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I N S A N F O R D — L if t it W^nh Living
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. AUGUST 19. 1910
ALL AROUND FLORID#
w e n bridoE-rotten roads
orse F alls In and
The General News of
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of Flowers.
Dumps His Load.
The people o f this section will hardly
>tv bonds for brick roads as long as
.elery avenue Is neglected and allowed
o go to ruin as it now stands.
Brick
C D U fD fR O M THE STATE PRE
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Failure to provide screens over i
exhibited for sale and otherwise viol
the health ordlnaaoae in -h eep in g u t.
Tory premises, caused s ix te e n -p e r«
, be arralilned before Judge A . 0. V
in the Municipal Court at Jackso'
The cases against the Offenders wer seated by Chief Sanitary Inspector t
Floyd, and his staff o f sanitary pair
and fo rc e d the most interesting f
o f the session o f thefeourt, at whlc
(cn
ty-three cases were heard in ex| ■one
hour. ;
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It is claimed Palntka t»b , „ , e W0|j non
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towb
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m ve built .... churolhes,
uments.
crecjipd the Jium
ents,
iiu m e/rou>
like neods.'4i#M )w it is ^ £elted j , hat
yn jTAre
1|ir.> rwamnn'
they organ|ile
Compaq
Several in injktrlous
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make a good in g b y raiill){ c(llc
There is.no U per place in ([lp WOf.
----- which to ra ip touluy, buyI)ergons
not expect to ako a s u . f l , o f ,he
iee^s in cities where t h # owl> |lf|
on other peop 1 flW S ^ jh fc k e u »
plenty o f roochaud fresh
to thrive well/and the to
to engage in the chicken
— Gainesville Sun.
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A delegation from the
board
o f trade left tliat city by
ian
on Wednesday for Chic laheville
' and Clncituiatl. They
on (pleasure
oud for the interest of
i slid Plant
City in particular, an 1*111. «fistribute
reading m atter pertalni
to tLo many
advantages o f Plant -Ci |and inuvounding country,
••/i.«. F.
Tlie schools o f Poll. (
if> of- opening
•a ftd fu Ila U o h i
point to a large atter
(nd much
good will no doubt be
»died. The
Lakeland school w ill a
be'in charge
o f Prof. Wtu. N. Sb<
femer State
Superintendent o f Pul .
Inunction, and
with his competent
c p ^ f eighteen
teachers, the outlook i
exo «entacholarship is good--------------Visitors from K ey 1
• fever has been very
account o f a meager
water. A large pro)
tants o f the city de|
which they store ii.
Since lost October. I
hurricane brought e io
carry aw ay the island, *
most a water famine am. .
sickness has come as o r.
jyia t typhoid
« t there on
if drinking
'nhhbi-
Hundreds or Homeseekers Will
Locate In Celery Delta
o( the people getting a fa ir shake is agl.people on Celery A ven u e and
’ ' Kkat ild e. There is no "thoroughfare
P e o p le VVho W ish t o O ro w V e g e ta b le s
ange County that is traveled os e x r o r F r o n t W ill C h oose
vely as Celery Avenue and yet for
S anrord
al years the road and bridges have
Florida Is in the eyes o f the people o f
nllowed to go to pieces and-Just now
the United States. The lands in the west
pad is.im pssaih la.--O n this road all
und lb JCanadaJutYjc becn.
lutomobnrtrevel to the Casrcoairtf Ailed and many o f these peoplo are turn
e and Orlando Coun.y can hardly
ing toward Florida, to get a milder climate.
* it o f good roads when the travelers
The erid lands o f the west have been re
srienee-aacft rough roads at thls-'-4fld
claimed and the new Irrigation system
he county.
has been a great boon to the farmer, but
• here are more people living in the
he must obligate himself to pay a yearly
¿dery Delta than any other part o f Or*
tax and the chances are good for the sys
ange County and they pay more taxes
tem to bankrupt him If a few years o f
and y e t'in the matter o f good roods they
bad crops should endure.
get nothing. One day this week as W. H.
The Sanford system of sub-irrigation
Sypes was driving over one o f theso
has caused die world to take notice and
Tant-leave-her" bridges so generously
it lias been pronounced by experts to be
supplied by our county commissioners the
the b est W ith the pure artesian wells to
horse broke through and only by the
fill the pipes, ^flowing all the year round
sheerest good luck was he extricated and
with no expense after tlie well is driven,
his life saved. The road is full o f holes
the grower has all the chance in the
from one end to the other and the people
world to make good.
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are wuinleriug w faete.a ll n hc .tux .money
Sanford is - n o t a n experim en t
goes.
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tried and true article, and the man who
is seeking a location thinks o f Sanford be
W ed d in g Announcem ent.
Wu have much pleasure in announcing fore any other.section can claim tils at
Uie approaching marriage o f Dr. H. K. tention. "
Hundreds o f homeseekers
in Floridh on every homescekt
lio n from the W est and Northw^
people are wisely looking into |
propositions so extensively a d vj
fore deciding upon a location,
seekers' excursions are ot
U ilc a g o am) other points
jt and
. . third Tueadpjrln each
rentyodd days are given to remal
oriila,
.nnd during that time a prett
lideii of
the various local! t ie r c a n b e
Jnc-d by
the prospective seitlei
la i ami Murphy o f this c ily to Mrs. E.P.Welborne.
Industrial Record.
o f DeLand, Fla. The ceremony will take
ligh tn in g struck the r>
ÍC . W. place about the first, o f September at
th.
Banknlght, at Archer, du
stomi Asheville, N. Q , where Mrs. Wclborne is
on Thursday night, doiifoon iderable now staying. Mulberry will . be . without
damage to the upper
ily one tlie services o f this popular doctor for
Iverson was in die house
time on about four weeks. Everyone in Mulberry
the lower floor end did
o f the nnd especially those who have the pleas
dam age above. Mr. on
nnknlght ure o f knowing'Mrs. Wclborne, w ill unite
were in Jacksonville at
with us in expressions o f hearty congrat
Editor Williamson <
diari has ulations and good wishes for their future.
Jo
has snap-shotted a
sonville — Mulberry Journal.
negroes who paid th poll
This announcement will come as u
axes un4
uses th a n to illustruun « l i
iul.attack surprise to the many friends o f Mrs. W elop Pleasant Holt.
borne in this city where site is so well
and favorably known and where she re
The Orlando Elks
to. the
sided for several years.
Mrs. Wclborne
opinion that Orland
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is
the
widow
o
f
the
late
Judge
Welborne
able ambulance t o t h e si
.disabled
and inffrm 1*opleph o are constantly wig) at . the time o f his deaih^ several
coming to the clty.They hav' according- years ago was County Solicitor'. **" Since
his death tyre- Wclborne Ims been engag
ly.ordered such nPnveyane
and will
ed in the life insurance business In which
proedee charity lii>i» prncli al way. i
Corn crops now iorn farm all around she was em inently successful. Her many
friends extend congratulation in advance.
Hastings, Elkton id other pi ces in fit.
Johns county wfre three
onths a go
Launch P a rty .
.fine Irish potAioJwcrc hnrvSsted.
The beautiful moonlight o f Florida,
~The
‘ OcalaLi"St
Ims tha*
Ocala » vili furoous in song and story, is never more
have a bouse ft
beautiful than in August and in Sanford
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more houses ait ullt at one
where Lake Monroe leaves the shores with
SANFORD
BEAUTIFUL
NEWS OF THE WORLD
Ladles* o f S a n fo rd w ill Im p ro ve C lly
d* would be ali right but thtr question SANFORD HAS THE REAL GOODS
An Epitome o f the Week's MostI
portrait Happening* In the
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TURNING SANFORD WAY MAKE
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A visitor to tlie city this week stated
that to Ids certian knowledge there would
be several hundred new fam ilies settle in
tlio Sanford district this season. Tliat
this section was the begi_ advertised of
any in the world and since the results
could be shown, the price o f land cut no
figure and that the new people were com
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. Sanford has never made a claim tliat
could not be substantiated and the inves
tor who is wise enough to sec the land
before lie buys will choose Sanford every
lime. That is the true solution o f this
section's remarkable growth and the
reason the city has reached the era of
prosperity now apparent.
New store
buildings and new residences are going
up like magic and yet the increase in
population makes the demand greater.
The railroad facilities and water trans(»rta tio n make Sanford tlie best interior
city in Florida from a business standpoint
and the new residences and suburban
property w ill make it the best residence
city. The Sanford Traction Co. brings,
the city and country dwellers in close
touch and Sanford is
discarding the
swaddling cloths of an infant c ily and
donning Uie habiliments of a full fledged
metropolis.
The new people will get a hearty, w e l
come to Sanford when the excursions
start this way. *>.
The ladles who so earnestly desire to
see Senford the beautiful little city that
she should be are willing to use every
means at their command and their best
efforts. .------------------------------------ -*------In their own pride In Sanford, as well
as the desire In every wom an's heart to
be surrounded b y all that i t beautiful,
they are w illing to do that they can to
cultivate and uplift the home ideals of
the people. It is hardly creditable to any
town, country or people to let the women
do ail the work. - — .— ------------I f f th0"eirdrt ftTmake beautiful and at
tractive the work the ladles have under
taken can be made a pleasure and not a
burden i f they can count on the goodwill
Items of Interest Gleaned From
Various Sources
HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEI
H ere
the Readers Will Find a Brier
Historical Spring Flowing
For Hurried Reodera
Florence Nightingale, the famous nurse
o f thn Crimean W ar and the only woman
who ever received the Order o f MeriLdted
Sunday afternoon at her London home.
Although she had been an invalid for a
long time, rarely leavin g her room where
she"passed-the tim e In a half recumbent
and hearty cooperation oC tjbfl élty bfficJols position and was under the constant care
— who can, if they will kindly receive the o f a physician, her death was somewhat
suggestion, do a great deal to help .the unexpected.
ladles, by having the street force plow up
rS teadily gaining in strength and free so
the park and plant St. Augustine grass in
far from any ta in t. o f blood poisoning,
it. It is so little trouble to take care of
yor Gay nor has put another week be
after It has been w ell^started and Is so
nd him'and is one step nearer recovery
refreshing and pleasing to the eye. A ll
m the bullet wound inflicted on Tuesthe plots where it is desired to plant
ay by James J. Gallagher.
fltfwera and evergreens could be prepared
Increases in the freight rates aggregat
and made ready by the same street force
ing, according td estim ates made by the
for the seeds and plants.
Interstate Cummerce'Commission, $500,
'A fte r the hard work In the purk has
.000,000
annually in official classification
u done a n d it- is ready- fat ■the ladies
territory tliift pairrof the country north o i - .
to make beautiful, if the owners of all the
lots, especially those In the heart o f the the Ohio and Pototnac and east o f the
Mississippi rivers will be considered at a
city, are not w illing to have them cleaned
hearing to be begun this week at the
up and kept clear o f weeds and all oilier
custom house at New York.
unsightly debris. Is it JmprticUcabM//U>
Continuation over tiio. grantor port of
suggest that the city take this lim iter in
the country o f temperature near or below
hand and have it done!
It would odd very much to tlie appear the normal is predicted for tlie coming
W eather
ance o f Sanford to cut down all ihé weeds, week by; the United States
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as It certainly Is no longer necessary to Bureau. . A disturbance is foreastod to \ i
tlie Rocky Mountain region
keep that standing crop o f weeds to ad form over Uie
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vertise the wonderful fortuity of Sanford Monday and to move eastward attended
by uiisetUcd weather and showers.
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Th e' unkept appearance of Sanford, will reacli the AtlanUc States by the m id
with the m any piles o f boxes^ barrels and dle o f Uie week and will be followed by
weeds, which greets tlie eye o f the visitor fair and cooler weather.
and newcomer is the frequent occasion of
unflattering criticisms on the lack of
pride and refinement o f its citizens.
Unless we nil, met), women and chil
dren, work with understanding and mu
tual pride, as well as loyal love for Sanford,
a great many o f the efforts made by the
ladies will be futile.
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City fatlienrand every citizen o f ,i’Snnford we beg that* you will respond to
every practical appeal of the S. I. A., and
gladly do your shure’ to make oytr “ Lucky
Sanford" not only our pride a^id joy. but
in every w ay beautiful.
A ' S; I. A .
W. E. Robinson, Mayor o f El Paso, lost
bis life Monday morning xftiUe endeavor
ing to warn a number o f firemen o f im
minent danger from a tottering walk A t
tho same time, Todd Ware, a tircman,was
instanUy killed and W illiam Robinson
and Dave Sullivan, also firemen, were in
jured, Uie luttcr (icrluips fatally.
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W iui Uie rights o f some 30,000 Indian
in quesUon, Uie Supreme Court o f the
United States will begin consideration,
ixobubly during the week o f tbe approach
ing term o f some o f Uie most perplexing
problems arising out o f the relation o f Uie
United States to its wards. Am ong these
F irst Clean-Up * £ le
are quesUons of citizenship and auUiority
The Boston store takc^ a |mge adver
over the lands of Uie individual Indians.
tisement tills Week to gtp lo it their lirst
“ Uncle J o e" Cannon, in an interview,
semi-annual clean-m•¿stilt! and tlie prices
gentle tipples there is nothing w anting'to
on seasonable gootU'wili bring the people denounced tlie “ insurgents.'' He declared
have an outing in tlie evening when the
from every section. Tlie Boston under that he w ill.be u candidate foir the speukmoon sheds its refulgence upon the placid
tlie able inanogohientof Mr. W illis is get ersiilp of Uie next luxisc. He said the re
bosom o f tlie lake.
Launch parties are
ting a large share o f Uie public patron ports o f the contemplated reorganization
now die order o f the night and among
age and th ey Will save you money qn ev o f the Republican party originated with
the many this week the follow ing people
Deatlv o f L. J. Lang.
erything l^ u r y goods, noUons and fur Uie insurgent Republicans and Democrats.
enjoyed themselves on last Tuesday night
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L J. Lang died at the A . C. L . Hospital nishings. Read their page announcement He was confident o f success.
by a spin around the shores o f M onroe:
at Waycross, on W ednesday after an ill nnd note Uie prices. ~
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Tlie luriff, trusts, combines and monop
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Abernathy, Mr, and
ness o f several months.
Mr. Long wbb
olies and an Increased m oney supply, axe
Mrs. Coney, Misses Janie Wicker, Carrie
Case o f P o iso n in g
the tiirce substantial causes for the ad
one o f the oldest and best known en /
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Lovell. Sadie W illiam s. Josephine Mur
gineers on the system having pulled the ' A. R. Thurston received a dose o f poison vance in prides in Uie United States, acdock, Lillian Gibson, Carrie Abernathy;
throttle for the last fifteen years.
Me in some manner last Sunday afternoon cording to Senators Johnston o f Alabama,
Messrs Geo. Lovell. Henry Moor, Wight,
leaves a w ife and two children to mdurn that almost put him out o f business. Clarke of Arkansas and Smith o f South
Kirkland Wicker, Phil Moore.
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hit loea. interment was made at Tampa. Only the quick work o f the physicians Carolina, minority mcinbert o f the select i
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Chicken P llleu
saved him. Mr. Thurston is o f tlie opin senate committee, appointed during tlie
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ion Uiat he suffered from ptomaine poison last session o f congress to investigate and
There will be e chicken pillsu, together
F o r C lerk
ing caused from eaUng canned goods: make a_ re port on wages and the prices o f
with oilier eatables, tield at tlie Union
M.AV. Lovell announces his candidacy
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He is able to be out again today and re conimodlUes.
Church at Moore's Station next Tuesday
tills week for Die position o f Clerk. Treas
sumed his duties at the Imperial theatre.
evening. Aug. 23rd, at 7:30.
Col.
Roosevelt's
name
was
presented
for
urer and Assessor.'! Mr. Lovell is em i
A nice program is being prepared and
temporary
chairman
o
f
Uie
Republican
nently qualified to hold the position and
S e t tin g Out C e le ry P la n ts
your measurement will be token during
state convention o f New York at the
will mage a strong bid for the place. He
the evening.
Sanford is first in everyU iing. and this m eetin g o f the Republican state ooiuinUis a competent bookkeeper und luis had
Arrangements have been made for spec
year the growers will try both early and
His selection for Uiat honor was lost
experience in city affairs.
late calory.
Sanford growers planted by a vote o f 20 to 15.
ial cor service. Car will leave Sanford at
7:15 p. ru. sharp and tlie lost cor will be
their seed beds earlier Uiis year than ever
S e a e to ry o f Agriculture Wilson, the
Union S e rv ic e s a t Churches
before a n d 'lh e weather lias been Ideal for
held at Moore's Station until supper has
oldest
member o f President Taft's cabinet
Union services w ill be held a t Uie Con growing. Til»' plunts have come on apace
noth in age pnd service, reached bis sevgregational church next Sunday night
and this week K. H. Whitner is setting
Come out and enjoy yourselves and help
enty-flfUi birthday anniversary on Tueaopening at 7:30. Rev. A . E. Houtholder
out plants In the fleld. which is said to
dispose o f the good tilings prepared.
d «y . ^
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is the preacher.
be the first o f the season.
It
is
estimated
Uiat
the
pursuit,
capture
Im p ejlu
erial Is Pop u la r
“ Jesus the M an" is the subject o f Rev.
----------------------- 9 j r and trial o f D r Crippen w ill cost the tax
The moving» pictures at the Imperial George B. Waldron's sermon at the Con
N e w B a rb e r Shop.
payers o f London $25,000. Never b efor
th e«ire are jfiat as popular as ever, sad gregational churdi next Sunday morning.
Gua Scharfhauaen and V. S. Arnert has Scotland Yard spent so much in th
despite the fa ct that Manager DeCottes
have purchased the barber shop •in the pursuit of any criminal.
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has more than doubled the former seating
S tr a w b e r r y Pla n ts
Welborn. Block formerly owned by Ben
CTiaeHyifig nBw ilieatre-tx
,*" 'Àny one wanting kUaftbüfrÿ m a g tireeu, and w ill operAlft UlS kgfflF. - ' B ulli
quale to accommodate the crowds that
Jay Ride T«night.
should leave orders at the office o f J. N. o f these gentlem en are good barbers and
Sanford is
nightly t * — •
W hitner who (s anxious to start tills great w ill make extensive improvements in tbe
The trolley party and dance that
“ de- ’ *
. teta house.
crop In the celery, delta on a much larger shop and expect to have one o f the finest scheduled for hut uighl was _
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scale than ever b e f o r e . ________.:_______ tonsorisl. parlors in this section.
until tonight end eve ry on e should tn* advantage o f Uie tim e to enjoy a W
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been grant
Cameron City.
You can dan r'
C o m in g By Car Loads. ^ '
ack to the U
a rocen^ m eeting Uie board o f pub
Early in September the Florida Home fancy strikes you for the '
the Orange lic works leased tbe Tam pa Bay hotel
land
Co., w ill run a special excu. jlo n from given up to enjoymeh*
property
to
the
old
lessees,
the
TaippaBay
.’ills, wjtl lie
e accommo- Hotel Company, for the season. Octobdr I, Cincinnati to Sanford and there w ill be go to the ladies for
erests along 1910 to M ay 1, 1911. The consideration about 200 people down to In sp ect' tbe Sanford. Buy
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tha. Jacksonville Metro poll
agreed upon was |4,000,
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a malí who will administer the same Im
DR. N. B. WALLACE
paniai Justice. Sanford has certainly be
Physician and Surgeon
com e a clean city under. Isis administra
Office in M. G. T. Building o fç r Knnnerti
tion and 1 uike th ls t I me to express my
yiew s while L ake It here, not after he It
S a n fo rd , F lo rid a
Opinion
tween You and
C.
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Ctilel U A m o n g T o T a k in g Notea,
and ralUi. He'll Prent ’Cm"—
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S o S aya S au n terer.
