. Wul Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Van Ness. Notice.—Have you a .celery farm for cr.___________________ .________________ Ust Sunday morning, a_Dnc bay. |salr? If So, "address! with- particulars, Now Is the time to hay your suh Irri­ Do away with dust while sweeping car-1 Call Box 125, Smithlield, Va. gated land. See M. M. Sfuith. pels by buying WizznnI Cur|>et Cleaner of J. H. Overman Ims disposed of his laun­ Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Diefenderfer arrived W. W. l-ong. dry in Mulberry and expects to oroi;iin this-ritjnm^rut'Sduy and will be at House to rent for the Bummer, corner huilding and install a first ( lass steam home at the corner of Palmetto avenue Magnolia avenue nnd First street. En­ laundry in Sanford. and Sixth street. quire of Mrs. M. L. Allen. A little money now and a little now and Fancy wurk supplies, at 507 Magnolia -tf ____Miss Beaula Dunlap left Thursduy fur then is the way to buy celery land. Set* ivenue. s three month's visit to her old home nt M. M. Smith fur particulars. Hurrah for our base ball team! There Canton Ohio. I)r. Armstrong's next visit to Sanford is nothing so inspiring as enthusiasm and N. P. Yowell & Co Who handles the Best Goods in Sanford, whose stock is kept' up the year round, very seldom you don’t get what you ask for. : : ; : : « .. Complete Line of LA D IES ' AND G E N TS ' FURNISHINGS y t » —1 Ai ^ 'N T *—* & CO. ♦♦♦♦❖ +<►•►+•(*•!•♦++«> ■{•<>♦♦♦4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 .1 iUR MEN’S APPAREL is a perfect production of- pleasing style, and adaptritself fo lh e needs of good dressers especially during the warm weather months. % *" ** Our stock of merchandise is of the L. K. Philips has his new cro p celery will lie on Aug. 5th. Anyone havingaiiy eucoiinfgeuient, unless it is the Judicious --------— »ecd In and will give you u testing forilr of eye trouble, headaches or tier use of ducats. voiisness should see him. Ollice at hotel '»ample free. Hay Henry Clay Flour of W. W. Lung. 48-3 Tin1 best on earth. You want the best Georgia {»caches Sanford House. One day only. iTuu gei Iheul ut Hill's Grocery. —— GrfaToim pIr U t r r t r r r sent-from v L K. Philips uttd test them untl see Mr. and Mrs. Q, E, Scott of Columbus. that you get what yon wunl. New Claude C. Howard returned Tuesday Ohk», are in the city this wnek. They will crop seed now In. ’ froifi ’an extended visit to Michigan and probably locate here In the near future. Rev. J. F. McKinnon of Sanford has points in the East. His ninny Sanford If you want u first-class tailor-made been invited to deliver aji address in Scot­ friends ure glad to welcome him home. »ait for *12.08. cull at D. A. Caldwell &. land county, North Carolina, at the aiiuiiMcKinley edition ol ten cent sheet mu­ Sons. al re-union of the McKinnon Klan. Aug. sic, all the |x11Hilar airs, m City Cigar Store. The City Cigar store has installed a flue Hill. 1909. A belated |M»stal from N. O. Garner, |n»s (»oda fountain nnd is now prepared to Mrs. J. M. Toler and little grandson, nuttked Atlanta, states that city as being •me ice cream nnd cold drinks of ull Ernest Hrolhersoii, left last night on a two II right, hut "inn Tarirwny from Sanford kinds.______— ■ ------ --- -__ weeks visit to relatives ut Hawthorne. to ever amount to anything." Dr. R. M. Mason left Wednesday night Three furnished or unfurnished rooms Haill by the Pupc Contraeliiig Go. sufto spend a few dnys with Ills family in for rent. Hines building, over Woodruff's flcienl guarantee. 42tf Tcnnille, Go., returning Monday next. store. See K. L. Jones. 40-tf Dr. und Mrs. W. E. Housholder expect Good second-hand buggy for sale. Box The launch ride given by Will Viering to leave next Monday for Ihiliimore, New 854. 44-tf in honor of Ins sister. Miss Genevieve, fork and Washington. They will be ab­ See C. A. Reed for furniture nnd piano who recently arrived from Jacksonville sent about a month and during thut time •moving, tf Dr. Huusholder will have his dental par­ proved quite a success. lors dosed. There are more new people coming to The American and Ellwood fence nre Sanford this summer lluiu ever before nnd the best on the market. See them at the 27x54 Crex Rugs, 85c. at Miller. & Son. ¿H of them are purchasing property. Geo. H. Fcrnald llanleware Co., before Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher niuldnugh New crop celery seed lust received, purchasing. ter May have taken a cottage at Daytona and gel sample and test them for Rev. J. F. McKinnon left Sanford Thurs­ Bench and will enjoy the salt breezes for »ourself before buying. L R. Philips. day for a month’s vacation. He will stop the next month. They were accompanied Keep your eye on Hill's Grocery for n lew dpys with friends In Abbeville, S by Misses Miriam and Beth Metlinger. ❖ Georgia peaches. C.. nnd from there w||l go to some higher Miss Miriam returned Tuesduy, N H. Garner expects to lenve next week latitude. 8x10 Crex Art Squares, at Miller it Son lot Toccoa, Ga., where he will join his At a bargain—SlTncres of best celery for- *0. family und spend the summer. land in celery delta. On St. Gertrude ave­ Mrs. Will More and sons Henry und Ar Chairs, Mauds, rockers, inutting. spring nue. See Murrell, the real estate man. iliar s|H‘nt Tuesday night In Sanford, on and window sltqdgg fur nillr jMptrti ■WelborU-block------------.-------------J9 -ti- their return from the beach, where thry otty new. Enquire at Herald omceT George Bromley, u prominent trucker ol have spent the past moil Ih. They left oh Special {»Ices at Miller & Son, before Gainesville is in the city looking up the the boat Wednesday morning for their taking stock. You can save from 20 to celerjt quest ion..-Mr. Bromley will try cel home in Atlanta. ery near Gaiacvsille this scutum and “ «> T *rren r Give them n trlaf.* Your sanitary tax is due on the H)th. wishing to get information about the real Pay it now und avoid trouble. Mrs. R. J. Holly and children and Misses article came to Sunford to get it. Alice und Lucy Whitner left last Monday Misses Ruth Jolinseii and Kate Poppell, Don't fail to ask to see N. P. YowelTs of Jacksonville und Seville, respectively, or Hoytona Beach where Urey will spend •averal weeks enjoying the ocean breezes. new line of Muslin Underwear Just re­ left for Seville bird Sunday after spending ceived. -The prettiest and beat they have a delightfuI week in "Lucky Sanford." Now is tire time to build your fence and ever shown. N. P. Yowell A Co. We hope these young ladies will come the Geo. H. Fcrnald Hardware Co., Is the United States Deputy Mundinl C. B. often and slay longer. Puce to buy. See Uto Ellwood and Amer­ Bristol returned yesterduy from uJritHo „ Rooms furnished. Also do-cart for sale. e n Fence. ' finnfofd, where he went cn serve papers. Between Ouk mill Myrtle Aves., Silt St. •.Sf* r*«dy Tor the Hies und M os He reports everything prosperous there The Jones-McLnughlin Furniture Co. flu to e s ,-L a r g e s t"s to c k and low est ujioes on screen d o o r s and w indow s and that Sanford had u very heavy rain have g a in ed possession of I lie large-room Monday afternoon, whlch greatty resem­ — ------- -— — Har r y J . W ilson's. in the Stone-Cove building, and Mr. AbThe ladles of theCongrrgntlonnlchurci bled some of the rains which have visited ernathy, the manager, is busily engaged rAw*«h to express their thanks to the mayor Ta pi p a T a m pa Times, unfoi ____ _____jielr co-opthe room ready to receive the new goods. ^•Uonou July Sth In making their efforts Stone Plant located at the corner of French The Royal Tailors brand of clothing 12tf ■MOkoeew. -The ladles idearejover n liun avenue and Commercial street. means perfection. See samples at D. A. “ *d dollars. A Jolly party of young folks from San­ Caldwell & Son's. Mr, McKinley of the Sanford and Kit- ford visited Enterprise last Sunday after­ If the men und boys who block the side­ Traction, Company, was in th^city noon. They made the trip by launch. walk in front'Uf Newlun*s drug store and r™ Weeh interviewing our business tnen After visiting the Orphanage, clu eke [»farm, the |»stofllce"could realize how unpleas­ l***rdiug tire traction line the company springs, und taking in the other sights, ant it is for ludlr.3 to have to force their R0|w«e» to build from Sanford to this city luncheon was served and much enjoyed w a y sometimes through the thoughtless 'la Orlando. Mr. McKinley states that lie by all. The partyconsisted of Misses Dora muss of humanity we know lite r would ®**tmg wlUi all the encouragement lie lllnJ, Bessie Clayton.. Genevieve Viering, ¿jxifliD another place to congregate to illshope for and Is very sanguine that Mamie Vlerieug. Beach Viering; Messrs. James Bollica, Zeb Ratliff. Will ^ l u g J c u s a U m ball and kindred subjacu. Con­ ri wW h i built In a short time.— Arthur Robinson, and Van WyckMcMUler. sider the suggestion, gentlemen. ««nun ee Gasait*. ( most approved style—conservative, yet _* modern in every feature, and it will be •a»»Mout mw.iij»wuMu »w.,[to youp interest -to investigate.------------_ a ■ *1 If quality is your strong point let us supply you. .FRANK Clothier and Men’s Furnisher SAN FO R D FLORIDA - 4 F R A N K L. W O O-4 -D R U F F Sanford’s . Only Exclusive Shoe Store 1_ 4 SIRUNU UNI Ut CIMI DUI N'S SCHOOL sum s The lJitcst'Full Styles in Ladies', Gent's und Children’s Shoes Just Received 4 4•î' ^ v •!' •£” 5'*5* •!*'J*’!•i ' v •!* L. H. T E M P L E p* Orders Solicited For Cut Flowers and Hot House Plants ----------------------------RO SES t V- S P E C IA L T Y Florists Agent. * Ask foriP-rices The Crippen M usic Store High-grade Pianos, Organs, —- and Graphophones. Low Prices. ■ * '* d '' -v -■ - • Easy Payments. ■V'xaaa» Pico Block j L- M �Trie sÀNFôkb Herald A Budget of Interesting Items From Correspondents THE EVENTS OP ORANGE COUNTY Efficient Starr or Reporters Weekly Covers the Territory ror t. The H e ra ld ------ "T [Wo Invite cowipondence on live tapira from all nrciluns uf the County, also nesr» llrms of interest. Brevity will Insure prompt piibllrntion Articles contrary to the views o( the Editor will be pulrllahad, but abusive and anonymous «uimmnkotiuns will be rejected. We will not t>e res poo siMe fat culnloai eapreesed by oontrliwlora. All comninitions Intended fOf current l|iuc.m uu be In id not Intrr thnn Tuesday p. m.|—Eo. TÜÜMtliÎrr LONGWOOD LOCALS Misses Mobet and Mnry from Lockhart spent last Sunday with Rev. J. P. Sundell and family. We see in last week’s Reporter-Star, that Miss Florence Lovell has -been ap­ pointed to teach this school next winter. 'She lias taught here for the past two winters and we are glad to welcome her back for another term. Samuel McBride spent last Monday and Tuesday in Sanford. J. A. Allen hns been very ill for some lime with appendicitis. Drs. Puleston and Neal have been attending him. We hear that he was to be operated on today, have not heard the result yet. but trust that he will soon be able to be up and around again. ■ . i . . ____ If You Want to Buy or Sell C IT Y PR O PER TY OR TR U CK LAN D S Come and See Us GENEVA GLEANINGS Special Corrctpoodence l°Th« Herald. Miss Sharp, who has been visiting Miss Martha Smith, returned to her home in bitring a severe thunder storm Inst week J. N. Searcry’s residence wits-*sfrwfkrWjrf1 Miss Ramona McLain left last werk for lightning and every room hi the house was damaged with the exception of one. Five several wcoks'vUitto relatives and friends chickens that had taken refuge under the in Macon, Jackson nnd Amerleus, Ga. porch from the rain, were killed. C. N. Hays Is hauling lumber for his new Mrs. Geo. Greenwood returned home Fri­ house on East Side, Geneva. day from Sanford, where she hns been the Several nights ago Ed. Sutton had the guest of Mrs. C. E. Walker. misfortune to have n barrel of meat stolen tangwood was well represented in from his pantry. As yet ho clue has been found:'" A good-marry-cases oi stealing “ Lucky Sanford" cm thé fifth. many of our citizons were there nnd re­ hnve been reported lately, and the citi­ zens nre only waiting for evidence suffi­ port a glorious time. Miss Bobby Joe Allen is attending tiie cient to cnrorce the law to its fullest ex­ tent. state normal In Gainesville. * Rond Commissioner Lee of Oviedo is Longwood *‘alnt to be grinnpd nt by n expectrd to visit Geneva this week nnd nigger wiint halnt got no teeth." She boasts of three autos and n watermelon have the roads repaired from the recent that weighed thirty pounds. The melon henvy rain. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McLain are- much la gone, but the autos are still here. Hrucc Clouscr and friend, Frnnk Clark, pleased over the arrival of a beautiful from Winter Park, spent Snturdny and Iftile dnmlhtcr in their Imme. Sunday with D. W. Clouser. Percival Smith, who is working in Kis­ Mr. W. Allen Ib very ill, nnd his physi­ simmee is on a visit to his children in Sptrisl Correspondence to The Herald: d ix WA BOARDING CEI.FRY, SANFORD. FI.A. It Makes No Difference W hat You Want or Wherje You Want It W E H A VE IT cians think on operation for appendicitis Geneva. and on Terms that are Right will be necessary. Miss Bobbie Nicholson Is Visiting reinJ. S. Dinkle transacted business in San­ lives in Amcricus. Ga. ’ ford. Wednesday. The many friends of*Jfri Jones, man­ Fred Grist spent Sunday anil Monday in ager of the telephone office will lie glad to know she Is nguiu able to be nt her Orlando. * nost of duty. - .. . - t . PAOLA POINTS Miss Martha Smith is In Orlnndo, going Sprcol CmrcMondrucv toTlie HrrnM: over to consult an oculist. Friday of last week brought us the If Congressman Clnrk can only he suc­ hardest thunder storm of the season os cessful in carrying out Ids pro|)oslliou of yeL but as far as hbard from no damage deepening the channel of* the St. Johns was dune. Our lakes nre fust filling up river he will merit the support and esteem with the continued wet weather and our of every citizen of Sunrord pnd Geneva temperature is more comfortable. particularly. This means much for both Mr. and Mrs. J. B. 'Thompson nre the proud parents of n baby girl liorn July 8th. •‘Grandpa" Smith is doing ns well ob could he expected under the circum­ stances. cities and really more to Geneva than Sanford, ns we. have no rnilrpad. There are many acres of good truck land here which would soon be under cultivation if this waterway was only opened up. Tho Mr. and Mrs. John Furcn of Estrrn who progress of the proposition will be watch­ •him r b c cn visiting M r Form 's [latn its at ed with intercst-by-the—people—of—(his Yankee Ijike left on Monday to eonlimie section. _____________________ their summer trip north. Civil Service Examination Mr. nnd Mrs. L P. Hagan of Markham returned Monday evening from n week's end visit nt Mnseotte. “ The picnic"Jififiy «¡>eruling the day nt Palm Springs Friday Inst evidently hud no occasion to resort to the Springs for a "soak." Nevertheless fhey returned in good spirits and rctwrl a most enjoyable day ill spite of the weather. HOVtARD-PACKARD LAND COMPANY URRELL Real 9 Brokers BLOCK P resents to the In vestor th e B est Opportu-- ----- ;— : liit ie s iirF lorid a Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $ 5 0.0 0 to $2 0 0 .0 0 per acre Celery farms, with flowing wells all tiled, drained mid ready for crop, SHOflOO in .$liKMl0ii per-ncre. . ? City property, improved nnd unimproved timber Inijd with finest site in Florida for crate factory Others t e l l you what enn he done. MVRRI!Ll. &. CONNER lire practical farmers as well as real estate brokers, and are here to show you what hits been and can he done, URRELL Electric Lights nre coming. Have your store nnd resi­ dence wired now. Ex|iert electricians. LAKE MARY MELANGE All work done under insurance rules. Notify W. A. Parr or phone our office nud Sivciut Cor. to The Herald. _ ,[ . ; Quite a uuinbcr uf the I.ake Mnry people we will make estimate. 41-41 Uko. 11. F ernalu H ardware Co. intended (he celebration in Sanford on July 5th. As the writer couldn't go she Have you seen the cloth-finish ruled was too disiipiKiinted to write the news letter heads nt The llernld office T The items last week. neatest and very latest thing in fine sta­ & CONNER Growing Strawberries, Celery We arc having plenty of rain at last, tionery. Look it up, Mr. Business Man. and everybody is planting sweet potatoes. Prices very low. Gas and Electric Fixtures Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, C auliflow ers, etc., etc., in Sanford, pays We carry the combination fixtures, also Mr. Summerlin, the efficient assistant u full line of gas fixtures, brackets, etc. bookkeeper for The Planters' Mfg. Co. lefl Gas stoves and ranges. TncFrRNAi.D HARDWARfTC&rfpr Atlanta. CuTubout two wreks 'ngo. All^were sorry to have hill) go and.wish Have you seen the latest tilings In him much success. * rerrlgcrators~-till steel— at Harry J. t “W. A. Willacy nnd Ids two daughters, Wilson's. CONNER W ELBORNE A civil service examination-for rural carriers will he held In Qrnnge county, Florida, on Saturday. July 17th, in order that a register of eligibles may lie estab­ lished. Application and other necessary blanks will be furnished by the postilion»; ter. — C. F. H askins, P. M. Mrs. A. W. Keely is on (lie sick list. We Itopi that she will soon recover. & I Sell the I-anet-—Your Brniiis, Money, and Muscles Makes ilia Crop nnd the Profit ________ 4 7 Y. PEOPLE V * ir a AT THESE PRICES il -V A n d c o n s id e r th e q u a lity Every chair Illustrated here la made el the heal while maple stook and finished natural oul-door varnish. • T h e aeala are beet grade double Woven ration >no! cheap piths L - 1Y ‘ W 'fk L ■ A '- V / S ?« * C li -4 * t.' k ^ * t ■*/ •4* * ' » * | r% ? il , « ' 2 x \ite ri j f e W4 { f ; ~ Jr ' We are selling hundreds of Chairs le the pssfle of • IM PR O VED .IR R IG A TE D F A R M S — UNCI f ANY ROCKER 8N0WN HERE OAN RE iftD IN RED. f GREEN OR CAllARY FOR IS CT8. EXTRA. F L O R I D A ..C H A IR FACTO R Y . . . l .. Flowing Wells on All ** nn<* olher Dwlral,le tract* in BlocJta to suit Purchaser. Price • J . PL W HITNER •. — - -Firs Jacksonville, Florida. X .vl.C S- * • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • COUNTY HAPPENINGS �THE SANTORO HERALD | Teachers Appointed In County The county school bonnl in session Inst week at Orlando made thtrfottawThjL ap­ pointment of teachers for the various schools In the county: Orlando. J. W. Simmons, principal; Eulu Smith. Eunice DeLoney. Moliey E. Ray, Mabel E. Jameson. Frances Groves, Ber­ nice Smith. W. G. Johnson. Mary Gilchrist. Minnie B. Howe. Grace Boone. Sanford. N. J. Perkins, principal; Alice Tetherly. Lucllc Richnrds, Carrie Ensmingrr. Nitn Moore. Cinrn Miller. E. W. 1). Bunn. Peachie Lciller. Nellie FuremApopka. E. Emma Dart, Mary E. Dan. Oakland, D. M. Cook. Winter Park. C. P. Dicklnsbh. principal; -Bleu Hetischen, Nellie M. Shaw, Florem-e ? Murray. Pine Castle, Eva Walker. Oviedo, Mattie P. Chapman, Lulu Hires. . Geneva. Amnret Clark. — ;________ Chrlstmns (Union), Annie Peters. Nnnnle D. Harris. - Maitland, A. S. Beyer, Miss L. R. Baker. 2 Lonfiwnod. J. W. S. Eutzmlngcr. Buda, A. M. Rchbinder. Lake Mary, Florence Lovell. Lake llow ct Lucy V. Harris. Gnhriel|a. Willie Wymnn. •* Paolo, Frances Leake. Clyde, Lenora Arncttc. Iron Bridge. Eflic Hansel. ^ Ocoee, Wm. Mann. Belle Crnwfnrd. Dulah. Maisy Murray. Ivey's, Edith Belknap. Gotha. Mabel Bray. Tangerine, EVn L. Taylor. Lockhart. Pearl Hunter. Fairvlew, Mrs. G. B. Dickinson. Zellwood, Anna Self. Clarconn, Wm. Mann. Bronson, H. P. Belknauu. -------------Foresr City, May Fowler. Conway, Etta Hansel. __ __________ Monroe, Bessie J. Winn. Boggy Creek, Mrs. Antonin HaltenlmfT. and Return' ? % t 1 t t Tickets on Sale from Jack son v i l|e.e,y e iy- Mo n d a y -« p d T h u rsd a y e_ beglim n if with June" 1 7 up to Aug 3 0 th , with final return lim it Sept. 30th R e d u c e d R a te s to o t h e r S u m m e r R e so rts Fnr infornmt ion rotes, reservations etc., -call on or write to T. J. PERKINS j A*t, Sanford, or A. W. FRITOF, Division P .* it n Kcr A*t 13B W. Bay S t. JaeXtonvUI*. Flo. •> v •? Wea» carry the Largest line between Jacksonville and Tampa <• •;< <•<• ' CHAS. H. EVANS Staple and F ancy Groceries F u ll Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co = = = = = SANFORD. FLORIDA = = Agent for the Famous C LO V E R H IU . R R A N IJ-JU TO Tift— -------- r SANFORD, FLORIDA W . J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y : ■ General Fire Insurance Wiring For Electric Lights Snpford’s new electric light plant will soon be installed and you want the work done by a competent and experienced electrician. The Work must bear inspec­ tion and conform to the regulations pre­ scribed by the Southern1 Tariff A ssocia-1 ■Jan. W. A. Parr of this city has tiad ten years experience in electrical work <d all kinds and can wire your house in a satis-J factory manner. Everyone should have their house wired nl once, pi ho ready when the current is turned on. nnd W. A . ! Parr is now ei|uip|>c<l to tnke ypur order' and fill same al onee. You can get him any time nt the telephone exchange, nr leave orders at Fernald's hardware store. --------------- V- Stopovers allowed on Jhtft Tickets aL Richmond, W ashington, -Baltim ore and Philadelphia CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK P IT T S B U R G , Offie« with HOLDEN REAL EBTATB CO. S a n fo rd PA F lo rid a Sales Agents and Distributors •SANFORD CELERY UNION B K Ascnrs C hicago Cincinnati Jacksonville S A N FO R D , F L A \rw Vork Washington Sanford G u tte r and G a lv a n iz e d R e p a ir a W o rk Tanks S p e c ia lty j; Corner Tirst Street and Palmetto Avenue Sanford. Flo rid a ” ! : Excitement Will Soon Be Rife Announce Your Candidate You want to get into the light at once. Let us suggest that you organize your forces. Get jit the lend nnd stay in the lend The prize is too valuable to lose when it costs you no money to win. The piano is one of the l»est nnd furnished us by one of the South's largest piano concerns, and now is the time for you to hurry up nnd gel busy. Free-to Everybody Ask your friends to ¿ive £ou. ihelr votes. 1 See that they are vuled NOT ALLOWED.—No one interested in the store will be allowed a vote though they give us Their trade; and we have no interrat in Our Method of Advertising who wins the piano. It is a free-for-all contest where the most popular contestant wins out. T. A. Newlan Chas. H., Evans », * i . Frank Woodruff Sanford Furniture Co WHO DO YOU WANT TO HAVE TH E PIANO �■- V % Et-- 1 ! , July ID. 190» - fH É SANrÓftO HERALD IO. It Is therefore orderW Hint you do Circuit o f the State of Florida, tor Or­ To All Whom It May Concern: Upon application o f fhtt City Solici­ appear in this court to the bill uerelu ange County. tor, It 1» hereby ordered than an or bo- filod, upon Monday. September Gth, a . Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. City o f Sanford v a W. F. Leavett, Ad In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial fore thu September rule day next, being D.# 1909« inlnlstrator Seth French Estate and 46-4. Circuit o f the State o f Florida, for Or­ September 6, A. D., 1906, in said court, . ll <8r,i,Urt^ cr or(lori-^ ll“ 1 this order » W W W » # # » « » # » »»* » « »* * * * » * * **#** To All Whom It May Ooncern; ange county. -Upon application o f the City Solici you appear to nnd anRwer tfio bill filed o f publication be published once . .CLty.of-Saufard v s..L o ts 3 f t 4 , Block Bill in Chktwwy^o" Enfercé TeK Lien. tor, It Is hereby ordered than on-.or be­ and set forth the nature of your res­ week for eight consecutive weeks in 2, T ier H ,.O w n er Unknown. In the Circuit Court of the 7th JudicIA! fore tbe August Rule day next, being pective Interests In, right to, or Hens the Sanford Herald, a uewspaper [mbT o the edfendant Owner Unknown:' Circuit o f the State o f Florida, for Or­ August 2, A. D „ 1909, In said oourt, upon real estate situate In the City o f Uahed In the City o f Sanford. In Or­ It appearing from the affidavit of the ange County. you appear to and answer tbe bill filet Sanford, nnd described in the bill as ange County, Florida. City Solicitor o f the City o f Sanford City o f Saofofd vs. J. E. Terwllleger, Witness my hand nud the seal of nnd Bet forth the nature or your res­ Lot» 12 and 13, Block 7. Tier 1. herein filed that be believes that you It-Is further ordered that this order said circuit court thlB 24ih day. of and pective Interests In. right to, or Hens are a non resident o f the Stato o f Flor­ T o All Whom It May Concern: bo published In the Sanford Herald, n June, A. D., 1909. upon real estate situate In tile City ida, and that your residence la un­ Upon- application o f the City Solici­ Hanford, tuvd described In the bill newspaper published In said City, once (SoaL) B, M, ROBINSON known, mu | that there 1b no person In tor, It Is hereby ordered than on or, boClerk Circuit Court, Orange County, Undivided 3-4 Interest In Lots 9 and g week tor eight consecutive weeks this Stato the BenTce of a subpoena fore tbe August Rute day next, being prior, t o said rule day. 46 8 10, Block 5, Tier L upon whom would bind you..August 2, A. D.. 1909, In said court, Witness my hurud.and Beal o f the It Is further ordered that this order It Is therefore ordered that you do you appear, to and answer the bill filed( rhid circuit court this 24tlv day o f be published in the Santord Herald, Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien .appear In IhlB court to the bill herein and set forth the nature of your res­ newspaper published In said City, once June, A. D„ 1909. la the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial filed, upon Monday, September 6th, A. pective interests In, right to, or lions (Seal.) B. M. ROBINSON, a week tor tour consecutivo weeks Circuit Of the Slate of Florida, for Or, D., 1009. , upon real estate situato In the City of prior to said rule day -Clerk Circuit Court, Orange-County. tuigo county. It is further ordered that this order Sanford, ami described lo the bill as Witness my hand and seni of the 46*!l City o f Santord vs. 40x80 ft. in a i’ o f publication be published once a DM 8, Block 9, Tlor 4. said circuit court this" 24th dny week for eight consecutive weeks In —f f l rs r r .nf j ^ V B Iock-lti, Chuiddaffi It !» further ordered that this order duner-Ar-Ifc“ )#*®.--—----------------------Bill jn Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. & tu ck e rs A d d ition , Owner Un..Mie flanford-Horald, a-new spaper pu _»c.published in tue Hanford “Herald, a (Seal.) AM. ROBINSON, In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial know u. Ushcd In the City o f Sanford, In Or­ newspaper published In said City, once Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County,. Circuit of the State o f Florida, tor Or To the defendant Owner Unknownange County, Florida. < a week tor tour consecutive weeks 46-4, auge County. It appearing from the affidavit „r Witness my hand and the seal o f prior to said rule day. City o f Hanford vs. 30 ft. o f Ixit 6, City Solicitor o f the City o f Hanford Bald circuit oourt this 24th day of Witness my bond and seal o f the Block 18, Chapman & Tucker’s Ad­ herein filed that lie believes that you June, A. 1)., 1909.. said circuit court this “i ft b day of Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax'Lien, dition, Owner Unknown, and are a non-resident of the Btute of n , „ . (S e a l.)B. M .J tO B jjfl^ N , In the Circuit Court yf Ihe 7thrJudlclal Juuo, A. D.. 1909. *>w - Clerk Circuit Court, Ortwifl^Counly. I Seal.) Circuit i>r the State ot Florida, fur Or- To All Whom It May Ounoern: Ida. and that your rW U S cu l e i ! * -11. Mt WJWNSON, or ntn ctry soiicrknown, iwid that there Is no (isrsoa lu Uy_3L. l. jlnrt. Deputy Clerk. ango County. CN-rk CfróuTTCJurL Orange County. tor, It is hereby ordered thau on or bo* Uils State tho service of a subpoena 46-8. City o f Santord vs. E. II. JoaeB, and : 40-4. foro the September rule day next, being u|x>n whom would hind you. To Ail Whom It May Concern: ^ September 6, A. D., 1909, In wild court, It Ib therefore ordered that you do Upon implication of the City S olid ory Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. tor. It la^ieyi'fiy^ordered than on or be­ you appear to and angwer the bill filed nppear In this court to the bill h. r.-in In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial In tho Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial and set forth thò naturo o f your resupon Monday, September Gth A Circuit of tho Stato of Florida, for Or­ Circuit o f tho Stato o f Florida, for Or­ fore the August Rule day next, being l»ectlve Interests In, right to, or Ileus filed, D„ 1909. • ' August 2, A. D.. 1909, In said court, ange county. ange County. u[Kin real uhIuIo allunie In the City o f It Is further ordered that this order you appear to and answer tho hlll filed City o f Sanford vs. 30 f t o f Lot City o f Sanford vs. E. Kirby, and and set forth the nature o f your res­ Santord, and described in tho hill as o f publication be published once a Block 18, Chapman ft Tucker's Ad­ T o AH W hom It May Concern: pective Interests In, right to, or Hens 30 ft. of Lot 6, Block 18, Chapman & w eek, tor eight consecutive weeks in dition, Owner Unknown. Upon application o f the City Solici­ tho Sanford Herald, a newspaper |mtiupon real estate situate In ihe City of Tucker's Addition. tor,. It Is hereby ordered than on or be­ Santord, and described In the hill ns To the Defendant Owner Unknown It Is further ordered that this order llshed' In the City o f Sanford, In Or­ It nppeoj-lng from Uic affidavit of the fore the Augunt Rule day next, being bo published In the Sanford Herald, a ange County, Florida. City Solicitor o f the City o f Santord August 2, A . D., 1909, In said court, Lot 4, Block 10, Tier A. newspaper.published In Bald City, once Witness my hand -and the seal of It 1» further ordered that this order herein filed that ho believes that you you appear to aud answer the bill filed a week tor eight consecutive weeks sold circuit court tliliT^Ith day of bo published In tlM f* Hanford Herald, a are a non-resident o f tho Statu o f Flor­ nnd set forth tho nature o f your res­ prior to said rule dny. June, A. D., 1909. ** ida, and that your residence la un pective Interests In, right to, or liens' newsjiaper published In said City, once Witness my lituul and seal of the (Heal.) B. M. ROBINSON a week tor four consecutive weeks known, and that there Is no person In upon real ostatu situate In tho City of $ald circuit court this 24th day of Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. this State thu servlou of a subpoena Sanford, and described In tho bill ns ‘prior to said rule dny. June, A. D., 1909. Witness my hand luid seal o f the • 4« 8. upon whom would bind you, and that West 1-2 o f L*>t 2, Block 10, Tier C. B. M. ROBINSON, wild d rcu lt court this 24th day of (Beal.) ***x*»******* »* * * «* * * * «* «««««>, w w your age Is over.th e ago of 21 years 'C lerk Circuit Court, Orange County. Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. A. D„ 1909. Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien ' It is therefore ordered that you do It la further ordered that this order Juno, 46-8. (Seal.) B. M. ROBlNBON, appear In this court to the bill herein be published In tho Sanford Herald, a In tlie Circuit Court, of the 7th Jinbciai Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County filed, upon Monday, September Gth, A. newspaper published In »aid City, once Circuit (,f the State of Florida, foriir-40-4. Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. rmgw pouaiy D., 1909. a, week tor four consecutive weeks « j # # *«« » , « » » «** » » » « ** » » » » * * ***«**** In the Circuit Court of the i'll Judicial City o r Sanfora.va.-L Bail to B. \VHiinnn^_i_ — it-is-fu rth er ordcred-that-thlwordCT T il or lO M ld r u lo day . ' ------- o f . public«»le n - b e irabltHhwlTJnco T «/ Hit! defendant, I. 11. Williams: Witness tny hand nnd seal of_th e Bill In Chancery to E n fo rco Tax Lien. Circuit (»f the Stati? o f Florida, for Or* auge County. week Tor eight consecutive w eeks-in aftHI circuit court this 34th day of In tho Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial R appearing from Hie atfldavlt „r the. the Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub- June, A. D., 1909. Circuit of the State of Florida, tor Or- City o f Hanford vs. L its 3 & 4, Block City Solicitor ot tho City of Hanfuid 2. Tier II, Owner Unknown, and. Uahed In the CHy oT Sanford, In Or- (Heal.) herein tiled that h0 believes that you B. M. ROtllNSON, ungo County. ongo County. Florida. are a non-resident o f the Stale of Flor­ Clerk Circuit Court, TJrango County. City o i Santord vb. W. P. Clark Estnto To AH Whom It May Qonceru: U[Kin application o f the City Solici- ida, and that your - residence Ip un­ Witness my hand nnd the seal of • 46-4. Lewis Roberts, Agt., and tor, It Is Hereby ordered than on or be­ known, and that there Is no person tn said circuit court this 24th day of ««**« « * « « « * * « « * * « «* « « ****«* « « « «* « #» To All Whom It May Concern: fore-the September rule day next, being this Slat«» the. aervieu-oi a Knltiim-nirJune, A. D., 1909, -- - * . Upon application of the City Solici­ Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. (Seal.) B. M. ROBINSON, tor, It Ib hereby ordered than on or be- September 0. A, D., 1909, In sold court; 'ftixui whom would hind you. and Unit Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. Jn the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial tore the August Rule day next, Rein« you appear to and answer the bill tiled Jou r age Is ovor. the age of ¿\ year« Circuit <>f tho State of Florida, for OrBy M. 1. Hftfti Deputy Clerk. It 1s t h e r e f o r e order«*! D ial yon do August 2, A. D„ 1909, In said court, and set tor tl it h e u alii re op your' resungo County. 46-8. you appear to and answer the hill filed t**ctlve interests In, right lo, or Hens app*‘ ar In this court to the bill herein City or Sanford v l Flora Tunner, A«F upon real estate situate In the City of **W * *****W *W W *W ***W W W W **| mlnJstratrlx and S. W. 1-4 of Lot 3, and set forth the nature of your res- Sanford, and described In Ihe bill ns filed, upon Mcnduv. Hi plembi c mti A D., 1909. pectlve Interests In, right to, or Hens Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. Block 10, T1©t C, and upon real estate situate In the City of liOts 3 pud 4, Block 2. Tlor 11. It Is further ordered that this oid.-r In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial T o All Whom it May Concern: It Is further ord. led that tills order Circuit o f the Slate o i Florida, for Or­ Upon application of the City Solici­ Hanford, and described In the Dill n lie published In tlie Hanford Herald, a- of pnldlcotlun tie pubiislirdgoin'e a week for eight «ain^'pinJvPwAV* ange county. tor, It Is hereby ordered than on or be­ NE1-4 of Block 8, Tier 12. It Is further ordered that this orde. neHr.puper publish« «1 In «aid City, once the Sanford llerafdT'tt uewspapei pub City o f 8anford vs. Lots3 & 4, Block fore the August Rule day next, being a . week for eight consecutive weeks HrId*I In tlie CHy «if Hanford, in <»i7, Tlor 1, Owner Unknown. Atiguat 2, A. D., 1909, In said court, he published In the Hanford Herald,, a prior to said rule day. newspaper published In said CHy. once migu County, Florida. To Die defendant Owner Unknown: you np|>eur to and answer thu bill filed Witness my hand amt. seal of the Witness my hand and the seal nf It apj>carlng from the affidavit of the. and »et forth the nature of your res­ a week Bur four consecutive Weeks said circuit court (Ji|s 2ttJj_ day of said circuit court tills 2lt|i «lav of City Solicitor o f the City o f "Sanford pective intereHta in, right to, or liens prior to. said rule day. June. A. D„ 1909. » / Witness my* hand and seal o f the June, A .'D .. 1909. herein filed that he believes that you upon'real estate situate In thu City of (Seal.) B. M. ROBINSON, (Seal.) ■ » * It. M. HOlUNSON. are a non-resident t>f the State o f Flor'- Hanford, and described In the bill as »aid circuit 'court this 24th day of Ch*rk Circuit Court, Orange Comity. June, A. D., 1909. j— » Clerk-OlrctiH- t’nitrt, Orargr rmtfity. Ida, and that your-resIdtuiCo Is un H. W. 1-4 o f Lot 3, Block 10, Tier C. ----------------—---------------------------lire;— , " - . ,_________ . ----------------- 4G-i— known, cuid that there Js no person In __It Is further ordered that this order (Sual.)----------------- Hi-M;-RGBINHONr~ Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County » « « « < « « « * ************ this Slnte tlitT'sf'rvlce o f a subpoena bo published In the Sanford Herald, a 46-4. Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. Bill in Chancery to Enforce Ta* Lien. upon whom would bind, yon. wewnpaprr pnhttBhotl 111 shTU CHy, once In tbe Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial In tlie Circuit Court of the Tib ,lud(n:d It Is thereiore ordered that you do a week tor four consecutive weeks uppear In this court to the bill herein prior to said rule day. Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. Circuit of the State eT Florida, for Or Circuit o f the Stale «if Florida lor *)rfiled, upon Monday, September 6th, A. ango County. Witness my hood and soal o f the In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judlciul niige county. D„ 190». said circuit c o u r t,th is 24th day of Circuit of the State of Florida, for Or City of Hanford vs. I. It. Williams, and City of S.anford vs. M. Iteutou. To All Whom It May Concern: It Ih further ordered that this order June, A. D., 1909. ango County. T o t h o d e f e n i h u i t , M. H e a t o n . of publlciijioii be. published once (H e a l. ) B. M. ROBINSON, City of Sanford vb. 40x80 ft. In S. E.< — UjHiu appllcntlon of thu city Sollcl- ‘ -It appearing frnm the nttidnvit nf the week for eJgti t consecutive weeks |u Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. Corner of Lot 6, Block 16, Chnpmun tor. It 1» hereby ordered than on or be­ City Solicitor of III«' City of Hanford the Sanford Her Aid. .a newspaper pub­ ---------- 1 ------ — 4 M .At Tucker's Addition, Owner Un­ fore the September rule day next, b«*lng herein,filed that he believes that voii lished in the City o f Sanford, Ui Or­ September 6, A. lb, 1909, In nald court, are a non-resident ,,f tin* Si ale of Flor­ known, and angé County, Florida. you apirear to and answer (be bill Hied ida, and that your residence Is uriTo AH Whom It May Concern: WlthcsB my hand and the seal of Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. Upon application of 'he City BoHci nnd sot forth the nature of your res knnWu, and that there Is no person in said circuit . court this 24th day of In the Circuit Cqurt of the 7th Judicial tor. It la hereby ordered than un or be pectlve int«'rests In, right to, or liens this State the service of a siibpociu .Circuit o f the State of Florida, for Or­ Juno, A ; D,;,1909.'.vfore the! September rule day next, bclug upon real «'stale situate In the City of upon whom would bind yon. and lhat ange County. . (Beal.) I.’ Ù. M., ROBINSON, September 6, A- D., 1909, In told court Sanford, and described In the bill ns your ngu Is over the age of 21 years. City o f Santord vs. Mary Evans nnd County. Clerk Circuit Court, Orange Count; you npiteur to and answer the bill filed L»t 12, Block C, Tier 2. It Is therefore ordered that you dn T. H. Coon, and By M. lr'JIurt, Deputy Clerk. It Is further ordered that this order apirear In HiIb court to the bill herein and set forth thp nature of your rea To AH Whom It May Concern: 4G-8< be publishi'd In the Sanford Herald, n filed, upon Monday, September'Gib, A. Upon application of the City Solici­ pectlve interests In, right to, or Ileus newspaper published In snhl City, once U„ 1909. tor, It 1» hereby ordered than oo or be­ ii|>oii real estate situate in thu City of It Is further ordered that this ordee Bill In Chancery-tq Enforce Tax Lien. fore the August Rule day next, being Santord, and described In the bill as u week for eight oonaccutlvc weeks of piiblicatinn b«* publislied once a In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial August 2, A. D„ 1909, In said court, 40x80 ft. In S. E. Corner o i I*ot 6, prior to juvld'rulo day. Witness my hmnd and seal o f the week Tor eight consecutive weeks In . Circuit o f Uio.State o f Florida, for Or* you apiieur to nud anawer the bill filed Block 1(T, Chapman & Tucker'B Addl ivild circuit court this 24th day of the Hanford Herald, a imw'spnper pubUon to the City of Santord, Owner Un ango County. J and set forth ■thft nature of your resJune, A. Ib, 1909. llshi d lu tin* City of Saiifui'tl, In Un City o f Hnntoittl va. J. K. Lee, and 1 p)>Ctive latqrcRts In, right to, or Hens known. -. B. M. ROBINSON It I» further ordered thnt this order (Seal.) ango County, Florida. To AH Whom It'M ay Concern: upon fcnl, estate situate In the City of Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. W itness my hand and tlu* seal <>f Upon application o f the City Solici­ Rautord. ajul described la tho bill as be publish«*] In the Sanford Herald, a 46-8. said circuit court itiis 21lh d.n of tor, It 1» hereby .ordered than on or be­ L o ).$ Block 16, Chapman & Tucker's newspaper publish«'«! In said City, once *r ■* a week tor eight oonsecutlve wet*ks June, A. D.t 1909, fore the August Rule day next, being Addition to the City o f Sanford. B. .M. ROBINSON. August 2, A. 1)., 1909. In said court Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. (Seal.) Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. prior to said rule day. Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. Witness my hand and B«*al of tlie In the Circuit Court o f tho 7th Judicial you upjiear to and answer the bill filed It Is further ordered that this order , 4G X. and det forth, the nature o f your res­ he published In (he Sanford Herald, a aald circuit court this 24th day of fijrcult of the Stale o f Florida, for Or­ ) r * * * « » » * « * * * * * * * * * * * « * * * * » "*""' pective Interest» in. right to, or Hens newspaper published In said City, once June, A. Ib. 1909. ange County. B. M. ROBINSON, uiK>n real estate situate In the City of a week tor four consecutive weeks (Sent.) In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial City of Sanford vs. M. Heaton, and Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. To All Whom H May Concern: Santord, and described In the bill as prior to said rule day. Circuit o f the Stutc o f riorlda tor .46 8. I»ot 3, Block G, Tier 2. Witness my hesid and st'al nf the ■ __________ Upon application o f the City Solici­ . .__ ______ _— *. U ranic County It Is further ordered that this order ttfild circuit court thin 24lit dny o f tor, it is hereby’ urdoled than oo or be­ City of Sonfurd I Blit tn ih tinnrrrT tn rnj*f-c be published In the Hanr,ml Herald, a June. A. D., 1909. fore 4ho September role day next, being Bill in Chancery to Enforc« Tax Lien. v». T*k i.irn newspaper published In said City, oncé (Seal.) M . * r ROBINSON, 1 In the Circuit Court pf the 7tti Judicial September 6. A. D.. 19U9, In «it«} oourt S it t'olcmnn I To ike drfrnJnnt. S. It Coteman: ^a week ft«- four coumccuUvo weeks Clerk Circuit CourL Orange County. “ Circuit o í the State of Florida, for Or­ you appear to and annwur the hill tilt'd It oppnatUul from the affidavit of th* < prior to said rule- dny, ° 46-4. and set forth Hie nature uf your res’ tlor of Ihe City of Sanford herein fU*U tlisi >>* lir; ange County. Witness niy lint id and seal of the H* * *****y ****** «*** **»**« * *«***« * City o f Sanford vs. M. C. Hedengren, pectlve Inti-rests In, right to, or liens tievra thatVOUJUil juum-rcaklcul-ob thu SiulrW Florida and (hal your mldeiK* is unknown **“Jf nald circuit court this 24th day of Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. u|k»n real estate Blttiat«! IF th e City of that nn<l __ __ _. tti ere it no peraon In «hit Mate «he lrr' “J June. A. D., 1909. .. lu the ClnmlL Court uf4he-7tti Judicial To ATTW hom R May Concert!: Suufor«r wid descrllM'd- )n the bill as a tubpoena upon whom would hiiul you, ana «»»> (Seal.) U. M. ROBINSON, youra<e Uover 21 year*. . ... Circuit <>f tho State o f Florida, fur Or­ Upon application o f the City Solid L>ts 4 and 6, Block 7, Tier G. It it therefore ordered ihul you do »l>l*’»t *nJ“" Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. ange County. It 1«, further ordered that this order court tor. It Is hereby ord em l than on or be­ to Ihe hill herein tiled, upon Monday, off 46-4 City o f Sanford vs. Jupiter Lodge Trus- fore the September rule day next, being be publish«*) In the Banford Herald, a um ber Gth, 1909. . , , j( ia further ordered lhat ihU urdaeol *********************************** tees, (Mid HeptiMuber C, A. D..JU09, In sold court, Jiewajxtper piibliahcd Jn «aid City, once be published once a week for eljilil you appenr to aiul answer the bill filed a week tor eight consecutive weeks week« In The Sanford lieruld. a nr*>»pai>er pu Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien, To AH Whom It May Uoncnrn: Upon application of the City Solici­ and set forth tha nature o f your res- prior to sold rule duy. liahrd in the City oi Sanford, In Oraml* «vuniy. In tho Clrouli Court of the 7th Judicial Witness my hand and seal of the Circuit o f tha State o i Florida, for Or­ tor. it Is hereby ordered than on or be­ pectlvo Interests In, right to, or Heim Wlinckj my hand and «he aeal of *»d ebe“*1 fore the August Rule day next, being ui>on real estate, situate In the CHy of said circuit court this 24th day of court thia 2n«l day of July, A. D. I»09 ango County. IstAL) B M Ka»»»*. August 2, A. D., 1909, In said court, June. A. D., 1909. Sanford, and dcBcrlbcA in tho bill as lly-of-Soufurd v«r- ( L Rood, and A7-H Clerk Clrtruit Court. Ornni* County yon nppoaFto ahinUliWar the bill filed t fc n fir u t o r t r r . n p r i t ;-------------------y (Seal.)— -----------B. M. ROIUNSON t T o All Whom It May Concern: Clerk* Circuit Court, Orange County. It Is further ord**red that this order Upon application o f the City S o lid ’ and set forth the nature of your res­ in the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judíela 46-8. tor, It Is hereby order«*! than on or be­ pective Interests In, right to, or Hens bo published in the Sanford Herald., a “ la for fore the August Rule «lay next, being upon real estato situate lu tho City o f newspaper published. In Bahl Clty, onCe A m a st 2, A . P.. 19QB, In ;^ ljL jaijrL. Sanford, and described In )T ccT ax T T ofT Orange County prior to said rule’ you appear tx> and answer th In the Circuit Court o i the 7th Judicial v of Sanford | jml ia Chanuaty to •tdvtvg. It Is further ordered that tills order Witness tny h and set forth the nature or your res 1-P.UJie., Olreiilt nt the RLaULof Flurlda. tUx.Qt_ H. Coleman I ** ]K-cltv«» Interests In, right to, Or lh’ ns be published In the Bpnfqrd.Harold»-a new cireuir ccnifC^tfifi»,? L^day o f •kngd epuaty. And To AU Whom ll May Conwrra: . ui*m re st estate Blttnttfl Ifl t1i«rUIlyL'of newspaper puLUahL-d In sold City, once June. A» D.. 1909. . “ To the defendant Owner Unknown: Upon BPPlicnlion of H ie Cltytollcilor ll Ub«*w wt-ek tor tour consecutive weeks (Beal.) irdered that that on on or or Ufore before the llte Seuiemoer SelilerutierK'de B. M. R0R7N 80N . n w ™ l' Sanford, aud described la tbe bill ob City o f Sanford vs. M. C. IJedengren. ordered f 0 «t,belu4 September «th. A l) f F raction 1-B o f Lot 1, Block 10, Tier prior, to Bold rule day. Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County. T o tlie defendant M. C! Handeiigren: — >ar to ana and antwer bill> nloi ano i« , you appear amwer ihe iue t»> Witness my hotid and seal of the C. and NW1-4 o f Lot 3. Block 10, 46-8. It Appearing fmm the uOlduvlL or th« forth itie nature naturi of your rrapecitve tnlr»»l ^ said circuit court this 24th day o f **************«***»**'« «* « * « * » **«« « « City Solicitor o f tlie City o f Sanford lie T ier O. . > •• th« to. or lien« upon i ilVorlfc0 ' ty of Sanford, _____ MUM,' and deicribed In the bill ai Dx »*■ • It Is further ordered tbat this order June, *A. D„ 1909. herein fllod that lie believe« tbat you Block 7 . Tier 0. B. M. ROBINSON, • be published In tho Sanford Herald, a (Heal,) • are a non-resident o f tho State o f Flor­ “ ‘ifufiirthar^tirdered that IhU order be Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. Circuit tn The Sanford Herald, a new»pr»pet puUuhg*. newspaper published In sold City, once ida, and that roaldwice In ui ma tuai your residence It* uu46-4. a week tor tour ooasecutlvo weeks iMtm* AmiHy. y. Xkud thAVttiCre Is no peraon {p .(* » » » » » > * . to&ta s a iS M t a ilM fB J m m im e s t; *.»*i City o f . Santord vs. I«ota 12 ft 13, this Statu the servloe of a subpoena " ■ “. i t i » - « « 2nd day of July, A. U 1909. W itness my halid and seal o f the Bill In Chancery to Enforce Ta x Llea. Block 7, Tier 1, Owner Unknown, upon whom would bind you, and that u ' B. M. Kuainvu* |t»J4 circuit court this 24th day o f In' the CUrcult Court o( the 7th Judicial and your age Is over the age of 21 year*, Clark Circuit Couth Orante Cow»V’ Juno, A. D., 1909. LEGAL ADVERTISING U. M. ROBINSON, Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. (Seal.) K ï-S a I , , , J >j Á .., . -. Ìj L . «4t •- . -*œ— — — — ........... '---'„.is -r r f f ï . ' �Chase & Co Granting a franchise to Satirord Ugftt Tuel Compuny to Install And Op­ Kr~ f(tm The Haralfll Special Correspondent Bv Wlrelcaa Telephone erate on Electric Light And Gas Plant Miss Pinky Slimmer, the sparkling Beck Within The City of Sanford And Au Hammock correspondent, assisted by Min thortzlng a Contract With Said Com pany: * ttvo' Stufllna, ertterthlned two Sanford drummers list Monday with a boiled din t h îc " / 5 w ^ r J,lnr,l''v " ,eCi,v Council of ner and played and sang several popular Ä .PyS4* ♦"•"‘hr trantwmniw Sáñ" Mng5. Miss Sluffins recited "Curfew Shall Not Ring." with her usual eclat. . . . m a i a a m ^ -.'s etais1 Elkamer Pcrhamus nnd Peter Butcher have been getting up n family gcneology tree of their ancestors. Both huve told that their forefathers (It in the revolution­ ary war. Elkamer got ns far back ns Ids l grandfather and-found that the old mnn was hung for being a tory, and Pete found out that Ills old great granddad, on bl* mother's side was from Orlnndo. Their family trees are tflrcndy full grown, but their grandfathers arc as far back as they a ^ liig ,,.. ...... «U. ZSS’ i ï f f i ' 1 ,ïï: to tiip(Ni>H.i n n ml nth i t ttriiüsory or us-rful nt>iili- «■ivevi by ihe _ ÿ S & J n °rtdm until 1Z o cl.* k m , on oodaj gi(,> lZ iu, I DOSI, und the tame will tw upwwd by »md »uatil on *, c , , . '" ‘ ■ -’« ' . «J llY l i (ani. ll*Ur. *r 1 III , 9m. lliUH. 1) a *.. u. (hr™ ..o'! ^ IIS fur , 2F con» I ruction o( about forty*ii,ch "ni* culvert» over ta llir " î r" . ll’ ronnroction amounting in TIHiH il,n--v\H> .ü .'"IXut^py il’rrS , lr <',,im i"etl Kirrr -------amount -----, „ . „ of . i jjiA P ej {'Irli A rnnitii<-irtlt^,-rjpthin may I« la- had by _m ail from !»on a M M.« R Kotilnton. Clerk of Court ut Orlandoor S W ,.ïa illï ï î Ÿ Ginn. Coniulitns Knâitu-arïor ïh e sanfiird Drolnngr Cotnm litiân, Boom S, F lm Nudgnal Bank hnnford, Honda, ubero plan», »pevUU allons, mnp*. rttlinatr». profile* and ali ¡»'onVilr * '"tom oliIon retatlns lu »nid n>n»tna tion !"''l>¡y "f toa auHalto b i d u t Ä Tin* biil» for ditcblnit w ill bo recelved ninm eoch * . ï 1 t l*0TI " r Other «■ <'», will, iKiwi-r nru ».-Parale »ra ti.in or iijmh ratti « p n n it r lin r nf entiauthority In immutaci ur*. m a lt: änrt 1..: 1 " 'IS T'"1' "'ll " r utmi tilt- r n llr r i »iimar.*l deal In •iieh ^ i ' n i i . l lurnliti tin- »„„„. i o m L i I " 1"V.V"!Vi; ii V ji; tJLwJ u j r l lllu t in lim u t U -.» Imnt. *«m fi.r iti.« u , liuTi». illtTn,'» ut irntirom neiit and t»u*r »lavify »anir «iiiarntety. i « o r i» ,.i twires, • fjHiifs, « r Tr,,,-, »"'■ | mniRlntalRlnti «KM» m trf tnw'n« m and m«ih in himhi t*u«t» ami tvLvnm " ,r «lier* ni!d Ä (roum li <>f »alii town, ur other niipllnnivs fur itu- u , .1 . (,N,° *V,in " v,'r 2r> ' 1» rione> I. 1 V'u mr in »l'im rnlr a» follnwt. tom-rnt on und trmmnUslim of < It-t trieiiv ana Ili-n d n l—C i'L v rm : cnnverrldiMir tin- -a»iu- Inti, light and p U ,-r n,r !",■ r .ii nvntion |ier rublo vani. ,lm n ' hs-Jnhatgtiint* mid id bull,lines MnlMhkment |*-r odilo yard Mnl1 li«1"" "'"l fowi r lò uirnlier rlatxinod in piare ut v i murì i i» r thonV ,,r,’v ,n r “' T ir * dint it I» nm intruded A ll rulverl» lo l«-of fin in runutrurtimi nworm In rondici with «hr IIV id .d ir lr i.il> r.,r piTfcjnif our or nny car«. nr InrmncMlve. or I Auwr<irs—All work will I n- palli'(o r upon o»ll(ranfmiMlim of sounds nr nirstngi-s h w lr r u k it v imiti » uf t|n-rM ^im vr Ir*» 25 per iv-nt. m a in i ti s ’ ''ibuu until Uh» lotniriturnt* In Uie pn.vid.sl nlwnys lim i Ib rn rn ia -rn llld alTu i U u C .’y »pr-clniatio",ororom pllnl with, whrn th rrrn ia ln Reuben Glue's gasoline lamp exploded of Salitim i Mml rnn nir wild ...id e ra n lrr. In |,„ iliK nnd livin g ihetiTair. or iiluert, fm |„tlr» tower» Uer will b c rttlm a ln l in full. . last night and several dozen collar but­ mxi utltrr n|iiiliuj»i'*> ... * . ro tilt hinmeir» « « » W rltrrli ii.r III p» r o rni, of Ilio oMitrnrt tons and a number or bunches o f shoe Sccnoh 2 Me it fu rijirr ontninrtt: Tim i s « hI prlv iltfltf-fl almi) tesisi «n il I n* in fom* fur u (•«*£¡mj of |>riiv Hill I h- n ip n rn l n u li n u li Ititi n» a iliio ra litrr strings were damaged by smoke and water. 'hai If iiwnnh-d ti ointrnrt withlii im m tyT . V,n yrnr? fr? m ,,M' '*«> of.lM Mnn li ViU r "dT iiytoilb t o f ib r rn v i|.| of n Inpil notlliuitlon of jf n,r We learn that his stock was Insured in IJ)(U At Hi** r»i»irutiiin t»f said ,a!Tti'r' " ir » u iv riilu l b Id i!ir or liiiKIrr» t.lly id .b jiifiln l *n drslrr*. Il ima I mirti me- said (Huât (lir a «ati»fnrtory I m.ih I wllh lltr iìonnf uf his wife’s name. • “ Hi* irle llabt lindens plum if .....»aidernnlrrs nny ilia tiii-rjfor sia li l.rk r. In rase tin- p u n ir, «rl'un 1 amiti il sin tiers, (a insure fur thè comiilftlun u fi he roti trae! a» awnrdnl and io ilio »laa-lllol Unir il I : i I t i * in agni». un i it nil I n * fix ft! by. tim v in/n-resident Sylvester Cronkhito's oldest daughter, opprimer». nnerhiwcn liy tlieiuwn, one by owner* (Sri- »itivlllratliin» ) Salii Uind lotie mi amount »ntlifarlory io (he who graduated from the Mud sock female m ultile two ilu m it *finll tritume the itiird or if rhtirr.pnrty »huh refuse c,r full m npiMiim thWnti* tioartl and in nivnntaricr with Ilo- law» jioverninz < lemetcry, Is said to be quite a linguist. prnUf*r. nm notify tin* other in writing of sudi lurhw nik. The riiihl I» hrrrhy tN ervrd lo rrlrct affy or all fur fifteen tiny» nfler srrvk v iifMiti them of iati». The other day Mart Billingsly asked Iilt iTkOkv, the written notice of f^idi »rlettlon. nru! <>r written o nlrr uf lite llonnl of Conni y CurnmUsionrrs where site lived and she told him her folks notjer for the parly mi served to t r in i their np- of Il> Uruuilr CiAinly, I I..ritta pnntert. Ihrotht-r puny mny thru nmmint »udì . . . . H M. IhmiNttin, Clrtk didn't live where they did before they npfirnituT. miti «he nwnnl miti \>t\cv fur,l ti|wm t»y Atldrr»» all hid» lo II M. Kol.liuon. CU rk ut thè the majority of «tu li iii'|»rni*iTs »hall |M. f|nn| Hll,| moved away from where they now.live. hi " ■I t -« | nil i ntf uikont with unr tics. In the event that the Irru it Court. Urlando H a taiij (art «if Sanfonl dors 11141 tlt sirr to I»u> tahl Mait nearly hqd n fij, d e v !rk liklliC tinti jju* nlnnt» nini the »aiti lirniitcr» In C ir c u it C o u r t . S c v c n t h J u d l c i u l C i r ­ mu! thè C ity of Smifonl cannot a ijrrr u|K>ti «he Steve Gullion's two girls Paris-greened terms of n new contract, the »aiti City of Smifonl c u it . O r o n g c C o u n t y . E lo r ld u hereby nitrir# to extend miti lirant tfir (irivitt^e* M Frank,.l’IaintilT i sere of potatoes yesterday nnd weeded liraoteil under this ordinm uf ns ftMind in Svtivn s . . , , v* . . | Attnrhmenf. two beds of onions. The Gullionsare born I. 2 mnl .*» Intuitive, to the said Ciimpmiy fur a n.iv'hl II ninnili», llrfi'Milmil I period tif twenty Ove years from the expiration <if r o ,ih,Viti II Thoniai. 71 llroadwny, New York workers. ifie frmu hinc hereby itrmitiil A , 1 i u n ii.—.4h —h .- h» ti mny H nn i'in’ ' VII .11.' ti.-n 111 liultlii .l ikuL a w m of aflm bm rm MH1W it-ilr m tt rIjrtIU'rTT iTITTh^ F T IIn f in, m a t Jnnes nrul Shorty Skinner visited In a - i l l tlir n iim in t » rnit nf tnt' bfTitr uf ilio Clrrk uf liti’ C lrru ll “»hntf hftxr Tio C.niri of thi* Srvrntli Judliìnl C lrru ll. OrnntlrCounriiint nnd privilt^e, without the passai!** uf further ■Town yesfOifdny ana- received much ml i f1il my, lodi»! 11p »ml I c 111|>or 111 i I y ufis 1tin i I:he ty Umida. <1ttltil tlir Ili)111 day of Aprii A ¡1 cordial greeting from our citizens. Punk •Invi» alleys mid walks, and puhik" itromids of »ah! UHI!), ni (tir »oli uf M Frank a iin ìiu j D ii» iti 11 eity, hi the prtKrss of m int rm litui nini I a >1 nifi, nini Ululim i, h li ir li u rli lui» l«a-n rrturnial (ry tbether.was once a resident of our town nnd was ìhereafter in the piwces» of •fniiiifiiti»! «r f« |iyiriii*;. IA(•»«aitisi; miti yunr, p ro irrly, I o- h I i Lui 3, f, 7 vxtcittlimi tlu* pitie*, mains and nnpliatnvs.ttr «mi H. uf Ulta k 3. T lrr I. aivordìnil tu F . - K Trnfchaoibermnid in a livery stable. Come ur prtrwwif work» constructnl hemintfer. hut shall not fnriCs mnp of ilio town of Sanford, Orauilr rounty, onrriiM'ii.ihly interfere with or ».l*-ttrmi the fret* t lofidn, lui» l■^•<•nnlliirtirsl In »Iiliafy lini di-mmiti again, boy a. use nT tht* ut reel», rillryu in d nohlic »ìrotifui» ¿»fore nf tilnintiff in thè nl»>vr ia*e lo thr ntuuuut of Naii! H ie streets, alleys ant! »iijewit}Kb or,puluki J 1455 riti. Philander Reuben Cline "who serenely ground-., Hnw, tlnrrfore, unir»» Vini, thè nnld I)«vid II if dhhirfird in th<- pr«« *ss of laying «ir n »hall iH-rwiimlly in- nini apiirnr Iwlore tlir passed away of spinal trouble was laid p.airtin! pi|M*». | h»Ii 'S. lowers and oilier tiecessfirf Cniuma» i trilli Court of thr S r u lit li J m liiia l Clnailt of Orkifucth or parts of the nft>rrsmd works or plant. sway in the Mudaoek cemetery to await, ShatLbe U iihiitd . ulti! «II infiidnthifnt ptcm rUws! h> miv‘^ Cnmity. Flurida. mi thr lirst Mondiiy in Atigu»t ro vi »unir U iniM hr Znd day of Aiiitusl. Midi town ridatiti»! h» Mich matter »h n lftr nun ihe call of Gabriel anil other weeping lieti with Sfitmld any mains parts oipt|w*s of A I* Ululi, imliinirnt wlll !«■ n ndrrisl again»t koo. and in f.in ir nf ili« »ahi M Frank mtd v i m orii nf angels on Resurrection day. Mis nephew. works toiisirot ln l ht-n iinth-r I**- laid or tts ated in thr iirni» rly nllai lin l a» tnay I«- »ultlrk<til lu ta li» ur iipm nny stnrts, alleys or public grounds not f> vtid jlldittlirnt and nmts will Im »uhi tu «utikfy Mose Blizzard, has writ the following irathsl, or street the jfirnde of wftidHs sutNMsjueii! (tir »alile. , . y aiterei! or fixed, sail! town sigilli I«tar the ta touching epitaph for his tombstone: . fk’ USeof chant!in»! the position of sui'h mains nr _ Wittirsi. II M »Rotiinvin, Clrrk uf C im ili Cinirt, port#of work» when ih** ifirmh* shall tw* (jsiii or S.'Vrn,h Jiidii'iut Ciri nil. Ur iiniir Cinnily, Horldn, Beneath (he clny lies Kruben I’lillm n h r Cline. }imi»!ed Cro\ idei!, ifuit Udore the |ap< h are tait) inni thr arili ni »ani miirt thi» llir 11ili day of May il M B umnsui,. Whnperished of »Ickriel» In Ills spine: ill up) line line notice lo lh c Mayor shall I«* ifiiven A II Itulli, | v * i| * Clrrk The angels railed him 1» n home much h¡idler. mill fifteen day» allowed for the town (o iStitlilUh Ilio A iM n iiis . Attornry fm Cini ut in 30 H And ttiide Rub* did peiuefiilly esplre tin* ffirilile Udore »udì pi|M*s shall he In iti I'rov idisl. however, the »¿ranlees of fills frum ilisi' mali* in The Soldier Creek bulbing bench has their i»w11 e %|teiiiM* 0)1! i utili tfir# i 11 i n v ic*■ pif«*s **r In Court nf Ihr Comity Judge. Stute part thefeid iioceHidtiifed hy flew ifirnde ¿iveli by of I lurida hern made deeper and wider and will ac­ tin* City of Saiifnid Provided, sani si rviee piiieii, or any part thernd, was laid prior to the pass.-nu* commodate quite n number of jktsoiis at f tins fruuchise " ' n Và'i'n'rr"1 ! Granili- Cmiriiy the same time. It, is quite inspiring and * «H rmülgr*»» l.r galci v, UîstrHiup'cfl . (ind-üll In cas«* mi) ilhIkfi.iiM 'iit »tmlllpc mijvrfii! niiiiiiiht tVrnms travine TTnlrns tir l^-muntU ndtiiuni mùi i»r -jtnvj«'rfy low a h« «iiy injufy h. diverting to sec n half dozen'Indies of the i4iki U ui ------1 tiusetl hy tin ih'fifCive etitiNi nul ioti nr nfii'fp1-'“ V*m .uni «*m lt «*f yim arc herrhy m»iifi«ij mu! r«. Jumping .lesokns munaly-ilirrdmiing-Kt^ter rtf s .ild 1111- wrrr r t ei*t Int liülii plant 'win^ *if apIMiruUm. »aid city >lmll I" nTmt>ur>c«| in tin* Eph Bunker, the wife of our beloved jmis- ruiMint uf vaiti jiidtpncnt h> the '•alti Smihird i* fuel Company or its Mint *ta*ir' **r nsitiiiiw tor, who weighs 300 lbs pludging and Aghi Seel imi I lie it further ordained (hat »¡ml -upply dashing around like an innocent porpoise »¡nulter*, tlu if *ueee»v»rh er A»*i»{fl». with illuminatili»! lía» «r «ht tricity »neh I Uhl# as in the placid waters. hall !«• ilcHinnl hy »md city mul tt» iMliiiliilmit*. SHe Buster, the eighteen year old neph­ ew of Mart Buster is going to take tin position of runner for the Hotel de Busier in Cameron City. Uncle Sieve Hunger Is quite ill with that dread nmlmly n bilious liver and ill worst Is feared, When Don Skin tier broke the sad news to Sieve’s nephews they Were much clingriued and shed boisterous •ohs.-• r Silvester Gilchrst fell from n orange tree yesterday nnd was severely jolted. It is feared that his vermifuge appendix has become attached. Syl is certainly very unfortunate ms last summer he slid down the Bump fire 'Bumps at Dixieland Park and got caught on n silver. He suffered much from the severe laceration all last fall. fruits of Organization What dues this victory mean T It means tbuusaiuls upon thousands of dollars saved to the fruit growers of Floridu. and re­ turned to the stale. It means the revival of the moat fascinating and profitable of Industries thut hqs become oiio o f the ro^st discouraging and disheartening in­ dustries of the stute of Floridn. __ lyb61* the haul« has been won tjnd vic­ tory perches on our banners the fruit gro^w> of Florida can ride in their autos in­ stead of the middle men nnd commission toen who have fattened and grown rich ai OUTGlpeuw. These are facts that cannot he gainsaid. The awakening was slow, but at lust every *™it grower it» the state is wide awake to *he situation, arid the formidable breast' ’«ks that liAve been thrown across our sth -win be tU qharf ljeiQSo uie army of f-d*tenulned men. _ wwy wmuI sMswani««. und >/ 'v*se men the y will surrender 1 " » w harfs for thrfrfu-' interests.—N. f|. Fogg, in the Orlando 5*wlnel. / nil nt « prlcuiiul In r n m l ih.it i*tiid hyl«wu»*d like* size ani! cfifiriH trr. mul w.h«*iievcr said mw 11 »hull order i!n> m rh-strlflty to tw »applied for »Ui'trt liUUp»ol liklhl». MMI* himp** **r '»hfilt fu* lighted ìttici i’iiiingmfdii'd hy Miid ifirntilrn», their Mict'gnMifft nr iifiilgn*, at i!»cir ow n c iiif'iisr The tappili»! of aia ln» t»* the line of ili*- i»r«»|M*ny iliiitl I h' (lone lit the r*|wn*e of »aid ilrmilt'i n Kiv i imi f» lie it f11rt lief nrd pi»in I Thai this» fruii > 4■Id se tu it *t fh* ucce píe*! «»r rejii' t«1 ! within thirl y day» after il» haul parage, liv »irli! grii ti tei*», ititi! In ih «1event that <n»i franchise i» acceptnt, »aiti grantee» »hall !*eglu within ttiree mouth» and work of ln»iitÍ!ing »aid elect rie light plant, 11lid »hall have the »nine In i*|*crntion within twelve monili» from date of lureptrimv. la default tlicfeuí% thl* fran eh 1m* »Indi hi? forfeltinJ SiHtlontl Ih» It further onlrilned That a emit met U*twi*en »aid City of Sanford and the Sanford Light k f uel Company to »unpjy gu» and citi trielty to the ( ity of Sanford and it» inhabitants »hall U* en tered into hy IUpro|»er nulhi»ritie» V i/ fo ra to ri tul of fifteen years, at the expiration of which perhid the »aiti City of Sanford agree-* to enter into a new contract l-dween said granire» for «nothei term of twelve year*, in preference to any competi tor, providing tin* rale» and the »erviti*» are «141111I Section 7. Ih* it furtlier ordained I hat In con ftidrration of this franchisa said grand e» agree to furnish grati» to the City of Sanford two eighteen candle iiicumle#tx*nt light» in the tiami il 4h u n t -f mie al the ja il and one at the *tlu»e cart Inane on Park avenue. T6 Itoiionahie Mayor Lake ^ I hereby certify that the aUive onlin inn 1*11» pas nod hy the City Couneil «if Sanford. I la hi »e» ftlun March l»t. lüüi* Ma»» I S o n Approved: Puevr.vr La»i . Mayor. I ity t lerk Li il Notice o í Appllcallon (or Tax Deed Under Section 8 of am p ler -1ÖUÜ. Laws o f riorlda Nutlce 1» liricb y iii*cn (bal (i.*. T Cairn-» puf cliu w r of Ta* ('.•flilM'alr Nu 1», ilutdJ tin* HriJ »lay ili lilyLiÛlintV-A J-'JBiüî-iiH» L'lpJalum mLitiuilc Tuf tax d ru! lu oflu-f. ami bp» inm if niij.ll........ nw SttW i v i l i f k l l r mi* i»».H* in tmc»m-ru..... d im T.....witi. bracr» the (ullowlnil d rv ril« » l pro|» rl> jllu n |« l In Orante county. Flam bi, tu wlt: N h i. ol N VV . of S f. * S « - IH. Tp 20, S K 27 t. Tin- »unir Utid b eim i o » * r s » r d at Ib r d ll........ the Im iiiiiu v ni «Urti erri Ifica Ir in d ir lim ar of W IV rrnlc Unir»» mid cr rti/K'utf d u ll im iW w n m i « cxw J ju«!U* lax drixl will U#ur therrun oil llie J n l «Juy «•( Augu»i, jtiirnl lu arcM iit si rt > t htims ami ii«Mxiiiti(!i which >t*n « r •uh* r *»! y «mi may litivt* again»! the «*«tiitr <*f VS N I.«U h r d u cinteti. Itile nf Orange iin iiily , Lîoriihi m ili*- timlrrsigm*«! inlitiiitislrialri« of «mit! «*n ! ¡ti*’, within twii ycarv irmi» tin* tluic !i«*r»nf Ih tliil Mny 2 !. A li P.Hh» * • Li i a L Li i m j h , -Li h Atliiiiiilftlrulrlx ; .jj <••><*<.•> «P+<•<•-s«S<• GROCERIES * » Noticeli» la y c i in my o IU flIW Tif hereby lilven (lint S. S No Ui-ni bu» III«! »«id certificate __ .. . made nt-aakirdkrtr.' v itli law S3W « * : tllk-ate embrace* Hie JoHowIml devrlUal |.rui»nly .lu m in i in OmnSe ramoly, Hofhlo. to wU. hW A of SWM of Sec U.-Tp 23. K 2H. .The »aid land i-lini at lUc dale uf Ihr ktmiuur of »uU M K i f f t ' l f i It.n ir .ll w. M Mommi W » Unir»* miti r»'rtUV-ale »hull le mlertlH'l «‘ 7,"," i1*1' lo law. ta» deed will lim e ibriroii un the J3lh day Florida Fruits ‘»><* V egetables ü General Insurance SAN FO RD . FL O R ID A h-!- + -b •fr ' <..;. *.;..;..;..;. .¡.. th e N - . .;..;.... ^ ^ > ... * + ^ +^+ I High-Grade House-Building a Specialty DEALERS IN Builders' Supplies, Interlnrchen Sand Alpini CenieiiLj-AnnnrÖ a s t ó r i Pinna, Estimates, und all Iiiforuiatiuii relative to —Cheerfully Eurnished OFFICE AT RESIDENCE X ■> • •> 'PHONE -S ^ .;. <. <•.;..;. .;..;. .j..;..;. i. 4 HAND BROTHERS LIVERY.-1 FE E D and SALE STA BLES Harnea« and Buggies m- O lackam ithlne and Hora a a h oa ln« Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged * A U T O M O B I L E S FOR LIV E R Y USE FIR ST NATIONAL BANK O F SANFORD, FLA . F. H. RANO, Pratldant F. P. FORBTER, Caihlar Funds •1 I . * C E O . F E R N A L D , V ic a -P r a a . D. F . W H t T N E R , A**1. C a i h l a r O n ly National Bank in O ra n g e C o u n ty That's My Business I n v e s t i^atititi ; : Pope Contracting Company «■ O lia li!y ol Goods ami lite Prices <* of Same That’s Your Business iln vin i! liis ro iit¡mied the lüikery I enn now devote P ro te c te d by B u rg la ry Insurance Safaty Deposit Boxes for Rent O R G A N I Z E D 1887 TOP PRICES FOR YOUR ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES whim sliipiH'd lllls illffiM w ith « I HEWITT. If you a re not doing this 1loutie, write tt) till'll] III nnco. HEWITT FRUIT C O . AND PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS 10 E. Camden St., Baltimore, Md. References: This Paper and Thousands of Pleased Shippers In Florida my intention exclusively to the (¡HMA'ry-tfdde-íitnfth f public is cordially inv ite tH tr-in s p c m n y T Ie W " S t l H 'k > v * * * k v * « u i* * k \ * * * * U M « * » * * » * « » » * * » » » * v t * * * » » » m » « » m u « \ k \ m k v C ITY CIGAR STO RE of Groceries, Candies. Cigars and ToBaccoc 1UWltne*» my oBlrial ili|iia liire and *rnl liti» Ihr 2nd duy of July, A I» 11*01» li M K i-m ti* . fuA t] Clerk Circuit Court O rm ile County, Ha. Notice of Application for Tux Bred Under S c c iH n -»«o t Chapter ABBB. Laws of Florida SHIPPERS OF D. J. M onroe Clark Building c . H. DINGEE Best of Cigars and To­ baccos in the City Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals » W M U » « « « « « «« « « « » « « « » * *««*«1« « « 1* "A VA N T & H A Y E S LU M B ER D E A L E R S « Plumbing and Prepared to Furnish all Framing Material Gas Fi t t i ng LU M B ER C U T T O O R D ER Mia# Margaret Claire Edwards. 12 years ^ wBose liokiio is In Napa.California, ¿fjt o n « ray 'udirla I »limature and «eal dill die j Ms been awarded llie gold medal offered (Ill ' d a y of « JJi i n * A . t t .l 6 0 9 . day B M RtatNaiN. JitAPl ^ ^ « t perfect physically’ formed girl . Ha to the woty^JSb* it.Jlvp% "XH^Work deceives djpitti inches tall, and. weighs 10G and Best Efforts JUST KtCtIVFD •to*1"'!* She can tense or relax any musAnother lot of those Bargains c her body at wlU, has perfect health -■.K's, 'Pitone Ti30 Hurry Wilson's Opposite City Hall Hpeads Luuuh of tuy tine out of doors. Horneas ot as SANFORD, FLi Postoffice Addres# FLORIDA 11 Mill at CAMERON CITY,"* í í u m i w u i i v > i i i ‘ i**‘i“ **‘ *, ** **>**********M* >* M* M* * w * * M* * 1 • : ' • * ■ • • Tv* « �TME SANfORD HERALD ♦♦♦■s* Gainesville W a s H e re F o r T h r e e Good Games SANFORD PROVED EASY WINNER Celery City Now Has the Best Team __ In the Sandspur South­ ern League They have come and gone. ThcGnincsville ball team floated in«» Sanford Inst week nnd for all wc know are floating or swimming somewhere in the land of flow­ ers and 'gntors yet—nil except the wouldbe umpire they brought With them. __He, poor fellow, missed ids "calling," gat-tan­ gled up in his "bowls" nnd strikes, safes and outs until he couldn't tell one frotq the other, and.the last we heard of him he was head«! Tor the depot, mistaking It ‘•for- the*ballpark. Poor follow t A" fifteen cent bet was more than he could nlTonl to lose, nnd it turned his brain. The two teams lilted up for play Satur­ day afternoon. Everything was against good ball playing. It was wet overhead, wet underfoot, duck ponds scattered pro­ miscuously around the park, b o if a player missed one he was very apt to sit down In nnolhcr. Enthusiastic fans were plain­ ly in evidence, and it didn't take mure than a pair of minutes for them to discov­ er that the‘home nine was playing against n visiting ten. Then pandemonium broke loose, nnd the way they roasted that tenth man (the Gainesville umpire) wain Sanford scored two runs early in the game, nnd Iptcr on, through two bad er­ rors, Gainesville did the same, and thu? It remained.la the c n d .o f -the chapter, In the beginning of llic'tcn jh inning the Gainesville.umpire, undertook to steal tbc game for ills homo team by declaring n runner safe at tho plate who was out by nt least four feet. His little game didn't work, and os it was getting too dark and threatening to continuo the game, it was declared a tie, Thus ended the first game. Monday’s game was not played owinjL .>.;..> a -j-•:•<••><■v <•v •:••><■v <■■>v * •><■v ■:• -h *%■•:•<■•?->%•<• <•v ■>♦ v $ <•❖ •>•:••:••> Hardware and Farm Implements the best o f support. The visitors 'bit the ball, but wherever It hoppened to go there was someone there waiting for it. Bridges In left, Burleson in center, nndSchopke in rigid. Con you beat it T The ball would hove to be knocked over the fence to get past that trio. Bridges and Burleson each mnde several sensational catches. The "big boy" demonstrated that he could make good in any position. Schopkc saved the dny in the second game by hclpljgg to |hj1! Burleson out of a decidedly bad hole. Gainesville managed to get the bases full and it began to look serious. Burleson struck out the next _mnr\_up^J’licJliJtL man got a hit. which ordinnrily should have been n clean hit, but Schopkc made n long run nnd pulled it In, making the most sensational catch of the season, and saving the game. The Infield nlso descries special ‘ men­ tion. Hunter on first. Brown on second, Vibbcrt on third, nnd White short-stop, were nlert nnd up and nt.’ein nil the time. It was seeming!^ impossible for a ball to get l^y either of them. And as n catcher Hudson surpasses anything in these parts. We certainly have a fast bunch of ball players, and Sanford is in position loincct all comers. Lu c a s p a in t s Used in Uncle Sam's Paint Shop ‘PITTSBURG PERFECT’ Best Fence Made - ** W E H A N D L E T H E WELL DRILLING NO DEARER THAN TH E POOR KIND j n W e have the largest and best equipped plant q for driving w ells in this 1 During the past year 1 j the U. S. Navy has con ­ in □ 2 sumed 691,000 pounds — r —□ C l— - — — — - —H a NJ Î o f LUCAS WHITE PAINTpnd* Äi “J 1 , ■ « -— *□ j r -27 8,7 60 pound^o f LUCAS ,~rA121 it 1Z- T«,[1’A _ ___■ !,1 '7. _ —— - T - '3 COLORS, sufficient to pro­ s r 'TT' 'AT--- j ¡' ~■~»~~7j i ~in— ■— ’H duce more than 100,000 - j£ i . 55 J. 3 K q ■ — g allon s-of h lent to GO cnrloads o f For Field, Farm, Ranch. Lawns. —* * 200,000 gallons—eaclv MWAt Corn Cribs and Poultry and which "would make a train more? than one- Will stand ordinary as well us hard lialf m ile ionii. In Uncle Sam's ser­ Will not sag in Summer’s heat nor vice, as in everybody break in the cold of Winter else’s, LUCAS . PRODUCTS Are mnde of the best materials nnd hove an unbroken re­ have stays that cannot slip cord for satisfactory re­ Do not require'an expert to erect, sults. nnd arc low priced Gainesville Boys In Sanford Henry Davis nnd his Oak Hall braves made a good impression in Sanford during their stay. They nre good ball players nnd perfect gentlemen nnd tlydr behavior on the diamond and upon the streets com­ mended them highly to our citizens. The Oak Halls of Gainesville for many yenrs have had a good reputation nnd the 1009 bunch Is carrying out the traditions of the past,—They-will—always- be welcome itr San forth—------------- -— — — Among t hem were the following: G. Henry Davis, Mgr. Jack Spotswood, P. Harry Bullock, C. T. A. Miller. IB. Pete Allen, 2 B. Tim, Hendricks, 3 B. .>.%.% A B O V E ■> •> s e c t i o n _ .o f_ t h e - go u m r y - and are prepared to fill all orders prom ptlynTuF m achinery 4s up-to-date and our workmen are T»„- .% » "»’ "* skilled hi the work. Those putting in wells would serve their best interests by consulting ns nnd learning prices be­ fore. making E X C L U S IV E L Y •>v•> c o nteinphHdtiifr- IN contracts. S A N F O R D *»:• SUNDAY A T WEKIWA As Told In the Language of Albert ‘______‘ Anson .Graham— • .. — Estate andr R e n t a l s Sunday in the making wns the very best ever, sunny and the breezes cool. The day was glorious, and the good people here nnd R OOM 9 H Y N E S B U IL D IN G there migrated in nnd around, the pools and "fountain mysteries" baffled contin- <j - 1 am now preparing ten 5-acre Celery Farm!! in uously. ;j the best location, 2 to 3 miles from tow n; 2 'A acre's One hundred per cent better nre the Wokiwn pools thnn the surf o f ’ old ocean i; on each place tilled, plowecj and ready for culm S iThese places are for sale cheap, good tmns. every Orango county citizen will admit, | tion. S. Graham, S. S.________ ___ | • and on Sunday the pools more Interesting i| Write me. I am also making a specialty of M. M. Harry Denton. L. F. and more refreshing than ever. j| Smith's lands, the best located lauds offered for s.ile. , Ira Wotson, C. F. nnd P. And intermingling witli the ripples were {[ A lso choice city lots and residences at reasohnide Joe Hines, R. F.-ond P. summer girls’ curls. Sol had barely peeped Call or write me for particulars. W. T. Lawson, F. nnd P. over the eastern ramparts of pine nnd J prices. Red Saunders, C. palm and mnde a few flirting winks and S! L. Carter, Jr., Scorer. ward in letting It be known. The first blinks with Miss Wekiwa when tho first Fox Waters, Mascot. gome opened for business about 3 o’clock stage turnai into Hood River Curve nnd Jew Manassec, Jonah. with Gainesville at (he bat. They start­ entered t'.n play gross Jj. It lnjl£d from > M W A A H U A V M U A W .M A U M A V m V .lU \ U A V i^ A n V U U tfv ed tho fireworks by making one run. Bill Tison, Rooter.------------------------ - . Sanford, Lucky Sanford— Clos^ly-jfoHow-Elmer McCreary, Paper Correspondent. lug the Sanford stage were several parties nnd by; the way, they stopped right then W. W. Waters, Camp Follower. and there, for it-was the only one they frohi up Long wood way. TJis big bu> were allowed to look at during the entire ____ Advert Islng-tbe B a t M J a m e -----: aftornoon. There wernn tilers insight, Imt" The following appeared in Wednesday's UUnqgjhejr first plunge contained OrlanD E A L E R IN tliry did not cóme their way. By some doites from* wideawake Orhindo. In the issue of the Reporter-Star: hocus pocus the home boys “ shooed" "With the npproyai of J. J’ luvius, there deep forenoon Severn! buggies amf n wag­ C H O I C E F L O R I D A A N D W E S T E R N MEATS them away and did the remainder of Cic on well laden with pleasure seekers were will be presented by the combined talent PHpfii 1 Park Avenue, in S p eer’ s C roesry getting themselves. Many times during of Sanford nnd Orlando oil Thursday and checked in. . Early afternoon autos from the nfternoon it was a case of "now you Orlando began to arrive, nnd late dusk Friday the thrilling drama. ’Tile Scuffle sec it ; now you don’t," Runners would they were still arriving, and when young For The Cup.' Nine thrilling acts. Eight­ get as far as third, but tho fates decreed evening appeared she gracefully greeted <♦*J* 4» 4* ♦«•*><• v v v 4*v -Î een performers. Conic out and sec Bridges, that that was the stopping place and they a large multitude indeed, in Wekiwa stopped. By splendid playing Sanford put ilia boy wonder from the Celery City. Springs. *> two men over the plate and won llie first Windham, one of the original Seven Suth­ erland S isters.H ear the Golden Voiced The hot summer days commonly known game—score 2 to 1, Cympbony Quartette, Gore Pounds, Hawes. ns "dog days" are here or soon will be After a few minutes breathing spell Burnett, assisted by the famous outfield and tlie many dogs roaming the streets the umpire announced that he was pre­ pared to render judgment to the best of chorus, render that touching ditty. ‘No­ are n constant menace to every one. cslieciully helpless and defenceless children, Ids ability (and no one can question Hint body Scores.' Tlie greatest aggregation of peerless if the dog ordinance Is not obsolete wc who knows Dr. King) by calling "play ball." This time njierntlons begun with Sanford perspiring pinyers ever presented the hope tlie authorities will have it rigidly enforced. Every year a dog or several at the bat The playing wns of the same public. Admission 20 cents, which entitles you dogs nre stmt on account of their suspi­ high quality us that of the one previous: if anything n trifle better. By agreement to tlie right ts yell nil you please. Grand­ cious behaviour. Tlie killing of the dog only six innings were played, mid tlie re­ stand 10c. No extra charge for seats on muy be too late to save some one from the dangerous effects of n dog bite, .j,, sult was n score of 1 to 0 in favor of San­ the grass. Come out and whoop 'em up." ford. ,j The Great Piano Contest Thus ended tlie second nnd third chap­ Tic Game at Orlando van run. , ters of as good luill playing as anyone Mi»» Jr*»iv S iiim tm .......................... ........ The bull game yesterday at Orlnmlo Order K n £ l r » . . ....................... need wisli to see. Certainly the players ended in u tie, fourteen innings being MU* Aof ranku Tn knch.................................. acted tlie part of gentlemen, each nnd cv- piuyed, neither club being able to score. Coniirritntkitinl C h u rch ............... .............. Mi»» K lla St rim i follow .............. ery one of them, Thal tlie fans were well It was a pitcher's battle from start to K n U h l» uf P y lliin * ................................ . Mi»» Maybcl Wuodhurn pleased was plainly evidenced by their finish. Bridges was in tlie box fur San­ WHskn Club........: ............. ........ 1___ whole-hearted npproval of every good play ford, and Briscoe for Orlandu. It was un Mi»» Nona Co x a n . ..................... made. To (he batteries of the home club even breuk for thcM. us each hud sixteen Ml»» Annie llliUlu» Waulnirti n( ihr World much credit should be given for tlie result strikeouts to their credit. H/idgcs gave itr*. li, W. Vmntilr . . »ait of the gdineg, and tocacbmulA'Vi-ry pleyer Orlando only four hits, while our bunch Mit» tdlllr Urd. Clyde tlie credit should be shared. MU* Almrna llrook»,.. innnnged to get five hits off of Briscoe. • In the capacity of umpire Dr. Klnggnvo Next Wednesilny is the date named for tin' best-of-satisfaction. Willi due re­ Wanted—To rent 13.000 feet of celery the meeting of the Citrus Growers' Ex­ spect to other umpires, we do not hesitate Is it ns good as your business? Does it do you credit 48-tf change in Tampa. Mutters of much im­ to say there arc none better tlinu Dr. King. boards. P. O. Box 304. or does it misrepresent you? Think it over, .nnd if you For Rent—Seven room bouse iuruhthed portance wliLoauu before ihe.niecting-to Two mishaps occurred during Hit; second game, not suiiidcutly severe, however, to or unfurnifcJicd on Park Ave. between Dili be discussed nnd acted upon. Persons in­ And it is uot ns good ns you think it ought to he, try us once. and lOtb. Inquire at Sanford Grocery Co. terested should he present. change the result. Catcher Hudson of the 47-tf home team injured one uf ills lingers, nnd If you nre needing letter heads, bill heads, envelopes, Colonel Miftvellus Pointer, prominent n Gainesville player injured an nnklo in cards, statements, circulars, booklets or anything of that sliding In third base. He was allowed a staff officer under Gen. Joe Whfceler in tlie substitute, but Hudson piuckily played war between the states, was found dead kind, let us hear from you. We will submit samples and Inst Salurduy In his room at his boarding the game out. house in New York city. Apoplexy was prices on request . • tlie cause. ^aifo rd Ball Players jr R e a ! .wlihdr-fi^leiHp-nirttie^LnTigwojlIeri were" B a ll n la v e r s t _ If, , you are fond of especially stationery, usk to see , , „ I T I —rr O-—M-JMAUw■!« A'» ■>nice T « » -W »■ ■■» J»#*«»*.-— ■-M.TTIM» H a v e Wp WO gp— » m - U tile olU.CuinofcvUU-caiu» here with tho expectation of making'qs look like thirty cents. Did they T Wei), they are going horns with the Impression that Captain Bridges' bunch is too classy, and the "big boy" did not have to do the twirling either. Kogero pitched the first game, under didlaihies. The ball getting, wet made it almost impossible to handle. failed to do much damage. flUr Bonds mjJSSSSZ You'll liti sure to like them the Austrian government as an attorney in the trial of n famous will case. Involv­ in g $ 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 . Tho tercentenary celebration of the dis­ covery of Lake Champlain. N. Y., is well under way, ahd is being attended by a large number of people mosUy from New W rtf^VfRfifflTimd Canada! The Tesuvb The game ties are to last three weeks. SanTorO, Florida refrigerators—all steel—a t . Harry J WEson’s. �™ ----------------------- Ml HERALD IN SANFORD— Life ia Worth Living . tm Numfi . 49 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. JULY 23. 1909 First Year - = A NEW TRACTION LINE Company Has Been Organized --------------forTfre'ProJecf FROM KISSIM MEE T O SANFORD w A New Road Will Traverse One or Best Section or The state of riorlda The proposed tra^lop^ j l j e f^ ^ K ja j FLORIDA CROPS F.INf ALL AROUND FLORIDA Good Prospects In-Citrus Groves Especlally. Says Crop Reporter------- A NEW DEAN A T ROLLINS Rev. The Crop Reporter, published by the The General News of “The Land of Flowers" bureau of statistics, department of agri­ culture. In Its issue for July, says of Flor­ ida spb-troplcal fruits : The condition of pineapples in Fiolidaon Julyl was ninety- CULLED FROM THE S TA TE PRESS four per cent of a normal, hgninst nintyone on June I. 1900. nnd eighty-eight on July 1. 1008. The condition of limes was An Epitome or the tyeek'a M ost Im­ portant Happenings In the nlnty-four on July 1. 1909, and ninetyState's Domain. three on June 1. 1909, and eighty-eight Vyhile wading in the water nt St. An­ TVTTJtliyi, 1DDB. The condition of grape­ drew's bay ono dny last week, Henry Mun­ fruit was eighty-eight on July L 1908." son was so badly bitten by' n shark that Of tobacco in Georgia nnd Florida, it says: his life was dlspaircd of. "Unsatisfactory prices for the last crop An official survey of the Kissimmee riv­ have caused the acreage to be reduced er hus been rccominencd by •the United twenty per cent., both the shade and sun-, grown being less than last yfear ‘ Plant­ States board of engineers. At tho last ing early and the stuihl Isgbod. Weather session of rongress $75,000 was appro­ conditions during the growing season were priated for the improvement of this river. Last week while a team of horses were favorable, and indiéatlons are fot a fine crop. At the time reports were sent to drinking in u shallow pond Into which they this bureau a part of the crop had been had been driven attache«! to n carriage, put in the house." The crop statistics occupic«! by Allen Pierce and children, the July give the following dntn for Florida bottom of the pond sunk without warning as to ordinary crops; Corn—six per cent, nnd both horses were drowned. Fortu­ increase over last year in neerage; com nately the occupants of the carriage were dition July 1,1909, ninety-six: same dale rescued t)y persons who witnessed the ac­ 1908, eighty-six; ten-year average, eiglny- cident. which happened near’Yalaha. t h w .- T«bncro-=ncrcnge eîgîily- pe7cërïf Hereafter convicted prisoners in Jack­ of that of last year; condition July 1,1909, sonville will not have the easy loafing ninety-two; 1908. ninety-six, ten-yenr times in jail that tho>*>huve been accus­ average. ninety— Irish potato«»—neerage, tomed to. The new city charter provides two |>er cent, greater than that of Inst thul they must work on the streets or pay year; acreage plunti*d, 3,000 acres; con­ their fine. dition July 1. 1909, ninety-one; 1908, Uy the capsizing of a launch in the St. ninety-four; ten-year average, eighty-six. Johns river near Jacksonville a few days Sweet |>otatoes—acreage same as Inst ngo. J. D. Ferris and* his twelve-year-old year's; condition July I, 1909, ninety-one; son narrowly escaped drowning. . They 1908, eighty-six: ten-yenr average, nine were rescued by Maurice Rogcronnd Har­ ty. Pastures—condition July 1, 1909, ry Treadwell wbo were out in a row boat. ninety; 1908, eighty-eight; ten-year av­ There was a quantity of provisions and erage, ninety. Oats show one per cent, groceries on the launch for Nichols &. Co. of loss ill condition and pastures one per of Mnndarin, all of which were luet.’ cent, of im|>ruvement since June 1. 1909. _Twentyifuur--'nHrariahiTTe“"« !!!!« were Inuicul ioua iqvorfitic crops- of -everything destroyed by U. S. revenue officers In thjs Florida produces. ' ,, . staULlbe- past -fiscal yenr: FLORIDÆLAND T. Clayton Accepts Chqlr Of English Whole State is Waking Up to Rollins College, Winter Park. July 19__ Important Facts Rev. F. T. Clayton it Williamstown. Mass., will be Professor.of English nnd Instruc­ tor in philosophy the coming year. He HON. FRANK CLARK’S OPINION will also act as dean. Clnyton has for several yenrs held an important pastorate in Willinmstown. Unscrupulous Land Dealers are W ork­ the sent of Willlnins college!, one of the ing Agalrftt Beat In terests. leading institutions of the country, at ___ _____ l i . ,ili Florida whose head is a son of President-James A few weeks ngo’ n gentleman in Okla­ A. Garfield, nnd his relations with- the homa-«irslrhig to change his location, nml college faculty and students hnve tx^cii close and intimutc. He has also had un having been approached by nil agent who official nnd Influential connection with offered him special inducements to settle • on the rcclainiciTlQixd of the Everglades, the public schools of the town. Mr. Clayton is himself a grnduute of wfotc the Hon. Ffank Clark, at Washing­ New York university, which also confcr- ton. asking that he lie supplied witli defi­ reti on him the degree of Master of Arts. nite Information about these lands, as In course, nnd of Union Theological Scm- there were others beside himself In bis lo­ innry in New York. Ho is a gentleman cality Blinking very seriously of locating of chortning personality, of extensive ex­ In Horlda. In reply Mr. Clark fully ex­ perience with young men and boys, sym­ plained the glories of Horlda to the gen­ pathetic, yet strong, and It.Is believed tleman. but bt the same time gavo him thnt his influence as dean will be excel­ some very sensible advice. The better ------lent. Dean Terry of Williams colletfe'snvs part of this letter wos sen| lht»f MrrCtnyi6hr''IIc Is particularly fond Union to show liow Florida was forging to— — of work with young people nnd seems. Lo the front, nnd was used ip nn i‘ rtir*«y by* that paper from which we make the fol­ me trrhflVe tiie serious qualities which lowing copy: ____ ________ 1— — would make him efficient In the relations with the disciplinary officers of U ii col­ =, "I know very little, of my own personal lege. is able to muintuin with the young knowledge, with reference to the Ever­ l»c«jple under his charge. Tact, firmness, glade». I cx|>cct to go through n iwrtioii sympathy nnd common sense appear to of the Everglades next November, and ^ bo among the many good qualities of then will, of course, lie hi n trailer posi­ which he retains possession." tion to s|ienk intelligently titan 1 am now. •Mrs. Clayton, who is a graduate of Vus- 1 will say this to you. howevor, if y«>u nro sar College, and is a scholar nnd teachrr contemplating buying lands in tiie Ever- * of distinction, will assist the coming year glades with the intention of building u in tiie department of mathematics. home there, I would advise you to make u thorough iiersoual investigatiun before do­ Going "Bugs” on Ball ing so. If you have quite u number uf It was a Frenchman who said: "If busi­ families who contemplate taking litis trip, ness interferes with pirn sure cut the it occurs to me it would' be the part uf business ouL" Tills may be nil right wlmlom to semi uuc__of-vouM iQ fnbcnm tra 1 ’ |fw» h u a ln ^ « . trlfìT r-rn ^ 7 .tf,^ d 7.7 ,|0 Everglades so that lie might make u thor­ so but Iih* customers expert him to be at ough personal investigation. Iwnntiorny bis store part of the time .at least. In the to you In this connection, ns n citizen of Inst few weeks Sanford .has tnkert such Florida for twenty-six years, that I nm a deep interest in base ball ns to cause tlioroly convinced thut*n |ioor man can do some of tiie people to think tliut the ball better here farming than liu can in uny guiiics were interfering with business and Other state in the Union. He cun rank« u tliut the business wus cut out. That the living in.ilii* state mid acquire n Compet­ — suine is true in Orlando the following from ency witli less effort, and in lesstiinciliun he can anywhere else. While this Is true, the Reporter-Star demonstrates: nnd while our lands me extremely produc­ Tiie afternoon closing up an Friday caught the large numher of aiunlry prrople tive, yet we huve thousumls of ucres that trapping who came to town expecting to are not Jit for cultivation. Tiie state ijns do business. They expect a Suiiduy ns- been very much injured by certain unscru­ pe*ct on Thursdny afternoon, but having pulous dealers in luml misrepresenting no notice of tiie silent closing of tiie doors on Friday also, it sent ninny of them conditions mid locating Heftier* ntunsuil^ able places." home in no good hunlor. They came to attend tiie orange grow­ In concluding bis letter, Mr. Clark ex­ ers meeting and in uianycasestodosomc shopping when the crowd conic nut of the presses the hope thnt the party will make oliera house und night coming on they such un investigation us will induce them trietl to make purchases und go home. tn make their homes in tills state. Mr. “ Did you ever see such a gol durued Clark shows ml intelligent regurd fur the town, n n yw ayf said one. "Nnw. never did;, have they shut up shop for tiie or­ interests of tiie state when be advises ange grower's mcctingt" pros|racllve settlers to look before buying. “ Now. not on your life; they all went They could safely cotnc to Floridu with tlm to the ball game." certainty of finding iibutuianceuf land of­ "Well, I'll be durued!" fering iduul conditions for settlement. Nit man. however, should pay out bis money ftie Great Plano Contest und get bis dcc«ls without seeing what be As the piano contest grows older the is paying for, or getting information ubout interest becomes more intense and the it from someone with whom be is person­ favorites ore keeping up the large vote. ally ucquuintcd. A settler who comes af­ Miss Tnknell seycrnl weeks ugo lnnde«l in ter taking these precautions is sure to be second place but this week the Eagles pleased if lie is ut all reasonable.- H*h*» iq have rallied and again occupy their for­ comes un immigration ugent for Florida, mer jmisIlion. Miss Slumun maintains for Ids satisfaction draws mniuf of* tils her original position ns lite lender and friends nnd acquaintances to the state, but seems to hold this place regardless of the the man who buys a "gold brick" acts as efforts of the other contestants. Get in o lighthouse to warn people to keen awny the game and vote for ytme favorite.— We believe there is no state in the Union sah rum where there are as many good bargains as 80.S27 Min Jruic Slumon...... - ............ 31.7«« can be found In Floridn, but there ore "gold Order oí Easles.’. ... ............ 41.884 MU* Arsnks Tuliach. I».OM bricks"-hcrc, and those who iiuve them ConfreSatkmul Clumli....................... Xiii4l>t* of PylhU*.......r -------- ............ 10.840 wisti to sell them. It is good business us MU* Maybe) Woodburn......................... «.777 Wtlaka Club........................................ 3.819 well as good conscience not to overpaint MU* A da S la oilrom ................................. 3,429 MU* Nona Cowan................................. 2.208 our advantages, uud to warn prospective MU* Carle Moore................ 1.802 Mis* AnnU Hbuma............................... 1.427 settlers tliut wliilo the best can be found Woodmen of the World.........................* 1.174 in Florida, good business sense is needed Mr* G. W. Vrnabia............................. I.SIS UaplUl Sunday Sdioul ....................... 002 here as elsewhere In making selections. mired fact as the following from Reporter-Star would indicate: "For many years there has been talk of a trolley Tine between Orlando and Winter Park, Orlando and panford, Kissimmee and Sanford, etc. It was good talk. That is to tho aver-, age mind there has seemed to be good reason for the building of such a road. The nature of the country is much the same as the suburbs of the northern and western towns where electric rouds are a howling success. Fine orango groves arc located all along the way Iratwecn San­ ford and Kissimmee. Great vegetable producing.seelinns already sending thou­ sands of tons of freight to northern mar­ kets are -feadytO'h®" tapped: Hnhdwmo residences line the proposed route with people always ready to step aboard and go to Sanford, Orlando, Winter .Park, Mriltland, Kissimmee, or tp the river ter­ minal for Jacksonville, New York nr oilier eastern points:- Then the winter ' tourists, the man with plenty of time and more money how he would delight in such a thing as a breezy ride over a rural line, taking In tho sights of the country, and our own people, every one of them trav­ elers and plcnicers, how they would rush to patronize such an enterprise I As we have said, there have been ru­ mors of roads and stakes driven, and in imagination we - have almost seen the "fugitive- -running:------ T" HuwardHnsSore'flcud Hut the time was not ripe, or a freeze Pensacola is to add $7.000 worth more Tiie Suniurd Herald a n » in rewponse to pared streets to iliose already pnvetL am«r-ora putlllTln money matters pre - -_vcmed.an(i the electric road never nintc- Die HuHy'Jokeleit^Feprqdpced in ourcol. Tampa is to haven bacteriological lubomns from thnt iuipsL that “ the Orlando ~T_rialized.—— — ------------------traoplc like Holly Jukclets', nmldmt’s why rutory. Tiiis is tiie result of action taken But perhaps all these agitations ihny so many Sanford Herhldf arc taken in by the state board of health at a recent have been well enough in their way. It Orlando."/' Wtelli£*tliut's* nil .right; those meeting in Jacksonville,_Tuiupdrwillfurkept the idea alive and every time it was little Holly JoktoJetg musl.be paid for by i/uth lot and the state will erect the build­ Homelxxiy and If Orlajtdo Folks •can staiul revived the importance •of the scheme up to the(jokes wctfoitpt Fmtfplniii'. Any­ ing. seemed greater. • body huve u IIiillyd<fMt^.NUAffaojv-liiinT . B. F. ConstauDne, a well-to-do resident ^/■-Now, however, an improved idea has, Stand up and sUy $or^Rojg»eW'-£ijjr. ' of Clearwater, was found dead in the road Poor H^wlf^ ceitoJAiy 'ii'^Aroc pitied. . developed. It Is not an electric trolley mcar his home last week. A|toplcxy was 'Tfflifjhn» Jroiii his line, which perhaps might be the best Last week the cause of death. He was 13 years old but also the most costly, but a traction tradside aimoUrtvirvl ijtat ; liffjjgis very low and a widow ami children survive him. road, to be operated with gasoline engine with a b id ’, attack xK* sore neck. Tiie His remains were taken to Hciidcroon, power, carried on each individual car.sim- dread atlahk:seCms.to have settled in bis Ala., for burial. bend this week and bis "grouch" is get­ ■ Bar to an automobile. A new trolly line between Pensacola and A company has been formed ami «»ni­ ting Irayond control of medicnl assistance. cer» elected, the engineer is on the ¿round, We would advise that lie tuke a “ Holly Magnolia Bluff lias been opentHl for busi­ nearly all the right of way has been so Jokclct" every hour until relieved or oth­ ness. , The next regular meeting of the state cured, the plans have been worked out, erwise. In cither case the result would board of pardons will be held July 29. ' and the backers are ready to put up the be satisfactory. No meeting will be held in August. cusli necessary to build a traction road Citrus Growers' Convention from Kissimmee to Sanford, a distance of Eustis has a First State Bunk. The old Tiie members of tiie Citrus Exchnnge ubout 43 miles. recently organized rpel again in Tmnpa banking firm of McClelland, Hubbs & Istcd - Tills is all pouched for by Dr. U. T. Den­ yesterduy nnd matters of importance were lias been reorganized by udditionof other nett of Orlando, who has been the moving discussed. Following is the program: gentlemen and now becomes a state insti­ spirit in the mutter all the while, und who' 'Address—Orgnnizer J. A. Reid, of Cali­ tution. has never given up when others became fornia Fruit Growers' Exchange, "Califor­ A telephone line is being built between discouraged. " (¿ecsburg and Ocala. nia Methods." All we know of the project we obtained Address—Sules Manager R. P. Burton, Two bouses adjoining the Cosmopolitan from him and, briefly the plan is to build of Floridu Citms Exchange. "General hotel. Tampa, were burned Friday morn­ and equip the roud for the sum of $500,- Methods for Successful Bundling of Crop." ing. The hotel wus not damaged to any 000. Of this $400,000 bond at 5 per General discussion by the growers.^ extent. ■t 1 "Z cent, and to be place«], which__wUIJ>£ TjneBtlons'answered by J.'A. Reid nnd R. .Thomas Gonzalez, an aged cigannakcr ■— Taksn cnre o f byU ie jrBTTlornaduy Com­ P. Burton. of Tampa, committed suicide last Saturpany, bankers of New York, on condition l ifting of crons nnd slgnlngof contracts «lay bv shooting. Belng too feebie to work Duit the other 5100.000 common -stock, by growers of the state of Florida. was thejenuse. r; shall be taken by persons living in Flor­ Drafting of model charters for county Enos Easton, a lad who was recently ida as a guarantee and to show their in­ exchanges nnd constitution nnd by-laws kicked in the head by a horse in Tampa, terest by becoming identified with the of local associations. die«! Sunday. ; . project Upon such a guarantee being Only a few weeks ugo Tampa enterCapt. A. E. Moreno has been relieved of given, the J. D. llornuduy Co. will back tain«xl the onnventipn •whlchvoted unan­ Die line and the Taylor % ., of New York, imously In fuvor of lh«s, exchange and tils command of the Tampa post of state constructionists, will build and equip the which provided an organization commit­ troops, as captain of Co. M. und as acting road on the following conditions, viz: tee.. The organization committee evolve«! commanding officer of the first batalllon. When the first five miles of the road shall an executive committee, and the two com­ second regiment infantry. National Guard have been completed (probably between mittees, through the; individual work of Die of Honda. Charges of a serious nature oar or rows 2.123 Winter Pork nnd Orlando) twenty per members, and a'press highly endorsing have been preferred against Capt. Moreno. MU* LIUIs Lord. Clyde.. .................... MU* Atmen* Brook*.................. mi n i r’!!~ Tiie order came from Orlando and is uffi**01 of the stock payment will be due the exchange idea, together witli the se ‘ »g >i»d. thereafter, upon . the completion of curing of on organizer to Storm Strikes Galveston ra>V each five miles, ten per cent adifitlon will lIFy ll> Uie" citrus belt, have done their officer of tiie regiment. The storm which originated in:tlte CarAlfredo Alvarez, manager of 'll»« JFour riWau B»b »event! Hays ugo mul fur a work well. The proposition of the company is to - ¿bothers' ssteon ar WMT THnlJJiL We# aS- tiinfr threatened Tampa, has now Dung m«kf thUa jWsecnger and freight Jlnc. art.-pardebCTW. Cl'Ovirslreei; 1st Vice sassinaled just as bo was' ehtering the Itself in a tangent across the'Gulf of Mex­ P a s s e n g e r e q u ip p e d with engine, president. Dr. B. T. Benuctl; 2nd vice gate to bis home about midnight SutunJuy. ico and struck Galveston, Tex., where a a*press and freight comportments and president. Dr. J. H. Smith; treasurer. W. No cause for the killing Is assigned. The wind velocity of fifty miles hn hour was •«ominodntlons for seventy passengers A. Smith, cashier State Bank; secretary. assassin cs<»ped. .. . ' _ • recorded Thursday.’ According.to Local v e in use on other roads and are said to L L. Payne: general manager, A. N. McA vessel load of gophers'-irbnr' Geneva. Weather Observer Scare of Tumpa the That tha , proposition may be fairly Ala., wus received at Pensaoola last week. ** giving perfect satisfaction. Trailers conditions in th^t city appear very much brought before the Orlando people there w“ lf be.attached to these coadtes If necA. J. Murphy, claiming to hail from Sail- the sume as at lb* time when the city eASary.-'lfei^iit eng|JM^ nnd cars are also was a public meeting in the court font, was robbed of $30 in Jacksonville was destroyed tty seortn and flood several t* be iruvided and freight hauled locally House on Wednesday" night ut 8 o'clock, years ago. > ‘ last Saturday. * . J* weU as to Sanford to conncct.with this which was oddressed by J. P- Hornadoy The storm no longer threatens Florida, A wireless telegraph station with a ra­ and the tabulating engineer. W. A. McQyd« line, saying a great deal of coat. dius of 1.000 miles will b ^ in operation but where it will spend itself cannot be CMnjock, who presented the entjre prop­ The name of tho company, ia The Cenin Jacksonville u ^ v week. . • Tbwida Traction Co., and the oflkeri osition.” V i» 3 U Wiring For Electric Lights Sanford's new electric light plant wigoop tra Installed aml.xnu.want done by a competent and expCrience«l electrician. The work must bear inspe«'tion and conform to tho regulations pre­ scribed by the Southern Tariff Assusia-'. •ion. W. A. Pore of this city has hod ten /cars experience in electrical work of ull kinds and can wire your house in a satis­ factory manner. Everyone should huve their house wired at once, to be Feady when the current is turned on. and W. A. ' Pore is now equipped to take your onler and fill same at once. You can get him a n / time at the telephone exchuuge, or leave orders at Fornald’s hurdwure store H r .rib Í ' 'V liitW •* , ■ 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. 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, July 16, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 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/b8d8d79dca176909d03cf5ede4fb3140.pdf 1bc1baeb76d4b064a981a61fc5e05b5b PDF Text Text TME SANfORD HERALD ♦♦♦■s* Gainesville Was Here For Three Good Games SANFORD PROVED EASY WINNER Celery City Now Has the Best Team __ In the Sandspur South­ ern League They have come and gone. ThcGnincsville ball team floated in«» Sanford Inst week nnd for all wc know are floating or swimming somewhere in the land of flow­ ers and 'gntors yet—nil except the wouldbe umpire they brought With them. __He, poor fellow, missed ids "calling," gat-tan­ gled up in his "bowls" nnd strikes, safes and outs until he couldn't tell one frotq the other, and.the last we heard of him he was head«! Tor the depot, mistaking It ‘•for- the*ballpark. Poor follow t A" fifteen cent bet was more than he could nlTonl to lose, nnd it turned his brain. The two teams lilted up for play Satur­ day afternoon. Everything was against good ball playing. It was wet overhead, wet underfoot, duck ponds scattered pro­ miscuously around the park, bo if a player missed one he was very apt to sit down In nnolhcr. Enthusiastic fans were plain­ ly in evidence, and it didn't take mure than a pair of minutes for them to discov­ er that the‘home nine was playing against n visiting ten. Then pandemonium broke loose, nnd the way they roasted that tenth man (the Gainesville umpire) wain Sanford scored two runs early in the game, nnd Iptcr on, through two bad er­ rors, Gainesville did the same, and thu? It remained.la the c n d .o f -the chapter, In the beginning of llic'tcn jh inning the Gainesville.umpire, undertook to steal tbc game for ills homo team by declaring n runner safe at tho plate who was out by nt least four feet. His little game didn't work, and os it was getting too dark and threatening to continuo the game, it was declared a tie, Thus ended the first game. Monday’s game was not played owinjL ward in letting It be known. The first gome opened for business about 3 o’clock with Gainesville at (he bat. They start­ ed tho fireworks by making one run. nnd by; the way, they stopped right then and there, for it-was the only one they were allowed to look at during the entire aftornoon. There wernn tilers insight, Imttliry did not cóme their way. By some hocus pocus the home boys “ shooed" them away and did the remainder of Cic getting themselves. Many times during the nfternoon it was a case of "now you sec it ; now you don’t," Runners would get as far as third, but tho fates decreed that that was the stopping place and they stopped. By splendid playing Sanford put two men over the plate and won llie first game—score 2 to 1, After a few minutes breathing spell the umpire announced that he was pre­ pared to render judgment to the best of Ids ability (and no one can question Hint who knows Dr. King) by calling "play ball." This time njierntlons begun with Sanford at the bat The playing wns of the same high quality us that of the one previous: if anything n trifle better. By agreement only six innings were played, mid tlie re­ sult was n score of 1 to 0 in favor of San­ ford. ,j Thus ended tlie second nnd third chap­ ters of as good luill playing as anyone need wisli to see. Certainly the players acted tlie part of gentlemen, each nnd cvery one of them, Thal tlie fans were well pleased was plainly evidenced by their whole-hearted npproval of every good play made. To (he batteries of the home club much credit should be given for tlie result of the gdineg, and tocacbmulA'Vi-ry pleyer tlie credit should be shared. • In the capacity of umpire Dr. Klnggnvo tin' best-of-satisfaction. Willi due re­ spect to other umpires, we do not hesitate to say there arc none better tlinu Dr. King. Two mishaps occurred during Hit; second game, not suiiidcutly severe, however, to change the result. Catcher Hudson of the home team injured one uf ills lingers, nnd n Gainesville player injured an nnklo in sliding In third base. He was allowed a substitute, but Hudson piuckily played the game out. ^aifo rd Ball Players _ Ball nlavers t Have Wp WO gp— » m - U tile olU.CuinofcvUU-caiu» here with tho expectation of making'qs look like thirty cents. Did they T Wei), they are going horns with the Impression that Captain Bridges' bunch is too classy, and the "big boy" did not have to do the twirling either. Kogero pitched the first game, under didlaihies. The ball getting, wet made it almost impossible to handle. failed to do much damage. .>.;..> a -j-•:•<••><■v <•v •:••><■v <■■>v * •><■v ■:• -h *%■•:•<■•?->%•<• <•v ■>♦ v $ <•❖ •>•:••:••> Hardware and Farm Implements the best o f support. The visitors 'bit the ball, but wherever It hoppened to go there was someone there waiting for it. Bridges In left, Burleson in center, nndSchopke in rigid. Con you beat it T The ball would hove to be knocked over the fence to get past that trio. Bridges and Burleson each mnde several sensational catches. The "big boy" demonstrated that he could make good in any position. Schopkc saved the dny in the second game by hclpljgg to |hj1! Burleson out of a decidedly bad hole. Gainesville managed to get the bases full and it began to look serious. Burleson struck out the next _mnr\_up^J’licJliJtL man got a hit. which ordinnrily should have been n clean hit, but Schopkc made n long run nnd pulled it In, making the most sensational catch of the season, and saving the game. The Infield nlso descries special ‘ men­ tion. Hunter on first. Brown on second, Vibbcrt on third, nnd White short-stop, were nlert nnd up and nt.’ein nil the time. It was seeming!^ impossible for a ball to get l^y either of them. And as n catcher Hudson surpasses anything in these parts. We certainly have a fast bunch of ball players, and Sanford is in position loincct all comers. Lu c a s p a in t s ‘PITTSBURG PERFECT’ Used in Uncle Sam's Paint Shop NO DEARER THAN TH E POOR KIND Best Fence Made - ** W E H A N D L E T H E WELL DRILLING j n W e have the largest and best equipped plant q for driving w ells in this 1 During the past year 1j the U. S. Navy has con ­ in □ 2 sumed 691,000 pounds — r — □ C l— - — — — - — H a NJ Î o f LUCAS WHITE PAINTpnd* Äi “J 1 , ■ « *□ j r -— -27 8,7 60 pound^o f LUCAS [’A __ _ ,~ rA121 it 1 ■ !, '71. _ Z- T«,1_ —— T COLORS, sufficient to pro­ s r 'TT' 'AT---j ~7j i ~in—¡' ~■~»'~3 ■—’H duce more than 100,000 - j£ i. 55 J. 3 K q ■ — g allon s-of h lent to GO cnrloads o f For Field, Farm, Ranch. Lawns. —* * 200,000 gallons—eaclv MWAt Corn Cribs and Poultry and which "would make a train more? than one- Will stand ordinary as well us hard lialf m ile ionii. In Uncle Sam's ser­ Will not sag in Summer’s heat nor vice, as in everybody break in the cold of Winter else’s, LUCAS . PRODUCTS Are mnde of the best materials nnd hove an unbroken re­ have stays that cannot slip cord for satisfactory re­ Do not require'an expert to erect, sults. nnd arc low priced Gainesville Boys In Sanford Henry Davis nnd his Oak Hall braves made a good impression in Sanford during their stay. They nre good ball players nnd perfect gentlemen nnd tlydr behavior on the diamond and upon the streets com­ mended them highly to our citizens. The Oak Halls of Gainesville for many yenrs have had a good reputation nnd the 1009 bunch Is carrying out the traditions of the past,—They-will—always- be welcome itr San forth—------------- -— — — Among t hem were the following: G. Henry Davis, Mgr. Jack Spotswood, P. Harry Bullock, C. T. A. Miller. IB. Pete Allen, 2 B. Tim, Hendricks, 3 B. S. Graham, S. S.__________ ____| • .>.%.% A B O V E s e c t io n _.of _ t h e - go u m r y- and are prepared to fill all orders prom ptlynTuF m achinery 4s up-to-date and our workmen are T»„- .% » "»’ "* skilled hi the work. Those putting in wells would serve their best interests by consulting ns nnd learning prices be­ fore. making E X C L U S IV E L Y ■> •> c o nteinphHdtiifr- •>v •> IN contracts. SA N F O R D * »:• SUNDAY AT WEKIWA As Told In the Language of Albert ‘______ ‘ Anson .Graham— • .. — Sunday in the making wns the very best ever, sunny and the breezes cool. The day was glorious, and the good people here nnd R O O M 9 H Y N E S B U IL D IN G there migrated in nnd around, the pools and "fountain mysteries" baffled contin- <j - 1 am now preparing ten 5-acre Celery Farm!! in uously. ;j the best location, 2 to 3 miles from tow n; 'A acre's One hundred per cent better nre the Wokiwn pools thnn the surf o f ’ old ocean i; on each place tilled, plowecj and ready for culmSiThese places are for sale cheap, good tmns. every Orango county citizen will admit, | tion. and on Sunday the pools more Interesting i| Write me. I am also making a specialty of M. M. Harry Denton. L. F. and more refreshing than ever. j| Smith's lands, the best located lauds offered for s.ile. , Ira Wotson, C. F. nnd P. And intermingling witli the ripples were {[ A lso choice city lots and residences at reasohnide Joe Hines, R. F.-ond P. summer girls’ curls. Sol had barely peeped Call or write me for particulars. W. T. Lawson, F. nnd P. over the eastern ramparts of pine nnd J prices. Red Saunders, C. palm and mnde a few flirting winks and S! L. Carter, Jr., Scorer. blinks with Miss Wekiwa when tho first Fox Waters, Mascot. stage turnai into Hood River Curve nnd Jew Manassec, Jonah. entered t'.n play gross Jj. It lnjl£d from > M W A A H U A V M U A W .M A U M A V m V .lU \ U A V i^ A n V U U tfv Bill Tison, Rooter.------------------------ - . Sanford, Lucky Sanford— Clos^ly-jfoHow-Elmer McCreary, Paper Correspondent. lug the Sanford stage were several parties W. W. Waters, Camp Follower. frohi up Long wood way. TJis big bu> .wlihdr-fi^leiHp-nirttie^LnTigwojlIeri were" ____ Advert Islng-tbe B a t M J a m e -----: " The following appeared in Wednesday's UUnqgjhejr first plunge contained OrlanD E A L E R IN doites from* wideawake Orhindo. In the issue of the Reporter-Star: "With the npproyai of J. J’ luvius, there deep forenoon Severn! buggies amf n wag­ C H O I C E F L O R I D A A N D W E S T E R N MEATS on well laden with pleasure seekers were will be presented by the combined talent PHpfii 1 Park Avenue, in S p e e r ’ s C r o e sr y of Sanford nnd Orlando oil Thursday and checked in. . Early afternoon autos from Orlando began to arrive, nnd late dusk Friday the thrilling drama. ’Tile Scuffle they were still arriving, and when young For The Cup.' Nine thrilling acts. Eight­ evening appeared she gracefully greeted <♦*J* 4»4* ♦«•*><•v v v 4*v -Î een performers. Conic out and sec Bridges, a large multitude indeed, in Wekiwa ilia boy wonder from the Celery City. Springs. *> Windham, one of the original Seven Suth­ erland S is t e r s .Hear the Golden Voiced The hot summer days commonly known Cympbony Quartette, Gore Pounds, Hawes. ns "dog days" are here or soon will be Burnett, assisted by the famous outfield and tlie many dogs roaming the streets chorus, render that touching ditty. ‘No­ are n constant menace to every one. csbody Scores.' lieciully helpless and defenceless children, Tlie greatest aggregation of peerless if the dog ordinance Is not obsolete wc perspiring pinyers ever presented the hope tlie authorities will have it rigidly public. enforced. Every year a dog or several Admission 20 cents, which entitles you dogs nre stmt on account of their suspi­ to tlie right ts yell nil you please. Grand­ cious behaviour. Tlie killing of the dog stand 10c. No extra charge for seats on muy be too late to save some one from the grass. the dangerous effects of n dog bite, .j,, Come out and whoop 'em up." The Great Piano Contest Tic Game at Orlando vanrun. , Mi»» Jr*»iv Siiimtm............................... The bull game yesterday at Orlnmlo Order of K n £ l r » . . ..................... ended in u tie, fourteen innings being MU* Aranku Tnknch............................... Coniirritntkitinl Church...................... .... piuyed, neither club being able to score. Mi»» Klla St rimi follow ............. It was a pitcher's battle from start to KnUhl» uf Pylliin*............................. . Mi»» Maybcl Wuodhurn finish. Bridges was in tlie box fur San­ WHskn Club.......:................... 1 ___ Mi»» Nona Cox an. ................... ford, and Briscoe for Orlandu. It was un Annie llliUlu» even breuk for thcM. us each hud sixteen Ml»» Waulnirti n( ihr World strikeouts to their credit. H/idgcs gave itr*. li, W. Vmntilr . . »ait Orlando only four hits, while our bunch Mit» tdlllr Urd. Clyde MU* Almrna llrook»,.. innnnged to get five hits off of Briscoe. Next Wednesilny is the date named for Wanted—To rent 13.000 feet of celery the meeting of the Citrus Growers' Ex­ boards. P. O. Box 304. 48-tf change in Tampa. Mutters of much im­ For Rent—Seven room bouse iuruhthed portance wliLoauu before ihe.niecting-to or unfurnifcJicd on Park Ave. between Dili be discussed nnd acted upon. Persons in­ and lOtb. Inquire at Sanford Grocery Co. terested should he present. 47-tf Colonel Miftvellus Pointer, prominent staff officer under Gen. Joe Whfceler in tlie war between the states, was found dead Inst Salurduy In his room at his boarding house in New York city. Apoplexy was tlie cause. jr Rea! Estate andr Rentals 2 Is it ns good as your business? or does it misrepresent you? Does it do you credit Think it over, .nnd if you And it is uot ns good ns you think it ought to he, try us once. If you nre needing letter heads, bill heads, envelopes, cards, statements, circulars, booklets or anything of that kind, let us hear from you. prices on request . We will submit samples and • If you are fond of especially A nice stationery, usk to see , , , , the Austrian government as an attorney in the trial of n famous will case. Involv­ ing $300,000. Tho tercentenary celebration of the dis­ covery of Lake Champlain. N. Y., is well under way, ahd is being attended by a large number of people mosUy from New W rtf^VfRfifflTimd Canada! The Tesuvb refrigerators—all steel—a t . Harry J The game ties are to last three weeks. WEson’s. „ I T I —r r O-—M-JMAU w ■!« '» ■> T « » - W »■ ■■ » J»#*«»*.-— ■-M.TTIM» flUr Bonds m jJSSSSZ You'll liti sure to like them SanTorO, Florida �™ ----------------------- Ml HERALD IN SANFORD— Life ia Worth Living . tm Numfi . 49 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. JULY 23. 1909 -= A NEW TRACTION LINE FLORIDA CROPS F.INf Company Has Been Organized Good Prospects In-Citrus Groves Especlally. Says Crop Reporter------- ALL AROUND FLORIDA First Year A NEW DEAN AT ROLLINS Rev. FLORIDÆLAND T. Clayton Accepts Chqlr Of English Whole State is Waking Up to The Crop Reporter, published by the The General News of “The Land Rollins College, Winter Park. July 19__ of Flowers" bureau of statistics, department of agri­ Important Facts Rev. F. T. Clayton it Williamstown. Mass., culture. In Its issue for July, says of Flor­ will be Professor.of English nnd Instruc­ FROM K IS S IM M E E TO SANFORD ida spb-troplcal fruits : The condition of tor in philosophy the coming year. He w A pineapples in Fiolidaon Julyl was ninety- CULLED FROM THE STATE PR ESS HON. FRANK CLARK’S OPINION will also act as dean. four per cent of a normal, hgninst nintyClnyton has for several yenrs held New Road Will Traverse One or Best one on June I. 1900. nnd eighty-eight on An Epitome or the tyeek'a M ost Im­ an important pastorate in Willinmstown. July 1. 1008. The condition of limes was Unscrupulous Land Dealers are W ork­ Section or The state the sent of Willlnins college!, one of the portant Happenings In the nlnty-four on July 1. 1909, and ninetying Agalrftt Beat In terests. of riorlda leading institutions of the country, at State's Domain. three on June 1. 1909, and eighty-eight ________ l i . ,ili Florida The proposed tra^lop^ j l j e f^ ^ K ja j Vyhile wading in the water nt St. An­ whose head is a son of President-James TVTTJtliyi, 1DDB. The condition of grape­ A few weeks ngo’ n gentleman in Okla­ drew's bay ono dny last week, Henry Mun­ A. Garfield, nnd his relations with- the fruit was eighty-eight on July L 1908." homa-«irslrhig to change his location, nml mired fact as the following from college faculty and students hnve tx^cii Of tobacco in Georgia nnd Florida, it says: son was so badly bitten by' n shark that having been approached by nil agent who Reporter-Star would indicate: close and intimutc. He has also had un his life was dlspaircd of. offered him special inducements to settle • "For many years there has been talk of "Unsatisfactory prices for the last crop official nnd Influential connection with An official survey of the Kissimmee riv­ on the rcclainiciTlQixd of the Everglades, a trolley Tine between Orlando and Winter have caused the acreage to be reduced er hus been rccominencd by •the United the public schools of the town. twenty per cent., both the shade and sun-, Park, Orlando and panford, Kissimmee Mr. Clayton is himself a grnduute of wfotc the Hon. Ffank Clark, at Washing­ grown being less than last yfear ‘ Plant­ States board of engineers. At tho last ton. asking that he lie supplied witli defi­ and Sanford, etc. session of rongress $75,000 was appro­ New York university, which also confcrnite Information about these lands, as It was good talk. That is to tho aver-, ing early and the stuihl Isgbod. Weather priated for the improvement of this river. reti on him the degree of Master of Arts. age mind there has seemed to be good conditions during the growing season were In course, nnd of Union Theological Scm- there were others beside himself In bis lo­ Last week while a team of horses were favorable, and indiéatlons are fot a fine reason for the building of such a road. innry in New York. Ho is a gentleman cality Blinking very seriously of locating drinking in u shallow pond Into which they crop. At the time reports were sent to The nature of the country is much the of chortning personality, of extensive ex­ In Horlda. In reply Mr. Clark fully ex­ had been driven attache«! to n carriage, this bureau a part of the crop had been same as the suburbs of the northern and perience with young men and boys, sym­ plained the glories of Horlda to the gen­ occupic«! by Allen Pierce and children, the put in the house." The crop statistics western towns where electric rouds are a pathetic, yet strong, and It.Is believed tleman. but bt the same time gavo him July give the following dntn for Florida bottom of the pond sunk without warning thnt his influence as dean will be excel­ some very sensible advice. The better howling success. Fine orango groves arc as to ordinary crops; Corn—six per cent, nnd both horses were drowned. Fortu­ ------lent. Dean Terry of Williams colletfe'snvs part of this letter wos sen| lhlocated all along the way Iratwecn San­ increase over last year in neerage; com nately the occupants of the carriage were ford and Kissimmee. Great vegetable t»f MrrCtnyi6hr''IIc Is particularly fond Union to show liow Florida was forging to— dition July 1,1909, ninety-six: same dale rescued t)y persons who witnessed the ac­ — of work with young people nnd seems. Lo the front, nnd was used ip nn i‘ rtir*«y by* producing.seelinns already sending thou­ 1908, eighty-six; ten-year average, eiglny- cident. which happened near’Yalaha. that paper from which we make the fol­ me trrhflVe tiie serious qualities which sands of tons of freight to northern mar­ t h w .- T«bncro-=ncrcnge eîgîily- pe7cërïf ____ ________ 1— — Hereafter convicted prisoners in Jack­ would make him efficient In the relations lowing copy: kets are -feadytO'h®" tapped: Hnhdwmo of that of last year; condition July 1,1909, sonville will not have the easy loafing with the disciplinary officers of U ii col­ residences line the proposed route with =, "I know very little, of my own personal people always ready to step aboard and ninety-two; 1908. ninety-six, ten-yenr times in jail that tho>*>huve been accus­ lege. is able to muintuin with the young knowledge, with reference to the Ever­ average. ninety— Irish potato«»—neerage, tomed to. The new city charter provides l»c«jple under his charge. Tact, firmness, go to Sanford, Orlando, Winter .Park, glade». I cx|>cct to go through n iwrtioii two |>er cent, greater than that of Inst thul they must work on the streets or pay sympathy nnd common sense appear to Mriltland, Kissimmee, or tp the river ter­ of the Everglades next November, and ^ year; acreage plunti*d, 3,000 acres; con­ their fine. bo among the many good qualities of then will, of course, lie hi n trailer posi­ minal for Jacksonville, New York nr dition July 1. 1909, ninety-one; 1908, Uy the capsizing of a launch in the St. which he retains possession." oilier eastern points:- Then the winter tion to s|ienk intelligently titan 1 am now. ' ninety-four; ten-year average, eighty-six. Johns river near Jacksonville a few days •Mrs. Clayton, who is a graduate of Vus- 1 will say this to you. howevor, if y«>u nro tourists, the man with plenty of time and Sweet |>otatoes—acreage same as Inst ngo. J. D. Ferris and* his twelve-year-old sar College, and is a scholar nnd teachrr contemplating buying lands in tiie Ever- * more money how he would delight in such year's; condition July I, 1909, ninety-one; son narrowly escaped drowning. . They of distinction, will assist the coming year glades with the intention of building u a thing as a breezy ride over a rural line, 1908, eighty-six: ten-yenr average, nine were rescued by Maurice Rogcronnd Har­ in tiie department of mathematics. home there, I would advise you to make u taking In tho sights of the country, and ty. Pastures—condition July 1, 1909, ry Treadwell wbo were out in a row boat. thorough iiersoual investigatiun before do­ our own people, every one of them trav­ ninety; 1908, eighty-eight; ten-year av­ There was a quantity of provisions and Going "Bugs” on Ball ing so. If you have quite u number uf elers and plcnicers, how they would rush erage, ninety. Oats show one per cent, groceries on the launch for Nichols &. Co. to patronize such an enterprise I It was a Frenchman who said: "If busi­ families who contemplate taking litis trip, of loss ill condition and pastures one per of Mnndarin, all of which were luet.’ As we have said, there have been ru­ ness interferes with pirn sure cut the it occurs to me it would' be the part uf cent, of im|>ruvement since June 1. 1909. mors of roads and stakes driven, and in _Twentyifuur--'nHrariahiTTe“"« !!!!« were business ouL" Tills may be nil right wlmlom to semi uuc__of-vouMiQfnbcnmtra 1 ’ Inuicul ioua iqvorfitic crops- of -everything |fw» hualn^«. trlfìTr-rn^7.tf,^d 7.7 ,|0 Everglades so that lie might make u thor­ imagination we - have almost seen the destroyed by U. S. revenue officers In thjs Florida produces. ' ,, . staULlbe- past -fiscal yenr: "fugitive- -running:------ T" so but Iih* customers expert him to be at ough personal investigation. Iwnntiorny to you In this connection, ns n citizen of HuwardHnsSore'flcud Hut the time was not ripe, or a freeze Pensacola is to add $7.000 worth more bis store part of the time .at least. In the Tiie Suniurd Herald a n » in rewponse to pared streets to iliose already pnvetL Inst few weeks Sanford .has tnkert such Florida for twenty-six years, that I nm am«r-ora putlllTln money matters pre tlioroly convinced thut*n |ioor man can do Die HuHy'Jokeleit^Feprqdpced in ourcol. - -_vcmed.an(i the electric road never nintcTampa is to haven bacteriological lub- a deep interest in base ball ns to cause better here farming than liu can in uny omns from thnt iuipsL that “ the Orlando some of tiie people to think tliut the ball ~T_rialized.—— — ------------------traoplc like Holly Jukclets', nmldmt’s why rutory. Tiiis is tiie result of action taken But perhaps all these agitations ihny so many Sanford Herhldf arc taken in by the state board of health at a recent guiiics were interfering with business and Other state in the Union. He cun rank« u have been well enough in their way. It Orlando."/' Wtelli£*tliut's* nil .right; those meeting in Jacksonville,_Tuiupdrwillfur- tliut the business wus cut out. That the living in.ilii* state mid acquire n Compet­ — kept the idea alive and every time it was little Holly JoktoJetg musl.be paid for by i/uth lot and the state will erect the build­ suine is true in Orlando the following from ency witli less effort, and in lesstiinciliun Homelxxiy and If Orlajtdo Folks •can staiul he can anywhere else. While this Is true, the Reporter-Star demonstrates: revived the importance •of the scheme up to the(jokes wctfoitpt Fmtfplniii'. Any­ ing. nnd while our lands me extremely produc­ seemed greater. • Tiie afternoon closing up an Friday body huve u IIiillyd<fMt^.NUAffaojv-liiinT . B. F. ConstauDne, a well-to-do resident caught the large numher of aiunlry prrople tive, yet we huve thousumls of ucres that Stand up and sUy $or^Rojg»eW'-£ijjr. ' ^/■-Now, however, an improved idea has, of Clearwater, was found dead in the road trapping who came to town expecting to are not Jit for cultivation. Tiie state ijns Poor H^wlf^ ceitoJAiy 'ii'^Aroc pitied. . developed. It Is not an electric trolley mcar his home last week. A|toplcxy was do business. They expect a Suiiduy ns- been very much injured by certain unscru­ 'Tfflifjhn» Jroiii his line, which perhaps might be the best Last week the cause of death. He was 13 years old pe*ct on Thursdny afternoon, but having pulous dealers in luml misrepresenting but also the most costly, but a traction tradside aimoUrtvirvl ijtat ; liffjjgis very low no notice of tiie silent closing of tiie doors and a widow ami children survive him. on Friday also, it sent ninny of them conditions mid locating Heftier* ntunsuil^ road, to be operated with gasoline engine with a b id ’, attack xK* sore neck. Tiie His remains were taken to Hciidcroon, home in no good hunlor. able places." power, carried on each individual car.sim- dread atlahk:seCms.to have settled in bis They came to attend tiie orange grow­ Ala., for burial. bend this week and bis "grouch" is get­ In concluding bis letter, Mr. Clark ex­ ■ Bar to an automobile. ers meeting and in uianycasestodosomc A new trolly line between Pensacola and shopping when the crowd conic nut of the presses the hope thnt the party will make A company has been formed ami «»ni­ ting Irayond control of medicnl assistance. cer» elected, the engineer is on the ¿round, We would advise that lie tuke a “ Holly Magnolia Bluff lias been opentHl for busi­ oliera house und night coming on they such un investigation us will induce them trietl to make purchases und go home. tn make their homes in tills state. Mr. nearly all the right of way has been so Jokclct" every hour until relieved or oth­ ness. , “ Did you ever see such a gol durued The next regular meeting of the state town, n n yw ayf said one. "Nnw. never Clark shows ml intelligent regurd fur the cured, the plans have been worked out, erwise. In cither case the result would board of pardons will be held July 29. did;, have they shut up shop for tiie or­ interests of tiie state when be advises ' and the backers are ready to put up the be satisfactory. ange grower's mcctingt" No meeting will be held in August. pros|racllve settlers to look before buying. cusli necessary to build a traction road Citrus Growers' Convention “ Now. not on your life; they all went They could safely cotnc to Floridu with tlm from Kissimmee to Sanford, a distance of Eustis has a First State Bunk. The old to the ball game." Tiie members of tiie Citrus Exchnnge certainty of finding iibutuianceuf land of­ ubout 43 miles. "Well, I'll be durued!" recently organized rpel again in Tmnpa banking firm of McClelland, Hubbs & Istcd fering iduul conditions for settlement. Nit - Tills is all pouched for by Dr. U. T. Den­ yesterduy nnd matters of importance were lias been reorganized by udditionof other man. however, should pay out bis money nett of Orlando, who has been the moving discussed. Following is the program: gentlemen and now becomes a state insti­ ftie Great Plano Contest und get bis dcc«ls without seeing what be spirit in the mutter all the while, und who' 'Address—Orgnnizer J. A. Reid, of Cali­ tution. As the piano contest grows older the is paying for, or getting information ubout has never given up when others became fornia Fruit Growers' Exchange, "Califor­ A telephone line is being built between interest becomes more intense and the it from someone with whom be is person­ discouraged. " (¿ecsburg and Ocala. favorites ore keeping up the large vote. nia Methods." ally ucquuintcd. A settler who comes af­ All we know of the project we obtained Address—Sules Manager R. P. Burton, Two bouses adjoining the Cosmopolitan Miss Tnknell seycrnl weeks ugo lnnde«l in ter taking these precautions is sure to be from him and, briefly the plan is to build of Floridu Citms Exchange. "General hotel. Tampa, were burned Friday morn­ second place but this week the Eagles pleased if lie is ut all reasonable.- H*h*» iq and equip the roud for the sum of $500,- Methods for Successful Bundling of Crop." ing. The hotel wus not damaged to any have rallied and again occupy their for­ comes un immigration ugent for Florida, 000. Of this $400,000 bond at 5 per mer jmisIlion. Miss Slumun maintains General discussion by the growers.^ extent. ■t 1 "Z for Ids satisfaction draws mniuf of* tils cent, and to be place«], which__wUIJ>£ TjneBtlons'answered by J.'A. Reid nnd R. her original position ns lite lender and .Thomas Gonzalez, an aged cigannakcr friends nnd acquaintances to the state, but ■— Taksn cnre o f byU ie jrBTTlornaduy Com­ P. Burton. of Tampa, committed suicide last Satur- seems to hold this place regardless of the the man who buys a "gold brick" acts as pany, bankers of New York, on condition l ifting of crons nnd slgnlngof contracts «lay bv shooting. Belng too feebie to work efforts of the other contestants. Get in o lighthouse to warn people to keen awny Duit the other 5100.000 common -stock, by growers of the state of Florida. the game and vote for ytme favorite.— was thejenuse. We believe there is no state in the Union r; shall be taken by persons living in Flor­ Drafting of model charters for county sahrum where there are as many good bargains as Enos Easton, a lad who was recently 80 .S27 Min Jruic Slumon......- ............ ida as a guarantee and to show their in­ exchanges nnd constitution nnd by-laws 31.7 « « can be found In Floridn, but there ore "gold Order oí Easles.’. ... ............ kicked in the head by a horse in Tampa, terest by becoming identified with the of local associations. 41.884 MU* Arsnks Tuliach. I».OM bricks"-hcrc, and those who iiuve them ConfreSatkmul Clum li........................ die«! Sunday. ; . project Upon such a guarantee being Xiii4 l>t* of PylhU*.......r ----------............ 10.840 Only a few weeks ugo Tampa enterMU* Maybe) Wood burn......................... «.777 wisti to sell them. It is good business us Capt. A. E. Moreno has been relieved of given, the J. D. llornuduy Co. will back tain«xl the onnventipn •whlchvoted unan­ Wtlaka Club......................................... 3.819 well as good conscience not to overpaint Die line and the Taylor % ., of New York, imously In fuvor of lh«s, exchange and tils command of the Tampa post of state MU* Ada Slaoilrom.......................... 3,429 MU* Nona Cowan................................. 2.208 our advantages, uud to warn prospective constructionists, will build and equip the which provided an organization commit­ troops, as captain of Co. M. und as acting MU* Carle Moore................. 1.802 AnnU Hbuma................................ 1.427 settlers tliut wliilo the best can be found road on the following conditions, viz: tee.. The organization committee evolve«! commanding officer of the first batalllon. Mis* Woodmen of the World......................... * 1.174 in Florida, good business sense is needed I.SIS When the first five miles of the road shall an executive committee, and the two com­ second regiment infantry. National Guard Mr* G. W. Vrnabia............................. UaplUl Sunday Sdioul ........................ 002 here as elsewhere In making selections. have been completed (probably between mittees, through the; individual work of Die of Honda. Charges of a serious nature oar or rows MU* LIUIs Lord. Clyde.. ..................... 2.123 have been preferred against Capt. Moreno. Winter Pork nnd Orlando) twenty per members, and a'press highly endorsing MU* Atmen* Brook*...................m i n i r’!!~ Wiring For Electric Lights **01 of the stock payment will be due the exchange idea, together witli the se Tiie order came from Orlando and is uffi‘ »g >i»d. thereafter, upon . the completion of curing of on organizer to Storm Strikes Galveston Sanford's new electric light plant wira>V each five miles, ten per cent adifitlon will lIFy ll> Uie" citrus belt, have done their officer of tiie regiment. The storm which originated in:tlte Car- goop tra Installed aml.xnu.want Alfredo Alvarez, manager of 'll»« JFour riWau B»b »event! Hays ugo mul fur a done by a competent and expCrience«l work well. The proposition of the company is to - ¿bothers' ssteon ar WMT THnlJJiL We# aS- tiinfr threatened Tampa, has now Dung electrician. The work must bear inspe«'m«kf thUa jWsecnger and freight Jlnc. art.-pardebCTW. Cl'Ovirslreei; 1st Vice sassinaled just as bo was' ehtering the Itself in a tangent across the'Gulf of Mex­ tion and conform to tho regulations pre­ P a s s e n g e r e q u ip p e d with engine, president. Dr. B. T. Benuctl; 2nd vice gate to bis home about midnight SutunJuy. ico and struck Galveston, Tex., where a scribed by the Southern Tariff Assusia-'. a*press and freight comportments and president. Dr. J. H. Smith; treasurer. W. No cause for the killing Is assigned. The wind velocity of fifty miles hn hour was •ion. W. A. Pore of this city has hod ten •«ominodntlons for seventy passengers A. Smith, cashier State Bank; secretary. assassin cs<»ped. .. . ' _ • recorded Thursday.’ According.to Local /cars experience in electrical work of ull v e in use on other roads and are said to L L. Payne: general manager, A. N. McA vessel load of gophers'-irbnr' Geneva. Weather Observer Scare of Tumpa the kinds and can wire your house in a satis­ That tha , proposition may be fairly Ala., wus received at Pensaoola last week. ** giving perfect satisfaction. Trailers conditions in th^t city appear very much factory manner. Everyone should huve brought before the Orlando people there w“ lf be.attached to these coadtes If necA. J. Murphy, claiming to hail from Sail- the sume as at lb* time when the city their house wired at once, to be Feady eASary.-'lfei^iit eng|JM^ nnd cars are also was a public meeting in the court font, was robbed of $30 in Jacksonville was destroyed tty seortn and flood several when the current is turned on. and W. A. ' t* be iruvided and freight hauled locally House on Wednesday" night ut 8 o'clock, Pore is now equipped to take your onler years ago. > ‘ last Saturday. * . J* weU as to Sanford to conncct.with this which was oddressed by J. P- Hornadoy The storm no longer threatens Florida, and fill same at once. You can get him A wireless telegraph station with a ra­ and the tabulating engineer. W. A. McQyd« line, saying a great deal of coat. dius of 1.000 miles will b ^ in operation but where it will spend itself cannot be a n / time at the telephone exchuuge, or CMnjock, who presented the entjre prop­ The name of tho company, ia The Cenleave orders at Fornald’s hurdwure store in Jacksonville u ^ v week. . • Tbwida Traction Co., and the oflkeri osition.” ------------forTfre'ProJecf V i» 3 U H r .rib Í ' 'V liitW •* , ■ V �ïrtÉ SANFORD IIERALD MRS. M. L. ALLEN A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be tween You and Me” — - Is oue block ifo m 1st street, but it will pay you to call and see the new and up-to-date . The»latest.out is the EN G LISH " A Chlei la Among Ye Taking Notea, and Faith,"He’ll Prent ’Em"— .-_____ So Saya Saunterer. -— — W e have a new line just in and the low price will Also H a ir Goods and Hygenic Toilet Preparations VV •>. fpfft S ' SATISFACTION CAB make them go. and see theth. GUARANTEED Come in S A N FORD F U R N ITU R E C O Give Me a Share of Your Patronage Commercili Street SPEN CER of public view, bgi it will not be.for long, ttie stunt will soon be through nnd over with. Just ns many other similar attempts of.jifest generations to effect the result have been shelved nnd for many seasons until someone brings about a revival That there ore many women who could use the ballot as well as most men is not denied. But these are very few in rela­ tion to the total number. Women are not renders of solid works, as a class; in fact, but few read much of anything, save fic­ tion and the style sheets In the papers and magazines. Another thing very few womanly women wnnt the ballot They care absolutely nothing about suffrage and the privilege o f voting. The vast major- Only Exclusive nnd a customer of Henry McLaulin one day this week. “ Yes, ma'am, about what price do you wish to pay far one!" “ The price . In the City < is no object if 1 can get Ute kind I’m after. What 1 want is one that wUI rouse the We make everything known to the trade gltl without, waking the whole family.” ¡J Jtop»-of -any ouch alarm clock ns F u ll Line of'Cfldi/ecLitffleries< lluitma nm. 7 We keep the ordinary kind A n d Cigars —the kind that wakes the whole family ’ Free llouse-to-Housc Delivery without disturbing the girL” Painter N O W , AND | _ . , • - - is used. Our representative, C^-H—ORAftWATEK. is in Sanford every week. See him or write to him nt Orlando or the halt and even the blind are base ball fanatics these*days and the old ones are even worse than the youngsters. Busi­ NEW CELERY CROP ness, family and friends are forgotten t and the crowd rushes to the ball park I DO YOU WANT PURE CELERY SEED? Í where they root and toot and fight If nec­ The kind that tlvci the best rrsulu and essary to boost the home team to victory. the only kind that ha* been proven al Great is the American game and strong together successful for Florida Grower». in faith arc the devotees. I have them. French Golden Imported Self Hle«chlngj>urrjnd true to uatu#. And yet the game is not worth the in nn inferior ¡m¡x>rtnm'e, Imported by rue direct (mm Pam ratldle uutrmutt lose friends' through cnuillc If luurmuir his championship ______ ______ . L . R. P H I L I PS, Druggist 4 Mr. Dooly, the tactful saga uí-humor, There is no reason why propie should go Cor. Firtt St. and Park Avenue says: "Whnt does a womnn wantiv rights daffy over a game of ball and so for for­ whin she lias privllegcsT get themselves and their debt to society "They haven't the. right to vote, but as to actually come to blows over so triv­ they have lh' privilege iv cónthrollin lit' ial an affair. If the games o f ball- are to man ye illicL They haven't th' right to bccoipe such a serious matter it. would be make laws, but they hav th' privilege of far better to cut out the rest of the season breakin' them. which is better. They and put the money to a better use. haven't lh' right to a fair thrile be n jury Mind now, you fans, that.I nm one with iv tbelr peers, but they have th' privilege you and just about ascrazyas the grand­ Iv an unfair thrile be a jury nv' their ad­ fathers over a game of bail. But there is mirin’ infeeryors. no use losing your sense altogether in a J. D. PARKER, Prop "If I cud fly. d'ye think I'd want to free for all fight over whnt would other­ walk!” wise be a source of pleasure. That dis­ Room nnd Board g l,50 Per Day. graceful scene on the Orlando diamond • Meals, 35c. .4 -Som eone aeot-me tlie-ToHowing-nnlrld ¿1»VuIZrhave been nipped In the bud when the other day presumably for publication. it first started and the. young man ihut •poclal Rate bv th*. Waak I It la called “ The Way to Encourage Your instigated the trouble been carted off to iiusband Who Is Struggling For. a Living:” a i l The hall players ought to be pro-; Do not hesitate (o remind him every tected from such lunatics und it was up I few days that you have nothing decent to the police of Orlando to keep order and [ to wear—never have Imd since you were force the crowd to stand clear of the dia­ married. * mond. That they did not do so Is tin Ask him, every little while, "W hy it is fault of the marslia! and he was certainly j we never have anything like other |>eople; derelict In hla duty. Therefore I repeat, DEALER IN never go anywheref' ’. that when people loose their heads at a Do not fail to tell him now and then single ball game cither the aforesaid fool­ that ho has been hard up for money ever ish people should be kept off tbc diamond . since you were married or the ball game stopped. There are some Ik) not forget twit him with the fact people who know how to witness a ball that he took you out of n comfortable game without going real crazy and the | home and buried you in nn obscure, odt- wild rabble and bediain of noise is not a uf-tlte-way place, and that he never has pleasure to them. Why can’t every one j ) time to go anywhere with you,. ¿o to a game mid sit tjuietly with folded Do not fall to remind your Iiusband hands and watch'the game without even Aient for Virginia-Carolina Fer­ often that your children do not dress as opening their mouihT Who does this! you tilizers other children do; tiiat the girls ritould say. No one, not even take music lessons from the best teachers — T he S aun teker . and that they should have a first class piano and uthcr tilings to correspond. M erchants War at Petersburg Do not encourage your children to wear The two factions‘of business men of St. their clothes for a long time; and never Petsrsburg declared a six months, war try. to make thfin over. When a garment last evening nt a meeting held at the begins to bIkiw wear, to get a little out of kboard of trade rooms. date, just cast it aside and get a new Ttie ten merchants in original coupon one. New clothes look so much fresher scheme met a committee of other mer­ <- and smarter than old ones, and one feels chants whose trade had suffered b y the so much better in them. frenzy uf contestants to Win certain prizes Do not ira^to economize too much. You offered by the co-operative coupon con­ know it Is the liberal soul that gets fa t test. ; -HAVE-YOU SEEN THE f Be generous with your husband's, money. These men offered“ to "Withdraw- their H* The best way to help your husband, contest September 1, 1909, providing the who is saving up fur a rainy day, is to forty other merchants would contribute run him in debt whenever you can. lie $35 each to their prize fundi .The "In­ would much rather have bills come in surgents" would net concede to (his nnd from the various places where you trade the Joint meeting adjourned-with no ami­ A T Y P E W R IT E R than pay cash down, even if be has to cable settlement. pay twice as much when the bills are Immediately the "insurgents" met and POR rendered. Nothing encourages a man agreed to offer cash prizes each month more than to get unexpected bills which for the next five months to rim«» holding A L L PURPOSES he never lienrd of before, and - /o r which the largest number of coupons, the cou­ be bus not inuvided. pons being issued on a. basis of one for U your liusbaud comes home blue and each cent’s worth of goods purchased of One that will stand the greatest tests discouraged, and thinks he needs a little any of the forty median is. Cannot get out of alignment sympathy, soothe him by telling him your There is to be a merry war at St. PetersThe best machine on the market own troubles and trials during the day. JisaiiNd him tluil ymi IU.4& entering up See them at Ttie Herald olilce yourself, that he always has the head­ ache or "the blues,” or something else, SANFORD H ER A LD Sundays and holidays, and that he is nev- | TH E E. O. | Writ* for Boohlot. B L IC K E N S D E R F E R Old Shoes Wanted i î©:‘ > give whut they are worth S1ZCS,Ji, 7, 8. 9, 10 II AND 15 A . E . Irv in ’s Shoe Shop ’ ^ P A IN T E R ' F E R T I L I Z E R CO. J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A Ferro Marine Engines 3- to 2 5 -llorse Pow er Best 2 Cyde Engine on the Market Sm ooth Running, Economical und .A bsolutely Reliable See m e b e fo r e Im U IIIn i an en tln e lit y ou r boat, you Mill not reg ret it 3 It. P. S p ecia l. P rice SCO T. P.-ConprOpst SanioKl, Florida CONTRACTOR and B U I L D E R I. C. H U G H E S f* Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty , % a ** , None but first-class Inlior employed and all contracts guaranteed lo lie in aecitrdum e witli ptnns and sjiecihcntions 1 am In Business to G roceries m , ! P a in te r ’ s S an ford C e le ry S p ecial 4 Rich and poor, young and old, the lame, F re sh M e ats A 77 _ SAVE M ONEY7 • • *i It has shown more rcsults forOhe MoncjUnyested than any other. ]\ ; -— — •i t -Will puy you ia n a m in e dm-ericry Fletda where W . W . LONG 1 F e r t i I i zei* i do Business fo r Those Who P o o to ffic e B ox 7 71 Need My Serilcrs The Popular Price and UP-TO-DATE RESTAURANT A • • ■* L S|n*cui1Rates by the Week J. M. First Clans Special Tobies Reserved For l-nlirs S T U M ON, Proprietor * ' — — - (Comer Palmetto and First Sts.) * \ T he M arks Real E state A gency E B TA B L IS H E D 10G9 A re Ofleriiij* A n y and A ll Kinds o f Florida T&til Estate :\ : *r\ V*. ’** * w t ** • at as L ow Prices and on as Reasonable Terms A s Can be Had Anyw here. OHiee on Pork Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets. Sanford, Florid* T H E C IT Y R E S TA U R A N T ■ FBOBH H . E . W IS E , Proprietor Formerly Manager of fien^rnj 0 p f e ----------- ■r Steaks, Chops, O ysters and Fish a Specialty A P L A C E FO R L A D IE S A N D G E N TL E M E N Short Order* At All Hour* Prompt, Clean. Service E v e ry th in g F lra t Claa* Meal Tickets are Solti «t Reduced Rute« Car. 3rd St- aud Sutifurd Ave. 5 �THE SANFORD HERALD Pensions T o r Government Employees Tins creation of n rotlroment fund and the pensioning of superannuated em­ ployees o fth o government 1b to be recom­ mended to congress by President Toft in his first annual message, according to the prediction o f .several members of the Cab­ inet who havo given the subject consider­ able study and who will urge that course In their annual reports. As n member of President Roosevelt’s cabinet Mr. Taft advises the President that this govern­ ment would be obliged to come to that system tn the near future, and he has expressed the hope recently that some feasible system o f retiring •aged clerks be devised. At the beginning of his nd-mlnlstratloit-PrealdentTnf! lolinils cab­ inet officers that he would furnish them with such subordinates ns they desired nnd would look to them for results. The investigations of these cabinet officials linve revealed the preseiflVflf'gPeni num­ bers of incompetents whose ridiculously small amount nf"WiSrThdds greatly to the' expense of conducting the federal busi­ ness. These incompetents can be divided into two classes; young clerks who lack energy and ambition, anil a large number of clerks of too advanced age* to make it possible for them todoanytbing approach­ ing a full day’s work. It will be ensy enough to drop the first class from the service, but to drop those who, after years of faithful service, have grown old in the service, is a task which few cnbinct offi­ cer* are willing to perform.. The treasury affords us a striking example of the con­ dition which prevails In the government depsrtments. One official of the depart­ ment has estimated that there nrc more than one hundred employees who linve left their ulnelieh birthday behind them. It is maintained, therefore, that merely in the interest o f economy it will miy—the giivcrnineiit to create a civil pension list. The only alternative is to dismiss the su­ perannuated employees, and that neither thc-Presidenrnor his cabinet wilt consider for a moment. The argument is present­ ed that all other great nations iicnsinn their civil employees. No decision lias been reached by the administration its to the system to be adopt«!, but it is be­ lieved Unit a small percent age of the compensation of all employees could be set aside to create n retirement fund, which ultimately and possibly in twenty years, would 1» sufficient to jiay all jh-iisions, '_________ £_______ and Return Tickets on Sale from Jacksonville every Monday aitiLTItursday be¿inning-wlth Juñe 17 up to Aug 30th, with final return limit Sept. 30th Stopovers allowed on these Tickets at Richmond, Washington, v—*»* v > . , Baltimore and Philadelphia *■ *. » ’* •« Reduced-Rates to- other Sum m er Resorts For information, rates, reservations etc., call on or write to___* T. J. PERKIN S, - A f t , «sn T o rtf.'a tr'A -W t'P ItlT Ó F , p í í u í w í P n u s i ^ ’ - • ~ r r t r w . Day d t. J a ck ion v illa , F l». * t <* ,* '<• v •> T .;. s\, ... ...... ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . ^ CIIAS. H. EVANS Staple and Fancy Groceries tween Jacksonville and Tampa The Ceo. H. Fernald Hardware Co = . Full Line of Iligii-Grnde Cigars nnd Tobaccos = = = = SANFORD. FLORIDA -------- Agent for the Famous * CLOVER HILL BRAND BUTTER z .* SANFORD. FLORIDA —^ ... . ; W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y ------- — _______ A Q E H T B -------------- ----------------— CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK Sanford P IT T S B U R G , P A . nitANCiirs Chicago Cincinnati Sales Agents and Distributors SANFORD CELERYrUNION Room 10, Piro Block. HKANCIItS 'Phone 200 SANFORD, FLA . Jacksonville Gas and Electric Fixtures We roiyy.lliB combination fixtnrrsnilsn " a fuHHne o f gas fixtures, brackets, etc Gas stoves and rnnges.' * The Fernai.ii IIakiuVaTu: Co. Job Printing Florida New York Washington Sanford v i Quickly and Neatly Executed at The Herald Printing Company _______ G u Jte r^ n d -G a lv a n iz e d -T a n k s Y -----Repair W ork a Specialty . Corner First Street and Palmöl to-Avenue Sanford. Florida Excitement Will Soon Be Rife Announce Your Candidate You want to get into the light at once. Let n.s suggest that you organize your forces, (let in the lend and stay in the lend. The prize is too valuable to lose when it costs you no money . to win. The piano is one of the best and furnished us by .one of the Smith's largest piano concerns, and now is tile time for you to hurry up nnd get busy. give you their votes. Free to Everybody Ask your friends to See that they nre voted for you. __ -NOT-ALLOWED.— No one- Interested In the store will he allowed.u vote though they .** * give us their trade, and we have no interest in Oar Method of Advertising who wins the piano. It is a free-for-all contest where the-most populnr'eontestnnt wins out, A. E. H lir> ^ T . A. Newlan Chas. H. Evans —-- ‘ # • m sl,^w-meRinger— Frank Wo&fruff Sanford Furniture < ••* *— r . .^ . W HO DO YOU W A N T TO H A V E T H E PIANO *■. -p . * �IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN Wekiva Tribe No, 41 Surgeon General of The Army It In Recruits RESUM E OE ALE CHURCH EVENTS 0# In te rtit to Those Religiously In' cllned— Subjects of Discourses for the Sabbath. TV* Putor* of lb* Chwcfc** la lb* City *i* F*ra**lp lt*<l«**i*4 1* bring of hw I thrif An no* (mm* el* M •|W< Cknrch N n i io Ihi* oSc* ao<J*i*r ihaa Wn)n»~ d*y tfionoon. f i r s t M eth odist Rev.A.E.ftousebolder,paitor; church. corner Park svenpe shd Fifth street; parsonage, corner Magnolln avenue and Sevrnlh itreet; phone 254. Sunday morning lervlea at lit evening nervine, 7.00; Sunday school, 0:45 a. m.: Jno. K. Met- Unger, Supt. Fpwnrth league, 3:00 Sunday even­ ing. ---- ---- The in * rPeople's v o p io » vCongregational" o n ir c ifliiD iiR i ./- ___ 11 b y the k eep in g sw e e t— a s a -m a n th ln keth , sA is ■i ' 1he.’** U n lo n x e n t ic e a t n igh t in tho M eth od ist chu rch . ___ ;__________ _ F irst B sp ttst *tnr; Sunday morning servKaw*l. W,Doyd pail Ice. 11¡evening service, 7:30; . ----- Sabbath _ school.. 9:43 m.; Dr.J.T. Denton. Supt.;B. Y. I*. U.Thundny “ p. m.. It. E. Tolar, Prest.; prayer mreting at 7:48 P. cdneiday, 7:30 p. m. •very Wti Holy C ross E piscopal Rev. B. F. Brown, reel or; A. D. Key. senior war­ den; Sunday morning service, II; eyt nlng »ervk». 7:30; Sabbath tclionh 0:45*. m.; B. t. Wbltner, Supl.; prayer meeting. 7:30 Wrdneadoy evening. P resbyteria n Rev. J. F. McKinnon, paitor: morning service, ------Sabbath school. 9:30 a. tig service. :30; II; evenliiL „ M7 m.; Henryy Me“ McLaulln. Supt nesday. 7:30 p. m. -- C atholic Rev. M. Fui, rector; aervkea every second and is and ser­ serfourth Sunday'; m il y mass, 7 a. m.; mass mon, 10 a. m.; Sunday school, 9 n. tn: vesiiers. 3 p. in. Sunday school 0 a. in. Mass and scrmon 10 a. m. Rosary, instruction aud benediction 7:30 n. ni.— -------- --------------- M on d a y — Mass 7 a. ni. Instruction for — f * • »- ■w- •* % -7 pS5?i?i.iy,gainecf m* weight and improved "S « « T ii~ ,!n r lw thn «»w W ihC '/Tdd; prayer meeting J^ ? ^ d y r i ^ t r S n».; SahUth »chool. i o « . m. J. C. Enimlnger. Superintendent. S u n d a y sch ool. 10 o 'c lo c k . P re a ch in g at .children. Waihlngton, D,C„ July 20— The hook worm or "ioxy bug." as It has been shown to exist in southern states, according to investigations bf the physical condition of army recruits, will form an interesting chapter In the forthcoming report of Sur­ geon General Torney, of the army, and wilt probably lead to widespread effort on the part of boards of health In southern states to eradicate tills disease, which a few years ago was brought prominently to the attention of the world in connec­ tion with the Porto Ricans. After being treated, all of the iQffifiW«**» -- — OwfNew Forni tains One of the new fountains at the inter­ section Of Pnrk nvenue arid Commercial street has been completed. The work has commenced on the other at tho intersec­ tion of Palmetto avenue and Second street. These fountains will be a decided im­ provement over the old ones and when finished will add greatly to the oppear. once of the city. The work is being done by L. H. Walker and is of the best. The fountains will demonstrate the flowing wells of the Celery City. : F. J . T E R R Y *?° B u ild e r of Ilunting grounds of Sn Sanford. ford. Meetings Marble and Granite M onum en^ of each on the 1st and 2nd WeghMkduy held ^ — T-b. Tombstones, Etc a ll/VVisiting is ltin g btothl month in Masonic Hall, ers welcome. v a s e s ; SETTLES and iron fe n c e s ReJeltcilng Neatly Done. Let Us Esti­ mate on Your Worky Will call on you by request with Samples nnd design!}. Importer of Foreign Granite and Marble G. STRINGFELLOW JUSTICE OF THE PEACE NOTARY HJI1I.1C Church Street, Orlando, Florida W rite or C a ll F o r P rice s __________ T raoc tHIVIlitoti I linn* ftrlct lent Iren. < la ten ti tot an tfi tptticU n otiti, itbo c *<«)*» tut, w withSit M , tit?.* Scientific Jfmerican. JU ST RECEIVFD Another lot or those Bargains In ^ -H tS ff f^ -W U fio n 'a AiwmoiTof'my ae'amifleJoSrSlS* fànJî'u'' Bf.viîy bri P t£ N J BAKER Y A L B E R T G R Ä M L IN G in u b h t o w r •ik! d i l l , i d to ride andtihiUt > making moneylait. H'rtitjrr /nil fdrticuUn and ¡item! ejt/r Si V ^ ' t *** *r* MO MUNKT n K O U lA tip until vn>LWMl»*.nd.pprovi ol your Wcnle. W„hiB •e anyone anrwher* In Die U. b.tviUtu/f ernt drfont in advance,/rrAtr /rviXr ar.J ., I allow T ill« D A Y « ’ KIIKK T lt lA I . dm In* which lime you S r r ia e tn t Kcrtl, -,— and■ -r d o w m jm u m FflCTORi PRICES eie» it li potutile lo nuke ir t o « tritt. You U l, to t»f Tiiiddiemni*» proflti b f burtof dirtet of II* __ ______________ . . UJt end hive the mennitciurer'i, 14, r. an t« behind yotir bfcrcle. WO N O T HUY a bicycle or a pair o! tires from 0111 unhMrd oi YOU WILL BE ASTONISHED, double lsw/r u n we can make you this year* > than any other factory. We ire satisfied wmi gi.w proni aoove tacturv mat BICYG UB DKAIsRItH. you can sell our bicycles under yoursws name plan V# our price*. Orders filled the^day received. . . . •. — * “ 11AND UICTChKH. Wfi.do not regularly handle second hand hicyclet bet tetall stores. Theseawe dear out live bamln lint milled tree, and .p n U ll, turn. HU in tod COASTER-BRAKES* iunde’et Aj (/ tkt m m / r tU ii fru it. |0 HEDGETHORN PUNCTURE-PROOF SELF-HEALING TIRES to - - u S nAn M n oE c ,*only » * aau 80 Th t r tr u U r retail f r i a ot tkei* liret it fSJO f t r fa ir, tut to introduce tee trill tell you atam fltfoir loeftMUath tei/A orderf t 31), NO MORE TR0OBLE FROM PURCTDRES I NA IM ). T t o k i o r OIm i w ill n o t lo t th o ' * lr oa t. 'elxty thouum l pair* » I d last year. ’ Over two kuoared tboiuaud pairs now la u*c. cw never becomes • apeclal quality o f rubber, which nrve ‘ without allow* rou* and which cloaea up small amall punctures punct T o n s o r ia l P a r lo r s 1 H alloa ilia th lek rolther tread r I he air lo escape.- \Vc lisyc hupllxcil* ol UUcrafrom f •‘A ” and pnaoture strip* ••IP* reahaveonlybccn BritfUitomcri alallng that thtlr tire* havconlv l>ecn pur nud “ U ," a l»o rim atrip uponce or twice In a whole aeaton. They weleh no more "to preven t rim cutting. This an oftHrrtryttrT.Ytrejmncnire reitlUnB qualfi lea being given U re w ill outtmat any other byM veral layer* o rth ln .ip ecia lly prepared fabric on the m a k e —«O F T , ELAbTIU and tread. ThereguUr price o f theae tire* i » p jo per pair, but for e a s y mumo. advertliingpurpo«« we arc m aking* apeclal factory price to ihe rider or only f«. 8o per pair. . A ilporderashlppcrfaame fd cta ahlpped i day tetter la received. We ship C. O. D. on haveexarainec approval. You do not pay a cent until you hare examined and found tliera itrictly aa icprc wilted ih diaoount ulecount o f jJ per cent (thereby «h ereb y :m aking the price * 4 ,0 8 per trait) it you We w ill allow a caah Hot and Cold Oaths nt all Hours. Hoi S u l­ •end IVITII FULL CA SH W IT H O tlD K ft and enclose this advcrtlsemeut. Yon run no rbk In sending us an order aa the llrea^may be returned at O l l expense if tires may u vl ln II for ror any reaion they air phur Batha a S p e cia lly not aatUfactory on examination. We are perfectly reliable and tnooey aent.to us 1* as sale a* in ■ ... A* If you order a pair o f these tires, you wilt Ond that they w ill ride easier, run fader, One visit nnd you Iwcome n Slmincli Patron bang. wear better, last longer and look finer than anv Ure you have ever uaed or area at any price, know that you w ill be *o well pleased that when you want • bicycle you will give u* yuur c P ic o Bloch op p oa lta E ip ra a s O fllea We want you to send us a trial order at once, hence thi* remarkable tire ofTer. . j L nronum a j w m T / n r C don't buy any kind at any price until you send for a pair of Mr > t / U n C C l / H n C O lied get horn Puncture-Proof tire* on approval and trial it the apeclal Introductory price quoted above' or write for our big Tire and Sundry Catalogue whkb describes and quotes all make* and kinds o f tires at about half the usual prices. CLOSING OUT: n n a i / a r u / a i r but w riteuaa postal today. D O N O T T H IN K O P DtJYINO a bleytle M y.Block or Guns and Rifles. New U U N U I YYiXtm or a pair c l tire* from an yon vu n tll you know the new aud wouJeilul offer* we are making. It only coala a postal to learn everything. W rlte itN O W . K -Fox hunting Is fl fflVoHttrpnfTTTTlfi With Fashionable, •Hair. CuttjnU, Sanford sportsmeri and every nlitliLflomo oTttfeinnre ‘engaged’ In chasing Master and Generai Barberini Reynard to his ln|r. Last Saturday night n party mnnnged to tree a large fox and succeeded in capturing him alive. On Monday he was turned loose again and the boys had the fun of chasing him ngnln. Artie Smith's old dog led the pack and did good work in keeping up tho pur­ suit. This dog is alwut 12 years old but still leads tho chase. [The party was com­ posed of Jack Thompson, Jack Vmighnn, J. T. Weaterdick. Henry. Lee nnd Louis and second hand. Bargains If you want them. , ..H a rry J. Wilson. James ‘ INSURER COM PANY M ark « ' o m n ' o o W Ä iV Office in the City Hnll .Following this Investigation of recruits Follov it was discovered that the uncinariasis, as the hook worm is called In the medical world..wfis^o common disease, Utnnighput (lie Boulliem stntcs. It Is estimated by Most Com plete Line of army surgeons that 50 per cent of the omiy today from the rural districts of . Baked Goods in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, Alabama ond L ou IbISouth Florida nnd will show hook worm Infection. Tills investigation lias been.progressing quici.ly durmg.tbe jest sh roreew fi toodtli*, 60 that when Surgeon General Torney makes W e Make Everything up his annual report he will have much * '* ■■* i data to prove the prevalence of the hook Know n to the Tra de worm among the soldiers enlisted from the southern states. These recruits, on passing through the army depot at Fort Slocum. New York, , Phone 106 were examined to the numberof one hun­ dred and forty, one hundred and nine of III Park Avenue Sanford, Florida them being infected with the parasite. West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florldn, Ala­ bama and Tennessee all supplied recruits that were infected. -------- Captured a Fox Xears- J . L. MEAD CYCLE COMPANY. CHICAGO, 11.1. PAYS 10 li , |; No Liop on the E s - = :S' ' rg inai Sum Insured ’• ; =: | tatc of the Insured if * f! v a M iM n E « | ¡W A n opportunity offered you to more than Double Y ou r Previous Earnings m M M W M VW M M M W W JrrVTVTYTtrrrrmhiftYtTA f 1 ■| Agents all Unite in 2 I Proclaim ing it a W o rld - \ | Beater. • f iüiiiüliiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiniiJiU]iuiinniiiiiiiiii;iiiiJ!tiiiiii'iiii!it)iiiii!iiii'i!'],ii!'iiii)!i!hi)lii.ii'ü:n[i»jimniiui.nimuin1iiiii]u^.tv'v w .^ i'a '^ /A'WWWMMWWAMAMMVWMMJi5 WILMER L. MOORE, President Life Insurance Co. Issue the usual forms of policies. Also a guaranteed coupon dividend.containing a disability clause,- which "Is one of the hiost attractive and liberal policies offered by any com pany J . C. M cDANIEL, General Agent, Sanford,"Florida T E M P O R A R Y O F F I C E A T J . E . P A C E 'S , 2 0 6 W E S T F I R S T S T R E E T — �July 23, 1909 HIE SANfÛRD^HERAU> WITT tins confessed: T «oli ttihy now "a i•ton« your own Individuality and coma back to u*. Doubtless, com i t.»* » u l . ______v alar, from ------ “ you will have areat [Copyright, IK», by American I'rosi A lioelation. J It wee A queer citBe, that o f Major » ON, I Influenca In oi,mining a pardon for him Cotno to mo, my love, and forgive nis for* biitlevlng you when you made that false confession Id life nnd In eternity vour EXPEBI Mf NT You Will Make No Mlstukc If YOll Fill low Hib. Sanford Citkcii'n **■ Advice' Never neglect ynur kidneys. L >no have pain m ille back, urinary The letter weilt back to Alice en- o í - n o - i « , dw .i -c -. und nerv -u«n. s-, Iglebart. He tvaa neglectful o f duly, dorsod "Killed while glory drop perl a it tinte t i act and'no little tu ciperi alovenly In appearance and drunk hnrd. wreath upon Ids b ro w ."’ Ami that’ s in nt -\! inj*V are-all Hj iopmtiu ui kill, , 11c>r t follili-, and you -Inmlit «evi- a Ilia uniform hung on him limply, hla tho last we ever i icr heard of the caso o f - r r n ^ - c m n v i l.iW it ; cut.- :lt. cout turned green, hla boota were mud­ Major I glèba rtf r** ■ l*JdttVy « dy, and hit hnir protruded through a • k in p sbu h y w k it h . l'*coi'« Kidney 1*111« is iln<n ■ y t-> hole In bit hat tt-e '» o Uèet l to c tpi rluteiti It ha» Chargee for conduct unbecoming nn In H ot W a ter. cared in any -Aihlmrn ga-,-» inS+nb,r<| officer and a gentleman—drjinkeuuess— Typographical errors."’said a writ k liow'tlie advice*in a Saiil’ord eitirvu 'were preferred agnlnst the major. er, "are continually cropping up. I •uhi i»e ciiifd vnnr»cli. .-,*.___ _» M l '» ' T. < I" lb intieII. IV <) I’ iin 4 ||. They were about to come un fur trial calimi for a umjnr/.ti,,. editor ........ tiler Lt— Sam'..rd, Fla., says: " lb .» ,.. t»■ ■ >....*— When HUddehly tho enemy »nine down day to lake bim out to lim.-li—-u 1 Had u .»'gl ,.-n a »»-gl.Vii and severe .tU?ii I. ___ on_WL_Tha colonel-lod-lhe retreat, tliir " he was getting gratefully Into bis cunt •*i kidney trouble, t I was completely .. lieutenant colonel following In clone a man entered. brostiaird ¡mil cotild not get ,>utf lit order. O f tho field officers the major " *I>o you read your magazine'/’ the bed i..r leverai days, M> buck was alone waa at the front. Hut lie wan man asked. very la my and paitlhtl and titoligli I not the officer w o had known. Ilo W.U» under the care <»i a pity «trian arid " *1 do,* replied the editor. waa traiiBflgured. He eat erect on Ida Used plaster« and remedie.*. I .grew no ‘‘ ‘ Have you rend the new number, better. \ trien«! at length ‘-Jlggcsted horae, hla eyo lighted with tho lire of the one that came out yesterday7” ■ that 1 try Oonn’ s Kn lm y P illa.and I battle, and hla ordcra m ug out lit u ‘ 1 have.* , Insigh. I had. clear, ringing tone. It »coined’ that ho — “ •rnrrô'ÿîîu ren î njy poem, "T o On- '’ rci.lcd f i r i t i T dniibK a» to their .In nig able to cure hnd’ renmiWJ'td tho being bo bad been it i>•- They acted imtiicdiaN.lv. however, bri cl Io.'-- «m-jtage-d ITT before som e great eln or numo great and in tn.> day» 1 was aide to bc-np “ ‘N-mi/ grief had blighted him. It y the time I had taken "'.N o! Well, in that poem 1 wrote and around He found (tic men In confusion, some the i i.nicnts <d one Iiun, all the jinhis the Une. "I love you*!letter than 1 love liad., 'i^A--ji~-st-rJ*KUiií-áAa»o^- .+»■»dn/Uflying, Bonio gathering their weapons Uly lire.!** ____ and accouterment«, Bopio making un ■ *.T neat 1Iue—nrat and wellTurneJP or saie by all dealer« Price 'o effort at fhrmatlon. Tho momciit he said Ilio editor soothingly. cents. Foster-Milbttru Co., HuILiío,Finns, Suecifications and Estimates Furnished appeared, out o f tho struggling mans ' ‘ And oue o f the professional humor- \’ cw Y ork, sole agents for the United n line developed, mid those running to State*. . on .Applications the rear canto back nnd re-enforced* It. Jsts o f your eomposlng room set it up liememher the name —Tlnan's—and Belting a standard, ho called upon uh to .read. "I love you better than I love take no- other. to follow nnd, charging, saved tho day. my w ife.*" " ‘ H ow —c r ‘After It wan over all reverted t o .Its former statua. The colonel and lieu­ J 'T b a n tuy* wlfe^preclsely that. And tenant colonel resumed command, and my wife knows nothing of eomposlng 113 First Street Opp. Postofllce the m ajor got druuk. Hut the charges room comedy, and she Uiltiks the Hue ............. were quietly wlthdrnwn. Though tho was printed exactly as 1 wrote li.*" A w w w m w w » m u m w w m W W m H W W W HWVHmi |* major greatly luwcred the moral and - ' - i . t ß Chinn’* Four Religion*. Social ton e’ (if the regiment, ho must Chinn has four stale established rebe endured. Everybody felt that way —tho Held officers boennso 1m-could. Jgl,jUi_auul-4ie-*-nr+r'rhrT'CTnprior oxer H -------trad~ttm”THih~Ttn)attlo nnd they could vises siicerdotnl functions. Twice n not, tho lino officers and the men bo- year the emperor ns "son of heaven" '1 ca m e t hey must hnvo Hotuo^ma to lead wurahlpK Is-f.trt- t b r -tablOT bf Bliang TT them when there wnB fighting to do. ir Hiipmm* lieaven lo a.'.-onbni-e wtrti X . ------ No-one thought o f advancing the major flic aucient Imperiai imini.t lielsm --.5 , to tho position o f colonel. Such a colo­ Civico a yenr he'lm rns In.-cnso befure nel would ruin tho regiment with the thè tablets o f bis iiueesturs In a ce uniTwlee a ariny. For a whllo wo tried to trout ance wlth Confuelanlsiu. Red Currant Jelly is ope of (lie most him with conalderutlou, but ho was so rcar he sacrillees tu The gnrls r.f Tuo• shabby, ao unaoldlorly, In every way lam and twlce_a year-t«i Die limu;e e f r |stpiil.ir kinds - o f —Be«*cl*-Niil Conserves ao degraded, that wo soon gnvo it up Hmhllia. The anetent and primitive that we sell. It Ims n delicious flavor, and is just ri^ht to serve with a roast of and realised that our hnndsnme colo­ rellgi.in o f china 1« monnlhetstl.-, I.ut meat, Each Conserve id (bis, direct wnrshtp wih regnnled aa nel watt still our comnmuder. ilcccli Nit I Brand And so It continued. When the colo­ ino sublime f».r Ila- pcoplc. s*. Miai li reserved for thè emperor alone . , . , , ... ..... ......... nel spoko to us. ns ho often did, In beenme ., , , .. . . . is imule nf-lhe best Irmi ami pure sugar che.ry. Craal.erry a planning and dignified manner, call as ilio s.,u e f liraven and as l-rl-st i m,y Ila* p.-ople un thelr gi,j,u-,.. Rasplierry. Slrawhcrry. Piuelug us “ my boys," we cheered, but the o f llie iintlon first thing wo knew we were following pnri worshlped thelr nn< estnrs, and It |appi«*. IVneli, (¡rupe Jelly ami .Inni. Crai»1 W p don’t have to advertise cheap lands. tho major over breastworks or stand­ was ibis un. estrai l'elbzlnii wltlrh t'»n pruit Marimiiade, and otlier fruita, The purchaser here .saves more per acre ing In lino with teeth act, taking pmi- hieliis IdemItleil blinself olili and re ! Better malie a seleetinn freni ahove 1aliment. Every Hum thorn was light­ furmed. The old «apersi illui.s n-Jeelotl , and semi yoar order lo • Mini un Ily in freights than he saves on the "(JT /-^ t t t T TT’ i S ing to 'b o done bo loomed up at tho by ( ‘onfiletliH n ere abserbed l.y Tao y F*. [VI ( \( t \ J I 1 1 j F . K purchase price elsewhere. See table o f front, and when It was over he sank Ism. whli h Is polyi beisi Ir limi ili** re- j , tiglnli o f thè popnla. e. Tlietl Hud* J . back luto hla habitual ^tupor. freight rates in our hooklet :: :: :: S A N rO R D , r i.O rn i)A Under our colonel tho regiment ue djilsm etimo Jnto ( hjiia abolii UT» A. 1* I alai, llkc tlu: uther linee ndlgba.s, 1« qulred an excellent reputation for illsutuiu—klaU.—tufau.t;*»!—ami—« i.iu , vii the major’» leadership In battle wo be­ do w*sl T h e P e rse v e rin g G u ee«er, came known as 3nu o f tho most gnl"It is amazing wbal perseverance *-•—hurt boding la tho army. Of course tho JEWELER regiment must bo honored In some will achieve.” said an Englishman. • ' MV SPECIALIll-N— - one’s name, and It was Impossible to "Even misdirected perse vein ihc has iietitav»*! muri els. There Ivll.e ruse of Pickard’s llaml-Pninted ('Inna honor ua through tho major. There­ CìorliaKÙi Sterling Silver , fore tho colonel got no end of meq ^ ltobsoti, the givat Notts cricketer, lion for gallantry and eventually was ltobson. during Ids Aiisirallau tour was Rogers' Plated Ware made n brigadier general. That let del iT ih Inod • one sorchlltg aileruuon . Elgin ami Waltham Watches thu lieutenant colonel In fur tho tmk that lilt, side shouldn't do the hard M O I E ] ( M l ( S D E B S i D D B I l l i T l i a i i l l ] niclIbiwiPltÄlfäim nnco of tho g lorj, all of which ema­ work of llei.llhg Well, whe.u thc Allstralhtu etlj.lain spun the coinHobson nated from the major. A L L (v(K)DS GU ARAN TKLW Tho m ajor hover made any coin shouted, ’ Woman!’ Then, seeing that For Good Avcruÿc Prices and 0»lck Returns Ship to heads lay uppermost, instead of ac­ plaint at the fact thut nil these honors knowledging .defeat ltol.son said, with - passed over his bead. Ho didn’t seem to euro. Nor did any oue In the regl perseverance and nonchalance: " ‘ Well, we'll go lu.‘ . § rneut object. *W e all felt that our “ 'Hut—cr—1 thought,’ said the puzservices ibouTINh^yo recognition and AND rouslderod that honors conferred upon eled AUstrulhin 'you sec,‘ I don't quite know the English meaning of "w o­ , v him would bo no recognition at all. . ' A t the last fight thp major fought man." * •Then.’ said Uobsen gallantly, ’ we’ll the arniy was held in check by a hill ou which tho enemy hnd planted artil­ toss again.’ Southwest Corner Washington unti Chambers Streets The Aiitdra.liau made a second loss, lery, and-everything was ill a deadROOM 20 ltobson called.le nds, and tails came Up. y lack. The geuerul rode up to our regNEW YORK CITY ,. Imeiit and asked ft>r tho colonel and The »red!Intiry man would at this point •Upstairs, Pic« Block ~ iloutsuaut colonel In quick succession. bn vi*'Snìih'imdereip In despair, but not REI LRI'NCLS; Aetna Nidlniml [tank o f New York (Illy, o r uny Gummcre.lal Agency J,, Nobody could' tell him where they sp rtob'son. ami to Hundreds nt Stoppers who arc snipping to them regular 1 .n o w -ra tty / sa id be, Were. Uw asked fur thu ueiAAu £ Open Tuesdays 4 to G p.m. ‘ iiuuuV Homo onp told him thut Mtjl»r ■.w Wi. ii ‘jdeasaut smllif. 'On with the AND * rnU/kr.’ Iglohha’rt was ¿sleep on a feuco rail X Saturdays 4 to 9 p. in. near, by. At that' moment thu major '."T K e AUstrpUau a third time flipped the cobn amli having nt JaafMCBlIed tho ujipeared.,. Tho general looked ut him lu.despair. Nevertheless bo guve him toss eortectly, Hie pei-peverjug Hotwoh led In Ills ajdo -totthe.gttftdy' lwtieliea/} t .Stra n jicrs W c l c o m c uu order to toko <bc hill. ■ Tho w a y ,llie major' walked qs u^i K «ij> P u r# a . *d F ow l*. •:*<••>ir •>-j■ •>❖ •>*:•-j t* > ¡ v •> FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sanford, Fla "* that hill tv as o^plght to behold. The It doi^ po\^r*«rjiilre any utoro hotiao • general beheld" *ifrou) below aqd room to keep* pure bred fowls than Whfrn the hill was ours rode up nud acruM It dots« not emit any .indre.ln uski'd for the major. We showed him the long run to feed thorn. It doed not * - •** ■* • tho officer lying on the grouud with a take any more lime -ir labor, but tho bullet hula Jn his ‘forehead. The gen­ results are far In favor of atandard eral turned «w ay jia d ly with the re- poultry. The "standard M u lays more -----------------------'C *p1 i¥l 9 3 0 , 0 ÒO.ÓÓ ' * tnarlt, ^Tf he had lived ho should have eggs a year thaiL. inOpgrel liana. -In had a division " . Lt-;---------- ,------------- — dressing It will far exceed In wulgrht. * We (11 know more about ttqit than looks and quality. the 'general. .The /nujor In commaud Now handles Opened for business in 1900. o f a atvlalonl Abaurdl Yet there was Ths Modern Stab!«. A ccounts of something about the clay ho had left No stable 1« complete nowaday» F f p i V , i n (j A II K i n d e . behind—kin form er self—that made us without ratin' rirovtalnn fnr wulnrlmt. SEVEN HUNDRED AND SEVEN forget hla ssQood self flqd think atT the stock lnaldo and u good system * * t ~«iui aVJa major general. With that o f ventilation. When planning tho , Jook oif^hls face wo burlod hltn, flrud general layout of the atables thcao two Residents of Sanford-and immediate vicinity , ( volhyr ov«r him aud forgot him till poffita should he given r.onaldcratlnn V |h® host flghL whan, liavlng m> « » • t»» and tho neceaaary provjalona made for M O TTO: lead ox, wa covered ourBcIvea with installing the partícula/ ayatema deckl­ DEALERS IN dhigrtce and after »evsrul such epl- ed opon,—Form and Flroilde. “ Tote fair w ith.both friend and foe, MdM werc-inustered out o f thu serv­ Oft yo u r ow n little rights forego; let* with dlabouor. *‘ And Ha Probably Did. . I t P e y e ," But to flulsh about the major. The "What can, I d o /’ rmtfcd the tlery ' day after he waa killed a letter came orator, “ when 1 ace my country going D E P O S IT S IN S U R E D A G A IN S T l-O S S for him -addressed In a woman's hand. to ruin, when 1 see our oppredrior»' ^ * •. • Not knowing whet- to, do with It, the hands at our throats, atnmgling ua, ir . adjutant concluded to ooasider 4t a aud the black cloud» o f hopelessness Offioo iiihI wtirkfl 21-1 Otik Avrmtc dead letter, opqn, It for the address o f obliterate the golden 'sun o f prosper­ H. E. TOLAR G. a DERRY, H. R. STEVENS. M M. SMITH, the sender knd fitu rn tt. Itiroad: * 'Pitone 130 Cashier Aaa't Cashier’ ity? What, I aak-w hat cati I do?” Vice-President .Pfeeldent *. “.„«Ml-.. |^.| ■%>--. «W * t «»M r D^rlIn#—Today my sun. which jet "8|t down!? ahoutod the audicuce.— whan to *ou WTt us: tu,- tslIsvlA* bellsviAg you a guilty guUti •hen u left SANFORD. FLORIDA New York Times. *"**" - t i n Tlisn though, oh*, how aed ldve' ALIC E - 1 SNEAD & VENABLE . -* : CONTRACTORS AN D B U IL D E R S Repair WorkIPromptly Done [¡cccIvNutBran,, rant JellV We deal in Celery Farms and Farm Lands and we are the largest owners of Town Lots Henry McLaufin HOLDEN REAL ESTATE COMPANY □ Saafoiü Library Free Reading Room SANFORD ■ • of Machinery Automobiles and Gas Engines ¿ q Fruit and Produce G. R. CALHOUN Sanford Machine! FLORIDA □ JOHN V. DENTON & CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS r Best Fertilizers On Earth Peoples Bank of- Sanford Ü �* - "V"t fHÈ SANFÒRD HERALD Sufcserlptton Prie*, « 1.00 a Vear in Advance Enterad a* M coad-dcM ma!) matter AUiuit 2ZnJ, 190«. at the Ptwiofficeat Sanford, Florida, under Act of March 3rd, 1879. Office F ln t Floor In the Hb hop Block. First Street Telephone No. 148. look to . There la a prospect that Sanford will fall behind the procession in the matter ANOTHER RICHMOND of public school facilities. ,The high school Senator Taliaferro Is to have opposition building has been . inadequate to house the children for the past two seasons. in h l f rfcxf race in the shape of W. A. ___^ _ to_ rehabilitate _______ _________ The effort the -old________ wooden Blount of Pensacola. The Pensacola News school house on Palmetto avenue Is,- In thus the following regarding his proposed our opinion,,a waste of time and public I candidacy: * annex to the ‘ — - -School - -i "Mr. Blount has never sought political money. “The High buildJng should be completed before the honors, preferring to follow his profession. school term opens. It can be done,, bqt Me has reached the top rung of the lad­ it calls for prompt action. In the old der in that profession, and It Is only nat­ that ural now that he shonld look with favor only- lTjc ¡niuuit£- dclmriiifenis will bo on the proposition toround out his career taught. This means that the little tots in the stflfvlco of The people. He has per­ who need the best housing and best hy- formed splendid work for individuals genlc conditions will bo subjected to the and he hnk carved a name for himself in the professional history o f Florida worst we have. that will live long after this and suc­ By his veto to our school bonding bill. ceeding generations have gone, but he Gov. Gilchrist killed our prospects of se­ curing a proper school house through the wishes for something else. He wishes to methods then contemplated. Whether give to the people o f the state this veto was based upon sound legal he was reared and has TSZICeved his rep­ reasons or not docs not come Into the utation the advantage of whatever know! question. It U effective. There Is a way edge he may have secured in his struggle In which these necessary school facilities to build for himself, and to consecrate his may be obtained. The school building remaining years to the service of tire formerly belonged to the city nnd was people in a body where only the highest conveyed to the trustees of the special intellects and the brightest minds ever school district with the idea that they attract attention. He offers to the people would reimburse the city for the outlay, of Florida that labor for which private In- i'. — m rn e moti school annex which the lands are located. The promoIter of the enterprise mentioned above is j a resident of another state, and the prtn |cipalofflee is located in a distant city. There are thousands of acres of land In Florida, as in every other state, practical there are m llQ ohrof acres worth ever dollor that con be |obtained for them. Tlie*True Democrat wants these latter acres populated by an industrious. Intelli­ gent people, but decries the effort of financial sharks from other sections to [ bring reproach upon the state.— Tallahas­ see Democrat. 23. idos MET TINGE R’S Phone 144 Jiext Door to Postoffice MEN’S PANAMA HATS, $5..00;TO $9.00 Latest styles Ladies’ Dutch Collars Ladies* White and Fancy Parasols, reduced from $3 and $1.30 to 99c N ew Lot Men’s Pants, $1 to $5.00 - Rubber Coats, Slickers, Umbrellas Each 5c purchase entitles you to a vote in the Piano,Contest Bjjy at Mettinger’s and vote for your society or friend. Those with 500 votes and over lAXrasD Mili JfibIc Stumon......................... Older of Eagle*..’ ...... -Mtoe^Aieiike tk> iA ......4i;884 Congregational Church........................... MU*Nona Cowan.......... ............... : SD.R27 51.708 MIm GayleM tun........... - ......... . I?*®0? Mr». G. W. Venable..— .......... DnptUt Sunday School........................ our or town Knight* of Pythie!............................ 10.040 MIm Maybel Woodbum..... ................... 5.777 Wrlakn C lub..:...........T................... . Mlu Ada Stenitrom............................. 3.839 3.429 Store Closes 6 P. M. Except Saturdays. Every Thursday Afternoon.. Congressional District next spring and l^niii Hilburn will have something to say about who will represent this district in Con­ gress next time. There will certainly be three candidates, viz: Hilburn, Farris and Clark. All three of them ore pble men and good ipeatcreTnut differing on the great qucstijHMLM issue." The present is scarcely a favorable time to show south Florida real estate, espe­ cially If lying in the flat woods, but it Isa firs-rate time to plan publicity gphemes to be worked when the rainy season is over. Mind you, we are not seeking to de­ ceive or mislead by disguising facts, or misrepresenting conditions. We need not «ven -trottbkr-to make exLUSCSfot a snrplPT of rainwater. We know people to whom no greater gift could be offered than.a chance to make a home whore there-ls plenty of, such water. Those who . have always lived in Florida aver that an ex­ ceptionally wet season means n fine frost­ less winter, and abundant winter crops. Let us take the gifts of nature cheerfully, if hot nlways gratefully, and look for the silver lining that. Is in every cloud.—Arca­ dia Champion. 2.208 1.802 Mila Ullle Lord. Clyde.. . . . . .................. M in Almena Brooka................................. 1.427— 1.174 1,818 002 2.123 302 Reasonable hours Half day recreation j For Employees Drink a Bottle of G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent illness, aid digestion nnd give you health The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling C o .v Sanford, Fla to the-ext<Hi«-of-«9.000 uu the unfteui - ° l^**-|t<w*~00fpofat^olia. wuntd glntny plated bond Issue. If Gov. Gilchrist's po­ pay him many times the salary o f a sition Is sound, legally, the conveyance to United States senator. For twelve years Lheau-iruamea ls-null-end-void, but to'In­ one federal senator came from Pensacola I S S I — 19 09. sure against- any complications they nnd one from Jacksonville. Practically O sford, North Coralina ever since Florida has been a state one should re-oonvey this property to the city. ¿lamicai, Scientific and English Course«. Prepara* for Cot* logo, University or Uio Uovornment Academic*. Military Then let the city, lnits contemplated bond senator has come from the east side o f O n m h ig d ev elop * p r o m p t o b e d ie n c e a n d m a n ly e a r r in g issue, includq^p item for school building the Suwannee , river, nnd one from the A cadem y U) year* old w ith uxptrluu ced tfeacher«. cadet* dluu with Uio prin cipal a n d ladle* o f h u taiutly, scour In* to the extent necessary to provide ample wosl but we are now confronted with the the culture o f h om e Itfa. C ultivate* and educate*. M odern proposition o f one city being the home of facilities for the present nnd four or five years In the future. By this means Snn- both the senators. Manifestly ihlsJa un­ ford can be at the head o ft h e procession fair, and vre believe the people of Florida ( u O T w i n m l C h r i s t i a n people. The town noted for school facilities as well as oilier de­ will recognize the right of the vast terri­ lor over a contupr a* an cduraUonal centre. tory west of the Suwannee'to have recog­ Catalogue* ready fo r d istributing "The seaside resorts ore contributing partments of public improvements. Let's „ _ HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL nition In the United States senate. * their quota to the profits of the under­ do this, by nil means, and stop the tem­ C o»..f. C . H o m e r ,P r in c ip a l. O x fo rd . N. C. takers, scarcely a day passing that the porary dkpedlent* which are contem­ drowning o f one or more persons is not. plated. . MAKE ’ EM SHORTER To tha home seeker from the nortii, We surely would not count it ill If Jack­ chronicled in-the columns of the daily D R. C. G. B U T T ' nothing condemns a town or community sonville should drop Its “ ville." ondapart- press: Invariably the loss of Ufé in the so quickly or so completely as the lack of ing under shorter name, pursue Its certain surf is the result of recklessness on the " d e n t is t pnrt of bathers venturing too fat out in the proper school facilities. It is almost path of fame. Office; Hines Bldg, over WootinifTs Store the first question asked by the.map with Abbreviation is the fad, and journalism the briny deep:"—Gainesville Sun. Quite true, but the main-reason Tor -cas­ a family of children to educate. We are "has it bad," so w h y n o t .dare- It do its SANFORD, FLORIDA - spending -money liberally in all other de- worst, anil "cut" nil syllables suvo tho ualties at Florida seaside resorts is—the that no provisions are made for sav. pomnems of public improvements. San­ first f -D R rR rirT T Ä SÖ N " ivw» uf Illuse Willi venture too für | ford will be the best paved city of Its size . ' Let Jacksonville hornm« plat -in the stmiliuril filates; we will be proper- f —no knocker dare that name attack__It's J0111 or *>et caught in the under tow. This DENTIST ly lighted nnd our children should be I brief nnd'sweet and catchy, too, but what negligence is nothing short of criminal 4 __ _ _ | „ _ E. Wclliorn Block Pilone 19 and every resort on the coast shoujd ba | adequately housed at school to round out I would oilier cities do T tills glorious era of public, development. Would Mu yes and-Tyler chortlewhen compelled to protect the liycs of the Sanford. Florida Civic pride should commend It; the busi­ they saw their city listed "PenT" Would bathers. ness interests of every property owner in it please “ Uncle Henry's” eye to see Mi­ Every newspaper in Florida ought to ex­ JOHN C. SNEAD Sanford should Influebce him to a favor­ ami cut to "Mi T" We have anticipated* pose the land sharks who are foistering able consideration of this proposition. Or Waiter Thompson smile in glee to ARCHITECT We fully believe that every citizen with lose the "W est" and hold the "KeyT" poor lands upon the ignorant purchasers, 113, W, First Street children o f school ago will heartily in­ Twould suit Polk county better far—it luts and otherwise trading upon the reputation |'Phone 105 i of Florida. The prospects for settlers this dorse our position. There is no time to a Law, then why not "Bart" S A ^ O RD . F L O R ID A lose If this is to be accomplished now. McCreary's burg would save some pains fall are very bright, and the frauds should -Needs and Bought Our *On the other hand, arguments against the by shortening its name to^-Galnes,” while be suppressed at once, hre they work a A . C. H ART Stock of proposition on account of the limited time here's a tebor-suving rap, make Apalach­ hardship upon the state that will be felt for many years to come. There are plenty for the completion should hove no weight icola “ Ap." S U R V E Y O R AN D D RAU G H TSM AN whatever with the citizens who will have Tho llarrls-Bittcngcr town would grow of good lands In the state for all the hun­ Leveling nn<i Crow-Sectioning for Drainage to decide this matter eventually. os rapidly If known as "0 ." Let "otka" dreds of people who wish to locate iiere. • s Specially It is up to the powers that he in S an- slide—henceforth Its'Tal;" likewise “alias- nnd there Is no valid reason why these SANFORD. FLORIDA vampires should he allowed to prey at roKii to have a good strung think anu see,"—make it "Tal." What sweeter name than simple "Kiss" will. The U. S. government will take a THEN GET INTO ACTION. ANDEW JOHNSON for' "Garden Cit," home of bile« T And for hand in the game and suppress the mat­ a city free from taint, what more appro­ ter by refusing to allow such swindles to ATTORNEY-AT-LAW AVOID THE LAND SHARKS be sent through the mails. priate Uian "Saint T" Practices in Stste and Federal Court!. Florida ought to adopt some method to Let Punta Corda have Its'“ Pun," and G. T. Building. phone 248. rid Itself of the land sharks who arc work­ Duncllon be ever "Dun." Let Picnic take AND The Gainesville Elevator of last week ing Irreparable harm to the slate. its own dear “ Pic," and Mlcanopy shrink had an interesting article about guava We have before us a copy of a noted to “ Mie." '»rirmHmd Ir*headed “ H5V to make it THOMAS EMMET WILSON publication for women, in which there is Why use the whole blamed alphabet T the Experimental Stotion." Better ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR a very attractively displayed nnd Ingeni­ Why inuke the postal experts fret T And. I make it from guavas, Bn>. Bullock. AT-LAW * ously worded advertisement offering 10, u for ug, why cnlj us "Tam"—we wouldn't' ■■ * ----Lale Stale Attornejr Seventh judicial Ctrciltl ol 20 and 4 0 acre farms for 20 per acre; care n single—cent.— Tampa Tribune. Evelyn Thaw has announced that she Residence!, Sanford and SrlvSn Lake A ll to Suit YOU and YOUR 95.00 cash and balance at rate of 17 will again become an artist's model. ^ * * #* * >* #I#,#I* * ,#‘J**^ ^ * * * r * p jj cents per day, or $5.00*per month. Speaking of Col. S. J. Hilburn'« Fourth With Harry in Jail the Incident ought to Pocket-book An Investigation will show that this GEO. A. DeC^TTES of July oration in Volusia county the De- be closed. land, though favorably located, Is cut Land Record says; ATTORNEY-and COUNSELLOR at LAW Spring la opening up mid over pine lands, full of scrub palmetto, r„‘ ' A ,4 j s ' ■ Now Is the time to build moré resi­ Col. Hilburn's address was purely patri­ with practically little volue. They cost Practice in State and Federal Courts. otic, and he maintained his reputation as dences In Sanford nnd prepare for the yoiL will be compelled 10 the promoters from 75 cents to $1.50 per an orator, for it was oneof the ablest and Walbora Block— ---- Sanford, fía winter rush. .•----------:— ;— acre. ' ______. ■ most eloquent addresses -ever delivered c o me out in a New Outfit ilh e r e a r e n TIorof-credulous men and to a -Floridn audience, nnd'the close at­ J. 1*. Homaday, a prominent banker and women throughout the country who will tention given him by the large audience capitalist of New York, was In the city on >R. W. E. HOUSHOLDER W hy not let us supply your during hia entire address was a compli­ bite at this bait, make their puyments ment of whiph any man may feel proud. ... , , -- -— ,------- --------r-w*—••|Wednesday. Mr. Hornaday Is Interested DENTIST regularly until deeds are issued them, and needs? # Room! 23, 24 and 23. Pico BM* ^l^l„.„> n i then investigating what they have obhora o f .tha «aiup9 9 l* f > S l t t l f l Um *a In s ili A n d them w i res- In i t i M o » ' o T] “ There is nothing new under the sun L I t Philips and test them and see Hilburn in the group. SANFORD, FLORIDA. a tract which they will gladly surrender Col. Hilburn waa given a launch ride by that you get what you want. New In after years for the taxes. But none o f the Goods under' admiring friends and was shown die cel- crop seed now In. Every one of these purchasers will then | ^ i ai w a^ rHoU‘ ?r10,Wftc{f of on I G A. Speer has returned from Mender- F. Q.E, CELÒry CITY A E R IE - lasa brntme atrcmuws d e is m s » o f the stare. L ^ c d with the whereITrt. Speer and the ^'àeeta Tuesday nights, at 8 o'clock, at our roof are OLD, and much the hall In the Slone-Gove building. on and being widely distributed will work on the Putnam Inn, where he spent the night haVB b®*» spending the summer, NEW and up-to-date First stree L « inestimable amount o f harm. It was very significant—CoL‘ Hllburti Th® many friends of Mrs. Speer will be • It 1^ always welTfor Intending purchasLn Vo»osia I glad to know that her health is greatly We don't charge anything for a loot era id make o thorough investigollon be- u, SaifonLOrungo coumy.^nly K f r a l f i improVed' She ^ W * remainder SANFORD LODGE, Nà 27. 1 0 .0. F. summer at Asheville, N.---a Come and investigate before fore Investing money In a real estate distant, both speaking in the afternoon. |of the------------------- - -------transaction; and then place credence only ^ Hilburn was reticent about the mat­ Gat ready for the files and Mos Meets every Monday night at 7Í30 In Ma­ buying elsewhere if in men of financial ability and unquea-j|^g. ul Mr' A,exander is <luoled 08 «ay* qultoes. Largest stock and lowest unques­ sonic UalL Visiting' brethren are cor|prices on screen doors and windows tioned veracity who live in the section In dieMy Invited. " W; 8. B aujwin “ It means a lively fight in tha Second Harry J. Wilson's. Homer Mffitary-Schwl ® sg rt»sssn »ra B S « WE Can Fit you ~ LOOK I For Our Store YOUR Clothing, Shoes, § L« e . V \ Secretary. i.sr IA . . D. L. Thrasher ; I �ns s r- July 23. 1909 IN AND ABOUT THE CITY THÈ SANiókb HERALD Men’s Panama hnts, at Mettinger's. Several large land sales are reported Twenty-one meals at Stumon's for $4. |this week. , Mrs. F. L, Miller pnd Esther leave today Messrs. Davis and McNeil of Orlando [ spent Wednesday In this city. Little Happenings -M entlon.of for several weeks slay on the beach. Latest stylcB in Dutch collars, at Met­ W. S. Durnetf has returned from n visit Matters in Brief. tinger's. .\ { to his old home at Camden, S. C. Let The Herald follow you on your sum­ Hon. Joseph Janes uf Orlando transact' f— |ed business In this city Wednesday. PERSONAL IT EM S O f INTEREST mer trip. Good second-hand buggy for sale. Box 512.50. 50-pound felt mattress, first834. 4 4 . , f |class tick, at Miller fit Son for 58.50. Surttmary of th e FfoatHig Smalt Talk S. Willis and family are now occupying Work on the new Cougrcgntlonn! church Succinctly Arranged for h ur­ has begun. |the cottage of E. T. Woodruff, near hlsfesried herald Readers. . See C. A. Heed for furniture and piano idence. The Herald' s 'phono is No. 148 moving. ,f Dr. S. Puleston. Walter Hand nnd L. P. J. C. Chnso of Jacksonville was in the Keep your eye on Hill's Grocery for |McCullcr sirent last Sunday at Daytona Beach. city Tuesday. / Georgia^ peaches. ■i. Miss Maud Jlnklns left yesterday IQ America alarm clodltS/i Its-for-flßfc‘ nt TerFrank Miller spent several 1 days -this [spend the next two or three weeks among week nt Jacksonville. HUM*». ‘ r |relatives in Goldsboro, N. C. Wade makes frequent trips to Sanford. A gootl spring at 51.00. nt Miller & Son. N.O. Gamer expects to remove his stock Write him at Orlando. ' Complete line Indies' underwear, at Iof groceries to the new room In the StuJ. p. Musaelwhlte, mayor of Osteen,was Mettinger's. [ mon building about August 1st. In the city Monday. Mrs.Chas. Dubbins and children left Inst If you want a - first-cliiM , taltof-mndg When you have un Item of news call Monday for Duytonn Beach. suit for 5(2.08r«*4t itf-B'W'CWtrwT'll’ & L A D I E S ’ A N D C E N T S ’ F U R N IS H IN G S £ •? Miller tt Son save the buyers money. Sons. Planting lime Is here. M. M.Smith will No high-priced solicitors to pay. The various lakes in this vicinity are sell you land on easy terms. First-class harness and saddle repairing, several feet higher now than they have Paul Jones left this week for points In at Dickins' stables. .JO-tl been for a number of years. « Georgia and Tennessee.where he will spend J. C. Ensmlnger has' returned from a If It's printing yon want, send It to T he the summer, week's visit to Jacksonville. Herald office. First-class work guaran­ If you want the best Georgia peaches teed. Mrs. S. Puleston and daughter returned get them at Hill's Grocery. Wednesday from Lens Springs, Tenn. A good hard road from Osteen to De Do away with dust while sweeping car­ Land would prove a blessing to the own The fninuus Elgin Crcnmery Butter for pets by buying Wltxord Carpet Cleaner of 18ale at W.’ w . Long's Grocery, ers of nutomobiles these days. W. W. Long. 1 Gen> C. P. Lovell,* Florida freight agent A good family liorse for sale at a bar­ Mrs. A. McDonald and family left Tues­ gain.—N. H. Garner. 46 of the Clyde Lino, was in the city Monday day for Daytona Beach. transacting business connected with his C. H. Whltner has returned from u two line. , You want the best Georgia peaches weeks’ visit to Corounda Beach. and you get them at Hill’s Grocery. The paving of Park avenue is progress­ M. M. Smith has 1,000 acres of celery ing favorably, though retarded some by 1 . R. Philips has tils new c r o p celery land. Sold on easv terms. the frequent showers. This will be u fine seed In and will give iy»u a testing .Buy a meal ticket, nnd cat your Sunday boulevard when flnlshcd. _■______ sample free. dinner Btemon'-s:----------------------------- -— .Mr. aud Mrs. Li M. Telford returned'to The family of Mr. McLaughlin have been Messrs. Paddock. Ellsworth muTMK and Sanford last Monday, after a month spent rattier under the weather the past week Mrs. Paul Kecly spent last Sunday at Day­ most delightfully In the mountains - or two. : v ^ ~ » tona Beach. North and South Carolina, on their honey The City Cigar store has Instfillcd a fine Fancy work supplies, nl 507 Muguolln I moon. They will bo nt home to their soda fountiaii and Is now prepared to avenue. tf I friends In one of the Hill cottages, near serve ice cream and cold drinks of all Now Is the time to buy your suh-lrri-1 the opera house, •kinds. 1 W.S. Ensmlnger,representing thè All(k Louis Smitb o f Palatln com e down to gated land. See M. M. Smith. best Lyceum course, Is In the city tills Miss Ruth Mettingcr bus returned home >i — witness the bell games and visit his sister, week making arrangements for the fall after siieruliiig several dnys at Daytona Mrs. Wallace Stripling. scries of entertainments. Beach. While your wife Is away, make yourself Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Houshuldcr of Sail McKinley edition of ten cent sheet'muat home at Stumon's. 21 meals for $4. sic. nil the popularnirs. nt City Cl gar Store. ford were at the Aragon for a short stay For an up-to-date tailor-made suit, see Buy Henry Clay Flour of-W . W. Long. Monday. They sailed In the afternoon on I). A. Caldwell L Sans. the Chatham for Baltimore__ Tlmes-Union The best on earth. W. T. Thigpen Is envying a visit to his Miss Alico TiUherly of lmigwood is the old home In Greenville and other points guest of Dr. ami Mrs. C. E. Walker this in North Carolina. week. ■ * • Chairs, stands, rockers, matting, spring Your sanitary tax is due on the 10th. cot. and window shades for sale. Practi­ Pay it now nnd avoid trouble. All Local Advertisem ent* tinder This cally new. Enquire nt Herald office. Built by the Poi>e Contracting Co. suf- Heading, One Cent a W ord Eaoh Issue Mr. nrul Mrs. F. G. Smith left Inst week flclcnt guarantee, ______42tf— Stop at Surf Crest while Ht Daytona for a riionfft l u j l i u i i w t . - « H t y —Itt Wiitt Will Emerson of Fort Pierce was in live Bench.' Board nnd room 57 to 58 by the Carolina and the mountains of Virginia. city yesterday, «n route to Ids old home in week ; 51.50 by day. Fronting oceon. 40tf Go-Fly keeps flies off horses and cattle. Sorrento. i Wanted—Two rooms for light house­ keeping, J. M. Glllon, Box 422 42t2p 25c and 50c. At all drug stores. 44-10 Hummocks from 51.20 up, at Miller &. "" * . W anted —A woman Tor house work. Get your fencing miw,* and. gel the Son. ILock Box 58, Sanford; Fin. 45-tf American or the Ellwood kind. Geo. H! New crop cclerv seed iust received. For Sale—Oneufourth block between Fernald Co. , 4 0 Call and get sample and test them for First nnd Second Btreets.. beautiful build­ yourself before bu>lng. L. K. Philips. Some very good sermons are being de­ ing site. Lake viow. 51.000,' F. J. Powers., ' livered every Sunday at the Methodist The city ordinnnce^eifltirglng the Are church. Thc're Is room and a welcome limits is published in tilts issue o f’ The For Sale—lfl-ft launch, 3 h. p. engine. Bargain, if sold lit once.' T. P. Canprupsl. awuiting those who would be bcncfitled Herald. . ; 1— ' , ’ ' 4 0 -lf by attending the Sunday services. Don't mnke a mistake and buy before For Sale— Buggy und harness. In good A little money now apd alittjg nownnd I prir;ng at Miller & Sen. condition. A bargain. Ï . L. G., Lake then is the way to buy celery lund. See Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bromley and family Mary, Fla. M. M. Smith for particulars. For Sale.—P. M. Elder of thé Celery av­ returned yesterday from a trip to point* enue cash store has 200 bushels of (teas Chas. Phillips of Tupelo, Miss., has ac­ in North Carolina. for sale. 34-tf SANFORD F L O R ID A cepted a position with J. N. Whltner, and Rooms furnished, Also go-ciirt for sale. For sale cheap. Quick sale. Need mon­ will have charge of the office work. Mr. Between Oak uml Myrtle Aves.. 5th St. ey. Fifteen ucres celery farm. Box 473. Phillips will prove a valuable addition to Tables from 80 cents upward at Millel For Sale— First class square piano, Sanford society. . cheap and time. Box 473. 4u-4t fit Son. * 4 # Dr. Armstrong's next visit to Sanford F or S ale — Fine Jersey Bull for sale or Mrs. M. A. Speer is filling the position will be on Aug. 3lh. Anyone having any for service. Address John Jels, or Phone form of eye trouble, headaches or ner­ of stenographer in the law office of Andrew 50. ■* 42lf vousness should see him. Office at hotel Johnson during the absenoe of MissBInnche. For Sale—Three fresh cows and a good Bigger* liorse. Inquire at the Pico Hotel. 4ÿ-tf nSonford House. 6ne day o n ly .' .48-3 The Royul Tailors brand of clothing For Sale—Model M Cadillac in good con­ * Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lake nnd children means )>erfccliun. See' Samples at D. A. dition. F. J.'Nlver, Daytonu. Flu. 47-41 left lust Monduy for Daytona Beach. Beautiful w m ovp ta a a . ¿¡JfPtfteap: Mayor Lake returned later In the week- CuldWuU.lk Suit w,„;uv.| „camvsmb»« Why pay high prices on the installment VA miles from Sanford. 0 room house; 6 Rnd Mrs. Lake will remain for several acres good land ; orange tree», fire. A d­ Thp Latest Fall, Styles in Ladies*, Geut’a and Children’s Shoes plan, when Miller fit Spn will save you dress P. O. Box 753. weeks at this delightful resort. 49-lf Just Received , ’ v / 1 he American and Ellwood fence are from 20 to 30 per cent. For Rcjrf—Old land tiled and 'in flue B. J. Overstreet has returned from a shape for crop this season. Five room ! ;-M -4 4 > + * 4 4 -4 » i4 -+ + + + + * + + 4 > 4 " 0 -4 .+ * 4 -5 .+ 4 -+ 4 -4 -4 " f+ .+ * « 0 -l" > -> + + + < .4 .+ * 4 > * 4 > * the best on the market. Sea them at the Geo. H. Fernnld Httrdeware Co., before month's stay at Flint, Mich. Ben Is glad cottage,on farm. F. J, Powers. to get back to Sanford, and all hlsfriendB purchasing. Three furnished or unfurnished rooms are glad to have him home again. fo rrth t.'H in es building, over Woodruff's At a bargain— acres o f best celery store. See R. L. Jones. 46-tf Regular 55.50 rattan rockers at Miller tRnd in celery delta. On SL Gertrude ave­ nue. See Murrell, the real estate man, fit Son for 53.75. Come and look our Furnished rooms, delight/uilycool. pleas­ antly located, singly or together. No. Oil Welborn block. ■ S9-U — stock over. Oak avenue. It Orders Solicited For Sanford Novelty Works and Cement Still the strangers come, and the great For Rent—One and three-quarters acres _ Be®d It more house*. 'How will the de- Stone Plant located at thecornerof French of land, near city limits. Address Box 42tf Jnand be supplied the coming winter un- uvenue and CoififtlcKlaTstrcet. 359 City.' t--------------------h-‘M the number of houses now being built Miss Muble Anderson left last Saturday Wanted—To rent 13,000 feet of celery ROSES A SPE C IA LTY » / £ ' 1» largely Increased! 48-tf for Michigan, to be absent for several boards. P. 0. Box 384. .Flnriaia AgfinL—---------------A»k-fer-PFio«BDon’t fall to nsk In trn N P YawalV* w eek *. Purina her nhsenr.i Miss Tleaaln Flea mrnim ewn ugs fus new line of Muslin Underwear Just r e -1Schumpert will occupy the position as ste- N. 0 . Garner. PHONE 1B8. Oak Ave. and 11th SL SANFORD. FLA._* °fcived. The prettiest and best they have |nographer at the offices of the Howard-1 House to rent for the summer, corner Magnolia avenue and. First «trust. En­ Packard Land Co. eVer shown. N. P. Yowell fit jCo. quire o j Mrs. M. L. Allen. membets o f tire Study Circle of the j Now is the time to build your fence aud In tile next 30 days I willed! 50 Rhode Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Geo. H. Fernnld Hardware Co., is the Island Red hens, and 50 White Minorca», ' than ten ut 75 eta •he Methodist church are requested by the place to buy. See the Ellwood and Amer­ one year old, n o t less each. S. M. Duane, te, Geneva, Fla. 49-4t leader to read and' study the first four [ ican Fence. %. 1 J‘ 1*! k , \ T o Rent. Unfurnished.—The large liouse, «»■Piers of The Moslem World for the AuThirty per cent discount on all wool art ell and Mtchen on Amory Grove, four lust meeting. v squares at Miller £ Son. miles from Sanford, with stable, water Utile Mias Erminla Houser arrived from [ The Pastime Theatre has been showing: supply, etc. Rent 5240 per year; by Macon, Ga., last Sunday on a visit to her some fine pictures this week, and roceiv- month 525, payable monthly In advance. . . . Mr. ________________ _ _____ *nuMl Parents. and Mrs. H._H. Hill, Jing a liberal share' of patronage, the Reply to C. W. Kantopl, 80 State street. Boston, Moss. For examination o f pran* ">*V ' .. * -^ k'bile her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Turner Pastime is a good place to spend an eve-1 l»es apply to John T. Arrents, on the HoOser ara enjoying a trip to Now York. |nlng. place. 48-tf Low Prices. Easy Paym ents. P ico B lock N. P. Yow ell & Co Who handles the Best Goods in Sanford, whose stock is •kept up the year round, very seldom you -don't - get what you ask for. : : : : : I I------ m •>' N. P. Y O W E L L & CO. (UR MEN’S APPAREL is a perfect production of pleasing stvle. and adapts itself tff the needs of good dress- ers especially during the warm weather ' ; ... months. - Our stock of merchandise is of the »•il most approved stylet-conservative, yet modern in every feature, and it will be WANTS to your interest to investigate»^. — ff^ n a lîty is your strong point let us supply you. ' .Clothier F R AMenN K Furnisher I FRANK L. W O O D R U FF ! Sanford’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store - f ------------------------------------------------ L siRoiwroivnircinniREN's scnSf?TSioFs % * ' i tin L. H. T E M P L E Cut Flowers and H ot House Plants The Crippen Music Store High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. 1 ■- % ■jOi>i • A '! C.' * • IV* V -V v: ■ » -• ■ t* ♦-**-' 1 j . ÏL .- . . \ • à.! ■■“ *** ' ^ - _ �fite SAwroHü Herald T h « Parthian Shaft. A Budget of Interesting Items from Correspondents THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY Emclent Staff of Reporters Weekly Cover* the Territory for ** The Herald IWe Invite correspondence on live topica from all auctions of the County, alto nrw, Itrmi ol IntrfrM Brevity «ill lasure prompt publication. Anidra contrary t At “ “Editor " ‘g “"“ 1 — to the view* of • the «111 1 be pub_Jt abusive and anonymuut miuntunlcalUhrd,, but tient «111 “ t,__ be rejected. ; —_J. We will not be responsible for opli.:--------. Inkm* expressed by contributor*. Adi amt_.i— .----. -------------rrnt |tiue must be In luunicntiona Intend«: band not later than 1 _p. in-!—Ebl-— ------ — OR TR U C K LANDS Come aiid See Us Walter—Tm sorry, sir, but the chol soys he can’t take the steak:back. You*va bant It—H a/P«'» Weekly. * ______ GENEVA GLEAN I WPS____________ Special Correspondence to The Hers Id. On Saturday, last, Mr. nntl Mrs. Hilly Grant, accompanied by their alster. Miss Nevada Gram, visited reintlves In Osteen. ^ Mrs. LT. Peters is visltimt her daughter i'V^hCl^tivilMhii WC€k‘ i 'MYs. Beggs and little son of Titusville, who have been visiting rolntlvcs ln Gene­ va. have returned home. , Mrs. C. N. Hays has been quite sick for a fe w days- •. TTw rCelger Ison a visit to Kissimmee. J.' A. Worthy hns recently purclmsed from Mr. Pravatt what is known ns the Frank Sutton place, and will shortly move his family there. J, T. McLain will soon )>egin the erectlon of an up-to-date packing- house at Geneva dock. This will be quite an Im­ provement, and will save hauling the packejl fruit. Geneva is glad to know that. Miss Clark o f Ovlodo and Miss Allen' of Winter Gar-, den will again be the teachers of this school. They taught here Inst term, am Knew Their Ways. Walter, aged seven, Is a wise son who knows not only his own father, but his mother ns well. “ Now, Walter,” said the tear her,'“ If your father can do a piece o f work In' one hour and your mother could also do It In one bonr. bow long would It take both or them to do It?” “ Three hours," answered Walter, “counting the time they would .waste In arguing about bow It should l>e done."—Chicago News. S w e e te n th e S lolcroom . T o keep a sickroom sweet and fresh fill a small dish with boiling water and Into this put about thirty drop« o f bll o f eucalyptus. Let this stand In the rpom one-half boar. Doing this about twlco dally will be found refreshing to the atek one and at the aamo time will overcome all unpleasant odors. HOARDING CtXEHY. SANFORD, FLA. It Makes No Difference What You Want or W here Y ou Want It Cough Msdldn*. Bon four tabloapoonfula of flaxseed 1» one quart of Water, strain and add B cents’ worth of rock candy, half « cupful or moro of brown sugar and the talcs o f'Wtti lemooa. - Poll again, ‘ MotTi arw m ilf-h n d m lrod ---“tot «Kd and drink frwiyr~TfTfi!a retai lyist Saturday afternoon the Ladles Aid edy la given when the oough first op• Society celebrated the birthday of their pears It w d afford immediate relief. friend. Mrs. Niblo, In quite, a novel and pleasant way. At four o'clock the Indies met ot the home of Mrs. Niblo, each bring­ ing a tempting lunch. After.good wishes and congratulations were extended (his aged lady, a regular picnic dinner was aerved on the iawn. So much was this occasion enjoyed, that n similar one was to be held on Geneva lake Wednesday of this' week in hontmof the birthday of our president. Mrs. Fultz, and Mrs. Elizabeth Pravatt, whose birthdnys come on that day. A DISGRACE TO FLORIDA Is the Railroad S lutimi at Orange and on Terms that are Right • H O W A R D -P A C K A R D LA N D CO M PAN Y N o n * « « * « V arava. The boy stood on the burning deck Because ha was afraid. --------B e ooaldn't swim to aav« hi* neck, •And that was why he stored. Thrr* was a little rabbit Who had a foolish habit standing on his hsad to speak a piece TUI hie teacher said, **Now, Bunny, Buch oenduot Isn't funny, --- "Cbm o, Jack, one m ore gam e o f | .0 pooL” “ N oi I prom ised m y w ife I w ould corao hom e early.” “ So did I prom ise m ine." > “Nftj’fthf wtll ha wnrrlWli!-------------- city -^ m M *T hawpi/t got that kind o f wl Oomo on.” Anyone wisldng tomake Daytona Beach “ No; p ^ w l f o hasn't got th a l kjptl "7” T. or Coronado Beach from, this; section is obliged to travel via OrdngdCity Junction, and while only u sliprt pfop is necessary going east, to those goini^weJfi.tlu: ordeal ' is frightful. If the railroads would orect n suitable station wt this“point, 'the dis'Creponcy in long ‘ wafts" between trains could be oviyloqKed, but the aid shack that now stmidtcin. die jtipq^ior^ls a disgrace to Florida. -bipW t]pK'1)je summer rains have coinnienccUidadles are obliged to sit in this hovel untHund umbrellas over their heads to keep the rain off, while large pools of water are forming under their feet.- This station is a sore spot with the • traveling public, and the railroad comtnission should get busy on Uds subject, and force the railroads to erect a decent build­ ing here or change the schedule to obviate a long wait in such a place. ~ Real Estate Brokers GxoIiisIvb. nities in Florida • 0 Unimproved celery'fluids, flowing wells guaranteed, $ 5 0,0 0 to $200.0Q per afire • Celery farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, N&mned nnd ready for crop, $30000 to $1000(K) per acre. v . City property, improved and uninipruvwltimbcrliind with fliieSt slteTnTIorldu for crate factory Others r a x you whnt am be dune. MURRELL &. CONNER ai*e practical farmers ns well ;is real estate -brokers, and are here to show you what has been and can be done. Uabul—1. seldom see the handsomo 0 ,Z . young Mr. Rlcborky. lie doesn't ap>eUr to cars much foe society. Ethel— J Oil, I don't knowl Ho soofiin to wnnt Your Own Way. “ It takes a heap o’ determination, son," said Uncle Eben, “ to hnv yub own way in dis life an’ a heap o' brains to know what to do w lf It after you gita It."—Washington Star. e c o n o mi c a l . £ “ I’d rather waits than eat,” confided 0 in D tV A A l (* le l ^ the sweet girl. "Thou we’ll have another dance Instead o f going to that faahloBable res- # taurnnt,” remarked tbo thrifty swain. A Regulating County Taxes The board of county commissioners will meet in regular session in August for the Psnnaylvssla's N«v* Road«. purpose of hearing complaints and receiv­ According to tho reporfjof the stats ing testimony us to the value of any prop­ highway commissioner o f Pennsylva­ erty, real or personal, ns fixed by the nia, 82S mDoe o f new roads were bnUt county ussessor of taxes, perfecting. re­ during tbe past year at a coat o f ga,viewing aud equalizing the assessment. 000/100 or mors. Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, C auliflow ers, etc., etc., in Sanford, I Sell the Laud—Your Brains, Money, nnd Muscles Makes the Crop und the Profit (FLORIDA PEOPLE! ¡j A T THESE PRICES A n d co n sid e r the quality Kvery ohelr lllustrxied her« Is made ol the best while maple 'Clack and Unlahad natural cut-door varnish. * The eaele are heal arada daubje woven rattan mat chaap pith. W* u , H llln | hundred, of Chair, U Ih, pupu ot fr* »frf flUH-»!«»»A-lo. J M P R p V E D IR R IG A T E D F A R M S — U N C I Flo w in g W ells on A ll Celery Delta and other Desirable Tracts in Blocks to edit Purchaser. FLORIDA OHAIR FAOTORY W H ITN E R Prices anti, descriptions upon request. First Natioual Bank Building j Jacksonville, Florida..- “ , >•••••••••••••** �THE SANFORD HERALD SOME GREAT BUCK .RECORDS Florida Students at Stetson University It Is frequently said thnt Stetson Uni­ of Interest Gleaned From Various Sources What the Great Little Cars did at the versity is n northern school. Ii^ the post — ------------- Columbus Meet ~ _ It had been so,X uP a special'^Fort has Wen made in recent years to bring the advantages and benefits of the university home, in a special way. to the people of Florida in whose Interests primarily the Institution was founded, and. for whose special benefit Mr. Stetson, Mr. DeLnnd, Mr. Sampson, Mr. Carnegie. Mr. Flsgler jind otliers gave liberally of theirmoney. The institution is splendidly equipped For Hurried Readers and liberally endowed, and It Is gratifying A quantity of gems, valued at $4 0 ,0 0 0 , to note die large percentage of students ihe property of Mrs. Anna Abbott, better who are native born, or at least resident, known to general public aa "The Georgia Floridians. Wonder," or "Georgia Magnet," who gave — Tire grndnating dnM ltt the COlIdgA Of — exhibitions o f h e f -wonderftil will power In Liberal Arts tins year consisted o f fifteen Florida n number o f years Q gQ .^w crcjemembers. Fourteen of these young men cently stolen In Philadelphia, Pa. The and youpg women were born in Florida, Here’s the way they finished: thief has been captured and the jewels or had lived in the state during the greatrecovered. The government now claims' U Five miles, $1.250 nnd under— Buiok of. tiie time they had-sisfnMrf M/Fduty on tbefn, notwithstanding the fact won; Regal and Hupmobtlc.u.uiUalwbu»d: • Ten miles, open to Cobe pml Indiana that the inspectors have repeatedly passed In the class graduating front the neatly them free because they were gifts to Mrs. trophy cars— Lewis Strang, Bulck/ wan ; my there were fifteen members. Of these Abbott from the crowned heads nnd ray­ Burmnn, liuick, second ; Cowell, Chalmers, fourteen had lived in Florida during tin» third. Time for Strung, 9:25, stock car ally of the old world, entire jwriotl covered by their ucndcini£ record. The British submarine torpedo boat C1J Five miles, free for all—Burmnn, Bulck, cotirsd, MAI à Uozerfpfrihem were native collided a few days ago with uu unknown w on; Strang, liuick, secarti! ; Lorimei. fi «trainer near Lowestoft, England,' and Seven'of the eight members graduating Chalmers third. Burmnn's time, sank with nil on hoard. from Normal School Department are Flo­ 4:45. stock car record. During the national conclave of the or­ ridians. National record one hourrnce—Uurnian der of Elks at Los Angelos, California, the Buiek, won ; Larimer, Chalmers "4 0 ”, sec­ All of the members of the 1000 Law past week. Immense crowds of spectators ond. * School grhthuuing class nre native born viewed the parade, sold to he the most Floridians/ „ SECOND D A Y magnificent spectacle ever' witnessed in The enrollment in nil departments oil Five miles, $2,000 and under—Barman. that city. Buiek, w on; Strang, Bulck; second ; Lari­ the university, during the academic year just closed, was 581, and reference to the Over 14,000 miners of the Pittsburg mer, Chalmers "40", third. catalog of names and addresses Indicates 100 miles American championship— ' Coal Co. went on strike the past week. that u great majority of these students Burmnn, Bulck,won; Strang, Bulck, second. ‘ The strike was ordered by the United Mine come from Florida homes. They are repDeWitt. Bulck "22", third ; Larimer, dialworkers of America, resentntive of all pnrts of the state, from The state of Arkansas is endeavoring to the Perdido river to Key West, collect $7,500,000 from the WntersPlercg Oil Co. for violation oLlhe state anti Soiith_FlQrlda Traction Unes - trust law. Furthermore, nn effort is being JITJigt aoutlLTIoHiliwULluTtli naar ~fuimiilr to stnp |||>m frnm »tiling itiminessiit i are he connected with a network of trac­ At the annual meet of the Columbus. Ohio, Automobile club on the driving park track. July 2 and 3, the Bulck team made "A 3Pnn sweep of all theevents on the en­ happenings during tiie week try blank, nnd smashed all world’s records . from fifty-one to one hundred miles. Barf t J ------------Here the Readers Will Find a Brief ney Oldsfield and his six-cylinder Nation­ al (the Snvannah grumi prizn car). Harry Historical Spring Flowing The longest railroad In the world—Cape Town to Cairo— now nearing completion, will be 0,400 miles long nnd will cost une billion dollars. . it runs the entire length of Africa.- O Seven persons were killed by the sudden collapse of a live-story building in Phila­ delphia, July 18. -The recent wet nnd dry election in Brlstol. VnHIs To lie contested by the drys wlio wore defeated by 32 majority. It is claimed iharmorc than 100 illegal votes were cast for the wet ticket. A disastrous carthduato was expertencod in the province of' Elis in Greece, the past week. Several villages were de­ stroyed and numbers of people killed nnd ■injured The plant of the Rome Brick Co., Rome, Ga„ was destroyed by fife the pnBt week. Loss $50,000; insured for $20,000. Edward Payson Weston tins completed his long walk from New York to San Fran­ cisco, four days behind Ills schedule time. He now proposes to make the return trip in ninety days. Mr. Weston is more than "“ TO years of age. “ ~ Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy, head of the Christian Science church, was 88 years ¿aid last Friday. Tiie several steel companies in the North have been asked to bid for the building of 34,000 steel freight cars. Mrs. Lynaa of Chicago recently paid $523 for Rob Roy II, England's champion . male chinchilla Persian cat, winner of nuincfuus (irizes. An earth tremor was felt in Santa Bar­ bara, California, last week, hut no damage was done. England loansSiam$20,000,000 to build s railroad connecting Singapore and Banhok, and In return gets 15,000 square miles o/ Siamese teititory as security. Baron Oscar Rothschild, suicided In Vi­ enna. July 13, because his father broke up hi» marriage to a poor gir| by paying her ■"big sum of money to marry another man. - "Hie revolutionist« in Persia have been .successful The Shah has been deposed ami taken refuge In the Russian legation at Zerendo. The crown prince. Ahmid tion lines seems evident, nnd the begin­ ning will soon he made in this immediate vicinity. A new traction line from Dayt»no south via Sanford, Orlando, and Kis­ simmee, is now under consideration, finan­ ciered by eastern capitalists, who aye at present on the grounds with their engi­ one hundred. The previous records hud neers, going over the proposed route. There seems to bo*little doubt hut whnt stood for over four years. Strang continued tills road will he built In thp near future, to drive the last five miles of the ruce on for we have assurances from the promo­ one tlirc and three naked rims, covering ters that if the people along the proposed the milesju n 1.08 average. During tile Columbus meet Strang nnd line are favorable to it. the construction Hurinan repeatedly sent their mddcl six- of the road will lie began within the next few weeks, nnd cars will he in operation teens arouud the circular track at a fifty— in less than nine months. The benefits fivo and fifty-six seconds cNp. In the first which the public will receive from these race of Uie first day a Iniratcd lire sent traction lines can Imrdly lu» t.,pmnrp_ri_ Chevrolet through the outer fence* The nntHhorirtajuTreason why south Florida car was not datnaileiirbut ‘ Ciievrolat «uflike southern California nnd many western fered a bruised arm, putting him .out ûf (lotiits, should not have all these modern tiie other events. . • conveniences in a few yeprs. A Successful Home Cannery From lime to time we have emphasized the importance to Florida growers of veg­ etables,of the smnll canning industry ns a menus of supplementing their incomes by preserving their surplus cropeand putting it in a marketable condition front which much profit could'he derived., I ' That some of our truck fanners are turn­ ing their attention in this direction with gratifying success we learn from the Lake­ land News, which says the: T. M. Martin, of Martin Bros., progressive farmers of Galloway, disposed of a load of canned tomatoes recently to the Lakeland trade. It appears that these enterprising gen­ tlemen have put up 5.000 cans oi toma­ toes from the surplus grown on their farm. This was done with an Inexpensive home canning outfit, an apparatus which any Intelligent person enn easily work. Our contemjwrury goes on to say: The homo canner, we believe, comes near solv­ ing the problem of utilizing the surplus products o f the farm,which often must go to waste, and us the investment requiepd is small, we believe it would pay every farmer to look into the proposition. Have you seen the cloth-finish ruled letter heads at The Herald office T The neatest and very latest thing In fine sta­ tionery. Look it up, Mr. Business Man. Prjces very low. N ew Model F Bulck Sanford Machine & Foundry Works rasici/ . ?, _ Oak A v e . between Second and T h ird Streets A rtes Ian and De ep Wei I Drilling Telephone No. 6 0 49 P i o f m o i i amwd ln « I incitali 17 U n jv o is iiy Huildinf* 10 L a r f t Lil»oi•tori«'« (or S c if o n School of M m ic « - . Un*urpa«re4l>G e n ita l Equipm ent ' ‘School o f F in « A lta Separate ^dormitories for young men and young ««omen. Careful administration and thorough super vision, C h rU iis n and not sectarian teaching, [■ F o r catalog» or ilews» for Inform al ion, or for room re— n a tio n s , address. ,. DEALER The R arity-of N ewspaper Errors C H O IC E F L O R ID A The St. Augustine Record gets some­ what ironical in referring to an error that Park A v .n u . in Sp a a r’s Qrooery crept, into its usually well corrected col­ umns] It says 1n port: ■♦ • S * ❖ • i * ❖ 4*4>4*•{•'{•4* "Renders of newspapers know that er­ rors arc very rare In the columns of-the press, tills being due to the lack of oppor­ tunity for a mistake. The only chances are when tiie linotype ojwralor strikes u wrong key, or the make-up man places the corrected line in the wrong place, or the linotype operator makes another error in correcting the line marked by the proof reader, or the writer of the 'article makes a mistake, or the source, of information proves unreliable by giving erroneous Informdtidn or some letter or letters drop out, or tlte press mashes some of the type. These with a few other loopholes render errors almost Impossible. "On the other hand If a half dozen per­ sons ore interviewed on any happening they have witnessed no two will give the same version of it. They should, there­ fore, be merciless in criticism o f an error." ________ _____________ IN AND W E S TE R N M E A TS . « g s g k BALLARD’S fe r l sn ow fe d UNIMENT Bhsumçtism, Cuts, Spralnfi»jy<>unilB Old Sores, Stiff Joints, Neuralgia, etc. A. (X Groves. La Du«, Mo-, writ*mi—"I c m heartily eey that Bellerd'i Snow Untment U th a b eetL U lm en t In tbe world.. I have u « d it lor JJ n u i end I would not be without it at any time. 1 w ill «ladly recommend It lo any on e.". • ’Phon S ' ♦« •♦e è Does it do you credit or does It-misrepreoeiH y o trf- Thinlr it-over," ond if you And it is not as good as you think it ought to be, try us once. If you are needing letter heads, bill heads, envelopes, cards, statements, circulars, booklets or anything of that kind, let us hear from you. We will submit samples and prioofl on nMftteatr iryau areTolUI ol tapeHany’ moe stationery, ask to see our Bonds and Linens. You'll be sure to like them. Price 25c, 50c and $1.00 Ballard Snow Liniment Co., BALLAKÜ- ST. LOUIS, MO., U. S. A. m • . Electric lig h t s are coming. Have your store and resi­ dence , wired now. Expert electric in ns. All work done under Insurance rules. Notify W. A. Parr or phone our office and we will make estimate. 41-4t .. Geo. H. Fcxkald Hardware Go. * s * K IN G O F L IN IM E N T S -s * m . ’ New Garage in Connection for Repairing and Storage of Automobiles Is it as good OB your business ? Insist Upon the Genuine. . Agents F o r the Celebrated - B H s o U l a n d R a o p m m a n d a d u v B M R tM B R I W . G. A LD R ID G E Sanford, Florida Sanford, Florida , �W »i$£ rir*< ■. * ^ - — -• 10 ' , 'íV -, M~- ,/'■_* \•ft -.’ ■ iy, ■**’ ,.„ * ' ¿ *"■•**. '-'^ -s.- ^ a, i _!, -y* | y » v '^>*j ■v -*?,/ >;/* /:‘\W- ‘ *. •’ ' *' «*; & 3 ‘, Ttlfc SANfÒRO HÈÎtÀlD l t - l s t h e r e fo r e ord ered tiia» vm, au%« LEGAL ADVERTISING Vf: ¿- t ••1 Uu: -■ h r V iu 'ì- t BsS) ^ .. Ï June, A. D., 1909. B. M. ROBINSON, ------------- .------.---------------------- Bill In Chsnoery to Enforce T ex Lie In the Circuit Court o f the Tth Juaicl TSircuU COUH. O n u ,„ 46-4. Circuit o f the State o f Florida, for Op an go county. City o f Sanford v i. Lots 3 & i. Block Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. 3, T ier 11, Owner Unknown. In. the Circuit C ourt-of the ftlrdtidtctat To the odiendant Owner UnknownT Circuit o f the State o f Florida, for Op It appearing from tho affidavit o f th the ango County. City Solicitor o f the City o f Sanford City o f Sanford vs. J. E. Terwilleger, herein filed that ho believes that you an<l are a non-resident o f the Stato o f FI or To All W hom it May Concern: Mo, and that your roe Idonce Is un Upon application o f tho City Solid known, and that there Is no person In tor, It Is hereby ordered than on or be­ this State the tervloo of a subpoena fore the August Rule day next,-being upon whom would bind you. August 2, A. D., 1909, In sold court, It Is therefore ordered that you do you appear to and answer tho bill filed appear in this Court to the bill herein and set forth the nature of yotjr res­ filed, upon. Monday, September 6th, A. pective Interests In, right to, or Hens D„ 1809. upon real estate situate In tho City of . ~ 4 t - i s further ordered that this order Sanford, and described in the bill as o f publication bo' published once Lot 8, Block 9. Tier 4. week for eight consecutive weeks In It 1» further ordered that this order the Sanrord Herald, a newspaper pub­ be published In the Sanford Herald, fi lished In the City af Sanford, In O p newspaper published In said City, once ango County, Florida. my h a n d .a n d -th e aeal -o f prior to sold rule day. ffireuit oourt this ............ -■ 24 th day of Witness my hand and soal of the June, A. D., 1809. told circuit court this 24th day of June, A. D., 1909. (Seal.) B. M. ROBINSON, By M. I. Hart, Deputy Clerk. Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. 46-8. 46-4. Circuit o f tho St Ate o f Florida, fo r Or- To^AlL ' j j j “ “ ^ Solid- appear In thle court to ibo bill h . . . • ’ onge County. I , . hereby ordered than oo or be* mod, upon Monday, September Cth 1“ ^ r l,tb* *- VT, e « U s » n ^ ^ ® £ ! 8 ! D.( 1909. It Is further ordered that t|,u0,. T o-> All Whom jcern thoflilll bill filed «Horn It II May u OxM k H: i r ........ 1 L . j T ’lnnewer . S r Ih of publlcaUon-be published * Upon application o [ th^ City Solid- you _i»PP*ar to an| m b w « . w e ^ i week for eight consecutive w e e k ./ the Sanford Herald, a new«|,aneV ¿ni « If, Ihn a . . .* .yfT q£ ' o f Itmhnrt HshetTIli the Hlto City „off Sanford, «*. auge Gounty, Florida. Uf’ W itness my hand nud thu seal ot ‘¿ H E r t h the nature of your res- Lois 12 end 13, l ^ k 7. Tier i . . _ uectlve Interests in, right to, or Hens It Is further ordered that this order said circuit court this 21th day of j S rJ j 08tate situate In the City of be published the Sanford Herald * June, A. D., 1909. (Seal.) B. M. ROBINSON T S S r -S V S S £ K I f Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County $s%&% s k *• i 9“ list z s & s r *“” , 1 hüÄ* s, » <U ' it is further ordered that this order Witness my hand aud seal o f **>« bo published lu the Sanford Herald, u L ild circuit court this -4th day of Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax w .. '■ .TewVpapër'pubïlshed In «aid City, once ¡ June. A. D„ 1909.^ ^ ROBINSON, fn the Circuit Court of the 7ih JuJicto a week for' four consecutive weeks C ircuit o f Ujo State of Florida fur n. Clerk Circuit Court. Orango County ango county. r‘ prior to said rule day. ‘ 4G*8. Witness my hwid and seal o f the City o f Sanford v b . 40x80 ft |„ a p Iff oald circuit court this 24th (lay of J - jr , J i j n j r Coruer of.L ot.C . Block iu. Chapiia June, A. D., 1909. AdillUua, /Iw n e r -U f Bill in hancery to Enforce Tax Lien B. M. ROBINSON, w .... - JrculL.Court of-4ln»TU>-JmHdal Circuit of the State o f Florida, for Op T o tho defondant Ownor Unknown' ** It api>oarlng from tho affidavit of th« auge County. . _ I city o f Sanford ve. 3ft -IV.-- p J-'Ixh •u, City Solicitor o f the City of Sanford Bill In Chancery to Enforce T ax-Lien.I Block 18, Chapman & T u ck ers Ad- herein filed that lie believes that you are a non-resident ()f the Stnte of Flor­ In tho Circuit Court of tho 7th Judicial ditlon. Owner Unknown, and ida, and that your roaldoncQ u Un Circuit o f the State of Florida, for Or- To AH Whom It May Ooncorn: ange County. . W > n application of the City Solid- known, a «d that there 4b no person ia City o f Siuiford vs. E. H. Jones, and lor, It Is horeby ordered than on or be- this Stuto tho service of a tmbiwcmi To All Whom it May Ooncorn: |foro the September rule day next, being UpOn whom would bind.you. Upon application of tho City SoHcl-1September 6^A,_D„.iy89. l n court. Bill In Chancery to Enforce T sx Lien. Blit in Chsnctry to Enforce Tax Lien. In the Circuit Oourt o f the 7th Judicial In the Circuit,Court o f the 7th Judicial tor. it Is hereby ordered than on or be-1 you appear tb and.niiai;«r______ _ „ Circuit o f the Stato o f Florida, for O p Circuit o f the State o f Florida, for O p fare the August Rule day nfixL being land set-'foitli "ttrtnrattn'init yotll- rel August 2 ‘ A. D„ 1909, la said ooiirt, j»«tlv e Mtereffts lb, right to, or llepi D., 1909. ange county. ange Coontyr- “ “ you appear to and answer the bill filed 1upon real estate situate lu the City of It Is furtffer ordored that this order City, o f Sanford vo. 80 ft. o f Lot City o f 8anford vs. E. Kirby, and and set forth the nature of your ros-1 Sanford, and described In the bill as of publication bo published once a Block 18, Chapman & Tucker's Ad­ T o All Whom It May Oonoern: pectlve Interests In, right to, or Hens ;lo ft. of Lot F>. Block 18, Chapman & week for eight consecutive weeks In dition, . Owner Unknown. Upon application o f the City Solici­ upon real estate situate In the City of Tucker’s Addition. the Sanford Herald, a newspaper pubTo the Defendant Owner Unknown tor, It Is hereby ordered than on or be­ It Is farther ordered that this ordor 11shed lu the City of Sanford, in Or­ •It appearing from the affidavit of llm fore tho August Rule day next, being Sanford, and described In the bill iib be published In the Sanford Herald, a ange County, Florida. City B ollcllor o f the City o f Sanford' August .2, A. IX, 1909, In said oourt, Lot'4, Block 10, Tier A. It Is further ordered that tills onl'er newspaper published In said City, once W itness my hand and thu seal of herein filed that he believes that you you Bppear to and answer tho bill-filed are a non-resident o f the State o f Flop and set forth the nature o f your res* bo published In the Sanford Herald, a a week for eight consecutive weeks Bald circuit court this 21th day of June. A. D.’, 1909. Ida, and that your residence la un­ pectlve Interests In, right to, or liens newspaper published In sold City, once prior to said rule day. WllneBs my. hand and boû! of the (Seal.) a weak tor four consecutive -weeks B. M. ROBINSON, known, and that there Is no pdrson In upon real estate situate In the City of çald circuit court this 24th day of Clerk Circuit CourL Orange County. this State the servloo of a subpoena Sanford, and described In the bill as prior to'said rule day. Witness my hand and Beal of the Juno, A. D., 1909 ' „40-8. upon whom would bind you, and that West 1-2 o f Lot 2, B lock 10, Tler'C. 24th day of |(Soni.) B. M. RODINSON, your agu Is over tho age o f 21 years. Clerk ClrculLCourt, Orange County. m id oircult court this Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. It Is therefore ordered that you do Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax LUn. It !r further ordored that this order June, A. D., 1909. 46-8. B. M. ROBINSON. appear In this court to the bill herein be published In tho Sanford Herald, a (Seal.) In the Circuit Court of the Till Judicial Clerk Circuit Court, -Orange County. filed, upon Monday, September Cth, A. newspapor published In said City, once Circuit o f the Stnte of Florida, tinr-Or40-4, D., 1909. Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lion. ango county. — a week far four consecutive weeks It Is further orderbd that this order prior to said rulo ttey. In the Circuit Court of the 7*.b Judicial City o f Sanford vf. I. n. Williams. o f publication be publlahod onoe - Witness my hand and Beal o f the Blll'lrt Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. Circuit o í the Stato of Florida, for OrT o the defendant. 1. B. William*;,— week for eight consecutive weeks In raid circuit court this 24 th day of In tho Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial I__ango.County. ■■■___It Appearing from the affidavit oi the the Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ JufitL A..D.»TB0a.------- -a- -----— -Circuit oTtBYrStale o f Florida, for Or ICity of Sanford vb. Lota 3 & 4, Block City Solicitor o f Uie QUy_uLSauhwdlished la the City o f Sanford, In Of- (Seal.) r B. M. ROBINSON, * ango County. — ------ -I ilTTlej-IL Owner Unknown, and — r horoltv fUeiT thnt he believes ilmt you ango County, Florida. rk Clreult-ConrtrOrange County. City o f Sanford vsrW . P. Clark Estate.[To All Whom It May Ooncorn: are a non-resident o f Hie S(a(i of F’lorW itness m y'h n n d and~tbe-seal o f Uiton application of the City Solid- Idu, and thnt your roslduiuv I* un­ Lewis Roberts, Agl., and 46-4. SÎ Bold circuit court this 24th day of Itor, It Is hereby ordered than an or be­ known, tuid that there is no person lu T o All Whom it May Concern: Juno A. D., ------------------------------- ~ ~ fore the September rule day next, being this S late-th e servlco or a subpoena <Ipon application of the City Bollcl Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. (Seal.) — B. M; ROBINSON, tor, It Is hereby ordered than on or be- September C, A. 1)., 1909, In.reld.court, upon whom would bind yon, uiul that Clerk Circuit Court, Orange Connty. In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial fare the August Rule day nekt, being you appear to mid answer the bill filed your ago fs oyer the age of 21 years. Circuit of the State o f Florida, for Or­ By M. I. Hart, Deputy Clerk. August 2, A. D., J909, In said court, I and » ‘t forth the nature of your rosIt Is therefore ordered thnt von da ange County. 46-8. City o f Sanford vs. Flora Turner, Ad­ you api>ear to and answer thu bill filed I [wctlve Interests In, right to, or Hens nppear in this court to the bill herein ministratrix and S. W . 1-4 o f Lot 3, and set forth the nature o f your res-1upoii n*nl estuto situate In tho City of filed, upon Monday, September cth, A. pectlve Interests In, right to, or Ilona Sanford, and'described lu the bill as D., 1909. n BUI |p Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. Block 10, Tier C, and • upon real estate situate In the City of |Lots 3 and 4, Block 2, Tier 11. It is further ordered that this ordir In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial To All Whom It May Ooncorn: It Is further ordered that this order of publication hr published once a Circuit o f tho Stato o f FIorLda, for Or­ Upon application o f the City Solici­ Sanford, and described In the bill ah be published in .the Sanford Herald, a week for elgtit consecutive wi-eka la ange county:— tor, It 1b hereby ordered than on or be­ NE1-4 of Block 8, Tier 12. It Is further ordered that this order newspaper published lu enhl City, once tile Sanford Herald, « newspaper |iub City o f Sanford vs. Lots3 & 4, Block fare the Auguat Rule day next, being 7, Tier 1, Owner Unknown. August 2, A. D., 1809, In said court, be published In tho Sanford Herald, a a week for eight consecutive weeks Hailed In the City of Sanford. In OrT o the defendant Owner Unknowu: you appoar to and answer the bill filed newspaper published In said City, oncu prior to wild rule day.,.. ango County, Florida. Witness my ltngid and seals o f the It appearing from the aflldavlt of the arAl sot forth the nature o f your res­ a week far four consecutive' weeks Witness my hand and Lhii_*ra}-e|prior to sold rule day. raid circuit court this. 24th ^lay uf City Solicitor o f the City o f Banford pectivo Interests 1n, right to, or Hens -♦hxnrtt-TiimT"TTils 2till day ot Witness my hiuid and seal of the ■Iune^jL_IL. -19fllL-^ herein filed that h« believes that you upon Teal estate situate In the City of June, A. D., 1909. i “ n Z V.m ” .1 uald _gliaiUt-Jaitu=V-4hts g4ttl-flgy~(lTtTa-aÌ.T|A ■ *“' B. M. ROBINSON.. are iwi)on-resldent o f tho State o f Flor­ Sanford, and described (Seal.) w ' B. M. ROIIINSON, "TtTTIör C “Jïïhe~A. D., 1999. Clerk Circuit CourL.Orange County, ida, and, that your resldonco Is un- &JW-J^^i**-9rinoerT(jrTIor Clerk Circuit Court, Orange (’niffill^ hat this IhTs order order <“ •>. „ n. M..ROBINSON,/ . • 40-8. •kuowu^flod-lliat-t-here-lp ntr poison" In .It Is further ordered that ---------- — :------------46-8. Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. Uils Stato tho service of a subpoena bo published In the Sanford Herald, a “ “ 4C-4. upon whom would bind you. newspaper published in said.City, dnee Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. , It Is therefore ordered (hat ytnrdo a week fay four consecutive weeks In thu Circuit Cuurt uf the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of. thu 7th .Uidlclil appear In this court to tho bill heroin prior to Bald rule day. Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. Circuit o f the §U to 0f Florida, for Or­ Circuit of the Statu of FJorlda. fur Or- . filed, upon Monday, September Cth, A. Witness* m y "heard and Beal of tho In thè Circuit Court of Ibe 7th Judlclal ange County., i nnge county. D., 1909. said c l r c c o u r t this 24th dny of Clr«ult o fU ie State of Florida, far Or­ City of Sanford vs. I. B. Williams, and p ity -o f Sanford vs. M. Hinton. it Is further ordered that this order Ju\»o,,A. D., 1909. ango County. To All Whom It May Concern:’ T o tho defendant, M. Menton o f publication bo published once (Seal.) B. M. ROBINSON. City o f Sanford vb. 40x80 ft. In 8. R. Upon application of the City SolidIt appearing from the affidavit of ttw week for eight, consecutive wcekaMn Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County Corner o f Lot 6, Block 16, Chapnmn I tor. Il )s bereby qriltired-ihati >un or bc- City Solicitor o f the City of Sanford tht> Sanford Herald, a nawspapor pub­ ■*. '• t --a ‘ • 46-4. A Tucker’». Addition, Owner Un­ fare thu Septoiutxir rule day next, being herein filed that lie believes that-you lished In the City o f Sanford, )n Op known, and __ Septomber », A. D., 1909r In raid court, are a non-resident of tho Stnte of Flor­ an^o Qountv.-Florlda. — To All Whom It May Concern: you apiwar to und atmwer the hlll filed ida, and that your residence Is un­ Bill In Chancery toyEoto^e Tax. Lien. it ness my hand and tho seal Upon application of *ho City S ol'd- and eel;fqrth the naturi) o f'y o u r res- known, tuid that’ there Js.no person In said circuit court this 24th day of *n tho Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Clfault o f the State o f Florida, ?br Or- tor, It le hereby ordered than on or be- prtjtlye ’lutercBts ln. right to, or Hens this Stato the service of'a*suh|)oen» June, A. D „ 1909. fore the September rule day next, being >i|>bn real estate situate tn the City of upon whom would hind you. and that ango County.’ ' v (Seal.) . B. M. ROBINSON, Septomber 6, A. D„ 1909, m raid court, Sanford, and described lu the bill nS your age is over the age of 21 year*. City o f Sanford v s.^ Ia ry Evans and Clerk Circuit Court, Ornngo County. you appear >> and answer thu bill filed M-ot 12, Bl^ck 6, Tier 2. T. Hr Coon, -and ♦ It Is therefore ordered that you do . By Mi L Hart, Deputy .Clerk, To AD Whom It May Concern: and set forth the nature of your re«-1 ** ,9 further ordered that this order appoar ill this court to the bill herein 46-8. published In the Saufard Herald, o filed, upoif Monday, September Cth, A. Upon application of tho City Solici­ pectlve interests In, right to, or Hens tor, It la herffby ordered than on or be- upon real estate sltunto In Uie City of |newspaper published In said City, once D., 1909. far eight consecutive w Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. fare the August Rule day next', being Sanford, and described in the billons a weeks It tl CUftftfx ordered that thin order g, ] prior to sm3 rïlÎSj day. * *• “ — In tho Circuit Court o f tho 7th Judlclnl August 2, A, D., 1909, In said oourt, 40x80 ft. In S. E. Cormjr. ■tfT' publication ho luibllshed once tf ’■“ man tifc" ...... 'T u c k e r ’s Addi­ Circuit o f the Stato of.Florida, for Or- you appear to and annwer the bill filed Block 16, "Chapman Witness my hand and seal o i the week for eight consecutive weeks In . Safnfanj, Owner Un raid circuit court this 24tii day of the Sanford-Heruld, a iiewsimpi-r pub and set forth.the nature o f your res­ tion to tho City of Sij6if ango County. . • known. J pective Interests Jp, .right to, or Hens June, A. D., 1909. City o f Sanford va. J. K. Loo, and llslied In the City o f Saufard, In Or­ upon real estate situate In the City of T o All Whom it May Ooncorn: U !» furthor or^urod that this order |(8eaU . B. M. R011IN30N, ange County, Florida. Upon application of the City Solici­ Sanford, and described lo tho bill os be puldlBfied in Jfhe Sanford Herald, a Clerk Circuit CourL Orange County W itness my hand and. the seal of tor, It Is hereby ordered than an or be­ Lot if, Block 16, Chapman & Tucker's newspaper p u b l^ u.d j„ 6ntd cltV| onct} 46-8 said circuit court thin 21th dny of fore tho August Rule day next, being Addition to tho City or Sanford. J o r ^ t g lU consecutive weeks Juno, A. *>., 1909. Clerk Circuit Court, Orga 53 County’ pniiV, to said rule day. August 2, A. D., 1809, In said court, (Seal.) * B. M. ROBINSON, , Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. you appear . - ^— i h* bltt filed . K Witness my hand and seal of the (“f ^ U S J K ^ u 't h a t this order Cldrk Circuit Court, Orange County. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial ICS. forth th /n a t u r o o f youFTE?1- be n »fc,¿bed in the Sanford Herald, a. hald circuit court this 24th day of Circuit o f Uie State of Florida, for Or­ •pretlvo Interest# In. right to, or Hens newspaper published In said City, onao June, A. D., 1909. ange County. B, M. ROBINSON, upon real estate situate In tho City of a week far four consecutive weeks (Seat.) tn the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Banford, and described In the bill as prior to said rule day. “ *• Witness my hand and seal of the Circuit a f the State o f riorldu for Lot 3, Block B, Tier 2. ’ I U|>°n niiplication of the Ctty SollolIt Is further ordered that this order raid oircult court this 24th day <rf Orange County tor, It Is hereby ordered than cm or bo% be published In tho Sanford Iloreld, a Juno, A. D., 1909. Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien Koro the September rule day tiQxt. being City urSaiifuol » BIUTnCbaiwr’ry iWoftw* B. M. ROBINSON, newspaper published In. said City, once (Seal.) In Lhe Circuit Court o f tho 7th Judicial SopUMnber6;^A. D;, 1909, In paid court, 4 H . C L u i m I T“ * LU" Clork Circuit CourL Orange County, u week far tour consecutive weeks Circuit of tb a S ia lc o f Florida, for Or- you ftPIM-ar to and anawer the bill lllcd To tit« defendant. S. 11. Coil-roan: ¿. prior to said rule day. ~ 46-4. It nnpenrlni from lhe adtdnvlt of ilir City SulxI ango County. |nnd set forth the nature of your reaWitness my hand and seal o f the *#############»#########»»» » »####, tloc of the City of Sanford herrin tiled «•>«* Clty o f Banford vs. M. C. Ilodongrun. I,ecllve tnlerests in, right to, or Hena Ilevrt that yog are a non-m idenl of Ihr Mtu •* gold circuit court this 24th day t Bill In Chsneery to Enforce Tax Llan. and * L" .. upon real estate situate In Uie City of Florida and that your rralilrncc U unknown aafl Juno. A. D., 1909. In the Circuit Court of the 7tb Judicial T o AH Whom It May Concern: Sanford, nial described In tho bill os that there li no peraun In till* «tale (Real.) B. M. ROBINSON. a subpoena upon whom would bind you. Circuit o f the State o f Florida, for Or­ Upon application o f tho City S olid lid s 4 and G, Block 7, Tier 6. your ale U o v r r 21 year* , . ,. u Clerk Circuit CourL Orange County. ange County. It ta thereforeordrrejlhaLluauln aiiir iir InIflM------- It la further ordered thgt this order tor, It Is hereby ordered than tw or be46-4. 1 »u rt tnthubnT Tlcroln filtd, utxm Mund«r. S'? City uf Sanford vs. Jupiter Lodge Trus- fore tho September rulu dsv n»x> Lolug J—c- ptHdlxhed In the-Rartford HeraTO“ n tembar Oth, 1900. , tLtew,-a n d -------------------— '---------uopteinbffr u, a . D„ i909, in raid court, I neWBPftI>or PUbllalied.ln eald City, once To All Whom it May Oouoern: j ^ s t s i s you appear to and auijwcr tho bljl filed a week f o r . eight oonaeoutire weeks Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. weeks to The Sanford Jiar»id,-a Upon application o f the CltyJSolIcl-- and sot forth-tho-nature o f your res- prior -to »aid rule day. - ,. t In the Circuit Court o f the 7tb Judicial tixhed-in thu Ctty of Sanford, lu Oransr tfxftfT. Jaftr4t-1» hereby ordered thou on o f be­ -Witness my -band ajwl seal o f the •pecUv* interests In. right to, or Hens Circuit o f !ha-Slato-uf.Florida,- tor Oh fore the Auguat Rule day next,, being upon real estate situate in the City of Btt,d circuit court this 24Ui day of Wltneaa mv hand and the aeal of »aid riw“11 -'a n g e County. court ihl» 2na day of July, A. D. 1»09, August 2, A. D„ 1909, In said court, Sanford, and described In th ^ b lll o» * unoi A* P i Jß09. City o f Sanford vs. Q. Reed, and J»**tl B. II Ki*ixM<. you appear to and answer tho bill filed Lot 10, Block 4, Tier U . 47-8 Clerk Circuit Court. Orani* Couniy. T o All Whom It May Oonoern; ^ n * M- ROBINSON. and set forth the nature o f your res­ Clerk Circuit Court, Orango County. , It If further ordered that this order Upon application of the City Solici­ 4M , tor, It is hereby ordered than on or be­ pective Interests In, right to, o r Hens 4ie- published in the Sanford Herald, a --------f f r r n m j j j In the Circuit Court o f the 7th JinHd* fore* the .August Rule day next, being upon real estate situate in the City of newspaper published In said City, once nm ,_ ___'■ ’ _ . Circuit ffit a t tL August 9, -A- D „ 1909, In said oourt, Sanford, and described la the blit os a week for eight consecutive weeks I Bill In Chancery te ^hfffrcs Tew Llerr prior to Bald rule dnyr Orange County you appear to and answer the bill filed Lot 3, Block 7, Tier A. la t f e iUfVUll CAlUrt of the 7th Judicial Wltnnaa and set forth the nature o f your rtes- . R ls furfaer ordered that this order Ctty Of Sanford j U|U ^,<]|,anornr to enforrr pectlve Intereata ln rlrht tn nr nilliHnlinri I" — » fa rd I lura ld .^ 8 “ *" - newspaper published '• lu> — said once une, A U8H •alitale In the City of « City, -**“ ----------------I 1IJWU 1 u alT U allua^o^ln the CIl And To a Îi Whom It May Concent; ant Owner Unknown: week far four consecutive wef-ka (SuaL),, L v " ” n. M. R o b i n s o n , Hanford, described In the bill as Upon applica Uno of the City BoUdtorri« •• 3rd vb. C. Hedengren. ordered that on or before the September Kow®« Clerk C ircuit Court, Orango County. City of Fraction t .Z^BIadk.10,- Tier prior to said ml® day.-' •nxt, beliti September D. «* ^ - ^ ‘ ‘ * 3 * 2 » TcpicnuxT 6 th. A. u. Witness m y.hand and seal o f the T o the defendant M. C. Hendcngren: ------------------------46-8. L o t >2, B lock 10, C. and be bUi ou appear to and — anawer 4the WU Bled Ulto and £ raid circuit court this 24th day o f It appearing from the affidavit of the i (ha nature of yourr re» reipectlve Tier Q. poeti ve inlrr ntrfr f.i . *******........... ................f r r r i x t » w i « jn —- 1 -»tele »ltu»t» June, A. D., 1909, , * 1 to, or Ilea* upon real «ta te » to »» ^ City Solicitor o f the City o f Sanford It 1* further ordered that thla order n the the bill b U la U * I*, of Sanford, and described In al» Lo* Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. herein filed that be believes that you (Seal.) B. M. ROBINSON, be published in the Sanford. Herald, a 7. Tier B. In the Circuit Court o f the 7th -Judicial are a.non-resldept o f the State o f Flor­ Bloch Clor* Circuit Court, Orange County. ( 1 1 » further on newspaper published In said City, once Circuit o f the State o f Florida, for O r ida, and that your residence Is un­ ■j 46-4. a week f a r 'f o u r consecutive weeks ange County. ^ known, and that therv Is no person In a t e Ä ’iÄhT iB T tS S Ä S S » prior to said rule day. City o f Banford. vb. Lota 12 A in. this S tu to the servloo o f a subpoena W itness my hand and seal o f I" in Chancery to Enforos T ax Lies, Block 7, Tier 1, Owner Unknown, upon whom would bind you, and that j»Jd circuit court this 28th 6*7 idle Circuit Oourt of (be 7th Judicial and ’ your ago te ovy_.U lii-a#»-of 21 years. Clerk Circuit Court, Ormai« Couatf. «*■ Clrc-v'! c°"«' -...r,* , ä ^l^jSSSAVf-^SSti -M a r r / ö V 1 «» �THE SANFORD lltJtÀLÙ AN ORDINANCE NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS from macaroni delta Granting n Franchise to Sanford Light I th * HtraflTk S a tb fa f C o r re s p o n d e nI — & Fuel Company to InstaM And o p ­ erate an Electric Light And Gas Plant Within The City o f Sanford And Au­ thorizing a Contract With Said Complaced In the kitchen. Other Improve­ ment» are contemiflated. Joke Woire has bought n half Interest tn Reuben Clue's collar button 'and Bhoc sti-lng »tend. Rev. Deuteronomy Jones received a half dozen chickens from unknown persons Ust night- His congregation- can always be relied on to bring ,n «»nicthlng now HUous fever an d-Funk Jouea hns been ilttiog uji «vary night. Demetrius Attwater and Salatliial Penbody wore their new fruit basket hats to the church social last night and were Desdnmonn Smoot and Lycurgus Dollarhide have been invited to recite a duet recitation at the next meeting of the Colloqtlial Dames society. Doth are literary graduates and are studying to go on the stage. • Col. Dill Horkcnspltx returned from Ken­ tucky where tie's been on a visit to Ills nephew, Sam Sniffles, who is Bald to be a wealthy moonshiner. Col. Dill’s nusc looks uncommonly crimson and hfe has no doubt M>oy«d hiavlalt— ~~ - Doc Skinner has received a .half pock of "misfit ami second hand Btore' teeth’ from Jacksonville dentist, which he is selling at half price. -Slle Cheezutn'B wife bought sti upper set for S3 and says they are just as good as new. Sucker's Corner's Is going- to have a school of music and a new chiropody par- Therefore, Be It OF-COUNTY DITCH LETTING Nolle*I* hereby glvcrt that Healed bids Will b*iwcrlvrd by the Board of County Commissioner* of OrnriAe County, Florida, until 12 o'clock m.. on Monday, Ju irlZ m . 1008. and the »wire will b# opened by said Board on niunoAT, jolt 19m, 1909. at 10 a. m. bold bids bring for ihe construction of about fortythree mile», county ditch und culvetta over samr where ordered. Said construction amounting In round number« to the estimated amount of Putt alnedby the City Councilor Thousand Dullass. ,, Aentoplete description may I* had by mall from .P 'V * 1« hereby gramtd to the San­ Hon. H. M. Hobinion, Clerk of Court of Orlandoor ford Light A fuel Company ami lu successors and nom Wilbur A. Ginn, Consulting engineer for the assigns, Ihe privilege ut constructing and maintain- Sanford Drainage Commission, Room 9. First lng In, under and diroogh the streets, alleys and national Bank. Sanford, Florid a, where plana, public gruunilruf the City of Sanford, ns the some «pacifications. maps, estimates, profiles and nil now Is or niny hcrcuíter lie laid out, n tysirm of fteeessnry Inforntulion relating to said construction |>ll>ea, mains, conduits, standpipes, receivers and Is on file. The bids for ditching will be received upon each lampposts and other necessary or useful appli­ ance* for the supply of gas suitable for domestic separate section or upon each separate line of con­ struction os laid oat or upon "the entire estimated Illumination or oilier purposes, with power and authority to manufacture, make. vend, store and improvement os a whole. The bids must lie a lump deal in such gas and furnish the same to said sunt fur the sections, ditches or improvement and town and Inhabitants l hern if ami build Ings theteln must specify same separately. also the right id constructing nnd maintaining n M0tKE9 AND CULVERTS \ system of wirrs, pules, lowrrt and posts In, upon, span over9 9 feet bretTOr) ---------Dvcr and Sfnwt.tha-atraata, alleys ami pubnr _ — , rtrounu4 of unid lowiv or oilier npplinnrr* for tht* Must be bid for In separate as follows. Headed—Culveto: «encrotioii and trnnitnlsslun of electricity, and Excavation tier cubic yard. conversion of the mine into lluht and pmver for the Lmbankmrnt per cubic yard. use of said town, It* Inhabitant* and tnilldinjts. Lu oilier classified in plnce at so much per thouand the right to supply luch lUhts nnd power to ’ and [put. .A1UiuUm \»ai>S*>ol plaid aaaatTwxiiih the »amc;. provided always that It is not intended PAvnrpns—All work will be paid for upun esllTnWwflf tir Conflict with the Aise of electricity foi males of the engineer less 25 per cenl. retained running car ur any cars, or locomotive, or for the upon ench section unlll the requirements in li\e transmission of sounds or messages by elretridty’ s bed flea Uuns nre compiled with, when the remain­ prorldcil always that Ibe proper Official* of the City der will be estimated in full. of Sanford shall concur with snld grantees In locat­ to the wumuts ing and filing the plnrr, or places, for poles, towers A certified check for It) per. ccnuJiLUic contract nnd othrr'nppllam-e*. iwlrp wilt be rc-iulit-il with each bid ns a guarantee ■ Section 2. Be it funher oidhlnWi Tfiat said prlv^ nfgi««i faith that If awarded- a contract within Urge« shall CXi*| and b e j a . force, tor. a twoul -ndays of the receipt of a legnl notification of rwentyltVCh yrnr* from the dny of 1st Marc) five Ihe award Ihe successful bidder or bidders tOI)U- At the expiration ^of said, period. If tin must file a tafflfactory Umd with the Board ofCity of Sanford so desires, i; may purchase said Commissioners, to Insure for the coinpletkm of the electric light nnd gas plant from. i said__. grantees pay-' contract ns awarded nnd in the sMdOtsil .time. Inrf lliiiM f.ia ■mill . . . I.u. 1« — I * (5ee specifications.) ’ * wv '* - * Snld fund to be an amount saliifnctdtV to Hie Board nnd in accordance with the law* governing such work. The rigid is hereby reserved to reject any or alt bids. By order of the Board of County Commlsiloners of Orange County. Florida, ' D. M. Dobmwm, Clerk. Address nil bids to B. M. Koblnsop, Clerk id Ihe Ctrcult Coqrt. Orlando O s. SHIPPERS OF Florida Fruits «»«i Vegetables General Insurance. SANFORD, FLORIDA ii Pope Contracting Company ■! . High-Grade House-Building n Specialty In Court of the Coilnty Judge, Stale . of Florida !n KS Ç»‘i« e “f 1 w DEALERS IN . Builders’ Supplies, Interlarchen Sand A lpha Cement, A cm e Plaster F.ilatr I m , their tuexx-tsors nnd assign*, shall have tinlight nnd privilege, without Ihe passage of further ordinance, lu dig up nnd temporarily obstruct, the streets alleys and walks, sad public grounds of said city, in the process of constructing and laying, nnd ‘‘ *“ * ' repairing, ur extending the pipes, mains nnd ______ or „ idinnces parts of works constructed hereunder, wit shall not said. The streets, alleys snd sidewalks or public grounds, if disturbed In the process of laying or re­ pairing pipes, poles, towers nnd other necessary struct*, ur parts of (lie aforesaid works or plant, shall tie restored, and all regulations prescribed by such town relating to such matter shall be comvlird with. Should any-mains, parts or pipes of florida, to the undersigned administratrix of sol ^ d M ^ r A Trr i & itie uai£ Ella E. I n n o . Adm inlitraulx Plans, Estimates, and all Information relative to Building Cheerfully Furnished TH O ffE 201 O FFICE A T R E SID EN C E I That’s My Business ‘ Mart Duster is putting up screen doors in his kitchen, The Hotel do Duster is becoming quite popular with drummers. on any line due notice to Ihe Mayor shall tie given nnd fifteen days allowed for the town to rstnbllsh Misg Kebecca Mahoney nml Dennis .h e grade before such pl|>ci shall tie luld: Provided, •however, tha grantees of this franchise mpke nt Goldstein of Mudsock occupied a new pew their own expense oil changes In service pi|ies or part thereof necessitated by new grade given by In Kev. MeSwntt’s chucli Inst Sundny. »he rltv uf isufmdi I'uniiliil mill UIUIIT pun i —Alleek-f^teezuiu'S Dimity IuTvo com- or any part thereof, was laid prior to the passage of this franchise, k mrnced wci? summer underwear. It tn case any Judgmrnt shall tie recovered against nmy be their uilduing as there's many a. said town for any Injury |u person or projierty caused by the defective roust ruction or cuodltiou dip 'twlxt the cup and the Up as Shakes- of said gas works dr electric light idnnl wires or apparatus, said city shall tie reimbursed in the I>eur says. Winter will be here «xm. nniount uf said Judgment by the mi.I Sanford Joel Petrie's butting rain got out of the pasture yesterday and got after the two DUIer kids jusl as they, were tying an old tomato can to Sam Stucky's brindle bull doR's mil and he butted the biggest Dlxlcr boy as he wan stooped over and sent him flying. The other irid climbed a fence, •nd veiled to beat the band. Much sym- . Clenmruhy Dollarhitlo went over to S oljller Crt-t-k to visit Urn Perkins girls yestmlay. It Is whispered that Perkins' oldest son Jake is what draws Clcinanthy .over so often. Investigating the Quality f l V E R V , F E E P .a n d r of Goods anti the Prices of Same • • H srn as* and Buggies That’s Your Business Blacksmlthlng and Horaeahoalng a " • |., Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged A U T O M O B IL E » FOR LIVERY USE Light It Fuel Company uf it* loocextor* or |i**ljn*. Section -t. Be it further ordained: That laid grtntCek, their *ucce*sor* or aimgns. «hall *upply with Illuminating gas or electricity *ucli light* a* (hail be desired by «aid city and It* Inhabitant*, nll'ut a price not to exceed that paid by town* of Ilka Site and character; and whenever «aid town wb all order flm or electricity to be luppJird fot itn-et tamp* or tight*. *uch lamp* or light* ihall Ik - lighted nnd extinguished tty said grantee*, their Huving discontiuuetl the bakery I can now devote my attention exclusively to the Grocery trade and b* done at the expense of »aid grantee* Seciion 5. Be It further ordained: Thai this franchUe must lie accepted or rejected within thirty day* after its final passage, by-said grantees, ami in the event that snld franchise is accepted, said grantees shall U-gln within three months and work of Installing said electric light plant, and shall have thr same in operation within twelve months from date of acceptance. In default thereof this (ran- the public is cordially in­ vited to inspect my new \ O F SANFORD, F L A . r . H. RAND, P resid en t P. P. F O R S T E R , C ssh la r *’ '. _ ♦ GEO. FER N ALD , V lc * -P r * i D, P. W H ITN E R, A s s t. Cash -* » O n ly N a tio n a l Bank in O ra n g e C o u n t y Funds P r o t o c tc d stock of Groceries, Candles, * * « by B u r g la r y In s u ra n c e Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent ORGANIZED 1 8 8 7 C ig a r s and Toliaccoc TOP The Mudsock Insurance Company settled with Reuben Glue for his loss by (ire of collar buttons jind shoe siring«, qpd (»aid him $7. Rcub says he will Yestock mid continue in business at the old stand. PRICES FOR YOUR ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES ; ^ when «hipped to HEWITT. If you are not doing business with tills House, write to them .at once. Clark Building Í-•>+<•♦♦♦ FRUIT stun March Ist. IU09. Approved: FokmatLaac. Mayor. THEWORLOSSSESTESTSEWINS MACHINE k J .I G H T R U N N I N G - ^ References: AND 10 E. PRODUCE CO M M ISSIO N M E R C H A N t* Camden S t., Baltimore, Md. Tills Paper olid Thousands of Pleased Sliipp<-rs in Florida C IT Y CIGAR S TO R E deed will issue thermal un the did day .of August, ¡airean rv^ífxifd through the largest An en------------. . . . . .pipes. ..— ...i Urtly new feature will be u so-called echo «gan placed high up on the wall of a »mailer auditorium above a cut tltrough mo the main room. By meant of ait * cclric wlfe this device can bh manipuIsteil SOmi as to protlity nn pfh« * as they die away from tlie organ -Tj** »o.tolJei Ijistmiuent. can he »^Piiral«^ when desired. Moore'a Modern Method« iy official signature amt *e. this the ulyr A. P 1900.— B. M. K:----- ... Uera Circuit CUurt Oranee h -w stj, t l»ç Magazines and Perlpdicals | given llrsi S. S. Griffin, purNijilee 1* herí ccrU6c*lr Nu. 171, dated the 3rd chaser r tf' tinsi laMTfmnm r : In my ofittr. and b t n u U applleeuoe lor tax reed to l»»ue in acoardtiwe with law. Said cor- LUM BER 5f SWMof Soc T tp 23. K 28. Th* m M land being siaeMcd at the date tA the liauance of «aM certificate In the name uf W. M Morgan heir*. Link»* «aid certificale ihall be redeemed according to law, ja^deed will U*ue lhareon on the 13th day be aid of Moore's modern *Jh“ds of bookkeeping and loose-leaf ■^irirnc*« ni’y'ofilcia! signature and tea| this the “T’ tcms. So great tuts been the 4th day of June A. D.. IÖ08. B. M. RaaiMwa. ?^>d*for Utese perfect ledgcra that The . * Clerk Circuit Court frange County, 43-4 B» « n» baa decided to keep a full of tlteae goods, and anyone wishing r«»rd sheets. CotiLrucLs, account Move you «een the latest thing» In •»" i « a » i * « . j: New spapers, Notice o f Application fo r Tax Deed Under Section 8 o f Chapter 4888, Laws o f Florida IHl MW MOMEWIMTaUnM N a M H O r a n a « » Mmmm. Maoy »twin*nachlnM at* mad* to tell rtcxnlUtt of Quality, but tha M ew l i e u * * U mad« to vtac. Our ruxrxnty aevee luos out f M O ^ s s U i o r U t d d is li n ^ e a h r . office of Uie SANFORD FllRN m JRC COMPANY The Herald refrigerator«— all «teel— at Harry J. SAN FOR D , F LO R ID A Wilson’*« DEALERS Prepared to Furnish all Framing Material LUM BER CUT TO ORDER Postofftee-Adtfres* S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Mill st C A M E R O N C IT Y , 1 . ! * * ■ à �* ' Is frité SÀfcfFôRD HERALD BASE BALL THIS WEEK i P f l H is Palatka Sanford Orlanda-Sanford Ju>y 2 3 .1909 A. E. H I L L Hardware and Farm Implements Yes. they were here 'yesterday, horse, _ . Palatka was here Monday and Tuesday to try conclusions with Sanford as to who foot and dragoons—also by the train loot ixa z1 -w was who when It came to playing ball. — all bent on one missiort snd that was to t The visiting club V as somewhat short of j sec a good game of ball. Orlando hat working material of their own, and ns a turned out In full force—her noblest men Best Fence Made personal favor were allowed to use Jimmie and loveliest women; all young, every last * • If* i NO DEARER THAN THE P0J)R KIND Windham. Orlando's champion pitcher, at one of them. To be sure there were some Used In Uncle S im ’s Paint Shop first base. Now, Jimmie Is a good pitcher silvery locks, but they were only in tender but ho didn't seem to feel at home Mon­ for ornament and an indication of renewed W e have the largest day. He was out of place, and evidently youth., IntercsLhad centered on this game During the past year and b est equipped plant just Itched to be on Hie hilltop where his for a whole week, everything else hat the U. S. Navy has con­ been eclipse by It—even business had been playing would hnvo amounted to some­ for driving wells in this sumed 691,000 pounds thing. 4Tho visitors lined up well. Nice sidetracked to give It right of way. Being o f LUCAS WHITE PAINT and fellows— the whole bunch. They looked Ihalf-holiday, helped materially and flnan section o f the country 278,700 pounds o f LUCAS good to the Sanford aggregation, and be­ daily to swell the crowd (in more senses |-an d arep repn red to fill fore the stars twinkled proved to our boys [ than one) and from all ante-Indlcations J!QLORSt-sufficient to-L m *#-*#-* ,m m it nppenred nrthOUglfJidlderi Park wouk t __ lhal thoy were playing ! all orders promptly. Out’' d u cem ore than 100,000 :•am i tuF* —- *-*- mâ* ï s \v It was a disagreeable afternoon for ball I not hold the crowd and that many belated gallons o f paint, equiva­ playing. Before the game started rain- ones might be obliged to occupy reserved machinery, is up-tor-date' lent to 50 ‘carloads of For Field, Farm, Ranch, Lawns, drops began t& palter and smoke Tram the positions outside the fence and squint and our workmeïT’ aré' 200,000 gallons each, shops was wafted over thd diamond until through the cracks at the performance Corn Cribs and Poultry It was anything but pleasant for players [ within. By actual count there must have skilled in the work: and which would make or patrons. Conditions Improved some­ been a trifle leks than ten thousand per­ a train more than one- Will stand ordinary as well os hard Those contemphiting sons present, all on the tiptoe of expect what and the game proceeded. half mile long........ .... usage ancy. They Just knew there was going Burleson occupied the pulpit for the . . . p u ttin g'in wells would ^ -ln ~ U h c le -S a n i’s s e r - Will riot. sag in 0 great gam* of Imih Long before Summer s heat nor Sajnferd,claM.. PlUt-KUS ably. ussLaod vice, as in everybody break in the cold of Winter serve t lm ir jje st interProfessor Hudson, who took In his deliv­ the time announced for play to begin the ery with the greatest of pleasure. Tills is grand stand was literally packed wyh else’s, LUCAS PRODUCTS., Are-made-of thé best ftioterials ontfi - es fS r)y 11HÎ '* rather more than can be said of the Pn- friends of both teams, Qtaaynfibemanued have an unbroken rfe*-" hâve stays that cannot slip I and equipped with bells, horns and Im httka portion qf. his congregation. and learning prices be­ cord for satisfactory re Do not require an expert to erect, prevised megaphones, without Which any vtv. •"Pnlntka announced Mnnsel nstheirpatsuits. and are low priced base ball game would be a tame affair. fore making contracts. ron saint for the pinnacle in the lot, and What was true of the grand stand was Mr. White was Invited to be his receiving doubly so of the bleachers and grounds partner back of the plate. Now, It will be W E H A N D L E T H E A B O V E E X C L U S I V E L Y IN S A N F O R D generally. The professional rooter was remembered that Mr. Mpntel once upon a distinctly in evidence, as was the smal time wore the Sanford uniform,- but was boy, and they were not backward in let­ - dropped because he was not fast enough ting the fact be known. W. F. Armstrong, a prominent young for the rest of the bunch. He was, there­ The players o f both teams were in good business man of Orlando, was’ in Sanford fore, more than anxious to show Sanford trim and eager for the fray. You could yesterday, taking In the ball game. a ’thing or two. He did, but it was not see it imprinted on their feces and jn what ho Intended, and he wnsdisappolnttheir actions. Orlando had come to give Sewing wanted by the day or piece at - ' i Sanford a drubUng, but they had tnckclcd reasonable p rice*- Oall-on-MrflrFrWTMr ’ Y ou can get In the first inning honors were ¿yen— Capt.Bridges’ bunch "Of bull tossersbefore laker, Sixth St. and Myrtle Ave. 49-2t each club scored ofl6~?uh. fn the second and knew they would not havea walkover ftV. ' it was Jusf lh e ^ m g . oDly a - little dlgcr-fcftpednlly-wlth lhfl u ^ n r on the firing Crescent City Is to hnvo a bank. The ent, qach dub made a score that sounded [ine. That fourteen intrfni gam„ o f ^ officers will be: President. K. Boreon; like around hole in the earth. In the I week told them tHht. They knew also vice-president. Herbert B. Race; cashier, third, Sanford added one more run and I tJbai Bowers could catch Just a little and Wm. Jones. assisted Palatka to dig another hole. In that he could land the ball at second with The second trini of Patrick Calhoun hus 1 the fourth and fifth both were so busy dig- comparative ease. How well they were glng thot they forgot all about runs. In pleased with the result Is best told by the commenced in San Francisco. the sixth Sanford stopped digging Jong 1score. Mrs. J. Addison Hnycs. the’ Inst daugh­ enough to pick up one more run, but Pa­ The Sanford bunch had seen Lord Nel- ter of the fate Jefferson Davis, died at her «* * * latka didn't. Both went to playing mud |son’s Trafalgar signal floating Jn the base jome in Colorado Springs. Jply 10. The • N pics In the Bcviqth. Pulntkn got hold of |ball breeze with Sapford substituted for final Interment will be in the Davis fernanother run In the eighth, but left Sanford Drive your W agon into Saniortl England—"Sanford expects every man to lly plat at Richmond. The body was cre­ digging untlt the end ot the game. Dur­ |do his duty,"—and they gave heed to it. mated as was requested. Call on C. H. Evans ing the ninth thé visitors dug n great big And whnt they did to that Orlando bunch hole and crawled In it, Manscl and all. was a plenty and to spare and then some. Do not throw away m oney on dnuhi J ie -G a n -d e liv e r -t t u y -h r n n T i-y o u w T r n U o u t ^ n f Score was 3 to 2 In' favor of "we-uns." -Orlando was first at-ihe bni und Started" Ail seed. R. Philips will-give you a Our new W arehouse * lii-urge Fox umpired the gome. I on uproar among their home fans by gcl- sample o f celery seed to test fork ou r i. The attendance was not overly large, ting In one run. It looked good to them, nelf. Get them now. W ithout Delay— — but the enthusiastic fans were In evidence I and. don't you tell anyone, they are look' 1 * ji- * ; Arrival and Departure o•f Malls i as they usually are. |ing at It .yet, and it has a lonesome ap-' » Effective Mar Seventeen Ih. Tuesday was on Ideal day for bull play- penrance. Dearly choriahed, howevfcr, for From mg, with an overcast sky and just alrM1 Wfl8 their only one. Sanford evened Arrive North.......... 7 00 a. m.. 2 03 p m . 0 IS n. m i- f enuugh stirring to be noticeable. Dry I up in their half of thjg Inning, and then, S « * U > . .................... 7 00 n. m , Z 33 p. m Tamps unit'...................................... || 33 „ m *"* grounds added to natural conditions aided JU4t h * fun picked up another one in the TltutvIlM branch..-........ 0 30 a. m.. l i i 3 p. m Ov edo branch............. .......... 10 30 a. m much toward tyullding Jiigh the expecta-1 Odrd. and then again, just .for a Jqke, you Trilby branch........ . 7 00 0. m „ 1 10 p. ta Tavarea branch...............1............. 1103 a. ra tlons of lovers of the sport of witnessing p now* added two more. _ Orlando wept a classy game. Both clubs were seemingly I fitter tears and Sanfora sympathized Leave For. ............ ......... ........2 « 5 p. tn.. 0 00 p. m . in the best of spirits. A? soon as Umpi re} *hem In their bereavement,, but South l 35 p. m . 8 05 p. m., 9 00 p. m ■ %- * , . ** "* *.t>| ( ,*"■*4» ■ - w■ • -■ -w p* ■*' » ►- Xlt.uV ll*e h m n cli............9 30 a. m - Z 23 p. rn King said "play ball" the fun began. The wa8 n° consolation, Ovlnlo branch.................. ..............: 2 30 p. m Trilby bran ch .,.. .................1 43 p. m.. 9 00 p, ni batsmen seemed to have their hitting eyes And the Sanford fans and players—well Tavarea branch,............ ............ t .. 2 10 a m on the ball and pounded it for three runs. wcrc tickled to death. Just to think Branch Irabu dally eacept Sunday: other* dally # C«*»- F. Hasiuhs, Pintmaiter. two of which came our way. Willi all ***** Orlando had come up with colors fly H. L Hauihs. Aaa't Puatmaiter. Or any other, brand o f our justly this going on, Capt. Bridges thought It Hng and went back hugging one tleor little prudent to substitute Godwin for Rgoero, lonesome run.- Dreadful, wasn't it, MableT Celebrated Fertilizers— MAIL BOXES wli?Khd started In to pilch for Sanford. wltidiever way they would tliey ran The best Box made—The Riley. Used During the next two Innings no runs were UP “ gainst “ Lucky Sanford" which, togeth- exclusively on Route No. lvDo you want Hardwood Ashes? , chalked up for either side. In the fourth Ler wl*h *be of the fans and bells of Harry J, Wilson. Dried Blood. Sheep Manure, Blood and Bone both clubs ran up against another hatting ro o t«8 made them think that pandemonl• 14 • • streak and when it was over with each un* had indeed broke loose and that they Nitrate o f Soda? An Ordinance * IiAked at a couple of scores to their credit. |wcre nearing the end of their journey. To amend Section 171 of Chapter 12 of the orIn the fifth Palatka seemed to think it was Score by innings: dlnanori of the City of Sanford, Florida, of 1882 entitled ITre Limit* and Building Kt-ttrk-ilon* ’ ’ time to make a balloon ascension and 1 1 4 3 8 7 8 M i l So Be It ordained by the Council < / the City of SenSanford made it, not. coming to earth again until 1 0 0 2 0 0 1 - 4 3 14 fonl, Florida, that Section 171 of Chapter f2 of the [evUed ordinance* of laid city of 1892. and I* 10 0 0 0 0 O - l 4 14 thh close of the sixth.. During the two Orlando hereby amended to read a* follow»: ,, Batteries—Sapford, Bridges. Bowers i innings Sanford had by good playing on rn* uum Section 171. No pet »on or perron* or corpora lion * • ‘ . their part and unpardonable errors on the IOrlando, Briscoe, Myers. or corporation* or Individual», their agent*, cm part ol Palatka. made six runs, and the p.loyec* w for or on account ol lucli torpor, Good Gravy. Hon. or Individual* JbJTbuild, rontrari nr™ 1« ^ Jig was up. Only one more run was made ' ^ .u ,r wU* ? •«ihotU* the coci.trurtUm, during the remainder .(if* the. errorfest and N f f f l 8. " « « °* *TP«ir of ony frame or wooden ' (Write us) huildnul or itnlclure or any tent ur booth, or Iriany that went to Palatka in the ninth. The Taken From the Keporter-Star Almanac wlae alter or repair such building a* afure»»id. upon or remova any *uch building, (truclure, tent, tooth totals were 10 to 4, in favor of Sanford. The nfnth ha* come, one man 1* down. Jo or upon any lot or paroela oflaud trilhta tbe fol— -Tna #ame eeenu good a* won, .The batter!«# were:-Sanford..Rogero. And ihrn four «Intle* In a row. ai Godwin, Hudson. Fridenger; Palatka, -> "O “ Sanford aporet twanuu. east of Sai CHAS. H. EVAN S, Sales Agent, kklidt WUUl Walker. WrighL Merrill. Orlando alx. and Sanfond twa A chabce to tie the tcore, ■ Sanford, Florida From the standpoint of good ball play­ ffporoo loCtLc The Sanford rooter* paw tbe earth.. ©••I tide giU m «Sfcmie. thence south on enkl JJni And whbop and beg for more. ing It was u dismal failure oh Palatka's (A sk Him) avreue 00 77>ird •treet. 'thëm» o a .t 'ö n ^ t ir ^ r i h Stpry 01 • 1 b«t: but took who’» here. Ä V >]ni »U*y between Palmetto and part. Walker, their pitcher, worked hard __ Sanford • venue«, theocr south aloöa »okl alley tu With pondrou», inlgbly itrkle. . and faithfully, hut the support he received 11» bin-rod Oa come* to the plav« thinning* 0irU,h ,h« « Ä ÎS And puibe* blm ailde. was heathenish, (jnd he been* properly supported, no doubt o rattling good game - —"would have been the raauli, a m T not a one-sided affair with the -fun and brilfija g flg a n koprovedr-^ —. iluncy oil on our side, as it turned nut to _Now oa tbe ahocMof Enirrprtn*" 1 “ M*** L SoutT. Clerk. ruetnr Luti. Mayor. _ Where agon they II ffx tbe atreet. • . P 49--4| —;he.-*Ybo fsni'Wfcfe pleaietT.for the-plays T 1 S. eEt t ei 1S3,3 . 7 ' i K . ,.‘' ' gave them opportunity for testing, their ROOM 9 H Y N E S B U ILD IN G Notice Of Application For T ig ' Deed *lung'power, and they didn't let the oppor­ It Pays to Advertise Under Section 8 o f Chapter 4888 j j tunity slip. «1 a m n o w preparing ten 5-acre Celery- -Fnfiiis in__' — The following wo# received this week Law* Of Florida Dl hn M ot loentioii, 2 to 3 m iles from town; 2 A l Bcres from C. Fred Ward, rednnllnd „ w - i -Nob Of all the dam iihooliahnean that nv. I vlfCIL __I ___ ' . f t uce placed one week In The Herqld 1 . on each place tilled, plow ed aiicT ready Tor cuTfivSF^ rose up to tormeut mankind Uie base baj| s m m m g “ Please íujii my ców advertlsemeqt, as ¡ s t â Æ 1*74?* •ese places are for sale cheap, good terms. crank who loses his head over a five cent it has sold me out. Send bilí. Including Write me. I am also mailing a specialty o f M. M. game is llie worst. ■* . <7 subscription to paper. It is all to the Smith s lands, the best located lands offered for sale. good." d land Wag ____ If base ball interferes with yuur busi­ A lso choice city lots and residences at reasonable This is only one of many acknowledg­ ness, out it out—that is the base ball. prices. Call or Write m e for particulars. ments received every day regarding the efficiency -of The Herald üa an advertising drew The ball games this medium. It covers this section like the A ^o t7 u i° ,V tíS 5 !uítuul ,h* Crowds f r o o Orlando. dew. LUCAS PAINTS PITTSBURG PERFECT WELL DRILLING at your ARMOUR FERTILIZERS ell: Armour Blood, Bone & Potash Armour Celery Growesr ^ Armour Vegetable Armour Practical Trucker T Ask for it, We have it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Jacksonville, Fla. \ F. J . PO W ER S Real Estate and ÏÏSÏÄ ä t i ' i t l « k CUcti11 Cotu?Órañ¿<cS!#Sy, Ha. ; * ‘ •' �-i* fív * ---- - < \ S r- r r- :- -, - »_• * IN SANFORD— Life ¡a Worth Living I » Number 50 A NEW STEAMSHIP LINE proposed Run from Savannah To Sanford SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JU LY 30. 1909 b a s e b a i l n e w s t h is w e e k ALL AROUND FLORIDA |An Even Break With Polntkn Wot .the | Best Our Boys Could Do First Year H V E MILLION BOXES O f ORANGES [ TR ACTIO N EXTENSION Estimated Orop Of Fruit That Will Be | ^ r k e t e d This Season ianf ord Traction Company wit From n Sanford standpoint, the game I The General News of “The Land _ Five mllilott boxes o f citrus frutt _________of-Flowèrs"----“ — — Ilast Friday between Snnfonl and Jiriandol Complete Line price to average at least $1 per bo*, and I |wn* not as interesting as It might hnvc| the groves looking better today than, at | .m u l i s i e tu r n C T i n r a t A u r r been, and as wus tlie one of the day p re-. . any time for the past live years.il a pros­ NEW LINE WILL ST A R T AT ONCE I Vious. The crowd was there, the car-deaf- CULLED f ROM -THE STATE P R E SS pect and u reality which were responsible WILL BUILD ROAD T O ORLANDO cnlng, brain-racking noise was there, but for th«* Joy of the thousand orango grow­ for some reason the homo team seemed Wjy-Pty Inside Route Touching to run up ngnlnst n hoodoo about mid­ An Epitome of the Week’s Mokt lm- ers who left our city today, after the orgunizntion of the Floridn Citrúí Exchange Glv,ní O '0" * « County One of t t t * lany Of The Larger Cities portent Happenings In the. way of the game mid from that on wenVery B u t Traction U n u which came tp n successful Issue after Along The Way State’s Domain. unable to get from under Its Influence. ~ in TBesLalE two enthusiastic meetings .yesterday. — The following interesting article np- Some said it was Jimmie Windham'sdou. The 13-year-old son_oi.Mr-.aml Mrs. M. Sunford's cit izens are very much pleased A1'Tim e* representative spent some peared in-Mondar ’s Times^Uploiobgflrd.ltA^bow-.tmnt pttchfffg" óthiñTtfiat It was IT. Austin of Tampa was killed last week -to hear from Manager A-JL-Cannelly tint lime interviewing several growers from lag a new steamship service which is to I Jim Harris's cornet solo on the fish horn, by coming in contact with a' live electric orders for material for the completion of lilj sections of the state nnd n composite be inaugurated between this city and |while the more sufoiuul sane were inclined wire. He hnd been on an errand . and tlie Sanford Traction" Cam pari yit trd'ck ' reduction of their expressions is found in Savannah: ' ' to charge’ ll up to his Umps. who' srnnt,d'J'Wi*«m infl'home mirde n Short cut through from the intersection of Florida nvenue jftomutaatriknm from Savannah In a duke at critical moments, and would I l*ie alley in the rear of the residence, and the above statements. and First street to a connection with the "The crop this yonr," said a conserva­ to Sanford, via Brunswick, Fernand ina, sometimes make decisions without seeing in some manner came In contact with the rails of the Sanford & Everglades railway tive grower, "will run over five million Jacksonville and Palatka, is the latest the play. Of course, he couldn't help this wire which was swaying across the alley, have been placed and that work will be rumor and from present indications it ap­ because he was left handed. Being left His body wan discovered by an older bro. boxes. The buyers will claim seven mil­ begun within two weeks and will be pushed pears that the line will be established handed also caused him to call "strike1 thcr on his way home later. Three phy­ lion boxes in an endeavor to bent down to completion ahead of the paving to be prices. Some authority places the crop within u very sltort while. when he meant "ball." This peculiarity sicians worked over the electrocuted boy at six million boxes, but five million is d laid on Sanford avenue. The ({tatter is now under consideration I Wfl, somewhat bewildering to the home without aviyi; life had gone out. Mr. Connelly advises that after ingpcsafe and sane deduction. This figure will by* prominent men in Savannuh and boys, especially so when they noticed that An excursion train on the A. C. L. tyns be tlie basis on which prices wilt bo made. tlon of the different classes of motor cars points along the proposed route, who have |It manifested Itself to their dlsndvantnge wrecked last week near Kendrick. No “ As to prices," he continued, "I am cer­ and testing them thoroughly, tlie Sanford ample capital to mnintaip the line until each time. The main reason, however, one was killed and only a few severely in tain that with the marketing of our prod­ Traction Company has selected the kind It is made a paying investment. for our defeat was Snnfonl only received Jured. The excursionists were returnini of onis they will use and. placed orders_ The new line would*develop the Inland one run while Orlando was given three. to Gainesville from Ocala, fthere they bad. uct by the Citrus Exchange that wo will !UU we may expect to have waterway territory between Savannah That Is plain and doesnt need nny further been la witness a boil -gninir between the do ns good-as-thper-ixnrtr not better, the ebrs built and ready for service by the would not bo surprised to see an average and Jockaonville and the cstqbUahmcni |e*plfmntioTrnhe""guiiLff wont be played Gainesville and Ocala teams. time the link is completed between First of $1.20 per box. I understand tiiat (lie U Tsucb a line will no doubt meet with tho over. Or one tiling we are satisfied, every Chico Gonzalez.Iff under arreatjn Tam buyers in DeSoto countrwhb OfTéred nityl *ireet aml the Snnford & Everglades raUsT ' approval of all who arc interested-in the Sanford player d id hla duty. - — ■ pflTcfiargcd with being the assassin of cents per box some weeks ago, -money 'Tlie Sanford Traction Company will then - development ■Of-thifr secttOTtr' Alvnres In West Tampa last week. linyahle on delivery are now offering sov* stnrt oiieratious with the five miles of First Game at Palatka The steamboat which will, the line is trtick' of tiie two roads and tlie Sanford & A 11,000 acre land deal was ennstim enty-five cents per box cash in ndvnncc. Snnfonl lost lire first gum eof tlie series established, be put on the rub, is the This is the highest price ever oiferfid at Everglades railroad will be extended two paddle wheeler Annie G., with n speed of nt Pnlatkn by n «¿ore of 2 to 1. From mated last week. The property belonged to E. L. Lesley and lies on the east shore this season of the year by. the buyers and or three miles further, making tho total twelve miles nn hour. She lias a draft reports' it wasra very even game, the hits shore of Lake Kissimmee and on the south the.cash -proviso would certainly linve line |n ojierntlon within the next ninety of six feet nnd could be* easily, handled being tire same, eucli team getting live. looked good to us last season. If thc days, seven on eight miles. With' this In the inside route nnd, at the same time, Strikeouts were the same. also. Junes for shore of Lake Mariam between Whittier mileage constructed nnd in operation it and Turkey Hammock. P. A. Vans Ag- Citrus Exchange before Its-organization •it is learned that the steamer could mnke Sanford getting six and Walker for Palatwill take but a short lime'to complete the new was the purchaser. cuuld raise prices twenty-five cents per kn six. the trip outside, if necessary. line to Orlando, which is the full intention From the decisions of the umpire it is The execution of R. H. Owens which was box you can depend iitoit It that $ lp box Several days'ago it was announced that of parties Interested. very evident tiiat Sanford was scheduled to have token place in Gainesville last oranges are In sight. Just think, on a the Annie G. had sailed from Savannah Details of the proposed route will be Friday by Gov.Gilchrlst recalling the war­ five million box hnsis this twchty-llve with freight for Brunswick, Fcruandina not to win under nny consideration. given in Thu Herald in h fow weeks, nnd At the end of the ninth inning the score rant for the execution, on nn order from cent raise means to the growers of Flor­ and Jacksonville, but. this, however, was will prove interesting to every ¿Itizcn of ida $1,25U,000. In plain language, the • nn error, as the steamer stopped at Fcr- was 1 to 1. nnd Snnfonl hud a good chance the supreme court. Orange ability, ns this traction line will Citrus Exchange made for the growers of to win until u Pulatka pluyer tried to score lumdina. Detectives Phillips nnd Htiggins have Florida a million and u ipmrler before Its do inoro for the development of the county It is believed by well informed marine and was out by easily three or four feet. been permanently suspended from the po­ thnu any movement, that has been inau­ charter wub received."—Tampa Times. afro that the line will be established nt Umpire called It safe, that making the lice force of Tuni|Ni for cunductunheoomgurated. Thu line will probably be extitg officer»-----—---------------- ---- -----an early date' between Savannah and score H to 1 -itt-fttver-of-Palatk«.------ 4«ud«d--------S te ts o n T T o n e g e o r ta w ----------Score by Innings: Elizabeth M.J, Lindsey lias been an In­ Sanford, and that the patronage will be west and from Snnfonl to'tho Fust Coast, • ^ - H i » 4 3 a ? B 0 K II So mate of the insane asylum since 1881, yet The Stetson College of Law at DcLuud, such us to encourage the promoters from Palnlka (¡ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2—2 S 0 Florida, was organized in 1000, and Iiub thus giving the Inhabitants of the interior the start. . Sanfunl. • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 1 3 U there is no record to show that site was since done distinguished service for the le­ counties tlie benefit of rapid transit to A dispatch sent out from Savannah re­ Batteries— Palatka, Walker nnd White: ever adjudged insane. Her bodily health gal education of Florida boys. A great |either coast, nnd the long deluys now ex­ is good, but mentnlly she is unimproved. garding the proposed line, is as follows'. Sanford, Jones nnd Swan. many of tiie graduates of this department perienced by travellers seeking points on ________ It lias lately been discovered tiiat site 'An option lias been secured on - u are holding placés of distinction in tin?¡le­ the coast will he elimii)at{Hl. Thu promo­ steuiner. which is 179 feet long and has Sanford Wins Second Game at Palatka owns valuable property In Jacksonville. gal profession in Florida. Among thèse ters of this line are all home people, and By a score of 3 to 2 Sanford won the BOO horse power engines. It lias^n ca­ The American Mnliogany. Co.'s plant is «Venn acting United States district attor­ the patrons of tiie road cun rest assured^ pacity of carrying ntioul 3.000 packages second game Wednesday With Palatka. to be moved from Chicago to Tampa. A ney, a number of county prosecuting at­ that their interests will be protected, and of freight and from 300 to 500 passen­ Game was called at the end o f. tlie fifth location has be«#aecured on Seddon isl­ torneys, county judges, municipal judges, the bust of service will tie guaranteed. gers. It would make the run between itpilug Owing to a drenching ruin. and. The building will be of steel and and- young men eminently successful ns Building a Floating Pavllllon Godwin occupied tlie box fur Sanford, masonry and will give employment to a counsellors and attorneys. Savunnah- and Sanford in about eighteen Sanford is growing in imputation so hours and would touch at . landings along hind (Ills is tiie second game he has won considerable number of workmen. To fur­ The Stetson College of Law lias tlie the St. Johns, Including'Palatka, Astorlfrom Palatka. nish the logs for operating the plant a driest law library, with one exception, In rapidly tiiat old pursuits and pleasures do not suffice for tlie present needs and the Several fans seemed to lie just n little steamsliip line will be established between and Jacksonville, as well as many others. the state of Florida. The institution has need for more amusements is becoming After leaving Jacksonville, Fernundina, |disappointed because tjie Dig Boy didn't Tampa and Central American points, and expended thousands of dollars in building St. Marys, Brunswick and Darie'n would pitch, but what is tlie difference, we won the logs will be landed right at the mill. up this library of legal references, and apparent every day. -John Ingrahuiu is be touched. The plan of the promoters is anyhow. Tiie Sanford team is very well Fine furniture of ull desorptions will1 be young men who lake their Inw coursejit tlie first to recogfdzu this need, and is con­ tiiat the vessel would make daylight runs equipped with pitchers and catchers at made nt tlie piunt. Tumpa won In com- Stetson are given an opportunity to iearn structing a floating pavillion tiiat ought to prove a grand success. The pavillion is first day Sanford to Jacksonville and next present. Swun has made good, and with petion witii Mobile and New Orleans, how to use a law library. constructed upon a barge and tho first day here, reaching herein the afternoon Hudson we have a pair of backstops who The steamship Mascotte plying between A glance nt the faculty list in the new floor can be used for dancing nnd other from the latter point. The return would are hard to beat. Tumpa and Havana, has been equipped aw bulletin will be sufficient evidence amusements. On the roof a guard rail Score by innings: tie make on tlie same schedule. with wireless telegraph apparatus. that the university authorities are deter­ will be extended and tlie pussengers cun I 2 3 4 5 R II 'Well informed steamship and steam­ Tlie Jury in the Ficcarratta murder case mined to increase und-Strengthen the sit down and enjoy the ride, or go below Sanford 0 0 2 .0 1 -3 3 boat men believe that the proposition I'nluiku in Tampa failed to agree, and were dlsr tedchintFforce from year to year in the lu w and join tlie merry throng. The pavillion 0 0 1 I 0 -2 4 would he a highly paying one from the school, and to keep this department of the "r Batteries—Sanford, Godwin and Swan ; charged. will he 22x80 feet and being strohgly start, and tiiat in a short time an addi­ |Pnlatkn, Mantel and While. university to tlie forefront Smong tiie law One of the boilers in - the TUgman Cybuilt will carry about 200 passengers. If tional boat would be required. The mat­ ■^Umpires— Licks and Barurd. j>ress Co.'s mill at Cellar Key exploded schools o f the country. a suitable park can be built along 'tho ter will be given dose investigation and Requests for luW school announcements lake shore some place where tlie people Inst week, severely injuring several em Base Ball "D ope” it is believed will be made a reality for should be addressed to Stetson University, ployees. Fortunately, no One was killed. could spend several hours, Lite crowd could The editor of the Lakeland News re­ sucb aline would be the means of great­ JeLabd, Florida. be transported on lids barge in perfect Daniel Baker, an aged cutUe man and cently complained of tlie numerous unin­ ly increasing tho business of the city."* safety. It can easily lie towed to any orange grower living near Wuuchuja.dled 1 Pre-Cooling Plant For Sanford telligible terms used by rcixirters in Eagles Convention In Ocala Sanford. Flo., July 22,—Sanford is go­ part o f the lake and should enjoy a good liandllng the details of a baseball game. last week. In selling cattle or oranges he That Ocala had been selected as the The i»int raised by the News is well always demanded gold In payment. A ing to have a pre-cooling plant. It will patronage. Mr. Ingraham will also equip meeting place far the state convention of taken. Bara ball reporters seem to have few days before his deatq lie dug up his be built after the style of those of Califor­ the boat to serve tlie (uusengers with ineals the Eagles was announced by President a language peculiarly, their uwn and un­ treasure, amounting t o ‘ some $18,000, nia. which are* said to be the finest sys­ and frcsli fish out of tlie bike would prove Ditto at a meeting of tlie Ocala Aerie. intelligible to the general public even to which he had hurried under his door-step, tem known. There Is not a paint in the a moat toothsome disli after a trip across The convention will be held August 18-20 that part of the general public who under­ and sent It to the bank for deposit. State where a pre-cooking plant will be of the water. The craft will be ready for the for the purpose of organizing a state aerie stand the game. A railroad from Quitman, Ga., to Talla­ mure service than at lids point’ and neg­ first run about September first. end considerable business of Importance When one reads about how one batter hassee, by way of Mo^licelto. is now spo­ otiations are already in progress tn form Needs The Herald tbs order will be transacted at tills "skyed" and another "dyed" nut or how ken of hb an assured fact.' The South u qptupany and obtain suitable location Tlie following was received .from X L -tim e,__ tlie pitched "balked and the batter " wulk- Georgia railway has agreed to lease Uie for tho buildings, tiiat Is of easy access Pitt formerly of this d ty and now resid­ Delegqtes from all parts of the state .will |cd“ _ar how ll/ pitcher "lugs" the batter Jruud fw ten yMrs or more uLaguaranteed to ail the railroads.—Produce News. ‘ ing in Memphis: J * in attendance atihe convention, which; "slugs” and tmrnmner "bugs"lhe {buse)’, |interest of six per cent net. "Let The Herald come regular as it is Rogero Poisoned wUi prove an tmportarir event to the dty is it any wonder that the reader after It Is now claimed Uui t a pre-hlstarh: ruin Owing, tuflieing no ¡soiled by the coloring always a welcome guest. Sometimes dur­ #* well as the lodge. filling Ids heud with this kind of stuff is |Is visible In St. Andrews hay, between J. from baseball-stodlng, Harry Rogero is ing the long, hot nights here i sigh for a~ heard to timidly inquire: "Who beaiT” C. Holly’s residence and Dyer's point.—A laid lip nnd unable to make the trip with I Kphyrfrom Lake Monroe. 1 have not lost New Laundry Building ' move is on foot to get the Smlthrohlfvv‘iq> the boys tins week. HU many friends aro ^ M. Overman has started a new buildand ' Lucky Sanfard Pennants ,w .L i n i A i L a **•. . !♦ __________ I I I I I I ” stltute to !iook.lnto the matter. _ ■ | 1 * #f r tog on Cypress avenue and Third street be |lim gtod to note tbqhahe* is still on tiie f to heui uf~t «nd when I, i. —111 lanuti a AlxHl1 lhf nn>ltlr,t fM,n,llinl *T On and after August 1st The Hilúboró ifl'C&daion to lyjlp takna fall out-of Or-j rood.to hatter thlnjfi? Success to Sanford k ü d)iM innn ij rt ' J •l i * l* Die new Lucky Sanford recently de|State'Bank of Plant Oity will become the ando n exf^eek. Rogero U quite a -fa­ and The Herald; success of either means signed by m Paul Weaver 'It consists of ^^ ^ he* Ul^ o t weaver. It consist« kinform the public that* hrf*- tip Yours truly, First National Bank of Plant City, with a vorite among tho funs here, a* Ids pltoli-1 the life of the other. >ld English letters in red on a gray ground «based the latest Improved inachlm . capital of $30,000. There will he no Ing hat been oB to the good.. T. L. Pittwith a purple ribbon, the pennant tied to •ad will give the patrons tlie best o f sercJuinge.in the officers or directors. > ft I M«r< a durable bamboo cone. The words Lucky s Needed Lincoln Head Cent* The new luuiulry will begin operaW. W. Whildcn. a former engineer-' ón •j- The same old Sanford are an omen of good luck, and ing made tills I Distribution of tiie new one cent pieces ton* about the middle o f September. Paul Weaver seems tq strike the public the A. C. L . bus sued the company for summer iu [idences i n spite bearing the Lincoln head instead of the Notice of. M eeting fancy on everything lie originates. The $40,000 for injuries received* while I» of the fact f ty new-ones arc Indian bead, will begin August 2- The business meeting of the Welaka peanants can be aeen at Tlie Hereid office their employ. being built, «re \»eúple here'every Pldladelphla and Sau Francisco mints are By the fall.of an elevator In tjie Havana day wanting 1wui postponed front Jidy 27jh to and everyone should get a pennant for and''none to be had. rushing the new coinage In anticipation Claro cigar factory tn. Tapipa, Monday, Sanforditeeds* fe w ’¡capitalist* thqi will of an upusual demand. There a r e . at *7. August 3rd. Meeting wdtf’Tje the Qrhmdo games next week. They will 1*t the raali!**m-n of Mrs. Newman at make a good souvenir to keep after the two boys named Fernandez were seriously bitlld several doxeq uew bouses to provide present in circulation more than Injured. for the new people cqratiig In evory day. 1 000,000 worth o f the Indian i )• desired. ball season is over. ?w .v «g ifc * ft ’ ' ! . » -i'-Ci* P^-)11rrrjr H- ) i w. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1909 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 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/39af105d821c0a01b9180966676f0418.pdf becf6b815fd44ec2b98f3ae0de01cd9e PDF Text Text * ' Is frité SÀfcfFôRD HERALD BASE B A L L TH IS W E E K i P f l H is Palatka Sanford Orlanda-Sanford Ju>y 23.1909 A. E. H I L L Hardware and Farm Implements Yes. they were here 'yesterday, horse, _ . Palatka was here Monday and Tuesday to try conclusions with Sanford as to who foot and dragoons—also by the train loot ixaz1 -w was who when It came to playing ball. — all bent on one missiort snd that was to t The visiting club V a s somewhat short of j sec a good game of ball. Orlando hat working material of their own, and ns a turned out In full force—her noblest men Best Fence Made personal favor were allowed to use Jimmie and loveliest women; all young, every last * • If* i NO DEARER THAN THE P0J)R KIND Windham. Orlando's champion pitcher, at one of them. To be sure there were some Used In Uncle Sim’s Paint Shop first base. Now, Jimmie Is a good pitcher silvery locks, but they were only in tender but ho didn't seem to feel at home Mon­ for ornament and an indication of renewed W e h a v e th e largest day. He was out of place, and evidently youth., IntercsLhad centered on this game D u ring th e past y ea r an d b e s t equipped plant just Itched to be on Hie hilltop where his for a whole week, everything else hat th e U. S. N a v y has con­ been eclipse by It—even business had been playing would hnvo amounted to some­ fo r d riv in g w e lls in this sum ed 691,000 pounds thing. 