JOB W CWrMf ■■rfwm n
4 A , cpu^le o f years ago, a cranky sort o f
an old man cam e into this office and stop
ped his paper because something in It did
not Just suit bis fancy. W e have fre
quently m e t him on the street since that
tim e and It Is amusing to note the look o f
surprise on the old fellow ’s face that wc
a te still In existence regardless o f the fact
that he stopped his paper. Some day—
and It w on’ t T i e ’ long either— that old
gentlem an w ill 'turn up his Iocs. Hls
heart «rill be stilled forever. Neighbors
and friebds w ill follow hls lifeless clay to
the silent city and la y them to rest among
..ibe-Uowea*. -An-abituarjr- w ill -bo-publish
ed in these cohnnns telling what o kind
father, a good neighbor and beloved citi
zen. . he _W B *—which the recording angel
fjgiilrtiiarhak far charity’s sake, and in a
very short tim e he w ill be forgotten. A s
he Des out there In the cold, cold grave
yard wrapped in the silent slumber of.
death be w ill never know that the last
kind word spoken o f lilm was by the ed
itor o f that paper which in life he so
spitefully "stopped.'' Did you ever pause
Just a moment and think that your editor,
whoever ha m ay be, w ill w rite your obit
uary some da yf
With China, Because We Pay
Better Work and
Itary Way, Which
and Support.
er Work, and do It In a San
ici Meet With Your Approval
M. H A M IL T O N
So far W. H. Underwood is alone In
DENTIST
the race for mayor, and It begins t o . look
There
like he would have a clear field,
Room 13 Pico Building
i f persistent rumors that D. L. Thrasher
Phone 355
woulid make the race, but Mr. Throsher
seems to think ha ought to serve his term
as alderman before taking on a more ar
duous duty o f mayor. M y old friend, A.
T Rosactter Is also “ mentioned” as a pos
_ DENTIST
sible candidate and h ii excellent steward
Office: Hines Bldg, over WoodrufTs Store
ship as short term alderman has given
SANFORD, FLORIDA
him a good chance to seek further honors.
but.bclng.of- a -retiring disposition^the
office w ill probably have to seek the man.
DR. R. M. M A S O N
My friend. Brady, states that he w ill not
DENTIST
enter the list this time prefeHng to let
the other fellows have some fun.
Phone 18
Welborn Block
j , h . o v e ; i‘
My friend Holden has several schemes
There is no room for doubt but that o f retrenchment that he is anxious to
X L Sanford w ith the united efforts o f its en work out and I hope he w ill remember 10
terprising citizens, can greatjy increase make provtsioq for the fire department
Its business and enhance the value o f pro when' the lim e comes. There are several
perty. Everything Indicates n forward leaks that should be stopped and w hile,!
m oventAu. The high standard o f mor believe In improvements and favor the
ality that exists Is inducing m any to* look pr«scnt administration, I also think that
tills w a y with a view o f Igp/tlng. Our economy could be practiced in the several
excellent schools is a feature greatly ap- department*.
predated ’By" the best people o f this sec
■The S a ü n t e b e k .
tion. and are proving attractive features.
A s trading and silipping point Sanford is
The L o ca l " P a p e r "
already ahead o f pny place In the county
Newspapers ore frequently criticised for
or this’ section o f country. No place o f being too much on tW ""b o om " order, yet
its size la the county receives greater ship tho closest analysis wlU reveal the fact
ments o f merchandise or sends out more that on overdose o f optimism on the port
fruit and vegetables. ' Our business hous o f Lite press has saved more than one
es are being transformed Into beautiful community from «going to the "denm ltion
blocks, and residences’ Into modern dwcl- bow-wows,” as our old friend, Mr. Mantilings and cottages. ...____ .
linL used to say. On the other hand there
N ow as m any ore thinking and talking are m any people wlio believe that the
o f oom lng thither to locate, let all give elder, and, Jn fact, the only mission o f the
then! words o f encouragement and hearty press is to boost thè other fello w ’s gam e
welcome to this goodly land o f peace and at ony (im e and In all places. The ener
“ ' abundance.
Encourage those who a r e , gies o f such a paper are frequently was lpt1,
w orthy whether they have capital or not. but the steady, opUmlstic note o f the K>Labor is worth money.
Those who have col papers form a happy medium between
m oney will buy lots, build liouses or re
in o<Icl old ones.
L e i us w ork‘and stimu
Our remarks are prompted by some
late every legitim ate enterprise b y giving rather neat paragraphs from the.Orlando
it fill the friendly encouragmcnt w e cap. Reporter-Star which sq yi:
and unite our Industry, Intelligence and - "Nothing is to stimulating as the prac
capital In n common cause for the good tical optimism which radiates from a local
o f our town. L et us cultivate o , public paper that picks out the bright side o f
spirit and talk less and work more.
En- current events, and boosts its own comr courage our local authorities in making I munity-with a - p e q - t b a t never forgets
improvements,
¡»peak up, speak well, trifles in the enthusiasm qf its town's de
talk encouragingly qf. your town and its velopment.
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■ bright prospects It Is these m any Utile
Th e ’local paper' is the thermometer of
considerations that makes a town grow. civic spirit, the barometer o f Its moral at
Nature has showered upon us her d iolce mosphere and of Its seasons o f progress
blessings, and with perfect unity and and depression.
effort for the good o f odr common cause,
It Is used Im partially by the people as
great w ill be the result.
social whetstone, mirror, tonic, alarm
clock, megaphone and encyclopedia.
4 1 «risii to commend Mayor Lake upon
It is at once prophet, doctor, messenger
JllU feflriW f H i nd In riddi ng ihn r i la o f . U*ip. pu U In*aet nrnpc-gtm m n d w m tirailg'
undesirable cltizent** He knows no favor- o f the community.”
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ilcs and. -treats while und black alike, _ AU o f which is well s a id .. W h en b u si''hen they appear before Mayor Lake nesa is duU it is the local newspaper that
time it means a fine, the second sounds the cheerful note, and when a
•Talon from the’ city or If the |w ave o f prosperity is nbout to take a sid
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'in at onoe. This is is yore''borne pa per that throws the switch.
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grovrini community, and no one bos yet
-esenlattve. arisen V «row? anything to the contrary.
—Ashe* IN. COQUien.
SANFORD, FL
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Sanford, Florida
Some time ago 1 noticed an article In
The Herald about the awful condition of
W . E .-H G U S H O L D E R
iha road, leading to the cem etery a n d one DR.
day this week 1 had ocular proof ~ a r r H i r
DENTIST
fact.
This road certainly needs 'th e at
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tention o f the county commissioners for
a poorer road does not exist. 1 also agree
with the gentleman or lady who wrote
the article that the cem etery needs atten
tion and I hope our good ladies o f the D IC K IN S O N & D IC K IN S O N
Improvement Association w ill take up
this matter. Our cem etery should be put
in first class order and kept that way, the Pboples Bank Bldg.
Sanford, Fionda
whole place planted in Bermuda grass
and a chapel built where the services
A N D E W JO H N SO N
could be held without subjecting the
mourners to the heat o f the sun or in
ATTORNEY-AT-JJkW
clement weather.
There a n three great rocks ahead o f
the practical young man who has his feet 4 I heard sometime ago that q new older.
upon the ladder gnfl 1* beginning la rise. manic ticket w ou ld-b e put In the field
First, drunkenness,- which, o f course,1s this y ear,, as the present mini l munii Ion
fa la L ' There Is no use wasting any time was spending too much money jn sqrçet
on the young man who dripka Jlouor. no work and Ihe'pOlU» force. I quite agire«
m atter hq*y exceptional l y talent. Sec
with them that In these departments there
ond, speculation. The business o f a spec could be some money saved. A mounted
ulator and that o f a manufacturer or man officer could round up the fe w cows that
o f ufTalrs are not only distinct, but incom might stray into the principal part o f the
patible. The manufacturer should go for city— no need to go out In the country
ward steadily, meeting the market prices. I and get tiiem— and this mounted police
When there are goods to sell, sell them; man could g iv e the city an ex cellen f’pawhen supplies are Deeded, purchase them, trol, especially after dark.
Without regard to the market price in
I am still o f the opinion that die city
cither case. I have never know^ a spec should follow my suggestion regarding
ulative manufacturer or business man the pombinlng o f the sanitary departmcht
who scored a permanent success; he is and fire department.
rich one day, bankrupt the n e x t The
Tw o paid drivers at $100 per month aqfl
third rock is Akin to speculation— endors rooms furnished could attend die fire
ing. There are emergencies no doubt. In alarms and haul the garbage and do both
which men should help their friends,-but I well. There are plenty o f good young
there law rule that will keep one safe; no inen in Sanford - who would take the Job.
m&n should place bis name on the obliga at least other cities larger than Sanford
tion o f another If he has uot sufficient Ul Ihave tried It and keep applicants on the
jn eet it without detriment to hls business. I jvoltiag-iisu
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A TTO R N E Y AND COUNSELLOR at J.AW
Practice In State and Federal Courts
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Office nn Pflrk Avenue, between
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Best Fertilizers
T H O M A S E M M E T W IL S O N
A T T O R N E Y A N D COUNSELLOR
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Late Slate Attorney Seventh Tudtclnl T'tmiU of
F IR S T C L A S S
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Sanford,
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Residence*. Sanford and Svlvan Lake
L. G. S T R IN G F E L L O W
T H È C IT Y
JUSTICE OF TH E PEACE
( Urti Stiert, one Mock from Depot ol ’PoaltriiiolB«)
NOTABY PUBLIC
H. E. W lS ^S P ro
Formerly Manager o f Ccn
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Steaks, Chops, Oysters an
Ffsia specialty
. C iv il E ngineer and S urveyor
Drainage and Irrigation Work.
Lots
Stakedouland Leveled. W ellsLocated
Office at T itle Bond & Guarantee Company
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Prompt, Clean Service
Reduced Rates j
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uildlng, on
MPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
Wekiva Tribe No. 41
fu m in g grounds o f Sanford. Meetings
on the 1st and 2nd W ednesday o f each
month In Masonic Hall. Visiting broth
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O. W. SPENCER. Master_________ ___
J.-C. ENSMINUER. Secretary
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Meal llickets n r5
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Meets Tuesday nightly at 8 o'clock, at
the hall In the Stone-Gove
v e r y t L j F I T » « C ia jL g _ +
S h o rt O r d e r s A t A ll H o u rs
Post Office Box 789 •
F. O.E., CELERY CITY AERIE 1853
TLEM EN
A P L A C E FO R L A D IE S A N
Communication Every ^ irs t and Third
■ Fridays at 7 p. m.
l R E T A IL CASH
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Meets every M onday night at 7:30 in Ma’sonic Hall. V isitin g brethren are cor
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TONSORIAL
rniture
Furniture
PARLORS
ALW AYS
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ra'8hionabIe H q i r Gutting
and G eneral ¿ a rb e rin g
Net Sulphur Baths sóli Children's Hair
Cutting a S p ecialty
, . Oaa *w * »*4 ya* b e n i * Suua.li T » nt*
PICO BLOCK. O I*POSH E EXPRESS
OFFICE
lo m e
. J. D. P A R K E R , Prop.
Room and Tíoafd "J l.á O "P er "D a y
Meals, 38c.-
Special Rate by the Weak
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�30 O ’clock Sharp and will Last
W e don’t promise we will have everything advertised ten days, for so low. are the prices
that some lots w ill go the very first
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advertised will be ready
THURSDAY
Brilliantine
AUGUST
Silks
Voils
In black, blue, brow n, 40-inch wide,
w orth 50c, yd, cle a n sw eep price _ .3 9 e
Roubalx Suiting
F or fu ll Suits and Skirts, im p erviou s to
rain o r dampness, w orth 19c. Clean
Sw eep P r ic e ............ J................. ......... 14c
Moire Poplin'
A n o th e r new fa b ric th a t w ill be inch*.!
ed in the C lean S w eep S a le a t ........ 21c
Plain Poplin
In a ll the fa ll colors w orth 35c. Clean
Sw eep p r ic e .^................................ . . . 2 2 c
Percales
T h e n r e w orth 10c yd. and are in a ll the
new fa ll colors, C lean Sw eep price S l/tc
Ribbons
M erry W id ow Ribbons /or the “ M erry
W id ow B o w s” , w orth 35c, this sa le 23c
Baby Ribbons
F u ll lin e colors, C lean Sw eep price 10c
dozen yards or less q u a n tity, y a r d . . . l c
Hosiery
‘^ fa d im s ’ thin S ilk L isle , m edium w eight,
w orth 25c, for th e C lean S w e e p . . . . 19c
Children’s Hose
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In tan on ly, s tr ic tly a 25 c hose, during
this sa le_____j_ _ . . _ ^ .............. ........... 19c
C h ildren ’s, wor.th iOc, at . . . . . . . . . . . 8 c
pihk, blu e .w h ite, black, rose',
yard C lw ííT S w eep S a le . 20c
Silks
F ren e
18
vp lty Silk in Dresden pattern
gdyeesses, w orth 59c, a t-3 9 c
44-in T h e French m ade guaran teed a ll
wool. Good line color, w orth $1.25 yd.
C lean Sw eep p r ic e ........ ..................... 89c
The $1.25 Shirt
In soft bosom w ith or w ith ou t c o lla r (or
Dress Ginghams
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The.lew//lin e th at has just a rriv ed inelu ded in thè big s a le ,'w ill go at ; . 8 ^ c
Chambrays
In solid/colors*stripes and plaids, w orth
12J4c yd., Clean Sw eep p r i c e ........ 8 ^ c
Clean Up,
On Sol id/Colored Law n s Pink Blue, and
Laveq'de/r, Clean Sw qep S a le ........ . 3 V* c
V a lep cîen n es La ces in botli edge and
insertiug to m atch, C lean Speep ..* ..3 c
Corsets
rated La Tosca Corset on sale
Clean Sw eep sa le a t ........ 43c
Pearl Buttons
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A ll sizes, long or short sle ev e shirts,
special Clean Sw eep p r ic e ................ 21c
B. V. Dl Underwear
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Shirts w ith short d raw ers to m atch, are
w orth 50c, Sale p r ic e
.................39c
Scriven’s Drawers
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T h e y are the S creven p aten t and m ade
o f P e p p e r il D rill, w orth 50c, price .3 9 c
Men’s Neckwear
S e vera l hundred different patterns, but
o n ly tw o prices. • T h e 50c ties a t _ .3 9 c
“ 25c “
“ ..1 9 c
Men’s Sox
G ood P e a rl Buttons, a ll sizes, for the
Coats Yhread
D uring the Clean
Shirts and Drawers
Th e 10 1 2 {A and 15c ones g o a t
Overalls
Sw eep sale
w e w ill
Men’s Shirts
In solid B lue Denim or pin check, w orth
75c, C lean S w eep p r i c e .................... 4 3 c ’
Wash Bhirts
W ith or w ith ou t collar, w orth 50 to 75c,
C lean S w eep p r ic e ___________________ 3 9 c
M ade o f H e a v y B lu e C ham bray, for this
Ladies’ Ton Strop Sandle, CloanSweepPric e . . ........... r . _________
Old Lady Comforts, high or low, Clean Sweep S a l e ...... ......................................
Ladies' Patent Leather Oxfords. Clean Sweep Sale..............................................
Oxford Strop Sandals worth $3.00 to $3.50, Clean Sweep S a l e . . . . ____7 ............
Trunks and Bags— A new department that has been added. Suit Cuses from
Trunks from $12.50 down to
14 yds. Yard-Wide Bleaching quanity limited for $1.00 14 yards Good Cambric, quantity' limited for
Hundreds o f other things that w cTLa.YL‘i\,t,sn«ux--U)—mention,
piiucs, 110 goods SUITE cJTi ap7
proval or samples’ fCut, everything spot cash. M oney refunded if everything Is not as represented.
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FLORIDA TRUCKER
“ A Newspaper Within a Newspaper.”
Published In the Interests of the Intending Investor and Settler by the^ Howard-Packard Land Company. Incorporated, Sanford, Florida
Destiny is About to Begin the Writing of a Chapter of Southern History
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Narrative in the History of the Nation
Often a ¡re volutlonaryf, change in the
trend o f development it foreshadowed by
a strangely unanimous note o f prophecy
In the large Influential newspapers o f this
country, and the South, especially Florida.
• ti the subject o f countless editorials and
■pedal articles liU lift nreas a to h e-o rw u it
tinje.~*7“
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Here Is one from the Cincinnati Enqul
r«n
f r o m th e e n tire n o rth ern belt ea s t
• f th e D a k ota s th e re has been an un-
W E GUARANTEE FLDWING WELLS
ositlon.
ed. Then lo tu s tell you that the stalks
Understand that In m entioning celery
And you must decide quickly— now if o f celerp grown not a hundred yards from
w c do not advocate concentration on this
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and will positively bind ourselves to pro you wish to lie in time for getting any
the edge o f E u reka h a m m o c k lost spring one crop. W e o r e p r a c tic a l fa rm e rs .
vide you with n natural flowing well for thing out o f the land this season. Some
were the sice o f four b ig men's arms in W e have funned In the north and west as
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each five acres for the sura o f only $75 o f our formers are already busy preparing
circumference—crisp, ••meaty", fragrant— well a t on our own lands here, and are
each. One well is sufficient to irrigate seed-beds for crops, and land is being
np.celery In t h e w oflil ca n ram pare w it h )s trong!y-lo f a vor of-tHrerirtft
(Tve acres by |h t sub-irrigation sysuun in ■broken-in-tril-directions tn~OTlTcnMfTotr
Sanford’s celery ut lt t best either as a m eaning more hi the end to the farmer.
use here, and which is explained and of planting.
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beautiful product, nourishing and health- Everything In the vegetable linn that la
Uluitrated In our booklet on the Sanford
Some of the-lan d around- here w ill be Jill,*or as a money maker - nu land in the I now growing in your vegetable garden at
C cleryihdtar sen t free on-request.
used for celery for which ns high ns from world produces more money to the square home can tie grown in lavish abundance
I f you stop a moment to compare the $500 to $1.000 an acre has been realized. yard than some o f the land at Sanford
on E u reka h a m m o c k — potatoes,cabbage,
price o f Eureka h am m o ck with tho price You can readily demonstrate the fertility
And.
lettuce, OBiHiragus, strawberries, beans,
tlau ally In creasin g m ovem en t o f p e o asked for arid lands with the p rom ise o f o f Eureka h a m m o c k
when we say that
ple f o r n ea rly t h ir t y y e a rs t o th e lands water In the undeveloped, untried lands If you will look at the frail stalks o f celery
or th e South, and n ow t h a t a blight o f the west, where the yield o f crops can at present on the market, you will notice
h as fa llen upon th e a g ricu ltu ra l p ro s never approach those o f Sanford,
p e c t * o f th e s e c tio n o f th e n o rth w e s t
you there |s very little " life "
in them, they
must decide in favor o f our Florida prop*. are very small, frngile and woefully wilt-
Conservatively Cultivated, Eurcha Hammock can he made to
mean Future Independence toYou.
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r e fe r r e d to , th is m o vem en t fr o m the
.Florida Is Now the Land
of Promise and Prosperity
Tiiousands o f people are coming into
Florida— thousands more expect to come.
turn good
money— better money than
what you are now obtaining— when culti
vated in the right w ay, •
So this land at $150 an acre is worth
n o rth t o th e sou th w ill nssume g r e a t
e r p r o p o rtio n s than e v e r b e fo re .
brussel - sprouts, onions and other things
that could be mentioned,'and all these re
what wo usk.
EUREKA HAMMOCK
Sanford’s Rich, Black Sandy Loam Sub-Divis
ion for High-Grade Diversified Tauck Farming
cording to
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thq earning capacity o f the
land, you would
held either by settlers or by Investors; so
to Florida taken place that, where months
- ago there were millions of acres consider
ed o f no value. It is difficult to obtain a
large acreage at
prices which prevailed
only six months ago'
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People have com e to Florida and found
It good.
good
T h ey h ave found th e clim a te
all th e
y e a r round.
During the
recent hot spells reported by the northern
newspapers, Florida was cooled by breez
es from Gulf to Ocean.
Flowing Wells Guaranteed
Rail, Water and Hard Road Transportation
Free Lots Tow n Site of Clyde
— „ R a ilr o a d facilities to be augmented by Sanford & Everglades Inter- /
urban Traction Line extension from Cameron City to Clyde. Hard
road to be paved Sanford to Orlando,, passing through Eureka H am :
•j ° i ‘ ,Strictly a G O O D -offering to those who seek something in Flor- r
ida lands above the commonplace.
It is difficult to
$150.00 PER ACRE
make those who have never been to Flor
id a
understand or* believe that Florida Is
not hot in summer.
Nevertheless, Florida
has the most equable summer clitqpte of
uny state in the Uulon.
■The Sanford territory has within Its
boundaries soil rich enough to dominate
the early spring vogetable market o f the
country.
times as much— just In the^saine wuy as
you can buy them.
FREE LOTS
H am m ock , on
the
I the northwest corner o f Eureku.
CLYDE
|uro oven greater than nt our form er town
site o f Cameron Cjty, now a
W e shall
not Isold out the inducement o f free lots
for any length o f time, so would urge you
to make up your mind to visit us tills fall
and look over the ground.