4Tho visitors lined up well. Nice sidetracked to give It right of way. Being o f LUCAS WHITE PAINT and fellows— the whole bunch. They looked I half-holiday, helped materially and flnan section o f th e country 2 7 8 ,7 0 0 pounds o f LUCAS good to the Sanford aggregation, and be­ daily to swell the crowd (in more senses | -a n d a re p r e p n r e d to fill fore the stars twinkled proved to our boys [ than one) and from all ante-Indlcations J!QLORSt-sufficient to -L m *# -*# -* ,m m it nppenred nrthOUglfJidlderi Park wouk t __ lhal thoy were playing ! a ll ord ers prom ptly. Out’' d u c e m o re than 100,000 :•amituF* — â* ï s - *-*-m \v It was a disagreeable afternoon for ball I not hold the crowd and that many belated g a llo n s o f paint, e q u iv a ­ playing. Before the game started rain- ones might be obliged to occupy reserved m ach in ery, is up-tor-date' le n t to 50 ‘ca rloa d s o f For Field, Farm, Ranch, Lawns, drops began t& palter and smoke Tram the positions outside the fence and squint an d o u r w o rk m e ïT ’ a r é ' 200,000 g a llo n s each, shops was wafted over thd diamond until through the cracks at the performance Corn Cribs and Poultry It was anything but pleasant for players [ within. By actual count there must have s k ille d in th e work: and w h ich w ou ld m ake or patrons. Conditions Improved some­ been a trifle leks than ten thousand per­ a train m ore than one- Will stand ordinary as well os hard T h o se contem phiting sons present, all on the tiptoe of expect what and the game proceeded. h a lf m ile long....... ... usage ancy. They Just knew there was going Burleson occupied the pulpit for the . . . p u ttin g 'in w e lls would ^ - ln ~ U h c le - S a n i’s s e r - Will riot. sag in 0 great gam* of Imih Long before Summer s heat nor Sajnferd,claM.. PlUt-KUS ably. ussLaod vice, as in ev e ry b o d y break in the cold of Winter s e rv e t l m i r j j e st i nterProfessor Hudson, who took In his deliv­ the time announced for play to begin the ery with the greatest of pleasure. Tills is grand stand was literally packed wyh e ls e ’s, LUCAS PRODUCTS., Are-made-of thé best ftioterials ontfi -es fS r)y 11HÎ '* rather more than can be said of the Pn- friends of both teams, Qtaaynfibemanued h a ve an unbroken rfe*-" hâve stays that cannot slip I and equipped with bells, horns and Im httka portion qf. his congregation. an d le a rn in g prices be­ cord fo r sa tisfa ctory re Do not require an expert to erect, prevised megaphones, without Which any vtv. •"Pnlntka announced Mnnsel nstheirpatsuits. and are low priced base ball game would be a tame affair. fore m a k in g contracts. ron saint for the pinnacle in the lot, and What was true of the grand stand was Mr. White was Invited to be his receiving doubly so of the bleachers and grounds partner back of the plate. Now, It will be W E H A N D L E T H E A B O V E E X C L U S I V E L Y IN SA N FO R D generally. The professional rooter was remembered that Mr. Mpntel once upon a distinctly in evidence, as was the smal time wore the Sanford uniform,- but was boy, and they were not backward in let­ - dropped because he was not fast enough ting the fact be known. W. F. Armstrong, a prominent young for the rest of the bunch. He was, there­ The players of both teams were in good business man of Orlando, was’ in Sanford fore, more than anxious to show Sanford trim and eager for the fray. You could yesterday, taking In the ball game. a ’thing or two. He did, but it was not see it imprinted on their feces and jn what ho Intended, and he wnsdisappolnttheir actions. Orlando had come to give Sewing wanted by the day or piece at - ' i Sanford a drubUng, but they had tnckclcd reasonable price*- Oall-on-MrflrFrWTMr ’ Y o u can g e t In the first inning honors were ¿yen— Capt.Bridges’ bunch"Of bull tossersbefore laker, Sixth St. and Myrtle Ave. 49-2t each club scored ofl6~?uh. fn the second and knew they would not havea walkover ftV. ' it was Jusf lh e ^ m g . oDly a - little dlgcr-fcftpednlly-wlth lhfl u ^ n r on the firing Crescent City Is to hnvo a bank. The ent, qach dub made a score that sounded [ine. That fourteen intrfni gam„ of ^ officers will be: President. K. Boreon; like around hole in the earth. In the I week told them tHht. They knew also vice-president. Herbert B. Race; cashier, third, Sanford added one more run and I tJbai Bowers could catch Just a little and Wm. Jones. assisted Palatka to dig another hole. In that he could land the ball at second with The second trini of Patrick Calhoun hus 1 the fourth and fifth both were so busy dig- comparative ease. How well they were glng thot they forgot all about runs. In pleased with the result Is best told by the commenced in San Francisco. the sixth Sanford stopped digging Jong 1score. Mrs. J. Addison Hnycs. the’Inst daugh­ enough to pick up one more run, but Pa­ The Sanford bunch had seen Lord Nel- ter of the fate Jefferson Davis, died at her «* * * latka didn't. Both went to playing mud |son’s Trafalgar signal floating Jn the base jome in Colorado Springs. Jply 10. The • N pics In the Bcviqth. Pulntkn got hold of |ball breeze with Sapford substituted for final Interment will be in the Davis fernanother run In the eighth, but left Sanford D rive you r W a g o n in to Saniortl England—"Sanford expects every man to lly plat at Richmond. The body was cre­ digging untlt the end ot the game. Dur­ |do his duty,"—and they gave heed to it. mated as was requested. C a ll on C. H. E van s ing the ninth thé visitors dug n great big And whnt they did to that Orlando bunch hole and crawled In it, Manscl and all. was a plenty and to spare and then some. Do not throw away money on dnuhi J ie - G a n - d e l i v e r - t t u y - h r n n T i - y o u w T r n U o u t ^ n f Score was 3 to 2 In' favor of "we-uns." -Orlando was first at-ihe bni und Started" Ail seed. R. Philips will-give you a Our new W areh ou se * lii-urge Fox umpired the gome. I on uproar among their home fans by gcl- sample o f celery seed to test forkour i. The attendance was not overly large, ting In one run. It looked good to them, nelf. Get them now. W ith o u t D e la y — — but the enthusiastic fans were In evidence I and. don't you tell anyone, they are look' 1 * ji-* ; Arrival and Departure o•f Malls i as they usually are. |ing at It .yet, and it has a lonesome ap-' » Effective Mar Seventeen Ih. Tuesday was on Ideal day for bull play- penrance. Dearly choriahed, howevfcr, for From mg, with an overcast sky and just alrM1 Wfl8 their only one. Sanford evened Arrive North......... 7 00 a. m.. 2 03 p m . 0 IS n. m i- f enuugh stirring to be noticeable. Dry I up in their half of thjg Inning, and then, S « * U > . .................. 7 00 n. m , Z 33 p. m Tamps unit'............................ || 33 „ m *"* grounds added to natural conditions aided JU4t h * fun picked up another one in the TltutvIlM branch..-....... 0 30 a. m.. l i i 3 p. m Ov edo branch............ ......... 10 30 a. m much toward tyullding Jiigh the expecta-1 Odrd. and then again, just .for a Jqke, you Trilby branch....... . 7 00 0. m„ 1 10 p. ta Tavarea branch............. 1............ 1103 a. ra tlons of lovers of the sport of witnessing p now* added two more. _ Orlando wept a classy game. Both clubs were seemingly I fitter tears and Sanfora sympathized Leave For. ................... .......2 «5 p. tn.. 0 00 p. m . in the best of spirits. A? soon as Umpi re} *hem In their bereavement,, but South l 35 p. m . 8 05 p. m., 9 00 p. m ■ %- * , . ** "* *.t>| ( ,*"■*4» ■ -w■ • -■ -wp* ■*' » ►- Xlt.uV ll*e hmncli.......... 9 30 a. m- Z 23 p. rn King said "play ball" the fun began. The wa8 n° consolation, Ovlnlo branch................ ............ : 2 30 p. m Trilby branch.,.............1 43 p. m.. 9 00 p, ni batsmen seemed to have their hitting eyes And the Sanford fans and players—well Tavarea branch,.......... ...........t.. 2 10 a m on the ball and pounded it for three runs. wcrc tickled to death. Just to think Branch Irabu dally eacept Sunday: other* dally # C«*»- F. Hasiuhs, Pintmaiter. two of which came our way. Willi all ***** Orlando had come up with colors fly H. L Hauihs. Aaa't Puatmaiter. Or a n y oth er, brand o f ou r ju s tly this going on, Capt. Bridges thought It Hng and went back hugging one tleor little prudent to substitute Godwin for Rgoero, lonesome run.- Dreadful, wasn't it, MableT C eleb ra ted F e r tiliz e rs — MAIL BOXES wli?Khd started In to pilch for Sanford. wltidiever way they would tliey ran The best Box made—The Riley. Used During the next two Innings no runs were UP “ gainst “ Lucky Sanford" which, togeth- exclusively on Route No. lvDo you w a n t H a rd w o o d A sh es? , chalked up for either side. In the fourth Ler wl*h *be of the fans and bells of Harry J, Wilson. D ried B lood. Sh eep M anu re, B lood and Bone both clubs ran up against another hatting root« 8 made them think that pandemonl• 14 • • streak and when it was over with each un* had indeed broke loose and that they N itr a te o f Soda? An Ordinance * IiAked at a couple of scores to their credit. |wcre nearing the end of their journey. To amend Section 171 of Chapter 12 of the orIn the fifth Palatka seemed to think it was Score by innings: dlnanori of the City of Sanford, Florida, of 1882 entitled ITre Limit* and Building Kt-ttrk-ilon* ’’ time to make a balloon ascension and 1 1 4 3 8 7 8 M i l So Be It ordained by the Council </ the City of SenSanford made it, not. coming to earth again until 1 0 0 2 0 0 1 -4 3 14 fonl, Florida, that Section 171 of Chapter f2 of the [evUed ordinance* of laid city of 1892. and I* 10 0 0 0 0 O - l 4 14 thh close of the sixth.. During the two Orlando hereby amended to read a* follow»: ,, Batteries—Sapford, Bridges. Bowers i innings Sanford had by good playing on rn* uum Section 171. No pet »on or perron* or corpora lion * • ‘ . their part and unpardonable errors on the I Orlando, Briscoe, Myers. or corporation* or Individual», their agent*, cm part ol Palatka. made six runs, and the p.loyec* w for or on account ol lucli torpor, Good Gravy. Hon. or Individual* JbJTbuild, rontrari nr™ 1 « ^ Jig was up. Only one more run was made ' ^ .u ,r wU* ? •«ihotU* the coci.trurtUm, during the remainder.(if* the. errorfest and N f f f l 8. " « « °* *TP«ir of ony frame or wooden ' (Write us) huildnul or itnlclure or any tent ur booth, or Iriany that went to Palatka in the ninth. The Taken From the Keporter-Star Almanac wlae alter or repair such building a* afure»»id. upon or remova any *uch building, (truclure, tent, tooth totals were 10 to 4, in favor of Sanford. The nfnth ha* come, one man 1* down. Jo or upon any lot or paroela oflaud trilhta tbe fol— -Tna #ame eeenu good a* won, .The batter!«# were:-Sanford..Rogero. And ihrn four «Intle* In a row. ai Godwin, Hudson. Fridenger; Palatka, -> "O “ Sanford aporet twanuu. east of Sai C H A S . H. E V A N S , S ales A gen t, kklidt WUUl Walker. WrighL Merrill. Orlando alx. and Sanfond twa A chabce to tie the tcore, ■ Sanford, Florida From the standpoint of good ball play­ The Sanford rooter* paw tbe earth.. ffporoo loCtLc ©••I tide giUm «Sfcmie. thence south on enkl JJni And whbop and beg for more. ing It was u dismal failure oh Palatka's (Ask Him) avreue 00 77>ird •treet. 'thëm» oa.t'ön^tir^rih Stpry 01 • 1 b«t: but took who’» here. Ä V >]ni »U*y between Palmetto and part. Walker, their pitcher, worked hard __ Sanford • venue«, theocr south aloöa »okl alley tu With pondrou», inlgbly itrkle. . and faithfully, hut the support he received 11» bin-rod Oa come* to the plav« thinning* 0irU,h ,h« « Ä ÎS And puibe* blm ailde. was heathenish, (jnd he been* properly supported, no doubt o rattling good game - —"would have been the raauli, a m T not a one-sided affair with the -fun and brilf ija g f lg a n koprovedr-^ —. iluncy oil on our side, as it turned nut to _Now oa tbe ahocMof Enirrprtn*" 1 “ M*** L SoutT. Clerk. ruetnr Luti. Mayor. _ Where agon they II ffx tbe atreet. • . P 49--4| —;he.-*Ybo fsni'Wfcfe pleaietT.for the-plays T1 S.eEttei1S3,3.7'iK.,.‘' ' gave them opportunity for testing, their ROOM 9 H Y N E S BUILDING Notice Of Application For T ig ' Deed *lung'power, and they didn't let the oppor­ It Pays to Advertise Under Section 8 o f Chapter 4888 j j tunity slip. «1 a m n o w p rep a rin g ten 5 -a cre C elery- -Fnfiiis in__' — The following wo# received this week Law* Of Florida D lh n M o t loen tioii, 2 to 3 m iles from tow n; 2 lA Bcres from C. Fred Ward, rednnllnd „ w - i -Nob Of all the dam iihooliahnean that nv. I vlfCIL _I ___ ' . f t uce placed one week In The Herqld 1 . on ea ch p la ce tille d , p lo w ed aiicT rea d y T or cuTfivSF^ rose up to tormeut mankind Uie base baj| s m m m g “ Please íujii my ców advertlsemeqt, as ¡ s t â Æ 1*74?* •ese p la ces a re for sa le cheap, good terms. crank who loses his head over a five cent ÏÏS ÏÄ ä t i ' i it has sold me out. Send bilí. Including W rite m e. I am a lso m a ilin g a s p e c ia lty o f M. M. game is llie worst. ■* . <7 subscription to paper. It is all to the S m ith s lands, th e best lo c a te d lan d s offered for sale. good." d land W a g _____ If base ball interferes with yuur busi­ A ls o ch o ice c ity lo ts and resid en ces a t reasonable This is only one of many acknowledg­ ness, out it out—that is the base ball. prices. C a ll or W rite m e fo r p a rticu lars. ments received every day regarding the efficiency -of The Herald üa an advertising drew The ball games this medium. It covers this section like the A ^ o t 7 u i ° , V t í S 5 ! uítuul ,h* Crowds fr o o Orlando. dew. LUCAS PAINTS PITTSBURG PERFECT W E LL DRILLING at your ARMOUR FERTILIZERS ell: Armour Blood, Bone & Potash Armour Celery Growesr ^ Armour Vegetable Armour Practical Trucker T Ask for it, W e have it THE ARMOUR FERTILIZER Jacksonville, Fla. \ F. J. POW ERS Real Estate and t l « k CUcti11 Cotu?Órañ¿<cS!#Sy, Ha. ; * ‘•' WORKS �-i* fív * ---- - <\Srr r-:- -, - »_• * I N S A N F O R D — Life ¡a Worth Living I » Number 50 A NEW STEAMSHIP LINE proposed Run from Savannah To Sanford SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JULY 30. 1909 b a s e b a i l n e w s t h is w e e k ALL AROUND FLORIDA |An Even Break With Polntkn Wot .the | Best Our Boys Could Do F irst Year H V E M ILLIO N BOXES O f ORANGES [ TR ACTIO N EXTENSION Estimated Orop Of Fruit That Will Be | ^ r k e t e d This Season ianf ord Traction Company wit From n Sanford standpoint, the game I The General News of “The Land _ Five mllilott boxes of citrus frutt ___________of-Flowèrs"--“ —— I last Friday between Snnfonl and Jiriandol Complete Line price to average at least $1 per bo*, and I |wn* not as interesting as It might hnvc| the groves looking better today than, at | .m u l is ie tu rn C T i n r a t A u r r been, and as wus tlie one of the day pre-. . any time for the past live years.il a pros­ NEW LINE W ILL S T A R T A T ONCE I Vious. The crowd was there, the car-deaf- CULLED f ROM -THE STA TE PR E S S pect and u reality which were responsible W ILL BUILD ROAD T O ORLANDO cnlng, brain-racking noise was there, but for th«* Joy of the thousand orango grow­ for some reason the homo team seemed Wjy-Pty Inside Route Touching to run up ngnlnst n hoodoo about mid­ An Epitome of the Week’s Mokt lm- ers who left our city today, after the orgunizntion of the Floridn Citrúí Exchange Glv,ní O'0"*« County One of t t t * lany Of The Larger Cities portent Happenings In the. way of the game mid from that on wenVery B u t Traction U n u which came tp n successful Issue after Along The Way State’s Domain. unable to get from under Its Influence. ~ in TBe s L a lE two enthusiastic meetings .yesterday. — The following interesting article np- Some said it was Jimmie Windham'sdou. The 13-year-old son_oi.Mr-.aml Mrs. M. Sunford's cit izens are very much pleased A1'Tim e* representative spent some peared in-Mondar ’s Times^Uploiobgflrd.ltA^bow-.tmnt pttchfffg" óthiñTtfiat It was IT. Austin of Tampa was killed last week -to hear from Manager A-JL-Cannelly tint lime interviewing several growers from lag a new steamship service which is to I Jim Harris's cornet solo on the fish horn, by coming in contact with a' live electric orders for material for the completion of lilj sections of the state nnd n composite be inaugurated between this city and |while the more sufoiuul sane were inclined wire. He hnd been on an errand . and tlie Sanford Traction" Cam pari yit trd'ck ' reduction of their expressions is found in Savannah: ' ' to charge’ ll up to his Umps. who' srnnt,d'J'Wi*«m infl'home mirde n Short cut through from the intersection of Florida nvenue jftomutaatriknmfrom Savannah In a duke at critical moments, and would I l*ie alley in the rear of the residence, and the above statements. and First street to a connection with the "The crop this yonr," said a conserva­ to Sanford, via Brunswick, Fernand ina, sometimes make decisions without seeing in some manner came In contact with the rails of the Sanford & Everglades railway tive grower, "will run over five million Jacksonville and Palatka, is the latest the play. Of course, he couldn't help this wire which was swaying across the alley, have been placed and that work will be rumor and from present indications it ap­ because he was left handed. Being left His body wan discovered by an older bro. boxes. The buyers will claim seven mil­ begun within two weeks and will be pushed pears that the line will be established handed also caused him to call "strike1 thcr on his way home later. Three phy­ lion boxes in an endeavor to bent down to completion ahead of the paving to be prices. Some authority places the crop within u very sltort while. when he meant "ball." This peculiarity sicians worked over the electrocuted boy at six million boxes, but five million is d laid on Sanford avenue. The ({tatter is now under consideration I Wfl, somewhat bewildering to the home without aviyi; life had gone out. Mr. Connelly advises that after ingpcsafe and sane deduction. This figure will by* prominent men in Savannuh and boys, especially so when they noticed that An excursion train on the A. C. L. tyns be tlie basis on which prices wilt bo made. tlon of the different classes of motor cars points along the proposed route, who have |It manifested Itself to their dlsndvantnge wrecked last week near Kendrick. No “ As to prices," he continued, "I am cer­ and testing them thoroughly, tlie Sanford ample capital to mnintaip the line until each time. The main reason, however, one was killed and only a few severely in tain that with the marketing of our prod­ Traction Company has selected the kind It is made a paying investment. for our defeat was Snnfonl only received Jured. The excursionists were returnini of onis they will use and. placed orders_ The new line would*develop the Inland one run while Orlando was given three. to Gainesville from Ocala, fthere they bad. uct by the Citrus Exchange that wo will !UU we may expect to have waterway territory between Savannah That Is plain and doesnt need nny further been la witness a boil -gninir between the do ns good-as-thper-ixnrtr not better, the ebrs built and ready for service by the would not bo surprised to see an average and Jockaonville and the cstqbUahmcni |e*plfmntioTrnhe""guiiLff wont be played Gainesville and Ocala teams. time the link is completed between First of $1.20 per box. I understand tiiat (lie UTsucb a line will no doubt meet with tho over. Or one tiling we are satisfied, every Chico Gonzalez.Iff under arreatjn Tam buyers in DeSoto countrwhb OfTéred nityl *ireet aml the Snnford & Everglades raUsT ' approval of all who arc interested-in the Sanford player did hla duty. - — ■ pflTcfiargcd with being the assassin of cents per box some weeks ago, -money 'Tlie Sanford Traction Company will then - development ■Of-thifr secttOTtr' Alvnres In West Tampa last week. linyahle on delivery are now offering sov* stnrt oiieratious with the five miles of First Game at Palatka The steamboat which will, the line is trtick' of tiie two roads and tlie Sanford & A 11,000 acre land deal was ennstim enty-five cents per box cash in ndvnncc. Snnfonl lost lire first gumeof tlie series established, be put on the rub, is the This is the highest price ever oiferfid at Everglades railroad will be extended two paddle wheeler Annie G., with n speed of nt Pnlatkn by n «¿ore of 2 to 1. From mated last week. The property belonged to E. L. Lesley and lies on the east shore this season of the year by. the buyers and or three miles further, making tho total twelve miles nn hour. She lias a draft reports' it wasra very even game, the hits shore of Lake Kissimmee and on the south the.cash -proviso would certainly linve line |n ojierntlon within the next ninety of six feet nnd could be* easily, handled being tire same, eucli team getting live. looked good to us last season. If thc days, seven on eight miles. With' this In the inside route nnd, at the same time, Strikeouts were the same. also. Junes for shore of Lake Mariam between Whittier mileage constructed nnd in operation it and Turkey Hammock. P. A. Vans Ag- Citrus Exchange before Its-organization • it is learned that the steamer could mnke Sanford getting six and Walker for Palatwill take but a short lime'to complete the new was the purchaser. cuuld raise prices twenty-five cents per kn six. the trip outside, if necessary. line to Orlando, which is the full intention From the decisions of the umpire it is The execution of R. H. Owens which was box you can depend iitoit It that $lp box Several days'ago it was announced that of parties Interested. very evident tiiat Sanford was scheduled to have token place in Gainesville last oranges are In sight. Just think, on a the Annie G. had sailed from Savannah Details of the proposed route will be Friday by Gov.Gilchrlst recalling the war­ five million box hnsis this twchty-llve with freight for Brunswick, Fcruandina not to win under nny consideration. given in Thu Herald in h fow weeks, nnd At the end of the ninth inning the score rant for the execution, on nn order from cent raise means to the growers of Flor­ and Jacksonville, but. this, however, was will prove interesting to every ¿Itizcn of ida $1,25U,000. In plain language, the • nn error, as the steamer stopped at Fcr- was 1 to 1. nnd Snnfonl hud a good chance the supreme court. Orange ability, ns this traction line will Citrus Exchange made for the growers of to win until u Pulatka pluyer tried to score lumdina. Detectives Phillips nnd Htiggins have Florida a million and u ipmrler before Its do inoro for the development of the county It is believed by well informed marine and was out by easily three or four feet. been permanently suspended from the po­ thnu any movement, that has been inau­ charter wub received."—Tampa Times. afro that the line will be established nt Umpire called It safe, that making the lice force of Tuni|Ni for cunductunheoomgurated. Thu line will probably be extitg officer»---- —-------------- ---- ---- an early date' between Savannah and score H to 1-itt-fttver-of-Palatk«.----- 4«ud«d----S tetson T T on egeortaw Score by Innings: Elizabeth M.J, Lindsey lias been an In­ Sanford, and that the patronage will be The Stetson College of Law at DcLuud, west and from Snnfonl to'tho Fust Coast, • ^ -H i » 4 3 a ? B 0 K II So mate of the insane asylum since 1881, yet such us to encourage the promoters from Palnlka (¡ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2—2 S 0 Florida, was organized in 1000, and Iiub thus giving the Inhabitants of the interior the start. . Sanfunl. • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 1 3 U there is no record to show that site was since done distinguished service for the le­ counties tlie benefit of rapid transit to A dispatch sent out from Savannah re­ Batteries— Palatka, Walker nnd White: ever adjudged insane. Her bodily health gal education of Florida boys. A great |either coast, nnd the long deluys now ex­ is good, but mentnlly she is unimproved. garding the proposed line, is as follows'. Sanford, Jones nnd Swan. many of tiie graduates of this department perienced by travellers seeking points on __________ It lias lately been discovered tiiat site 'An option lias been secured on - u are holding placés of distinction in tin?¡le­ the coast will he elimii)at{Hl. Thu promo­ steuiner. which is 179 feet long and has Sanford Wins Second Game at Palatka owns valuable property In Jacksonville. gal profession in Florida. Among thèse ters of this line are all home people, and By a score of 3 to 2 Sanford won the BOO horse power engines. It lias^n ca­ The American Mnliogany. Co.'s plant is «Venn acting United States district attor­ the patrons of tiie road cun rest assured^ pacity of carrying ntioul 3.000 packages second game Wednesday With Palatka. to be moved from Chicago to Tampa. A ney, a number of county prosecuting at­ that their interests will be protected, and of freight and from 300 to 500 passen­ Game was called at the end of. tlie fifth location has be«#aecured on Seddon isl­ torneys, county judges, municipal judges, the bust of service will tie guaranteed. gers. It would make the run between itpilug Owing to a drenching ruin. and. The building will be of steel and and- young men eminently successful ns Building a Floating Pavllllon Godwin occupied tlie box fur Sanford, masonry and will give employment to a counsellors and attorneys. Savunnah- and Sanford in about eighteen Sanford is growing in imputation so hours and would touch at . landings along hind (Ills is tiie second game he has won considerable number of workmen. To fur­ The Stetson College of Law lias tlie the St. Johns, Including'Palatka, A s to r lfr o m Palatka. nish the logs for operating the plant a driest law library, with one exception, In rapidly tiiat old pursuits and pleasures do not suffice for tlie present needs and the Several fans seemed to lie just n little steamsliip line will be established between and Jacksonville, as well as many others. the state of Florida. The institution has need for more amusements is becoming After leaving Jacksonville, Fernundina, |disappointed because tjie Dig Boy didn't Tampa and Central American points, and expended thousands of dollars in building St. Marys, Brunswick and Darie'n would pitch, but what is tlie difference, we won the logs will be landed right at the mill. up this library of legal references, and apparent every day. -John Ingrahuiu is be touched. The plan of the promoters is anyhow. Tiie Sanford team is very well Fine furniture of ull desorptions will1 be young men who lake their Inw coursejit tlie first to recogfdzu this need, and is con­ tiiat the vessel would make daylight runs equipped with pitchers and catchers at made nt tlie piunt. Tumpa won In com- Stetson are given an opportunity to iearn structing a floating pavillion tiiat ought to prove a grand success. The pavillion is first day Sanford to Jacksonville and next present. Swun has made good, and with petion witii Mobile and New Orleans, how to use a law library. constructed upon a barge and tho first day here, reaching herein the afternoon Hudson we have a pair of backstops who The steamship Mascotte plying between A glance nt the faculty list in the new floor can be used for dancing nnd other from the latter point. The return would are hard to beat. Tumpa and Havana, has been equipped aw bulletin will be sufficient evidence amusements. On the roof a guard rail Score by innings: tie make on tlie same schedule. with wireless telegraph apparatus. that the university authorities are deter­ will be extended and tlie pussengers cun I 2 3 4 5 R II 'Well informed steamship and steam­ Tlie Jury in the Ficcarratta murder case mined to increase und-Strengthen the sit down and enjoy the ride, or go below Sanford 0 0 2 .0 1 -3 3 boat men believe that the proposition I'nluiku in Tampa failed to agree, and were dlsr tedchintFforce from year to year in the luw and join tlie merry throng. The pavillion 0 0 1 I 0 -2 4 would he a highly paying one from the school, and to keep this department of the "r Batteries—Sanford, Godwin and Swan ; charged. will he 22x80 feet and being strohgly start, and tiiat in a short time an addi­ |Pnlatkn, Mantel and While. university to tlie forefront Smong tiie law One of the boilers in -the TUgman Cybuilt will carry about 200 passengers. If tional boat would be required. The mat­ ■^Umpires— Licks and Barurd. j>ress Co.'s mill at Cellar Key exploded schools of the country. a suitable park can be built along 'tho ter will be given dose investigation and Requests for luW school announcements lake shore some place where tlie people Inst week, severely injuring several em Base Ball "Dope” it is believed will be made a reality for should be addressed to Stetson University, ployees. Fortunately, no One was killed. could spend several hours, Lite crowd could The editor of the Lakeland News re­ sucb aline would be the means of great­ JeLabd, Florida. be transported on lids barge in perfect Daniel Baker, an aged cutUe man and cently complained of tlie numerous unin­ ly increasing tho business of the city."* safety. It can easily lie towed to any orange grower living near Wuuchuja.dled 1 Pre-Cooling Plant For Sanford telligible terms used by rcixirters in Eagles Convention In Ocala Sanford. Flo., July 22,—Sanford is go­ part of the lake and should enjoy a good liandllng the details of a baseball game. last week. In selling cattle or oranges he That Ocala had been selected as the The i»in t raised by the News is well always demanded gold In payment. A ing to have a pre-cooling plant. It will patronage. Mr. Ingraham will also equip meeting place far the state convention of taken. Bara ball reporters seem to have few days before his deatq lie dug up his be built after the style of those of Califor­ the boat to serve tlie (uusengers with ineals the Eagles was announced by President a language peculiarly, their uwn and un­ treasure, amounting t o ‘ some $18,000, nia. which are* said to be the finest sys­ and frcsli fish out of tlie bike would prove Ditto at a meeting of tlie Ocala Aerie. intelligible to the general public even to which he had hurried under his door-step, tem known. There Is not a paint in the a moat toothsome disli after a trip across The convention will be held August 18-20 that part of the general public who under­ and sent It to the bank for deposit. State where a pre-cooking plant will be of the water. The craft will be ready for the for the purpose of organizing a state aerie stand the game. A railroad from Quitman, Ga., to Talla­ mure service than at lids point’ and neg­ first run about September first. end considerable business of Importance When one reads about how one batter hassee, by way of Mo^licelto. is now spo­ otiations are already in progress tn form Needs The Herald tbs order will be transacted at tills "skyed" and another "dyed" nut or how ken of hb an assured fact.' The South u qptupany and obtain suitable location Tlie following was received .from X L -time,__ tlie pitched "balked and the batter " wulk- Georgia railway has agreed to lease Uie for tho buildings, tiiat Is of easy access Pitt formerly of this d ty and now resid­ Delegqtes from all parts of the state .will |cd“ _ar how ll/ pitcher "lugs" the batter Jruud fw ten yMrs or more uLaguaranteed to ail the railroads.—Produce News. ‘ ing in Memphis: J * in attendance atihe convention, which; "slugs” and tmrnmner "bugs"lhe {buse)’, |interest of six per cent net. "Let The Herald come regular as it is Rogero Poisoned wUi prove an tmportarir event to the dty is it any wonder that the reader after It Is now claimed Uui t a pre-hlstarh: ruin Owing, tuflieing no¡soiled by the coloring always a welcome guest. Sometimes dur­ #* well as the lodge. filling Ids heud with this kind of stuff is |Is visible In St. Andrews hay, between J. from baseball-stodlng, Harry Rogero is ing the long, hot nights here i sigh for a~ heard to timidly inquire: "Who beaiT” C. Holly’s residence and Dyer's point.—A laid lip nnd unable to make the trip with I Kphyrfrom Lake Monroe. 1 have not lost New Laundry Building ' move is on foot to get the Smlthrohlfvv‘iq> the boys tins week. HU many friends aro ^ M. Overman has started a new buildand' Lucky Sanfard Pennants iniA i L a **•. . !♦ _______ I I I I I I ” stltute to !,w.L iook.lnto the matter. _ ■ | 1 * #f r tog on Cypress avenue and Third street be |lim gtod to note tbqhahe* is still on tiie f to heui uf~t «nd when I, i . —111 la n u ti a AlxHl1 lh f nn>ltlr,t fM,n,llinl * T On and after August 1st The Hilúboró ifl'C&daion to lyjlp takna fall out-of Or-j rood.to hatter thlnjfi? Success to Sanford k ü d)iM innn ij rt ' J •l i * l* Die new Lucky Sanford recently de|State'Bank of Plant Oity will become the ando nexf^eek. Rogero U quite a -fa­ and The Herald; success of either means signed by m Paul W e a v e r 'It consists of ^^ ^ he* Ul^ o t weaver. It consist« kinform the public that* hrf*-tip Yours truly, First National Bank of Plant City, with a vorite among tho funs here, a* Ids pltoli-1the life of the other. >ld English letters in red on a gray ground «based the latest Improved inachlm . capital of $30,000. There will he no Ing hat been oB to the good.. T . L. P itt with a purple ribbon, the pennant tied to •ad will give the patrons tlie best of sercJuinge.in the officers or directors. > ft I M«r< a durable bamboo cone. The words Lucky s Needed Lincoln Head Cent* The new luuiulry will begin operaW. W. Whildcn. a former engineer-' ón •j- The same old Sanford are an omen of good luck, and ing made tills I Distribution of tiie new one cent pieces ton* about the middle o f September. Paul Weaver seems tq strike the public the A. C. L . bus sued the company for summer iu [idences i n spite bearing the Lincoln head instead of the Notice of. Meeting fancy on everything lie originates. The $40,000 for injuries received* while I » of the fact f ty new-ones arc Indian bead, will begin August 2- The business meeting of the Welaka peanants can be aeen at Tlie Hereid office their employ. being built, «re \»eúple here'every Pldladelphla and Sau Francisco mints are By the fall.of an elevator In tjie Havana day wanting 1wui postponed front Jidy 27jh to and everyone should get a pennant for and''none to be had. rushing the new coinage In anticipation Claro cigar factory tn. Tapipa, Monday, Sanforditeeds* fe w ’¡capitalist* thqi will of an upusual demand. There a re . at *7. August 3rd. Meeting wdtf’Tje the Qrhmdo games next week. They will 1*t the raali!**m-n of Mrs. Newman at make a good souvenir to keep after the two boys named Fernandez were seriously bitlld several doxeq uew bouses to provide present in circulation more than Injured. for th e n ew p eop le cqratiig In evory day. 1000,000 worth of the Indian i )• desired. ball season is over. ?w .v«gifc * ft ’ ' ! . » -i'-Ci* P ^ -)11 rrrjr H- ) i w. �‘'fw * » MRS. M. L. ALLEN A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be tween You and Me" ? would be complete. Our lake front, the _ most valuable asset of the city, receives f less attention than any other part. Some day the front will be bulk-headed and a driveway constructed and then Lake Monl’ roc will come Into her own. The position of Sanford la a most desirable ono nnd rnnny other cities would glvo a cool mill­ ion of.dollars to have Lake Monroe and the St, Johns river at their very doors. lire pcopln what they would like to know, but ho* to give mitrh at It« space to trlling them what they Probably In our case familiarity has bred MtfSfto know.—Creel*. contempt or the gifts provided by Nature Sp—it l CmmtfxmJnttt re Tht HmM, . are not appreciated. •___ "Don't you bear that (emit* rustle, where the Corn I* atamllnS high. That range« from a chuckle dear to satisfaction'* pretty bard to aay. Hut there'* lurdy aotnethlnd doing when the corn And Juafnow fltee'p* on getting «omewhat gayer ev’ry day— .. That'* quite dear. Indeed, it'« not unlikely ‘lliTjecauie we'veTiml sonic rain, And the «un D gelling buiy in hi* july way again. While the mercury 1« showing a much more ambiliuua strain— ________________ . —------ And It’S ttol. /________________ Tfc you hear that gentle whisper of the green blade« ' -waving bight It‘a Just the corn that’s telling, ‘twist a chuckle and a Sigh, How It's busy rustling now to foot-the experts .hy 4 When out In California, 1 learned this Is one block from -1st street, but it w ill pay you to c a ll and sçg, th e n ew and up*to-date T h e la te s t ou t is the EN G LISH / W e h a ve.a new lin e just in and th e lo w p rice will m o k e th em go. Come in and see th em . A lso H air Goods and Hygenic Toilet Preparations SATISFACTION CAB -------- GUARANTEED SA N FO R D FU R N IT U R E CO G iv e M e a S h a r e of Your P e o n a g e npotu Japanese dentists : A dentist from the land of cherry blossoms docs not fright­ Commercial Si en his patient with an array of steel in­ struments. All his operations' in tooth drawing arc performed by Uie forefinger and thumb of one hand. The skill neces­ OnlyTJxclusIvn nnd — .' sary to dp this is acquired by long prac­ tice. fliiV When It Is obtained the operator U P -T O -D A T E B A K E R Is oblo to extract half a dozen teeth In 1 In the City - •' ' ' about hnlf n minute, without once taking his fingers from the patient's mouth. The WelnakVeveryililng known to the trade dentists education commences with the pulling out of pegs which have been F u ll L in e o f C on fection eries [tressed into soft wood; it ends with Jhe A iid C ig a r s drawing'of hiîr3 ’pegs which have been driven into an.oak plank with a mallet. Free House-to-Housc Delivery "u u w G. W. S P E N C E R It hns shown more results for the Money invested thon hny other, It will pay yoti to examine the Cejeiy Fieids whefir^' T * P a in t e r ’s S a n* ■fo rd C e le ry S p ecial is used. 1 Our representative, C. M. BRAD.WATER, is in Sunfnnl 4 While talking to Frederic Rand the oth­ 4 I am glad to note that the few people cvery week, See him or write to him a t Orlando or er day some Interesting data concerning this section In the earlier days waseiiclt- who did not at first favor bonding Uie city en. Mr. Rand, representing the Florida for Improvements are heartily in acooid T H E E . O. P A IN T E R F E R T I L I Z E R C O Land and Colonization Co., laid out the with the movement The new brick streets I NEW CELERY CROP | W rits for DoohUt. J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A towns of Sanford, Kissimmee, and Cler­ that are being constructed are proof suffi­ cient that every cent so expended will rc- 11; DO YOU WANT PURE CELERY SEED? | mont. and for the past twenty years has been engaged in settling up the nfTnlrs of turn to the city an hundred fold. In fact • ■ The kind that give* the best results and V this compuny. They controlled thousands the new streets are the greatest asset a 1 ibaonlr kind that has bean (»roven al * t city-could have, and ns the work progress- ' | together successful for Florida Growrrs. >2 o f acres in-Florlda and many other states cs the visitor to the city is impressed at L ‘ 1 have them. French.GfJdrn ItuUttud-----J and their hoid|ngs totaled up in the milT once-with -the thougtirnnirSaiiford is trie ■’ Self Hleachlng pure and true to name. -ilans.^ The Rraat Tr^i zo t^iipIed the comX greatest city of Its size in Florida. Any \ | Imported by me direct from Paris. : : pany in Florldi, and the death of the dif­ monfcy spent far such Improvements is P H I L I P S , D ru ggist | ferent stockholders finally left Mr.-Rand to welt gpenr: 3* to 23-llorfte Pow er THsponror Ihe vast holdings according to ■> Cor. First St. and Park Avenue his judgment. Mr. Rand is of a retiring 4 Florida hns the finest sea coast nnd disposition and never speaks of his achieve>eacj|. in the world nnd people who go menta, but some of his experiences In the north in the summer time to get cool are early days, when the history of this sec­ throwing away nn opportunity that'virtu­ tion Was young in the making would be Smooth Running. Economical and ally lies at- their-very'doors. Hosts of .interesting reading. As nn instance of I Absolutely Reliable Sanford people are taking advantage of the fluctuation in property values several tiie beach tide year, and the other day years ago Mr. Riyul, indisposing of city Mayor Cake remarked to me that he never property, sold n lot In Sanford for two dol­ enjoyed an outing so much as he did a lars. Needing this same lot tlioolherdny few days spent at Daytona Beach. It is J. D. P A R K E R , P rop 1 3 It. P. Special. Price g o o for a, factory site, he bought it back and certainly the greatest place for the little had to pay seven hundred and fifty dollars 1 folks that can be found anywhere, nnd a Sanford, Florida * Room and Board $1.50 Per Day. for It. Thus from i>n>sj>eHt'y to poverty vacation spent there innkes strong, licalthy nnd up to prosperity agaiji, Mr. Rand Irasj children. -Meals, 3Sc, watched the stale of Florida for many years, having lands in every part of the 4 I see that Sanford is to have a steam­ state, nnd seeing the rise, and fall, even as ship line from Savannah, and tills melius the ticker announces the rise aqd fall of CONTRACTOR that our city wifi soon rank among the stocks. Like every olherciUzcn. Mr. Rand I a n d - B U I-LD E R larger cities of the South as a basing point has great fuith In Sanford's future nnd 1 prosperity, long occupied a prominent position on the S t Johns river, being at the hear) of nav­ 4 Since writing about base ball Inst week igation, and now Uie large steamship lines "a - ^ DFAI.FR in several of my whiloin friends have ap­ None hut first-elm» Inlior employed nnd nil contracts guaranteed to be In aeeor<l;ince arc recognizing the importance of this city, proached me on Uie Bubjcct wltii blood in and the next few yetirs'wllt witness sev­ with plans and sporiMndoris------ • T their eye and demanded why I should eral new lines coming to Uds city from I am In Business to do Business fo r Those Who Need My Srrilces score them for becoming fanatics. Fnrbc Savannah and Baltimore. P o s to fflc o B o x '7 7 1 it from The Snunterer to boo re any lover of ball—that is real, good, clean ball—and when a man becomes foolish over it, and 4 Why don’t they fix that fountain in the can afford to neglect everything nnd make city parl^ T Of ull the biota upon the land­ T h e P o p u la r P ric e and a practice of following up the game, talk scape tills is about Uie worst Filled wiUi baseball,'sleep baseball, ea^bascball. and old trash and continually overflowing, this live baseball; all right. It is him to the fountain has been Uie source of displeas­ Agent for Virginia-Carolina Fer bughouse,'and I for one will bid him a ure to the public. Better dig it up and —c tlllzers Special Rates iiy Uie Week fond farewell as be takes the train for Uie make a flower bed out of i t Another First Class Special TnblcíHescrved For l-ailirs summer resort nt Cliattnhoochle. Whnf I j suggestion regarding this park is that the do kick against Is the insane desire of walks be filled with clay taken from the some people to attempt to get their face street nmj make a.good‘ dry path for Uie • (Corner Palmetto and First ,Sts.) in every game, give tlieir opinions to Uie public. -The Sauntxrlk, umpire, bullyrag the players, and other­ wise deport themselves unbecoming gen­ tlemen. There is nothing to it. If yob go out to n gurpe looking for troubje, you THEWOUDS BREITEST SEW1NS MACHINE arc more Uiun upt to find it, and the guy h » l ig h t r u n n i n g s who chases around with a chip dii his shoulder should be escorted to the gate by the police before the game starts. Ferro Marine Engines ! T. P. Conpropst I. C. HUGHES W. W . LONG Stone and Frame Buildings ^Specialty Fresh Meats UP-TO-DATE R E STAU R AN T J. M. S T U M Q N . Proprietor T M he a r k s A g en cy HAVE YOU SEEN THE B L IC K E N S D E R F E R A r e Qfferlnt» A n y and A l l K in ds o f F lo rid a R eal Estate a t as L o w P ric e s and on as R ea son a b le Term s A T Y P E W R IT E R > A s C an be H a d A n y w h e re , FO R ‘ • . '**-"**' T - 1 .j ,1 ■•' *yL ^ .T . V * Office uii Park Avenue, between First and. Commercial Street*. Sanford. Huddle A LL PÜRPO One that will staiuráic'tgrfíá test -testa CAnnot gat out offalignmem' The'host tnachlmKm ’Uie mi A $100 Machine ío r$ íÜ f ., See them at Tito littralTTïTltit T H E C IT Y R ESTA U R A N T ( First Street, one block from Depot opposite Postoitlce) -------------- ------ H . E . W t 8 C 7- p F o p r T e { o r ^ I f you want either* Vibrating Hhuttle, Rotary SA N FO RD .......... H ERA LD S tea k s, Chops, O y ste rs and F is h a Specialty I « HEWHOMI ([WIN MÀCHIMI COMPANY 4 One of Uie prettiest sights in Sanford 1* the view down Park avenue toward the lo&e since th# street has been widened all the way and the fountain lias been placed in position. The crystal water flash in g ail day long os the cascade of gdarkling fluid fall buck in the basin with. ’ O ra n o » , M u « . M snr sewlns nccKtnn are Btsile to sell rvestdlets ot qualitr. Lui ih* S t i r H o o t s ii nulg to wcsi, Our (uareotr ecru runt ouL Kaltf by autborlaed «s a is is o * ly . ■ roa saia by * Old Sh oes Wanted m again nslting for OLD SHOES. will give what Uiey arc worth A P L A C E FO R L A D IE S AND GEN TLEM EN I SIZES, G, 7, 8. 9, 10 II ANO I S :. v SANfORD MJHNITLRt COMPANY| A .,E . Ir v in ’s S h o e 8 h o p , ... SANFORD, FLORIDA f ormerly J^aaagor of-Ccrural Oefc Cor, 3rd St sod Sanford Ave, S h o rt O rd ora A t AH H o (irs . - Prompt, Clean Service Everythin* First C I«M Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced KateJ �ijrv~ 30. 1909 jf - THt SANFORD HERALD CUIDE L'ENGLE IS A CANDIDATE ***4 *****ÿ 4 ^ ÿ ÿ -> 4 ^ **ÿ **ÿ ÿ ÿ $ ÿ 4 Ambition To Become A United States Senator After a stay of two days here getting out printed matter for his campaign Mr. »Claude L'Engle left Saturday evening fur Jacksonville. Mr. L'Engle will start im­ mediately on a tour of the state In behalf of his candidacy far the United States Senntc. He has decided to oppose Sen-, otor Taliaferro and will spend the next several months stumping the state. In discussing his campaign with a Rec­ ord representative he said he intends to Tickets on Sale from Jacksonville every Monday and Thursday demonstrate to . the satisfaction of the people of Florida that a poor man can run beginning with June 17 up to Aug 30th, with In the primary. He will start tomorrow ’ final return limit % t , flflrii from Pensano1" nn « of tin; stale and will spend two and a half Stopovers allowed on these Tickets at RlchmondrWashington, months traveling by rail, distributing his Baltimatt and Philadelphia literature and meeting ns many voters as * * possible. He expects to follow the rail­ road trip with an automobile tour, or Reduced R a te s to other. S u m m e r R e s o rts rather with three automobile tours of the state, covering 9,000 miles In the auto. f’ °P infonda rtwt^rrrtWj. rescryntinns' etc., call on or write to ¡ He visited several auto manufacturers F _ t . J . P E R K IN S , A it, «anfora, or A. W . FRITO P,~blvU lon PatM itgor A ft < r*cetuly-whll*-n«rtH-a«id arranged with £ . 130 W. Day St. Jacksonville, Pia. ■ one concern (0 supply him with nn auto­ mobile and machinist for this trip absoI' luirly free of charge, his only expense ■ssiv-Mag subsistence foe the mcclmnlc and [ the fuel consumed by the auto. Thetnnnufaclurcr expects to be repaid by the ad­ vertising the machine Will receive from KLl- the novel trip. Mr. L'Engle slated that he would start at the Florida line in the vicinity of Pensacola in tho auto on Oct. F u ll-L in e o f H igh-G rade-C igars.an d T ob accos 1st and intends to spend six months on ,“ *'-~-the road, traveling day and night ob oc­ . Agent for (he Famous casion demands. He will carry literature C L O V E R H IL L B R A N D B U T T E R In the car with him and will distribute • . * •* ^ _r the same wherever he flnds a voter, lie SANFORD, FLORIDA ■ intends to dasli into towns and run the ----- machine te-the most consplrnoUB apolaT thereby having a big advantage ovpr Ci; speakers who will be anchored to stutlon■ ■ my phttfonni: He confends- that the machine will attract crowda wherever it stops and his audience will assemble without expense to hint- He has figured r that lie will travel fifty miles a day mid P IT T S B U R G . PA .. will have ample time for his treble tour ■* of the state. Sales Agents and Distributors He will stop at farm houses and make BRANCHES BRANCHES tiu> mi|uuiiunnceof every voter, prnctlcalSANFORD CELERY UNION making n iiouse to house campaign In e country, presumably kissing the hubles Chicago New York Phone 2G9 and winning the parents to his political Cincinnati Washington views. He Intends to tnck up his cam­ SA N FO RD , F L A paign literature himself, thus saving anJacksonville Sanford other big item of expense. Mr. L'Engle is known from one end of Florida to the other and he has many ad­ mirers among certain fnctions. He is energetic and original and Ills candidacy Q u ick ly and N e a tly E x ec u ted at will inject sume ginger and electricity T h e H e ra ld P rin tin g C om pany into the cninpaign.--St. Augustine Record. and Return \ CHAS. H. EVANS .• W e carry the Largest line be­ tween Jacksonville and-Tampa • The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co Staple and Fancy Groceries = ' SANFORD, FLORIDA ----- W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y General Fire Insurance CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK Sanford The Crippen Music Store i High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones. Job Printing L o w P rices E a sy P a y m e n ts P ic o B lo c k s FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL Excitement W ill Soon Be Rife I **-**¡• ** T7TTT ITT Announce Your Candidate You want to get into the fight at once. Let us suggest that you organize your forces. Get in the lead and stay in the lend. The prize is too vuhinble to lose when it costs you no Nake them Win money to win. The piano js one of the l>est and furnished us by one of the South’s largest piano concerns, ami now is the time-for you to hurry upnnd get busy. Free to Everybody give you their votes. Ask*your friends to See that they nre voted for you. NOT ALLOWED.— No one interested in the Btore will be allowed a vote though they give us their trade, und wo have no interest in Our Nethod of Advertising. > • who wins-ihe piano. It is a free-for-all contest where the most popular contestant wins out, . ■T. A. Newlan Chas. H. Evans o d r u ff ? » " : ' " u rn itu re Co. J .«» •' ’t'.- W HO DO YOU W A N T TO H A V E T H E PIANO ikí'S*' *1' ' "V ''V T *1lf ,• *' V V W v ;a . .lèi . *0 , \t mmm I ¿•¿ââï<.1 .V ÚÜaVm S í: ‘jR t <; . ; .v . �If r'V* . . '. : ' ’ . .• • t r ié SANfftRD HERALD Cltrult nf tho State of Florida, for Or- To AH Wliom It Mar Ooncern: l t le ttoreforo ordered thaï y0ti a • K Couniï U jW application of Mm City Soi loi- appear la U. b court to ltlu bill beJ ° Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. City of Sanfoid vb . W. F. Li-nvctt. Ad- tor, H I» hereby ordered t h u a à o r be- JJM^upoa Monday, September In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial rnlnlstmior Hoth FYonch E sI qI l* uud foro ÜIB Septoiubor rulri dll) next» bl'llig D.( 19U9, » • 40*4. ClrcnK o f the Btato o f Florida, for OrT.Î a \ m o m M J d S « “ September 6, A. D., 1909, In * l d court, It Is further ordered that thl. .ange county. Upon application of the City Solid- you appear to and answer the bill tiled of publlcaUoil be publlabed ooct^l City of Sanford vb. Lota 3 &4, Block Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. tor, It Is hereby ordered than on or he- and set forth the nature of your reB- week consecuuye wu«kr X, T ier 11, Owner Unknown. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial fdre the August Rule day much being pcctlvein foreatsln , rlg h tto , o r Hena tbe SanfoixI Herald, a n«v«njra*e^F . To the odfendant Owner Unknown: “Circuit o f the State of Florida, for Qr- August I A. It appparlng from the affidavit of the you appear U> anu answer iuo oui u»vu wuiiutu, — — lly Boikltor o f the City o f Sanford I C|fy ®0® tenford vb . J. E. Terwllleger. and not forth the nature of your resLota 12 and 13, IHock 7 , T|P r l. . m ^ l r™t t™™!î\fad.» ^nd tho « » I of herein Bled that h « believe* that you un() pectlve interests In, right to, or liens It Is further ordered that t 'ls o der »Id circuit court this aath day ° are a non-reBldent o f tho State o f “1c Flor­ To All Whom It May Ooncorn: iipon real estate situate in the City of bo published In the IBanfofd H g a ld ,a June A. D., 1909 ida, and that your roeldonco 1b un­ U-pon. application of tho City Solici­ Sanford, and described in the hill as new spaper pnbliatied in eald City, ouce l» « * !- ) H. M. ROBINSON known, and that there Is no person lu tor,«It Is hereby ordered than on or be­ Undivided 3-1 Interest la Lotp 9 and u week for eight consecutive Tveeka Clerk Circuit Court, Orange Couniy this State the service of a subpoena fore the August Rule day next, botng 10, lllock 6, Tier 1' ifrlor td said rule day. 4frs'• upon whom would bind you. _ _____ August 2, A. D., 1909, In sold court, It la further ordered that this order Witness my haaid and. aoal or tne It Is therefore ordered that you d o] y ^ a p p e ’ar to-Rnd ¿ ¿ w e r the blll flled i appear In thl* court to-the bill herein and M t forth u,0 oature Gf your res- he published In tho Sanford Herald, a #»ld circuit court this 21th day of Bill In Chancery to Enforce Ta* n. „ À . h m ü /yvj flled, upon Monday, September 6th, A. PMnVo Interest* In, right to. Or liens newspaper published lu said City, once Juno, A. U., 1909. the Clroult Court of lh«T7tb Judfrm B. M. ROBINSON,— InCircuit D., 1909. 1uppn real estate situate In the City - of* a week for four consecutive weeks (S ea l.)o f tlio Slate of K i l f c g f f Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. ango county, prior to sold rule day. ’ ut' — - H 1b further ordored that thlp order Sanford, and described In the bill as 40-8. Witness my hand and Beal of tho v o f publication bo published once a Lot 8, Block 9, Tier 4. City of Sanford vs. 40x80 ft in « P said circuit court this 24th day of week for eight consecutive weeks In Corner of Lot 0, Bktck 10; Chanm,» H I» further ordored that this order June, A. D., 1909. Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien, & Tuckor’a A d d u ]g n .- u V ^ “ Vr H^ d* ? P °WBh®Per P « H b e published In the Sanford Herald, a (Seal.) D. M. ROBINSON, Uahod In the City ¿of Banford, In Or-1newspaper published ...................... -knpwiir In the ClrcuiL.CaurLof4ha 7lh-JudtolaI In sold—t City, anco ClerkClrcult Court, Orango Comity. I c ¡rculL of ^ aiat0 ofF lorlda, for Or* ango County, Florida T o tho defendant Owner Unknown-. week Bar four. consecutive -weeks __ .WJtoeaB Jny hand and tho aoal 1 ango County It appearing from the ullldavlt of .L or to add rule day. 11V Solicitor arai« tin. o nr “ 'oSa u nf‘“i i me ■aid circuit court this 24th day of City of Sanford vs. 30 fL o f Lot 5, City f •>.the City “of Witness my hand and seal of th June, A. D., 1909. Block 18, Chapman & Tucker's Ad- herein filed that h<j believes that yon said circuit court this 24th day o Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. (Seal.) B. M. ROBINSON, dltion, Ownor Unknown, nptj are a non-resldeut uf the State or f L Iti the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial June, A. D., 1909. Clerk Circuit Court, Orange (Jounty. | ____ lL.Atajf.Ooncern: Ida, and tliat your residence in «» B. M. ROBINSON, - C trcult of the Stato.of florida, for_Or \ By M. I. Hart, Deputy 'ClerH | ‘ Clerk cl4,’rl Circuit Court, O ra a «w -G ^ v ^ y rÆ C 3 ®  à ^ à iA u *^ ,..,-’ Rpmt upplfcntUra o f tlio City Solid- known, rwid Hint there 4s no person in ' , 40-8. -.46-4. City o f StaifOfd Va. B. H. Jones, and . I tor, It is hereby ordered than.(*n.or bq-J UUb State the Borelco-o n f subpoen» ------ — loro the September rule day next, being iijxm Wham would hind you. l Oit Upon application or tho CitySolid- September C, A. D., 1 W , In neld court, It Is therefore ordered that you s0 Bill In-Chancery to Enforce T V « Ltern Bill InXhsncwy. tn^Enforce Tax Lien ii the nm Circuit w u l i u. iu i vumciu. yuu appear tu ami anawor Um-hlll h i«» np|>«irtlirthlB“ Cpiiit to the LIU herein In Court o f the 7th Ju ‘ Th me the uireun Circuit v^uuri Court or o f mo the 7tli Judicial tor, It Is hereby ordered than on or Circuit ot tho Stale of Florida, Jor OrCircuit o f tlie-Btateef FlorfdaT for O F for<J t h e ° ^ und, l,M;l trc?rUl Cth, XT' ango county ’ nuco Couutv August 2, A. D., 1909, In spld court, h^-ctivo Interests In, aighl-to, or Ileus f>:fT909. \ . City o f Sanford va. 30fL of Lot 6, CRy pj.Sanford v*. B. Klrhy. end y ° u aPI>«ttr to and auswer the bill Hied upon real estate situate In thoa t y . o d -^ t-is- iurUMsr ordered that this ord«r Block 18, Chapman &Tnck ort Ad-1To AH Whom It May Concern: an(t o®t iorth the nature of yourres- Sunford, and di'ecrl bed In the bill os of publication be published once ^ - -- of ........ - -- 1 pectlvo Interests In, right to, or lie n s ]30 ft. of Lot fi, Block 18, Chapman & week for eight coiutccuUye weeks In dltlon. Owner Unknown. ' ]* 'TTpon application the - City Sollcl Ttickor’ s Addition. the Banford llemld, a newspaper uubTo the Defendant Owner Unknown tor, it Is hereby ordered than on or be- upon real estatu situate In tho City of It Is further ordered that this order llshed lu tho City of Saufurd la Or•U appearing from the affidavit of the fore the August Rule day next, being Sonford, and described In the hill ns be published In the Sanford Herald, s ango County, Florida. City Solicitor o f the City o f Sanford August 2, A. D., 1909, In said court, Lot 4, Block 10, Tier A. It Is further ordered that this order newspaper published In enld City, once Witness my hand and the seal of herein filed that b«'b elieves that you you appear to and answer tho b llljlled be published In the Sanford Herald, « ] a week for eight consecutive w c e k s l-said “ '-* circuit -■— -•* coijrt .this .. >-• ¿4th day uf are a non-resident of the State o f Flor- and set forth the nature, hf your res­ I Juno, A. D., 1909. r 1 ide, and that your residence la un- pectlvo Interests In, right to, or Hens newspaper published In said City, once |prior to Bald rule day. Witness my hood and seal o f the I ( 8n w ,o n, known, end that there Is no person In upon real estate situate la the City oil a week for four consecutive weeks „ „ «• M. HOHINSON. *o Uaid circuit court thjs 24th day of | Clerk Circuit Court, Orange Comity. this State the service of a subpoena Sanford, and described la the bill ns prior to said rule dny. • Witness my hand and seal of thu June, A. D., 1909. '• . 46-8. upon whom would bind you, and that West 1-2 o f Lot 2, Block 10, Tier C. B. M. ROBINSON, your age Is over thTe ago o f '21 years. Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. aald circuit, court this 24th day of |(Seal.) Clerk Circuit Court, Orange Couuty. It Is tboreforo ordered that you do It I* further ordered that-this, order June, A. D., 1909. . Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien B. M. ROBINSON, 4C-8. appear In thl* court to the bill herein bo published In tho Sanford Herald, a (Seal.) In tlio Circuit Court of the 7lh Judicial Clerk Circuit Court, Orango County. I filed, upon Monday, September Gth, A. newspaper published In Bald City, onco Circuit of the State of Florida, for Or4C U I * D., 1909. a week for four coneecutlvo weeks I Bill In Chancery-to Enforce Tax Lien. nngo county. ln tho Circu|t Court 0f t],e 7th Judicial City of Sanford vs. I. R Wim™.« It Is further ordered that this order prior U* said rule day. of publication bo published one« a Witness my bond and seal o f the BUI In Chancery, to Enforce Tax Lien. Circuit nf aintn.nf ^ ' ‘ rld^rfo SToaut,-1.- it. AVtHi-imsT -week for eight consocutlvo weeks In |»aid circuit court this 24I11 l,ar nf In-thc'-t.Mrcntt'Courr of Ilio TthTmUclaTJ * unge County. It appearing from, the affidavit uf the ■the Sanford" I tern Id" n newnpapor pub j Tune, ~A. U., 1909. Circuit of thb State of Florida, for Or City of ‘Sanford vs. Lots 3 & 4, Block] City Solicitor of the City of Saufurd lUhed-tn-the-'Ctty -nf- Sanford, In Or­ (Seal.) B. M. ROBINSON, ango County. 2, Tier 11( Owner Unknown, and . herein filed thnt h<> believes that you Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. City o f Sanford vb. W. P. Clark Estate, To All Whom It May Concern: ange County, Florida. are a non-resident of the State (jf.Flur• 46-4. Wltneaa my hand and the Beal of Lowls Roberts, A gt„ and Upon application of the City Solici­ Ida, and thin your residence |? un­ said circuit court this 24th day of To AH Whom It May Concern':. ___ __ tor, It Is hereby ordered than un or he- known, ivnd that there Is ___ no person In Jnuo, A. D., 1909. Upon application o f the City Solici­ fore the September ruledny next, being |this S|nto the service BUI in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. (Seal.) B. M. ROBINSON, lu the Clroult Court o f the 7th Judicial tor, It Is hereby ordered than on or be­ September 0. A. U., 1909, In wild-■court,-j upon whom Would bind you. ai.d that Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. Circuit o f tho State o f Florida, for Or> fore the August Rule day .next, being_ .you appear found atmwer the hill filed your age Is over the age of 21 yean. By M- 1. Halt, Deputy.CUtrk, August 2, A. D „..1999,.I n ’ said court, and set forth the nature of your roaft 1« therefore onh-nsl ihM you dj a«.* ango County;— answerthe hill filed |H>ctive Interests In, right to, or Hensappear lu this court-to tin- bill herein I City o f Sanford va. Flora Turour, Ad- you ai)iM>ar to and mlnistratrlx and 8. W. J-4 of lx>t 3, and set forth the nature *»f your res*|ti|>o;i real estate situate In the City of filed, upon Mtsidny, Sepii-inhi-r Cih, A. pectlvo Interests In, right to. or lléiis Hnnfof(T, ami described lu the bill a« 1)., 1909. Block 10, Tier Q, and Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. upon <real estate in the City of l*ils 3 and I, lllock 2, Tier IT. ** It Is further ordered Unit Mils order |To All Whom U May Ooncorn: In the ClrculLCourt of tho 7th Judicial Sanford, and described In tho bill us Upon application of tha City Solici­ : publication he published .»are a Circuit of tho Stato of Florida, fpr Or­ he published In the Sanford Herald, a week for elgiit consecutive week» in" tor, It Ib hereby ordered than on or be­ NE1-4 of Block 8, T ier 12. ange county. « It Is further ordered that this order newspaper published lu said City, once City of Sauford vb. Lots3 & 4, Block fore the August Rule day next, being he published In the Sanford Herald, u a week for eight consecutive weeks |the Sanford llerald, n aewapuper pub- • August 2, A. D„ 1909, In suld court, llslied In the City of Sauford. la (ir7, Tier 1, Owner Unknown. newspaper published In Bald City, once prior to Bald rille day. ango County, Florida. To the defendant OyHier Unknown: you up]>ear to and answer the bill filed week for four consecutivo weeks Wltnoss ray hand and Boat of the' Witness my linnd and the seal of It appearing from thu affidavit of the and set forth the nature of your res­ prior to sold rule tkiy wild circuit court this .24th duy of |said circuit court this 241h day of pectivo InforeBtB in, right to, or Hens City Solicitor o f the City o f Sanford Witness my hiuid and seal o f )he|june, A. D„ 1909. Juno, A. I)., 19U9. herein filed thnt ho believes that you upon real estate sltuatu In the City of nald circuit court this 24th day oí (Segl.) 11. M. ROBINSON, (Seal.) H. M. ROBINSON. are a non-resident of tho State of Flor­ Sunford. and described In the bill as June, A. D., 1909. lv -, | Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. Clerk Circuit Court, Orange Couniy. ida, and that your residence I# un­ 8. W. 1-4 o f Lot 3, Block 10. Tier C. (Seal.) B. M. ROBINSON, ■ ** ^0.8 - - • • ‘________ _________ 46 8. _ known,' and that there I b no person lu Tt I» further ordered that this order Clerk Circuit Court, Orango Couuty.] , * » „ . « this State tlio service of a subpoena Îî®J “ Î ' 8 1 1 | .8,^n f o ¿ í f rald' n MU, newspaper published In »aid City, once \i|x>n whom would hind you. Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien, Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien, for -Diur-oonBecutiTo ^Weeks' It Is therefore ordered thaL_yim-^lo| In the Circuit Court 0t the 7th Judicial In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial to sold rule day. appear In Ui Ib court to tho bill herein Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax-Lien. Circuit o f the State of Florida, for Or-1 Circuit of the State lit Florida, for Or­ Witness my hnnd JJ“ and o fI in® thu filed, upon Monday, fieptemhor ttUi, 0 - “seal * 1 -O ango County. In the Circuit Court of tho 7th Judicial ... an................ go county. u 29Q9. . l| w ltT ‘Olrcult court thl* 24th day of Circuit of the State o f Florida, for Or-|CJty of Sanford vs. I. n. Williams, and I cTty'of Sanford vs. M Hi-uton. h is further ordered that this order .A - D | 1909 n M ,,n n IV Qr .M ango County. To All Whom It May (V.ncorrt: I To tho defondant. M Heaton. o . B. M. RO BINSO N, off ntihllcatlon publication be be nubltslifxl published once once a a City o f 8apford vs. 40x80.ft. In S. E. Upon application of tho City Solici-] R appearing from the affidavit nf tbe Clerk Circuit,Court, Orange County. week for eight consecutive weeks in Corner o f Lot 6. Block 10, Chapman tor, It IS hereby ordered than on or be- c ity Solicitor o f the City of-Sanford 46-4. the Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub & Tuckor’B Addition, Ownor Un­ foro tho September rule^day next, being herein Bled-Uist 4i,- hellevra Hint ma Halted in the City of Sanford, In Or­ known. a n d - ------ ^--------- *------- - Septombur 6, A. D., 1909, lu txild court,] uro a non-resldeut ot the State of Flatan ge.County.JITfirlda------------— you nppeur to and answer tho bill filed Ida, and that your residence le *onBillTiTCtiancery to Enforce Tax Lien. To All 'Whom It May Ooncern; Witness my hand and the seal of In tho ClrculfCourt of the 7th Judicial Upon application of Mie City SoHd- and wjt forili tlio nature o f „your res-1..... .......... .. that tlioro ....... ..1h ................. known, iuid no )H»rBoo Id anId circuit court this 24th day of Circuit of the Stato of Florida, fo r Or- tor, It Is hereby ordered than tui or he- hn-ctlve Interests In, right to,’ or Hena|thlg^^ Stato Rlie'*servIce oVu siibtiobni June, A. D., 1009. - ango County. fore tho September rule day next. be|ug upon real cHtgte Bltuate lu the City of upon whom would hind you and that (Seal.) B. M. ROBINSON, City o f Sanford va, Mary Evahs and September 6, A. D„ 1909, In told court, Sanford, and described In tho hill ns your age is over the age of 21 yean, Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. T. II. Coon, and you appear to and answer thu hill filed Tot 12, Block C, Tier 2. , '. It 1» therefore ordered that you do Hart, ■Deputy Clork. By .-M p lr----To All Whom It May Concern: and Bet forth the nature of your resIt Is fiirthor ordered that this order appear In this court to the hill herein 40-8. Upon application of the City Solici­ pociive Interests In, right to, or Hens]ho published In the Sanford Herald, n I filed, upon Monday September Gth, A. tor, It la hereby ordored than on or be­ upon ireal eirtate sltuato In tho City of newspaper published In said City, once D., 1909. it Ih further ordered thnt thlp order fore the August Rulo day next, being Sanford, and deacrll>ed la the bill as a week for eight consecutive weeks Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien, August 2, A. D., 1909, la said oourt, 40x80 ft. In S. E. Corner o f Lo| C.| prior to said-rule day. I or publlcatlou be p u b llX d once a la th e ClrculfCourt of tho 7th Judicial lUjess my hand and seal o f the |week for eight consecutive weeks In «1 o .—. . ™ , , . „ , you appear to and onRWer tho hill filed Block 16, chapman &-Tuoker’B Addi­ C lrculfof Uio Stato of Florida, for Or- an(j ¡„.j forth the nature o f your res- tion to the City of Sanford, Owner Un­ said circuit court this 24th day o f the Sanford Horald, a newspaper pubango rCouiity. June, A. D,, 1909. ‘" ' " ,v pectlvo Interests In, right to, or UenB known. Usile»! Ih tho City of Sanford, In Or City o f Banford vs, J. K. Lee, and It Is further ordered'that this order (Seal.) B. M. ROBINSON. ui>on real estate situate In the City of auge County, Florida. To A1I Whom It May Ooncorn: Clork Circuit Court, Orange County. Sanford, and described in the hill as bo published In the Sanford Herald, a Witness niy han(l and thè seal of Upon application of the City Solici­ Lot 3, Block 16, Chapman A. Tucker's newspaper published In sold City, once sald Circuit oourt thls 24th Jay uf V -** tor, It Is hereby ordored than on or be­ Addition to tho City of 'Sanford. a week for eight consecutive weeks June, A. I)., 191*9. fore the August Rule day next, being . Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. prior to Bald rule day. (Seal-.) II. M. ROBINSON. • AugUBt .2, A. D„ ,1909, In said court, Witness my hand and seal of tho Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Uen. , Clérk Circuit Court, Orango County. It la further ordered that this order you appear to and answer-the bill filed bo published in the Sanford Horald, fl said circuit oourt this 24th day of 11,0 . d ro,Ht Court of tho 7th Judicial . 468. and eet forth the nature o f your res­ newspaper pubUshed in said City, once June, A. D., 190J; * Circuit of the State of Florida, for Qrpective Interests ln, right to, or llena a week for four consecutive weeks (SeaL) ' B. M. ROBINSON. County. upon real estate aituato In tho City oil prior to said rulo day, Clerk ClrculRCiJlirt, Orange Couniy. I o f Sanford vs. M. Heaton, and Ih.th* Circuit Court o f the 7lh Judicial Sanford, and described la the bill as| Wltneaa my hand and seal of the To All Whom It May Ooncern; . . .46-8. ------------------Lot 3, Block 6, T ier 2. V I Upon application o f the Clty_SolU»iJ o f thclUwk* eJ 'P m n n i Wld circuit court this 24th day of it U further ordered that this order June. A. D.,, 1909. i»ua. I u .»v ^ nr Orange County bo published In the Sanford Herald, a jemr---r'ftW-'R&fiTX S& tf' ‘ ,‘*^7il-CftafiCery to 'Enforce Tax Lien, ^ r e tho Soptombor rulo day next, being City of Sanford v Uj|1, ^ lorator» • newspaper jmMfah(vrrn ntM CTtyTaneo * In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial September 6, A. D., 1909. In Mid court, L „ -J * 1 Tax Urn Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. n ir o i.ll 41.^ a * « s „ a I Will DlilUiUn 4ia «.a -*________ tl... 1...« ■«-rV l g “ 1 o ’ weel( . ft«r four consecutive weeks Circuit o f th«,Statu of Florida, for OrwJJtofi OPI*ear to and answer the hill fllëd To i L ^ í í f d « nt. fe. h Coirm.n " : X - j- q . firlor to sold ruje day. ango County. I and set forth the nature of your res-1 It appoaHU fra^tHe aSdavlt of ibe LTiy SJto ^ Witness ray hand and Veal of.th e C l « o f Sunlcrt M. C. H < ^ » t r . c . l ; ™ l l - u I n . rluh, aald ctrcult oourt Jbl* .24th day of Bill In Chancery to Enforoo Tax Lion. ^ In tlie c ity Of Florida and that your rcildenrr U iuikaow»i i«4 June, A. D„ 1909. ‘ . In.the circuit Court of the 7th Judicial To AU Whom It IMay Ooncern: I banford; Hind described ln the bill aa I tbiiihereUnoprrwa in thfa (Beal.) B. M. ROBINSON, Circuit.of the State of i3w«Wa, for Or­ Upon application of thb. City Solid | « » d 6, Block 7. TUw 6. W o T r V yw . WOUW ** * Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. ange County. . * ■. tor, It Is horeby ordered than an or be- . It la further ordered ____________ that_________ this, order] _ . .. It I* „Ui^reiurcunicrM iimi youda a^prarlaOH» 46-4. City of Sanford vk Jupiter Lodge Trus­ tore the September rufoday next, being] -In-thirflanfórd'Herald, tees, iuul September 6, A. D.; 1909, In w ifi court, newspaper publisht-d lu «aid City, once ''¡Tu rgnhVr^rfd tha. thu order To AH Whom It May'Cloncern I p u b iIt „C U U IH V U w«*k W I T , lor U H right T l « , . , oowresdjj ------- ------. you -appear to and aiittwer tho bill filed I a ‘ or oonaecutlve weeks 11* pybiujied ww* a Bill In Chancory to Enforoa Tax Lien, . ...aka fit Ttm Sanford lie-raid, n mwip-iprf ahd aet forth tlio nature o f your res- 1*,r*°r to aald rulo day. In U .. Circuit Court „1 th . 7U, JudIcW I u . ^ U T r X ' o r t u “/ ^ . . ' ^ llthad In the City at Sanfurd. In Oraux* W* * 1 pective Interests In, right to, or HenB Witness my hwtd and seal ot the Flòrida. ... ^ . . u » , « , 8uu° oi Fii,r" 1“ ' ,ur ° s bciii upon real estate situate In the City of 1,0,11 circuit court tills 24th day of Wltncw tny band and the teal oftakteundt I oourt thlt 2nd day of Julyt A. D . IU 0B . c ir t nf Snnfora va a Unas'¿itd August.‘2, A. D., 1909, In said oourt 8anford, and descilhed lu the bill na Jl,n°. A - D., 1909. JtXALj H. M. Hotantx. T o AHf W hom ft i5’a ? 'rin n i;n “ d you « P W to end answer the bill filed Lot 10, Block 4, Tier 11. “ ( 8eal.) B. M. ROIIINSON, _ ____________ _________ 47-8 Clerk Circuit Court. Oran« UuatrUpon application o f .tho City Solid^ U r a S i t M ^ ^ n ^ r t g i b t ^ ^ l i ^ I beUm!l¡híí|era0r¿",t d í,h ftA tÍÍU °lrdor Glerk C,rCUU CoUrt< 0ran*° .7 ~ ~ I iniercsia in, ngnt to, or llena be puhliahed In the Sanford Herald, a I 46-8. |. _. , ..j. tor. It la hereby ordored than on or b * I Ii. ^ 0'.*Len. ! up0Q rûAl M U to • lUttU* tu the City of x te w s ^ .p u b lfo h e d In MW City, once ............... ,n^ e C*rcu,t C o u f^ o M lie 7tl* for© tho August Rulo 3d In Ì 2 ? M u ff ?'mford' described ln the bill as a week for eight oousocutlve weeks L . . . ,n r . VVV ' .. ........... ..................... . far August 2, A. D., 1909, ». Block 7, T ier A. prior to said rule day. . r !, n J?, ane*!7 to Enf»rce Tax Lien, ---~ |,h» .rirrii» fhnri wf *iw gtii JudiLtgH-,. # Witness rcu ltof the 8tato of Florida, for 0| LC. u' Sanfnrd 1 mil !■ riaa|M* lagknW day of I U rn a n «« <HH,ray.----------------- U i~ r s : lVc^cmxnl Tax; Uen CUT. once To the defendant Owner Unknòwn: I And To All Whom It May Cancern: la week .fiar-lour consecutive weeks (Seal.) ' b . M. ROBINSON, Upon application of the City ----Solicitor, it U b ejjj Sanford, and (Icscrtirad to the bll - lOfth I prior to said rule day. Clerk, C|heult Court, Orange County, City o f Sanford va. M. C. Hedengron. ordered thaj berK«X*g that un on or before tto_Sapuw th« SipttialxrKuX Fraction 1-6 o f L ot 1. Block 10, ' WltnoM my hbnd and seal o f the t, lielnx September flth. A. !>. fo T 6 tho defendant M. C. Hendengren: 4WL C, and NWl-4 o f L o t 3, Bl.ock 10, u ld circuit court this 24th day o f war to and amwer th« tilll tile I d »nJ g ÌL a£ W n* U'® affidavit of th¿ r ^ K e anature r a rof ^yuor f ^ rrt U ' Ä fo S  ,]* Tier 0. June, A. D., 1909. Bill In C h.ne.rv * . F T ---I f 1» - » » « ' ‘ » f •>'________ t i r 6 l o " 5o^^ ’ ' ¿or ¿ 1Hem ^ Iupon iBK real W J ffS S S ¿ » K j { It ta further ordered that thlj order] (g eai.) B M ROBINSON Bill Jn Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien, herein filed that ho believe* that^^ you f F*7*CJ“i? 1 d«*crtb«l in the guj at t » * ^ Judicial I are a non-resident*^ the^Stato1o f V l o ^ ' Wock 7 s i J X x w i d M c K c J ‘ o o u ^ r s , , . «w < ■ « 1 ¡ a - ¿ r s r z z . Z i Z Z ' - u Z .i a week for four consecutive weeks I \ ango County. known, ond that there la no neraon In *eideltr,ixx)eaweelifor«i(l»i cuntcc#ii* prior to aald rule day. Wltxraas my hand and seal ot the] Bill In Chancery to EnforcwiTax Lie*. C Block 7 % fford lT ,b i ° U n w* , 5' K ai £ the ®®rvloe o fa .K h p o e n a Pr^ t i ^ n ^ ' « x l ^ o f t b . « « ^ " ™ 1[ T lw Owner Unknown, upon whom would bind you, and thnt « w t tbit 2nd da* of Jui». A. P isos-__ ß M circuit court tíilf »4t$ day o l la the ClrjMilt Court o f the 7th Judicial ----B M Hi»**** LEGAL ADVERTISING Juno, A. D., 1909. B. M. ROBINSON, Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Uen. |(Seal.) » * m *■ . - w Mf'VU »? M «-ÍL o- v.m.'v'vgr JMl “ A rus .. ¿¿lie. . . your age U over the age. of 21 yport.I .*-»•t—• •-¿¿Si... ». 1 ^ awk( » »Otwd* M «-«*i Circuit Cuufl, CooW- , �THE SAftFÔRD MÍRALO VOICE Of THE- PEOPLE realize It. 1 wish to go on record now. begging-evefy farmer TO cohnecjt himself diisl as Scores of Sanford People . l e t t e r s arid communications on with some one or another of the market­ ing agencies here, in order that we can. Va rlQUS-Thnely To pic s. get better distribution, and not glut any Waiting doesn’t pay. one market. It is our salvation. If you neglect the aching back. COÜJIHN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE I wish to warn tliosc who are contem­ Urinary troubles, diabetes, surely plating large crops, on small capital, to follow. Doan's Kidney Pills relieve backdiversify yourcrops. Don't overcrop your­ In m u Department will be round the self. Raise whnt you can look alter as it * views, Opinions and Comments should l*c safely, ’ Raise • fine stuff ami — Sanford onirem rndorsr th tn f —- Of prnctteal W riters not so much inferior niufT that Is only At .Mrs \V. It. Pell, Third St.. S:uii>*r<l, for overloading the market, or hurting Fla., says: “ I am pleased to recom­ mend Doan's Kidney Pills in return About The Citrus Exchange those that are striving to kr«»p nt the top. for the good they did me. I suflcrcd To the Editor ol Ttte llerskl: Wo havo the I)neat lands in the world from ' backache a great deal and at The citizens of Lucky Sanford do not to grow uImual_*myihliig-thoi-is (it to time*—was —so- Intnc-I—could—Entirety; seeimtrlinTethe'emtraiiiiMH Ifilhifoignh- grow, so don't let if be said that for lack turn in bed and it was difficult for me Jration of tlic Florida Citrus Exchange nn of a little horse sense, that tiny of us to dress myself. Whenever I stooped, sharp pains darted through my body, Is slvown In nil other sections of South should full to realize what rightful­ especially in my kidneys. I also Had Florida which can hardly be expected ns ly boltings to us. The Union is strong­ sonuytrouble SomcMtrouble with too frequent B » ! , that section of Orange county was harder er than It cvar~w» ^ ■■notwlthgtMïmfâi •>(' hit In the disaster of n few years, ngo was p red ic ted that it would go like others I had use« severar remedies with only slight benefit, I heard o f D nanVKhJ1 whan the orange Industry throughout, that |to-pleccsj^f'^see'nd'feoson why-truck ney Pills and procured a box. They section was nearly destroyed, but that, growers can’t organize ns well as any brought me the desired relief and 1 should not cause them to hold aloof from j |other class of people; they certainly ncec am now able to rest well, am freejrojii supporting-(he-organisation- that will not] protection even more than any other class pailf a m t'MmEngTs amPTecl Letter in every wn only benefit (tie fruit growers of the state of producers, in that what we depend on For sale by all dealers Price So but will benefit every other Industry and is nt a rule luxuries and not necessities* cent». T Buffalo, Foster-Milburn Co................ every individual in the state, the mer- This being the case does it not stand to New York, sole agents for the United chant, the mechanic, those of every pro­ reason that wc need to putlt within reach States. P la n s, S p ec ifica tio n s and * E stim a tes * F u rn ish ed Remember the name— Doan’ s—and fession, and especially -the real estate of the trade that demands our kind of on A p p lic a tio n s agent, for the revival of the fruit Industry produccT There ore some important things placed on a profitable basis will be the that we should not overlook, but think of best advertisement and will bring more while we dig ditches and roots and sweat permanent settlers to the state than nny atflxiifg seed beds. etc. other inode of advertisement that can be K. R. Murfelu • conceived of: When the home seekers President Sanford Celery Union. 113 First Street Opp. Postoffice who visit this state, so admirably adapted by climatic conditions to fruit culture— the most alluring industry In the world— and find a protection to the Industry, they are captured at once and become citizens B lä ir ä w ■ M a io of this favored country and climate, not fannied on eufllU O r-couisi\~the new comillions will antagonize.dishonest vlpu» wlio have grown rich through their dis­ honest dealings with the fruit growers ami now realize that they have killed the Red Currant Jelly Is one of the most goose that laid the golden eggs for tiieUI. popular kinds o f Beech-Nut Conserves They must take their medicine now as that we sell. It has a |delicious , ( L ___ flavor, the result. The organization of the Citrus old building used lust term. In seeking and U Just right to serve with a roast of Exchange will be the channel through your own plensure, In encouraging ath­ meat. Each Conserve of which many thousands of hard earned letic s|orts; do not forget your duty to Beech-Nut Brand dullnrs will he returned to the Industrious the helpless children In your midst. By fruit growers which will be put in circula­ your Interest, enthusiasm and support, is made of the best fruit and pure sugar only, and includes Cherry, Cranberry tion among every class of peoplo residing encourngn and help tlfoso who have the Quince, Raspberry, Strawberry. Pine­ In tho state, Instead of lining the pockets matter in charge and whose duty It Is to apple, Peach, Grape Jelly and Jam. Grape of thieves and robbers -os hns ;been the meet this emergency arising from our in­ Fruit Marmalade, and other fruits. W e d on ’ t h a ve to a d v e rtis e ch ea p lands. Better make a selection from nbove rase for the |iait several years. I have adequate school building. and send your urder to If tho r'llznns of Sanford, men, women T h e pu rch aser h ere sa ves m o re p er»a cre had faith fur aonio time that the formers and fruit growers must see the advan­ and children, were ns united In their in­ a n n u a lly in freigh ts than he sa ves on th e tages of on organization, hut conditions terest nnd enthusinsm on the Hiihject of p u rch ase p fic e elsew h ere. . See; ta b le o f have brought it about much sooner than mental culture and character-building as SANFORD. FLORIDA I expected to see It, and now ns things thky are about bnee'hnll n glorious- era fre ig h t ra tes in -o u r-b o o k le r^ :r~ :T are coming our way nod. the possibilities cuukLsoou-dawit foe us. -A n d —if—they of this nibet wonderful stole urc rapidly were us jealous in trylngto aid the cause becoming- better known to the people of of education, in providing , the buildings the United States nnd the world at large. nnd means far, training the minds and JEW ELER It is not too much to ex|>cct that the pop­ u|>butlding the characters of the children, MY SPECIALTIES ulation of this favored State of Floridu of Sunford as they nre i(i securing experts will be nearly if not quite doubled within for the base hall team It would not Iks Pickard's Hand-Pointed Chinn Gorham’s Sterling Silver the next ten years. It is the united effort many decades before V c should have n Rogers! Plated .War» — T-------of the present population thut will accom­ ruce of intellectual giants, ns the minds ‘ Elgin and Waltham Watches plish this great work, that will Induce' and hearts of children nre so responsive to love, cure and training, tljat the results settlers to abandon the old trnil In the land of disasters, blizzards, floods and In the future will amply Vejwy every ef­ ALL GOODS GUARANTEED many other disagreeable and unhealthy fort nmde,iii their behalf now. A Mother, conditions, nud make their future homes Tor Good Average Prices and Quick Returns Ship to iu this most delightful climate on God's CAN SUPPLY CUT FLOWERS great earth and where man can feel that life is worth living aiid comfort and Imp-1 Sanford People Do Not Need To Send piness relgts supreme, — N. 11. Foot. Out or City Altamonte Springs, Fla., There wus a period In the history of July 26th, 1009. Sanford when It was difficult to obtain cut flowers for different occasions nnd or­ ders for flowers were all sent to oiit of Southwest Corner Washington and ChnnrtJcrs Streets town Caterers. Recognizing the need of n ROOM 20 good business of this kind In Sanford, ; * N E W Y O R K C IT Y Upstnirs, P ic o B lock L. H, Temple several montila ngo become the agent for one of the large city florists REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank o f New York City, o r any Commercial Agency and is now prepared to furnish cut flowers ond to Hundreds o f Shippers who oro shipping tojHieiu rpgiilur + Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. rn and plants on short notice. He is also and nutting out some choice roses and otlier Saturdays 4 to 9p. m. 'flowers at his residence oji Oak avqnue Í and can furnish plants to any one desir­ ing them. Mr. Temple will embark In the J S t r a n g e r s W e i c o m o ¡; business upon a lurge scale In tbe early full and can supply the people of Sa afoni %+ * -H* 4 - *<■<•■>*Î ♦+*<■+•*•+♦+♦* F IR S T C L A S S C R A T E M A T E R I A L S , S an ford , F la with anything in tills line. Just now he has some real good snaps In plants and slirubs and this is the time to plant them. 5 *» *•t i -V J1^ Mij <te) Lan tf ■ .1 V ..- •mtWfl Repair Work Promptly Done W e deal in-Celery Farms and Farm Lands and we are the largest owners of Town Lots P. McCULLER Henry McLaulin H O LD EN R E A L E S TA TE COM PANY, * SANFORD Sanford Library FLORIDA JOHN V. DENTON & CO. . fcCHANTS Fruit and Produce t i. R. CALHOUN- n / S T Michigan Celery Is Ppor ' Philadelphia, July 22.—Aar for ns the local market is concerned Michigan celery is proving n poor sale. Fancy stock would sell well at 25 to 35c u bunch were there any here, hut what is offered is poor. It lacks the quality that celery has to have to move during the hot months and buy­ ers at this time of year do not take It »ugge« that we get together áfonceand readily. üke the matter before the Interstate Com Although receipts of York state celery merce Commission- ns this will meyn l athe« lili* el Issi wwhi light unt ,nui,y thousand dullurs to gruwexe of this 'ttnunanUy. 1 wish to call the attention of our people to 50c a bunch. The quality Is only fair, to the recent organizations of the citrus but better than the Michigan. From best Smwcni throughout the state, though late reports from the well posted dealers the hi awakening to the actual necessity of movement, from Yofk state will be light organizing the growers on a sane business untQ about the first of August.—New York Principle, they have at last taken a step in Packer. •> ■, • L the right direction, which if carried out will • Gas and Electric Fixtures OnAc citrus growing once more profitable We carry the combination fixtures, also sod pleasant. a full line of gas fixtures, brackets, etc. as a more truthful aaytng Gas stoves add 12 7 ® , v •v i stand, divided we fall," Sanford _ Machine s Foundry Works Peoples Bank of C ap ital « 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 O pened Repairing A ll Kinds of Machine Sanford for bu sin ess in 1906. A c c o u n ts o f N ow h a n d les ñ n d T rñ m ed im fi'*V l0lh lt y DEALERS IN - ■- «L» ■ Automobiles and Gas Engines Office ami works 214 Oak Avenue 'Plume 130 SANFORD, FLORIDA ‘ ‘Tote fa ir w ith both frie n d and foa, Oft yo u r o w n llttlo rig h ts forego; It P a y s.*' v D E P O S IT S M. M. SMITH, I President IN S U R E D A G A IN S T LO SS R. STEYENS, a S. DERRY. " ‘ H. E. TOLAR Vice-President Cashier Ass't Cashldr -------r n n i i i t i i m n u u n 1 2 1tvj HR 5 i f 1 t k f j I i i l 1E j 7, * [ 1 11 H1 ------ * ---------- » • > : \ J Î J ; �ne: J»IV 30, lao;, BUILDINO A GREATER SANFORD Florida la probably the fastest growing state in the symposium of sister states that unit* in making America the great­ est country on the globe. Many years ago the stream of homcsrekers and Prospectors was diverted toWShI Florida and the state bade fair to eclipse all others In prosperity and wealth. The freeze that killed the orange trees killed the hopes and ambitions of mony good cltixens. Numbers moved out of the state but those of staunch heart and an abiding fakti in Florida stayed here and buUdedaneirupon the ruins wrought by the great calamity. In this Bcctlon, one o fth e grentewln~thB^brunge“ bel{T tKe people quickly demonstrated that there were riches to be obtained from the soil other than oranges and from a small be­ ginning the raising qf vegetables was fos­ tered until today Sanfonl section is the greatest in the United States. The stories of wealth to be derived from the great sub-irrigated district lias permeated ev­ ery nook and comer of the civilized work and the rapid Increase in population has naturally forced Sanford to the front ns one of the leading cities of the State. Being a city already built at the time of the freeze Sanford nt the prese/U time does not strike the* visitor os a boom city, the growth in the past few years being slow but suco andiu thc-buginos* district but few buildings being erected. tr 1 The promoter* of the Prosper Colony evl dently thought they were good and em­ bodied them In a pamphlet deacriptlve of their lands. ___ ■. • They bad no authority to use th e « statements, and especially when no men­ tion was made of the fact that these large crûpa had been made at Sanford. While the pamphlet does not state that these gentlemen reside at Taft, the Impression is given that such crops were raised there and the public Is deceived into believing that at Prosper Colony such crops can be raised, when In fact no such crop* of cel­ ery and lettuce haVe ever been raised in the Prosper Colonytand it Is doubtful if n flowing well can be obtained on any of this land. If the promoters of Prosper Colony have such a good proposition as their clainiB aet forth it would not beneceaaary tode» eelve the purchaser Into the belief that these Sanford growers lived near Taft, and If they renlly wished to quote the Sanford people. In justice to-the public they should have asserted that these crops were grown at Sanford,. Florida, «nd not at T p ft Several of thp growers whose names were used have written to the pro­ moter regarding this pamphlet and forbid their names being used in any printed .natter of the Prosper Colony. This trad­ ing upon Sanford's reputation cannot re dound to the credit of Prosper Colony, and In time the purchasers of'Florida vegetn bio lands will get wise to the fact that nil Is not gold that glitters, and all lands In Florida arc not vegetable lands. BURR-« INIQUITOUS B ILL Under nn act passed by the last Legis­ lature, which hns Just gone ' into effect, railroads are notifying newspapers with which they have advertising contracts, on tho basis of an exchange of trails porta tion therefor, that such contracts will have to be cancelled, says the Tmupa Tribune. The result will be that the railroads will tfrtudy reduce their ndvartlainfl-lri Fthrirfir papers and the look will fall heaviest on Uie small weekly papers; which cannot obtain such advertising on a cash basis. So far as the larger papers are concern ed, the exchange proposition was merely a matter of convenience but, with (he smaller ones. It will mean s total Iobs of business in this particular. Whenever some smart fellow who hap­ pens to be ejected a member of the Legis­ lature starts in to “ reform" things he generally succeeds in Imposing ah un-. necessary burden on those least able to bear it and thep flutters htmself that he has “done something for the people." This bit of legislation lacked Uie merit of a blow to the free pass evil, because there have been no newspaper free passes iaOh««tqteTor severiit ye&fi. Thesyst which ibis law- Stop* .simply onuae^i railroads to be a bit more liberal in their advertising, because they could pay for the same lit* transportation. Now they will liave to pay cash and Uiey will rc duce their ndVcrUslng, it is believed, fully one-half, ' • The loss falls on the country news|iaper. Which struggles along in an effort to build up its town and county und which, all too frequenUy, finds that it shat toiled only to the refult that some - long-eared jackass goes to the Legislature and exerts himself to (Hit the newspaper out of business.— Pensacola News. ' stone that attracted the new people nat urally grew faster than the city proper and In the rush for celery lands the city property was neglected. Like oil furminj sections, however, the city so situated wfts forced to grow being-backed by a substantial Increase In business of vvery kind. The growers built good homes near each others upon their farms and Uie cel ery delta ere long took on the appearance of a straggling city for miles on either side of Sanford proper. This situation called for transportation facilities and last season Uie Sanford & Everglades Railway Co. was formed of home people who early recognized the fact that a rail road with luterurban features would soon prove a paying venture. The rood will soon be .finished - to Cemeron 'CUlT'aniT - thence to Orlando and Kissimmee am from a small belt line as first proposed is desUned to become one of the best trac tion lines in the south. The steamship “ ■’ companies arc recognizing Stinford as a basing point and a new line will soon be in operation from Savannah to Sanford The progressive citizens arc also on thfr qul»vlve to keep pace with other improve — meats and the city is havingover"three miles of brick streets constructed, factories being built, several wholesale houses are anxious to locate hem and tnke udvan tngis of Uie superior shipping facilities aigl in n few years the city that at one period was pronounced dead will be the livllest The GOOD OLD SUMMER TIME of the live. A new electric ligl^ plant being Install Many people residing in oUier sections • ed promises to give Uie city u better ap­ or the country who have never visiter pearance at night\nnd In every way southern Florida during the summer Sanford is being transformed' us though months are laboring under Uie misappretouched by the linnd of the magician. iension that the weather is insufferably So great haB been the demand for vege­ tlOf and enervating during these months. table lands that there is only u small por­ As a matter of fact noUUng could be fur­ tion left In the hands of. the real estate ther from tlie.truih. Florida is famous as men for sale, nnd-the march for new lands winter resort, but it is Uie deliberate Is getting furUier from the city each opinion of Uioso who remain here through­ month. In time Uie celery delta will be out Uie year Uial by comparison our suma vast network of farms, inhabited by mer ritmnir m ’'gupetlot to our winter prosperous and happy people, and in Uie climate, and that as this fact becomes center of Uiis vast industry will be San generally known the state will become ford, a city of beautiful homes'and thriv­ more famous and popular as a summer ing industries. The good work of improve­ than as a winter resort for tourists and ments must not lag. Every requirement pleasure seeker*. 7 o f •'GreAtfr Sanford must tie met. More It is true Unit we have “ spells"of warm streets and sewers, a larger School build­ weather, but prostrations from eZbessive ing. a better lake front, better buildings, a heat never occur here—as they do by Commercial Club, and numbers of oilier hundreds Uiroughout the summer In many Improvements should lie mnifr nml lei othef-aections of The country. And nearT there t>e ilO d¡sic 11ting voice to retard the y every night is cool euough to insure on work march. Today is opportunity and sound, refreshing sleep. Those who must ■it may never knock ut your door again. ■pend Uie summer in southern Florida do "There Is a tide in the nfTaira of man not deserve Uie pity—but to the contrary which taken at the flood leads on to for­ Uie envy—of the residents of other sec­ tune." tions of the country.—Tampa Times. TRADINO UN SANrOROB REPUTATION Our attenUon was directed to an adver Ugement this week oi Uie Prosiur Colony In tills ,J m U dawn ilfu wars of Suu/onl and their statements*ore used. These growers had all made a success at Sanford, and upon being interviewed on the subject hod giv­ en a Hexaui representaUve Uie facta and 'figprek These same statements were published in T he Hebald early this sea­ son. and excited such favorkble comment that over .two hundred copies uf Uie jrnpdr , were sent to different sections of the North. METTINGER'S P h on e 144 N e x t D oot to P o sto ffice M EN’S P A N A M A HATS, $5.00 TO $9.00 ' , Each 5c purchase entitles you to a vote in the Piano Contest Buy at Mettingcr’a and vote for your society or friend. Those with 500 votes and over 0.1,SCO -Cl;«00- MIm Jen le Smmon . .. P«U| at BiegM*...............I ~ ____A Min /ran ti Tnkach. Congregational Church...., 42.049 30.300 22,541 lC277 0,877 3,839 Kntlht) of Pythla*...... Ilia Ini....... .. ■ - -. • .... M ■"Im Annlr ‘ n ie lli---bel Wood burn........... V MU« Maybel Wrlakn Club........... Store Closes 0 P. M. Except. Saturdays, Every MIm Ada StMUtrenj,'.. . ........ ^ .4 6 4 — 2Æ08 2.042 jam Woodmen of the World................ ...... I. Mm. G. W. Venable......... .................. J. **U02 Uapiltt Sunday School......... ................ 2.142 502 Ml** Lillie Lord, Clyde...... ................. MU* Almena tlrooki............................ ffà ffv ffly rceri'irtïn I F a r TEinployees •„ 174 01B , - 1 In It for the Amerituuv^icople than all Uie golf, crickctnnd pblo'bty'ehed together. It is essentially the sulmocr relaxation of our people here In .Florida and nothing should be permitted to run amuck of Us unalloyed enjoyment. In the case of Sanford and Orlgpdo Uie betting propensities of* certain gentry comes very near the polht of nipturo.. It is far more dangerous than the little rival­ ry between the teams or the towns and if it comes to the point where the rank bet­ ting or the games should cense, we be­ lieve somebody's foot should be put down on the gambling, if Indeed somebody's foot is not also pretty deep in the mire.— Rejwrter-Star. • Drink Bottle» 7 G IN G E R A L E O.R S O D A W A T E R Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent Illness, aid ■‘ .• digestion and give you health < .. The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla The oritele in lost w ffV " Hra*'/1 gording the High School extension was P R A C T IC A L W E L L not intended us a reflection upon the efforts of the local school board. AU of these gentlemen luive labored long and faithfully for«a suitable annex to the High School building only to have their _ s ♦»•* * »_>. ± hopes dashed to the ground by the* veto of Governor Gilchrist. S e c Us Before Placing What Uie Herald wished to convey was that in the lssue of'lMiudn Tor the city a sufficient amount should be voted for the new bulldinfMnd an edifice not only for the present needs but for the future. Our school attendance wns doubled the past school year and at the present In­ DR. C. G. B U T T crease In population Uie ratio will prob­ ably be in like proportion this year. The DENTIST building on Palmetto avenue used inst^ year—for-the—primnry^dcpnrtinent and uflicc: "Hines Iildg. over WoodrpfTs Store smaller pupils is being remodeled and put SANFORD, FI.ORIDA in first class shape for the accommoda­ tion of the younger pupils. The school DR. R. M. MASON board fully olive to the situation Is doing all In their power to take care ofthe large DENTLST attendance Uiis fall nnd. their efforts ate Wclborn Block Pilone 10 to 1« commended. D R IL L E R S Artesian and Deep Wells . ,' . • Y ou r O rders W. E. HOLMES & SON Can Fit you LOOK The point T he HErald takes is that the building o f Uie annex should reccivo Uie attention o f t|ie tax payers and in the is­ sue of bonds should be paramount. Sanford, Florida T- JOHN For Our Store W e h a ve a n tic ip a te d — C . SN EAD ARCHITECT ‘The Sanfonl Herald brags of the cool breezes Uiat come from Lake Monroe. 'Phone 105 113 W. Fini Street The Herald man should acquaint himself S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A with the salt luden zephyrs that come from Uie Gulf, blowing strenuously through Apalachicola’s Whiskas."»-. Apalachicola A. Ci H A R T Times. S U R V E YO R AN D DRAUGHTSM AN Better cut the whiskers from . the face leveling and Crou-Scctlonlng fur Drainage of old Apalach. Whiskers on n town are . \i Specialty not exactly au fait and .the salt breeze s a n F ord. Fl o r i d a getting entangled thereon will make a lad face. AN D EW JOHNSON “ A Sanford man was robbed of fifty dat­ l a t t o r n e y - a t -l a w ura in Jacksonville Inst Saturday night. Crwllcn In Slota and Federal Court*. Will Uiese "Rubes" livinginthe nonhead M .G..T. OulLUu*. — 1 v u u m r of Orange county never leuni to wew-thelr money on Uie inside 0? their shirts when they go to a cityT'—Kissimmee Gaxettc. Good advice train Osceola. Ills « cinch THOMAS EMMET .WILSON ATTORNEY ANI?COUNSELLOR they will never rob any one from Kissim­ AT-LAW mee as it is necessary to Imve money lb Lsle Slate Attorney Seredth Judicial Circuit uf le robbed. "" ■ . Florida Re«ldeqce*. Sanford and Sylvan Lake ' No ball games this week and business* ms been resumed at the same old stand. GEO. A D e Ç O T T E S , ; The fans have been able to sleep again and the horns, bell» and oilier loud noises ATTORNEY anu COUNSELLOR a t LAW have been laid un Uie shelf. . Peace reigns PracUce in State and feders*Courts supreme. *'__________ Weiborn Block' *' * Sanford. Fla There is considerable talk being in­ dulged in by our citizens relative to peti tioning the city council to so extend the DR. W. E. HÔUSHOLDER city limits as to incorporate the suburb of DENTIST ’ Orlando.—Kissimmee Gazette. YOUR N eed s an d Bought Our S tock o f Clothing, <Shoes, ____ i *■*m sni » AND A l l to S u it Y O U and YOUR ^ __ PockeU h ook— S p rin g is op en in g up and you t w ill be co m p elled co m e ou t in a N e w to Outfit W h y n ot le t us supply your needs? Room* 23, 24 and 23, Pfco Bidi. • * 'Phone 141 THE LIMIT "There Is untying imw muti * lbs sm^— S A N F O R D . F [■f tp h i s Two of the railroad commissioners on The funny little flips and the happy litUe l»b« ririflnilir swrt Banfix dr ■a-visU to T-ampa wr it1 lik'tKT to walk ............................... H u t.n on e o fth e.G o od a u n d er. d* Abe from lbe_ depot Jq their buUU. Too bad F. O. E.'CELERY CITY AERIE. 1853 m ITs * who run Uie newspaper end of die y could not be made to walk from ou r r o o f a re O LD , and much Meets Tuesday nlgbu. at 8 o'clock, at the business am1 the natural little rivalry 1 ainpa to Tallahassee. the hall In the Stone-Govr building, on N E W an d up-to-date between the boys who toss Uie ball and First sueet swing the willow ore all well enough and Two girl bandit* held up membersjof no particular barm done. But some sort the Glldden Tour near Denver and robbed We don't charge anything for a look of quietus should be put upon the open them. The price of aqtos will now be SANFORD LODGE, No. 27,1.0.0. F. Come and "Investigate before and dangerous betting Indulged in Uie raised. Meet* every Monday night at 7:30 in Ma­ buying elsewhere game because of lL sonic Hall. Visiting brethren are cor­ The game is a noble sport There Is Tite Sanford Traction Ca build a dially lnvlt«j1uj cr U,B more real sport, excitement and pleasure road to Orlando. { ■"¿WJ*-»* • L a te s t sty les L a d ie s ’ D utch C ollars L a d ie s ’ W h ite and F a n cy Parasols, redu ced from $ 3 and $1.50 to 99c N e w L o t M en ’s P a n ts, $1 to $5.00 r R u bber Coats, S lick ers, U m b rella s ir . 1ÀÌÈtÈL.W: ' rvit. Secretary. fta& s fc & g KiCygfatSy.dk ■*&, 3 1 . i i. �,‘ i - - — ’J -'b J» AJL’-.«a• a •' *■ ViV'.Mi- . ,’■*■**? • ■ • »•••''Hirt jasW.?^fvT' te»-. 30. 1909 > ÎIIE SANFORD HERALD IN AND ABOUT THE CITY Men’s Panama hats, at Mettlnger’s. Table« from 80 cents upward at Miller ____ Twenty-one meals-at Stumon's for $4. &. Son. Little Happenlngs^-Mentlon of Matters In Brief. PCRS0NA1 ITEMS OF INTEREST %1 A-gdodTprlng ani.90." at Miller & Son. R. L. McKenzie, the fertilizer man is In N. O. Garner has returned from a pleas­ the city this week. ant visit to Dade City. Hammocks from $1.20 up. at Miller A Son. Latest styles in Dutch collars, nt Mettinger’s. Mrs. John V. Denton and family have returned from n visit to New York and Let The Herald fojlow you on your sum­ points in the east. mer trip. N. P. Yowell & Co ;. jvj With the different traction lines and steamship lines contemplated for Sanford cheaper rates are certainly assured. Go-Fly keeps flies off horses and cattle. First-class harness and saddle repairing’ 25c and 50c. At all drug stores. 44-10 at Dick! ns' stables. 40-tf C. M. UrodwnltT of thé Painter Fertilizer Among the prominent Orlando people Co. was in the city on business thisweek. in the city were State Attorney Jones Heart pine posts, by hundred or carload. and Carl Rubibaon. court-Stenographer.— 4 0 -p ------ O.G; WOOtcolL Oviedo, Flo.;'" Thlrty per cent discount on all wool art Mrs. Frank Miller and daughter are squares at Miller A Son. spending several weeks at Daytona Beach F. E. McCall has returned to Sanford Complete line ladies' underwent at after a week of surf bathing and n pleas­ Mettingcr’s. ant visit to his brotherwr Tbryftmh'BPftfir. Mrs. I. B. Williams and Miss Sndie Built by the Pope Contracting Co. sufWilliams nre spending the -martmtr ttt rtc'gühran tee. 42tf Gudsen Tenn, Paul-Weaver says-It docs not puy to Miller St- Sou. suva lha buyers money. originate Ideas ana leim & Otherguy reap No high-priced solicitors to pay. the benefit. , ’ .. Dr. apc| Mrs. T. A. Ncwlun und family Don't make u mistake and buy licfore have relumed from n two weeks' visit to pricing nt Miller A Son. JDuyiomi Beuch. The Sanford Grocery Co., has a tome A good family horse for sale nt a bar­ rooster that is a pet around the store gain. N. H. Garner. 4Q He is now sporting a “Lucky Sanford" Buy Henry Clay Flour of W. W. Long. ribbon around his neck, The best on earth. M. M. Smith has 1,000 acres of celery Who handles the Best Goods Dr. J. T. Denton rcturnedon Wednesday Summary or the Floating Small Talk from a visit to polnu ln Mississippi. Succinctly Arranicd fo r Hur­ ried Herald Readers. Wade, the tuner. Orlando. The Hehaui’s 'phone is No. 148 Have you read Stetson Law Bulletin! America alnrm clocks for Jf5cLat_jLer. nnld’s. Send for Bulletin Stetson College of Law, DeLand, Fla E, Hy Palmer has returned froma vwek . spent In Jacksonville. - When you have an item ok new« cnll phone No. 148. Keep y o w -e y e on-H ill's Orocery~for Georgia peocKeir Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Morse of Lane Park spent Wednesday In the city. ... .w«de m u W Write him at Ó rln rid a ^ ** J.o Sanford.. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Whltner returned Monday from Daytona Beadi. If you want the best Georgia peaches get them at HUl’s Grocery. in Sanford, whose stock is kept up the year , round, -very- seld om -yo u d on ’t get _ what you ask for. : : : : : * * - - * - . C o m p le te L in e of L A D I E S ' AND G E N T S ' F U R N IS H IN G S N. P . Y O W E - L k ^ O v - The Orlnndi) ball team passed through land. Sold on easv terms.. < Planting tima-1» here,—M< M. Bmlttr wlll here yesterday en route toUaytonawhere Mr. and Mrs. William S. Thornton have sell you land on easy terms. they play two games. returned to Sanford after spending two Msyor Lake has returned from a visit W. E. Morris, representing the Prudcn- weeks vfery pleasantly ul Daytonn Beach, to his family nt Daytona Beach. tinl Life Insurance Co. and. the Maryland the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. McCall. The famous Elgin Creamery Butter for Casualty Co. will make Sanford Ids head­ Rooms furnished. Also go-cart for sale. quarters. sale at W. Y(. Long's Grocery. Between Oak and Myrtle Aves., 5th St. Good second-hand buggy for sale. - Box Now Is the time to buy your siib-lrriMrs. Harry J. Wilson nnd children left «5 4 ;--------------------------------- L— 44-tf lust Tuesday for Seabreeze where they “ 'gated land. See'M.“ M. SmI tji7 See C. A. Reed ffir furniture and piano .wjJLgpemL-lhe-fliunmcr.'. Mr-JWllann an. Mr. and Mrs. O. L, Taylor are occunvlmt uwving. ■“ tf compunied them, returning on Wednesday. Mr. Guthrie on Magnolia avenue. Mrs. E. E. Cok left Wednesday last on $|g.50. 30-pound, felt mattress, flrsl• Henry Deane of Jacksonville Is shaking » « . tfie City of Jacksonville tu spend u month ! class lick, nt Miller A Son for $8.50. hands with old friends tills week. ut different ixdnts in New York Stale. Might os well prepare for it, yes; got tu Born—To Mr. and Mrs. T. L Lent on At a bargain—30 acres of best celery cat Sanford "celery," suck Sanford "lem­ last Tuesday morning, n daughter. am) In celery delta. On St. Gertrude ave­ ons," ride on Sanford “ traction" cars and Furnished rooms with bath for rent, nt nue. See Murrell, the real estate man, “ physic" on “ Holly jokclets."— Reporter20U Laurel gvenue. corner second st. 30 * * -JU- - Wctborn block. 30-lf Star. W ^ ' __ _ I — - "*-*e Mi M. F. Robinson has returned home after Hon. Park Trammell, Attorney General If you want a Urst-clnss Tailor-made a several .Weeks trip to points In the eust. and A. C. Croom,' Comproller, were In the suit for $12.08, Cnll ut D. A. Caldwell A You want the best Georgia peaches city Inst Friday cnroule to points la South Sons. and you get them at Hill’s Grocery. Florida. If it's printing yon want, send it to T iie Claude Howard has returned from a Buy a meal ticket, niul eat your Sunday Hekald ullicc. First-class work guaran­ business trip to New York and Washing- dinner nt Stumon's. teed. tou. _ Mrs. A. P. Connelly who has been spend­ Sanford, Orfnndo and Kissimmee cltlDo away with dust while sweeping ctir- ing the past month lit- Washington goes zens enn g o t (Hint beach next season on , Pets by buying Wiziurd CarucLCleaner of to Mt.JncksonrVtrnhi5 "Wt-ck lo remain the traction line nnd go In one hour in­ ^ ¿ It . * W W. Long. during the summer. stead of staying nt Orange City Junction Mrs. W. D, Collier of Marco. Flurldu. Is Regular $5.50 rattan rockers at Miller part of Uie day. , — m- f- " ' r- ‘ W. C. Temple of Winter Pork one of the guest of her daughter, Mrs. l)r. Pules- A Son for $5.75. Conic mid look ¿air the most prominent orange growers In ton. stock over. the state was in the city on Wednesday. L R. Philips has his new crop celery The City Cigar store has installed a line Mr. Temple is impressed with the great Med In and will give you a testing soda foliation and is now prepared to. possibilities of Sanford. ' sample free. serve ice cream and cold drinks of all Fob Saix — New Sewing Machine, drop Reports from Daytona Beach Indicate kinds. head, all latest attachments. Going for that the Sanford-people are enjoying Mrs. E. H. Youngs and daughter. Miss $30 cash. Inquire at Herald office. themselves. * Eva, mother and sister o f, Mrs. Joe HarA letter from N. H. Gnrnor at Toccoa. “ Foh R ent— Seven ( 7 ) acresof good sub- rold arrived from Jucksovillc last Friday Gu., stales that he Is growing fat oil yel­ irrigated celery |oimL Address Cull Uux und are making her a visit. low legged chickens. He has gained five .828, Sanford, F l a . * * 50-4tp Now is the time to build your fence and pounds during the paBl week which brings Mjxs Jimmy Luing has returned home tlie Geo. II. Fernuld Hardware Co., is the Ins total weight up to 05 pounds. , 4— - —— ‘ If ‘ from Atlanta after a pleasant visit ofsev- place to buy. See the EHwood and Amer­ Wanteo— Experienced farmer, married, ’ V USV-- i' end months. ican Fence, *■,***' ■t oil our 10 acre truck farm on salary and . -• Mrs. C. W. Sltinliolscr returns to Mll- shares. Give references, Nassau Truck Fur an up-to-date tailor-made suit, see S A N F O R D F L O R ID A ledgevllle, Gu., toduy after a visit of twu A Farm Co., Fernandlna, Flq, _ 4IL2tp D. A. CaldweU A Sons. or three weeks with her son mid daughter, Be, E. 1L Armstrong, the eye specialist, Cnpt. E. Van B..Futjo has returned from will be at the Sunfurd House on August 5, Mr. and Mrs. S. 0. Shinholscr. Bulimore where he has beeii under.treat­ í"H -4 "M '4 -4 -4 -»'A + 4 '*< íi4 '4 > + + 4 "H ” !"{"t"> 4 '4 '4 '4 "»> 4 -H '+ + 4 -«'4 -+ «< «'4 '*4 ” í '^ 'f r + + 4 4 " » Walter Chisholm, superintendent of ment for neuralgia. He has enlbg'ly re­ next Thursday. grounds, at the Ocklawaha hotel. Ensils,- covered nnd his mrny friends are glaiTto Gel your fencing d o w , and get the was in this city Friduy, returning Jfrom see film restored to health again. Aiqerican or the Eilwood kind. Goo. H. the fruit growers meeting in Tumpa. Feniald Co. * 40 Mr. and Mrs. If. T. Avunt returned yesFancy work supplies, at 507 Magnolia tordey after a visit of several hiontlis in Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Whltner and daugh­ , ■ -if North Carolina and other .points. ter, Annie, spent several.days at Duytona avenue. McKinley edition of ten eent-sheel mu>Beach lids week. 0. R. EILU. -The ROyal Tailors brand oí clüt,ling” «c , all the popular airs, ut City CÍgnr Store. of Gninesvilling yn the growers thisweek. W. J. Thigpen returned last Monday means perfection. See samples ut D. A. Sewing wanted by the fluy or piece at The Latest Foli Styles in Gçnt's jtod Children's Shoes from North Carolina und points in Vir­ reasonable prices. Cull on Mrs. F. W. M; Caldwell & Sou's. Jui ëcoived 1 . ginia. ills many friends are glad lu see Baker, Sixth St. and'Myrtle Ave. 4B-2t 3- 0. Chaw left last Tuesday for Barn­ him home agaiu. ■ ‘ -------- * — :----— =— stable, Mass., where he will spend several Why pay high [»rices on the Installment MAIL BOXES weeks with his family. plan, when Miller & Sou will save you The best Box made—The Riley. Used While your wife is away, make yourself exclusively on Route No. I. from 20 to 30 per cent. ot home at Stunioq>. • 21 meals for $4. Harry J. Wilson. Mrs. J. E. Pace and Mrs. M. Cr Doyle, J. C. McDaniel of tlie Southern Slates • 1881 — 1909. accompanied by Miss Mae Doyle and Ed-Oxford, Neytb Carolina ' Life Insurance Co. - has returned from u Elect r t c t r t b t s ------— win Lone, went over to Daytona Monday OIXMloai; HclenUQo and Kn« IUli Courses. Pro liars* torCol* visit (o points In-Polk county. ure coming. Have your store and resi­ toca. University or IhaUovvrnmont Academlaa. Miiiuut to spend u month on the beach. . dence wired now. .Expert dectrleions. irstnins >)ev„iope prompt obedluuro and manly carrlsse. A Bale money now and a jit tic no wand A c a d e m y M 3--------“ *■* — --- -------------- *-------- --------- — — DonT fa ll to esk to sec N' P. Yowell * All work done under insurance rules. dine with the then is the wily to buy cfclery land. "See the culture ot nuinouiu. ciuuvaie* ana txlucaua. Modem new lino of Muslin Underwear just re­ Notify W. A. Parr or phone our flfflee und M. M. Smith for particulars. we will make estimate. building*, perfect auilUUon. wtioloacme tare, no crowding! ceived. The prettiest und beat they liuve 4l-4t Beet moral, mental, physical and aodal training. Shady Geo. H. Feknalu Hakowahe Co. Miss Hestle Tyner of Tampa silent seit*. ever shown. N. P. Yowell A Co. ‘ ■wurathlaUc parki nnd quarter mile running track, SOU aarea Ideal climate, helpful «nTtronment. In the social «■»I hours In the city lust Saturduy. the atmuepharo of roflnod ChrlaiUn people. The town noted Get a »ample o f celery seed -from New cr&p celery seed just received. guest of her brother-in-law, R. J. Holly. lor over a century aa an educational centre. ¿¿H und get »ample and teat them for L. R. Philips and test them and *ee OMalofoee ready for distributing Chairs, stands, rockers, matting, spring yourself before buying. L. R. Philip». that you get what you want. Naw H O R N ER M IL IT A R Y SCHOOI. - —C o* r A G r i cot, and window shades for sale. Practlr, t»rtnctpttl.irn ¿rJ:Nrür wJn.------ ----- :-----The Post Idle Theatre ha* Imen «! <*Hy new. Enquire at lieu some tine plctucps this week, and receiv­ i W ; Herndon was sununoned to Day­ ing a liberal share of putronuge. The Thu American und Eilwood fence nre tona Bench-on Wednesday on account of Pastime is a gaud place tu speud un eve- tita b ejtoii tlie murkcL- See tliam a t tba thMlln'isk of his little daughter, Norma. Geo. 11. Furiuihl Ha nie ware Go., before fiiH g, --------------------------------------- J-------------- ----- r ------ — Sanford Novelty Works and Cement L. H. Young. V. GiUlat nnd T. A. Hull purchasing. ’• O rders S o lic ite d F o r Stono Plant located at the corner of French of Morgan. Teun., ore in the city tills 1 » > * Regulating County Taxe» ■venue and Commercial street. 42tf week looking into the vegetable growing The board of county commissioners will T. W. Briggs Is sojourning at Daytona proposition and wlU locate here In the meet in regular session in August for the Beach. He has gained three pounds and near future. ROSES A S P E C IA L T Y now weighs 300 pounds in tils hare feet. Dr. Armstrong's next visit lo Sanford purpose of hearing complaints and receiv­ * !• * r * * “ * ___ ing testimony as lo the value of any prop­ Do not throw away money on doubt will be on Aug. 5th. Anyone having any fa! seed. L R. Philips will give you a form of eye trouble, headaches or ner­ erty, real or persqpgL.a» Used by the PHONE 160. Oak Ave. and 11th St. SANFORD, FLA. loot ecierysccd to test foryour- vousness should soe him. Ofllce at hotel county assessor of taxes, perfecting, re­ viewing and equaUzlng the assessment. Sanford House. Oue day on|y. 48-3 Oet them now.' 0 ¿UR M E N ’S A P P A R E L is a perfect production of pleasing style, and adapts itself to the needs of good dress- ers especially during the warm weather months. Our stock of merchandise is of the most approved style—conservative, yet modern in every feature, and it will be to your interest to investigate. If- quality is your strong point let m us supply you. . - . FRANK Clothier and Men’s Furnisher I FRANK L. W O O D R U F F ! Sanford’s . Pnly Exclusive Shoe ~ Store INE OF CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES Horner Military School Cut.-Flowers and Hot House Plants \Florists Agent. Asl^for Prices < �THÉ SANrOftÖ HERALD COUNTY HAPPENINGS There will be no preaching o tlh e Baptlst church next Sunday, August. 1. While — this is the regular appointment, the pas­ tor, Rev. E. Lee Smith Is engaged in a meeting elsewhere and will preach In Geneva on the third Sunday. instead. ■ Sunday school will he held at ten o'clock as usual. Efficient S ta ff of Reporters Weekly > r Covers the Territory for The Herald . Presents to the Investor the BestOpportu nities in Florida U n im p roved c e le ry lands, flo w in g w e lls gunrnitteed, $ 5 0 .0 0 to $ 2 0 0 .0 0 per a cre Celery farms, with flowing wells nil tiled, drained and ready for crop, $500.00 to $1000.00 Mir (lore. ** City property, Improved and unimproved timber land with finest site in Florida for crate factory Others tell'you what can be done. MURRELL &r CONNER .arejmuytTeal fnrmers-a» well n*r ■eflle8tntcbit)kers.nnTl nre here to^slibwyou'wTiht Tins been and can be dona * around. Between Sanford and Longwood the shortest route would be west of-the Atlantic Coast Line and-would at the same time go through a section of fine orange groves nroundF Crystal take. Lake Mary, West Longwood and n good many Others. An eastern route. between San­ ford and Longwood would go through a port of country sparsely settled and whose ¡paople'-akefMly lmve benefit of thtrrtay' CimiShtiTiié ToTonce’ vTctorlouTl Score U) road and partly the Sanford & Everglades to‘1, and we expect they will be wanting Railroad. to tac|lc Sanford next. GENEVA GLEANINGS Special Correspondence to The Herald. •' Miss Agnes Clark, a popular young lady of Oviedo is visiting friends In Geneva. The many, friends of Mr, and Mrs. RobL Keif ^wtilb c sunry HT Ieam that Mr. Kel ’ has severed his connection with Musslewhlte Si Howard and will shortly return to his farm In Georgia. Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., etc., in Sanford, pays I Sell the Land—Your Drains, Money, mid Muscles Makes the Crop and the Profit ENTERPRISE ETCHINGS Special Correspondence to The Herald: The library here is getting quite a nice start. Only a portion of a bookcase was to be purchased, but the * r w n nr p»<rrhnsod fram domjted three sections, top and base, thus making a complete case. We have also lately acquired forty-four Little Masterpieces, fiction, science, biog­ raphy and poetry. Twenty-three volumes "The Saunterer" has no more admiring of Action were given last winter, and a reader than this correspondent and so few weeks ego It wAs presented with an­ much do we agree with hint on his opin­ other lot of books. ion of the woman suffrage question, that Mrs. Goo. H. Count has returned home, we can't refrain from saying ao. Certain­ ly no womanly woman considers the bat- after a pleasant two weeks’ visit with lot box her sphere. There are, we nre friends at New Smyrna und Coronado sorry to say, some mnsouline women; Beach. surqly they are not what God intended ■ they should be. Many women who wish their husbands, were different should ex­ amine thenutelvc* and see if they them. Selves nre doing their full duty. Mt, and Mrs. G. A. Duka and Mrs. R. C. Uushnell of DcLand cuine over on Friday evening. Mrs.Duka visited her friend,Mrs. H. Fr Quackenbos,'whd has been quite ill, and Mrs. Dushnell visited her sisters, Mrs. 'Mr. nnd Mrs. Darnel have gone oh a Bond and Mrs. Scrlver, returning home . __ •-Hrtah tjtjpe parents of the latter in Aln- Saturday morning. MlaajyiUia Lee Willis has been home on a,visit to her parents. She left Wednes­ Mrs. U. V. David add children of Cam­ day for Bethany where she will teach next eron City attended the 83rd birthday winter. celebration of their grandmother, Mrs. IM P R O V E D IR R IG A T E D F A R M S —U N C L E A R E D LA N D S Flow ing W ells on A ll Celery Delta ntul other Desirable Tracts In Blocks to mtit Purchaser, “ Fnccs.npd descriptions upon request F irst N a tio n a l Bank B u ildin g Elizbcth Prevntt. i Last Thursdny and Friday 'afternoons Chas. Campbell and party of friends from Mrs. Emma Proctor is spending a1few DcLand came over by nuto this far. ¿hen days with her mint. Mrs. Geo. Peter». took <i Imiin'li and went to Sanford to wit­ lir a . Franklin iVhd aon, Pnu). of Plant ness the ball games. City nro vIsItiilg Mrs, Freeman Pattlshall. Sunday afternoon Miss A. Rylans of Mrs. L T. I^ e rs and Mrs. Nicholson are Orange City was In town calling an friends. now In DaVtOQQ,.called -there by the Ill­ Sunday Mr. and Mrs. C. B. M. Sheppnrd ness of :-thelr;^iigliier, IHrs. Oscar Nichol- and friends, Mr. mid Mrs. Fulsome and Children's Day was fittingly observed at the Methodist church last Sunday night by appropriate songs and recitatldns by the children, each acquitting himself or herself creditably. The decorations were very pretty indeed. After the program was rendered the pastor,* Rev. Hardin, ■poke words of encouragement to all and especially to the children. Quite a jolly crowd went over to Lnkc Harney Monday last to cmnp for a week, catch fish and light mosquitoes. Those going over on'Monday were Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Paltisliall and children, Mr. Payne Daniel and sisters, Mrs. C. N. Hays and children. Mr. and Mrs. David S|»eer. mid Misses Mmnle McLaih and Agnes Clark. son of Daytona, came over to see Mrs. Sheppard’s father, H. F. Quackenbos. Miss Ida Mae Dlnfonl has been visiting 'fiends in Titusville for the last two weeks. She is expected home some time this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Sauls leave Friday via City of Jacksonville for Jacksonville, thence to New York on the Mohawk to visit their daughter. Miss Ruth, who is nursing at Clifton Springs, and son In Rochester, also other relatives. Dr. S. Puleston of Sanford lias been over dnily lately to see Mrs. II. F. Quackenbos, who tins been very ill. • Work is progressing on tho house of M Brooks,.formerly the Voss House. It being moved back twenty-live feet from the street, which will greatly improve the npjicarance. Miss Eleanor Scrlven Is visiting friends in Sanford. If You W ant to Buy or S e ll OR TRUCK LANDS Com e and S ee Us [f l o r id a p e o p l e A T T H E S E P R IC E S And consider the quality’ ‘ Every chair illustrated h e r* 1» m ad* »1 (he b»at whU» maple ■lock and finished natural out-door varnish. • Tho aaata or# toast era do doubt# woven rattan <nol cheap pith* Wr arq n Y rT 1 ■ ■■ , ¡ 7 1 — ' BOARDING CELERY. SANFORD. FLÀ. It M akes N tv D ifferen ce W h a t Y ireT W an t or W h e re Y o u W a n t It lABOE IUU8THATED XATALOfl NOW. ANY HOOKER SHOWN HENE OAN BE HAD IN REff? I GREER ON OftNARY FOR IS CTt. EXTRA. St t r r * --------------- FLORIDA OHAIR FAOTORY JaahaonvIDa, Florida. and on T erm s th a t a re R igh t HOVVARD-PACKARD LAN D COM PANY • �.++++ 4.++++*+*++♦+♦ ** j rROM MACARONI DELTA rram The Nereid's Special Correspondent By W ireless Telephone Honk Slmpeon traded ten acres of his forty sere farm for a second hand automo­ bile three weeks ago and bain’t run over anything but a muly cow as yet He says he almost run over a lot of kids one • jay last week, but the fool youngsters were too quick for bhn and got out of the way- Town automobile fellers suy Hank It too big a chump to rim over anything that's aliVe and won't associate-with him. Abe Bauingarten, n wealthy capitalist . of Orlando, thinks of moving to Macaroni soon. He owns a second- .hand clothing — Ullcte, Allcuk Kurpctcr, says lie's as rich as Creosote. Major Asbestus Jetyilns of Pcppervllle, Ky„ is here visiting Cul-tfJIU Hofkcnspitz. Both fit in the Federul army nnd carry scars on their persons. The major was kicked twice in the stomach by T]td.viiulc and Col. Bill, while Capturing » tfmvel —train-was woundod-between the wntrr .tank and the round house. Sile McCracken's mule ran nwny Inst und threw Sile out of the Wagon inflicting painful bruises. Sile lit straddle of a barbed wire fence and the basement of his trousers was much lacerated. IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN ni the Hotel do Buster next Saturdny In Weklvn Trib^No.41 — hqnor of.thclt new. Präsident, Mrs. Eph- - — ruim Butts. Hunting grounds of Sanford. Meetings on the 1st and 2nd Wednesday of each Deacon Ephraln Bonesctt.of the colored month in Masonic Hall. Visiting broth­ Hardshell church, is hnving Kis accounts ers welcome. investigated by Rev. Deuteronomy Jones ReJetterlng Neatly Done. Let nnd the trustees as the collection tnken mate on Your Work. up lust Sunday for the benefit of the Chi­ L. G, S T R IN G F E L L O W Will call on you by request with Samples nese mission in New York was quite sus­ ami designs. Importer of Foreign JUSTICE OF THE PEACE piciously small. It Ib quite often remark­ Granite und Marble NOTART pu b lic * ed that no man can eat fried chicken ev­ Church Street, Orlando, Florida ery then! and w eir sltlney rubber collars W r it e o r C a ll F o r P r ic e s every day on the Deacon's pay oi $0 n week. Office in the City lfnll Old Bill Hollister planted his sainted JUST RECEIVFD mother-in-law last Sunday. There was Another lot of those Bargains In Harness at---- :------—-H a rry W ilson*r much weeping nnd chagrin aiming the ttimifhers, und Bill Is going to erect a seven dollar monument over her immortnl remains. S P E N C E R ’S BA KERY Uncle Billy Pettingili, who runs n twotnhle restaurant in connection with a one chair barber shop in Cameron City, kicked his red-headed son-in-law, Muse Stucky, out of his shop last Friday for alluding to Uncle Bill's wife ns u stni catamont. His son-in-law haint no good os Bill tins laid to support him for the Inst two years. NO MONK Y UROU1BKO unlit P«i rettili in.fii-pro»e oi v»ur bicrtU. We* Most Com picte^-Line ~of I°ErAYS,lV »i»^ T u V A l .duilns «luth ilm Baked Goods in tu mlddlemen a profili by buyin« diteci ol u» and h i»* ih« manuiacturtr'i suirantra behtnd jrour U e rt u , D O M O T IIIJY ' Il Y a ttncyri* ora patrol {Irti from _ South Florida •S- ■t « v Prie* until you retrive our caulocuri______ iloca]ri aodlu m our unheard ol / a e l r r y Èrteti and rtmarkaU* ifteial tf f t n lo rid e r a | «n b , Elvira Slocum of Urluialo, a sistur ol YOU WIIL BE trw f r it t i w» can Skinny Jane Slocum of our town, is lien than anr oit on a visit. Elvira was udoptqd into the mÄ L - 4i , you can «rii our Mercies' uniti jrour own naine plaie st family of a wenlthy Orlando mercfquii h a h f * d■ J tO O N D H A N D B l O I O Ù t S,h*& . W ,rÄ do not rejraUrty hsndle fécond hind blcycltt. but We Make Everything oiuilly hire a number on hind Ukcn In trade by our Chicago retail itoret. The»« wt d u g out and gets two dollars a week for doing promptly it price» ranging from 0 3 to • « or 0 1 0 . DeicriuUve bargain liste mailed free, 1 Rev. Ephraim Wiiberforcc Johnson oc­ light Ionise work. Known to the Trade cupied the culufed Hardshell pulpit lust Sunday nnd urged the congregation to Pop Stumon Has A Blaze assist in pultftig down the dennn rum, Mondny morning was enlivened by the nnd from the number of empty flasks alarm of lire being locuted at the home of Phone 106 found in the rear of the church the next Tht regular retail f n c t of ih tif U rn it J. M. Stumon on Fourth street und SnnfSJO fe r fa ir, but to inlradue* w* w ill day we believe they are putting it down III Park Avenue Sanford, Florida TSi regular rtla il frite ctth rif l i r a i t tillyouatam fli fa ir for f 4£0(calhlritborderf4 S5\. ford avenue. The fire was extinguished i f - 0 Arr édl>. but ta in tro d u it tté i t i i i i ail right. . NOMORETROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES before any damage had been done; Had H K A IL S , Tanks o r (H ats w ill n ot lo t th o Ub Flickingcr was called over to Mnd- the flte reached the fine new building re­ a ir oa t. Biatv thousand pairs sold list year. O ver tiro huiulrtd Uwuaaud pair* naiv In use. - sock last Saturday to nttend the funeral cently constructed by Pop Stumon npxt. D E B O R IF T tO N l Made In nil sties. It UUvely obsequies of her dead uncle, who sudden- ihwr there wmilditavc-heon-a-largo-hlnztr A L I I E I L T J L R A P I L I N G and easy riding, verydursbleandtlnedtnilde with a special quality o f mbtwr, wbicli never becomes _ly-diod of a fingering-illness: *" sore enough. This lurge store room build­ _ T o n s ò r ia l P arlo rs porous ana which closes up small punctures without allow, th e th ick rubber trea d lo g ihealr (oescane. We hare hundreds of letlersf rom sails— Miss-AngeHnr-MarmmlUkn. Buster of ing am) npnrtmmt hnnse is 'utmost nuiiJ puncture etrlpa HH** Beu cu itomcrastal log t hat tbclr tires hake only been pumped and « D , " also rim strip “ S " upanceor twice In a whole seaaon. They welsh no more than Cicero, u cousin of Mart Busier, proprie­ pleted nnd will be a great mipntaumunt F a sh ion a b le to p reren t rim outtlug. Thin H a ir C u ttin g on ordloary tire, the puncture restating qualities being given tire w ill ontM et any o th e r tor of the Hotel de Buster, is lierc visiting on the avenue: Sanford cannot nfTord to by aererat Myers o f thtn. specially preptred fabric on the m ake-H O FT, E L A S T IC and tread. ---- - ThereguUrprtccoflfieectiresUgt.sopcrpatr.butfor ------ *—price of liiete tires U A i and G eneral B a rb erin g easy it mirto. the Buster family. She entertained Skin­ have any new hoildiugs destroyed hy lire. |0 HEDGETHORN PUNCTURE-PROOF *M l SELF-HEALING D M t f t S S S S Æ g ' Z L 8 ny Jane Slocum and Perlinc Butts Inst Monday with a fried tripe luncheon and cold lea. Angelica Is quite classy.' Philander Crockett a lid Miss Gangrene Perkins ure getting up h motor parly to go to tyinndo next week to ace the hull game between Orlnndn nnd Sanford. They are pretty well matched as tin* Inst game between 'em stood 0 loO in the sixteenth inning. Thu Knights and Ladies of the Jumping •dve rillin g purpuaea we arc making a spec fat factory pi ice to the rider o f only >*.8o per pair, A fl orders shipped same day letter is received. We ehlp C. O. D. on approval. You do not pay a cent until you here examined and found them sir Icily ae represented. We w ill allow a eaah discount of 5 per cent (thereby price •S.BS per p elo e lrllf , making „ the______ tf you Hot end Cold Baths at all Houra. Hot But■end .... FU..... LL......... C A S............ H W I T H 011DK ft and enclose this advertisement. advertiser ' -You run no rlik In ....... . thU ding us an order as the tires may be returned at O U K expense if for any reason they are phur Baths a S p ecialty not aatltfaclorr on examination. W e are perfectly reliable and money sent to us is as safe as In ■ - - that - - -they w ill ... ride .. easier, run .faster, . . One visit nnd you become a Stimuli I‘airon bank. I f you order a pair o f these tires, you w ill -find wtsr better, tail longer and look finer than any tire * you have erer used or seen at any price. We know that you w ill t>e so well pleased that when you want a bicycle you w ill give us your order. P ic o Block opposite Capreee O ffice We want you to send us a trU l order at once,________________________________ , hence this remarkable tire offer. i r t / r iff u r r n r i n r o don't buy any kind at any price until yon send for a pair or M r T U U MwK J Z U M f r l C O Itnigcthorn I’uncture-I'rool tires on approvst and trial at the special Introductory price quoted above: or write for our btg Tire and Sundry which jury CaUloguc Cata! „ CLOSING OUT describes and quotes all makes and kinds o ____________ f tires at about iuI h hall a lflh the c usual prices. ____ mugu ■ 1* 1 u a *n* |ww 1l i1 r1 aa pw> gw* but WTUe write ui a poatal today. UO DO N O T T H I N K O F BUY1MQ B U Y IN a a bicycle My sltfck or Guns and Rifles. New M J U H n Ut MM M »ww » *f\MM 1 1 1 or a pair of tires from anyone aoyone until you know the new new and wonderful and second hand. Bargains If you offers we are making. It only costs a postal to learn everything, Write it N O W , Will Drive Welts W. E. Holmes A Son aro now engaged in the business of driving wells und have just eqnipped themselves with one of the best outfits for artesian and deep well driving. Mr. Holmes is a practical ma­ chinist nnd lias hud many years exjiericnee in different sections of the state in well driving and can ganrnntee sulisfirctiu::. A .i; .mu wishing a well should see Holmes & Son before placing an order. want them/ . J . L . MEAD CYCLE COMPANY, Harry J. Wilson. CHICAGO, ILL. PAYMENTS INSURER COMPANY o - " 8 * No Lien on the Orig- jji inai S u m Insured No Lien on the E s I* ji * 1 tate of the Insured i sa».; f1i w Try: i An opportunity offered you to more than Double Your P re v io u s Earn in g s | :! 3-: 2: I A gents all Unite in | i Proclaim ing it a W orld- ì V i! Beater. ¿ u ¿m a m üwü 'ivMiiMiniiiiiiimi(NiÉinuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimminiimwnmitnmii!mirtHi>.:imiiiiiiimiu'i|liiiLiiimminiiitmsiimiiuiir.TrrAJr’ '**rf'r. Î ïm N m m N m w m tow w w w w w m M W IL M E R L. MOORE* President. .< : I , The Southern States life Insurance Co. -------------------- . : OP • A LA B A M A -------- ---- * . |[|... * ’ ~-------- i,..... -------------- ----------------- - Is s u e fho usual.fo rm sof policies. AÎ9o a guaranteed coupon dividend containing a disability cla u se , w hich is one of the: m ost attractive and liberal policies offered by any com pany • J. C. McDANIEL, 9 General Agent, T E M P O R A R Y O F F IC E A T J Sanford, Florida P A C E ’S , 2 0 6 W E S T F I R S T S T R E E T Aff»*. M à - >: �ÍNé proprlnte. Fo|r while Dr. Caldwell never fired a musket or drew a sword, ho exer­ cised a profound Influcnçe pn those who did engage In warfare. He spoke of the early llfe o L the distinguished educator The following Interesting article, taken and of his ministry, serving Buffalo nnd * from the Greensboro, N. C.,-Telegram, will Alamance churches for sixty years, later prove interesting to the people of this sec­ his starting a school for the benefit of the tion. Dr. Cohlwell was the great-grand­ young men of the community, later as a father of D. A. Caldwell of this city, and physician traveling around thocommunlty' the great honor accorded his memory was administering to thé suffering of the citi­ a fitting tribute to one who had accom­ zens, and Instly as a statesman. While Dr. Caldwell did not give up the ministry plished so much during his life. "Two handsome monuments-were un­ or the profession of a physician, he still veiled nt Guilford battle ground yesterday tnught men and Instilled in them the fire —one In memory of Dr. David Caldwell of patriotism that so nobly stood the test ami the other a statue of Clio the muse of on Guilford battlefield. The Illustrious man am les nnnmd ndmini^ history.. The unveiling exercise* were wit­ also followed the l .... ............ 1----------tering unto tho suffering and praying with nessed by several thousand citizens of this the dying. ------ r— and adjoining counties, who each year, on - "C 5TKauarngrRcv7Hr.“Clark stated that --JtflyA. per n visit to this hlsWHcTohdrewhlle Dr. Caldwell did not fight, the pat. vered spot rlotlsm shown by him was fully as great "The monument to Dr. David Caldwell Is ns was shown by thebravestof the Amera massive granite stone placed on a gran­ Icon heroes. ite base, which rests on a massive foun­ "After the addresses,^the procession dation stone. On the face of the monu­ headed by the band, marched to the monment Is the Inscription: ‘Dr. David Cald­ umenta nnd they were unveiled. The well. born 1724-dled 1824.* On the four monuments were draped with large Amersides of the base are the words: ’Preacher,tanriiags; the flag being drawn from the - *Tpach6r,""TTiyklctan, •Patriot.' This manumenl is on the south side of theroad Clio statue by Misses Mory Fry and Frances Beall. The procession then proceeded to leading east from the main entrance to the Caldwell monument where Miss Adethe battlefield, and is about two hundred j^ yards - y iy tjiW V -e o d A tis s M a r lo n J o n e s ,"The other monument, the Muse ofHls- great-great-grandchildren of Dr. Caldwell. tory, Is Just across tho rood from the pres­ did the unveiling. "The ceremony,of the unveiling was very ident’s cottage. This Is a bronze figure Impressive, the young girls in spotless representing Clio, the Muse o f History, wldte. the brilliantly colored flags, the resting on a massive granite block some spectators massed around, and the masssix feet In height, this resting on a granite ive monuments forming ttUiclurethaijslll base. The foundation, weighs several tons. On the north .side of the monument long linger In the memory of nil who wit-_ ! r inscribed on' A bronze plate the follow­ nessed It, MONUMENT TO DR. CALDWELL ing, composed by the president of the bat­ tle ground company: SÁNfORÍ) HCRÁLft but on account of the Sole which hod pro vailed for several hours no one thought of Bleriot’s coming at such a time, nnd the operators were away from their posts, hence the expected notice was not given. The sallors on the ships were the first to discover the flyer. They heard the buz­ zing of the molor some two minutes be­ fore the nerople came In sight. Theft what looked.like a big white butterfly glldet over their heads foster than any railroad New Model F B ulck vices of the latter were needed to cheeky thtrCUrio franters w h ff^ c rb -fc a W jn T ie machine to pieces. The city officials got -Blcriot'a consent, nnd erected _njent over the machine amfcharged sixpence ndmis»ion. the proceed* from which were quite huge and were donated to tho hosplta nnt* pollce-funds. Much surprise was manifest nt the smallness of the machine. It is scarcely twenty feet across the wings, and Its weight obout 400 pounds. The motor is 29-horae power.-----7 — rrrrrr _ — —— — — STATE LAW ONTIRE PROTECTION ■ Public School Buildings Must be Properly equipped for Safely Among other laws passed by the Inst legislature we note one In particular thnt we consider on especially good one. For the benefit of the public we reproduce this (aw ¡n f uy . * i CHAPTER 5937— (No. 08) --A n ^ c r r w n fllW f^ P ^ ^ ^ P ^ c tlo n ' ror teachers nnd students of nubile schools. Agents Hop- the Celebrated BUICK CARS New Garage in ^Connection for Repairing and Storage of Automobiles Oak A ve. between Secoad-and-ThirdStreeta Artesian and. Deep Well. FLYING MACHINE TRIUMPHS 'A* ilnklnt »Uniti y tonUM Noon foílr» Insensibly, Tlul U U «rr Ushi i ■k» -------------- Dumb dretrlnrM of nUht, And o’er the past historians ca»t Telephone No. 6 0 > At IcMt a itellar ll*hL‘ .—Joseph M, Mart-head 'The day was n perfect one. • There wi and from the famous old battlefield, am lt would be Impossible toglveahesUmate os to the number of people who roamet over the field during the day. A large number came In from the surroundtni country, nnd each wagon transported a welf-fllled basket. After theunvellng ex­ ercises the crowd gathered In the “ grove and enjoyed dinner. "Promptly otlQ:30o'clock the procession left the president’s cottage and headed by the Gibsonvllie hand, which made music for the occasion, proceeded to Uie pavlllion, 'wTTor*nhe dOdtcntorynddreasem weiemade— Dr. C. Alphonzo Smith nnd Rev. -Melton Clark being the speakers of the occasion. "Mr. R. D. Douglas was master of ceremonies, ond he first Introduced Rev. J.W. Goodman, who led In prayer. Mr. Douglas then presented Dr. Smith, who he said, was terest by all. The speaker's theme was, broadly speaking, that n notion must find in its past its heritage for the future, and the retflltvo hn|>ortuncc of history. He spoke of tluxjevcral Greek statues, and the part each had played. He said that the Greek idea of a statue was that It gave an outward sign of inward and lasting truths. ~ Dr. Smith said that the stability df this nation will bo measured in a sense by the measure of the nation's gratitude to our forefathers. 'Turning his thoughts to the battle of Guilford Court House, the speaker stated that not everyone had gotten the correct impression as to the result of tills great struggle. He said that any man whodoes have the correct view of the -buttle- and does not feel proud of the heroes who fell there, is unworthy of Ills citizenship. He road several' passages from letters written ■ by men who.fought in the battle in which they gnVe their conclusions as to its frultB. The speaker also spoke of the greut work done by tho battle ground company in preserving the historic spot, and declared that the battlefield would one day prove to he a stepping stone toward the more perfect unity of the nation. Concluding. Dr. Smith said that the men who fought and the men who wrought are builders of history. He then in words fil­ ling nnd npprojiriutc dedicated the Clio "Mr. Douglas then introduced Rev. Melton Clark, who made the dedicatory address for the unveiling of the monument to Dr. Caldwell------— — —-.-------------------’ "Rev. Mr. Clark discussed the life of Dr. Caldwell with rare Insight nnd In a wnv which was very gratifying tothedescend(Hits of Dr. Cpldweli who .were: present. His address afforded all present some most helpful and inspiring information touching the great revolutloary character whose life he was describing. "H e said that It might sceoi/trnngc thnt on a battlefield a niouumwpolkould be erectod to a man who w iii^ jiotMxmibutanL But with all the eircuiqgfluicegkhowii Section 2. The number of such stair­ ways or flreesenpes, nnd their location, material and conMruriion, shall he ns de­ signated nnd prescribed by the ’Board of Public Instruction of the county in which said school building or buildings shall he located. Section 3. The Board or Public lnstruc- John B. S t e t s o n 1University * LINCOLN I1ULLEY, Ph. D„ tttt. D.,«LL. D.; PresiJem FOR YOUR CHILDREN THE BEST SCHOOL SEND Ti l E M 1 ‘ O STETSON JOHN B. STETSON UNIVERSITY, DcLand, Florida ten ndnotes 1waaout-of-elght-of- landr nrnH~thiTCg~kcpp, nrhnvtrttunninn' krpt and had- left the warship well behind. jn perfect ordor. For a few minutes Tcould not see cither .Section 4. That all the outer doors ol ¿oast ¿Jqr the boat. 1 tried to keep at an ¿ny public school building, where there D E A L E R IN uverage height of 250 feet. Themachlne 8holl ho two or more rooms, shall be w dipped-toward water several times. 1 es- hung that when they are opened they wil C H O IC E F L O R ID A AND W E S T E R N M E A T S tlinated that thfc propellers were going uwing to the outside. " Park Avenu* In Spaar’ s Grocery 1200 lb 1400 revolutions per minute. The flrstrobjects I b o w were ships off tlieEnglisli coast. ’ Then observed a great deal. I veered to the southwest of Dover castle and then saw friends flourishing a flag in a valley suitable for a landing, I made two circles while lessening my speed, then Arc made with the Bill­ divEd down, but come In oontact wltl^the ingsley D o v e t a i l e d ground sooner Uian I expected, Both the H e a d S. Any leading machine and myself were badly shaken on or ociore October I, JuOU, or ns soon Bleriot’s wife arrived on .{hq destroyer, and embracing him, wept for joy. The mayor and other Dover officials called ear­ ly to welcome the first man to cross the channel In an aeroplane. u * Very early In the morning a wireless message from Calais was receive at Dover saying that Blériot would start la a few minutes, but before the sleeping populace !iad time to get Uie news and dress the Frenchman had landed. The townspeo­ p le ^ Dover, who had been waiting und watching for tim e weeks to witness this great teat, were caught napping, so also, the plioiograplicrsand clnematrographers. thereafter as rqay.be practicable, formu­ late and prescribe tactics of Instruction for fire drills for ull of the public schools of the State of Florida, ond each teacher teaching in such school shall he provided with a copy of such tactics nnd it shall he the duty of each nnd every one of such teachers to instruct the students of their respective schools in siich fire drills as prescribed by the Stute Sujierintemlent of Public Instruction-. Section 7. Any teacher or officer men­ tioned in this acl who shall fall or refuse to comply with the provisions hereof shall he removed from his position or office. Section 0. This act shall take WTm from Its passage nnd approval by the Governor. Approved June 4, 1809, manufacturer can furnish them. If your dealer cannot sujiply you, write O cala Box Co Z. C. CHAMBLISS. Prest. r . ^ v ■ For Permanent R e lie f Take HUB Shoe* are built fo r gentlewomen, gentleman, boys and girt». Every pair of HUB SH O ES Is guaranteed solid leather. They wear well, and give wid comfort. That’s the reason W E soil HELEN HUNT $2.50 DUta 1(101 Ladt 1er luitee i ODEBN ROSALIND H I M I M E acts dlrootly on the L iv e r. 00 I t w ill curo CONSTIPA- CUAKAïfriiR: . . ,*«•» «asar*- '«K »' A»y HUB BrandShoefor Children I t u t lu i slots r u DUI I HOES tr t ll 1 r o a SALK uy Ballard Snow Liniment Co. ttXEZ: ST. LOUIS, MO., U. S. A Sanford A venue CASH STO RE * Oc » ■ �An Ordinance HINTS FO R FA R M ER S Mfhin W*t«r Disappear* and Air Quit To* Thin .to Breath*, To amend Section 171 of Chapter IS of the or­ d in a r y of the City of Sanford. Florida, of 1882 eniitled HreLimit* and Bui IdIni Keatrk-tlon»." Be U unjoined by the Council of the Citr of San­ ford. Hot Ida. that Section 171 of Chapter 12 Of the revUed ordinance, of .aid city of 1892. and la hereby amended to read a. follow.: rut unit* Section 171. No peroon or perrons or corporation or corporation, o* individuala, their agent*, em­ ployee. or others for or on account of auch corporationi or individual, .hall build, contract or nolana. Rations For the E bb Layers. TB* *g* o* t be earth te placed by .One o f the beet dry mnsh feeds that -obk at 000,000.000 years, by others can possibly be fed to hens for winter 100000,000 years, and atlfl others of egg production consists of the follow­ later time place It at 10,000,000 years, ing: Two hundred pounds good wheat ¡tone' place It lower than 10,000,000, bran, 100 pounds good wheat mid­ knowing what processes hare been dlings, 100 pounds good comment, 100 pounds lUiBoed oil meal, 100 pounds »one through. S H IP P E R S O F Other plnneta go through the snnn gluten meal, }100 pounds beef scrap. process. The reason that other plnnett differ so much from the earth is that piey are In so much earlier or later on top, and so ou until all Is used; then stages of existence. TJio earth must take n scoop shovel and thoroughly mix, says the Indiana Farmer. Keep become old. this mash dry before them nil the m & Newton surmised, although ho could gtre no reason for It, thnt.tbo earth tlmo In automatic feed boxes. To this cn.i aids of Mm avenue. thence uuih on a would loso nil Its water and becoim add clover hay and green vegetables, such ss cabbrrge, mangcla/aiid.Utrillos^ .^ua&nhAvmuc^.tb«uvw>wmfh .lung ..idptrfectlr dry. _ Hinctnthsn I f hREiffleli "XliT. inn T,lso“ ?or each 100 birds feed two oouin ilue of Flflh »treel, thence rail to fonml that Newton was correct As the earth keeps cooling It will be­ quarts o f wheat In the morning snd come porons, and . great cavities will tho same at noon nnd two quarts of b» fArmeil in the Interior, which will shollod com nt 4 o'clock In-the even­ take In the water. It Is estlinnted ing. Keep plenty of warm water be­ that this process la now In progress. fore them all the time, as Cold, chilly I0 far (hat the water diminishes nt the water tends to'stop egg prndnrTTMi; ' S 'A ^ O R D , F L O R ID A Notice Of Application Tor Tax Deed pte of tho thickness o f a shoot of paper each year. Under Section 8 or Chapter 4888, At this rate" in 0,000,000 years the ..Mtttf-QLflorlda----------- :--------- —■watenrtll*'ti»T«TnnrtrTr Tntie.niurjii Notice 1. hereby given that A. K. SIoMom of Rach lot had seven steers. Lake Mary, Fla., jiurrlinser of Tax Ct-rtUtca!« tft; Jfi.000,000 the wnter will have tllsnp cattle. daini tke 3rd day of June. A. D. 1007. -li» Lota 1 aud 8 received ' corn, cot­ |02: T ~ ? pound from the face of the globe. tiled .aid certificate in my ofllce, and ha* m id ' , tonseed maal, stover, mined-hay and application for tax deed to U*ue in accordano« The nitrogen and oxygen, in tho atwith law. Said certificate embrocca the following Lota 4 and 0 received the ¡cactibed Biosphere are also diminishing all the silage. property iltuatrd in Orange roomy, i 1»rtda. to-wit: W M ofS WM of 8 H of Lot 2 of SÌtime. It la In an Innppreclablo degree, same ration eac«pt'«Uat*- The:hogs of SM of U t 3, Sec. 9,Tp. 20. S R 30 E .-2 3 acre*. but the time will come when the nlr In lots 1 snd 0 received a third of Hie aaKl land being s»»e»*ed at the dale of the l i ­ H igh -G ra d e H ou se-B u ild in g a S p e c ia lty gill be so (bin that no creature wo a pound o f tankage dally per bead hi tuano* of .aid certificate In the name of Drawdy ;; know-could breathe It and live. The addition to what they oould glean. time will come when-the world cannot The first sixty days throo hogs were support life. That will be the period In each lot; the last fifty-six days four of old age, and then'wlll come death.— smaller bngs replaced the first set. k Circuit Court Orange County, Fla, The gain of the hogs receiving tank, irhard A, Proctor, DEALERS IN age was 1,2.'«) pounds; the gain of the Notice of AflpllcoUon tor Tax Dead CREASING” A WILD HORSE, hoga not receiving tankage Ivns 808, a Under Section 8 of Chapter 4888, B u ild ers’ Su pplies, In te rla rc h e n Sand difference o f 422 pounds. Tho total Laws of riorlda For Ons Captured by That Method amount of tankage ftxl was 2di).b Notice hi hereby given that Geo. T. Cain«*, purFifty Were Killed. A lp h a C em ent, A c m e P la s te r pounds. That would coat at 4-15 n ton chawr of Tax Certificate No. 9, da tad the 3rd day A.U. 1007, ho. Oled aakl certificate In my ■ Wilt C. narrfea, writing in McClure’s 15.85. Tho extra pork, 422 pound« al aflpne. oflice, nnd ha* made application for lux deed to i*eue jni accordance with law. Sukl certi ficaie rmof (he various methods o f capturing (1 cents, would bo $25.22. tirarci (he following described property altuated In wild horses In the old days on the Ofongr cTiunty. N>: Urongr county, Fiorillo, tlorlda, lo-wltf lo-wlii N K « ' oc fTN" W V. «" of land S E «li Sec 18, 18. Tp 20, 8 S RH 27 fe, E. The same land plains, saysi brini mirtini u the date of the Uauance of tucli “ ‘ “ ’Creasing' was o n ib ftfielfd evices. reriiHcate in Ihr name of W. Fermi«. Unica« said Plans, Estimntea, and nil Information relative .to Building This consisted In shooting n bullet so that It struck tbe Animal on the top Cheerfully Furnished of the neck Just In front o f tho with­ uijr, /». v. I »u«, u. m. numnsun, ers and shoot an Inch or bo deep close Irtk Circuit Court Orange County. Fla. to the spinal column. The »hock tem­ In Court of the Qounty Judge, State porarily stunned* the horse, nnd tbe OFFICE AT RESIDENCE •PHONE 261 ^bonier ran up and tied the animal'« ivldunced In a sturdy frame feet together before he recovered. A and conspicuous muscle, on u regular MtBSS- |0« W C » « F . rope halter was slipped on his head'.; food of oats aud possibly a little bran, To all C m illor*. Legatee*, Diitrlbutee* and all I rryon* having Claim* or Dt-muml* again»l «aid A gentle home or sometimes a work the amount to be such as will always relate: leave with him a tnsto for more. The ox wun'led up alongside the pro»trate You and rach o l you are hereby notified and re­ •beast, and he was securely necked up only promise of first class draft quali­ quired to preaent any claim* and demand* which you or either of you may have a g a in « tbe eatata to the gentle animal nnd Urns could be ties in' the grown horse In an ample of W. N. Lefllcr. drernted, late of O ran *- county, *al ilftratrix of iabl handled easily. Old mustnngers say. frame well tilled out In all parts In the Florida, to the undrnlgned adm inUtratrli m a le , within two year* from Ihr date hereof. L IV E R Y , F E E D and however, that for one horse caught colt, buoh a youngster is admired-by Dated May 24. A. D. *909. ___ Eux E Lxitlr. this way fifty wero killed aud tlint ns all aud when grown fetches the high 43 8 Admiiil*lratrix SALE STABLES a matter of fact the method wna not price. But he canuut he brought'to this stage by accident,—Homestead. used very imich except In on enterH arn««* and Buggies B lacksm lth ln g and H o rsasho alng genry, when a hunter, after dnys of How to Control San Joaa Scala. attempts to capture, finally took the About tho beat and first thing that M orses and M u les Bought and Exchanged rink of successfully crcashtg an un­ usually fine animal rn|her than bcp |should be done with an orchard that _______________ A U T O M O B IL E S F O R L I V E R Y U S E __________ *____ ________ -him cacapn altngclherfc ,----- ---------J ts Infested with scale Is to cut out and “One of tho best cpw ponies 1 ever remove all the dead nnd unnecessary owned I bought jfrom a mtisUmgcr wood, says' Farm aud Fireside. This Is especially true with old orchards that hate much wood in the tops. A ft­ er this |uirt of the work has been done O F SA N FO RD , F L A . and thé brush been removed nnd burn­ ed Home kind o f spray should be ap­ P . H. NANO, President ago. PEN N A LD , Vlee-Prei plied thut will destroy tho peats. F . P . F O R S T E R , C ash ier B, P . W H IT H ER , A sa). Cash The lime sulphnr wash is the remedy Only National Bank in Orange County Z , that is most used for the control o f tbe D C IIM * , IIt l U is Psilfo U ID and » H U ehenp Uand U when acute, O calor In Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance applied pro|Htrly is effective. This Florida Fruits General Insurance Agents :; Pope Contracting Company 1! FIR ST NATIONAL BANK MONROE , remedy has much Tftluo as a fungicide, beside being a scale destroyer. Feeding Fowls In Winter. For tho best results you inuet give your fowls warm, dry, comlfctable qunrters and feed them regularly, giv­ ing for breakfast a warm mash, with min ounce o f cut bone for each hen. Clive thorn.all the finely cut hay or clover they will eat. Keep vegetables of various kinds before them and feed them corn or wheat !>«fore they go to roost, Hbout one pint to twenty hens. Keep u supply of ahnrp grit always be­ fore them and furnish thorn with fresh drinking water at all timed, and you will find profit ill hens la winter. P ru n in g PV»«vered until they had each 20 .«•ucs to the good. I observed them B y * .Some mornings they scooped In 7 *wouut in twenty minutes, and at «her times It wus a touah struggle JhlDI Iuu,-lii-oii tlmu tg rcrTThey man,H ^ .lL . 1- never «rw 'tm m 'fa iro S c a , Iturl learned that' they bad puwued ¡7? ttme phkn for four mouth*. One J«hg wee dear—nothing could tempt « « a to gq beyond the modest atake, « 4 they had the jirill to atop when w$n tbe stipulated amount. It really one o f the best Illustrations * wifi power I have ever «ecu, for ffV* •ndred. who enter the portals of “ J casino are able to resist the com- TO P FO R YOUR , when shlp|>ed to HEWITT. If you are not doing business with this House, write tb them at once. * v. FANCY F R U IT Groceries References: AND lO È. PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N M ERCH A N TS C am den S t , B altim o re, Md. This Paper und Thousands of Pleased Shippers in Florida CITY CIGAR STO RE ;; Clark Bulldlnii. ” ;| j > t t * + * + 4. * * * + * * * * * * * * * 4* * « : t Warbles In Qattle. Warbles are also called grubs and Plumbing and wolves, eaya Hoard’s Dairyman. They r on the bade and sometimes on G as Fitting the side« o f oattla, causing elevations tnüfilng smell abrupttumor*. BqueewJJUam -npL-WlUxjfour All Wttfk Recv-lvra My PeraonurAUemion thumb and fingers and dc*tCV.y th« * ------ - .y - 'andUçfll Efforts *” white grub by fire and wash the cavity with a solution o f creo Un or any o f the Opposite City Hall ‘Pilone 230 coal tar preparations. N ew spapers, M agazines LU M BER * I and P erio d icals D EA LERS * Prepared to Furnish all Framin^Material Econom ical, “ I ’d rather wait* than eat." confided the sweet girt * — “ Then we’ll have another dance in­ stead o f going to that fashionable res­ taurant," remarked the thrifty swain. “ And.” ha added mentally, “ that's $8 saved."—Kansas OUy Journal. - P R IC E S ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES F r u it T re s s . In tho pruning of fruit trooi the objoet la to obtain the greatest amount o f bearing wood arranged In a con­ venient form. Therefore wo prune to obtain a low, open beaded yet com­ pact tree. A low headed tree bean the fruit In a more convenient form for pick lug. An open headed tree by letting In the sunlight obtain« an earlier nnd evener ripening o f the; fowls.— Pruning o f a » E l t 4 fie tM tgW tho throwing out o f yonuger fruit bear­ in g bcanchas.—Wallaoeie Farmer. S afety D eposit Boxes for R e n t O R G A N IZ E D 1887 vèoK TA B L« l y Mali OrSer ■fill »hip saythw unter «nino day ** m*lved * lton 8u" * LU M BER C U T TO O R D ER Postofflco Address SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A Mill at CAM ERON C IT Y , �t r ie s ANEo r b s a w n ___________1 NEWS Of THE WORLD WS*** Trip to Harney Beach Next Sunday, a launch excursion will leave the d ty dock for Harney Beaoh, a beautiful resort on Lake Harney. The I t e m s o f Interest Gleaned From boats will leave at 8 o'clock In the morn­ ing ; returning, will leave ■Harney Beach Various Sources at 0 o'clock, giving the excursiohtsts the whole day at this delightful spot. There HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK will be a fish dinner at noon, and the fare of one dollar for the round trip, entitles everyone to a dinner. Bring your bathing Here the Readers Will Find a Brief suits and come prepared to spend a good time. Get your tickets from J. P.Wcaver, Historical Sprint Mowing Tor Hurried Readers or get them Sunday morning before the For the second lime Galveston nnd the boats leave the city dock.______ towns along the Gulf coast have been vis­ The Billingsley Orange Box ited by o disastrous storm. Only for the Elsewhere In this issue is the advertise­ great sonwnll that wnxJjulll after the dis­ ment of the Ocala Box Co., who mnnufooastrous floqd.-jtonn_flLii few years ago. ture lhe fnmous Billingsley Orange Bo*, the same sad story would have to bo^remnrketr T h i dOVilfil T*M cd oT Iasrw eei'i storm which was In joints on the head Is an Improvement the shape of a hurricane and tidal wave. Considerable damage was done in the lowlying sections of the d ty by the unroofing and flooding of houses. In the smaller settlements along the coost the damage has been great and the loss of human life conslderabW>',jrtniPWCTtWWBil83i:«> over the ordinary kind and there are other good features that should command the attention t^ the shippers. The Billingsley can be furnished by the leading manufac­ turers. If not write to the Ocala Box Co. ^tW i^n g^ai^ffectrlc Lights . rcpdrlOd Is 47. Ì5JK.&. RSf tr—■ ra t SW IT . ■ .1 . A. E. H I L L Hardware and Farm Implements LUCAS PAINTS Used in Unde Sam's Paint Shop D u rin g th e past y e a r th e U. S r N a v y has con­ su m ed 691,000 pounds o f LUCAS WHITE PAINT and _ 2 7 8 T7 0 0 pounds o f LUCAS COLORS, su fficien t ^ p r o ­ d u ce m ore than .100,000 g a llo n s o f paint, e q u iv a ­ lent' to 50 ca rloa d s o f 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 g a llo n s each, an d w h ich w ou ld m ake a tra in m ore than one“ h a lfm ile r lo n g . In U n c le S a m ’s ser­ vice, as in ev e ry b o d y else’s, LUCAS PRODUCTS h a ve an unbroken re11 cord for sa tisfa ctory re-: suits. SauTurd’s now electric light plant will ' A douburst at buiutb, Minn., a few days soon be Installed and you want the work since, deatroyed$I,500,000 worth of prop­ done by a competent nnd experienced erty—and-caused the lossTif three “ llVffll." electrician. The work must bear Inspec­ Twenty houses were washed away. tion and conform to the regulations pre­ scribed by the Southern Tariff Associa­ Staunton, Va„ has gono dry by twenty tion. W. A. Parr of this city has had ten majority. /ears experience In electrical work of all Koo Maya Indians In Mexico are on the war path and hnve massacred several kinds nnd caii wire your house In a satlswomen and .children In the vlllogi of Son factory manner. Everyone should b u y , Jose while the men were at work in the |their house wired at once, to be reody |; ; Urlren the currant 1* lurnetfi -amrwrTt: Mt. Korintjl in Sumatra, n volcano sup- |Parr is now equipped to take your order lit name nrotlfce. You can get him . noswUo-be-extlnct. and Iti-UuT rrnter of I any lime at Uie telephone exchange, or which a lake had formed. Is again In erup­ tion. A n earthquake followed the renewed leuve orders at Fernald'a hardware"store activity of Uie volcano. W E 'PITTSBURG PERFECT’ Best Fence Made _ WELL DRILLING , NO DEARER .THAN THE POOR KIND W e h o v e th e largest an d b est equ ipped plant fo r d riv in g w e lls in this s e c tion o f th e country and a re prep ared to fill all ord ers prom ptly. Our m a c h in e ry is up-to-date and ou r w orkm en are s k ille d in th e work. ■ For Field, Farm, Ranch, Lawns, Corn Cribs and Poultry Will stand ordinary ns well ns hnrtL T h o s e - contem plating p u ttin g in w e lls would WiH not sag in Summer’s heat nor break in the cold of Winter 1 s e rv e th eir best interusage Are made of the best-materials ahd hove stays that cannot slijT Do not require on expert to erect, and are low priced _£Sta_hy_ consulting us and le a rn in g prices be­ fo re m a k in g contracts. U A M rt I c T U P A R O l/ P P Y e i_ U < 5 ll/ E L _ Y H A N D L E _ L M J £ — A a Q x C ---- t A C L U b l V i l L I IN SANFORD CHURCHES IN S A N P O D IT b A N rU N D at-vour Door! I Where Devout of the Celery ' City Worship Sunday. Lost week when ordered to proceed to the seat of war li\ Morocco, n whole bat­ Y o u can get talion of Spanish troops nt Britcclonn muRESllMC Of ALL CHURCH EVENTS ‘ tlned and refused lo go. They were dis­ All Local Advertisement« Under This armed and sent to prison. Spain jiasqulle Heading, One Cent a Word Each Issue Of Interest to Those Religiously In­ a war on her hands with the Moors. clined—Subjects of Discourses L ost— Between City Pork and Clyde Tlirough what Is known as the McAgoo Line dock pair solid gold cuff buttons. In I for the Sabbath. tunnel under tho Hudson river, connecting cufTs. Leave a i Herald office and gef| rm TH* Paator, of Iha Qiviiha* ia Iha City a» Eaiaaalj New York City with Jersey City, which reward. — .....z------ Raqaaal aJ u talas sa aai ikatr Aaa.aa<mwnii and ollw, Church NaWa IO|hi, oflk» noI lala, ihaa Wadaaa XOs opened to the public last Week, trains Wonted—To rent cottage In good local­ day *1nt booa. are now run five minutes apart on a sche­ ity. State location and price wanted. rirst Methodist - dule of three minutes from Broad why to Address Bax 780. ÌBtj. Rev.A.E.lino«choldi-r, er. pa»tor; pa: _____PPH$BI rhurrh, rqrnrr t’nrk end Fifth «ti.ct. tutsunage. loriU-rMt ■i Jersey City terminal. Stop nt Surf Crest while at Daytona. ■venue 23 noil« avenue and Seventh street; l ì. ............. .....K phone jN Beach. Board and room $7 to $8 by the morning servke at II; evening service. Pauline Harper, daughter of the Janitor wfrek; $1.50 by day. Fronting occon. 49lf 7:00; Sunday tchoul, 9:43 a. nt.: Jmi: K. Mettlnger, Supt. Epworth League, 3:00 Sunday evenor No. 143 Madison street, New York City, Ins D riv e you r W a g o n in to S a n ford Wanted—Two rooms for light house­ is five years old, weighs 130 pounds, and keeping. J. M. Gillon, Box 422 42t2p . Sunday school at 0:45 n.in. Preaching is three feet tilno indies tall. Her mother by the pastor at 11 a. m. The sacrament C a ll on C. H. E varis W anted —A woman for house work. weighs 116 pounds, and is not .more than of the Lord's Supper will be nd ministered Lock Box 58, Sanford, Fla. 45-tf H e can d e liv e r a n y brand you w a n t out o f a foot taller than her big baby. The child at the morning service. Union services at F or S alt —One-fourth block between is no freak, nnd is perfectly healthy. Our n ew W areh o u se First and Second streets, beautiful build­ the MethodlBt church at 7:30 p. in. A new cabinet for France has been ing site. Lake view. $1,000. F. J. preaching by Rev. R. LKhklund. All are W ith o u t D el a _— organized under the leadership of M. Brl- Powers. Invited to these services. nnd n Socialist. For Sale—16-ft launch. 3 h. p. engine. • th e People's Congregational Associate Professor Cluftnlstry A. C. Mc- Bargain. If sold at once. * T. P. Conpro^sL Rev. R. L Kirkland, paitprj Sunday morning }. Ransom of tho Alabama Polytechnic Wednesday, 7:00 ForSatc^BuggynTid harness, In gc nstltuterot-AtitHtmrdied SntuntrryrTtt Entmlhgcr. !Superintendent. condition. A bargain. E. -L. G„ Lake J. C. Entmlngcr. was one of the best known educators in Mary, Fla. Preaching 11 a. m. by the.pastor; subAlabama. • ?s) FpH Sal Kv—P. M. Elder of the Celery av- Ject, “ Life's Task—Is It Fully DuncT" Louis Blériot, a Frenchman, successfully eiiub cash store has 200 bushels of peas Union meeting nt the M. E. jhurcliSunday — - --* 34-tf mam. crossed the English .Channel front Calais f o r w l e . - to Dover lust Sunday in his aeroplane, For sale Cheap... Quick sale. Need mon-1 f ir s t Baptist thereby winning the $2,800 prize offered ey. Fifteen ocres celery farm.' Box 473. Rev. J. W. Boyd pallor.-Sunday morning aerv«(vice. 7:30; Sabbath k IuwI. tM5 . Frendi Aero clubc clubr JltS, by the Frencli fie, has bos 'been been l For Sale— First class square square, pian Sale—First piano. kw.It;evening a til.: Ur. J. T. Denton. Supt,; B. Y. P. U.Thursday decorated with Uie erosi ut tho Legion of cheap nnd time. Box 473. 4G-4t at 7:43p..m., H. E. Tolar. Preai.; prayer meeting IT'-V-VT|-avary Wednesday, 7:30p. m. —T Honor.---- —i, ■ ---- - r?--- — —-----— F or S ale — Fine Jersey Hull for sale or V Holy Croas Episcopal A Wabash train plunged ittto,fho Mis­ for service. Address Joint Jels, or Phone Or a n y oth qr brand o f our, .ju s tly Hev. B. F. Brown, rector, A. D. Key, senior war­ 42tf souri river thirty miles from Kansas City 59. den: Sunday morning service. 11; evening aervlce, For Sale—Three fresh cows and a good 7:30; Sabbath achool, 9:43a. m.; B. F. Whltner. last Sunday. Five conches and the loco­ C eleb ra ted F e r tiliz e rs — horse. Inquire at the Pico Hotel 49-tf Supt.; prayer meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evtnlng. motive went down. Two Pullmans and a Presbyterian Do you w a n t H a rd w o o d A sh es? For Sale— Model M Cadillac In good con­ chair cor remained on the track. Under­ Rev. J, F. McKinnon, pallor, morning aervlce, dition. F. J. Nlver. Daytona, Fla. 47-4t . — 0:3<jy mining of the roadbed by the recent flood II; evening aervlce, 7:30;' Sabbath ach. D ried B lood, S h eep M anu re, B lood and Bone Beautiful country home for sale cheap. Im.; . , HenryV nnr Me" cLaulln. Supt.; prayer meeting Wrd1 ' was the cause. Six persons were killed. neadoy, 7:30 ‘ p. rn. 1H miles from Sanford. 9 room bouse; 6 N itr a te o f Soda? , Having to leave a subway train in New acres good land; orange trees, Ac. Ad­ Catholic 49-tf York because lie didn’t hnve money with dress P. O. Box 753. . Rev. M Fox. rector: acrvlrra every sreond ond Sunday; early moat, 7 a. in,: maas and ser­ him to pay his fare, President Youktnun V For Rent—Old land tiled and In fine fourth mon. 10 a. m.; Sunday school. 0 a. m.; vespers. 3 -’ of the Rock island railroad system, re­ shape for crop Utis season. Five room p. ro. turned hastily to his office and sold to Ills cottage on farm. F. J. Powers. 1 fhe Great Plano Contest Three furnished or unfurnished rooms secretary: “Go and buy me 1,000 subway SAnruao tickets,-and see that Utey are put In every for rent Hines building, over Woodruff's Miss Jessie Stumon...................... . 03,800 Order of Eaglet........................ \... OI.HOU store. See R. L Jones. 46-tf ixicket of every suit of clothes I have.“ Takacb.......................... Mlaa Aranka Tak¿ h .V.V-’.V.'.V.'.V.V.V.'.'• 42.049 30,300 ¡lit fully cool, pleas- Congregational^Church................... Furnished rooms, delightfully July *^6 wtts the 02d anniversary of the 22.3X1 antly located, singly or together, m . ou ' establlsHment of the republic of Liberia In 14,277 Ouk avenue. . U Misa Maybel Woodburn.:........... - (Write us) 0,877 Africa by a oolony of American negroes. I Welaka Club..................................... . 3,830 For Rent—One and three-quarters acres Miss Ajtn SU'hstruiu___ 3.404 Henry Clay wua president of the assodtiMias Nona Cowan.......... 2.208 Miss Gayla Moore.... d ,r X. 042 Woudmrn of the Wutld__ 1.174 Little Bison, a Sioux chief, will move 1.018 Wanted—To rent 13,000 feet ofcelcry Mra. U. W. Vrnable..,, C H A S . H. E V A N S , S ales A gen t, 002 48-tf Baptist Su nday School.. his people from the Dakotas to Nicaragua, boards. P. O. Box 364. out or TOWN Ulllc Lord, Clyde............ Sanford, Florida 2.142 having secured a concession of land from Five-room cottage for rent. Apply to Mlsa Miss Almena Brooks..:............ ♦ 302 that government. Immediato removal of N. 0. Garner. . „ *“ . . __ (A»k Him) lOf^famUies will be made. House to rent for the summer, corner To Subscribed Magnolia avenue and First streeL En­ The Bank of England. Ute oldest bank­ quiry of Mrs, M. L. Allen. An order of the Postoffice Department, ing house In the world, celebrated its Washington. D. C., eltecUve Jon. L 1008, In the next 30 day» I will sell 50 Rhode , , 215|hunaiveraary July 27th. Tto» Imnk ^ Island Red hens, and 50 White Minorca», provides Unit no delinquent subsexiber ~ wus closed for bus!ness, and the ISOOLenv Ituio year old. tux Joss Gwu tou ut 70 ou «Jiali be carried longer thnn three months, *--• çloyoêg had"irgrand the expense |«u*h. S.-M. Doane» Geneva, Plo; 49-4t giving us a reasofrihunhV depiirlinent is of Uie institution. To Rent. UNruxmsHcoJ^-Tbe large house, furnishing a low rate of postage on news­ k ' On the evening of July 27U> Orville e*|, an<? kitchen on Amory Grove, four papers. and docs so fur the benefit o f a Wridht with I lju.iwnwnt f „ . „ v i „t,m . . ml1®* fro,n Sanford, with stable, wnler Wright, with Lieutenant Frank Lalmi as a L Upp|y> etc jyent J240 per year : by bonoflde subscriber.who jiays for his BUILDING per,-----passenger, made the world's record Jn his]iiwttth $23rpoyahJçjuonÜüy luudvan«-. I nm -iiuw p rep a rin g ten ^ - a c re C'elery 'l'aunaTti nnrmdimp7->m.iI.TITr|| !.. tk.. . ¡ — w,* . ^ j KwftlVUv fl WT llw.itiNil MM Wl III MPI I.L.1V Boston, Moss, For exttiuiuHtkHf of-premand twelve minutes, and made an' avertbê.befiil lo ca tio n , 2 to 3 miles from tow n; 2 Vi. acres “Department of the Interior i. lises apply to John T. Anents, on the U. S. Land Office at GainrevUi&ITa., age of over forty miles an hour. on ea ch p la ce tilled , p lo w ed an d rea d y for cultiva­ place. - 45-tf rgtvrannxt - HalloaIrte w ty l tm “avl7 n tion ! T h ès e p la ces a re f o r . ga le cheap, good termsGeneva, I'lurida. 1 an October 8, 1907, mod« „ , Who. ! ’’Moore’s Modern Methods ' Get ready for the Hies and Moa of botaratead Entry < 37041 (Serial No 01711) f.ntiy N No :W r ite I ant a lso m a k in g a s p e c ia lty o f M. M. Everyone has heard of Moore's modem qultoes.- Largest stock and lowest tor EH <d NWil and rU ofSWU, S^-.lou 0. Tow,,methods qf bookkeeping and loose-leaf prices on screen doors and windows •hip 20 South, Range 32 Fuat, laliabaaae* Merid­ S m ith ’M K d B , th e best lo c a te d lan d s offered for sale. ian. baa died notice of imrntiun to make final Harry J. Wilson's. ledger systems. , So great has been the at commutation proof, to catablUh claim tothrland A ls o choice, c ity lo ts and residen ces a t reasonable; demand fur Uiese perfect ledgers that The r |a l«ve deacribeo, before the Clerk of the Circuit si Urlandut, on the tat day or Sep Have you seen Uie clolh-filliall rufed I Sanford Herald has decided to keep a full eptember. prices'. „C a ll or* w r ite m e fo r p a rticu lars. 10*00. '.line of tl>ese goods, and anyone wishing letter heads at The Herald office T The Claimant namea aa wltneaaca: r. ' ledgers, record sheets, contracts, account I red II llradley^uf Onj-vu. Flurlda, R.T.C C. W. I , of Geneva, Florida. > business man, should call at lite llcrald I tionery. Look It up. Mr. Business Man II. b. J , of Geneva, Florida. I Prices very low. jlltkc and. get the best. Honor 8. Cwcaa, KegUter. j; A * * v Lr>, l 'f f i I ■MB mi ARMOUR FERTILIZERS { . ArmourBlüütirBone &.Totash Armour Celery Grower Armour Vegetable Armour PractieaT T riiekêr Ask for it, W e have it T H E . ARMOUR FERTILIZER — WORKS Jacksonville, Fla". . J . POW ERS Real KTaádXmKrZomiTü',«it ™ r r.1: and Rentals F . J . PO W ERS -..J] �,, ,,. _, I,,- K ' . - 1 ■■ •*$* * - :h' W .ÎX*, *J.*« i~ri - - - - rV^ 4 SVI, .J i IN Number SI S A N F O R D — L ife ia W o r th U v in i First Year SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1909 PRETIV HOME WEDDING TO BUILD_______ NEW FERRY ALL AROUND FLORIDA At the home of Chns. Kaiincr on Park avenue Inst Sunday at 0 o'clock. Miss Oreat Need of One Between Pauline Knnnor wus united in mnrTiogc The General News of “The Land to Mr. Samuel Hershcowltz. The ceremo­ Orange and- Volusia of FlowersL'—-------ny was.performed-by Khhhl Rtalntiirfind thé rites were carried out according to the Jewish custom.................... SeVERAL PlANS ARE PROPOSED At high noon the bridal pnrty was en­ CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS tertained at luncheon at the home of K. Kdnner. An Epltome o r the Week's Most JmAny o f Them Would Greatly Lessen After tiie wçdding ceremony an elabo­ Distance.Between Sanford portant Happenings In the rate course dinner, was served for the And the Ed#t Coast. State’s Domain. guests. For ilia fifth tilde since its recent con­ As the travel from the Interior to the The happy couple left on the midnight East Coast anil from the East Const to trnin for Jacksonville, Pnlatka and other struction and acceptance by the city the points in Orange and Osceola countiesin- points and upmT their return will make new stockade nt Tampa was last week the aeases the need of a shorter route anil n their future home in Tampa. -TUe-brideis scene.uf-another delivery, six white pris­ better ferry becomo apparent and the the sister of Chat. Knnuer of this city, ami oners making their way to liberty by dig­ matter Is being discussed by individuals bus resided here for some time prior to ging.a hole through the brick wall during the absence of the jailor. sod the boards of county commissioners her marriage. bad will likely result In concerted action Manual Gonzalez, a young Cuban, com­ The groom is with the Katz department in regard to'a new ferry. store of Tampa, and has a large circle of mitted suicide in Tampa last week by By the present route the distance from friends over the state. drinking carbolic acid. Family trouble Is Ssnford to DcLnnd is about twenty-nine Among the ont-of-town guests were Mr. said to have been the cause. s. If the ferry ot Beck's Landing on and Mrs,. Adam. Kata^.Mr..j)iidJdrs. J,, -rTbOrgwUWral gsm-tuucat-tms-fwt flsidW the west side Is resumed thisgistance will Bookman, Julius Schuster,Sain Esryck, Bird and Middle Islands on ¿lie West Coast ily lessened. Onejfeature in and Isaac Weiss of Tampa; Mr. and Mrs. for the purpose of expert breeding of birds favor of a new ferry on the west side B. Solomon and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. and hunting thereon Is prohibited In fu­ would be that of opening up a new road Kanncr and family, andMissRosc Rooney ture. through this section and giving an added of Orlando ; Mr.' and Mrs. M. Kpnner und Third and fourth class Florida postmasimpetus to trade, and better facilities for family and A. Knnncr of Mulberry. ters arc to hold their annual convention ts.- -Othera~nre advocating nin Ocala on and August. a the 18th__ - 19th i , of___ A Gentlemanly Bunch erryboat propelled by gasoline en­ Key West is to have a special election gines to run from the city dock direct to Sanford has not only a bunch of fast on the question of Issuing bonds for street Enterprise, thus cutting down thedistancc hall players, but each one a gentleman as paving, the amount to be fifteen percent from Sanford to DcLand from twenty-nine well. Their conduct in Sanford has been of the full assessed valuation, the limit of to shout thirteen miles, and no new road above reproach in every respect, and on tho charter. ,x would need to be built. A toll ferry could the rend they have been complimented Orders have been Issued by Adjutant be inaugurated on tills route, and ns many on their actions on the diamond, and esgeneral Foster that the, stnte militia will foot passengers from JJnnford to* Enter­ [icciully on their gentlemanly nppenrhlicc hcnccfurth be known as the National Guard prise would use the boar, tnti piatTcouId uiul conduct 111 hotels. The Inmlludy of o f Florida. . • prove a profitable one and would establish Hie White House in GninesvHlc snys they Tiie commissioners of-Leon county have direct communication with Enterprise and were the most gentlemanly lot of ball passed a resolution favoring bonding the prove a great boon to the people of that players that site ever hail tjie pleasure uf county for $200,000 for building hardlittle city wito ore now almost cut olT from keeping, and she hoped they would win on Sanford and Orange county. These plans that account. That is quite n compliment surfaced roads. -are nil good and should receive the careful consideration of the citizens of both coun­ ties. With the great increase in popula­ tion a belter means of transportation is .greatly needed, and plans should lie form­ ulated ut once and carried out. Should lire new traction road go through to the East Const,a good ferryboat would bo the easiest moans of getting- across the river, tbetfeetton-companycobld "BedepemU ed upon to join in this enterprise and Maud part of the expense. Even If a toll ferry is decided upon, the traveling public would favor better facilities and gladly pay a nominal sum for a shorter ami bet|W route. The lew jxillea from the river to Osteen In tire present state is to l>e dread­ ed by all who are obi^cd to go thut wny, •and during Ole rainy season there Is no as­ surance that any automoblccnn get across this “slough of despond.’1 For the benefit of the public, and the future development of this section, this matte» aught to be settled m once. Palatka’s Famous Celery Beds He was n stranger in I’alatka, and ns he stood talking wldi Mr. Fearnside on lower Lemon street last Tuesday he chanced to catch a glimpse of. the river. >t that time covered from *h£Hk4<> x !jl(,re with wqter hyacinths. "What's that growing in that big field over there,’’ said the stranger, pointing to . the river. ^Tliat," replied Mr. Fearnside looking in the direction Indicated, "why that's the famous Palntka celery beds." "There’s certainly a fine crop there," -said the stronger, "Ts any of that land for H ie !" "Nope, you can’t buy it for love nor nibney," replied Fearnside, "The Palntkn News controls It all and won't sell"—Pnlstka News. In the recent election Santa Rosa coun­ not only to our hoys, hut the'town os well Lucky Sanford. Well tunned.for lucky we ty yrnit dry by about 300 majority. W. H. Tayloe, formerly general passen­ are in securing a hunch of real bull play­ ers and gentlemen, also. A team uf this ger agent of the Southern railway, has kind is more than a credit to any town, been transferred from Jacksonville to Den­ uml we feel sufo in stating thut they hnvc ver, Colorado, and made general agent of (lie universal good will of the Sanfonl the passenger and freight departments of the company. people; * ___ On Sumla y t he- gra ml atnmi ot thtrMon~ “Will Shelley Again Ihjürcc crief race track of the Florida Live Stock Train No. 83 over the Atlantic Coast Fair Association'was burded. Line which passed Pnlatka going smith If arrangements now being made By the ut 11:25 lust Monday night , wns partially Chicago Association of Commerce are car­ wrecked nt DcLuml Junction inter in the ried out. through freight cars between Cuba and Chicago will shortly be running night.____________ _______________ — While passing a switch a bolt gnvc wny on n schedule of seven days without trans­ and the ruils spread, causing the tender ferring or breaking bulk. Cars will ran to of the engine and the mull car toJcUYC Knights Key on the East Coast railway the track. and there run on to an ocean-going ferry The engine was In chargc^of William and landed ut Havana. Shelley, a Palntka boy and he wns In­ A Masonic lodge has been organized in jured about die shoulder, besides lutving Mnscotte. two ribs fractured. No one else wus In­ George R. Foster, one of (he oldest and jured. Mr. Shelley wns taken to Sanford most highly respected citizens of Jackson­ where lie received medical attention. His ville, died at his home in that city Tues­ injuries urc not serious, but painful. Tiie day. Ho was 78 years of age, and liad shoulder is the same us wus lujured in n lived in Jacksonville for nearly half a ccnwreck just south of Longs Station Inst tunry. winter. In fact this 1b the third wreck in Crack marksmen from vurlous parts'of which Mr. Shelley has participated in tiie the state are assembled in St. Augustine past year. It is expected thut he will be this week to partiejpate In the annual able to resume ids duties in about three shoot. The Taliaferro trophy will be con­ weeks.-j4J«lalkn Nows. tested for, und marksmen will be selected to reirescnt Florida at the national rifle Alter The Railroad Commission Bhoot to be held in Ohio. . Early Tuesday morning fire destroyed The voters of Florida must dtr one or three buildings In Fort Meade— Dr. Moody's two tilings about tiie Railroad Commission: drug store, Max Auschwitz' jewelry store. nlKilisli it and wipe out the lnw or elect members who arc nt icfiitjn part, compe- Zapp's burlier shop, and A. B. Jones'gen­ tftnMO~dt>f-h«rga "the duties incumbent eral store. Dr. Moody's uml' Mr. Jones' upon them. As at [resent constituted it stocks arc a total loss. The Jeweler's Is a very expensive tiling to tho taxpayers stock was saved. The buildings belonged of Florida. Drawing their salaries is about to Mr. Jones, were valued at $5,000 and the only thing the members huve done.— insured for $1.000. Ilia' loss on stock was about half covered by insurance. Volusia County Record. THE PIANO CONTEST The Piano Contest isjirousing more in tercst as it.drnws to a close and greater efforts are being made by the fribnda of the contestants. This week the Engles mads' a “spurtHImT obtained tiie letfd over ■Miss Stumon who has held the position since the contest opened, From now un­ til thp# finish some Interesting develop­ ments Can be expected. • Following is the vote for this Week MNross Order of East*»............................... . 71.202 370 -™J8I 42.708 5.27:1 14.387 MUa Mnyticl Woodhurn--- ........... . 6. <1.000 WeUka Club......... - — 9. Mias Ada Stenitrcni-.. M l» tiayle Moore........ MU* Nona Cowan...... Woodmen of the World Mr*. 0. W* Venable.... baptist Sunday School. 3.83» 3,481 3.082 '¿.'¿OH LAM l.OHH 082 out or tows . MU* Lillie Lord. Clyde.... .................. Mis» A1men a Brooks............................ • 3.0M 308 Eagles' State Convention The State Aerie of Eagles will hold Sanford will be represented by W. H. Underwood and Goo. S. Derry, and State Secretary S. Runge. M. P. Lipc and his famous drill team In uniform will also go and demonstrate the Initiation drill be­ fore Uie state aerie. About twenty-five msmbofs of Celery CUy'Aerie will also a'G toad, and the A. C. L. will make a special rate for the occasion. Drowned at Maitland Jacob Wahl was drowned In Lake Char­ ity, near Maitland, last Thursday. On ac­ count of the great depth of the lake, the body was not recovered ttptll the next day. Coroner Hugh Allen empanelled a Jury and the verdict wns accidental drowning. The deceased was about 48 years of age, and had been a resident o f , Maitland for the past ten years,-ansJ was respected by all who knew him. Ho leaves a wife and several children. Want The New Road A petition (las been circulated In Day­ tona during the early part o f ’ the week requesting the - county -commissioners to open up a rood between Orange City and tne St. Johns nver. This road would have the effect of shortening ' the distance between Day ion a- mill Sartfdfd some' sevenmiles, besides avoiding h lot of difficult travelling as the road Is * now laid out. The petition wns signed by all voters to whom It wns presented, the ndvnntnjfcs of the new road being.so plainly apparent. —Halifax Journal. Death o f Mrs. Barrett Mrs. J. F. Barrett, wife of J. F. Barrett, died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. G. U, Popo, on Monday lost. Mrs. Barrett wns 08 years of age at the time of her death, and had resided in Sanfonl for a number of years. She was a devout mem­ ber of the Methodist church and had been for many years. A husband, three Bons and a daughter are left to ntqurn her loss. The remains were tukep to Bellevue for Interment.________________ ’ ■ Auto Plano at The Pastime , Mulinger DeCottes has installed one of the famous Auto piano players for tho ben­ efit of the public. Tim Auto piano is the latest and best piano * player on the market and is making a great hit every­ where. U Is made by thfrKolder4 Camp­ bell Piano Co., and the John A. Cunningham Co., of Jacksonville, are the distrib­ utors for Florida. Anyone wishing to see the Auto piano-and hear the . wonderful tone of this fine instrument can do so by attending tiie Pnstime Theatre. ■■ r ' - “*~r By a recent flood in Manchuria, over 1,000 people were drowned and 7,000 houses submergod. < Type of Car to be Used on the Sanford Traction Line EXPOSE LAND SHARKS The DeLand News Puts It Up To ---------County Offlolals-----—r— WVÏ m SUPPRESS TAKE UND SCHEME * Editor Publishes a Circular L e tte r and ’ Sends It to All Prospective Purchasers o f Land Tim News continues to reoeive a great! many letters from people who have already bought, or expect to buy, lands In the Bond tract, or elsewhere In Valusin county. As n result of this sale of property, The News has added possibly 100 now subscribers to our mailing lists. We like to receive the subscribers. Just as Volusia county In gen­ eral welcomes now citizens—but we do not blind ourselves to tije fact that hun- , dreds of people will come here this fall board of county commissioners should make a thorough investigation of this matter, tiirough a special committee and the county attorney. Tiie editor has pre­ pared a circular letter, which ho ls send­ ing to all enquirers. The circular letter roods ns follows: Office of The New» PuMhhlni Company, Printer*. * UeLand. Fhrkl«. (dale) Dear S tir Your letrer of recent date to hand. Volusia county is thriving and prosperous, and our crying need. is-, more citizens. Our lands ore productive, when Intelligently tilled, and any strong man who has the hardihood can hew lus jyuy to success. A great nmount of the land in this section is good—will grow anything; but it Is not all good. Thousands of acres' in Volusia county, as anywhere else on earth, wont even sprout|a mortgage. I am not in a position to inform you as to the fertility of the soil about which you en­ quire. I have no doubt a great quantity of it is good, while there may be much Umt is fit only for cattle range, or possibly swamp, I would advise you to see for yourself before putting money Into land here or nnywhere else.' ' Your Idea) of n home may be entirely different from mine. .Your ideal may be higher or lower—I am not in position to Judge. We want good, intelligent, law-abiding citizens. We extend to vou-thc-.wrlenme hand. We wnnt satisfied citizens only, however. One dissatisfied citizen does more harm In n community than n dozen satisfied families can overcome. Corns and see for yourself, and while here call upon me at the office of the News Publish­ ing Company ; I shall bo glad to render you any service In my power. I am send­ ing you soino printed matter descriptive of this section and several sample copies of The Nows under separatu covers, Cordially, yours, Chris. O. Courinuton. . In the opinion' of the editor, Volusia“ county is now confronted by tho most se­ rious problem ever placed before us. If it ‘ is solved correctly and with satisfaction to the purchasers of llicso lands, the/county will boom ns never before. If these peo­ ple are sold lands In Deep Creek or other undralned sections, and are forced to leave here disappointed and cheated, thu entire stnte will receive a black eye from which it will pot recover in years. Tiie board of county commissioners, serv­ ing in the capacity of tho managers of county affairs, should not dodge this issue —but should enter into jt with their whole bodies and souls and minds. The people are with you, gentlemen. Your duty is plain. A t the meeting next Monday call in the managers of the now companies selling these lands, your tax assessor..mid the natives who know tho country, and find out exactly what is be-ing done. It is possible, and even probable, that tiie board will have no legal redress, ex­ cept, perhaps an appeal to the postal au­ thorities, but a published stabement from the hoard, either to llm effect that only“ good, drainable land is being sold, or that »tramp and useless lands ore being placed on the market, and disposed of to inno­ cent purchasers, if such is found to be the case, cannot fall to have a good effect,. i ; ïw ™ » . Thousands of buildings. Including the •ftrmornrftutfrthtst fenipTFT fiiiih'TJien de­ stroyed by a terrible conflagration otOsahe, Japani— A-number e f lhre »‘weie nfsnlost. The latest report says 20.000 build­ *• '->s i ings were destroyed.’ Beside the temple tiie banks, stock excliange, museum, gov- * eminent edifice», schools, factories, and blhcr important building are included. The territory bunted over is more than four miles square. The temple burned was the greatest In the world. >♦ >■...... - 1* V"■1"1" " ■ * f Another escape of prisoners- from the Tampu stockade took place Tuesday night. This makes the sixth breakout in a few weeks, Only ttiree prisoners escaped this j L time. S& v ;. y *—’ I* . T* *- ' f -V , SSV/i I * Ì fK M ; xj , � 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, July 30, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 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/6dab680ca0c09464e91cbccfc7f7dc52.pdf 441dceedc126f73497abb5d2deb7022a PDF Text Text . August 6. 190it from The Herald's Special Correspondent By Wireless Telephone and Return 3 ytvcstcr Shn ttuck and Uil-^HlunkettV old mnld sister have been l»e«n \ keeping company o f late. Demetrius A tw a ter and Doremus Plxler are each going to take a course In surgery, in Charlie Hand's vctcrlnnry.college. Gil Sloan, our weather prophet man, says the late heavy rains arc largely due to lowering barometers nnd atmospheric changes. A u nt Betsy Jones sold five gallons o f buttermilk to the Buster house-last week. A unt Betsy nins n two-cow dairy and sells more or less real cow butter. __ Ground has been broken for a n ew tw oroom cottage at Sucker’s Corners. Tickets on Sale from Jacksonville every Nondiy^snd Thursday beginning with June 17 up to Aug 30th, with final return limit Sept. 30th > * — - Co nsi der B ig lo v -m id w ife o f WBWJffir Station are here visitin g Zcke Scroggins’ fam ily, who are kin folk. Zekc took Con­ sider over town in his now rubber-tired -■ buggy, and as they were quite late in getting linrne It Is thought they ran over a blind tiger somewhere on Cameron a ve­ nue. •*+ , Skinny Jnnc Slocum was badly cliqwed by cliiggcrs at the Jessup picnic last Sat­ urday. , Bob Dunk's blind m ale which expired Inst week, was burliti next doy. -- -- - * i Stopovers allowed on. theie_Tlckcts at Richmond, Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia Jim Hilllker and Josio Spuds seem quite apcthetlc when seen in each others com­ pany o f ’ late. Mrs. Roxniin Dingman and her two ac­ complished daughters w ere quite severely chlgger bit yesterday nt tho picnic at the (.In’ll mound. ' \ Reduced Rates to other Summer Resorts For information, rates, reservations etc., coll on q ^ w rite to T.' J. FBUK1H», A ft, Sanford, or A. W. PRITOP, Division Pataangsr A ft 138 W. Bay ■(. Jaekaonvillo, Pia. I i; , We carry the Largest line he¡I I ii= i 5^ tw e e n Jacksonviik and T stitp ^ v ,1 CHAS. H, E V AN S • ; -. -«a The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co Staple and Fancy Groceries F u ll L in e o f H ig h -G ra d e C igars an d T obaccos , — - SANFORD. & FLORIDA = = = = = A gen t for the .Famous C LO V E R H IL L B R A N D BU TTER --------------------------- S A N F O R D r F L O R I D A ----------- “ T " Epli Dittcmore's w ife has joined the Knight's and Ladies o f the ‘‘Jumping Jeletter from his ooualh, Punk Jones got Bllnky Jones, In Iowa, last.week. Blinky writes that when he lit in Iowa six years ago he was dead broke and luuln't any un­ der clothing, nnd was sick with chills and fever.. H e’s only been there six ycarsand now owns a third Interest In a two-cow dairy, and has plenty o f new second hand clothes to burn. C lears Loud Cheaply and Qulokly Pnlatkn, Fin., July 29.— A trucker here has devised a plow for'clearin g land o f scrub palmetto. It Is drawn by four mules, l ie can clear two acres a day and reduces tho cost o f snch work from $00 to $15 an acre.— Produce News. CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK General Fire PITTSBURG, PA. BRANCHES Sanford Sales A g en ts and D is trib u to rs SANFORD CELERY UNION Chicago Cincinnati Jacksonville Room 16, Pico Block. F lo rid a BRANCHES * The Crippen Music Store 'Phone 269 SANFORD, FLA. Job Printing Insurance 7 : High-grade Pianos, Organs, Q u ick ly an d N e a tly E xecu ted at T h e H e ra ld P rin tin g .(.Company and Graphophones. L o w Prices E a sy F ay m en ta. Pico Bloc IN SU R ER C O M PA N Y I No Lien on tho Orig- | inai Sum Insured si • tate of the Insured i ,yhVf«iVA VfH W ,V.VA W »VrY,Vrt.V W A .V»V ilA '.V fA iV .'n > i: ‘7 , * « iji 1 2* Anopportunityoffered ;• [ you to more than Doublerfj Your Previous Earnings | ffi jj & Imiiiiii; » lj| a h m m 'm u rn Agents alt Unite in §: f Proclaiming It a World- jji * Beater. •: WILMER L. MOORE, President IsBue t ho usual forma of policies.—Also a guaranteed coiipun dividend containing a disability jP.I^MSlDs xyhlch ls one of t U most attractive and liberal-policies offered by arfy~ company >AN1EL, General Agent, Sanfori TEMPORARY O FFICE AT J. E. PACE’S, 2 0 6 W E S T FIRST STREET �Z V '.v ' : ; ’ \* • • *' -f . .1 HERALD .. GENERAL LAWS erv Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State-of i n g a n d i d veriisim i fnr: th »h** p pori erio-l beg inning fatili - liv e Deiapartm ent! . . . . ___ _ i.J o e o e Florida: a ry I, » 9 0 9 .U n d e n d i^ ^ H 59, 1909; and th at ng^ June Salari«! S u le _________ A uditor and.C lctlc- S .r * * :W ........ ............ shall,| a___ fter Tiéctîon I. T h a i the p a y of the me in tiers o f the ttl® C om ptroller o f thoi IS tate of Florida A sai il» ut 3 l * t i "Auditor ................. >,500. ÛO present Legislature. convened A p rilI 6 O.. 1900, 1000, shall auditin g all bill* a n d -ft ml mg them correct, d raw S tation ery ant! postage fo r S ta ts A u ­ h it w arrant in fa v o r o f all persons having claim * te lie a per diet * 1 „ Hem o f six dollar* per d a y■ in_a. .d. d ______ itiion U» d itor .................................................. t o o .00 the • he mili mi legge allowed b y the Constitution of the arising o u t of th e con trn ct for S ta le printing fo r printing done prior to A p ril 5, «909, b y the con ­ SU t e of F ion d a g t ten cent* per mile each w ay. late Sec J T h a t the follow ing lu m i be." and tb# tracto r for S ta te printing, o r those otiermting b y •Sec. 2. T h a t the p ay of the S e c rr U r y o f the tam e are h rreby appropriated for salarír- and h i, auth ority, upon presentation to him all bill* exp en se! o f the S tate govern m en t for six months Senate and the C hief Clerk of the House of Rcprv scn U tivea and of all C lerks elected b y the Senate properly ap p roved fly the officer or head o f d e ­ ending June 50. 1911: partm ent who ordered *ueh srork. S alan e* E xecu tive D e p artm e n t..........,810,060.00 o r House of R ep resen tative,, and the official sten Section 2. T h a t the sum of tw o hundred a n a — •ographers of the Senate, e xcep t Com m ittee C lrr k , rii gii te_gix. dollar* a d a y each. T im -p ay o f al sevcnteenTtllU r» and filn ety eigh t eeuta ( $ n 7.98! GOVERNOR. C om m ittee Clerks elected b y the Sen ate and the tie and the sam e is hereby appropriated, to lie paid , P riv a te S ecretaiT T . ..........750.00 —1 lim ile o l R ep resen tative, shall lie $ j 00 per diem. ou t of an y m oney in t la titia te T reasury n ot other* _______ , , _ S a la ry Assistant è u t e A u d it o r ............ I. J 50.00 C lerk to Hoard .... gj f S tate la te Institution* . . " ,5 0 .90 ---U è fc .y n tn iil *> r i l l — I H i H i w s and o f thè wise ap propriated, to t u w r tl,e defict—jc y in tho A N A C T Makirut A p p ro p ria tio n ! for Salarie* and S tatio n ery and p ottage for S u t » Au. C lerk and Stenographer . . . . . . evaUOT lYuIi-c of Urro™gj)i«(ivT-sand Axil;tai»tS..,weerit- apfUus-rmHoTT -for rrinrim r th e ' Agflculturmt B u l­ d ilo r ____ E x p rn w t o f the S tate »ItfArtiO t s f i l l riniployeil simll receive a per diem letin for the year of 1908; anti the C om ptroller la S u t in ngfjf £ y c u t iv e - u u l L egisisti r . ü ú ü í. in structed, o ile r au d itin g all bills and finding them of six dollariW lch ..............% .*. 750.00 The p a y of (tie Messenger o f the Sen ate and of correct, to draw his w arran t in favor of all persona life folinwing n un s be, and nd the .S E C R E T A R Y O P T H E S T A T E . the House of R ep resen ta tiv e, shall Ik- six dollar! having claim s again st this fund, arising o u t o f aame a rc hereby appropriated lo r the paym en t of I, the contract for S ta le printing <>f a date prior to 750.00 per day. _ ___ ina tu m i be, and are aalariei and expenses o f th e-otate govern m en t for C hief C l e r k ................ -......... . . .............. | anu ary 1, toog, upon presentation to him o f * T he p a y of the Doorkeeper o f the Senate and Assistan t-C hief C lrrk i . V t i r i t .............. Soo.o a fcrrrby. appropriateti for aalariei and rapente» of the y e ar tq io : ill approved Ire the Com m issioner o f A griculture. and T y p e w rite r ............ *50.00 D oorkeeiier of the House o f R ep resen tatives *haU tli« S late govern m en t for *tx m o n th ! from J u ly n t S atarici E x e cu tiv e D e p a rtm e n t.. . . . . t . u.oos.'09 Stenographer • Section J. Toi* As-eehnll ta k e effect Im m ed ia te P o stage,E xpress a m i te le g r a m s ........... be six dollar* per d a y each. * “ -— JJO.00 * tç o ï. to Decem ber j r s t . 1900: GOVERNOR. - * T lie pay of the Page* o f tfie Sen ate and o f the ly upon its a p p rov *l b y the G overnor. ■ R epairs, refittin g and other Incidental • - ,-treS L ii**erte er< iarcu U ve D e p a r t m e n t......... $19.030.0« A pproved A p ril m »909. P riva te S ecretary ......................... t t , t o o , 00 • expenses, C apitol . ....................... 7*0.00 House of R epresentative* shall lie four dollars par GOVERNOR. C lerk to Board o f S u t e institution* . . 5cío.00 /W atchm an a t C apitol JOO.OO d a y each 1lie p a y o f the Janitor* o f the Senate and ot tho 900.00 r T w o jan ito rs a t C a p ita l........................... CHAPTER »87»— (NO. 0» 160.00 tiirale S ecretary . . . . . . . . . . ----- . . . : 750. 0» H erb and Stenographer . 900.00 Fuel, ligh ts and w a ter a t C a p i t o l ......... 750.00 (lou se of Representatives shall tws six dollar* |ier A N A C T M aking A p propriation.for D eficiency in •S o .o o l ‘lerk and Stenographer . llrrk to Hoard of S ta te In stitu tio n s . . llerk and S te n o g ra p h e r.......................... 450.00 Contingent expenses of the S ta te .......... J, 000.00 Engineer and G a rd en er............................ 500.00 d a y each. The Assistant J a n ito ro f the I long- of the A ppropriation for M aintenance of Indigent R ep resen tatives xhatt be five dollars per d a y , amt Por ofllce ren t am i m ovin g expenses of . 450.00 lerk and S lrn o a ra p h e r .-.., .................. Insane for the S ix M onths En ding June 50, the Jan itor o f the Sen ate i t allowed $55.00 for S E C R E T A R Y OP STATE. ulihrer* vacatin g office* in C apitol onlinnent Expense* of the S la te . . . . 1,500.00 1909. tig ring legislative session ........... For paym ent S u t e Troop* w hen Called 750.00 e xtra la i-or em ployed. C hief C l e r k .................................... .............| 1,500.00 Be It Enacted by th* Legislature of the Stgtc of T h e p a y of the C haplain o f the Sen ate am o f out b y the G o v ern o r to suppress Assistant Chief Clerk .............................. . ; i. aoo. do C O M PTRO LLER. ___ F lo rid a ---------- ------ ------------ -------- — the House o f He presenla lives shall be tw o-hun riota or to keep the (tear«, for tw o Stenographer and T yjiew ritcr 900.00 C hief CWrk . . . 710.00 dred dollar* each for the session. Section i . T h a t the sum nf th irty thousand 6,009.00 F uel, light* anil w a te r for C apitol . . . . y e a r » ..................................................... t.JOO.OO A ud itin g C lerk 750.00 T he p ay o f the Com m itfee Clerks and Mailing dollar^ b r a n d the m i » i* hereby M|HHUprtgIeg lo Postage, express mvl telcgram r for SE C R E TA R Y OP STATE. B ookkeeper . . 900.00 C lr A< i t * ' 1 *“ • f a * stntUre th e'd ate co#er deficiencies In the appropriation for the S ecretary of B u te "Vt ñ -.ó S ’ of certificates o l their appointm ent to the Chair- M aintenance of Indigent Insane for th esix m o n th * 750. oô Repairs, refittin g » iid .P lh rrin n k M M e f-— 700.00 hief C l e r k ................................................... Ctoo.oo A*«u>tont Chief C le rk ..................... ...... „ . 00 m an o f the re ip e cllv e Com m ittee* on L egislative ending June 50. 1909. T Y p e tise * a t C a p it p l......................... t,;JOO.OO B ookkeeper in T a x R edem p tion D e ­ rfiFfiiiiii'ifpTrrraffiTTVEeiv■ ¡ t e r " . . . . . . . 450.00 W atchm an a t C apitol Ex^wnse* u n til the^eml of the session S rc 2 T h a t this A c t shall ta k e erfect im m edi­ ................ 780.00 partm ent .......... . . . . ..................... 600.09 440.00 T w o jan ito rs a t C a p it o l,......................... Portage. express and tclrgram * . . . . . . ,e p a y of the S ecretary o f thq S p ra k rr o f the a te ly upon its passage ami ap p roval b y the G o v ­ 710.00 A ud itin g C lerk in T a x Redem ption Hi ' o f R ep resen tatives -hall be five dollars per ernor. rpsirs. refitting and o th e r in tid e n U l House ■ _ Engineer and G ardener at C a p it o l.. . , 710.00 D epartm ent . . . . . . . . . . . . ,.T T \ . A oo,00 diem . 750.00 expenses, C ap itol . . . » ................... A pproved A pril 10. 1909. Correspondence Clerk in T a x R ed em p ­ Watchman a t the C an itol ..................... 590.00 ,ry ol COM PTROLLER tion D epartm ent .............................. A oo.00 j 6o.oo >[ Urepresentative* «hall each lip en T»r> Janitor* a t the C apitol CHAPTER S876— tNO. 71 600.00 750.00 Chief C l e r k ......... , ...................... . . . . . . . S 1,50 0 .0 ^ A ssistant Pension C lerk ..................... .... to n a y for fifteen day* a fter the a d jo u rn url, light* and w ater a t C a p it o l......... l. j o00.00 D istribution C lerk .................................. A oo.00 mrnt of « the Legislature, a t th» rata aforesaid to A N A C T A ppropriatin g M oney tb Meet the D w 360.00 A uditing C lerk . .*.................................... nfiinerr and O ardnner .......................... B ookkeeper ................................................ t,8o (iciency in Salaries and Expenses o l tho Rail-' loo. 00 Recording C lerk . . ___ ■ . .. Aoo. 66 bring up the work of the Journal. * CO M PTROLLER. Btcnograpffer and T y pew riter road Commiaaionera for tho 1,060.00 onth! En ding The Rccordintt S ecretary of the Sen ate shall bo STATE T R E A SU R E R . .hiefClerk ......... ..............I June 50, 1909., .— 7S0 .OO P e nsion C lerk ............................................ I. Joo.qo entitled to p a y tor th irty d a y s a fte r the adjou rn ­ C lerk and B ookkeeper. 900 . 00 ment. in order to com plete the recording; and the 750.00 B ookkeeper in T a x Redem ption De­ tu-l'imrt C lerk . r . ¿ v i v . .V .............. W hereas the R ailroad Com m issioners o f thia 750.00 Recording C lerk of the H oilv* of R epresentatives 900.00 nkkeeper .......................... p artm en t ............ .......... .................... 1,100.00 Cash O r and B o o k k e e p e r ........................ S ta ir h ave found it necessary in the p ro iecu lio o Assistant B o o k k erp er....................... .. 600. 00 shall be entitled to five d ays a fte r tho a d jo u rn ­ nographer and T y p e w rite r . . . . . . . 00.00 A u d itin g C lerk ip T a x R edem ption D e­ of litigation lo incur unusual and extraord in ary A oo,00 m ent In order to com plete his w ork, such paym ent 00.00 nsion C l e r k ................................ .. partm ent ......... ................................. 1 .100.00 C lerk and A ssistant B o o k k e e p e r ......... .. expenses since the first d a y of N ovem ber, 1907, Postage, statingery and oth er expense/, Coi respond epee Clerk in T a x R edem p­ ok keeper in T a x R edem ption D e ­ 1 to bo made, how ever, o n ly a fter the com pletion in auditin g the books of the Florida E ast C oast S tate Treasurer** O ffice......... .. •SO.OO and delivery of the Journal, and the Com ptroller partm ent .................. . . . . . . i . . . . tion D epartm ent ......................... .... 600.00 1.100.00 R a ilw a y C om p an y, the L o u isville & N ashville [Auditing Clerk in T a x R edem ption Recording C le rk .................................. A T T O K N F .y G E N E R A L . t.JOO. 00 it hereby authorised to issue w arran ts on the Railroad C om pan y, a n d ' the A tla n tic ft Ht. D istrib u tio n C le r k -------„ ----- D epartiuen l-i-v.«-,-r • . . . . . . . . . . . . — t .10 0 .0 0 R eerrtary - , . u m — fi Andrew s B a y R a ilw a y C om pan y, a t a total coat 000.00 S ta le Treasure« in favor-of the Recording Secre Orranpondenc* C lerk in T a x ReAssistant Pension C lrrk . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 103.00 Cle-k ........................... , v ......... j ............ 600.90 U r j f n f th e Sen ate and of th e R ecording e t e r ir n f — o f 8in.577xj8r'anrt------------ --------- —--------- :— -n -- ■ drm ption D ep artm ent . . . r , . . 600.00 Incidental e x p e n se * ................................. - >50,00 the House of R epresentatives, .resp ectively, (or W hereas B y reason o f said extraord in ary expensea _ Assisi anl Petition C lerk .......................... 600 «00 STATE TR EASU R ER . Purchase o f liook* and bookcases . . , , there is a deficiency of (uml* Jo p a y the e xp en ­ I »5-00 the five d a y i additional herein provided for; but ■ P- p irlribu llon C le r k ................................... 600.00 C hief Clerk and B o o k k e e p e r ................. | 1 1800.00 se* of said Railroad Commission, which S U P E R I N T E N D E N T O P P U B L I C I N S T R U C ­ no svarrant shall he Issued to such S ecretary or 600.00 C ashier and U oo kkw per. ............. .. fticnrding C le r k ........................................ C le fk e xcep t upon th e d elivery o l the receipt ol deficit am oun ts to $6,747.01; therefore. 1.500.00 T IO N . the S ecretary o f Stato setting forth th at such Assistant B o o k k e e p e r.............................. STATE TREASU RER . t, 100.06 Enacted by (he Legl*ta(urc of (be State of 750.00 S ecretary or Clark has recorded in full the Jo u r­ Be ItFlorida: I.JOO. 00 Chief C l e r k ......................................... . . . . $ 900.00 C lerk aqd A ssistan t B ookkeeper . . . , hief Clerk and B o o k k e e p er...................t AssUtnrxP^ihiff Clerk 600.00 nals of the Senate or-H ouse of R epresentatives, 750.00 P oitane, station ery and other expense* .«hlerend B o o k k e e p e r .. . . . . 1 .......... 450.00 and th at the Record Books have been d u ly filed in Section I T h at Iheaurn nf $6.747.01 be and th e . Treasurer's O ffice............................. '500.00 Stenographer and T y p e w r it e r .............. 600.00 a i.la n t B o o k k e e p e r ,........................... Postage, printing and con tin gen t e x ­ sam e is hereby appropriated to meet the existin g the office of the S ecreta ry of S tate 600.00 erk and A ssistant B ookkeeper ............ pense» ................ ................... .. 500.00 dch cicn cy in (tie fun ds.o f said Railroad Com m is­ T h e B ill Secretary o(,tn e Senalo and B.lll Cleric ATTORNEY GEN ERAL 4lace, etationery *n d oth er expense* T ra velin g e x p e n s e s ......................... . 150.00 o f the lim n s nf R epresentatives shall h ave p a y sioner» and fo P ay the ou tstand in g and unpaid j j o . o o Secretary to A tto rn ey G en e ral...............t tsftoo.oo 01 S U te T reasurer-! O f f ic e ............ foi* five d a y s each after th.- »diournroent o f the hills amt th r balance due on salaries and expensea COMM IS S 10 N E R O F A G R IC U L T U R E . C l e r k .................................................... 1,100:00 ATTORNEY GENERAL Legislature In com plete their unfinished work and u f aaid -Railroad Com m issioners for six m onths Incidental e x p e n s e s ........................ . . . so o.o o Clerk hire in Prison D epartm ent, p a y ­ ending June 50. tgog 900.00 Purchase o l ixioks and liookcases . . . . able from hire o l S tate Convicts . . I 750.60 to return their Im iks and bills properly indexed, 350.00 Sec. 2. This A ct shall la k e effect on tts'paxsaga a n d labeled in con ven ien t form for refer­ 600.00 K t e “ ? .:::::::::::::::" :::::::* C lerk in Stock Feed D ep artm ent. . . .-. A oo ,00 assorted ence, to the S ecretary of S ta te , p aym en t to 1» and approval b y th e G overnor. 150.00 S U P E R IN T E N D E N T O P P U B L I C IN S T R U C ­ C lrrk in A gricultural D epartm ent . , . Iv Inti lental e x p a n s e * ............................ 7 JO.60 m ade upon thp certificate o f the S ecretary of A pproved June j . 1909. t s S . 00 • . Purchase of B ook* and bookcase* .. T IO N Clerk and Stenographer in A gricultural D e p a r t m e n t.......................V .'.......... 450.00 S tate, that such d u ty lias tieen perform ed. / i U P K R I N T B N p E N T O P P U B L I C IN S T R U C - Chief C l e r k ......................... ........................ $ 1,500,00' T he S ecretary of the Sen ate and the B ill S ecre­ CHARTER 5877— (NO.fi). 600,p o . ta ry A te s ta n t Chief Clerk ............................. i.to o .o o Clerk in School Lands D epartm ent , . , o f the Senate »hall each receive »iventy-ftvo 750.00 900.00 Clerk hire in Field Note D e p artm e n t. . A N A C T to Make an A ppropriation for the S u p - 750.00 StcnOKropher ond T ypew riter Chivf O c r a ...................................... . . dollars for preparing th e d a ily Calendar o f the Postage. A gricultural D epartm ent . . 510.00 S en ate; ond the C ffitf Clerk ot the li.n ree.tf R rp rr5*>M and M aintenance of the C onfederate Kol600.00 p0Ht«K**, t>nnlitiK and contingent e-*P i ¡M ilton t Chief C lerk ............... » . . . I diere' and Sstlors1 Horne in Jacksonville. P lor- ' penseii , . , , t ,,,»*■ * , 1 ,000 ,*130 Printing stam p* fur F ertilirer and nographer and T y p e w rite r-........... ■ ,5 0 .090 4 fiten (Igrai ‘ rn tatives and the A ssistant Child Clerk of the S to ck Fred D epartm ent ................ A oo.00 ill, -TAAmilirtf r ■ 1 ■ . , — . , » . 1 . . , * ___ iaa-flQ Itneoi pei»»»ng anil eeMwgeo Pan«-.---------House^gof R e ^rçs .irAsen tat Ives shall each receive f - — P* u t * l 111 ii uml ................... .......cio_ aa jevctïtyvwsT dollar __H |_____| p i __ . . . 500.00 ' ■«len l-H e -R -frosvln t-h y -ri» » l .w i -l r t -" f-th e M ete-o fC O M M IS S IO N E R O F A G R IC U L T U R E . ' l ‘ T ravelin g expenses. Commiosintier of Traveling expenses .................................. »50 00 a y of thr House of R epresentative* P rovided, Florida Agriculture - . .................................... 115 .0 0 d that tlie Engrossing and Enrolling S ecretan ra of C lrrk biro ill Prison D epartm ent, p a y ­ C O M M ISSIO N E R O P A G R IC U L T U R E Section .1 T h a t the fo lk ia in g sum s be and Printing B ulletin. A gricultural D epart • Ihe Senate, and the Eiign>-..-iing and the Enrolling h e re b y appropriated out of a n y funds In tho able from hire of S tate convicts t I.JOO 09 -. ment .................................................... 1 ,000. 00 C CWrk hire in Prison D epartm ent, p a y ­ lerks of the House shall receive six dollars per Te---------' ,-efw is S tation ery and other contingent e x ­ reasury, — not. otherw ise appropriated, for tiro able from hire R u le con vict* . . . . t T so .o o Clerk in F ertiliser and Stock Peed D e­ diem. 1,106.06 partm ent ___ penses. A gricultural D epartm ent ■ Support and., m aintenance o f the C onfrdem t« 550.00 O tik in Stock Peed D e p a rtm e n t......... " (100 00 Sec .1 T ho per diem and m deage o f tho m»m* Soldier»* and b ailors’ I Ionic 1 r . j 00.00 Clerk in Agricultural D epartm ent . . . m Jacksonville, Flor(Jerk In A gricultural D ep artm en t. . . 7 jo 00 C lrrk and Stenographer in A gricultural liers of the Senate uml o l the House o l itcpreiiep- Ida. to-w it: ~ S T A T E CHF.M 1S T . Clerk and Stenographer In Antictri* tiitives, nndrh c p rr dicrjn trllt* Sccri-laries, C lrik s. F o r tho support Of each inm ate, Snlao* S tate C hem ist, >,*50,00 930 ,‘ 6 o D epartm ent . . . . . . per 453.00 V tural D e p a r t m e n t........................... S alary A ssIsta n fS Ia te C h e m is t ........... 900.00 A ttaches of the Senate are! House of Represent*m onth . . . . ........................... .... | Aoo.00 C lerk in School Lands D epartm ent , . . r.x o o .o o C h em icals-.ap p aratu s and incidental to .o o rk tn School Lan d D e p a rtm e n t.. . . tivr^ sh sll lw prepared in payroll form , and those F o r m aintaining H ospital, including 750 00 C lerk h ire ln Field Note I)»t.artm cnt. . 1,500.00 rk hire in Preld N ote D epartm ent . expense*, ¡».tatr l- s b o r n io r y .......... 600.00 of the Senate shall be approved b y the I'rosidcAt 700.00 nurses, physicians, medicine and J 50 00 l*i>st»«o for A rgicu ltu ral D epartm ent itago. A gricu ltu ral D epartm ent . T raV fh n g’ eV'v'gso». titate Chem ist . . . >50.00 of tin* Senate and atU-sted b y tlie S ecretary of thePrinting stam p* for Fertiliser and disinfectant*", per m onth. ntmg. s u m p s and F ertiliser and 7J .0O Senate, and those of |l>e I louse nf R epresentatives F or t-alary for Superintendent, payS to ck Pood D epartm ent . . , , , 1. 109.06 Travrnr.ii-s'rnensi.h 'F ta vl and D rug In600. 00 Stock Feed D ep artm ent • ..J p e cto L ,: I t '. . '............................... 450 .06 shall Ire approved hvtW r S p eaker of the House of 5 96.60 ghie m o n th ly , per ro»nth~150.00 Express and T e le g r a m * ......... M w n rss and te le g r a m s .................... . . . R epresen tatives and iittesteij Hy th e Clii* i C lerk 1 a hiry »' .Travvhng, 6xj>e tries, Feed Stun* InT ravelin g expense* Com missioner Ag(orr M atron, $>o.oa per month r y io Tfsvrtmg ex ileuses. Com m issioner — 450 row rrf-the Hon5( o r R i p r t v f l u f i v i j r , and tho C om p ­ B u ria l« * penses for r agh d e a th Yiculture .................. .................... ■ «50.501-----I f f , 00 Agriculture ................................. troller shall audit and isqiie h n w arran t u ti-lh a ChfUimit-iii furid per annum , payable 'd m ^ V ^ h e m iin '« n fflee . . . . 75.00 i*ritlUng E u lle tiu . A grieu ilu ral D epsrt*' Printing B idt« tln s_ Jof_ A g ricu ltu ra l'lY risu rp for the sa'ine. » ' V 1’ K IhU N D lii'A U T M BNT*.030,0^ ■ ' inont .................................. ................. In a d v a n ce ,.to include fire insurt.OOA. 00 SLalionury «ltd ntirer m n trn p ert ex~~~ " D ep arttileh T l.............................. . See -4 T ile actu al tra v elin g ' exp rures o f all Sal.trytClxspiam s flu S ta le con victs . .$ 7J6 . 0O sn re, repairs, furniture, bedding’ . fiUti-'iirry gud other contingent e members o f the various visiting eom m ftrees shall qf(Commissioners u f S tate In*FoV ' »i flic tji 763.600 pcn'sCsin A gricu ltu ral D epartm ent . am i all extra s needed .. . . . , 500 00 JJO.09 P«-\*e*. AAgricultural gricu ltu ral D epartm ei ent h r |>repare.i in pay roll form and certifieij to b y F o r enlargem -- -i nti, m. In conductijig m atters ' ' .jAjrui, ent of llruipital. repairs, the Chairm an of the C om m ittee on Legislative . . * i v tailining to prisrin affair*, payS T A T E C H E M IS T . S T A T E C H E M IS T . baths, e tc . . . ......... . . . . . . . . .(> ,000,00 ^ radile from I hire S tate c o n v ic t * ............ «,>56.00 Expense* of either House respectively, and the This last item jo tie contingent o f actu a l xrat .A s o o o S ala ry S ta te C h e m ist............................... $ i . j o o , oo . jsixr/ State C hem ist . ’ . . . . 1 . Com ptroller shall issue hi* w arrant for the same. pernlluirc* o r to m uch thereof as m ay be oec<l«J. Salary A ssistan t S tate Cheroixt . . . . . . r.Se^ op , . 900.00 . 7. J U D IC IA L D E P A R T M E N T . - Assistant S ta te Chem lat Sec. S. T h at htl the expen se! of the Senate and A p p r o w l June j , 1909. Chem ical apparatu s and incidental e x ­ p naratus and incidental S a la r i« Judicial D epartm en t................$>9.600.00 th* House o l R ep rtseu ln tives shall tie paid on po uses ot S ixto I.a W a t o r y . . , i . t o o . o o luries and witnrsces In-fom G rand Jury 65,000,00 voucher» approved hy Chairm an of Ihe Com m ittee ta te L a b o ra to ry Aoo.00 Btt 500,00 Kewnrdx for and expenses ot arrest o f -J50,00 T ravelin g r s penses ¿i la te C h e m is t.. . . tfavcllng ex'penseSi S “ la te Chem li ist on L egislative Expenses of the Senate or House of CHAPTER 8878— [HO. 9), T ravelin g expenses Ftxid and D rug In ­ , Trending ' *1rug fugitive* fugitives from justice tuitice .................. .. expenses, ____, Food and‘ D t ,000. 00 R epresentatives as the case m ay tie and the C om p ­ spector ................................ ............... Expen ses C ircuit Judges sitting on Inspector ....................... % * 50-. troller shall audit the sam e and issue his w arrant A N A C T À P P R O P R I A T IN G M oney lo r the Ben« T ravelin g expen ies Pcetl S tuff InipectSuprem e B e n c h ................................ - Trtvrbng expenses, Peed S tu ff Inspect75-00 or w arrants for the same. tit and M aintenance o f the Florida S ta te Ran r ...................................................... .. u oo. 00 C osts adjudged again st the S tate in civil - o r .................. ....................... ............ *50.00 forni School. Sec. 6. T his A c t »hall ta k e cITec! im m ed iately ry o .o d ' Iwstage, S|»te C h em ist's O flle A ............ 75.00 Postage. S ta te C hem ist's Office case* . ............................................... 52,00 upon its approval h y the G overnor e Be It Unacted by the Legislature of the Stale t Rapente» C ircuit Judge* tittin g iti' A pproved Juno j. 1900. Florida î F R tS O N D E P A R T M E N T P R IS O N D EP A JA T M E N T >50.00 other C ircu iti .................... Section I. T he sum o l five thousand dollars ia T ra vi ilng expenr.es C ircuit J u d g e s ,. . . 7 j o . 00 5,000.00 ry Chaplain fnr S ta le con victs .. . > Salaries fur C haplain* for S tate convict* hereby appropriated for tiré purpose ol erecting C lcrira l ossi «lati ce (o r v a c h o f thè u u of Com missioners of S ta le I n ­ {HARTER M 7J— (HO J), payable from hire S ta te C on vict and ref-airing the ,necessary buildings for the , J u d g eso f thè Circuit C o u r t .. . . . 571.60 stitution! In con du cting m atters Fund ......... ......................................,$ i.5 » o ,o d school, ami l o r -Improvem ent* in tho brick m a­ A N A C T M aking P artial A ppropriation for LegisK pertaining to p rim a affairs, p a y ,,« -» • SUPREM E COURT. of Com missioner* of chin ery Raid appropriation shall be paid h y the U tiv e Hipea»«*. Semin u m rung. - ; l able from hirst nLStatPjConvicts “ 1 .y iu io o Use lítüaL t eB oard .Cnntingeht expense* .'.1......... 7. . . . . $ l.o o b .o o Institutions in conducting Treasurer of the S to le upon wjsrranls i««ued there­ . L F .G IS L A T IV E D B P A R T M b N T * S s . Ile II tinseled by the Legislature nf Ihe M ale of Clork per diem, und er.Section 1755. m atters pertaining 10 prison a f ­ for h y the Com ptroller, and upon requisition and ." V « p e e . -i nf the Legislature of tyog . . $85.000.00 ■ J.Ot-ncr»i S ta tu tra .. ........................... Florida' 4 74 0 0 fair*. payable from hire of B u t e direction of the B oard of Mlniayer* o? the Florida Ctark ns Lihxaiiau.[KT diem , under Seccon victs . . . ’ .............. » * .5° V op S u lion I T h ai1 the «um of ten thousand d o l­ E late Reform School Ik [ J U D IC IA L D E P A R T M E N T . ; (»on t j r i , G eneral S tatu tes . . . ■ 50,00 lar* l»e and the sanre i f -bvrehy appropriated in Sec. 2. The «urn of ten thousand dollars pet >: V Slier«i* per diem, unitor H*cliun ifig j. ''*• Judicial D ep artm en t . . . . . . . I sg,Aoo. 00 part paym ent rtf the exrüsA'irs o f Ihe Legislature of hmrom. or as muçli thereof ns is a ctu a lly nereaJU D IC l.M . Q E P A R T M E r iT . .V -• - M J f'c ra l Statun-s . . ................ ■ >5.00 1909. lines and wltnexeex Itolore G rand •, ' , sary. Is hcreliy appropriate-i for Ihe piirpose o t 1^0,00 Ml* eietlgcC ■ 6 f, 090, 90 Salaries b id r i t f t D epartm ent. Jury ------- , v . j . ............................... Sec 2, That this A ct shall take otfcct upon it! tlefrayim t a nly . . $59. l i ó e t t u a r y exrw i i i w nse* o r r w hich m ay be y n ncceasory . . 600.00 passage and ap p roval b y tlie G overooreA sM gany S A T cta ry Id J u s l t r e x ......... . x r e jn is for and e xjw n sei o f arrest ofIncurred Jiv the Board o f Manng Manager* in th e n nlnbefore Grand Juries, and wllnesoes S ic ir ta r y to Supreme C ourt J fittio g . 960.60 1,00090 I - ftfiotives (rorri j u s t i c e ......... . .*:. ApptJVèd Aprir-* T. 1909 jenancw o f sairl Reform School. Said am ount Jury .............. ..................................15 9 .0 0 0 .0 0 I'u rclix sc of-hretWt fig- Snprem c C ourt ^^H R pses C ircuit Judges sittin g on . L jb ta rv . v, . ......................... ,>50.00 -T% 00 Reward* fo r and exjKinses of arrest of * J “ *7 upon riviuutUon* of the Treasurer and Hecretary fugitives from j u s t ic e .............. .. . 1,000.00 PHnCing Suprem e.Cotirf R enorts . 1 1. s .ljo .o o , J, of lire Jlnunl id M anagers, upon Ihe Com ptroller, Expenses C ircuit Judge* sitting on Su ­ CHARTER *87J — (HO.'AL Civile*««* i . .............. «> 50.09 wlvo shall issue Iris w arran t therefor. 1 5 6 .0 0 , i-1l o r i d a * s t a t k T R O O P S preme B ench .................. A N A C T M aking, Appropriations Ine Define w * C ircu it Jtidges iittin g i«> Sec. 1. A ll appropri«tions under this A c t are -SaU iit of A d ju tan t G eneral . ................$ « «59.OO ' ■ 1 *(t in the ApprepnatU jn* Made h y ’tha L egU I__ I j o . 00 C o tti adjudged .against the S tate m ;htr C ircuits ......... -------------- ,t o o . 09 Rxprruws F lpn dil H l*le T frx ip i, includ- d r i l cases 4. . . . . . uf 1907(01 Jurors and W itnesses E sp e n se tC u l- p a ya b le from fund« derived from the hire o f S ta te lung exjKnves, C ircuit Judge* t . . 3.099.00 B xpen 4* srs C irtu ll Judges sittin g in other • > reh f i d ’ armtirira and allow -. k c lio n of Revenue, and Expenses Florida S tate Unreal assistance (or each of th-j 91 500.00 C i r c u i t s ........... .. • •*............ $ .171. 75 - axcwg ■ . * *¿^3 .................................. Tröop» lor riu- T w oT Y ears Ending Junej 53. the tV n e ra l Fund. 37J.OO Traveling Judges of th a C ircu it C o u r t......... .. Sec. 4. T ills A ct «hall Lake eiTect upon it» a p ­ 6r0oo. 00 rv ííjl expense* C ircuit J u d g e s .. . . 430,00 ......... lgo> p ro va l h y th r G overnor, o r tipon its becom ing a Clerical assist an C4 l o r each of Ihe SUPREM E CO U RT. Be it Enacted by the Legislature of the Slate nl (aw w ithout such.approval. ^ a ^ U jC ^ L L A N E O U S . ‘ 750,00 * Judge* o l the C ircuit C o u rt..........* Florida A pproved June 5. 1909. • ^*-nte*i>^Ti4rs . ............ • * . . . # i.o o o .o o 4b G w icral priulm g'a^d a d ve rtisin g. «u . .8io.-*oo.oo H a lg fie s u r i t x ft - n jfl Railroad Com1 per tlifim under Section 1753. Section I .T h a t the (ol^rwing sum* oe and the ^tùsxTolicnl i* -T ..................I >.500.36 S U P R E M E C O U R T . o n e ra i S U itu to . , . . * , 4?4 00 sam e are hereby appropriated to meet the defi . — CHARTER 8870— CKO. 1171......... . Malmenano« nFlhnatics . . ........... .. 75.000.00 LM Lihrarimn under Section 1 75 tim riet in t|m opt ■ ronriateonj. m ade b y the Leg** C ontingent expense* .............................. » J.ooo 00 ' ’ Tt • Í vcm cnlv and ano repairs r jm pcpyejnnnt! S u t e Hh>^ e r a l S ta lu t.-* ......................... " t 59.OO Clerk per diem, under Section t 75J. * A N A C T to P rovide for the P aym en t p f th r Preo* 1,14 5.60 tal fnr truan" .....1 1 - bupre m g' Court, per diem unyivV”-R, i Gt-n r ra L ü tatU lex - e - v — 979 03 b rul Indebted ness of the Ptortda S ta le R rtp o n ExpCruuri collection o f revenue ............ 40,000 60 _____ahd. W. .itnesses . ................ ( ja .o o o .o o ^ . S e c t i o n 1 A» j , G eneral S ta tutes juror* US<M C V tk as L ib ra ria n , under Section iT I f . SchooL . * I fio. 00 i G eneral S tatu tes . . . . . . . . . . . . . jo o 66 Cista of larsd-euCncx for Assessor*, a s ­ Itsxpen«* Collection of R evenue . . . 15,000.00 Be It Unacted bv (be Legislature ol Ihe S tale of sessm ent* ot railroads, a n d other , Expense Florida S tate Troops (In­ n i*oo. 00 .Sheriff perrftcm . uodor Sectioa *16851 Florida: contingent expenses ot Com p ine cluding 5o.oQS.4a on accou nt nf te a 5 5 -5 G eneral S tatu tes ............................. troUrr * office . ’.■ y ..................... t . > 0 0.0 0 Section I. T h a t the sum o f seven thousand 360.00 1 r,r imoVeTor Suprem e C ourt ' strike a t P e n sa co la )-. .............. 14,000.00 Messenger . . , .......... t. »00.00 Printing DeUnuucnt w a x L ist under See. 2. T lia l this Act shall take «Fret Immedi­ nine hundred an ­d tw en ty on e and 65-100 dollars A ssistant S e c r e u r y to -J g itie h * ............ 4.000.90 revenue la w '....... V.................... ís herebyy *appropriated for Use purpose o f p ayin g 1.800.00 a te ly uimn Us passage arid ap p roval b y the O o v^feting Supreme C o u rt R e p o rts. . . . . 1,150.00 Secretary to Justices ......... • • S tation ery fp ( Legislativ» and E x e cu ­ tho present Imb-hu-dm-*» o f j j i t J k j t i d a .^ t a t » B e Purchase uf 1106ks fo f S uprem e C ourt tiv D epartm ents . . : , . .............. 750.60 ‘ “ s'.',,.,.,, ...1 i , . „ , Ì*F L O R ID A S T A T E T R O O P S . tiver t> -form ■ Hehrxjt:— SOTTirp pro prop n ation 'wxit: SgTTTÄJi priât ion shall t*e be paid b * l.if irary - .... c itii Stlrtc Au d ito r and ( Jcrk — ^ . ^ - s ,850:00----- f the T rcasgrer o f the S tate upon w arran ts Issued S a la ric Stk___ ____ *Tol A dju tant G eneral . ................ $ i . t 50.00 Printing bub rem« Court Reports^ *«,»j o .a o S ala ry A ssistan t S tate Auditor therefor b y tbe-Com ptm Jlrr. and upon r*r|uitltii y * cr>* f » w n i r I . - ------ eoo,«© Station ery and postage for S ta te Au F L O R ID A S T A T E TR O O PS. C u * *^r,rjda S ta te T roops, includ* j^ug rent o r arm ories and allow an ces 8 .17 5 .7 5 S alary of A d ju ta n t G eneral » j e * * » Sec. 2. Said appropriation is hereby m ade p a r ­ »riarma«“ «-'* w areho n ... Lam*. »irasga HU f .. ......... .. ....... under head of C ontingent nr Incidental Expen» able from funds d e riv rd from the hire of — ----- t6.5J I . J 9 mg rent of arm ory and‘ allowance* »hall tie accounted for f............................... o the n ext Legislature in a ia v ic U . U .the re .k e «»«Ii .fumi«.' •pfrrremw’ TfifiM ìiii ^ o it^ rc c m n r n e n d a tlo n * ^ ? ^ 10.000.00 Encam pm ent and field excreta** 1 5,000.00 sha the G eneral Fund. an i Um l red M atrm rnt from r a c l l i f f i d a j .hi^ ip g. 19691 " V i "W cflariiT S f i h y l a t h TOUT, and no clerk or clrru n l in tb* A ppropriation M m Sec. 2., Thia A c t ilia ll ta k e rd eet from and a fter ; “ « R J 4 t A i « 0 U5 s ------------------■ u re m -rx -N tra m r tu ral Bulletin for the Fcri-ul Beginning Jan uary assistanck shall be employe-l b y a n y P la ta officer Ht passage and ap p ro v al h y the G overnor. ¡»ipnulinB srul a d v e r t liin g ,. . . .$10,000.00 «, 1908, and Ending Decem ber j i , 10*8; an d .to and paid o u t o f the contingent fund o r appropriExpense* collection of revenue ......... $80.000.00 A pproved June *, 1 909. _______ ___r -'ir~ R ai Intra. 1 CoroP a y C ertain Claim s A gainst Such Funds T h a t lon for eoutlnggnt expense* >»,500.00 G eneral printing and ad v e r b r in g .. . . . »0.000.00 » M ay Be P roperly T r o c n te d and A pp roved b y Sec. ■ y fund* appropriated b y this A c t n ot Printing D elinquent Tm* L iU . undec A n Ju CHARTER 5880— (NO. II). ance of L u n atic* V .V .'.'.’.V ." .. 75,000.00 ' . during tb s V a s r tus-wkleh i t e s i a p p ro1 fldn O w isP U isin a Officer* «•! the S ta t e ,. Section 51$. G eneral S t a t u t e . . . 4.000.00 »«nt* and repairs. S ta te Ho»'■ e-carried forw sq l tb th* credit of Be ll Unacted by lb * LcgU lstora of tb s S tale of A N A C T to A uthorise the P a ym en t o f the Palana# . ted s I tor Insane ..................... ; ___ s j . s s s o o ’ ■ Salaries and expenses KailroarpCom . due in the C nnstrcution of a D orm itory (or th e ' . V.e ibccceding year o r year*. missioners . . . . . . . . . . • • . 1, • » l.o o o .o o »uch fitad. . Florida r { 01 collodion *6 r e v e n u e ......... *6,000.00 U n ive rsity of Florida, at L a k e C ity . Approve«! June 5..S909. , Improvem ent» and rvprjlrs tor Hoe• J»nd entries fo r A sxeoo re; atSection 1. T h a t th e suai Of seven thaueand v-wRal lor Insane ...........................46,450.00 “ ;:‘r "U of railroad* and oth er fou r hundred and ten donor* and seven ty-five Be U Unacted by Iks Legislature of tbs S la t»'o f Florida: Uointenanc* o f L u n a t ic * ................ . . .150.000.00 CHARTER 8871— (HO. ¿I). . » tiny cut expense« o f Com p. rents' ($7,410 .75) l*e. and it hereby, appropriated Section I. T h a t the sum o f aix thousand tw o i ’ .^ ffire ............................ ja o .o o L i lt uf land entries for A stra *» *, assess­ to be paid du I of any m oney in the S tate T reaeury, A N A C T fo F I* the. P a y o f Mcirtbere, Officers and m ent of railroads, and other con ­ .D elinquent -T a x L4*ta under Attaches of the Legislator* id A. P . 1909, an d tv*f otherw ise appropriated, to co v er the deficren* hundred tw en ty -eight and 90-100 dollar* be and tingent * 1 pen sc*. O om ptrollore ™ue l a w ................ ............. .... 4.000. do cy eaistln g In the appropriation lor general p n u t- th * sam e Is hereby ap o ru p rla tn l o u t of a n y nmaCertain E xpert«» o f the Legislature. " C r t l T l Office ......... .............................. «.ooo.oo 1 .list* Auditor and C te rir.......... 1.8 5 0 .on SESSION OF 1909 f Ì t t ■ -s& /dfc&s-ariBff ¿r \ ____ j* a . J *4 : v ■' ' < �- -vZ ' • • m ' ■■ —a S». T - - : __ '• :____ ¡ v .íf , -■ •j’ í ' ■■ ' "*r u.t: Û * r a t r - 'í B5- mmm i»''»- >. *, . ' ■ -i.. ; - . i . . ■ • -» T •jr* in th e treasu ry o t th e S la te of F lorid a n ot ta C . -A. C u P arrott, Sfe&t CHAPTER ASM — (HO. t&J. s te Boatti tr f Pension s r Detceeive Pensions, W ho Shall W ho ShAlUK* R etained Made, C ou n ty ______ ______ ______ ¡P ro v id in g for tlie L e v y of a Pension T s i and A uthor! tin g the S ta le Hoard ol Pensions to M ake Hegiila* tions to C arry Into B ffrc t the P rovisions o l This A ct. » , De It Enacted by the Legislature ol the S tale ol Florida: diet w ith th e provision* o f th is A c t lie, and the name a re h ereb y, repealed. ------ - ~~~~ Sec. 17. T h it A c t shall ta k e effect on J o ly i 4 A p p ro ved jû n e 7” 909 Its llahililies on said policies, arcording to the term s of th e p olicy, a lte r tile said liabilities shall, h ave traen lteen adjusted betw een the p a rU rsriq .th e m a d a prescribed b y w P M W P PH , scribed th ereby, o r a fte r th o sam e shall h a v e been ascertained in a n y m ode agreed upon b y th e par ties o r b y the jud gm en t o r o n le r o r decree o f a court havi:ngI jurisdiction jurisdiction,, the S la te T reasurer shall, lie ap ■ „nu, upon the op p lication of the p a rty to whom the d e b t nr ro o ncayJ M Is B due and u p on sa tisfactory proof th a t thé n otice to be given >u< therein required ........................ said cum pany has been g iv e n , proceed to sell a t p u blic auction such an am ou n t o f th e sold bond* as w ill p a y tho sum due and expense* o l sale, and out o f the proceed* of th e sale p a y said cums and ekiiCnsc*; P rovid ed . T h a t tho p o rty m akin g »eld ap p lication shall giv e to the com p an y, o r to the agent «1 th e com p an y in th is S ta te , tw e n ty 'd a y *' notice o f his intention to a p p ly for sale o f said torn!* to th e S la te T reasurer; and P rovided fu r­ ther, T h a t such com p an y shall be required fo rth ­ w ith to m ake good a n y such d eficit in th e am ount of its deposit caused b y such sale. TTie S ta te T reasurer shall a d ve rtise th e sale of said bonds lo t th irty d a y s prior to th e d a te of sale In som e p ap er published in the c ity o f T allahassee, and iftall sta te in said ad vertisem en t the bonds to m on ic r shall v io la te an y ô f tîTe , « fcaar nr ie th is A c t. it Pm virion, 0} scrib txT b y Ì ,y __i d o rm ito ry for the U n iversity CHAPTER Ì8 8 6 — (NO. 17). " ml collected b y s a id * lu S i;to th « p lace of F o ste r H ail, w hich had been d e v lr o r a l Com m issioners, in th e manner provided A N A C T to F ia the P a y of C ertain C om m ittee bjr n re; and the C om ptroller (a hereby directed to Clerks Em pio yeti b y the H ouse o f R epresenta pIS u " ^ G en cr* 1 S tatues of |Y.‘ cSlate í* .cUon of d raw hi* w arran t upon th e T r e n tu n * of tho S ta te lives a t the Session of tho L egislature o f tpov o f Plm iila to the o rder o f C . A. C a n o n , F , K . H a r­ W hose Services W ere Dispensed w ith , and to ,u l>)f ati.l „ j . ris, Preti L . Stringer, J. R- 'l ’ orrott, F . M Simon‘ IP aym en t The: Provide for the T h e re o*f ton, and K. D , lleggs, a s th e su rvivin g member* enr n ot tq set a p a rt ¿m l provide!^for*,w”tfi.P w‘ °* He II Enacted by the Legislature o l the Stale of astees of the U n iv e isity of iti of Tirol o f th e Doniti sengrrs, and a n y colored n u w n u ,.' wt,,,l e ;•«*Florida: F lorida, for the said sum of six thousand taro he and w ilfu lly occu p yin g *» » p a i ^ r V r' n. ull7 Section I. T h a t the G overnor, C om ptroller and d m ! tw en ty-eig h t and 90-100 j - dollar* _---- . . . , the Treasurer of this S ta le are hereby conatituted Section I. T h a t the p ay of th e C om m ittee « ,1 » » « o f car n ot so set ap art tar Sec. 2. T h is A ct shall ta k e effect from the d a te lb e § u u Hoard o f -Pensioni. C lerks em ployed b y th e House of R epresen tatives passengers, sh a ll" upon o f itg approval. punished b y a fine not e x cecd,n» r o J Sec. 2 . A n y person who enlisted and served in a t the session o f the Legislature o l 1909. whose A pproved Juna 4. i uoptbo m ilitary o r n av al service of -the Confederate services were diijranscd w ith, be fixed a t five d o l­ Stute» during the w ar tw tween th e S tates o l the lars per d a y for the lim e a ctu a lly em ployed, and U nited S tates, and did n ot desert the Confederate th at the service* o f each o f such C leik* shall be CHAPTER 5881— (NO. 13). » « v ic e , and w ho perform ed service in a ctu a l line certified to b y tho C om m ittee or Com m ittees for A N A C T R equ irin g T each ____ ers' Sum m er Training o l d u ly for a period o f n ot le st th an one year, o r whom em ployed. Sec. 5. AH law s and parts nf law* School* anil M aking A ppropriation s Tlierelor. -* tim e o fl th thie d o cs Sec. 2 . T h a t the per diem allow ed an d er S e c ­ who w a s In a ctu a l service a t the pe«le«f^C p rovis‘o ttr o l *M . A ct are W hereas, T h e vaino of )h* public school aystom is of *Ald w ar. unless Incapacitated for such d u ly by tion 1 of this A ct shall lie p ayable ffbm the appro t’y .r*. m easure,I b y the ch a ra cter of the teachers cm* reason of wounds received o r disease contracted Flat urn o l ii>k<' t fleet m on ;u ployrd.-and to q* prohose p roperty valua while In line o fl d u ty , and w whoso m er T rain in---------g School* arc tlo n . b o th real and traewvo»i fbirtadlnw th a nm n et W hhere.nt. ereat. T each e a t ers' . . . . . Sum --------------------A p p ro vcd jVine », 1909. - - -reeo g iiiss'il s i am im g-th r m n u (e.it m r m ? g r r ? c f ty ol his w ile), doe* n ot exceed th e sum o f iiv a tee on L egisla tive E xpense* am i the S p eaker of Of which shall be m ailed b y registered le tte r to im proving te a ch er* and as being the form of thousand dollars, and w h o was a bon a fide citisen the House of K ep rrsen tatlyes and atte sted b y the said com pany. CHAPTER 5894— (NO. 35j. Sec. 4 . U pon th e bonds d ep osited ax aforesaid norm al instruction which reaches the largest nf t,his S tate cbntirtubusly since 1695, shall each C hief Clerk. R equire Com m on G arrirti t. 11 n um ber of teachers, and hence w hose benefits receive on e hundred dollars per annum , in qu ar­ Sec. J. T h a t Qjr Loin ptroller i i hereby au th or­ w ith the S to le T re a s u re r'b y a n y such insurance C laim s for L o st o r-D am aged Freight ’^ p olicies o f said comare m ost w id esp read ; therefore— te rly p aym en ts: all such persons who io it a lim b ised to draw his warrant"on the S tate T reasurer in lin g g e g r and O vercharge* on Hr.-i,-J . 1»,*, Id e n tso f th is S la te a t -B e II Enacted by the Legislature of the Slate of or lim bs, an eye o r e y fs , o r w h o 1* perm anently paym en t of the service« rendered a s provided in . . . gage, and R ecip rocal Demurrage W ih **’ disabled b y reason o l wounds or disease to gain a ¡his A c t, and the S ta te Treasurer is hereby author- such tim e, sltall h a v e a lien f o r t h e am ou n t due Florida: ” C ertain T un e and Providing T h at In u ,i p " • them , resp ectively, u nd er o r in consequenoe of 'ied to i>ay the w arran ts so draw n. livelihood b y m anual labor, shall be entitled to Section I. T h a t the sum of fou r thousand d o l­ a Com m on C arrier Fails to P a v S ^ f Sec. 4. T h a t this A c t shall ta k e effect im m ed i­ such p olicies, for lossee, return prem ium s o r eq u it­ W ith in Said T im e T lu tt Such lars for the y e ar 1909, s o ] four thousand dollars receive each per annum , In qu arte rly paym ent*, a te ly upon its passage and ap p roval b y the G ov- able values, and shall be e n t ltlc l.r o i>e paid rate Shall-tn (D rtk b t^ atr» fo r tha y e ar «910. o r *0 m uch thereof as m ay be the follow ing am ounts, to-w it; «ably on t of th e proceeds of said bonds (Ifttich p ro­ awr. j . — • -r■ —* F or to tal ta 1 a t i i r 'd , ......at — — A< t rie c c o y r y .b e and the sam e is h ereb y appropriatati Said C laim a t the K ate o f F ifiy lV r iVn, * ceeds 1>e not sufficient to .p n %tlll ot of said p policy* j yyw o licy ­ A pproved A pril 30 1909. ’ fo r if fl purpose of m aintaining such fcach er»' and T o r lo eso f one e y e ......................................... .. i*S-*>° A n nu m and Shall A lra U- Liable i „ r „ in I'f7'holders). W h en ever a n y such com p an y deposit Sum m er T rainin g Schools, provided im partially For ions of a foot or leg ................................... i i j . oo a b le A ttorn ey'« F èr: n itd -U cp a in» bonds as aforesaid shall h a v e becom e in solven t , For Infknf a hand ........... mi~ y r * is g .n o to r le a eh era of lo t h races, a t (he. location o l the P h r loss o f both hands . .............. r r fi............. 150-00 __ PtfApPtTooW i ilf. ban k rn mMMtjtha lL 'h a e a «itada-ao-aw ir riO m -i ITif * all actio n s ^ nnd U n ive rsity o f the S u t e o f Florida, and Üto)rk>nçJ» . .llitW .right ---- S U f acl..^r ffgittafa 4*-•-ft —— ■ fo J -— a—L ■ a 1 teacher», a ^fc»—-w ■ a nd-at- th e ■ £*« n * t ^ î ^ * . l*i,1“ 1'i ánd o ò o fo o t of sam e rretefor* 'WT a N 'a L Ÿ to Tim end Section *759 o l t l i f G en eral Tor Hie bcr—r f lu t fju c r e d ito r s , a n y holder o f such accn rea llrtilltw under W euch n.i. ty pealed l>rx-?r F em alw -tipiteim r-w h, ite p olicy sh a lF In ftf llte right to begin an actio n T n locatim i ,,r it ,. t j . f m . t R d u w l fnr mlnrml F or los« o f one hand and on e foot of same S ___. tatu. tes B Hof the ______ S ta te_____ of Florida, ____P rovid in g for lion of the Colored N orm al School for colored i;o .o o p e r s o n ............................... ............ the Issuance o f C ertificates to Insurance C om ­ the C iic u it C ou rt o f the C o u n ty of Leon, S ta te o f teachers These schools to be taught b y such in ­ Por personal 'F lo rid a :''1 by ,hC U * l' l* ,urc °< ">c Slate ot F lorida, to enforce th e said lien for th e benefit of injuries, disease or age, panies, and P rovid in g O ther Prerequisites, stru ctor* as th e S ta te Superintendent of Public a ll the holdets o f such potirie*. T h e S ta te T re a s­ w hereby the person is unabt* to earn Section I. T h a t it »hail b£ the d u ty of au , ._ Instru ction m ay ap p oin t, and to be held a t such flc It EnactcJ by the Legislature of the S late of urer shall t»e a p a rty to tho su it, and the funds mon carrier* op eratin g w ithin this S late and th ~ a livelihood b y m anual labor . i s o . 00 tirriri__p_mmy a | Jjp |pau >l«eiHr»nfft , Florida; shall be d istrib u ted b y th e-C o u rt. bu t no cost* of are h ereb y required when a n y person h „ 0^In, r . Por to ta l d isab ility, a s sltoym b y a ffiJa y it 1 S ecftan in ..2. 2. . l i t e Com ptroller is hereby author such action shall lie ad ju d ged again st th e S ta te a tto rn ey , files w ith , o r iwe«entx t.i t’hrm' o f t e r o r e p u t a b le p h y a ia a a t ................ 1 50.00 Section I. T h a t Section * 7 jg of Ihc G eneral the requisition of lh< -itod to draw d rawr w arrants upon it Provided, however, T h a t no soldier, sailor or S ta tu tes of tho S ta te of Florida lie. and tbo same Treasurer. station a g e n t,o f said common tnirier .*n f SI. ta te 8u ‘ ‘ t knten ‘ —den — -t of P u blic Instruction, out of iM _____ 890. 8. T f-* n y com ___ ____ th eir w idows, who were on-She pension roll ami there i , n o s u iiu n - a g r n t.’ üiran a n y fum ts in the T reasu ry, not o th e rw ise a p p ro d raw in g a pcawoq p i j o r to Jan u ary t, 1907, and it hereb y am ended to read os follow»: -stin th is S ta te , and its liabilities, w h ether fixed 1759- ( 1 1 1 9 ) ..O ther Prcreoutsltcs— Issue su ch com m on carrier, his claim for any f i t o u priated. for the am ount* appropriated in Section h a v e not since th a t tim e been stricken fro m said I C ertificates,— No insurance C om pan y, association, o r con tin gen t, ttixin its policies to persons residing baggage o r express tost o r damage,] 1 , ^ , , » 1 o f th is A ct. roll for valid mason*, shall iw required to m ake firm or in dividu al, not o f th is S ta te , nor agent nor in this B u t e , shall h ave dieen satisfied o r shall m o n t a rrie r, o'r for ¿ ¿ y o ‘m l i^xj. Section 3 . It shall b* the d u ty of tha S u t a Su other and further proof if eligible under the p ro ­ represen tative thereof, shall tran sact a n y b u s in c u have ten fiin atéd . upon sa tisfa cto ry e vid en ce of com m on carrier on a n y freight, hoggaec or perintem lent of IHtbllc Instruction to subm it visions o f thi* A ct. T h a t the provisions of this of insurance in this S ta te , unlesa such com p an y, tho fa c t to th e S ta te T reasurer he shall d eliver to report to the n ex t G eneral A ssem bly showing the A c t sltall atip ly to all those w ho w ere member* of °< f or reciprocal dem urrage,-to pay the » S num ber and location o f schools conducted b y the F irst Florida Reserves, w hich w as in the s ir v - association, firm o r in dividu al is possessed of a t such com p an y the bonds in his possession b e ­ claim w ith in six ty .la y s from i t , filin ' atr longing to It. o r such of them as rem ain a fte r payn rr*en tallon „to. said com m on ra rr l-. 11 "q». least tw o hundred and fifty thousand dollars, in means o f this approiftiation, the num ber of teach «ny ice o f the S tate o f F lorid * during the w ar betw een value, in vested in U nited U ta teeo r S ta te bonds, or Ing ibe Labilities afo resa id , or i f such -com pany tldn agen t, or other agent of such com ntìr p ,’ ^ a n atten din g each b y ra ce a n d aex. the conductor* the S tates o l the U pited S tales. h*e- 2. T h a t should an y common ¡ i m « (.¡iVo f each school with num fier of the day* service -.Sop. A«-T h e w idow o f-a n y d e cea sed soldier or other b an k ab le in terest-W arin g stock y tsenwl In shall re d u ce-th e am ou n t of its liabilities, b o th thé U nited S tates, a t th eir m ark et valu e. Upon fixed and con tin gen t, upon i u policies to person* to m p ly wi , he p roririnn s of ^ : ' 1'i^ rr e ^ !d rn td ered b y e ach .'And’U iia tn o tm t-paid r a th : and sailor who enlisted and served in tho m ilitary or to subm it vouchers for e v r rv d ollar paid out from n av al service of th e C onfederate S ta le s during the com p lyin g w ith the preceding section and furn ish­ residing in th is S ta te be 10w Ilia valu e o f the bonds this A c t, then the said common carrier mstlrSi ing evidence to the M tihfuction of the Uoard of in possession o f the S tate T reasurer, he m a y d e­ such failure ahfcll be liable to the cU im aitT o r this fund. — — ;------w ar betw een the S ta te s o f the U nited S latoa, and Section I. A ll laws in conflict w ith this A c t are did n ot desert th e C onfederate service, and who ln su ra n ceC o m m iu io n ers th a t «ucfT com pany. a s ­ liver to such com p an y, a p a rt of such lionds, tak- am ou n t of hi* claim and fifty per c m . p tf ¡ T ' * sociation, firm o r in d ivid u al has a c tu a lly in vested ing care, ho w ever, th a t the )<onds in his possession in terest on the principal sum of nsi,| cUim fmm hereb y repealed. cflon 6. T h is A c t shall take effect upon its perform ed service in actu a l line o f d u ty for a the am ou n t a b o v e stated In such securities as sitali a lw a y s be equ al in valu e to the liabilities of th e d a te of the filing o K h c gam ew dh. o r p S i S " Seed period of n ot less th an one ycaran n lei* in ca p a c ita ­ hereinbefore m entioned, th e S ta te T reasurer shall said com p an y upon its policies to persons residing tion o f the sam e to. the common carrier or a n , ami a pproval b y the Governor. ted fo r such d u ty b y reason of death , wound* re­ issue a certificate th ereof, w ith th e a u th o rity of in this S ta te : o r if such com p an y era s* to ca rry on station a g e n t or other agent of such common c « . A pproved M ay i t . 1909’. ceived o r disease con tracted while In a ctu a l line such com p an y, association , firm or .Individual to business in this S ta te , and Us fixed liabilities for rier. and when tlio said claim ant «hall bring «uft o f d u ty , and w ho has n o t m arried since the d eath losses and fo r ta x es shall h a v e been satisfied, and and recover ju d gm en t tor his claim again,? J o t of said soldier, and whose p ro iw rty, b o th real and tran sact th e b u iin rss of insurance io th is S late . the con tin gen t HabiKtles under its p o)id es shall com m on earner, h e shall be allmvcd lhr mi I (Tire CHAPTER SARI— (NO. 12). Insurance com pan ies Incorporated under th e law s personal, does n ot exceed tne sum of five thousand o f this S ta te , o r a n y a u o e ia tfo n , firm or in dividu al h ave been assum ed b y another co m p a n y doing per cen t, per annum . Irt addition to Ihc prinrinJ A N -A Ç T to P rovi J e for thé Im provem ent of the dollars, shall be en titled to receive the sum o l one o f the State-, how ever, shall be en titled to such business in thi* S ta le , in case such reinsuring sum of said claim , and the Fame shall be * -Mansión, and to hundred and tw e n ty dollar* {ter annum , in q u a r­ G rounds of the _ G overnor's certificate of a u th o rity b y furnishing evid en ce to com pany, if non-resident, had deposited w ith the In. th e verd ict giv in g him judgm ent: Provided M ake Such O ther Im provem ents and R epairs te rly p a y m e n t!, provided, such widow w as m ar­ the satisfaction o f th e said Uoard th a t such com - S la te Treasurer bonds n o t less in valu e than thoso how ever. T h a t the claim an t shall dot recurei and fnr th it«»« «!.! Eft.. _ cent. • r*r sna t th e H end on as M ay De A dvisable, and to ried to said so ld ier or sailor prior to 1895, p a n y ,'a **o tiatlo n , firm o r in dividu al is possessed of the com p an y proposing to retire, th e S ta te h a v e ju dInntant gm e n t for e ■said fifty |«-r M ake an Appropriation T h erefo r, • A and has. co n tin u o u sly resided in this S la te of, and has a c tu a lly Invested a t least tw en ty-five Treasurer,.uupon p o n being satisfied o f these fact*, shall num . n or a tto rn e y '* fees n* provided for.m Stcend elto ' the w idow o f a n y 1 f th e con- tiou 3 of this A c t. unless he recovers judgmmt for Be It Enacted by Ibe L eglilatu rs of the Stele of Once 1 Sus; thousand dollars ih U nited S tates or S ta te bonds upon receiving a d u ly atte sted c o p y o deceased person who was a t the tim e of o r o th e r ban k ab le stock s or se curi tie* issued in the tra c t betw een the tw o com pan ies b y p in ch the a sum w h ich fixes th e principal torn of snid cUim Florida: risks of the retiring com p an y nre assum ed b y the a t an am ou n t greater than the amount wliicb said h it death d raw in g a pension from th e S tate Section I. T h a t the sum o f . three thnuland under th e provisions of th is A ct, shall be U nited States, a t their m ark et value.aud b y o th e r­ other com tinny, m pati p a n y propos­ p an y, d eliver lo to such co com pronos- com m on carrier had offeerd and tendered tu th# dollars, o r bo m uch thereof a* m ay be necessary, be gran ted a w id ow 's pension upon sa tisfa cto ry proof wise com p lyin g w ith the provisions hereof. T h e ing to w ith d raw the bonds in hi* possession be- claim an t in M ltltm rn t of his L-alim Ig-for* the B oard o l Insurance Com m issionerà shall, in a d ­ and the sam e is hereb y appropriated o u t o l any o f her m arriage, her- residence in this S la te , and jonging l o j t . exp iration of said s ix t y »lay* in tchirh Ihr raid m oneys In the T reasu ry to the creJit of the G o v ­ th e d e a th T > i(jier.h atb an d , and the pension so dition to th e certificate hereinbefore provid ed for, ---- 6. W henever a n y fire Insurance com p an y com m on carrier is required to p a y mch riaim uoernor's Mansion Pund. for the im provem ent and [ranted shall 1*at* from the d ea th of the w id ow 's issue a certificate to a n y insurance com p an y In shall file an ap p lication w ith th e S ta te T reasurer ‘!f the Provisions u f Section one (1) '( this Act bea u tifica tion of the grounds surrounding and b e ­ tusband; provided, th e file her application w ithin corpora ted u nd er the laers of th it S ta te , and which to be adm itted to do inisinets in th is S ta te , it thaU S ec; J . T h a t a n y cofnmon carrier who (»,!,'t0 la v e p reviou sly th ereto deposited w ith thè be the d u ty of the M id Treasurer to require of it a longing to the G overn or's Mansion, and to m ake n in ety d a y i a fte r the d eath o f h er hu sban d ; p ro ­ shall have com p ly w ith th * provision« of Srcttnn m d (i) of usurer one hundred thousand d' oilars In com pliance w ith the provisions of this A c t before «III ___ „ ___ . m ____ P I _________ Ottcn im provem ents -or repairs a t the G overnor's vided, aueft w idow fs otherw ise eligible tinder th e ............................................... * tes or S ta le bonds, o r oth er negotiable issuing a license for such com p an y to do business th is A c t. shall, in th e e v e n t that the claimant shat) tales Mansion a* m ay b e deemed a d visable'or necessary provisions of th is A c t; provided further, th a t a n y U nited S ta irevait In an action to recovrr on hi« chum, b« sto c k i o r securities issued in the U n ited States, at in thi* S tate. b y the G overnor. r • ¡able for a reasonable a tto rn e y ', frr, and it hall such widow shall not lie required to m ake o u t th e Soctlon 2. T h a t p aym en ts under th it a p p ro­ proof o f h er hu sban d 's sendee, b ill an y such w id ­ their m arket v a lu é- os a g u a ra n ty fund for ih e A n y fire insurance com p an y now doing business bo th e d u ly o f the C ourt to allow tl,c claimant iticy holders o f such se cu rity of the p o lity Holdens of euch com pany, priation shall be made upon w arran ts draw n b y o w o P a n f such deceased soldier o r sailor w ho in this £1 S ta te sh .......................................... a ll bc allow ed u n til.... O cto b er is t, such reasonable attorn ey'» Ire, which shall be th e C om ptroller upon the T reasurer upon vo u ch ­ would h a v e been en titled to a pension under this upon sa tisfa cto ry evid en ce to thorn th a t such se­ 1909, to cqm p lv w ith the p ro vision s o f th is A ct, fixed b y the C ou rt, not to oxceed filtrrn dullsrs, curities to such an am ount h ave been deposited and upon th eir failure to com p ly w ith the pro- if th e a m o u n t received does not exceed unr hun­ or« approved b y th e G overnor. A c t shall m ake proof if her said husband shall n ot Soctlon J . T h a t this A c t shall taka effect Im­ h ave « h ead y been upon the potltUm roll a t the w ith the S tate T reasurer. Life insurance co m ­ vii.ions.of this A c t on or before th a t tim e, it «hall dred dollars, and n o t l o exceed fifteen iM-rtrnt on panies incorporate-1 o r organised under the law s o f be the d u ty of the S ta te T rp aturer o f Ihe S ta te to a n y am ou n t recovered gti-ai.-r than thè turn of m ediately upon its ap p roval b y the G overnor. tim e of h it death. another S tate shall be en titled to a certificate to revoke its license to do business in Florida, and it on e hundred dollars. Approved June 5,,1909. fire. 4. Nq person receiving a pension from a n y ransact the business o f insurance in th it 8 la te b y shall tie unlaw ful for it th ereafter to do bukinetJ in Sec. 4. W hen a n y claim a n -,- under ihe pro­ other S ta te sh all be entitled to a pension under urnithlng t o the satisfaction of (he Itoard t h a t i l this S tate until licensed as provided b y lavr. visions of this. A c t. arid the shipqirnt m ill, uf this A ct, % is.possessed o f and has a ctu a lly in vested tw o h u n ­ A pp roved June *th . 1909 . should hn*e*gonp ,.over ninfe than <■ . .ummte iV t ;; . • CHARTER S8M — 1NO I I ) . Sec. a, i he p a ym en t of all allow ed ctaim s shall dred th ou san d dollars in United. S ta tes bon ds, or carrier'« link, the claim ant m ay Id.mu withban kable o r in terest-bearin g «looks Issued in a n y o f aafij com m on, carrier* over «, ¡1, , Ime «aid -CHAPTER 5890— (NO, 31), ÀN A C T to A ppropriate the Hum of T h irty D ol- be made from the d ate o f the fling o f the a p p lica ­ other Ufljtp.1 S tates a t their m ark rt valu e, a* in m o rt­ tion in the Petition D epartm ent. A n y person ahipraent w r n l, or »hould have gun, j ' i may l for the I'aym en t of the S ervices of the As- who drew a pension (rom the S la te f Fli lorida a t gages o r unencum bered real e state w orth dautite A N A C T to A m end Section 1756 o f the G eneral bring action swairtef either of them tor r>i " 'e r y u f * vis tan t S ecretary of th e Senate for the Period th e tim e of th e passage of...............o _S tatu tes of the S tate o f g ip rid n ,.P ro v id in g fo r this A ct, and wh< is tho am ount loaned thereon. Inclusive nf buildings dam eyeei- ad Jsefein p p m d r d for- rrnviilcit.ltfc' of F iv y - U a y s - n u r th e Adjournm ent of the the A m o un t and F ar V a lu e o f in e C a p ita l Stock »hail iiave se rv i,J.»aid n otice m, the , tui n iar[>(>>• Leiftdaf ur«, to A ssist tisA S ecretary of -Senat« in entitled to a pension utulgr this A c t, «hall n ot be- t he reon; and -toy othr.rw lie T O n ip lyin g"w ith the of Insurance Com panies. required to m ake - new proof, and shall lie paid provisions thereof. Insurance C om panies in su r­ rier lie «D els to »oe His U bile*. from th e passage uf tins A ct. P a y m e n t shall not ing liv e stofik ur doiuns-Uc anim als, incorporated D* ft Enacted by (he Legislature »I Ihc Slate ol Sec. 5. A ll law s ¡bid part« of low- - , "cfiict. Be it Eneetsil by (It* Lcglslaturs .nT thc S ta le ol con tin ue to pension«!» during absence« from this o r organised under th e la w e q r - a n y oth er S tate, w ith tho provixion* o f,Ibi» A n be .1 ! il amt Florida: , Florida: Statssof longer duration than tw elve m onths. shall be entitled to such certificate of a u th o rity b y are lieruby, repealed, savinw nil a n i, ¡* .0 1 r.ghte Section I. T h a t Section 1750 o l th e G eneral of action s heretofore 04cn1.1l under 1 -, 1 u ird Sec. A. N o person who eras discharged on a c ­ furnishing evid en ce to the satisfaction of the Section iT 'T h a l the sura o f thi/ty_ dollars 1* S tatu tes of the S tate o f Ftorida be, and Ihe sam e law» hereb y *ptfruiTfia(cd o u t of the funds ot the Treas- cou n t o f bein g under age. or for d isab ility, b u t Hoard th a t such com p an y, association, firm o r in- i> IwreKy . a n u n d u i tu rrad as lu ttutvir I ■tilr !.), tor tur tlic.i: I lu , ,f u u h w b a duL id . m il t m n i i i t . u p .nl l einiiMOl o l su m -4 J ir id u a l i s p o m F std lit, ¿m l tlW t Bfal a s w ls uT'"^' ■ qry ^ ^ s ^ ^ p T ^ ^ in ila A p p ro ved June fíysré'; .S7SÍ» (s iit) -r -A m o u n l and F«r Value.— The ' I Wo hundred thousand dollars and b y other tty , o <r upon becom ing of the required m ilitary least twi m il Tth G . a b iliti m.-ami h a ti th ae sam e be b t Jpaid lo. John ip ila l stock ed a n in surance co m p a n y incorpora­ tro lins, au A « i Vtan t S ecreta ry o f thy Senate for ___ of ei. ‘ teen years before the term ination of the wise com plyin g w ith the provision* h e reo f CHAPTER 5895— 1NO. 2 l Sec- 2 . A ll law s am i p arts of law s In conflict ted in th is S ta te shai I n o t be lex* th an fifty trióni ■ «ervicts for five d a y s a fte r the adjournm ent of the W ar, sha' be e n tiled to a pension under th is A c t. tl dollars, to bc d ivided in to shares of n ot less . . . . . . __ tils Tor p en sio n s'u n d er this A c t shall w ith thi* A c t be. and the sam e are hereby, repealed Legislature, to assist th e Jkftrelarÿ. o f l,ie Senate A N A C T to Am end Section jy iu ,( 1)1, ( , , Miai th an ten dollars r a t h, nor room than one hundred A pp roved Jnne 4,190 9. in th e dtschanje of hi* official duties a» such for m ake o t 'h before an officer auth orised to adm inS ta tu te s of the S ta te of F lorida ■> , *1 « UtoWd o lla ri each, p a ya b le in law ful m on ey ol the ny lite r OMht and u»e »be aeal, sla tin g tho comnai th ___ a t _____ period,_ arid »hat __________ tha^Comptroller ____ author be ance of Free o r R educed Rule- I 1 u t -.;«jrtaU nited S lates, ised to draw hts w arrafit tin the Treasurer for tfie and regim ent. ¡n o r __p ship upon upon w whhich ich he he enusted enlisP tion b v^Cqsjjn Cqsjjm on Carrier» Sec, 2« AH law s and p a rts o f law s in conflict And served, the d ate of his- enlistm ent, the d ate CHAPTER 5888— (NO. 19). -»•ment o f th e sjpi»« ^pon recei-it of \hç A w ith this A ct tie, and th e name are hereby, re«- He It E naclcd by thè Legislature ol ih. filali uf and cause o f discharge, his citisen ship and rights \ pealed. ôcrêlafV! A tlirce rim ea U o í th e S ecretary of the Florida : .„ •pt'*’. epat< th a t She tim e of the A sfisU rtt S ecretary t o the benefits o f th is ,A ct.« He shall furnish the A N A C T P roh lbilin g Pi re Insurance Com panie* A L 'iuu vtd June 7 .1 9 0 9 . Secfion T T T l i a t ‘ ScpHon 1019 uf ila '-rnrraJ from Com btnm g a* lo W b a t lia t r o f C om m isa ffid a vit o f . a com m issioned officer.m u ler w minx Statu to* o l thtrbtntW nf Floridi» i»-. nerd thè «m * xion Shall bc l ’aid b y a n y O ther C om p an y to an CHAPTER W ilt— (NO. 22.) k t effect im m ediately o r the affid avits of tw o com rades w ith whom he ____i 'A c t »hall i l h creby, a raen did so a* to (cad a* 1. A gen t.-------* — — served, or th a .tr a n s c rip t from U ic..m uster rolls l by the G overnor, __ t f i i l t g t and «liftititiral 19 19 — W hcn l :rcc, or Retluced Itali» tre Ab from the A d ju ta n t G en sral'e Office at W ashington lic |t Enscted by fh t Legislatur* of ihc State of A N A C T A m en din g Section 1074 o f the G en etal pproved J u n e J . 1909S ta tu te s of the S ta te o f Florida,,, Providin g, for lowed.— N o lh in g in thi» Chiuder ,.,n U ,n ,'l »h*J! ________ Florida: _ — to establish th e service claim ed. . I« . C t> >l < ------p reven t a n y com m on "carrier suliicct divieto irom Sccttun I. 1t shall be unlaw ful for artV firt'tn the Method of R eduction of the C ap ital Stock of Sec. 7. T h e Uoard of C o u n ty Com m issioners o f » . gran tin g free paxrsge or free ticket* t„ il» usto tu rane* com p an y, aseod atio n o r partnership do­ C orporations for Profit the cou n ty in w h ich th e ap p lica n t reside* sltall CHAPTER 5884— (NO. IS). olilo» r,. am i oivit eraployres Hncludtng pensione^ in vestigate *11 elaim s m ade under this A ct, und ing trotin e» in this S tate, em p loyin g an agent who De It Enaclcd by the Legislature of Ihc Stale of disahled etnpkiyces, am i Jiersons truvrling to at­ report upon the application w hether or not the is em ployed b y an o th er fire Insurance com p an y, Florida: re U11 A N A C T to Provide for the L e v y o( T a x e t jo r the pension applied for ih o u H be granted. cep t o r leave the em ploy ment oí «neh eommon association o r partnership, eith er d irectly or their irriti im m rdi ediate lam ilirs dr|*ndeut I. T h a t Section >674 (114 9 ), method carrier) and Ihnir -Year* 1909 and 1910 Sec. B. T he S tate Uoard of Pensions shall fu r­ -hrough an y o rga n b atio n o r aseociallon, to enter o l Section n iem ; and to i t s 'Physicians and •mimns. reduction lie. and the sam e it hereby, am ended upon Qf' nto, m ake o r m ain tain a n y ,stip u la tio n or a gre e ­ • U« It Enacted by Ihe Legislature ol Ihe fila lw o f nish an n u ally, su itable blank* (or m akin g such and to its salaried a tto rn ey at law, to perron# to read as folldwm: reports and shall file application for pensions im ­ m ent in restraint of o r lim iting the com pensation so as Florida: s*7 4 (114 9 )— Method of R eduction .— A n y c o r­ em ployed on sleeping. [Mirlor, d lm riro r ' ' ('.rrt* which said a gen t m ay receive from a n y o th e r fire m ediately on receipt ot sam e. poration m ay re<lS»oe its c ap ita l stock Or reduce cars w h ile on d u ty on ly, and to baggage soliciting « •d lu n I. T h a t for the purpose oi securing an Sec. 9. A 1I sum s required for th« p aym en t of insurance com p an y, a -v y o a r ifn o r partnership. a q ^ U ^ d uniform rate o f ta x atio n and to p a y the pensions to ap p lican ts under the provisions bf T he p en alty for a n y v io la tih o lif this section shall the par valu e of t h ta jje r e * thereof, "within the agent*, and n ew sb oys while on d u ty only; to min­ lim its allow ed b y la w .b y a tw o third* v o te of the u te r* of religion who are e n p g r d in Henersl mis! ? “ m n n A tion i (or the curren t e x p e n s e » ^ the this A c t »h«ll-La tw id b y w a rra n ts draw n liy tho Us a fine uf n o t less titan twt» hundred and fifty f f i K ,9 | s and. ¡ e t c e^d for interest Com ptroller on th e'T reasu rer of th e S ta te in favor dollars nor more than five hundred dollars and the stock, in the sam e m anner a t is provided for the »ion w o rk , traveling sec-rtane» of Uaitnia 1 I egra M en's C hristian A tso d atio n s; l onfedersie polon the bonded d e b t for said years, and paying of the a p p lica n t for the sum to which he or she forfeiture of license to do business in th is S ta le for increase of cap ita l stock , trilh the certificate of the S la le C om ptroller endorsed upon the a ffid a vit ..H er« going to tho S la te Home* for Confedérate other appropriations b y th e Legislature,- there m ay be en titled , ou t o f an y m oneys in th e B u t e a period o f tw elv e m onth* thereafter. the a b ility of the corporaSoldier* to becom e inm ate* thereof, or rrtumlOB th at, in his jud gm en t, tho ol corp o ra­ Sac. 2. AH laws or parts of laws in conflict here Shall tu Ja vtrd upon the re a la n J personal property T reasu ry raised b y special le v y for the p aym en t of tion to m eet its ou tstan d in g indebtedness and a lte r dbro iva ni ^ ' ü in digen i, höinrtr« nr deitirul* w ith he. and the sam e are hereby, repeated. o f the different counties for the y e a r «909 a ta x of pension* a* pfovid ed in this A c t; ■ persons when tran sported b y chari Iside rocittito Sec. 5. T h it A c t shall take effect Im m ediately liabilities w ill not be im paired th ereby. tw o m ills upon the doUar, and for the year 19 1 0 a Sec. 10. T h e C o u n ty Com m issioners of each tw th ihr. fii»f*rs?Larv aiicntii y rd tn luco am i to e necessary a gsn U empio employe Sec. 2. A ll law* and part* ot law* in conflict ari(j ta x of tw o mills upon the dollar; and there shall co u n ty shall, a t least once in each y e ar, exam ine upon it* passage and a p p roval b y the G overnor. herew ith be. and the sam e are h creb y. repealed. tran sp o rtalton , to [K-rsor.i ” ^ ' ¡ " ^ ^ ‘ ^ 0 .3 Approved June R, 1909. iw. levied lo r each of the tho year* years 1909 and 191 1910 the pension rolls of th eir respective counties and L-'.vJvri-'a lw be ch aritable o r eleem osynary »vork lot the | urpmes » A pproved June 7, 1909. a con stitution al school ta x o l ono mill upon the ascertain w hether o r n ot a n y person on »aid [ten­ o f th eir w o rk : and to person« mffifref in wrec**. dropped from sam e dollar; Provided T h a t if the G overn o r sltall dis* sion roll* should 'b e ¿rid th e p hysician s. surgeons._nur««v o CHAPTER 5892— (NO. 22). CHAPTER 5889— [NO. 20). c o v e rrtroi t m the aggregate assessm ent ol tho pron- b y reason of n ot being entitled Jo draw friend* of such Injured^ptrxonr..... frf, ¡.»ueo¿Mv of the S t a t e lw r o oth er sources of revenue the pension under the p ro v irio n *. of t h is - A c t . A N A C T AN A C T to A m end S ection «677 o l the G en eral R equ ire F ire Insurance C oh ip an irs lo place of th e w reck : o r fro m ,carrying fit reducUortfol the tw o miff» ta x o f either o r both of am i m ake report o f th eir finding* lo S ta tu tes o f She S ta te of F lorid a , R e la tiv e to th e ger* w ith t h e ’o b ject of nrovKim providingg r, r . in , . f in D eposit a C ertain A m o u n t in Cash oitijccurlthM year* wit! t * iustified. he is hereby authorised th e S la te Hoard o f Pensions, who are hereby Issuing of E xecution A gainst S tockholders of g e n e ra l'c p k lr m ie. pesi iletirc or olili'i cabrwieill £ w ith the Treasurer o f the S tate of F W id » / to reduce th e tam e *e low as ho m ay deem ad vis- auth orised to drop such pensioners from the list It. Corporations. T» able and h« i* Hereby em i-owered to in struct and in their jud gm en t, the sam e should be done. Uc H Enacted by Ihc Legislature of Ihc Stale ot ID It Enacted by Ihc Legislator* of tlie S tale of 3 Ä S J l Ä S ^S A^ »_ !\n at » rr*u£ direct the T a x C ollectors to collect o n ly such re. Ftorida: Sec. I V T h e ’S la te B oard of Pensions shall for­ Florida: rÄ icT fo r t t ä r i u b k p« d u red ta x as he m ay fix a» aforesaid. w ard to each pensioner a certificate th at ho is en' FW fc., ----Section I. Unless otherw ise provided b y this fn#|» Section I. T h a t Section 1677 of lb e U en m sl ' Sec 2. T h e Uoard of C o u n ty Com m issioners of tilled to draw t p e m io n . which t h i ll b« prima m iaU lcr* o í m u :*«,/1 >- poti' Statuì«» of th e S tate of F lorida, re la tiv e to the A c t, e v e ry fire in su ranrr com p an y shall deposit eve ry cou n ty, at * m eeting for correcting and re­ facte evidence (o the C lerk o f the C ircuit C ourt or w ith th er S ta t te Trejurarer of this S tate tionds uf thi issuing o f execution again st stockholders o f c o r­ view in g sh e « r o o ty «saeasm anLahoffi im m ediately U n itM S tate*, bon ds o l a n y of th e S late* of the porations bc am ended so aa lo tto J1 a as follows: thereafter ascertain and determ ine the am oun t ol a n y other officer o l th e county. iid e n tu p tm J tieni, »ni Sec. 12. T h e re sh all, an n u ally, be assessed and U nited State*, bonds of Ihe D istrict o i Colum bia, >677 ( 1 1 5 1 )— May D iu« Against Stockholders. m oney to { x r e i r e d ^ r f a x f o V o m r n r f r a r ^ » « , lurgeons, ami s a la r c i al r la x of fou r milis per dollar on all prop- or bonds of the cities 05 counties of this S tate, or — If a n y execution shall issue a g a im t tha p ro p erty p hysician s and su collected I iHwuo.ng the curren t expense*, interest on i n ruled Includi afoie*aid;or from giving l rve s ’h’ ^ the am oun t o l ten thousand dollars, or a o r e ffr e ta o t a n y con ioralk m and there can n ot be d e b t, bridges and cou n ty buildings, and to meet e r ly liable to aaseesments. tv filchi shall con stitute a cash, lo penons tn c l » t « r « ! ' » ll 7 “J . L th e expenses, th ey are h e re b y authorised to le v y fund for the p a y m en t o f pem ioners, th e proceeds su rety bond in the am o u n t-o f tw en ty thousand found whereon to D v y , than such execution m ay rates from point of to desinimi'' iran»rort»n ^ 01 shipment smuraci.» — Irom point 1 to * of not more than five m ill* u jw n the dollar o f which sliail bc applied to the paym en t o l pen­ dollars of a su rety com pan y auth orired to do bu si­ tie issuied against a n y o f the stockholders to an from ness In th e S ta te of F lorid*, said bond and com- e x te n t equa) the real and pcreunal p ro p erly of the cou n ty; sions. u i in am o,in l for so m u ch as m ay reany to be approved of b y the S ta te Treasurer; main unpaid utran the!sir subscription and e ve ry such determ ination and D v y so made ' ' " to catd' tal ' See. 13. T h a t (tom and a lte r the passage o l lio n ), or. from iisti 1« su rety com p an y offering such Irani agreei Thlail he entered a t U rge, upon the records o f the stock and ho further: A ct it shall lie la w fu l for [leniioners of thiii in case o f a failure of a n y fire insurance com pany m u tation, or fàune llu a id of C o u n ty Com m issioners, ami no cou n ty this A pproved J u n e S . 1909. S ta te to h a v e th eir vouchees anp rM cd and sign o -las* Mpkci* lirk e t* ** #« * » » « î L„ Ïnf Î S»U Ï wtk S issultut «ecoitd-cla** «7 bonded, to deposit im m ed iately w ith th e S tate sh a ll‘levy a greater am ou n t for a n y purpose than th an tor first-clan» tick ets t o r t h r fraM e» *« ^ « Treasurer tw en ty thousand dollar* in rash or ve mill* for c o u n ty purposes excep t as hereinw o o w to d a a s-lick c U p n lf Second v u «.Publia» CHAPTER m o d (NR. 241. J r,r — : i- T , ^ vn t-g» vin d gH tcd n ga m m ta u e tl ■- ...r to adm inister oath»! having a »cal. d a tio n shall licalkvw od. for the protection of all legal claim s »gainst such ie C b y tho Co ou un n ty ty Com m issioner* — - , „ o.f a—n y „ cou — n, ty- (n¿ A N A U Tdheqihntig kxtlroari C orepam c* and Com-» No free or r S u c c il tran *p óñ *tiñh »hlM 1s' ^ t pan th____ is A ct. care ss ol the said am ount »hail be null and void ..p o i.,y »in this S tate, a* strovsttod —--,R R- sn__ »Sec. 14. I b e B u t e U oaidisL E cu sion s shall prt- com mon Carriers to Furnish S ep arate A cco m m o d a­ fu l e x c e p t as ».ratified in thi» Scvtinm ro« * and tho. S ta te. T r e a t ore r shall give the com pan th a " ~ Veri be rule* a n d regulations for th e carrying ou t of Uber th an free muM Ira pak* n tions for th« S cn araliu n of W h ite and Colored trnnsportafion ot e; Provid n f Pshell H piIc [kifíi a recirp M t for samW th is S ta te for ---------1 . -----. , - . the provisions ui thee pension }aw* o f Ibis S ta te ; see m■äkle Passengers on R ailroads, and C onferring C e r­ T h a t the C o u n ty Com m issioners of C adi cou n ty th a t law» are com plied w ith, and shall m ake re T h a t th e valu e of the securitiee so deposited sha! tain Pow ers on the Railroad Com m issioners of aliali le v y a ta x p o t td exceed seven m ills nor less ports C* A n y in dividu al violatin g ‘¿ L pZ£ì3“ S t r i l i » rl* and recom m endations to the G overn o r a t not tie le u th an ten thousand dollars. If an y the S tate of F lorida in R elation T hereto. th an three titilla on the dollar, on the real and per- ¡'■ MUMP Section, eith er b y issuing “ / " l . *¿,1 unng before the m eeting ol th e Lrgis- bonds so dcqradtrd lie registered bonds, the com ­ th irty d a v ii befi annul property of the co u n ty for co u n ty school tature. Said Baw d ehall m ake ntlea and regii- p a n y shall a t the tim e give to th * S tate Treasurer ID It Enacted by th i Legislature of th* Siale ot reduced ra te u n law fu lly. “ ¿ J 1* " r ,(J|1 b* pu»*er of a tto rn ey , authonstnp authorising him him tc to transfer o r ta k in g « a va n ta ge n\the^ he con duct o l their business a s th ey * P ? » er ? ' «Itorney. Provided. further, T h a t the C ounty 1st ion« lor the Florida ; awe uf v ^ im 'ire lo iicr', of an y count] cou n ty m ay le v y an fiediun I» A H -rat bread com pan ies and o(fiwr ------ ■ swtoweM aw n o A S o eacw id l« m m illio n X h n d o llar. purpose «a m uH dm i ig »lu.Mim i n i rh f itm n iie e eeb t , tb yy ear, e a r, to d in g indebtedness and ¡doy ft clerk 1 each to p pa a yy a ll ou tstan , rad a n y depreciation o f provide equal separate accom m odation* for w h ile M h j i i t 'to a rranalty to t i e 1 and colored pa-»vong*r* on railroads, and a ll whit« the-R*Hro«dOtniini»»iviner*, and ct.t reduction ia valu e ol ______ M _________ se c u rilici; and he shall. KEt W i l I*ljS*SfiW»llII?lilWJ l i to p r o w w i a n y tw in S tate T re asu ry on the cortificate o f the Chairm an ilh uf Septem ber in e v e ry year, esem in c tn ff cohrrvd passenger»» oec g p ytng paxsenger cars tv w ishing to e rect a court house or jail, or con- of said U oard. ■' ■ Srhicii 1 « otw i a wd tn t tt n « t i t o T r j n t í t y 'rad to I d T ' w ith him far - -> -- —pAYcd. ,v*d. m tted o t oih ee k«nt. 1909tnacadam . »truetins* m jacadainitt-i A p p n ivv d . MMimtnv n rf flttu rtìc r iare r a li^r*»V»v á xrij df T e ñu^Ona ljo t íi in '»hili b y com pan y o oth erf Eûmiimn com m on fa carrier hereb y re. re- * __ T i r __ ascertaining whether a n y oi them luive dent W tfg e e d W ghw ay». P q u ir c l to o ccu p y th e resp ective car*, o r divisions l or been reduced in value. Th * State shall the first d a y of J u ly , A . D. 1909. o t a* eodn therewed b y Ú*» for th a t purpose; sivsdal stradai ta x es now alio responsible for the safekeeping o f all cash, of cars, provide»] to r them , so th a t th e w h ite p as­ P rovid e.!, furth er. T h a t th e foregoing provision a fte r aa practicable) m ake u p and certify to the CHAPTER 5R96— (NO. 37). O r :. ond* o r o th « ' securities d etracted witli the S ta le sengers shall o ccu p y o n ly the cars, o r divisions of o l C o u n ty Com m issioners of the ivcral BJoards n relatin g to ta x es fo r w orkin g road* s h ill not a p p ly «rar», provided for w r ‘Hite passengers, and th e colored » jtrer under this A ct. Bonds o r o tlie r recarseveral counties o l the S ta te a com plete and d e ­ A N , A C T t o P ro h ib it to counties w orkin g ro a.it under special laws; enger* Only the cars, o r division o f care, pro - deposited w ith th e S ta te T reasurer b y 'nny Liquore of A n y Kind; * , ul[ thrrrofi j ! •P rovided, furth er. T h a 1 V* cotuli lM x o n .lru c L tailed 'liib o f ell persons w ho m ay l>c residents o f T ntìné, or C oaches. OT Vrelibm t» 5 ,^ C Í Í * -. inu n aved . njacad am lsed o r o th e r la r d - surfaced th e xafTw rverat r«f(ra«9v* counties, and w h o are com pan y issu)er this A ct Shall npl, on accou n t of videtl for colored passengers; P rovldrO , T h a t no d ivided ears fo r the railroad shall u-,e sucli i Hinds beiug in the b u t e . be su b ject to t a x ­ ____ _ _ _______ _ tja ra iio n n u ifs. as now pro vid ed b y law . am i in counties n ot now d raw in g a pentfisfr/root this S ta le , and a] P latform s C onnected .T*1w in the firrvlCation, b u t shall tie held exclu siv ely and solely fbr of the races w ith o u t the permission o f the R ailroad all persons w ho h ave filed th eir ap p licatio n * (or T ra in o r C oa ch , or thi» svorklng ro ad s u n d er special law*, th a C o u n ty Com m lteion. Por a n y c a r di vide»! for th st p u rp oie of Passenger T ransport»1»0? j, v'inDUO» “ Com m issioners of each o f such oth er w u n tic * m ay such pensiorvsand w hich h a v e not been acted upon the p rotection o f th e policy holdtr*. Sec. ~7 . Com panies depositing bond* as afore- in w luch th e divD tons are n ot perm anent. said U oard,. and it shall be --------- _ before — Jiftjä. <• and Providin g a )'fn » l'9 '° r D v y an addilionsd ta x not to exceed three m ills on and are pending 5 k . 2. T he R a d m a d Com m i »sioners of the ’ * shall h a v e the right to draw th e Interest on irdt of C o u n ty said the d u ty of tha said several B oards th e ProvUiofi» o t this A c t. . . ciste • • th * dollar on (be real and personal oro p erty of the accrues; anil and snouiu should ccou ___Im ndl as the sam unee accrue»; o u ­ S ta te o f F lorida are hcreby gfven p o w er'an d sa-' ID ft Enacted by th* U fW *« g r* co u n ty , th e reven ue derived therefrom to be used Com m issioners, on receipt of said list o r as soon said »* * , - «» -----o County Commissioner* th ereafter as practicable, to m ake careful in vestí- p on bonds be d rp o iitrd under th is A ct. it shall be tlio rity to preseti be teosofia ble n i le» and regulapon and appropriated by «uch exclusively for the t»u ri»re of conitructirrepeved. galion ol said list and make up and certify to tho the d u ty of thè Treasurer, upon th e dem and of th* tiuns rxlating lo th* separa bop o l arhite an d .colnr, surrender ih e cou Slate Board o f Pcnaiona a list of all such person* ti»'» ie b y « n y Tailroad oonrpony o r other ' J ro i m s r L l»^ sod oartei o f lasvs iti conflict who, in their opinion, are entitled to receive a penof u u y kind in o f upon an y rnl ¡.uiforic ..... si.,« — — lranJa«f«poailaJdipuaid immun carrier. to . ------------- — coach, o f vestib u le Jhereor. « i er* aod p o n s o l laws in çsra8 « . 3 . U .lh# said oro .9« * 38 r V ■ ,»WiÄ’ÄÄ5iÄ;|>« SKiiau'iSEiMSl.VKb51^ ® tKSSK*“ un4,r <**'«"«SS'iS'S: ffiS E to --- „. to . Mw&i i&'BSíMMaí^^gáKaa:-- B ® riÄÄSKKS¡masa .. . to .fi. . --.. 1 �: ,T f --a ■ - . . . t he objection ; and if it «hall appear to u ie C ourt lu natic o r im becile, »hall lie deemed g u ilty o f a ] cape therefrom , it shall h c ln tho p o w e r o f the F ar ernor. or upon (ta fieconring a law w ithbu t hla M l« 1 *"» ÍU j “ '« ? J « « _______ n ot M a n J___________ fo d in e rrn t to _the felony, and, on con victio n , shall be punished b y cloning Hoard to revoke said com mu la lion, and to approval. « u . r , uori ■U» «itnerwiw in co rnpetent, tv tm t. anoth anothiec shall ifttpnsorwnent In tho S tate prison, a t hard labor, tAu«e. o th rn v i-e Incom rem and him to the S la te 's prison or Jail whence he See. 4. T h a t this A ct shall continue In foroa , the o calieri te a d fo caute calte«! In in hta his «stead torr thè the trial trtal o( of th a t cause, tor not exceeding ten years," lit the discretion of come, to serve o u t his unrxpired trrm . until the salary of said C ircu it Judge shall be In­ i It shall tie grounds of ch allen ge for cause If a n y the Court. Sec. J. T h at Section | of said A ct be am ended creased h y C on stitutional am endm ent, or other, |nr*pn calieri as n juror has nerved a t a Juror at Approve«! June 7, too*. to read a t follosea: • wire, ■ •___________ _____ ____ -.*• ■ — a n y o th e r term w ithin one year, and when the Sc*—J v liv e r y -d u k l convict«-,! and * m t to In f.f ' TTjJTirovrJl'June 7, 1909, :» n atu re of a n y c a w . civil or crim inal, requires a J___ CH ARTER 8018—<N0 . 4»T. !" Reform -school shall there lie kep t, dijeiplln ed. know ledge of reading. a .lim ,! and nrithm etterBr A N A C T P rovid in g That" In C ertain Suita Non'CHAPTER i » 3ff— (HO. 51). ‘ n w f , to c n a b ir a jurnr to undrm tam ! th«* evi Resident Infants W ho are Proper Parties De-’ il eri ^ éthe * ^ trial, * * ’ it shall * . ce ,, to be. .ottered . .— ^on l>c cause o f _ fem |iU t A Iiy_ b e S i r v a t u ilh 1'ro ees. b y PubitA N A tfT ■ F tsscrlM hg Punshlm en 1 for* the Cum • challenge d h e^ gftL o gto oasesasu ch qu aU fieatlon rr mission o f M isdemeanors In this S tate, when twit discharged as reform ed, or rem anded to.prisoA cation. to h e d e l er m mêd b y the Judge presiding at the Olhcrwl«« Provided b y Statu te. u niler th e O-ntrnce o f the court an incorrigible tfialé Re if Enacted by ihe l^ glslalu re nf the Stale -of M ). CHAPTER 8897— (NO upon inform ation of the Uuanl of M anagers a t H* It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Floridat Sec. J. This A c t shall take1 effect upon l u p a t­ hereinafter provide,! Florida) AN A C T to Am end Section 15 1J . of the G en eral «agii and approval b y «he d o vei Sectlnn I. T h at In a n y suit for partition o f real erno* Sec. 3. T h a t Section s.b e am ended to read a t Statutes of Florida, in R eferen ce to E viden ce Section |. The punishm ent for comm ission o f Approved pproved Ju June 8, tqog property astiiate in this S tate and In a n y other follows : Given Upon a Form er T ria l and Use o f Form er , suit concerning the title to. possession o f, or any Sec. 5, A ll com m itm ent df children shall be misdemeanors In thia S tate when not otherw is* Rills of Exception s . # CHAPTER so n t ,u n m Interest in an y real property aituxte in this S tate, during the tim e name«l In the altern ative sentence, provided b y S tatu te, shall lie a fine not cxccediiui n e It Enacted by th e U g l.ta tu r e o í the Slate of . ,, T, 34). in which auil a n y non-resident infant m a y have Unless sooner discharged b y th r Hoard nf Man- tw o httbdred dollar« or Imprisonm ent not exeeedrS fT . 7 , AN A T T to Provide for the A ppointm ent ol A ct ing n in ety d a y s.-o r both at thi dlscrelkm o f tlsa «P« ‘U Florida: crs a s herein provided, and when n child ts di*- C in« 'Prosecuting A ttorn eys, and to Provide for such an in terest as to m ake him a proper p arty, ourt . . . o f th e G eneral 1 the Com pensation 'I hereof rerviee o f proeeas In auch sun. ir.ky 1« perircted a rg o t therefrom at the cxo lratio n of his term, it Section 1. T___ h a t _____ Section «Î«J. Sec. 3. This A ct shall lak e effect im m ed iately upon such non-resident infant h y publication In •hall lm a full and com p letr release form all pen­ tatutes o f Florida, in reference to u w of fonmer upon its passage and a p p roval b y the G overnor. Re It Enacted by the l.cg ld a tu rc of the State of Ills of exceptions be. and th e sam e Is am ended the same m anner provided b y law for perfecting alties and disabilities c re a te ! b y his sehienoe. Approve«! June 4. 1909. Florida ! , a l to read a* follows, lo -w lt: service upon other non-resident defen dan ts to See 4. That Section 8 of W i t A c l be Vmervied ,« ,« — R m of Former llllls of rixcefjflnriV— In , Section I. T h a t from and rl a fte lte r the passage of «tich Milts, and upon proof o f «uch lervico upon to read as follows; CHAPTER 59JI— (HO. S3). ' e i V any Judgment a t law rendered b y a p y court this A rt. when a n v I'rosccutin S«c. 8. A Judge com m itting a child to the R e ­ “ rn ey o f a n y such non-resident Infant the C ourt h avin g ju ris­ uting A' tto tate o f Florida is sick and diction o f the-subject m atter of the suit m av a p ­ form School shall m ake o u t and <ign a co m m it­ A N of the S tate ol F lorida shall I» reversed and n nrw C o u n ty Court in the j--- S ---— ™ «s'-1 ACT to Amend Ameni] Section jj» j s »«* o orf the tne Gcarrat u eeeral unabln to fw n o m t the ttutlat o f »iiefi PitiM ctillfis point a gu ardian ad litem for such non-resident m ent su bstan tially in thn following form , w h ich trial a warded, and It lie m ade to appei S la tu te s, S la te of Florida. R elating to O pea f«faction ^ of the C ourtz*------th at an — .-r-.— Vwy -evidi H ------------ r . — r ltormrjr* ° 5 “ »^»nitabneRl to perform itirb ¿title* Infant. In the^tame m anner provided h y law in •hall ho certified b y tho Clerk under the real o f the Profan ity. C ou rt: the former trial, w h eth er oral o r w n tten . and in* yY rcaym of licin# form rrlv em p lo y« ! In the de- care« where there has been personal service. Be It Enacted by the Letlrtature ol the State of Sec. 2 . Alt T aw s #nd parts of laws In confiirt eoriHirated in the b ill o f exception*, can n o i be Jon** of a n y perinn c h a w d with a viola Iion of the S ta te o f F lorida................, . . ., .C o u n t y .««: F lorida: h«d. then the hill of excep tion * taken a t th e p re - » w w ithin th f jurm lictio n of xuch court, or is herewith are hereby repeal's! He i t Rem em bered that on the .d a y of Sec. J . T his A c t shall take effect Im m ediately •knit trial m ay b# umkI ax eviden ce upon a n y m b - ’ absen t from the c o u n ty wherein *uch C ou n ty &e*tl«n I '- Thai iVriKin \« 4 > u m i | «I the i,enA . D -w y --------------------------—--, ■ r»' 1 * v • «■ >•«■ ■ m a tter in iiixuc O n ir t i< o r m ay b e established, the lu flge of the up«m app roval b y «1— rt.»..-tr*~_ Statutes of the Slate of Florida he. and the A- ■ acquent trail o H a resident of said cou nty, was on th e com plaint of etal m t-n u av.,U«u>e f y in ty A k w sf♦ ^oail-nnpntiu a coh tpetrn l atto rn ey. —rtpproveil June 8, 1 no,), same is hereby amended to read as follows; .lhc.iurm crJ . . . . . . . . . . . brought befribe me, .on 'a'to rm cr trial of a n y casa pending in adm lttad to p ractice In such c o u rt,d o lie A ctin g Sec. 3543—;Oflc»»Jte Speech.— ^ W hoever, hav­ .vet» upon a the undersigned Judge o f the .C o u r t, ing ateiveil CHAPTER 5911— CKO. 4 »), he courts at the age of rikcfcllon. or tu-es pro­ an y of the court« of the S ta te of Florida .h u ll be 1 Prosecuting A tto rn e y of ruch cou rt during the and upon due proof, T do find th at sa id . . . . . . . . . Bird in evidence upon the trial o l Any cause Ip an y abtensj* or the disab ility of th r P p n o cu iin g A ttor- A N A C T to A m en d Section 119« of the G eneral fane. vulgar and indecent language, in any nublla . . . .« . . 1» a «ultahle person to he c«»m- place; or upon the private prerqlsrs of another, or ‘ in tlie .S la te of F lo jid a , e xce p t as !>®y- Such A cting Prosecuting A tto rn ey shall of the court« S tatu tes o f tho S tate of P lo n d a . R elating to nutted to th e F lorida Reform School rovtdMi . f have and exercise all the duties and power* of the so nrar thereto as to be heard by anotbrr, «hall lie herein provided Rules o f Descent as to R eal R state and Person­ W herefore, it is hereby ordered th aj the said . ThU Act «hall talc* effect irmfvjhe »fate * I ro ^ ru tin « Attorney during surh appointment. •uniflied by fin« not exceeding twenty-five ilolal E state .:. ................................ . lie, und he is The pow *rj and dtitle« of an Acting Prorrcutlng of it* approval b y the G overnor, are. or by imnriypnment not exfeedinq sixty day*; Attorney «hall erase a* «oon a* the disability of fie It Enacted by thr l.cg l.la la rc of the S late of hereby, com m itted to said institution for the but no proventIon for any such oflense «hall ha Approved June 3 1909 Florida: ; period o f or until he Is lega lly dis­ rn n im ctirH a fter tw e n ty «li the Prosecuting A tto rn e y ceases or a« soon as the a ya Imin the-coramts. __ t _ _ . _____ V . Prosecuting AU nrnev returns tp the cou nty ol Section I. T h a t Srctinn 1JI charged ÍRfñTOiereOf. CHARTER 8898— (N0. 39). The a ltern ative ic n trn re is",.. S ta tu tv tm f' TfiF' S!a‘ , w hich he i*<ppr>wcuting A tto rn ey Sec. J. AU la and p arts of law« ia_oonfiiet ’ A N 'A C r td PWW'îdi f i l 1 the R iln fV a lc m c n l on tiia read a . follows: , — with th is A c I . A ctin g Prosecuting Attorno)-» appoint DocLct ol the Suprêm e C ou rt of A n y Case Dis- ed Sec. iis A ct shal! ta k e effect Im m ediately under •*-th e tJiuvi, ----1— „ ( Srrrtnn r nf xtib Act 1^ W , henever « n r person havliw-JtJIcJp rcalca ta tA uiittcd pp A ccount o f a D cfe ctive C ertificat*. ifisfaTV as lo iu c h estate, Upon its p a v a g e aud ap p roval b y -th e G o vernor:— m v e o m p e rm ffo n fbr ftifs e r-I T V . it «hall descend in parcertdry to th e m ale am! fe­ A pproved J u te 7, kkk ». fiprf urmmn *1 lin iln t lu a* ‘ II liii H i lR » m ia r > ■ r i l l r1 tim e of perform ing‘ th e du ties oi«the that his near relati«re* and their residences are a« *■ * t rrò*ecu tini A tto rn e y as is paid to • Pros- m ale klrvfred. In the (olioKing course, th at i i to follow s: — *~ jm t : , • • a t w h en ever a n y case lias been ^cutlng A ttorney», am i . Prosucujin* Trr-th* children or’ there descenilants ami the CHAPTER 5933 (NO. 53). rt o f pthei Stato ncys «hai . receive t . nn. eompensutlon ___ ________ for si takentirTHattuin'reme C ou ------. H Hof Florida M i busliand, if the rlecmlrnt 1w a married woman an|! tithrr b y a p ic a l 111 ch a n erry o r w r it o f error, and tlm r in which the dutittft of the oTtce am per­ Ihe husband eurvive her ** w itn e s s tfiV hand t h i s ............................ la y ûf A N A C T to P m c r l b t Rttlrs o f P rae lic* in C ivil Cases in the Justice of Peace C ou rts in the S U U tiie name it dismissed from the do cket of said form ed b y A ctin g Prosectitinit A ttorn ey*. A c tIf there lie no children Qi.lheirdmcendanls.and. ........................... ... . . A . D. 19 . . . . . of Florida Supreme Court on accou n t Af a d efective certifi­ inti Pm iecutlnR A tto rn eys »»hall sign nil p ap ers as the decedent I v a marrie*! won,an and her nua* • ~ f*rovtilcil.'T hat rto com m itm ents »hall lie void ■ Actirtrc rrm ccutintt Attorney.** cate of tb * C le rk o f the C ircu it C ourt to th e trans Be it Enacted by the Legislature of th* State of band survive her, *11 the airupr^ty, realafHl |ier- fo r failure to co m p ly with thJai provirion. $cC: This A c t shall lak«» efTi-et im m edtately snnal, «hall go to the hustian^J ard i f there'be no script of the record, th e u m e shall lie reinstated rtir A pproved June 5, 1909 • Florida t sde w ithin it* passage and a pproval b y the G overnor. upon um the « said docket upon m otion. If «ñauo made DpOn n i •iifts.itvs u^rwii > i «s » »vh i *a n im m j. thildirn or their d efen dants and the decfslent lie S«-cllon I. T h at from and after the passogr of thirty day* from d a te o f notice o f auch dism issal, | A pproved M ay 19. 1909 a married man and his wife survive him. nil his CHAPTER 5916— (NO. 47). thi* A c t.th e flrit M onday and the third M onday accompanied b y a proper certificate to be afîlxed ( property, real and personal, "hall go to the wife. ,\N A C T to Preteritw tho T im e for H oldin g the In each month shall l e rule d a y s in the several to such trangeelpt o! the routini CHAPTER W O I - (NO. .15)*' Justice of the Peace Courts In the S tate ot Florida. TcrmmDf the C ircu it Court in and for Ihe Eighth I f there be no children and no hu»band or wife, Sec. 3. T h a t in all c ivil actions of which J u s­ Judirial C ircuit of th r S ta le o f Florida, and do ^ h ï « Ar e v t e a ‘ S i, ^ u S n0f. ofWîhU I A N A C T Providing for Ihe Confirm ation b y then to the father and mother or the survivor In tice of the P eace C ourt* h a v e jurisdiction .- W here----repeal C h a p te r j6ft>, A ct* of I9QI. A pp roved S r e b y ’repealed - b^ “ ' ,hi A c * “ re j Judge G ran tin g the O r ic i to Sell R eal Rs equal parts. . M ay 17 th , 1907. and Section 1R1». of the G en ­ the claim o f plaintiff H for gtxxls sold, w otk and Reionpint' to Infant If there tie poTatlirr and mother, then to the eral S ta tu te s ,n f Ihe S tate of Florida. R elative m aterial, m oney, lent, m oney paid, m oney re ­ Sec. J. T his A ct shall ta k e effect im m ediately De il (Insite«! by the le g is la tu re of the State of brothers and sisters, and their descendant*, or to the Tim e o f H olding T erm s 0/ ilia C ircuit ceived, account* stated and Tor ih e hire of gocxlt i its approval b y the G overn or Florida • such o l t hem a s m ay t i c . _________ — — or p roperty, such action shall 1« com m enced b y C r o n In the Eighth* Judicial C ircuit Approved June 7. tuovSccllon I T h a t from am i a fter tlic passage of the claim an t filiim. w ilh the Justice of the Pear« IT there lie no brother nor sistcrT nor their de­ He 11 Enacted by the L r fM a fu re of the S late of having jurisdiction ot the m atter in controversy, this A ct, in all raxes Where o n (eri h ave heretofore ----- CHATTER 5890— (NO. Jt>j. F lo rid a : be«m m ade n rsh n ll h erea ller be made b y an y court scendants, the inheritance alioll be divided into an item ised statem ent In w riting of hi* claim moieties, one of Which shall go to tho paternal AN A C T R equiring the C lerk o f - the Suprem p f H e fn this S ta te authorii-imc guardians to sell the real and the other m itrm a l kindretl In thejioUawfng . Section I. T h a t th* tim e for the holding o f the against the d efrn d an t, verified b y affidavit. estate of their infants ward«, where the sale has term s o f the C ircuit C ourt In and for the E ighth Court of* the ‘ S tate of P lorlda ‘ In AUC, Cas«rs to the Sec. 3. Tha! upon filing such itrm ired state ­ Supreme C ourt W here the Jud, Judicial Clrcuibsh all be as hereinafter fixe«!. There ment the Justice of the Peace shall U tu rtu m m on a _ o r D ecree I not y et been made, a report of auch sale shall lie course, srfs.t First to the grandfmJier. • « shall be tw o regular term s of the said C ourt held in ad respondendum to the tie fondant, returnable a s — Shall be Reverse«! or Moflfie« . and in W jiich m ade to the court gran tin g the ord rr o f «ale. for If there tie no gram flathea then to the grand­ each c o u n ty o f «aid R igb|h C ircuit each year, to b« like procesa is returnable under the laws governing the Supreme C ourt W ritr* an Opinion, to H nd H confirm ation, anil if the *ame «hall t * confinile«! • to the Clerk of the C ircu it C ourt nf the C ou n ty b y th* C ou rt, tho «ale shall lie hlndinp. b u t if not mother uncles and aunls on the same side or their known a i the Spring Term and F all Term the practice in other court* descendants, or such of them ¡»sphere may 1* . See. 2 . The Spring T erm p i the C ircuit C ourt /rum W hich Buch Cases are A ppealed or W rit of confirmed thr»sate dia l! I>e of no rfTeet. fire. 4. T h e d efen dan t Ihatl file Ids appearance Sec, 3. All A cts or p a rti o f A cts in conflict w iih I f there.b « tut grandmothar, uncle or mint, nor fo t'th e Eighth' Judicial Circuit shall com m ence-in in person o r b y a tto rn ey upon the rule d a y named BrrorvTaken, a C orrect C o p y o f Such Opinion of this A c t ! * , and Ihtxarou are lieroby. repealed the Supreme Court. Ihetr di-cendants. Uicn to t|ie geent grandlal tiers the C o u n ty o f L e v y on'the third M ondavin March; in th e summons should service of the sam e havo , ’ A pproved M ay »», loop. in tnc O ru n tv o f B aker on the first M onday in been made ten d ay* prior to said rule d a y ; other or orrat-gramlfather. if there l>e butono. " Be II Enacted by the Legislature of the State ol If (here lie no great grandfather, then to the A p ril; in ih e C o u n ty of Putnam on the second wise, the defendant shall h ave until next rule d a y djAFlorida: ___ _ .. great orandmotbere or gn-aLirroivdmother, if M onday in A p ril; In th e C ou n tv of B radford on thereafter !n which to file his appearance; an a CHAPTER 5905— (NO. 36). - Section I, It shall lie the d u ty o f the C lerk of J « .b«it one. and .the brodUr»-*t»d rirtera o f-f* h e fourth M(today in A pril, and In the C o u n ty of should the defrn dant not file his appearance in the the Supreme C ourt of Ihe S ta te o f Flori«la, In a ll AN A C T to Amend S«^:tion j i o r , C hapter j . nf thff" ' A lachua o n jh e seen ft«! M onday in M ay their said cou rt on nr.lwfor« th e rule d a y succeeding tha Im oth en jq jd rt.a n d Brand Gen real Statute« of tho S la te q U lL d d « . JU la t- î w S  w i il ■ gases in the Supreme C ourt w hrrein the judgm ent T he Fall-Term oLaaltt C ou rt shall roihm rhce In rule d a y tr> which tho summ ons ad respondendum — --------such o fjlic n i i as Uicro be Ior b . the Hale ni F o r a te m i . ^ r - f ln X T . 1; or decree of the low rr co u rt shall t v revrrsed or Äüff shfreaitliejease, ««-ittilolrt end. passing to the C ou n ty of L e v y op the th ip t M omtay In Scp- is m ade returnable and a fter such summon» h a t _ modified, and In w hich th e Judges of tho Suprem e flc <1 I'nictelT by Ihe Lcgltlaluri: *ol the State ol the nearest lineal m ale ancestors, and for the tem licr: In the C o u n ty of B aker on the hrst Mon­ twen d u_. ly served. -, then In that even t, jud gm en t Sir C ourt «hall writ« nn opinion, to send down F lorid a: «hall, upon thn d a y -------------_ . . . ____ _____ •want of them to the lineal fem ale ancestors, in the d a y in O ctober; in the C o u n ty o f Putnam ml-the shall, sueoeedlng .the second rula 1, a lm s w ith the m andate of the Suprem e si*cond M onday in O ctober, itt the C o u n ty of B rad ­ d a y a fte r the service o f tho summon*, lie entered Sectlnn I T h a t Section 1101, C hapter j , of the sam e degree and tho descendant« o f «uch m ale and . 1 Court, to the C lerk o f (he C ircuit Court C e n tra l Statute« o f the S ta te of F lorid a,’relating fem ale anerstof*. or to «uch nf them a« there m ay ford on the fourth M onday In O ctolier. and in the against th e «Irfendant for the am ount claim ed b y ol the c o u n ty i from which auch caws is to the «ale of collateral securities, be and th r same he. C ou n ty of A lachua on th# second M onday In-No- plaintiff, tngethet w ilh th e costs w hich m ay h a v e appealed or writ of error taken, a correct is hereby amended *0 a« to rend a* follows: vendter Approved Juna f, i*o y accrued In m eh e a * t .. _____________ r— * ■— S, copy of the opinion of «aid Suprem e Court. It Sec. 3. T lia ( C h a ('tct'« (¡» i-A ctx u f 1907. Lnws 5rc ; 5 W hen th e defendant has filed hi* ap( l i f i i ) — Sale ol Collateral S ec u ritie s— In nil > Hull be tho d u ty o f the C lerk o f the Circuit C ourt cases lit which an y «lock in a corporation, co n ­ nf FloHda. approved M ay JTth. t y o j. and Seriion Pen rance, a CHARTER"iotiTiNO. 4.l).‘ , ,f provided ,for in Section 4. he stuill • to fils such cop y in the records and file, of the i n «c- tract. aMICalhm; «eeurity or evidence of'iri Jelded-' In role d a y a fte r th e filing wllnR AN «ACT R equiring thp Judges of the Several rAift. of the Genera! S lat me« o f the S ta te o f Ptor- have until the succeed ^ Ite n ir to baonm* a p art th ereof.— ness, shall I * pledged or deposited as security for ‘Courts of thu S ta te of Florida, lo S la te in W rit­ ida relative to the tlm r of holding the Spring and of such appearance In Which to file his denial of Fall Term« o f the C ircu it C ourt in and fpr the the causa of action, under oath , am! should tho , Sec. 3. T h u A ct shall ta k e effect mim ediafi-ly the payin rn t of a n y indebteilncssi the person or ing, on Ruling on a D em urrer or Motion, W hich «pon its approval b y the G overnor,. corporation tp whom the same m ay be pledged, Ground« o f the D em urrer or Motion Are S u s­ Eighth Judicial C ircuit o l the S la te o f Florida, in- defendant no* file a w ritten drnial uruler oath of wifar it« the «amr are In conflict w ith the iiroviplaintiff's rlaim . prior to said rule d ay, then ju d g ­ hvisitheeated or transferred, and- their assigns, | Approve«! June 8. to o*. tain««! as G ood I-aw and W hich Ground« of the «’ons of this A ct It* am! the same arc hereby re­ m ent shall be entered again st him fur the am ount sh all have Ihe (sin-rr to sell the xamo in surh m an ­ Dem urrer or Motion nfc Overruled. claim ed b y the plaintiff, w ith the costa w hich h a v e CHAPTER 5900— (HO. 31) . ' ner and nn tucll term s a« may be agreed upon in Be it Fnactrd by Ihe l.cgUlaturc nf the Stale of pealed «\pprove<! M ay i t . 1909 accrued In -auch ra te And the defen dan t shall AN A C T to Amend Section i j RO nf the ( le iv r .il w riting b y the parties at the lim e «,( m aking the Florida: deposit Into the C ourt sqch am ount as he aver* , Statutes o f the S tate o f Florida, as A men tie, I b y pledge, and such sale shall vest in the purchaser that he owes the claim ant. Section I. T h at the Judges of Ihe ervem t courts „ . nr purchaser. the lu lc in and US said pledge», c o l­ CHAPTER S«I7— (NO, 4( 5» . I Chapter J647. of th e -A c ts of 1907. the Sam e Sec. 6. T h e defen dan t’s denial o f plaintiff’ s lateral« or securities, Provided. Ten d a ys' noticti o f the S tate o f Florida, before whom arc argued \Cf Being R e la tiv e to the F a y o f Jurors . of said sale be given lo the p a rty pledging the dem urrer* and motiun» on a q y pleading in Ihetr A N A C T to Prescrilie the T im e for Holding the claim riia'l lo* fn tho fol'ow lng form , to w it: Term» of Ihe C ircuit Court in and for the Fifth 8« it Enacted by lb * Legislature of (He State of sam e • several court» «ball liriglly slate in writing which I’ersonnlly appeared before me. . . .................. Florida: Judicial C ircuit of the S la te of Florida. • Sec. 3. This A c l shall go in to 'effect « hen pa«- ground« ol the «lemurrer nr motion are sustained and which grounds of the dem urrer or m otion lie It Enacted by the L cgid atp rc ol Ihe Slate of tho Justice of the I’eace In am! for t h e . :, ........... .. Sectlnn I. T h a t Section tj8 6 , of the Genera! «ml and approved h y the G overnor Justice D istrict of . . . . . C ou n ty, F lo r id a ... are overru le,I Florida 1 . Approves! M ay ><>■ 1909. lutes of Florida, ms am ended b y the A c ls o l the . . . . . Who being d u ly sworn, deposes and say* Sec. i . Thi« A ct shall go Inin effect on the first islaltire u f to o t be, mu! th* same is hereby. Section t. T hat frrftu :m 1 alter the pn^Mgg of lhAL he. ha» .read ilia-item ised »worn statem en t nf d a y ol fiilv. 1009, nil, r i t . p 1 ,. CHArTER 5906— (NO .17 I aiaended «o as to read ns follows: ♦ hts A r t th e tim e fo r hnMIiuj the term * ol th e Clr. . . .file«! again«* him In this C ourt on th# -f----Arinrove.t Tluie'ir Approved June A. 1909 . 'I ( llit C ourt in and t„r the Fifth Jn d lrjat ClftttU- .. , , : slaty o f ----- - A . D .-r-rr ,,*nnd he ts not In- • t . Sectlnn I88A— F ay uf J u r o r s — Grsrod^nd p e tit A N A C T .lQ À nlcnd S cctio o , J so, .il 11«- *',erinra! slmll iw ns h rrrm n 'rrr HV.'-T TK crr -h il! 1 c tw o T>rt o r th e regular panel ami ju ttw s n m m n n e d d rille d to the plaintiff in th e sum alleged, b u t i4 Stalute« of thè Stai«, of F b in d a , Kt laUm: lo tlic CHARIER 5913 - (NO. 41). ... com pute a ju ry after. Ihe regular panel la e x . Rplenie nf G srnlshev Uré'ii A p p licai 1011 ,if D,.-- AN A C T to Provide fo r-Service b y Publication regu’ar term« o f raid court held in each cou n ty nf indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of sa'd circuit rticli year; to l«e known a* the Spring dollars vrlrlnTHl! C ircuit Courts. Crim inal Court« of fsqd an t U pon Non-Resident Parties in Interest in P rop ­ Term and the Fall Term e o n ! and C ou n ty C ourts, of this S u r e . 5|m!i , T S w n m iu i n.l oi l i io il ..ul In Inn me 1111« ltr»~ ~ Ile 11 Ennctcd hy thè l/tM n lu r« ' nf llie Stale of erty Int«lived in Suits fur Specific Perform ance fire. 3, T 1'- ‘ -I ' i"ir T - i ni i1 ,1" 1 ' ' " lir -lirill d a y nf ,.,,A.D FlorU n! _________________ ■( Gun trae*'’ ver comm ence tn thv county o f l.aWr nn ihe second O ther Proceeding* A fter Such Service, Monday in M arch; In th e C ou n ty of Stim li r on the ficciioo I. Tl.at S etti,,u 11 «a :d thè G eneral S tallile« of thè ‘«late of Plori.tri relaling to ihe Be It Ennctcd by the Legislature ol the Stale ot fourth Monday *n March; in (he C ou n ty of Citrus ju s tic e of thn Peace on the crond Monday in A pril: in the C ou n ty of C»T>tr<l and not required to servo on the ¡ury shall rcjeaie o F g arn ish re upon n pphcalion of thè de I fiirl.ln : S«C. 7 . The sworn statem ent of the account as Hernando on the fourth Monday In April: and In aforesaid, ap rich e denial of the obligation as afore­ receive compensation o f two dollar« lli.o o l per fer.dant. Ire, ami tlw; urne ¡»hrreliy. amended so a i Sectlnn I. T h a t* 1ri ali ea«c« brought in the the C ou n ty of Marion on the second M onday in day and alt fractional, paru o f a day shall 1«? io rea,! a« foTlowt: said. shall coti\ lu u le all the necessary pleading»,chancery «ide o f-lh e cuii(t« of this S late, for the u p — H elcaie ol (larnUlu-e Up>"i \ppllc«tinii ■ itecitic perform ance of contra«'!