W e are sure
that If you w ill personally visit Sanford,
|Sanford and
what Sanford
is doing will
convince you without further influence on
|our part.
T E R M S :— One-third Cash, one-third one year, one-third two years
^jYour money back with 6;^ interest when you have completed
payments If you are not satisfied
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HOMESEEKER'S EXCURSIONS
Every First and Third' Tuesdays
of Each Month*
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up t o and In clu din g N o v e m b e r. T ick
A s k fo r F u r th e r D e ta il* on th e C o u p o n -
e t s a re g o o d f o r 25 d a y*.
so ld fr o m C h ica g o
la laten t with undeveloped possibilities—
p o in t*.
S A N FO R D
lo d U h
S a n fo rd
and w e w ill c h e e r f u l l y ^ f e you e v e r y
FLO R ID A
In fo rm a tio n .
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To .-Obtain lliu U>»t rrsuJts nil,- hbouli
They a re
am ) m a n y o t h e r
A sk your, lo c a ljU p k e t a g en
o r w r it e u * h o w
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* - .fo r this'mere Intelligent cultivator.
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flourishing
|village with a church nnd park.
, can g iv e forth
V-A Superabundance
of Good Things
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The
possibilities o f developm ent ut
northern-shore o f Lake Jeaup, for instance,
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ten acre purchase we are
W ith every
I offering a lot In the town Bite o f Clydeu»n
Including free lot in Clyde T o w g Site with every ten acres
The soil o f that truct Of land
'known- as Eureka
have to pay four or flvfe
. |you puy.focJands in low s or Illinois when
Practically a ll the lands o f worth are now
rapidly— so suddenly has the movement
Wore wc to charge you oc-
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Do n o t plan
t o spend
a n o th e r w in t e r In t h e co ld , u n p r o fit
a b le n o r th — c o m e t o S a n fo rd , ta k e
■purdjflse either five or ten acres o f Eure
up a t r a c t a t
k a h a m m o c k on the easy payment plan
and liv e
'offered b y the Howard-Packard Land Co.
EUREKA IfAINtytCOK
th e lire
ytfb’ve w a n te d t o
liv e — In sunny E lo r lA r
i . o f one-third down, one-third the first year
and one-third the second year, and settle
down to make the land pay for its e lf.1
Small forma. Intensively cultivated, are
the rule around Sanford,Trad it la easily
possible m net flrenUir ratfira. i .
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or i L u c r e s o f E u reka h a m m o c k , when
brought in i.' fo rk in g condition, than from
. ■ farm ten t ln S a n * large 'in the north
ern and western ifhlfas, and with
hard work.
This Is mode possibly bjVjhe number o f
crops grown each year on
flpd hy the freedom nf this I
drought.
, sem e acres
rom
H O W A R D P A C K A R D L A N D CO.. I0c.
Sanford, Florida
Pleme write me fully concerning your Eureka Hammock.
AT*o mail me your Sanford Booklet without putting me under
any obligation.
Hojpeseekers continue to arrive In Flor
ida in large numbers.
They scatter,
through the state, vtsltihg the various
colonies and land propositions.
Squib
k o r a afaTUrty iHiUglll’ and others areinercly prospecting. Some are well satisfied
while. M luro are sadly . diaappoohued.
The RMfird advises a ll'Its readers to deal
only with reliable companies, organized
under the laws o f Florida, and. even then,
it is advisable to make your own selec|tlou when possible.
There a « . Jfcteral
acres o f land in Florida, now be
ing ofTcrcd.ior sale- by- colonization pro
moters, rod In th is . vast area there is
I bourn
~*>t some worthless land. Just
of Ilka size In other ports of-1
�Alllust 10, 1910
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THE SANFORD HERALD
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A Romance
Of Flying
W e Manufnctnrc A
Superior Fertilizer for
Corn 7Lawns —
Cane
Lettuce
Beans
Flowers
Celery
Cantaloupe
Cotton
Strawberries
Potatoes
Grape Vines
Tomatoes Orange Trees
W atermelons
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By
Copyright. 1909. by tha BobbtM orrlll Company
H e r b e r t Q u ic k
*-x n » q u ality o f u acleh ood," M id she.
“ Y o u d o n 't create the role. 1 suppose
m y IflaAgs o z a ch arm in g you n g rob
ber, f o r yo u ’re n ot bad looklnr, uncle,
you k n ow .1*
T h eo d ore blushed.
"P ir a c y apd yegglsm
and those
t h in g ! a re so Incom patible w ith one’ s
only su rv iv in g liv e llre-w lth -ab le un
d e , " said V irgin ia.
" In T h e Babes In the W o o d ,'" said
-—
-Theodore, “ the uncle, ttzs quits that
warty
ild hs~push on.
, jh s a d ’s telegram s cam e In from
0,8 * H t , a tlll D elp h ic In aignlflcance.
O ne repOned that N e w Y o rk -w a s prac
tica lly “ a u i^ u n d M ," another that the
country w ou la goon be "g tld lro n e d ."
T h eo d ore waa dear to voices from the
outer w orld.
A letter from H arrod.
p rovin g that tho news o f hla return
had reached the cabin In the donee,
la y on the old escrltolrc-one morning.
envelope, h a lf cut It
V irg in ia ’s dress glim m ering outside.
T h e h a lf opened U tta r fe ll to the desk,
and U ncle T h eo d ore leaped out on the
veranda.
“ M orn ing, u n cle!" aald she. " H a v e
you slept w e ll? " ,
" F in e ."
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"Y o u don’ t look It," aald ahe. "Y o u i
eyes look dull. You d evote too much
tim e to business w h ile you r fa m ily Is
asleep, don’t you?”
• " U n d o " thought o f the unopened let
ter, tho unansw ered telegram s, tho
neglected business, Mr. W n d d y’s m on
ey, Iho uncom pleted acron ef, the sleep
less nights, torm ented b y - n o t business
at all. hot business! D ecidedly not!
" I slept too sou ndly," said he.
T h e y spen t moat u C tb e lr U ro e out o f
doors.
Th eod ore ato w olflshly each
day and drank great qu antities o f c o f
fe e to show that be wns In line fe ttle —
T llt/M lffnblr Fr-plr^-n p hfaand- tTf the
conversation. It w as youth nnd spring
and sw eet fellow sh ip , though the
Item s made hlm rslck o f Mrs. S tott’s
table talk. H e*fra n te d the r iv e r and
Psyche, k n ow in g that he ought to go
and leave her. E v e ry night he vow ed
to go next m orn in g—and laid plana fo r
another dny w ith her,
E arly one m orning they started out
on a berry picking expedition.
Tbe
girl trod in a h ollow and fe ll In a
‘heap on the ..Bermuda grass.
T h eo
dore found her w ith her ankle gripped
in her hands nnd her lips tigh t to bold
back a cry.
A hurried question, u
ch eery reply cut In tw o w ith a tw in g e
o f pain, and ho picked her up. She
th row her arm s about bis neck to ease
tbe burden. Alas. It made It h eavier!
T h e fe r v o r o f bis em brace did tbe an
kle no good and nearly cruahed poor
Virginia.- T h e co lor rose Btowly to her
brow as be set her dow n on the verauda and stood o v e r her, breathing hard.
She rose on ib e sound foot and tried
the oth er ca refu lly.
‘i t Isn’ t bad at all,” said she.
T a k lu g o ff tbe shoe, she held the lit
tle foot In her hand, exam in in g the an
k le critically.
;
,
"D o you think It’a sw ellin g?” she
asked.
Th eodore
ten d erly ~ squeezed
the
shapely ankle and rose to bis feet.
"1 don’t k n ow ," aald he.
“ 1—Ylr*
Oinla"—
i
H o had seized her band and was
looking at her w ith none o f the Im
personality o f tbe surgeon or physP
clan.
She did not take her hand
aw ay.
H e dropped It und ran—ra n tow a rd tho river.
T h eodore was absent at dinner w ith
out apology, and the women w ere In
bed before he stole to his room and
lay tossing again. Desperate, he rose
and w e n t 't o tbe llbrury, ligh ted »
lamp, Haw tbe still scaled letter fr o m
Captain H arrod and slashed It open as
I f It had been tbe breast o f his niorful
foe. It ran:
" T h e odd thing w ith n e—I like livin g
w ith y o u Im m ensely—la that you seem
a' babe In th e w oods m ore than an un
cle, and ? 'h e oth er."
" W h a t 1 w ish you to uhderstknù la
bow honored I am to be y o u r guardian,
eVen though I d o n t d eserve 1L"
. "O h, but you d o l” Bald she. "A n d
there's the Carson blood, Isn't th ere?"
• T h e re ’s the Carson blood," assented
Th ebdore uneasily, “ and tho trust tbnt
blood alone couldn’ t co n fer.”
"A n d the relationship must stand In
the place o f yea rs," ssld V irgin ia, “ fo r
1 can’t go back to the Stmynea. I'm
a fra id th ey’ll find m e and m ako:tn e"—
" T o n shall not go back!” aald T h eo
dore. " N e v e r !"
"M V . m v l" aald— V ir g in ia - — " H o w
fierce, uncle! A n d now let's go flail
ing.”
Yes, Th eodore had fallen.
Fleeing
-the best bedroom. In whléWTRlSf-Giilof*
had established Miss Suarez, be bud
unmoored bis launch fo r flight, but.
reconsidering, had dem anded o f Chloe
mu i-i {lianatInn o f the IncoinureheuHlhle
m ystery o f the prcscm-c, under a state
m ent that she lived there, o f Sbayu e’s
niece.
"S h e's com e to liv e w ith w e a ll,"
said A u n t Chloe. "S h e's kin o' ou'u."
Th eod ore gasped
•,
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"T h e r e must b e norao m istake," aald
he. " H o w can she be related to me.
C h loe?"
" W ’ y, y o ' som e kino o’ uncle to huiy*
replied Chloe.' "H u b inothnh was a
daughtab to1 ole G ln 'rel Cubsou. She
W orried Leo Suarez und died.
Miss
O ln n le kuow ed about us, un' when huh
aunt th row ed hub otTn the alahsliip
fo b stan ’nlu' up .foil you she com e
hyah, Cx she had u right to, sub.”
" B a t sho didn't know l w a s’ h ere7”
Theodore-su ggested.
"O h. la w , no." replied A u nt Chloe.
"S h e don’ t know y o ' Mlstah Cars cm y lt
onless y o ' tole hub."
“ But, A u nt Chloe, w o aren ’ t any kin
to old G en eral Carson, are w e? Xm l
I ’ m no uncle to this young lady, urn
ir
A u n t .Chloe w as Indignant.
“ H ev Ah been wuckln* foh po' whites
all these y e a b s T ’ "sa id slieT " Y o ' sho
ns cl us as uncle. Y.o' paw know ed be
wns a Ôahson."
"W h a t bitve you told her about this
relation sh ip?" said Theodore.
"S h e khow ed all erbout It." 1
" D id she know how fa th e r—bow no
body thinks w e are any kin to thotfieneral a b d "— *
" W h o you mean, b y n obody?" que
ried Cbloe. “ Ah reckon wo some kin
o ' ou* nam e w ouldu't be Gabaon1
, would
ItT A b tu k 'b u h In as a Câ tison. I f
you tuk hub In jrô’ à'*ma an’ equeuched hub teahs 1 reckon you w ouldn’ t be
brlhglu' np tbcae ho,ivy argum ents.”
U ncle Th eod ore was stately, cere
monious and' w ith due a llow a n ce fo r
auudry blushes when Misa V irginia
I hear that you are bach south,
i
em itted • a . llttlo
giggle,
prom ptly
hope you oan coin# right soon. The en
sm othered In her unpklu, quite grpud gines la here fo r ten daya. The man thai
lit bis d eo ieiio or at Ipncheon.
H e, loet the flying thing the young lady come
V irg in ia ’s hand.^and' In U hack, l i e la right craay. U r . Theo
fo rm a lly kissed Vlrg
dore, from , lotln g hla machine. H e. keep»
n wb^n she told
tin n e«d, o f h er re
' “ o f‘ her
try in g" to git Into the shed and yell* ho
llance on the CnrsbnI \
, Udell ty, b e yield- la rooned. They ts a lot o f letters and
e d .t o . the temptauoi
(Uon w ithout a mo te le g ra m * at Palm etto Beach.
m ent’s hesitation, l i e becam e h er un
T h eo d ore struck h im self on tbe
cle, en tered oaim ly upon the decaption, breast and started to bis feet d eter
obliviou s o f thA vast consequences In m in ed ’ to flee to bis w ork and from
the rom antic dangers o f hla unclehood.
v o lv e d " - V ’’
have tho bonah.” ‘ M id - h e r “ t o ' T re m b lin g w ith excitem en t, be aUarnptW . - you r health—the health o f t he/\ ed a Dots to V irgin ia. W lxn er st the
J e w t l a n d t h e hope o f the Caredn cabin, m essages a t tbe beach,, meant
d a n ger and d isg ra ce I f he n eglected bis
fa m ily ,".
‘S h e.rose as i f a t a fo r m fl sign al fo r task longer. In fa m y IX be toyed on
tem ptation.
He
told
Chloe
w ith d ra w a l, took both hla hands and; w ith
klaeed him on the forehead.
T h ere through, her door ( b a t h e had been
w e re tea rs 1» her e y e # ! ' “
colled ’ a w a y A n d th a t she m ust explain
to th e ladles.
H e h astily packed u
bag, ran d o w n and unm oored
»red tbe
C H A P T E B X.
tauncl n m a flod d o g li
t r r
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TUB M t l l U T
3
Captain H arrod, dignified, barefoot j
ed, s o f t . voiced, unfiampt. kept hla
lonely v ig il on tb e w h ite stra igh t edge
o f beech that la y fro m F o rt M organ
to P erd id o b a yf Captain H ir r o d , .Ig
n oring landscape and seascape, d e v o t
ed h im self to tha stu dy o f sand trAclu
j
qf |U 4f r 4 L-tru cks a t .fo x e s exam in
in g tb e beach fo r tu rtles’ eggs, months
ahead o f tim e; talon* m arks o f opos
sums and raccoons p ro w lin g about f o r
crabs/ m ice and birds' egga; h o o f
m arks o f w ild born, etc. T ra ils o f man
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Com pany;
MANUFACTURERS Or
"S U P E R IO R "
F E R T IL IZ E R S
L. V. D. BLAIR, Agent
P. 0. BOX 7IS
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florida
•> We Sell Fertilizer Material at lowest Prices ••
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W c have 5 o f the most
irable lots onr;Sanford
Heights to sell.
These
lots nave a frontage o f 65
feet bn Park Avenue, and
remember they all face
the east, jlSe front o f the
house always shady after
noon. W e haVe a special
price on these lots for the
next ten days. Cash or
on \ time.
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IN S U R A N C E
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
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EXCURSION
V IA
ATLANTIC C O A ST L IÑ E
Ticket« on Sale at Jacksonville August 17th, Return.Final Limit, 1
W e have a handsome *
September 1st, 19.10
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15-room residence situated if ROU N D T R IP R A T E S _ FROM ~J A C K S O N V iL L E - f
aahinston,
Mnnlea|lc, T rim .'......................S I 5.05
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■»— , D. C..
........ $17.00
iff The m ost desirable rest- I i:?f W
W.nn Spsli]
S,,mo|,, G *................... 0.00
Sewcnrr, Tcnn- ____ i ______ . . . ' 11.95
T «(e Sp(in|, T e n n .J ................ 15.50
dent section o f the city. i f Oiic*to, IllinoW ____f ............ 22.00
j^hyU lc. K yT> » . . . . _____. . J 7.00
TulUhonu. Tenn---------------------- 15.20. _
If. you would— furnish—a
H ot spH b-js: v . . . “ t :.
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21.00
S t Louit, Mo. .
19,00
Luray, V *..........................
18.50
Tew o f the room s and rent
Moiclir.il City, N. C. '.L '* . ” 15^50
Natural Brid|c, V a . . . ______ . . . 18.25
N. C.. . .
12.00
Norfolk. V a ........................i . . . 15.50
them the rent would pay > Wilrninflon.
Cincinniti, O.'......................... 17,00
Richmond, V a ....................
15.50
for the place in 4 or. 5 a - W iBudU. B. C.......... 12.25
RoanokcT V a T ' . . . . . . . - . 7 ." 16.25
^ Chcitcnoofa, Tcnn.. . . . ______ 13.SO
White Sulphur Springe W , V e .. 18.50
years and give you your
Low Rates
Other Points
rent free. * This elegant
Standard Coaches and Pullman Cars on all Trains.
house will be sold in the
• î For Drleilrd Infornielion, Schedule», Rair» aod Ror/vaiioua, etc., caU on or write lo
next few days. A re you
A. W. F R ÍTO T, D. P. A .
going to pass this up and it 138 W att Bay Btrset
JoskM nvtlls, Florida
let some other lucky fellow
pick it up? I f you want | w
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it don ’t hurry but be as
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quick as you can.
Now Is The Tim e T o Buy Iinpr
W c have a lot o f bar
gains in Celery Farms.
These prices we now have
on them won’t hold over
60 days, better pick one
o f these up before the rush
starts. 100 acres o f the
finest Celery and Lettuce
land in the Sanford sec
tion, which we can make
you a special price, will
cut it up for you or sell
you the whole piece.
ed “Ready to Plant” Sanford
Celery Farms
These farms .can be bought for. the next thirty
days for less money than ever again.—^We
have Sanford farms to sell.
N ot Largb, Taft,
Burbank, Celery City nor Monroe,
ford.
Alw ays Sanford.
Sanford.
If you have any Real
Estate you can not sell
brlhg it to us. If there
is any piece of Real E s
tate you want to buy
came and see us.
H.
but San
There is only one
A ll irrigated ready to plant.
pay for themselves this winter.
H.
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R eal E state A g e n c y
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Bakery
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ForLand See Field
OP THXODOa*.
H B first day Tbsodoru sent ordare fo r the shipment o f the
JL
engines and begall to p rovid e
b e tte r, equipm ent
tor
tbe
bousA . H e brought as « companion
fo r M iss Buarez an elderly w idow .
M r*. 8 lo ll, w ho waa addicted to the
w ritin g o f poem s o f a lovelorn nature,
V irgin ia 's opin ion o f Lcr.u u w ifocla'a
w p rid ly w isdom ro te a t tida provision
ebsperoauge.
But she g a v e him
much credit. H e m erely
o f V irg in ia 's bscouilng lonely V i V i i p 1
a*jw ^_w t deport until § 1 ¡th at
Fertilizer
Field & Son
Room 8, People« Bank
hid
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BAKERY
IN
F L O R ID A .
A ll M ixing done by Latest Im proved Machinery.
Finest Quality o f Bread and all kinds o f Cake
Made D aily . E verything Sanitary j— best— e£Material Used. A ll, and especially the Ladies’
are invited to visit our shop.............................
We Make any Kind of
Cake on Special Order
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BAKERY
111 Park Ave.
Phone 106
Sanford, Florida
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you'll fa ll over it ovcry day. Tho time to In Circuit Court o f the Seventh Judicial
Circuit, Orange County, State of |
draw business is when you want business,
Florida
and not when you have more business
Patsy Williams 1 BUI for Divorce and for PropPnWbbed Every Friday Morning at Sanford, Fla. than you con attend to already.
I erty Settlement.
m
S. E, Williams.
R. J. Holly, Editor and Proprietor
Alt. IS NOT CELERY THAT OLITTERS
Subscription P ries. * 2 .0 0
a Y e a r In Atvfcnee
Enternd aa second-clast mall matter,AuSust E2nd.
1808, at lbs PostoOce at Sanford. Florida,
tutdar Act of March 3rd. 1879.
Office First Floor In the Bishop Block. First Street
Telephone No, I4S.
The Herald has over 2000 paid sub
scrlbers. That Is why an advertise
ment In this “country weekly” pays
m
OUR BIRTHDAY
This number o f The Herald marks the
second year o f existence and so many
important events have happened In that
time that the strenuous life can be sus
pended for the nonce while w e retrospect.
In the short space o f tw o years The Her
aid has grown In proportion to the city
and on September first will m ove into one
o f the finest office buildings In the state,
a building erected to accommodate the
rapidly increasing business o f this paper.
In the two years past The Herald has en
deavored to give tiie people o f this sec-
MKV'
A short while back Brother Bob Holly
o f tho Sanford Herald contended that sol
played very little part in the successfu
growing o f celery— l l . was the peculiar
condition and kind o f earth that produced
the Sanford crops, said! Mr. Holly. Now
he comes forward with the claim that the
•oil is so rich about his town .that it will
produce anything from umbrellas to
“ Cain." But after oil Bro. Holly may be
right about, soil not being necessary for
the successful growing o f celery, since
has been tried where the soil Is the very
best and without1success. It seems true,
though without-reaitnn. .that .a thorough
knowledge o f celery culture is more es
sential to the successful production o f celery than the kind o f soil or any soil at all
since its growth has beerr-tried in other
places without avalL— Feniandlna Record.
A thorough knowledge is essential but
all lands are not celery lands, and sooner
or later the world w ill wake up to this
point. Sanford Is peculiarly g ifte d 'In
having flowing wells, good soli, lake protec
tion from cold and transportation focili
ties. From the very start o f the celery
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Hi*- lead
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To S. E. William».
»y Williams
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i f appear* from the affidavit of Patay
herein duly Wed In which the itatea that the de
em». la a citi»
cltlten of
fan dan ia, E. Wllllama,
county..Florida,
Florida, that he 1
la* now realdlna
million at Oviedo
In aald county when ahe filed her original bill foi
divorce, nnd at the date of the flllnf of her amend
ed hill for divorce, and that tttt title to the prop
erty deacrlbrd in aald amended bill be decreed to
her. tald defendant. S. E. Wllllama. ha* concealed
hlmieir, and I» now and then away from »aid
Oviedo In »«Id county of Orance. and nU exact lo
cation other than la laid Orange county, la un
known to her. but that aald S. t . WUUarai Mover
tl yean of ace. and that there la no penoa within
the llata of Florida the service of a »ubpoena upon
whom would bind the defendant you are there hire
ordered to appear to the amended bill of complaint
herein Wed on or before the Srd day of October.
A. D. 1910. the tame beta* a rule day of »aid emirt.
It U further ordered that thl« order be published
once a week for four coneecutlve week» in the San
ford Herald, a newipaper publlahed in Sanford. In
»aid county and liste.
In Wtlneea Whereof I have hereunto attached
my name and gWdal aeal thli 17th day pf Auiult.
A .' d i SIO,— r - p . M. Ruaiav» , Clark.—
(»call
By M. A. Howard, D. C.
Andrew Jnhnion, Sol. for Complainant
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IN. 0. GARNER
• Sanford’s Largest Cash Grocery Store
Schna^ps T o j^ c P f bv the caddy
Brown’s 1*4®
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Largest Cash Grocery Store
UNIVERSITY
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OF F L O R I D A Florida State College For Women
GAINESVILLE
A Superior But Inexpensive Institution
For Florida Young Men
TALLAHASSEE
Coll*,« ol Aria «nd Schm » , Noinul School, School
ol Mmie. School ol Act. School el Eiprmton. Sduiul
of Homo Economi**, Fit« d u » «qiiiptnoot ihioofhoal.
Tailloa ItM. üjhtr nptnHt very low. Fot M ora»tlon addre«*
JCDWARD CONRADI. President
Foai c®U*f*i, • liin llu n l *ip*rim*nl • ! • ! » * ! Unlvtr*itjr extent io n. 40 iuo Im * « r* - tnd ««ilatant*. 80 mr
__incrtiH
_ _ j In titeonaanct
___ loetUit
vur.
_ traiU
y u i.Attractive
AUrxfttva
inf* and c*input, For, catalog tsUJreti A. A. MurpIlfCC
President.
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$ 3 .40.
3.10
GARNER
All Local Advertisements Under- This
heading. One te n t a Word Each Issue
Lost—One gold band ring. V ery large
and haavy. The outside was covered w idi
Masonic emblems. On top w a *« m altose
cross with dianjomF fn
A1*0 ?
Latin inscription, "In Her
Vinces,
on edge o f cross.
OiN puo sido w sssquare and comps**, on the other side
n cross nnd crows. On the bottom was o
keystone, an emblem o f a Royal Arch
Mason. Finder please leave it at postoffice and get suitable reward. Chas. F.
Haskins, P. M.
W AN TED — A position by experienced
young man as bookkeeper or as mnnager
o f o f a truck farm. Address c-o Sanford
ierald .
I have lived in Sanford the
w s t three years and would like to make
t m y home. I operated a celery farm
there die last two seasons arul also have
b a d - « - g o o d deal uf experience In office
work, could furnish the best o f references.
$1.00
.3.25
.85
d Sugar:
17 lbs. Best Granu
“ Flour
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WANTS
lon
efforts'-W fiflf
w t h u ]a n d will alw ays be the "celery city” al
merited success. The subscription list has though many other crops are- successfully
grown rapidly and at the present time Is grown In the great celery delta. Sanford
over the 2,000 mark. *
MU the goods-and c^n demonstrate this
With the increase in the price o f paper fact to those who a rt seeking a location
and the cost o f material the subscription to raise w jjU etrtegetobles
for profit.
egett
price was raised to two dollars, not w ith
out some misgiving as to the result, but
A THOUGHT ON ROADS.
the increase in price* has not decreased
W e note the claim that Putnam county
the number Ol subscribers, in fa ct it has
can build good hard roods for $1,250* per
aided in attracting more subscribers for
mile.
Set us down as deriding and Jeer
" the readers recognize the fact that a pub
ng at the proposition by the least lim it
lisher is obliged to make n small profit on
TjfTWOtllOUsand iloilare*. TERRTToads are
subscriptions to give the public a real pa
composed o f m ateriJjp>d work, and these
1'P
per.
cost money. NeitbeKuun is susceptible
House to Rent— Eight rooms and hath.'
Tne Herald has never dodged an issue
to much shrinkage in quantity or.quality, N ew ly paiRlcd inside. On Celery avanue,
* or side stepped any Item of importance.
or else die reml is not good. . The much known aa W illiam s' house, inquire L.-A,
W hile our stand 1ms not always Tuetw ith
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vaunted day roads o f Orange county have Bruinlcy.
the approval o f everyone wo have nnver
For
Sale—
House,
six
rooms,
three
fire
deteriorated conBtdaabty Arid that county
places, artesian well, cistern, two lots, cor
made the paper noxious or paraded our
In sheer desperation offering to adopt ner, ninth street, French uve, bargain for
view s to create a diversion.
vjtrffled brick insteud.
Cheap roads are quick sale. A pply n t this office. 1-5-t p
From the moment o f its Inception The.
tike cheap cloths, a sheer waste o f money
For Rent— F ive room furnished cottage,
Herald has - endeavored to build lip tW»
i f any better can be afforded.
It is bet with good chicken yard and flowing well.
section and while our honest endeavors
ter for a man to wear cheap clodids and A pply to C. W. Morris, R. F. D. No. 3.
have been directed primarily toMrsrd m ak
replace them often than to go n ak ed .. i t - House an Palm etto avenue between 5th
ing a living, money has not blinded the
and .qrii street with nil modern improve
is better for a county to have cheap roads ments,'for ren t.. Apply at 115 Oak ave.
steadfast purpose o f standing for tho best
and be constantly repairing and renew
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principles o f government and Im prove
ing them than to moke no effort at alL
For
rent—
F
ive
acres
celery
uml
lettuce
ments for tiie good ’of. U p community,
If a county cannot build good roads on farm, on Beardall A ve. near loading
A s time rolls on and Sanford continues to
account o f die cost it is doubtless good station. Reasonable terms.
thrive, The Herald w ill keep pace and by
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Inquire Sanford Hcrnld;
policy to build such as cari be afforded,
die aid bf/an appreciative public w ill beFor R e u l— F ive acres tiled land ready
but not to build too cheaply on account for planting.
Good well nnd building on
comebf&fcr and greater. The Herald is
o f the larger first cost if that first cost is ilace. On traction line an 1 railroad.
nuart&cd among the public utilities and
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H. R. Stevens, city.
in reach. And diere is anodter point dial
to be praised and censured just
Splendid
opportunity
I Celery farm for
might be urged; Use what money can be
any public serv&nt can expect to be.
Ten acres ditched and fenced;
had to make good roods as far aq it will sale.
the paper any community it known
S’/i acres tiled, balance cleared and readygo. Better fifty miles o f good roads than for tiling. Three wells. Two small houses.
and In the wonderful growth o f the San
two hundred of makeshift and apology. With $000.00 worth o f Celery boards, tools,
ford section The Herald w ill be a factor
W hatever roads are built should be built etc. For sale cheap. For particulars ad
as it has ever been. Not an object of
right, remembering that constant repairs dress Win.' Nussbaum, 122 Hogan St-T
charity but a Icgitimuto business demand
Jacksonville, Fla.
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and the keeping in good order are just ns
ing ;recognillon and getting a share o f
For rent, five acre farm at Sunford,
essential In a high degree os die roads 50-4 t-p
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patronage 4>a strictly business principles.
themselves— Tampa Times.
Wanted— To cut hay on shares or will
Sanford is just entering upon an un
buy your boy. M rs. Takach.
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precedentcd era o f prosperity, and each
5.000
feet
celery
boards
utsa
sacrifice:
and every citizen should put his shoulder
THE CANNING FACTORY.
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Davies, next door, to P.
tu the wheel to assist in the making o f a
Tiie newspapers o f Florida— The Tim es
Good house of seven rooms, five city
great city at the head o f the St. Johns. foremost among them— have been for iota, close in. Owner made $700 in cel
In weal or woe The Herald will be with years demonstrating die need o f tho state ery on lots, one season.
To be sold ut
the people fighting for die right and her- for canneries and the sure profit to be once at a bargain. See P» M. Elder today.
For Rent or Sale— 5 room two story cot
aiding our advantages to thç world.
made by running them.
But a single
tage, cor. 3rd and Chapman ave. A pply
cannery in profitable operation— accom
115 Oak ave.
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panied by a careful description ol its
WHEN TO ADVERTISE.
For Rent.— Six room house, all modern
There's nothing on earth so mysterious location, material and processes— is worth conveniences, on Palm etto avenue.
ly funny as an advertisement. The prime, volumes o f arguments and barrets o f tes
W. J.'Thigpens
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first and last, nnd all-the-tlm e objects of timony and tons o f reasons. The Times
Call and see tiie latest shapes in hats
an advertisement is to drew custom.
It happens to have road o f die establish Auto Bonnets ami Turbans also hair braids
Is not and never will be, designed for any ment o f many canneries in Florida, print Just arrived at Mrs. M. L. Allens. 38-tifcother purpose.
So the merchant waits ed on the first page under glow ing head
till tho busy season comes and ills store lines, but.there seems a scarcity o f their
is so full o f customers that he can't get product on die markets. Let us look into
bis hat off, and then lie rushes to his the cause o f this condition »with frankness
printer and goes in for advertising. When and see what is tho matter with Florida
the dull season gets along and there is no canning.— Tampa Tltnes.trade and ha wants to sell his goods so
There U a scarcity o f^ th eir products
bad he can’t pay his rent, he stops adver because they are so good the home peo
tising. Thin is, some o f them da; but ple use diem up. The Ward Canning Co.,
occasionally a level-headed merchant does o f this city had no trouble in disposing o f
m ore o f It, and scoops in all die business, their beans and tomatoes this season and
while his neighbors ore making mortgages expect to enlarge the business and take
to pay the gas bilL
There are times care o f all the products that are not-shlpwhen you couldn't stop people from buy peâ next season.
The conning factory,]
in g everything in die store If you planted while In its infancy In Florida is here to
a cannon behind the door, and that's the stay nnd will prove a boon to die groivlinie.w hen ih^sdvcrtLsenicilt .1» sent nut or who w lih IQ g e l a .fair prjca fo r the
on iu holy mission.
It makes light work' last o f his vegetables when.;.the market
Tor advertising, for a chalk sign nn the price would mq w qn yn t shipping.
sidewalk could do.oU thst was needed,
and a half-holiday six days in a week;
W. E, Babor, in the DeSoto County News I
but who wants to favor an advertisementT
tells o f California lands selling at $450
They are bulft to do hard work, and should
per acre nnd Southern California lands
be sent out in dull days, when a customer
offered at $1.50 to $3.00 per acre, and
has to be knocked down with hard facts,
mul kicked lnmnSlhifl irftili L.ulni|V r . points to the wide difference in prices. [
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August 19, 1910
CRUTCHFIELD . & W00LF0LK
P ITTS B U R G , PA.
BRANCHES
Chicago'
Cincinnati
Ja ck so n ville
Sales Agents and Distributors
SANFORD CELERY UNION
Room 16, Pico Block.
BRANCHES
Phone 269
S A N FO R D , F L A .
.New* York
Washington
Sanford
w w vw w w w w w w vw w w w w vw w vw vw v^:
With our long experiericefthi the.markets for fertilizer ma ■ C
terials in all parts of the wofltljtami ample cnpitnl to buy in 5 r
great quantities at the most fuimrable times uml to obtain all
concessions given for strictly «jsh sales, we buy our materials
at the lowest possible prices f:
j Two of the leading niilroa^ huve laid their tracks to our
[ factory and any ship that fiun^tross the St. Johns bar 'can un■ load at our dock, so whether wt buy!'at home or abroad we se
cure the lowest freight rates ati 1 delivery is.made at our- door.
Our factory is equipped thr iughput with labor-saving de
vices. therefore our fertilizer is, nnd)ud nt minimum cost.........
Our trade is so immense { $ mt j the office expenses are
.much less per ton than is possible m smaller business. Our
every condition is favorable for econpjny and we give you the
benefit. While we make the BEST we can nnd DO sell the
cheapest.
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Wilson & Toomer
ertilizer Company,
JA C K SO N V lL liE. .F l o
r id a
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COPPER
Galvanized
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Famous
dqctious, and dragged id.wrKb Irresistible
•laughter uf prices, before he WjH spend
a cent. T h a t'« tiie end and aim o f adver
tising and i f ever you open a store, rion't
try to get'tbem to come when they are
already t r i c i n g ou* of_U tt_jrlfld ow A .b u i
g iv e them your advertisement right be
tween the eyes in • dull season, and you
.frilLurar. rlnli ami sws s s
Tnnrnroufliig; ngiu 'in 0F5Hg¿:---------- 1
on the north eod, Sanford, land
$1.000 per acre, and at the
Prosper Colony, it is selling for $20 per I
re, with a town lot thrown In— Orlando |
tizen-’ '
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You should have a fireless cooker. Tiiey ]
will cook, we have tried them.
j W f o seU'sU o f U S J S V $5.00. Regular I
perhaps be able to smoke a cigar once or
price $6.00. Ask those who use them. |
twice a year.
W rite this down where
Cali at Miller & Sop'a
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August 19,1910
T h t SANTORO HERALD
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
Little Happenings— Mention of
Matters In Brief.
PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST
Summary o f the Floating Small Talk
Succinctly Arranged for Itur
— rled Herald Readers.
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Mr. M. L. A llen left W ednesday for New
York to buy h e r vfall stock o f millinery
and ladies' furnishings. She will be gone
about three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Crory, of Tampa, are
In the city for a few days the guest o f
Crory's slater. H n u T 'Ii. Williams.
Dr. S. Pules ton was colled to Montlcello
this week by the death o f his sister.
W illie Holden is on ¿he road to recovery
and his physician has hopes o f his speedy
recovery.
WllUe Hlil has returned home from a
trip to the principal cities o f the north.
W . J. tnU w ill spend the next two
weeks in N ew York visiting o ld ' friends
and buying his fall stock o f hardware.
Miss A do Stonstrom is at home on a In the association should
advise us
visit o f tw o weeks from Jacksonville.
promptly, and if any assistant» ist désirMiss N. R. Reynolds and daughter, o f ed along this line it w ill be taken np with
L iv e Oak, am on a visit to her_fnther, Mr. them imm ediately. In furnishing crates
and fertilizers to members the association
Stenstrom.
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w ill add a small profit to the cost o f same.
Miss Hannah Stokes o f Walterboro,S.CX.
The members o f the association w ill be
arrived in the city Thursday o f Inst peek
charged 3 cents per package b y the asso
on n visit to the fam ily o f her uncle; Mr.
ciation to cover its operating .expenses,
H. H. Hill. Miss Stokes w ill spend several
and where the privilege o f selling direct
weeks in Sanford.* *
to the buyer in the field Is exercised, an
G. R. Ramsey o f Spokane, Wash., was
additional fee o f 2 cents per package w ill
In the city on Tuesday. Mr. Ramsey and
be charged, the association to collect from
T. E. Haskins, o f New York, are civil en
the buyer a satisfactory lorm o f payment,
gineers and surveyors and will open protecting the member ugainst worthless
offices at Orlando and Sanford.
checks, drafts, etc., and Insuring members
Theodore Codrington o f DeLand is in against loss from such cause.
Prom ptly
the city this week.
He J s becoming upon collecting from the buyer the asso
fam llar with the m oving picture fnachlne ciation w ill tender payment to the owner
to take charge o f tho naw-theatre nt- De- o f th c c a r o r rare sold, fiftst deducting
Land. Mr. Codrington la the son o f C. 0. the fees above stated.
Codrington o f the DeLand News.
On all sales mode by Crutchfield &
Mr. and Mrs. L evi Binfonl Returned Woolfolk they are to receive ten per cent
W ednesday from a two months' outing up commission oh the gross sole.
The office o f the association will be
north, having visited their son and fam ily
in Atlanta,,G n„ also Mrs. Binford's mother, permanently located In the Peoples Bank
now 85 years oid. In Indiana, and stopped Building. Room No. fi.
Sanford Celery Association, 7'
for « Tew days with Mr. Binford's brother
By Geo, Fox, Jr„ Gen. Mgr. '
and fam ily in Alabama. They report a
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pleasant and profitable trip, but are glad
Look at the display o f floor coverings in
to be back in Sanford, the home jof their Miller & Son’s window and notice the
choice and in te re s ts .. . ,
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,^ T r t c t s i.-
Mrs. M. K. Hester, ttccom papM
jk k jiM.'i.n¡*0
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Snaps In C elery Land J
niece. Miss A lice Pellett, o f SuijfpnL.FJu..
is visiting her sister, Miss Cora Evans of
Just now when you want to plant -your
03 W cstford’street.— Low ell(M nss)Citlzen. fall crops is the time to buy Improved
Miss Josephine Murdock, o f Tampa, is celery land. I have some real nice bar
gains in this kind o f land and the price
the guest o f Mrs. W. W. Abernojhy,
will make them sell In a few weeks. You
*K. R. Murrell Is In Chicago this week on
should see me at ohee far these lands are
important business matters.
most desirable and will be sokl at once.
S. W. Holies o f the Florida Homclanc
There are more people coming to Sanford
Company, spent several days o f this week
this season than ever before and they
In the city,
This company has opened
know that there is only one Sanford and
offices UP the Sanford House.
other sptcaUciLccJcry..land* cauuot prove
----------M rs. Ruben Newmnir&lid little“ dough true to name. L w ill stand back o f every
ter are sojourning at Daytona Beach.
piece o f land I sell and inquire at the
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Wilson left this banks or from any business house in San
-week for N e w -Y o rk State where they ford w ill convince you. Only a few acres
o f good improved land left but they arc
w ill spend a month.
Mrs. S. N . . Yow ell of Orlnndo is the Just what you want. Office in Herald
guest of her son, Arthur Y ow ell, this building at Sanford.
• P. M. Eldiik,
week.
The Real Estate Man.
Miss Dinnie Davis who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. J. C. Chandler, left for
K a th le en Holden.
'T h m ; 1* no death I The * t«r * ko down.
her homo iii Ruleigh. N. C. Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Driver and daughter left on
W ednesday for Hendersonville, N. C.
To rUe utwn some fairer (bore;
_^Aad fcrUhl Id Heaven’* Jewrled crown
They ¡hine (orever more.’"
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On Sunday morning, August Id, just as
MucDowell Butt went to Nacodoches,
the first church bell was ringing, the pure
Texas, last Tuesday, to be gone about six
soul o f Kathleen, o.Jy and welt beloved
months.
daughter ol W. D. and A d i H. Holden,
Joe DeMont -went to Daytona last Sat winged its flight to another world.
She
urday.
was a joyous, merry girl, fond o f all that
Eugene and Karl Roumillatv returned was bright and beautiful and a general
from their outibg at the Bench last Satur favorite with nil who knew her,. She has
left her home desolnte, and many friends
day,
Mrs. Kanner returned from Daytona nnd relatives to mourn her loss. But God
knows best, nnd gntlieted her to himself
last Saturday.
in the early rooming o f tier young woman
---- l3 Hl8SCT~BeTti~nnd Ruth M ettlnger went
hood. The love and esteem in which she
to Philadelphia for a visit o f six weeks or
was held was shown by the numbers of
more on Tuesday.
beautiful floral designs sent.