* l«t con vey or e x ­ Mn •ounted as a (lay; jurors in the etiuits ol County . I and the caso stni'I thereupon Iw itm sidered‘ at issue 1 ?iihe Fill! Term of said C ourt »lull com tuenM } . * and the nevi trial term d a y Jofigr« and Justice« o f Ihe Peace, and iunirs «urn of D clcndant.— 1/ thè defendanl a fter thè filma o f cítame real itale, the rquiplaln an t or complain pff said day aftrr th o filing p nwncri tiixin Inquest o f the.ilead shall lie paid one affidavit for p arn i'hn ient 1«v tire plsin litl, «Itali ante, m ay, whore (he defertaadj or defendants are the C ou n ty of L ake on tire second Monday 111 dental »hall be Ihe trial d a y for said cause, and a ll dollar <|< ,oe) per day for each da>* they serve on e ««-cute and fi Ir in thè court a !>imi tir l>e a p p io Veti non retiifrnts o f th r S la te u f„Florida obtain s e r­ O ctober: m the C ou n ty ni S um ter on the fourth such trials m ay tw had before the Justice of Ilia the jury, fn addition to Ihe compensation alxive b v thè C lrrk.or h v thè Court If It I n i no Clerlt. pay- vice nn such aiori resident ^lelendaqt or d efen d­ M omtay in U c IiiIh t ; in the C ou n ty of C ittu* on I’ eace w ithout a ju ry , uni*«« ijjre of the (larUcx to -provided all ju ron shall reeriv«- five { « ' cents prr able to thisplXinliff in the rum doulffV Mie amount. ant*. by publication, a« i« jirnviilr»! for m ojliCJ the saronif M on.lay In Nove.pSwr; iq the.Cuullky H t t i g f f i i s dewa/iit* »“ ju r y trial in which a y e n t • of Hernando nn th e fourth M onday in N ovem ber; ,«Jir p a rty dem anding the 'i lly Srial «l.fll J jt r is it___ lor every mile necejsanly traveled in going Irj whlch thè plaintiff state» in hi» affidavit for garo- I ehancerv caitre« and in the Cre.nty-rri Marion on the senouil Mon- s u ffic ie n tim t* tn p a y th ft'tu ry. am i a ju r y ol six ^ ai>1 rrturpjjig_from C outt.by th « vrnrti- rnhment tln it he e xp e cts tn rrcovbrT n qaì«1 »uit Confesso ran. bu en. Sec. 3 . 1 hat ijccr c ta nDip ___ i______ tla y Jp peoemlkftC-------•■ • u i l h tw o oood nrvl_'iijlidiiut lu ie lic i crmditiai,#d P h l.fr niure. Juror* who attend o n any ol the irr t-1 a* ro other raw» o f ncrvice b y putiliration. Sec. 3. AH law'« and part* of Jaw« in ct.nfiirj B p odam l lawful men «hall l*e njijifnonril from 111* ys ifi the term whstntre Fresldini;' go 11 io |iay lo thè pfaìnliil m eli «uin. w ilh iritcrrst and Final drcTera entered uptin'drcrees pro confesso t o d y of the cou n ty, returnable inrtnntcr. to try Wjaeed, or bytng prrscrtT. dOe« riot hold the aesuon ro si, a i ho m ay rccbvyr in the su ll. Ihe C ourt «hall win-.11 IIn-re lias lieerr no appeftnillcr t, y yuyjj nfin* herew ith lie, am! the sam e qre liereby rejiealrtL , tire issue la-1wren the r a rtic c Set. 4 Thi" A c l shall la-roiun k [aw it.m in il O r If resiilriit lirfcm tanl ot defendant* in interest khaH 9f the Court, «hail be entitle«! to receive the same 1 nter AH order dirclm ridne thè cnrnÉthrr Sec. 8. Should Ure defendant a v e r In his denial thr turnisti*!* »hall a d m lt lnd*bt*dnc*s lo thè de- be cnncluiivo on such otirlirs and persons deriving atety on its final |k*4«ai(e and a p p roval b y the th at lie owe* th r ptalplit! a sum ol m oney less •onus-(nation,a« if the Co’ irt were in srss-un Go« ri nor» ’ ' . ,,. fondarli in r«Cc«s of a rum suilicient to satisfy than the sisjn claim««! by plaintiff and deposits the 3.* T h at all laws or p arts o f laws in cotillud through them from tlie d a te pf-rendition Unirvi e A pproved June 8. 1909 . sam e in ix m 'l. and llje v rrd 'rt uimn the trial of •ilh tli* prev)nons of th is A ct be. and the. «ame ilaintiff's d a in i, the C ourt «hall, on motion o f de appealed from in due cmirse^ol law, and for the enilant and notire to the p la in tiff. u -lra vi the •aid catiso slmuld lie th at the defendant is InAIT hereby repealed. purpose of carryin g out, final decrees when such garnKhee frnm rrapon«tbi!ity to the plaintiff for «4 CHARIER S9 IH (NJ>. I9 i. ilcbted to plaintiff ip the sum in which th r defen d­ S it. 3. This A c t shall breóm e operative upon nny indehtedne*« to thè defrn d an t In esce«« of a decrees shall provide fo r th r bttking'iwiil .executing ant aver* th at he is indebted to p lainfiff o r a lest of deeds and other conveyances. U.r Uourk shall, T to Am end C han ter jo s s o f the A cts of tu• pa-sage and ap p ro v al h y the G overnor «uin deemed b y thè C ourt «u(lìrierit l o « a tì'fy the in it» deciree, apt«>int a sp e c ia l,m aster lo m ake, A NtheA CLegislature«./ the S la te of Florida of .1907, am ount, thru In that rv rn t plaintiff shall have «Approved M ay if). 1909 plaititiiT's d a in i, w itli interest and co«t Krlntinu to tlm Tim e «.( Holding the C ircuit judgm ent again«! Hi* »lrfruduut lor the am ount execute and d e liv er‘»ttch deeds »nd ennyeyance* A ppraved lu n e » , 1909, a.« are p r o v id fl for b y eatd deni**.« C ourt o f the T hird Judieio! C ircuit of tho S la te found in the vrrd irt, luff th r rosts wInch have arented tn «aid cause shall l * taxed against the Sec. 3. All law* and parts o f Laws iq conflict otreforida. • wv CHAPTER 59fl7— (NO. 381. herewith are hereby rCpeale*! *",« -CHAPTER Sun|--riH0 « 1 Be It (-navfcd h> Ihe Ltrjlslaiure of the Slat« ol plaintiff, and should dtdrndanl den y in full plain­ claim , and the verdict lei fur the defendant, AN A C T (■ > i T f - t r l i r thrt PUnlsIiment lor KidnapSec. I. This A ct dialLftiiC-gfTooEim'meJiaU'ly F ln ri.fa: ‘ " tiff's ' lo A m eod Section 1*7 7. C hapter io of — u ttr e a Child Under the Aqe of Fifteen V eart. to upon U« liciiwiting a law then th r costs «hall b r *ax «*I against the plaintiff; Section I Th.ii ¿Vet ion 1. ot C hapter «64j of otherw ise, th e. judgm ent shall b«' for tHe am ount K n t f i jh e r i l Statute« of the S tate id Florida. be Held lo r a Ransom . Approve,) J u r e ! . 190-1 v tlie A cts of the LegiHlature .1! 190 j tm. a n d Ihe nam ril in the ven tlct in fav o r of th* plaintiff Hejating to the D raw ing o f Juries for t he Second lie if Enacted b> (he LrgUtaturo nf the Slate of same is hereby am ended to read a« follows: against the rirfen 1^0«. lo g rth rr w ills the costs *f“l S u w e ilie ir W eeks of C ircuit Courts. CHARIER 59(4 — (NO 45). Florid** w nieh have accrued In^ ild can*» -J • 1, T hird Judicial Circuit ,— * V bnsclcd b) the l a i l i l a l u r t ol Ihe S u i t of jk c titn I. W hoever w ithout Da-ful atltb oritv A N A C T R rlatin g to (he Recording o f Decrees and Si c, 9. Urco.i a trial in Jm ftce. of tlie B race S P R IN G T H R U Florida; V r e ii ily or secretly confine--, imprison«, inveigles O nler* in C han cery in T h ie filn te . Court upon [.ai»r» tiled aft.l h srrin tvfore m en­ H am ilton, fourth M onday in January . E ^ tc- I• T h a t S c ttlo o *577. C hapter th .'u f tlw dr kidnaps an y child under the aqr of fiflrn i «-cars. Be II Enacted by Ihe (.eeldature nf th s State of tioned, an y m atter or thing Jo h vi'fo tjic merit» of T aylor, fourth M onday in M arch virtieral btatu les o f the S tate o f Florida. ie!.1t Ijif Ki t h intent Ip h q ld such child flu a ransom t( tie the contention lietw ren the pt«rties*which w o u ld ’ Madison, second M onday in April F lorid a: » ~ r drawing of furies for the second and «by, pair) for the (JjLa»e of such child, o r any p a n o n o r tw adm issible in evulrnco u nd er wny ntl.<-r rule* ol Colom bia, fourth M onday ill April Section I. T h at w k r r u i'i^ .ln y ’u n irr, 64 liccrev r 'f c v " ‘ 'k * of C ircuit C ourts t>e.l»tii| iltt»junie |irrs"’ n«'» hii fwts. Jibris <k In a n y m anner a rsiiU pleading*, under the law* of Florida »halt be ad Suwttfine«', »econd M onday in May «uch |n r «in or persons in such im prisoning, yon- in chancery required terbe signed b y the Jiid gjio f n nerehy, amended to ax to rejul as fo lio s « :'^ *' L afayette. T u esd ay a fter fourth Mon la y in May m'tle«l 111 nvidenrg fining, inveigling o r kidnajiping siicli rhild under the C ircuit Court shall lia v e l>een herctoforo e n ­ Set. HE U]»ni lie]am ent tiring entered in any ■ 21' r l i , J U — Jury for Second and Snrccvdine The ope of fifteen years, «hall lie drciiied g u ilty of ter«« I in the C han cery Order Book instead of upon F A L L TERM • raipie. execiitiim sr-al■ ttiereupon 1« Issued against F**"* ~In a n y oountiec where thn Circuit C ourt kidnapping a chilli under the age of fifteen years th e iu iliu trs u f IticC o u rt, every such orilrr and dcthe p a rly unAinxt u hoin ludgm ent i* renfffred. fur pi y •pnunued am! held for m ore Ilian one w'<-ck. the and strati be punished b y iniprrstinmrnt In the rrce »bull t*', and 1« tierri.y.iiectared lo l>e. of the Ham ilton fourth M onday 111 Jul y the a mount of sueh lild gm cn f a n d ix u U .a n d suds- — Jiia*e Uiereorm ay each Wrek draw , in Hie manner S la te Prison for life.* * sam e iorce and affect, troni tlie d ate of en try in - T aylor, fourth M onday 111 tieptenuiRr. c re n T to ft IhMT To- •.eri-n lliy the e se cu tiv e officer, ^■ M erited m Section t | y i , tho nam es o f eighteen —g w j i y w reeon d M onday tn O c to b e r Sec- 3. A H law* o r part« of law* in confiict «*-Uh such C han cery tlid »r H««»ki — «4 -the-sam w nxtl of t h i O iy n issuing the saute u4i persons fo serve a* petit jurors for the *uc- SeclMKi « «sflhi« A ct. a r r h r r r b y repedtM Colum bia, fourth M onday in October lieen at sucll tim e'efttered in tlie m inutes 0/ the «»ding week« as long a * tha wud Crfurt shall re- 1 Appro vw^, Ju jjc 4, .f 909, Suwannee, unamd M onday in Novemlun Sec. LI. In all u tl.rr suit* in Justtee of the C ou rt. Provided, hpWever, T h at nothinu lirrein l*em -i «tMnm. T lie Judge «halt h a v r irnwrr t6 l^ fa y r t te . nrst h iesd a y after fo u rth . Monday J ’eaee Court* base,I upon causes qf, action q o t «halt r ¡Ivel cn-ditors pr «Utiscquent piireha*ers for M any juror over beyun-J tlie erul o* the w eek in N ovem ber * eimuipruleii ip Secttnn ft, lire ruler, of p'cadlngs vnlue w ithout notion 'v. . CHÍPIER 5* 08— , NO.. 3*). See. 3, A ll law* and part« Ol ’aw« tn conflict _*iul tuactii e uuverning the C ircuit C ourt* of tlie o ' 1 ’ 11 ^r ,"^AS draw n, jf ouch juror is engagest Approve«! June 8. 190a ( with tho provision» of thi« A ct be. and the same ‘ tjtute o f Florida shall preva'I and he enforced, e x ­ r, m,* i "J 4* m • o4»a In.w ntcb no verdict haq Iwen am hereby repealed. IJJderrd- • Nn perwfn «hall lie draw n to -„give on a A N A C T -to A'ir\«,id S w iia n t o « o l tha G eneral c e p t th at there shall tw tsvo rule day» (n 'each S tatu tes nf tig* S lo te .o f Florida, th e Same B e­ tc'nor* jh o n ones: during ihy «atiiocaten<t JScc- 3 Till« Ant shall take effect Upon It« psl-- pjottth. a x is prnvtdr«! in Section t nf this A c l CHARTER 5918— (NO 46). ing R e la tive to Ihe R ijjhl of Hom estead. «t ft j* *. <wg* and ap p roval by th? Goveitwar Sec. 13. A ll Igws and p a ils of la w s in condict AN A C T A m ending Section* g.) j . < ‘ and 57 o f A piuovc-! June s. 1909 • with thi» net are hereby repeated' • • 3» A ll iaw* and p arts of law* i n 'conflict Ile il Foacted by. t>y l.ccl*lslu re ot Ihe jilale ol C hapter n i l A cts of 100«. entitled " A n Act Set. 13. Th:« A ct stia ll'g o lnt«> effect im m edi­ F lurida; . ' " , I W tt Ihi, A ct are hereBv repealed. Defining the M anner and Cause« ol Cotuftfiiy a te ly upon its pascypi and a p o r o v a ljiy the G o v ­ CHARTER 5919— (NO. 50).' Section- I. T tla l* B ictio n o j* o f 'tlfti Oenrrut Ire,*** n n * A r t shall ta k a u ffrtt im m e jis le ty merit or Minors lo the F lo r id a ,S tate R*ia»fn ernor -, , -• b Minile« o f tlie S ta te Of Florida lie snicnded »0 as ™ P f ««»Bo ami approval by-the Grtvyrnor. ¡school, at M arianna; Defining Who Shall be AN A C T tu Provide for Clerica* Aid for the Judge •• Appro*'*1 g-sfiipni.italu.4 ,4l 1 aitii. __ - - A"* -—-J ! fTli"set»» ” « A-aawa... HgsRbpiovni May j y , h»09 J, ■ ■ ■ ■ to rend a« fnttows: - , . C om m itted, and Tor W h at l i m e , am i Upon if Ilio fomth Jud.i tal I irren!, and F ixln gT !*"P ¿y I I Sieri.in a J 4— HumJstrad.— A n y oereop. iwing s: R Heirtttatlng _ dition ilhip»': egitlatlng tlie Dro Inline. W h a. .t C I_on for Sam e Jui Head uf a fam ily ) o tw-dUy «mr years o i age. V rov., lid1 blit ItF I’ r0pr’rrr M M anagement anagen__ 0J. Raid ___ Re - . H'liar.a. ily R-iawiii «if tha eieat irrrCiXe of ^ «HARTER 59J Í — (N(L 54i. CHARTER 59W3— ÍN». .t.ftrn Iiall lie entitle«! to pura n d a d ti/ r ji of this Stare, sh form HriiooL nod A ppropriatin g M oney for TjftU ipulation iu tlie enfinties com|K»inu the S ixtli F i t tp Amc.'id.5rriio,i m.j, L i t U l t i «luo^-qj ciio»e-s-«vht^la«rees nr -fewnwwnpty mf-t»Tiy fxfvd y -[« g j ls l i s n ." A ruiniix»! Ju ijk l . m o r m n ilft for R t a y ä f ExecutiorooL Iirní ; H lir ■ 1,,. Ini -.nei To ,,( -r a fi.r r tftr it.;d to the ____ ._ ln e S n - ft is t tc r n F t h o I’ eaui’ -Cnurt» a n d ' igation. the Juiige of «aid C ircu it 1« doing woi. I,S’ r:g'In rif fitmm. P tate t . i . Ib... A eclt o cx of I 14 b«f«f erri ticr Ilì"T >8th, ilKtll Be R F nsctcd by Ihe I e sld stu re o f the Slate of •slj'n o of Iunirs. ' S y »La the A o ff fbiaiirO Congresx Beplem C ountv. t diflreM ÍJrutrt « whuN »tumid be divided la-tween at least tw o F lo rid a : 1850, to rth « price o f tw eiU y-P vc cen ts p e r a e ir an iTwil Engclrd by 'h e lo ^ itlatu r* of the Stale of ” * 'liir U « '* 1* **V '*’ * °I ■ ho St f t of provided in tlic two reclLui» u ex t tcBowins^j Pro- * Section I. T hat Section $ at ail A ct defining the ” Florid *_( __ _ v i d « r how ever, T h at trft- pro visions ol this S e c ­ m anner and causes o f com m itm ent o f minor* to B a j o f t f w r -I. "D ill*Section *149». o l the G oneral tion shall not a p p ly to an y lands th the Drainage the F lorida Reform School, at M arianna: defining ' 'S tc flJ lf *T. Pei-cin« co n v cte.1 of crim e tn tha *0 as district now created, or which m ay hereafter tie iw i MW tu n e and J u i'ic e of th r Peace C ourts or the C ou n ty Judge's fRW ais« foljo ‘3**te I'lo rid n l.c anjended anjeni urn of a large part 1of Court, who shall have » pf rciniqrv lin* nr «un» of I __ ____ _ ng tha ttiAcipIln* aid would not on ly relieve hiiq «ion ' ■ unnry-astLlirfl! UffRtuffili trifn i as.......... pun Sec. 3, T h a t this A c l shall Heroine operative providing for the proper m anagem ent oMtaid He- his burden, b u t would enable . . _ n tunr r iU iO M I! again st............... . r A ÎT ” J u r o n — Sec. t. ishm ent. shall have the rljffit on t«eing taken Into list.».ili iiwi.iI i.il rei’v ■jii'iigmsuim iirrresnmi “r.rtin i,.'fin ;i "fi fui till sm m Nnimrr wwik lu tljR tS fffï e tria) o f a n y rivi! cauto In Im m ediately upon its passage and approval b v the 4.1»*» ........I. fV ,n fore, cu stod y b y the proper ulfi-*r of the court, or prior saJ* tw rw m r . . A l o f sa hl Iru tilili inn. a n iire v rilJ u n » i i 1905» slid ) 4w !■ «-nti|»i«l an ti»tn) in tlm ; m isk*H b y th e i^ g lU a tu ra .o l 1hr Stale of -LOrtUrh irrv s t, a n y tim * w ithin five days from tha lw amende«! to read a t folim enges o f ljr iJ i- n il paneled ifl said . A p p ro ve d June 4 igea. _____ .»•■ I* tim e he Is «entfhrè»! fo p t y '^ i* fahf A™ " " a , FforjJai Sec. 3. When an y -chi! eight. * Ä ear* shall lw seutener,! ^aril<u» -4w3tbw*»«Nw ■ Judge w f -th e •ritT ttr 79-’ «w triv y th ^ IdP T iir L lie p s y m e n t oí «uch fine aftd CHARTER 590*— (NO. 40b ^- '^J^ Fnr cau se.— T h r C ou rt shall, o n m otion i s s r n e m i i jurixH fritftirfo ThipriKinnuhT 4ir-»n> dii-iat Clrcxifl.be atiowed the sum ol one hundred cost of prosecultotf a t provided In R ed ion 401A of “ “ lifsMsswWK-wuK- r s s m m r on runh sn y 'ATTACT WHkVeTi UriTawfuTforanyWalo'Person c o u n ty .ja il, o c to the S ta te's prison it shall t«e the G eneral S tatu tes of t i 'j Htatc of Plorola. and M k ii called u * ju r o r therein to know to H a v e Carnal Intercourse W ith A n y U n m ar­ law (ul for the’J'sid on in g ffiiant, u)>oa the applica dollar*' per month-' for the purpdte of em ployin g surh pc,son* convicted In the Justice or C ou n ty aid in the discharge of fo> duties; said sum *3"" «Vi,' , ■ • relate«! 16 eith er p a rty , o r to the atried Fem ale. W ho is a t th e Tim e, an Idiot. tion o f such -child, his parents or guardian, or clerical Judge'» C ourt «liait not be transdrrrvri nr tvnred J P , **thgr p a rty w ith iff the thin! degree or L u n atic or Im b e c ile'a n d to Provide a 1‘e n a ltv oth er pimenti» tu com m ute The p qn .«liment by to tie pii'-l q u arterly b y Inc Com Id roller upon the over to th * Con v e t le œ » o r other person* work­ requisition of ih c.Ju ilgr. D r 2?**-™^ tl,B cans«, or tia* e xp resw d Or fo r th e V ioU tion o f Thi* A rt. ing th * C ou n ty prisoonre until tire *»pir«iK>fi ol «ululi tut ing ih srrfo r the cnm m itm m t of surh fi*c. 3. T h a i there It hereby »(tDroknatcd a , five d a y s frnm tlie d a y such narrow was senlenrw.! “ P'nfoih o r fs sensible o f any bin t or Be It F.rractcd by the Legislature of the S lat* «if cliil.l lo the Reform School, during such lim e as «herein; o r ft an em ployee or has been sufficient am yunt out o f an y fun ds 01 the Tre 4 1 b y tha co u rt . the Pardoning B oard m ay deem proper, unies* F lo rid a : to n av said sum*. ffiy wyse of cither p a rty to th e causo o f action Sac. if. T hat l b ‘s A ct shall Iwoom* npenttf** Section I. T h a t an y male person w ho tías carnal sooner discharged h y ¿be Board of Managers. I r k . 17,17 <!*T* previous to the trial th em rf. Sec. 3. T h a t this A ct shall la k e effect inimedi J^ifiçn (ts p a v a g e and ap p roval b y the G overnor B ut If auch child, a lte r bein g sent to suidi in sti­ intercourse w ith an unm arried lem ale. w ith or B J W l f ob jectin g to the ju ro r m a y jjitr o ppiovr-i /une 8, 190«. a tc ly upon IU passage and approval byathe G ov |*ny other com petent e vtl« m ee^ ^ p fffV jrt of w ithout her consent, who is a t the tim e an sdiot tution. shall persist in a <kpr**tyi course, o r cvtherewith, while said train o r anaeh o r i^ 'lb n le s «re 1" P“ ^ n«CT ‘fi. .th i* ? '• * * ; however. a tr ntttBtr tS vivided. h ìe d T hòw evrr. T h lia nothino In thts A c l «hall ? ." *o •o construed ----- ------ ' -■b as» to p reven rrv e n t th è use ni liquor* K construct! >w n ...i S e J at a « rfW n eJ n I « £ <> « » « ' • ¡ f ^ e « Ret. 3. A n y person vfo a tin o the prov slons o f J ßcctinn t of tliis A c t «hall lie deem ed g u ilty of a / 'in iM c m r a n o r . and upon con viction th ere o f «ha I M K, fined In a sum n ot exceed ing One bunded do»I C » ¿ r Irr t**tf T innint<>t4iM < > f w u iiiy jut!‘ n ot ■ ¿ o r e than ------>.s»>t. . six m onths. A pproved June 7. tono ’ ra S S ■ -VX 1 1 ^ !: / ‘ {’J Ì *■ .-■ * Úi-ex ■. -■ »*» ; » ,”j f-i 1 «à-rtaìVTTaf ^■ . 9 «bí m •V’? J �arsv» i •'..i m&mmm 4 T Sec. that bad a regular U c lrk lv o lrd for at the last protertbed ptan o r o r g * n it* 116if. T T W I Torce’ and r"f 7?1* 1 Section 68> 0f ih* r • general election on demand of the said chairman such naval militia a* lx nvw-or m ay hereafter be ut es o f the b ta te o f Florid« 6 provided for by law, shall, in time ol peace, con­ hereby of the e«eculive committees of «aid political par­ by am ended » aa to rr«,j Mtn stitute the only organised m ilitia of this State; ties. ' -"V .:" Sec. 22. A ll laws and parts of law* in conflict Provided, however, That io case o f war, insurrec­ ^ E v e i y for minion. with this act. whether herein specifically men tion. invasion, or Imminent danger thereof, the N atio n al O ttani of Florida ftP officer of iv* .boned or not. be and the same are hereby repealed, Governor shall have power to Increase this force unlcCT O th l% U c specially Sec, 23. Thi« ar-t shall take yflcct Immediately be­y ond the maximum now established by. law . cere, at id to organise IH * tame, with proper office« upon It* passage and approval by the governor. UJllsl Tri T ’ a ! -Ì no the exigencies o f the service may require, Approved June i t , 1909. sat sfaetttry e a g ^ Œ S T a s ^ o L ^ ' ' „ . ( £ ) —r-It shall-bsMtidawfui for 1 eral qualification« ami kn ow lM oí*,*ítl,y whntrroever. other than the Hfpifiat t o tK« ^ ....8® »d rnilitArm CHAPTER 5930— (HO. 61). affairs proj>ortion proportionate tn it,» miljiar» land and naval miFtia of this ione 666, 069, 6Jo. 6 j i A N A C T to Amend Sections office for whirh he hn* »1 thC the United States, and the stu ■ ■ ■ J9, 68o,'68», 683, 68« 6 7 », 6» , 674, 6 jj . 6 j8.I 6 679, 68< mander-ln-Chief may appvtint emmCotachartered rduralional irsttfutions where military CHAPTER 5925— (HO. 56). 686, 687, 661. 689. 690. 691. 693. 6 g |, 699. TOO science is a prescribed part o f Ihe course of in­ to ra.fiduct inch examination« 1,n«fd2>> 70J, J04, 707. jo * . 7«3. 7 *0, 7*1. 78», j i j , 7*4 struction. to associate themselves togethe A N A C T Cbanginf the Name o l the Colored Nor together as a canrlUlale for commission »hail fid 'Ti,rT,f vet aoy mal School. • Tsj. 7 so,, 7 *9. 73». 73». 7J6. 737, 143. Ti*Si m ilitary organization i."” » « directed, h e S.“ n s l* g *i’ Pe*r b l ton for drill or parade in pniblii In public and 746 of the General Statutes o f the btate of have failed to qualify, and « î m i t ” ' r' ' , :t!« i to with fire-arms tn this State, without special !i Be It Enacted by Ibc LrcUlature ol the Stale ol Florida, Relating to the Militia and N aval Or­ cense from the Governor (or each occasion rand Issue. The Cornmander-in-Chi>f™*mT«11 r 111 >“ R orida: gan! rations of the State. d e t e r , * l-o ennapplication for such license must be approved by ■ vene examining b o a rd ilo oeterminç Section I. That the Colored Normal School at the rtlners of Re II Enacted by the Legislature ol Ihc Slate of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the (ow n or 1 °n lliw ti for* Proirmtirm. a t present denned by la tv be and It hereby changed Rut Ida: - • - — t-—-pi.-; ~ city where such organlration , may propose to to and lhail be known ae the Florida Agricultural .Section I . That Section 666 at the Gen eral Stat­ parade, (F or picnalty for unlawfully participiald e ^ u t e f c bhee m ? y T r ' r ,"nChlrf -A ft ami Mechanical Cotlrur lor Negroes, utes o f the Slate of Florida be. amt the same is Ir.g m drill «re Sect-on j » 46.) an cxainininH lx,a„l fo 7 *ia m in iii? n° ma:r U f«W Sec. 2. Thu Act thall go into effect Immediate­ he retry amended so a* to rear! as follows: ness for practical service.^ An^ * ^fi2 ! ! ° » !« fib (d )— The several staff corps and depnrrtmentx ly upon It* passage ami approval by the Governor. 666— How Called Out,— Whenever any call Is P n.ion, of Any superior commanding, ,n ■‘h* Approved May i t , 1909. made by the President to repel invasion from any shall each consist o f such number of officers and °chief Of any rtsfl corps or deirirtm i . ■rT' ur ,h* foreign, nation, to suppress rebellion against the enlisted men as may be necessary to perform the teht. o r Is impairing the effi. rrn™ nTih' tump*, duties relating to the. several staff corps and de CHAPTER 5926— (HO. ¿ 7). Government of the United States, or to execute intents at General Headquarters, on the staffs ration to which Iw may be nttmj£ri ¿ hr '"»»n b the laws of the Union in any part thereof; or when­ ptartme A N A C T Changing the Name of the University o l ever necessary to preserve the public peace, to of brig ade* and divisioas, and nt camps, piosts, the Slate o l Florida ;i)itary establishment«; execute the laws o l the State, to suppress intur deptots. and other De II Enacted by ftie Legislature ol the Slate ol B gradea i H b kms tlpall-be-Ttiw rection or to rend invasion, the Governor shall and their R orid a t : ... call uut the whole or as much of the militia of the1 same as presentwul for similar staff corps and de- orrler o l U f a rew bmtra-mrg? ^ ^ 1 Section t. That the University o f the State of nattincnts-oLdho-Regular-Asmyr- -The Arijutant S t a t e M th sjru b h c.n ctx ld tV L d iiiian d s, * — . be «J’ appointed Oovem or. Mini anil Fionda a* at present defined hv law he and la --------shall l'u i‘ Sa«-«s by j the hip u u i c i i juia That In the event o f such call, o r such necessity General here irv chai.tltJrrTto ._ KhiT »Trail bcknpwn as the Uniarising, the National Guard o f Florida, as then the remaining officers o l the staff corpts and d e ­ vcrslty o f Florida. fi specters of primary elections are hereby clothed organised.' shall be the fiiyt troops to be called partments shall be appointed by the Governor Sec. 2. This Act shall 1 :<) into effect Immedi- with such [gilice powers a* mnjr be necessary to into actual icrvire. Whenever it beonmee neces upwtn the recommendation o f the Arljurant G en­ section atcly upon it i passage and approval by the Gov- carry out Ihe provisions of sary to call out any jxirtiou of the rrserve militia, eral In his capacity as Chief of Staff, N o pterson us allei attempting to vote a substituted bui* the Governor iv »y appoint the number by draft shall be appointed as chief officer o f any staff voter thus m or. •ltd upon lot thall be deemed guilty o f a felony, ‘ V Approved May i t . 1909 according to the population o f the several conn- corpts or department who has not held commission conviction thereof, shall be imprisoned Tn the ties of the State, or otherwise, and shall notify the in the Arm y or N a vy of the United States, the State prison for not more than two year*. CHAPTER 5927— {NO. 88). Sheriff of each county from which any draft is so Confederate States, or In the organised m ilitia ol . ,A n y person entitled to vote a t an y p rim ­ 9. An red, o f the number o f persons his county is to this State Jnr at l f f » l two yeart-. A N A C T Changing the Name o f the Institute fot a rySec. held under t his act shell, on the d a y o l such pri- requi furnish. Upon the requtemrm o f the Gove the Blind, Deaf and Dumb. (e )— The"otg6Blration o f each unit of the hospi­ - m ajy. be entitled - .............. to absent..............fro himself from any ser- bcing received by the Sheriff he shall Immediately tal corpts of-engineer«, signal corps, cavalry, [nBe II Enacted by the Lep-litalutc ul Ihe Stale bl _ _________ ________ . mgage Illy o f Coprt » ray the Clerk of the Circuit Court flf the County ! ant ry and coast artillery corps shall Ire the same R orid a! . --W or employed for a necessary and reasonable peni» _______ ______ __ Wd. _.-in in case of the absence o f such Ck . m . Clerk, or his. inAno* o-*f opening ’ -------* i? r .tho time between the time and cjosln closing b Section I. That the Institute fo r the Blind o f -t—ility toactr-thew hi« legallyauthurlrrit deputy o r Qluntrrr Annies o f Ule United D eaf and. Dumb as a t uiucot. defined by law be tha p o ll»« and arteh primary-elector yhnff nor, be« deputies, who shall repair to the office of said State», Provided, That in time o f peace the mi cause o l absenting himself, be liable to any penMid it hereby changed to and «halt-tie known as Clerk, and in public copy CO 1 from th erassessor'* roll the I w h f l- wwn frw mî reinr|tnrly'i alt v. . . . - » . i f Ibr boari) to rrcommcmli » 11,1 ,r......... the Florida School for the D eal and tho-Dlind. f -such cmmtyr+ry nntr or number, p S I M i who troop, and each unit of the hospital corps, corps Sec. 10. -N o person who is a candidate for any o sha'l go into effect imiti itnmcdlRee. 2. This Act alra'l are returned aa liable for m ilitary duty; Such o f engineers, signal corps, etc., shall Ire such at office, or who has made known hit intention o f b e­ aWly upon its ptairagr amTapproval by tire Govimpera, _shall be may be fixed by order o f the President o f the —ich * board,"■ so■ coming a candidate, thall donatb, contribute or names, or their exirresjronding muti. ernor. on slips of paper of the same size and ap United ited Stales. give away, or promise or agree to do so, or en- piaceri O iie f Ritir3 'AÌÉat7 W rlrom niixslm* and ditch Approved May j j , 1909. pearance, at nearly at practicable, which slip* ao him from the service, See. 6 . T h a t Section 673 of the General S tat­ Inez person to do■ M M , any courage___ any oth ___ so M forM him ¡ E tin f Ä Ä convenni 'T h r Ïunder "' ‘boai nl m oney, in to xicatin g liquor, o r a n y o th e r th in g ol numeri or numbered tirali ite placed In a Iwx suit­ utes o f the State o f Florida be, amt .the same !« examitiin uni t ] ,m . , i™ of aS able for the purpose and the number required to hereby amended aoaa to read as foliaws: fee* Of Witnesaes and. allowance f.„ r e i i S ? ™ * _ . ■ _ ___arpat CHAPTER 5928— (HO. 59). ill such draft or requisition, drawn therefrom by p e n w . , an attempt to directly or indirectly influence any re. shall be the same same a* a« pro nnm 1... (ourtf« . vi,!..i (ltd ft,f martial. A N A C T Making it Unlawful for Any Person or person’s vote, or influence fo r or against any can­ he Clerk. All perenne so drawn and liable to perCorporation to Pay the Poll Tax o f Any Other didate, This section shall be construed to as to mrm duty sitali 1m determined t o be legally held . . JflA M O T H _____ , Raaminlng board« shall eorui.iv.f noi i^ . | Pcraon or Furnish the Money Therefor, or for embrace churches, schools and any and all char­ to serve in the manner And for the time specified . the Adjutant Groera) upion the recommend* than Uiree and not more than fiv. . V r? in the requisition, and the Sheriff shall notify the nny Tax Collector to Arcrpt Payment o f Poll itable organisations. C on o f the chief officers o f such staff corps or de­ ^ w e v e r That a majority o f ihe n in n a i Taxes from Any Person Other Than the Person Sec. I I . I t thall be and it hereby detlarerl a persons so drafter), orally or in writing, at what partments. Tire appointment of ail other nonIme and place they shall appear. The Sheriff Whose Poll Tax is Being Paid, and Fixing misdemeanor (or any candidate or Other person to cnmmlsloned officers shall tig made in the same Penalty for tho V olation Thereof. have or distribute on- the day ol of tthe primary at or shall make re turn to the Clerk of al^jtc^QM drawn manner as like appom lm entsarc made in the Rrg-^ who conld not be found, arid the Clerk shall then ular Army, ami rv r r y non-commissioned officer eia m jn m ilio a rii »hall r. adu-,.. 1■ near r e v polling place any cardsL I -----^_______| pictures, ' '.T ____ literait Be It E nact«! b) Ihe Legislature af the Stale.ol draw as many additional names as may be re­ randidale far commi «io n , t rtf . a orRorida 1 1 turn, or other writing against any candidate in the quired to complete Ihe draft, and continue in like so appointed shall receive a warrant o f hi* rank tiered bei ore If «if ulnari, whom t here tua alined & primary. from the officer by whom he is appointed. NonSection l . It Is hereby made unlawful for anSr See. 12. Each inspector of. the primary desig­ manner until the draft Is compieteli. comnriuloned officers may be reduced to the ranks charge n f immorality. dii.hoturtv..1intem“ une« person or corporation in this Btate to pay the Sec. 2. That Section 669, ol the General Stat­ b y sentence of a court-martial or summary court, RenMe^nVan“ '” 1UCl unbteo,nin« » ’> »’flicfr apd s ‘ pol Off nated to detivrr the ballot-box to the clerk o f the tax (or any other person, nr furnish the money to circuit court shall 1* allowed a per diem of three utes o f the State of Fiorirla be. and the same is or upxm tbe recommendation of their immediate .^**-,18. That Section 68p of the General Su l any other person lor the puriosè of paying such dollars, in making such delivery, and no addition­ retry amei other nr any other person's poll tax; or for any alI sum shall tre paid for m ileage. 669— Th e (lovernor's Slalf.— The Staff o f the commanding officer, by order o f the officer ha v­ he re lev 5**° W*!® ° f and tin .4nie ^ ing authority to appoint them. The warrant of a hereby amended so a» to read Le. 0» fidiow»Tax Collector to accept the paymrnt o f poll taxes Governor shall consist of The Adjutant General, Sec.. 13 If an y pierson whose vote It challenged. from any pcraon other than the person whose poll or.any witnrui sworn under the provisions of this who thall tie ex-officio Chief o f Staff, tho chief non-com missioned officer m qy bo continued in 683— Assi* upon hla hi* discharge and re-enlistment if re­ re>r t ! 1,Z,en? Tf * n*f‘ r id (llfiitn ,—__ force uproo tax 11 being paid, except that one pinson may pay act, or any officer who shall have taken any oath eversi staff departments, ’ ‘ 1 the prenoti praytb* pioli tax of another, provided not lo .«a s «Vil five, as lag essali poll tax shall a U h a saw * lim e pay a tax corruptly twenr falsely, he shall be deemed guilty may be detailed from the sevsml staff corps amt from on* orrunir/Hion vj Jii* . - d -on property.belonging — duty n ««e «c to AfcgV, th : person o f perjury and, on conviction thereof, shall be departments and from the line; Provided. Thai commissioned office and re-enlistment must be tn ct -Co ftnother» At the interrita oi thr rvirt nay made as a private. whose poll tax 1« taring paid. such detail as aid shall not operate as relieving require, by order of the Command, r .in Chirf; and punish b l accordingly, Sec. 7, That Settion 674 o f the General Stat-.. AH Appointments will Ire by commission in the ____P H o _If any See. 2, That upon the conviction an person the officers 10 detailed from the corpw, department S « . I A. W hoever voles more than once at any or command with which they may be serving, or tiles of the State o f Florida be, and the tame is stall corps or department, or in Die annoi ihe »eV* or corporation for the violation of this Act, a fine o f not more than Atc hundred dollars, or ioiprison- primary, or offers to vote after having one* from any duty connected therewith, therewith, except at hereby amended so at to read as follows: ????!_* n? n o t.») y qpmmisoon in ¡uiv i-aitlculaf ment in tba county jail for not m ore than aix voted at *uch primary, or knowing that he la not suoh times aa thqjfl fervices may be exclusively 674— The Medical Department.— The Medical regiment or command. a qualified elector at a primary, wilfully votes at months, shall be Imposed. required by the Governor, and That tl he detail of Department shall consist o f the officers necessary e . ( 7« ) I-— Commander 1 The ! y ™ ii‘i«'iu v r in-Chicf n-wiiti may UiM.Jr the such primary, shall, oil conviction thereof, be all aids shall terminate upon the expiration ol » the to perform the duties relating to the Medical D e­ « * • 1* Into regimental afid battnilinn di«riict> and Approved June 11, 1909. fined in the sura not exceeding I 1.000 or be lm- term of office of the Governor upon whose staff partment at General Headquarter«, upion the all field and stuff officer« ol the line »iiai| ¡.f Itlj, prisoned in the county jail not exceeding one year, they may be serving; Provided, further, T liat the staffs o f brigades and division», and at rampie, d e ­ denU o l the m ilitary distrIM In whfeh thnr regi­ r both. In the discretion of tho court, provisions of th lf Section shall In 60 way effect pots, posts and other military'establishments; o f ment o r battolllon is situated. Field »nd nlai! CHAPTER 5929— (HO. 60). Sec. IS. A n y person who shall give. lend. ana assistant surgeons required to lo bbe e ¡¡ffiens permanently removing Ironi thr^i tMiry A N A C T to Require Ceftam Sworn Statements of »olicil, requast. demand or receive, directly or ln- the commission of any officer bolding apiroint' the surgeon« and ' organization — -— ----*—i troop« ' - o=*í the ” r d lltrict o f (heir-organization -tinII f o V id erei «riled toto each Of*“th Prb ifrectly. any money, intoxicating liquor, or,.---- ment-at the time o f the paiaage of this Act. nur attached Campisigo IUparucs from Candidates in In Inimary F.Tcclions; Making Certain Requirements other thing of value, o f Whatever nature or klnr ehall they apply to the s tiff o f the present G ov­ line; In each arm o f the service, in accordiance with u > k *v * M f V f P t « n d , u n lfs » rr^|ri>n ¡b ir for the prescribed plan o f organlration; and nf the _ m ilitary property or fumla. nr ilrlimimcui. the lit the Form " I Ballot« U ltd Tri Primary BleC- whatsoever, or the promise thereof, either to In­ ernor. 1 Sec. 3. That Section- 670 o f the General Stat­ Hospital enrp«. f f o assistant surgeon shall hold Commander in Chief may tlischdr^r them and Certain Duties of Inspiector* in fluence a vote or under pretense of being used to Ilona; Rei ying Persons to Whom Ballots procure the vote o f any othrr person or. persons, utes of the State of Florida be, and the same, is the rank o f captain until he has served at least provide for filling the vacancy a*» m the manner J*rop«ly ■nuutiiy * troop three yrars as first lieutenant, and all surgeons prearritied b y ri*£i|hitions. All n-n areI 'Given G ivn in Primary Flections: Providing for or to be used at any poll oro th rr place prior to or lirrrby amended so as to read as follow*: 670— The National Guard of Florida.— That por­ «holl he appointed from among the assistant sur­ offìccm muft .be re«ident« of ihr *iau *n •I their of Employee« from Th<ur wotk on the day of any primary election, for or against the Absenting 01 •ntauI*alion, or its immediati' vicinity tion'of the militia organised aa a land force si geons of the Medical Department. N o pierson on Prim ary Hlcct on Days; Prohibitingr C a": any candidate for office, shall be deemed guilty of (b l— The Com m ander-in Chirf tt..»v witi1 *th« inga _______ lairing _Donations ____ of Thir _ of the infamous crime of bribery and. upon convic­ tie known and designated a» the National Giiard shall be appointed sergeant, first-class, in the Hos­ appro val of the S ecretary <*f Wnt du lates_____ from MaVin ol able-bodied abje-l TÍrUIT« CT pital Corp». unless he lie a regularly licensed phy­ fi Value. Prohibiting Person«i from Distributing tion thereof in any court of record, shall b * sen­ of Florida, and shall be composed of orfani fa lions of the Coast ArtiÜirv r < volunteers between eighteen iteen and forty-five yean Ni« lion* sician or pharmacist o f this S ta te.. Certain Writing Against any Capdidate in tenced to disfranchisement by the judge of such o f age. E very applicant for enlistment shall al tiuArd of Florida, to the Uniti I 5t.i »iftilkry ■Primary on Primary Day; Providing for G Sec. 8 That Section 673 ol the General Stat­ dUtricU within the State of Plonda court for a term of not more than ten years, and furnish satisfactory proof or good character, anil pienaalion of Inspiector* of the Primary In Cer­ to the county jail lo r not less than one year; and utes o f the State o f Florida be. and Ihe same is pone* of adminititration and in*tru< n •, i ir purtain Case«; Prescribing Penalties for violation for the conviction ol a second offense under this shall, before taking the oath of enlistment, be suU- hereby amended so a t to read as follows; See. 14. That Section 0*4 of th* ( ’« «i r ;»l htat* o f the Prim aiy Laws of tills State by Official«, section, the first being alleged and proven, such 675— General 1* Officers.— The Commander-In- Ut*a of the State id Florida in’ hv. *1 .»rn if Electors anil Other Persons; Prohibiting the offender shall be, by sentence of the court forever Chief m a y organise a brigade In the 'National hetrby amended ro as to read t\+ foil* Use or Solicitation* of. Money to Influence P ri­ thereafter disfranchised and deprived of his right Guaid of Florida and approinl one brigadier gen­ liatik of O illcm .— ( ’G!!inn*"ii ir 11 tr u n mary Election». Including Payment o f Poll to vote at a'prim ary in this Btate, and to.be un­ lions to Ire conducted by a ____ _____________ National Guard of Florida, or, if. this be imprrac eral to command it) but no other general officer of shall W ar the dote of octim! appoint ir I t THit ~ Prohibiting T ax •Collector» from Re- rrisoned ufelu> Taxeq: itisi State picnitentiary not more than t tale (rivin g Foil Taxrs Iront Ferions Either Than iva years. Prosecutions may be had unrjrr this ticable. then b y any reputable prhyudaa or sur­ the line shall be appoinu-d unless it becomes neces­ each ofTK-rr nholl. upon orum .J ui call the Reserve Militia into active service, rank fpvm (he dturon u liUli be hi» . ini­ the One Owing it, and Providing Frnallies for section by Indictment in the -circuit court or by geon who may ire designated.by the commanding sary trovid ed. hciwEVrr . T h at t hou)»! Iksrs be organ-officer o f the 01 . . . . .. • rganiration w h id U J tt!in p lltó L d m . tiation . which date »hall I h r i j i' • -1 Violation« of the Primary Law 'b y Mendier« of more than twelve companies o f coast artilCommlUaea, Tntpscurra and Clerks of Primary information in a criminal court o( record 1 and the siree to jo ln ; and such mrdical officer stìall furnish mission, Provided, however. That i effect of a sentence of itisi ran foist m rni in either _______ certificato lo thè cffect tirai thè .'apri ______ >11cant lu {sty th e chief o f a rtille ry m ay he p iv tij Jhe rank ot appmintiuent« made without furti Election«, and for the Publication o f this A ct. o f said courts, both having jurisdiction of offenses physically fit Lcd.to pierfomt the dulie«l oo f ia soldier, brigadier generat. .N o person shall b e eligible tor lroro-n,.r, 1 . .. -------Re 1( Enacted by t h t L r t Gist tire ot the tsiaieof hereunder, shall lie tq deprive-such person sen* w h ic h c e r t i f i c a t e 's h a l l b e f n r w a n t r d |-^ r> r l..- -aiiih. a pfininl i jNit iw a f s m ral wffin r ■tn * the 1 •* ' ’ - at Hum/ua r bed as "candidates caruulntr* fui tor ennui n i n n y pi-in «rrr in tiri» Florida. _____a w io has not served lo t five years shall lie from,Ihe date on whict tented of the rtaht to v n r al nnu pii, u a rd o f F lorid •thjHdtU’. bT'WHHuirST[. to 'Hie Aajiutan t G eneral. G___________ as a commissioned officer in the organized militia is made. ___ 4. That Bectlon 6 j t of the General Stat­ t i r f ip i » I , Thu'* - i A " 1■ f ■ i i i i 'i i 'n ™ i " " - ' am ie tor a pieno»] ol turpe fixed by ihc court where surh iirrmn shall )>« convicted" under this section. df thi* Stale or ia the Regular or Volunteer forces utes ics ot of the sta Btate ti____________ o f Florida be, _____ and the same upon in the Statu and county primaries o l the (a ) — Officers of rath grade -l .» Solicitations of any pierson for a loan or gift o f the United States. hereby am ended so as tq read as follows; dcnce according to the date i t t' ■ B lau of rFlorida, required to9 V. file t)U U All IUi 111«, be wx and •■ •re is hereby SVH— 671— Enlist m en i»— Before any piernón shall be ki the office of the ckrk o! the circuit court of hit money or the piurcbose.of anything of Value,, or • Sec. 9. That Section 6?8 of the General Stat­ whert two o f -the same cradi- art county il he 1« a candidate for a county . office, or any other subterfuge, thall be deemed a violation mustered into the m ilitary servie* of the State utes es of the State of Florida be. and fTtS »nswfe is their precedence shall !*• dclrrnut i*?c Vrovi*ion«o< shll secboa. ■ * . under the provisions of this Chapter, he shall take hereby amended f© AS to read as follows: in the office of the ».crela rv o f State if he is a can­ service, continuous or otherwise . This section shal tre construed so as to embr%te the following oath: "1 do solemnly »wear that I didate for a national or a Statewtfhe«,' not less Xprcesof the Btate. or of th« Uniir-I • . . . . llie.Coustitulionand.the . — •78— Disbandment of Inefficient Organizations. of equal service, then t>y lot ni!rt>- s' than ten days before the pirimary IITWhich he is a any payment or attempt to pay, qt toliclration or will support and. defend acceidance of the pvayment ol any pul) or capita— T h e Commander-In-Chief m ay disband any orKm's of the United States and of the Btate of Plori candidate, a oompilcto statement in itemized form appioinli-d. serving continually m bn u réni sat ion of the National Guard of Florida which shall rank from the dale exprrs-cd in 1).■ ■ of hi* campaign expenses. This statement shall lion tax,-or the loan o f money therefor, whether il Ula, and that l will observe an du liey the lawful a below the piroper standard ' of efficiency include the names of all the contributors to his be for the expires* purpose ol influencing any votrr orders of the President of the United States, the [alls commission to such grade. . Governor pf this State, »m l the officers appointed (b ) -*-ln no, case »hall any colond ■-i campaign fund, whether they l»e persona or cor- or not. See. 10, That Section 679 o f the Gen mand white trpoi», fee. l i . A r i y tax eollcctor or person acting over me according to the articles ami reu glut ion.» „ : e i of the Btate of Florid* ^e, and th ' ns. firms or ’associations, and their rcla»' Slit•See. IS. That Section i,8(, of tin roVided for the gOYemment o i the armies n f the hereby amended *0 as .to read asfoUows: p to him by blood, marriage, business or under his authority or direction, who receives or 1*utes o f thcd»tat«-of FIo ik U 1» , «'-1 *1-^ Iniled States and o f the National Guard of Floe« tlo-n, ioH ticnl, Ifalcm al or otherwtee, and permit* to be received any m oney or other thing 679— D ischarges.— N o enirsiecT m an shall be hereby amended *o us to read as fulli all tbe exprenies Incurred Ai A result ol his can o f value in- payment of poll or capitation taxes, ids. for. the period o f three year»,-utile»« sooner ¿piracy arid sh aall ll -be b e given under-oath.— A n d r a d r "from any piereon, firm, association o i corporation, lawfully discharged. And I consent to lie rtipi- dlschaiged prior to the expiration o f hix term o f "" 686— Dlscbarfc and Remoial iff l)iln>'1 "itm e n t except b y order of the Commandcr-ln- officer may ba honorably discharged hi :l • ' "Hcan didate v u tt,l ilium in.Uie S u ie or county pn-. either by a she«*, draft or any other method ot W e d Iñl9 th e »trvice o f the U nited B tate* » h « b m*nder-in-Chicf upxm the rrnioval of t n "Imce ilef. ever during the term of m y enlistm ent the U nited payment, or any tax collector Issuing a poll tax tnaries s i aforesaid, shall file not later than ten . »1- -.i . . •- ■- » ------- -pher beyond the B ute; uikjti tender of -• >; •>' - days a il*» the primary in which he is a candidate receipt- Without piayment In advance therefor. Stat es I» Invaded, or In datiger of Invasion, from (a l— E very enlisted man shall be promptly dis­ upon the di«b*nilmriit ol the orgaiur.itum to foreign rüttinn, or«of rebellion against the AUanother statement in the same place m it respect- other than the pierson whose pioli or capitation charged upion the expiration o f his term o f enlist; ity o f the government of the United States, which he lielongs, or ujxin the rxtu'atioi ol nts be paid, shall t>c deemrd guilty ‘ ~ il« of a K h „ Jvely orovided herein for the first statement, and taxes ip to .......................* “ ' with the othe ther forces at ment, unless under arrest or charges: hut the ex- Term o f office. is unable, .. including any. every and all of the specifications, misdemeanor and, upion conviction thereof, shall or the'President il rat ion of his term o f enlistment ahall not Ipsa ( « ) — E very officer dilthargnl from li t u iiic t divisions anil requirements ol the first statement, be imnishcd by imprisonment In the county jail his command, to execute the laws of thie Union in ■d o operate at a discharge, and lie shall be sub­ sige. naming all the odditional expenses in n in rd by for not more than three months; Provided. That any part thereof, and the organlration of which I ject Io M ilitary discipline until actually discharged. shall be entitled to a certificate of ili'*-) ail tnc msosxhwuh _______ ___________ o f the Uni (b )— The Commander in Chief ma y ' «rate th* am a mendier is called into theservice 1 him bralde those mentioned In Aral statement, nothing in this act shall be oonstrued to preVent ___________ 1 tlie ca­ as above required, up to and including the day ol any person paying, or any tax collector from col ted States." A ll officers of the organised militia (b )— E very enlisted man. on his discharge from commission o f and drop from the n ny officer pxffl tax due by. another pierson from of this State shall be empowered to administer the servicr, shall be given a certificate of dis­ tional Guard o f Florida the nano » Ihe primary in which .he was a candidate,, and iecting. the inni* oath* o f enlistment, and the tame shall have the _______ any other________ rwrson who shall slin pay, Upion the __rh' candidate (untishing this last statement __ charge signed by a field officer of hi* regiment or. when he ha* been convicted ot an m!.v _____ __________ ______ apiitation •am« force and effect as if made before a magis­ corps, or ny the commanding officer when no field by a civil court. of____r the person owing the_pioll o .r capitation ,1.« ahall swear at the time, that the two statement« request (C>*—-The Commander in Chief ma' J'.“ 1* ‘ , ol campaign expwnset herein required, include a tax. the real and personal taxes of the person for trate or other civtl officer competent to admim*- officer is present. When mor^ than one field immission of and discharge from *»■*■ complete and full account ol all the expenses in­ whom he offers tn pay the capitation or poll tax; I f f o a ih * . * officer o f the regiment nr corps it present, the (a )— Term ol Enlistment.— The term o f eervice commanding officer may designate the particular Guard of Florida nny offierr oint» , who •»■— :..... b - « - > *I> . Provided, That where the payment oi pmll.or caffcurred by him at a result of his candidacy itation tax is neccsaary to qualify voU-rs for par- of an enlisted man shall lie three years; Provided, field officer to perform this duty. Enlisted men order to appyar before an cxmiiii o 1 ; «'.', ’„f » ID_________ _____ See. 2. examination; or upon Ihe reromnu-■d.iti;’ " • 1 • liclpiatton in the p ri marie« hcrem nrovided for. That any rnlistrd man serving hli second term or in Section i of this act ts given, another statement lhat such pxill or capitation tax «hall lie piaid not other consecutive enlistment, shall, after the ex- of the reipcrtive staff corps and departments will, board o f exatqUers when U apiVar, it'-«- tllf “ ™ on their discharge, tie piven a certificate of dis­ shall be furnished also under oath, by each and Inter than the second Saturday in the month pre Iretlon of the first-year thereof, be entitled to an cer 1« unable or unfit to discharge it'" '• ■ . . . » _»._Í ..na . . l M.M ii(.ls la A f epunfu charge signed by the chief tof the corp» or depart­ U not onorable discharge ujmn request therefor. Sol­ ment to which they belong. office or to ex e rd «« proper authority ceding the month In which such pirimary is held. irt ‘ men. officer» or enlisted Sec. 17. II any person whose duty it It to can­ diers who re-entirt within sixty day» alter tbe e x ­ (C)— N o duplicate o f a discharge certificate 1 rill piration of their former tanfis of m litlm fn t shall Cd)— When an officer ha* beer at ■ any, such work w as dqng. the W » i~ f------ vass the returns or to make or'tafm late a state­ lie considered to have «erved continumi«!: ever be ma duty with'oUt l r a v h 'f >"0' c ,hi*n ! worker»” to refer to *116« who le ft for a tim e or ment thereof who ehall be deemed guilty of fraud, b)— Fraudulent Enlistment.— It shell £c un-’aw shall I * corieidered in desertion. ¡1' p art of a tim e their ordin ary avocation s to fu r­ corruption or misbehaviour or ol violating any of f u i for any pierson to uiis-state hla age for the purSec. I I , That Section <£o o f the G rneraKitat- mander-in-Chief may vacate his <■<<"' th er his can didacy. T h is » u le m e n t sliall be hied the laws o f this B u te In canvassing the returns or pote o f securing enlistment In the militia of this utes o f the Btate o f Florida be. and the same lx eausc his name tube ilrooixid irum t : in th e o ffic e of the elerk o f th e circuit court o l hts making the tabulated statement thereof, he that), Stole, it shall I * unlawful for,any pterson to en hereby amended so as to read as fqliqw a). National Guard of Florida. co u n ty , o r in Ihe office o t th è aecrelary of sta le , upion conviction thereof, tie fined not more than lilt in two military argani ration« at tha rame ihe “ 7* 680— Ground* for pi•cheraev— Honorable D is­ - <e)— N o officer shall be disp'h'-cd accordin g to w h eth er can didate furntxlung It was (l.o o e , or Impiriwmrd in the cou n ty'jgll not e x ­ time. Any person violating the pro vi «ions o f thf« ulW a cumli-hstc fo r a einznty o r » n ation al o r a S ta to ceeding one year, or bolh, In Uie discretion of the paragraph snail be deemed guilty of fraud ulcint charge» will be given: First,- tpppn coaoptelfam of vie* in tim e o f peace e»o *frib F 8e" ,tnL1 "i term o f enlistment: second, utimi gcct-tTtanre of martial, and no officer who hi court. .,..1 office. a M p M C IP _____ — j itisi, romotion by commission: third, upion upplias-.(nan. the service by sentence of a . „.iiw n tr . 8t e r IS. V fhoeY tr sliall w ilfu lly and wrorijifully Sec. J. A t the tam e tim e that xwnrn statement (c )— Oath ol Office.— Every officer commition of the eokllcr or hi* jimmediate aommandwiR ^ r »m v «v i't iv the leviewm •ervioa lha National Guard of Ftorida ------- in -------------— reauired In Section s of this act is tarnished each taka or cATry away from the place where it has Gontd (o f — V ba«ed 0 officer, based upon any o f tj»e follow ing ground«’ . í iT fT l v n r í w ^ M to thr service »i. |iih> ib* i restored and every candidata for a county o z Biata office been depositad ine safekeeping, or deface, ntutb shall, liefore entering up>o.n hit duties, take and Physical .disability, supuhrffd f i , a certÆcatc $ Ä ^ S Lf ' th _____________ . primary ............. the or change any ballot, ..pioli ta x , ta lly subscribe to the pretenbed constitutional oath of pardon .... Governor. .. in the primaries A» herrtnbelore mentinned. shall late a medical officer, or o l any other reputable physi­ ch oath thall be filed with The Adjutant cian or surgeon, to Die effect that the soldier U - Sec. 16.‘ Tliat Section 6*7 of th* ^Vi V iim e to furnish and file in the office of the clerk of the d r- sheet or ballot tiox. or any name or.figure therein 'office, which c u ll court oi his c o u n jy or in the office of the secro- lor thereon, he sliall upion conviction thereof, be Genera). phynically disqualified for m ilitary arrvice: en ­ utes of the State of Pkmda be..andl«he fined not more than 1 1.000. or imprisoned in the tary of State, according to whether ho is a can­ Sec. 5. That Section 67 s o f the General Stat­ gagement in business *u?h as precludes the sol Hereby amended to as to read as tuffo» didate for a county, or national or a Btata office, county jail not exceeding one year, or both, in the utes of Ihe State of Florida be. and the same i* tiler fnun performing his m ilitary duties; removal »»7 another étalement giving the . « A m « o f a>It t o s e discretion of the court. 687— R lgh J.of Officer dS nf rexidrnr« beyond the lim it» ul the organisation hereby amended so a* to read a t follow* : tg which he b e lo n g -a n d when apacuuy ordered 4 M f r r Sec. 19, Any person or member o f any com ­ f f i ! Buriy toy b y tnc the uommanoer-tn-ctuel Commander-tn-Cnief tor (1 any oih tfjrcaiu n. of dhuXuiumander-In-Cluci mnxe* mittee or any primary inspiector, clerk or other f h2 ^1recharge» srithron hoimt—may be given : First,, d a y s * It er suc h removal, k l - P P « « ^ offierr who is guilty o i alcaiiny. wilfully and . .. forth, under oath, i- 11 r. b e g i n s under o a t h ___ without trial on account o f fraudulent rnliitm ent; t fo r trial. ...tting wm uyfu! : 1.leaking. Trig. dcstruiauii. cUatruguig. m uliia1 ritrai. ida »hail be the tame as that which it now or may been wrongfully : reçu second, withffnt trial on account-of having bedefacing, 'dr Set. 4. AH t h f statem ent»h ereinabove or 1unlawfully m oving or securing 01 hereaflrr be prescribed for the regular tit.vo!unractlcal lr canvereatxurt »'■■■■ ■;f- ut„ 0 pirin colpe disqualified for service pihyitcally or in char­ Chief shall, as soon as nractiramr -cxcen t the one to be fn m u h ed before thes pirimary wluile or any part of any ballot box. detaining tinio whole ctr uixîri u t»n the *}»*' t «', 7 „ » reacter through hi» owfl fault; ■ P thinl, i . . op . account of martial to try surh officer in w hich can d id al* furnishing it »• voted upon, or any record primary pioli btaik, tally-sheet, or teer armies olf the U nited States. •n ftfnovril : »« « J1- f t • lt which be shall ira ve I icen renwvr 1.a«:' imrirtonnmi rit Mtnrlw t which be shal m ay bo sworn to a t one Inn*, and shall b* given copy th e r e o f fifth , returns, or any other paper or (b )— The Governor, a* Commander-in-Cluet of imprisonment 'under ssmtehce of a civil cxiurt; “document provided for by the laws of this Btate, tha military forces of the Btate, shall have the fourth, where the service has not lieen h o cril and and filed on the same d a y and date. faithful, i. *,,-where the xervta*'A«»r» not warrant h r fcho shall fraudulently make any entry, trature Sec. 5. An y candidata refusing or wilfully fa ll­ or altération therein, except as allo-wnl and di- piower and i* hereby authorized IQ picacribe in Uie re-enltilmcn! of tho soldier; fifth, when spie- form er status fn the service. , a n t e r e the organization òfThe National Guard of ing to obey any of the provisions o f Uu* act shall reeled e. or who piermrts FlundaTmauch manner and form as to make (he d a lly ordered by the Commander-in Chief for any b e 'puinlsbcd b y a fin* riot 10 i B l i f l lurodred any ot! —•-— ” upion conviction said qrganiration coninrm to the requirements for other reason. N o iliahmwirqbie _d p jU r», and shall not be «Bowed to have hi* name thereof. m artial. rrpl 1 hereèiy amemlvd.ro à» » r y d a* fch-' ^he^rgaid i^ ^ m llBia^unde i the laaqü^the Ücitaik ap ra» ■ !■ «' n.n.irJ»- . ji ” TOifeSoHieri iin.ler charges h r ünJe rgùTirg tft w J the court, 681»— t h e ■ Wdiv Ü d o - aannex, coniolidatr, disband, shal piowci to altar, h a ll remain subject toM the l Articles ■ o f w a r w d f fcioncfl o flic tf Of en Uy *2? ^ ^ , t , f }-*tnriili* any corpi*, department or organize or reorganne Utrfr <law until t r i v i' an mili iJ r a r o r t o tÄ n c x r w tc c c e d in « legislature, accordSec. " 20. " "If any person shall * “ oommlt any act Imr to to whether w h ether jA lie is a can did ate for a Btate or ^ [j lyja Ynli-hHnli ing instruct ¡Pimi ■z>* .o r il ’ piersVn bich I — ^ k j^ fe trp rr- p-' 1 1 te*enliste»1'fn*the*Wa-- 65iv retired L h r r r ift ff I wmi ri — • 1 an y m anner lie JtuUlJtJjf a m ay be. I Stales for the organi sitio is lion, tional Guard srd o f Plori .li* who did not récrive an innJking ftpt•k c a tion f0n t i l -V .,,n vfarf t If»« • - ______ L .. . _ , . ^ 1, . , ^ . , w i n -thw-primaTTHtw i « « u iiu ia r r ltw TOf tf fh W S ttfe , sucli licraon CO verri ment and dhdpi' ipline nf the organised mi mliil * V h cra m i grad. '^ n t e r f o r ^ t e t h s honorable dltreitarp)« tliercfrom (o f his former term ^aMnAiÉÍ j be he linfedi " ' S * ¿ n . 1 aé- tè flllllif T W M T a J i upwn con ~ victio th ereof, fined in In tuia the turn sum o ofi ____ n ot has served ay a commissioned wi ( j.( ,\rn;y \ for that pur ¡vise , the numtier of offuseii oes or ta teltrm s w*o w fi service, »1-.* w«w.i _amf.no isru personI who w iiu has »*«-» previ elect.on shall be prepared ax i o l W : T b g official ________ c ;| l l g t i u_n , I .000 H or _____ . Imprisoned in the county . . . 4;S I tía, imlssioned officers of any grade in fifteen years, or, hsving "¡r r ,i'i! r (lf aur *cd h*1“ * ouxiV served in the R r g u la ro r V o tu n leer A rm ies of hS U ing or caption of tbe ballot s h a ll» » l)d£>t« ' not exceeding one year, pr bath, in the discretion and wM xoonn ‘ , (¿yjrg rluient or corpi», may be the Uni tad States o f .ìli the oruenixed m ilitia of U t j r t & j * » u n i t e d Btata* in dettar. any mganizni I ili-m. tfi ait tlia wav i c m t the top of tb t liilio t. fhcro o f the court, y p i(,Tjda for «*} iucreaxed oorr diminished, anil th i glade »,«• ,, o f m u another State, shall increased euch " lie * cnl; :nlisted in the National honorably d r,cttarg--,t ahall ba printed on said tickets im m idiately be1 Sec. 21. As soon ax piosatblc After the passage \,,th officer» or non-eomminfonrd officers may be al- Guard of Florida unless be holds an honorable dia» served'«ii the Natscwtsl foW pfio i apt inn a perforated facsimUe of the tigpwriod of ten year*, mav be retireu miking inch And approval of this act, and not tongt longer than to the extent necesrary to necure such uni citante from the organnatkm whichlie pwe-i ____________with _________ aature o l the chairman of the State executive ninety days after it thall become a law, the sccre above lltat helrl by him * l .*he t m ^ ^ f ,«quest* ty. — * — vi ou» 1y served. A n y person making a felse stale application. A An ny y eom,! com tm ^ u re * i ».u..»^ 0",'r — vrai» uf of acBjJ ment as to his previous m ilitary service for the application. "°A U ive*T h « caption o f each b allot there ahall be tazy o l State thall cause to be printed tn piamphlet fb )— In lim e nt peace, phi strength of the N * t o »tube, with a perforated line lie»»*ecu them form, with paper cover, z.000 cupiirs ot thi* law, tional Guaid ol Florida «hail not rxceed three pur iron* o(^ obtaining enlistment in the N ational ir g retirement A lt e r tw en tyff5 v*> jre<| i , , i «nth „ hi < du»eA ami shall distribute them tree to tbe chairman of thousand enlisted men and surh numtier o f com- Guaid o M service may be t«e placed ptacro upon th* may Florida llk M shall llM be deem M ed g u ilty of fra o and with a perforated Une between (he lower such rank a t the Commander-m l u i . the executive committees o f al) political parties miaslooed officers as may be required under the du lrn t eifilrtm vnt. >. ; and the top ol the. ballot. On each of the raid CHAPTER H M - (MO. M ). ' ATT7lCT'CJ«ñaíñg""tlie Ñ am e o í the F loróla F e malo ( V ltc je Be H Enacted by Ih* Legislature ni Ih* Fiale ot R òrida« Section I. That Ih* Florida Female Colics* as a t prenci»! defined by law l * and 1» hereby chanced . to oadohall he J m o W a * th e Florida State Col Its * loe Women. re Sec. 2. Thi« Act «M il so Into effect Immédiate • ly upon it* patease and approval by ihe.Qoytrnoi.v. Approved M ay » » ; - rpo9. Ituha sh all be prin ted tin* follow ing w ords: ’’ O ffi­ cial Ilallo t. N u m b er — ." w ith «ulhcieiil «pac« be­ neath said words for the writing o l one line. «ire o l type, qu slily ol ■ B ______ . *CU M herein s p e c ia l_ | . vided for, tho ballots shall be in conform ity with the present reauirenient* o f law. Sec. 4. Before any ballot is delivered to any r o tc r - o n e x f t t r IniPWlpTii ihalTw riU the oon »Hot In the blank space acculi ve tlumber eri tba Wtlk on curb ol the atuhe alter the word "N ‘’Number, un * Jlft-ahalLabo-arrila-apea the upper stub the name ol the voter to whom the ballot I* delivered, and ehall write hit own initials in the lower stub. The inspector ihall then detach and retain the upper f tue thereupon the voter shall retire to the booth anil mark his ticket preparatory to depositing it in the ballot-box. A fte r the voter has marked his bal­ lot be thall so fold It as to leave the stub vltible and in such position that it may be detached without unfolding. When the prepared ballot is returned, tlia intjieclor shall compare It with the stub he has retained and «halt examine the b ad of the folded ballot for the perforated signature o the chairman of the Siate executive dommfttee, add if be fim i« it to be the same ballot delivered to the voter he shall detach and retain the remaining stub and the voter shall then deposit his folded ballot in the ballot-box. Dut if the market! bal lot relumed by the voter proves to be a different one from the one delivered to him, the Inspector thall then ftnd there search the person of the voter ¡rroflering such ballot, and U the original ballot la numi on or alunit his person, shall take same into b^jr puw-ism u and discharge said enter I rony I h » sss-t ssmsKd:.4 afe ■ a s a s * «fe» ! f S f « - . I t ifr r tF J w c S B F * : : A »'.;*'«>' K-.i ■ , • '• fS -'i ’ i ■ # p i Í> w tv * ri - a �---------------------------------------------- : ; ■ T y :t \ I officer* »HliH 1 * com m issioned on “ iroander-li *¿»i!red LUt by the Commander-in-Chlef, end m«— ay, n d ;when at 11 t »— »•*• '* K 1 ■ -______ - » — Binon» -----, tr y . ¡ fM irei natter »hall. Wear » • ■ « i t f Ä S i t l . i - J o f "regim ' ----en tal designation. J“ ‘ "nation. They lita ry --U ^ tili i n rhe e eh» eï4 it d . U* p erform a n y m ilite r* d u ty to the_ConiIU s a m t OJ require S î ^ d m rerVe « P ¿ i r TOurUa ot in­ form any other ™ lr » atul toupt*-martial, or to ptrfoi ? * i f . l or temporary m.htary •neciaFor tem porary m ;h « arr duty. d u ty , and for such th ey »hall receiv e the M m e p a y and al•“ ma y a t the tim e be Provided iSrotlice-r* o f t h e » d iv e ll»l; 1’ rovide.l, h o w e w . n » t U W »hall o n ly receive n ay and benefit* Zoder th ii net while on act! r e d u ty . T h e y »hail ET .m rn able to court* m artial for m ilitary offence* * »he ScR ve Hat. T h eir n am e, .h a ll be Coot upon>1 »enarate ro»ter, under the superC S o n »1 the A d ju ta n t G en eral T h e y « h a lit e ” r t ? n The A d ju ta n t O en etal ohee a y ear t.y Ict£ during the m onth o f D ecem ber, and. failin g to 3fv* ih cif name» m ay be dropped from the roll-. Si the N ational G u .n l o( F lorid a. T h e y .h a ll Suo report to T h e A d ju ta n t G en eral an y change in aame to T h e A d ju tan t G eneral, E v e ry officer abandoning the public fund* or p ropertyf to for which he m ay be accountable Orfretpomible, or failing or m u tin g to transfer the tam e when relieved from office, or called upon to do *o. »hall be rr«| onsible under lit* tiond for the m oney valu e o f a n y discrupam y which mny be d eterm ined tp-i-viv* >— twsren t he-funds and f.tC.Jiirfy irrm-'.l to him and wi t h which he aland* charged, and that w hirh m ay be located and recovered b y hi» succetsor or other properly designated officer. ■ Such m oney valu e to lie d rtcn n m rd b y a su rveyin g officer appointed b y the Commander-In-Chief, to tn vr*tigate and re­ port upon the case, and who » h allsu biutt w ith hi» report all evidence .bearing upon the lot* or disponition of the property. ( t l A ctin g upon the reiiort o t a tu rv eyin g officer, the Com m ander-in-chief m ay direct tin t an officer or rn lisird man be charged w ith the m oney- v a lu e . o i- a n y u u L lto-m ilitary property which m av have been lost, Injured or destroyed through hi) fau lt or neglect, and the »urn *o charged against tu ch offiiccr m a y be drducted and »topped from an y (iay or allowance* Which m ay thereafter lifetime due him from the United Slate» or S tate ,aml the turn to (topped »hall he paVTover to The A d ju la n l G eneral and »hall 1 * a p p llrd b y the latter to the purchase o f article* o f m ilitary property to replace tliofc w hich were lost or d e ­ stroyed . o r to repair tlio»e Injured; Provided, how ­ e ve r.-T h a t th e failure-tu-s>oH«e*-tn-this w a y a n y » charged 'against an officer o r enlisted man ■ hall i m blrlor instruction a t co m tiu iy .b a tta lio n m a y fia necessary lim it* or b o u n d s'to hi» parade ob ey, refuse, om it or neglect to com p ly w ith a n y tv or regim ental arm orietor other remJe fetvou^ a t least' or cam p, n ot including a public road w ithin such rule o f Mid S ta ir .Hoard of H ealth m ade b y H in tw ice each m onth, ahd o ltcn er upon th e.order ot bound*, in such m anner a s to p reven t travelini pursuance of this A c t »hall iw .g u illy of a m isde­ com m anding officers. Com m anding officers shall therein: and w ithin tu ch bounds and lim its n, meanor and. upon conviction thereof, ahall be also h ave a u th ority to order an^l nrdvlde tar in* ^ Ü M a i i foe M ifft! sprctiotis. m usters and d lh e r c*renum irs ontL ................... | ____ 1 1 p awulaai ami t ti r Ct mim w rtw ’ lfl-Chlef rftay onfe) imm ediate" o u t an y part of th e troops for escort anil other cither building In w hich troops m ay be quarteresl. trpon'it* ap p ro v al b y the G overnor, duties. wtienevér, Lu hi* judgm ent, the e x ig e n c in of the A p p ro v td M ay *9, »909. Sec. 31. T h at S ettin n 7*1 of tb$ G en eral S ta t­ service m ake this exp edien t. W h o ever intrudes utes of the S tate ot Florida be. and the tam e is w ithin th e limita of a n y parade, cam p, arm ory or CHAPTtR 5M2.— (NO. 63). building occupied as quarter», a fter being forb id ­ hereby amende,! »o a* to read as follow»: den. m ay be ejected, forcibly if necessary, or m ay A N A C T to A uthurize the S ta te Hoard o f H ealth 721— Oovernor May Order Troop* beyond S tairbe confined u ndrr guard, ax provided for in the to A cquire and M aintain a Sanatorium for tha for Inttructlon.— T he C on im n rdrr-in -C hiel 1» foregoing paragrap h, and w h oever resists a sentry Treatment of T u lrrcu lo m *; to fla k e and E n ­ authorised to o rd e r out the N ational G uard fj\ endeavoring to exclu de him from »Uch lim its m ay force Rule* R egarding the A dm inistration of Florida and. if n ec c su u y , to order th em .beyon d be arrested b y order of the com m anding officer, Such Sanatorium , and to Provide M ethods for th r limit» of the S tate, for thr purp osed ! p a rtici­ and tried upon hit com plaint for assault. C onducting the Same. pating In an y encam pm ent, roan ru ven ror field In­ (c l— N o person «h»)l discrim inate a r s t n r ta ft y Hr It Enacted by the l.rx ld a tu re oT the State ttf struction of a n y part rd the R egular A rp iy of fhe officer o r entitled man of the N ational G uard of Florida 1 U nited State», a t o r near an y m ilitary post or F lorida IwcauF# of hi» m*nd>endiip in the m ilitia Sectlon l . T h a t the S ta te B oard o f H ealth 1» carrip 'iir lake o r sracoast defcnie» o f th e United No person shall prohibit o r refuse entrance to any State», w henever i>artiapation in such en cam p ­ officer or enlisted man o f the A rm y o r N a v y o f th e here try authorized to rsta ld iih , conduct arid m ain ­ ment, m aneuvers or Feld Instruction it authorised U n itrd Slate» o r of the N ational G uard o f this tain a »nnatorium for the treatm en t o f person» fu ficrin g from tuh4rcul<*i-,-and for th at purpose b y the S ecretary o f W ar. • S ta le into a n y p u blic rn U rtaid m rn t or place ol to receive, hold and use gift» of land, m m ; antfSec. 32. T h at Section' y ts of th r G en eral S t a t ­ am urem ent because «uch officer or enlisted man n llirr kinds of p roperty. T h a t the said S tate ute« of th e-S tate of Florida l.e,.n m l the r a m c ii 1» wearing the uniform o t the organization to Hoard of H ealth is hereby authorized to care for their ^ d e n c e . ^ 0(j-lc tr o r an e n lifte d m an reache* h e reb y am ended so a» to read as follow s: w hich he b c lo n g v . N o em p lo yer or agrn t o f an y and treat w ith o u t charge indigent persons rufTerthe age of six ty -tw o jfear*. he m nv, in live dixere722— P ay for Participating In Field liaercite».— corporation, com pan y o r firm shall discharge an y Ina from tuberculosis. T h at patients flrae.cially {inn of the Commander-in-C hirf. be placed upon pcUbViron, «mptoyiro-n» under them because of .....c W licn. a U e u d ic g cam p* oi-w w tm etion o r pnrttcfiride shall be required to p ay such charges a» sa: ìatln g in other field exercises, e xcep t as provided being un officer or er listed man ol the oreanlraUlt flt ljf fil. i1 . . . . ¿ n tr.i U h . n u ; H fm a m ntly um 11mr 111 Till!« r i l^ blHtr forTTHft■«km militia, o r I'w au re; ix-mg a rrguTarly'UlHtP.j-ilward'trray-fi com ment in such saratorhim. fni i iiuing Fee nun. the mcMTwi th e per- ulu li n oiI pi—■. iiiiu iocril or enliutil HM ctnm n n ler of the militia, he the N ational llp o n ! of Florida »I10II receive the Sec. 2. That Mid State Hoard of Health »hall form ant* Ot m ilitary u u iy u r im rem o i wnund* under hi* fjond. rn iW naway to perform *ome prop­ make, promulgate and enforce rules governing tha following cnnipesiMtiog: Officerw^three dollar» a shall have been enilot „juries o r illne**, he m a y , upon hi* ow n applica » ftoo. of the G eneral S ta t­ day' and »uch allowance for"hottc'JilhLdu, those er military duty legallV-^OUiml of him. legally: management and conduct o f «uch samtotium, and linn or In tho dincrrtion o f th e C om m ander-ue u te* of the S tate of Florida It . and the sam e i* <d)— A n y person v io la tifi& th ejiro v ifio rm o f the the care and control of Inmate* thereof, violation* whole dUlli-irTrqiilre'tlwm to lie mounted and who hereby am ended *6 as lo trad a t follows: Chief, he nnlered before a m u tin g U tenI for ** foregoing paragraphs of th l* Section shall tie o f which rule* shall lie punishable in hke manner actually are m ou n ted«» may lie fixed by the ComZm ioition and, upon th e recom m endation of 6 W — Articles .ot W ar.— T he A rticles o f W ar deemed g u ilty o f a jn isd rm ta n o r. and. upern con ­ ng tin tht- armies o f the U nited S tates shall be mander in-Chief, hot exceeding two dollars per viction liefote a court o f com petent juriwUctlon. at vinlations-of other rules o f said Hoard are now J iih board, m ay tie p ta o r f up<Jn the R ellred U » l. governing Provided. how ever. T h a t no officer »hall be so plicable to and shall govern the N ational Guard day; enlisted men. tuch pay and subsistence as m ay be fined n otex ceed ln g tw o h t in M d ili.Iliuv, or punishable by law. That raid Hoard- may ap­ are at the time allowed by law in the United point phyticians. nurses and other em ployee» pUced incunsUtrxit with State* placeo upon ui-sn» th e R — etired Lixt because of physical of Florida insofar as th ey>are not jr.cunsh army lltrir respective grades The Com p­ fentm cerl to a confinem ent for nbf*;exceeding netetsary for the malntrraucc. cun1 taLaiuLprr>t>er,. *■ . h ave resulted from Intem perance the Gnnstittdlnn and-laws of this S ta ir . i i s n onth». or both, at the dircrelion of the Court. administration o f saiiTsjtnnloruim. troller »hall, upon requisition of Tho Adjutant i * part . Sec. 24. That Section too, of the G eneral S ta t­ n r^ p ro p c *lin^i’t» or conduct upon 'hl* f t ) — It shall l>«tunlawiul for any association, Sec. 3. T h a t the cost and expenses of establish ­ _ vÎeddil¡tabled and utes of the State of Florida lie. and-lhe same U General, approved by the Commander in Chief, club society or other organised l<t*ly, of a IratrrW - A n r a n___ U f l__ r t P i » « » w lm teM tri: ■ draw his warrant upon the Treasurer.in favor of, ing apd niçiiunininjr said sanatorium shall be paid ilivji th e (wiTorrax perform ance of mil- hereby amended *0 a t tn read »« follows: ivsi c ally ilisqualifieilTor disqualified f o r in diaLof-social tlraiattsr, or otgarired fo r the mg7l|u- R igu latlu n s; llu * Pirnnulraled.— T he Tho Adjutant General for such eapendilufqA-tie .tuai prnitctlon and I W f i t o f It* mrml-ers, to tn- o u t o f the fund» of the said S la te Heard o f ltr â lt b , tarv service b y renorai o f wound«, Injuries o r d i­ are authdrired under thi» Fection and *uch nlhc ' now provides! for try law, «mt fro m ,- uch fttntSi as ne*/ m ay. u p ob the certtfif ftte o f ahTedlcal officer to A d ju ta n t (Tcperel is hereby a u tlio rirtd .tn nretiare wiremiew ax m ay-br nerrrcifry'T8‘ The m a y accrue nTmi“patirnt»'nfiaiîetafIy able to (ray, •i .- i ( |UOeWul in4Juuliui«lMMM*l -wnd -promtilpatr itTTIflFiTiuTfFShiT'rr giilation» lo r tuch encnmpmrnt or -field «tenfsw r, TW jm ovldtd for its thi» A c t rr*n Chief. be placed upon th e R etired L f it; Fro- the g o v e n im m l-a n d discipline o l the N atiunal cost* o f t ran*pr>rtatton: labor glHTTfcp|>l! See. 4. Thi* Act shall tfiket-nret from the data Tt.1f.t r hnwever. T h at jin rmlU.tcd m 4p »hall.be x o . G tta n lo F F lo rid a .-n o t irTcnnsistenrwith t h e GC11-*' requisition »hall 1* paid from any moneys in the o f its approval by the Governor, and all law» In­ plate.T u p on D i »roe-tired L U t t * cape« o f physical ■ iitutiem and l s v j u i U h e U nited S tates or Of this Treasury, appropriated for the exprntrs o f enherewith are hereby repealed. S tatr."w hich article», rules and regulation», when campments nr.ll tirld rsFru-i-s during that year.. society or other organ! red liody,violatingJhe pro­ consistent disabilities which have resulted from Intem per Approved Jdne ) , 1909. a n t e o r im proper h abit* nr conduct u|K>n hi* part. approved t.y th e G overnor, »hall tic published to When the appropriation i* insufficient,'The Adju*‘ visions ot thl* Section shall forfeit any charter (t )— f o r .th e jiu rp o ie » in dicated under para- 111c.JU.14vj-s■ and-•hull be enforced, and a c o p y of tant Genrral m ay*p ay thé troops pro rata; Frp- granted it by the State and «11 privileges granted CHAPTEB 5933— 1 NO. 64). arBi.h c o f thl* Section, the Com m ander-in-Ct;trf The same »hall be filrd In the office o f the Secretary vided, however. That'nothing in this Section »hall to p re n jo y ird by It under the Stale taw. Inay appoint rHIrifiJt boafd» ! Which b o a f d r f h a ir of State. Scc. 3*. Tl it Section 7JZ o l th a G eneral S ta t­ A N A C T to Provide for the Prevention, Suppres­ 1» construed a» re|>ealing çr mofllfylng the pro­ sion ami Control o f Dangerous, Contagious and Sec. 23. T h a t TScttion T c j , o f the G eneral S la t be ron stilu ted jm d h a v e cdgnlrance o f the tam e « trs o f the ilee o l. f . Florida be, and the thr same Is. visions ol Chapter i 6ï » . Laws of Florida. Infectious Diseases in Pqmestic Animats and subircta and p o n s « ' liWe poWrra a* do >imitar utes o f t h e S ta te of Florida lie, and the sam e is *1 so as to read a* fMlows: h$byam L ive Stock, and to Impose.Certain Doties and Sec. 33. That Section 7 » j of the General StatW f . l V orgarvlicl under the law« o f the United hcfch{M m rndrd so as to read a t follow»; rio n e — A n y nfrmhiVNjf the N ational d a J t , and‘ thè *ram e is G uard o f F lorida w Confer Certain -Power« on the State Hoard ot 703— Court»-.Martial.— G eneral courts-m artial ute» of thè S“ tate of F ionridi S t.tc * and R egu lation * for. t h e ’ U nited S la te * » ho, no, w hilo h ila iifr active service unllcallh for such Purposes. Arm y. T he p roceedin g* of retiring Iviardt *hall m ay lie convened b y order o f the Com m ander In- h rrefiyam en ded sua» to renila*follnw ^; u tier Section 116 of this A rtirle, is woutnlrtl nr d is­ tw aiilm Mated to Ih r form * and m ode o f procedure Chief or of an y general officer, and such courts 723— ra y, C ourlt-M arllil, Attflng thè ÌFtvli Au- abled," shall be tak en cate o l and provided for at He It Enacted by the Legislature of the Elate of , shall h ave pow er to im pose fines not exceeding prescribed for tike board* under th e Regulation« th orllle» ,. lite.— A ll officerm rcrving on ccmrt»- the expense o l the cou n ty in w h ich th e riot, u n ­ Florida: " j tw o hundred dollars; to sentence to forfeiture at marllal »hall be conildered in actual servire ami lawful law ful assembly assem bly or o r tre, b rrai lijc t th f jffiace occurred. For the arm let o f the U n ited S tate*. Section I. T h itlt-s h a llb e th e r h ity o f (he S t a t e d — *' ■ ■ ( f >_A place on the R etired Ll»t being a di»* p a y and allow ances; tn a reprim and; to dismiss^], •hall 1 r, r n lltl. ,1 In fi" ve osut*yw-wil»for travehng j r+uriug1sntfr dfalbtlltT death or «km#e» nnlr Aff»>*iA. ' permanent nrmtanM tl tlU aliililv as ni n result orsueh wounds of Hoard of Health of the S lfte of Florid/» to (U o trc K * R Ef - unrtim rrm lT gtT cn ln recogn itio n o f Ions and mert ■ o r dishonorable dirchttrRr-frnm The serV lfF f to Te- expenses, and th e sam p a y as whon when iti in attend ditaliility the health 6f domestic animals and live stock of fjs!“ ' tori otic nrrviee, no officer or enlU ted man w ill ever tluce non-commissioned officers to the ranks; to a n te at encam pm ent*. \\ 1tncwr s shall be a) Injuries, he, or fils widow arid children, if any. ny this Htatr, and to determine ami employ the most be retired whore rervicc has n ot been h o n eit an.l sentence enlisted men to confinem ent when in the lowed five cent» (1er mite fiir traveling expenses his dependent mother, shall receive a pension, the cffirirnl and practical tnrans for (lie prevention, faithful; nor w ill a n y officer o r aoldier be retired field nn ca m p l id Instruction, at ten d rivou » for nnd the sam e pay <u witnesses in attrndance-upon amount and manner o f payment to be thé same aa suppression, control and rrndlcaUOTrrrfTUfiifrrou*, targ et practice, on practice m arches, or w henever civil court». is now or may be hereafter be fised b y law for cnnlattiou* and Infectious diseases among such as a m ean»of punishm ent. (g)— An officer u i*m the R etired L U t w ho a c ­ engaged in a ctiv e and continuous m ilitary d u ty , (a) W hen called ou t u ndrr thl» article to aid soldiers who served in the Confrdrrate Hiatts animals and live stock. That glanders, anthrax, blackleg, or tdackquartrr; contagious pleuro­ cept* a com m ission In th e a ctiv e m ilitia m a y . at l'ro v id rd , how ever. T h a t such confinem ent shall th r civil auth orities, o r when em ployed under the Army. Sec. 39. That Section it fi of the General Stat­ pneumonia. or lung plague, ot cattle: rinderpest, any tim e, upon hi* ow n ap p licatio n , lie again n ot exten d beyond .the tim e o f th e return to its order» of the Com m am lcr-irvCfiicf to preserve the hoinr station of the organiralion to which ditch utes of the State of Klraida tie. and thr Mme is or cattle plajrue; hrrwrrltefiic ur septicaemia; public peace, to execute the laws o( th e S tate, to placed upon the R etired L U t w ith the rank w ith amended Kl as to read as follow,»: foot and mouth disease, or c [ f f , r ui oat-------- w h ich ‘ he form erly re tin a l: P rovid ed , howevrpr men belong and its relief from d u ty ; o r a n y tw o or suppress insurrection o r to ,re p e l invasion, th e hereby •7J6— pqtle« of r a w n U l r . r . - T U - 4 . l ^ . - 4 tie. boh them cattle fever, or Texas fever, sheep f i i . . —1 - f in— 1.14iUhxdtrecr*■ That if hi* latest service in th e a c tiv e mill lid was ffiore riu h punishm ent* m ay lie combinend in the si-nil lieu* iiniKMwii b y inn ii cou rt».— Regime n isi and enlisted men, »hall receive Jho same pay and the nffirets of the several staff corps and depart* scab, mange o f cattle or horses; hog cholera, or hi a g grad* *'in*“ rem h -H * h lgh re* , l l * n ‘ h»» » l i b wtiUb *be - — - —nr■ liy eve ry officer com* com ­ sulrtistencr as are a l'tlie time allowed b y law do ment», other than those specially prrscritwd for swine ptarue; rabies, or hydrophobia; maladle da court* m ay be lie appointed l>y ttnaily^etlred, “ ¡Jlj¡r*tt . h e tn. aIV b e Riven tuch higher T igrade P P m anding a regim ent c r corp* for hi» own regim ent The Adjutant. General and Chief of Staff In tbd coif, orr eldi rldurine, of horses; advancrsl o r (generalSec. 18. T h a t Section 0*9 of th e G en eral S ta i- oC cSrps; (jarrnon courts n .xy tie appointed b y the those holding similar grade* and position* in th* receding Sections, shall be tuch as usually per- ired tulwrculosis; tuliemtlogis of the the uudder; And ____or ____ H I ____. d d e tilo d utes of the S tn te o f F lorida be. and the » a m e n com m anding officer o f any garrison, fort, p o s fm United Slates Arm y, and shall be provided with lin to officers of like grade* in similar staff rorpi all oilier disease» of domestic animals or lire stock transportation when ordered away from home, hereby am ended «0 a* to read a* follow»: other (dace where the troop* consist of'ditlerreit and department* o f the Regular Arm y o f the which shall, by rule ol the Mid State Hoard o f (b) The' Comptroller shall." tlpofi requisition of United States, and such other proper military AS9— Attendance Upon MHilary School* of corps, firr such garriMln or «iThrroplace. find such Health, be pronounced, defined and declared to ba United States.— U pon the application of a n y officer regim ental am] gatriton'A^M ».m arls*!-»tiall have The Adjutant General, approved by the Governor ■duties ax they rnay be ordeied to perform b)*; the contaginuR or infectious and dangerous to the life of llie,N ation al G u a rd o f F lorida, th e Com m and- the same power» o f pu n ish m en rill gcu eia l courts, draw his wnrrant upon the Treasurer for tu il; ex Commander-m-Chirl or Chief o f Staff, of other domestic animals or live stock, or to ( • ) — On'6r before the fifteenth day of Decem­ human beings, arc hereby declared to b* nuisances t cr-ln Chief m ay recom m end th at pu ch officer he martial, excciit that fines impaaedl by b: such courts [lend Ilures as are authorized under this Section, than le d tn a tten d a n y collngo or m iliU ry shcool »hall not ericeed ore hundred dollar*. 'Hut no sen­ which shall be paid from any moneys tn the Treas­ ber o f each year, the commanding general of each Sec. 2 .,That It shall be the d u ly o f all practi­ brigade and diviuon. the commanding officer of tioners of veiernary medicine, and pi the owner o l the United S ta tes, and m a y relieve him Irorn tence o f ditm issai from the wrvicc or disilonnrahlc ury. not otherwise appropriated. du ty with the ritilitia fo r »uch tim * as m a y be discharge shall Ire executed until approved by the Sec. 34. That Section 7 1 « ol the Genrral Sfai rath regiment and other separate onjanitation oi any animal or live Hock afflicted with or suffering • necessary for him to pursue the regular course of Commandcr-m Cblef. Fresidenlt of court» mar­ lUcs of the Stale o l Florida b*t and the rame 1* thr Hne, and the Chtilt of the ‘ evrragstaff corps from any o f thedisrases mentionrd in Section 1 of and departments, shall prepare and forwatd to this Act, or pronounced, defined or declared by p study a t such college o r school. \S title so engaged tial »hall have pemrer lo issue wnrrantl to the Slier- hereby amended *0 as tn read as follow*: “ the officer will b e e n t ittc l to *uch p a y and allow- if lt o f t h e Stale to arrest accused person» and 724— Pay Roll*.—Commanding officer* shall The A d iutant General a report of the operations rule ot said State Hoard o i Health pursuant to the bring them in f Ore the court for trial whenever within ten.days after being calieri on to perform and work o f their.respective commands, staff provisions o f »aid Section t, immediately upon r once* ail m ay be p rovid ed for b y Federal law. S ec .-I* . T h a t S ection 600 of the G eneral S la t, surh persons have disobeyed an order in writing any active duty fnr which pay is p ro w led liy law. corps or departlnents, en d »»lyin g therein such gaining information ol the existence of any such recommendations as they may deem pertinent disease in or among such domestic-animal* or hv* from tlic convening authority to appear before make and forward to The Adjutant General certi ale» of the S ta te o f P lo rid a be. and the same ti such court, a copy of the charge or charges having fled pay rails, in triplicate o f the field ahd staff, and lo t the good of the military service. Mock, to report heteby am ended aQ a» to read a s follow»: , . the Mme to the State Health been delivered to the accused with such order. non commissioned staff and liand.'company, troop Sec. 40. That Section'7 J7 of the General Stal "Beer o f the State Su Officer o f Florida: All «ttch reports «9(1 —The U niform .— T h e uniform of the Na- Judge Advocates of all courts-martial shall have utes o f the State o f Florida lie, and the same is shall be in-writing and andai) «halt 1* in-writlng «hall dcicribe the diteased ' tmnal G uard of F lorida »hall be the M m e ax that authority to i -rue suht* -cons for fhe at tendance of or detachment, respectively, «prettying the name hereby amended »0 as to read as follows: animal or live atock, and thall glve the name and rtrenlied for th e U n ited State» A rm y, excep t witnesses, and courts-martial shall have power to and rank s.l each man and the number of d ay» 737— Exemption Irntn Jury Duly,— All o ffic e » addresa o f the owner or peptosi in charge thereof, that he w o» present and performing duty. "One i»t the Com m ander-in-ChieJ m ay order the ure punisti n refusal to 1-e sworn or to answer, as pro: fp o f these rolls will t>e filet] with tho Comptroller, and enli*t(sLmen shall be exempt from ju ryU u ly and the place where the same are kept. - of »uch insignia nr cnllat d evice as will dts-' vided in actions before civil ermrts. * Sec. 3. That no person who has knowledge of one with The Adrutanl General and one with the if they desire it. linctlve qf thl» S tate. Sec. 41. That Section 74J ot thr General S tel­ the existence o f any ol the contagious or infec­ S it. 26. That Section 704 of thr General Stat­ retained copies o f reports of the organi ration lites of the State oi Florida be. and the same is tious disease*, in or among domestic animal* or flee. 20. T h a t Section Ov* o l th e-G *n eiald itM - ute* ol the State of Florida be, and the same is See. -3S. That Section ) t ( of the Generili Stai hereby amended'»» as to read » * follows: . a lts of th e S ta te of P lorida be, and the same is hereby amended so a* to read as follow »: live stock enumerated in Section 1 o f this A ct, or utes of the Stale ofFlorida be, and the Mine is hereby am ended »0 a* to reai! a s follow»: . „■743— Manner of Forming Divisions.— A dtvi- pronounced, declared and drfined by *nid Elate 7(11— Duties of Sheriff.— The President of any lirreby amended so a* to tend as follows itipn of naval militia may hc'fasrnrd tn the same Ho court-martial assembled in pursuance of this ar­ 692— Unitorm». Arm * and Equipm ent for En­ ourd of Health a* aforesaid, or who shall have 72.V—Espens*» ot the Military Department.— manner a« Is provided for the iormmtioh of a com­ knowledge that any such animal or live stock is titled M tn.— K v ery e n h sted 'm an in the N ational tici» may make a requisition upon the Bhrrifl of pany of thr National <iuard of Florida. ‘ H ip The general current expenses of the Military De­ the county in which ttje «corion is hrld fopa Depu­ afflicted with or suffering from any such disease, Guard of P k m d a »hall be fum U hed wi t h a service .Sheriff to attend upon the court, 'and tuch partment not otherwise »pet-tally appropriated naval battalion «hall tie constituted as soon as (wo shall conceal or attempt to conceal such d ise a se d K am lonn. and »aeh arm * an.l oquipment» a» are ty are completely: otgapiitd. - pir-cril-ed for,th e p m p er pertorm ance o t m ilitary Deputy Sheriff shall receive farhisattendai.ee and and provided for shall tie paid from thr (umiline division« animal h yep lock Ot knowledge o f such diseased Sec. 42, That bccliun J4 l ut the Gi nt-S«l titat- animal or or live stock, from the State Health Officer duty. These auppliej. and *uch cam p and gar- service* (he same pay and fees and t f subject to current espn i-c» of the Military Department, l y le« of the State of Florida lw. and the same is or the Veterinarian of the State Hoard of Health, *- rt«nn equipage a t m a y b e ncce**ayyTDr^ihe prfipe! the same responribllitirs as when attenritrig upcm whatever nanie or title suchTund »hall be known 11 and designated, utsin requisition o f The Adjutant hereby amended m>as to read n« follow»: the session* of the Circiut Copri or any other officer, retire le n t» live or agent or ___ _____>[ o rgfiltlEAUocs for servier in the ■equiparen pnieril alt o l at* 745— Organization and Discipline.— The organi­ raid Slate Hoard ol Health, or shall remove or a t­ Sec. 27.. That Section 707 o f the Genrral Stat­ General, approve.! by the Governor, and no ¡ray flei i,' will 1« ¡»«re d through the proper st..ll c. upon zation of the navjtl m ilitia and its aymtein o l dis­ tempt to remove such animat or live stock from ute* of The State o f Fiorii!» lie, nnd the rame is menta shall lie made from such fund rxccpp.u] an.l . i f unan appruvnl irquisllont. »uch requisition to presented and (ignesl by The cipline and exercises shall conform as nearly as the reach, care pr control of such State Health herebv amended »0 as to read as follow «: (a)— H very ofB ccr o r enUitei! man Aliai) N* re possible, to that ol the N avy of the Unites! States. Officer, Veterinarian ot tlic State Hoard of Health, Adjutant General and the Governor, 707— Court-Martial Proceeding»; How Disposed . sponsible for the ta re , safe keeping and return of It shall tit governed by the law» and regulations or any officer, representative qr agent of said Sec. 36. That Section 716 of the General Slat any uniform , arm o r o th e r m ilitary proiw rty ile- Of.— The reviewing authority of courts-martial utes of thr State of Florida tie, and thr. same 1 ay now provided ior the government o f the N a­ Slate Hoard of Health. ■ • favervrt to him lo r his use. H e »hall uve the Méne for may, before taking action in a case, submit the tional Guard of Florida, as far as the same may be Sec. 4. Thai It shall l>e unlawful for any person . m ilitary purp>*»raonly, and upon reccttoug udì*- .record of the proceed m g' to the Judge Advocate hereby amended so a* to rtod as follows: ajiplirable: and the Governor, as Commander into move upon or across any public highway, or to 726— A Ilo » ance».— There, »hall be amtuall clurge or otherw ise leavin g the m ilim r; sc ry ic a .o f Genera!'* Department, through the office of th e Chief, »hall have power to order, divide, annex, expose to contact with uther animals, or to taka, Adjutant General, fot review and report as to their paid to the Quartermaster oi the Brigade, cac ap<>« th« dem and ni tri» com m anding officer or legality consolidate or dUluxnd the »aid lialallion whenever carry or have in any p u b )« place any animal or and regutanlyThe reviewing authority regiment and battalion, and quarterly to'lhe corn O thet. rom pe ten t m U ilary a u th o rity »hall fo r t h ­ of every court-martial ihall. with as much expe- tnamlmg officer o l each company, troop and ma in his Judgment the efficiency of the State forces live stock known to.be suffering or afflicted with w ith deltvey »uch unilortu. n nn o r o th e r m ilitary ditiou aadithe opiavrtunity of time and place will chine .gun pla'.oon, to the medical officers com will lw thereby Increased ; and he shall have power any of the contagioire or infrç| m . diseases eras— — ------------- . .. • - >»ie officer design ated in .the order to make tuch rolrx and regulations aa may be 1 turn such prcqicrty in: the property prnnit, forward the. original prorredings finding maturing regim entaldetachmedts of the Hospital deeinrd proper for the government and Instruc­ melateti in Section 1 hereof,, or pronounced, derectingl and »entente of such court, with record o f hit dared and defined by tloard of Health Carp*, and to the chief musicians of band*, upon — ... to be In good ortlrr. reasonable use tion of the Mid batallion. Such rules and re regu­ n* aforesaid, except b; said B u te board ---------- ,y --------nnd with the written per­ perand ordinary w ear thereof excepted. A n y |wr*on action thereon, to the office of The Adjutant Gen­ their requisition, approved by the post command­ lations shall ronfnrm to the re provision* provisions of lthis mission o f (hr eral. where they shall tie carefully f-resefved, • Mid State.Health Offices, Veterier ami liy The Adjutant General, the following Article, and. as nearly as possitda, to tho** gov »Kiialing the p ro vltio n t o f thi» |>aragr»iih w ill lie Sec. 28. That Section ;ch of the General M«< nariah ¡if the Btate Hoard of lU a lth ,o r some other Mjm*la. I lie maintenance o f tuch Organfratlonr dr> inni g u ilty of a m lw lerueanor. and, upon ronerning the United Stale* Navy. pp^cr. agtnL OI .representative ol said Slate Heard - vittimi belata-u n r cm irt-of competent jurlsdtr utrx o f the State of Florida be."and the samtrls and for thr cart ol ail public property entrusted tn Sec. 44. I h s t S s d ifl» « j * «(H lie G m m iH it s f th eirrh argr: Itrigade, ffvFTtundreil dollar*: regi­ utes of the State of Florida tie, and the'same it y jt fine not cxccedmg two hereby amended so os to ita d A» fallnwa:------ -— bon »hail i»a nsnhhpl_ hy.A ” 708— The Summary Court.— The commanding ment, one hi.m l'ed dollars; battalion, 'twen prreonment not exceedhereby amended so as to read a* follows; 'h um lerd dollars, or b y tm(> , Sec. 5. That said State Hoard of Hralth shall firn- and imprison officer of each garrì Km. fort, poet or other placr. ty-tive dol'a t: company, troop and band 748— Relative Rank ol O lflcei«.— The rank of have power (o e m p lo y » skilled veterinary rurgeon k-lng li» month», or b y b o th »uch s detachment . of the officers in the Naval Militia >1 naval rank, and its al a salary to l-e.fixrd by said Hoard, to ire known regimali lai or.carpa, drtnehrii ha tal fioit." detached l wen tv live * dollar . Uient, a t Uve ditcraUott Of th e court rrUtlCnJO the rank ol officers in the Arm y and ur- a* the Veterinarian trf the State Hoard o f Health, ' • See. 21. • T h a t Heeticm 091 o l the G eneral S u - company or other detachment In th e -rintronai 1itrepital—O o r t « - a. «i- ranchine__ Ktin t»latoon riollars. Triefe m «y Guard of Flòrida, «hall have (mwer to appoint for twelve and one-h«ll u a tri of the S ta ta o l F io n d a be. and the same I» euch iilacc or command a summary court to con­ also te land to irajK-ctor* of small arm» practice, g a n irrj militia snail Tie iUth as Is p re«rril*d in the who »ball have and discharge such duties as may Regulations for the United State« Artyy and frpm time to tiros lw irufjosed upon him by M id hereby am ended as to read a» folkiw»: sist of one officer, who shall have power to adnrin.- upon their -zqrasitinnjapproved by tho command N avy. The relitiv e rank of t>elty officers and, «91— M ilitary Property tn lie Accounted toe.— ister oath* and to try the enl-sted men of such gar­ lug officer ot the organiralion lo^which they are teamen of the Naval Militia shall lie the same as Hoard or jura! Btate Health Officer, and to employ agents and representatives of said State Hoard of r The unilorm s. arm s, ca m p equipage anil other M il­ rison. fort post or other place, or of such regiment attached amiI by the Adjutant General, not t j - for ijmjiar g in<|v ¡n 1tie- United StaJes Navy. Health and of said State Hralth Officer to perform itary «tore» ob tained th rough the appropnation« or corps, detached batallion. drtachcd compnny reeding — fifty- ihJlatV and to the Surgeon G eneriT 1 S e n 44. That wherever in the law* of Florida F any duties in connection with the adpiimstration by Congrets (or arm ing and equ ippin g the m im i*. or other detachment in the National Guard of upon H _____ _____ ._ by The Adi' hit requisition, approved Adjutant ltlp Urm or llt]r "P lorid a Slate T ro o p »"' la used ot this act that-n\ay be imposed upon them b y ■ are a n d »hall rem ain the p roperty o f the United Florida, lor breaches of discipline and violation* General, not exceeding twenty-five dollars, for the It »hall he understood as refer ring to and will ap­ said State Hoard Ot Health or said State Health filale», and a ll o th rr in iht»rv p ro perty, purchateil of the law* governing »uch organisations: nnd annual expenses o f thrir respective offices; Pro ply to the National Guard of Florida. Officer from time to time. from •ubile lu n d i, oro orni «hall remain tn t t»rop* said court, wiien r-atitned of the guilt of an »ecu«ed vided. That the payment of these allowance* »ball Sec. 45. That all laws and parts of laws in con­ arty of the S tate o f F lorid a. A ll pu ldic m ilitan ; toidier. may impose fines not exceeding twenty- 1« subjrct to such rules and restrictions os may tie flict herewith are hereby retírale 1. Sec. 6. T h at thr State Hoard o f Health iii 1 lieto' property of the U nitrd States or o f the State of five datlare for the same offense: may «m e n c e prescribed by the Regulations for the govcmmenl Sec. 46, That thi* Act »hall Income effective by authorized and empowered to ealablish, main­ . Florida shall be acetmnted for and uteri under non commissioned o ffic e « to reduotion to the uf the National Guard of Florida, ami that al immediately upon its passage and approval hv tain and enforce such quarantine and other mrasSurh conditions and rr»trictitun and in accordance ranks; may sentence .to foricilure.of pay, a n rial­ moneys to paid shall be treated as public funds the Governor. uye* relating to thr rare and movement* o f ani­ »■th »uch rules.at m ayb e pre*cnlred b y U » and lowances. or, whrn the troops are J11 the field in and accounted for a* also may bh prescribed by mals and live atock suffering from or afflicted with Approved June j, 1* 09. the Regulations of th e National Guard of Fionda camps of instruction, at rendezvous for tar­ the Regulations. any such contagious or infectious disease, and to make, adopt and enforce from lime to time such ' ( i ) —Commissioned officer» »hall pxercise the get irrad ici, on practice marche», or oth­ (a) The rent of armories shall lie paid by the rules and regulations as may lie necessary or »tn. test care and vigilance lor tlie (-rekervation of erwise engaged in » d iv e service, may sen­ State out ol a fund to tw biennially appropriated CMAPTtll 5931— (NO. 62). tence to confinemnet; Pro\-idcd, That »urn proper for the enforcement o f this Act, and to .the uniforms, arm*, equipment and other military by the Legislature carry out the purposes thrreuE L property furnished to thetr several command», and ronfinement »frail 00« ex letwi tieyond the Sec. 3 6 K . That Section 7 :v ol the General A N A C T to Au»hori*«'the State Board o f H i with time of the return to its home »tat ion o l the to Adopt. I’ roinulgaty-aiid Enforce R u in and Itsued by them to enlisted men: and in ctre of any fijotules of the Stale of Flotilla be. and the Mine Sec. 7. That the Stale Hoard ut H ralth «hail liy Regulation* for the Betterment and I’ rutcctipn rule favss thereof, or damage therclo. b y tbelr neglect or command Ui which the toldirr belong} and it» re­ is hereby amended to a* to read ax {¿How»: provide lor a safe and effectual manner for the of the Public Health o f the State of Florida. defvrltt, or tweauee o f their failure lo oleep-s and lief forni duty. The proceeding» of such court* disposal and destruction ul the carcasses o f domes­ 729-Inspections.— Tha Coramander-in-Chlel maintain the system for the care, use and aeerqm- shall tie informal, and the minute» therrof »hqll lie tic animal* or live stock which shall have died ' Mng fur military property prewtriied l»Y law pnd. the same a* U pretcrilwil for eunimary court« In 'may from time to time require'in»prction» to lie He It Enacted by the Legislature ol the Stele ot from or while afflicted With any of the contagious Florida t the Arm y of the United State*. No K-ntcnce of a made by officer* of the Inrpcctor General's De Uu- T. rulstton« forth * NaiionalGuarrl ui Fkmna or infectious diseases enumerated in Section 1 of tin 1 shall be liable l«> punldiment tqr »entence of a tumtnary court shall be binding or o f effort until lartifu-nt or other officer or officer» of the Nation Section I. That tlir fftetr Hoard of Health shall thi* Act. or pronounced, defined and declared by nv ot_____________ al Guard of-Plorida, or by any officer or officers of approved by the officer appointing the court, or • court martial for neglect o f duty. have the power to makr,.adopt, pro mu % ale and Mid Stale Hoard of Hralth, In such • manner as to the -Unite,! States Army * fm may l>e detailed the officer ooinmanding for the time J»-*ng. enforce rules and figurations from time to time re­ pTrvent the continuance or spread of such con­ hr,- 22 . T irel fieclkm , . « 5»*, ,o f the General try court shall have power to issue warrant* under authority from the nerretary of War, quiring and providing for thr thorough Mnitaltoq tagion or Infection. f i fitAtuteri of (he Stata of Pineta» be. and the rame ram m nSheriff* of l!|C State to arrest accused per- to the ta) I f it »hall* appeat from lire report o f an in­ and disinfection of nllpivsengercanp. »Irrpm g car» |BV.' is t.rrctrv amended in as to read as follows: them hefore it for trial whenever sans and Sec.. 8. That it shall Hc the duty o f the State steamboats and ifttu r vehicles oi Oansportation specting officer, aptKJtnlcd under this Section, . «''S —Penalty (o r txrea or Itrstroctlnn of Military ■uch prnoruTîavc disobeyed an order In writing Hralth Officer, upon bring notified of the exist­ .. rtoi'crty.— Every person ( who »hall wantonly from tlic officer appointing such court to appear that any officer »* incompetent or it impairing the in tins $tatr, and alao of all convict camps pejpi- ence, « r suspected existence, of any cate o f contentiarie*. jails, factories, hotels schools aud.othcr •»releasly. or intentionally tote, Injure or destroy before iti a copy ot the charge or charge* bjm g efficiency oi tire organization to which habekMM« , » 8ny uniform, “ann, equipment or other article ol d e liv e re d to thr accused with M id order. VThe by mismanagement, neglect hr misconduct, the dacr* used by or oi>en to the juihlic; to provide tagious or infectioux din a -f ip any domestic an(merit, segregation ami disinfection of iujjzi or live slock rmttnerlitrd'tq Bret ion r of (hie gin. ary pronerty Isaued by the Unitrd btate» or summary court »Iddi alto have powrr to issue.Utb- Commander-ln-Chief shall lake the action pro­ or the (realiing _ o. s prunon .. itnerd. defined-and-declared by raid commun)Lahly cuntagion» « s ire- -Aftb »■try 111« filale for m ilitary purpose*, and refuse to pocn^t for witncsjcfw to fniftiill for rciui-al t° |o .1»® l * vided for under Paragraph A. Section eS i, of this. animal* hav I d iseu r»; to provide for the care, segrega State Hoard o f Health under th* provision* o f sold _____ ______ _ m»kr goo,t »uch lots, or »hall sell and dtitroee o(, sworn or answer. *4 in.the care of other rovilUary Article. u4 ó und isolation o f’ persona hgying or suspected fiection 1. to cause said animal or live slock to lw remove or terrete (ho same with intent to sell or fb) I f it shall appear from the report n f * n in* of-havir,- any rein;m u ñ ío sle -cual agioui jjt Jo* aaamieed bveasd-VtlcnnanainifiJse State iio g n l ■aia Uairsiuf'. shaU b o d eem ed e u iily at a mts- ^ p ^ y r ? £ ? wnTruce»1 » / sum^rairy courts, and socetjug offioer.-appointed under thiq. t — to ivfpsIwM xtsaxssethod-of-diwpo- wrf Hy t t h r o r any other agent or representative of ■ »r and. upon rma n v irtio a mpereor „„«.-nor autbonty, ■ ■ M remit É I Éor I that wny public -property which-has lieev1 shall have p o w rrI to B'ieanor id io n th rreol Iwlpte , ----* said State Hoard of Health thereunto duly »uthürsitHjh-of garbage o f sewagrMmd. any other refuse e r t fri com iicteiU jurjad iction . «hall be-punislied I mitigate the same. uted to organlzntlims fpr tisc, has not been matter in ot near any inrorporatcd^cily o r town or iM-dln w riilp g b y said SrataTleîIlh nfficer, and if, J * tinvof not txcxn din g tsvo h u n d m l dollar», or kept or properly ho use, I, handled, adniinl* after such examination, the said State Health unlffrorpqratcd town or village of this State: to Sec. 29. That S ectional j o l t he G eneralfilalby imptieonment nnt e xceed io g »ig inonths. or by led lor, and accounted . , or that ___ it lia» treen loan ale for thr thonmsh Investigation arfil study Officer shall declare m UI animal or five atock to b « tqth sach fine and inrprisounidut, a t tb t dl«crr- ute» o f the S u te of Florida be. and the tam ers injured, o r used for other, than m ilitary pronert ic causes cf all iiiK -.iv«. epidemic* arul othfr- infected w ith 'an y such eonlagjuui jir infectioua hrrtby amended to as to read a» fo llo »e: Jlon ul the Court. the Gommandci-in-Chicf shall institute such di st,.in this State, *nd tha ineara^of'jlrevvnt r w disease, the M id State Hraltfi Officer shall have ."713— Sheriff'» Tee».— Fee* to fihcriffl for tha ciplmxry measures as are provided for Ly law. ar contagion and d iv a «« , orvl the pubhcation and the power to (ilacc such animal or live stock, and t (») W hoaoever. w ro n gfu lly purebaae». rtlain» itnbution of *uch information a* may contribute all othrr animats, which have lieetr exposed to or h , . in his n osseuion a n y arrn vaecou trem en t, service of all process Issuing out o f military courU, may order tho_Judge Advocate General, o f oth puty Sheriff* Sheriffs upon propcr legal officer of th» State, to protecute the ___ ____________________ M »aid contoifion nr .infection. In quarantine d u rim Tfit preservation of the puhlic healitcand th* ¡JJriiFJ« or uniform . to ol o r iiuplem ent. or o th e f and far the attendance o f Deputy as (>rovided by Gw by the ro B u o iih k ollictr.and may. in dinraxr: to supcrvlte and CegulalA T ilth length o f time and under such circumstance* such courts, shall be the same cr*ntron of diaraxe: B f l 'c l e of m ilitary p roiierty, n^ukesl or bram led to c - ■ tr.y T h v his discretion, disband tho ofKAniratkm. municipal and county sanilatiim; ------------- and lo make a* said Slate Health Officer m ay determine to tw Ir-dtcate th a ï i l t* the n tn iierly o t the U n ited fur tho service-of rimila* pi* eess Itsued separate ordets and rules to meet any emergency proper. That M id State Health Officer «hall hav* Wate» or Btate ni F lorida, »haQ lié g u illy o f a ml*- o v il courts of the State. In trials by summary S tc. 37. IT ia l €«<t»on J i t of lb« Hener court, when the accused has been arquilted. the not provided fnr by general rules ami regulations the powrr to rondrmn any animal or live stock 4e»iir*nbr and, inron con victio n iwfure a court qf •riff's co*U and ires shall be paid out o ( the a i d of lh« S u t c of FloriiU he. *rul the - jTv |n tif ‘- 1 — for the purpose of suppressing nuisances and Com- which he ahaJbro ritdlcMon. »bail b« fined not raccMI- Sheri m follow»: hereb y Amended to a t to re*d iibiic funds Idn d l In IB potaession PUUWIIUII ol UI the Ull' commanding uniii inject ions d iva s*, and n.r.nif»b U , .p'nllt'if"'* an,t i" lf . i “ ‘ ■ ■' 1,1 * *" I *"li-í ' A » If Tînt 1L " dollar», o r J ir o r iio p e il « “ » r *: public ‘ — i— ■ ■'— *----* ' *Um accused B fH «rT>f therargaoirarirm to whteh m i y f AArif-tn> n.V — 1 ■:. y jinri.hx*,lh ‘ i-lisSeeferiwg-Wtri» --- --------------„ih ». o f ii<,tb, a t ibedùcreTibn o f son tncfiarao o f euc ? » m m a f i i f tïw T a m i^ o ^ iUiri rj “ ' ■ ■ -------- ■----------------iwteirupl, rnowM o r wtffrd"" hfA -* vi'E 'T I i af nulfiing herein conte! ■^-eKrtr-V ir w t a ffg y if8. il» ' ____ ___ __________ ___ _ hehavlnr, or shall ob- ■hall lie construed as in any wire preventing or with. and oteke auch diijHuition of the parcas« insult, b y abusive words or h ptttrrf ■% f*w 'ifiTH 5m rnn!H fr cf Account etrtmeü therrof as may he (irurjilcd by the rule of Mid ated or Isolated strueVor'lnlerfere srith any offioeror enlisted man first rie ling any person una»,.tu ré ly ui>on b it vacating ana cate o f the court i hit own metis p m treatment.’ m m or m in State Hoard of Health hereunder. That If the while on duty at any, parade, drill or meeting of from choosing hist er (6 bis successor, or to such other General. ,• his m ilitary organization, or while engaged In (he any wise limiting any^ diseased ponan In his right owner or pc toon in charge of any such enlmaf or u-----may be designated Try*t he Commanderpiihtary duly, be y other proper piihjary he to choose or select whatever method nr mode o f five stock shall refuse to kilt Mid animal or Ilv* That Section 710 o f the Geaeral Stat­ performance of any 5cc. 30. lef or other competent authority, all records. lb ___________l be pul put under guard and may be treatment he may believe to tv- the most effica­ stock when thereunder required by Mid State t« o o f Fiorala Hie aaroc is shall Immediately ‘■4M u.ax uff the t b * State ---- -------------- , be, . , and ,, tw 'o i reports, public fuódx.afid nuli- u cious In the cure o f hi* ailment; Frovidcd, however. Health Officer, it shall by thr d u ty 'o f tha S la t« kept, at the discretion ol the commanding officer, ' atinr U) hi» former office or com hereby amended so as to read fee follows, until the parade, drill roretin g or duty. U cum That nothing lure in contained shall tw construed Health Officer to order the Sheriff, or any Deputy Sheriff, In the county in which »Old animal or 1 1 va Up*m his« («H faTlure to m it e such transfer as In any wise limiting any duty, power or power» Field ___cer may commit rtii-k'daand the commanding offi 720— Required to Participate In D rills, !**>in a prriod o f fifteen day», it. »hall be the dut y C zeroise* and lte r «d rt.-K v T rv r o m ^ n ^ troop such person to any police offificer or oonetehle of now possessed by or heretoforri granted to ttte stork m ay be, to kill said animal or live stock im ­ .his nvxt Superior commander present at the and detachment of the National Ouard ofF lorida. any tosrn cr city where such parade, drill, meet- Mid State Hoard o f Health by the Statutes of this mediately ami dtsnoseof the carcass thereof In tha s‘ ■>or, in.the absence of such copimonder, of the not excused by the Governor, shall patridpate in ing or duty is hwld..ur . to . the Bhrritl of thr coupty, State, or as affecting, modifying tw repealing any manner prescribed b y tuch rules, and In such COM imander in-Chief, to direct some proper officer field caercisrs.wbether it be a camp of instruction, who shall detain him lo f examination belore a rule or regulation heretofore adopted by said tha Slate Iloard o f Health Ahall hav* the right to recover by an action of assumpsit from the owner the charge o f all «uch record*, report», fund» rendesvous for target practice, or practice march court having jurisdiction of Uie place. Dotard. Sec. 2. That any person who »ball violate, di*- or person In charge of such animal or Ilv* stock, ■property os can be located and recovered, to for a l leo|t five coaaecutlve days each year, and (b )— Every commanding officer when on duly M, tr»* Inventory of the same and report the 3 tí :' -ÎT SFP r ;¿;i| B ^ B 1: arar —- : - .X L. . ...ir e : Z ■BESiâBw -Ï '; �•.w- '•r t'ÍF ^3 the c n it r»{ killin g the w m a am] dls|to*ing «f the food, d ru g. o r liquor «old. kept o r offered for rale h the person perron convicted t« adulterated o r roi«i h yy the c a r r a n thereof n >a fm tw id . 1 Sac. 9 . T hat w h en ever a n y anim a) o r liv e stock branded, or la of of a a »»ironou« o r delataron » «{liste r.,r r r n ,to mrwmng 1)1 v .r ll.I. c l f l h e aan.e . ttitn ------ 1» ■■b H"Ricaiung uni A n 5ii t hat! b e JÙUcvl-h>■ tiw . o m iiw . t lw n e l r f n r w tan t -trj »—. th e order» nf m id fl ta te H ealth O fficer under the shall lie .r im i ana destroyed. or tf not of a irOvisiôn» o f this A ct, th e ow ner o f «uct. anim al or poisonous or deleterious »djpraetermay-he sold or Ire »lock «hall tw enlltleit to he paid for «uch a n ­ olh erw iw disposed of, b y ot-ttrToTTna court in such im al o r lir e stock b y the S ta te Hoard o f H ealth in manner a« tha court m ay in the order direct, which order shall (piaci attain« any further v.ath ei follow follow ing anner: In« m anner; T he ow ner o( the anim al live stock shall apinolni iiit latltwaol this Act_by suchaalo or other rlisposition T il* proceeds fiom any sale ao ord*rr<l. Ir»i e x ­ One appraiser, th e S la te H ealth O fficer shalII ap point a n o lh rr, and th e Veterinarian of thi- S tate pense«, « h a l l i * converted into theC etirral Bund B oard o f H ealth sh all con stitu te a th ird , and sueh of the Stato Treasury three appraisers so appoin ted shall, .upon taking . . Sec l O . T h a t aatnpW a-fof a na lysis .« half-)*qualilieq and sworn inspector*, inspecior*. - o a th , ten der trnisTtna ju *l appraisem ent of such token Íh y1the d u ly qualified anim al o r liv e stock proceed to appral appraise the valu e -dtttij~rotTt*tmi«mvTTrrn^ lif t a 61 f K V t and In the manner prtecribed below, ” Tklue »-.it condition a t the tim a o( such a p p ralM ^ Bcultura* H| cttrabt*. « taken in procu rable, sam ples shall 1 be ij premised (I orice p ru e shall t,e oalJ W henever nm ’ m ent, and such «oprala. Original unbroken p a ck a crs said packages packages, parkaaes »halt »ha! b y th e «aid A late B oard of H ealth in th<LMtne origin al w d In n e r and lie rapped in in paper tied! «ecnrrly and seah-'l sealed m anner as Its o th e r expense« are paid: P ro v id e d ! I * w ram . _ _an ___seven _____ . T_h a_t_ on moro th ty-five ¡ t i t ooo) dollars T h a i tn eases whero it Is not pra ctica b le to send a te. an shall be paid for a n y horse o or mule, and no more sam ple for analysis in an original package, as for th an fifty (fs o .e n ) dollars shall t * paid for any tpstance, in case of syrups, o r other .liquids In other dom estic anim al w hich shall be condem ned liarrols. or flour in ha reels, etc . the Inspector sha.l and killed In the m anner hereinalm vc provided; take a fair sam ple o f the sam e In the prow nee of and P rovided further. T h a t no anim al o r live the seller, place It In a auitahle receptacle, securely stock »ball lie paid for b y said S ta le Board o f close, seal and forw ard th e sam e to the C iu em .i H M tth. uidess the ow n er thereof shall first m ake sioner of A griculture, and e v e ry ease where a it «p p ra r tn thè «atis’ actlon o f thè State Health sim p le is taken the person takin g such sam ple shall a t the tam e lim e. In the presence o f the per* ” 1 OfT.rer: . (I) T b a t aaid animai or live stock «hall bave from whom the sam e U. taken, seal with paprr . been owrned and kept In thè Siate o f Piorida nne seals or otheririie, a n o lh rr like SAtuple article ta k en , on which taid.M mpIr.Cicon. thei seaL year prevlout to its condemnntion _ _ _ placed Ihereon, shall I * w ritten the nam e of the : i l i TH'at said anim ai or Uve slo ck contraetesi person takin g said «ample, and the d a le when the th è disease for w b lrh it had been condernned while sam e it taken and the «aid sam ple shall be deliver,- Î S c c T Ì i The num ber o f sueh s ta lr w a y t o r lire .in k and m aintaining a S tate n __ escapcs, and th cjr locai km , m aterial and con- m ake such additional I r a n m v L « ^ j«•n d ttoSlntrtinn. «hall tv. as designa ieri nml prrSC fibttL b y.r iiro«> 1iene U n u .«« such an tn s iliu ^ S ™ ^ o ’ I d ? fm,n~ ,J- v to u, tfié Board o f P u b lic fm tru ctio n n f thè c o u n ty in It useful ami to properlv n -iii A 1*>'p ,n tender which said «chool building o r building« slmll be mands of rod , a S T n ^ i i : , ' ,,,, 1« )f)Ql]'Iftt| t Ssc. 3. T he D o a ri o f P u b lic In s tn ic tio n o f c a d i live , ^ k . tool?, m a ch in ery ^ ” ) " ' chx' r utb o( thè countles of thè S ta te o f F lorida «hall, nn or as m ay be necessary ; , ’ l’ rr ''-'I'f’ r.rn u twfore O ctolw r rst, i.icq, or ns «ton th erca fter «« duct. such S tate i C f i , 'A <o« m ay tw p ra ti .cable, b ave c o fu rr .iftc d thè stn.r* Imddingsi in such manner a V w t n tf>» w g ys o f lire ercaps-s m -reitriefm r drscn tie.1, and such of the S la te Prison noo d . . - 1 tK r!>tc fur {hall at all tinr.-. i ex p o r b a ve U.» ««me k e p i in cateti on laÌtf farri, perite - o rd rr. ier d o o r, public and a fso n a ra tln D ^th th e? 'w ¡?m7r.r,ion tr' .’,*rt>ar»trf 'fa r s ’i e ? I R m : T E a l oUTTic ori thè ou ter .lo r. o f.a n y Public l « ^aepnraling h ii!'i7 ^"rr' K h oo l bulklliig. whero ttirn. -ball b * lis o or m ore ; pnsoners. excrtit w hrn - ni 11 I 11liveii_ tir l»T «,-,.,..i» 1!_ .« rrmT v e i „,,.. , a¡.y ^ '"r w l u u ^ U y * H ^ p w t w d - - - t h T m” r «* o n -put t ( ?croi - p i ^topethrr f n t ^ w In t|,rir and to provide n hospital bit Udine f„rV v ? * 0fk; th ey w ia sw ie « to the rtil-.ide. See. J. I he Hoard c.f I u blic In struct Ion. for the care an d m aintenance ->f «if k ami dfit»*?!} • '•'■ A'? several count»«-» o f the S ta te o f P lo n d a «hall, on o r ers before O c to b -r i n , tqoo. o r a l soo-f th ereafter as m ay be p racticable, h ave the doors oi said school S la te at building« rhanged, If ncoeti-utry. to co m p ly wi t h rccte.1 to withhold from lea-r afl f e m lu ^ .v “ 1 d*' Ihe provisions o f Section » o f this A ct. crippled, deform ed and all otlw r f?- ' l*lr *ied, Sec. It. T h e pu perinlen dent of P u b lic Instroc- the discretion of S d B t i T i ^ >° lion o f the S tate of F lorid a shall, on or before form reasonable m anual Ul«.r T m l ''^ .f 0 O ctober t«t, rung, or a« «non th ere afte r a s m ay 1* rm in lo g w h at Pri*nuer, :.re °* practicable, form ulate and preecribe ta ctics of deU visions o f th is Aet sh sll »*- ,1,, ' , rl ln, •¡,r pro. instruction, for fire drill* for all th e p u blic school« of the S tate o f Ptorida. and each teacher teach ing itusuch school shall l * provided w ith a c o p y of s ic h tactics, and il «hall I * the d u ty of each and eve ry of such teacher« to Instruct th e stu d en ts o f ^ • ^ o j M a i n r e c i i a a i d e . , t norkA1® ^ their r e s p e c t i v e . in *u ch firo d«**» «.* Proscrilwd b y the S tate Superintendent n( P u b lic In- l struction. ‘ ek riß n e,* (urpishing & Ä « .=......'bng. ,Scc. 7. A n y teacher or o r ofticer officer m ept(one,i entioned tn this ,Sec. n th is and ‘ Ä mf" b an. Other renuisiles rer,ui.itc» n Ä e c r - ÄA A t t who »hall fail.o r.re fu se to co m p ly w ith th e x ik - H io requirement« n f-strrh -i,.-^ :-.!?..” " ’ tTnp p rovisions J ieryof *h«ll be itn in v w l r r o ir T h tr ig ^ jte o a i d b v th s S t . i . r. ■ , • |rI liln ,'.'n «kt»-aiOwn-oengwer------- — ; ' . . the , . . „ i7fr' r5* (mw thè hire ture of of such such prisoner! p riw n rrs aa». .it, are 1 Irawd .mm Sec. B. T his A c t shall ta k e effect from it* pas- lo Urne, a lte r usinn thr im-wlnri, ’" ’ r*” ?* sane and a p p roval b y th e O o vernor. fa m i, in ro far as it can he d in e !K* A pproved June 4. 1909- • * p o r t o f llie in m a te s of thè ln«titnti¡£ ' ,hr j w d m t a l surgery in this 5T*tor * h » l l b e c o n m prim« l a c l e evidence in a n y « u r t in thi* S ta to A the memben! o f said P ^ r\L # t n y ¡.m j aha) « le a trm n u clb » of tho buslnrss of tha Bóatd. It shall he the duty of l he Doari to adopt w ch rules for it* governmeat as It may deem wise and proper; I’ mvfded. That said role« shall mu conflict with the pro­ vi «tom of this Act. ‘ ■f . ' . , Arc. 3. <Ine member o f said Board «hall grant a temporary certificate to an applicant who lias a diploma from a reputahle dental college, and who ipasst-s a satisfactory s «a in Ination, for which lees n rntliuifdltl r n v tr ir t'lff'W tto n iHj . TAG »hall IwofiarKcd *1 III BfCtkAt TnT ntIUs certiflcate-*hn!l o cntltls cr-rimcrne-mu.i » . « the holder to practice unt 1 no case shall such tetn p om ry certiflcat* shall «uch such tem ternnrw rd. o r extended, not shall b** again giranted ificate llie i r o ta r y certificate R tan tid to the same ■ cation therefor, n a second application a applicai applicant upon th n e fo r nor nor a lte r tush applicant rpUeant baa hai been refected b y (he it nr ) No person, u uulcsit n i «legally - — . qualified .. . . ,prior Sec. to the passai:e o off this A ct, shall practice d e n tistry nr den ial surgery, o r a n y branch thereof, in this S tate, until he hat obtained a certificate from la e Plortda S ta le Thianl oi D ental B x.w n n ers os here­ inafter provided ... ' ’ , • Sec. s. Bach person who desires tn p rocu re ie d tis tr y or dental surgery, o r an y t.ranch thereof, w ithin thru S late, shgil file w ith the S ecretary of -aid Hoard a w ritten «tipllraium for a certificate. *«ul fu rn ish satisfactory proof th at tie is a t trust iih c iiiik iii, tw en ty one years of age. of good m oral charocter, Hoard li* la c ln r v to the ltoatd and present evidence » satidaclni t l.a L t llie . e iiss aa graduate of n reputable d en lal cflllege, Irflnc l tiv *h«.«AeUtma nf B a a ta l iiuiici.U -lSudi.-aupU _atiplicatioa_ cation-m m ust i>st lie-upon lw .utiou.U thic. e and furnished b y the B oard, and l*n d o i ariimsT; Tn any nne v«nr . ^ ^_____ \‘n ? t |est«w-u AtaiC. , llÙ ______o .f . tlir . . . . ____ j mV «ubmlt ____ lair samplr» b i form p ro s critti an verified h y oath. fooils and drugs to th e Com m issioner of Agricul tnarian of thg S ta te Hoard o f H ealth, or any au­ lu re for an alysis, when drown tn the prm-ence ot Sec. A. W hrn «uch application and the accom ­ tbnrised ren reten talivo or agent n l the sS ita te tw o witnesses, in the m anner prescribed b y this panying proof a re (on mi satisfactory, th e Doaro CHAFTER "¡¡MB— ! HO. fiO.i B oard o f H ealth, shall havo the right a t all time* Section: said wltnewt to ia b serib f-afi;-a n d all.v shall n o tify the applicant to appear before it for ( « t iT o r s s s f f l ì ' d . n i tn em « r a n y prernii^s. farm«, V atds. i.eld«, pen«, their seals tn the »aid p ackagf*, one to J * del.v- an exam in ation a t a tim e and place to be u sed by niding for and R equ irin g th e T each jde« of A gricu ltu re abatto irs, siau gh ler-h o u isi. cars or vessels where t m l to the from it it ta'Scen, the other be: the Board, E xam ination m ay be m ade orally or io v e m m e n t in AH a n y dom estic anim als op live «lock are at n ny tim e tra-isuuU ed to the Com m issioner at Agriculture. in w ritin g -of in a v lie p ra ctica l-or theoretical, or gath ered o r k e p t, o r w h erever the carcass o f any Anil on receipt tiy him o t such sample package, both, at the discretion of the Board, and shall lie ____________ ■ ___ ita te o f F lo rid a : to such m ay Ire,»-id to determ ine in sueh w a y as m ay properlv draw n and witnessed, the Cmimiisidiffter of such a character a* to t«*t th e qualifications of Provide a P e n a lty In Case A n y C o u n ty B oard iw ire deemed necessary w hether «aid live stock are of Agriculture* shall transm it the sam e to. »hi the applicant.(t> |ir«ctiee deflH stry br dental *urof Iff! neat ion Fail» P rovide fur the T each in g suflcri ng t roswrox a im eubtre t -uf- an y *m-h S tate Chem!«l. who shall a n a ly re the sam e an .1 g e ry of the Sam e, and R equirin g A ll TeaEhers to rep Should' the ap p lican licantt iw»** lutss a satisfactory r y.” .' Should conutgiuus o r in fectiou s disease. > • Stan .l a S atisfa cto ry E x am .n atio n U p on : '.vd j o r v ’he 1 »hall be granted a certificate b y certify the results 1» the Com m issioner o P A g r b examination» See. I I . T h a t a n y person or person* trim shall culture, who »hall return to th e sender « 'c o p y a t th e H S u b ire pi. uaui.. signed ll n .s m U rs n n ^ a n t a ml bubtectv. , ' ... , , at ton shall Jw ava! lai U uaid ..sigu ed b y a il Iwaring the seal of said llo a n l which certificate He It Q nTim * c J f i l J ! J j . f i c . . « L Ü H j M ^ * . j iütkir m i g ja l h w i HI T h tT u n .rtirllflca le o f Analysis. ‘ ,ton a% m a y bc nec -, 'trgulatlóy hc - itl M th ^ u y ^ireanla vtw q r. « . . U s U n okeH-wp ïkéàU prnetier «Irnlistry nr ric n u l wurgrry in thl» Srcflnn I* T h a t t n f eicm cn tiin r p H n a p le t o í o í CommtH&toncn o f P peal from the resutt o f a n analysts made b y Hi* Src. 7. A n y perron s h a ll'be regardref as prac A gri cu !tu re and the elrm cn U o f C iv il'G o v v n n iu m t ^ W Ì f o i T n ' m i c h - approp^iìt'Iìn ' T.’ .''''Ji ,m* ï* Board ut Health, or any agoni or representative of S tate-C h em lft. o r by an A ssistant S ta le C l.rm lst Being den tistry o r den tal surgery, In the meaning under his direction and supervision, and shall d e ­ ____________ ____ ____________ ____ Office! “ eelth. or State Health Officer said State Board oi this A ct. who «hall open or m anage an office Mon an.l public schools o f the S ta le o t F lor- A c t. *uch requisitions to lw «"gnr U . -h- r ? ,hl* Act, i appointed under th is A c t, shall be deemed g u ilty mand another' analysis, the duplicate «ample &or such purpose, o r «hail announce to the public Ida. and .h a ll Iw studied and ta u g h t a s th o ro u g h ly o r and Coram lssione. of A « n n . m V.'.n «>?h ot a ___________ misdem eanor amd. i. upon con viction thereof, scaled and delivered to the person (rom whom ■ in a n y w a y that he is a practicing dfnflU.'or'STry* l u n in the JBL. same , . . .m _anner gis o th e r likeI reqtdrvd requisition the C—on-ipfrollrr .hail i.r i , jr ,r fg« t « «... »„ j ------- ahail shall baxpuwifcJuvi toy • fine not exceeding one the sam ple w a s taken as provraJdTh'thi« «¡tciiori, one w ho perform * an y operation-upon the tret n o r branches » r i s t u d i c i and tau g h t in »aid schools. ren ts on the fi| « la te HTIt^ trea su rer, who .hall ,h , shall be sent for analysis to some reputable ch e m ­ thousand dollars o r b y im iu U oam sn t not eaceed Sec. n ty «am dout o f such fund* provide* artificial teeth a* substitute* for natural . i t3. s T h a t t it» »hall . .(Iw (ho d u ty o f the 1 C o u -I 1 1 ™ ono y ear, or both, in th ed .acreun iscretio n oi of the Corn Court ist. upon whom the Com m issioner of A griculture, teeth. And the opening o f a den tal office, or the School ing one Hoard ducation o f the aevcm severall cou counties R oan! of E d ucation nties See. 7. T h e Hoard of CommUeinr,**. rtr e. . S ec. 13. T h a t the C ircu it Court., Courth in C han cery iof the S la te Chem ist, and the perron dem anding tha announcem ent to the public In a n y w a y th at th o of the S tate to proscribe am i require th a t th e . In stitu tio n s is hereby at.thorir.-d to sri hdrew * th is S ta ta «hall havATHe bow er to 'en force a n y of analysis shall agree. teachers th rough ou t th eir cou nties re»pr-cTlvely, •-----»*— •------- --------- ■ itn.iraw The certificate of an a lysis o f the S la te Chem ist, one so announcing is a practicing den tist, shall be teach tha eU m en tary principles o f A g ricu ltu re ,- i i y n the lease con tract now executr I hy - i " the provisions o ( this A c t and a n y rule of said .ri.na faeie evidence in an y court ol m m peten t B oard to r Ihe hire o f S tate prisoner* [nr four years S ta te llo a n l o f S t e a l t h lie ry u o d e r' and to Issue "trfvhii A ssistant, when properly verified by the and the E lem ents of C ivil G overn m en t, In the com m encing Jan uary is t. 1910. on the term, and urisdictioa; Provided. T h a t nothing In thi* Act Mt Writ» of in) unction upon the application of the affid avit of the S tate Chem ist o r his A ssistant; shall t>e so construed as to prevent regular licensed •am e m anner a s oth er like required branches |ire stip u latio n s aet ou t fn said leave reuitmct. wherrk S tare Board of H ealth against an y person who shall be prim a-faclc eviden ce in an y c o u rt o f law physician* and surgeons from extractin g teeth : studied anil tau g h t in said school*. It 1» provid ed th at the twxvee Conu j-.y ^,4|| MT shall violate o r a ttem p t to violate an y of the p ro ­ or e q u ity in this State. Sec. 3. T h a t it »hall Iw th e d u ty o L a ll e x a m in ­ and Provided, further. T h a t nothing in this A c t on all prison erenot w ithdraw n Trom the 1««- reaA ll chem ical determ inations, or a n alytes m ade visions oi this A ct. o r a n y rule o r re,Tulaticm of ing board* in .th is S ta te .in nnoecrtMng exam ln xshall prevent anyone from axtractin q teeth w ith tract an addition al sum of fifteen i-er cent pet iy the S ta te Chem ist o r the A ssistan t S tare la id S lat« Board of 1lealth m ade hereunder Tlrtu* for te a ch rri in the public schools, t o require ca p ita per annum on the amount hid f-.r d l of ih« .UUtkhc use o f * local o r general anaesthetic* Sec. U . T he provisions o f Section o of th is A c t Chem ists, o r b y ‘ chem ists .gm nU ircd in case o f th rm to stand a sa tisfa cto ry esam in atim i in the S ta te prisoners, such prisoners a . ore deverihed la Src. 8. A n y person gran ted a certificate b y the ’ B fip l'a C sh all be m ade according to the method» •h all be re tro a ctive and «halt ap p ty To an y and all -uilure, and th e ele­ en tary principles principle* of Artm -ulture. cle- Section t o f this A c t. n " S tate Board of D ental E xam iners as herein p ro­ elem entary animal« killed in Florida, in oomph».ice w ith the adopted b y the Association ' of Official Agricul vided. shall personally cause hi* o r her certificate m ents of C iv il G overnm en t. the sam e as upon a n y Sec. B; T h e . Com missioner of law s of the S ta te ot Florida, w ithin tw o year* n ext turn! C hem ists o f the U nited States. ----- j - — — Agdeiiltnre other ju b jr c n taught in said school*. to be regi«tcred w ith the Clerk of the C ircuit C ourt See. I t. T h a t it «hall be the d u ty o f the C o m ­ -reby directrel to have kept hereby a correct account of p rior to the passage of this A ct, Sec. 4. T h a t a n y person w h o fails o r n eg lects to all m atter* p ertain ing to thi State l ‘ri son Psrni Provided ( t) , T h a t the value o f all anim als su missioner o f A gricu ltu re and the S ta te C hem ist if each c o u n ty in w hich he desires to practice beforegoing o n g o___ in g provision* provisions _____ ___H nf Beetle R __ _ herein .Provided killed io com plian ce w ith the laws of the M a te of to fix stan dard s of p u rity for food products where fore beginning the practice of den tiatry in said c o m p ly i ritta th e L . - . - for .... and to — rei ..p o rt fully li.rnt.iahy cnt« o f said pro Ir i , s* and an.' j . when the renulrem to the Lctr.dature, a* i* now pHivid.- l hy jaw ré F lorida, w ithin the tw o years n ex t prior to the the sam e are not fixed b y this A c t. in accordance co u n ty or counties, and to be, and a t all lim es, d is­ I, dona ia p p ly to th rm .. shall sh all be g u ilty o c f* n é g lig e r.« ta tlv e UTa S tate Prison or Penitemi.irj passage ot this A c t. ahail be appraised as of the with th n s: -rom u lgated b v the S ecreta ry o f the played in a conspicuou* place In his o r her office visiona itu ty and »tibjrct t _______ p j r r to rem oval h Sec. 6 . T h e Prison Farm li--.ein tmvMed for tim e when the ow ner of raid anim als recei ve.) from T rra -.iry , th e Secretary, of A gricu ltu re and the wherein he o r she shall practice-such profession, ot their shall b e know n a s ,'and for oil th e S tate H ealth oflici-r notifiFhtion o f their dts- S ecretary o f Com m erce and l-aiw r o i the United arel «hall further, when requested, e xh ib it euch a u th o rity for such failure to com p ly J lJ a .v i am i p a ris W law * » certificate to a n y m em ber of said B oard o r it* S ta tes when such standards have been published. JL R ía te . .r n r r t er.1ia.IT ry ot oi Florida ITnr.da T I Ibard ÖJ "I eav-d oon dition rfT ). T h a t it shall not be necessary flict v?tirt* hereby repea! a u l hwriseil a g ent M herew i Com m isvonrr* o f S tate Institut«.’'« diali rlret « for the ow ner o f sueh an lm sls to m ake it appear^ jm .l.w h e n noL ____________ ____ Late C hem ist »hall fix such Appro»-ed June i . 19^6 Superintendent thereof, who«- ilarv. rnl toest fih l g iT V n lm k li to V TTU J W W In ihe S ta te JST TTu.lc.iUi.re Sec. 9. T h e Hoard may, revoke the certificate ceed IWn thousand dollar* p.-r annum «hall te Plor. la one y e ar previous to notification of their standards: PrdvM rd, th at the stan dard s for lard, obtained b y fraud or m isrepresentation, o r if the CHAPTER 5939— (NO. 70). m ixed edible ta ts and cotton seed oils are hereby fixe,! b v sa id Hoard: and »ticheiherhrl- , tr.*»be -perron nam ed therein use in toxican t* or drug* to diseased condition: ( i ) . T h a t a n y prroon m ay be paid for a n y num ber o f anim als killed w ithin a n y defined 0».follow *. laird is Hereby defined to be *uili a degree a* to ren der him-xmflt to practice A N A C T to P rev en t the W an ton o r U n necessary deem ed necvKvary b y «.lid III a n i d a l l i , • rimiloVed the fa t of frexhly slaughtered swine, it m ust not and th rir com iw nsation »hall I« ». 1 . v ,j¡d d e n tiitr y o r dental surgery, o r ha* been con victed one y e a r when such anim als wero killed w ithin D estru ctio n oL p ood Fish. I * from a diseased anim at o r a n y ’ portion ot an of a felony *tib*equcnt to the date o f hi* certificate. tw o years n ex t prior to the oaasage of thla A ct. He It Enacted by the L egislatu re o l th e S ta ir ot D oan l. All sglarie« shall be paid (nun f -p ro ­ ceeds from the hire of h*ale nriwiftcfn ____ Sec. 14. A ll law s or parts of laws Inconsistent anim al unfit for fond, o r contain less th an n in ety- It such con viction U vacated, reversed o r aat-aslde r to r ld a : Sec. in . A t an y tim e a “ main"-S tilò pmnoM herew ith are hereby repealed, anil this A ct shall nine per cent, o f pure fat. A 'm ix e d edible fat is o r the accused panlgned, his certificate shall tie Section 1— I t «hall be u n )a w fn l-fn r'« n v person defined to I * a m ixtu re which contain* n ot Iras nfjncd in the Stuf» Prison Farm In-r- .* t-r-,videi operative from the date of th e vacation , reversal ta ke effect im m e d ia te ly .. than ninety-nine tier cen t, of »weet m ixed fa t c y c h iu g or takin g m u llet, o r a n y o th e r food fish,, r m a y becom e aide »0 p irf .rjn i ' :-..nnsl o r pardon. Approved June fi, 1909. * anil ttiajr.conaist rif-a mi «lure o f refined cotton in o r from a n y of the w ater* nf thi* M a te , trod not turned fire. 10. N o action to revoke a certificate shall using such fish because of it* sm all ti/c o r oth er U N .r a s anahte-bodim l pri-onrr. h-- n-nv seed oil or o th e r edible vegetab le oils w ith tw eet o v e r -to the Lesu-e Com pany lor ho, n.-lrr th* CHAPTER S«J I— (HO. 65). beef fa t o r o th er edible anim al fa t. and m ust be sold be taken u n til the accused has been furnished a causa to put o r leave such fish on a n y hank, shore, con tract price (or leoscd p ri-ni'-ri -rt«,n »Sr re­ ita U m e n t of the charges again st him and notice of A N A C T A uthorising and D irecting th y T ransfer 11fitter a registered o r p ro p riety brand and proper­ the tim e am i place th e r e o f T he accused m ay Iw beach o r other place ou t o f w ater, bu t auch parson com m endation o f the Com m !. i(>ru r ,1 .1unr.illy la lieln l w ith a d istin ctive Irade-m artf o r name shall i.nm t-dlatrly return such fish to the w ater. tu re .'w ith the approval of tin Board ’ Ojn.mí» of S ix ty Thousand D ollars from th e Hoard of i s t hearing the nam e o f the m anufacturer. Edible »resent a t .th e hearing in person, b y counsel, or Sec. 3. A n y perron violatin g o r failin g to com H ealth T ax Fund to the I’ension T ax Fum l xrih . T he statem en t o f charges and n otice m ay p ly w ith the provisions o f this A c t shall tie deem ed «¡oner* of S tatr Institu tio n , cotton seed oil is.bereby defined as refined cotton Sec. I I . A ll taw- ur p a r t, of , , . conflict He It finacted by the L e tid a lu ra of the bfata of J"j . "* need oil. free from dlsanreeable taste o r odors. Iw served personally upon alien person, o r mailed Illy o f a m isdem eanor, and sh a ll'b e nuniahrd w l h the p m viiion s of tljis Act ty- v ■ tin vim* to him a ( his last-know n qddrr*»..at least tw en ty W hite cotton eecd oil for edible purpose« is cotton a fine of not m ore than one hundred dotlara or are h ereb y repealed. S a S o n - H 'T h a t the Cbm plroUer is hereby day* prior to the hearing. If upon such hearing Sec. 13. n . e provision* of 11i f Act -hall take authorite.1 and directed to d raw his w arrant seed o il which Has been refined in such a m anner the Hoard finds the charges are true, it m ay re­ im prisonm ent n ot m ore th an s ix ty d a y s, o r b y effe-» and t.e in fid) force upon t-i age and against the B oard of H ealth Fund for S ix ty as td be nearly ndotletsi culorlcs* and flavorless voke the certificate. Such in vocation shall take both sueh fine and im prisonm ent A pp roved June 4, igng. 1- -inning a ap p ro v al b y the G overnor Or -w> Thousand D ollars, and the S tate Treasurer is W inter cotton seed oils for c-dihle purposes are from the person named In th e,certificate all rights those from which a portion of th e stca n n e has been law w ithout su ch a p p rova, . hereby directed to charge the am ount of tan! w ar. And privilege* acquired thereby. rem oved. T h e y m ay be eith er w hite or yellow . CHAPTER 5940— (NO. 711. /Approved June j. 1909 ran t the Hoard oi I lealth T a x F un d , and to Sec. t l . A »tenoifraphic report o f each proceed­ credit the sam e to the Pension T a x Pund to be W henever the S tate Chem ist m ay find, b y esa m - ing to revoke a certificate shall be uiade a t th r e x ­ A N A C T to En cou rage the E stab lish m en t an-> distmrsed in paym en t o f Pensions aa provided b y ination o r analysis, th at adulterated , m isbranded, pend« of the (Hoard, and a tran scrip t thereof kep t M aintenance of U ncncloseil G am e P reserves fo r ; , __ _ __ 5612- *!0 . . 71 CHAPTER □r im itation drugs, liqu or or food p ro d u ct* have Ijiw - * on its file*. A perron who«e certificate has Iwen C ertain B ird*"and O th er-G am e: to En cou rage .'ft! Alk-v .......... .. ............ 1 ir-t 1 Ililt Sec. 3. All law s and parts of laws in conflict Iwen m anufactured lor sale, nr' p u l on sale in this E i the ln lrm luction . R aising and i»rTqiagatton o f A u Umclo«l Records Shall it \ 1“ t Îh i I« tlivo S late , ha shall (ortnw ith furnish a certificate to w ith the provisions of this Aot are hereby repealed L- * Ihe S am e , j h e I>roteClicn_oi Such C .a m rJ 're -^ «3 8 6 t t î î o n th at effect to the Com m issioner of A griculture, d a y s of the decision of th e B oard, a w ritten notice S ec.-Jl T lu it this A ct shall go into effect im ­ of app eal therefrom . U pon filing such n otice th e ta>^. serve« anrj (5i)mc»itnd lh c T im e in W hich T h e y tie It E who »hail tran sm it the sam e to the proper p ro se­ a cird‘ .b y the Legislature ->< .he siile C n acti m ediately ty n n its aP p ro va H iy th oO o vcrn o r M ay Iw ITiinted and K illed, and P rovid in g,P en cutin g officer in the cou n ty where the said a d u lter­ S ecre ta ry shall transm it to th e Governor, and th e Florida. A ppru veii June j , 1909. altre» for Violatimi« of T h i- A c t. ated, niisUmnded, o r im itation drugs, liquor nr A tto rn ey G eneral the record of *uch proceedings. - Section » .T h a t all Rtate, counV.-,«--1 food product w as found, and shall enusr the goods Such o lficcri shall review the proceedings as dis- U* if iinartod bv th e i.e g ld r tn r t o f the F iate - -j-i.al records Odiali a t all time* t v (,(-. 1 -. ‘ - CHAPTER 5635— (NO. 661. ' so ad u lterated n r mlriwaw-tetl- tb be w ire d b y th e c k w e d b y -th e record*, a n d tlieir it rt i l l an affirm ing Florida I lt*iw in Insiiectiorltrl an y citlie n of 1‘ lnn !.. . A N A C T ' ld‘ Amvhff'-'Sficlions TWo, Seven . Ten, SherifTof th e c o u n ty in w h ich sn ch gxxvfsn iefo u n d . or overru lin g the action of the Hoard shall tw final. • I'tlvilScclion I. A n y person. A n n o r corp oration charge o f « u éh rés,’ rd* shall noi ref-r- l i '. I B levan. T w elve and Fourteen oi an A rt Kn- It shall lx. the d u ty o f the la id prosecutin g officer - Src. 13. Any- failure, neglect Or refusal on the Id ** to prosecute all,perron s violatin g a n y provision* part o f a n y perron ob tain in g a certificate to p ra c ­ oafninn o r con trollin g, b y lea*e nr otherw ise, a n y egc to a n y c iti réti IIItllHl *1 ' AR* , P * ,;»:r the ___ P in H th __e _____ Sec. 3. >Tif*t- a u v olftcinl a h -1 '.. tice d e n tistry o r den tal su rgery, from ini.l Hoard, unenclosed land* S ta te [o _____________ f F lo rid a upon An A et to Prevent tlm A d u llen ition , Misbranding of this A ct as soon a t he rtce ivr* th e evidence III f Ìi .uh'-el to h-gister such certificate w ith the Clerk of the which such perron», firm o r corporation n ia y 'y s - provision» ofT5*ction 1 of tin e A. and Im itation 11T;Foods for Man o r Beast, of transm itted b y th e C om m issioner o f A gricu ltu re nier, t Beverages. Caodlcn and Condim ent*, of McdiSec, 13, T h a t the S tate C hem ist »Imlt.make an C ircuit C ourt of som e co u n ty in th is S tate, as tablish a gam e preserve fo r-the raising, p ro p aga- to re m o v a l q r im p eaclir A pprov'rél'Junc jwlSBU, . _£ine«, D n u n a tv i.illu u p « j nr the M anufacture annual u-|»n! to the U ovcrn or on work done in ab o v e provided, w ithin n in ety d a y s from date of Uon and p rotection of H ungarian jiartn d ges, ringK I ,.*v --------, arvi ilale i hsreol in the S la te of I lortda, I re- execution 01 this A ct, w h ich report m ay be included u su e o f sam e, shall w o rk a forfeiture o f such c e r­ ncckci) English pheasants and o th e r gam e birds v CHAPTER 5643— \N0 7j scribing a F en a liy for llio . Violation Hcrebf. in th a t now m ade on com m ercial (rrtilirera and tificate, but a new certificate m a y be Issued upon not n a tiv e to the S tate, and such o th e r ye me* a* is (he paym en t to the Boar.', th e sum of fifteen o r shall tw p ro tected b y the laws o f F lorida, o r to A N A C T to Provide, tor the k'.d'P rovidin g fo B ih e Inspect .<>n and A nalysis of published therew ith. T he a ctu a l expenses of the - Hist t‘ y Article«U >c«ril*d-t.y th e F loriila S ta te D e­ S tate C h rm .it. nr one Assistant S ta te C hem ist, In ( l i t oa)) dollars for such neglect, failure o r re­ raise and propagate sam e on M id unenclosed lands tn tho are No»v, ç r tin - llc rra ftrr ihpartm ent oTAilriculture,■ Charging the S ta t e s atten dance upon the annual con ven tion o f the fusal to register such certificate, and the surrender or a n y portion th ereof, shall, bsdiwe Iw jnn e n titln l — -Tranter* • mfftt, of th e Interniti ______ ___ , to Ih e p to ti-cl'o r-o f -thep ro visio iH m (Lit A ct, post « v F a u d .o f the filato of Florida Sidle A tto rn ey adtl. th e 'E n fo rc e m e til H ereof, and Association 61 .Official A gricultural C hrm ists of -of th e! forfeited certificate. Providing Means T herefor, l/rojdflil'Ji (or the tha U uilad S ta le s , o r when utiiciaHy representing — fire.. 13. In order to p rim d e thr mean« for car: said laud; b y placin g n otices upon thwWmiHinfir* it ■ iw! uf E d uration o f the S l.itr ' !'! Tying o u t and nnforcing the tiro ing provision* of this A r t, o f the sam e and a lo n g e v e ry jude.th ereof, a t fre ­ Appointm ent of A id .tio n a l A ssistant S tate the D epartm ent o f A gricu ltu re try order of the h / I h c 'l-ifW tr u r e nt thr -.»It ri ChemM « tuor. iix p e r t Pixel A nalysts,«Tq>ixl and Com m issioner, shall be paid from ih e fund* a p ­ the said Hoard shall charge each person ap p lyin g quent in teryals, not exceeding tw o hundred yards, n * Chemists ‘ - ictor. to A ppropriate the Nocesoary propriated for traveling expen ses o f t h e .S ta te to It fo r a certificate to p ractice d e n tistry o r den- k t conspiciipnt y.Jju'ci, which . n otices «hail he " ’ Section lé T h at hereafter rn> taL su rgery h i thi* S la t* an exam in ation fee of pai iird or »tam ped in b lack letters upon Ixiards. v i i / . t » thè Provisions of B us A rt, C h rm iit, .tier - *' __l________ S ta te of Pir.rida that arc lui» ir a td W Larrx u r T a H i o f l * w s in C*m- — See. I I; B e U T u rih rr enacted, T h a t in order to tw e n ty (810.00) dollars, and in addition thereto a and posted where th e y can Iw con sp icu o u sly «cell, Iw, vrstell In the Trti«tee* nf the Ir U.;- . r.-re 1 ot - tlict wìtfi I h j Y j c t . A pproved June ». 190T.. epforce and c a rry ou t -Ihe tirovivjon* ot this Act. certificate fee of five (5$.00) dollar* for e v e ry cer­ w iden notice* «KnB forbid, a p y h u n tin g ^ k illin g, m rn r Fund,of the S ta le of Florida or 1 tificate or duplicate certificate issued b y said -ltd, He II H nasùd h>' Ih* L,c(UÌature of Ibe Sfate of the n u n ,Of live thousand dollars, or ao much th ere­ B o a rd , and o u t o f the funds com ing into th e p os­ m aim ing, chasing o r oth erw ise in tericrin g w ith E d u cation of the S u it- of Fionda ' said bird* am t o th er gam e on said land*, and « or of a* Tnay lie necessary it h ereb y an n u ally apcon veyed hr disposed nf h y th>- -a.-1 It •• Florida i ‘ ave « hy p ro p rla te d 'and se t aside nut o f Ihe fre t arising session o f said Hoard under the provision« o f thi* w h en ever said lands ahail * I hi*’ T ‘been y . 11 posted pfreted ut.tlcr ut-.ler (fir B o a r i of Education uni. ■ Setrlion I. T h a t S ee tio n sT w o ,S cv en . Ten. Ele- from the inspection and an alysis of fcrtilitc rt. and A ct, the mem tier* of said Hoard shall each receivn the pro* ivions o f this A ct, th è 1« f U ! PObHcmtIOli «hall h a v e tv-eri given for tin ' ¡1 irrm In), ven, T w e lvr and Pourteen of An A ct E n trile.I: so much thereof as Is necr*sary-i« m ade im m ed iate­ a* com pensation tha sum of five (5.00) dollars for a n y person to g o Into th e *a r) urtenclosed U nd* th irty (to ) d«v* |>tror to *u .h *.*!c An À c t'to P tev en t thè A du lteroltan. Miahrand- ly a v a ila b le ; th at the proceeds_erising from the each day actually engaged in the duties-of the and hunt, kill, mil' I h k A c t sh a ll n ot atm ly t o Uimv t . L rail-. ll trgltin.i tegi tím ale and necessary e x penar* lilt «aid birds o r _______ Ing and Imi tulion of F o o d i (or W au o r Ueast, ut fees of thi* office bo thrived in to the T reasury for office, and aall o ln - r gam«- A n y perron v to roar! or canat gran t* a* now provided I' incurred in atten d in g the m eetings o f («Id Hoard. meetings Deverage«. Candies an.l C o n d im en ti;of Medicine«, the use nf the U eneral F un d . itlrtg a n v o f the provisions Beverage«. iro visio n so f tbi* A c t shall, upon j ^ 2 T h a t hereafter, when th. Ire-'- ■ 1 of the' Dru'ts and.IAriuo(s. or »he M anufacture attd Sale Sec. 3. T hat all la we arid part* o f law s in co n ­ T hè S ecre ta ry o f the Hoard shall b e entitled to con viction thereof) Iw fined not m ore than him - the In tornai Im provenirnt Ft.--1 li such am oun t* a* «hall tie necessary to d efray the T hereof trvthB fitate of Florida, i.rercrd n n ga Pen d rrd dollar*, o r confined In the c o u n ty tail n o t flict with th is A r t be. and the sam e are hereby :» Bt«te B oard o f E d uc.i'lon -h d ! deecotts of station ery and necessary exprn.se« a c tu ­ m ore than th irty d a y s; Provided, T h a t th e te rr i­ -.-iw r • a ity for the Violation llrre n f. Providing for the repealed exp edien t i p f fl! a h y of the Inr'l '* a lly incurred in the discharge o f Ip* d u ty . %AU ex* ln»o*ctlon and A nalysis of the A rticles (lru:n hcd %nt tt-e tory o f land* to be protected b y th r provision* of Src. 3. T h at this A c t shall ha in ioree and e f ­ -roc* shall be paid from th e fees received b y the this A ct shall not in a n y one tract exceed in area m ay hereafter be verteil in the I p . ->■ nf Kfive■ h y ih e F loral* S la te D epartm ent of A griculture. fect im m ediately upon a p p r o n l hv th e G overnor Interenl briproyem ent Fund o! th> s ’ nard under the provitiona nf th is A ct, and th at xix hundred and fo rty acres, a n -l.th a t.n o person .h.dl C harging the S la te ’s A lto rn ry with the linforre Appfuvm) fune e, 1900 no p art of said expense shall tw paid o u t nf the com pany o r corporation «hall ow n more than one Ida o r in th e fbn te B o a r i of Kdn; . ‘ " ,r ’ - ;-ut.hment llbreof; and Providing Means T herefor, jve th irty d ava' p o lire of such S tate T reasury. AU m oney* received In e x e c s* # f such gam e preserve and P rovided furth er. T h a t p . Providin g fur tha Appointm ent nl Additional . -jet* cation in «orne never|t»n*-r r»’ it‘h4he-, .»* * . P " «aid per diem allowance* And n th er.expen ses here­ the perron, firm or, corpora lion establish in g, o w n ­ A ssistan t S la te Chem ists or E xpert Fond Analysts, ,,.>i lie CHAPTER 3636— <N0. r»7iin provided »hall h e held M y the S ecreta ry of the ing o r Controlling *ueh gam e preserve shall Iw su b ­ o r cou nties where *uch land* .«> a Food anil D rug Inspector, to A ppropriate the situate.), and alvo in a r ewspaper i> " - -he* al AN AC T.-to C reate tK* Ptorida S ta ts Hoard of id Board as a tp ecail i.fl.d fot m reting expensfl* M N eecsiary F u n )* 10 Enforce the Provision« of this je c t to (lie laws »( the S tate o f F lorid a regulating la tU h a x u w . Fiorirla sn-l mich roh— rsr . . Utw^J-jhau m ake an an-' th e hunting nf gam e. D rn tal Exam iner*, to P rry ip h e Tlu-tr D uties, o f said “Hoard; and. .salii A ct, and to repeal A ll Daw* o r P art* or Law * in - ’ a y bc dremrtV'm ìvìrébìr! niter ra il, w rek “ h 'A m a’ O overn o gen ico r on tn U rgu lete the M anner of Issuing C ertificates nual report of ite,:woce«x1ing* Ur th e G ■ Conflict with th is A et. A pproved June t. 19o r, Sec: I , T h at no person, firm o r corporation Id n otice «halt contain a drscni'tm n " f th. - u J i, to P ractice D en tistry and D ental S urgery in or before the fifteenth d a y o f H Jrcrftdwf o f' each •hall be allowed to hunt, chary, £i»im , k ill o r o t h ­ ahail readmits follows'. ' ***£ together with a lrakib T y i re- erwise in te rfe re 'w ith a n y H ungarian p artridge, r t a t e i h r term« o i sale, the f v n t v j ‘ tha M a le o f Florida, to R egu late the Practice ,year, H , RBi H an aqroun ___ ,fm J Hf H ibnrfty ...ch land* shall br rol+.