Jackson
Misses Martini and Claire Mathews o f
ville, Orlnndo nnd Sanford gave their
Albany, Go., who have been visiting
faircBt flowers to deck ilie grave o f the
Miss Martiiu Fox w enlto Oviedo Tuesday.
beautiful girl.
Frank Powers lias moved his real estate
Funeral services were conducted by
office from the Iliues Block to the W eiDean Spencer, o f Orlnndo. at three o'clock
borne Block.
Monday afternoon, from the Church o f The
W. H. Stiles has putohased the property Holy Cross'of Sanford.
The pall bearers
o f Capt. Marks ut the corner of Palmetto were Messrs Morgan, Milteer, McCullough,
uml Third street nnd w ill make It his Lovell, Watson.and Thigpen.
Interment
future home. Cupt. and Mrs. Marks will in Sanford cemetery.
m ove to their new bungalow on Sanford
"M a y A ngels guard her sleep,"
Heights.
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S an ford C elery A sso cia tio n .
S. 0. Shinholser lias the contract for a
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fine residence on Sanford Heights for C. T o the Growers o f Sanford:
The Sanford Celery Association has per
H. Dingee.
fected
its plans and is now in position to
D. G. W agner has purchased two fine
submit
its proposition to you.
W e be
building lots on Park avenue in the Mark
lieve
it
will
a
ppeaL
to
you
us
being
both
ham Heights addition and w ill erect a
practical
and
beneficial.
The
object
of
home In the near future.
v
the associativa is to establish a cash
F. S. Starkey and fam ily left on Wed*
market at Santord and every effort will
nesduy for their home in CitidtirihVI.
be made in bring buyers to Sanford where
Th ey expect to return again in the f a l l ,
they m ay buy their supplies, direct from
■ Mrs. E., E. Cox is visiting friends at the growers.
The privilege o f dealing
W est Palm Beach.
direct with buyers at Sanford will be
W. L. Thorndyke, proprietor o f the new granted members o f this association, and,
Iw lel at Celery City was in die c ity, on
Miss Hattibel Hyer returned to her
home In Orlando to d a y , after spending
several days in Sanford, the guest o f Mrs.'
R. J. Holly.
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A . D. Daniel o f Birmingham, spent sev
eral days o f this week', .with Sanford
friends.' Mr. Daniel is Passenger A gen t
o f the A . B. A* A . railw a y. •
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry W ard and fam ily
have returned from Daytona Beach where
they enjoyed a pleasant stay o f several»
weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. Reber llom riglious spent
a few days o i last week in our city vlsitlm l
thefr
o ld -tim e
friends,
the N elson
fam ily, whom they knew In Wichita, Kan.
They are now located in Sanford.
Mrs.
Homrighous sang - “ N in ty and N in e " - a t
the Laym en's m eeting Sunday afternoon
— and lad the chorus in a number of other
choice selection*. Site ha* a decidedly
pleasing, d ea r, soprano voice, which was
- tnMJlghr R> all'her' heirere. The people
were all much pleased, and sincerely
thank Mrs. Homrighous for tlic splendid
treat. W e trust that they wlU visit our
town often.— Kissimmee Gazette. > '
(loa of market conditions, prices, etc., the
association w ill keep them posted each
day on these matters, sd that they may
realize good prices on such sales.
Realizing, iiowever, the great Impor
tance o f having a strong marketing or
ganization to suppsrt It, so as to make
proper disposition o f all cars not sold by
the growers at shipping point, the nsso*
■elation has appointed Messrs Crutchfield
& Woolfolk I t f sales agents and distribu
tors. This, means that the association Is
Ip position to market advantageously the
crops o f ail members and in 2a manner
whereby the best possible prices can ba
obtained/ The Sanfonj ‘ fo je r y Association Is
ÿoek company, organized under the laws
und capitalized at $50,000.00.
ÓÍ Florida,
Fit
To en title «-gro w er to membership in the
association be must subscribe for at least
one share ¿ f sinck, the par value o f which
is.$10.00, but he may subscribe for a
greatvr number of sharps i f desired.
1} tja* been decided, and the matter is
now being arranged, to assist the growers
at-t^uch us possible in securing their
fertilizers and crate supplies; and to that
end nil growers . who desire, membership
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OU can dress well even if We
don’t supply you, but you can
dress much better if w e »do.
These are the
lia v e gained for us an
viable reputation.
haberdasher.
. FRANK
Clothier and Men's Furnisher
S A N FO R D
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FLORID A
The Opportunity
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Of Your Life Young Nan
Married or Single. Have___ a
Home or a Good
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The Markham
Park Addition
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O n the Orlando road just two
from street car line
blocks
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Thirty Beautiful - lo t s
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Just been laid out and streets being
graded.. N ow ready to build you a
home. (N o place like home.)
$20 Cash • $10 Per Nonth
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This Offor is Good for 30 Days
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See me at once. It don’t cost noth
ing to.look ai>d get your choice. S om e
lots shaded with oaks and some with
orange trees. N ow is the accepted time.'
‘"TTrftfcHrrfitUiig art »qu ar^'^t^'itilTier &
Son's are selling fast. Just think, a good
floor covering for $2.25, .
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A ll kinds o f repair work. Sanford Ma
chine &. Oarage Co.
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Seed Bed Cover at 5 cents per yard at
the Celery Avenue Gash Store.
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Tor a real Haircut and Shave go to
Se
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Me at
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Once
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N. H. GARNER
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For City Clerk, Treasurer. Assessor.
I twraSy anewtiea my eesdldsey
the elllee of
City L'leik.
Tieaiurer and Anrsaor, Many year*
T art. ~
itkd clerical
poti*
ot axpertenca with city affair* and
clericaM
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til the
ike work
track Ogtlui
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have made
me familiär with
office and bavins made Sanford my houe. I aak
the voter* of Sanford to look up my record sud
itine** tor thU twaitioo of truth
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At the earoett »cjliciutgia
ary fur Lue poi*
contented to announce my can
Itkinof M?m<r of Ssnlwil at _ f v prim irr tv bv
held in November,
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and Save Money
Albert Gramllng. Sanford's Leading
Barber.
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This should
ties to be gained by making
Sign Painting. Show Cards, Window
Signs and everything in the line o f work
artistically executed. Ernest Green, Box
809, Sanford.
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It might save you some money to let
me figure on that jwinting. A card to
box 800 will bring me.
Ernest Green
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impress you with the possibili
You can get u fine Austrian china din
ner set. 101 pieces for $13.50, at Miller &
Son's, as good as H aviland,
52-tf
Popular sweet music at City Cigar Store.
W. A . Smith will play them for you from
7:30 to 9;30 every n i g h t . ---- *
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points which
characterize our business and
Vnrnoill Best furniture polish on (lie
market. For sale by Sanford Furniture
Company.
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Three typewriters for sale at The Herald
office. $50, $40 and $10 are the prices.
Now Is the'tim e to get a good typewriter
cheap.
Smoke Sanford cigars. "Lu cky Sanford*
and “ Tampa John." Best 5 cent Havana
cigars in the city. They have stood the
test- Sold by aU first class dealers. 41-tf
Miller A* Son has m alting rugs for 7c
ju st think o f it.
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“W ff «ire' sfi&flATnirh" Pretty" pattern In
Haviland China. Tea set o f S6 pieces for
318.00. Sanford Furniture Col
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Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine
& Garage Co.
48-tf
N. H. Gamer makes a specialty o f city
lots and city property. See him for bar
gains. Sec his ad in tills paper. 50-4t
Have you seen those fancy matting art
squares 0x12 at Milter At Son's for $3.10
52-tf
Sec H, H...H1I1 .for. watermelon*-and
Georgia peaches.
45-tf
I f you want to mnke money see N. H.
Garner. He has the goods— the lots and
property that.does It.
50-4t
A ll rhe latest song hits and Instrument
al music a t' popular prices at City Cigar
Store. W. A . Smith will play them for
you from 7:30 to 9:30 every night.
52-tf
Great reduction on trimmed hats be
fore stock taking. M. L. Alien.
47-tf
The best bargain ever sold in Snnford.
8x 10 fancy m atting art square for $2.25
at Miller At Son.____________
52-tf
Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine
& Garage Co. for vulcanizing. i 48-tf'
W e carry in stock a fine line o f picture
moulding suitable for all kinds o f pictures.
Let us supply you with frames. Sanford
Furniture Co.
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Fortunes made in Sanford city lots. I
can put you vyisc bow to do it. A ll titles
guaranteed. N. H. Garner.
50-4t
Don’t forget when you want real values
In furniture to go to Miller & Son. 52-tf
A n y due wishing hay cut should see W,
ATFltta, Jr.
4G-tf
Every cash purchase gets a cupon re
deemable in fancy and band painted crock
ery ware. H. H. Hill's grocery.
45-tf
W e are equipped to handle your repair
work.
Sanford Machine & Gnruge Co.
48tf.
, Crcx art squares at Miller & Son's for
$6.00.
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High-grade Pianos, Organs,
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L o w P ric es
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ThE SANrORt) HERALD
DOOR
STREET CAR
Sanford & Everglades Railroad runs street cars through the Thermal Bfclt o f the Sanford Celery Delta. -From the car windows are seen
the famous sub-irrigated celery and lettuce farms that have made "Lucky Sanford,’ world famous, and leaves unchallenged the claim that larger
>llars than any otl
:e is conataritl]
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hauling from many other farms. Rural Free Delivery o f Mails. Numerous homes art occupied by good families and arc in hailing distahees,
Churches arc being built, several stores arc in operation between Sanford and Cameron City
The Railroad is graded from Cameron C ity to Palm V illa , in Palm Hammock. Tow n L otsjin d Celery Farms w ill be sold at reasonable
prices and on reasonable terms, with a guarantee that street carTw iirb e operated by Septcm beTlst. Palm Hammock has-been drained by the
owners, and avenues already completed/ N o tax or charge to purchasers. Each ten-acre farm fronts an avenue.
These lands should sell for
double our price by January st. Addrcss-or call on
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KEELY’S GARAGE
A Budget or Interesting Items
From Correspondents
Automobiles
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THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
state while the w lntery blasts make life
unbearable In the north. That Florida's
clim ate Is the finest on earth is known to
but few northern people because very few
o f them come to Florida in the summer.
The follow ing report from the weather
bureau at Jacksonvilfe gives the temperatuer during July and can be compared by
our northern friends:
C a v e r s th e T e r r it o r y fo r
The, H erald
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tL C R Y AVENUE NEWS
rtapOodence to The Herald:
I have been so busy figuring up the
thou¿an a upon thousands o f dollars that
the court] y has spent In the past two
years kebplng up Celery avenue until
ices on Cameron avenue
, . Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
W ood'tiave.tnovotfInto their now house
next to Mrs.’ W. M. Cust's on Cameron
a ven ite [ l i j |
Mr. Hughes has moved Into his beau
tiful residence on Celery avenue, which
he purchased from D. R. Drisson last w in
ter, along ¡with eighteen acres o f 3ne cel-
returned fjotn
ijaraln E, Squires have
Ground, L. L, and w il
Cameron avenue this
close be able to seo some o f the great in
dustries recently started up In Sanford
according io B ra Holly, as for Instance
the Fertilizer Works.
HaYe y d t used a n y o f Horry Ward's
canned goods! I lidve, and they nre fine.
A w a y with’ the pessimist who says Flor
ida podu efk won't stand canning! En
courage home Industry by using these
Your* fo f good roads and bridges that
on't wash out,
A ndrew F armer .
GEMEVA JOTTINGS
Mr. J. W . Howard le ft lost Monday for
Savanna, and other points in Georgia.
M A C H IN E S H O P
IN
CONNECTION
Mean,
past three weeks, and now
that the bridge opposite McBride'«
place washed n w a y-agtrfn th tr
week, tile evening o f Aug. 16th, and Mr.
Sipes had the misfortune to have it give
w ay undo« his librae. It took several men
,w ith pry poles to get the poor anim al out.
which wjsf quit*seriously hurt. -This particular bridge washes out with every heavy
rain and remains so, or did the first lime,
fo r four days. Thih is the second time
and I am keeping; tab on I t Tills inconvenlence causes travelers on Celery ave
nue to make a detour o f 2'A miles to get
around. Another* dangerous hole on Cel
ery avenue |s near Mr. H. H. Chappell's
barn. It is at least id Indies in diam eter
and tw o feet deep. It hns lidd/jubeam
stuck In as n warning for, ten days. To-'
day the -rood la miserable, and all die
kicking bplh privately and publicly seems
to aroàke no one to action.
Tw d ncw.resid
S u m m er C lim ate
That Florida's clim ate Is the finest In
the world In the winter is a w ell known
-— T rilctehr Starr et Reparten weekly
Special Q
Automobile Supplies
Motor Boat Supplies
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The fam ily o f Mr. 0. R. Morey arrived
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some days ago and are now settled to
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housekeeping in the “ Red Cottage” up the
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Mrs. L. P. Hagan and children have re
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to that o f "dear old Georgia."
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Mrs. L. J. H artley camo home from her
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land, expecting to remain there several
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about visited Palm Springs last week and
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Montgomery, Aug. 18.— T o set at rest,
for ail tim e rumors as to how ha wouk
stand on the question o f State-wide pro
hibition. lion. Emmet O'Neal, Democratic Normal for July Ji\ 39 years 80.3,
nominee for Governor, declared at the
famous conference o f Blount Springs
County F a ir E lection .
Democrats, that he would carry out the
There was a m eeting o f (he stockhold
declaration o f the Democratic convention
ers o f die Driving Park Association, ant
on local option, so fa r As lay within Ills
o f die stockholders o f the Orange County
power.
Fair Association at the San Juan Hotel
“ If 1 could not stnnd upon tile platfurm
last week.
m y party has drawn for me I would sur
Meeting was called to order by Chair
render the standard that has been but In
man Dickson. Minutes o f previous m eet
m y hands and give up die commission
ing read and upproved, after n roll call
accorded me by the Democratic voters o f
which showed n m ajority o f stock repreAlabam a. The delegates to thb State
seritetf.
Democratic convention,
were selected
A motion prevailed that all offices be
directly by the people and fresh'from the
declared vacant, and the chairman stated
people they declared their position In un.
the order to be the election o f officers.
mistakable terms upon the chiof-issua of
A s Hie amended charter provides that
die campaign.
I shall devote myself
a board o f directors, composed o f ten
zealously to tiie carrying out . o f the in
member*, shall be elected} whose doty it
structions they have given m e."
shall bo to elect president, secretary,
Th<? Blount Springs conference was
ijft fttui cr. ta c , on motion the chair apcomposed o f leading- Democrats to Hid
pointed Messer. J, L Giles, H, L. Dceinun,
number of ¿00. Its prlmnry purposes was
and C. E. Howard a nominating coinmitto consult “ fo r the good of the party.”
The Democratic party has found what
.This com m ittee reported a f nominees
every party finds where direst primaries
Messrs. H. L. Beetnart. H. H. Dickson. Both
continue for several years a lessening of
Woodruff. J. L. Giles, W. R. O'Neal. M. O.
party lines, a vaguness Of party organiza
Overstreet and W. L. Palm er of Orlando;
tion. AlabaihS was one o f the (list States
und Forrest Lake. A . T. Koaalter and W.
n the Union to adopt the direct primary.
H Holden o f Sstjford, These ton gentle
Slncu 1901 A labam a iuu boon selecting
men were duly elected directors.
all officials from United States Senator to
The following resolution was adopted:
constable In a primary.
i"
Rcsolved, That the board o f director* is
The primary lias excellent features to
hereby instructed to elect an honorary
recom m end it.- but Its unmtftakabhr ten
v ie « president from each election district
dency is to wipe out party lines and to
In the county; they to act jss an advlsòry
destroy party discipline, if hot party
committee.
* effectiveness. This has happened in AikOn motion. Messrs. (1
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bamat where'ttwrp have lir m n.n 1— a «* .
Walker h n jjiy H. Rayanla« were appoint
ed a com m ittee on by-laws.
PAOLA POINTS
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Sanford Building & Loan
Association
M A K E S
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A. P. CONNELLY
P resid en t
S e c 'y L Treas.
Home
Let Us T e ll You A b o u t It.
A Few Miles
East of SanforcJ
Celery Farm* Colony ir being catabliihcd. ft will d o » lot for
Sanford by increasing ita trading population and ia the largest Colony
propoailion anywhere near the city,
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We W ill Sell 1,000 Ten Acre farm s for $ 2 5 0 each
Celery Farm* Colony begina at Deep Creek and for 12 rttilea
on both aidea of the Florida Eaat Coaat to Tjtuaville the rich blackMndy loam ii our*. South vre extend to end along the U n b of the
St. John* River and Lake Harney, the riche*! muck and black aaudy
•oil in Voluaia County, If you are lookinf for land don't buy until
you ire Celery Farms.
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BUILDING
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The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co
Heidgujrten For BUILDERS SUPPLIES,
Lime
Cement, Plaster, Doors
Blinds Paints, Oils and ; Glass,
Steel and Metal Work, : Parold
Roofing, Plumbing, Steam and Gas
Fitting, Eledtric Wiring, Gas end
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finest Interior enamel finish, Complete
Water Plants for Suburban Residences
Gasoline Pumping Engines, W indmills, Artesian Wells Driven,
W ill M a k e S a n fo rd it ie lr H om e.
M Iu Brook
visited Geneva last Sunday,
comin g -out-with h er f ather, Rev. Brook,
from Oviedo, to fill b i t ' regular appoint
ment at the Methodist church;
Mr, and Mrs. Reaaoner and children.
and Mr. and Mrs. Nasi und cldidren of
Little Rock, Arkansas, ‘ hayo boon in the
pring conference was ca lled
city several days the guests o f the Gate
Mrs. Rheblnder and daughter. Mias Mil
The co n fer«noe was em inetly successful City House.
They have purchased some
dred, visited Sanford lost Monday.
I was determined to hatte no more pro choice celery land on Celery «ven u e and
Mil Geo. Peters returned from Forsyth hibition fighting with its crimination and Will make Sanford their future homo,—
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New Books
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: Summet and Winter in Sanford Celery Delta
' By T H O M A S K. B A T E S
* Florida has th* reputation o f having
more surfahinny days than any state or
section on the ({lobe. Here, ono can bask
in the health givin g and microbe killing
rays o f Old Sol 345 day* in the year. One
has a complete citizen months in which to
— cu ltivate fields und garden s ;iml liar«- in
the Sanford Celery Delta, the field and
garden con be so {handled as to enable
the farm er to havy products to sell each
month In the yearj Hot houses, artificial
-------- heat a nd n tmhersyme protection methods
against the cold, as are in vogue in the
less favored sections to the north o f us;
are wholly unkn
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— Tlie follow ing'new books orp recent nd
ditlons tt> the Sanford Library:
"The Daughter o f the RIch"_by Mary E.
Waller, the author o f ‘‘ Woodcarver o f
Lympti*.’’ Both stories are told with a
primitlue sweetness that is refreshing.
‘ ‘Old Rose and Silver” by Myrtle Reed
(quoted in the Union Library Association
list o f ‘ ‘best sellers).
The Girl o f the Lim beriost" by Gene S.
Porter.
"Trickles" by tbe sam e author.
“ The Inner Shrine," published last year
as a serial in Harper's Magazine.
“ Farm ing'It.“ b y H. A S h u te , is said to
be a cure for melancholy.
“ Home L ife in Colonial Days," by A lice
M orse- Earle,—! » — fascinating - a n d - w ill
please those who like to know how our
forefathers lived.
For the yougcr readers:
"B etty W ales & Co," by Margaret Warde.
"Story o f a Bad Boy,” by Thomas Bniley
Aldrich. '
Library open every Tuesday and Satur
day; 4 p. m.
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E @ !]® a !d @ 0 n u [i]0 [A iE [u ü em ê ê m h e i
suffered any unpleasantness or loss to any
extent here on account o f destnictlne
winds. Our residences are constructed to
keep tlie cold In rather than to keep it
out. The saving to you from the stand
point o f fuel and winter clothing ’ will be
sufficient here to defray your bill at the
grocers. The medicine bill here, as com
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pared with the pneumonia itunts {Hilled
W
e
don’
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h
ave
to
a
d
vertise
cheap
lands.
off in the north, nre 'sufficiently advanced
on the Celta Delta side to
to.m
ake yoij rich.
. mol
T h e pu rchaser here saves m ore p er acre
4 l « e (Ire clim ate is so well balanced that
a n n u a lly in freigh ts than he saves on the
you need lose no time huddling around the
purchase price elsew here. See table o f
stove. You can get out and do things all
the year through. You have a chance to
fre ig h t rates in our booklet
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' A man who apphda the‘greater portion work in your own behalf, vjou own prop
o f hia tim e in trotting over the earth, Mr. erty and every lick you put on it makes
Lorick McRorick, Of Edinburg, Scotland, it that much more valuable.
I f you are sufficiently energetic and ueswhile talking to tflo writer a few days
ago drew a globe map from hia pocket ‘ hctlcJn your tastes jroy. fa n „ a r t
■ and dtv-rlb ed ' therein a"ifn'e
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east ond V e s f ‘. fro m Sanford.
He said to have flowers, fruits and vegetables
W illia m s’ K idney P ills
" I have traveled over that line and have through each month in the year. The
H ava you neglected your kidneysT
visited all those Odhntriea which compre clim ate In the summer and the climate in Have you overworked your nervous sys
hend Nnnchang, China: upi>er portion o f the wlnther does the work. You tickle tem und caused trouble with your kidneys
R o o m s I and 2. P eo p les Bank Bldg.
Burma; Southern California; Mixico; South the soil and let tlie sunshine in and na and^ilodderT H ave you pains in loins,
ern Morocco; northern “part o f the Desert ture will do the rest.
side, back, groins and blndderT Have H
[E )® (El
A ll the clim ate that can bo taken out
o f Sahara; Southern Algeria; Central Tri
you a flabby appearance o f the face, es
o
f
our
Celery
Delta
goes
north
durinji
die
poli; Northern Egypt; Northern ArabiA;
pecially under thp eyes. Too frequent a
Southern Persia; Central India and South winter months and will be found in tlie desire to passurineT If so, W illia m s'K id
W . J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y
ern Tibet and i j can truthfully say that stocks o f the fruit and vegeetnble dealers ney Pills will cure you— at druggists’,
'AGENTS
the clim ate o f tigs portion o f Florida Is in the shape o f our winter products' that price 50c.
the most equably I have ever been able are grown out in the open ait. Th ey de
W illiam s' Mfg. Co., Props., Cleveland^
to locate." When asked what hiB busi pict, balmincss, sunshine and salubrious- Ohio. Sold by W . G. Aldridge.
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ness was, Mr. McRorick said, " I have ness o f our climate, t h e joys of the .sea
O ffle# with H O L D E N R E A L E S T A T E CO.
spent thetnost o f m y time trying to es sonal variations and the happiness you
, . A Nice H om e, f o r Sale.
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cape the weather, which I find beastly in may be able to wrest therefrom.
Sanford,
Having purchased a lot mi Sanford
The Celery Delta, a penlnsnjn within
all portions o f the <
c aah'exc£pt*'th i 4 sec
H eights üiid cominenoul-builduig a —buuTxmim ahi.TOm potm dltTgthc'i voporntton;
tion o f F lorld iu *^
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golow on it, I offer to »ell my house, cor
will (dace its clim ate against my area on
the
¿elery
¡Delta
Tlie only competitor
ner 3d St. an'd Palme Ito avenue. Will
earth and win out. The hCalui of oureft' “ lias in the m atter o f clirnnto is "that of
•ell for less than coat and on easy tenu».
zens shows our clim ate to be { good. {The
California and it can be said liiaj the
R. IL M arks ,
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; Celery Farms
California clim ate is. o f an attificinllcomclim ate to be good. The fame achieved
position. The rainy season occurs there
by our scctiun shows our climate to be FLOWERS — PLANTS—
BULBS
during the winter months and the breezes
good. The value o f our lands and the
Cut Over
come from off o f the Pacific. This makes
L.
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abundance o f our harvests spow our cli
S. Timber Lands
a chilling, dismal condition the greater
mate to be good.
AGENI JACKSONVILLE FLORAL COMPANY
REAL ESTATE
part .Of the season and is impossible to
If you will dig up and leave your frigid
Ph on e 166.
Hth and Oak A v k
enjoy the out door spoorls and pleasures
City Property
home in the north and com * do Wn hero
'such as w e have here In our Celery le lta .
Special Offering in Foma.
S an ford ,
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■b—. to die Celery Delta o f Snnfonl to live ^ou
P ic o Block
S an ford , Fla.
San Francisco is direct west o f St. .outs
Floral Designs to Order.
F lo rid a
t
w ill show your judgment to be good. You
and the southern line o f Californ a is
2l-S-10-tf
will show^that your.bruin is beginning to
FTTMir/YTr« 1 1ri 1fvVITT!» Iri 1
. direct west o f Atlanta.
Yoli know Jwhat
develop and that it is becoming sufficient
• the clim ate o f A tlanta and ¿It. Loui^ ore
ly opaque to allow an idea to penetrate
If it were not for the Japan j Currant, all
F o r G ood A v e r a g e »’ r ic e s and Quick R etu rn s Ship to
it. The clim ate o f the Celery Delta first,
o f California would clim atically, be kimilust and all the time.
Sanford Women are Finding Relief
.lar to that section betw een 1 Chicago on
at Last
the north and A tlan ta on thd south.which
Th e F o rtu n a te s o u th
comprises one o f the greatest meases of
l l docs item that wom en have m ore
-weather extremes known to^ioap;^ >The
The reports from the Dakotas und tlie than a fair share o f the aches and
degrees o f fluctiation a t . Chicago unmount Dominion as to tlie poor results to be ex pains-that afflict humanity; they must
to 118 and those at Atlanta rpach' lIS .
pected from the crops be magnified us re ‘ ‘keep up/* must attend to duties in
spite o f constantly aching backs, o r
A few years ago, a volcanic upheaval gards the losses sustained by the farmers headaches, dizzy spells, bearing-down - - -—---- * .
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occured off the const o f California, direct in the fa r northwest, but these reports pains; they must stoop ovey, when to
' Southwest Comer Washington and Chambers Streets
ly in tlie pu th'of the Japan Current. This w ill undoubtedly check, if not stop, the stoop means torture. T h ey must jvalk
and bend and work w itli racking pains
N E W Y O R K C IT Y
upheaval hud the efTect o f .deflecting the tide nf immigration t a that portion of the
and many aches from kidney ills. K id
county
for
the
imm
ediate
future.
Japan Current to the north to such an e x
neys cause m ore suffering than any REFERENCES! A etn a N ational Bunk o f N ew Y o rk C ity, o r any C o m m ercial A gen cy
There are but few persons imbucd'witli oth er organ o i the body.
K eep the
t e n t that it permanently lowered the tem
and t o Hundreds o f S hipp ers w h o o r e sh ipping to th em r e lu la r
enthusiasm
sufficient to move into states kidneys well and health is easily m ain
perature at San Francisco some six' de
tained. Read o f a remedy fo r kidneys
grees, while increasing that o f V afC on ver where there has been a crop failure in
il
only that
help's and cures the kidneys
in the same rale.
When tlu> soa ¡sub the present or trust year, und tlie flood of a ibi is endorsed by people you kiiow.'
M rs. W . U. K eith , Laural A ve., San
merged volcanoes o f the Pucaic thn(' lie settlers dial lias been in full sweep for
the Dominion during tlie past three years ford, Fla., says: “I do not believe 1
smouldering In the path of the J
will without doubt be succeeded by an could say too much in praise o f D oan's
Current, they are liable to rear up in
K idn ey Pills.
M y Lack ached so
ebb that will continue for some years acutely at times that 1 could not at
greatness and vomit forth u volum
from this date.
tend to my housework. I f I stooped,
stone and lava that w ill act nk a bn|
It is unfortunate for the far northwest it was almost im possible fo r me to
or deflecting wall to said Current and
straighten and I was unable to nssunic
cause it to either meander off up tlie and those who remain will have to put any position that was com fortable.
\ COM POUND.
coast or down tlie - coast.
Then Cal for- forth every energy to retain the popula M orn ings my back was very lame and
r’
sore.
I’lie kidney
secretions also
nla, with iu artificial clim qte will be tion already in the country.
■URES Coughs, Colds, W hooping Cough, BronIt will not be possible to counteract die bothered me by their ttm frequent pas
found In tlie same list with the states of
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chttis, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Etc.,
effect
o f these reports this year, next year sages and plainly denoted that tault
the Middle West.
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existed with my kidneys. I at last p r o
Tho
Favorits Remedy In all Homes.
I t la good for ypunpr
or the year after.
cured D oan’s K id n ey Pi|ls and it r e
n m l o ld . H a s a Soothing and Healing Effect on all Coughs and
But with our Celery belta a calam ity of
The confidence in the perennial great quired only the contents o f one box to
Colda*
the above nature could never occur. 'Our
harvests o f the Dakotas and the Domin relieve all these troubles. I am now
W. S. Corwin, H k h
a iwwis
aA W
w aaru
á tk , w
slrlt»M
n t a t l —Sona
—so n a urna
lime aro I tot a bad cold,
equable clim ate is caused primarily1 by
Ippa.
Bo 1 baucht a botila oí BaUard'a Horahouad Syrup
which
ilei) turned Into LaQ
LaQrl
rin
ion has been injured, and die rush Ur dint in good health and • feel sure that
atrmlahl.,___
taped
tna
____
out
mlcbty
_
______
quickly.
1
believe BaUard'a Horehound
Compound
and
It
atralfhU
- the proxim ity o f our section to:the equa
Doan’s K id n ey Pills deserve tbe credit
Syrup Compound will cure any tata of MPrlppe:
region w ill not be resumed for u long fo r effectin g this great change."
tor. The equator is fixed by nothing
Pries 25c. 50c and $1.00
’
Rcfuae AU Subatihitaa.
tim e to come.
F o r sale by all dealers. •[ P rice 50
earthly. Volcanic eruptions and attend
F o ster-M ilb u m Co., Buffalo.
Tlie harvest prospects o f the south and cents.
BALLARD
SNOW
LINIMENT
CO.,
$T. LOUIS, MO.
ant deflections o f ocean currents-do]not
N e w Y o rk , sole agents fo r the Unit<;<i
i o l c l « n e t R a o o m m a n d a d fc»i
especially o f the soudiwest are quite bril
in;uny w ay effect the equator, i No hap
S ta te ».-_____ —rj i —
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liant, and the Am erican furmer o f die
Rem em ber the name— D o i n '» — and
penings on tills earth can upsetitlie staid
north wlio is seeking richer fields, and die take no oth er
relations o f the equator to the remninder
Europeau immigrant wiio can take no
o f the earth.
The rays o f the sun are
chances on crop failures, belli will be a t
responsible for tlie equator, its location
tracted by the reports o f the prosperous
ami continuance in i u present job. When
conditions in the south.
the sun quits business w e will stand no
From the entire northern belt cast of
more show as a Winter resort than Cali
the Dakotas diere lias been an annually
fornia will when its Japan Current
increasing movement o f people for nearly
out patlifinding.
thirty years to the land o f the south, and
____ Here, In the Cclery r Defla, after a .re
now tiiat a blight lias fallen upon the
freshing night's rest, usually under cover
agricultural prospects o f the section o f die
ing, we can arise in the morning, walk
northwest referred to dils movement from
out on our verandas, throw our chests out,
the north to the south w ill assume greater
place our hands upon our hips with arms
proportions than ever before.
akimbo, and breathe in great draughts o f
Agricultural, manufacturing, transpor
■fresh ozone, laden -Jjfith _the tonical a ttation and financial developm ent ¡a cer
--------------------- p.-O , . B.I D E TR O IT.
tributes o f our foies is o f medicinal pines
tain to follow the influx o f populadon that
and asfelv feel that we are in a land that
inoiaurn II iw w w m ivhib.-------'— —
lias no duplicate for all the. year round.
The south is now d ie land o f promise
Tlie breezy ore delightful and balmy. The
F. O. B. 'D E TR O IT. 1
and o f prosperity.—Cincinnati Enquirer.
winds from the sea keep them in constant
motion, thus preventing stagnation ‘from
Killed Large Rattler. »
barometric depressions and also furnish
Mrs. George Walker, who resides near
ing immunity from too much or too little
humidity. Do you know o f a like condl- Cameron City, killed u seven foot rattle
The snake struck at
tlssJ. Could von,find a better poised cll- snake last Friday.
mateT I f so tell Mr. McRomffck. he lias Mrs. Walker as she passed through a field
and the plucky lady procured a garden
been looking for it for years.
Tires Vulcanized - A M V lachines in our care insured-. Cor. 1st and Myrtle A ve. Phone 331
His tall was
Inland Florida and e s p e c ia lly ^ « Celery rake and killed the reptile.
Delta la practically Immune front cyclones adorned with ten buttons and die skin
W e deal in Celery Farm s and
Farm Lands and we are the
largest owners of Town Lots
HOLDEN R E A L E S T A T E m
SANFORD
.
’ F L O R ID A
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General Fire Insurance
Florida
u
J. W. Conner
W O M E N ’S
WOES
JOHN V. DENTON & CO.
MERCHANTS
—
Fruit and Produce
imV*
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IS ’ .A Household Necessity.
BALLARD’S
HOREHOUND SYRUP
A L D R ID G E
ine & garage Company
FOR" BUSINESS — ~
E, M. F. “ 30” $1250.00
Flanders “¡20’ 1 $75j).00
. A u tom obile
Repairs
and
* ^Accessories.
Up-to-date m a
chine tools for all kinds o f
gasoline engines, motors and
Speedwell $2500.00 to $3800.00
1
UT0S
and high wind velo d tfts,
We
have never made a fine specimen.
general machine work.
FOR
HIRE
r
�August 19, 1910
lp o u l t r v ^>Í
É ^ A R E
P S T r S w E e PRIES T O M A T O E S # 4 5 Q
#450, PROFIT TOACRE PROFIT PER ACRE
C E R T A IN
I R T ^ H P O T A T 0 ES J"’Ò E L E R Y f/OOO. L E T T UC
# 3 0 0 . TOACRE PROFIT TO ACRE
PROFJT f
Pay Your Railroad Fare
Both W ays to Florida.
C A U L IF L O W E R * 2 2 5 . PROFIT TO ACRE
It deeen’t make any d W e r w e when you com «, but. before you wake final
pay me it you ought to are what you have hough i, 1ft « pay all purchaser* o f
our laad railroad faro both ways to C«Jcry C ity tm Celery karma ( k w ,
crediting tho amount wcnlnst the purchase price. . W « are ao stir#» that Celery
/ ^ W A T E R M E L O N S
- 3 5 0 Ì PROFIT P£R AERE
CUMBERS
» 4 00
iF it PE R A C R E
Nowhere In the Sanford lection Is so mi
purchased now In Celery Farms Colony or
tn value wllhln the nasi few years.
itfioent an opi
wo allot U to you, and you don’ l ilka the plrro wo have aetectol lo r you, y oa
can »rlrct any albar unsold tract o f the name site anywhere In the 00,000 acres
n ex change.
, .After tho l.QOQiarms, (10,000 acres,) are
land will be sold at *23.00 an acre. The
an acre. Thus, every farm bought at *25J
to the point beyond the figures fixed by
of cultivation and Improvements.
W e will tell only 10,000 ecree at *11.00 tn acre. W e wouldn't M il that ranch
but we weal 1000 MtUara in the next *0 day«. There W no place tn all this great
world that le absolutely perfect. If It were eo that place would bo over pop*
uleted. Uut In Florida Celery Forme oomea doe« to natural perfection.
. Celery City, the largest town on this pi
from Bsnforu, twenty-one maca from T l f u ___
da Fast Coast ruad, and Is bound to be a center of n
In the town site are »old at 123.00 and *30.00 each,
Celery Forma Colony Is seven mile* /mm Sanford as the crow flies;
H hi.twenty-three miles by rail because you la v e to run nearly around Ijiko
Monroe: It It fifteen mil re by the beet automobile routs. If you alert from
Titusville on the Indian H irer It It twelve mlleaL. It U she miles In a straight
lino to Indian Itlver, which, lo an arm of the Atlantic ocean. Ita location
from every viewpoint Is aa nearly Ideal as It Is ponnlblo to find. Celery Farms
Is the biggest ana bast colony anywhere near Sanford.
There Is no land In Florida located so well fur n t
wells, hrnltldulnrae, sniull cost fur clearing. With eu
Ing nut only profit and picture, but the largest P<
'I h ce farms will notirut lung.
If you are lo rn
about Celery Farms and then Imy one of them qul
Colcry Farms land Is rich black sandy loam, much of It pralria requiring little
or no clearing expense much of It rsady for clow at once, Imrel, well drained by
many crcclcs. nn swamp or white sand knolls, dose to market
It la the best
celery lend, as well as for potatoes— and celery Is the highest priced crop—
In the state
5 W E E T POTATOES
5 0 0
The title'to these land* is absolutely perfect. "
earlier thin from northern sections of Flotkllt and
all of the oilier Houtbern tita tea. If you wdht to h
us and w » will tell you freely ana f rankly,| Our I
prairie and we have S-'I.OOO acre, tn which the plow
made ready for a crop without the expenditure of ■
-
C A N E
*# S O O e
P R O F IT T O
ACRE
_ Track farming la Impossible without fe e d transportation. The Florida
Kmt toast Hnllrond nine .Uirough Criery Farms for twelve miles, dividing
It Into two almost equal acctlona. On the weal and southwest h the beautiful
Take Humpy and Hi. Johns Itlver, with water navigation to Jacksonville.
The soil of this tract Is pronounced even richer and better titan the land tn
the Hanford delta and Is more easily drained by Its many creeks and by reason
of
gentle slope
toward the------rivrr_ and
lake. InInclimate
climateItItb.laperfection
perfectionfor
for
— Its -----------.-------------------id lake.
rawing tender w h iter Vegetables and citrus fruits.
Celery Forms Colour lands am tn Volusia and Hrword counties. This
iroperty h owned by a Florida corporation, headed by Hon. A. H. Mann, who
or eighteen year* was a member of ihe senate of the State of Florida, and who
isa a national reputation as Ihe promoter of Uood Uoad* Me**. and has in that
capacity spoken in every Stale to Uie Union, and Is probably better known aa
f
P A P E R SH E LL PECAN
S 6 0 0 . P R O F I T P E R A fU fi
The Company maintain« office* also tn Banford and Tit tm (lie— the two
elllm s i the rod of the Hanford Branch of tho Florida East Coast road, to
cam
forr~~settler*
and vtutor».
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W ith headquarters at C elery C ity li Chasa lUumelstcr. who had twrntr*
yt y e « " c*p*rl«»nce aa a inick sunlrnrr In Germany, New J r o e y and In
lorlda a t Sanford and Jacksonville. F o r t h « pu ipo«« of dcmonatmUnjt to
•ettlrra tbo heat methods of tntanslve farming and lor the purpose of sectir*
Inn the moat out o f the »oil, Mr. Daumeistfir will have charge of the Model
Gardens o f the Florida Homeland Oo.. and his ad vie« and asditanec-will be
given free to irttler*. By ronstantly consul tin « him It Is the belief o f the own*
era o f Celery Farm » that many mistake« will be avoided and sueema will he
practically assured. Mr. IlmmicfMrr alvot dflmooitmtkm»- talk» and carries
on eiprnmentJi tn "the beat method or produetkm on Celery Farms. Close
« 0 Celery City, our ranllaM ow n ta-M*. JMumtUter*a Model Garden operated
«
B U SH E L S TOACRE
EG G P LA N T
i
L. U. Dees, of llaytotrn. P. O. on Criery Firms, writes: VI nr
per acre of sugar cane, rawing cabbage between the roue, 8,00
a ere. t fy greatest s uceen was In Irish polatiea, niy iim/ita ru
to *600.00 per aero. I have used no commercial fertiliser and
J. A. Takach; Sanford, aucaeaaful salary grower, .writes: " I h
Ing criery In the vicinity of Hanford fur the part 0 year«, and
land owned by your company is at well adapjhd to the culture c
•rcflon— In some roitiecU It Is better l>eei»u*fflof Its being ao Icy
Irrigated and cleared, i-rm ire amt raullfUlwir aad corn art ral
to the criery crop and yield bountifully."
j[j
W . I j. Thorndyke, formerly ot Lovelan d.'C olo., writes: "
with iny twenty acres. Vou ocrtalnly have,ihe rigtit kind ol
*l>r ik faelínglr too, because I have been up Mfnliut the [and ■
yean T MtftiCt lo qaadruple my money. Boll, location, tr
everything suite m e ."