-raod rim .fy th; rrorh> ,fcS*C C3.' T h a t tha exam in ation o f specim ens of of D en tistry and D ental Surgery, and to R e ­ c e iv n l and d id ju rted b y them purtuanV. to thi* ring .necked E n glish p h M is n t n r other gam e birds 1 d.-i *' .1 . food and drug* rival! be made b y the S ta te C h em ­ peal an A c t herein N am ed. A c t; bu t should I be am ou n t h*ld b y th a S ecretary not'nati.ve tp the S ta te which m a y be placed upon, th at th ey w ill recri'-e bi'h. thrn-for ist o f -Florida, or under hi» direction and supera t a n y tim e exceed thred hundred (I)o n .o o ) d o l­ raised o r propagated upon «b y »trch gam e p re ­ F lorida, from U ie 'tlm r o f giving «urb He It E n a rftd by the Legislature ol the Slat* of the d a y . o f M le Jn a « ' ' ** fq r tha tmm nsa rvi ilatorawtisro frtwfi such lar*, the excess a bo vk three hundred (8 too .00) d o l­ serve* o r in thi* S ta te for th e pcriu.1 ul three year* F lo rid a : ™ iaxa.ninatm n w hether such articles are adulti-rated lars *hatl be placed w ith the S ta le Treaxurei to from thfl passage o f th is A c t, and th a t a fte r th gt m akin g tho «ale, th sy ‘ halt r<'i" ron*. finn* o r corporation“ (inl.ii o r misbranded w ithin Ihe m eaning of this A ct. and Section I ' T l.a t a Hoard o f E xam iners, to-oon- the credit of the com m on school fund o f th e S tate. period m> such H ungarian p artridge, ring-necked notiee tp flic wi t h them imnir.l ■ ' . if tt »hall appear V m i any such exam ination th at sist o f five practicin g d en tist* w h o shall Iw grad u ­ Sec. 14. A n y perym filing p ( attem p tin g, to file English p heasant o r other gam u-blrd* not n ative th e exp iration o f the tim e of »uch an y of such specim ens 1« adulterated or m isbran d­ ates o i reputable d en tal colleges a n d recom m end. a« hi* ow n a diplom a or ccrtiifca tr of a hother; or a >0 (his B tate ..bull tw chased, hunted o r kilted e x ­ licatioii. w « lilr li shall, •halt aatt Uil h ich ail till..-' tun ed w ithin the m ean in go ( tfte A ct. the C om m ission­ K 1 b y the Florida S tate D rn ta l tio cirty. to tw forged diplom a, affidavit.n r identification or q u a l­ cept during the peri.ld atlow rd b y U w for th a to rtiw p e r tio o b y *TTf'Tw rvx,n-"rrPr' er o f Agriculture shall cause the ito o J sro a dolter ification, (hall be deem ed g u ilty of a felony and. hunrinj^pf^gijnit.hmU know n as the Florida S la te . Board of D ental lix M ine And in c a w the M id S tate Ho a ttd nr m isbranthrVl o' be acUcd h y the S luoill of anyners. 1» hereby e r r a t o d 'whom- jlu tv it «).(|l 1Ä upon con viction th grm f, ih a ll ha lu h jegt1 to »uch !.. - I v e r «hall w liju tly o r pi ali clo u d y th e C o u n ty in 'w h ich th ey are found, and shall to «AST)» «Mit t h e -pu rpo ses o f This A rt. (-.'herein tine and iinpri»uhmrnt a* i« marie an.l pruviderl by 'Irfare, rem ove. m ulU at* or d estro y a n y ’ notice catio n is proceeding to m ake »uch «. Iikrw iw .requ ire mich perwonr hrrn* » ____ Causa n otice ihureoi to 1« giv en to th e p a rty from The m em bers o l the said Board the S U tu l* « o f this S ta le for the crim e o t forgery. ou t up under the provirion* ------ — of IW« A r t sh all, unoo tions (Afrfisbtru: ««id n otice to file v. 1till «mu- fia* -whom »uch sam ple was out » lo rd , a n y p a rty ao after provided See.. I I . A n y perron who shall practice d m - con viction th e n » ', be fined not exceed in g fifty ,i<l vab, «hall tw a p p o in lu l b y the G overnor, and at the Ibe exbtratlnii of the time f M y notified shall bR given an.oppu rtpm ty to be heard tiit r y o r tle n ta il surgery in this S ta te w ithout bav„ ______________-W » ^ e-»IH publication, ouiiiicuim n. which »*■ ■ • •• I! tnr.es. which « shall before the C om m issioner nf A gricu ltu re .and the tim e of (heir appointm ent ujxm sax! H a n d m u|t ing first obtained a certificate from the F lorid a to 1Uirs o r Imprisoned in the c o u n ty jjiiI n ot c i» n m ol ni said ammi ' :nr-g to A H om ey G eneral te ra l1under such rules and « R u lo t ions W ? f ö r « ^ ' n o r o f ' f i V ? yram o? ^ s n i nf. i W a l ì ^ n e r é to w h o violate-. toe Cou n itty d * y* ’ ° r W ,h ’ in th c ll'crT' ion ot S T r o b j'e r t toin sp rtltio n h y an y (wrron d a* m ay pee veritieri b y them , and if it appears licer.s«t 10 nracticu d e n tistry or den tal surgery a n y ot ---------(ho pm vision« o 'l this A c t, shall *tw- Jdeemed - lie J11 ---------* '* ------* r>r S*«- 4. A 11Ja w tjix p arta o f low * fircD fifn crw T tr^ th at a n y o f tthe provisions o f this A ct have been in thi* S tate. T ha term for which the m eint«ra g u ilty of a m isdem eanor and, upon co n v iction Sec. J. A fte r to e notice ref.rrs*l uS m.' ™ A c t bé. and the «ame are h ereb y, repealed violated b y such p a rty , then the Comiuisaiuner of of xa.d Board shall hr.I,t ufii£e*bj»U tw -faur-y*itter liic icu f. sh all b e -puntsiwd Ky-a fiilg u l h u i tnuje ceding Section shall have lawn iMUoi »ro |i" ‘ j Approve.! June 4, 1909. . A gricu ltu re »hall at o n ce c ertify th* l i c i t to Aha than one th o u sa n j ( I t ,000 00) dollars, or Imptrronfirm o r corpora lion ri.all h *9j ?***. ;— r p roper 711-0urcattng «TtorTTcyr with the copy of the pm virteq th »t th esu em b er* of th e D ental Higtnl m ent in th* co u n ty jail n ot more than flh o g With th a Ttvtstee* o f th« fn je n w i i m tu ) in office at the tim e o f th* passage o i this A r t ’ ’ — ------.■ result» p f the analysts, or th e exam ination of such shall men» F u n d , if th e y b* t o e i n g *be *aW. ^ m onths, o r b y h n th such r.n **n dd m p ri« m rm *nt. »wtwuued to sefv* nut th ru m e n t i t i . CHATTER 5641— {NO. 72). , - JV * Lr-L" -r»1 v . c l l(» sp « iU iH i« ! l» « w « is s H ir I * lw r terrti« be the B u t e B oan l o f E ducatkm . if it ’’¿ 3 in the discretion o f the C ourt. of ollice for which m skin / » u cticxaniin atiou . under the oath o f such until their succeswirs shall fw d u ly q u alifio t In Sec. 16. T h a t an A c t en titled “ An A c t to pro­ A N A C T A uthorising th e Hoard o f C o m m iisio n cn «ale. a bid o r w ntton-protutolion to («li'.i» & officer. T hat in ca«r it shall appear to the sa tis­ case of a v a ra n cy occurrir.4 on s«-d B oard.’ »urh of S th te Institution* tn F urehase L a n d s for a U nd*. and some »hall not Iw open..» unto faction of the Coin ml i-ooper of .Agriculture -*..d vacan cy shall t*e- (llle.1 b y Ihe G overnor a* herein vide for th* appoin tm en t of a Hoard of E xam in ers o f m Ic provid ed lit »aid notice, at V 'I ï ’ St;. F arm. ., j r-i:— E rect B u ild. in gs and „ E q:— u ip and to regu late th e practice o f d en tistry In the .... . . _____ _.717 1 . bid* shall be ffpened in llic nreaem-r the A tto rn e y G eneral that the violation of this provided Said Farm , and D irecting T h a t C ertain PrisnttT S ta tg nf F lo rid a ." approved June 7. 1BB7. and all »he A c t is 'property a su bject of in terstate com m erce ' __________ ‘ -----Mm É H »ale. M Ì Éox I in 1 F't*' See. 3. T he «aid Board shall choose on* o f ita A cts and parta o f A cts am en d atory th ereto be. v t . t v j « N o tA o w is d f..* H*y,-«n d F ro rid ln g . o r otherwisi* oomes under the *uper su rvi,Ion and member* ‘M ean* to D efra y the Expen»* Ne rra s*ry President and one Secretary th-reof, and the sam e are hereby, repealrd. Juris titiio n of the Uniter I S tftlaa.- W*f icn the Com- and it shall meet a t least once each y ra r. and iu g the-»ole. at the offiefl of the « |r M C a rry nut th* Provisions of T h is A ct A pp roved June 8, 1909. 1 g c a se to misai mer of ____ . . RA griculture R H H H shall H H cert Hrtu wy th "ft- u r if necessary, in the d iscre tio n M Ihe tegtrd. De It Enacted by (ba Legislature of th* State or , Fiorirla a t 1 th e U nited S tate* D istrict A tto rn ey tn whose D is­ and a t such tim e* and place* a* it m ay deem .— MorWatnient trict th e violation m ay h a v e been com m itted, b u t proper, notice o l »uch meeliture-havtTnrbrflFTiUTF CHAPTER »637— (NO. l> > Section I , ______ If i t tw under tha iim rlie tin n of the cou rts of this lu lled one tim e, a t least th irty d a y s prior tl And tha MÌd in u tee» . if ib^y, lf . )rL n If it la '^vAiWnMIlxiUOju are hereby authorised and di then the Com m issioner sh sll c e rtify (he i k a lu illm t in Im v .ililii Pi-gif l.tl y lifn i'F i nn,r r — ->» ■■■ ■ ) ■ ■ «— t o k Student* o f Public Schools, Prc- recletrto.Mwct and purchase a tract or body of rote, o r th e «aid State' D oanl oi, . , ' 1,'f*i'r,[ j )i l,<ei. . . ing . the nam es of all p e rw n i te p a lunik show m aking the «ale, «hall srfl to *hr * ? „ ,? « r i t e as the^ Means fur such Pro le d tr sne tor sued P rotectio n , and l « 9d. w ith or tn thou l improvement«, suitable for n tne co u n ty where tho offense occurred whom certificate* h av* been gran ted b y n - a ting Penalties for Nqt C on stru ctin g , In- agricultural purposes, having in view convenience upon M tix fa ctory term«, for ca*h. 9f oto ^ r irlr shall be th e d u ty of the proper pros­ and such other liook* a t m a y be necci ■ W if ih n w d — « lu rin g and M aintaining JhjLMtRfifl-.tpi'ecu tin g a tto rn e y to prosecute all pereons wt-Tlkii-a' ( P * iff ■ »-]ut Shis A rt ftlw tllr xK'-w itU tilt- .lílO A u d r U u » » a b r o a . Ihr*- books to b * open a t all reasonable li: the p u rd u ro r a s coon as he receive* the fv id rn co tranx- pu blic inqu-ctum . to have and to us* a «eel lie il liaocSed htr th c X c c b la tu r e of the Stale Of Ia a Us . m -ili» mwf»»H«i iw * appruvoq uy. in c A U n rtirv l m itte I b y . the Ih* Com m issioner ot Ar^ricull^irtjj She n a m e ’“ F lorida E la te B oard of D entgl __ Florida] , u,l° f l>rwr to th r p a y m m l for th r p< u o t th a court. property. .Tiw farm wrcunÍAncT frith th r (rrm» A lt* * — jw Jew eni Inert“ thêrrorjr* A 'c o p y o f ri.e ■ transactions Section I, That all piddle school buildings to be. iHuchttWfi to cnnsiwl of __ _____________ _ tw g iv en b y p u blication In such m anner a* »aid B oard, or an y part th ereof,.d u ty certified to <>( tint lest than five within thcritate of Piorida. o f two or more stonrs numi ltd a errs. The farm to be used as 4 S tate m a y be preteriiwd b y the ru les.an d Tcgulations b y th e-Secrctary under th e s e a lo f »»Id b o ard , or in height, tlie sto r y or stories of which shall Iw Pnsoo Fartn or Penitentiary „ „ ____ . J B P H aforesaid. • » a certificata (rom the S ecretary under acal of M id used (nr public school lyirrvur». «hall be provided S«c. 7. T he MVid bo ard o f Com m i « io n e m of if ic b e m akin g tlie jatee w hich W .S e c . 7. If, upon tnaJ o f a»iy perron con victed B oard, a s to w hether or not an in dividu al has a with adequate Muirwav- -,r fire r-wirxn for egress ItUtitMtiaua ia auUMwjwrd-to efln-t prr«atd l ^ k ü r . j e i î róTrtxjwctibn b y hfij 1 i-cted »I ‘ b* Under this A c t. It «hall appear th a t a n y a rtld e 0/ arrtifical« from ««Id Hoard to preeücs» d e n tistry |n rnxeqfU n v I p ro iw rty syitahle buildings for o ro tw tly con du ct- P rovided. T h a t all bids mar-.be m ik ìsB ¡ aiffite g c^tesala firn to «ftasttr-ìflS1 I e K to »es K to hSÄ ■"-¿a �« • __ ____^ . of the channel ami hatbot wtirir they wish to net any luch drletcnou* subitane« or »ubstnnce* in iliall a ct for Ui a g e n u a l ru i* o r rn leew p p liea h ie to ---ffita ;a n a jL iu iu n .r ia n iin » ti< m :UM» ^ t t)>*m- -imy-pHrce - — *'------------w -------lim - "ttl« M ----------------tM n)AV l>e '------Wash« L ot In ill memlierx b y w hich the votin g pow er and th e com m and of all classes of vessels filtered into ani vy oof thepwmaters __________ herein nam ed, shall p ro p erty rights arid interests, resp ectively, o f _________ liable to enter th at port, and thoroughly fam iliar lie deem ed g u ilty of a misdem eanor, and, U|ion each uu-ml<er m a y and sh a ll be determ ined and apply mg for a certificate, a fee of tw rn ly-fivo do! w ith the channel and currents of the harlair. th ry con viction thereof in a n y court o l com petent fixed, but the association shall has« (tower to lar*, whet hr i *uch prison be gran trd a Certificate sh a ll appoint and license such a num ber of those jurisd iction , shall be fined in a sum n ot m ore than adm it new members, who shall be en titled to vote a fte f exam ination, or upon conform ity w ith the found quahfirtl ax are" __ requisite .. to .perform the ive hundred dollars; " P ro v id e d , further. T h a t and to share in th r proper!j- nf the association other requirem ents of this A c t. and in c a ie of e x ­ duties required ofuhfc p ilo ts fo r th at port; so th at the carryin g {nib efleet o f the provisions o f this With the old memtiers, in accordan ce wi t h such am ination, w hether a certificate lie gran trd or not. there shall not be m ore than rw enty-ftve licenser! A c t shall tie u nder the supervision of the S tate general rule. This provision o f the articles o f in­ Sec. £ T h a t-a ll law s and n atts of law s in co u ­ Src. 7. In case o f failure of a n y applicant, the (dlols for the port o f Pen sacola, four (or the ports Hoard of H ealth " corporation shall not be altered, am ended o r r e ­ rt with Set. 2. T h is A c t shall becom r e fle rtiv r on July pealed e xcep t b y the unanim ous w ritten consent flirt with ¿hi* A c t be. and Ih» mm» are hereby, Board m ay exam ine him a t a n y tim e thereafter, of A palachicola and C areahrlle, a t both cast and a t a meeting held b y it. upon paym en t b y him of w est passes, in ch iitv e, four for the port of FcrM. 1909. or the v o te of nil the mcm l-trs. the fee lien mbefore provided for. nandm a and Nassau In let, eleven for the p ort of « iw ‘ A p p roved June j , 1909. Said articles m ust be tulrtcribed b y th e Sec. R. A n y person practicing as an osteopathic £ l. Johns, eight for the port uf P ort T am p a three original memlier* and a ck n o w led g e d 'b y one ot CHAPTER $944 — (NO. 75). physician w ithout having first obtained and re­ for the p o r to l P u n ta U orda, three for the port of CHAPTER 5955— (NO. 80}. them («fore an officer authorised by the la w of A N A C T R equirin g and A utho risin g the Com p corded a certificate of qualification from the Hoard C harlotte. e*port ofi St. l I H l I U S k t aIlla l M rt ln l l V rt ,i itwo w u tfor v i th SSIS |>V I S W *■ ».IAndtews, llllt is n e . AN A C T to P ix the Stan dard o f C otton Seed Meal this S ta le to take and certify ackn ow led gm en ts of ■ »■ trollrr to R efund C ertain M oneys C ollected a* of E xam in ers, hrrctnliefore provided fo r. shall 1« twro o for " the p yri ul C edar K e y s, ten for the P o rt °> Bold in this S ta te ; 't o P roh ibit the Sale of deed* of cnn vcvan cr, and shall be filed in accord­ Drainage T a x !n the D rainage D is to r t Created b y im nrisonm rnl not exceeding six K»r y W eal, a i d tw re lw rd iv o lh rr port not sprntiInterior C otton tired Men! W lra o u l N otice to ance w ith the provision» o l taw , and when to filed Under ol the Legislature of month», or by A.tine fio l exceeding Iw« Im tflm l J-«viliy-m entioned-In 'tht* C h ap ter, arid lliert-aflrr.' ÿ n d e r A u th o rity o f an A c t < -'tfir P u blic; to P roh ibit the M isbranding, of the said article* of incorporation or certified copies d o llari. w hen vacan cies occtir in the num ber of p ilo ts in C otton Seed M eal, and Providin g Penalties (or th ettu f »hull l * received in all the cou rts o f this W h ereas/T h t L egislatu re of F lorida, a t it* regu­ Approved M ay io. toco a n y of the port* of this S tate the Com m issioners . V iolations of T h is A c t. S tate and other places ax prim s facie evid en ce o l lar session in »9«I , pasted an A ct creatin g the o f th at port m a y , in th e ir d iu ig tiu n , gran t license the fa c t* contained »herein. ", i - .f i . -1_" Hoard o l D rainage C o m m issio n e r, and anthnr obi pilots heretofore provided until the nundicr uf He ll n nsefed by the Legislature ol the Hiatt ot CHAPTER 5947— (NO. 7fi).*a, See. 4. finch association incorporated, u n d e r----- : .................to .la y o u t drainage districts.**• A N A C T In Kigulate the P m rtlrr of fintom eli v. ... pilots pitots 1reaches tile nu'mlw-r allq-rvl hy.LLisLhatittiFlorida this A c t most w ithin Slitrtp d a y s mllmr It* l^awa.. i M i wher fUTItun ’I. T h a i the sale 01 any cotio n seed poration, adopt a code of by-law * for it* govern­ — : - ^ - V r t T l ^ ' T f r r - . - n ^ v . l S 'u t ---------- ------- » w* 7 1iö r i h a t p~*tj Ijr* ^ vT the Examination of Practitioners o f Optometry, are now d u ly licensed shall hold their nflicif ac- m eal made from short staple cotton , com m only m ent and m anagem ent r o t inron«i*t*ni selth th e ■ loners laid o u t a drain age district e m b ra c in ’ ffor fir fthe Irn R U egistration einrt r* f inn ñf t i/-# • t.. a .I tl# m 1 ■ 1 ^ rn lin g to taw. Said p ilo ti »hall be entitled to known as '‘ B righ t C otton Seed M eat," and con ­ provisions o l this law. A m ajority v o te of the of Licensed Practitioner's whole or in p u t the C ou n ties of D ade, Osceol old their He»}*- and appoin tm en t* during good taining less than ft.tfl tier cen t of nitrogen ,— mrmlierx o r the w n tfrn assent of m em bers rep ­ _and Prescribing P rn a lty for Its Violation. D eSoto. L ee and S t. L u cie, and levied a drain behavior, and the said Hoard shall requite from equ ivalen t 10 j.,$o per cent, of ajpm otila.-—o r the resenting a m ajority of the v oles, is necessary to e tax Of five cents ncr acre an alt lands lying Hr H Enacted bv thr Legislature of the Slate of racli pilot satisfactory bonds (or th e faith fu l per­ sale of a n y cotton seed meal m aderrom te a island ad o p t such by-law s The provision* of the Florida t thin said drain age d istrict; ami form ance of hi« duties. C otton , com m only_known as " D a rk C o lto n Heed (irn e ia l Law * of this £tate not inconsistent w ith W hereas. T he U nited S ta le s C ircu it Court o l the Section I. T hat the practice of optom etry, for Sec. 2. A ll laws nnd parts ul laws in conflict M eal," ami containing less than j . y per cen t, of the provisions of this Act shall a p p ly to th * b y ­ Southern D istrict o f Florida subsequently d e ­ thr p u t pores of this A ct, it defined as follows, vix: w ith th r provision* of this A ct ate hereby repealed nitrogen, equ ivalen t to 4. so per cen t, olam m on ia, laws o f the corporation* provided for in this A c t. clared said A c t o f the L egislatu re u n con -litu - T h e uye or em ploym ent o f tests or esn m in ation i See. J. T h is A ct shall take effect im m ediately is prohibited in the S ta te of Plorid a, Provided. E ach asMiclation m ay nlwi, b y ita by-law * adopted * for the determ ination of the natural and function- upon its passage and app roval b y -th r G overnor tionnl: T h at " b rig h t" o r " d a r k " cotton *etd moal, a*1 as aforesaid, provide for the follow ing m atters; Therefore— d d e fid rn d c * of the eye and the adaptation of Approved May sq^jgov. 1 . Th» manner ol rem oval of a n y onr o r more herein defined, which con tains lets nitrogen of roses for the aid thereof. 41 Be It Enacted J>y the L etlslatu re of the S la tt of am m onia than is specified herein, m ay lie sold irt of it* director*, and for filling a n y and all vacancies tifAfTER S94v I d N 0. ROi. Sec. 2, There is hereby created a Hoard to lie Florida t this S tate when there is p la in ly printed, in cap ital in the Hoard of Directors Section I. T h a t it shall lie the d u ty of the known and styirrt th r "F lo rid a Hoard o f 'E x a m ­ A N A Q X tu Provide for t h » A 4f«i»*toft «if-Grartq- letters, op Ike gu a ran le e - lo g nose provided by­ ‘ 7. T h e n um ber n M Irc rto rs'M id lh * num ber o p ~ «Vomitm iter, iinon sa tisfa cto ry showing to huts b y inee* tn Op»omrtTy.' to be composed o f five regu­ m em ber* nr vote* thereof eom Htutfng a u c o ry a w — ulet Of Law Department. of Cluirtatwd -U«iv»r- la w the w in ds "St.uoud-.Cla.'.s C olton Seed Meal. the T a x C ollectors of the said several counties, of lar optfeians, residents o f the S ta te of Florida, w ho J l m l llu; sals til filial toe, ousrel,,Tr n-toi- — yi— qWe'r^mttMPfprtlftlvfi w fi'ch. am i the tim e sitie* 1.U1.i-Pltra lUc tico ftav - tlrfn tnnanh,L,a H u p . . « l i i . at , iili >py the am ount o t d r a jn i____ ■ ■ ■ terotrd m ateria li a* cotlo n seed m esi, b y qunlify- when, m em bership at a n y m em lwr In the a s« .t iaU r r o r c o u f t s o f p in n d g eral cmlnlte*. u n o er a u in o m y 1.1 the s.mj Aqt in said S tate lor-two years: , Said Hoard shall be ing thè tradc m a tk , narne or bran d, “ Pcrd M eal," tion shall cease; the mode, manner nnd effect of tg o s. to draw his w arran ts in la v o r"o r T h e m i appointed b y the G overnor as MH11 as practicable IL- It Enacted by the Lsgitlature- of the Stale of " D a ir y M eni," " S t a r M eal," "S to c k Feed Xleai," expulsion of a tticmlier, su bject to the right of the F lorid a; aeveral T a x C ollectn ts for the several am ount* of n ite r th e passage of this A c t, one m em ber for a or a n y ’o tb e i uuallfyitig word* or si gin . is p ro­ expelled mem h e ' tp hqvc tne.H oapi of D itrctora ■ aid drainage ta x p aid b y each p( said counties: term of one year, on*T or tw o years, one for three Section J. Prom and a lte r tfli" l i S S S l of lltlf h iH trd ,. and MallM m M BBRM ti flOOdM goods tnMldpaVM or offrrrd fo M M M R (equitably) appraise his p rop erty interest* In the itsp e ctiv e ly , w h ich w a rra n ts he shrill transm it to years, tw o for four years, am i each until hi* roc A c t a n y grad uate of gtty law school chartered b y cutttin seed m e a lth a ll con tain the m inimum p er­ a-rociation and to affix the am ount thereof in the T a x C ollectors of th e said several counties err cor l.c appointed and qualified; and th e t r m is o f and existing In this S ta te , o r a n y .graduate of the cen tage c f nitrogen specified In Section on e of this tnonry. and to have (hr m oney paid to him within em hraerd In whole or in p art in-said drainage d is­ mem beta thereafter appointed shall be for four law departm ent o l a n y ^chartered university in A ct, e xe rp t such a t are plainly m arked in cap ita l six ty days a fter such expublon . trict, 'tran sm ittin g to each T a x C ollector thr years; Provided,Itow ever, T h a t the appointm ents this S tate, which sc h o o lo f d ep artm en t shall main letters. "Seco n d Cloo* C o lto n Keed M eal," as p ro ­ 4. T he am ount of m em bership fee. If a n y , and ■ amount o f such drain age ta x paid under said A ct to fill v a ra u d t* . which the G overnor ii hereby ig in the course of stud y prescritied b y tho Supreme vided m Section Lhie o f this A ct. the am ount which rach mem lwr shall He required of 1905 in the n artlcu lar co u n ty of each ta x C o l­ em |iow crrdrto m ake, sh a ll tie for the u n cxgirrd C ourt nnd the ch aracter of whose work is sails.Sec, 2. T h a t th e-gu aran tee tag as is now p ro ­ to pay an n u ally, o r from tim e to lim e, if a t all. to ♦ erm. (acto tv to said Court, shall nt an y regular lector. vided for in th M fr it liter* and strnHc food laws of carry on the business of th r association, and also Cec. 2. Said B o a r d 'd Exam iners shall elec1 Icet, at exam ination given b y said C ourt fur tlh c this S la te shall in all cases t * attach ed tn each the rom pentation, If a n y , to be paid b y each m em ­ Sec. 7. T h a t npem receip t of th e w arran ts re atto rn eys, receive -(torn said p ackage ur ta ck of cotton seed m eal, show ing the ber for a n y service» rendered b y the arsociatkio ng. and ann ually then after, adm ission o f qui ro l t o 'b r (trued b y th e first Ber I ion hereof, it its first regular meetini Codrt n license or permission m inim um I esiden t and one as Sccrc- Suprem e 111 d the tU< Hi"' shall lie the d u ty o f the said sevrra l T a x Collect- one ol iw jn cm liera as fV ... and Iff ■ I t »1 tucnl ai d the It .immer m m ppcroeulage* m m m r r w mo l valu ab le ingredient», O’ t mi to practice law in BlJ the courts ,of .this seith mthe RMMRal ruialiryii.g wimu— —«wsords, s t j. ^‘ Second- o f collecting I M .i_____ name, and ___ lo r forfeiture of th* ore to d istribu te sgld m o g e y to the person* who Jury nnd Treasurer, and shall hold n regu laf meet addlltrm d stmh « h m n a e T t « r o c o c h o l ,u c h ‘ " « a t least o n e each y e ar at such tim e and place S ta te w ithout exam ination to legal attainm en ts, C lass Carlton Heed M eal," where nitrogen contents Interest of the rHEn.lier in the association for non - a ’l a n i e nntt• 'ot * such - -tax ■ • ■by as the said Hoard m ay determ ine; specie) m eet­ upon producing to said Suprem e C ou rt his diplo­ is le»* than the standard provided fpr m -Bectifi» paym en t of th e name òli* the a ctu r>f la x paid x. T he ntffnlier and fiualificarioii o f member« liIm.Tbtd ta k in g a recr pt therefor, causing nil ings m ay be called and held a t such tim es and pla­ pia, d u ly issued b y the proper auth orities, and one of this A ct for "C o tto n Seed M eal.” •act) persons’ to sitrn a lis t o r roll. tipWn which list ces an m a y lie designated b y tho. President and upon givin g sa tisfa cto ry evidence th a t h e is f e e . 4, A n y m anufacturer, or im porter, or of the axsociation and the condition« precedent to d tw en ty-on e years of a g e and of good m oral‘ char- agrn t of an y m anufacturer nr im porter, who shall mem bership, and thr merited, lime and m anner o f or roll shall lie «pecifieri the nam es of such persons Secretary, and such special m eetings shall be held and the am ount o f m oney paid, to each. Such upon the application of five applicants for exam ii- a c tr r and upon takin g the preacrtlied oath, sell, or o lftr o r expose for sale, a n y cotton need perm itting memlwr» to w ithdraw , am i p ru vid iu* ot law s tn See. 2, T___ h a t _all laws or part* of in con ­ tm al In a m anner prohibited In this A c t, shalt be for the assignm ent and transfer o f'lh « interest of receipt, o r such list or roll, w hen com pleted, shall nation. At least th irty d a y s ' notice o f an y rrgutfar m eeting shall be riv e n b y publication once a flict w ith the provision* of this A ct are hereby re­ be fictum rd b y the T a x C ollectors to the Com p g u ilty of a m isdem eanor, ami fined five hundred the mem lwr, and the m anner of determ ining th e w c c k in a n e w ip a p c r o fg r n c r a lc im ila tio iith rough pealed. truffer fo r- Anal final a u d itin g at am i filing dollara t l t o u .e e ) 'l o r the first offense, and one value o f *ucn interest, and providing for the pur­ Out the S tale. Src. J. T h a t this A ct shall becam e a law iq*m Sec. 7. N o th in g MR in this A c t «hall thousand dollar* ( I t . 000 00) for each subsequent chase of «iich Interest b y the association upon the. R Hlie , construed __ il* a p p ir v a l b y the Governor. “ Sec. 4. Three m em bers of said B oard shall condeath , w ithdraw al o r expulsion uf a n u m b er a t a *i in a n y--------------m anner affectin g the A c t o f the L e g !* -, ’ ■ ; " " " "V «m offense “ A pproved Jqne 4. tv e q la tu ie of 1 vox, creatin g g drainage district and 1 • Ti tu t c a quorum far the Iranta-’ lton o f bustne** Sec. 5. A ll cotton semi tm a l found on analysis upon the forfeiture of his mem bership, at the oplevying a drainage ta x . 'iml 'h o u ,1 p quorum n o t be prerant on th» day of the S tate C hem ist to be m aterially twlow the CHARIER ÍU 5 0 --tNQ-AtiSec. 4. T h e w arran t* reouired to b e draw n b v â «ÎP°,n l«? ‘ ur .lht'lr m.p* ‘ ,nR tJ' ° « present m ay " ^ r m lu ff ig 'memlwr* to v o te b y their proxies g u a ra n m x l umtl ysl* unli t11 w n ia r iu c n cotton seed -* .1. hwreot-alia .------ / ----- -atb th a lirx t Soa tion 11 l.-ie-4. -----nvwn-uponth ro n rn .i ron*-4*y-r<>—(ay or tn srrrnr ilcsig in tu d A N A C T to Am end Section* 10, of C hapter * 621 m ral was sold, o r is twing offered o r exposed for and determ ining the conditions, tnanner, form d a y until a quorum p pre e -t. D rainage T e x Pund. ealc, either for the standard c o tto n seed meal, a* .and effret thereof. ( i t 7). J-a w so f Florida, the Sam e Being an A ct Sec. 5. Said Hoard Shnlt xtiako such rules and Sec. 5. E ach association incorporated under Sec. a. T h is ’ A ct shall ta k e effect im m ediately the second-class cotton seed meal, as herein d e­ regulations not Incnqtixfent with law a* it m ay . to Am etid Sections t . j , 5, 6, .7. ft and to of an fined; o r a n y second-cla** cotton seed m eal which this A ct «hall have the powrm granted b y the pro­ upon Ita passage and a p p ro v al b y the G overnor A ct to Incorporate th e Plorida Chautauqua ‘ c onsider necessary to the proper perform ance 01 visions of this law and o fh e r laws of Florida relat­ hiui been »old, or is being exposed o r 1 offered for A pp roved Ju n e 8, 1909 Association. A pproved F eb ru ary i s , i BBj . it* duties; m ay ta ke testim ony concerning any sale, w ith o u t th e word* "Second-Cla** Cotton ing to p rivate corporations, and shall also h a v e m atter w ithin its jurisdiction , and each member De It Enacted hy the Lexlstalure <4 th t State of Seed M eal,” p lain ly.p rin ted In cap ital letter* on lh<j following j CHAPTER 5945— (NO. 761.' th rrrof may adm inister oath s.. It shall tie th* , Florida t ' To afipfiuil such agents and offierr* as it« tlia guarantee tan, shall t» esub ject to sriru rr try A N A C T to Am end SectW n 6s9, ol the G eneral d u ty of -aid Hoard to exam ine thoroughly every . Ktctinn I, T h a t B e e t ir m 't o .'o f caifl Chapter a n y of the Sheriffs o f the S ta te . uponjAhr order of tmsinrsx m ay require, and »uch appointed agrnt« .applicant d eriring til practice optom etry in l his 4f.11, lie and is hereby am ended to read a* follow«; Statutes o f th e S la te o f F lorida, R ela tin g to the m ay be either person* or corporations; to a d m it the Com m issioner ol^A fr ic o It tire. Fee. in . T h e F lorid a C hautau qu a A ssociation N um ber o f Cople* pf S tatu tes and D iiporition S ta le , and tf a m aiotitv of satd Hoard shall lx* sa t­ Sec. 6 . This Act not repeal a n y p art of the lierions to mem bership Ih the a sy icia tio n s, and to isfied that said person is com petent, and poxsevte* m ay incur indcbteilfir** to the e x ten t o f th lrty- GeneralI Fertiliser* in i to the provisions 01 pi Thereof. F ertili rer* at ertitirrr* and Stock Food I-aws already rx|w l a n y memlier pursuant the knowledge essential to su ch practice, they lu _ fo rine »'th inig& I h ir tatb la t u .b u t ia supplem ental thereto Us by-law»; to forfeit thec ((m rm b en h ip ) of a n y B e If Enacted by the L e tlsla tu re of the Stale of shall «rant him a certificate to that effect and ,five thou* and dollars on it« teal and peraona) p rop ­ __ e rty in addition to five thousand dollars o! annual iny agreem ent 1-elwcen m em lwr for. violation of any p revention o f the adulteration o r .m is­ and for the prevention Plorida t en ter nix name on their record* a t a registered o r Hosting indebtedness again st the sam e ffi its branding of cotton seed m eal, • it tor nls violation o l its him and the association, or f Section f . T h a t Section I flJB o f Genera) practitifinei1. T he Secretary dial] keep a (nil corporate ca p a city, and the said F lorida C h a u ­ Sec. 7. T his A ct shall ta k e effect when pawwd by-law s. Statute* of the S ta te o f F lorid a, be am ended so as record of the proceedings o f the Hoard which tauq ua Association be. and i i hereby, autborited and approved b y the G overnor. 2, Tu purchase nr otherw ise acquire, bo ld , nwtij records shall at all reasonable tim e* lie open to to incur liatiihtiea to th r am ou n t o| th irty-five to read as folkiw s; sell and otherw ise dispose of an y and every A ppSW rd June 8, 1909 Section 65N— Number of Copies of Hlatules, and pu b lic Insprctrori. ihouiuind dollar* in note*, l-ond« m ortgages and o r kinds of real and personal p rop erty necessary Sec. 6. E v e ry person, e xcep t a* hereinafter other certificate* of indebtedness on Ita real and Disposition Thereof.— T he con tractor shall com ­ to carry on (U business (ami to arqutre b y p ur­ A CHARTED 5956— INO. B7i. irovided. before beginning toI practice optom etry personal property a i aforesaid. plete and deliver three thousand copies of said D eclaring Certain W aters In This S tate a chase nr othefw ise the interest of an y m em b er it» n this S la te after this A ct snail go into effect. statute* and m a tter furnished h im .th erew ith , as Sec. 2. T hl* Act shall take effect im m ediately ANN ACT' the p roperty of the association). avigab le btrram . aforesaid, to the S ecretary of S tate, who shall, as shall Pass an exam ination Iwforc said Hoard of upoh it* approval b y the G overnor or upon It* be­ 2. Upon the w rittrn assent or b y v o te of mem- ' soon a* possible a fte r their pu blication , distribute E xam in ers, a* p ra vid td for in Section five of this com ing a t*w w ithout hi* ap p roval. (It If E aactrd hy the Legislature o t the Stale of her* representing tw o-third* of th e to tal v o te s o f copies a* follow s; O ne cop y to the G overnor, rach A ct. and a n y person having signified hi* dr site to Florida t A pproved Ju n e 8, 1909. ail m em bers to co-operate w jllt a n y o th e r (co­ Cabinet officer, each m em lw r of thr. Sen ate and be so exam ined, shall appear before the Hoard at Sect bin 1. T h a t the following Waters are hereby operative) corporation o r corporalionx for the cnllo u re, the S ecretary of th e S en ate and-Chief Clerk such lim e and ptacr a* th ey m ay designate. He* C H t n C f 5051- t N O . 82 '. declared to be a n avigable stretttn. Beginning on otieraliv c und more econom ical carryin g on of of the H ouse, ea£h m em ber o f Congress from this ore taking m i l exam in ation , the applicant shall thee drirot drjm t at Cl llw shore of L ake Mineóla Mineola at th C le r their re»|iecllve huritirr* b y ctytwilldaHon, upon State, each of th e Justuses of the Huoreme Court, >a\, for the u k o f said Hoard in del raying Ilie AN A C T Defining W hqj Shall. C o m m u te Due tnunt, IheiifX- through L ake fliaw n th n . thence (resolution) adopted by its Hoard of D irertnr*. to D iligence on the Fart of k Hank in the CqUec- through Canal, thence through L ake FaUHnkahiu enter into nV necejvary and proper con tracts and the Clerk o f the Suorem e C ou rt, the Judge o f each rg iiim a tr expense, as hereinafter nroTidctl. the t.ton of C tircks. D rafts, N ote* or O ther N e g o ­ Ihencr through Lake M innehaha, thence through nirrcem cnti, and tn n iakr all nrcc«sary and proper Circuit t>rurt, the S tate A tto rn e y for t-achjudicinl sum Of (rn dollars, and if h r shall su errw fu lly tiable Instrum ent*, and F ixing the L ialtilily of L ake Susan, thence th ro u gh the PaJallakana ’.tipulst kins and arrangem ent With an y other (co­ district o f t h e 'S ta le , th e ludgu o f .each Crim inal pass said exam ination, he shall p a y. Jur thr use of Hank. Drawee, M aker, G u aran tor, S urety and R iver, thsttce through )-ake Lotiixe, to the point operative) corporation or corporations, for the coCourt of R ecotd . th e S olicitor of each Crim inal ¡hp Hoard »» aforesaid, the further sum of five Endorser, Court of R eco rd , th e C lerk of each C rim inal C ou rt dollars upon the issuance to him of the certificate nearest the Host Office of M on tevlsla . npefnrive ami more econo m l , r u r r v i n g on o f it« o r R ecord, the J’ rmtfcuring A tto rn e y o f each uf qualification, to be signed by the I'rexidrrit and lie it Enacted b v the I'.etidklurc nf th t Stale «1 S x . 2, IJ ulL U p * A c t shall taka « ih e t im inwl j bum *e— -” r a n y part r>rport* thrrrtrf; o ra n jrtW O “ C ounty Co u rt each C o u n ty J u jg r , JjhtrifL_ClclJt S e c r e t a r y --------------------------------------------------- ' '*■ PIWltMf ' ‘ V“ ™ . ’ 't . '- 7 a tr ly u |hiti itV p a i’.age and a p p ro v a k h y (lie r,ov- or more (co ojicrativet lu ron ratio n i organ irrd her. 7. T he certificate provided for in the two Of tht- C iK u Il Court, C ounty-ffu n .-rin trm iru t of utnler this title, upon frcjoilutiousl ailopted b y fe e . I. T h a t p h en « c h ic k , «Iralt, r o t r or other e rn o rPublic Instruction. Assessor. T a x Collector. T reas­ preceding «eetion* shall be record«! in th r offic*tif negotiable their respective Hoard of D irectors, m ay for tho inatrum eiil li d tp o n le tl In u bank for A p in tived June 8. 1909 . -. • urer, B o a r I o f C o u n ty Comurissiuncr* ra th Jux- the Clerk of the ^'jrcuit C ourt of the cou n ty in cre d it.'o r for ccdlrctioni it sbal) In- consulered due purpose of more econom ically carrying on tbele tlo e o f the F e a ce.'S ta te B oard o f H ealth, Rn froad which such practitioner m ay desire to sojourn, diliarnee on the part of the Iwnk in the collection respective busfateaa, b y agreem ent betw een them , CHARIER 5957— (NO. Ml). Commission. Superintendent o f the H ospital lor and in the cou n ty where hr m ay practice, in u of an y check, d raft, note o r 'o th e e negotiable in ­ unite in em ployin g and tning, or several asnociathe Insane, A d ju ta n t TienernL S tate Clienii*!, txiok tt> l-e kep t by the Clerk for th at purpose, tieAN A C T tn F ru h lb il the Hale or G ivin g A w a y of tions m ay p ep arstriy em p loy and tree, th e.sam e strum ent »0 d e p o sit'd , to forw ard *n route the S tate A u d ito r, U n ive rsity of Fluridtf, Florida fore the person to whom it i« granted »hail 1-v en ­ C ertain N arcotic*, and P rovidin g n P e n a lty for method«, mean« and auniri«« for carryin g nn and in t w ithout d rla y in the untal com m ercial w ay enisle College. C olo r« ! Norm al School. School titled to p ra ctice by virtu e thereof;-and w hrh to H Violation* oPthn Provision* Thereof. conducting their rM peclive buslnexse*. in u tr according to th r tegular course of business it the D eaf, B lind and D um b, Hoard u f Control, recorded the Clerk shall certify thereon, under hi* 4. A n y asaociatinqloim ed or ron solldalcd under Hr It Enacted h> the I x g id a lu rc <4 tin Stale of of hanks, nnd Hint th e m aker, endorser, guarantor the A tto rn e y G en eral of th e U nited States, each official seal, the fact am i d a tr of such record, and o r m r r ty of oiiV check, draft, note Or other netto1 this A ct limy t e d i« o lv ed and its .a ffa irs wound F lo rid a : ' • * shall return such certificate to the person tn whom of the Judge*. M arshal*, Clerk* and D istrict At up voluntarily h y thr w ritten request o f memSection I. T lja t it 1« hereby d i c l a f f t m vtolato m eys o f each oflh e-D istrict C o n rtso f the U nited the sam e was granted, and shall W entitled for lia b le instrument,, so deporited, shall lie liable to liers re|irrM-itting tw o-thirdx o f (hg total S tates w ithin Ih is-S tatr, to the S ecretray ol S tate such service to collect from the holder thereof the the I..ink until a ctu a l final paym en t is received, tion of law fm an y [lemon, firm or coriHiration to voter, in the m annrr and with the effect now pro­ and that w hen a bank receive* for collection any sell, give a w a y or ottirrw ise dispose of a n y onium , legal fee for recording. of each S la te an-1 T errito ry in the U nited State» vided b y law, e xerp t that the money» rem aining Sec. R. A ll persons to whom m ay h ave Iwrn check, d raft, note or other negotiable Instrument tnorphine, oocaine, or Its *»1(1, atropine, liella- after liquidation «hall tie divided am ong the memfor the use of th eir office«: tw elv e copies to the or MUM diplom a. and forw ard* the same fo r collection, ax herein donna or cqnium , to a n y person or persons, except tier», in proportion, to their p roperty In tersitSecret a ry o f S tate of th e U nited State*, for the us- granted a certificate ofI ggraduation, r provided, it shall o n ly I h- liable a lte r actu al final UfHiit the w riiten |>re*critillon of a lirenseil p roc­ the o f the G overnm ent o f th e U nited States, and de- in dicatin ■ *' g o-nn|.*tency o f 7 1 'holder to engage in paym en t is received, b v U , in <«**a-f want u r in g physician, uffllch p icA jfip U u h shall n ot -lie th rrrln r poait the rem aining Conic» in th e S ta te L ib jg r v iQ lh tp r a c t ic e o f o p b m ic lry , liy ' ! an y well reeoem red of due diligence on its part, a s a lo r n a id . Set. 6. The right of an aisociation claim ing to filled liul once; Provided, however, T h at tpi* S e c ­ be dirpoxedU f b y .lh e S e 'c rrla ry ol S la te according school, college or in stitute wherein in structio n ,ia S ic . 2. All law* which are in conflict with this tion shall not a p p ly to m anufacturera m aking and tic organised anti incorporated and cnrryirtr on the essentials of op tn m rtry m ay h ave been tanrtht, to law, • it* business under th is A c t to do and to continue S«c. 2. T h a t a ll law* and parts of law* in con­ and who m ay have been enraged in the practice Act are hereby irp ta le d , and this A ct »hall tak r selling At wholesale to druggict*, o r lo sale* there­ its business, m ay Iw inquired into b y nuo w ar­ flict w ith the provision* of this A ct t * and ttie of Optom etry in the titate' of Florida (or a period effect im m ediatley upon it* a p p ro v al b y the G o v ­ of, (or the use pf d rn tisls. physician*, hospital* or ranto at the su it of the A ttro n ry G eneral, bu t n ot Infirmarie*. . . of- tw o years prior to the date of the pavUigr of ernor. came are hendiy repealed A pproved June 8, 19*9. Sec. 2. A n y person w h o shall, lor them selves, ntherwisr. this act are e xrm p t from the exam ination herein Approved .hine X, toon S et. 7. T his A c t shall take effect im m ediately or for a n y o lh rr person, firm or corporation, v io ­ provided for, ami on presenting (o said Hoaid late a n y of the provision* of this A c t shall he upon its pa**n«c and ap p royal b y th r G overnor. CHARTED 5952— (NO. B2 ). such certificate of graduation, o r diplom a, or in A pproved Juire 0, iv o g .-•■ deemed g u ilty uf a m isdem eanor an d , -upon co n ­ Ih» event o f the los* of the same, satisfactory AN A C T to I’tu tir t G ophers, • CHARTER 5046— (NO. 77». viction, shall b<- ifhpriMincd not more than tw elve I M b nee of it* UMiapce. and on presenting sati»CHARTER 5959(NO. 901. factro y proof, b y affidavit or otherw ise, th at the lie it Enacted hi the le g islatu re nf the Stale of m onths or fined not more than one hundred d o l­ A N A C T *0 R egu late Osteniratht and O slto p a lh y Florida 1 lar*. p a rty applyin g lo r certificate is exem pt from e x ­ AfJ A C T to Hrohfl’it B et* or W ager* Upon tha He tf Fnacfed bv the L e r lila fu r t nf the State of A pp roved June 9, 1999. * fa c tio n I. T h at it ’ hall lie u n law lu l to la k e or R esult An am ination under this section, such person shall l*c fault of A n y T rial nr Contee! of Skill, Speed, Florida! entitled to receive from (aid Hoard, a cerrifieat* del! a n y gnjihers U cien tiliraliy know n as the Tesor Bower o l Endurance o f Man nr llea*t, and to etc IInn f . T h a t th r G overnor shall apt oint a of qualification upon the paym en t o f the sum of tudo Pnlynenius. or Florida Tortoise or l-and prohibit A n y Pereon Prom R eceiving A n yth in g CHAPTER 595R— (NO. 89). A late Hoard o f O steop a th ic Exam iners, whirh five doliArs th erefor; Provided, Tho application T u rtle) from the countie« o f Escam bia, Hants o f Vnlur, Hrt o r W agered U pon A n y Such R e­ ■ hall be com posed nf three practicin g osteooathic for such certificate 1« mail* in w riting within six Rosa am i W alton during the m onths of M ay. A N A C T Yor the Ory,m iratio n . M anagem ent and sult, and t« Prohibit A n y Pereon From ijecom Physicians w ho arei (trad grad uates in good stan dlnc of m onths from the passage of this A c t. and if not so J u n ran d Ju ly, or In ta k r Ihtm with hooks 01 other __ ing the Custodian o r D epository of A n y M oney Co-ojierBtion n( A gricu ltu ral (V ilicu llu m !) and b y the Amer- made ail right Co a certificate under this section Is appliances insetted in to their holes or to take or «orno osteopathic colte»,*,, recopnired recopnirrd by or O ther thing H eto r W agered Ution A n y Such H orticultural N on-Profit C o-op erative A ssocia­ lean O steop ath ic A ssociation , and th at no two w aived and forfeited, nnjl’ the sam e shall issue sell them ol a ow e less than nine (9) inches in p r iii It. and Forbidding A n y Person Prom A id ­ tions. ' • '________ memlier* ahail t * re*ulrnts 0/ the *aroe jud icial on ly after successfully passing exam ination and length nf the under shell. ing, Assisting or A bettin g A n y Such A cts, and circuit. Reiicaling Section j x g i of the G eneral S tatu tes l laying fee. as provided for .in S ectio n Hi*. AH — fe e . 2. T h at- any- person violatind thl* A ct Rc It Enacted by the L r y lila lu rt of th t Slate of Sec. 3. One ot th r said members shall lie ap- persons exem p t from exam in ation s as alm ve, m ay shall, upon ron virtiun , tie punished b y a fine of Florida; nf Hie Ktal« o f Florida. c. wointed for tw o years, one'for three year» amt one | p o e tic « w ilh ou V a rertificatc from said HoardTo? not more than tw en ty-five (f» x ,o o ) dollars, o r by Section 1. Three o r more persons engaged in Re It Enacted b) the I x g ltU lu ie of the M ale of for four years, and th e memlierx appointed to su c­ a period not exceediqg six m onths from the p as­ im prisonm ent in the criqnty ja il for not more than lln r ld a ! ceed each o f thine shall continue tn office for four sage of this A cG and such certificate, when issued ten days' and th at the takin g or selling o f gophers, the production, preserving, drying, packing, ship­ ping or m arketing o f agricultural iv iticid tu ra l) or Section 1. W hosoever stakes, beta nr nijpert year» W henever a v a can cy shall occur on said shall be recorded a« i^based upon exam ination. in violation of this A ct. sitali be a separate offi horticu ltu ral products, or (alii of them , m ay form an y m oney or other ttitre nf value upon th e tr u jlt Board th e *ame shall -Ire filledrl b y the G overnor lor Sec. 2. T h e Guroc -Warden o f each cou n ty sh all Sec. 9. O u t of the funds com ing into the pos­ f non profit 00 o p era tiv e axsociation, under thr of an y trial o r contest of skill. s|ieed o r p '» » !' of the unexrnrrd term . Raid Hoard «hall elect on* session at saffl Hoard, each memt-er thereof-m ay be charged wi t h the enforcem ent of this law. of their num ber P resid en t and one S ecretary, and receive as com pensation the sun! of five dollars fo g fe e . 4. This A ct shall take effect im m ediately provisions o f this A ct. to carry on said business, riid utau ce of man or b»»«t. Or w hoever receive-» io und such asaociarioit shall have, and m ay exercise, an y m aim er w h a lv ie vcr a n y m oney o r oth er thing shall adopt all ncee»*nrv rules for the guidance and cacti d a y fie is actu a lly engaged in the duties o f hix upon it* paxxagewnd ap p roval b y the G overnor. the power* authorised b y thi* Act nnd the powers of value staked, bet o r w agered.'or offered fo rth « . '-co n tro l of th eir meeting* A p p ro vrd June 7, 1909 office, anil mil* age at three cent* per mile, fur dis­ necessarily incidental thereto, and all other pow put pose o f being ris k e d , bet o r w agered b y qr for Sec. 2. Such Hoard shall m eet at time* and tances necessarily Irayrlcd In ipiing to and com ing ers granted to p riv a lr corporation« b y the law * of an y o|her, person upon a n y iu c h I t i u lu u c.w h o ­ places to 1 * fixed b y it nnd conduct exam in a­ from the m eetings ul the Uuaril. The sa id .e a CHARTER 5952— <N0. 84 thi« ftt« le, e x e e p t »uch po wer« ax are InconcH tm t ever kn ow in gly iiecoinr^ ihr cnjtndiaij u ralcp o aib tions and gran t hern nr* ax hrrein after provided iicnsca shall be p-**d from the i a » a nd a u s n s w i i i with tho*# g ta n te d iiy .th is A c t.----■ ■ «— to r y n f Ahy 'm o n ey or other th in g of valu e so But th ey sh a ll m cu O io t h e* often than on er each .received b y the Uuiud u iu lti.U a proviM u nin i this A N A C T A u th o risin g th t L m p lo y u .c n l u l 4 Sec. 2, Hucluosuiciation« shall nut have a cap staked, liet or wagered ujion such result, p r w h b A dditional Batik Exam ine». all giv e at Irk s*o n e monlhfi* iWtfLc of A ct. aud iu> part of the salary or oth er rxpenset of M M t f i a1 sh ____________________ itfa man anner _ i i . u i batw w ils i m i nn yf m jirr in a n y th Hr m eeting h y .publication.once, a w eek in a the Hoard shatl !>e paid ou t of the S tate T reasury, W hereas. T here are now over one honored and ital stock . a iu R ta tiusinesa,shall n ot be ra m e d on 'e v e r aids, or a«wi*1s,or for profit. A n y person, or a n y num ber o f persons o f,su ch acts, all o f which are hereby forb iih ld rn , newspaper o f gràie ra l r im ila r io n th rough out the or t»f a c o tfg v ^Evvitl Ibo S ta ir , nor ih a ll thi? th irty S la te ban ks in this S t a ll. in addition to in addition to the original incorporators, m ay tie shall tie g u ilty o f gam bling, and »ball lie putti ished m a oy p riv ate b an ks, and S ta le tie in an yw ise responsible for a n y indebted­ opine member* of such association, upon auch Iiy iinprironm rnt not exceeding m o n th .,. or by ..... ......I__H_ ______six ______ » by Sec. 4. Said Hoard shall exam in e thoroughly ness which m ay tie created b y »aid Hoard. All W here«*, T he law requires th a t e v e ry on e of said fine nut exceed ing fivi httndrvd dollars, ot b o lo every a p p lica n rfn r ■ certificate o f qualification «0 m oneys rtyeivw j b y said Hoard under th e p ro­ bank* shall tie th oroughly exaroinrd a t least term s and conditions as to m em bership and sub m ice in 'rach year, and o ftr n c r if deemed n eces­ ju c t to such rules and regulations as to thr it , and fine and im prisonm ent practice osteop ath y in .a n * of it* branches or de- visions o f this A ct. »hall tie held b y the Secretary Sec. 2. Tliis T h is A ct c f shall n iil becom r operative o r ' bArimctlU. npi»o-y«wbs*i»on«-f a^H pV im a-aekere- a m p cgfA ifu nff n u f Of xehteh sway-ha pa id th e j e L sary, am i that *avings b a n k s shall be exam ined each nf th eir, contract and other rights and habit itie* betw een it and the member, as the said assn go intito to ef »fleet until th e fieri d a y of M ay. A p . Inafttr specified, from • college rreogniie-l by the diem allowance and miloage of m t m le n a* afore­ " a t fek»t~twicr ■ »’ « i i a nd. wlali’m «bait p m f i l r in , l t by It * ’ T he * W ’( IS _19i i American O steop ath ic A*.-«>riation. upon the fo l­ said. and the expenses incurred b y the Hoard in Where»«, t^e tis i-in te rr a ta of Jhc people of the U n am e «TTaw «UTlBìlTThe iiq iiu e a l of th e Otre» lowing subjects: A n atom y, p h y -io lo gy . g y n e co l­ carryin g o u t the provisions of this A ct. and the btftlr trrjuirr a d rq u a tr esam in ation of b a n k i; lion shall issue a certificate o f tneiidiendiip to rach m rm her, bu t the said m em bership, o r the Raid ogy. theory and p ractice o f osteop ath y, ehrroijtvy- »aid Hoard »hall m ake an annua) report of its pro an* certificate thereof, shall not be assigned h y a mem Obstetpc*. h y g iro e p ath o log y, p h ysical dia*no*t», ixuiiùig» to the G overnor on the fir*t M onday In W hereas, It >k not practicable for n u b exam inaber.-to-an y o th e r p rison , n o t sh all tire aaaigna CHARTER 5940— iNO. 91). raii»V sariB»ry. {« cte riata gy . to x ic o lo g y , am i no January o f r a th y e a r. wW eh ---tio n * An be mad*' b y on« exam iner:' ' '* — tain re-pore «hait ««ni thereto be entitled lo tnrm liership in th e a*soda rn ie re n ee shall Iw g iv e n -to a n y school o f o*tr Therefore— an accountuil all m oney* received and diabutacd A N A C T to D efine and Prohibit U su ry and Ubu­ tion or lo an y p roperty rights o r interests therein opathr. T h e diplom a m en tion« ! m ust 1« . for b y them in nnrxuance of the nrovisiona herrof. Dc It Enacted by Ih* L r g iiU lu rt of ih r Stale of N or shall a purchaser a t execution sale, or an y llo u s C ontract* in This S tate, and to K rq u ire tHoje graduating prior to Ju ly , 1907, from a c o l­ S « . HI. A n y pereon w lio itia il hold himself ou t T h a t M urtgages Shall S ta le S ep a ra tely and D is­ Florida t ' other pereon who stray auccred, b y 'o p e ra tio n of lege requiring a course of tw en ty m onths, and for to the im blic a* a practitioner o f on tom elry tin ctly the Principal. Interest ami Pre* Secured Section I. T h a i the Com ptroller, In the super­ law or otherwls«, to tire p roperty in trrests of a those graduating since Ju ly . 1907, from a college who »hall engage ia th e p ractice o f optom etry. b y Such M ortgager, and lo R equ ire Creditor» to tha pow er to em ploy m em lier^lie rn titlrd to mcmt>eT»hip o r becom e a ’ ¡Tff“ v tn g a course ot tw en ty-seven m onths. When w ith o u t first comiplying with pn m tion « 0/ ol vision uf banks, shall h ave_____ plying w ith th tb er provision« G iv e to Debtor« Receipts for M onev P aid, and _____ _______ m em ber o f the asw jclation b y virtu e of sueh trans an addltinpal iicre e t and com petent perron a* addition al d discreet at the 11a »r.L-npon auch exam in ation , shall be satis- thi* thi» ActTW A ct.-w rw rwho ho shn'l vtulaSewny vio la tew n y wf «dalie 4l»« provision* j I t se ci i t.'ing P cnaltieW -iT th e V iolation o f Thia coiniim salK itiTTrr.*' Th»*TWaM M D irector* m ay. 'h ow evrf,' b y 1er, who»» whose d u ties and COmpensaUot' fled a t to th e qu alification o l an applican t, they of said A c t. »halt tie deem ed g u ilty o f a m isde­ ban k exam iner, A ct. m otion d u ly adopted b y it. consent to *pch a u ig n Weh meanor. and, upon con viction, »hall tie pum ihed shall b# governed b y th e law auU iorising the em •hail grant him a rertlficate to l h__ r ‘ ___ m ent-or transfer and to tha acceptance o f the aa- i t . ii | nf | i ” i h, ih . I , . i . i . i o i . „I ■ «— ~ -a « rttfleate »hall entitle the perron to ti whom granted b y a fine of not more than tw o hundred dollars, or ploytnen i of a tmnk exam iner. "i.','*-’“ I .......... ... * — « » ■ « a ........... .. Approved lim e m an the tig h t to p ra c iu » o ile o p a th y In a n y cou n ty, riortr b u t ' rtitT AtsorTitlon «hall h a v e the right, b y aerie t a i h n r sh a ll h*vi«4’ *M«tha aat by-law s, to provid e tor or agAlnst tire transfer of Sctllon I. At) con tracts for the paym ent of inCHARTER 5954— ((IO DB). ■ II the to ap p ly to physicians and surgtwn* authorised to . ilm l. and shall confer ution him hi m em bership an/Pfor n r against tha assignm ent of te r r .l ution loan, ad van ce of mon»y. or furtieari la and d u ties conferred b y law upon ,ifn>n oth er practice under the laws of F lorida, nor to dealelji i'rcv cn t P ollution or Contam ination m em bership ceriifiratcs,jtQ ’L jtlsc iftf. la rm s and practitioner», except th e right to admnimxtcr in in op tica l goixls who sell spectacle*, qr eye g Issaci, e l j o i the L a k c i. R iv c ik U itle a ii’* and cnpCUllfiUi UOaa wliii-hajiv o»a««ty«-lernal medicine and perform m ajor surgery ■ g e ry . BucJUl ttlihm it a itT^yvtintf to Uê flte ^pow ^ M tiw - td ip t ___ , J * a L tx te ” f E io n ’t s . am i PreiCrtTtlntf m rnt *hall be allow ed. 'i than ten |WTT*7ttU fil'per annum , are hereby d e ­ Wj»^W«)»t.U a n t hr. requ ited of SccnU AIt* T h rn rto tttrv r^ ^ . P e n a lty for the V iolation H ereof _ Sec. J. FaefrgSfXtelrtthui forlned under this A ct clared usurious, fllTier T ta l- ' who h a v e barn in continuous U | j . A ll law» and part« of law» in cunffict m ust prepare ami file articles o f tncu>|Kirarion In • M e. 2. It shall be u su ry and u nlaw ful for a n y ■ Practice for seven o f more y e a n , who a ro g ra d u | w ith th e p ro via k m scf tbie A c t are hereby rep» alca Uc It Enacted by the LeglsU turr of the M ale ol the same m anner and under the shine regulations person, association o f perrons, firm or cot|>otaiujn1 Florida t -•{■ »•»•tn a m sign ise d college nf o steop ath y, and A pproved M ay j i 190«. a* now required b y law for the iucroporaUon of ur fo rr ia y agen t, officer or other representative* ot ~ Rood m oral character, or nf grad uates nf a te c -1 Section I. A n y person or pereon*. firm, com ­ com patflr* fur profit in this S ta te , and therein twty iW son,.aiaoctat>on o f persons, firm o r c u r p » Pgnisui college of m trn p a th y w h o were a rtiv e fy pany, corporation nr association in thia S la te , or ■ hall art forth: ' ration, to reserve, charge o r take fnr a n y loan, o r Ji'U jtcd in the p rartice of o itco p a th y In the S tate CHARIER 594» — (NO. 79). the mart agin g' atfent of an y pereon or person*, T h a jta m e o f th« a n o e ia llo a . • fo r an y advan ce o f m oney, o r for forbea ran ce to * Florida at the tim e o f the paiaage and a p ­ firm , com pany, corporation o r a saociatlon In thl» ___ , _ for, w h irh f t i t form ed — — > enforce th e cntlectlotTOTiny sum oT m oney, a rata proval ot this A ct. hut Michelersnns shall be re- A N ACT to Amend Section f » 03. o f the Gtn e n l j . T he place where ita principal buxine** will of interest greater th an tin per centum per annum \ Tv'cVCj -*TTrÜS ,te ttred U.apy«he-r-r-T-hr- f r r nnd r r c r iv e s * i m * r — S t lliiU I Of W stlia «fTlftrttla.TRUMinir l I m transacted either d irectly or Indirectly, b y w a y o l ootnmiwJ'owere and Dutie« o f P ilot C u m m iu io y rri at aIom qLL.jtnd «hall )ie required *n recan í the elected, appointed o r la w fu lly created officer of 4. The tr im for w hich 11 Is to exist, n ot ex- sion for advan ces, discount, exchange, or by a n y . *ame a« hereinafter specified. U« II F.nactad by the Legislature ol tha Stale ot n y co u n ty, c ity , triwn. m u n icip ality, o r monici- ceeding fifty years. con tract, txmtrivancn or device w h atever, w h ere­ , h*1 - *• Th« certificate provided for hireinbe aJ governm ent In th r e & a tr . who «hail deposit, or Florida! ]. The number o f director« thereof, which b y the d eb tor i* required o r obligated' to p a y a true >halj before the person to whom it i* granted rbo shall tierntU o r a llro l.a n y qiereqn or' tier- m ust nut fie less than three and w hich m ay be an y sum of m oney greater th ao the actu a l p rin cip al -Sectio« I. T h a t Saatktn t s g j . of tb s G eneral “ • entitled to practice b y v irtu e there of. be terord S tatu tes o f th« S la t* o f F lorid a, be am ended so as sons In th rir r ia y la / o r u n d er their co n ­ num ber in excras thereof, and the name« and real- turn received, together with intarest a t the rat« o f oí offic* of the C lerk'o f the Circuit Court in tro l,' m anagem ent or direction to deposit denar« of those selected for the first year and until ten per tcntnrn, aa aforesaid T h a t the p rovfread as follows: . * roe county in which such practitioner m ay reside to Section 1292— CommlMloner» to C ta in ln c and In a n y o f tha w aters o f tire lakes, riv ­ their m e p e u o rt ilia 11 h ave been elected and shall eions of lltii Section rtioll not a p p ly to sates of •piovm . In a book to bo k e p t b y the C lerk fot t Ucnsa Pilots.— Said Hoard o f Commiiaionere e n , stream s and ditches in th is S tate, have accepted office. bonds in execea of one hundred dollars and m o rt­ ‘*t purpose. Slid when *0 recorded, the Clerk ■hall examine petrons who may wish to be licctuad an y rutiidi, filth, or poisonus, or d rlctcriou * *ub6. W hether the votin g pow er a rid .a h a .c o o ­ gage« securing th« sam e, o r M qnry loaned an so e rro ly thereon, u tidrr his official seal thr stance o r substances, liable to effect the health of per t y tights and interest o f each m em ber shall d^nd d a le of such record, and shall return such I as pilots in all matter* pertaining to tha manag«- persons, fish, or liv e stock , o r p lace o r deposit be equal or unequal, and if unequal these article« “ i k ^ 2. A n y p e r n o . a e» cia U o o of persona. m eat of veaae)*' a Wo, in regard lo their know ledge a te ,to Ui« person to wltom the same wa» ‘« ¿ f t F S a I ■ ÎSS .1 iSD Í »■ .sa E s s M f a t a r s '- ': —r __ . •Dv; v jfl r p -ttï �4- d y_____inaccor» or charge Com missioners; and it shall be the further d u ty ail prisoners in their cu sto__ I?; .A * com pen «a timi (,,r a . al of the Hoard of Com Xiiivionrr* of S ta le lo st w ith tin» A ct. o-linvl of him in Scxtinn 1 1 of ¡h u À . 1 lions, and the Com missioner of A rgieutlure. w t h of such inspector to note, and, ao record in his -lance Sec. j. The County Commissioners o f the Judge of Palm Ueach C ou. tv hook herein a b o v r m entioned, with tho record o f .11 •,,h ' CoV» the approval of the Board of Com m isskinr.* of everal cou nties o f this S ta te are su tlio n zed to u l d c o u n ty a sum to I« « » H H t h . ' - « « by S tate Institutions, shall h a v e the iw-wer to r_,.«~ve th e m ark o r m arks and brands, w hether nr n o t Pproi-riSte from the gen eral revenue (unit o f m i« oner», n ot to *x rre ,l one lm m lr o îT .',' CoT» all such rules and regulation*. u p o n the failure such m ark o r m arka and brands ap p ear to have o f a n y lessee o r other person fn charge o f said beetviiHered. «changed,m utilated o r m a n y m a n ­ the M id counties such m oneys a s are necessary to inqiith (tu «acli m an to- cut b m ” V,Ui,Ur\ p** c a rr y in to effect th e provision « o f tht» A M ." ' 'H y b glM S g i niMieh ____ wnrif actiinlljri^eiçngagvd cou n ty con victs tu com ply with tV>c» and ner. distu rb ed from a -previous o r e W i f sustrk-Orirks am andi brand bran d, and U a o fo u n d b y him to gpi-car. — See.~vtL .A n y_ B o a rd "o f C g uii t y OofumfltloaBi rctfulation*. the C o m m iiv n ry y o , Agriculture, m arks w tliu lly refutit-K to carry o u t and h arr-b eeti altered. eTunged^'rftUinalrJ o r disand uny bheriff lb c O O P n iy a id i.il» ilu o tq of- »UMMniwinnrT■ * to s r r h m i JttTi iV ,, S the p ro vi'i'-n x of f k c ii in* 1 n-ul > of his office In relatum to a ll “pVr or S :brd be the d u ty of »aid inspector to p im p ly w ith th o ! It shall ba n S J I® , ul,f* ol ate Institutions, shall h a v e (lie BT S tate the right to rre­ tu rb ascertain from th e p a rty o r parties tffTcring such this A c t In th eir respscUv# sphere» of d u ty shall w ith in the territory nf I’ nlm 11.1^,*?.' ,,rr»''H quire said cou n ty com vici» returned a t th e e x pense o f the p a rly or parties w orking the sam e to butclicred beef o r bog fo r sale, w hat was the orig- be rrnmv*<l from olltce b y th e G overnor. her,e h l tt.0 r.r-,1 day S fj?""*» »« Sec. A ll law s and iiart* rtf law* in c o n flic t and o r m am arks brand, and * an<I am i MRiiiii hum shall amhm m ake a shall com plete the a**re»ment ró¿u¿r; the cou n ty Jails of the co u n ty in which th ey were Inal m ark Or convicted ; provided. T h a t before hiring, frasi ni record o f same in his book, and if n ot possible to w ith Ihit A c : are h -reb y repealed Sec. it. This A ct *hnll take ctli-ct Im im x liitely a »certain the oringial o r previous m ark or m arks o r letting ou t such prisoners, the said fìoard 1 o * " '1 - « * e « m e n ï | Æ " ü " j l b i v X ,r b v "¡!’!",i?0 m w itsioner* rhnll advertise for a t least and brand from such p a rty o r parties, he shall If upon Its p a .-age an d -ap p roval b y the G overn o r. shall d e liv er to the Assessor A p p ro ved Jun* 7. t90) possible, to ascertain from w hatsoever snuree he th irty d a y s In one o r more o f the cou nty papers y a transcript o f «,> much «T *■ ? a»*»»»nient roll a> Bl-pliex in p ro M H v ïn .l ? L 'Uch their ¡m ention to leaie. hire o r Jet the said p r iw i- can. and shall note in the record to be kept by ers, th ereby giving those who desire to bid (or him , as hereinabove providrd, w here, and from whom or w h at source, he ascertained ihn fo n n rr created , aliti thciealu-r th e ’’"» b v • CHAFFER 5*ftA— (HO. * 9 !. such prisoners an o p p o rtu n ity to lie present m ark o r m ark* and brand, and shall also m ake a Palm Hendí C ó u n ty »hall perform Iti { h V ïîî, ” cither in perron or by a tto rn ey , »nd suhi note In his book w ith the record of the m ark of A N A C T R equiring the S everal B<*anls of C ou n ty o l his . * offici office os now provided b y i.».,-41 , dutiog« respective bids therefor. Com m issioner* o l the S la te r-f .F lorid * to <n *«C. 11. T h e Assessor M fn the even t cou nty con victs are leased under m arks and brand w h at was the older or prevtou I Tax-» fot 11»,|o Imy O u t and Define the V arious C om m ission­ m ark o r m arks and bran d. If a h y there w as. ale the provisions hereof, the proceeds arising th ere ­ e r's D istrict* th at the B o u n d a ry Lines o f 8-ich lux thè U t o « (’ » r i n & ^ from shall be paid in to live cou n ty treasu ry a s a he w a ts o able to learn; arul it shall be th e further D istrict* Shall N o t D ivid e A n y Voting D istrict jo o y , and th e b o u n ty Cnitu ii,-i r *i i i r,u special fund, to lie expended under the direction d u ty o f such inspector to n o lr in bis book, w ith o r F rccin eL the record of the m ark o r m ark* and brand, o f the C o u n ty ComnuArioncr* solely fo r.th e pur Heacli C o u n ty -diali p rn -id r for iea»o^»b!. * m pose of m aintaining, w orking and rer-airing the w h rth er o r n ot the m ark o r m arks and brand Be ft B naclcd by the Legislature »I th a State of penM U qa t o b * p a i d to said public roads, bridges and rivet crossing* o f Ihe was m ade, altered o r c h a n g o ! recen tly o r soon Flor Ida: a tran scrip t o f hi» a«»e*iment n>.l , hcreïï^JÎÎ? fore o r after the beet o r hog had been killed 6r cou n ty and purchasing suitable tool* mplementa several wjdetl, and for a n y an.t a ll .,il,-r extra.m t t - Ä SSection e d in o ' 1, I. iItt shall be the d u ty o[ ÿ t th e soventi bu tcncred; and. it shall bo tha fu rth er d u ty of sm-viecs w h ich said asaeasor ...... - ',r 'v ".'"n-l TT_ * m aterials-therefor. ich in spector to take and record in hls fo b k Bhards of C ou n ty C om m itjioner» n f j ! l i ’ li ! a ! e .a L tm fim u .---:------------------ _ — vr shall be the d u ty of supervisors o f M a te eon U nii rr gul x n n w t t n g lii J a n u a ry . A D t ot e , in tnenrioned -th e n am e o f such eeetttahovt[ .tO lCiPCCt a n d s u p e r v is e -» U cu u u tv cw iv ict See. IS. TT-e A sse ta ir of Taxe» nf p.,|n i u l . h all case# where tfie b bo re the o un u o d ary a ry Iline . of a C o u . n ty o r p a rtisi offering such butchered cam ps, w h rth cr said cam ps are m aintained b y C o u n ty shall receive no compensation irn u beeves or slaughtered hog or hogs Com m issioner’s D istrict passes throu jh o r d ivid es M a te for the M fr o n im t nf l a » , , ol M id c ¿ » m í lessees o f Hoards o f C o u n ty Commis-Sionrr*, under or sale, M id record to show w h at a n election d istrict, to so a lte r th e tm undary lines for the y e a r ,990. b u t hé shall re e m r for j í l í the direction of the Com m issioner of A griculture. for t th e C o u n ty -C o m m issio n er's D istrict o l th e services 10 mnv tvrfnm. -*#.«- »«. ». ill m ake w ritten reports to the butchered beef j»r beeves o r slaughtered o Said supervisors shall co u n ty th at 110 election d istrict shall lie p a rtly In service* a* he m a y perform a flc r I hr fir,» dnV re Com m issioner of Agriculture and shall send d u p li­ ho g o r hog* were offered (or sale b y **idM)arty o r on e C o u r^ A f c - inm lssiorwt's D istrict am i p a rtly Ja n u a ry; t o io . such compensation cate copies of said reports to the Thusrd o f C ou n ty parties; and the said Inspector shall présent to h y hf-v and th e C o u n ty C b n ih tls c in n .V c ^ j-J S Com-nissioners o f the cou nty In which said con ­ the Board o f C o u n ty Com missioners, a t th eir re S e ^ d ^ A h c r tha b o u n d ary lines of th e various B each C o u n ty »hall p ay to him ruCI, teamnshk gu lar m eeting in each m onth, a oorrect and certi victs *0 inspected were sentenced. • COinpcricstion for the servire* remitr. I bv ilm C o u n ty C om m issioner's D istricts are prescribed tied co p y of transcript o f his reconi o f all m arks from th e first d a y o f Ju ly, i „ 3u. to tho fir a d , v 3 It shat) be the d u ty of the Board of C ou n ty Com -January tq to , a s th ey m ay deem p rg 'iir!' misitpners. when w orking cou n ty prisoners on the am i brami» inspected during th r preceding m onth, ether w ith th e nam e* o f all p arlies offering public w orks of the counties, to grovide clothing. r-iA ni/. *île T a x ,A,K B*Jo r a ">1 thr Cleric of the shoes, etc., fo : said con victs, and when leased o u t, said butchered beef o r b eeves o r slaughtered hog be so altered as to cau se a n y election d istrict ° L d ü n '. » ■ ■ a'y ’j 1. - I L . P raâ flta ttV - ld u ill . wi ....,, Uic ,___lesseec ocom shall------furnish m ppan a n yy------H P .clothing,■ shoes. o r hugs for Mie, which Mid report shall Ite filed dia p ofU v in <m e-O a u t y -C u m nit» ! o n W i~ D i»r h y the C lerk o f th a C Irou H Ca ere ao-fhat-th ey m a y ..ill rifila r care, a s a r e «squired (.in M sl a n o t h e r '------------ * lia s rnasiihla foe jnspaaMn i a wn t he aa id 1inspe c to r a**«-w)wk.-pare< e t law«.ta cwnfliat ■ a ll- Hoard* sif -Oraintjf shall, i » aUuwwd, to -charge and cullecf « rtw ith are hereby o r hog i person o r person* olfering. sUeh href 01 Commlarinncr« h ltin g 'n a t con vict* for. w ork to m oney greater than tne sum of m oney A p p ro ved June 7. 1909. . ' h t nT h l í > l , ” .íí1,‘) Dj i l e County m ake provision for rack »hall he Allowed, credit in hi* »eltlrnirnt for ih#» rat " con vict so b a sed or hired sale tw en ty-five c e n ts fo r each hide of h r e f and an a ddition al tuffi of m oney estuai to tw en ty •period when five o r lr*t arc offered fo r inspection five net centum p er annum unon the prin- ou t. to receive upon being discharged, tran sporta­ nt an y one tim e h y .th e tam e p a rty , amt for alt CHAFTER 5 W 9 - (N 0 . HWf. S « ïï* î ,lu.° rtn proprrtv n(> „ pereon* Within skid c o u n ty -if i'alm |i, Jch ■ ed, b y a an n tra ct, oon- tion back to the p la ce from which he was W nn y co _______ «imil ssum loaned, ‘ ------- ------------1 .I vvane« a n ce o r device w h atever, directly or tenceil. o r It* equ ivalen t In money for such p u r­ o v e r .fiv e , b u t not more than ten. the lu m of A N A C T to Require the Hoard* o f C o u n ty Com* tienrm* ssSiBfia tri missinnere to A d v e r t í» for Hid* lo r Public Indirectly, b y w ay of- com ml salon 1. dii- pose, and In addition the sum o f three dollars tw en ly-five cents each for each hide inspected, fi*«. 17. T h e C olleclor oj T a x r , pf ! t-'iiunt* am! for nil o ver ten offered b y th e aame p a rty a t W ork and F u r n is h !n f Supplies to th e C o u n ty c o u it . exch an ge, in terest, pretended sale o f a n y f l j . e o ) when his sentence is toV a lees period than *h,c U * M *W ch 7fi »il o j one tim e the sum o f fifteen cents each, ami fo r the fou r m onths and for nil prisoners whose term of in C ertain C a tes, and P ro v id in g a P e n a lty for th e ¡ ì n t -tay o f Ju ly , 19*9. b eu n p a i I ami |i»,t .>,» article, assignm ent of sa la ry o r it ages, inspection Failure to A dvertiM for MM<,___ _ __________ o tt lauda lylnn in th r .terrU ory nf !*.-!i,i l)i„re fees o r o th e r fees, or otherw ise, o r for forbearing sen ten ceeh all be more than four month», the sum Inspection of the m arks o f hogs »la jg h lr r e d -he ____________ sll be allowed! to ■ collect ■ ■ ■ from m i1n ie i ' person offering Ba il Gnactcd hy thr t.dtitlskure of tbe State of C o u n ty a s h cre b y created. and to enfi.ree D.r r-syto aoforon (ha eollsctipn of such m oneys o r oth er­ o f five dollar* ( f s .e a l, Ihe u n i t to be paid ou t of sh sam e for inspection th e sum o f fifteen cen ts «geh ‘ * hire derived from the Iras© of said convicts. wise. »ball forfeit the entire sum, both the prin Flo m ent th ereof b y sale of delinquent lamlVÌ-'Th» And when th e C oun ty Com missioners work for five or less offered b y the sam e p a rty ftt Section I, N o co n tra ct shall be let b y the Board sa m e m ariner and wi t h the sim e rff-ct n« if the c ip al am i interest, to the p a rty charged such usu rioui interest, and shall be deemed gu ilt v o f a mis­ their prisoners on the putillr w orks 4)f the c o u n ty tim e .a n d th e sum o f J e n cen ts each for all hoRi o f C o u n ty C om m issioners fur tho working ol a n y county bT Palm Beach 1-a-l n ot'been'i rr J e »m ---' - »3 iIn - —— ---------* ade dem eanor. and on con victio n , be fined n ot more the same am ounts shall tig paid to the prisoners o v e r five in num lier offered b y the M m e p a rty a t road o r street, the con struction or buildin g of a n y a ll asfes pursuance of -•the provisions of e, R very v ery party p a rty refusing refusir to nay said sum i,rt.i,T.e. the erecting o r building o f an y house, nor this Section W than one hundred dollars, o r b e imprisoned.In the discharged from said w orks o u t o f th e l’ ine and ono timie. shall he as valid as !( l|.r (cnitory ol ain y . go od s, su p p lie* 01 m aterial* fo r-ro u n ty P alm B ea ch had rem ained a part 5f t)..dr County co u n ty jail not more than n in ety d a y s, or both , in ¡forfeiture Fund of tho co u n ty , the sam e a s is herein allowed said Inspector shall he subject to «h a lf a a fin» wiff not morw-than __ ten d ollar» nor more than -nyrposi yf lftroi Ina /vs--Hi I ol'land« • 1 1lying a b o v e provided w hen th e con vict* are leaved the discretion o f the CourtVrpose* o r u se be purchased when tbe am ou n t to b u t all ta x certificate» coveting »al.-Iw en ty d a y s' Im prisonm ent i the c o u n ty jail. T ills law shall becom e e le c tiv e upon its passage Sec. A. liv e r y person, association o f persons, » paid therefor b y the c o u n ty shall exceed three in Palm B each ten C c oouunntty y wni which shall !>• nia.le -n 0» A . I I . firm or corporation, o r the agent, officer, or other and approval by tha G overnor, o r Its becom ing a lia ch hundredu«lng_to dollars, perform unless n otice thereof shall ho a fte r the first <l»J¡ vl July. tooo. shall I»- delivered such d u ty »hall be deemed g u ilty o f a ntNde- •d-rertised o n c e a w e e k fo r a t least lv»o Weeks tri to th e CTerkrf o f the C-ireuit ■ ■ ■ ■ , association association .n o (f m m law w ithout such op p io val. represen tative of a n y rerson oeri p ircuit ~ Court............................ of l'atni Brack m eanor and. upon conviction t|on thercoT, thereof, shall A pproved June J, 1999. firm or corporation, Unding m oney in th is or pore: ____ _________ som e nasnupajter n ew spaper o f general circulation ______ In the C o u n ty , and ail redem ption* -if any VUch land be punished b y a fine n ot exceed ing fifty ‘ e t-oi B u te upon security thrr said Clerk co u n ty, calling for bids upon the w ork to be done sh a ll be m ade o through th a n t y sh *1 all, w henever the borrower 6] dollars for each offense, or b y iniprisonm ent o r for the goods, supplies o r m aterial* to be PUP m oney m akes paym en t of a n y m oney. oney, of such 0!. ___ .... Sec. 18. A ll redemption of lands lying m I'stm CHAPTER SUA4— , m 95). In the co u n ty jail n ot exceeding th irty day*, n o p a l or interest. Im m ediately upon such eith er prinri chiuod b y th e co u n ty , and in e ach case t“ h inb ........ i d of Ueach C o u n ty which shall have l-eef, rrrtifinl or NA AC7 R T to am end Sections t ti rj j . ' t»174 174 and 1117A. 1 7 A. •h a ll also be the d u ty of each ' made, give »0 said borrow er a r a ­ A N paym ent being be x es1JM prior the lo w est responsible bid d er shall he accepted , sold. fb t ta -----1- to the first d a y of July. o f ]he G en eral Rtalute» o l Florida R elatin g to com pletion o f a n y record bool ted of the d a te of such pa. paym en t, which rat ß ceint, dated h eth er errtifird o r sold tn th r State. UPtcss the C o u n ty Com m issioners shall reject all in the office o f th r C lerk o f tb e » „ • » » u w - . _ th e P ractice o f P h arm acy in Piorida. UaD s sitali l-e m ade tln tn ifllf the CT.“ fT •I the Cu­ receipt shall state the am ount paid aid! .'or w h at bid* because the u n i t krs too h igh. auch paym en t is ma le. If auch p aym en t is for Be If Unacted by th r (.erld atu re of the Atale of the said book* shall then becom e a p art of the fi«c , * .- T h f r :A c t sn shitll sli go grt in ih to lo rffevT r f f c im m ediate- c u lt C ou rt o f D ade C ou n ty. pwb li* H-eon l s o f thf UJUiii y . NO person shoH T e ly upon its i interest un the «um borrowed, tho receipt shall so Sec. »919. It »hau sh all b« b e the d u l y of IT,.- B ..ml ul »««. dut W aeMai----- - 1 M . C W _ and ap p ro v al b y the G overnor. api*ointed to be an inspector who i* interested s t a t a i If th * sum so -reitrfn tn lis ll|i|.!V,l liHTir ■ A p p ro ve d June «, ig e v . C o u n ty C om m issioners of Palm llc a ih County, Scctlnn I I 7J, of the G eneral S tatu tes o í wi t h oT em ployed b y a n y b u tch er o r ven dor of p aym en t of th e principal sum borrowed, th e re­ a t ns e a rly a d a te a* m ay be po-.-.ililr 1,, hold a be aim ended to read a* follows: slaughtered beef o r hogs, and nn person »hall be ceip t shall 10 state. A ll such receipt* shall be FloridaJ. sh all__ CHATTER Ï9 7 P - ÎN 0 . 1011. conference w ith the C ou n ty Commiiw»«ners ol he said Boari! o f Pharm acy shall, a t stated -appointed im p e cto r w h o is n ot an e x p e rt in talre d u ly and properly signed b y the person, associa- timTes, D ad e C o u n ty and agree w ith said linnrd ui«n a to be fixed b y them , being a t least tw ice in ing arul record! mi m ark* and brands. A N A C T P rovid in g for the l-reatlon of F aim p lan o r plans for th e a»*umptlon liy I'alm llt« h Unn of person*, firm or corporation, o r the agent, Sec. 3. Alt laws and p arts of law s In Conilict B rach C o u n ty , in the S ta te ot Florida, and fur C o u n ty p f its pro ra ta share of the jndi-hU-dnsMofficer or other representative of th* person, asso- each year mid a t such tim e sind place and in such m anner as th ey m ay determ ine, b a schedule of w ith th* provision* o f this A c t be, and the sam e jr urivitniiiç, ujy t* m-iji-mi» ■ th e Organ! vtt'O n-A nd .G overn m en t .Theia-X. ^ o f D ane C o m ity , In' n/CrtnTAnCo wilfi 1lie- piuvis' d a tio n of Persons, firm or corporation to whom questions to be answered in w riting and Pratt y. ex- are h ereb y, rep«*led. ’.V'"«' such money is paid. W hoever refuses, upon d r lTi)riifa, B e It Enacted h- th e t^ g ld a tn re nf the S late of ion* o f th e C on stitu tio n u f the Stole am i n* • v e r r fwrwnt w ÿ o sh a It desire lo iò n d iic l Sec. 3. T h a t this A ct shall ta k e effect im : .m a rji. .Lu-giv* a raesint co m p ly in g-w ith th e re Am! a lio upon an equ itab le division nf (ht Surplus flo rid a : Ihe buiiness o f fettina a t retail, com pounding ot rm ed ia tely upon its passage and ap p ro v al b v the quircme.it> of (his Section shall forfeit the entire dispensing drugs, medicines o r diem icnl* (or Section f . T h a t the C o u n ty of Palm B each be. fund*, and personal hr m ovable property ihxt i-a v e m o r. Interest upon rald-Principal rum lo thè horrower. and tb a aame is h ereb y, created and rs la b lith rd D ad e C o u n ty ir.ay h ave on hand or that n ay 1» inrdirM ic*I u»e. use. o or r comt-ounding com; nr dispensing nb »-si­ A pproved lu n e 7, 1909. Sec. 7. T h a t it thnJI he lite du t y of rvi.-ry mort clan s' s’ nrrscriplinns as a ph arm acut; and it a to e x is t a s a C o u n ty o l the S ta te o f Florid# from ow in g to D ad e C o u n ty on the finn day nf July gngee accepting a m ortgage on persons I property , -ritv < o—f said Board shall lie satisfiei! th a t said it d a y o uf J Ju ly , l o a f buch c o u n ty «909. " and a fte r the i >t m A fority as security for the repaym ent o f.* loan of m oney M See. 3f). Jt shall b e 'tlie du t y nl the {1 ,r,1 of CHAPTER 5964— (HO. 07). I M I is rn m p etsn l and .fu mlly quajifte-l to conshall Com pos- and include all th a t te rrito ry of rrvon less than one hooded dollars In c s s » to be stated Public Instruction of Palm Beach Count, st u c lo fu m x is U___ n g , w. h ich the c o u n ty o f Dlasddenas f f ih. c r _____ in such m ortgage, separately and d istin c tly , the duct u l d business of com pounding o r dispensing A N A C T - lo am end Sections 17 and | 5. o f the lie* north of th e follow in g b o u n d ary line: Itogin- e a rly a d a te ns m ay .be pos'iH n. to ImM 1 conmedicines o r chem ical* fo r m edical use, or several am lunts secure.I a t princioal, interest and drug*, g a t_ a n oM in t on bou_ n d ary com pound o r dispense physician*' prescriptions • G eneral S ta tu te * of the S tate of Florida, R e ­ in ____ p the eastern ____ j y o f th e S ta te fertn ee With the Hoard o f P u blic In«?' tn.n of __ _ and an y m ortgagee w ilfu lly viola tin g the to fees, a latin g to the B ou nd ary Lines o f G adsden and of F lorida D ad e C o u n ty and agree w ith Mich Hum! ui»on s th ey shall enter the name a t such person as a erg*)rfda w ‘here‘ th e south line» ,o( Section lli provisions o f this Section shall forfeit all interest iste red pharm acitt L ib r r ty Cou-ifjes. p lan fo r the assum ption b y Pnlm Beu I. Ciuinty tow nship 4w, syuth of range 4east, if pnxfuecd in a book AroVidod for tha an l fre t »-cured h y such m ortgage, and )<a en ­ •f’ the Be II Enacted by Ihe LcglU atore ol the Stale of w ould Intersect the sam e, amt from the Mid point of its pro rata share o f the Ihdrhlrdm purpose; F ro vid rd ., how ever. T h a t this A c t shal titled to recover on ly the principal sum. M ind Florida. o f in tersection on th e said eastern bo un d ary o f the Roani o f P u b lic Instruction o f Dade < Sec. R. The provisions o f Section* A and 7 of not he ronstrued so a t to preven t a pharm acist also upon an eq u itab le dlvUtun of t >iti.ltsa Section f . T h at Section 17, o f tho G eneral said S ta te run «rest on th e southern boun dary ot fun ds th a t said Hoard m ay have on >>, I u that this A c t shall not a p p ly to chartered b s n ly . S tate from regiktrring w ithout exam in ation , provided ■ toilth- of range « j east, the said lid pharm sacist is registered In acm e other S ta tu tes of th e R íate o f Pforida. relatin g to the o r National, or to trust com panies. m a y lie ow ing to M id Hoard on the f i t .' I.»v if S ta le whose standard of requirem ents sn d e x ­ bo un d ary lines tif G adsden C ou n ty, l>e, and the -vest on th e south boun d s Sec. V. All law s and p arts of law s in conilict anim J u ly , 1909 am ination shall t-c fu to th r standard sam e is hereby, am ended to read as follows. ation snail lu lly equal ________ _________ t, fourteen, fifteen; sixteen to w ith this A ct be. and the same are hereby, re- of requirem ents ot th è S tate Sec, 21. The Spring Term of the Circuii ' i«irt i lorid a, and proof F 17 f t o l — Oadsdeo.— G adsden Clot o u n ty shaH si .... be seven teen and eighteen o f tow n sh ip 49 south ol pealed. 1 . vidc-I such other S ta te 'w ill register rtgi p h arm acists com prehended w ithin a tins ourretpondtng on the rknge 41 east, and thence follow ing the M id line of Palm Hrsch County shall be hel l on .tie (¡r*t A pproved June i t , 1999. P V M P M ___ __________ J P W I T q e w fa y in Jbne. and ihe Pall Term of the Circuit of ihe Fbirida Pharm m H Board ___ q, f P h arm acy o n tha sam e w est w ith A p alach icola R iv e r.'a n d on th e north p ru lu c e d w est to th e western 1-oundary line of the -* ' o *f Sftld iJd county shall be held on ihe first Court conditions: F ro vid rd , also. T h a t a n y rerson not w ith .th e bo un d ary Hna o f'th e S tate of O oorgia, c o u n ty o f D ad e, a s heretofore existing. a ph-trmarint o r druggist m ay often and oonduct to a point wnere Sec. 2. T h e M id c o u n ty shall be a p a tt o f the Tu r»!la y in Tantiary in each year CHAPTER 5061-(N O . Q3j. where the sam M inee intersects the w estern Sec. h is -A tt »hall take effç._i I h l« “ . 22. 37. T This -Att *urh slore.- if h r »ball keep con stan tly in hi* rm - b an k or “ e' ‘ * “th en ce dow n Rqpond Conureesioaa! D istrict, a p art o f the nk o f th R iv e r O cklockonac, A N AC T M aking A ppropriation for the Support olvy a registered pharm acist or druggist, b u t shall thw. w estern b an k o f the Mid riv er O ch - T h irtee n th Sen atorial D istrict, and a part nf Ilia Toree a s soorr a s it liceorpe* a law . . A p p ro ved A p ril io, 190*. and Maintenance ifii ■ o f thrie S tate Iissili»*rione for n ot him self sell dm c» Òr or medi 11 o nrtJ Cdispense Wp drue» nr (¡cines, .. a P point where the n o rth S ev en th Ju dicial C ircuit, a n d the raid cou n ty shall p adionce, m . . . • to - . P __ Higher IM ucalion C reated t*d and snd IRequired to be except proprietary a tu f patent m n ltrin es in orig and ( fjJun d ary tins of Section T w e n ty (so ), tn h a v s one m em ber In the House g j R ro iescu taU v e* " tHAPfER S97B— (NO. 'liW i M aintained b y C hapterE |Mf«i »1*4, foft the ackagM Provided (urthrr, ever ____ T h a t T ow n ship -Owe— f * ). —south, ra n g e -fo u r; ~*C»tr -o(Tha R is to o f P M ü v ■ .Mk_ _ _ i' _ _ _______ . . . how ___ 1. L a w s of inai A N A C T D efining the B oundary Line Hl-Wjtjj F lorid*. A pfiajvei! fun* «ih, ig o j . N on Knuo-n Uús C h a p ter sh a ll n ot-be *0 c o n s ln iM ’as lo pre 2 HCC* . The tow n o f W est Palm B each shall be ___J in tersects said river, thence run west to the north the C ou n ties of C la y and Putnam , in tin- Gir— WTT 'T fy o fT lo n c la , ftre V lo rid s S tate vent an y physician Who is authorised to practice west corner o f Section N lnetoen (19), T o w g ih ip the tem p o rary c o u n ty sent o f said cou nty. p orate L im its o f th e Tow n ol Mt lrtve ' Collèga If Wt-.asn, the Florid* School for the medicine or surgery under the law* o f this S tate, O ne (1 ), south, ratigfc'four (4) w est, thence run Sec. 4. T h e G o v ern o r o f the S ta te (hall, on or .................... D eaf and1 Bund, Blind, and- th e -P io rid a A gricultural from registering a» a pharm acist or druggist w ith ­ north to the southeast corner o f S ectio n O ne tr ), .before the finit d a y a f July, to oo . appoin t all th e Be it Enacted hy th c'L egi*ln tu rc of l l v l i s l i uf __ _______ a n d M echanical Ç ollrge fur Negro#». out exam ination. Florida; __^ r One _______ __I _I range _ ^ ^ Ifive ^ ^ jflTi-.ijp T ow nship ( 1 ) . south, ,(5), w est. officers to w hich said co u n ty m ay bn entitled Sec. 2. Section 1174. r-f the G en eral StgTbtes of Dc If Unacted by the Ictld a fu rc ef the Sfate of Section t. T h a t the Itou.ndary line I . tr it the thence w est to the_*outhw est "corner u f Bectloc under th e C o n stitu tio n and taw * of the S ta te of Florida, shall tie amended to read as follow»: F lorid a. Florid* t C ou n ties o f C la y and Putnam , in thr , -i tale T w o (»1. T ow nship O ne (1),, south, w . « . , rang# u five ,„ W (s)1 . Thr Hoard o f pharmacy shal! be entitled to Sec. S. ft shall be the d u ty of the B oard of lim it* of the T ow n o f Melrose, shall Iv ll - north Section I. T h a t the sum of two hundred tsren- collect of aach person, whom they rruiitcr and w e st., thence north to th e southeast corner o l Section T w e n ty-tw o (> )), T ow nship Ono f i ) ; C o u n ty Com m issioner* o f Palm B ea ch C o u n ty lo edge of B ella m y A vanue, begiiipirq) it tin- in t y -eight- ihoutand. nine hundred dollar»., or furnish a ecrtificale as * registered pharmacist th tre o l a t shall be-necessary, Is hereby a p ­ the sum o f fifteen dollar», which shall tvuiq full north, range pve, seest, thence w est to the range hold th eir first m eeting on the first M onday in tersection o f said B ellam y A venue ami ihr r,ig e much tht propriated for the support, im provem ent and fi-r all services:-and In cate the examination of line betw een ranges five (5} and t i t (6), w e ft, J u ly , 1999'. and a t said m eetin g th ey shall m ake line d iv id in g R ange* T w en ty-tw o att l I „ m i r ­ tnaiiitrnanC« o f the U n ivei'u ty o f Florida, the such person shall prove defective ami unsatis; thence olana Mid range line to tbe so u th ­ arran gem en ts for tem p orarily carrying on the th ree, thence running east alonii H r n->-!)> rdg* it* ntFlorida Stale College for W om en, the- F lorida faotonr. and his name not to he registered, he east co m e r of T ow nship T w o (1). north, range six .co u n ty govern m en t, am i shall perform such other o f sail! Heliam y A ven ue o q r-h a lf.n u lr tersection w ith the B ellam y, or Ft In Itosd School for the D eaf and the lllinit, and tbe Florida shall be permittlo-1 In present hira*cjt (nr exam- (6), w est, thence w est to tho southw est com er du ties ss m ay be required o f them b y law. Sec. A. It shall be th e dutyof th* B oard of lea/ling from fit. A ugustin e to T n lb lm " j -. ot Section T ld rty -flve f j j ) , T ow nship T w o (*). A gricultural and M echanical College fo r Negroes, tinn with‘ n any period not excerstine twHve north, ran ge six, w e ll, thence north to the n orth ­ P u b lic Instru ction o f P alm R each C ou n ty to hold ,S ec. 2, A ]1 jaw s oit-l ^ a tU of U-aa m . ...fflicl _ _ required to be supported and m aintained l-y nths thereafter, and no charg# '»hall be m ods w est c o m e f o f M ill Section .T h ir t y liv e f » 0 ) v Iheir first-m e e tin g on the first T u e sd sy iu July. w itlt th is A c t be. ami th van i-- »re ■ hy reC hapter j i t s , of tho L a w s of F,‘ Florida, approved tu rh re-axam in atkin . Kveryj-criOQ registered pealed nè sth,’ ig s t, which sum »halt t-c placed to tlm w ho desire* t-i continue the practice- of hi* o r her T ow n ship T w o f j ) , north, range six (6), w ere; 1999 Juw A p p ro ved May 5, 1909 Sec. 7. T he gourts of Paini B ea ch C o u n ty »hall ritt n f the Í141* Board o f Education in thn profession shall ann ually thereafter, d u rin g th e thence w est to th e range line betw een range* sta Jfl) and seven | 7 ^ w est,, thence •.•CAM north to tha-oortb- have oivil and elim ina) jurisdiction) “throughhands of the S tate T reasurer, as follows; tim e he or she sh sll crmlimm such practice, pay CHAPTER 5979— 1NO I in Mid - county, over ra in es OF *c Por U n iversity of th*. S tate of Florida, s ix ty to Ihe Secretary o f the said B oard of P h arm acy a west corner ot T ow nship T w o <»), north, range o u t six (ft), w est, thence w e it to the A p alachicola tlon w hich* shall ,~ Bave accrued, nera! accrued. am _ i o v e r AN-- A C T to Am end Section » ' of tl thousand dollar*, which, sum -shall include fifteen registered fee. to be fixed b y the said Hoard, bu f crime* and -misdemeanor* which __ shall b a v e thousand 'dollar* for th oipu rpose of con ducting w hirh, in no case, shall exceed one (Ji.o o ) dollar, ID ver. Statute», of. tha Stata « I Fiootln I >r* *-«.-•) the . Sec. 3. T h a t Section 15. o f the G eneral S tatu te« bften _ co m g iitted w ith in the___ territory B B B i _ *mParm er*- in stitutes. Boundarie* bf Columbia County for which he o r she shall receive a renewal ot the F o rth * Florida S tate C ollate for W om en, e igh ty said registration. It shall b e u k e dut y o t every o f the S ta te o f F lorida, relatin g to th e b o un d ary em liraccd in kaid-enuntjr as hereby oon«titutc*t Be II Enactrd by Ihj: fegb lslu re o f th, 'is le of lin es r tf'L ib ' e r tyy C ou u nnity, ty. bC, be. and "the * sam e is. nrior to tlie first d a y of July. 1909. in th ul :he sam e tw o thousand, five hundredI M ___ __________ dollars rsiin ■ agUtwred; upon chancing' his o r her place am ended to mad a* folkiit •: Florida: * a m anner sam e ej*). x te n t as If said cou n ty . Ute F lorid a Schn-»l for i h s d t a f a i s l I t lt of busineos ■ and B B Hto. th e _____ nex* from 1 one town to .an oth er, forthw ith 1« fiu ) — -Jhcrty.— UN Scctlnn I. That .Section »•. o f't in ■-hers! . L ib e r ty C o u n ty «hall he had Item in axistrnoe wjien such cause* nf action ___. fifty -six thouvanik to u r hundred dollars. to until v the S ecreta ry o f the M id Hoard of fh a r - bounded as foTlows: Cnm m encing on* the A p a ­ the accru ed , or such crim e* o r miwlem canof» were Statutes of the State of Fktridn. (h If F or th* Florida A gricultural and M echanical B M f , <if 1 _-‘ s g j^ i ___ o f location, inviUVS4l)t "IWtlre th e T ow nship line dividing com m itted . lach ico la 4\l» R is eCtr whs bounitwne* nf potumbia County, he..and H - in » ■ College for N rgroes. ten Ihnutaj-d dollars. the d u t,y nf nf eeve ry person j -------U tcred to n o tify b y T ow n ships n o n rw renivtcn I» hereby, amended to a* to reoil as follov t< wit: « ' ”T w o 0 ' ) and Three (3), north, strikes T he balsn ce of five thousand dollars to be e s- latter Mid S ecretarv ecretary on or before before tho tw enl en tieth See. * 7i— Cnlumhis.— The l«mii|.1.inr» o! ‘ ''"nltU -•own Mid river to a place pended by the Board of Contro^forrit* authorised d a y of June of each year, w h rth cr he o r she will M id river; thence down know n a c O w f Creak; thence up the w estern hank proceeding« County sliall be as follows: Conitnn ‘ >' •"« eonlinue lo p ta ctice a t hi* o r her registered placa of M id. creek to krhere left and an] elenco K i m whin wnirv il h ••m ____t fia t|-e s a sam m e intci&e e Iqtetsecta R M kfl the raidmouth o f tho Jchetuckncc River • t S T T h a t -out o f the appropriation hereby of business, enclosing the required lrc.‘ T h e Sec k.\ld proceedings th a t m ay. b a il* _____ r, ninnine thencf un ^ die -c c tlo y line o f Section T w en ty-six Tow nthe Rama Fee . Klvrr. m ade the A n te Board of Education Khali set apart reta ry ol the said Hoard shall n o tify b y letter li­ to ship five (3), south, o f ra nifi» w est; in .th e C ircu it CobrS o r th e C o u n ty C g ilfl nr any Ichetucknce R iver to isuiii41 Irtirtü V •' ** th e in tereit tr .lr u require«! to tie paid under Sec the address ■ a*„ appearin his Hl-oCk», wearingg in hU H V . e v e ry th en ce due, east a lo n g th e n iS d le a c t io n luir» to o th e r C ou rt, o r before a n y officer o r B oard <rf thence along the eastern tern Im p rtcjinry u n « •»thu-j un» Hon j t or saiil C hapter t*A* of the Law« o f P W tenor) regirtered Who shall not líavc.nM lficd tíl.n Hie O ckloekon ee R i v e r thence up M id river to a ■ aid txrnnty on th e hr»t d a y o f lu ly . 1909, where- n**e County, to Suwannee Hiver,' nt» Ida *. »•herein provid ed , th a t renewal o f registration is point where the north bo u n d ary lii o f nny C o u rt, officer o ; ■ Hoard o f Pnlm B each *“ ‘in. t'ti.n Ì*iar»'roÌL. — . «nid rtVer lo the Oeorniii tipe; Ihrnc* i b i« See. 3 T}]»i.tliis A c t »ball not hi; « m stn iod a* re-iulred; ami in cssr an an«s e r enclosing (tie tiervii!in« Kii'Y' il i.nil It ftiH:*y »iHfti * » riC> mm __ flin ^ _kfl« to ■the g« Une* ti Ivi In any. w ill affiv’ iin s the apnroprU iion m a le for wasary Irt »bail not h ave l^ cn rec-ivrd liy the T w e n ty i h j) , in T osm sh ip Ono i t ) , south, range C o u n ty vitnihl h a v e had |uri*M ctinn If u i d cou n ty vaili line bail been in existen ce when such a ctio n or p ro­ fou r ( 4), w est, intrrwecti Mid river, thrnce run thence «nuth lib fl «taie! mn*tr Ime »*» C a *• th * «upporttand mainlt-nance of tha Institu tions ry w ithin sixty d a y s niter date o( nielli w est tn the notthw ciii corner of Section Nineteen ceeding was in stituted shall b c T rm is fr n n l to the Çî «i« « r:'th c fic c Hownh nw<! Fr«» B 4 Bcreek p _ , lo the herein nam fd by C hapter jr-cj, of the L a w s of such -name shall l-e stricken (rom thn irg - (49), T o s n d iip One ( t)) , south, h m ge four. (js>, officer o r Hoard of Palm H rach C ou n ty havi ng R lv t fi thence duv n sail f T«, aifi river <r» Pkjrid*, approve. 1 M ay so. tv»7. ¡•ter and iu rh person' shall h all have iuive the right tight to was t.-t hen c e 'run north to the southeast corner of, jurisdiction ot^nich m atters, and all pleading«. fk n lm lj m , A p p r o v e d June t». n»»u have his nr her -unie giste red on p. paym registered _ ent o f Scctkm O n e ( 1 ) , T ow n ship One (t),,so u th , rittge papen arid <! m ents in a n y w ay pertaining u. Sec. 2. AU U w t and (>¿£U o f Lift^ m ivnuhct fen of l i v s 'l t . M l i _ ___ ____________ provided he o r »h« fiv e (J ), west, thence w r it to the southw est corner a n y. such c4 lio n , tprosecution o r proceeding shall with the provUiom of th ii -Art «r«r n^î- m such sactio m akes application within twalv* months; after o f S ection T w o (*), T ow n ship One ( t fi south, tie CHAPÎER 5941— (NO. 9J|. he deliver««! delivered b y th e C lerk, o r o th er e r officer 01 Dado« Dade the term ot twelve tfidnlhi, he or the will be re­ T h is A it 'aliali take effect um. • 1 i'cly ve <«), ws-tt. Jourfiesst w stt. thegee north to the Join (beast C o u n ty h avin g curtod y there')!. |o the p ro ic r offiA N 'A C T Requir-ng T a x Assrxsora to Furnish lo quited to proceed a* in case nf original registra­ ran ge five ceç. of. F aim B each C ou n ty. . e c o m e r O f,S e ctio n we nt y t wo .{(»), o w n s h ip , o f . bection T w e n ty-tw o (t» ). T ow nship on it* approval b y the Governor y] ' . the Hnards i<ts 01 o l rPublic u a u c iiistruciin Instruction n nt ni Their_Rrm m Ke- tion: Provided. T h at actu a l retirement from tb* ,i sp ectlve C ou n ties tiet a List Show ing (be- T otal profession o f any registered 'Phaim scist for a O n k f l ) . M ulti, raiige five ( j) , w est, thence w rat' ,* h f * f t The Clerk nf the Circult.Qourf o f Palm Approved May »9 . 1909 • - , to 'th e ra su e line lirtw ron range* five (1) and s if A m oun t of Spoetai Uistrfet T aae* Aascased in poriol o f not exceeding five yrai ears shall not de- (6), we»t, thence alona-»aid range Une to tha south Be&cti Coupiy. or hit authoritni agen t or d e p u ty , _ _ S T A T E U F F L U IU D A . 1 the Snvniaf uaf Si-erial Sctu-d D iscret» ' * 4 Priva him of tho right to renew his re g iftra tio q u p p ro çu re fc p q iT h e records, i ni Uss sitane o f ' ____ SS east corner of Townislup T w o (<). north, range six tehall C le tk o f th e £ ir e J it Coua rt of D ade C ou n ty a tran» lie If Cnitctrd b> the Laglslalure ol the State of on ths i-ayrotot of a ll lained . 4.6), w e ft, thence_west to the southw est co m e r o f , O F F IC E S ECRETARV OF STATE. * Florida 1 su ,ch deedi_.J‘ ran Sec. ,J. Fretion 117«, rtf th e G eneral S tatute* Section T h lr ty ; five ( j s ) . T ow n ship T w o (»), >cript W M . . , __, fia W Q s , mnrfgagas ,, P,._ W_ all deeds, el an a s oe or r. If C L A V C h A W F O R D . Secretary •/ other --------of rea! o r persona) «sítate,, and Ida. shall l-e am ended ende ‘ to read as folk» owt: vevance* Section I. T h a t it «hall l«e ih e d u ty o f th* o f Florid«. m irth, range m i . w est, thence north to the northo fl th e S ig le of F lorid a, do hereby ic ftff v •' *>• n i ep t r iui . utUrr» and decry«», and an) T h e Duai<! o f Pharm acy for the S tate ot F lorida .west coin er o f M id Bection T h irty-fivg ( j j ). T o w n ­ rm und o a n yv and C o u n iy T a x A »»essor» ta (ururih to the ilu s ii]i o f oortocl copy Q* wj ■ »* . hx(l n.sy neressary Jot, the conduct ship T sro (a), north, range six (6), w est, thence ........................... er m a tt in i o f , reo 1¡3.» and a n y and all forcjcoiriÄ »• a true ■ alt ... - J T expense» «} J P u blic Instruction o f th rir respectiva cm i'ftisâ on a nn perm prfm an ctit naturo enact e-1 *»> c eentral n tr a l and anent " Board, nut o f funds daid ‘ to tita «aid w est to the range line betw een range* six (6) and ptflVrs o r document» iti The cu sto d y o f the C lc ik a C •or before the first d a y o f O ctolicr ol cach y ra r th e ng o f tsaid LacisU Ture. Seiaipn o f i voy Hoar-I l i as [in -fu ltd b y law law: : and a lte r na\ ym en t ot of th e C ircu it C ourt of D ad e C o u n ty that m a y in to tal am oun t n(ei>coal district »chool ta x asacased ■ even (7). west, thence north to the n orthw -rth est an yw ise effect th e in tc(rsta of Palm Beach C ou n ty . Ojyert'under m y hand, a'.uj Ihe O w t M ¿ All axM nacaB aforesaid a reserve____I fund ol of_fiv_____ fi i t hund- co m e r of T ow nship T w o (»). ran ge six (6), B I _______ _ in each sa d evF ry »pedal taxw chool district. w est, tS c S ta te of F lorid*, a t Tallahassee, the t ai«««*. as th e C o u n ty Com m issioners m ay. from tim e to Sec. 2 . T h it Act shall ta ke e j e c t upon its pat- red I too 00) -loltars shal] bn retained and nil thence West \o the A palachicola R iver. su rpiq j o ver and a l n v c su d i e ip w * . and„ t th re tim e, d irect, and the C trrk of th e Circuit C o u rt of this the..»lxih d a y - f July, A D.. louu __c n____ h es re, ■ age and a pproval b y the G overnor. 8#c. J .'T h a t all laws and parts o f law i in con* serve lu n j of five h und red (to o ov) -lollars.- nn Approve ! lune 4. !>)•»'/ ilirt with tht provisions o f U.u A e i Iw, and tbe {Jado C o u n ty »hallwW ilhout-chaigeg or lees, allow <S m B v .M U * L Ä ' Ä th e fir s td a y o f January of e«ch yearahsU l-e d ‘ vtdHie C lerk n l th e C ircu it C ourt of Palin Hrach ed as folhiw g Orte h a ir tot the P W td s B u te sam e are liercby. repealed. C o w n ty frM access to all books and Papers on file Sec. 4, T h a t th is Act shall becom e operative Pharnisceu tieni in his dffiri* th at w ould in anyw ise taeditate. th r nl A ta o fia lW .'-s Q d the htlier half CHAPTER 596J — i NO. 94). first day of January, A. D. 1910 to be paid Into th eJs(atoT rea*ury. T i e Hoard ol on Athe p rucuA hg o f . aueb. transcription, T he C lerk of p p ro v » ! Jjm * 7, i , o , T — - - . -1 A N A C T to Am end fieclion -ato o.-p f the G eneral 1‘lialn-aoy lo# Ih p R u te-n l Ftnrirtq th a lllg i author C a p J a iii < s p iiu iir fK 11 VM 1 >I bthe C i t c u i t .C r ou rt of 'P a lm riaprii C uu ul y aliali S tatu tes of the S ta te of F ion da. R elating to 4>ai1 lo CjiH\ioy ---------- — ----certify to thn currectitcss uf sudi transcription .....L a U /iq fC ou a ly-G iu vfr(> -**A m en d ed b y Chair- a u w o í th a P la te aroiu aH yfff^ n t b ^ p in ir o f o f and 4h*reiipuA'such testified copies of the records w a s f o r e i g h t d a y s u p r i s o n e r a m o n g CHAPTER S967-(NO . M l. te r-y rn s. A cts of 1907. thdbHoard it t^.a-lvisabla lo do »0. to chock up documenta aiid tit her matrera so trfcnsrëibrd and . • oerlffirnte* cdT egistration . and lepnrt a n y vir.laA N A C T Providing fo ra m i Requiring tha Separa­ cert (find shall be of the Mm* force an>1 affect as t h o c a n n i b a l s . • . B e it Enacted by the Lrglrtsture af the S late of tim i nf (he la*l o said Hoard: M id Ik-atd u iay tion o f W hite and Negro Prisoners, am i Mate Lhesg In a l-reconia; Flnrldat L a d y — A n d b o w , w i t * - - i t ^ t h<pr~ Alien to il-lo y cod rise! and prosecute an y »uch vio taenisle Prisoner». Wh ' in Conftnem ent in ie Prisooec __ ■ ».'While As com; om pen u t ion for the act vires reSection t. That Sectton 4 • 09 of th e'G e n era l expense to tie [Mtid Out of the fond» tn JÍJF',1C o u n ty Jails Af thi* S tate. bM Ikm 9T5f this Act, the Clerk of d i d n ' i . o a ' t y o u , 1' Rtslutei of tl-r State o f Fioriv ia. a* a m A B e d b y »he hand» of oasi Hoard. I : ***'— <)■ ■ ]■ 1« __ Approved Juns A. 1909. O lisnter 370], Acts nf iv o :, relating to tbe labor n ty a turn to be fiyrd b y th* f*jV jfT f i i n ~ ( ¿ a l n j l y t o f county convicts, be and Thr arme il hrrrbv •t tuarv. pot to exceed rtn'f hqn drn ! a s i» ■t i l -a a» to ìv g 'l s th iHUWC--------- 1,1 _Ciiiinry rn a u w lsein nrr« ars fic 1 per m onth for each man lui such t r u t h v ; a s t l i e c h i e f ’ s w i f ò 4 m d i m s *. ** la» Ua Pnt to la b o r.— 4109—County X r s o f this S tate are herr eby re1 a c tu a lly ruga»:* in »urti w n tk T h * Uoorsl o f C*-untv om m w ¡on ora ot aaeli w ithin tw elv e m onths from th e p assage of, 4 «gc.:Qf-lCÿ1ui..QeLC& l a i d " -H»l ns jn th e jails of th eir . e o i U n it - V i s u r e ho records in tha office _ * counties th a t it shall II be unnaccasarySssebnfina um in of « : _ -------- ty Jud£« of Dad* County a tranieriru B t l e t f e r . ■ upon th e streets of inoorpoM id jail* In the M ina room , call o r 'a p a n in a s t o f all'paaers, hlrs. docuineiit* and' record» in the atnd d tic * ami towns, o r upon road*, bridge* and lie it Enacted by the lagldature ol the Slate of w hite uod negro prisoners, o r male and fem ale custody of thssCooqty Judge of D a le County that r F lo ru a . public srorks in th e several Counties where Ine they prisoner*. may in anywise affect the interest* o f Palm Reach sue *0 im prisoned; n r the said B oards m ay, in thi-ir f c c t l h t I • .That Section j u 1 o f the G eneral Sec. ». T h a t from and a fte r the pasM ge o f this County, as tire County Commissioners may from A s h i p iff l o a d m g ' a c n f g 0 , u in ' discretion, hire ou t such prisoners to be kept and S tatu tes uf the S tata nl Fiord is , relating A ct, a* »Oûn aa th e (all* * 1* arranged »0 th at this srutkrd eith er w ithin the cou n ty where the crime untie» ut e « rain ti,*,<<v-tnrs of m ark* and w a s com m itted or_to a n y oth er count« In tbe be, and thn M m e is hereby, am ended n 1 1 t B u t nn Board" of C Countou n ty Com T r i d a s fulloi»*:------- ------------------- * ■ — - ilm n - ir n »J13.ll Iu m o r hire o u t a n y fem ale 6 ' i 01 !»»fi*ctor anJ Urf-orf by Him r ie t or a n y mole prisoner» sick anil ditcaved ----- ^ - —— th® ------ d >• o - , ty * f of la m iid m awe io 1 »aas TT_— ijiàpecù>r io sM ct such an e ste n t as not to tie able t o perform man the m arks and bran ds of s i f hkfe» n f hacf b o u td le i ... ....---------- ---------- ----------- jcaa of nkioia shall lie kept ed and mark« of «11 bogs slaughtered and offered ip said iaila to be confined ta the sam e ceil, room such tranwrfption, ami themifinn such certified _ Ioni and for sale in M id district o r precinct, and keep a tu a p a rtm e n t. o r be so confined a s to be-p »4Hcrm in. ittn l copies of «he pa'itr*. HD*, ilocumspts and records S p a i n , m is-,. rocnnl u f all such m arks and bran ds m a book for to committglr together, and it ahall be .b. .y the Com th e d u ty of so transenti ‘ ba nf th e sam e shall . ibnd _ and and ccertified e rtif [ ab vice and ap p n iv- • such pum os*, to be provided him by. the C ou n ty -the Sheriffs o f this Stale to eon fine and at separate force a n d 'effect a* th * original mount». NEW* FUR, CU-, OEIAHD fln n o r -corporation, nW y - agent, officer, o1r UMIVI other -- or aW »».V »4 tio n o f perntnU ve o{ a n y person, a tso dda tip •00», firm corporation w tilu _ u y vviolatin pn o r <Wfp6rtwotV '- ----- g the.1 p rovision s of Section > of th is A ct shall forfeit the •n itre Interest *0 t h»reed. or con tracted to he chat-sed o r reserved, and o n ly th s a ctu a l principal sum of such iHhrirm* n on lract can lie enforced In a n y O u r s tn this Htnor.-either a t la ir o r In e q u ity ; and a lie n M id usurious in irrest U taken o r re ■ ar s ali ni >n s I n sti pa id ti n 11 nn I In Mill'll th e person, association of persons, finn or corpo ra­ tion who has taken or reserved, o r has been paid. cith e r d irectly or in directly, such usurious Inter«•t. shall forfeit to th s p a rty from w hom such usurious interest has been reserved, taken Or e x ­ acted in a n y w a y , double the am ount o f in terrat so reserved, taken o r exa cted ; P ros M ed, how ever. T h a t this shall not a p p ly to a liana Jide widorsee o r transferee o f negotiable paper purchased !-chirr m a tu rity , Unless the usurious ch aracter should appear upon it* face, o r th a t th e U ld endorsee or transferee shall h a v e hail actu al n otice of the tam e before the p u rth iu e of such paper, b u t in such even t double the am ount of such usurious Intrrest m a y be recovered a fte r p aym en t, b y action against the p a rty origin ally exactin g the eam e, in a n y C ourt of eum petent Jurisdiction in th is s ta te , togeth er w ith an a ttn m r y 's fee. as pro vlded In Section 4, o f th is A ct. Sec. 4. T his A ct shall not be ao construed as to preven t provision for the paym en t o f such at* n ey 's fees as the. C o u rt m a y determ ine In a .b ro u g h t before .the C ou rt to tie reasonable -■ Just fui Uu»l u iiv lti'* ig m lr iid tir Usurious contracté, either a t law. o r in equ ity P rov id ed . T h a t no a tto rn e y 's fee shall lie allowed o f. a Justice of tho Peace for g sum in a n y court ______ T _____ ■ acceding Eva dollars. J’ rovided. furtlrer. T h at this A c t shall not be construed so as to prohibit 1 m ortgagees from con tractin g for or collecting pre m inm s fo r insurance a ctu a lly issued on the prop e rty m ortgaged, w ith the usual kiss pa ya b le or m ortgage clau se a tta ch ed thereto. 1— t v ' ' Sec. I . Any- person, association o f per•ons, firm o r co rp o ra tio n .! o r the agent, officer o r other represen tative o f an y per­ son. association o f p ciso r*. finn — t tan -tenrtH ^----------* ~ n r { S ? t' K if V * �“M ’ , *K: . THE SANFORD HERALD 1— IN AND ABOUT THE CITYÎ ____ , r T he H erald ' s 'phone is No. 148 Men's Panama hats, at Mettinger'a. | R , P fi U lH L ittle H a p p e n ln i lS ^ M e n t lo n 6 f | ~ ^ o o < r i p r i n 4 at M a tte r s In B rie f. ffi r h i^ c i w f v i i w t - Miller ft SQhlaoVc the buyers m oney, $l.BO, at Miller ft Son. No hlgh-prlccd solicitors to pay. 3-lb cans Nanticoke tomatoes. 10 cents, at L. P. McCuller's. j N. P. Y dwell & Co Fish roe In cans, at 15 cents the can at Sanford Grocery Co. Chairs, stands, rockers, matting, spring Trimmed hats at great reduction for the cot. and window shades for sale. Practi­ PERSONAL IT EM S OF INTEREST |next week ot Mrs. M. L. A llen 's G l-ltp cally new. Enquire at Herald office. Planting time is here. M. M. Smith w ill M. W . Lovell has returned from Jack­ sell you land on easy terms. Summary o f the Floating Small Talk sonville, where he was called on account Fronk Milton o f the Sanford Grocery Co. Succinctly Arranged fo r Hur­ o f the Illness o f his mother. is the proud possessor o f a new Dulck car. ried Herald Readers. Now Is the lim e to build you rfcncean d The famous Elgin Creamery Butter for W ade, the tuner. Orlando. the Geo. II. Fernald Hardware Co., is the sale at W. W. Long's Grocery. place to buy. See the Ellwood n Twenty-one meals at Stumon's for $4. Florida Syrup In sealed tins, same lean Fence. i Am erica alarm clocks for 85c at Fcras n ew , at Sanford Grocery Co. aft _Mr^ and Mrs-Turmur Houser ret 1 1 m ild's. „ --------- -— ----------------I -FumtohedruuuurwUh bath for rent, at Snnford, after a delightful stay o f Hon. M. O. Overstreet spent Tuesday in 200 Laurel avenue, corner second at. 30 ♦ the city enrouje to Atlanta, ♦ M. Hicks and fn m jly have moved to W. Y o r k ; combining business with pleai * Full line garden aced fo r fajl plant­ R. Gardner's house on Palm etto avenue. • The Am erican and* Ell wood__ fen ce à : Who handles the Best Goods in Sanford, whose stock is kept up the year round, very seldonr ~ymr don V f e f what you ask for. •: : ' : : : •X ing. Fresh. At L. R. Philips' Drug sto re For an up-to-date tailor-made suit, see the best on the market. See them at D. A . Caldwell ft. Sons. Geo. H. Fernald Hardewore Co., before T. C. Evans, H. A . Grant, and Hon. J. purchasing. W ade makes frequent trips to Sanford. W rite him a t Orlando. Best Elgin cream ery butter. 38 cents a M. Cheney o f Orlando pound, at L. P. McCuller's. T u csd a roi^ b u rin eja :Cottage to ren t;five rooms, Park avenue, The City Cigar store apply to G v W i l M H T I i r ' m |'Adda To unit an and Is A good fa m ily horse for sale at a bar­ serve Ice cream and gain. N. H. Garner. 40 kinds. ♦ Complete Line of LADIES’ AND CENTS’ FURNISHINGS ; w ere 1 In the city M ist Grace Sanderson o f Plan t City visited w ith Miss Gladys Gardner' last has Installed a fine week returning home Saturday. now prepared to Hugh Allen, a prominent resident o f cold drinks o f all Maitland, was in the city last Saturday. He reports his section In fine shape, and that the orange crop w ill be a bumperone. Buy Henry Clay Flour o f W . W . Long. A . Dorner and fam ily have returned The best on earth. from New York, where they h ave been First-class harness and saddle repairing* a t Dlcklns' stables. 4G-tf Prices on hams a re soaring, but L. P. spending several weeks. McCullcr Is still selling them at 10 cents a Quite a crowd enjoyed a moonlight Mr. ahd Mrs. J. W. Price are temporarily ♦ N . P . Y O W E L L & CO. pound. launch ride on Tuesday evening. in charge o f Mrs. Goodhue’s boarding . Good second-hand buggy for sale. Box Sanford N o velty Works and Cement house on Magnolia avenue during her ab­ 854. 4 4 -tf Stone Plant located at the cornerof French sence. 4 2 tf See C. A . Reed for furniture and piano avenue and Commercial street. ,UR M EN’S A P P A R E L is a perfect Biggest Bargain In Sanford moving, tf Mrs. L. R. Philips and children left Man25 acres In the city limits. Has] Fresh Saratoga Chips received dally, day for Seabreeze, where they will spend lake p rotection .. Ten acres tiled and Four flow ing walls. Dwelling house, 10 cents the package, at Sanford Gro the summer. stable and other outhouses. Price eery Co. f " _____ _ WhUejmuLwHa Is «wByrmakBTonrsctrl^iJrsoo. Brokers protected. Martin at home at Stumon's. 21 meals for $4. Greenberg, owner. Buy a m eal ticket, and eat your Sunday dinner at Stumon's, A card from Joe de Mont from Niagara Falls says he w ill be in Sanford this week, M.E. Gupton. a first-class carriage paint­ The only sensible and comfortable men's er o f Savannah, hns accepted a position Invisible suspenders at Mettinger's. 51-tf with the Sanford Carriage Works. Go-Fly keeps flies off horses and cattle, Regular $5.50 rattan rockers ot Miller 25c and 5bc. A t all drug stores. 44-10 ft Son for $3.75. Gome and look our Harry Wilson spent Sunday with his stock over.fam ily at Daytona Beach. _ Ashes (Canada unleached )1and all W il­ Heart pine posts, by hundred or carload. son ft Toomfer fertilizers. See R. C. Max0. G. Woolcott. Oviedo, Fla. well or R. H. W hitner. 51-4t 40-p WANTS All Local Advertisements Under This Heading. One Cent a Word Each Issue L ost.— Betw een City Park and Clyde L in e dock pair solid gold cuff buttons. In cuffs. L ea ve at Herald office and get reward. ,y • bSZ“bSSS adapts itself to the needs of good dress­ ers especially during the warm weather months. Our stock of merchandise is of the ■. _ ____ g fig z most approved style-conservative, yet New crop California seed, at L R, w e e k ; $1.50 by day. Fronting oceon. 4 9 tf M cKinley edition o f ten cent sheet mu­ sic, all the popu larairs,atC ltyC ignrStore. Philips' Drug Store. Get his prices on b efo re buying f I a*— & - - a a. ftf t if f - . -S Mr. and M h l W .W . Abernathy and fam ­ Do aw ay with dust while sweeping car­ ily are now com fortably located In the Long residence, corner o f Oak avenue and pets by buying W lzzard Carpet Cleaner of Fourth street. ‘ , W. W. Long. A rch ie Betts has returned from a trip W hy pay high prices on the Installment plan, when M iller f t San w ill anvc you to Georgia where he spent the time pleas­ antly amung the Georgia “ peaches." from 2 0 to .30 per c e u L -------—------ — ; production of pleasing style, and modern in every feature,’ and it will be bF shares. Give references. Nassau Truck ft Farm Co., Fcmandina. Fla. 49-2tp F or S ale — N ew Sewing Machine, drop head, all latest attachments. Going for $35 cash. Inquire at H eiald office. F or S ale — One-fourth block between First and Second streets, beautiful building site. Lake view. $ 1,000 . F. J, I r Powers. Get your fencing now, and get the Geo. H. Fernald has returned from o For Sale— 10-ft launch. 3 h. p. engine. trip to U i« New England states, and while Am erican or the Ellwood kind. Geo. H. Bargain, if sold at once. T . P. Conpro^st. he thoroughly enjoyed the trip, he Is glad I fern a ld ®®*' *0 For S al«— Buggy ond harness, in good Hon.’ E. E. Haskell o f Palalkft and Jos. to get back to Sanford again, where “ life A bargain. E. L, G., Lake Jones and Curl Robinson o f Orlando were condition, Is worth livin g." Mory, Fla. Mr. and Mrs, D. L Thrasher and daugh­ in the city Tuesday on chancery court For sale cheap. Quick snle. Need man * ter M ay have returned from a month's matters. ey. Fifteen acres celery farm. Box 473 outing at Daytona Beach. They thorough­ The Royal Tailors brand o f clothing For Sale— First class square piano, 4 0 -4 ^ ly enjoyed the trip, especially the fine means perfection. See samples at D. A . cheap and time. Box 473. For Sole— Three fresh cows and a good Caldwell f t Son's. _ — ------------roads and the Buick car. horse. Inquire at the Pico Hotel. 4 0 -tf Hammocks from $1.20 up, at Miller ft Send for special announcement of Beautiful country home for sale cheap. *‘ ’ 1 * .7 „ . . t ^ ^■ s» i x— courses In Music, the F in e Arts, nnd the 1H miles from Sanford. 9 room house; G Son. ~ Get ready fo r the files and Mos Mecanic A rts at Stetson University. De- acres good la n d ; orange trees, ftc. A d, dress P. 0. Box 753, 49 -tf qultoes. Largest ItOCk and lowest Land, Flo. prices on screen doors and windows F or Rent — Seven ( 7 ) ncresof good subFancy work supplies, nt 307 Magnolia at Harry J. Wilson's. rrignted celery land. Address Call Box aVenue. , -tf 828, Sanford, Fla. 30-4tp Castor pomace, cotton seed meal, com­ Mrs. W. E. Morris and children have ar­ F or R ent —Old land tiled and In fine E .K 1 plete fertilizers, Wilson ft Toomcr's Ideal +4-4-*+4>+4"M>+4>4>4>4>4>*4>4"«> 4-M-4-* rived in the c ity from Macon and w ill oc­ shape for crop this season. F ive room » ♦ ♦ 4 ’+4>4*44><M"e>4'4’ 4>4"t+++4-+<*•* and Special brands. See R. C. M axwell or cottage on farm. F. J, Powers. cupy the house at the corner o f Park R. H. Whitner. J 51-4t Three furnished or unfurnished rooms avenue and Ninth street. Mr. Morris is for rent, Hines building, over Woodruff's Thirty per cent discount on all wool art representing the Prudential Insurance Co., store. See R. L. Jones. • 4 8 -tf squares at M iller ft Son. arid several fire insurance companies and Furnished rooms, delightfully c o o l pleas­ Built b y the Pope Contracting Co. suf­ will make Sanford his headquarters. antly located, singly or together. No. Gil Oak avenue. It ficient guarantee. 4 2 tf I f you want a first-class tailor-made r' ‘ - For Rent—One and three-quarters acres Clarence Priest and fam ily o f Anthony suit for $12.08, call at D. A . Caldwell ft o f land, near city limits. Address Box have m oved to Sanford, and w ill reside on Sons. STRONG LINE OF CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES • 339 City. J. E. Pace's place. M r.Priest U p practical W anted— Tq rent 13.000 feet o f celery Mr. and Mrs. C. A . Dobbins and child The Latest F a ll Styles in Ladies’, Gent's nnd Children's Shoes former and w ill bo a valuable addition to ren, who have been visiting with Mr. boards. * P. O. Box 304. ‘ 4 8 -tf :<*. Just Received \ Sanford's trucking section. . .* House to rent for the summer, corner Dobbins* sister. Mrs. W* J. Bethel, on Sec­ Magnolia avenue and First street. ' En Don't makp a mistake and buy before ond avenUe. returned to Sanford Thurs­ quire o f Mrs. M. L. A llen . . :— » Pricing, at M iller f t Son. day. Mr. and Mrs. Dobbins were at one In the next 30 days I w ill sell 50 Rhode Jas. A . Abrams, representing the John time residents o f Daytona. Mr. Dobbins Island Red hens, and 50 W hite Minorca#, A. Cunningham Co., o f Jacksonville wap being in business with H. Er Quigg.—- one year old, not less than ten a t ,73 cts each. S. M. Donne, Geneva, Fla. 40-4t in the city last Saturday. Mr. A bram s Is Daytona Gazette. , T o R z Mt , U nfurnished .— The large house, t o n i — 1 0 0 9. one o f the beat piano men In the state Dr. Jas. Robson o f Sanford Fla., spent ell and kitchen on Am ory Grove, four Oxford, North Carolina and U In charge o f this department o f a few hours In the city Thursday with his tnjles from Sanford, with stable, water C la n ica ),BclonUfloand EuglLih couraca. P r e p a r e for CotlOffl. U u lve ra U jo r tb s U o veru tn en t Academ ia*. M ilitary the Cunningham Co. w ife who has been visitin g relatives In supplyT etc. Rent $24 0 per y e a r; by training dovetupa prom pt obedien ce and m a n i, c a r i taxa. $25, payable monthly lu advance. A c a d e m y - S« y s o n f p lt t w it li i l i n rUi H , d t e n d i , t ». Caduta Rooms furnished. A lso go-cart far sale. C harleston all summer. Dr. was em ploy­ mdmh dine with the principal and l a d l e uf hla fam ily, pw u rtn . Reply to C. W. Rautoul. GO State street. ed as druggest with Drs. Tomlinson and Boston. Mass. For exam ination o f premth .c u ltu r e of homo lilu. C iU U ralesaad educates. Modero ’ Between Oak and M yrtle Aves., 3th St. fcctaanltatlon, wholesome fare, no orowdln Maines last year up ’ until Mayo f this laes A pply to John T. Arrents, j> n the .. m nan tab pbyafeal pbyalea* and* aoclal - - training. « W, S, H art b f. H aw k'a Park, one o f the ental, ace,____ — -------------7 4 5 -tf *w n. alhleU e park, ana qu lu a rte r m ite running track most prominent orange growers In the year when he went to Sanford. His w ife aerea. Ideal d im a u , helpfulJ environm ent. In the social F or S ale — Five shares o f Sanford Build­ of refined Chruiitlan people. The tow u no ----------------Mate, passed through this d (y .la st.-T u es­ and children w ill Join him fiext week.— ing ft Loan Association stock, a half ‘^ n m rr.a* an educational centre. Lake Butler Star. day. Mr. Hart Is enthusiastic about the Catalogues ready for distributing amount paid in. Address Box 359 city. r ^ H Q M IE a f t m jT A R Y SCHOOL Prospects o f the orange business and the Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Wilson, four chllFor Rent— Six acres o f old land, bamI. li . XX ____ w ill will* f e w i un i cottage . p , J: H ^ n m ill m n lil nrriwn.l U n lu U p a f l , Citrus Exchange. _______________ __ A P o w ep . 61-2t t 412.60,— 80-pound T é li Ina Ureas, first- from Sanford, nnd have located In Miami For S ole—Seed Potatoes for fa ll plants i - l Y .......... .. .............................................................................................. .................................. . . . . . . . . . . . t cottage on the beach for the remainder o f class tick, at M iller f t Son for $8.30. ng. N. J. Hintitrom .- ' ffP lf ■ M r r w n w i r i r o ' prominent warned by the "dd j r pi eci û i 1 Lost—Subscription paper with names o f hardware merchant in Sanford, ond re­ Fourth o f July contributor«. Finder please reasonable prices. Call on Mrs. F. W . M. ports that there are three hundred acres return to office o f Chase ft Co. o l-tfp r, Sixth S t and Myrtle A v e . 49-2t or more o f celery being planted this sea­ For Rent— F ive unfurnished rooms on Sam W illiam s has accepted a position son than ever before, and predicts an Park avenue. Inquire at Sanford Grocery. _ hyfctt furniture store o f Barlow ft Wiliiums, Form for rent— N ear Crystal Ice (dam, a enormous crop.— H alifax Journal. Is a first-class furniture man and Is finished six room house, bam and shanty, Wilson ft Toomer Fertilizer Company, w ith four acres In good condition. G. W. Jy returning to his first love, as lie was A 51-lt trilh the Heffleld Company several years Complete fertilizers, Canada hardwood Hunter. Lost— Pair gold eyeglasses. In case, on ashes and castor pom^oe. See R, C. M ax­ sgo. well or R. H. Whitner. • fll-4t Celery avenue, between town and ChapH®o«y. ln « iie and tw o pound Jar*’ pie's place. Nam e on case, Marshall, P H O N E 160. Oak A v e and 11th S t SANFORD, F LA , 1 •*»$ 45 c e n t s th e Jar, a t S o n fo rd Tables from 80 cents upward at Miller Field ft Ca Finder please return to this office, and receive reward. D. C, Woods. f t Son. * « r c .. to your interest to investigate. ^ • If quality is ^our* strong point let us supply you. - .FRANK Clothier and Men’s Furnisher SANFORD FLORIDA - F R A N K L. W O O D R U F F Sanford’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store Horner Military School J L. H. T E M P L E * O rd e rs S olicited F o r Cut Flowers and Hot House Plants ROSES F lorists A g e n t .' 1- — --------- ■* * ■ ■ MS! ■ !— Ill «a I f T X L ii! _ iis lift S P E C IA L T Y A s k for p rices 4 -r — �August 6, 1909 TUE SANFORD HERALD In Answer to Mr. Palm er's Inquiry ns to the relation o f the county, exchapgo to the exchanges it was general and local brought out that the directora o f lite local A Budget Of Interesting IjCplS «wrolumge were the executive fette of thr From Correspondents county excbnrigo whTchwould collect ail information and be in the nature o f a clearing house. Also that these associ­ TH E EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY ated directors would select the county managers. A fte r the reading o f the contract ami Efficient S ta ff o f Reporters Weekly the discussion o f the work n call was had Covers the Territory fo r Tor signers and the following persons The Herold walked np and signed, becoming m em ­ (W e Invite oormpamiance on live topic* from oil section* of Dip County. a)*o new* Urm* of tatowyt. Rmvlty will Insure prompt imbltcnOon. Articles contrary to the view* of the Editor will be pub­ lished. hut abusive and anonymous communica­ tion* wlU be relucted. We will aftt he rcsjamslble lor opinion* ax pressed by nailrlbutora. All com­ munication!! Intrrulcd fur c-urrrm tnuM !"■ Ill tlllHI Hot Inter Ilian Turedsy p. m l -Xu. GENEVA GLEANINGS " Special Correspondence »oTbc Herald. bers: 11. C. McDaniel, J. R. W right,'Jno. Vick, M. Gore, D. Cary Elwes, J. C. Hull, Gust Jacks, L. M. Larson, Jonas Larson. W . L. Palmer, M cNeill &. Davis, A- G. Branham, son, J. W. Hart, M. U.* Burket. Frank A. Eton. Mrs. C. W. Jacocks, L. L. Payne, J. B, Rcddctt, C. F. Ornimi», C. G. Lee/T. W. BLOCK Presents to the Investor the Best Opportu nities in Florida Z ^ U n im p ro ved celery lands, flo w in g .w e lls gu aran teed , $ 5 0 .0 0 to $ 2 0 0 .0 0 per a c re w Celery forms, with flowing wells oil tiled, drained nnd rcudy for crop, $.*0000 to $1000.00 • PCr city property Im proved nnd unim proved tim ber Imid with finest site in Florida for ernte foetory • Others TC1.L you whnt con itc done. M U R R E L L & CO N N E J ^ U i^ r a c t ic a l-fu r u ie r s as well hh # — real eiiiitc brokers, and nrtfhcrc to show you" w hat hns l>een and can be done. Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflow ers, etc., etc,, in Sanford, pays 1 Sell die Land— Your Brains, Money, nnd Muscles Makes the Crop nnd the Profit Mrs, Finnin Wntson in Hnvnno, Fla. (Continued from third page) ,\ Mr. and Mrs. Eshton Baxter o f Wnsh- G rant 7 3 0 acres. Seth Woodruff, from . Ington, D. C. are expected soon, on a visit $370~to $730r o f some length to Mrs. Baxter's' parents, Brown's Sub-Div. o f Beck Hammock, lot Mt. und Mrs Huddleston. Little Lois Grant entertained her friends nt a "spend the d a y p a rty" last F r iday Tr» honor o H lir ’ eighth birthday; dinner was served to these tots under the trees nnd oil hope Lois w ill soon celebrate an­ other blrthdny in lik e manner. * H. H. Pnttishall Is having his home flu » cd throughout w ith waterworks; hns set up a tank, pumps the wntcr into tills by n gasoline engine from his artesian welL this odds much ip this already modern home. Th e plumbing work I s b g in g d o n c by DnVId Speer. Miss Lidia G eiger celebruted her birth* d a y otl last F rid a y night b y glvetng a purty. -faulte a' number o f young people attended, music and gqin et were Indulg­ ed In until a late hour, when oil w ere In­ c it e d into the dining room where tem pt­ ing refreshments w ere served. AU w en t .3, blk A. Mitchell J i L from3100 to J4Q0. Lot 4, blk B, F. M. Lough, from $100 to $400; Lot 6, blk B,-S»rlngle-.-ET-E,-,-from $160 to $360. Town of S l Joseph, lot 53 (Ipsa beg. M Cor run n 2.76 chs. w JO clis. a 2.75 chs. e 10’chs). Wynn R. T - from $200 to $ 2000 . *■ Soli of nwK of bw !4 of of noli of bw H sec 26, tp 10, r 29, 30 acres. 0. Kelz, from $330 to $500. . PERSO N AL P R O h X m S. W. Eldredge. from $2350 ib $2070. FüHgeTXr"P.rTföm $400~to $570.-.---Goolsly, J- M., from $00 to 300. Barber, S. rind G/.ifrctn $370 to $500. Prescott. J. D., from $070 to $1470. Word, Jos., from $1240 to $1000. Barber. Maggie S., from $450 to $050. Scott. Burrell, from $050 to $1160. Humphries, C. C. nnd W .T ., from $1500 IMPROVED IRRIGATED FARMS'—UNCLEARED LANDS -Flowing Celery Delta and other Desirable Tracts . *. - to S 7800 .1. Buinhy, Jesse, J r , from $ 3 0 0 to SHOO, Mathews.-H. C.. from $860 to $1860. Funk, W. H „ from $20 0 to $400. T lie lollow lng resolution was introduced and upon motion was made a part o f the minutes o f the board: Whereas. There exists some doubt as to tlie uUthority o f tills hoard to le v y any tax for the present year In the fin* nnd for­ feiture fund, and therefore tlipt It w ill be necessary to le v y nnd assesss the amount necessary for the current expenses fur criminal prosecutions, «feeding ivla o n m , &c.. in county revenue fund, und n ilC IL U O . It H hns'becn HUO UGLM ascertained u p v x im m w i . mum Whereas, and dAremtlRM Ih A H t w ill require die sum of $27,600; to meet the current expenses of the county for" the present yeflr, including onlluary county expenses, and criminal prosecutions, it Is therefore Ordered. That the sum o f $27,500, ho and the same Is hereby appropriated for county revenue, to cover die current e x ­ penses o f the county for the year 1000, und ending June 30, 1010, including costs In original prosecutions and feeding iris oners. It Is further Ordered, That in order to raise said sum o f $27,500. appropriated as aforesaid, that a tax o f five mills on the dollar be levied and assessed against a ll real nnd personal property s u W e c fto taxation |n Phone said county , for thertfcarTOOQ. Tho IwaruTthereupon, proceeded to levy III P a rk Avenue die taxes for the year 1000. Whereas, It hub been ascertained and determined b y the board o f county comr tulssloners that d ie amount o f money to be raised by taxation for county pur|*oses as set out IriThe «BoV e" resolution for 0io' . lit Blocks '- " vvciis to suit Purchaser. t ' .1 Enthusiastic M eeting Held In Orlando And Well Attended; On lost Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock u called m eeting o f the orange growers was held in tlie opera house in Orlando fo r thtym rpose o f organizing o sub-citrus exchange. The'attendance, considering tlie very warm weather, was fair, though the faces of'soinc larger growers were missing. The m eeting was a llied to order by temporary chairman Mnhlun 1Gore, nnd Mr. Carl Jensen was elected temporary secretary. Mr. Gore stated the object o f d ie m eet­ ing and that since the Inst m eeting held he had been to l!|C Tampa general m eet­ in g and had secured certain Information nnd was provided with copies o f the con­ tracts which might he had unapplkation. Nearly every person present asked for a copy. Upon suggestion Mr. W. C. Tem ple was requested to read and explain the contract ho that it m jght be tho more readily un­ derstood. *«t f4r. Tem ple consented arid read die con­ tract by, paragraphs, commenting as he read tihd answering questions as they were 'propounded. Certain parts o f die contract were- very, fu lly , ¿ p la in ed -.and commented upon. Notably die clause gi vi ng permission to the grower to w ith­ draw from the cxdiungo if ho so elected upon proper notice being given, the reser­ vation that the grower m ight ut-all times regulate his ow n products, shipments, se­ lection o f piurkcts and sales under certnip restrictions, though the final proposition naturally bn th a t the exchange wopld assume control as the grower will him self desire. In explaining tlie expenses Mr. Tem ple stated that tlie . real heroes o f tlie ex ­ change were the first o f those who marchod-up at tlie Tam pa m cetiug and signed the"cuntnirt tfl Uio Tdde'or the fact that -the total-w q w iw c of the ■w hole e xchange would be $150,000. Th ey liad faith In the p roject represeniod the pro jrata expense wotDd be about 0 l o B 'cèrils per box for ull the lubor o f axperts and the sellers in every c ity o f consequence In the United .States, the accumulation o f Information as to markets, etc. A number o f pertinent quettlions were asked by Mr. W. L. Palm er, Dr. Phillips and otherk ‘ * T Prices and descriptions ‘ . N. WHITMER SUB-EXCHANGE IS ORGANIZED All on upon request. i • F irst N a tio n a l B a n k B u ild in g Most Complete Line of Baked Goods in South Florida We Make Everything Known to the Trade I0G Sanford, Flqçlda Marble and Granite M onum ent Tombstones, Etc Ordered, That the tax o f rive m ills on the dollar be levied upon all and personal property for those purposes. W hereas. lt has been ascertained and V A S E S ,S E T TE E S AND IRON FENCES determined that it Is necessary to raise $35,000 for roads und bridges for the cur­ Relcttcring Neatly Done. Let U s .E s l£ mute on Your Work. rent year, it Is Ordered, That a le v y o f six mills on the WlU call on you by request w ith Sample* und designs, Inqiorter o f Foreign dollar be levied upon nil real and personal Granite ami Marble property for that purpose. . ■ • W hereat; The school heart lima requeued C liu r o h S t r e e t . O rla n d o , F lo r id a the board o f county commissioners to raise a tax o f nud a levy o f seven Wrlto or C all Fqr Prices m ill* »in a dollar for school purposes, and tlie hoard o f county commissioners find that said request It reasonable, it is FLOWER Ordered. That the taX o f seven mills on FIELD the dollar be levied upon all real und per­ VEGETABLE sonal property.for that purpose. - - 7^ t peci al school district tax la'as follows: (mu d a y ** n vrlvM l !o. 1, Orlando— 3 mills. . _________ Nu. e . ftpiiivwi, a nitn r a— 3 mills, id and W inter Garden— No. 8 , Beuluh—tî mills. No. 10, Opoee-r3 mills. No. 11, Longwood — 2 mills. N o 15, Zellwood— 3 mills. No. 18, Geneva— 3 mills. No. 20, Chuluota— 3 mills. No. 23, P in e Cu*tle— mills. No. 28, Boggy Ctavk—2 mills. No. 30, Tangerine— 3 mills. No. 47, Lockhart— 3 mills. Financial statement o f auditor filed. Board adjourned (o next meetiug. W ALTON S t e n C O . 7 South Ocean S u c r i isoaville. l ü " R i'm od ix. tnw ctk;U c*. r ita tor f n r f'ntnltufiiM rito Cauilaaua New Model F Bulck Sanford Machine & Foundry Works Agents For the. Celebrated B U IC K CARS New Garage^ in Connectio for Repairing and Storage of AutoTnobiles : Oak Ave. between Second and T h l r d . S t r e e t s Drilling Telephone No. 60 L. G. S T R IN G F E L L O W JUSTICE OF TH E PEACE NOTASV PUliLJC ’ DEAL E ft IN. CHOICE FLORIDA AND W ESTERN MEATS Park Avenu* in'Ep**r's O rw sry �An Ordinance BY A. W. BLAIR Saw ^ H K g To amend Section 171 of Chapter 12 of the or 1the City of Sanford, enUlled " f i rre e Lim Limit* and Bulidimi H a t r let Ion»." it» an . Be It OraStAed by the Council of the City of San ford, Florida, that Section 171 Of Chapter 12 o f the reviled ordinances of tald city of 1802, and ll hereby amended to read a* fallow»: n u Lium Section IT I. No person or person* or corporation or corporation» or Individual*, their agents, em­ ployee« or others for or on account of men corpora­ tion» or Individual» ahatl build. Cudtract Or enlarge, or rapair In arty w l»e o r authorlre^lic ci>n»tructk,tt^ enlnritt-furnt or repair of any frame or wooden building or suuciure or any tent or booth, or in any Wlae alter or repair »uch building a* aforesaid, upon or remove any »uch building. Structure, tent, booth, to or upon any lot or parcel* of land within the fol­ lowing limit», that U to »ay. beginning on the «nuth aide Of of Fifth »treel and the we»t aide of the alley ea»t of Sanford avenue, thence running north on what would be acoiitlnu.itk.il of mid alley to the city limit* In the water* of Lake Monroe: thence following »aid city limit* in Lake Monroe to the caal tide of F.lm avenue, tlirjtrc »noth on »aid Elm avenue on Third rtrert. thence r a »l on the oorti »Id * «< Third * t r m ta-nltry b rrw m rP a lm etto an. Sanford avenue», thenoe imith nlong »aid alley to »outh aide of FUth itreet. thence c u t to point of thinning. ^ And any ordinance or porta of ordinance» in cu/T Qkrt herewith la hereby repealed. ----- "•* To Hpn Forrest Lake. Mayor of the City of Sanford. I hereby certify that the above ordinance wn* duly pn»»ed by City Council, City of Sanford, Fla., in irtiton June 20th, 1000. Approved, Ma m L Scott. Clerk. K w u rji L a m , Mayor. 40-41 ase Tho dark colored material that we cal humus consists o f partly decayed organic matter, cither animator vegetable. Stubbl®i grass, roots, corn stalks and the like, are not humus; but these materials when turned under the soil soon begin to decay « h a p p e n in g s d u r in g t h e w e e k and fall to pieces, and it is then that hu­ mus Is formed. Tills process o f decay Hrre the Readers Will Find a Brief nnd humus formation goes on as long ns the conditions arc favorable and there Is Historical Sprint Flowing any organic matter left, llumus m ay be f o r IJurrled Readers called an intermediate product, for under The Retreat, a summer home on St. S i­ favorable conditions the process o f decay mons Island. Go-, that wna built In 17Q0 goes on until there is no longer nny v eg ­ by James Spaulding, was burned July 28 etable or animal substance left, nor yet How the Are originated Is unknown. In any-humus; but In stea d w a terrga ses TtlBT th e T jH d a T rttfc e d «h e ltc m i~ A n m ir Harr. escape into the nir, and n small amount Fannie Kem ble ond other notables. The o f mineral matter. W e thus see why It storm o f j8 9 3 rendered the house unin­ is that we need to renew the supply o f habitable and it had not been repaired. humus from time to time. I f a crop o f A t the barbecue to be given ddrlng die velvet bean vines is turned under it the democratic celcbrutlon In Louisville, Ky., winter or early spring, and an exam ina­ August 31 and September 1. the following tion Is made in A pril or May, much o f edibles w ill be u sed : 50,000 pounds or this decaying matter or humus will be Notice or AppUaatlon Far Tax Deed inent. 24,000 loaves o f bread,10,0Q0 gal found; If now n crop o f corn or cofftm Under Section B o f Chapter 4888, ions o f lajrgop into wJilcb w ill go 4,000 Is RrawrrdiSIng the summer, and the land Laws Of Florida pounds o f meat, 200 bushels o f potatoes, thoroughly cultivated, it is probable that Notice 1« hereby given that A . K. i SJehlum of ■■■.ir » afc»M n y,'f1 a.. jnircbairrO fTax Certificate No.' 1 r -I* ■"•V’w V* *»'■., 30 bushel? o f o n io n lt jjQ ^ a s c a o ^ t i ( W M x r f - t h e 'W i t m S ^ ^ nn b402 dated the 3rd day of June. A. D. 1007. ha* .toes, ond 60 ca sea m W m . tSfner neces­ examination should be made in Septem­ Died tald certificate In my office, nnd ha* made saries ordered w ill be one barrel o f coarse ber. It does not follow, however, th n n d l application for tax deed to Uiue In accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the following salt, pqunds table salt, 20 pounds the humus has been used up, but it has described property situated In Orange county, Florida, to-wit: WVt of S of SW of [a t 2 of SM black pepper, 10 pounds cayenne pepper, been so thoroughly Incorporated with the o fS H Of Lot ■ 5, Sec. 0. Tp, 20, 8 R 30 E .- 2 8 acre*. «aid land t tho date (4 the It 100,000 five-inch paper plates, 694 gross soil that the eye does not detect It, ex­ The (Uswagf n id ■ e name __ of DrSwdy tin cups, the snipe o f tin spoons, 80 gal­ cept that thq land would look darker. l> I’arrnmore. Units» »kid certificate »hall be re­ deemed according to law, tax deed wlUUtue toeerr vanized tubs,* 8 dozen 10-Inch butcher During all the time the humus was grad on on the 17th day of Auguit A. D. 1000. Wit net» my official signature and t i s i thi* the knives, 72 tin buckets. For the cooking ually being transformed into simpler com­ 10th •Äsl« tiny of July A. D. 1 0 0 0 .--------- ---------BALI H. M. K«UNION. o f the m eat and boiling o f the burgoo pounds. It was serving its purpose. 48 -4 Clerk Circuit Court Orange County, Flo. there will be n eeded 'tw elve pits fifty feet DEALERS IN THE USES OF HUMUS long, dueo feob.w ide and tw o fe e t deep, Notice or Application for Tax Deed Humus improves the mechanical cohdl and eighty W rds o f wood. Under Section 8 o f Chapter 4888, tion o f tho soil, by making it looser nnd - U W I 0 T 'F lò rid i ' Dille KlUebrew, H 6 years old,.dietLnear mellower; in n cren scs the water-holding Notice I» hereby given that < Geo. T. Gaines, purNashville. Tcnn., n fe w days ago. She capacity o f soil; it furnishes food for use­ chaeer of Tax Certificate No. B,, dated the 3rd day wgs born In slavery. Until a week before lune, A . D. 1007. ha» filed »1 »aid certificate ____ In . . ray , ful micro-organisms, which in lupi con oriller, and ho* made appuratimi for tax deed tii tier death she was able to get around, vert the nitrogen o i the organic matter i*u* lo accorri «nee with law. Said u n ifica te em­ braces the following described property situated In The en dre Cuban cabinet resigned last Into a form that is available for the crops s w f i w t & " i*iI r w S w w r E s week. • _ * , Ijfapids la bringing into solution difficultly being assessed at .the date of the Issuance of such Pinna, Est i mates, and nil Information relntive Ificaie |n the name of W, ___________ Per mie. Unless »aid Harry C. Pulliam; president o f the No soluble minerals that contain plant food parti certificate ahall be redeemed oram i Ing ■jfe to ls< tax tlonnl baseball league, committed suicide nnd It yields a small amount o f mineral deal will Ijtue thereon on the 3rd day of A uguit. '* Cheerfully Furnished IvO Va July 29, In o room at the New York A th ­ plant food itself. Witness my official signature and seal this the Ite m s D f In te r e s t G leaned f r o m V ario u s S o u rc e s m S H IP P E R S O F Florida Fruits ««<1Vegetables mm General Insurance Agents S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ■;X: *•»- :: ■- I Pope Contracting Company | H igh -G rad e H oujäe-Building a S p ecialty S B u ild e rs ' S u p p lies, InterIarche_n_Sand A lp h a Cem ent, A c m e P la ste r O K 5 I f one would get a good Idea o f file letic dub, by shooting him self In the head w ith a-rsvolver.. value o f humus, he need only compare Miss A ddle M. Hunt hos been awarded fields where n legume crop has been a verdict J p l S5 8.QQ0 jigalnat the Long grown ns pert o f a system o f rotation, and Island railroad for the loss o f both legs in where stable manure has been used liber­ ally, with those fields where corn and cot­ an aeddent o n ‘that road at Great Neck ton have been grown steadily year after Mme. Lillian Nordlca. the Am erican op­ year on commercial fertilizers. The latter era singer, was married to G fo. W. Young, are devoid o f humus, and have lost much a New York banker, July 29, in London. o f their power o f holding water nnd plant Miss A nn ie S. Peck, the famous moun­ food. The value o f humus is also empha­ tain dlm bcr, has made arrangements with sized where an old barn or house has Wm, y o n Sleet, the sky pilot, to make a been left standing in the middle o f a field record-breaking aerial voyage, starting Am ong these tho crape are usually much with a southerly wind from some point in superior to those on the surrounding por Massachusetts and landing in Canada. lions o f the field. . . . Miss Peek's latest'mountain diin h was the HUMUS AND SANDY SOILS Huascarnn In the Andes, the highest moun­ Sandy soils, on account o f their open, tain in this hemisphere, more than 23,000 eachy condition, arc especially in need feet. o f a good Bupply o f humus. Furthermore, A Japanese poodle dog has been brought the conditions in Florido favor a rapid to this country us u present to Nathan disappearance o f tho humus. Title "burnì Frank, a N e w York musician, who one tig ou t" o f the humus is caused by cer­ time played several pieces for some Japa­ tain bacteria, and whatever In favorable nese b y request. The dog is a cute little to their development hastens the destruc­ fellow,*Neighing only one pound ond two tion ò f the. humus. Warmth, moisture, ounces. and a good supply o f - air are conditions The finding of-a pre-historic.cltyof sev­ which favor bacterial development; and eral hundred houses o f stone In the San since these conditions are fulfilled to an Jacinto mountains Is repprted from Los unusual degree In Florida it follows that Angeles, California. . the humus w ill disappear with more than Rio Janeiro proposes to construct the ordinary rapidity. In sudi soils it is nec­ greatest dock system.In South.America, if essary tosupplyliumus-forming materials not In the whole western hemisphere. more often than It is in a heavy clay soil. The plans call for about ten miles o f dock. This loss o f humus is compensated for, Chicago now boasts o f a population o f by the production o f nitrates os the hu­ mus-forming muterials more often than 2,372,833. , , Mrs. Ella F la g g Young has been diosen t Is in a heavy cloy soil. This loss o f humus is com pepfated for superintendent o i the public school sys­ jy the production o f nitrates as the humus tem o f Chicago. She Is the first woman disappears. Analyses o f some pineapple to be UiuOvmcred. For over forty years soils iiave shown that samples taken from slujhas fm iglit In the schools o f'th a t city. surfaces where vegetable matter is docayTd show his presumed authority tlio ng, are much richer in nitrates than those foreman o f a shirt waist m anufactory in taken from clean bare surfaces, o r from New York last week undertook tire job of the subsoil where there is but little or gapstopping 200 . gltls from talking during c matter. lunch time. H e didn't stop them, but Urey HOW HUMUS M A Y BE INCREASED stopped the factory by quitting work in a The growing o f leguminous crops Is one body. o f the best ways to ipcrèase humus, for A t Ldckawack, N. Y.. while working In n this w ay nitrogen also Is added to the the hay fie id, John Huff dropped dead of aolL Am ong the flo r id a crops w hldi ore heart disease superinduced by heat, l i e suitable for this purpose m ay be mention­ was 78 years o f age. „ r • ed the velvet bean, beggar weed and cow The First National Bank, Tipton, Ind., Is $ a . Hqrnu» nitty also be Increased b u *8S.OO0-drirt; * Assistant cashier, Noah mòre g é n é r e r am i liberal use o f stable manure, and by turning qqper stubble, Marker and the money w ent together. weeds or grass, instead o f burning them, 1‘resldent Judson o f the U niversity o f W hen these materials are burnt, nitrogen Chicago, in hia annual report Stands up s lost os well os humuiL— Florida Experi­ for free thought teaching in the university. ment'station. J. A , McNulty, president, ond H. Van -Vicct, seeren r y and treasurer, o f the Civil C a m p a l a « 1 C a p r a s s O a m p p iiy ■Snrvlos Inst!tutu, lacmpulc-J. have beeiT Jacksonville, Fla.. July 2 9 — T h e -w a y arrested b y .Government authorities in Tlte Southern Express Co. treats jhe com­ Washington, charged .with frnuduJcntly mission men o f Jacksonville ts outrageous. to Building 2nd day of July. A . 1). 1000. I). M. RoanciM. I s* al ] Clerk Circuit Court Orange County, FI*. OFFICE A T RESIDENCE In Court o f the County Judge, State __ ------- or Florida !?.*». t e ' T H O N E -2 0 I ^ 01 | or.„k e -M r To all Creditors. l-egstres, Distributees and all Persons having Clalma or Demand» against »aid Estate: You and each of you are hereby notified and refluirai to pre«______ ________ >re»ent any claims and demand» which you or either of you may have against the estate of W. N. Leffllee, deceased, ■ * _____ ___■ Ilate S TOrange ' county, Florida, ilnlttratrix of »aid . to the, undersigned . . . J M i lad a m estate, within two years from the date hereof. Dated May 24, A. D. 1000. Ella E. Lerrux. 43-8 Administratrix HAND BROTHERS LIVERY, FEED and SALE STABLES h a rn e s s and B u ggies IM P R O V E D ORDER O F R E D M E N W e k iv a Tribe No. 41 Hunting grounds o f Sanford. Meetings on the 1st nnd 2nd W ednesday o f each month in Masonic Hall. V isiting broth­ ers welcome. - Dlaeksmlthlng and Xoraeahoalng Horses and Mules Bought and Exohanged AUTOMOBILES FOR LIVE R Y USE .k ** - ' F IR S T NA TIO N A L BANK safe OF SANFORD, FLA. r . H . H A N D , P r » » ld a n t F . P . F O R S T E R , C aah far * D. G. N onroe __________ QEO. FBNNALQ, Vles-Frss. B. F . WNITNWT, A s s t. C ssh lsr Only National Bank in Orange County Funds Protected by Burglary I n s u r a n c e Dealer In Safety Dsposlt Boxes for Rant ORGANIZED 1887 STAPLE AND t •— .( TOP P R IC E 8 POR YOUR dr FANCY - ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES , Groceries when shipped to HEW ITT. If you are not doing business with this House, w rite to them at once. HEWITT PR U IT THE WORLDS GREATEST SEWIHS HACKIJIE References; & CO. AND PRODUCE CO M M ISSIO N M ERCHANTS *10 E. Camden 8 L , . Baltimore, Md. Tills Paper and Thousands o f Pleased Shippers In Florida C IT Y CIGAR STORE ♦ t J| * i * »' - > Rost Line of Cigars and To­ baccos in the City ’# ■ a en ^ w sew H H P M w eeeH S W iiw s ‘ 1' t A ” * Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals AVANT & I f you want el Iher » V lb m tln iB h w ttle, Ito ta ry ■^HliuUhH'rttHlnslisTbrvail (L'Àuro ¿UUdtl _. A Howlug MAchltio w rite to om» . Manrakwlni SuMrvcr »/« a d * la sell ir r ir J Ir « of austlir, but the N e w H o m i» Is mad* la * LUMBER CUT TO ORDER v w cm . Our ru tru ir n* *cr run* oul Neid bjr »u ||i»rliiid d f g le r » o a ly . ■. ■' *'.v »os *ALa *v SAN E0RD FURNITURE COMPANY •ANPORD, FLORIDA. i Prepared to Furnish all Framing Material ; THI NEW.H0HM IV1M IUCHIRICQMPMT O ran o« , M ■ - v ja LUM BER ' DEALERS m Perishables w h jd l.A lJ y e . o a . i b e early — I W d T y boero n T y b co island, Ça., was morning trains in«m any cases ore not de­ burned last Soturday. Loss l? total. The livered until 3 o’clock In the afternoon. guests all escaped, but most o f their be­ The commission tnen telephone about the shipment and are told i f they ore In a longings wens d e s t r o y p ^ i , - » y ;: burry they hqd better tend for it. The Georgia w ill tax near beer 91.000 for main trouble Is that the express people wholesaler» and 9 5 0 0 fo r retailers'. ore busy with tlte wholesale liquor men, Railroad Commissioner McLendon of end thq commission men must wait till 'n tgia has been removed by the senate they ge l good and ready to deliver their produce.— N. Y . Produce News. «s , Postoffice Address SANFORD, FLORIDA M ill a*. CAMERON CITY,. “ �ZtCXi1 .-. Ai y it ; ■' ' ', V-■ . . -. • -• t{ . *• • • •. : . • m Rr ■y - " W ednesday 's srrro Much Interest was m an ifest In the re­ sult o f W ednesday'ssetto, but Jupiter Pluvius had to be considered In the begin­ ning, for heaven's flood gates opened soon after noon and for a couple ot hours re­ mained so. Finally the torrent censed nnd n few o f the more courageous fans waded or swnm out to the park and saw the contesting nines try to piny on the slippery, sloppy diamond. Considering the w et grounds the boys did well, for their stunls were executed under trying condl* tinns. ManBcll did -the flinging Torus, which Godwin twirled for the visitors. F ive innings were played, nnd then the rain again descended and the agony was called to an end. , S core: Palatka 2, San­ ford 3__ Pulolkn f imes-Herald. r H-.r. rV;.. r ’ i : now playing is nothing like that being put up by the celery lads. Their fielding was almost errorless, a good, strong infield,and their captain knew well his njpn, and did not fa il to go for them when they needed jacking up for a misplay. The first gam e here was lost by errors and poor base running on the part o f Gainesville in the tenth and eleven U rin ­ nings. The second gume went to the visit­ ors by errors o f Gainesville in Sanford's part o f Uie first inning, but the visitors also made a few errors before this game was over, but nothing like Uie costly ones o f Gainesville. If the last few gam es orb a sample of the w a y Uie boys will -play bull, they had better not seek p\ich fa s t company, and try ii few rounds with Waldo, Micnnopy. and possibly High Spring, for the latter team beat Newbury last Tueaday 38 to 26. There are some m ighty good players on the Oak Hall te a m ; it's a clever crowd o f jolly good fellows, but what the people w ant is some winning ball. Other d ries have raised lurge sums o f money and gone a fter the beat stock to be had. and this Is just about what w ill h ave to be done here i f w e expect to count for anything in Uie Hiral w todap o f the seasons—Gainesville Sun. Títere is causiti f a baseball league next year emu ó f L ive Qak. Lake City, G alnesville uud otber towns. The promoters tulght ás w ell count Perry in right now. Few Uüugs ad vertí se u town > . inte n Rood nan team. i*spedan y ú ibugué team, and Perry can pul up rite sluíT and be l í tlie leuguo. m aterialice— Perry H e ra ld . The Tim es-Unlon says that " i t is ruther hard to believe that le u tlutfi^OO people turn out to w itn e u a ball gam e in Jack­ sonville. Uie big city o f the state. In Ocala, CoiuesviUe, Palatka, Sanford. Orlando, and -\v - Auiust 6 .1909 .Hardware a . e. hi and Farm Implements other Florida towns, the attendance nt ball gomes often reaches the 1,000 mark, and when you atop to think th atlesalh an half that number are turning out to the Jacksonville games It is not speaking w ell for the city." The people like to see good ball playing and In these "In ferio r" towns they get It. Hence the enthusiasm.— Pnlatkn N e w s .' LUCAS PAINTS Used in Uncle Sim's Paint Shop D u rin g the past y e a r the U . S. N a v y h as con ­ su m ed 0 91,000 poun ds o f LUCAS WHITE PAINT an d -2 7 8 r7 0 0 j> o u n d so COLORS, sufficient to p ro­ du ce m ore th an 100,000 g a llo n s o f paint, e q u iv a ­ len t to 50 c a rlo a d s o f 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 g a llo n s each, an d w h ich w o u ld m ak e a train m ore th an o n eh a lf m ile long. v>. In U n c le § a m t y p j & vice,, as in . every bo d y else’s, ~Il)CAS .PROJECTS havfe. an u n brok en re­ cord for satisfactory re­ .A sults. A n o l h c r Rui i oon Ascensi on (Contributed) It Is rumored that a few o f the Sanford rooters went to Orlando yesterday to w it­ ness a ball game. W hat they saw instead was another balloon ascension. Too a w ­ ful bad Mable. Bridges pitched the gam e but It all can not be laid to him as the boys did not pfny v e r y good or their usual "gam e bchind him. The Orlando bunch got next to him and for several hits:-but the runs .were mostly mado on errors. Bridges started the Merry-go-round by not betng able to distinguish a foul ball from a fair on e.. Our hope is to-day, as the Orlando team plays here and w e trust w e' can get revenge. . WE S a n fo rd Is W all A d v e r tis e d - ■ W illiam D. Osgood, a former newspaper man from Windsor. N. Y., spent last Sat­ urday and Sunday in the city. H e pur­ chased some valuable celery land while hero and w ill return later to put In a crop. 'A Herald inttfllm jaired o f Mr. Osgood the reason for his coming to Sanford and he stated that Sanford was the best adver­ tised section In the South, and everyone was talking about the wonderful crops o f tills section. Mr. Osgood sUtf&l thnt sev­ eral more fam ilies from his section would be here in the early falL ‘PITTSDRG PERFECT’ WELL DRILLING Best Fence M ad e "T h e gam e they might h ave w on " Is the caption overn baseball article In The Ta m ­ pa Tribune o f lost Friday, which could have been just as appropriately used In The Sun o f the same day.— Goinesvlllo Sun. HANDLE NO DEARER THAN TIIE POOR KIND F o r Field, F a rm ^ jta n c h , Law ns, Corn C ribs an&' P o u ltry W ill stand ortlinitV as well as . hard uBnge ? < - -i W ill not sag in Sum m er’s heat nor . . b re a k in the cold o f W in ter A r e m a d e o f the best m aterials and have stays that cannot slip ire papp expert to erect, Do jflot require • and are lot^priceu TH E ABOVE W e h a v e the largest a n d best equ ipped plant for d riv in g w e lls in this section^ o f . th e_co u n try a n d a re p rep a red to f i l l a ll o rd e rs prom ptly. Our m a c h in e ry is up-to-do a n d o u r w ork m en are sk ille d in the woUs. .T h ose con tem plating' ing Ain w e lls w ould se rv e best in terest8 b y con su ltin g us a n d ¿ earn in g prices fore m akftig contracts. E XC LU SIVELY IN i. f. | * SANFORD VOICE OF THE PEOPLE L e tte rs a n d C o m m u n ica tio n s on V ario u s T im ely Topics. COLUMN DEVOTED TO P E 0 H E In This Department will be round the i Views, Opinions and Comments The following item appears In the New Of Prpotlcal W riters - — » Who I f The Association? York Produce N 6WI "Orlando. Fla., July 29.— G. W. Moore, manager o f Uie Orange Cotjuly Celery Growers' Ass'n, states that the company is In flourishing condition and work has begun on celery, and that over 300 acres w ill be set out. The plants are looking strong and healthy and no trace o f blight." The 300 acres o f celery Is undoubtedly located at Sanford for nowhbre else could so much o f it be raised a t one time, but who Is the Orange County Celery Growers Association and who Is G. W . Moore f For the past Week Mexico has been ex ­ periencing a series o f earthquakes, which have proved more disastrous Uinn any o f recent years. The towns o f Acapulco nnd Chllpancingo on the Pacific side o f the country have been pracUcally wiped out Th e G am es a t G ainesville o f existence. In the City o f Mexico much Snnfordgam e and conquered two out o f damage wdh done by the cracking o f walls three and made a tie out o f the third game, and upheaval o f land. which was called at Uie end o f the fifth R oom « Tor Rent ~ ~ • inning that the visitors might catch a train Three nice unfurnished rooms for rent. .fo r their home city. There is nothing to 50y. except that the Park A yc . corner NlnUi s t r e e t -------- • W . E. MORRIS. article o f baseball that the home boys are Bl-It T- *> T ilt SANFORD HERALD \ B A S E B A L L T H IS W E E K • T T » mort spectaculur .battle se e n thus far tills season on the local diamond w as waged Tuesday afternoon, when the home lads w ent up against Sanford. A big and enthusiastic crowd w a s on hand to see our boys "turn the trick," and when It was all over there was not a fan or fanabclle but who felt that he or. ahe hnd gotten the money's worth. It w as.the sort o f exh i­ bition thnt carries a fellow to thoughts o f professionalism. It was devoid o f all punky plays and abounded In optlc-opcnlng stunts. In short. It was n sight good for the sore eyes. W alker was put In to do the heaving, and to sa y thnt ho was all to the candy — ts-but h o tf n n e l l : “ H 6 n a m i i o 'v ls lto re where he wnntod 'em, and his puzzlers were never solved by the ladstwho soaked It to us oi| that rain-soaked diamond down in Orange county only a few days ago. W hite did the receiving and was the good boy. In fact, the support was all a lo w er could have desired. Jones, the Tennessee Dinger, was dn the hill •for the celery lovers and In the pinches Tic was found w ith the real goods, swain Inter ccpted his benders. „ a lly l a rim g o m e ,Uie homo Jad<jtc$ gut one to their ejed it on the board, and the l i m e was chnlked up to Sanford. Inning after Inning passed with no man gellin g beyund third, and very few reaching that fa r station. It was a pitchers' battle, but when a swatter was so fortunate na to biff the berry it w ent Into the ether njtdhtnd* e d ln to Uib “gluey* paws o?some ever-ready and w aiting Dehlerr Finally the ninth round rolled round and still the score was on the level, but not for long, fbr Calhoun, after pilfering second and third, used his legs and his head, nnd before ,th e ederv^. ites recovered from tlieik paralysis he was darting for home, A s h e dived for and touched the plate Catcher Swan had the ball on him. It was a close Shave, but bis Umps said the runner was safe, so the most deserved and best victory o f the year wns then credited to our account— Palatka 2. Sanford 1— and pandemonluii) broke loose. 'Î W S 3 » , JUST RECEIVFD Another lot o f those Bargains In Harness at llarry \Vllson‘s Gas and Electric Fixtures W e carry Uie combination fixtures, also a full line o f gas fixtures, brackets, etc. Gns stoves and ranges. T he F ernald H ardware Co. CLOSING OUT * My stock or Guns nnd Riries. New and second hand. Bargains ir you want them. Harry J. Wilson. J. C. C. DQWNING. M. D. (formerly oftbe U. S. army) Oflice at 611 Oak A v e . » Specialist la Phytlolodiool and Scientific Masías* and Swedish Movement Cure The Reportef-Stnr Is right. Somcriiing should be done-to put a stop to the whole­ sale betting indulged in during the games o f base bull. Not only men but boys are being Inoculated with the gam bling virus. Arid some o f the ladies a rt m anifesting evidences o f the prevailing madness. Some o f the scenes -that linve occurred during the test gam es betw een Sanford and Orlando w ere not creditable to the citizens representing these towns, presum­ ably ladles and gentlemen. I f a halt is not called In some o f the proceedings a t­ tending the gam es bnse ball m ay soon cease to be the dean , m anly sport it was intended to be primarily. It was played for recreation, friendly rivalry between teams o f neighborhood towns, as well afc the pleasure and pride o f these interested in athleUc sports. It certainly was not the Intention o f anjTbase ball association or promoters to viriate whole communities with thu betting and gam bling mania. . A M other . W iring For Electric Lights Sanford's new electric light plant w ill soon bo Installed and you w ant the work done by a com petent and experienced electrician. Th e work must bear inspec­ tion and conform to the regulations [irescribed b y the Southern T a riff A ssocia­ tion. W. A , Parr o f this ci t y lias had ten years experience in electrical work o f ail kinds and can w ire your house In n satis­ factory manner. "Everyone should bave their house wired at once, to be -ready when the current is turned on,* dnd.V » A. Parr is.now equipped to take your order and fill saine at once. You can get him any rime at the telephone exchange, o t l eave orders at Fernald's hardware store Department o f the Interior S h e r i f f s S ale U. S. Land Office at Gainesville^ lie., j Under and.bv and.b; virtue of an execution Issued out Notice U liMfbmlvcn that V^U |iLnVlui!ieraon. of and undas» aderga sea] of the.Circuit . . . . Court at the Geneva. Florida, who. on October), 1907, made Seventh Circuit of Florida In and for Or- of Imine» an*e County, dated June 22nd. 1009,'wherein Leo i d N w S d V N o . mutation proof, to estoblUh claim to e land and will tell on Monday, September the fltb, 1 above described, before the Clerk a i Ou | ^ * m e h c l n i a leial sales day and within Oourt. at Orlando, on the 1st day uf Srptcmi court bOuaedoor 1909. In Orlando. Oranxe county, , St Public cry to the hlabest and beat I sald^Lrante county! Hortla. t ... post on the west side of french avenue r, of Gelúcva. Florida, of Geneva. Florida. Hour a Cimas, Realster. way of the i rlabt of wav uv to French avenue, thence north aloud of French avenue one hundred and ten or issa, to the | fee«im y Iavenue, run thence west on and algng said south avenue, run thence west on i boundary line of the City of l dred and thirty feet, more or less, to a pust, north three hundred andthirtyfaet.'more thil ........ .................. or leas D riv e your. W a g o n into S nn ford C fjll on C. H . E v a n s H e can d e liv e r a n y b ra n d you w a n t ou t of O u r n ew W a re h o u s e ■ W ith o u t D e lu y — __ A . Armour Blood,-Bone &. Potash . \ ' . • \ v‘V ' ‘ Armour Celery Grower Armour Vegetable Armour Practical Trucker O r a n y o th er b ra n d o f o u r . ju stly C ele b ra te d F ertilizers— D o you w arit H a rd w o o d A shes? • *( * , *4 D ried B lo o d ,1S h eep M an u rd , B lo o d an d Bone N itra te o f Soda? Ask for it, • W e have it ‘ THE AgM O U R FERTILIZER (W rite us) -i i WORKS . Jacksonville, Fla. i ’* : ry» C H A S . H . E V A N S , S a le s A g en t, Sanford, F lo rid a y ..... ~ ‘ * i f ö 1 irm ) _ 04711 ). for L it " . 7 EJ1 ° I SWVL Section a. Town­ MsnSoroiid frenk (TBrenddL administrator ____ _______of •V* tavj- deceased, a n plaintiffs and A lee V. ship to South, R a n « 32 East. T allabais«* Merid, hai lllnl notice of Intention to s -Rm I french la defendant. I have this day levied i « JZERS Belting On The Games ALBERT G R A N L I N G Tonsoriat Parlors“ ' F a s h i o n a b le - H a i r C u ttin g nnd G en eral B a rb e rin g IO toe south boundary lltw of Goldsboro street (or road), thence east and alund ilia south Una of eaid ■ S i .. J»l (or mad) to French avenue, (hence suuth alona (be west side of French avenue three Hst and Cold Baths at oil Hotiro. Hot Sul­ hundred and thirty feet, more or less, to the point phur Botho a Specially inuiiid. same bcina apart of the NW h of i. Township 19, Rana* 30 Cast- furehaaers One visit and you become a Staunch Matron to pay for title. J. A. Jbeawoou, Sheriff, * Sheriff Grande County. F. J. PO W ER S Real Estate and Rentals ROOM 9 HYNES BUILDING l am no w p rep a iin g ten 3 -a c re CUlei-y" F u rin a'U r tl\e best location , m iles from tow n; 2\Yi acres .im e a c b p la c e t i l l e ^ P o w e d a n d re a d y for cultiva^ tion. Thepo p la c e s a re for sa le ch eap, good terms'. W r it e m e. l a m a ls o m ak in g a sp ecialty o f M. M. S m ith 's lan d s, the best lo cated la n d s offered for sale. A ls o choice city lots a n d residen ces at r e a s o n a b l e prices. C a ll or w rite m e for p articu lars. F. J. POWERS A- �■ m • , . *. . « v r -*< r ' r. V. . '^ * ?• ' . *4 " ■ . ■ : .^ -í . ■ ... - W • . . : -------------------i - /N Number 52 SANFORD— Lí/b /• . _. Worth Living SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. AUGUST 13. 1909 F ir s t Year J = r= r ALL AROUND FLORIDA GREAT P t A N S f O R ENTERPRISE MECCA EOR GROWERS h e r a i d -s p a t h e in d in g t r ip OE THE WORLD • ■ W ill Be S ite F o r A u ditoriu m , In du strial S cou t C a rt W ill T r y F o r S h o rt Road S ch o o l And H o te l T o E a tL C o ig t T h e G eneral News o f “The Land S a n fo rd Is A ttra c tin g H undreds lic n is oT In te re s t Gleaned F ro m There Is on'foot among |hr Th e Ifernld offers a year's subscription _____ Q f f í o w e r & i v Of New People V ario u s S ources o f Florida a m ovem ent to organize am to the owner o f any automobile in San­ operate a great Christian assembly hall at ford who in open competition ami uneven Enterprise, Fla. It w ill be the headquar start from Sanford arrives at Daytona CUUED THOM THE STATE PRESS ters for conferences, Bible institutes am BEST PROPOSITION IN FLORIRA Bench first. Each competitor m ay select HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK training schools and religious gatherings any route and m ay carry as many passen­ • ------------- ;■ o f various kinds. It Is intended to make gers as he desires. Full particulars will An E p ito m e or th e W e e k 's M o s t Im it a center o f Influence on ail Christian Lands H ave Been T h o ro u g h ly T e s te d be given later when all plans have been H ere th e R e o d e r i W ill Find a B r ie f p o rta n t H appenings In th e And P ro v e n T o Be The H is to ric a l S p rin g F lo w in g work, not only in Florida, but all over the formulated for this pathfinding trip by the S t a t e ’s Dom ain. ________ R eal A r tic le F o r H u rried R ea d ers country. __ Sanford" Garage under whose direction the : A shipment o f 30,000 pounds o f woo A t the present rate the new residents race w ill be run. The Heraltf tnakes^thls Mrs. Châties Dickey o f Skowhegan, Me., A n industrial school for both boys anc was mode from Periuncoln lost week, girls w ill probably be added to the Meth­ are coming into the.l therhOstacceoslble and short- U * v ® b,$ » on A u *- 4 to a daughter, maY-" was shipped by Peaden Brothers, who aro odist orphanage located there and already flon son *111 w ill oee see nearly est route between Sanford and Daytona |,n i her twenty-second child in seventeen probably tha largest f t H b w r p n sheep I n In fine running order. quartered In this section, clearing up new I Beach and to make It possible for the years. A ll t h ^ children are alive and M -Florida. T lie price p o liT o eA h ^ w fto l wns The estate on which this enterprise lands and planting the profitable crops I nutoists from die west to drive Uieir cars healthy. ■i s S 30 cents a pound. starts oonslsts o f the Epworth Inn, a fine that have made Sanford fnmous over the through without being mired between Georgia Fruit Exchange shipped 2,062 Mrs. E. A . Littleton, -a former resident hotel o f about two hundred rooms, One o f­ civilized.w orld. Osteen and the ferry, Messrs. Herndon, cars o f peaches the present season. <■' o f Tampa, Was found dead at her home on fices, parlors, all well equipped; also n Since tho o f August over fifty sales _[ Lake, Daniels. _______ Keelor,____ Thigpen and _____ Con. . first . ____ ______ To make his escape iroin the Mercer SL Simons island last week. She was llv large number o f lots In Enterprise amt «f-veg eta W e- lends- h n vir'ficeir'reoon lctrt nelly w ill be appointed as*tu ilges o f the county. N. J., workhouse.recently, Thomas Intf alone and had been dead several days 1.200 acres o f good land adjacent to the and the best class o f people from the contest nnd w ill walk beside The. c a n .to I Chappell crawled through h alf a m ile o f '^ 3 when found, the howllnit o f her watch doj town; also the famous Benson Springs, northern farm s are.making Sanford their I render aid a n d assist the" cars In every sewer running from the lnstltutlon. attracting people to the place, r which will be developed into a good pay­ home. These people are not coming here w ay and w ill also help pull the ferry boat A n Indiana Judge reccnUy refused nat­ ing business for the benefit o f the instltu to subsist upon the community but nre nt the river crossing, Chico Gonzales hits been held for trio uralization papers to a foreigner because purchasing land nud . building homes. During the recent rains several autos tion. far the murder o f A lfred o A lva rez In Tom he said he would stand by die labor union The hotel will be conducted on a Chris­ Many o f them are iflccessful formers from were left In the mud near the ferry and pa a few weeks ago. before he would that o f tho United States.,,., Jacksonville's new Jewish synagogue, tian basis by. Christian people, also /or tho W est who realize that the returns Jthe pathfinders w ill look up theso cars Orethe o p cn in ird B jraf "lire real A m erifrom a ten acre tract In this sect loti g out the unfortunate m «Hng td O n on j k l a m d y for occupancy i he benefit n f the I nstitutloo r - T he whole can department store in London, England, double that on n hundred acre tract In estate, valued at about $30,000, is do­ drivers who are probably encased in the next February. nated for this grand enterprise b y Miss the north and the fact that the vegetables mud between Enterprise and the fe r r y . over 20,000 people visited the place. H. C. A tw ater, postmaster at Waldo, Emma Tucker, the owner, who is filled are raised during the winter also appeals and being unable to m ove would desire |? Cf* “ ?..1? 00 em ployees c o n n ect«! with died suddenly last week.- He complained the establishm ent The building is eight with zeal for the cause o f humanity and to many o f them. In fact many northern to communicate with their friends. o f a queer .pain in his head, took a seat, I stories high, and is managed by H. Gordon fanners are purchasing lapd here to .work well known all over the South. Any-one desiring lipform atlon-Tegardand died before help could read ) him. | Selfridge, a former partner o f Marshall during die winter and expect tp work Other features "will be added as the Ing this trip can get the particulars from Gov. Gilchrist has pardoned M. Henry work develo|M, such as preparing young their northern farm In tlie summer, thus |this comm ittee or from Paul K eely and Field A Co. . Cohen, former mnjor o f the first battalion preachers for work, and a home for old making money the yearround and having Dr. Pulcston. Bertha Krupp, daughter o f th e 'la te gun infantry, N ational Guard o f Florida, and and Wornoui ministers without oilier h e advantage o f livin g in an ideal plimate I maker o f Germany, worth her millions, la reinstated him In his posltln from which » m e . Some o f the loading ministers nnd during the winter. TWENTY tOUR YEARS OE SERVICE I suing for divorce from her husband, Herr lie w as rem oved by court martial severe laymen o f the church are at the head o f Not only Is Sanford attracting people ] Bohlen. months ego. His offense w asobexlng or­ this great undertaking. Several very from the north, east and west but from ' The W right Brothers have been deco­ ders from Gov, Broward in violation o f wealthy phllantliropists o f Cincinnati, A t- many o f the southern states and from our A g en t B arnes R e tir e s F rom Em ploy Of rated w ith the cross o f the Legion o f Hon- ' those given him b y Adjutant Gen, Foster, onto and other cities are deeply Interest* own Florida. Several growers from other A tla n tic C o a st Line or o f Franco,-in recognition o f their w on­ N apoleop'A rtls and son, farmers, living ed In.the enterprise and w ill put their sections o f this .state, discouraged by the I Twenty-four years o f active service, derful achievements In navigating the air. near Madison, were killed by lightning money nnd buslnesss experience into It. small returns and exorbitant freight rates |tw enty-tw o o f which were s|>ent in San. On August 7, at Mourmelon le Grande, last week, while trying to get their fodder A Joint stock company is being formed, o f their own section have sold out ond forij ont| onJy eleven days fest Is the ree- France, Roger Sommer made an aeroplane 1: stacked before the approaching storm lilt with a board o f directors, to develop and come to Sanford to get the superior ad­ ord o f .Agent Cruse Barnes, who retires flight staying In the air tw o hours, tw entytheir field. manage the institution. The officers o f vantages to be derived from the celery 4h6 first o f September. ■ seven minutes nnd fifteen seconds, beat­ delta both in growing crops and the low Mr. Barnes has been in the employ of ing the world record made by Wilbur Miss Mary Sandlin o f Punta Gordadled the company w ill be announced later on. I relght rates. This is quite an item and the different roads that afterwards be­ Wright at Le Mans last December by sev­ last week from effect o f bum received by Sufficient stock has already been sub* for those who might be Interested the came part o f thft A . C. L . and as freight •Æ scribed to complete the organization. The en minutes and forty-tw o seconds. die explosion o f gasoline which occurred table o f rates is given b e lo w :, . ‘ ... .7 matter is in the hands o f Professor G rif­ agent at Sanford has spent over twenty when she struck a match to light a patent Joel 8 . Ernest, an Indian war find Con­ iron, the beating force o f which was gas­ fith. who for the iiresent is acting n sscc- KATZS ON VEGETABLES FROM VARIOUS POINTS years. In that period o f time he has been federate veteran, aged 110, died at Dothan retary and treasurer, and the papers o f absent from duty Just eleven days and Ala., Aug. 7, , IN TZORIDA TO BASING POINT AT o lin e .'' " -r*~ were It not for the fact that he wishes to Incorporation are being prepared in the JACKSONVILLE, FLA. ’ James H. Scare, government weather The Connecticut legislature has repealed retire to his farm, ho would probably be office b f Hon. J. C. Cooper. A fte r the In­ vtixTAtuxs in a u r a forecaster at Tampa, has been transferred what is known as the “ blue laws." Jraklcnlown........................... *....... ..20 cents with the same road tw enty years longer. corporation is complete stock w ill be sold -5 ! to the important station at New York « U ................. .A........... ............. 23 " Dr. Pedro Ignacio Molina, has been elect­ He does not give up tlie work on account at $100 per s h a r e , . ______ _— ■ ’ ' •••**• ........2 3 city. ' •' ~ ■ * .? . rt. P t e r t * . . . . ............................. ..................... 22 M o f old age or 111 health for today he is as |ed President o f Columbia, to succeed Pres­ W hile this assembly hull w ill be under rt. LatM icrtlsi«...*........................................... 23 '* A bill was Introduced in congress before young and active as a ten year old boy, ident Reyes, resigned. the management and control o f Use Meth­ )r U n d o ............................................. . . . . . . T f M TaiU ndale ............................. 23 || adjournment providing fo ran aU on alpu b­ but he feels that his farm ing Interests are The twenty-seventh annual convention ...................................... ........2 3 ^ odists, yet it Ik to be conducted on the lic highway from W ashington to Miami • . ' “ir getting larga enough to require his indi­ o f the National Council Knights o f Goluin- ‘ broad platform o f Christian endeavor, and t j s a s b u i E . * * » . • . * . . —...^ ,*1 « >•>r i • .11 (( The highway Is to be known as the Lee ■ -'AsCfiLriQ . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2 ^ bus, in session In Mobile last weak, was vidual attention and being oqnscientious a center o f Christian work In many ways National H ighw ay,.to begin at Washing to his employers would not giv e , his time a most enthusiastic assemblage, and the Tor the betterment o f her people and the New Sm yrna .................. -^ **5 !* * Osytana •*•* •*••••■ •. ••**** . *■*,».. » 12*” r° ton, in the District o f Columbia, and to be advancement o f the cause o f Christianity. SAN PO K D ....................... ; .................10 Cents | to his own interests while In jb élrservlce. order made a wonderful showing along all constructed b y the most direct .practical * ... -* ■ Everybody knows'Cruse BaVnes, and his llnM o f Ur work. fOTATXXS AMD CASSACC route through V irginia (v ia Richmond), fac^ Is as fam iliar to the patrons o f the A . In Oarrtll or Bsrrel Crates W hat Is called the new tariff bill passed North'Carolina (via W ilm in gton ), South Drsdentown .:.;*.*..u.............. .40o^nts C. L. as the freight depot itself— in fact I congress last week Thursday and that au­ D snia . . . . . . a . . . . . * . * . . . .** .*■ ...** ** ..•.« 50 ^ Carolina (v ia Charleston), through Soudi he had almost become a fixture and w ill j gust body adjourned,and went l u way. fL Plena .......... . .44 " Carolina' nml Georgia to Savannah, qnd ; J a ra l A fte r all the alterations and amendments P o p u la r Y o u n g Couple S to le A M a rch Fu Laudeidaw....................................50 || |be greatly missed by everyone. ; then dfrongh Georgia and Florida to Jack­ In tlie last tyro years Mr. Barnes has |it Is hard telling what ita provisions o r la lla m ln le ........................t ............................. 30 On T h eir F rien ds sonville and Miami. The route south o f Hi 1 9 ill 1 • - « . . « « . . . . . Dl| advantages consist of. ' . • , Jfef3 **? #40 Savannah w ill probably follow the coast Miss Rosa Higgins and J. L. Hurt were Msttetee I also owns a fine house und farm Just east Leesburg .......................................... 22 “ Mrs. Russell Sage Is to build m any cot­ as closely os possible as this is the plan o f married in Jacksonville Inst Monday Lakeland . .* * * * . . . . . . *■ «•**.«*.*... ..***.24 o f the d t y lim its where he expects to. re­ tages near her homo at Cedarburst, Long • * .* * *... ..*.* • . * * * ** . . . * • •• * *. •.. , I § the advocates o f tha highway system morning at 9 o'clock by Father Mahr of Tamps tire from tlie a ctive pursuits incident to New Smyrnii......*........ ..... .........2 0 Island, for rental to laboring people at $12 The Fast Coast Fruit and V egetable the Cathedral. The marriage was a great s a & ™ d . O n u |tto p & ym u fr^ lih ^ a ge n t and lead the u month. Each cottage will be two sto­ surprise-to their many friends as Miss Growers Association reports a membership simple life o f an agriculturist. ries high and contain modern convenlenThe St. Johns river ip the factor- in « 1Rosa had left for Jacksonville with her o f over 300. The faithful service o f Mr. Barnes Is an cles. ,* curing to,Sanford the advantageous rates father and mother, presumably to make a example worthy o f emulation b y the Metropolitan'Grays o f Jacksonville won recorded above. \Strawberries are selling in St. Johns, short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Higgins and die Taliaferro trophy at the annual shoot *1 On an acre o f Sanford irrigated land younger generation. Since bis first day New Brunswick, for three cents a quart. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Denton o f 'Jackson­ last week. ^ 1200 crates o f celery and lettuce, two with the railroad ho has never swerved Thepositoifice deportm ent wants a new ville, cousins o i the bride were present at from the path.-of duty or shirked the labor crops yearly, are raised,. - Ten c e p u saved The Mable P a ige Company ore to goon the ceremony after which the happy no m atter bow arduous, and worry olid device for tyi ng mail matter, It (1 now the road a ga in .' The loaso on die theater couple left for Richmond, Virginia on on'^very Crate U $120 ber'aqre made e y : trouble sit light) y upon him. No matter |spending $225,000 for twine, which It is cry farm ing season. -This Item alone fig-., in Jacksonville lias been given up. b y at least one-half. their bridal tour. how you m eet him. or where, he Is the hoped>eto cut_ •down * f ,, > ’ urea largely in tha calculations o f those Wtiile intoxicated, lost Saturday night, The bride la the daughter o f Capt. and Slight earthquake shocks continue to be same Jolly, evaTi-tcmpered oificjnl, always f. C. Morgan o f Lakeland was run over Mrs. J. C. Higgins o f this city and has re­ who are seeking to locate upon the vege­ ready to adjust grievances and yet faith- fe ll In.southern France. No serious dam ­ and killed at Seffner by a train on die A. sided for the past six y e a n in Sanford, table' lands o f Florida, and, is one o f t lie . age is reported. main reasohs why so m any new people ful to hls tnist. C. L. Portions o f the body were scattered Capt. Higgins being the superintendent of f ore buying lands here at « 00 . per- acre . of wh ? n *n i\ n< t0 Mene, the Eskimo boy who ca m p tolh ls all the w ay to Port Tampa. * this division o f the A . C. L. when other sections are offerin g' land-nt|'*<* * J V V * 1,,#* W * ct ? u 1,10 country soma eighteen years agpTW lih Miss Rosa has for soma time been ste­ Misses Rebecca W om ac and Ella Freetier acts, acre. *‘ .*j ' . ................. .. from $10 to 120 per * j i ^ * , , , , . I Lieut. Peary from Greenland, tins left sn o f Havana, daughters o f prominent nographer In her father's"'office and Mr. M less, rfnd tfnd for his home. In the fa r aw ay frozen The protection o f the la k es'a ls o give M ay ay his Ids shadow shadow never never grow grow,. less, men, were .drowned Monday wldle in fu rl being a dispatcher, the young people this section a great advantage over those j ,liB ce,ery nover |North. H e'w as only ftvo years old when met and Cupid started another romance N a m in g ' not ^0 situated, and the cold snap o f last . he cnrrte here with his father and Other * F. J. Usm an A Co., bankers and brokers that culminated in the marriage last season, when other sections w ere devasFrom Ihe Sunflower S ta le • * / friends a n d A e is the only one t a . live to '• New York, luive purchased the bonds Monday. tated by a cold w ave And Sanford vegetaMessrs, Haynes, Shinn and Rich pf I go back. He has longed for years to go Mr. Hurt,during bis stay la tills d t y nnd a > t fg > 4 hare o f slock o f the Tampa bles were untouched, was a good example Wichita. Kansas, are In (he d t y this week, back to Ills people and was overjoyed avlUe^hdiwqy, form erly known was very popular with the young people o f Ju>l how far rids lake protection en -¡T h cy.b u v c purchased iam] from the How-1 when he learned that there was an oppur, .1 d p G a iip s v llW 't Gulf, and the indlca- and hog a h ost o f friends w ho wish him tered into the coioulatlon o f the growers. ard-Packanl Land Co., and expoct t o im . tunlty for him to go. He makes rite trip . and his estimable w ife a prosperous Jourtions are that w o A o f com pledng and other VsgstsbU Muds In F U r ■prat e same ami ■put-h r w « u p at nit w i ly j Uli jn ft P tilry supply ship J en n y » ‘ - . As present -Mi. 1! -n o r a iroMgh .W o .^ uipwig tbe^w w d wlll' -gu u il'Bil iH U im tt , Ida, but none so well situated, and none dulC^. 1 L !'1 1 revolutioa Lp^S Spain has been sup­ has a position w ill» the Big Four at Har­ posited to completion. ---------- « $ ---------- — upon which t h e ctisTJCCS"for pcoH r ore so pressed, and tlie war with Morocco Is now risburg, Illinois and here the young coupife' g re a t.. Even the new people here last sea­ Veterans o f the G. A . R. Id the number being carried on with vigor. ic t f ScSooTboard liave se- w ill In the future reside. son made good returns, and while there ç f 30,000 have-beeu holding their annua l l Prof. L L Hime as principal o f the A labam a is tetotally dry. The t-roWblare some who fait to make good, the per- encampment this-week in Sait Lake City, T il : d t y a t a a alan n rf-$2 50 a At th e M e th o d is t Church — tlon bill lias passed the legislature, re­ centyge Is smalt, and the man who will For m any years Prof. Him e was Sunday school at 9:48 a. in. work and combine practical-knowledge of vinced of tlie wonderful posalbllities of ceived the governor's signature, and gone >head o f the Pulatkn schools. He is Preaching at II o- m., b y the pastor. the soli with it. w ill make good in nine this section. There ore nurpheap lauds in into immediate effect. Under Us provi­ t one o í the best educators in this great irrigated dlstricObut the man sions it is unlawful to sell, give a w ay or Union service at 7:30 P-jn . Preaching cases out o f ten in this section. The school o f which die pro­ by Rev. J. W. Boyd. A il ore invited. . Fairy tales and romance/ ore not re-1 who buys land now con rest assured that store any liquids containing more than be head, has one o f the best The Baracas o f theM. E. church cordial- lated about the great celery della. There I next season his land w ill have doubled In one-half o f one per cent alcohol Posses­ Florida, w ld i' u cani|His o f sion o f a United States Internal revenue y invite a ll young men over 16 to m eet has never been a prospective customer I value, and at the present rate of sales and dwruughly fur who came to Sanfprd and went into the [ there w ill be btit Utile laud in jtil*sectio n licen se'll considered positive tfroof o f t with them any or every Sunday at 0:45 (uppllances. The law's violation. m. Come, you arc only a stranger once. proposition carefully, that was not con - 1 for sale In a few years, 170400. : V* . ... V* *■ ■* m ■ 1 If - MARRIED IN JACKSONVIIE (* � 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, August 06, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 06, 1909. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 06, 1909; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/953630d035ae2603c907f494bb5fbb2a.pdf f6ebb11235d9fb765cf063e0655af734 PDF Text Text t r ie s ANEo r b s a w n ___________1 NEWS Of THE WORLD WS*** T*Mcd oT Iasrweei'i storm which was In Ì5JK.&. RSftr—■ ra t the shape of a hurricane and tidal wave. Considerable damage was done in the lowlying sections of the d ty by the unroofing and flooding of houses. In the smaller settlements along the coost the damage has been great and the loss of human life conslderabW>',jrtniPWCTtWWBil83i:«> . rcpdrlOd Is 47 . ' A douburst at buiutb, Minn., a few days since, deatroyed$I,500,000 worth of prop­ erty—and-caused the lossTif three “ llVffll." Twenty houses were washed away. . A. IT E. H IL L 'PITTSBURG PERFECT’ LUCAS PAINTS Best Fence Made Used in Unde Sam's Paint Shop During the past year the U. Sr N avy has con­ sumed 691,000 pounds o f LUCAS W HITE PAINT and _ 278T700 pounds o f LUCAS COLORS, sufficient ^ p r o ­ duce more than .100,000 gallons of paint, equiva­ lent' to 50 carloads of 200,000 gallons each, and which would make a train more than one“ halfm ilerlong. In Uncle Sam’s ser­ vice, as in everybody else’s, LUCAS PRODUCTS have an unbroken re11 cord for satisfactory re-: suits. joints on the head Is an Improvement over the ordinary kind and there are other good features that should command the attention t^ the shippers. The Billingsley can be furnished by the leading manufac­ turers. If not write to the Ocala Box Co. ^tW i^n g^ai^ffectrlc Lights W E , W e hove the largest and best equipped plant for driving wells in this section o f the country and are prepared to fill a ll orders promptly. Our machinery is up-to-date and our workmen are skilled in the work. ■ For Field, Farm, Ranch, Lawns, Corn Cribs and Poultry Will stand ordinary ns well ns hnrtL usage Those- contemplating putting in wells would WiH not sag in Summer’s heat nor break in the cold of Winter 1 serve their Are made of the best-materials ahd hove stays that cannot slijT Do not require on expert to erect, and are low priced best inter_£Sta_hy_ consu ltin g us and learning prices be­ fore making contracts. U A M rt I c T U P A R O l/ P P Y e i_ U < 5 ll/ E L _ Y H A N D L E _ L M J £ — A a Q x C ---- t A C L U b l V i l L I IN S A N P O D IT b A N rU N D at-vour Door! I W here Devout of the Celery ' City Worship Sunday. Lost week when ordered to proceed to the seat of war li\ Morocco, n whole bat­ talion of Spanish troops nt Britcclonn muRESllMC Of ALL CHURCH EVENTS ‘ tlned and refused lo go. They were dis­ All Local Advertisement« Under This armed and sent to prison. Spain jiasqulle Heading, One Cent a Word Each Issue Of Interest to Those Religiously In­ a war on her hands with the Moors. clined— Subjects of Discourses L ost— Between City Pork and Clyde Tlirough what Is known as the McAgoo Line dock pair solid gold cuff buttons. In I for the Sabbath. tunnel under tho Hudson river, connecting cufTs. Leave a i Herald office and gef| TH* Paator, of Iha Qiviiha* ia Iha City a» Eaiaaalj New York City with Jersey City, which reward. — .....z------ Raqaaal aJ u talas sa aai ikatr Aaa.aa<mwnii and ollw, Church NaWa IO|hi, oflk» noI lala, ihaa Wadaaa XOs opened to the public last Week, trains Wonted—To rent cottage In good local­ day *1nt booa. are now run five minutes apart on a sche­ ity. State location and price wanted. rirst Methodist - dule of three minutes from Broad why to Address Bax 780. ÌBtj. Rev.A.E .lino«choldi-r, er. p pa»tor; a: _____PPH$BI r hurrh, rqrnrr t’ nrk end Fifth «ti.ct. tutsunage. loriU-rMt ■i Jersey City terminal. Stop nt Surf Crest while at Daytona. ■venue 23 noil« avenue and Seventh street; lì. ............. .....K phone jN Beach. Board and room $7 to $8 by the morning servke at II; evening service. Pauline Harper, daughter of the Janitor wfrek; $1.50 by day. Fronting occon. 49lf 7:00; Sunday tchoul, 9:43 a. nt.: Jmi: K. Mettlnger, Supt. Ep worth League, 3:00 Sunday evenor No. 143 Madison street, New York City, Ins Wanted—Two rooms for light house­ is five years old, weighs 130 pounds, and keeping. J. M. Gillon, Box 422 42t2p . Sunday school at 0:45 n.in. Preaching is three feet tilno indies tall. Her mother by the pastor at 11 a. m. The sacrament W anted—A woman for house work. weighs 116 pounds, and is not .more than of the Lord's Supper will be ndministered Lock Box 58, Sanford, Fla. 45-tf a foot taller than her big baby. The child at the morning service. Union services at For Salt—One-fourth block between is no freak, nnd is perfectly healthy. First and Second streets, beautiful build­ the MethodlBt church at 7:30 p. in. A new cabinet for France has been ing site. Lake view. $1,000. F. J. preaching by Rev. R. LKhklund. All are organized under the leadership of M. Brl- Powers. Invited to these services. nnd n Socialist. For Sale—16-ft launch. 3 h. p. engine. • the People's Congregational Associate Professor Cluftnlstry A. C. Mc- Bargain. If sold at once. * T. P. Conpro^sL Rev. R. L Kirkland, paitprj Sunday morning }. Ransom of tho Alabama Polytechnic Wednesday, 7:00 ForSatc^BuggynTid harness, In gc nstltuterot-AtitHtmrdied SntuntrryrTtt Entmlhgcr. !Superintendent. condition. A bargain. E. -L. G„ Lake J. C. Entmlngcr. was one of the best known educators in Mary, Fla. Preaching 11 a. m. by the.pastor; subAlabama. • ?s) FpH Sal Kv—P. M. Elder of the Celery av- Ject, “ Life's Task—Is It Fully DuncT" Louis Blériot, a Frenchman, successfully eiiub cash store has 200 bushels of peas Union meeting nt the M. E. jhurcliSunday — - --* 34-tf mam. crossed the English .Channel front Calais f o r w l e . - to Dover lust Sunday in his aeroplane, For sale Cheap... Quick sale. Need mon-1 first Baptist thereby winning the $2,800 prize offered ey. Fifteen ocres celery farm.' Box 473. Rev. J. W. Boyd pallor.-Sunday morning aervkw.It;evening «(vice. 7:30; Sabbath k IuwI. tM5 . Frendi Aero clubc clubr JltS, by the Frencli fie, has bos 'been been l For Sale— First class square square, pian Sale—First piano. a til.: Ur. J. T. Denton. Supt,; B. Y. P. U.Thursday decorated with Uie erosi ut tho Legion of cheap nnd time. Box 473. 4G-4t at 7:43p..m., H. E. Tolar. Preai.; prayer meeting IT'-V-VT|-avary Wednesday, 7:30p. m. —T Honor.---- —i, ■ ---- - r ?--- — —-----— For Sale— Fine Jersey Hull for sale or Holy Croas Episcopal A Wabash train plunged ittto,fho Mis­ for service. Address Joint Jels, or Phone Hev. B. F. Brown, rector, A. D. Key, senior war­ 42tf souri river thirty miles from Kansas City 59. den: Sunday morning service. 11; evening aervlce, For Sale—Three fresh cows and a good 7:30; Sabbath achool, 9:43a. m.; B. F. Whltner. last Sunday. Five conches and the loco­ horse. Inquire at the Pico Hotel 49-tf Supt.; prayer meeting. 7:30 Wednesday evtnlng. motive went down. Two Pullmans and a P re s b y te r ia n For Sale— Model M Cadillac In good con­ chair cor remained on the track. Under­ Rev. J, F. McKinnon, pallor, morning aervlce, dition. F. J. Nlver. Daytona, Fla. 47-4t . mining of the roadbed by the recent flood II; evening aervlce, — 7:30;' -Sabbath ach. 0:3<jy Beautiful country home for sale cheap. I . , nnr M e" cLaulln. Supt.; prayer meeting Wrdm.; HenryV 1' was the cause. Six persons were killed. 1H miles from Sanford. 9 room bouse; 6 neadoy, 7:30‘ p. rn. Having to leave a subway train in New acres good land; orange trees, Ac. Ad­ C a th o lic 49-tf York because lie didn’t hnve money with dress P. O. Box 753. . Rev. M Fox. rector: acrvlrra every sreond ond Sunday; early moat, 7 a. in,: maas and ser­ him to pay his fare, President Youktnun V For Rent—Old land tiled and In fine fourth mon. 10 a. m.; Sunday school. 0 a. m.; vespers. 3 - ’ of the Rock island railroad system, re­ shape for crop Utis season. Five room p. ro. turned hastily to his office and sold to Ills cottage on farm. F. J. Powers. 1 fhe Great Plano Contest Three furnished or unfurnished rooms secretary: “Go and buy me 1,000 subway SAnruao tickets,-and see that Utey are put In every for rent Hines building, over Woodruff's Miss Jessie Stumon.................. . 03,800 Order of Eaglet................................\ ... OI.HOU store. See R. L Jones. 46-tf ixicket of every suit of clothes I have.“ Takacb..................... Mlaa Aranka Tak¿ h .V.V-’.V.'.V.'.V.V.V.'.'• 42.049 30,300 ¡lit fully cool, pleas- Congregational^Church................... Furnished rooms, delightfully July *^6 wtts the 02d anniversary of the 22.3X1 antly located, singly or to g e th e r, m . ou ' establlsHment of the republic of Liberia In 14,277 Ouk avenue. . U Misa Maybel Woodburn.:......... 0,877 Africa by a oolony of American negroes. I Welaka Club................................ 3,830 For Rent—One and three-quarters acres Miss Ajtn SU'hstruiu___ 3.404 Henry Clay wua president of the assodtiMias Nona Cowan.......... 2.208 Miss Gayla Moore.... d ,r X.042 Woudmrn of the Wutld___ 1.174 Little Bison, a Sioux chief, will move 1.018 Wanted—To rent 13,000 feet ofcelcry Mra. U. W. V rnab le..,, 002 48-tf Baptist Sunday School.. his people from the Dakotas to Nicaragua, boards. P. O. Box 364. out or TOWN M lsa Ulllc Lord, Clyde.......... 2.142 having secured a concession of land from Five-room cottage for rent. Apply to Miss Almena Brooks..:.......... ♦ 302 that government. Immediato removal of N. 0. Garner. lOf^famUies will be made. House to rent for the summer, corner To Subscribed Magnolia avenue and First streeL En­ The Bank of England. Ute oldest bank­ quiry of Mrs, M. L. Allen. An order of the Postoffice Department, ing house In the world, celebrated its In the next 30 day» I will sell 50 Rhode Washington. D. C., eltecUve Jon. L 1008, , , 215|hunaiveraary July 27th. Tto» Imnk ^ Island Red hens, and 50 White Minorca», provides Unit no delinquent subsexiber ~ wus closed for bus!ness, and the ISOOLenv Ituio year old. t ux Joss Gwu tou ut 70 ou «Jiali be carried longer thnn three months, *--• çloyoêg had"irgrand the expense |«u*h. S.-M. Doane» Geneva, Plo; 49-4t giving us a reasofrihunhV depiirlinent is of Uie institution. To Rent. UNruxmsHcoJ^-Tbe large house, furnishing a low rate of postage on news­ k ' On the evening of July 27U> Orville e*|, an<? kitchen on Amory Grove, four papers. and docs so fur the benefit o f a Wridht with I lju.iwnwnt f „ . „ v i „t,m . . ml1®* fro,n Sanford, with stable, wnler Wright, with Lieutenant Frank Lalmi as a L Upp|y> etc jyent J240 per year : by bonoflde subscriber.who jiays for his per,-----passenger, made the world's record Jn his]iiwttth $23rpoyahJçjuonÜüy luudvan«-. mi _ W E LL DRILLING NO DEARER .THAN THE POOR KIND IN SANFORD CHURCHES ■ .1 Hardware and Farm Implements SauTurd’s now electric light plant will soon be Installed and you want the work done by a competent nnd experienced electrician. The work must bear Inspec­ tion and conform to the regulations pre­ scribed by the Southern Tariff Associa­ Staunton, Va„ has gono dry by twenty tion. W. A. Parr of this city has had ten majority. /ears experience In electrical work of all Koo Maya Indians In Mexico are on the war path and hnve massacred several kinds nnd caii wire your house In a satlswomen and .children In the vlllogi of Son factory manner. Everyone should b u y , Jose while the men were at work in the |their house wired at once, to be reody |; ; Urlren the currant 1* lurnetfi -amrwrTt: Mt. Korintjl in Sumatra, n volcano sup- |Parr is now equipped to take your order lit name nrotlfce. You can get him . noswUo-be-extlnct. and Iti-UuT rrnter of I any lime at Uie telephone exchange, or which a lake had formed. Is again In erup­ tion. A n earthquake followed the renewed leuve orders at Fernald'a hardware"store activity of Uie volcano. SW . Trip to Harney Beach Next Sunday, a launch excursion will leave the d ty dock for Harney Beaoh, a beautiful resort on Lake Harney. The I t e m s o f Interest Gleaned From boats will leave at 8 o'clock In the morn­ ing ; returning, will leave ■Harney Beach Various Sources at 0 o'clock, giving the excursiohtsts the whole day at this delightful spot. There HAPPENINGS DURING T H E W EEK will be a fish dinner at noon, and the fare of one dollar for the round trip, entitles everyone to a dinner. Bring your bathing Here the Readers Will Find a Brief suits and come prepared to spend a good time. Get your tickets from J. P.Wcaver, Historical Sprint Mowing Tor Hurried Readers or get them Sunday morning before the For the second lime Galveston nnd the boats leave the city dock.______ towns along the Gulf coast have been vis­ The Billingsley Orange Box ited by o disastrous storm. Only for the Elsewhere In this issue is the advertise­ great sonwnll that wnxJjulll after the dis­ ment of the Ocala Box Co., who mnnufooastrous floqd.-jtonn_flLii few years ago. ture lhe fnmous Billingsley Orange Bo*, the same sad story would have to bo^remnrketr T h i dOVilfil You can get ARMOUR FERTILIZERS rm . { Drive your Wagon into Sanford Call on C. H. Evaris He can deliver any brand you want out of Our new Warehouse Without Del a __— ArmourBlüütirBone &.Totash Armour Celery Grower Armour Vegetable Armour PractieaT T riiekêr V Or any othqr 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 T H E . ARMOUR FERTILIZER — nnrm dim p7->m .iI.TITr|| !.. t k . . . ¡ — i. w,* . ^ j K w ftlV Uv f l WT l lw .itiN il MM Wl II I M P I I .L.1V and twelve minutes, and made an' aver- Boston, Moss, For exttiuiuHtkHf of-premlises apply to John T. Anents, on the age of over forty miles an hour. place. - 45-tf ! ’’ Moore’s Modern Methods ' Get ready for the Hies and Moa “Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office at GainrevUi&ITa., rgtvrannxt - HalloaIrte w ty l tm “avl7 n of Geneva, I'lurida.1 „ , Who. an October 8, 1907, m od« botaratead Entry N< 37041 (Serial No 01711) f.ntiy No Everyone has heard of Moore's modem qultoes.- Largest stock and lowest tor EH <d N W il and r U ofS W U , S^-.lou 0. Tow,,methods qf bookkeeping and loose-leaf prices on screen doors and windows •hip 20 South, Range 32 Fuat, laliabaaae* Merid­ ian. baa died notice of imrntiun to make final Harry J. Wilson's. ledger systems. , So great has been the at commutation proof, to catablUh claim toth rlan d demand fur Uiese perfect ledgers that The r |a l« v e deacribeo, before the Clerk of the Circuit s i Urlandut, on the tat day or Sep Have you seen U ie c lo lh - fillia ll ru fe d I Sanford Herald has decided to keep a full eptember. 10*00. '.line of tl>ese goods, and anyone wishing letter heads at The Herald office T The Claimant namea aa wltneaaca: ' ledgers, record sheets, contracts, account I red II llradley^uf Onj-vu. Flurlda, R.T.C K T a á d X m K r Z o m i T ü ', « i t ™ r r . 1: C. W. I , o f Geneva, Florida. > business man, should call at lite llcrald I tionery. Look It up. Mr. Business Man II. b. J , of Geneva, Florida. I Prices very low. jlltkc and. get the best. Honor 8. Cwcaa, KegUter. Jacksonville, Fla". (Write us) -..J] CHAS. H. E V A N S , Sales Agent, Sanford, Florida . Real . . __ (A»k Him) and Rentals BUILDING I nm-iiuw preparing ten ^-acre C'elery 'l'aunaTti tbê.befiil location, 2 to 3 miles from town; 2 Vi. acres on each place tilled, plowed and ready for cultiva­ tion! Thèse places are fo r . gale cheap, good terms:W rite I ant also making a specialty of M. M. Smith’M K d B , the best located lands offered for sale. Also choice, city lots and residences at reasonable; prices'. „Call or* write me for particulars. r. F. J . POWERS j; A **v Lr>, ■MB „ *“ . J . P O W E R S l 'f f i I WORKS �,, ,,. _, I,,- K' . - 1 ■■ •*$* * - :h'W .ÎX*, *J.*« i~ri - --- rV^ 4 SVI, . Ji I N S A N F O R D — L ife ia W o rth U v i n i Number SI First Year SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1909 TO BUILD_______ NEW FERRY Oreat Need of One Between Orange and- Volusia SeVERAL P lA N S A R E PR OPOSED o f Them Would Greatly Lessen D is t a n c e . Between Sanford And the Ed#t Coast. As the travel from the Interior to the East Coast anil from the East Const to points in Orange and Osceola countiesinaeases the need of a shorter route anil n better ferry becomo apparent and the matter Is being discussed by individuals sod the boards of county commissioners bad will likely result In concerted action in regard to'a new ferry. By the present route the distance from Ssnford to DcLnnd is about twenty-nine s. If the ferry ot Beck's Landing on the west side Is resumed thisgistance will ily lessened. Onejfeature in favor of a new ferry on the west side would be that of opening up a new road through this section and giving an added impetus to trade, and better facilities for ts.- -Othera~nre advocating nerryboat propelled by gasoline en­ gines to run from the city dock direct to Enterprise, thus cutting down thedistancc from Sanford to DcLand from twenty-nine to shout thirteen miles, and no new road would need to be built. A toll ferry could be inaugurated on tills route, and ns many foot passengers from JJnnford to* Enter­ prise would use the boar, tnti piatTcouId prove a profitable one and would establish direct communication with Enterprise and prove a great boon to the people of that little city wito ore now almost cut olT from Sanford and Orange county. These plans -are nil good and should receive the careful consideration of the citizens of both coun­ ties. With the great increase in popula­ tion a belter means of transportation is .greatly needed, and plans should lie form­ ulated ut once and carried out. Should lire new traction road go through to the East Const,a good ferryboat would bo the easiest moans of getting- across the river, tbetfeetton-companycobld "BedepemU ed upon to join in this enterprise and Maud part of the expense. Even If a toll ferry is decided upon, the traveling public would favor better facilities and gladly pay a nominal sum for a shorter ami bet|W route. The lew jxillea from the river to Osteen In tire present state is to l>e dread­ ed by all who are obi^cd to go thut wny, •and during Ole rainy season there Is no as­ surance that any automoblccnn get across this “slough of despond.’1 For the benefit of the public, and the future development of this section, this matte» aught to be settled m once. Any Palatka’s Famous Celery Beds He was n stranger in I’alatka, and ns he stood talking wldi Mr. Fearnside on lower Lemon street last Tuesday he chanced to catch a glimpse of. the river. >t that time covered from *h£Hk4<> x !jl(,re with wqter hyacinths. "What's that growing in that big field over there,’’ said the stranger, pointing to . the river. ^Tliat," replied Mr. Fearnside looking in the direction Indicated, "why that's the famous Palntka celery beds." "There’s certainly a fine crop there," -said the stronger, "Ts any of that land for H ie !" "Nope, you can’t buy it for love nor nibney," replied Fearnside, "The Palntkn News controls It all and won't sell"—Pnlstka News. P R E T IV HOME WEDDING ALL AROUND FLORIDA At the home of Chns. Kaiincr on Park avenue Inst Sunday at 0 o'clock. Miss Pauline Knnnor wus united in mnrTiogc The General News of “The Land to Mr. Samuel Hershcowltz. The ceremo­ of FlowersL'—-----------ny was.performed-by Khhhl Rtalntiirfind thé rites were carried out according to the Jewish custom.................... At high noon the bridal pnrty was en­ CULLED FROM TH E S TA TE PRESS tertained at luncheon at the home of K. Kdnner. An Epltome or the Week's Most JmAfter tiie wçdding ceremony an elabo­ portant Happenings In the rate course dinner, was served for the State’s Domain. guests. For ilia fifth tilde since its recent con­ The happy couple left on the midnight trnin for Jacksonville, Pnlatka and other struction and acceptance by the city the points and upmT their return will make new stockade nt Tampa was last week the their future home in Tampa. -TUe-brideis scene.uf-another delivery, six white pris­ the sister of Chat. Knnuer of this city, ami oners making their way to liberty by dig­ bus resided here for some time prior to ging.a hole through the brick wall during the absence of the jailor. her marriage. Manual Gonzalez, a young Cuban, com­ The groom is with the Katz department store of Tampa, and has a large circle of mitted suicide in Tampa last week by drinking carbolic acid. Family trouble Is friends over the state. Among the ont-of-town guests were Mr. said to have been the cause. and Mrs,. Adam. Kata^.Mr..j)iidJdrs. J,, -rTbOrgwUWral gsm-tuucat-tms-fwt flsidW Bookman, Julius Schuster,Sain Esryck, Bird and Middle Islands on ¿lie West Coast and Isaac Weiss of Tampa; Mr. and Mrs. for the purpose of expert breeding of birds B. Solomon and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. and hunting thereon Is prohibited In fu­ Kanncr and family, andMissRosc Rooney ture. of Orlando ; Mr.' and Mrs. M. Kpnner und Third and fourth class Florida postmasfamily and A. Knnncr of Mulberry. ters arc to hold their annual convention in Ocala on the 18th_____ and 19th of______ August. a i , A Gentlemanly Bunch Key West is to have a special election Sanford has not only a bunch of fast on the question of Issuing bonds for street hall players, but each one a gentleman as paving, the amount to be fifteen percent well. Their conduct in Sanford has been of the full assessed valuation, the limit of above reproach in every respect, and on tho charter. ,x the rend they have been complimented Orders have been Issued by Adjutant on their actions on the diamond, and esgeneral Foster that the, stnte militia will [icciully on their gentlemanly nppenrhlicc hcnccfurth be known as the National Guard uiul conduct 111 hotels. The Inmlludy of o f Florida. . • Hie White House in GninesvHlc snys they Tiie commissioners of-Leon county have were the most gentlemanly lot of ball passed a resolution favoring bonding the players that site ever hail tjie pleasure uf county for $200,000 for building hardkeeping, and she hoped they would win on that account. That is quite n compliment surfaced roads. In the recent election Santa Rosa coun­ not only to our hoys, hut the'town os well Lucky Sanford. Well tunned.for lucky we ty yrnit dry by about 300 majority. W. H. Tayloe, formerly general passen­ are in securing a hunch of real bull play­ ers and gentlemen, also. A team uf this ger agent of the Southern railway, has kind is more than a credit to any town, been transferred from Jacksonville to Den­ uml we feel sufo in stating thut they hnvc ver, Colorado, and made general agent of (lie universal good will of the Sanfonl the passenger and freight departments of the company. people; * ___ On Sumla y t he- gra ml atnmi ot thtrMon~ “Will Shelley Again Ihjürcc crief race track of the Florida Live Stock Train No. 83 over the Atlantic Coast Fair Association'was burded. Line which passed Pnlatka going smith If arrangements now being made By the ut 11:25 lust Monday night , wns partially Chicago Association of Commerce are car­ wrecked nt DcLuml Junction inter in the ried out. through freight cars between Cuba and Chicago will shortly be running night.____________ _______________ — While passing a switch a bolt gnvc wny on n schedule of seven days without trans­ and the ruils spread, causing the tender ferring or breaking bulk. Cars will ran to of the engine and the mull car toJcUYC Knights Key on the East Coast railway the track. and there run on to an ocean-going ferry The engine was In chargc^of William and landed ut Havana. Shelley, a Palntka boy and he wns In­ A Masonic lodge has been organized in jured about die shoulder, besides lutving Mnscotte. two ribs fractured. No one else wus In­ George R. Foster, one of (he oldest and jured. Mr. Shelley wns taken to Sanford most highly respected citizens of Jackson­ where lie received medical attention. His ville, died at his home in that city Tues­ injuries urc not serious, but painful. Tiie day. Ho was 78 years of age, and liad shoulder is the same us wus lujured in n lived in Jacksonville for nearly half a ccnwreck just south of Longs Station Inst tunry. winter. In fact this 1b the third wreck in Crack marksmen from vurlous parts'of which Mr. Shelley has participated in tiie the state are assembled in St. Augustine past year. It is expected thut he will be this week to partiejpate In the annual able to resume ids duties in about three shoot. The Taliaferro trophy will be con­ weeks.-j4J«lalkn Nows. tested for, und marksmen will be selected to reirescnt Florida at the national rifle Alter The Railroad Commission Bhoot to be held in Ohio. . Early Tuesday morning fire destroyed The voters of Florida must dtr one or three buildings In Fort Meade— Dr. Moody's two tilings about tiie Railroad Commission: drug store, Max Auschwitz' jewelry store. nlKilisli it and wipe out the lnw or elect members who arc nt icfiitjn part, compe- Zapp's burlier shop, and A. B. Jones'gen­ tftnMO~dt>f-h«rga "the duties incumbent eral store. Dr. Moody's uml' Mr. Jones' upon them. As at [resent constituted it stocks arc a total loss. The Jeweler's Is a very expensive tiling to tho taxpayers stock was saved. The buildings belonged of Florida. Drawing their salaries is about to Mr. Jones, were valued at $5,000 and the only thing the members huve done.— insured for $1.000. Ilia' loss on stock was about half covered by insurance. Volusia County Record. T H E PIANO C O N TEST The Piano Contest isjirousing more in tercst as it.drnws to a close and greater efforts are being made by the fribnda of the contestants. This week the Engles mads' a “spurtHImT obtained tiie letfd over ■Miss Stumon who has held the position since the contest opened, From now un­ til thp# finish some Interesting develop­ ments Can be expected. • Following is the vote for this Week EXPOSE LAND SHARKS The DeLand News Puts It Up To ------------- County Offlolals------- — r— WVÏ m S U P PR ES S TA K E U N D SCHEM E * Editor Publishes a Circular L e tte r and ’ Sends It to All Prospective 370 Purchasers o f Land -™J8I 42.708 Tim News continues to reoeive a great! 5.27:1 14.387 many letters from people who have already MUa Mnyticl Woodhurn-----............... . 6. <1.000 W eU ka Club..........- — 9. 3.83» bought, or expect to buy, lands In the Bond 3,481 Mias A da Stenitrcni-.. M l » tiayle Moore........ 3.082 tract, or elsewhere In Valusin county. As '¿.'¿OH n result of this sale of property, The News MU* Nona Cowan...... Woodmen of the World LAM Mr*. 0. W* Venable.... l.OHH has added possibly 100 now subscribers to baptist Sunday School. 082 our mailing lists. We like to receive the out or tows . MU* Lillie Lord. C ly d e .... ................... 3 .0 M subscribers. Just as Volusia county In gen­ Mis» A1 men a Brooks.............................. • 308 eral welcomes now citizens—but we do not blind ourselves to tije fact that hun- , Eagles' State Convention dreds of people will come here this fall The State Aerie of Eagles will hold MNross Order of East*»................................. . 7 1 .2 0 2 Sanford will be represented by W. H. Underwood and Goo. S. Derry, and State Secretary S. Runge. M. P. Lipc and his famous drill team In uniform will also go and demonstrate the Initiation drill be­ fore Uie state aerie. About twenty-five msmbofs of Celery CUy'Aerie will also a'G toad, and the A. C. L. will make a special rate for the occasion. Drowned at Maitland Jacob Wahl was drowned In Lake Char­ ity, near Maitland, last Thursday. On ac­ count of the great depth of the lake, the body was not recovered ttptll the next day. Coroner Hugh Allen empanelled a Jury and the verdict wns accidental drowning. The deceased was about 48 years of age, and had been a resident o f , Maitland for the past ten years,-ansJ was respected by all who knew him. Ho leaves a wife and several children. Want The New Road A petition (las been circulated In Day­ tona during the early part o f ’ the week requesting the - county -commissioners to open up a rood between Orange City and tne St. Johns nver. This road would have the effect of shortening ' the distance between Day ion a- mill Sartfdfd some' sevenmiles, besides avoiding h lot of difficult travelling as the road Is * now laid out. The petition wns signed by all voters to whom It wns presented, the ndvnntnjfcs of the new road being.so plainly apparent. —Halifax Journal. Death o f Mrs. Barrett Mrs. J. F. Barrett, wife of J. F. Barrett, died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. G. U, Popo, on Monday lost. Mrs. Barrett wns 08 years of age at the time of her death, and had resided in Sanfonl for a number of years. She was a devout mem­ ber of the Methodist church and had been for many years. A husband, three Bons and a daughter are left to ntqurn her loss. The remains were tukep to Bellevue for Interment.________________ ’ ■ Auto Plano at The Pastime , Mulinger DeCottes has installed one of the famous Auto piano players for tho ben­ efit of the public. Tim Auto piano is the latest and best piano * player on the market and is making a great hit every­ where. U Is made by thfrKolder4 Camp­ bell Piano Co., and the John A. Cunningham Co., of Jacksonville, are the distrib­ utors for Florida. Anyone wishing to see the Auto piano-and hear the . wonderful tone of this fine instrument can do so by attending tiie Pnstime Theatre. ■■ r ' - “*~r By a recent flood in Manchuria, over 1,000 people were drowned and 7,000 houses submergod. < Type of Car to be Used on the Sanford Traction Line board of county commissioners should make a thorough investigation of this matter, tiirough a special committee and the county attorney. Tiie editor has pre­ pared a circular letter, which ho ls send­ ing to all enquirers. The circular letter roods ns follows: Office of The N ew » PuM hhlni Company, Printer*. * UeLand. F h rk l«. (d ale) Dear S tir Your letrer of recent date to hand. Volusia county is thriving and prosperous, and our crying need. is-, more citizens. Our lands ore productive, when Intelligently tilled, and any strong man who has the hardihood can hew lus jyuy to success. A great nmount of the land in this section is good—will grow anything; but it Is not all good. Thousands of acres' in Volusia county, as anywhere else on earth, wont even sprout|a mortgage. I am not in a position to inform you as to the fertility of the soil about which you en­ quire. I have no doubt a great quantity of it is good, while there may be much Umt is fit only for cattle range, or possibly swamp, I would advise you to see for yourself before putting money Into land here or nnywhere else.' ' Your Idea) of n home may be entirely different from mine. .Your ideal may be higher or lower—I am not in position to Judge. We want good, intelligent, law-abiding citizens. We extend to vou-thc-.wrlenme hand. We wnnt satisfied citizens only, however. One dissatisfied citizen does more harm In n community than n dozen satisfied families can overcome. Corns and see for yourself, and while here call upon me at the office of the News Publish­ ing Company ; I shall bo glad to render you any service In my power. I am send­ ing you soino printed matter descriptive of this section and several sample copies of The Nows under separatu covers, Cordially, yours, Chris. O. Courinuton. . In the opinion' of the editor, Volusia“ county is now confronted by tho most se­ rious problem ever placed before us. If it ‘ is solved correctly and with satisfaction to the purchasers of llicso lands, the/county will boom ns never before. If these peo­ ple are sold lands In Deep Creek or other undralned sections, and are forced to leave here disappointed and cheated, thu entire stnte will receive a black eye from which it will pot recover in years. Tiie board of county commissioners, serv­ ing in the capacity of tho managers of county affairs, should not dodge this issue —but should enter into jt with their whole bodies and souls and minds. The people are with you, gentlemen. Your duty is plain. A t the meeting next Monday call in the managers of the now companies selling these lands, your tax assessor..mid the natives who know tho country, and find out exactly what is be-ing done. It is possible, and even probable, that tiie board will have no legal redress, ex­ cept, perhaps an appeal to the postal au­ thorities, but a published stabement from the hoard, either to llm effect that only“ good, drainable land is being sold, or that »tramp and useless lands ore being placed on the market, and disposed of to inno­ cent purchasers, if such is found to be the case, cannot fall to have a good effect,. i ; ïw . Thousands of buildings. Including the •ftrmornrftutfrthtst fenipTFT fiiiih'TJien de­ stroyed by a terrible conflagration otOsahe, Japani— A-number ef lhre»‘weie nfsnlost. The latest report says 20.000 build­ * • '->s i ings were destroyed.’ Beside the temple tiie banks, stock excliange, museum, gov- * eminent edifice», schools, factories, and blhcr important building are included. The territory bunted over is more than four miles square. The temple burned was the greatest In the world. >♦ >■...... - 1* V"■1"1" " ■ * f Another escape of prisoners- from the Tampu stockade took place Tuesday night. This makes the sixth breakout in a few weeks, Only ttiree prisoners escaped this j L time. S& v ; . SSV/i *—’ I* - y . T* *- ' f -V , ™» * Ì fK - M I ;x j, �. ¡■fiaßüirfv' y wmBsm '.1 .-'.-• .7*ylr •,\ ^ ^ V x 1*£■*?»«'nwjp**Vj -****-r'?' «éAÆ' :*’•>f f i f o v w f q THfe 8ÀNF0RD ItFRALD by banishing- ignorance. Sanitation wll bo the high priest of the new religion, nnd these people will be taught that dirt breeds disease, bad health mostly comes from bad Imblts. Vice is an enemy to be conquered CURBSTONE GLEANINGS A Budget of Opinion " J usi Be ~t5vèen You and M e ” * " « “ »> 6 .19fw MRS. M. L A L L E N "" Is one block from 1st street, but it- W ill Day,. :G Q P A R TS you to « ¡ I F i n i i see the "v knowlddgo of the simplest lawsof hygiene. Are Ignorant of the danger of dark rooms and squalor. Lack knowledge of every "A Chid Is Among Ye Tnklng Notes. thing that would help them up and out o ’ and Faith, tie’ll Prenl f m’* ^ l their distressful condiUon. Science, nnd the religion o f humanity, Is coming to the , t> 'i; .(to Soys Saunterer. rescue of those broken lives, now rayless •A newtpsper I* not «h q ta tln r'jn b tU h fd to tell of sunshine and of tape. > the ppoi'l* what they would Ilka to know, but baa to liv e much of ita «pore to telling them what they Mffkt to know.—Greely. Funeral of Captain Shaw 4 How coineth the odoriferous gunvn to All tlie air with IncenBn and the mouth with joy. I saw some at Roberts' grocery the other day that bad no odor. nml_hali. of their value lins been taken from them. Who Wants an odorless guava T Might ' just as well have odorless II mburger cheese. • • ' . 4 How tho city is filling uglvhthnewpco- m ~t ple, and "hit summer, too." Never In the liistory of the city has so many people beenhere at this season or the year, and if ail reports are true Sanford Will have ten thousand people in nnd living near the city this season. Verily, the celery delta is a drawing card I • 4 A visitor toSnnfortl this week remarked ll fc that business must be brisk, as there were no boxes in the postolfice to rent This is an indication of good business, nnd nlso demonstrates dearly that Sanford needs a new posloflke bulMlngand ' ’ Undo Sftro usuaffy wntches business close­ ly and IT there is any chance to enlarge nnd take in more business there is ho doubt about the U. S. taking advantage of i t Now, it is up to Sanford to erect n suitable building and ieusc it to the dcp n rtm o n t Tit,», pro «lent <p k S «M M £ s -entirely inadequnte nnd have been for Sfv' oral years. • • • . • •• J. 4 This'week Kns'becn a most strenuous •tm« in the police ’court, and Mayor. Lake luiA been banding out packages to the offenders right and left. Sanford is now guarded by a most efficient police force, and the one who gets by will have to ben Bharpcr. Gamblers, drunks, nnd other mnlefactors arc grist for the dourt mill, and whenever the law Is violated the violator Is caught nnd gets what is coming. Un­ der Mayor Lake, Marshal Lee und the effi­ cient policemen, the city of Sanford isone of th ebw t patrolled of any in din state, and this despite the fact that die city is filled nt all times with a floating crowd ' ' thnt come by boat and train, thinking to get fat picking and an easy living without working. The best of order’ IsYept at nil times even nt ttin b’*H ■ i»«JictTdf Sanford are certainly to be com­ mended upon doing their duty at all times. Police court matters ore never nlred jn The Hekald und I Just want to take this opportunity of expressing an ^pillion upon this subject in passing. * • • • » 4 The summer season is with us nnd the iwc. probletn of maintaining ourphysicnlequl— Ubrium confronts us wl(h all its olthtlmd - foreo nnd perBlstcncc. ~In placés o f San­ ford's size the problem is not so gréât as in the metropolitan cities, yet it is suffi­ ciently importunate to make peoplacon-i sider ways and means for bettering con­ ditions. Those whose means permit, and wjip have the inclination, find many charm­ ing summer resorts in the'mountains and nt the seashore, where, dicy can be com­ fortable and enjoy life. Jt is possible to be comfortable at home if work does not push one too hard, many find most com­ fort ot home. But turning aside from die class of 'people who can to some extent command dicir time, let us take a run through the crooked and narrow, streets, the alleys nnd foul arcnyaya._.of a great city and see the mnss of humanity who from Lack of forethought, luck of training, misfortunes, and -also- bad habits, hre cooped up in disease-breeding tales, and “tlOVBli. Always, winter and sunlmer, on the verge of want. Earning at best a poor wage, and die necessities of life so dear, to say nodiing of diose things called luxuries. These people never get anywtare, . Tolliml. toiling, toiling on, bitJon. nnd on, until they drop from sheer exhaus- ,.¿1. *__tiu«..und die black Msrin hauls "them, ltl so many instances, to the potter's field. Alwuys, too. here umldstthe most wretch­ ed of surroundings, these people artiicxir-in g Jam tiles, members to be of the great common nrmy of labor and industry. How ^mdfyUtasa-lackawrrwltiinituhnost to make life even bearable, let alone healthy and tmppy. JtTs u ’’ constant wonder to those give-the subject-thought: A.'. paojJo keep so moral-and so VIrtUdUs as lhey\jo.f It Is marvelous, and proves thnt humanity is not tnherendy bad. These helpless’ Ignorant poor, peed a savior, and one has already arrived. Tta prophet who tas been foretelling his arrival is named Science. The name of this deliverer from bondage is called Knowledge. When’ he bos been fully accepted and believed in. be will save these people, und all people. Copt. W. A. Shaw, for the past twenty year» cnptnln on the S l Johns river Clyde Line boat, and well known to Sanford cit­ izens, filed in JncksonvUlc laat-Thunwlny. and was burled on Sunday. The TUnesUnion has the following. regarding the burial of this popular mariner: ! "The funeral services of the late CapL William *A. Shaw, formerly United 'States inspector of hulls for this district, a Mason of high degree and a Confederate soldier, good .citizen and worthy friend, attracted a very large crowd to St. John’s Episcopal church yesterday afternoon, and all fol­ lowed earnestly and in sorrow the body to its last resting place In tho old city ceme­ tery. The service at S t John's was con­ ducted by the Rev. Van Winder Shields, rector, who followed the beautiful ritua of the eburehr “ In the church were noted members o ’ Robert E. Lee Camp, United Confederate Veterans, the Knights Templar, Mnsons, EN G LISH M IL L IN E R Y SATISFACTION make them go. and see them.- GUARANTEED Givo Mo a Share of Your Patronage Commercial Street_ Near the Dfpo Come in' S A N F O R D F U R N ITU R E CO.I 'W W W W W W W W kW W W W W W W W W W W W kW V W W k k W W U V t t t t t U i, NEW CELERY CROP W H Y NOT U SE DO YOU W ANT PU R L CELERY SEED? Painter The kind thal « I v m (hebest m u ll* nnd (he only kind ihst ha* liren proven al together »ucceasfurTor Florida Grower*. I hare them. French GoMen tm p oned — 1 Self Dleachlns pure and true to name. Imported by me direct from Pari*, i ! L . R. P H I L I P S , - - SA VE M ONEY? It has shown more results for thè Money invested thon any other. It will pay you to examine the Celery Fields where _ Druggist • Cor. F tn t St. and Park Avenue SANFORD, Fertilizer N O W , AND P a in t e r ’ s S a n fo rd C e le ry Special FLORIDA is usod. Our representative, C. M. BRADWATER. is In Sanford , every week. See him or write to him at Orlando or THE a ^ P A IN T E R F E B IJU Z E R Ü CO. H o u sirf ■m em ber« o jL 'tU tfr.o tg a D t Writ* for Dooklat. J A C K S O N V IL L E , P L O R I p A o f men who follow ¡' haw bad been all his life associated with e "men who go down to this sea In ships” J. D. PARKER, Prop. and for more than a quarter of a Century he had been master of river steamers on Dny. Room and Board $1.5Q the Sl Johns. 'H is old comrades and .t --------------- Menti 33c." friomls-wwo farewell -rind they all segmed affected at. tills parting. “ Numerous beautiful tributes in bright Special Rate by tha Week 3- to 23-Horse Pow er flowers had been sent to deck the bier and these were placed tepderly above the - > + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * + * • & * * * * * * * « + £ mound in. the cemetery, and after Lite Best 2 -Cycle Engjot on the Market beautiful ceremonies of the Knights Temp­ lar nt the grave, the crowds returned to the city.” Smooth Running,-nranomlcal aiid _____ I..; DEALER IN Absolutely Reliable Music, Fine Arts and Mechanic AMs ♦ . Stetson University has issued a special bulletin, giving full information concern See me before Installlni on entitle In your boat, you will not regret It. ing courses offered in music, the fine arts and the mechanic arts. Tills may be sc AND 3 It. P. Special. Price SCO .M cured by addressing a postat card request to the University. Sin ford, Florida The fnculty In the school of music in­ cludes nine.Instructors—graduates of the great conservatories of the’ - country and Aient for Vlrilnla-Carollna Fer­ students of the best masters in piano, voice. Violin, organ, etc. The music school tilizers G G N T R A G T O ir lms‘ fifteen piano, n $10,000.00 pipe or and B U I L D E R gnu una in» ^nm lful concert tail soutli of Baltimore mid Richmond. The school of fine arts provide) for reg: ulur and special courses In drawing (pen, pencil and; crayon), composition, model­ None Imt firBt-cinss labor crpjtldyed nnd all contracts guaranlced to be in nnordnnce ing, illustration, water,colors ondtlecoraWith plnns and miccificailaas___ tive, portrait' and china painting.* The department lain charge o f n refined and am In Buslhcss to do Business For Those Who Need My firnlces cultured Virginia lady who is a graduate Postonica fr.:tw Box 771 " « V"t * *’ of the Woman's College of Richmond and i who has spent yetas abroad in tht? best schoolsof^art In Pntis; Rome and else­ The Popular Price and HAVE YOU SEEN THE where. The department has beautiful studios and costly models and casts. The schqol of mechanic arts Is well equipped with laboratories for physics and * ■* _ *” ■ * * * ■ ,1 chemistry, and with shops for wood and A T Y P E W R IT E R l Rates by tbo Week First Class Special Tables Reserved For ljulle* Iron working. The Instructors in this de* partment have been trained in the Boston • FOR -School of Technology, Columbia, Cornell and die University of Chicago, and in the (Corner Palmetto nnd First Sts.) A L L PURPOSES world famous wood Working establish­ ments of Sweden. The boys and young men In this dcpdftinent are being pre­ One that will stand the greatest tests parad to take a prominent part in die Cannot get out of alignment .vast Industrial, developments of Florida The Wst machine on the market which awati.the training pf her sons. A $100 Machino for $00 v .t * ; i. . SfiC_llicui. at The Herald-office.. — Chase to'Have Chicago Office Chicago, July 30.—J. Q. Chase of Chase ESTABLISH ED 1BG9 SANFORD H ER A LD &. Co., Jacksonville, Fia., nnd W. U. Mouser, sales manager of MS* firm, were here this week to raifke Srinngemems f5r A re Offering A n y and A ll Kinds of Florida Real Estate the hahdling of d^cct shipments into Chi­ O ld.^h oo s W anted ■ ' •- v . . ■■ cago and this territory. Mr. Órase will at as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms am again asking fur OLD SHOES. I' open an office at*20 LaSalle street, which •will give what they are wolth will be in charge of Charles Schlosser, tjfi A s Can he Had An/where^ - « t i t » , « , 7. O. 9. 10 1I AND I3 well known fruit man. The Citase firm does considerable business In this terri­ Office*o il Park,Avenue, between First nod Commercial Streets, Sanford. Fk>n<U tory. but Mr. Chase'believes thnt by hftv; sV *2 V .’ .Cor. 3rd SL and Sanford Ave. ing Ids own office be can handle the busi­ .1— 7 ness much better.'Mr. Schlosser will cuntimie as heretofore to handle the Na­ 60 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE tional Fruit" Exchange’s account In this territory. A. U. Chaney, manager of the L juJí « u¿v., ftrrixed-hcrc the latter part of -fPtm-StrMtrOrti Wöci lrocn Örpot opposUrRetÔdlcv ) the week.—Produce News. t Ferro Marine Engines tt W . W . LONG Fresh Meats Groceries % T. P. Conpropst Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty B L iC K E N S D E R F E R UP-TO-DATE RESTAURANT J. M. S T U M O N , T M h e Proprietor a r k s A gency Av E. Irvin’s' Shoe Shop -E . W I S E *,r -P roprieto» * r ■ i Wtll Reside In Sanford Meya. Acitar and Mprtjt aL.Nnw Mll.^pT fbrJ* Conn.7Eave arrived la this city and will make tlielr future tame here where they have large property Interests. They made the trip from Jacksonville to Sunford In tlielr auto. Thel* families wifi ar­ rive later In the season and wilt be ac­ corded u hearty welcome. There are about a dozen New Milford aud Stamford people lmctested in ¿¡anford land and Tfie Herald keeps ttam posted every week fta ok M arks OCSIQNS ’ Ann»« .«natu« , *kM,f mager öf. Central Cafe Steaks, Chops, O ysters and Fish a Specialty ;: 3s tlüii* «tried , oohDacuir . /Su Äi«Wt A P L A $ E FO R L A D IE S A N D G E N TLEM EN , * ’J' Seien »* - 8bort Ordere At All Hours -- , -. Everything First CUs* i h iM i m i f uUtlaa o í «L . T__ _ W Sv ibri Prompt, Clean Service Meal Tic>ej$. dre Sold at ftaiucedRaltf a t.* « - ri -, , m , ,Jt--«, ■■*■ »— -rU CAB W e have a new line ju st:: in and the low price will A lso Hafr Goods and Hygenlc Toilet Preparations — T h e S aunterer. S ^ te fif C « r « p w / m N 1« T h t l i m i d , The latest out is the new and up-to-date EVEN T H E G ATE POST NOT IN IT ■ B "*"T'»R-.r-> y: i ’• ■i ÎJL±S*l$ëL . , ; t , , - ■ �H it SANI ()H[) HERALD ob sureties in (lie sum of $300.' I correct, wns hbproved. Doiitl of W. W. Hruddy to bear lire; with J. T, Alien nod I). II. Hunt in ns n e Volumc Of Business Up ' cties uppruved nmi licence ordered. is; For C o n sid e ra tio n Tlie (M-titiou of J. H. Lee, Jr_ to firearms wns not granted, the petltl being a minor. HANGES EffEC T ED IN TAXES Tlie're|x*rts of thf follow)liii count fleer# went received, rend and fded: : of county hpnte, county physician, i Made Tor CurrenI Expenses'And of road# and bridge#, rc|xirt of piles Otlicrfor School Purpose Important Mutters Just as .Scores al Satironi People Have W aiffilg pur IÍ yOU neglect the nniiniplta r Urmarj— tmnblcs; follow. diabetes i> >an% K-idilry pills rclu'v adíe, Cure evi Sa afoni itiren* cniln stooped E. Jernignn present«! his resignation is nnd brands and of n inspector of i [poti motion the same L.V cattle Inspector, was accepted. Petition of W. I). Homey, Frnnk Drake '• Communication from th e board of trade et nl for n mod was grant«!. , f . of-Jacksonville in reaiicct tn collecting The petition of J. P. Mnssclwldtc. et a funds lor n silver service for the battle to retain Mr. Riley as fcrryinatr nt the ■shipFlorida wns wad* U|xm motion it East Coast ferry received nnd u|xm niothat cadi .coiimiüaimmr^l b-_ .»km -w***t~r**f«HT*<4- *»» d4«iwiwwi F"" WM•onlwad 1 __ runs the subject in hit jespectivo district Branham* with |xtwcr to net. ¡..«lid nsccrtnlp whnf amounts can be ob­ W. E. Martin, tax collector, (wesented tained by private subscription for said ills Tumi rc|mrt of errors and ihsotvcncipfl i. »Hvcr service. "The clerk of the board is for 1008, same ti|xm examination was f o iothorlrcd to receipt for and forward nil approved nnd (lie auditor instructed to •A monies to the Jacksonville board of trade. give profwr credits. Letter of F. W. Mnhoney In' reference Tax Assessor S. A. Robinson presented to the drainage of the land south of Tenth the tax roll for 1000. where u|K>n thet. street and Onkovcnucln Sanfonl-received board having examined the same ordered — ami read. Upon motion the subject inut- the following changes: • f ' i - f v .is iclmgtUoilf&fir£k_Viiuiaian-.xtml. — W lt of w)< o fBw!v«f-nw+r-flrtS-n-5ir — Branham til examine nnd report the rc- nnd less 10.1 ft sijr in sw tor) sec "0. tp 20 I ’iult of their findings at the next meeting. s, r 27 e, raised from $500 *o $8(>(). O. B- The application of W. 0. Cox to be ap­ W. Gurney. pointed iast>ectorof marks and brands Nwll of nwVi sec 0, tp 22. r 20. C. L. Wofford from 520 to $40. . Beg. on n and s li sec~llnc. on margin of Lake Formosa, run n 2 deg. w on said sec line it . It) dis to~poinj 1.10 chs n 2 deg w of lie cor of solí of sw'/f scc 10, tp 22. r 20. thence west at right angles to sitld !■*’ sec line 1.70 cits s 12 deg 00 hi w to margin of lake Formosa to point 7.30 clis w of saiil' She line r* along margin to beg.' B acres. Mrs. 1!. .1. .knocks. from $1000 to $ I iiUO.— — —---:---------, Beg. nw cot of sw'.i of SW1 ,; sec 23. tp 22. r 20, run » 7.10 clise 4.45-eltssH-100 cits o 20.03 cits n 2.12 cha e 0'chs s 7T) deg e fl 1-3 chs n 2 .10 oils w 40.10 chs to beginning. 21 acres. Mrs. M. E. Sweotllpple, Tr.. from $1400 to $2000. Lot 1 to (5 town of Monroe. Maggie J. Bell, from $20 to $000.. . Beg. 3 chs w of sej:or Of ne'A of nwli sec 30, tp 10. r 30 run n 3 chs; w. 3 chs a 10 chs, e 5 chs, it 5 chs, 3 acres, R. S. Henderson, from $10 to $300.’ ■ SH of xwh of awl, of Mjir^‘ 34, tp 10, fy-3<h~H; i.- DcFnrrst firtrs.—fnitn $itOHt~ttr $2000. ' V especially in my kidneys'. I also had sonic I rouble with too frequent pas ' <apc n( the kidney secretions. ’ After 1 had used several remedies with only «light benefit, I heard of Doap’s Kid­ ney Pills and procured a box. They brought me .thv^dcslred relief and 1 aiu now able to rest well, ant free. tr6m (iain and lameness and feel better in every tvn Price, 50 New York.*spfo agents for the United ^States.*!*,"■ "*• Ur 111 ember the name—Doan’ s—and take no other. 113 First Street is made of the best fruit and pure sugar only,■"■nnd includes-- Cherry, Crnnlierry Quince, ■Raspberry, Strawberry, ’ Pine­ apple. Peach. Grape Jelly and Jam, Grain' Fruit Murmnlndo, anil other fruits. Better make a selection from above and send your order to L. • SANFORD. FLORIDA H e n rv McLaulin JEWELER Consumption, Malaria, Scarlet, Typhoid Upstairs, Pico Block and Dengue Fevers Open Tuesdays 4 to G p. m ” 1 AT i*., .. A tiunllriu (kllkf ¡11 Vllllf HOLDEN R E A L ESTATE COM PANY SANFORD Por fìntiti Aycragtf‘Prices Sanford Library * £ JOHN V. DENTON & CO ANO Southwest Corner Washington and Chambers Streets NEW YORK C IT Y ,i RrrCRLNCLS: Aetna Natlonul Bank o f New York City, or any Commercial A fen cy und to Hundred* o f Shippers who arc shipping to them regular ' Saturdays 4 to 9p. m. Best Fértilizers On Earth ÌTt r a ïïge r s W e l c o m e ; ; FIRST C LASS C R A TE M A T E R IA L S . Sanford, Sanford Machine I Foundry Works ■ Capital S30.000.00 for business in 1906. " Now Aeeount8^of ' Repairing A ll Kinds >r- Sale by S A N F O R D G R O C E R Y C O M P A N Y of Machinery Automobiles and Gas Engines Office mid works SANFORD, '• FLORIDA handles Residents -of-San ford a n d p u n i ñ i ^ ^♦Tote fa ir> v ith both frie n d and foe, Oft.your, own llttlo rights forego; It P s y s ." D E P O S IT S IN S U R E D ,A G A I N S T Ogl^Avàìup ditone 130 F la Peoples Bank of Sanford Opened For treks, flies, flea», on horses, mules, cattle, dogs tmd mher nwiriwvb-wtht-nw to twenty nurtH o f water, apply witlt Bjiruycr, clotli or brush. Ashe s Chloride * dogs of mltnge, worms oqu disteinixir. ‘ — —— — —— ——— Dmr iiuBwmf-ASUg ’^R O A C n P m T R 1« ........... *ti¥ Iiohw of J bugVor m oti» or money refunded. Where you otdy r*Kj*liv5, ani «in i 25C Iwt wtll elcarthrm nltTTttr."- !>mi't us« Son for Insects, for roacRMuHITtltronghit and tl.rn-overttist.es auu^ eaiautis i deatlis are caused in this way and people never know whut killed Unat v:.s lKauchpopper im> jxUbon.-met* worro V t T ! , T , W M i i contains l n . no not lm injured by eating insects KiUwl with Ashe a Roachpcppor. Don l¡ have hes in your homes, they track over sejAsrs nnd drain* and Own over your dbbM eatables and scatter lypliold and other disease genns In any*ltomc. l>ont dtgel Afilte's Roachpcpper today, for this is tjm best time of the year to get it nil. -' RATS AND MICE—One 25c box of Ashe’s Ratsault is guaraiiteod U) rid any te or barn of these troublesome pests or*monoy refupjed. It kills and consumes 0 without uuy odor. - .’ and Quick Kcturns Ship to ¡ » F r u i t and Produ ____ ‘ ~ :___ .¿t 1r W e don’ t hove to advertise cheap lands. The purchaser here saves more per acre annually in freights than he saves oh the putchase price elsewhere. See table of freight rates in our booklet, :: :: :: P. McCULLER ROOM 20 iv.ll.t. .. . _ . II W e deal in Celery Farms and Farm Lands and we are the largest owners of Town Lots tiecch-Nut Hi'nml A R E YO U ON'iCUARD A G A IN S T ; I I-IKS will leave a house and MOSQUITOES will not «tie r where ASHE S CHI.0 kii>ES are sprayed. Otto part to 20 part# water. For WH1TKTLY and ull insects SP Uees, phiniA ami flowers mix ono 50c bottle with nine rfalJons of water. '.-1 nultry batlied in this solution ,wiU rid them of nil In M t». • When scnibblng nnd denning n Utile In the wnter beeps flens. nnd the smaller forms of vermin out of the house nrul 0pp. Postoffice rrani Red Currant Jelly is one of the most popular kinds of Bgcch-Nut Conserves that we sell. It has n delicious flavor, and is just right to serve with a roast of meati Each Conserve of ALL HOODS, GUARANTEED fcnueniution and d«:ny. Furnished 1W M W W \ W W W W W t t W \ W H W W H t W W W i m W W » VMiW(W > min w 15 eh«,. 29,(1^- 30 min. . w 0.00 chs. n 00 dog 30 min, w. 15 .chs, s 20 dog flO imii. w 26 2.3 chi/ s « 0 tleg -30 min e-40-riis tu beg, adii less lieg. 10.50 chs iv uf se cor of sw'/i of ne!'* sec I’elilion from precincts of Oakland. 21, tp 10, r 20, run c 000 ft, u 700 ft. w Winter Garden, Ocoee and Gotha in refer­ 340 fi to Wckjwn rivcr, iltcnce sw-ly to ence to swino running at larga received hcg. nnd Icsb 10 a sold to Bell liy A. S. •ad tiled. 2 H , ___ Si»ecr. hcg- 30 dts frani ne cor of snid Tin- bond of Win. P. Blakely ns notary (Conlitiued on cighth page) publie with U. M. SlntB and W. L. Moore . Cleans, protects and disinfects. Used around sinks, drains and cesspool#, It dc•troys all disease germs nnd sower gases, prevents contagion and infection and «tops Plans, Specifications and Estimates ... on Applications Repair Work Promptly Done S 15 n of ueT« uf nwVt (less w i :3)k«oc ■■* MY SPECIALTIES 32. tp 10, r 31. I). R. Brisson. from $400 Pickard’s Hand-Painted China j 1/S12Q0, . , . _ • v* : ' , ’ Gorlinin's Sterling Silver All Peter Miranda grant e (if Wckiwii Rogers’ Plated Ware. ¡ river (less beginniug sc cor run N *49 deg Llgln.nnd Waltham Watches I 30. min, e 10 chs. n (10 deg .'Klynflxw 10 This is the season when n bottle o f good disinfectant should be In every home CONTRACTORS M. M. SMITH, President H. R. STEVENS. Q. S. DERRY. ■ Vice-President Cashier || W W V W W W V W V W W W V tV W W W W W W W W W LOSS �V* :, ' / r i4M ■* ■ . fHÉ SÀNrORD HERALD Au<u»t 6. 190» Ida. In tire first place the schedule arnged b y the East Coast, whereby pas­ sengers coming from New Smyrna to Published Every Friday U o m in i at Sanford. Fla. points west are obliged to wait over on R.J. H ou r. MTanailnl Editor hour and sometimes two hours, is bad Next Door to Poatoffice Subte rlptlcn Price, 91.00 « Year In Advance enough. If the station at thlsjunctlon \ Phone 144— ‘ H BP _______________ i .. i ■ i — TT ~ ' m i i I Tone of the most comfortable along j ; i f llrfié, "ThisTong delay would give a I eaaiwnd-clim mail mener AujxHt 22nd; IDOS, at «he Po«loIlice at Sanford, Florida, passenger nervous prostration^ But the under Act of March- 3rd. 1B79. station or cow ¿bed is In a dilapidated condition. The fbof of the platform leaks, Office First Floor In the Blthop Stock. First Surat the roof of the waiting room leaks, the Telephone No. 148. exterior and Interior is not fit for a stable and here in this hovel, ladles are compel­ P . 1' THE NEED o r RESIDENCES led to wait two hours at a time in order T he Herald has called oltenlion several to make connection with tire A. C. L. for T < . times to the dearth of residences In San? points west. We have succeeded tn obtaining the agency for the above, T H E BEST ford and the great need fo j. same. This The railroad commission has never even week there ore several gentlemen in the |¿¡gQjgjgd this*schedule or the question of Merchant Tailoring House in the United States. — ■ ’* •'city looking for a suitable house and If Q waiting station at Orange City such con be obtained they will spend the |Junction. If they did It went the way of The moat Up-to-Dat e i i n e o f santnlefrever sliown-in-Sanford."— ~~ •winter here, i f rione can be found they nUy Imposed im th« railroads will go to-some other city thnt n-cugnlzea and never paid. This bunch of do noth? Guaranteed Cheaper than any other— M A T E R I A L C O N S ID E R E D . iho value of new citizens nnd makes on Ings spent their time last year devising M cffqji'ulsupply the demand for houses. ways and means to prevent newspaper Store Closes 6 P. M, Except Saturdays. Reasonable hours I „ . S an ford » progressive In every Instance men from exchanging advertising for Half day recreation I For Employees Every Thursday Afternoon ^ y but this Hhe. The great demand for mileage. This was of great benefit to houses In thUr-clty In the last two years the. people of Florida and should redound has never bcetTHtet although number« of to the credit of the commission. If they new residences have been constructed. hove accomplished anything .else no one Some of those Florida land sharks will D rin k a Bottle of Last season we lost nnumber of good|hns cvex heird oMt. Certainly such live fl-fow iru : S. cdurt ere' longT people who could not secure a house nnd „ tfwOrdng« UK ‘ sCItty Junctions table went clsewbereT If none of the home I ^ never thee minds of these people care to Invest more money In m if -public; servants.’ South Carolina dispensaries have dosed. buildings, outside capital should I More grist for Ute gin mills of Joyous ■gated. Jacksonville. V : WHAT ONE MAN CAN DO Certainly the Investment IffgiJOd uiRKiBll.' Jor on ordinary dwelling rents for 525 per The man who is dissatisfied, with the I The scrappy ball players in theSanspor / m o n th and rents arc a better Investment way the affairs of this city are conducted, League will have to take the chips off $' here than nny^other city on the globe. and spends his time pissing. out the ad­ their shoulders now and be good. The G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R • Just why more bouses are not erected is ministration could, If he would, remedy people wilt not stand for any more fool­ j" i : ■%‘ |c'* a mystery that has never been solved. many of the evlts he complains of. says ishness. Manufactured with pure distilled water— they will prevent Illness, old _____ — . The Building and Loan Association Is un­ the Tampa Times. He can keep his own digestion and give you health ’ * . - i» j*' ? _ able to keep up with the loans and if premises neat, tidy and sanitary, and not The fake vegetable land frauds in Volu-' more people would Invest money In this _only be repaid In health of his family, but , ala are receiving some hard knocks from The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., S an ford, Fla : -«*■ — association there would be plenty ol his example may ihspire bis nolghbora to I t|ie pcLand News. Keep It up. Bro. Codbuildings going- up . and every merchant do likewise. rlngton! The fakirs should be put out of would be deriving a revenue from tills InHe can build sidewalks and beautify business. ' dustry. The Building Association prom- the space fronting his home. He can clean - .... ...... . - ?----1 ' lses more to the people titan the wildcat up that section of the street—to the mid-1 Experiments in raising vegetables are liemca that urcJtelng sprung every day Idle of the road—and keep his ditches in all right If the grower has plenty of money, P R A C T I C A L W E L L D R IL L E R S nnd yet there arc many citizens who will shape to tarry off surplus water. There la |but the homesceker wants results, and the invest their money in a fake gold mine |no-law against dally sweeplngoff the side only spat that shows the most for the IV.-v that would refuse to put one cent in the walk fronting his store nnd haying the money invested, Is Sanford, Lucky San­ Building Association. rubbish carted away in his own de­ ford I A t any, rate some one will be obliged livery wagons. He can clean up the alley -\ > * • Sanford Is the Blogan thnt is bringing to erect more buildings at once if the In the rear of his home or store, and no­ hundreds of home-seekers to Florida. Sec Us Before Placing Y o u r Orders great number of winter visitors are to be j body will object. He can observe all the kept in Sanford. - city ordinances first and then have a right They do not want cJwup lands, but the Our city offers more attractions than to talk about his neighbors who violate best there is on the market, and the kind that are not an experiment, but the real any other place In the state and hundreds |them. article. of pew people are discussing Sanford as In his off time he can study the needs a winter resort this, season. Will Sanford of his city, and when election day corn« It is rather ludicrous the wayBomo poor take care of them or will some other city |around cast his vote and his influence for sections of Florida are trying to Imitate DR. C. G. B U T T get the benefit of.our advertisingT men who are qualified to fill theofllces for Sanford in - the growing of vegetables. which they are candidates, regardless, of The main-topis of their printed matter is DENTIST whether they ore party men—or no party ..— STICK TO THE TRUTH “Just as good as Sanford." We lead and OITlce: Hines Bldg, over Woodruff's Store Several qf the state papfirs are sounding men—or whether they are Bill, Tom. or all others follow, *______ _ a wanting against the “ land sharks,'* who Jack, and the fact that they are ‘‘gimp T“ r SANFORD, FLORIDA nd fntxMV’'need not overbalance _AC£kJtLilecclvathepeopicofi _____ through all Ida bet tea-judgment. The tide of Immigration Is not westward into buying worthlessFloridiflaihl* DR. R. M. MASON highly colored descriptions and false rep-1" will attend to his share in shaping |anF |on^et; bu* southward. Of tills vast resentations. The Florida press stands al-1tbe course of affairs there will be less to multitude Sanford pulls u large proportion, DENTIST and the growers that come here are satis­ ■ most as n unit fpr o fair deal for all, and find fault about. fied with the returns, and hasten to spread Welborn Block Phone 10 The one man is every man. thu fight against the land shark is prompt­ , . Lir , , \ , „ 1 the news among their friends. ed by humane considerations, as well as Sanford, Florida " certainty that such methods Inevitably SANFORD’S REPUTATION will react to the great detriment of the ~ ‘ Additional Local A gentleman from a far Northern state state. W e have anticipated JOHN C. SN EAD coming to Sanford this week, was asked Orlando will appear at the ball lot today. The News receives many letters from how he heard of Sanford, and remarked - ARCHITECT ; - u Meade Fox is spending his vacation at prospective settlers nnd investors In Flor- that Sanford was on every tonglle. no mat­ ' _________ • iiln.nml Invariably the answcrsareoouched ter where you went in theNorthert) states. Daytona. Phone 183-----f “ 113 W. F ln t Street ------— ----- ------ “ i----in conservative terms. The advice is al­ This clearly demonstrates that advertising When you have an item of news call S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A ways given to come and see before a pur­ pays, and the results are now clearly shown. phone No. 148. . Needs and Bought Our chase Is made, where this is possible. The From every state in the union this season T. C. Hawkins lias returned from a trip Stock of suggestion frequently Is vouchsafed that will come the quota of visitors. Some will A. C. H A R T . . ‘ If the Inquirer has good health, and is do­ come out of curiosity to see the much to the old home at Commerce. Ga. SU R VE YO R AN D DRAUGHTSM AN ing reasonably well, he had better let well vaunted “ Lucky Sanford," Some will Miss Mabel Bowler is enjoying the at­ Level In i end Cio m -Section Ini for Drain nm enough alone and slay where he Is. We come seeking a haven of refuge from the tractions at the beach for a few days. o Specialty want people— the state's greatest need is cold that makes desolate many of the . SANFORD. FLORIDAR. H. Muir head has returned from people— but we will be hurt instead of ben- Northern states. Same will come to better trip to Ft. Myers and other points In Lee «fitted by people who may oome here un- their financial condition. oounty. - . • der a mistaken conception of conditions, —■■ft , " __ AN D E W JOHNSON A ll will stay. or who find they have been gulled by a lot J.D. Davidson left last Tuesday for Day­ Sanford has acquired Utis reputation not ATTORNEY-AT-LAW of elaborately printed literature.. tona Beach, where he will recuperate for alone through advertising. '1 IYactlcet in State and federal Courts several weeks. There are a ntqriber\df colonization The good advertiser first gets the goods M. C. T. BuildInS. n>one 248 . AND schemes, conducted by honorable promo­ and then makes a display to get the cus­ Mrs. W, R. Gardner and daughter, Miss . * V ###* #*****p J* * * * m* A* * r j*jrur, ters, the investor in whicly-wM get hlj tomers. Gladys leave thejast of th«'w eek for an money's worth. Perhaps*tbp’i man who Sanford has.the goods And in every in­ outing at the beach. THOMAS EMMET W ILSON buys a ten-acre “ farm"Vjon «installment*, stance has delivered the same. There Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Mclnnery and family ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR . will pot always find it, upon Investigation, have been many imitations and many ! left yesterday for Ashvllle.'N. C.. where AT-LAW to exactly conform to his northern Ideas of, Jpst as good," but none huve ever drawn Oiey wlU 'sp^dThe nmhier. Lmto Scot« Attorney S« veil Hi Judicial Circuit of fl.licmia-sIto fawR) but values arc advanc­ Flarlda the crowds like Ute “ big noise" and ganA ll to Suit YOU and VGDR . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woodruff left Wed ing rapidly in* Florida, and “ cut-over ford has made the big noise. Ketldcncci, Sanford and Sylvan Lake . nesday for North Curollna, where they lauds that are sold for-ten dollars anacre Going and coming. North and South, on will spend the rafhainder of the summer. .■Pocket-book v ; today In many 1nktances will be worth ilroad train or steamship line, you can GEO. A . D e COTTES • ■« • double that In u few years. On the other see the people who have been to Sanford . David^Speer, o prominent resident of , lumd, there are unscrupulous dealers who and are returning satisfied thatourdalms p 'eneva' “ I**01 Wednesday in tliecity and ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW. Spring is opening .up niul « .■ -..•■* are selling to trustful people lands wl Practice |q Stale and Federal Courts — you .will lie coifipelled to ^ ute true or just going down to view Uie P 0'1* The ° mce ah _PPPrCCiated are worthless and which will always re­ celery delta and get the results first hand. v,alt' Welborn Block ... . Sanford. main so. ' ' * cofne •out in a New Outfit * Men may oome and m ay m ay. go. but W. F. Ashe, of the Ashe Disinfectant Therefore, the non-resident should In­ Sanford will go on forever, and when I C°-> Tampa, was in town Thursday. . We * t-.*,-•'4x*'j||* vestigate carefully your . . . . .before . . buying. And , speaking about a vegetable section where tbe attention of our readers to their DR. W. ?E:_ HQUSHOLDER W hy not let us supply *. ewspapers. and those getting out qiatterl results are shown, Sanford take« the lead. *<1 elaewhere in this issue, explaining the DENTIST^ ' needs? -_____ 1 _ or advertising the counter, should not col-j celebrated- rat and d_ roach roach pepper .and or, thhigspbut present a.plcmre nL coodl------- -r:— « B ò r ia « . ~ Room* H 3. 24 and 23. Picó Bid* 'Phono 141 “ Thnrr. 1. nnltli..|l in........ . tlons us true tb life as possible. The truth I CLAUDE Capi. R. H. Marks r/rfi A N F C l R P , F L O K 1 B AT" has returned fmtu Claude L'Engle will tour the state In o about Florida-Is good enough. Stick to Rheie IllS was called by the s e ­ the-truÜL—Lakeland ------ — [ü>fl Imra wattsn päd endeavor Uifcònvlnce But none o f the Goods under rious illness of Mrs. Marks.- Mb-left the the people that he is the manttMteoInto F, 0. E. CEIJERY CITY AERIE. 1869 our rooPare OLD, and muci mator Taliaferro's shoes. Claude is] pitlem greatly Improved and her many TOR THE RAILROAD COMM1MION U eeu Tuesday nights, at 8 o'clock, at THehiis will be glad to know that famous already; being author o f "W l U thu members-of lilt* Railroad Com the hall In the Stone-Gove bulldliig, on NEW and up-to-date Knighthood was In Power," “ When Tampa she will soon be out again and will re­ tniaoloQ really want to earn their salary First streeL turn home in the early falL * w* was Stovall Up,"-'The story of the Graham they should get busy about that station .a . » . » - - - - - - - - - r r r r r r x We don’t diarge anything (or 8 I1*0* Biscuit." and other rich, rare and racy , Cledtrte Lights at Orange City Junction. Of all the cattle Florida romances. “ Way Down Yonder Ln are coming. Have your store and resi­ SANF0RD.L0DGE Na 27.LO.O.F Come and investigate before sheds along thè lines of Florida railroads the Cornfield" did. not take with the last dence wired now. Expert electricians Jills is the worst and for a lady to be buying elsewhere legislature, and Claude was forced toaban- All work done under Insurance rules Meets eyery Monday night at 7:30 in Ma­ obliged to wait an hour in this so called notify W. A. Parr or phone our office and sonic Hall. Visiting brethren are cor­ don the pen and take up the auto trip for we will make estimate. station is n blot upon the name of Flordially invited. W. si B a ldw in , health and prosperity. 41-4l Geo. H. Fexnald Hasdwakl Oo. Secretary. THE SANFORD HERALD M E T T I N G E E ’S Ì M EN’S P A N A M A . HATS, $5.00 TO $9.00 I! STRAUSS BROS., MASTER TAILORS W. E. HOLM ES & SON Artesian and beep Wells W. E. HOLM ES & SON Can F it you For Our Store r t p f c Ÿ 0 UR Clothing, * Jj. D. L. Thrasher aU&. �t J ' ' * f [ i lw V 4 % v ‘ T ^ . y ' * -I » ,. » 1 • . R k .i. •must 6, 1909 *, T : Î. ÎHÉ SANFORD HERALD LEGAL ADVERTISING Hill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien in the Circuit Court of tho 7tl* Judicial Circuit of th# State oLFlorlda, for Or jtnflTo county. * c^Lr o( Sanford W H B la 3 &4/Bloci D IN G E E ne ws nanmmmi Ml in e f0 3 1 d, n [ B i l l 'l l Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien, your nge Is over the iy?o of 21 years. ----newspaper .published insaid saidCity, City,one© onuo In the Circuit Court of tho 7th Judicial It Ip therefore ordered that yod do a week for eight consecutive weeks Circuit 6f the State of Fforlda. for Or- apptfir In tills court to the hill lioreln prior to sfiid rule day. ^ auge county. __luied. upan *MiuuIavr Septemip*r (*lh,- Ac _W U n esg my haad and-HM-al of-the . . . ' TS U " ni,n; , ir ' —7— ""i j . lh"ö deTeudfllnt Owuorilnknown: t».-, 1909. Plum bing and lt is further ordered that.thlp orditf 3une À D U ÌHogrt tW®2Hh day r,,V of Snnford vs. M. C. Hodongren. " J Tier IT, 0#(WPTJBSh6wn. of puhllcatioii bu published onoe a. ,*V < 7 tho defendant M. C. Hcndengren: To the edfendant Owner Unknown: <8®fL) D. M. ROBINSON, It nppeiudng from the affidavit of tho week for eight qonsecutiye -^ceka (n ‘ ¡^appearing from the affidavit of the Gas Fitting Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. CUy BoUcUOr o f the City o f snnford the Sanford Herald, a hewupnper‘pub­ City Solicitor o f the City o f Sanford 40-8. lien*Id fifed lhat h© heUbvea that you lished In the City of Sanford, In .Or­ * herein filed that bo bellevou that you ange County, Florida. ire A non-resident o f the State o f Flor­ Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. are a hon-rcBldent of the State of FiorWnness my hand and’ tho’^Beal of All Work ReccivcB My Personal Attention Idn^ and'¿hat your roaldonce I p unida, and that your roaldonce la un­ In tbo Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial known,'ftiiff- that there is no porson In said circuit court this 94th day. of known, and that there la no person In Circuit ,>f the State of Florida, for Or• nnd Best Efforts . t UUs State tho aervlce of n subpoonn Juno, A. I)., 1909.’ this Stato tho Bervloe o f a subpoena ango County. n * Mi ROBINSON,. upon whom would bind you, and that (SeaV) upon whom would bind you. City of Snnford vb. IxitB 12 & 13, your ago is over the ago of 21 years. Clerk Circuit Court; Orango-County; It la therefore ordered that you do Block 7, Tier 1, Owner Unknown It Ib ttiyroforo ordered'that you do ' 46-8. •Phono 230 Opposite City Hall ■»pear In this court to the bill herein and apjiear. th tills court to tho hill herein filed, upon Mboday, September Oth, A. To All Whom It May Concern: Hied, upou ilonday, September Gth, A. D 1909. Upon application of riie City Solici­ D. 1909.:,, U 1> further ordered that this order tor, it la hereby ordered than twi’ ur be­ It Is iurthcr ordered that this order of publication bo publlahod once a fore the Seplemitor rule day next, belufe of publication be published once a week for eight consecutive weeks iu September G, A. D., 1909, in paid Ttmrj, week for eight conBocutiviLWcckB-iiithe Sanford Herald, a neWBpaper pub- TulLnppoar-W and-fltmwrr the bltFflfar TITo Hanford Herald, a newspaper pubUahed In the City oTBanfora, Tn^Or- and set. forth tho naturu of your res­ Railed in tho* City of Sanford, iu Or^ B E S T AND C H E A P E S T nnge County, Florida. pective interests in, right to, or liens nptio County, Florida. Witness my band and tho seal of upon renl estate situate'in the City, of Witness my hnnd and tho seal of Mid circuit’ court this 21th day or Sanford, and described In tho hill ns said circuit court this 24th day of Celery C auliflow er Lettuce I»tB 12 and 13, Block 7, Tier 1. ■ , Jypo,-A. D., 1909. June, A. D., 1909. (Seal.) • B. M. ROBINSON, it Is further Ordered Hint this order (Soah) ; n. M. ROBINSON, Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County, he published In the Sanftml Herald, a. Qierk Circuit Court, Orango County. jly M. I. Hart, Deputy Clerk. newspaper published in said City, once 4G-8 Send for our booklet, FLORIDA VEGETABLES. It contains directions 1 40-8. a week for eight consecutive v‘wnekp — for raining 4^11 Uto pUiicRml prodtiets--of the State, carefully revised nnd " prior to said rule day. ‘ , hruught upTo dnte by eur-mtnt tntcccssful growers. No ptiblieutlon on j j .................... Witness my litum! and seal of the Bill in’ Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. this Bidij^R cuntnlmt such practical advice. All gnnlners should havo it; Bill in Chancery.to Enforce Tax Lien. aaid circuit court this 24th day of In tho Cltciilt Cuiirt uy m tho 7lh Judicial from (lie owner of the small home garden to.the largest shipper. In it In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial June, A. U., 1909. .Circuit of tho Suite of Florida, for Or­ will bo found llie special IDEAL formulas Hint have been constructed by B. M. ROBINSON', ‘ ange county.Circuit of tho Stato o f Florida, for Or­ (Seal.) careful study of nctyal field results. Thqy otn invaluable, being perfect­ Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. .City of-Sanrord vs. 40x80 ft. In 8. E. ly tmlunccd nnd from .the RIGHT SOURCES. Get tho BEST and make ange county. . - . ‘ • '40-8.. Curlier of Lot 6, Block 10, Chapman City of Banford vs. 30 tL o f Lot 5, MONEY. • Slock 18, Chapman. At -P iuTtat f l tf t*»‘ i 1 -Tuckor‘s Addition, Owner Unp\ dltlou. Owner Unknown. STtl ln Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. •known. To the defendant Owiior Unknown*. In the Circuit CourJ oi the 7tli Judicial To the Defendant Owner Unknown It appearing from tho affidavit of the Circuit of tho State of Florida, for Or­ , * It appearing from tlio affidavit of the Call on our Local Representative R; C. Maxwell, or address City Solicitor o f tho City of Sanford nngo County* City Solicitor o f the City o f Sanford w • herein filed that ho he I loves that you City of Sanford vs, 30 ft. of Lot f> , herein filed that he believe« that you are n nun-resident of the State of Flor­ Block 18, Chapman At Tucker’s Ad­ are a non-resident of the State o f Flor­ ida, un<J that' your residence Ip un­ dition, Owner Unknown: and ida, and 'that your residence la un­ known, mid that thero lB lUJ.porson lu known, and that there la no person In To AH ,Whom it May Concern: ■ ■M Upon application o rth o City. SolIcF TTnB' SfuIe the service of a.aubpoenn Ui Ib Statu (he service or & subpoena JO C K SO N X /ILLE, F L O R ID A upon whom would bind you, and that tor, it Is hereby ordered than mi or be­ uikjii whom would hind you, it is therefore ordered that you do your age Is over the ago of 21 years. fore the September rule day next, being It Is thoreforo Ordered that you do .September G, A. D„ 1909, In wild court, appear In this court to the- bill heroin appear In this court to the bill heroin you appear to and answer tho hill filed Hied, upon Monday, September 6th, A. TUMrnpon -Monday, September 0th, A. and set forth the nature of your res­ D„ 1909. it Is further ord6rcd that tills ordor pective Interests in, right to, or Hens U., 1900. * of publication be published onoe a upon real estate sltuato In tho City of - It la further ordered that. thlp order of publication be published once a Sanford, and described In tho hill as week for eight consecutive weeks In week for eight consecutive weeks In 30. ft. of Lot f>, Block 18, Chapman & tlio Sanford Herald, a newspaper pubHslied In tlio City of Sanford, in Or­ Die Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ Tucker’s Addition. It Is further ordered that this order ango County, Florida. lished In the City of Sanford, In Or­ Witness my hand nnd the seal of bo published In the Sanford Herald, a ange County, Florida. Witness my hand and the sefil of newspaper published In said CUy, once suhl circuit txuirt this 24th day of Bald circuit court this 24th day of a week for eight consecutive weeks Juho. A-'D., 1909. (Seal.) , ‘ B. M. ROBINSON, * prior to said.rule day. Juno, A. D., 1909, ClerkCircuit Court, Orango County. And co n sid e r the quality Witness my luuid and sool of the (Seal.) D. M. ROUINSON, . 46-8. Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. oald1 circuit court this 21Ui day of Every chair Illustrated here It made ot the Juno, A. D., 1909, Hy M. I. Ilart, Deputy Clerk. . beet w hite maple efoclt and finished natural (Seal.) B. M. ROBINSON. 40-8. o u td o o r varnish. * Th e seats are best grade Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial double woven rattan mot cheap p ith . Circuit o f the State o f florida for 4G-S. “ ,W # à i e ••Ulne hundred* of Chnir* to th « p M p lt of » $ 2 5 0 /#/////, . Orange County Blit in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. till« Gist*, knd •v®fji cuito m af bring* ua another W h y? $ 2 2 5 C Qaciiusv our prlo*««ar* on®.third lowar than It l l po* »l 61* In Uie Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. Chy nf Snnford mil in Chautrry to enforce *. for tH* » » tall •tor** to •♦»! ,th# «a m * grad* chair* at. Circuit of the Stato of Florida, for Or­ In llie Circuit Court of the T’.lt Judicial S. H.VÇoletnnn Tm l.len ’ ange county. **A r of our p a tta m i If fou need Circuit of the State of Florida, for Or­ Tn tin-(IrfAnilnnt, S. H. Colcmnrn It nmiriiilmt from tlir nlllilnvit of the CUy SnllckJL chair* of AN Y S O R T w rit« for out City of Sanford vs. Lots3 & 4, Illock ange County. ilirr til Ihc CUy of Sutifurd hrrrin lilisl limi lit* lic.7, Tier 1, Owner Unknown. City of Sanford vs.-Lots 3 & 4, Block lirvt-9 Orni you are a nnn-rt-tidrnt of llie Slate nf LARGE ILLUSTRATED CATALOG NOW. KloHJn mid fimi your residence It unknown nnd To the defendant Owner Unknown: 2, Tlur 11, Owner Ufiknowo, and timi tlivre It no |>rr»on in fidi »mir the tervice nf it appearing from the affidavit of the To All Whom It May* Concern; l i jLUÜ4 iuiumuauii«h*««-wtmH Mml yon; nndlfmt ] ANV RÒCKERSHOWN’ÌÈRECAN be had in reo.^ City Solicitor o f tho City o f Sanford _-U pmt~« ppllea Hrut—nf -the_,t‘tt y “Sn 11d r your uge It over 21 yetirt. — «llT re irn ie d that be believes that yon tor. It is hecej/i ordered than <xi or be­ It I» therefore orderet! trini ypti do iUit« iULluiUii GREEN OR CANARY FOR 15CTS. EXTRA. in the hUI,herein lilt-tl. Upon Mundny, Sef>aro a non resident o f the State of Flor­ fore' thWSepteinixT rule day ne^t, being niurf tember Uth.TÔOO. id«, and that your residence 1? un* September G, A. D., 1909, hi trilid court, It It further ordered timi UiU order of publicalUhi known, und that thoro 1b no person in you ni’ poar u> and a u w er the bill flh'd U- nuUlthrtl nnq* n week tor elglit ronpenulve In The Sanford Herald, a ncwtpipcr |,u1i*Jaok son vlll», Florida. this State the service of a subpoena and set forth the nature of your res* Nti-ekt lishart In the Clly of Sanford, in Oronge county, $ 1 .7 5 .upoo whom would bind you. |K*ctlve Interests in, right to, or liens Florida. Witncjs my Fmnd -and llie teal nf said circuit It is therefore ordered that you do upon r«*al estate situate In the City-of court till» 2nd dtiy of July, A. D..IU0W. ap)s>&r in tills court to tho bill herein Sanford, and described In the bill as* tut ] tl. M. Rohinsos. Jm Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. filed, upon Monday, September Glh, A. Lots 3 and 4, Block 2. Tier It. * - — *1-H '!)., 1009. It is further ordered that this order it 1b further ordered that this order he published In the Sanford Herald, a 4n the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judtclu ol publication be published once a newspaper published In said City, once LINCOLN HULLEY, Ph. D., Litt. D., 'LL. D., President > Week for eight consecutive weeks in a week for eight consecutive weeks ' Jilrcult o f the S tole o f florldu for T H E BEST SC H O O L F O ^ Y Q U R C H ILD R E N . . • grunge County the Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ prior to wild rule day. ■ - ______ i S E J f P T 'll E M T O S T E T S CTN? “ ----- !---------------- r_ lished In the City of Sanford, 1ft* Or­ Witness my hand and seal of the Bill mChnncery to rnfdrcc . DÌiumi-rltJ IfiHtwIan ■ CoH,f. of Litwr.t Ara * ange County, Florida, — —>------- **-> pntd circuit‘ court this 2l!b day o f (¿■CtdemriVli«« ■ : -fex Lwu -------17(J«Ivaraily ll uildinga C*llr|r of Law ___ Witness my band and tho "soal of JnUo, AT D.t *1909-----‘, P And Tu AJI Whnnj It May Concern: 2ft Acre C*n>put Cttllrfe of ‘^chrtol leknbtogy *• t)(ioh rffplicntlo» tifiW City Solicitor, it Mhereby said circuit court - tills 24th day of (Seal.) &ft| Sludrnla *»ait Year m B. >f. ROBINSOhi;, Còli»« of Biuinnt Jasjnttt ’orti enti U m I op a r-H e/ i ordenti Uml tip' •r-H e/ore thteSentemiirr Rule day 1 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Enduw m cnt Preparatory Actdrm jr June, A. D„ 1909. *Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. enxi. tH-iugS. pa-ioU-M'th. A i). IUO!l,__________ Inanitl courl ’itgSiiMtnttifMfi..__ 15.CPMI VuluntH in Liltiarv Normal and Model Srlimili 40-8. (Seal.) D. M. ROBINSON, ... — *L- * iiii»**c(,thc J — *4> — ou...... «iH'eifr’ìiViind i!l filed und »ct 110,00000 Ftp* Orfin School of Mechaoic Art* # urth ihp u , 10 Latfe Labor»toilet for Sorrte« Clerk Circuit Court, Ornngo County. -srtijFe*«h,WtMii, respective interrita In. Sellmil.of Muik * hr-li right‘t*; of.TJrfty hitPn reni calate allume In the Untiti (mied Central Kquipinenl « School of Fin* Arti By M. I. IlarL Deputy Clerk. City of Sm uurd, u nd described in the hill as l*ot 1 2 . Septiate don n itn rû r« for young m en a n d women. Careful admlaiti ratioit and thorough auprrvmon. Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. Block 7, Tier U • . , 40-8. L, Chriatian and not wcltriin teaching. For or view«, for Information, or for room reaervatfona, addn It Igfufthcforderikl Rial tills order be published In Hie Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial The Sanford 11ertili). a nowsiuipcr pulillsbed in Circuit of Hio State ot Florida, for Or­ in JOHN B, STETSON.fUNIVERSITY, DcLand, Florida suit) city, once n week fur el^ht consecutive week» ange County. Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. priuf tu said rule day Witness tny lny Im imnd und. seul __ of the said cirCii ------------■■ ■ " ------------------In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial City o f Sanford vs. I. B. Williams, and ‘court this 2nd (lny of July, A t>. 1909. Circuit of tho State of Florida, for Or* To All Whom it May Concern: JsrjoJ fi. MrHuoimson. upon application of tlio City Solici­ 47-fi Clerk Circuit Court. Ornnge Cmmiy. ango County. City of Sopford v b . 40 x80 ft. in 8. E. tor, It Is hereby ordered than eui or be­ ■Corner of Lot 6, Block 10, Chapman fore the September rule day next, being Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. & Tuckor’a Addition, Ownor Un­ Septembqr 0, A. D., 1909, In tahl court, dn (he CirctilLCourt of tho 7Hi Judicial you appear ttxnnd answer the hill filed known, and * 1 Arc made with the Bill­ und set forth tlio nature of your res­ Circuit of'Hos'Stgte of Flurida, for OrTo All W houflt May Ooucoyn: ango*cbiftitj\-v > ingsley D o v e t a I l.e d Upon application o f *ho City Solici­ pective Interests In, right to, or liens City bT SjutfortV*rii. I. U. Williams.-, tor, It is hereby or4ojcd than op or be­ upon real estate situate In the City of Heads. Any'* leading the defondyUft, I. 11. Williams: fore the September rujd d(iy next, being Sanford, and described In tho hill as ly.appeariiig fivut the affidavit of the manufacturer can furnish September 6, A. D., 1909, |n said court, Iyot 12, Block-Of Tier 2. It Is further ordered that this order Cfti' Solicitor of Uto L’ ity- o f Sajtford themIf your denier conyou appear to and answer tho hill filed tferelfk iUod’ .that h« belfevea that you and set forth the uaturo or your res­ be published In the Sanford Herald, a nrfw'a.nrfiVVhetiLmt p/ the State of Floruut supply you, write pective interests in, right to, or liens newspaper published in said City, once idiltl‘?uid rcBidonco ‘ I b 'unupon real estate situate In tho City .of a week for eight- cdnseoulTve weeks known, y/M thEyfi^tere Jb no porBoa In Zi Banford, and described'la the bill as prior to said rule day. Ocala Box C o . W itness‘ my hand and seal of the this'Stit£i«iiii> V r/ ic o of a Bubi>oona 40x80 ft. I d 8. E. Corner o f Lot 0, ul>ofi^pjyra^7)did(rali!d.yoii, nnd that ■ Block 16, Chapman & Tucker’s Addi­ said circuit court this 24Hi day of your Z. C. CHAMBLISS. Prcat. Ocala, Fla. Akr of 21 years. tion to the CUy o f Banford, Ownor Un­ June, A. D., 1909. ' It fe^tlerefare^ortlered that you do (Seal.) D. M. ROBINSON, known: Clerk Circuit CourL Qrarigt! Cqunty. appear In thia court to'the hill heroin R Is.Turther ordered that this order ■r‘.rj Hied, upon Monday, September Glh, A. 4C-8. he-published 1» * ie Sanford-Herald, a •d „ idoc^,. ir ’ newspaper published In eald City, once r f w r w w w * w r / w w » s w / « w i s It lfi»T i^ liy r4 y fcre d ‘ tiiat till» order a. week for dlghi oooaecutlre weeks Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. of pubUWltt'iif .Ilp^jiubllahed ouco a Prior (the day. , . In the Circuit C o u r t s the 7th' Judicial »YlLueBH m r hfitful fuul seal of pio Circuit of Hie Stato of Florida, for Or­ week* foc-ojgjit conuecuHve weeks In tho Sun ford’-Herald, 'a tiewBfiaper pub.said circuit court -Uhls 24th day of ange County. * .* Usiietr Vtr'Ofe -City s>t Sanford, In O r ' June^A. D., 1909. City o f Sanford vs. M. Heaton, and angb Coanty. J^brlda. . (8oal.>) • n. M. ROBINSON, To All Whom It May Concern: Wtknew.llhy'j'Bnd nnd tho Beal of ■ Ulork Circuit Court, Orange County, Upon application of the City Solici­ Bald clreuit cdurt tills 24th- duy of a ti * 40-8. tor, It la hereby ordered Hiaji oq t>r kfr June, A- Ik, 1WI0 * * " f > r*~ -r‘ %foro tlio SoiiloniT^r rule day neTTrtmtng a<»;i I ) ' * BCplomoer b, A. u., laud, lu s®'® Clerk Circuit CourL Ornnge County, HERBiNÇ «<-ta directly oit the Liver. It will euro CONSTIPA­ nforco Tax Lien ---- Jtäncery you BPircar to and answer the bill »tea -------- — :------ ^^'- •^— - -46-8. “ TION, DYSPEPSIA, BILIOUSNESS, MALARIA AND CHILLS. It In the Circuit Court - f th g jth Judicial and s e r fo r lF Uio^nalurQ of your reslHontlrnly free frein a ll pelaonous m ineral HUbBtaiU’fcfi. audit* emu- t o f tho State ofF lorlda, for Or- peetlve Intereut* In, right to, or Hens tKMtml w ifely o f L1FE-QIVING HERBS. I t 1» adapted fo r w eak and am  û u ig ijf. upoi ro a r’estaio ffllOaHS 111 mp CIiy iit BUT Th CHartiery'jo Enforce Tax Lien. w eary oonatitutlonx; atrengthmia the weakened glanda nnd organa; or òf Sanford Sanfort vb. M. C. Iledengrcn, Sanford, n«A described In tlio bill as In tho Clrc'dR*pi)irt o f tho 7fh Judicial’ It ohocka a ll dornngemouta o f tho body. “ T ry a bottle to -d a y ." •VpT and * ■ v ' . Circuit fit th e ‘State o f Florida, for OrLots 4 and 5, Block 7, Tier 6. ' « A l l Whoiji It May Concern: a *1 It la further ordered that- this order ango Upon application o f the City Solici­ bo duibllBlied'In tho Sanford Herald, a City of.TJftnfqtr<r,v4i. M. Heaton. , tor, It la hereby ordered than on or hft* newspaper published ineald City, once To the deTendatjt. M. Heaton. tore the September rule day next, bolffg a week for eight ooneeotitlve weeka- — It-nppwiTfnffTrcmr tbtraffidavlt or thd September «, A. D., 1909, to mid court, CItjv Solicitor of Uw Cltjr o f Sanford ____ ST. LOUIS, MO., U. S. A. prior to sold rule day. * °° appear to and angpwer the bill filed Witness my hand and aoal or the herein filed that he -believes that you ■ ■ ■ s o l d (iiid ,R «c o m m «n d * c l bi /«uuj aet forth tho nature o f your roa- Mild circuit court tills 24Ui day of are a non-rektdent of the Stato o f Flor­ PecUve Interests to, right to, or liens ida, and that your residence la un­ upon real ©stale situate In tho City, or (Seai.)A D” 19° % . M. ROBINSON. known, and that thoro Jb no poraon In ft>rd, aud described In the hill as Clerk Circuit CourL Orange County. this State the. sendee of a subpoena »0, Block 4, Tier 11. 46-3, upon whom hind you, and that - r **o •t la further ordered that this order W ilson & Toomer Fertilizen_Co. PEOPLE* LOOK S f AT THESE PRICES $ 1.60 FLORIDA CHAIR FACTORY John B. St etson Urijvjersity The Best Orange Boxes For Permanent Relief Take ER Fifty Cents Bottle. Avoid All Substitutes. Ballard Snow Uniment Co. BAU^RD* W . G. A LD R ID G E Sanfordv<Florida ■* ■■-- . ** ‘ iv - - / • . : Nfia ; ;-:': \v - ' -‘ >4\‘ �. August 6. 190it from The Herald's Special Correspondent By Wireless Telephone and Return 3 ytvcstcr Shnttuck and Uil-^HlunkettV old mnld sister have been l»e«n\ keeping company of late. Demetrius Atwater and Doremus Plxler are each going to take a course In surgery, in Charlie Hand's vctcrlnnry.college. Gil Sloan, our weather prophet man, says the late heavy rains arc largely due to lowering barometers nnd atmospheric changes. Aunt Betsy Jones sold five gallons of buttermilk to the Buster house-last week. Aunt Betsy nins n two-cow dairy and sells more or less real cow butter. __Ground has been broken for a new tworoom cottage at Sucker’s Corners. — Jim Hilllker and Josio Spuds seem quite apcthetlc when seen in each others com­ pany o f’late. Mrs. Roxniin Dingman and her two ac­ complished daughters were quite severely chlgger bit yesterday nt tho picnic at the (.In’ll mound. -Consider Biglov-mid wife of WBWJffir Station are here visiting Zcke Scroggins’ family, who are kin folk. Zekc took Con­ sider over town in his now rubber-tired -■ buggy, and as they were quite late in getting linrne It Is thought they ran over a blind tiger somewhere on Cameron ave­ nue. •*+ , Skinny Jnnc Slocum was badly cliqwed by cliiggcrs at the Jessup picnic last Sat­ urday. , Bob Dunk's blind male which expired Inst week, was burliti next doy. Epli Dittcmore's wife has joined the Knight's and Ladies of the ‘‘Jumping JePunk Jones got letter from his ooualh, Bllnky Jones, In Iowa, last.week. Blinky writes that when he lit in Iowa six years ago he was dead broke and luuln't any un­ der clothing, nnd was sick with chills and fever.. He’s only been there six ycarsand now owns a third Interest In a two-cow dairy, and has plenty o f new second hand clothes to burn. Clears Loud Cheaply and Qulokly Pnlatkn, Fin., July 29.— A trucker here has devised a plow for'clearing land of scrub palmetto. It Is drawn by four mules, lie can clear two acres a day and reduces tho cost o f snch work from $00 to $15 an acre.—Produce News. Tickets on Sale from Jacksonville every Nondiy^snd Thursday beginning with June 17 up to Aug 30th, with final return limit Sept. 30th >* -- - - - ' \ * i Stopovers allowed on. theie_Tlckcts at Richmond, Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia Reduced Rates to other S u m m e r Resorts For information, rates, reservations etc., coll on q^write to T.' J. FBUK1H», Aft, Sanford, or A. W. PRITOP, Division Pataangsr Aft 138 W. Bay ■ (. Jaekaonvillo, Pia. I i; , v W e carry the Largest line he- ¡I I ii=i5^tweenJacksonviik andTstitp^ ,1 CHAS. H, E V A N S • ; - . -«a The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co Staple and Fancy Groceries Full Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos , — - SANFORD. FLORIDA = & = = = = Agent for the .Famous CLOVER H IL L B RAND BUTTER --------------------------------- SANFORDr F L O R I D A ------------- “ T " CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK General Fire P IT T S B U R G , P A . BRANCHES Chicago Cincinnati Jacksonville BRANCHES The Crippen Music Store 'Phone 269 SANFORD, FLA . Job Printing Florida Sanford Sales Agents and Distributors SANFORD CELERY UNION * Room 16, Pico Block. Insurance 7 : High-grade Pianos, Organs, Quickly and Neatly Executed at The Herald Printing .(.Company and Graphophones. Low Prices Easy Faymenta. Pico Bloc INSURER COM PANY I No Lien on tho O rig - | inai S u m Insured si • tate of the Insured i ,yhVf«iVAVfHW,V.VAW»VrY,Vrt.VWA.V»VilA'.VfAiV.'n>i: ‘7 A nopportunityoffered ;• [ y o u to more than Doublerfj Y o u r Previous Earnings | * « iji 1 jj lj| a h m m 'm u rn WILMER L. MOORE, President f * Beater. IsBue t ho usual form a of policies.— A lso a guaranteed coiipun div idend containing a disability jP.I^MSlDs xyhlch ls one of t U most attractive and liberal-policies offered by arfy~ company >AN1EL, 2* Agents alt Unite in §: Proclaim ing It a W o rld - jji ffi &Imiiiiii; » , General Agent, Sanfori T E M P O R A R Y O F F I C E A T J . E . P A C E ’S , 2 0 6 W E S T F I R S T S T R E E T •: �Z V '. v ' : ; ’ \* • • *' -f . .1 HERALD GENERAL LA W S .. erv liv e Deiapartment! . . . . ____ _ i. J o e o e Salari«! S u le __________ A uditor__and.Clctlc-S .r ** :W A sai i l » ut 3 l * t i "Auditor .............. >,500. ÛO Stationery ant! postage for Stats A u ­ ditor .......................................... to o .00 Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State-of in g a n d id veriisimi fnr: »h* th* pori perio-l beginning fatili - Florida: ary I, »9 0 9 .U n d e n d ng i^ ^June ^ H 59, 1909; and that ................ shall,|____ after Tiéctîon I. T h ai the pay of the me in tiers o f the ttl® Comptroller o f thoi IState of Florida present Legislature. convened AprilI 6. O. 1900, 1000, shall auditing all bill* and-ft ml mg them correct, draw hit warrant in favor o f all persons having claim* te a per lie diet * 1 „ Hem o f six dollar* per day■in_ additi ...________ ion U» • he mi mili the legge allowed by the Constitution of the arising out of the contrnct for Stale printing for printing done prior to April 5, «909, by the con­ SU te of Fionda gt ten cent* per mile each way. late Sec J That the following lu m i be." and tb# tractor for State printing, or those otiermting b y •Sec. 2. That the pay of the SecrrU ry o f the tame are hrreby appropriated for salarír- and hi, authority, upon presentation to him all bill* expense! o f the State government for six months Senate and the Chief Clerk of the House of Rcprv scnUtivea and of all Clerks elected by the Senate properly approved fly the officer or head o f d e ­ ending June 50. 1911: partment who ordered *ueh srork. Salane* Executive Department........ ,810,060.00 or House of Representative,, and the official sten Section 2. That the sum of two hundred ana — •ographers of the Senate, except Committee Clrrk, rii gii te_gix. dollar* a day each. Tim-pay o f al sevcnteenTtllUr» and filnety eight eeuta ($ n 7.98! GOVERNOR. Committee Clerks elected by the Senate and the tie and the same is hereby appropriated, to lie paid , Private SecretaiT T . ........ 750.00 —1 lim ile ol Representative, shall lie $j 00 per diem. out of any money in tlatitiate Treasury not other* _________ , , _ Salary Assistant è u t e A u d ito r.......... I. J50.00 Clerk to Hoard State Institution* .. " ,5 0 .90 ---U èfc.yntniil *> r i l l — I H i H i w s and o f thè wise appropriated, to tu w r tl,e defict—jcy in tho .... gj ff Slate A N ACT Makirut Appropriation! for Salarie* and Stationery and pottage for S u t » Au. Clerk and Stenographer .. . . . . evaUOT lYuIi-c of Urro™gj)i«(ivT-sand Axil;tai»tS..,weerit- apfUus-rmHoTT -for rrinrimr the ' Agflculturmt Bul­ d ilo r _____ Exprnwt o f the State »ItfArtiO ts fill riniployeil simll receive a per diem letin for the year of 1908; anti the Comptroller la Su tin ngfjf £ y c u tiv e -u u l Legisisti r . ü ú ü í. instructed, o ile r auditing all bills and finding them of six dollariWlch ........... %.*. 750.00 The pay of (tie Messenger o f the Senate and of correct, to draw his warrant in favor of all persona life folinwing nuns be, and nd the .S E C R E T A R Y O P T H E S T A T E . the House of Representative, shall Ik- six dollar! having claims against this fund, arising ou t o f aame arc hereby appropriated lor the payment of I, the contract for Stale printing <>f a date prior to 750.00 per day. _ ____ ina tum i be, and are aalariei and expenses o f the-otate government for Chief C le r k ............. -....... . . ............| anuary 1, toog, upon presentation to him o f * The pay of the Doorkeeper o f the Senate and Assistant-Chief Clrrk i . V t i r i t ........... Soo.oa fcrrrby. appropriateti for aalariei and rapente» of the year tq io : ill approved Ire the Commissioner o f Agriculture. and Typew riter .......... *50.00 Doorkeeiier of the House o f Representatives *haU tli« Slate government for *tx month! from July n t Satarici Executive Departm ent.. . . . . t . u.oos.'09 Stenographer • Section J. T oi* As-eehnll take effect Im m ediate Postage,Express am i telegram s......... be six dollar* per day each. * “ -— JJO.00 * tçoï. to December jrs t. 1900: GOVERNOR. - * Tlie pay of the Page* o f tfie Senate and o f the ly upon its approv*l by the Governor. ■ Repairs, refitting and other Incidental Lii**erteer<iarcuU ve D ep a rtm en t........$19.030.0« Approved April m »909. Private Secretary ..................... t t ,to o ,00 • expenses, Capitol . ................... 7*0.00 House of Representative* shall lie four dollars par GOVERNOR. Clerk to Board o f S u te institution* . . 5cío.00 /Watchman at Capitol JOO.OO day each Herb and Stenographer . 1lie pay o f the Janitor* o f the Senate and ot tho r Two janitors at C apital....................... 900.00 CHAPTER » 87» — (NO. 0» 160.00 tiirale Secretary . . . . . . . . . . ----- . . . : 750. 0» 900.00 Fuel, lights and water at C a p ito l........ 750.00 (louse of Representatives shall tws six dollar* |ier A N AC T Making Appropriation.for Deficiency in •So.oo l ‘lerk and Stenographer . llrrk to Hoard of State Institutions .. llerk and Stenographer...................... 450.00 Contingent expenses of the State........ J, 000.00 Engineer and Gardener....................... 500.00 day each. The Assistant Janitorof the I long- of the Appropriation for Maintenance of Indigent Representatives xhatt be five dollars per day, amt Por ofllce rent ami moving expenses of . 450.00 lerk and Slrnoarapher .-.., ............... Insane for the Six Months Ending June 50, the Janitor o f the Senate it allowed $55.00 for S E C R E T A R Y OP STA TE . ulihrer* vacating office* in Capitol onlinnent Expense* of the Slate . . . . 1,500.00 1909. tig ring legislative session .......... For payment S u te Troop* when Called 750.00 extra lai-or employed. Chief C le r k ......................................... | 1,500.00 Be It Enacted by th* Legislature of the Stgtc of The pay of the Chaplain o f the Senate am o f out by the Governor to suppress Assistant Chief Clerk ......................... . ; i. aoo. do C O M PTRO LLER. ____ Florida--------------------------- --------— the House o f He presenla lives shall be two-hun riota or to keep the (tear«, for two Stenographer and Tyjiewritcr 900.00 Chief CWrk . . . 710.00 dred dollar* each for the session. Section i. That the sum nf thirty thousand 6,009.00 Fuel, light* anil water for Capitol . . . . y e a r » ............................................ t.JOO.OO Auditing Clerk 750.00 The pay o f the Commitfee Clerks and Mailing dollar^ brand the m i » i* hereby M|HHUprtgIeg lo Postage, express mvl telcgramr for SE C R E TA R Y OP STATE. Bookkeeper . . 900.00 C lrA< i t * ' 1 *“ • f a * stntUre the'date co#er deficiencies In the appropriation for the Secretary of B ute "Vt ñ -.ó S ’ of certificates ol their appointment to the Chair- Maintenance of Indigent Insane for thesixmonth* 750.oô Repairs, refitting »iid .P lh rrin n k M M ef-— 700.00 hief C le r k .......................................... Ctoo.oo A*«u>tont Chief Clerk.................... .. „ . 00 man o f the reipecllve Committee* on Legislative ending June 50. 1909. T Y p etise* at C a p itp l..................... t,;JOO.OO Bookkeeper in Tax Redemption D e­ rfiFfiiiiii'ifpTrrraffiTTVEeiv■¡ t e r " . . . . . . . 450.00 Watchman at Capitol Ex^wnse* until the^eml of the session Src 2 That this A ct shall take erfect immedi­ ........... .. 780.00 partment ........ . . . . ................. 600.09 440.00 Tw o janitors at C ap itol,..................... Portage. express and tclrgram* . . . . . . ,e pay of the Secretary o f thq Sprakrr o f the ately upon its passage ami approval by the G ov­ 710.00 Auditing Clerk in Tax Redemption Hi ' of Representatives -hall be five dollars per ernor. rpsirs. refitting and other intidenU l House ■ _ Engineer and Gardener at C ap itol.. ., 710.00 Department . . . . . . . . . . . . ,.TT\ . Aoo,00 diem. 750.00 expenses, Capitol . . . » ................ Approved April 10. 1909. Correspondence Clerk in Tax Redem p­ Watchman at the Canitol .................. 590.00 ,ry ol C O M P T R O LLE R tion Department ......................... Aoo.00 j6 o .o o >[ Urepresentative* «hall each lip en T»r> Janitor* at the Capitol CHAPTER S876— tNO. 71 600.00 750.00 Chief C le r k ........, .................. . . . . . . . S 1,500.0^ Assistant Pension Clerk .................... to nay for fifteen day* after the adjournurl, light* and water at C a p ito l........ l.jo00.00 Distribution Clerk ............................. Aoo.00 mrnt of « the Legislature, at th » rata aforesaid to A N AC T Appropriating Money tb Meet the D w 360.00 Auditing Clerk . .*............................... nfiinerr and Oardnner ...................... Bookkeeper ........................................ t,8o (iciency in Salaries and Expenses ol tho Rail-' loo. 00 Recording Clerk . . ____ ■. .. Aoo. 66 bring up the work of the Journal. * CO M PTRO LLER. Btcnograpffer and Typewriter road Commiaaionera for tho 1,060.00 onth! Ending The Rccordintt Secretary of the Senate shall bo STATE TR E A SU R E R . .hiefClerk ................... I June 50, 1909., .— 7S0 .OO Pension Clerk ..................................... I. Joo.qo entitled to pay tor thirty days after the adjourn­ Clerk and Bookkeeper. 900. 00 ment. in order to complete the recording; and the 750.00 Bookkeeper in T ax Redemption De­ tu-l'imrt Clerk . r . ¿viv . .V ............ Whereas the Railroad Commissioners o f thia 750.00 Recording Clerk of the H oilv* of Representatives 900.00 nkkeeper ...................... partment .......... ...... ................ 1,100.00 Cash Or and Bookkeeper.................... Stair have found it necessary in the proieculioo Assistant Bookkerper................... . 600. 00 shall be entitled to five days after tho adjourn­ nographer and Typew riter . . . . . . . 00.00 Auditing Clerk ip Tax Redemption De­ of litigation lo incur unusual and extraordinary Aoo,00 ment In order to complete his work, such payment 00.00 nsion C le r k ........................... . partment .................................. 1.100.00 Clerk and Assistant B ook k eeper......... expenses since the first day of November, 1907, Postage, statingery and other expense/, Coi respond epee Clerk in Tax Redemp­ okkeeper in T a x Redemption D e­ 1 to bo made, however, only after the completion in auditing the books of the Florida East Coast State Treasurer** Office......... •SO.OO and delivery of the Journal, and the Comptroller partment ................. . . . . . i . . . . tion Department ..................... .. 600.00 1.100.00 Railway Company, the Louisville & Nashville [Auditing Clerk in T a x Redemption Recording Clerk ............................. A T T O K N F .y G E N E R A L . t.JOO. 00 it hereby authorised to issue warrants on the Railroad Company, and' the Atlantic ft Ht. Distribution C le rk ---- --„ ----- Departiuenl-i-v.«-,-r • . . . . . . . . . . . . — t .100.00 Reerrtary - , . u m —fi Andrews Bay Railway Company, at a total coat 000.00 Stale Treasure« in favor-of the Recording Secre Orranpondenc* Clerk in T a x ReAssistant Pension Clrrk . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,103.00 Cle-k ....................... , v ........j .......... 600.90 U r jf n f the Senate and of the Recording e te rir n f — o f 8in.577xj8r'anrt---------------------—---------:— -n -- ■ drmption Department . . . r, . . 600.00 Incidental expense*............................ - >50,00 the House of Representatives, .respectively, (or Whereas By reason o f said extraordinary expensea _ Assisi anl Petition Clerk ...................... 600 «00 STATE TR EA SU R E R . Purchase o f liook* and bookcases . . , , there is a deficiency of (uml* Jo pay the expen­ I » 5-00 the five dayi additional herein provided for; but ■ P- pirlribullon C lerk ............................ 600.00 Chief Clerk and B ook k eeper.............. | 1 1800.00 se* of said Railroad Commission, which S U P E R IN T E N D E N T O P P U B L IC IN S T R U C ­ no svarrant shall he Issued to such Secretary or 600.00 Cashier and Uookkwper. ........... .. fticnrding C lerk.................................. Clefk except upon the delivery ol the receipt ol deficit amounts to $6,747.01; therefore. 1 .500.00 T IO N . the Secretary o f Stato setting forth that such Assistant B ookkeeper......................... STATE TREASU RER. t, 100.06 Enacted by (he Legl*ta(urc of (be State of C le r k .................................. . . . . $ 750.00 Secretary or Clark has recorded in full the Jour­ Be ItFlorida: I.JOO. 00 Chief 900.00 Clerk aqd Assistant Bookkeeper . . ., hief Clerk and Bookkeeper................t AssUtnrxP^ihiff Clerk 600.00 nals of the Senate or-House of Representatives, 750.00 Poitane, stationery and other expense* .«hlerend B ookkeeper.. . . . .1 ........ 450.00 and that the Record Books have been duly filed in Section I That Iheaurn nf $6.747.01 be and the . Treasurer's Office......................... '500.00 Stenographer and T y p e w r ite r ............ 600.00 ai.lant B ookkeeper,....................... Postage, printing and contingent ex­ same is hereby appropriated to meet the existing the office of the Secretary of State 600.00 erk and Assistant Bookkeeper .......... pense» ............. .................. 500.00 dchcicncy in (tie funds.of said Railroad Commis­ The Bill Secretary o(,tne Senalo and B.lll Cleric ATTORNEY GENERAL 4lace, etationery *nd other expense* Traveling exp en ses..................... . 150.00 o f the lim n s nf Representatives shall have pay sioner» and fo Pay the outstanding and unpaid jjo . o o Secretary to Attorney General............ t tsftoo.oo 01 S U te Treasurer-! O ffic e .......... foi* five days each after th.- »diournroent o f the hills amt thr balance due on salaries and expensea COMM ISS10 N E R O F AG R IC U L T U R E . C le r k ........................................... 1,100:00 ATTO RNEY GENERAL Legislature In complete their unfinished work and uf aaid -Railroad Commissioners for six months Incidental expenses.................... . . . soo.oo Clerk hire in Prison Department, pay­ ending June 50. tgog 900.00 Purchase ol ixioks and liookcases . . . . able from hire ol State Convicts .. I 750.60 to return their Imiks and bills properly indexed, 350.00 Sec. 2. This Act shall lake effect on tts'paxsaga and labeled in convenient form for refer­ 600.00 K t e “ ? .:::::::::::::::":::::::* Clerk in Stock Feed Department. . . .-. Aoo,00 assorted and approval by the Governor. ence, to the Secretary of State, payment to 1» 150.00 S U P E R IN T E N D E N T O P P U B L IC IN S T R U C ­ Clrrk in Agricultural Department . , . Iv Inti lental e x p a n se *..................... . 7JO.60 made upon thp certificate o f the Secretary of Approved June j . 1909. t s S.00 • . Purchase of Book* and bookcase* .. T IO N Clerk and Stenographer in Agricultural D e p a rtm e n t................... V .'........ 450.00 State, that such duty lias tieen performed. / i U P K R IN T B N p E N T O P P U B L IC IN STR U C - Chief C le r k ..................... .................... $ 1,500,00' The Secretary of the Senate and the Bill Secre­ CHARTER 5877— (NO.fi). 600,p o . tary A testant Chief Clerk ........................ i.to o .o o Clerk in School Lands Department , . , o f the Senate »hall each receive »iventy-ftvo 750.00 900.00 Clerk hire in Field Note Department.. A N A C T to Make an Appropriation for the S u p-750.00 StcnOKropher ond Typewriter Chivf O c r a ................................... dollars for preparing the daily Calendar o f the Postage. Agricultural Department .. 510.00 Senate; ond the C ffitf Clerk ot the li.nree.tf Rrprr5*>M and Maintenance of the Confederate Kol600.00 p0Ht«K**, t>nnlitiK and contingent e-*Pi ¡M ilton t Chief Clerk ............ » . . . stamp* fur Fertilirer and diere' and Sstlors1 Horne in Jacksonville. Plor- ' penseii , .,, t ,,,»*■* , 1 ,000 ,*130 Printing nographer and Typew riter-.......... ■ ,50.090 4 fiten (Igrai ‘ rntatives and the Assistant Child Clerk of the Stock Fred Department .............. Aoo.00 ill, -TAAmilirtf r ■ 1 ■ . , — . , » . 1 . . , * ____ iaa-flQ Itneoi pei»»»ng anil eeMwgeoPan«-.-------House^gof R e^rçs .irAsen tat Ives shall each receive f - — P* u t* l 111 ii uml ................ ......cio_aa jevctïtyvwsT dollar __ H|______ | p i ___ . . . 500.00 ' ■«len l-H e -R -frosvln t-h y -ri» » l .w i -l r t -"f-th e M ete-ofTraveling expenses. Commiosintier of C O M M ISSIO N ER OF A G R IC U L T U R E . ' l ‘ Traveling expenses ............................. »50 00 of thr House of Representative* Provided, Florida Agriculture - . .............................. 115.00 day that tlie Engrossing and Enrolling Secretanra of Clrrk biro ill Prison Department, pay­ CO M M ISSIONER O P A G R IC U L T U R E Section .1 That the folkiaing sums be and Printing Bulletin. Agricultural Depart • Ihe Senate, and the Eiign>-..-iing and the Enrolling hereby appropriated out of any funds In tho able from hire of State convicts t I.JOO 09 -. ment ........................................... 1,000. 00 Clerks CWrk hire in Prison Department, pay­ of the House shall receive six dollars per Treasury, e--------- — ' ,-efwis appropriated, for tiro Stationery and other contingent e x ­ not. otherwise able from hire R u le convict* . . . . t T so.oo Clerk in Fertiliser and Stock Peed De­ diem. 1,106.06 partment __ _ penses. Agricultural Department ■Support and., maintenance of th e Confrdem t« 550.00 Otik in Stock Peed Department........" (100 00 Sec .1 Tho per diem and mdeage o f tho m»m* Soldier»* and bailors’ I Ionic 1 r. j 00.00 Clerk in Agricultural Department . . . m Jacksonville, Flor(Jerk In Agricultural Department. . . 7jo 00 Clrrk and Stenographer in Agricultural liers of the Senate uml ol the House o l itcpreiiep- Ida. to-wit: ~ S T A T E CHF.M 1ST. Clerk and Stenographer In Antictri* tiitives, nndrhc prr dicrjntrllt* Sccri-laries, Clriks. For tho support Of each inmate, Snlao* State Chemist, >,*50,00 930 ,‘6o Department . . . . . . per 453.00 V tural D ep artm en t....................... 900.00 Attaches of the Senate are! House of Represent*Clerk in School Lands Department , . . r.xoo.oo Salary AssIstanfSIate C h em ist.......... month . . . . ....................... ... | Aoo.00 Clerk to .o o rk tn School Land D epartm ent.. . . tivr^ shsll lw prepared in payroll form, and those For maintaining Hospital, including hireln Field Note I)»t.artm cnt. . 1,500.00 Chemicals-.apparatus and incidental 750 00 rk hire in Preld Note Department . expense*, ¡».tatr l-s b o rn io ry ........ 600.00 of the Senate shall be approved by the I'rosidcAt 700.00 nurses, physicians, medicine and J50 00 l*i>st»«o for Argicultural Department itago. Agricultural Department . TraVfhng’ eV'v'gso». titate Chemist . . . >50.00 of tin* Senate and atU-sted by tlie Secretary of thePrinting stamp* for Fertiliser and disinfectant*", per month. ntmg. sum ps and Fertiliser and 7J.0O Senate, and those of |l>e I louse nf Representatives For t-alary for Superintendent, payStock Pood Department . . , ,, 1.109.06 Travrnr.ii-s'rnensi.h 'Ftavl and Drug In600. 00 Stock Feed Department shall Ire approved hvtW r Speaker of the House of • ..JpectoL,: I t '. . '.............. ........... 450.06 596.60 ghie monthly, per ro»nth~150.00 Express and T e le g r a m * ........ Mwnrss and telegram s................. . . . Representatives and iittesteij Hy the Clii* i Clerk 1a hiry »' .Travvhng, 6xj>e tries, Feed Stun* InTraveling expense* Commissioner Ag(or Matron, $>o.oa per month ry ior Tfsvrtmg ex ileuses. Commissioner —450 row rrf-the Hon5( o r R ip r t v flu fiv ijr , and tho Comp­ B u ria l« * penses for r agh death Yiculture ............... ................. ■ «50.501----I f f , 00 i*ritlUng Agriculture ................................. troller shall audit and isqiie hn warrant uti-lha ChfUimit-iii furid per annum, payable 'd m ^ V ^ h e m iin '« nfflee . . . . 75.00 Eulletiu. Agrieuilural Depsrt*' Printing B id t«tln s_J of_ Agricultural'lYrisurp for the sa'ine. » ' V 1’ K Ih U N D lii'A U T M BNT*.030,0^ ■ ' inont ........................................... In advance,.to include fire insurt.OOA. 00 SLalionury «ltd ntirer mntrnpert ex~~~ " DeparttilehTl........................... See -4 Tile actual traveling' exprures o f all Sal.trytClxspiams flu Stale convicts . .$ 7J6 .0O snre, repairs, furniture, bedding’ . fiUti-'iirry gud other contingent e members o f the various visiting eommftrees shall qf(Commissioners uf State In*FoV ' » i flic tji 763.600 pcn'sCsin Agricultural Department . ami all extras needed .. .. ., 500 00 JJO.09 P«-\*e*. Agricultural Agricultural Departmei Department hr |>repare.i in pay roll form and certifieij to by For enlargement -- -i nti, m. In conductijig matters ' ' .jAjrui, of llruipital. repairs, the Chairman of the Committee on Legislative . . * i v tailining to prisrin affair*, payS T A T E C H E M IST. S T A T E C H E M IST. baths, etc . . . ........ . . . . . . . . .(>,000,00 ^ radile Ifrom hire State c o n v ic t* .......... «,> 56.00 Expense* of either House respectively, and the This last item jo tie contingent o f actual xrat.A s o o o Salary State Chemist..........................$ i . j o o , oo . jsixr/ State Chemist . ’ . . . . 1 . Comptroller shall issue hi* warrant for the same. pernlluirc* or to much thereof as may be oec<l«J. Salary Assistant State Cheroixt . . . . . . r.Se^ op , . 900.00 . 7. J U D IC IA L D E P A R T M E N T . - Assistant State Chemlat Sec. S. That htl the expense! of the Senate and A p p r o w l June j, 1909. Chemical apparatus and incidental ex­ pnaratus and incidental S a la r i« Judicial Department............. $>9.600.00 th* House ol Reprtseulntives shall tie paid on po uses ot Sixto I.a W a to ry . . , i . t oo. oo luries and witnrsces In-fom Grand Jury 65,000,00 voucher» approved hy Chairman of Ihe Committee tate Laboratory Aoo.00 Btt 500,00 Kewnrdx for and expenses ot arrest o f -J50,00 Traveling rs penses ¿i late C hem ist.. . . tfavcllng ex'penseSi “Slate late Chemli Chemist on Legislative Expenses of the Senate or House of CHAPTER 8878—[HO. 9), Traveling expenses Ftxid and Drug In ­ , Trending ' *1 fugitive* fugitives from justice tuitice ............... .. expenses, _____, Food and‘ Drug t ,000.00 Representatives as the case may tie and the Comp­ spector ........................... ............ Expenses Circuit Judges sitting on Inspector .................... % * 50-. troller shall audit the same and issue his warrant A N A C T À P P R O P R I A T IN G Money lor the B en« Traveling expenies Pcetl Stuff InipectSupreme B e n c h ........................... - Trtvrbng expenses, Peed Stuff Inspect75-00 or warrants for the same. tit and Maintenance o f the Florida State Ran r ................... ......................... .. uoo. 00 Costs adjudged against the State in civil - o r ............... .................. .......... *50.00 forni School. Sec. 6. This A ct »hall take cITec! immediately ryo.od ' Iwstage, S|»te Chemist's O flleA .......... 75.00 Postage. State Chemist's Office case* . ........................................ 52,00 upon its approval hy the Governor e Be It Unacted by the Legislature of the Stale t Rapente» Circuit Judge* titting iti' Approved Juno j. 1900. Florida î F R tS O N D E P A R T M E N T P R IS O N DEPAJATM ENT >50.00 other Circuiti .............. Section I. The sum ol five thousand dollars ia Travi ilng expenr.es Circuit Judges,. . . 7 jo . 00 5,000.00 ry Chaplain fnr Stale convicts .. . > Salaries fur Chaplain* for State convict* hereby appropriated for tiré purpose ol erecting Clcriral ossi «lati ce (o r vach o f thè uu of Commissioners of Stale In ­ {HARTER M 7J— (HO J), payable from hire State Convict and ref-airing the ,necessary buildings for the , Judgesof thè Circuit C ou rt.. . . . 571.60 stitution! In conducting matters Fund ............... ........................ ,$ i.5 »o,o d school, ami lo r -Improvement* in tho brick ma­ A N AC T Making Partial Appropriation for LegisK pertaining to prima affairs, pay,,«-»• SU PR E M E C OURT. üL Board of Commissioner* of chinery Raid appropriation shall be paid hy the U tive H ip ea»«*. Semin um rung. - ; l able from hirst nLStatPjConvicts “ 1.yiu ioo Use líta .Cnntingeht expense* .'.1....... 