CORN
6 0 BU
PEP A C R E — ^
Z & 0 R -3 &
-
CROP IN
ve
Send (or Printed Answer* to All Quest
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worth $2.50.
F lorid a H o m e la n d |Co
Send this in to
day w ith $ 22,50 and
999 A t la n t ic N a tio n a l B a n k B ld g .
we w ill allot you ten acres
Jacksonville,
In C elery Farm s C olony. Y o u
lose. Y ou can pick from
6o (ooo acres later.
FLORIDA HOMELAND COMPANY,
930 Atlantic National Beak BuilJi»,, JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
BERMUDA
Bern! ir.u iillo y n e iit ten {teres,
O N IO N S
k a^H PO -PE R A C R I
A22.50 Eaclotti.
TO SANFO RD PEO PLE:
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The developm ent of the Florida Homeland Company’s Celery
have opened offices here: we sp
to know lu st what we are doing
Sanford Office
i
$ 3 2 ß PROFIT lOACRt
W e have the beat Irish potato land tn Florida, and that Is the beet first crop,
you follow with rum or sweet potato«*. 300 bush ale to the acre, or other vegetaLira and make still more money the same year.
^
If tn November or December you plant Irish potatoes, yoa can barveat to
March or April from *0 to 100 harreii to the acre. As they are first In the mar
ket, thrr aril from **.00 to tS.OO e barrel. Total rx.-t not to exceed >110 per
nerv; luLl p u t income on luwatOirudiicUon. ami-weo—. M r iM iM t su b t m li
m il hr IKOu and work. II.ISOOO, and you have left more than *1.1*0.00 for
the beak in from 00 to 100 days. These look like big figures, dome and see.
$ 2 SC
CABBÄSE
PROFIT PER ACRE
wan t .you
W . A. ADAMS, Manager
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Auiust 19, IBIO
TMt SANFORD HERALD
II
1* » a nAr *»*«++•&***** -
F reig h t Rules and T a r iff
In the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial
Circuit o f t e State of Florida for
■ Chnrle* E. 6 e ll fa/ A tlanta, ch ief clerk
Orange County,
in the general freight department of. die
CUy of Sanford
i *
Southern m il way,; ha* com piled arid issued u
_ v*
/ Dill In Chancery to Enforce
Mary
Evan*
I
Tax Lien.
a publication thpt will be o f the utmost
To ihe defendant. Mary Evan*.
value to the shipping world gen era l It Is
It appearjiui fromth# affidavit of the Oily Solid
entitled "E veryd a y Freight Rules and tor of the City of Sanford, herein filed, that he bebe
lieve* that too are a non reaidam or the
State o '
_________i
T a riff Manual,'’ and contains all o f the Flotids sod that your residence
ence U
1* unknown am
ant
I* no----------------person In this
------------it* state the service
«ervlce of a
principles o f the interstate commerce act that there
subpoena upon whom would bind you. and that
(com m only known as the Hepburn law ), your age Is over the aga of 21 years.
It IS therefore ordered that
do -ppcar
appear in
In this
*— you
-----nnil.lhc various tullngs o f the interstate Court to the bUl herein|_ft'
' upon Sth day of Sep*
Hind,
tember
A.
D.
1010.
commerce commission pertaining to the
It; it
It further
furt‘
ordered that thlt order of public«“
be
r
proper bundling o f everyday freight, re- tlon>bapublUhed
once a week for 8 consecutive
weeks!__________
ik ijn ihe Sanford ______
Herald a newspaper publish*
lating to cialms, routing and mlsroiting, ed In Orange County, florid*
Wltne** my hind and teal of the *ald Circuit
demurrage, export and import tralffc, reCourt thl* 23rd day of July A. D. 1010.
conslgnlng. rules and privileges, transit
„
„
B. M. ROBINSON.
Clerk Circuit Court. Oram « County.
prlyleges, miscellaneous rulings pertaining 80-8t
This Is what you want. Bolts on with one {
to freight traffic;arrangement, application In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial
bolt and center tooth behind.
Circuit o f the State of Florida for .
_ and use o f freight tariff» and dasslffca□fariieCounty
tlona with exam ple» illustrating their use.
City of Sanford
Bill In Chancery to enforce
A il o f the inform ation la stated in precise
Tax Lien
SANFORD. FLORIDA
and simple terms and Is arrainged in a A. C. Martin and)
To nil whom It may concern:
manner easy o f reference and is thoroughly
Upon nppllcBt Ion of the city solicitor. !t I* hereby
ordered that on or before the September Rule day
Indexed, When it Is considered the radi next, being the Sth day or Septamber. A. D. HMD.
w
In
laid court, you appear to and aniwer the bill
cal bhanges In - the present day methods
filed and *et forth the nature of your respective in
o f conducting transportation as compared terest* In, right to. or lien* upon real eiiale tit- !
in the Cllv of Sanford, and drierIbed In the
with the former methods, and the obli uate
bUI
block to. Tier 10, In Martin’* Addition
AND
gations that the law has placed upon
ered thsl thl* order be publlihed
¿shippers, as well as upon carriers a publi
, ------------ .erald, a newipaper publlihed In
*a d city, once a week for four coniecutlve week*
cation o f this nature Is very timely. The prior to
io laid
iota rule flay.
day.
I **
Wlirjen my hand and *eal of the «aid courfthl*
author, Mr. Bell, is an A tlan ta man and . Wltne*»
23rd da^oj July, A.
D. 1010.
'
haa occupied m any responsible positions
B. M. Riwinkw.
50-41
Clerk Circo
Circuit Court 'Orange County.
ROOM 20
in the railw ay aerivee In A tlanta and else
where and 1» now chief derk in the gen Notice o f Application for Tax Deed
Upstairs, P ico Block
Linder Section 8 or Chapter 4888,
eral freight department o f the Southern
Laws
of
Florida
rgillvay. He Iuib had fifteen years' of
Notice 1* hereby given that Lulu II. Bowler. Agt .
practical freight traffic experience. This purchaser
of Tax Certificate* named below dated
Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. m.
the Oth day of July. A. D. 1008. ha* Dial sald.cerbooji o f "E everyd ay Freight Rule
AND
tifirntrs In my office, and ha* made application for
Tprlff Manual'* has already received the tax deeda to Issue in accordance with law. Said
Saturdays
4 to 9 p. m.
certificates embrace the following described prop
highest commendation o f leading railroads,1 erty situated In Orange county. Florida, to-wlr: ,
,
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fc 384, Lot 3, HU. A, Mitchells Levy (irnpi;
Indburlal tarfllc managers tind shippers
throughout the country. In Atlanta’ it has 360, Lot 8. Blk A. Mitchell* l.evy Grant; No.
Strangers W e l c o m e
Lot 3. Blk. B. Mitchell* Ley Grant: No 380. Lot 3.
been indorsed by the Atlanta diam bcr of iilk. B, Mitchell* Levy Grant: No. .190. Lot 7, Blk,
commerce, A tlan ta freight bureau and a 0. Mitchell* Levy Grant: No. 304, NJ4 of E 20 a of
U>t 38. Blk. D. Mitchell* Levy Grant. The »aid
number o f leading shippers In the city. land being a»*eaaed. al the Issuance of said cer
SCHUMPERT-NORCROSS
Chase & Co.
-H O E 8
S H IP P E R S OF
(
Florida Fruits
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F. A . SCI
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Generäl Insurance Agents
Sanford Library
<W
Free Reading Room
\
rtry M c L a u l i n
tificates In the name of Unknown Owner. Unirai
JU L aaldasMBdàttshall ha b m m i M "w ».ti»i
tax
deed wlltnue thereon on Uie ISth dnyor A u
'(lib- Am erican Association or Freight
gust. A. D. 1010.
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A gents at their anhuul meeting at Mobile
Wltne*» my official signature and seal this the
13.4h day of July, A. D.TülO.
in A p ril and has already attained a large
rai)
B M. Romnxm,
Clerk Circuit Court Orange County. Florida.
sale throughout the county.— Atlanta
48-41
By M. A Howard. D C.
*L
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Almost a Fire
During the sturm un Tuesday the light
ning struck un clecric wire running a show
window uf D. A. Caldwell & Sons' store
and in a moment the trimmings were
ubtaze extinguished. The stock was reihoycd from (he window and the blaze
extinguished before any serious damage
occurred. An ularm o f fire was turned in
und Chief Hand responded promptly, but
tlte services o f the department were not
needed. Had the fire uccurred at night
the store would probably have sufTered a
heavy loss before the fife could be con
trolled. Mr. Caldwell lost on elegant op
portunity to have a fire sale, but states
that he will inaugurate some real good
sales starting the first o f September und
as heretofore will use The Herald.
,
Do You Get (h e G eorgian ?
. Hie magnificent offer uf The Herald to
give a year's subscription to the Atlanta
W eekly Georgian,’ the Spare Moments and
Gentlewoman's Magazines and The Herald
fur the small sum of $2.00 is gaining pop
ularity eoch week. Those subscribers who
have already received th^sc (tapers arc
well pleased witli them. 1 The W eekly
Georgian gives the grower the benefits of
oil the weekly markets, and news o f die
southern states. It has die Sunday school
lesson, all the prohibition news, all the
current news gleaned and boiled down for
the reader wild Has no dm e to redd die
dally (mpers. This offer is ( » s i lively the
. best ever inode, to the Sanford people.
Get your subscription in at once.
Itch Relieved .at Once.
Thai terrible itch disappears with the
_ FIHST DR0I*S o f a ?ituple compound pf
oil o f winicrgreen, thymol and glycerine
m ixed in D; D. D. Prescription. This soothlug, beallnglotion, used externally kills the
eczem a germ instantly.
Heretofore tlte D, D. D. remedy has been
solild only in 11.00 bottles; but as a special
er, any sufferer in this town who baa
naver tried IX D. D. can now try this rem
edy In a Bpcclal bottle at 25c. It cures the
-Iidh instantly. W e K N O W this.
J
. i. if. Philips
A Co.
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The best matting art squares In town
at M iller,«* Son's for $2.25.
52-lf
In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial
UL Circuit, Orante County, State o f
Florida
Y
Edward ForrUirr ••
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f l llA tgf e l m eüftit'A’. 'M . Till ash«
y jj, A kkveod.
lo i
he nitido vit of Kd ward Forrtsinr
i Which he deposes'and says
ipUinant In the abova named
, Ihe defendant. Charlee link row is
l 'W M M l ò t f l<tf
l I tbs s u t » of Floriga, sod that Uls
ÄSiSAfft,
Wltn
N o tic e o r A p p lica tio n fo r Tax
U nder S e c tio n 8 o f C h apter
L a w s o f Florid a
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vfc
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C A P ITA L «3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
Thp O N L Y bank in Sanford th at
IN S U R E S E V E R Y
D O LLAR
D E
PO S IT E D A G A I N S T LO SS from any
and a ll causes.
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PEO PLES
Prom>pt. Service
Polite Service
nnd will apprecinte your patronage
PER CENT allowed on Savings Deposits
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Given nd Home o f Pupils.
Address
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P R IC E S
September 29th, 1910
ORANGES, GRAPÏ
under th e P res ld e n o v o f Rev. D. F.
H aynes, fo r m e r ly
In c h a rg e o f
Asbury C o lleg e In K en tu cky. . . .
For full Inforn
lind ndvnnlag
l iv e r y
use
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Th at I » . the w a y o f It. -fh c n ew
e n te rp ris e is a n ew C o lle g e to
o pen
a t iC n t e r p r i s e , Florid a
FO R
YOUR
T angerines and e ar ly vegetables
leW IT T .
If you ore no^ doing
Mouse, write to them at once.
Ijuslm-sa
luf the unique sutroundlhgs
■devolopmenl of soul, mbid
[fur f{ee catalog to:
REV. B. F. H A Y N E S
P r e s id e n t L iv in g s t o n C o lle g e
E n te r p r is e , F lo r id a
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References:
M ER C H A N TS
C O M M IS S IO N
S t.,
This Pjiber |
B a lt im o r e ,
M d.
1 liousantls of Pleased Shippers
IDINGEE
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In
Florida
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L.l ...
.Ï a Bottle of
I Woodruff •.
G IN G E R -A U
OR 6 0 D A W A T E R
Manufactured with pure distilled water— they will prevent Illness, aid
(ligeatfqjf end give,you health
—
— J -,1
Notice is hereby given thut T. W Lawton uf
‘ Tax Certificate No. 477,
A. D 1008. bn* flleJ
said certificate iii my office, and has made upplicofor tax deed to Usue la necordanoa with law
Ificatc embraces the follow log describe«
rrtv sltuaitd In Orsngeouuniy, Florida, lo-wil
, Aulln’s 2nd A«ld to Ovkdo. Tlie said land
being aaseaaed at the date of the Ueuencwof such
cenificaie In the name of Unknown. Unless said
certificate shall be redeemed aruording lo taw, tax
deed will Issue thereon on Ihe 23rd dsy of August,
A. U. 1010.
Witnessm
my
iytOfficial »Una lure and'seal ibis Uie
1010.
of July, A.. DV10
"V
M. Hou* so*.
.40-44.,‘ U « x i <JLrrutt Otmrt, Orange County, H a
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Is ..
The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla
Shoes for every oc
casion, no m a t t e r
what you wish themt
for, whether ~ for a
;; days tramp, an after
In Court o f County Judge, State of
noon o f sport,* an
Florida
evening ot society or
L y m s W N ] «-»n g e County
Notice Is hereby given, to all whom II may con
for business. There
cern, that on the 8th day of February. A. D. 1011.
I shs)W>PPl* to the HoiwraUc William Marua.
81 said Court, as Judge of Probata, for my
is an appropriate and
lischargess executrix of the estate of Lyman
I'bcfpa, ib-craacd: apd that at the name time I will'
present my thial mxounta as executrix.
reliable shoe for that
Dsted Aug- filh. A D. 1010.
| particular o c c a s i o n.
Executrix.
91-0 tuo
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FIRST N
t
i
r.
'i
IONALBANK
OF S
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H. RAND, Frssldsst
ill
Fo r d ,
Safaty
i
i
ö
.
OEO . FER N A LD , Vioa-Frae.
B. F . W H ITN ER , Asst. Caahlsr
F. P . F O R S T E R , Cashier
Only ilaiional
Funds Protect
fla
ink In Orange County
by Burglary Insurance
oslt B oxBb fo r Ran
N IZ E D 1887
C IT Y
And IC E C R E A M P A R LO R
In Court o f County Judge State o f , ;
florida
fDeC.10.
A
H. E .'T O L A R
b r o th er s
ling and
ittlng
U. F. Warnas, J».
.
Vice-President
r¿ V W 4 V 4 V 4 W 4 4 t
GUARANTEED
Notice is hereby given that V. T. 1'elors of Gcin-vn, Fla.,purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 331,
dated the fath day of July, A. U , 1008, has filed
said errdficale in my office, and has made upplkution for tax deed to Issue In accordance with law.
Said certificate embraces the following described
property situated In Orange county. Florid^ ta-wit: A ll Work ReceivesIM y Personal Alleutiun I
N;t of SEW Sec. 0, Twp. 20 S. K 82 E Tlie said
land lieing assessed at the dale of the Issuance of
und Uást KffortB
such certificate In the name of D. W. Currie. Un,'tj ,
less said certificate shall l>e rrdeemetl according to (iilp o s it e C ity H u ll
Phuue 230
law. tax deed will iisuethrrron on the Uilh dny of
August. A, D I BIO.
Witness my official signature and seut this the
15th doy of July. A. D 1010.
(seall
B. M. RnawsM.
.48-41 . Clerk Circuit U w t Qraogc County. Fla.
3
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[T T ." \ ~ ir R : STEV EN S,
GLASS IM I’ lANO LESSONS
N o tic e o f A p p llco tlon fo r Tax Deed
U nder S e c tio n 8 o f C h apter 4888,
Lnw a o f F lo rid a
k
t
Safety Deposit Boxes for rent-----
PIISS\ RUTH ABBOT
Notice'll hereby given that J. A. Thompson of
Sanford, Fla., purchaser of To* Certificate No. 324,
dated the Oth day of July A. t). 1908, has filed said
certificate tn my office, nnd has made application
for tax deed to issue in accordance with law. Said
cerUfieatc embraces ihe following drspribed proper
ty situated In Orange County, Florida, to-wi*« Sit
oflllk . 8, Tier 13, Sanford.
The said hind being assessed a I Ihe date of the
Issuance of such certificate In Ihe name of A. J.
Thompson.
Unless said certificate shall be redeemi-d ac
cording to law, lax deed will Issue thereon on the
jgut A. D. 1910.
30th day of August.
W lttifsirm
m y officlal
‘ ‘ ilgnaturr tinti seal this the
20th day of July. A. 0.. 1010.
1). M. RuetNXM,
Clerk Circuit Couit Orange County Florida.
30-4L
Dee d ) ^
ik » is hereby given4is* 1L»hum ‘ il may cûûM vlW
, that on the 10th day of Uxember. A. D.
A. U. 1010. the
shall. apply to the HonoraUle Wm Martin,
1 0 1 .L 1
.-._t
BIP *%
Frobati
Ctxtmy
Judge of said Ctrurt. as Judge of i’robate.
notice be pul>H*ht-d
_________ _____ r___or of the estate
r my fiosldlschargba«executor
Isbed in
lia
tes,
deceased;
end
st
the
same
time
m Hole
will present my huid accounts as executor of
csteta, and ask (or their simroval.
Dated June lOtli. A. D. WlO
Âcc^ÿHç Serylçe.
as
Deed
4888
N o tic e oT A p p lica tio n to r Tax Deed
Under S e c tio n b o f C h a p ter 4888,
L a w s o f F lo rid a
/
BANK O F 'S A N F O R D
OFFERS
: M Y SPECIALTIES
A L L ' GOODS
»• *
Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida
Pickards Hand-Painted Chinn
Journal.
Gtirhnpi's Sterling, ¿liver
___ Mr. Bell is well known in Sanford .where ] n Ihe Circuit Court of the_7th Judi
\,
•I
cial C irc u ito filie ~Slôïé"ôf Florida
\ Roiícfár P l a t a l W ñío
his fam ily ure frequent visitors. Mrs. Bell
for
Oñingc
county.'
Elgin
und
Wnlthnm
Watches
1« the daughter o f Mr. und Mrs. F. A.
City of Sanford)
<¡
Schumpert o f tills city.
V»
J Bill lh Chancery lo enforce Tnx
Mary Evans
)
Lien. ’
To all whom It may concern:
Upon application of the City Solicitor, If Is here
by ordered that on or before the September Rule
«lay nail, being 5th «lay td September, A. D. 1010,
In said court. yon appear tn and answer the bill
filed and set forth the nature of your rrspeqtivr
Interest* In, right to, or liens upon real rsiate sit
uate In the City of Sanford, and descrilied in the
bill us l,oi 3, Block 10, InChnpman A Tucker ad
dition to said City of Sanford.
Il Is further ordered that this order lx: published
in the Sanford Herald a newspaper published in
said Clly, once a week for four ctrnsecutlve weeks
prior lo said rule day.
Witness my hand nnd w a l o f the said circuit
court this 23rd day of July A. I). 1910.
B. M. ROBINSON.
30-41
Clerk Circuit Court. OrangeCounty.
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
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Vegetables
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Ice Cream ’ Furnished in Pints, Quarta and G allons
Stationery, Confectionery and
Feric^dlcals of all Kinds
Frank L. Woodruff
Sanford, Floridi
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S h ipm en ts o f C elery fr o m San
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fo r d t o d a te
Year
189«
Crate*
1,100
JJ“
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• t
■ • food
61,860
123,058
km
iooo r
Rest (fonts
Year
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1908
mm
5 Sen Sinfotd Farm on p*,,
J23 down and $10 p,r
do ■ « karry «mother food
Yearly average increase 118.3%
ltd* away befora you.
aellin| fast.
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° ur P o llc y ;
chi
The (,
I N SAN FO RD — Life
C o n a o r v a t la m , R e lia b i l i t y , P r o g r a a a l v a n a s . a n d C o u r t o o u . T r a a t m . n t
m h v
B A W F O R ^ F L O R I D A , A U G U 8T
M a k in g S eed B ed s f o r th e
'- C e l e r y Plan ts
Begin
by
negin o
y taking nil top growth ofT o f a
Plot o f ground 40 by 40 feet which will
furnish'jdnnt* sufficient for five acres, and
w ill require about one and one half pounds
o f seed. Then apply n Tew lands of reaves
to hold the ground porus and keep It from
$25 uown-that’s all □
pocking, then a rp ly a special mixture o f
fertilizer composed o f one third ground
hone, one third tobacco dust and one third
coster bean meal, and then add to the
bed one and one half barrels o f lime.