7. . . . . $ l.oob.oo te Institutions in conducting Treasurer of the Stole upon wjsrranls i««ued there­ . L F .G IS L A T IV E D B P A R T M b N T * S s . Ile II tinseled by the Legislature nf Ihe Male of Clork per diem, under.Section 1755. matters pertaining 10 prison a f­ for hy the Comptroller, and upon requisition and ." V « p e e . -i nf the Legislature of tyog .. $85.000.00 ■J.Ot-ncr»i Statutra.. ....................... Florida' 47400 fair*. payable from hire of B u te direction of the Board of Mlniayer* o? the Florida Ctark ns Lihxaiiau.[KT diem, under Secconvicts ...’ ............» *.5° V op Su lion I Thai1 the «um of ten thousand d ol­ Elate Reform School Ik [ J U D IC IA L D E P A R T M E N T . ; (»on t j r i , General Statutes . . . ■50,00 lar* l»e and the sanre i f -bvrehy appropriated in Sec. 2. The «urn of ten thousand dollars pet >: V Slier«i* per diem, unitor H*cliun ifig j. ''*• Judicial Department . . . . . . . I sg,Aoo. 00 part payment rtf the exrüsA'irs o f Ihe Legislature of hmrom. or as muçli thereof ns is actually nereaJUD ICl.M . Q E P A R T M E riT . .V -• - M Jf'cral Statun-s . . .............. ■>5.00 1909. lines and wltnexeex Itolore Grand •, ' , sary. Is hcreliy appropriate-i for Ihe piirpose o t1^0,00 Ml* eietlgcC ■ 6 f, 090, 90 Salaries bid r i t f t Department. Jury -------,v . j . .......................... Sec 2, That this Act shall take otfcct upon it! tlefrayimt any . . $59.l i ó ly ncceasory n ettu ary exrwnse* i i i w o r r which may be . . 600.00 passage and approval by tlie GoverooreAsMgany SATctary Id Ju sltrex......... xrejnis for and exjwnsei o f arrest ofIncurred Jiv the Board o f Manager* Manng in the n nlnbefore Grand Juries, and wllnesoes Sicirtary to Supreme Court J fittio g . 960.60 1,00090 I - ftfiotives (rorri ju s t ic e ........ . .*:. ApptJVèd Aprir-* T. 1909 jenancw o f sairl Reform School. Said amount Jury ............ .......................... ...159.000.00 I'urclixsc of-hretWt fig- Snpremc Court ^^HRpses Circuit Judges sitting on . Ljbtarv . v, . ..................... ,>50.00 -T% 00 Reward* for and exjKinses of arrest of * J“ *7 upon riviuutUon* of the Treasurer and Hecretary fugitives from ju s tic e ............. . 1,000.00 PHnCing Supreme.Cotirf Renorts . 11. s .ljo .o o , of lire Jlnunl id Managers, upon Ihe Comptroller, Expenses Circuit Judge* sitting on Su­ - CHARTER * 87J— (HO.'AL Civile*««* i. ............«> 50.09 wlvo shall issue Iris warrant therefor. 1 5 6 .0 0 , i-1l o r i d a * s t a t k T R O O P S preme Bench ................ A N AC T Making, Appropriations Ine Define w * Circuit Jtidges iittin g i«> Sec. 1. All appropri«tions under this Act are -SaUiit of Adjutant General . .............$ « «59.OO in the ApprepnatUjn* Made h y’tha L egU I___ I j o . 00 C otti adjudged .against the State m ;htr Circuits ....... ------------- ,t o o .09 Rxprruws Flpndil H l*leT frxip i, includd r il cases 4. . . . .. uf 1907(01 Jurors and Witnesses EspensetCul- payable from fund« derived from the hire o f State lung exjKnves, Circuit Judge* t . . 3.099.00 Bxpensrs Cirtull Judges sitting in other 4* • > rehf id ’ armtirira and allow-. kclion of Revenue, and Expenses Florida State Unreal assistance (or each of th-j 500.00 C irc u its ........... • •*.......... $.171. 75 - axcwg ■ . * *¿^3 ............................ Tröop» lor riu- TwoTYears Ending Junej 53. the tVneral Fund. 37J.OO Traveling Judges of tha Circuit C ourt.......... Sec. 4. Tills Act «hall Lake eiTect upon it» ap­ 6r0oo. 00 expense* Circuit Judges.. .. 430,00 ........ .. lgo> proval hy thr Governor, or tipon its becoming a Clerical assist an C4 lo r each of Ihe S U PR E M E C O U R T . Be it Enacted by the Legislature of the Slate nl (aw without such.approval. * ^ a ^ U jC ^ L L A N E O U S . ‘ 750,00 Judge* o l the Circuit Court........ * Florida Approved June 5. 1909. • ^*-nte*i>^Ti4rs . .......... • * . . . # i.oo o.oo 4b Gwicral priulmg'a^d advertising. «u . .8io.-*oo.oo H a lg fies u r i t x f t - n j f l Railroad Com1 per tlifim under Section 1753. Section I .That the (ol^rwing sum* oe and the ^tùsxTolicnl i* -T ............... I >.500.36 S U PR E M E C OURT. on erai S U itu to . , . . * , 4?4 00 same are hereby appropriated to meet the defi . — CHARTER 8870— CKO. 1171....... . Malmenano« nFlhnatics . . ......... .. 75.000.00 LM Lihrarimn under Section 175 tim riet in t|m opt ■ronriateonj. made by the Leg** Contingent expense* ......................... » J.ooo 00 vcmcnlv and ano repairs r jmpcpyejnnnt! Su te Hh>^ e r a l Stalut.-*..................... " t 59.OO Clerk per diem, under Section t 75J. * A N A C T to Provide for the Payment p f thr Preo* 1,14 5.60 tal fnr truan" .....1 1- bupre mg' Court, per diem unyivV”-R, i Gt-n r ra L ü tatU lex - e - v — 979 03 brul Indebted ness of the Ptortda Stale R rtpon ExpCruuri collection o f revenue .......... 40,000 60 ______ahd. Witnesses ... ..............(ja .o o o .o o ^ .S e c t io n 1A» j , General Statutes juror* U S <M CVtk as Librarian, under Section iT I f . SchooL . * I fio. 00 General Statutes . . . . . . . . . . . . . jo o 66 Cista of larsd-euCncx for Assessor*, as­ Itsxpen«* Collection of Revenue . . . 15,000.00 Be It Unacted bv (be Legislature ol Ihe Stale of sessment* ot railroads, and other , Expense Florida State Troops (In ­ n i*oo. 00 .Sheriff perrftcm. uodor S e ctio a *16851 Florida: contingent expenses ot Comp ine cluding 5o.oQS.4a on account nf te a 5 5 -5 General Statutes ......................... troUrr * office . ’. ■y ................. t . > 0 0 .0 0 Section I. That the sum o f seven thousand 360.00 1r,r imoVeTor Supreme Court ' strike at Pensacola)-. .......... . 14,000.00 Messenger . . , ........ Printing DeUnuucnt w ax List under t. »0 0 .00 See. 2. T lia l this Act shall take «F ret Immedi­ nine hundred an­d twenty one and 65-100 dollars Assistant Secreu ry to -J gitieh *.......... 4.000.90 ately uimn Us passage arid approval by the Oov- ís herebyy *appropriated for Use purpose o f paying revenue la w '........V..................... 1.800.00 ^feting Supreme Court Reports. . . . . 1,150.00 Secretary to Justices ........• • Stationery fp ( Legislativ» and Execu­ tho present Imb-hu-dm-*» o fjjit J k jt id a . ^ t a t » B ePurchase uf 1106ks fo f Supreme Court tivr Departments . . : , . ............ 750.60 ‘ “ s'.',,.,.,, ...1 i,.„ , Ì*F L O R ID A S T A T E TR O O PS . tive t> -form ■Hehrxjt:— SOTTirp prop nation 'wxit: SgTTTÄJi pro priât ion shall t*e be paid b * l.if irary - .... citi Stlrtc Auditor and ( Jcrk— ^ . ^ s ,850:00----f the Trcasgrer o f the State upon warrants Issued Salarici Stk____ ______ *Tol Adjutant General . ............. $ i . t 50.00 Printing bub rem« Court Reports^ * « , » j o.ao Salary Assistant State Auditor therefor by tbe-ComptmJlrr. and upon r*r|uitltii y * cr>* f » w n i r I . - ------ eoo,«© Stationery and postage for State Au F L O R ID A S T A T E TR O O PS. C u * *^r,rjda State Troops, includ* j^ug rent or armories and allowances 8.175.75 Salary of Adjutant General » j e * * » Sec. 2. Said appropriation is hereby made par­ »riarma«“ «-'* warehon ... Lam*. »irasga HU f ..... . . .... head of Contingent nr Incidental Expen» able from funds derivrd from the hire of — ----t6.5JI.J9 under mg rent of armory and‘ allowance* »hall tie accounted for fo the next Legislature in a ia v ic U . U .there.ke « » « I i .fumi«.' •pfrrremw’ TfifiM .......................... ìiii ^ oit^ rccm n rn en d a tlo n *^ ?^ 10.000.00 Encampment and field excreta** 1 5,000.00 sha the General Fund. an i Uml red Matrmrnt from r a c lliffid a j .hi^ipg. 19691 " V i "W cflariiTSf ih y la th TOUT, and no clerk or clrrunl in tb* Appropriation M m Sec. 2., Thia A ct iliall take rdeet from and after ; “ « R J 4 t A i « 0 U5 s-----------------■ urem-rx-Ntramr tural Bulletin for the Fcri-ul Beginning January assistanck shall be employe-l by any Plata officer Ht passage and approval hy the Governor. ¡»ipnulinB srul a d v e rtliin g ,. . . .$10,000.00 «, 1908, and Ending December j i , 10*8; and.to and paid out of the contingent fund or appropriExpense* collection of revenue ........$80.000.00 Approved June *, 1909. ______ __ ___ r -'ir~ Rai Intra. 1 CoroPay Certain Claims Against Such Funds That lon for eoutlnggnt expense* >»,500.00 General printing and ad verb rin g .. . . . »0.000.00 » May Be P roperly T rocn ted and Approved b y Sec. ■ fund* appropriated by this A ct not Printing Delinquent Tm* LiU . undec Any Ju C H A R T E R 5880 —(NO. II). ance of Lunatic* V .V .'.'.’.V .".. 75,000.00 ' . during tbsVasr tus-wkleh i t e s i appro1 fldnOwisPUisina Officer* «•! the State,. Section 51$. General S ta tu te . . . 4.000.00 » « n t * and repairs. State Ho»'■e-carried forwsql tb th* credit of Be ll Unacted by lb * LcgUlstora of tbs Stale of A N A C T to Authorise the Payment o f the Palana# . ted s I tor Insane ..................; ____ s j.s s s o o ’ ■Salaries and expenses KailroarpCom. due in the Cnnstrcution of a Dormitory (or the' . V.e ibccceding year or year*. missioners . . . . . . . . . . • •. 1, • »l.o o o .o o »uch fitad. . Florida r { 01 collodion *6 re v e n u e ........ *6,000.00 University of Florida, at Lake City. Approve«! June 5..S909. , Improvement» and rvprjlrs tor Hoe• J»nd entries for Asxeoore; atSection 1. That the suai Of seven thaueand v-wRal lor Insane ...................... 46,450.00 “ ;:‘r"U of railroad* and other four hundred and ten donor* and seventy-five Be U Unacted by Iks Legislature of tbs S la t»'o f Florida: Uointenanc* o f L u n a tic *............. . . .150.000.00 CHARTER 8871—(HO. ¿I). . » tiny cut expense« o f Comp. rents' ($7,410.75) l*e. and it hereby, appropriated Section I. That the sum o f aix thousand two i ’ .^ ffire ....................... ja o .o o L ilt uf land entries for A s tra *»*, assess­ to be paid du I of any money in the State Treaeury, A N A C T fo F I* the. P a y of Mcirtbere, Officers and ment of railroads, and other con­ .Delinquent -Tax L4*ta under Attaches of the Legislator* id A. P . 1909, and tv*f otherwise appropriated, to cover the deficren* hundred twenty -eight and 90-100 dollar* be and tingent *1 pensc*. Oomptrollore ™ue l a w ............. ........... .. 4.000. do cy eaistlng In the appropriation lor general pnut- th* same Is hereby aporuprlatnl out of any nmaCertain E x p e rt«» o f the Legislature. " C r t lT l Office .......................................... «.ooo.oo 1.list* Auditor and C terir........ 1.850.on SESSION OF 1909 •- ,-treS f Ì I t t ■ -s& / d fc& s-ariB ff ¿r \ _____ j* a . J*4 : v ■' ' J, ' ■ 1 * (t 91 rvííjl ' ’ Tt •Í 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. 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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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 06, 1909; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/db6baa0fd8b0c6674ce7e44dd460a1ba.pdf 9a9a764ed880cdc33f9fe22b220df754 PDF Text Text ZtCXi1 .-. ; ■' ' ', . . V- ■ • -. -• • • •. : . • Ai y it t { . *• \ m Rr ■y r T- H - .r . Much Interest was manifest In the re­ sult of Wednesday'ssetto, but Jupiter Pluvius had to be considered In the begin­ ning, for heaven's flood gates opened soon after noon and for a couple ot hours re­ mained so. Finally the torrent censed nnd n few of the more courageous fans waded or swnm out to the park and saw the contesting nines try to piny on the slippery, sloppy diamond. Considering the wet grounds the boys did well, for their stunls were executed under trying condl* tinns. ManBcll did -the flinging Torus, which Godwin twirled for the visitors. Five innings were played, nnd then the rain again descended and the agony was called to an end. , Score: Palatka 2, San­ ford 3__ Pulolkn f imes-Herald. other Florida towns, the attendance nt ball gomes often reaches the 1,000 mark, and when you atop to think thatlesalhan half that number are turning out to the Jacksonville games It is not speaking well for the city." The people like to see good ball playing and In these "Inferior" towns they get It. Hence the enthusiasm.—Pnlatkn News.' "The game they might have won" Is the caption overn baseball article In The Tam­ pa Tribune of lost Friday, which could have been just as appropriately used In The Sun of the same day.—Goinesvlllo Sun. Anolhcr Ruiioon Ascension (Contributed) It Is rumored that a few of the Sanford rooters went to Orlando yesterday to wit­ ness a ball game. What they saw instead was another balloon ascension. Too aw­ ful bad Mable. Bridges pitched the game but It all can not be laid to him as the boys did not pfny very good or their usual "game bchind him. The Orlando bunch got next to him and for several hits:-but the runs .were mostly mado on errors. Bridges started the Merry-go-round by not betng able to distinguish a foul ball from a fair one.. Our hope is to-day, as the Orlando team plays here and we trust we' can get revenge. . Sanford Is Wall Advertised- ■ William D. Osgood, a former newspaper man from Windsor. N. Y., spent last Sat­ urday and Sunday in the city. He pur­ chased some valuable celery land while hero and will return later to put In a crop. 'A Herald inttfllmjaired of Mr. Osgood the reason for his coming to Sanford and he stated that Sanford was the best adver­ tised section In the South, and everyone was talking about the wonderful crops of tills section. Mr. Osgood sUtf&l thnt sev­ eral more families from his section would be here in the early falL . a . e. h i Hardware and Farm Implements NO DEARER THAN TIIE POOR KIND Used in Uncle Sim's Paint Shop W e have the largest and best equipped plant for driving wells in this During the past year the U. S. Navy has con­ sumed 091,000 pounds of LUCAS WHITE PAINT and -278r700j>oundso COLORS, sufficient to pro­ duce more than 100,000 gallons of paint, equiva­ lent to 50 carloads of 200,000 gallons each, and which would make a train more than onehalf mile long. v>. In Uncle § a m t y p j& vice,, as in. everybody else’s, ~Il)CAS .PROJECTS havfe. an unbroken re­ cord for satisfactory re­ .A sults. WE HANDLE section^ of . the_country and are prepared to f ill all orders promptly. Our machinery is up-to-do For Field, Farm^jtanch, Lawns, Corn Cribs an&' Poultry W ill stand ortlinitV as well as . hard uBnge ? < - -i Will not sag in Summer’s heat nor . . break in the cold o f Winter A re made of the best materials and have stays that cannot slip ire pp ap expert to erect, Do jflot require • and are lot^priceu TH E ABOVE and our workmen are skilled in the woUs. .Those contemplating' ing Ain wells would serve best inter- i. est8 by consulting us f. and ¿earning prices | fore makftig contracts. * E X C L U S IV E L Y IN SA N FO R D VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Lettersand Communications on Various Timely Topics. COLUMN DEVOTED TO P E 0 H E In This Department will be round the i Views, Opinions and Comments The following item appears In the New Of Prpotlcal Writers - — » Who If The Association? York Produce N6WI "Orlando. Fla., July 29.—G. W. Moore, manager of Uie Orange Cotjuly Celery Growers' Ass'n, states that the company is In flourishing condition and work has begun on celery, and that over 300 acres will be set out. The plants are looking strong and healthy and no trace of blight." The 300 acres of celery Is undoubtedly located at Sanford for nowhbre else could so much of it be raised at one time, but who Is the Orange County Celery Growers Association and who Is G. W. Moore f north three hundred andthirtyfaet.'more thil ............................... or leas The Reportef-Stnr Is right. Somcriiing should be done-to put a stop to the whole­ sale betting indulged in during the games of base bull. Not only men but boys are being Inoculated with the gambling virus. Arid some of the ladies art manifesting evidences of the prevailing madness. Some of the scenes -that linve occurred during the test games between Sanford and Orlando were not creditable to the citizens representing these towns, presum­ ably ladles and gentlemen. If a halt is not called In some of the proceedings at­ tending the games bnse ball may soon cease to be the dean, manly sport it was intended to be primarily. It was played for recreation, friendly rivalry between teams of neighborhood towns, as well afc the pleasure and pride of these interested in athleUc sports. It certainly was not the Intention of anjTbase ball association or promoters to viriate whole communities with thu betting and gambling mania. nnd General Barbering IO toe south boundary lltw of Goldsboro street (or road), thence east and alund ilia south Una of eaid ■ S i .. J»l (or mad) to French avenue, (hence Hot Sul­ suuth alona (be west side of French avenue three Hst and Cold Baths at oil Hotiro. hundred and thirty feet, more or less, to the point phur Botho a Specially inuiiid. same bcina apart of the NW h of i. Township 19, Rana* 30 Cast- furehaaers One visit and you become a Staunch Matron to pay for title. J. A. Jbeawoou, Sheriff, * Sheriff Grande County. JZERS Belting On The Games Tonsoriat Parlors“ ' I The Times-Unlon says that "it is ruther hard to believe that leu tlutfi^OO people turn out to witneu a ball game in Jack­ sonville. Uie big city of the state. In Ocala, CoiuesviUe, Palatka, Sanford. Orlando, and ‘PITTSDRG PERFECT’ W ELL DRILLING Best Fence Made LUCAS PAINTS For the past Week Mexico has been ex­ periencing a series of earthquakes, which have proved more disastrous Uinn any of recent years. The towns of Acapulco nnd Chllpancingo on the Pacific side of the country have been pracUcally wiped out The Games at Gainesville of existence. In the City of Mexico much Snnfordgame and conquered two out of damage wdh done by the cracking of walls three and made a tie out of the third game, and upheaval of land. which was called at Uie end of the fifth Room« Tor Rent ~ ~ • inning that the visitors might catch a train Three nice unfurnished rooms for rent. .for their home city. There is nothing to 50 y. except that the Park A yc. corner NlnUi s t r e e t ------. A M o th er. - • W. E. MORRIS. article of baseball that the home boys are Bl-It now playing is nothing like that being put JUST RECEIVFD Wiring For Electric Lights up by the celery lads. Their fielding was Another lot o f those Bargains In almost errorless, a good, strong infield,and Sanford's new electric light plant will Harness at llarry \Vllson‘s their captain knew well his njpn, and did soon bo Installed and you want the work not fail to go for them when they needed done by a competent and experienced Gas and Electric Fixtures jacking up for a misplay. We carry Uie combination fixtures, also electrician. The work must bear inspec­ The first game here was lost by errors a full line of gas fixtures, brackets, etc. tion and conform to the regulations [ireand poor base running on the part of Gns stoves and ranges. scribed by the Southern Tariff Associa­ T he F ernald Hardware Co. Gainesville in the tenth and elevenUrin­ tion. W. A, Parr of this city lias had ten nings. The second gume went to the visit­ years experience in electrical work of ail CLOSING OUT ors by errors of Gainesville in Sanford's kinds and can wire your house Inn satis­ * My stock or Guns nnd Riries. New part of Uie first inning, but the visitors and second hand. Bargains ir you factory manner. "Everyone should bave also made a few errors before this game want them. their house wired at once, to be -ready Harry J. Wilson. was over, but nothing like Uie costly ones when the current is turned on,* dnd.V » A. of Gainesville. Parr is.now equipped to take your order J. C. C. DQWNING. M. D. If the last few games orb a sample of and fill saine at once. You can get him (formerly oftbe U. S. army) the way Uie boys will -play bull, they had any rime at the telephone exchange, ot Oflice at 611 Oak Ave. » better not seek p\ich fast company, and leave orders at Fernald's hardware store Specialist la Phytlolodiool and Scientific try ii few rounds with Waldo, Micnnopy. Masías* and Swedish Movement Cure and possibly High Spring, for the latter Department of the Interior rV;.. team beat Newbury last Tueaday 38 to 26. S h eriffs Sale U. S. Land Office at Gainesville^ lie., j There are some mighty good players on Under and.b; and.bv virtue of an execution Issued out Notice U liMfbmlvcn that V^U |iLnVlui!ieraon. the Oak Hall team; it's a clever crowd of of and undas» aderga sea] of the.Circuit . . . . Court at the Geneva. Florida, who. on October), 1907, made Circuit of Florida In and for Or- of Im ine» jolly good fellows, but what the people Seventh an*e County, dated June 22nd. 1009,'wherein Leo for Liti d N w S d V N o . _ 04711 ). " . 7 EJ1 ° I SWVL Section a. Town­ ___ ______of •V* want is some winning ball. Other dries MsnSoroiid frenk (TBrenddL administrator tavj- deceased, a n plaintiffs and A lee V. ship to South, R a n « 32 East. T allabais«* Merid, hai lllnl notice of Intention to have raised lurge sums of money and gone french la defendant. I have this day levied i s -Rm I mutation proof, to estoblUh claim to e land and will tell on Monday, September the fltb, 1 after the beat stock to be had. and this Is | ^ * m e h c l n i a leial sales day and within« rabove , described, before the Clerk a i Ou Oourt. at Orlando, on the 1st day uf Srptcmi just about what will have to be done here court bOuaedoor 1909. In Orlando. Oranxe county, , St Public if we expect to count for anything in Uie cry to the hlabest and beat I Hiral wtodap of the seasons—Gainesville sald^Lrante county! Hortla. t ... of Gelúcva. Florida, post on the west side of french avenue Sun. of Geneva. Florida. Hour a Cimas, Realster. Títere is causiti f a baseball way of the i league next year emu óf Live Qak. uv to French avenue, thence north aloud Lake City, Galnesville uud otber towns. rlabt of wav of French avenue one hundred and ten The promoters tulght ás well count Perry fee«im y or issa, to the | in right now. Few Uüugs ad vertí se u town > . inte n Rood nan team. i*spedany ú ibugué team, and Perry can pul up rite sluíT and avenue, run thence west on and i algng said south F ash ion ab le-H air Cutting boundary line of the City of l be l í tlie leuguo. materialice— Perry dred and thirty feet, more or less, to a pust, H e ra ld . -\v - Auiust 6.1909 ALBERT G R A N L IN G r’i : *> T ilt SANFORD HERALD BASE BALL THIS WEEK • TT» mort spectaculur .battle seen thus far tills season on the local diamond was waged Tuesday afternoon, when the home lads went up against Sanford. A big and enthusiastic crowd was on hand to see our boys "turn the trick," and when It was all over there was not a fan or fanabclle but who felt that he or. ahe hnd gotten the money's worth. It was.the sort of exhi­ bition thnt carries a fellow to thoughts of professionalism. It was devoid of all punky plays and abounded In optlc-opcnlng stunts. In short. It was n sight good for the sore eyes. Walker was put In to do the heaving, and to say thnt ho was all to the candy — ts-but hotf n n e ll: “ H6 n a m iio 'vlslto re where he wnntod 'em, and his puzzlers were never solved by the ladstwho soaked It to us oi| that rain-soaked diamond down in Orange county only a few days ago. White did the receiving and was the good boy. In fact, the support was all a lower could have desired. Jones, the Tennessee Dinger, was dn the hill •for the celery lovers and In the pinches Tic was found with the real goods, swain Inter ccpted his benders. „ ally la rim gome,Uie homo Jad<jtc$ gut one to their ejedit on the board, and the lim e was chnlked up to Sanford. Inning after Inning passed with no man gelling beyund third, and very few reaching that far station. It was a pitchers' battle, but when a swatter was so fortunate na to biff the berry it went Into the ether njtdhtnd* edlnto Uib“gluey* paws o?some ever-ready and waiting Dehlerr Finally the ninth round rolled round and still the score was on the level, but not for long, fbr Calhoun, after pilfering second and third, used his legs and his head, nnd before , the ederv^. ites recovered from tlieik paralysis he was darting for home, A sh e dived for and touched the plate Catcher Swan had the ball on him. It was a close Shave, but bis Umps said the runner was safe, so the most deserved and best victory of the year wns then credited to our account— Palatka 2. Sanford 1—and pandemonluii) broke loose. - " W ednesday's srrro 'Î W S 3 » , Drive your. Wagon into Snnford Cfjll on C. H. Evans He can deliver any brand you want out of ■ Our new Warehouse Without Deluy— A __ . Arm our Blood,-Bone &. Potash . \ ' . • \ v‘V ' ‘ Arm our Celery Grower Arm our V egetable Arm our Practical Trucker Or any other brand of our. justly Celebrated Fertilizers— Do you warit Hardwood Ashes? - • *( * , *4 Dried Blood,1Sheep Manurd, Blood and Bone N itrate o f Soda? Ask for it, • W e have it ‘ T H E A g M O U R F E R T IL IZ E R (Write us) -i i WORKS . Jacksonville, Fla. i ’* : ry» CHAS. H. E V A N S, Sales Agent, Sanford, Florida y .....~ ‘ * ifö 1 ir m ) F. J . POW ERS Real Estate and Rentals ROOM 9 H YN ES BUILDING l am now prepaiing ten 3-acre CUlei-y" Furina'Ur tl\e best location, miles from town; 2\Yi acres .im eacb place t ille ^ P o w e d and ready for cultiva^ tion. Thepo places are for sale cheap, good terms'. W rite me. la m also making a specialty of M. M. Smith's lands, the best located lands offered for sale. A lso choice city lots and residences at re a s o n a b le prices. Call or write me for particulars. F. J . POW ERS A- �■ • . « vr-*< m , . *. r ' r. V . '^ ' . ?• * . *4 . " ... ■ ■ : .^ -í . • ■ -W ..:------- i- . _. / N S A N F O R D — Lí/b /• Worth Living Number 52 SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. AUGUST 13. 1909 First Year J=r=r ALL AROUND FLORIDA GREAT P tA N S fO R ENTERPRISE MECCA EOR GROWERS h e r a i d -s p a t h e i n d i n g t r i p OE THE WORLD •■ Will Be Site For Auditorium, Industrial Scout Cart Will Try For Short Road School And Hotel To EatL C o igtThe General News o f “ The Land Sanford Is Attracting Hundreds licnis oT Interest Gleaned From There Is on'foot among |hr The Ifernld offers a year's subscription _____ Q f f í o w e r & i v Of New People Various Sources of Florida a movement to organize am to the owner of any automobile in San­ operate a great Christian assembly hall at ford who in open competition ami uneven Enterprise, Fla. It will be the headquar start from Sanford arrives at Daytona C UUED THOM THE STATE PRESS ters for conferences, Bible institutes am BEST PROPOSITION IN FLORIRA Bench first. Each competitor may select HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK training schools and religious gatherings any route and may carry as many passen­ • ------------;■ of various kinds. It Is intended to make gers as he desires. Full particulars will An Epitome or the Week's Most Im it a center of Influence on ail Christian Lands Have Been Thoroughly Tested be given later when all plans have been Here the Reoderi Will Find a Brief portant Happenings In the And Proven To Be The Historical Spring Flowing work, not only in Florida, but all over the formulated for this pathfinding trip by the State’s Domain. __ ____ Real Article For Hurried Readers country. __ Sanford" Garage under whose direction the : A shipment of 30,000 pounds of woo At the present rate the new residents race will be run. The Heraltf tnakes^thls Mrs. Châties Dickey of Skowhegan, Me., An industrial school for both boys anc was mode from Periuncoln lost week, girls will probably be added to the Meth­ are coming into the.l therhOstacceoslble and short- U * v ® b,$ » on Au*- 4 to a daughter, maY-" was shipped by Peaden Brothers, who aro odist orphanage located there and already flon son *111 will oee see nearly est route between Sanford and Daytona |,ni her twenty-second child in seventeen probably tha largest ftH b w r p n sheep In In fine running order. quartered In this section, clearing up new I Beach and to make It possible for the years. All th ^ children are alive and M -Florida. Tlie price poliToeAh^wftol wns The estate on which this enterprise lands and planting the profitable crops I nutoists from die west to drive Uieir cars healthy. ■ 30 cents a pound. starts oonslsts of the Epworth Inn, a fine that have made Sanford fnmous over the through without being mired between Georgia Fruit Exchange shipped 2,062 Mrs. E. A. Littleton, -a former resident hotel of about two hundred rooms, One of­ civilized.world. Osteen and the ferry, Messrs. Herndon, cars of peaches the present season. <■' of Tampa, Was found dead at her home on fices, parlors, all well equipped; also n Since tho of August over fifty sales _[ Lake, Daniels. ______ Keelor,___ Thigpen and ____ Con. . first . ____ _____ To make his escape iroin the Mercer SL Simons island last week. She was llv large number of lots In Enterprise amt «f-vegetaWe- lends- hnvir'ficeir'reoonlctrt nelly will be appointed as*tuilges of the county. N. J., workhouse.recently, Thomas Intf alone and had been dead several days 1.200 acres of good land adjacent to the and the best class of people from the contest nnd will walk beside The. can.to I Chappell crawled through half a mile o f'^ 3 when found, the howllnit of her watch doj town; also the famous Benson Springs, northern farms are.making Sanford their I render aid and assist the" cars In every sewer running from the lnstltutlon. attracting people to the place, r which will be developed into a good pay­ home. These people are not coming here way and will also help pull the ferry boat An Indiana Judge reccnUy refused nat­ ing business for the benefit of the instltu to subsist upon the community but nre nt the river crossing, Chico Gonzales hits been held for trio uralization papers to a foreigner because purchasing land nud . building homes. During the recent rains several autos far the murder of Alfredo Alvarez In Tom tion. he said he would stand by die labor union The hotel will be conducted on a Chris­ Many of them are iflccessful formers from were left In the mud near the ferry and pa a few weeks ago. before he would that of tho United States.,,., Jacksonville's new Jewish synagogue, tian basis by. Christian people, also /or tho West who realize that the returns Jthe pathfinders will look up theso cars Orethe opcninirdBjraf "lire real Amerifrom a ten acre tract In this sect loti g out the unfortunate m«Hng tdO non jk la m d y for occupancy i he benefit nf the Institutloor- The whole can department store in London, England, double that on n hundred acre tract In estate, valued at about $30,000, is do­ drivers who are probably encased in the next February. nated for this grand enterprise by Miss the north and the fact that the vegetables mud between Enterprise and the ferry. over 20,000 people visited the place. H. C. Atwater, postmaster at Waldo, Emma Tucker, the owner, who is filled are raised during the winter also appeals and being unable to move would desire |? Cf* “ ?..1?00 employees connect«! with died suddenly last week.- He complained the establishment The building is eight with zeal for the cause of humanity and to many of them. In fact many northern to communicate with their friends. of a queer .pain in his head, took a seat, I stories high, and is managed by H. Gordon fanners are purchasing lapd here to .work well known all over the South. Any-one desiring lipformatlon-Tegardand died before help could read) him. | Selfridge, a former partner of Marshall during die winter and expect tp work Other features "will be added as the Ing this trip can get the particulars from Gov. Gilchrist has pardoned M. Henry work develo|M, such as preparing young their northern farm In tlie summer, thus |this committee or from Paul Keely and Field A Co. . Cohen, former mnjor of the first battalion preachers for work, and a home for old making money the yearround and having Dr. Pulcston. Bertha Krupp, daughter of the'late gun infantry, National Guard of Florida, and and Wornoui ministers without oilier he advantage of living in an ideal plimate I maker of Germany, worth her millions, la reinstated him In his posltln from which »m e . Some of the loading ministers nnd during the winter. TWENTY tOUR YEARS OE SERVICE Isuing for divorce from her husband, Herr lie was removed by court martial severe laymen of the church are at the head of Not only Is Sanford attracting people ] Bohlen. months ego. His offense wasobexlng or­ this great undertaking. Several very from the north, east and west but from ' The Wright Brothers have been deco­ ders from Gov, Broward in violation of wealthy phllantliropists of Cincinnati, At- many of the southern states and from our Agent Barnes Retires From Employ Of rated with the cross of the Legion of Hon- ' those given him by Adjutant Gen, Foster, onto and other cities are deeply Interest* own Florida. Several growers from other Atlantic Coast Line or of Franco,-in recognition of their won­ Napoleop'Artls and son, farmers, living ed In.the enterprise and will put their sections of this .state, discouraged by the I Twenty-four years of active service, derful achievements In navigating the air. near Madison, were killed by lightning money nnd buslnesss experience into It. small returns and exorbitant freight rates |twenty-two of which were s|>ent in San. On August 7, at Mourmelon le Grande, last week, while trying to get their fodder A Joint stock company is being formed, of their own section have sold out ond forij ont| onJy eleven days fest Is the ree- France, Roger Sommer made an aeroplane 1: stacked before the approaching storm lilt with a board of directors, to develop and come to Sanford to get the superior ad­ ord of .Agent Cruse Barnes, who retires flight staying In the air two hours, twentytheir field. manage the institution. The officers of vantages to be derived from the celery 4h6 first of September. ■ seven minutes nnd fifteen seconds, beat­ delta both in growing crops and the low Mr. Barnes has been in the employ of ing the world record made by Wilbur Miss Mary Sandlin o f Punta Gordadled the company will be announced later on. I relght rates. This is quite an item and the different roads that afterwards be­ Wright at Le Mans last December by sev­ last week from effect of bum received by Sufficient stock has already been sub* for those who might be Interested the came part of thft A. C. L . and as freight ■• 1 scribed to complete the organization. The en minutes and forty-two seconds. die explosion of gasoline which occurred table of rates is given below:, . ‘ ... .7 I f matter is in the hands of Professor Grif­ agent at Sanford has spent over twenty when she struck a match to light a patent Joel 8. Ernest, an Indian war find Con­ iron, the beating force of which was gas­ fith. who for the iiresent is acting nsscc- KATZS ON VEGETABLES FROM VARIOUS POINTS years. In that period of time he has been federate veteran, aged 110, died at Dothan retary and treasurer, and the papers of absent from duty Just eleven days and Ala., Aug. 7, , IN TZORIDA TO BASING POINT AT oline.'' " -r*~ were It not for the fact that he wishes to Incorporation are being prepared in the JACKSO NVILLE, FLA. ’ James H. Scare, government weather The Connecticut legislature has repealed retire to his farm, ho would probably be office bf Hon. J. C. Cooper. After the In­ vtixTAtuxs in a u r a forecaster at Tampa, has been transferred what is known as the “ blue laws." Jraklcnlown........................ *...... ..20 cents with the same road twenty years longer. corporation is complete stock will be sold -5 ! to the important station at New York « U ...... ......... .A......................23 " Dr. Pedro Ignacio Molina, has been elect­ He does not give up tlie work on account at $100 per s h a re ,._____ _— ■ ’ '•••**• ........23 city. ' •' ~ ■*.?. rt. Ptert*.....................................22 M of old age or 111 health for today he is as |ed President of Columbia, to succeed Pres­ While this assembly hull will be under rt. LatMicrtlsi«...*............................23 '* A bill was Introduced in congress before the management and control of Use Meth­ )r U n d o ............................................. . . . . . . T f M young and active as a ten year old boy, ident Reyes, resigned. ................... 23 || adjournment providing foranaUonalpub­ odists, yet it Ik to be conducted on the TaiUndale but he feels that his farming Interests are The twenty-seventh annual convention .................................. ........23 ^ lic highway from Washington to Miami broad platform of Christian endeavor, and • . ' “ir getting larga enough to require his indi­ of the National Council Knights of Goluin- ‘ t js a s b u iE .**».•.*..—...^,*1« >•>ri•.11 (( The highway Is to be known as the Lee a center of Christian work In many ways ■-'AsCfiLriQ ...........1 2 ^ bus, in session In Mobile last weak, was vidual attention and being oqnscientious National Highway,.to begin at Washing Tor the betterment of her people and the to his employers would not give, his time a most enthusiastic assemblage, and the New Smyrna ........... -^**5 !* * ton, in the District of Columbia, and to be advancement of the cause of Christianity. Os y tana •*•* •*••••■•. ••* * ** . *■*,». . » 12 * ” r° to his own interests while Injbélrservlce. order made a wonderful showing along all SANPOKD.....................; ...............10Cents | constructed by the most direct .practical * ... -* ■ Everybody knows'Cruse BaVnes, and his llnM of Ur work. fOTATXXS AMD CASSACC route through Virginia (via Richmond), fac^ Is as familiar to the patrons of the A. In Oarrtll or Bsrrel Crates What Is called the new tariff bill passed North'Carolina (via Wilmington), South Drsdentown .:.;*.*..u............ .40o^nts C. L. as the freight depot itself—in fact I congress last week Thursday and that au­ Dsnia ......a.....*.*... .**.*■...****..•.« 50 ^ Carolina (via Charleston), through Soudi he had almost become a fixture and will j gust body adjourned,and went lu way. fL Plena ......... . .44 " Carolina' nml Georgia to Savannah, qnd ; J aral After all the alterations and amendments Popular Young Couple Stole A March Fu Laudeidaw................................ 50 || |be greatly missed by everyone. ; then dfrongh Georgia and Florida to Jack­ In tlie last tyro years Mr. Barnes has |it Is hard telling what ita provisions or lallamlnle................ t...................30 On Their Friends sonville and Miami. The route south of Hi19ill 1• - «..««. . . . . Dl| advantages consist of. ' . •, Jfef3 **? #40 Savannah will probably follow the coast Miss Rosa Higgins and J. L. Hurt were Msttetee Leesburg ......................................22 “ I also owns a fine house und farm Just east Mrs. Russell Sage Is to build many cot­ as closely os possible as this is the plan of married in Jacksonville Inst Monday Lakeland . .****...... *■«•**.«*.*... ..***.24 of the d ty limits where he expects to. re­ tages near her homo at Cedarburst, Long •*.***... ..*.*•. *****...*•••**. •.. ,I§ the advocates of tha highway system morning at 9 o'clock by Father Mahr of Tamps tire from tlie active pursuits incident to New Smyrnii.....*....... ..............20 Island, for rental to laboring people at $12 The Fast Coast Fruit and Vegetable the Cathedral. The marriage was a great sa & ™ d . Onu |t t o p & y m u fr^lih^agent and lead the u month. Each cottage will be two sto­ surprise-to their many friends as Miss Growers Association reports a membership simple life of an agriculturist. ries high and contain modern convenlenThe St. Johns river ip the factor- in «1Rosa had left for Jacksonville with her of over 300. The faithful service of Mr. Barnes Is an cles. ,* curing to,Sanford the advantageous rates Metropolitan'Grays of Jacksonville won father and mother, presumably to make a recorded above. \- example worthy of emulation by the Strawberries are selling in St. Johns, short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Higgins and younger generation. Since bis first day die Taliaferro trophy at the annual shoot Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Denton of 'Jackson­ *1 On an acre of Sanford irrigated land with the railroad ho has never swerved New Brunswick, for three cents a quart. last week. ^ ville, cousins oi the bride were present at 1200 crates of celery and lettuce, two from the path.-of duty or shirked the labor Thepositoifice deportment wants a new The Mable Paige Company ore to goon the ceremony after which the happy crops yearly, are raised,. - Ten cepu saved device for tying mail matter, It (1 now no matter bow arduous, and worry olid the road again.' The loaso on die theater couple left for Richmond, Virginia on on'^very Crate U $120 ber'aqre made ey: matter |spending $225,000 for twine, which It is cry farming season. -This Item alone fig-., trouble sit light) y upon him. No in Jacksonville lias been given up. by at least one-half. their bridal tour. how you meet him. or where, he Is the hoped>eto cut_ •down * f ,, > ’ Wtiile intoxicated, lost Saturday night, The bride la the daughter of Capt. and urea largely in tha calculations o f those same Jolly, evaTi-tcmpered oificjnl, always Slight earthquake shocks continue to be f. C. Morgan of Lakeland was run over Mrs. J. C. Higgins of this city and has re­ who are seeking to locate upon the vege­ ready to adjust grievances and yet faith- fell In.southern France. No serious dam­ and killed at Seffner by a train on die A. sided for the past six yean in Sanford, table' lands o f Florida, and, is one of tlie. age is reported. main reasohs why so many new people ful to hls tnist. C. L. Portions of the body were scattered Capt. Higgins being the superintendent of ore buying lands here at « 0 0 . per- acre . of wh ? n * n i \ n< t0 Mene, the Eskimo boy who camptolhls all the way to Port Tampa. * this division of the A. C. L. country soma eighteen years agpTWlih when other sections are offering' land-nt|'*< * * J V V * 1 ,,#* W * ct ?u 1 ,1 0 Miss Rosa has for soma time been ste­ Misses Rebecca Womac and Ella Freetier acre. *‘ .*j ' . * j............... .. . I Lieut. Peary from Greenland, tins left from $10 to 120 per acts, i ^ * , , , , sn of Havana, daughters of prominent nographer In her father's"'office and Mr. May Ids his shadow shadow never never grow, grow . less, less, rfnd tfnd for his home. In the far away frozen The protection of the lakes'also give May men, were .drowned Monday wldle in furl being a dispatcher, the young people this section a great advantage over those j ,liB ce,ery nover |North. He'was only ftvo years old when met and Cupid started another romance Naming' not ^0 situated, and the cold snap of last . he cnrrte here with his father and Other * F. J. Usman A Co., bankers and brokers that culminated in the marriage last season, when other sections were devasFrom Ihe Sunflower Stale •* / friends andAe is the only one ta . live to '• New York, luive purchased the bonds Monday. tated by a cold wave And Sanford vegetaMessrs, Haynes, Shinn and Rich pf I go back. He has longed for years to go Mr. Hurt,during bis stay la tills dty nnd a>tfg> 4 hare of slock of the Tampa bles were untouched, was a good example Wichita. Kansas, are In (he d ty this week, back to Ills people and was overjoyed avlUe^hdiwqy, formerly known was very popular with the young people of Ju>l how far rids lake protection en-¡Thcy.buvc purchased iam] from the How-1 when he learned that there was an oppur, .1 dp GaiipsvllW 't Gulf, and the indlca- and hog a host of friends who wish him tered into the coioulatlon of the growers. ard-Packanl Land Co., and expoct toim . tunlty for him to go. He makes rite trip . tions are that woA of compledng and and his estimable wife a prosperous Jourother VsgstsbU Muds In F U r ■prate same ami ■put-h rw «u p at nit w i ly j Uli jnft Ptilry supply ship Jenny» ‘ - . .^ uipwig tbe^wwd wlll' -guuil'Bil iHUim tt -nor airoMgh .W o As present -Mi. 1! , Ida, but none so well situated, and none dulC^. 1 L ! '1 1 revolutioa Lp^S Spain has been sup­ has a position will» the Big Four at Har­ posited to completion. ---------« $ --------- — upon which the ctisTJCCS"for pcoHr ore so pressed, and tlie war with Morocco Is now risburg, Illinois and here the young coupife' great.. Even the new people here last sea­ Veterans of the G. A. R. Id the number being carried on with vigor. ictf ScSooTboard liave se- will In the future reside. son made good returns, and while there çf 30,000 have-beeu holding their annual l Prof. L L Hime as principal of the Alabama is tetotally dry. The t-roWblare some who fait to make good, the per- encampment this-week in Sait Lake City, : d ty at a aalannrf-$250 a At the Methodist Church — tlon bill lias passed the legislature, re­ centyge Is smalt, and the man who will For many years Prof. Hime was Sunday school at 9:48 a. in. work and combine practical-knowledge of vinced of tlie wonderful posalbllities of ceived the governor's signature, and gone >head o f the Pulatkn schools. He is Preaching at II o- m., by the pastor. the soli with it. will make good in nine this section. There ore nurpheap lauds in into immediate effect. Under Us provi­ t one oí the best educators in this great irrigated dlstricObut the man sions it is unlawful to sell, give away or Union service at 7:30 P-jn. Preaching cases out of ten in this section. The school of which die pro­ by Rev. J. W. Boyd. Ail ore invited. . Fairy tales and romance/ ore not re-1 who buys land now con rest assured that store any liquids containing more than be head, has one of the best lated about the great celery della. There I next season his land will have doubled In one-half of one per cent alcohol Posses­ The Baracas of theM. E. church cordialFlorida, w ld i' u cani|His of has never been a prospective customer I value, and at the present rate of sales sion of a United States Internal revenue and dwruughly fur y invite all young men over 16 to meet who came to Sanfprd and went into the [ there will be btit Utile laud injtil*section license'll considered positive tfroof of t with them any or every Sunday at 0:45 (uppllances. The law's violation. m. Come, you arc only a stranger once. proposition carefully, that was not con-1for sale In a few years, 170400. : V* . ... V* *■ ■* isS m Æ MARRIED IN JACKSONVIIE f Til (* �MRS. M. L. ALLEN han change«! all that. Central will be Oblò to change the tune for different subscrib­ ers as often as there are numbers in the A Bud j e t of. Opinion “ Just Be- telephone directory. It Is done exactly as ; ’ Is one block fro m , lBt a .violinist tunes his Inktiument—by tl ghtstreet, but it w i t l p a y H T ig ò n o ^ n ln T à iI< iVICfc''?i'tcIi U r t a li" you to call ancTsee tlie iteslinul degree Increases or decreases the » new and up-to-date vibration as the impulses are set forth. It xj,tnay all sound visionary enough. but not so far-fetched as did the prognostications “ A Cititi Is Antoni Ye Taking Notes, concerning the wire telephones that were R i and Faith, lie'll Prent ’Em"— made some thirty. years ago. Even the wireless telephone advocates do not claim So Soys Sauntcrer. that all these promises will come to pass A oewtpsper Is not nit«Sether publUbed to tell In n day. They contend, however, that (hr people vrtinl they vunld like to know, hut ha# to live much at h* «p*«) to trlllng them what they within twenty years the wireless telephone SATISFACTION GUARANTEED I Mjkl to know —Greely. will have entirely superceded tile present ¿' S p te in l Cotrnpcm Jm e* t • Tk* HttafJ. systems; and for the very good reason 4 One o f my Snnfonl friends has summed that It will be cheaper to Install, maintain - up w hnthe considers nn~“ ldenl~dny." . If arolrepeaiie.Aud they tiaim u im it win Near the Depot It were possible for nil people to carryout do things that the wire telephone -cannot Commercial Street do—things that will be ns necessary In the the provisions mid recommendation# it inlitht not l»e so bod. But how many are future as ordinary telephony Is today. so circumstanced to cirrry out the program 4 Angust Is to be a very temperate month NEW CELERY CROP oven if so Inclined T Upon waking go to tlie open window with Just enough rain to properly mature ' ’ DO YOU WANT PUNE CELERY SEED? nnd take several long breath# of pure nlr. the bumper corn crop which Is In prospect Tlie kind'dint ilv r * the best rnsnlM nnd all over country, according to Hicks' pro­ Drink n glnss of cold or Itot water. 111? only Vlad thnt linn I w n p ro y W o l phecy, which. is. os :follows: .“Threaten­ ___ Tuio e x e r c is e for twenty minutee*-tuSeiher «ueceMfiil for Florida Grower*. Toke. warm «ponge bnth, followed by ing weather conditions will prevail ns wo I have (hem. fren ch Golden tmportrti _ pass from July to August. Decided thun-. Self RleacliIaX pure and. in«M «r.nom e. cold plunge, . : Imported by me direct from Pari*. ; : der gusts'will bo natural bn and touching' Light breakfast—no meat. the 1st* From the 3rd to the 8th the baro­ "Short walk—one mile or two. L . R . P H I L I P S , D ru ggist meter will fall to low readings and mark­ Work. : r~" .. Cor. Flrit St. and Park Avenue Recreation for one hour, combined with ed mId-summer storms will appear before the center of this period. Storm produc­ - FLORIDA out-of-door exercise. -.Walk two miles. SALFORD, ing causes will be at a minlmun this per­ ■JPÍÍ P & Slight rest. iod, Uth to 12th, with Indications of sus­ t¿Té Dinner- ......... . -jS 33 tained high temperature, nnd only moder­ Reorenlion. ate changes In barometric pressure. Two glasses of water. Marked storm conditions Tfiay also appear Exercise for fifteen pninutes. about the 15th, but the culmlnatAa of Sleep for ejght or nine hours. One of the recommendations everybodv the period will oome on the 18th. 10th, but fa liier is compelled to carry out—work. and 20th. The mercury period being cen­ J. D. PARKER. Prop. .No meat for breukfnst, or nny other men!, tral on the 21st, premises a prolonged spell of cloudy days, with probable ten­ is another requirement that will bo easily Room and Board $1,50 Per "Tdllqwed by inoiiliebple'. Hi the packers dency to drizzling rains. From the 23rd ‘ don't quit boosting prices. Onealsoought to the 25th the barometer will fall again, Meals, 35c. to be able to take'several long breaths of tlie temperature will rise and th e « con­ olr—tlrnt costs nothing bo fnjrond-gct two ditions will increase Into summer storms. Special Rata by 'the Week glosse# of water. ^ He can also take a mile The period from the IStlt to the' 28th ■' .■' *¿ ■ "m * ,„r- , * , " or two walk to work ht office or shop. The brings probability of equatorial storms ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + -S + + -Î*4 4 > * * ++ *+ * balance of bn “ Ideal day’* may lie left to from the south, gives good- hope that m mm August will not be n month of-uhmltlgetthe millionaire class. ing heat and drought At the same time a cycle of such phenomena is due, when k »,r 4 The Lincoln cent, the latest thing in we may expect “ all signs to fall" In * a DEALER IN United States coins, and lite first coin to season o f dry, hot weather. The last six bear the Image of the head of one of our days of August prevailing storms may great statesmen, has been issued from tlie nut arrive as far north ns our southern i IV: Philadelphia mint. The coinage of the coasts, but such a thing Is possible, and Indian head cent was stopped last Juno. no section of'the south coasts, exposed AND Despite the fact that the banks desiring to such visitations, should, lightly regard the new coins - are required \o pay tlie indications. This period will reach Its transportation charges from the mint, crisis about Sunday, tlie 25th, to Wedneswhereas the old pennies in amounts’ of doy, September 1.” more than twenty dollars nt a time, were —The Sauntcrer. Agent fo r Virginia-Carolina Fer­ delivered frte, tlie treasury department at • Conduct on the Sabbath Washington'received' orders for thousnnds tilizers Ip passing through the park on my way of dollars worth of these coppers. . Shipments amounting to forty thousand to church iast Sunday morning I saw, and dollars were made from a mint to the va­ certainly heard, a number of boys playing rious sub-treasuries' nnd to banks In one in the barid stand. They were talking, day. All or.the new pennies will be dis­ laughing and yelling very loudly, were tributed from the Philadelphia mint,which using the chairs In tho stand either for is the only onb at which there \coins are ball or bats, I could not determine which, as they were throwing them at each other. mude. If th o « in authority do not put o stop to IOWA Tho obverse side of the new a bust .of Lincoln as lie uppearod __ such practices tlie stajidjyJU have to be the civil war period, with "lnGod We Trust" supplied with new chairs before very long. at the top. On the side of tlie bust ap­ Such boisterous belgtvlor as l witnessed Is pears “ Liberty," and on the other tlie year not creditable conduct for such large boys at any time, and certainly not on the of coinage. H A V Ç YOU SEEN THE Sabbath. Thejmrent# of these boys should OH the ra ver« size appears “ E Pluribus Unuin" In small letters at the top, yrlth know where they are, and what they ore . — A Church Goer. “ One Cent" and “ United States of Amer­ doing. GO CARTS J ___ you. The latest out is the EVEN THE 6ATE POST NOT IN 1T 4E N C L 1 8 H M IL L IN E R Y ■N4 CAB | W e have a new line just ! Also Hair Goods ancf Hygenio Toilet Preparations in and the low price will I mpke them g o - Come in £ and see them. Give Me a Share of Your Patronage i S A N F O R D F U R N ITU R E CO. !__ ^ m t W W H Y N O T U SE Painter Fertiliser ;---------- ------- N O W ^ N D * & S A V ir - M O N E Y ? § I " u,nn any otheT It will pny you to examine tlie Celery Fields where P a in te r’s San ford C elery Special in used. Our repreAsniotlve. C.M. HRADWATER. |B in Sanford every week. See him or write to him. at Orlando or :• T H E il GATE CITY HOUSE { E. O. -P A IN T E R Write for \Dooklat. ^, 7 ^ . I v F E R T IL IZ E R CO. Ü JA C K S O Nr V IL IL E , Ff.LO R ID A . w m Vi , Í 3- to 25-Horse Pow er - ’ Best 2-Cycle Engine on the Market W . W . LONG h • . • ♦ Smooth Running, Economical and Absolutely Reliable Fresh Meats * „See . 1 me . ™before ____Installing ... N l l l Ponl engine fP M In your boot you will not regret It. 3 H.P. Special. Price $60 ' f- a ”, ‘f,1 -■ * T. P. Conpropst G r o c e r ie s Í * -b<•• H ' 4 4 •>d*4 v W o rd , Florida u4>❖ u❖ i.l «S-•>+4 O* 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 0 I. 0. HUGHES C O N TR A C TO R and B U I L D E R Stone and Frame Buildings a Specialty None but first-class labor employed and all contracts guaranteed to be in accordance „with plans and specifications * * -. ,’ j ~ r," 1-' I am In Business tP do Business fo r Tbose Who Need My Services Postonico Box 771 ■V. ■1■ The PopuiaE Price and B L IC K E N S D E R F E R UP-TO-DATE RESTAURANT ica" In the center. Two stems of wheat replace the wreath of leávesnnd arrows, which with the shield ot the top made a circle pn the old cent. Just between the stems of wheat appear microscopic letters “ V. D. B," the initials of Victor D. Brennon, a young Russian artist who designed tlie new coin. Brennon has endeavored to make Ills work portray Lincoln's love for children, nnd the face, taken from a photograph In the possession of Charles Norton, Is reluxed and smiling. 4 It is going to be a fairly comfortable —proceeding to penoirntfi any wilderness with modem wireless devices. Nowa­ days, In order to telephone a man, one must call up a certain telephone located in a certain place. Unless tlie man Is there you cannot talk to him. That will nil be changed In the injure, O/ui cpn m- S tetso n Low S c h o o l. The Stetson Low School has Issued a new bulletin, announcing courses and faculty for the coming year. This may be had on requst. It is evident that this Department ot the University at DeLand has recently re­ ceived very strong financial backing. The Department has always been run on the highest plane, and has cost the In­ stitution for salaries of professors many times as much as the Income from Law School tuitions, and yet the Department this year has been able to announce an Jqweored number gf professors, _all of whom, as Indicated by graduate and law school degrees, and by Judicial position, must take very high standing as educa­ tors and as legal nuthoriltors.Ten speciul lecturers oh legal subjects will be I brought before the Law Sdtool during the the time when the man on the] The Law School he. been able to offer atreei. on the trolly car, or wherever he free tuition scholarships ta thegraduates of may be. will carry in his pocketmo audion tlie acreditad high schools of. the State or receiver, listed under Ids owft number and additional scholarships to Florida and tuned to an aRlnity different from boys who are unable to pay full tuition. that of any other audion. Should some T h e « latter scholarships will reduce tui­ one call that number, Immediately the tions to forty dollars for the year. nudlon will buzz u warning. True, the Law-School students of Stetson are man will not be able*to telephone without UlvfW rank nml nn will - l oiinuJlim w ith « f mumdtted npimiatur be given permission to room in the |>rivute "Bütthcge win t>e Jguml.ln. ftU .veWcltìL name« ortho city, wh*re Very reasonahto and éven on street corners, ashfller drops boarding rotes can be secured. now are. All he will liten lieve lodo will Moore’s Modern Methods be U>«HH»ect his recrlvcrwlth the Iransloom modern mltter, drop a coin In tho slot, and com-,f 1 Everyono has heard o f Moore’s 'Joooe-Teaf "munleatlon will’ be set up immediately. methods o f "'bookkeeping oniT been tiie ledger systems. So groat A strong argument against the wireless demand for these per fact ledgers tlrnt Tho telegraph was that outsiders might easily Sanford Herald has decided to keep a full pick up thh the message transmitted. This line of these goods, nnd anyone wishing was true so long as all iuslrumenta were ledgers, record sheets, contracts, account books, and cverytlilng foe the office of tlie lunedio a singlo key. But a Terrain re- business man. shomd <*U at The Herald pent invention applied to tho telephone office and get tho best. CufV-4.:. - w . * t ■ E g M ;v w ' . V . . \; .¿F , P ' -i . ' ' -'M** : • h _ ' ir A T , : - ■ <f' .. .5 . i- ■’ A TY P E W R ITE R S FOR ALL Special Rotes by the Week J. M. S T U M ON, Proprietor (Corner Palmetto and First Sts.) PURPOSES Ono that will stand the greatest lests Cannot get out oOilignment The best machine on the market A $100 Machine for $00 Sec them at The Herald ofllcc First Class Special Tables Reserved For “Ladles ter h:! BT; B Re a l E s t a t e A g e n c y P»"& ■-V.' S A N FO R D E S TA B L IS H E D 18p9 HERALD A re Offering A n y and A ll Kinds of Florida Real Estate Old Shoos Wanted am ngain asking for OLD .SHOES, will give -what they lire worth S IZ E S , C. 7, A, S. JO II ANO 15 A . E . Irvin’s Shoe Shop Cor. 3rd S t and Sunfurd Ave. QO YEARS' EXPERIENCE r at as Low PriceB and on ns Reasonable Terms ... I • *t»lc DrciONS na MTS Ac. antolc»- ■ U t M ____ lygZKii Mllct, vkg vttbocl« 1l'»t«u>U -» M r * lirlcan. t- • - •y-ir. ■* Office on Park Avenue, between First phi Commercial Streets, Sanford, Florida ■ " , gg-aeai .... i: T H E C IT Y _________________ ____- ----- 1 REST/“--------- — - i f im ifcM ib w a te U n iiiJto.^ “ "«‘itrlf" BatttHtoti A T I r y T é « l k l l I D upe Manna __ Afl-Can. lie Jiad^ähy where. - • H . ^ « - V l ( i ^ p ; -«P r o p f l D t o T — « ■* Formerly Ménager of CentraljCofe ms- — , :: Sto^Hs, ChPP?» PyJB^ora and Fish a Specialty :: * * ■* :: :: ■» * . . . Al PLACE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN } S h ort O rd ers A t A ll ||OUrB ! Prompt. Cletut Service rtu v s . Everything Pirat CM T5ckptg ajeSolil at Reduced] jj �P-1. w í S S p i g ? ¡i<•” r■-:V -1!íiír '•'■• í» i .'■■■'•;« ij. y?- ¿ . ' ,W ' . ? I hujjut* <3, »Mto TUE SANrORtl HERALD VOICE Of ,THE PEOPLE \ i tory laws, nn abundant supply of sulphur water for internal and external use, n large lake capable of being mode pleasing to the eire and useful for pleasure as w ells» Letters and Coinuum Inn lions on commerce, mrd a weirnfffcfigedgoU «Mine, with good hotels, people will assemble Various Timely Topics. there-frtyn-oil sections of this country for their health's sfikfe.. Some of the requi­ COLllMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE sites which I have mentioned, are natur­ al advantages possessed by {tanford and the work Is therefore well begun. To you, In TtlU Depw1«tient will be Found the Mr. Editor,I commend the task of opening View», Oplnlons and Comments n campaign to make of Sanford n Winter Of Practical W riters Health Resort. Respectfully yours, —R. S. K lelor, M. D. Good Suggestions fo r Sanford Mr. Editor: Snow In Pennsylvania I ntn personally unknown to many of -JohirWr YUigllng, a former residenLOf your reatlerftrinit f. yield "to none of them In oppreclatlon and <ldmirat|on of the ser­ Pnola and now residing In Latrobe, Pa.» vice your paper ia rendering to Snnford. sends The Herald the following clipping Good things seem to l>c following each from the Pittsburg Gazette-Times, of July TAKC IT IN TIME Just as Scores o f 1 w r *v m ß Sonford Hove People Jr r-.r Ita*# » r» ' Waiting doesn't pay. If you neglect the aching baefcyUnitary troubles, diabetes, surely follow.. Doan’ s Kidney Pills relieve Imckachc, XiiFe every “kidney tlL" Sanford citizens endorse them. Mrs. W. R. Pell, Third St., Sanford, Fla., says: "1 am pleased to recom­ mend Doan’s Kidney Pills in return for the good they did me. 1 so fir red from backache a great deal and at times was so lamc_l_could—scaecelyturnr in l>cd and it was difficult for me to dress myself. Whenever I stooped, sharp pains darted through my body, especially In my kidneys. I also had some trouble with too frequent pas­ sage of the kidney secretinns. After 24 other In Sanford quite rcgulnrly. ns 1 rarely I bad ttned several remedies with only "The record for freak wpathcr conditions | see a copy of The Herald that does not slight benefit, I heard o f Doan’s Kid­ was broken last night nt ney Pills and procured a box. They contain one or more announcements IndiiP..,in Connellsville . . . cative of material progress for the city by*' «clotk. when snow fell. With the ex- brought me the desired relief and I has been unusually am now able to rest Well, am free from the lake. Our IntimaLc^friend. Billy Shake-' caption of Tlmrsdi pain-a ml 'lBmrness-imri-feet~trerter~tir| cooPnlittieweelt. it u drizzling J every way." *— gpnr, Iflld ’ThBfd'S & fide lin h e faflaTrs .* fept ¿biting colder For sale by alt dealers. Price so of men vfiitfi. taken at the flow, leads on rain began to fall, Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo* „ In.fyig'pN*’ would seem tliat the and nt II O'clock the rl n changed to snow cents. New York, sole agents for the United energetic business man o f Sanford appre­ for a few moments.' States. ciate the force of the bard's remark; they Remember the name— Doan’ s—and New Rood To The Beach, take no other. have taken the tide at the flow, and they Through the efforts of T. E. Williams, are building up a thriving, prosperous city. The<eftn "Lucky Sanford" nega­ who with a petition, liberally signed, went1 tives the hard work tlfnt The Herakf!\pil before the commissioners at DeLand Mon­ these men have done, and should 'tltere- day evening, that laxly was Induced toj / fore be relegated to the background. It grant the construction of a new road to ] was you, Mr. Editor, who started the tide connect Sanford and other Orange coanty and made tho Opportunity for the busi­ towns with die hard surfaced road from titilli ness men of Sanford to work, and there DeLand to Daytona. The new road will branch off from the has been no luck about it. road running from Orange City to Enter­ I am.interested In your progress as a prise at a point about a mile and a half | community, although my business engage­ south of Orange Chy. From there it will ments preclude me from Bpending much run straight to the St. Johns river nt ■ time In your midst, and your recent 'An­ nouncements respecting a traction sys­ Thrasher’s ferry, which will be crossed tem radiating from Sanford und an addi­ with n ferry and from there o straight tional steamer line on the St. Johns river line into Sanford. The distance from the Orange City road promised this communication as a means Redtli'rsnt I ally Is , one oi the most to the St. Johns river la live mile«, and popular kinds Of Becch-Nut Conservesl tu an end which I have had lfl,.gy£w for soma time, but have been waiting for the the road will ran on n high pine ridge that that we sell. It has a delicious flavor, and is jUBt right to serve with a roast of | psychological moment to bring It -to your will nlwnys be dry, thas obviating the ne­ meat. Each Conserve of cessity of plowing through the mud In the attenlion. {\ Beech-Nut Brand Better facilities for reaching Sanford upproucli to the river on the present rood. will make the city more accessible to n The new roud also cuts off eight miles of |is made of the best fruit and pure sugar | only, and includes Cherry, Cranberry large claqs of persons who patronize win­ the distance from DeLand to Snnford. Quince, Raspberry, Strawberry, Pine-1 The road, we understand, Is to be built ter health resorts, but accessibility alone apple, Peach, Grape Jelly and Jam, Crape at once, mid this news will be heralded will not bring live desired results.' The Fruit Marmalade, and other fruits. Better mnke a selection from ahovo | thing of first importance will obviously be with joy by everyone who has been com­ tu nlnke Sanford a winter health resort, pelled to make the trip front Daytona to j und send your order to and the energy tluit has made it a celery Sanfonl qr Orlando— Daytona Journal. mm i. .*; ì - Ü ■ L. ¿ j i ->c4j^Sí£^-we«| jW; y ; h **** „ —■***—"•"'" « 4 jp; ,aU J wi*r.**wr *.&*- V '“ ! / wfljlrenw ‘<7* m íîé * : \ "*y: ijfe B -ill ■ 8| 1 I 11 _ ___L. f i l l i JL SNEAD &TENABLE A N D B U IL D E R S Plans, Specifications and Estimates on Applications Furnished Repair Work Promptly Done 113 First Street Poatoflice um (oltCW^MElÍPétf ) g g a H H M i B i H i H i a i i r a □EUsKSlEliaiSE rran city can also do this. You have tlie-location and nil of the accessories required to make an attractive winter heitllh resort. 1 commend the city of Augusta to youus an example and If you will get mid road the reports o l the department of public health, published by. that city, for 1007 und 1008, I atn sure you will get inspira­ tion for tho work that lies before you. ’ As u part of the genera) plan, the lake front should, If possible, pass Into the con­ trol of the city so that a drivesufficiently elevated to prevent inundation may l>c constructed, This will be a long step in lira direction of checking the propagation t of ■mosquitoes—and you must GET RID ok these rests If you aim to mako claim to being a health resort. That the character of structures on the lake front should be in keeping wlth the gencrnt-plan-P nm sug­ gesting to you. goes without saying. Given n city with well paved streets, enough semi-tropical trees and shrubbery to make an attractive landscape, an effi­ cient health department and proper aani---- - L. P. ’ ** * We don't have to advertise cheap lands. The purchaser here saves more per acre annually in freights than he saves on the purchase price elsewhere. See table of freight rates in our booklet :: :: * :: Government Bamboo Tarm SANFORD, FLORIDA Brooksville, Aug. I0.—C. Dorsett. special agent representing the agricultural de-.| purtment at Washington, D. 0.. is here to stnrt the work of removing the timber from the twenty acre ordturd of land giv­ en by the Brooksville Tobacco Co. to the - JEW ELER agricultural department for an experimen­ MY SPECIALTIES tal station. . 1 Pickard's Hand-Painted China . First, Mr. Dorsett will |xi( in ten acres Gorham's Sterling Sliver • ■j. ■ „ of Chinese bamboo. This cane grows to be Rogers' Plated Ware 100 feet high and nine Inches In diameter, Elgin and Waltham Watches I and is used to make furniture, etc. A government expert was ltere last winter E 'fflIE I B i d R H f a m i ^ m i A W E ) n c w i m and after looking aii over the Southern A L L GOODS GUARANTEED states for a location he was directed t<> Hernando county, and W. A. Fulton took Tor Good Average Prices and Quick Returns Ship to charge of him and landed him on this 20 *> acres. After they got in the ten acres of o bamboo cane tBey will put in a live-acre 4 model tobacco form. __" ' 7 - H e n ry McLaulinj HOLDEN REAL ESTATE . COMPANY SAN FO R D JUST RECEIVED Another lot o f those Bargains Ini Harness at Harry Wilson’ s and Dengue Fevers This Is the season when a bottle or good disinfectant should be In every home | C HLORIDES Cleans, protects andmtsinfebu. >U«ed around sinks, drains and cesspools. It de-1 • «troys all UlsCuso germs and sewer gases, prevents contagion and infection and stops fermentation and decays ’ ■ *. * •• FLIES will leave a house and MOSQUITOES will not enter where ASHE'S CHLO­ RIDES are sprayed. One part to 20 parts water. -Foe* WHITE FLY and all insects on trees, plants and flowers mix one oOc bottle with nine gallons of water. Poultry hachad in this solution will-rid them of nil insects. When scrubbing andcleHning u little in the water keeiS fleas, and the smaller forms of vermin out of the bouse and pollslies walls wood Aioors uml.furuilure. and makes a healthy. pleajuuit.wJur.ia your ' MfficSs FfUÍt and PrOdUCC Free Reading Room I Consumption, Malaria, Scarlet, Typhoid | F LO R ID A JOHN V. DENTON^ CO. Sanford Library • ROOM 20 Southwest Corner Washington and Chambers Streets Upstairs, Pico Block N EW YORK C ITY Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p.m. |REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank of New YorkC|ty, or any Commercial Agency and to Hundred» or Shjppers who arc fthlpplng.lo them regular w A R E YO U ON G U AR D A G A IN S T A S H E 1S M cCULLERl W e deal in Celery Farms and Farm .Lands and we are the largest owners of Town Lots • a AND Saturdays 4 to 9p. m. Strangers W e l c o m e G. R.V CALHOUN tiOnFilSa f f lr VNN9M H B B .* - ■. . _ - Sanford Machine i Foundry] Works _ - of Machinery ^_______ ‘ ‘ _____* . for business in 190G. Accounts of Now * îf:° ñ handles S E V E N H U N D R ED Residents of Sanford and immediate vicinity MOTTO: ( U aB RATS, AND MICE—One 25c box of Ashe's Rotsault is guaranteed to rid any and consumes Office ond works 214 Oak Avenue | octant of |'i* m troublesome [tests or money refunded. Tbone 130 Tthoiit any odor. SANFORD, Fla Capital $30,000.00 “ Tota fair with both friend and foa, Oft your own llttlo rlghta forago; D E P O S ITS IN SU R ED A G A IN S T L O S S » them »11. For Gate by 8 A N FO R D G R O C ER Y C O M P A N Y ! Peoples Bank of Sahford Opened IRepairing A ll Kinds | «- h «... FIRST CLASS CRAlTE M A TE R IA LS , Sanford, WHEN WASHING a tablespoon full of Ashe's Chloride In the water loosens the dirt, whitens the clothes and makes cleaning easy, keeps hands soft und prevents chapping. FOR THE BATH a little of Ashe’s Chloride in the water produces a most excel­ lent skin tonic, removes black heads, and acts os a skin beautlfier. You feel thor­ oughly refreshed and invigorated. 50c a pint, and one pint mixed with (irty pints of water makes a strong and effective germicide und disinfectant for household use nt a coat of one cent a pint. ' ’ . ^ For ticks, flies, fleas, on horses, mules, cattle, dogs and other animals mix one Part tn twepiy r n>.a ^ ,if,.,U -efcrth-m trnistrr- A-!rbc*g~ChfurlltP ttties dogs of mange, worms and distemper. Four botes of ASHE'S ROACHP^PPER Is guaranteed .to rid any Iwine of all Tftssh—t nut», ail in tmgsrbed bugs-or mollis o^ mousy reftuided. - Where - youp^l have 8 few roadies In your kiteiien <me 25c lx»x will clear them aliout. Don't use DEALERS IN a poison for insects, for roaches trail through it and then over dishes and eatables. Many deaths are caused In* this way and people never know what killed than. A „ A A m 1 „ n|I Asita’s Roaebuepper contains no poison, nice where there are children and poultry A U l U I I l l l l l l l C o a l l l l will not be Injured by eating Insects killed with Ashe's Roachpepper. Poo t liave -roaches in your homes, they track over sewers and drains and then over -your dishes «ml eatables and scatter typhoid and other disease germs in any home. Don’t de­ lay. get A «lie's Roachpeppcr today, for Gils Is the best time of the year to get ■ FLORIDA M. M. SMITH. President H. R. STEVENS. a S. DERRY, IL E. TOLAR Vice-President Cashier • A ss'tr ■, * * r\,^. >vw vw v v w w w v tw w w w w w w w w w k b . �îlic SÀNroNt) HERALD 13, 1909 change advertising for transportation, but If Mr.. Burr is not guilty of the charge ho should make that fact known. The PuUiihed Evrry Friday M om lnj at Sanford, Fla. fact, however, that ho has kept such a R. J. Holly, M anatlni Editor golden silence about this matter is eviSubscription Price, *1.00 a Year In Advance dcnce of the fact that he had something to do with it. Entered as second-clau mail matter A u lu tt 22nd. 1008, at lb * ftntofflce at Sanford, Florida, under Act of UarctrSrd, IB?P THE PERSONAL PLATFORM A man’s platform is of little value if the man himself Is of little value. Na man’s platform can be trusted if the man himself Is untrustworthy. No man's plat­ form is or*can be stronger or better than The man himself. A i best Ids platform stands only so long as he remains in the same frame o f mind, or holds to the Bame views expressed In It. The primary system has -developed the most unreliable and illusive thing in pol­ itics, or nature—the personal platform. The mirage of the desert, hiding’ burning sands with scenes of sparkling fountains. ‘aíStrítísfreams nml shady palm groves, 4s the only thing like It in the material world. Tlie personal platform is made to allure the unwary and catch votes, ahd whatever Its maker, thinks will capture 'Om fancy o f th*-people-and rivet their support to him goes into i t This state­ ment Is true of die Irresponsible profes­ sional politician and notoriety hunter. So when the honest man declares himself hlB platform and declarations sound, tame and puerile compared to those of die man, who is not handicapped by principles, sincere convictions, or improbabilities of accomplishment ; - Standard . The fair state of Florida Is being infest­ ed by a horde of land sharks who areliuying thousands of acres of almost worthless land at from SO cents to $1.50 per acre, which they In turn are selling in live, ten and twenty acre tracts to innocent north­ ern purchasers at prices ranging from $10 to $30 an acre. Tills land In most cases Is cut over land that has no real value and could not bo mode to produce o crop under the most favorable conditions, There & » thousands, yes, millions of acres of fine fanning land ill Florida, which can be bought at reasonable figures, but most of this is held by Florida real estate agents and is tow valuable f o r e !* regular sharks to handle at any profit.—Palatka Times*' •' ( Herald. \ Any The-Gainesville Sun.'in a recent Issue, have considered such a law a-damnable outrage.' ; . , W ÿ e have been laboring under the bnwasü ï f t 11,01 11 vf0B Mr‘ Burr’B work **»P tu ned *to a i'|Putinco dial killed the amendVcm I n v e n t i o n * ^ aewtiNtpan lo M * Including S t a n d a rd P a t t e r n Free Don’t Miss This It STAHPLAO IA1HIUH COMMKV’ ri,. V..V Beautiful Book and a Free Pattern Store Closes 6 P. M. Except Saturdays, Every Thursday Afternoon j Far Employees I ;. is impossible tlint land of nny value could be sold at any prices, and if people are induced to Hhre u iu a a «& »«iX 8 «ire ^ *e ^ 1' such misrepresentations they are in the gold brick purchasing class. It is presumed that this advertising is being done by one of the large syndicates which has purchased overflowed lands in The Citrus County Chronicle has passed the Everglades.—Tninim Times. the fifteenth mile stone and the present management can feel proud of the record Sonford fo r Him made during the past two years. T h e F, W. Jesaett. a vegetable grower of H e r a l d hopes to receive the Chronicle for many years experience, and one of the the next fifteen years and that Wamock best posted men in the state on the rais­ and Butler will still be at the helm. ing and shipping of vegetables, has arrived in Sanford and rented a farm In the cele­ ry delta. ...... , — MrrJessctt has been residing -in ■Jnck-City. When Sanford has that proposed sonvilie for several years and was attract­ steamship line to Savannah and the mo­ ed to Sanford by the superior advantages tor car connection with Orlando and Kis- of this section for growing vegetables. slmmc that is talked about, its growth is His family will arrive later, and tliey will likely W ' be ;another Florida wonder.— make Sanford their future home. Timcs-Unlon. Just why an nonest man can lend him­ self to a fake land scheme, knowing that he is defrauding some poor stranger is past finding out. Some of those higher up had better go slow in aiding and abetting these frauds. ■*» 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. E. HOLM ES & SON P R A C T IC A L W E L L D R IL L E R S Artesian and Deep Wells See Udt>Before Placing Your Orders W. E. HOLMES & SON The St. Augustine Meteor Is looking better since Editor Ziin returned from Tallahassee, He now’ has time to wash the rollers, set more type, write more ar­ ticles, attend Jto house work, collect the bills, dodge his creditors and other amuse­ ments that make the life of an editor the most fascinating in the world. The Hastings Advocate is the very latest in Florida journalism. It is a neat, fourpage, six-column paper, and is a good rep­ resentative of the Hastings section. ‘‘ Mar­ tin and Cumiliicrs are editors and propri­ etors.' Jeff Carry there is a former Sanford resident and.The Hekald Joins In best wishes for tlie success of the new venture. "A Sanford man was robbed of fifty dollars in Jacksonville last Saturday night,’’ snys an Orange county exchange. That's notiiing to tlie ‘ credit of Sanford. Men from nearly every other town in Florida nnd many from Georgia have had that 3tsUnotion” conferred upon them in Jacksonville long ago.—Fprnamllnn Rec­ ord. W e have anticipated DW Model F Buick II SANFORD Needs and Bought Our GARAGE F*. M. K EELY, Proprietor Stock of Agents. Fo r the Celebrated BUICK, C H A L M E R S -D E T R O IT and HUDSO N CARS New Garage in Connection for Repairing and Storage. Kissimmee and Sanford we fear Orlando is in danger of being crushed (with honors) between the upper and tlie neither mlllstomx-lReporter-Stor." ; " A U TO M O B IL E S FOR HIRE Oak Aye. between Second and Third Streets Under the caption of Voice of the People, in this issue, is an able article from Dr. A l l to Suit YOU and YOUR Keelor, in which he urged tbe people of , ■' A Sanford to beautify tlie lake front, and Pocket-book induce more tourists to make their winter home here. The lake front should receive is opening up and the attention of our people,Vas nothing would so enhance the valuó of city prop­ you will be compelled to Office! erty so much as a beautiful boulevard along tbe lake shore instead of the un­ come out in a New Outfit sightly buildings that now adorn this part qf tlie city. Dr. Keelor’s comments 'are Why n o L le l us supply your certainly to the point needs? "Why out buy reform in Florida? The land of sunshine, oranges, health' and wealth? One hundred and eighty .thou­ sand acres of as rich land as the earth oontains, divided into farms of from 10 to. 040 acres and sold for $240 each, $10 down-und $10 a month. No Interest or «form ing such mied that Mr. farmer, -tuulw# rc liked a law mi exchanging with tlie tner- Book This wonderful volume portrays n range of styles that covers every depart irtOU of dress. The styles ore es­ pecially pleasing, combining smartness and daintiness in the very highest good taste. Best of all, the pat­ terns are thoroughly reliable. They cut right and fit Fightrfjnd « » « > snnplo-that-enjdKKly-tttn-nsc-theni. (not ail parties) to select tlie right man to represent mid advocate it before the, f i t ? ¿fonts'as to incorporate the suburb of Orlando.—Kissimmee Gazette. Between country/ Personal p latfon iy^^ve HOW ABOUT IT, BURR? Fashion Price 25 Cents. There Is considerable talk bcjrjjl. Aï duigetl in by mir citiso ns platform and the members- of Lite party .Hiding force what ever, üuUli!ü¿fpic men making (hem. A SCStf ftps no known or enunciated prin­ ciples wltliout a formulated and adopted platform. A.personal platform lias no more strength . than lie who utters It; a party platform lias .all the fqjco and power o f all its member^ We therefore, prefer a party platform, and favor the calling of a platform convention to enunciate the principles and polities of the Democratic party in the state of Florida.- It should also liave the authority to declare the views of the party on national issues.— Brooksville Argus. Pilóne 144 Get the Fall Number of the ARE TOO MANY LAND SHARKS 0 Itine First Floor In tbe DUhop Block, F in i Street Telephone No. MB. T ip îp ju fîilj ptotfom urtiftH nn in die future should he be elected! Is tbe roseate hue of his imagination brighter than the muscle aud fibre of his determin­ ation and power of will arc strong to ac­ complish? is he honest; tirnve, wise and capable enough to bring to pass the things he udvocotesT Is . he stable, unswerving from his purpose, consistent in ids life and character! If ho does not measure up to iho stumlard indicated by these in-^. qulries, his platform is utterly valueless. If he does, then a close scrutiny should be given to tiio platform to determine whether or not he should be permittee! to win on tils platform. A strong, conscien­ tious, callable man On a bad platform can do vastly more, harm to' the common­ wealth than a weak, vuscillating mnn on tlie same plntfortn. For the strong, lioncsLand brave man will Ins more strenuous to win In whAl ho believes to lie right than tlie tycnk, unstable man who knows he is wrong The soldier’s uniform may be handsome and brave, and tlie flug over him tlie right one, but if ho is a coward he will run away; if weak he will be overcome;If « knave lie will go over to the enemy In tlie day of battle. So the timid man will not stay in to win; tlie weak man cannot win; the vaclluting man cannot be relied on to remain steady long enough to win, and the dishonest man will not win In the face of bribery and temptation. The mnn and Ills platform must both be right—: Particularly and by all means tlie mail. WtTprefer iùt thé party to“ make. .Uio Next Door to Postoffice will» each farm free. Think of it! A ten to 640-acre farm for I24Q oH-Cflay term* ami n town lot free. That ought tO' lifteresi you. If you want to’ know more about it. see J. R. Speck, Compton, Cal., or at Hotel Greeuleaf.'* The obove is copied from o card sent to lité Times liy a friend ’ who has“ recently visited California. It is a method by which it is hoped to dupe innocent people, and for the good namcof the state means should be employed to chedunnte titese specula tors—to use nu harsher terms. It ’TJipr« is buiiliui new uudarMutsun" THOM AS EMMET W IL S O N ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-LAW DENTIST Hines Bldg, over Woodruff's Store SANFORD. FLORIDA L a i« S ia l« Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida Keaidencea. Santunl and Sylvan Lake DR. R, Mr MASON ----- GEO. A . DeCOTTES '. 1 ATTORNEY DENTIST Wclborn Block I ** Piuma 10 and COUNSELLOR at LAW Praclicu lit State and Federal Courts Sunfurd. Fla Wclborn Block Sanford, Fluridu But none of the Goods under JOHN our roof ore OLD, and mudi NEW and up-to-date C SN EAD ARCHITECT DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER DENTIST 'Pitone 103 S A N F .Q R J ). F L O R ID A o don't charge anything far a look _ flnm» and inve«ilguiu.r3gftggr— . buying elsewhere “ T a HART F. 0. E. CELERY C ITY AERIE. 1853 SURVEYOR ANDDRAUGHTSM AN D. L. Thrasher — ----- SAJLEOJMA-Wr^TU-Dre— —---Leveling and Crow-Sectioning far Orninolo '•*’ a Specialty J. C. O DOWNING. M. D. (Formerly of the U. S. army J AN D E W JOHNSON Office at 611 Oak Ave. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Spedatili Ut Pli ya Musical and Scientific M ayau « sad StreedUb Movement Cure Practice» In Slate and Federal Coutil. M. G. T. Uulldlng Pbutu Meets Tuesday nights, at 8 o’clock, nl tlie hall in the Stone-Gove building, on First street SANFORD LODGE, N a 27, L 0.0. F. Meets every Monday night at 7:30 in Ma­ sonic Pall. Visiting brethren ore cor­ dially invited. W. S. Baldwin. Socriwv. �August 13.1909 about The s Anforo herald THOSE NEW DISEASES ____ _ *■—* ■ • ♦ . Just A Gal To Militate Against The Solid South •"' Regarding the new diseases recently spning the Lake City Index says: "Every now and then some 'smart Aleck' discovers a new disease. And did you ever, notice further that these'discov­ eries* usually come Just at a time when immigration Is looking this wnyT We hnd a siege of 'liook-worm.' And they said this was the reason of the ap­ parent lassitude of peoplo In this section; and the result was that wo were called lazy and indolent. And yet some of the great huBtlprs of this great American country hove come from South of the Mn■spntind'Dfxuu lliie-r Gcrrtd of thchook worm and that tired feeling would vanish, they said. Well, this story did not pan out op well as desired, and now/lt is 'pel­ lagra*— whatever that is— and it comes to you from eating some o f the products of sour grain. Rut It occurs to us dint* n good deal of/his stuff comes to us In do? colled henitiifoodsmadoJe A cooler, ¿liiiip. worms'-(laziness) In a few recruits oi the army tlfiat'went up from the South. Rut we respectfully suggest that these are not, as a rule, a fair sample of the boys of the South. Then 'pellagra* was seen first in aa old colored man who died somewhere up In Ohio and who hnd brought this dreadful thing up with him from Dixie. 'Pellagra* really is a ‘Dago’ disease, it possitlvely has no connection with us at all, It Is a skin eruption, and was sup­ posed to be confined to the rice-producing sections of Northern Italy. By all right, then, it should have Its place of abode,'as a starting point, in tlic slum districts of jije big Northern cities. The books tell "us thnt the belief, so -long current, that this m a M y or matze as the .chief article, of diet must be great­ ly modified, as It has been observed In districts and under circumstances where the food 1« of different description, but where poverty. Insufficient nourishment, filth, and the ofdlnary agents in human degeneration are at work. So (lint ‘pellagru’ has.no proj>cr standing in the South at all. Did it ever strike you thnt these dis­ eases might be the. work of some clever advertising ugent for the land agent of some of the Western roil roods, who hnd ‘cheap binds to judlT Hnd you thought ns we have, that these reports may he Just a scare to keep people from settling among uisT Well, the Index believes it, and so wifi you. if you will Just study over it awhile. and Return You want the Best Ma­ terial for you House Tickets on $&Ie from Jacksonville every Monday, and Thursday beginning with June 17 up to Aug 30thj with __ —- - - - - H n a lre tu rn iim itS e p tS O tir— ~ Stopovers allowed on these Tickets at Richmond, Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia * ■ ■ LJ Reduced Rates to other Summer Resorts »r-B M iM A M M lW f ■rptes, reservations etc„ cnli piuor write tt> —J t"~ ► ^ e S K IH S , A*t, Sanford, or A. W . PRtTOP, Division Paasonsor Aft M B W. Bay St. Jaekaonvllla, Pla. ' We carry Hie Largest line befl tween Jacksonville and Tampa ^ CHAS. H. E V A N S Hardware Co Staple and Fancy Groceries SANFORD. FLORIDA Full Line of High-Grade Cigars and Tobaccos ~ _______ * A gent for the Famous — *i- CLOVER H IL L BRAND BUTTER . W . J . TH IG P EN » & C O M P A N Y SANFORD, FLORIDA —------------- .—- — - CRUTCHFIELD & WOOLFOLK P IT T S B U R 'Gm ,' PA. Clilcngo Cincinnati . Jacksonville ’Phono 209 SA N FO R D , F L A . “ Sanfôrd Sales Agents and Distributors SANFORD CELERY UNION Room 16, Pico Block. :% Florida The Crippen Music Store New York Washington Sanford Quickly and Neatly Executed at The Herald Printing Company T * *” General Fire Insurance , i * * BKANCItrS —— AGENTS . *i "" High-grade Pianos, Organs, and Graphophones Low Prices Easy Payments Inal Sum Insured Pico Block tate of the Insured WAYAVMWMW.WWMWWWI' « WWiY^VWYiWhY^^ An*6pportiinTty offered | I you to more than Double : I Your Previous Earnings = ms dms is m a Agents all Unite in Proclaiming It a W orldBeater. Î WILMER L. MOORE; President ALABAM A Issue the usual forms of policies. Also a guaranteed coupon dIVIderAl containing a disability clause, which Is one of the most attractive and liberal policies offered by any company 3ANIEL, General ^Agent, Sanfon TE M P O R A R Y O F F IC E A T J . E , P A C E 'S , 206 W E S T FIR S T- 8 T R E E T 8anrw -,'b la �LEOAL ADVERTISING U-U-' l§ - r~ m Bill In Chancory to Enforce Tax Lien. In tho Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial Circuit o f the Btato of Florida, for Oh nngo county. City of Sanford vs’. Lola 3 21, Block 2. T ier 11, Owner Unknown. • : To the edfondant Owner Unknown: It appearing from tho affidavit of the City Solicitor -of the City 6f Sanford herein filed that ho believe* that you ore a non-resident of tho State o f Flor­ ida, and that your retidonce Ip uu known, nod that there 1» no person In this 8tate the aervloe of e subpoena upon whom would bind you. It Is therefore ordered that you do appear In this' coart to tho bill herein filed, upon Monday, September nth, A V., 1209. ~ It la further ordered that this order o f publication bo publish od once n week for eight coneecuUve weoke lu -the Sanford H e ra ld , * newspaper pub Ushed In the City a t Sanford. In Or­ ange County, Florida. ■ Witness my hand and the seal of said çlrcult court this 24th' day ot June, A. D., 1909. (Seal.) B. M. ROBIN BON, Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County By M. 1. Hart, Deputy Clerk. 46-8. bo published In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published tn «aid City, once a wook for eight consecutive w»?Oks prior to sfcJd rule day. Witness my band and seal of the !<T circuit cou rt'tb l»~ 21th ' day o f June, A. D., 1209. B. M. ROBINSON, (Seal.) Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County, 46-8. **-* Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of too State of Florida, for Or­ ange county. To the defendant Owner Unknown: -City o f Sanford vsi-Mr G, Hedengren 'IX» the defendant M. Ö. Hendongren: It appearing from the affidavit of*the c ity Bollcltor o f the City o f Bafiford h atly" " herein filed that ho believe« that1are a non-resident of the State of Pl< Ida, and that your residence la 'unson\ln known, and that tfcero Is no person i poeti a tills State tho service of a subpoei upon whom Would bind you, and that your age Is over the age of 21 years. It Is therefore ordered that you do appear In this court to tho bill herein mod, upon Monday, September CUi, A. U., 1909. ' - - - - it Is further ordered that this order ot publication he * published once a week for eight consochUvo weeks In . llcrald. AJiallM M JLJm b: io City of Sanford, in Orllshed In tho ango County, Florida. ■Witness my hand nnd the seal ol said circuit court this 34th day ol Jufte, A. D., 1909. (Seal.) B. M. ROBINSON, Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County, . 46-8. your age Is over the age of 21 year*, it 1» therefore ordered-that yoa do apiM’ur In thja court to the’ bill heroin filed, upon Monday, September Gth, A. D., 1909, - .- , It Is. further-ordered that thto_orAet of publication be published once a week for eight consecutive weeks In the Sanford Herald, n newspaper pub­ lished In the City o f Sanford, Id Or­ ango Couut^, Florida. Witness my hand nnd the seal of All Work Receives My Personal Attention said circuit court ttil.B 24th day of nnd Best Efforts June, A. D., 1909. (Seni,) B. M. ROBINSON, tfK Clerk Circuit Court, Orango County. 40-8. Opposite City Hnll Thone 230 dingee Plumbing and J Gas Fitting Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien, In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit o f the State of Florida, for O r ango County. City o f Sanford va. Lota 13 & 13, Block 7, T ier 1, Ownor Unknown, and— —; t .* - ■■ ; To All Whom It May Concern: Upon application or toe City Solici­ tor, it Is hereby ordered than on or be­ fore the September rule day next, being September 6, A. D., 1909, In paid court you-appear to-ond answer th e.h llLfllei and sot rorih the nature o f your res­ pective lntorcslB In, right to, or Hons upon real estato situate In tho City of Sanford, and described In the bill as -\ Lots 12 and 13, Block 7, T ier 1. -------------------- b It Is further-ordered that this.order bo published In the Sanford Herald, a Send for our booklet, FLORIDA VEGETABI.I3. It contnlns directions newspaper published In said City, once for raising nil the prlncliml products of tlio State, carefully revised and a week for eight ooneccutlvo weeks brought up to date by our most successful growers. No publication on prior to Bald rulo day. thl* subject contains such practical advice. All gnrdners should have it; * _ Witness my hand and seal ,of the Bill In Chancery .to Enforce Tax Lien, from the owner of tho small home garden to the largest shipper., Tn it i. ,ilia Circuit' oourt this 21th day of In the Circuit Court of tho 7th Judicial B lll fn Chancery to Enforce ia x Lien. will be found tho special IDEAL formulas that hnva been constructed by Circuit o f tho State of Florida, for Or­ Juno, A. D., 1909. In’ the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial careful study of actual (Mul results. They ure invaluable, being perfect­ ange county. (goal.) B. M. ROBINSON, Circuit of tho Btato of Florida, for Or ly balanced nnd from the RIGHT SOURCES. Get the BEST .and make' City o f Sanford vb. 40x80 fL In B. K. anxo county. ’ ------- --C lerk Circuit Court, Orange County. MONEY. Corner of Lot 6, Block 16,' Chapman 46-8. City of San fiord Va. 30 f t o f Lot 5, • A-Tnckcr*«-Addition, ‘ Owner Un­ Block 18, Chapman & Tucker's Ad­ known. Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. dition, Ownor Unknown. IM k in W .T o the defendant .Owner Unknown: In tho Circuit Cbur{ of the 7th Judicial To the Defendant Owner Unknown ' i t appearing from tho allldavlt of the Call on our Local Representative R. C. Maxwell, or address Circuit of the 8tate of Florida, for O r It appearing from tho allldavlt of tin .C ltr^itotlcltD E infcito.eitr o f Sanford 1, f». :* *7..T '4 f^ ‘ v &S ' - * **r^-**’*”r~?**"*4\ City Solicitor o f the City o f Sajofonl .t*& vm C oantj. »r'EbrTJi' t a ^ W ’TWtJtrthatfliò” believe« that you Lure Ia filed that bo bollevoe that y o r C t“t y o “ *f Sanford Y i i ? 3 b T f o' are a non-resident of the State o f FlorBlock 18, Chapman A Tucker’* Ad­ aro a non-resident of tho Stato o f Flot Ida. and that your reaidonco Is un­ dition. Owuor Unknown, and Ida, and that your roaldonce 1r un­ known, and that there la no person lu T o All Whom It May Concern: known, and that there Is no person In this State tho service ot a subpoena tills Stnto the service of a BUbpoona ' Upon application of tho Clly Solici­ upon whom would bind you. tor, It la hereby ordered than on o r be­ upon whom would bind you, and that It Is therefore ordered that you. do your ugo 1b over tho age o f 21 years. fore theSeplember rule day next, being appear In this court to tho bill hereto It la therefore ordered thlit you do September 6, A. D., 1909, In i« ld court, filed, upon Monday, September 6tli, A. appear In this court to tho hill herein you appear to and answer the bill filed EUT9Q3. filed, upou Monday. September 6th, A. and sot forth the naturn-oj-joun-re»It Is further ordered that this order pectlvo Interests In; right to, or llena 1»71W 7 ot publication bo published onoe a upon real Calato situate in the City of It.Is further ordered that this order wook for eight consecutive wfieks In of publication be published onoe a Sanford, and described la the bill as thp Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ wook for olght consecutive weeks In 30 f t of Lot 6, Block 18. Chapman A. lished la the City o f Sanford, In Or­ P “ /Lm J > ¥ A A I 7 V . k the Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ Tuckor’ s Addition. It Is further ordered that this order ange County, Florida. lished In the City ot Sanford, in Or­ Witness my hand and the seal of be published in the Sanford Herald, a ange County, Florida. Bald.circuit oourt .this 24th- day of newspaper published In eald City; once - Witness m y hand and the seal of June, A- IX, 1 DM.-‘------_______________ A T TH ESE PR IC ES said circuit court this 24th day of ¿ Week Tor tight eonaecutlvr-weeks (Seal.) — - - r B. M. ROBINSON, prior to said rulo day. Juno, A. IX, 1909. CleTk Circuit CourL Orango County. Witness my hand and seal o f the (Seal.) B. M. ROBINSON, 46-8. Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. said circuit court thla 24th day o f Evary' chair llluatralad hara la mada al lha June, A. D., 1909. By M. I.Tfart, Deputy Clerk. baat whlta mapla atook and flnlahad natural (Seal.) B. M. ROBINSON, 46-8. out-daar varnlah. m Tha aaata ara baat a rad# Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. fn the Circuit, Court o f the 7th Judicial daubla woven rattan <not cheap p ith . Circuit o f the State o f Florida fo r 4M . ******_'.' W e‘ Are. felting Aundre»» o f Ohaire to the people e f .$ 2 3 0 Oratile county Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien, thl* Stele, and every eueteme« bring* u* anetSer W tiyf $ 2 2 5 C ■eeeeee eor price* are ene.lhlfd tower then it I* poeelbte lu the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. CUy of Sanford 1 DUI In C h in w ry to rnfurc* tar the retail «tore* to cell the *em* | t*4 t choir* »1 Circuit of the Stato ot Florida, for On In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial S. H. Coleman Tax Lien Vhe*e are pnl| a taw e f ewr pattern* If yew nceS ango county. , Circuit o f the State ot Florida, tor Or* To the defendant. S. II. Cóleraán: It npp- arit.1 from the affidavit of the City .SulÜCohaire * f AHV SORT write for our City ot Sanford vs. LotsS A 4, Block ange County. I tor o f the City of Sanford herein Died that he be7, Tier 1, Owner Unknown. City, of Sanford va. .Lots‘ 3 & 4, Block lima that you are a non-rrakirnl of the Stato oT - LARGE ILLUSTRATED CATAIOD HOJf. To the defendant Owner Unknown: Florida and that your realdrnre la unknown and 2, T ier 11. Owner Unknowti, and that thrrr U no pertoo In thla itsto thr vrvlcr of It appearing from the affidavit of the To All Whom It May Concern: a tubporno upon whom would hind you, and that | ANY ROCKER 8H0WH HERE GAR BE HAD IN RED. Clly Solicitor o f tho City ot Sanford ’ Upon application of-the City Solici­ your afe la ovrr 21 yean. heroin filed that he believe« that you tor, It Is hereby ordered than on or be­ It U ibereforr ordered that you do anpntr in thla GREEN OR CANARY FOR 15 CTS. EXTRA. ta the bUI hrrrln filed, upon Muoduv, Sep­ i are a non-resident of the State o f Flor­ fore the September rule day next, being court tember 6th, 1009. ida, and that your residence is uu- September 6. A. D., 1909, in A id c o u r t , ___ ____ __that this order ____________ It la further ordered of publication FLORIDA CHAIR FACTORY . known, and that there la no person In you appear to and answer the bill pied u t..,,, ...TT nr m n , mmI » a ll» IBTU* Sanford Herald, a nrMlpaper jmT»Jaokaanvllla, Florida this Stato the service o f a subpoena and eet forth Tthe nature of your res- tubed tn thrClty uf Sanford, In Orante munty, $1.75 upon whom would bind you. ' pectlve Interests In, right to. or liens Florida, Wltneaa my hand and the aeal of said circuit It Is therefore ordered that you do upon real estate situato in' the City *of tbit 2nJ day of July. A. D. I U09. appear In this court to the bill herein Sanford, and described in the bill as B. M. Roaixyoa. filed, upon Monday, September 6th, A. Lots 3 and 4, Block 2, Tier 11. Clark Circuli Court. Orange County. D.. 1909. ' It Is further ordered that this prder it la further ordered that this order be- published in the Sanford Herald, a or publication be published once a newspaper published In said City, Oncd In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judlcla LINCOLN HULLEY. P h . D.f Litt D., LL. D„ President Circuit o f the State o f rforldo fo r week for eight consecutive weeks In a week for eight consecutive weeks the Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ prior to sold rule day. T H E BEST SC H O O L * TO O COOO FOR Y0\JR Orange County lished in the City ot Sanford, In OrSEND THEM TO S T E T S O N Witness my hand and seal o f the City of Sanlonl nlord J jjm ¡n chancery to enforce ___ lUiga C«unty*J3oriila.— . ----------—4t P iilu n u t e i IskierWl#n CuH»f«-of LlbrrjJ A m A id —olreu lt-oou rt-th l* 24th day. o f A H -t!oltm (man Í ----------- T n O t n — ----- ---»n 17 Uwvtriiif ButUinfs Ceiba* of Law. ‘ Witness my hand nnd the seal of June, A. D., 1909. And To A ll Whom Ii Moy Coocrrn; C*nr( .c(TcAl said circuit oourt this 21th day ot (Seal.) B. H. ROBINSON, * of the Cti v Siill-ltor, It U herrby '.I Y«*r Caliti* of Boti* M n lm Rule day June, A. D., 1909. lowm«nl P n p u iM n Andntir Clerk Circuit CourL Orange County. 99, In «a lt (nurt. IS.000 V «alen»«« U Lihftry No.nuJ .ad Mctd^ir! . keeb , (Seal ). . B. M. ROBINSON, 46-8. you appear to and aniwer tiff hill Hind and w l .i10iaL*r|* m mlip*cam School e( ,M______ rrtu Ait* Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. forth the nature ot your m p eed va______ interoats ___ its In. L*brunur ir* for Sri«arc ¡bhooi * fFMwk 1; _ _ to. or lien« upon real retale titualo in the By M. I. Hart, Deputy Clerk. UliwrpMMd Cenerai Equipment Schaal el Floe An* l ___ ofSanford. sad described in (he bill a* t o t 12, ■k.______ C*>*f«l______________ wlmiaWlrmlioa ini lherea(h Srp*r»t* dacmileric* 1er ia*» red ro*a<_____ _ i«p*r*u* Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax Llan. City 46-8. Block 7, Tier-B. Chiùdi* red aol ucuiiu lucjii*|. For c*t«ln(t or *W w >. ful lefartnaliaa, or Tot room rtwtvilluiu. fcliini In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial ll la (nrthrr ordered that thl* order be 'oubUrhcd * * * W «l*** ^»« * » » /#* «*# * * * * » « * * » » » » < Circuit of the Stato o f Florida, for Or­ Id Tho Sanford 11« old. a Bewtpaper publiihod in JOHN B. STETSO N U N IV E R SITY. DcLand. •aid dty. * aald d ty . once a week wrek for eight aomacutiva week» Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. ange County. prior to aald rule n w dda iy . ' t In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial City o f Sanford vs. I. B. Williams, and Wiincfii my hand han< and teat áf the aald circu court UtS 2nd day of July. A. P. 1 Circuit o f the State of Florida, for Or* To A ll Whom It May Concern: ■■. _ li.ll.R o a o « »* . t Upon application o f the City Solici­ ^ ^ “ ^ 1 _Clerk Circuit nngo County. Court, OrangeCbuhtv. C ity 'o f Sanford vs. 40x80 fL in S: E. tor, it Is hereby ordered than on .or be­ Corner o f Lot 6, Block 16, Chapman fore the September rule day noxL being ,> ' A Tucker’* Addition, Ownnr Un­ September 6, A. D., 1909, in A id court, Bill ih Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien, known, and you appear and answer the bill filed In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Are made with the Bill­ » T o A ll Whom It May Concern': and set forth tho nature o f your res­ Cirault o f the Stato of Florida, for Or* Upon application-of 'he City Solici­ pective Interests lu, right to, or liens auge county. ingsley D o v e t a i l e d tor, It I »h ereb y ordered than on or be- upon real estate situate tn the City of City of-Sanford vs. I. B. Williams. Heads, Any < leading T o the defendant, 1. B. W illiam s:, lore th « September rule day next, being Sanford, and described In the bill as It appoarlug from the allldavlt o f the , September 6, A. D„ 1909. in A id court I*ot 12, Block 6, T ier 2. manufacturer can furnish you appear to and answer the blU filed It L* further ordered that this order City Solicitor o f the City o f Sanford them. I f your dealer cunand set forth the nature o f your rea- be published-In the Sanford Herald, s hereto filed that h« believes that you peollre InLert-sU In, right to, or liens newspaper published tn «old City, once aro a non-resident of the State o f Flor­ not supply you, write * . ■ upon renl'patale ktluatc in the City ot a week for eight coneecuUve weeks ida, and that your residence Is un­ known, and that there Je no pet son In Sanford, and described In the.bUl as prior to said rule day. 40x80 f t In S. E. Corner o f Lot 6 Wltoeas my hMid and seal o f the this State the service of a subpoena Block 10, Chapman'£ Tucker’s Add! sold circuit court this 24th day of upon whom would bind you, and that lion to the,City of Sanford, Owner .Un­ Jane. "A. D., 1909. your ago Is over the age of 21 years. JL C. CHAMBLISS, P fest. Ocala, fla known. • ■* It is therefore ordered that you do (Seal.) B. M. ROBINSON, It is further ordered that this order Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. appear to thla oourt to the bill heroin be published In tho Sanford Herald, a filed, upon Monday, September 6th, A. 46-8. D., 1909. newspaper published In said City, om —- a week for eight --oottaucutlvo wee It la further ordered that thla order Bill In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. prior to said rule day. of publication be published once a Witness my-.hand and seal o f this In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial week for eight consecutive weeks to Circuit o f the State ot Florida,jfot Or­ nald'circuit court this 84th day of the Sanford Horttld, a newspaper pubange County. June A- 0 » 1909. ~ ' ------ ,~ r l_.-&fraT.By at jjanbirrt, to Or­ O K y*«M )tdW td T A » T T s a f o — -------- b ; m . irom N B O N . ange County, Florida. To Alt Whom It May Oonoern: Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. Witness my band and the seal of Upon application o f the'C ity Solici­ . 16-8. circuit court this 24th day or tor, it Is hereby ordered than oo or .be­ said J udo, A. D., 1909, fore the September rale day next, being (Seal.) n. M. ROBINSON, Bill in Chancery to Enforce Tax Lian. September 6, A. D., 1909, In A id oourt,' _ Clock Circuit CourL Orange -County. jrdu appear to and answer the bill filed 1 » Ih n C l r e u l t C a u r i rd ' ■ -------------------------------------------and ¿ 1 tor£E-Uie WUUffiT T TtlUf I U8- _________________________________ — Circuit o f tho Statu or T i i r A g RlWUnwHBBi; Cuu* sprains* Wounaa, pepUve Interest« tu; right -to.-wr-ttrtie ango County. w i l l C d olü Sores,' Stlff JolfrtS7‘Ncurnlgiit,- t)tc.T 'rea l-retare situare ln toi* C ity 'o r • f t t y o f Ssnford í C 'Ü ÍA C . 'Medcngrcg. In Chancery to Enforce Tax Lien. Sanford, and described in the A. C. O r e m , La Dm , ! « • , ' w rltaai-' l can heartily pay that UallarJ'» Snow and In the Circuit Court of tho 7th Judicial U n i mo □l U tha beat Liniment Id tha world. I have u*ad It (or I* r*»r* » “ f 1 Ltta 4 end 6. Block, 7. Tier 6 T o A ll WhOm, It May Oonoern: Circuit of tho Btato o f Florida, for Or­ would eat be without it at any tim«. 1 wiU ytadly ncoum tnJ ]t to “ V uneU I » farther ordered that this order ange county. Upon application o f th f City 8ollcl . ___ _____ ___ L ût-bfc J>fi-juhllshad-ln -the Sanford -Herald, a City of 8&nrord vs. M. He«ton. insist Upon the Genuine. Price 25c* 50c and $1-00 newspaper published to A i d City, once T o the dufundant. Mi Heaton. ‘ a week for eight ooneccutlvo weeks I( appearing from tho affidavit of the Ballard Snow Liniment Co^ you approx to and answer the bill filed prior to M i d rule day. City Solicitor o f the City o f Sa&ford ST. LOUIS, MO., U. S. A. Witness my hand and seal o f The and set forth the nature o f your hereto filed that bo believes that you lt d a n d H a c u m m a n d o d b l pective Interest« in, right to, jör Hens said circuit court this 24th day of aro a non-realdent o f the State o f Flor­ June-, A D., 1909. * > upon real A ta la situate lo the City of ida, and that your reaidence Ip un­ B. M. ROBINSON. ord. and deecribad to the bill as (Seal.) known, and that there to no person to Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County. this Stato the aervloe ot « subpoena tem J , 48d ... upon whom jrou. F lo r id a . ' . . IDEAL Celery FERTILIZERS B ESTum r Lettuce \ Cauliflower Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. JO C K S O N V ILLE, FLORIDA [FLORIDA PEOPLE! And consider the quality V $160 1 kr John B . St etson 'University T& N Ä CHILDREN Florida The Best Orange Boxes m ,\t to Ocala Box Co.- f c i ’i ■vt KING OF LINIMENTS '* * BALLARD’S SNOW LINIMENT* fifir A LD R ID G E e.- : ‘. V Mr; �: IN AND ABOUT THE CITY Little Happenings—Mention o f Matters In Brief. PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST Men's Panama baU, nt Mrttlnger's. A good spring nt $1.00, nt Miller & Son. tîiîîtn n iittitm m iittu iiiin ttîiittm t See L R. Philips fo r Zaur celery seed W. M. Keelor nnd A. P. Çonnclly spent -------Good second-hand buggy for snle. Bos last Sunday at Daytona Beach, 094. ( .... 44-tf Hammocks from $1.20 up, at Miller & See C. A. Reed for furniture and piano moving. ' tf Jim Harris Is remarkably quiet on the Miss Mabel Bowler was one of the home ball question these days. He has already kissed the cup good bye. comers from the beach Tuesday. N. P. Yowell & Go Tables from 80 cents upward at' Miller Fancy work supplies, nt 507 Magnolia A San. avenue. * W ho -handles the Best Goods Summary o M h e H ooting Small Talk Rex Packard and family arc home again Built by the Pope Contracting Co. suf­ Succinctly Arranged for Hur­ after a visit ttof several weeks in Shlrficient guarantee. 42tf ried Herald Readers. Attorney AndrcwMohnson spent several land, III., among relatives. Wade, the, tuner, Orlando. A good family horse for sale at n bar­ days this week at Daytona Beach. T he Herald's 'phone is No. 148 gain. N. H. Garner. 40 The only sensible and comfortable men's in Sanford, whose stock is kept Twenty-one meals at Stumon's for $4. invisible suspenders nt MeUlnger’s. 51-tf j -First-class harness and saddle repairing* America alarm clocks for 85c at FcrC. M. Bmdwflint-wml T, H. Barlow o f j n l Dicklns’- stables:------- 1— 1--------40-tf Buy a meal ticket, and eat your Sunday rtäldX Orlando were visitors to the city this week. Let The Herald follow you on your sum­ Rooms furnished. Also go-cart for sale. mer trip. Between Oak and Myrtle Aves., 5 th St. The Stetson Law Schodl. See ad on . $12.50. 50-pound felt mattress, firstanother page. class lick, at Miller A Son for $8.50. R. J. Holly harretnmed from □ trip to Frank Miltaird will go over to the beach Daytona Beach. in his automobile Saturday. He will roSend for bulletin, Stetson Normal School, maln several days. DeLnnd. Florida. Anyone Hnnting a high-grade sewipg Buy Henry Clay Flour of W. W. Long. I machine for ^95 had better speak quick at The Herald office. Going I The best on earth. np • the year round, __ — v e ry ^seldom you ddh’t g e t what you ask for. dinner at Stumon's. Miss Ruth Stewart is home again.after a pleasant visit of two or three months withs relatives in Georgia. * Complete Line of L A D IE S ’ ÁND G E N T S ’ FU R N ISH IN G S For an up-to-date tailor-made suit, sec D. A. Caldwell A Spns. Cottage to rent, five rooms. Park avenue, apply to G. W. Spencer. N, 1!. Gamer and daughter, Miss Nell are home again after B e v e r a iw c e k s pleas­ Mrs. D.Xt Hunter, who has been visiting antly spent hi Toccoa and other points in Mrs. Fratik and Miss Flossie returned y I her daughter, Mrs. W. S. Thornton, has re-. Georgia._______ _______ ____ __ ' from Daytona Tuesday. I turned to her home nt Winter Park. — Wade makt*s frequent trips to Sanford. ■Mr. and Mn..SL M lG. Can-awny nnd two Go-Fly keeps flics off horses and cattle. children of Ft. Ogden are visiting their Write him at Orlando. 25c and 50c.*, At all drug stores. 44-10 parents, arriving last Friday. 4 Don't make a mistake .and buy before R. C. Maxwell and Miss Lucy Whltner pricing at Miller A Son. Best Elgin creamery butter, 35 cents a arrived homo on Tuesday from Daytona pound, nt L. P. McCuller’s. ' • P.J. Parramore of Jacksonville Is spend­ Beach, Mrs. Maxwell will remain several ing a few days In the city. Trimmed hats at great reduction for the j days longer. Planting time 1s here. M. M.Smitliwili next week at Mra^M.-L. Allen's Sl-Itp Fish roe Ini cans, at. 15 cent* the can sell you land on eggy.terms. - ~~1- ---- — at Sanford Grocery Co. Mr. and Mrs. S. 0. Ohlnholscr nnd baby, The famous Elgin Creamery Butter lbr nccompanled by-Mldridntf^LelRer, w'enF Thirty per cent discount on ail wool-art sale nt W. W. Long's Grocery. -j over to the const Iqst^vSntUrday to spend squares at Miller A Son. Meade Fox is home again after a so­ n few days enjoying the ocean. Mrs. E. H. Dickinb and Mrs. E. Powell journ of ten days on the beach. Full line garden seed Tor fall plant­ with two children, mother nnd sister of Florida Syrup In sealed tins, same J. W. Dlcklns oreln tho city visiting the ing. Fresh, At L R . Philips'Drug Store as new, at Sanford Grocery Co. family Of Mr. Dicklns. Walter Bcqtty is the proud possessor of' It costs i\p more to get first class work, Miller A Son save the buyers moiiey. a cow that money cannot buy. This cow . Try Albert Grnmllng’sTonporlal parlors. 2t No high-priced solicitors to pay. Is now the mother of twins, nnd according Mrs. Duff Porter returned to the cltyj Have the Sanford Light A Fuel Co. wire to authorities on cows, this is going some. Tuesday (i«m a short trip to Jacksonville] your property for electric lights, arid in­ Fresh Saratoga Chips received dojty, McKinley edition of ten cenTBieetlhu- sure having ihe worjf'dofte accordinglo j 10 cents the packhge.'at Sanford proslc, all the popular airs, at City CignrStore. I insurance requirements. Phone No. 30, cery C o.. . 52tf * t Miss Lucy Whltner returned from tier or see J. T. Fuller. J. M. Stumon sold five acres of crlery several weeks stay on the beach Tuesday. D. L Thrasher and family went to Dade laTtd to Mr. Hancock of Homer, III., this .While your wife is away, make yourself City Suturduy called there on account of week. -The land is near Cameron City nt lioine nt Stumon's. 21 meals for $4. the critical illness of Mr. Thrasher's and Mr. Hancock will be down later to | Turner Houser and little daughter Kr- mother. Mrs. N. 11. Garner is also with Improve his property. - ■ mlniu spent Sunday with relatives in her mother. Chairs, stands, rockcrS, matting, spring Why pay high prices on the installment Tampa. cot, and window shades for sple. Practi­ Gel your fencing now, and get ' the plan, when Miller A Son1will save you cally new. Enquire nt Herald office. .I from 20 to 30 per cent. American or the Ellwood kind. Geo. H. If ydu want a first-class tailor-made Fernnld Co. . 4i) • Sewing wanted by the day or piece nt suit for $12.08, call nt D. A. Caldwell A reasonable prices. Cull on MrsF, W. M. D. F. Whltner Is tmjoying himself at Sons. I Barnstable, Mnsa„ and will be absent sev-1 N. P. Y O W E L L &..C 0 /^YUR 'M E N ’S A P P A R E L is a perfect W production o f pleasin g-styleraiR f adapts itself to the needs of good Hress_ £_ erst especially during the warm weather • * , .• ■ * * I • i' ' f ', l- months. - ~ ;0 u r stock o f merchandise is o r t h e most approved style—conservative, yet . ■ s ., * ‘ .• 1 modern in every feature, and it will be * , . A to your interest to investigate. era! weeks. • I f quality is your strong point let - —-----------------— ~| Regular $5.50 rattan rockers at Miller A' Son for $9.75. Come and look our I stock over. Mrs. A. C. Rollins of Winter Garden Is Visiting at the home of C. A. Betts and W. S. Thornton. p ( M. FRANK All Local Advertisement« Under This (leading, One Cent a Word Each Issue Do away with dust wliilc sweeping car­ pets by buying Wizzard Carpet Cleaner of .W—W.-Long, r— -----.New 'crop California seed, at L. R. Philips* Drug Store. Get his prices before buying Clothier and Men’s Furnisher First nnd Second streets, beautiful build­ ing site. Luke view, $1,000, F. J. Powers. For Sale—Buggy and harness, In good condition., A bargain. E. L. G., Lake T. W. Briggs has returned from a two weeks'visit to Daytona Beaclt greatly t benefitted in jiealth. Ashes (Cunudn unleached) and ull W il­ son A Toomvr fertilizers. See R. C. Max­ well or R. II. Wh|tner._____ ;---------51-4t S A N FO R D L. H. T E M P L E The Royal Tailors brand of cluthlng , means perfection. See samples at D. A. ] Caldwell A Son’s. B. A. Howard left last Saturday for Ca­ dillac, Mich., where he will spend several weeks with his family. ài Cilt Flowers and Hot House Plants ROSES A S P E C IA L T Y Sanfotd Novelty. Works and, Cement Stone Plant located atthe comer of French avenue and Commercial street. 42tf Five or sjl^un/urnished rooms and hath for rent.' Immediate possession; Good locality. Inquire at The Herald office. Mrs. Ludlutn of Wichita, Kansas, has purchased land from the Howard-Pnckard Land Co., and will improve the same at once. ■ -----^ t '■ W« A. Lefiler Is faking his vacation In New York City, During his absence his position In the office of Chase A Co', is being filled by Claude Herndon. Have the Sanford Light A Fuel Co..wire your property for electric lights, and In­ sure.having the work done according to iusurance requirements. Phone No. 38, w jee J. T, Fuller, 52tf Miss Bird!« lt » m . will g a In rinvnum ■at ----Hairy J. Wlimii t.~ tomorrow to spend a couple of weeks. Wilâuu A. Tourner Fertilizer Cumpahy. - Eugene RtmitlllM; hi* nephew ’ wlirjolh Complete fertilizers, Canadu hardwood her there on Monday. ashes and castor pomaca. See R. C. Max­ Now is the time to build your fence a nd well or R. H. Whltner. ' ~ “ Sl-4t tho Geo. H. Fernuld Hardware Co., is tl»e Capt. J. N. Whltner, capitalist, of San­ place to buy. See the Ellwood and Amer­ ford, who lately purchased 4,000 acres of ican Fence. celery land in Nine-mile Point. In north­ Walter Haynes, advertising manager of west Pierson, had a gang of experts with tbe Wichita Daily Eagle Is in the city this a machine testing the water supply last ^eek, Mr. Haynes has purchased land in week. They bored two wells and found a Cameron l'u y and expects to return later I strong flow of water at a depth of 140 foet,—Volusia County Record. »nd put In a crop of celery. . O rfe S o l^ tc c l l'or Florists Agent. Ask for Prices PHONE 10G. Oak Ave. and-11th St. SANFORD, FLA. liver and tan pointer dog which disap­ peared August !.• X. E. CompropaL 32lf In tho next 30 days I will sell SO Rhode Island Red hens, and 50 White Minorcas, one year old, not Ipsa than ten at 75 cu each. S. M. Donne, Geneva, Fla. 40-4t To RENT.UNruKNisutD— The large house, ell and kitchen on Amory Grove, four mites from Sunford, with stable, water supply, etc. Rent $240 month $26, payable mon [y . In advance, Reply to C. W. Runtoul, 00 Elate street, Boston, Mass. For examination of prem­ ises apply to John T. Arrents, on the place. 45-tf For Rent—Six acres of old land, ham­ mock soil, with four room cottage. F. J. Power*. ______ _ 31-21 For Rent—Five acre farm, richest land Residence for Rent—Corner Cypress aV* enun awLEouztk-«uaci-— — — 52-2ip For Sale—Seed Potatoes for fall plant­ ing. N., J. Stenstrom. ... 51-tf For Rent—fiv e unfurnished rooms on Park avenue.' Inquire at Sanford Grocery. For Sale— 24 foot launch, full ifibin. HP Palmer engine,, cyi sa hull. Good ton, St. Auguscondition. Apply W. G. tine, Fla. j Lost—Pair gold eyeglasses, in case, on Celery avenue, between town and Chap pie's place. Name ' on case, Marshall, Field A Co. Finder please return to lids office, and receive reward. D. C. Woods. ■V Artesian and Deep Well :---------- Drilling . Telephone Nò. 60 Drink a Botila of G IN G ER A L E OR S O D A W A TE R ' . ■ Manufactured with pure distilled water—they will prevent Illness, aid digestion and gfve you health The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla » . — �Au<uat 13. 190** A B u d get'of Interesting Hems From Correspondents Q. Martin, where they intend to kefep bouse until the starch factory is moved to Penn, which is expected to be done some in the near, future. ENTERPRISE ETCHINGS Special Correspondence to The Herald: We nre glad to have the young people of Sanford|come over here, but trt would cer­ tainly appreciate it if only they were a Efficient Staff o f Reporters Weekly little quieter. Last week there were two moonlight parties here and they made so Covers the Territory for much noise thfit It disturbed two ladles who were very sick. Please be a little quieter in the future. from all - IWa lavila oorrtapondeow PO Uve top Interest. Mctkma of (HeOounly, also new« Kenn Mrs. R. C. Bushnell and daughter, Miss A rt Idea Brevity will tataro prompt puMIcailoi 1 be pub­ Emma of DcLand visited her sister* Mrs. lished. but n(«litvp and anonymous i-nmfnunlcaiknu will be rejected. We will nm be responsible Scrivcn and Mrs. Bond. Mrs. JohnDtoktnsuiHl daughter,'Mrs.'EL imihirnliona Inlrndnl fur ctirrrnl liMir limit In- 111 hand not later than Tuesday p. tn .l—Kb . ■ Powell and two children visited the Misses , . GENEVA GLEANINGS Dicklns last week. Special Correspondence t»T h e Herald. Miss Viola Padgett has been spending i Miss Dorris Walker of Orlando is spend­ the past week with her grandmother, Mrs. ing awhllcln Geneva, guest of Misses Eva Myers of Orange City. and Olive Taylor, . A. T. Rossetter of Sanford wns in town Mrs. Williams and little griinddaughlcr, one day last week. Miss Cluir Harrison, are at home again, J. LcFlls. representing BendedIch Pol-1 -lifter »ponding «ome-timaat Miami and a t , lalftiô. o? Jacksonville was in*' town |{ut I the aeosfiore. week. T. W. Geigcr is at home again, after The Misses Hlnley of Jacksonville have | several weeks stay In and near Kissim­ taken rooms at Epwortli Inn and are do-10 mee. ' : '..cL . -. ing light housekeeping. £ The public will be glad to know that the Miqs Coyle Binford left Monday for a £ lighter is again nt the crossing on the river | visit with friends in Eustis and Ml Dora. between Sanford ond Geneva. Its absence C. Carllle of DeLand is visiting cousins £ tins caused our. people no little trouble nnd here for o few days. ; ^inconvenience. . , , * ' ,* Mrs, Gratic/after several weeks stay at her daughter's in Geneva, has returned to her home in Jacksonville.- Presents to the Investor theBest Opportu- • nities in Florida • '-*■ Unimproved celery lands, flowing wells guaranteed, $50.00 ur$2D0.00 per acre * Celery farms, witli flowing wells nil tiled, drained mid ready for crop, $500.00 to $1000.00 per acre. City property, i in proveil and unimproved timber land with finest site in Florida for crate fnctory Others tell ym what £an h{Lduiie._,MURRELLiL-CONNER._üre praaÜaiI Inrmers üs wdl real estate brokers, and are here to show you what has been and con be done. Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions, Cauliflowers, etc., etc., In Sanford, pays I Sell the Land—Your Brains, Money, and Muscles Makes the Crop and the Profit ________ On Thursday o f lost week several of our baseball boys went put to Longwood ip join Uiat team in .a gain.« with Oviedo. A double-header was playoff resulting in n IM PR O VED IR R IG A TE D F A R M Ô -U N C L E A R E D L A N D S . , Flowing Wells on All Celery Delta and other Desirable TrnctB in Blocks to suit Purchaser. y -- . Prices and descriptions upon request First Notional Bank Building Y our last chance to get land in - the famous Sanford C elefy D istrict------ • at a low price. Our Eureka Hammock land is the very best in © quality, location, drainage and general advantages. ?Good hard roads . • to Sanford, perfect shipping facilities, flowing wells guaranteed. ® Why wait until these lands have doubled or trebled in value? Buy '© now and get the benefit of the advancement in price. © Sanford Celery Land M ust' Advance | still adding. Wilson are against '«A**??1« » “ *>>«st session were rid- J at Sylvan Lakh, v l iculéd bÿ thé press -all over Uie country, ’ .1 . D r> •> but not one of these bills exhibited ob 9 ^ ûèinjneiy qb that introduced. by a • é n ’ ,,,li-'pd Wrl‘2,'t* Stuart painty In * ;^ h m om the Georgia legislature on Monday! He 5 proposes to make ita felonyfor any wom' .‘ {an to ride horse astride or wear divided w V MELANGE I skirt. ..To moke the matter still worse, j C J I this legislator, is a -‘physician and claims]-^ J daughter^ Ethel, of hj, bin jg»in ^be interest of health A spending tho post and-welfare of woman,- 'Evidently dlls r S . Roue s parents, Rev. I man.luis been and always will be an ig- 5 “* I norainus of thé .flrg^ water; h&s never been V left last FViday-for j beyond Uje limits nfiUaxotuity. practice, l<© epects to spend some before be was ¿ | to hi »state legislature and relatives. [and no doubt if A im & a ’Mpoophmrhov- A : ; acre farms net as imuch or more ejear profit per year -than the best farms inJ-hc-N ^ h , --.-It s y w g § ^ d vttnce far-------------above it’s present selling "price mother. Mr». A. W. Keeiy of this place. Mrs. Annie McDonald left for Jackson To Subscribers p , Mrs. Hliina Nelson returned to her home in Tutnpo this week, often spending sev­ eral months here with hsr mother. '• , We are glad to welcome Mr. and' MrsF. M. Warren back to' Lake Mary. They have reutul rooms from Mr. and Mrs. J J w PINE. CASTLE Special Corropqndence to Tbe*Herald; C. H. Hoffner nnd boys are making hoy David Speer made a business trip to while the sun shines between showers, Orlando nnd Sanford Inst Week.getting it nil the same. Lake Harney is getting to be quite a * ,•1 -,w The improvements trn- the J. G. Tyner, “ popular compiler resoflT' Anolhcr JWiy went ever this week nnd. spent a merry Hall nnd Wm. M. Hansel residence makes, week despite, the rain, mosquitoes nnd the streets look like new. Paint is being fleas. It takes those thing to complete n used Instead of whitewash. It is had on J ^ week's outing on the lake. Those going our eyes, sure. over Monday were Mr. ond Mrs. Parmer Hon. Geo. Crawford visited among us J Taylor nnd children. Mrs. Mary Taylor nnd last.week. Apleasant smile and n hearty HO sans. Misses 'Laura Barber nnd Dorris handshake wns extended to nil of tho old O Walker, and John Huddleston. friends and neighbors. ’ Come again. £ Miss Bass of Kissimmee is visiting her ^ Messrs. Simmons of Orinndo.nrc visiting -their sister, Mrs. George Geiger; also Mrs. sister here. She makes her. presence felt Robert Simmons of Volusia county is n by her lovely iiTstrifmenufi and vocal mu­ sic, which is listened to by nil. guest uf Mrs. Geiger. The ice aeam nnd cake festival given by the Y, P. U. last Friday night was a PA0LA POINTS success all around. The proceeds will be 5 petal CorreaDondence to The Herald: devoted to purchasing song books for the This is certainty exceptional August union. weather! We are used to having It wet, The priyn comps were oh the move hut hot ond steamy, not tho present com­ Monday morning, several teams and about fortable temperature and aw l breezes. Old settlers Bay tills is the coolest summer fifteen men, not dll prisoners, making up the enravan, Jt looked Itkd the ancient In years, and hint darkly of coming storms, juggernaut car of the .Collie Chinese, with but who would b$ n pessimist, and only Its votaries. We hope they will not puss see tho hole when liiere is the doughnut out of this district until more work is done for us. Monday morning of last - week brought us a little excitement anyway. An auto • Wm. Hnxeiip, first vice president of the from Sanford came (o town, and tiie big B. Y. P. U. of Florida, paid our union an white horse belonging to C. C. Pearson official visit Sunday night; his heart seem­ cvidently^uistffiiiDg'lhe “honk" forGabri- ed to be In the right place. He is such el'^uwn born,’ 0iid thinking her Unto had an able and easy talker that his time was come, broke Iqpseirom her moorings and only too short. The latch string js always took to the yeod$-strewing the wagon In hanging vmtslde for WiPie «m l .)fl* kind her wake. - Fortunately, no one was in the * 'vehicle .to j(et hurt, and the old horse soon' came to a standstill without any serious Injury. .' . * ■ Samuel McBride spent ^a. Jew , days at Lockhart last week. • An order of the Postoffice Department, Washington, D. C. effocdve JanrtrltJUS, provides that nô delinquent subscriber sltaili be carried longer than three tnonihs, giving as n reason that the department Js furnishing a low raté of postage on news­ papers, and does so for the benefit of a bonafide subscriber who pays for his Write ua for literature and particulars. We can furnish you with figures and statistics which ■will-convinnr'yoor PACKARD LAND CO S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A �w m «¿ ».m i* » TH É SANFORD HERALD fROM MACARONI DELTA MR l h » And Water Ruibed Into Irrigated Die - — z trlçt at. PorM n on w r *ZZmCorrerpirraer Bv Wireless Telephone Peleg Hostetter expects to open a set d|y park. Si Munger months down east fast out the plops and says take n back neat for F. J . T E R R Y GREAT RESERVOIR BURST : who spent two summer is laying our town won't any town In the a g ility . A Jacksonville jjoop_ Jruramer -was caught In the act of putting one of the Duster bouse roller towels In his grip lost Tuesday oqd Mart mode him puy twlco as.much as It was worth.. This removes 'all suspicion from the Sanfprd pickle drummer who had been suspected. Fort Morgan. Colo., Aug. 5 ■The irrlgntlon ucctiun nofth oi here is the scfipe of devastation today, owing to thfe bursting of the retaining walls of the grent govern* ment reservoir yesterday afternoon. With a roar, 1,000,000,000 cubic feet of water rushed out of the widening breach, carrying everything before i t It swept across the valley with a roar, and although the ground is almost n dead level, It cut a groat shnllow ditch half a mile, and more than a mile long. Sev­ eral farms were destroyed by the great 1 M P R O V E D O R D E R O F R E D wash of waters. buLlt-so-faapnened -that Wekiva,Tribe No. 41 no one was caught In (ho flood. The damage will reach several hundred Hunting grounds of Sanford. Meetings on tho 1st and 2nd Wednesday of each thousand dollars. The government had month in Masonic Hall. Visiting broth­ expended a grant sum of money in build­ ers welcome. ing the reserve wall. If It's printing yon want, send It to T he Aunt Chloe, the estimable wife of Rev. HERALD office. Deuteronomy Jones has been laid up with . c!Ugg«4»Ue* «ven since the fried chicken picnic -at-Lok» Jessup lost Saturday. First-class work goarnn- h is liv e r a i l m e n ^ m y l g n le is h is - ^ e r m lf u g e Florida Fruits General Insurance Agents ALBERT G R ÄM LING SANFORD, FLO RID A — Tonsorlal Parlors In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida for Orange County p a r s o n G ood b e lc h e r Is r e c o v e r in g .fro m SHIPPERS OF Fashionable Hair Cutting Pope Contracting Company ij City of Sanford j BUI in Chancery to va Hot and Cslf Baths at all Moors. Hot Sul­ Mary Evans and 1 H. Coon 1 T* x U en To the defendant« [ary Evans and T. H. Coon: w o r ld a n d th e u n d e r m in in g w a y s o f S a ­ phur Baths a Specially It apraring From he affidavit o f the City Soiitdtor ta n . ‘ • ' . ■„ • o f the City or Santo J herein (lied that he believes One visit and ‘you become a Staunch Patron that you are hon-n ildents o f the state of Florida. and that your reald._________ ___ and that there We team that Gil Pcttlbone, who fur­ U no person in this state the aervl______ ______ of a____ subpoena Pie« Block opposite Bsprosa Offlss nished the chickens for the colored Hard­ upon whom would bind you. and that your age is a p p e n d ix g e t s o u t o f w h a c k ho W lll pecnch n ext Sunday o n th e s in fu ln e s s op tfye High-Grade House-Building a Specialty shell picnic last week Is In trouble with his neighbors and Preacher Deuteronomy and Deacon Columbus have agreed to pay for part of the chickens usai on that oc­ casion. DEALERS IN Builders’ Supplies, Interlarchen Sand Aunt Peggy Slimmer put up two quarts ofgun yai yesterday .—The'SHihiiicrs are all born workers. Miss Pinky Slimmer Iiob returned from bar two weeks' outing over to Daytona Beach much refreshed in body arid mind. * - 1 Tobias Slimmer has been badly affefctec, with bolls for several weeks, bul was feeling much better today as two of his biggest boils came to a head yesterday, —— Alphn CemeiU, Acm e Plaster >tdar ^ i u lr y ^ P niB ga ----------Clerk Circuit Court. OrangcCounty, Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office at Gainesville, F la.,) „ . . • . July 17, ld08. J Notice Is hereby given that WllHam 1). Kaulerson, f Urneva, Florida, wbo. on Octoher 8, 1007, made omestend Entry No. 37041 (Serial No, 04711). if Ets of N W it and EH o f SWS4. Sertlon 0. Townilp 20 South. Kongo 32 East, Tnllnhnvsn-Mi-ridn, ha* tiled notice of Intention-to make Onal mini motion proof, to establish claim la the laud wvp described, before the Clerk of the Circuit P lm iB , One of Ike Bollivar's cow's calves was successfully weaned last Saturday. Joel Puterbnpgh was expelled from the Newlight church last week for saying “ dam It" three times when he found out he'd been skinned In a boss trade with Mose BunkcriT“ . ---- —----Bill Fisher ofTampa was in town last Saturday and called on Rev. Llgc McSwatt Bil) and Preacher Lige went to school together in Suckers Corner and Its said Bill used tq be sweet on Llge's wall­ eyed sister, but site eloped with Gill Spooner, the ¡pne-leggcd town constable and wont lo ‘Ari2ona, where thoy own a barber shop uncj- other valuable property. Improvements at University ! in fo r m a t io n C h e e r fu lly r e la tiv e . to B u ild in g F u r n is h e d THOSE 201 ** M V Ë R Y , F E E D and Harness snd Buggies Olackamlthlng and Horacahoaing Horses and M a t^ B ö u g ^ t and Exchanged * Frank L. Woodruff w * • Sanford, Florida south easterly along the north line of said railroad right of way to French avenue. th«n«e north along weal aide of French avenue one hundred and ten feet. uioM or less, to the point of beginning,. . Also, Begin on the west side of French avenue at a slake where the south line of the corporate lim­ its of the City or Sanford (under the Acts of the Legislature of Florida of 1909) crossea said French avertpe, run thence weal on and along said south boundary line of the City of Sanford thirteen hun­ dred and thirty feet, more or lr*i, to a post, thenoc north three hundred and thirty feet, more or leas to the south boundary Une ol Goldsboro street (nr roadh-thenca east and along the south line of said . A U TO M O B ILE S FOR LIV E R Y U 8 £ , FIR S T NATIONAL BANK O F SA N FO R D , F L A . ' r . H. .RAND, President OEO. FER N ALD, Vlca-Frei D .F . WHITNEW, Aaat.Caajk F, P. F O R S TE R , Caahlar Only National **,Bank in Orango^County m f Funds Protected by Burglary Insuranco Dealer In Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent O R G A N IZ E D 1087 STAPLE AND ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES FANCY PLOWÇR when shipped to HEWITT. If you are not doing business with tills House, write to them at once. . l y Mall O rder---------^ — W t V ill ship any tU e order same day as recall •'TESTKli SEEDS O N LY -S ped allrln g 4 n BU K PE C Bt "T h e Scads that Grew” .* W ALTO N "BEED CO.. 7 South Ocean Street. Jacksonville, Florida ' Poultry Supplies. Remedies, Insecticides, t * Write for Catalogue L. G. STRINGFELLOW F R U IT IKEWOHLDSMEATESTSEWIIteMACHINE h „L IG H T R U N N IN G . J e References: AND PRODUCE C O M M IS S IO N M ER CH A N TS 10 E. Csmdon St., Baltimore, Md. This Paper and Thousands of Pleased Shippers la * Florida JDST1CE OF THE PEACE NOTARY PUBLIC C ITY CIGAR S TO R E Best Lina of Cigars and -To * baccos in the City BAKER Y an y^ sou th ern »la t e .: W lrlttl For Electric Lights * a ll S h eriffs Sole Under and by Virtue of an execution issued out of and under (he seal of the Clrmll Court of the Seventh judicial Circuit of Florida In and fur Or­ ange County, dated June 22nd, 11)09, wherein Leo Manger and Frank C. Brendcl. adminlitrator of Isaac Levi, deceased, are plaintiffs and Alec V, French Is defendant. I hava thla day levied upon nnd will sell on Monday. September the 6th. IUOU, the same being a |etUd.*flW-<U|i. and within the legal tiaureot «sic. In front of the court house door In Otlando, Orange county. Florida, at public out­ cry tn th e’nGIBnt and best bidder for rush, the fuitew tngde*Tm rt teal estate, .lying and being In sold Orange county. Florida, to-wlt: Begin at n post on the west side of French avenue fifty feel south and thirty feet west of the NE comer of NWJ4 of Sec 39, township 19 S. Range 30 run west on direct line to the north line of the right of agricultural hull. Sanford's new electric light plant will ■¿00 be Installed nnd von want the work competent «nd experienced eleeirieipn. The work must bear Rupee ia.tlic regulation* pu- - ‘ and OFFICE AT RESIDENCE , According to the following from the Gainesville 6un the University of Florida will soon be onebf the best equipped col­ leges In the state: “ lYie appropriation mode by.the Legis­ lature for the University was ns follows: $40,000 for an engineering, hall. $40,000 for the experiment station aryl $40,000 for a general science hall. $10,000 for the conduct of fanners’ in­ stitutes for two years. $10,000 fog the -Improvement of the enmpua and the farm. This does not Include the appropriation for current expenses. The appropriation for the engineering hall will not bdeome available until next year, but the other improvements will be made>tu rapidly as the work qpnbc done, the work of completing the present build­ ings having been already nearly done. WiihliHtwo yen, at the latest, all work, conteinplqtod in the appropriation will have been completed, and the University -of Florida-will be a source of pride to eyery Floridian. It is already the equal of any slate university In point of currlcuJam end young men can obtain an edu­ cation there as good as Is to be had In E s tim a te s , ; * ., Unci« Dill Slimmer Is much chngrinet over the loss of Ills brlndle bulldog (hat disappeared two weeks ago and was found In the cistern yesterday. The family has been complaining of the water for several days. j; Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals Most Complete Line of ------Baked Geoda In— South Florida C'iAAiiir&i,Hoiciuiiic /inti Kugiish Courses. Preparas for We Make Everything w Known to the Trade n r r t Hlnata-U- urtiti Ifu c e bcw liif Machino IRC NEW C0SPAIÍ k|anr Murine plachino«« «u»d« (o m U««fardlospl v quality, but tha H a W l i p i s * « I» mads to waar. this guaranty OCref run* out ixaid.br *H(ty>tA|p4 ,4 »íl»jr» only« po s sata h SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY SANFORD. FLORIDA I /«arsola with experienced tfacmim oad • principal and IsJlas at his family, sueuri il hum «Ills. Cultivates and educates. Modi iriéet sanitation, wholMomo far«, na crowd!' montai. physical and social training. »ha to naric, o n « nusurier mile running track, ctlinato. hrltiful «nvlronnu-ut. In the an« ol red nad Christian hoopla. The town nul butine �í -íjATUm i »(¿Mr.p-’V vw i HW« wthf.t » Sfra í$k y.1 rr^ c^ C T * ;. K~,s ',■ g f* í ;fr i ü Útifw , a s i « _ j -T... .. x t Hé 10 . .•— ■ and tired, but having turned back the I wheels of time for a blessed couple of hours. They tell us we must ploy golf and may play tennis If we do not play too fiercely: but work with the ' pulleys, and, safest of all, massage Is the Ideal oxerdse ] for men who dwell in offices. But we know hotter and go to the ball | us the npathy recently shown by some-of game. For there flow# «till the Fountain -,tC vcr < x » jc... SAN» OKI) Hl KALO BASE BALL THIS WEEK . Regardless of whether Sanford wins the -cupor not the -last-few games should prove Just as Interesting as the first and it is up to the players to make them in­ teresting. Simply because It is the tall end of the season Is no valid reason for the players to put up n ragged game and nothing will discourage the fans so much — — i --U. V- -i : :J W g ïÿ iî 5 J Î'. *• «SRf f ‘ - V * •" - i— MH A»*u»t 13, 190* A. E. H I L L Hardware and Farm Implements ‘PITTSURG PERFECT’ WELL DRILLING Best Fence Made LÜCA3 PAINTS * k) ' A’1*" ‘ . NO DEARER THAN THE POOR KIND ,Usedin UncleSam's Paint Shop the Sanford ball team. Sanford expects of our Youth,—The World of Today. W e have the largest to put n winning team Into tbe field next Duting the past year Palatka Takes Two yfcnr and ninny of the players here now and best equipped plant the U. S. Navy has con­ Falatku took two out of the three games I can win a home for themselves and sumed 691,000 pounds wells in this main hero duringAhe winter. Sanford will here tills week. Something seems to be ,for driving • the matter wltb our bunch, and if they of and pay as good Wages as any other city In section o f the country' don't ginger up Orlando will have a watk-the-SdirfilKir league, and. tlio uuollt and are prepared to fill ball played this scdjRm will have much to nway and Sanfonl will port with the ImauCOLORS, sufficient to pro­ do with the support ¿pf, the citizens next ^ There is some friction among duce more than 100,000 all orders promptly. Our year. Like everything e&sithere arc many t»»e baU players and they are not playing gallons of paint, equiva­ people who think Uiey cnnToqnnge a boll together at all. and their actions on the machinery is up-to-date team better than the present Incumbents diamond are not Just what sensible ions lent to 50' carloads of For Field, Farm, Ranch, Lawns, and our workmen are but they have never tried It, n i w W that » « » * • The game Wednesday was far 200,000 gallons each, an.association *has"be$n formed some of I from satisfactory to the public,, and tM I . . Corn Cribs and Poultry and which would make skilled in the work. these wise guys will have u chance nt Uio actions of a couple of the Sanford players ■_JLtrflin.jnpr.e. thqn 9beiJ..WUl&Duuiordinary-ufewalLmt-lmrd-j— -Those—contemn!nttmr -There hpyfl bern some disgrace to the lovers ul clean ball) h a lf m i l a lonj U n d USTtgC— * . r * . VIIIo half mile - - mUrtt1S.es.hinde. and the team ntthc t»res- nml h tha.1 kln(* of playing Is kept op It putting in wells would £iirrttiii«w«cks n good, stiff manager. Their will I^IIl baseball In Sanford, a. a majority In Uncle bam s ser­ Will not anil in Summer's Lent nor Inssitmlmipon the diamond would indicate ^atl8 ar* ogolnst such disgraceful vice, as in everybody break in tbp cold of Winter ■ serve their best inter­ that soifo of them nre troubled with the conduct. The trouble is a few of the ball else’s, LUCAS PRODUCTS Are made of the best materials and ests by consulting us "lazy bug." nnd the way they sleep on the Pl°y°re of® Inflated Just a little with their | have an unbroken re­ have stays that cannot slip job is n sight to behold. They plnye<l with |own importance and Instead of paying at­ cord for satisfactory re­ Do, not require an expert to erect, and learning prices be­ . son»,ginger w^rn Bridges was here, but |tention to the captain or management I they want to run It themselves. The sults. and are low priced • that U- anotfcfcr story. \JJ$ fore malting contracts. At any rate, if Uiey liBfcnti to get sup-1 quicker the management eliminates Uiat port next season the last few games must kind of playing and players the better It ---- ‘ assume,a different complexion. Sanford |will be for Uie team and Uie public will be has plenty of enthusiastic fans who will belter satisfied. Morris is captain now spend their last cent In supporting a good and ha is a good heady ball player and team, but Uiose same fans are quick to quite capable of handling the team. He j Florida Progress note this lack of energy upon Uio part of should be given full control and the play­ The following list, huthorized by tho ers made to understand that they must Uic players, and the fans are not to be Tradesman, indicates the more Important -taken-for-msy marks.—The-boy*, may ho obey him. If not fine them a few times established In the southern Industries "taking candy (torn thebnby" this season, and they will get over some of their fool­ states during the week ending today. It ish Ideas. We must beat. Qrlandu so get but next year Sanford will have a arc illustrates the fact that Investments and You can get team, hired to piny ball and they will' together and play ball, not like a bunch general development enterprises arc keep­ pf school boys but real ball players. play ball or get the pink slip at once. ing up the pace In the south during the summer, with indicaUons that the Inter­ * Celery In Carolina R. E. Letson is in the city this week est along these lines is intensifying. as The Baseball Of Youth visiting his brother J. D. Letson. Mr. Let- the Season advances. ' Following Is the We ore thinking abbut a good many Im­ . son is manager of the 400 aero vegetable Industries established in Florida;. portant mutters Just now, some of which farm near Ncwbern, S. C.. and last year ' Tampa—(230,000 railway company. tend to make us serious. Contractor LorBoca Grande— $250,000 construction planted -two acres of celery as an experi­ imer in the United S'atcs Sennte, for in­ ment The celery grew rapidly but the company. stance. And that ever procrastinating Femandlna—$30,000 truck und farm stems were hollow and this season Mr. boom In business. . • Letson hopes to overcome this defect company.But our real souls arc In baseball. That, The Irrigation Is the Skinner system of Sanford—$80,000 light anc| fuel combarring the short and acute attack of overhead irrigation and tp bleach the eel- party. Drive your Wagon into Sanford graduations. Is about all Uie average cry broom sage is used and found to be St. Augustine—$20,000 drug company. American can find reully worth talking less expensive than boards and Mr. LetWillUton—$10,000 woodworking plant. Call on C. H. Evans about. son states that the sage solves the ques­ He can deliver an y brand you want out of Fortunately there is plenty of time to go tion for them. The farm is protected Electric Lights' to the guinU. We love Uie game for what from the cold by hot houses and the crops are coming. Have your store and resi­ Our new Warehouse it is, but we love It quite as much as p arc more expensive. Mr. Letson Is favor­ dence wired now.* Expert electricians. All work done under Insurance rules. fqrm of autobiography. For every mnnof ably Impressed with Sanford and states Without Delay— us has played baseball, and every oilier that every one in his secUon is familiar ■Notify -W. A. Parr or pitone our office nnd we will make estimate. man of us secrcUy cherishes the belief with Sanford's great vegetable section 41-41 Geo. H. F krnald Hardware Oo. Unit If lie had not gone Into law or busi­ and many are coming here this season. ness or * teaching or Insurance, we too Newborn is quite a trucking center but w. I t • Have you seen the cloth-finish ruled might have been the idol of the "fan" and the crops must be raised under cover and letter heads at The Herald office T The . the terror of Uie umpire. several of the growers are, anxious to try neatest ami very latest thing In fine sta­ It all comes back to you as you watch Sanford where tho cover con be dispensi tionery. Look it up, Mr. Business Man the pitcher# wanning up. You nro back with and greater returns are assured. Prices very low. again on Uie vacant lot. Boys you had Water Hyacinth as Food long forgotten, suddenly are alive again— Fire at Milton Brlcktop and Fatty and Stuffy and Jim J t is .found upon dose examination that On Wednesday a number of buildings reach out from the long ago and grip your Uie long, black rooUets of the water hya­ were damaged by fire,-but were saved from heart. Where are they now, and whnt cinth is alive with various sized shrimp destruction by hard work.of the fire de­ from the tiny one Just from the egg to the are they doing T Long hits which set-your Or uny other fjrand of our Justly partment. D. T. Williams & ' Company side shouting and the "mud larks" tumb­ full-grown one in there In hiding. ling into cellars of houses burned in “ the Fowls at once eat the leaves and only sustained heavy loss. LUGAS WHITE PAINT 278,700 pounds of LUCAS w WE HANDLE TH E ABOVE E X C L U S IV E L Y ÍN S A N FO R D at your ARMOUR' FERTILIZERS I p r Sm t m I U Arm our Blood, Bone &. P o ta sh . ifa Arm our Celery Grower ■r vu fU Arm our Vegetable Arm our Practical Trucker T ■WBBnMiii'li. af j' I ll A ll great fire,” free fights between Uie catcher after grain, like oats or wheat, has been Middletown, N. Y,; had a million dollar and runner over an untouched base, dis-1 scattered on the rooudo they begin to find fire last Wednesday. Thirty-six buildings Jointed thumbs that had to be pulled In and scratch out tbe young shrimp. From Induding the Rockwell House, Balsam by Uie united strength of your friends— then on Uiey sftem more fond o f catching House aud Palatine Hotel, all summer reUiem than eating the grain thrown opt. tfint all is real again I And Uicn you are back In college with The hyacinths are easily gathered by all Bdrts. Fire started In the clcctricplontor the Qlf filled wlUi cheers of the massed near the S t Johns and Ocklawahn rivers, the latter hoteL Dynamite was used to root ire. ihe president with teeth chatter­ and Umt grain is so very high, and the help check Uie flames. ing in his fear lest 'a lost game should food Uiey ivovlde so complete, Uiat no Biggest Bargain In Sanford mean a loss of freshmen in-the fall, the doubt Unde Sam will provide shelter for 2b acres In the city limits. Has line of town girls— nut yet college widows numerous beds of them along the rivers — watching your every play, the madness that they may not become extinct by ex­ lake protection. Ten acres tiled and four flowing wells. Dwelling house, of victory while the old bell rang Itself off,| treme cold in winter.—Ex. stable and other outhouses. Price It? bearings—yes, you were a part of it alltri $12,500. Brokers protected. •Martin Mr. Brig is Greenberg,- owner. J Trut1, you caught fouls on the bounce T; W. Briggs for Uio past five year* tho | and caltqgrfor a "low ball" und waited for the pltittllJrito Uirow seven bolls before you head of Uie meat deportment of the San"Let no guilty man escape"—compel ________ took your _____ base; you knew______ nothing ^ of |ford Grocery Company has severed his ] every property owner In tho city who squeeze plays and-bunts. But you caught I oon“ ®ction ^ d i that firm and accepted a has not yet dona so to build a good side­ w *** Roberta grocery. Mr. walk ; and also compel those whose walks the bull in your hands and not.ln a mat- j ^°. tress, and after two strikes you came 'up Briggs Is one of the most competent meat I are In bad condition to répète them at under the bat Without cushions god shl n j f “ ^ ? •ta^- “ nd understands the once.—^ Tampa Tildes. proteClors. uhd you are prouiFof the swol­ Ihandling òr meats thoroughly. His ambi-1 CLOSING OUT * len joint that gives you the opportunity to lion is to have the best of meats and to My stock o f Guns and Rifles. New tell your neighbor on the bleacher of the have everything neat and clean about tho second hand. Bargulns -If you grout.piny for which It was the penalty. more, and along these lines he has built want them. Marry J. Wilson. Ids reputation. At the store of J. D. RobAnd so-wo middle-aged men who could I cru an elegant new department for meats I not run around the bases without calling MAIL BOXES la the doctor, who would bo terrorized by has been built, all screened and put In The best Box made—The Riley. Used pitching we used to despise, wtio would firsi-da ss_order. Here the old patrons and the new will exclusively,on Route No. I. flee a grounder'und misjudge a fly—we - Harry J. Wilson. bo met by Mr. Briggs and the -public can who are growing u trifle stout in ourprosi iw s i t y J is i ^ ww minili oa d» I .Uìgy VíH! Art only - B Bt flud c i t m i i L m i n i g » ----------- bleachers. The younger generation list-. best of every tiling in fresh und smoked] ..We curry üui-MuuUiuttio» fixture«, njmi k tpallar»)*»i'n a"coml cace ml Íugly to our reminiscences a full line of gas fixtures, brackets, etc. Ass Mr. Briggs. Gas stoves and ranges. and-thinks of us a* sedate, sedentary sup­ ‘ ' ’ T jie F ermalo H ard w are C o . pliers of house rent and pocket money. _ Tfic gomes between .Sanford an d . Or: strapping young sous id. ours ando scheduled Tor " y£i I eriln y ufter noun their track teams, their football, and their was called after the first inning on ac­ oouche»-~they cannot understand this re­ count of rain. A double header Will pro­ am again asking for OLD SHOES, version to enthusiasm over a game witlph bably be played this afternoon. will give what Uiey are worth they watch critically and discuss Jn terms S I Z E S , 6 , 7 , 0 , 9 . I l l II A N D IS we are ashamed to ask them to define. if It's printing yon want, send It to T he I But to us it Is a stirring of old adventure- H erald office. First-class work guaran- Old Shoos Wanted *■Celebrated Fertilizers— Do you want Hardwood Ashes? 'J. Dried Blood, Sheep Manure, -Blood and Bone Nitrate o f Soda? * ■ Ask for it, W e have it TH E A R M O U R F E R T IL IZ E R WORKS Jacksonville, Flá. (Write us) r-i*r‘ CHAS. H. E V A N S j’ Sales.Agent, Sanford, Florida . (Aiüt Hlm) F. J . POW ERS Real Esta.te and Rentals • ROOM 9 H YN ES BUILDING I am JÊacmfi ill ifl£trQoh> 2Txl 3 miles ifd m town; 41V# -acres on each place tilled, plowed and ready for cultiva­ tion. These places are for sale cheap, good^ terms. -W ritem e. I am * “ - Ity of M.M. “Sinitli (Hands, the best located lain offered for sole, A lso choice city lots and residences at reasonable prices. Call or write m e for particulars. E . Irvin’s $hoc Shop Oor. 3rd fit, and Sanford Ava. i-- it , j r«r 1 . ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1909 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 13, 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 13, 1909. 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