V*® bed is then ready to be cut up, which
•houid be done with a cutaway harrow
Number 29
© □ E S H M in
C J S 0 Q
o f sellin g him
: High-grade securities tlu t*
drew 4 p er cen t, fo r
¿ent. and th e original am ount invented w ou ld be
Marshall Field W as a Sly Old Fox
A n d could see a marked card
n ,.n , l e . , u „
kn ow in g wink.
H e . ¡ « d ,b e y o u « ,
m k .m .up , „ d looked
Marshall Field Said
Marshall Field Said
w
S Ü S Í3 Â
'J t t S
ï à ï
Marshall Field Said
'to place their
possession be-
fo r n ir à 'protection
Truth Crushed
cost o f im p rovem en ts Is
co m m on k n ow led ge that im p roved
Five Acres Sold at M onr
m
“
P ’ rt’
C e l" V D e l'* '•
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.o d .y . . i,
U .
In order to make a good heavy, stalky
ro an„SLm<L f ° 1I ? r’ lranspll,nt ‘ hem to
to another bed, h r ro w . five inches apart
atid one half-inch apart In the rowT '
_ When the plants are reset in this bed
t ie same doth ¿ n d fram e* are used to
Protect them until they have
■gain rooted.
In about two weeks after the transplant
log. the plants
are ready to set Iu the
field. Tw o months
. 1 required
i- .j ..are
to prona
gate the plants and they sellI (for $1.25 per
1000. A fte r they haVe been
----- 1 set in tiie
flaW. 100 days is required to place U »
Product In the cars.
The plants far later
quire so much attentlc
tho cessation o f tha rain
tion -in *ih d teraperatui
tiie methods o f making
beds os the seasons tar »
in t e r e s t in g
I . K. B a l e ,
Surface IrrigRation
de
sB '»•
s..,fOT
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d prepare lands fo r c u ltiv a tio n 'fo r
p,y Jl.333.33 p„ lc„ for |inJ
im p ro vem e n t, M r. H a n d Would h eve pi
*
r
Four Hundred and Twent
„ '¿ ¡¡£ ,e nc' *J " d [° ! ” ' r
* ' M onro,
M f. Wynne it one o f tl
-n o w
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M o n r o e
g ™
M sn ei
G ro w s In S an ford.
p s
e r tlo n
r if ih U 1t T
* ? < « booklet, copyngnted. T. K. Bates, o f the Title Bond x
issued for that company some tonw «dH
«d tu n d troths entitled “ How^ Money
. Blows In Sanford." Ms. Bates ht., i l l
{°*'<-t.r9inlo g In this Una o f work and the
■Woodjd compendium o f ex per-
a n d
la n d
is
th e r e
* 80
a
in
g o o d
la n d
l i n o
n e e d
°P e n
m a k e
U nnecm m , in th, Ji.poul „( Monro, pro
V a
® o n d
fo r o u r
b o o k , i I t te tli
A P 0 “
'°
o f C a l
,ho ^ « ‘ «ro s o f £
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(INCORPORATED)
$25 down-that’s all n riT T i?
$10 monthly
This L ist M a y In te r e s t You"
FOR S A L E
TOR S A L E
•
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TO R R E N T
F iv e acres, 2 H cleared, 1 well
Terms cash.
2 room oottage, price $1.050.
W e have applications for
residences and business prop
F iv e acres, 2H acres cleared
1H acres tiled, 1 well, house.
$5.000 on terms.
W e have applications for
bouses to renL
List * « ,,,
over
erty.
L ist your property Tor
TOR S A L E
1 * 2. wlIIs. Brim ia,fifiu
onn third cash, balance in
poultry, oranges and
•
SALE
fanning. T ^ lce , $30 per acre
on terms. A c t quick i f you
want I t
30 building lots Just outside
the d t y Umita.
Price rongea
-
Forty acres. S deared . 5 filed
old land, one weU. price $10GOO, wUl divid e into five acre
lo u and sell for “ $250 per
land*,
grazing
land*,
orange lands, residence prop
erty. Florida real estate o f
kinds.
Residence. Markham Helghta,
3 .acres, nice fruit trees and
grava. M flOUjoo,
balance
'T h e South Florida Publicity Club, which
Entertained at Dinnrr.
was launched in Lakeland two years ago,
Last Sunday the beautiful home o f
is growing like a young bay tree, and a l
Frank Evans and w ife. No. 07 Parker S l ,
ready i u results are being felt tliroughoul
(Jlielaea,
Mass., was a most enjoyable
t ho orange belt.
•
scene o f pleasure and happiness as they
Although the comm ittee o f the Tam pa
gnve a dinner in honor of Frank's brother
- Board o f Trade appointed to effect, if posand sister visiting him.
Mrs. Evans be
slide, an early and amicable adjustment
ing a delightful hostess, served the din
_ o f the labor difficulties which now exist
ner iu h e r own sweet' way. and ail did
uinong die tobacco working trades o f
justice to tiie repast. Tliooa present were
- Tampa, has been working in closed ses
sion* with the different' factions, it is un
derstood thut prospects were never before
brighter, since the
beginning o f the
trouble, for a sa tisfa cto ry settlement jin d
one turn will be permanent.
.
Cheap John Methods A re
t u / b a tlo n m ° d
° ne
? !'
to milt pu,!
room house, out-buildings.
near the school,'1-enough till‘ ng for another acre, price
$7.000.
*
FOR S A L E
10 acres in Eureka Hammock
11 acre*, five cleared. 8 feilt
od, 4 tllod. 5 in cultivation.
A ll ditched and drained- One
welL Four room bouse ’ trn
■U on m a tt' road, o u s te r
m JU
« o n e cleared.
Flow ing well.
am >
OirtL 5 flowing wells, facing
luml road, good barii. four
room residence, near shipping
Prioe $18.000.00. $8,
000.00 cash, balance in two
from fcimtr»g
Price, $5500.
'H a lf
balance on tenna.
^
‘ "jf/ t o t io n H m ile a w a y
« rice. $1780. Terms. $000
down, balance on Hnir
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Over Three Hundred Tickets
Were Sold to Cameron
R e g a rd in g th e E vergla d es.
Tropical Tropics, published monthly at
Modeilo, Dade county, for August contains
a warning to those thinking o f buying
¿ash.
Ten acre*. Hied and In high
state o f cultivation, four wells
tool bouse, all tool*and w a g
on, fronting on 1-nkq Monnx*
Price; $11.000.00, h alf cash,'
balance in two and three
* * * »■ This place wUl fi-nt
fov $1.000 per year.
j TITLE BOND ft GUARANTEE 00.
Items of Interest Gleaned From
Various Sources
HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK
H ere
/)*> d eep water
m arket price offered fo r cotton in theseed
city,
but
thought
it
to
his
interests to
In many years, and the farmers all seem
move to Jacksonville.
r very happy over their prospects.
Mr. Crawford is a brother o f John Craw
addition
to Tampa
h il
j
.A, „valuable
,
.M s manu
ford, who has resided in Jacksonville for
factures and a great boon to the citrus
a number o f years in th$ law practice,
growers o f the surrounding country will
and it is understood that the brothers will
soon be installed In Tampa. This will be
form a partnership here.— Times-Unlon. .
a branch o f the Am erican Citrus Products
company. Incorporated under the laws of
the States o f Florida and California, who O p p o rtu n ities o f S a n fo rd In a Nut Shell
make a specialty o f the manufacture of
To sum up the opportunities o f Sanford:
lemon, orange and grapefruit Juices and Irrigated land, with flowing artesian wells,
(halt essential o M by what is known as with the best o f celery and lettuce soil
tbe Lorina process, for commercial Uses. and clim atic conditions, cleared. Broken
This firm has opened Its initial factory and under cultivation, more celery land
ut San Diego, California, and their next than any other section in the station, bet
Pbmt w ill be placed at Tninpa.. The Cal- ter railroad facilities, and it is now recog'
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“ Ifornlolkousehusl>cen on Immense suc- Titled us a land o f opportunity!~The
j§
° * M a « d ,or this reason they have decid amount o f capital invested here is ample
ed to open up in Florida at the earliest th a tlh is is the greatest celery and lettuce
section in the state. It has exceptional
possible m om ent
.
fS t
9t. Augustine wlU be well advertised at advantages In the line o f educational op
W
tha Ohio V alley Exposition at Cincinnati portunities. Tt can Ho longer b e ' denied
3 ’
through the efforts o f the St. Augustine that ihe far seeing ones seeog ren t future
time on the cars were kept busy taking
Board o f Trade. A larga collection o f for our celery city, ond he who gets in on
the
"Joy riders" to Cameron City.
fine view s o f the principal points o f Inter the ground floor will nover have anything
Arrived
there the large packing house
est and the varied resources o f St. Johns to regret. The days o f bargains are fast
of
Howard-Pnckahi
Co. was used as a
county lias been prepared and sent to the passing aw ay and he or she who is slow
dandng
pavilion
and
the grounds sur
will some day see their say mistake.
exposition.
rounding were filled with benches and
The City Council o f Miami last, week
tables where coffee,- sandwiches, lemon
,
fixed the annual tax levy at 30 mills. Items of Interest Concerning ade. ice cream and soft drinks
were
Many improvement* will be in clu d ed .^
served by the ladies.
.
People
the expenditures o f tha year.
To tha music furnished by the famous
j-yj
purchased fi
b o o k le t
W r it e s 0 ,
Last Week for $10,000
V
TROLLEY BIDE GREAT
th e R ea d e rs W ill rin d a Brfei
H is to ric a l S p rin g r io w ln g
•
F o r H u rried R ea d e rs
President T a ft and ex-Presldent Roose
v e lt are again felloW-workers in the same
political field. The threat that they might
That
kr ^ r f r s r n f t _ p p tu gate
a full
“th e ft-ffl& re i’perhaps forty, perhaps one 1pull npurt tins been forefended by
. _____
business women in the south has Just
hundred and sixty acres o f.tlio said-land. ®*P«annfion on one side a n d an unreaervbeen demonstrated by the ladies o f the
But. after the post three years o f expen- *** acceytonce on the other,
Sanford Im provem ent Association.
dilure, there ore but a very few acres o f
The census reports arc said to show
Sveral weeks ago these ladies had a few
land reclaimed, and a portion o f this Is at that the southern states, including Mlssmeetings relative to raising money for
the head o f the Miami river, which land curt and Oklanoma. show a greater perdoes not come properly under the head o f centage o f increase in population th»n
the vast Everglades, as this land is a the remainder o f the pnlon. Politicians
trolley ride to Cameron City. It was
great d e a l. higher and Is undoubtedly
scheduled to take place last IW dny night
valuable for vegetables.
Fruit trees will
and proved to be one o f the grandest a f
never grow on the land that is under
fairs in the history o f Sanford. The ladies
water. F ra il . i » © « require n different
succeeded far beyond their greatest ex
•oil. Pictures shown by the land
Confirmation o f {he reported fa ll, o f
pectation* In saUing tickets' and disposed
patties arc not to be relied on. The
Managua without resistance, follow ing the
of some 300 before the cars ever started.
entry o f the Insurgent forces Monday was
The children and younger folks enjoyed
contained in a cablegram received by the
the trip and refreshments as only the
youHgsr -folks-caw: The - e r e n lng bein g
The town was surrendered without any
conflict, it was said.
on e season, was tiled , fen ced o n 3 sides hut had
T.JJ per sere. A Uncy pri
man has a large number of
of land in the Celery Delt
on t{jeMmsrket on the We:
W. B. Crawford, son o f 11. Cloy Craw
ford, secretary o f state, at Tollahnssee.
and who for the past thras - years has
been editor and general mnnager o f tiie
Evening News, a bright and Widely read
p a p e r published-at Pensacola, - has d)t~
P°«sd o f oil his stock and interest to
prominent Pensacola business men. and IMPROVEMENT
SOCIETY’S HIT
has moved to Jacksonville, where he will
An E p ito m e o f th e W e e k ’ s M o s t Im make his future home, entering In 't h e
Inw business.
._
Ladles o f S an rord K n ow M ow t o R aise
p o rta n t H appenings In th e
Mr.
Crawford
has
been
succeeded
by
Funds f o r N eeded Civic
S ta t e ’ s Domain.
Im p ro vem en ts
The cotton market opened up very live H.-A. Felkel. who for some time bus been
That Sanford lias the most handsome,
ly in Alachua last week.
The bruakers connected with the News as managing
In leavin g Pensacola Mr. Craw large hearted and best ladles in the world
-----offered ten cents a pound for the fleecy editor.
ford
stated
to a newspaper representative has always been admitted by every one.
staple In the seed. This is the highest
** he and w ou ld .prove a good.' in vestm en t fo r a man
oom®* UP> This pecaution Is taken -for a
week or ten days, then the plants are
strong enough to take care o f themselves
under the half shade. The half shade re
mains over them until they have covered
the ground between the row*.
fhe General «lews of “The Land
of Flowers.
$10 monthly
ey would have earned the purchaser 100 p er
uld then be drawn
it Is perfectly level,
i laid out east and
ur Inches apart and
ed then are drilled
•oil is placed over
are covered with
Frames four feet
V ,? ,
_
necd o f sunshine. The
abth Is loosenad at the lower side and
roUed up to the upper edge o f the fram e
and left in readiness in case a heavy rain
C ra w fo rd L o c a te s In Ja ck so n ville.
A Bond Salesma
t b r a b d v e constituents
iPwouSKfy Into the soil for a depth o f five
old fertilizer « « A .
19, 1910
)
P. L Hathcock oi Newberry informs the
The lid was put on good and'Ught Sun
day at Kissimmee, when tiie d t y authori
ties decided to enforce an old ordinance
Lu regard to Sunday- closing of -business
houses, n o th in g. being allow ed to keep
open except the drug stores, only for the
sale o f drugs. Cigars, tobacco, Ice orea<n
nnd soda water have been ordered cut
Orange county people passing through
DeLand in their autos for a stay on the
beach, complain ot the condition o f the
De l and P a yte nia read i n pla te s,- especlally over toward the coast. Also, o f the
almost impassable condition o f the road
near the river ‘ ferry, beyond Osteen. It
is to be regretted that this now great
inter-country highway from the Orange
county Une across Volusia to the Atlantic
beach l l noi U p t In U t t e r repaIr. l t
costa too much money to let i t remain in
Its present had conditionTeam s and
men should be kept busy Improving and
keeping it In repqlr all the tim e— DeLand
For the first time since he was shot by
James J. Gallagher near two weeks ago,
the qiglit watch upon Mayor Caynor was
ubandonded by his physicians Monday
night. The bulletins had previously been
given up and the full measure o f the
Mayor's recovery was' indicated by the
doctors' stutement that they would retire
from the case in a few days.
Sanford hand those who enjoyed dancing
gratified their desire to the fullest ns the
floor was In good shape. Others strolled
around the grounds or enjoyed _thc occa
sion in various ways until they dedded
to catch the first car home. Here another
Only 'im m ediate rein
ent. The young couple left on tiie after
noon train for Sunford, where Mr. Raysor
lias a position with the Southern Express
Company. Both bride and greoni were
brought up in Ocala and have many
friends to wish them all happiness.
Seventy-four persons and no more are
known to have perished in forest fires In
Idaho. Montana and Washington.
The
government crew, wlio have been work
ing ou the big fork o f the Coucr d'Alene,
have been lost, it is feared, ond the home
government rangers in Montana are still
In tho woods.
There is no warrant for
tiie reports o f the loss of hundred* o f five*.
Card o f Thanks
Former Senator Wilkinson Coll o f Flor
The ladles o f the 5 , 1. A
wish to exsand inhabitants can give a trolley party press their thanks a
ida
died Wednesday morning at -Wash
nd appreciation ( q
or number among Its Iniiabltants'a bDmi the Street Railw ay Co.
ington.
He was seventy-six years o f age.
, the Sanford Band,
o f workers like the Sanford improvement
The Howard-i’ ackard Co. Editor Holly, Mr. Senator Cali's life lias been disparod o f
Association!
Maxwell ond the many others who helped ever since Saturday, when his condition
The committee o f ludies appointed to make tiie trolley ride u success.
became such that he w ay conveyed to
attend to the detaUs o f the evening's en
tiie Emergency hospital in tide city.
He
,
M rs. O. W. K ing ,
*
tertainment deserve much credit for its
wus
stricken
last
Saturday
morning
with
*
__________________ d im . CQinm.
success. Ih e comm ittee was as follows:
cerebral heinmorhage and has been un
Mrs. Dr. King. Miss A lic e Whitner. Miss
M e th o d is t. Church
conscious ever since.
f
f
dell Whitner. Mrs. Bales. Mrs. HoinrigSunday scliool at 9:45 a. m. Preaching
Governor Brown's campaign manager
houa. Mrs. Driver. Mrs. Harrold. Mrs. Frank. at J1 a. in. by the pastor. Subject: “ Our
Mrs. Stringfellow, Mrs. Peck, Mrs. J. N. Duty." ‘ Union services at 7:30 p. m., ser
Whitner, Mrs. Geo. Fox. Jr., Misses H ig mon by Rev. Geo. U. Waldron, pastor, of
gins and Miss Bessie Long.'
the Congregational church. A ll are invlted to the services. Everybody come.
Lakeland is preparing for extensive
water and light improvemts. tiuving is
sued bonds to tiie amount o f $40,000 for
Llnea Shower
that purpose. When this sum is expend
Tho
friends
o
f Miss Elbcrta Hill gave
ed Lakeland will have used $440,000 in
her
a
linen
shower
nt the home o f Mrs.
making public improvements.
B. A. Howard Iasi Thursday afternoon.
Marianna, the capital o f Jackson coun
The many beautiful pieces attested the
ty. is preparing to spend n large sum ad
great hopulority o f Miss Hill, who will be
vertising the advanteges and resources o f
come the w ife o f W alter 11. Howard o f
ihe county. Throughout the northwestern
Michigan next Thuroday.
section o f tiie state, count!#* and towns
generally are awakening to the imporSnaps In C e lery Land
tance o f attracting homeseekers from
Just
now
when you want to plant your
T o Buy L e ttu c e Crop.
other states.
fail crops is the time to buy improved
Messrs Armstrong of the E. F. Arr
S l Petersburgers are already making
celery land. I have some real nice bar strong & Co.' commission firm o f Phlli
active preparations to "w alk a w a y " with
gains in this kind o f land and the price deiphia were in tho city on Tuesday of
tiie aquatic events which w ill be a feature
will make them sell In n few weeks. You this week and met u number o f tiie grow
o f J a m p a ’a.aanual niklwinter fa lr(-wltieb
should see me nt once for these lands are ers in the office o i J. E. Pace.
They e x
will be held on gitacid and expansive
most desirable and will he sold at once. hibited a crate o f fine head lettuce raised
Hills borough Bay.
There are more people -coming to Sunford in N ew York state and siiowed the growPensacola's new d tr d ire c to ry , compiled this season than ever before and they
era Just what how the lettuce was packed
by R. L. Polk & Company, has just been know that there is only one Sanford and
In the northern markets and what kind o f
issued, and the volume shows a marked other so-called celery lands cannot prove
peak they would expet in Sanford for the
Increase in population and business ad- true to name. I w ill stand hack o f every
best results.
Messrs Armstrong wera
vuncenltnt.
piece ot land 1 sell and inquire at tho very anxious to close a deal with the
Tarpon Springs is grow ing-and making hanks or from an y business house In San growers for all Uie lettuce or a m ajority
..good at u rate that will make all other ford w ill convince you. Unly n few acres o f it In the Celery Delta, but a price
towns o f Its doss hustle to keep even
could not he decided upon that was satis
with. New business houses and residen
factory to oil parties.
They made many
- cea, with the surrounding country thick
friends while in the city and expect to
ening with settlers, there is a bright future
ahead o f It.
.
't a v ' otlllor o f l be Gainesville Sun that he con
siderably increases the yield o f his corn
b flo a T ln g the ’’suckers" thst siioot from
the main s ta lL This he does only in Uie
richer spots In the field, and tie maintains
Hint It is good poUcy.
During tbe excitem ent Incident to the
trying o f the score in the tenth Inning nf
the base ball gam e between Philadelphia
ond Cleveland nt Philadelphia on Monday
Moses Nathan, aged sixty, a retired whole
sale clothier, form erly o f N ew York City,
fell from his seat and died In a few mo
ments.
C o n g re g a tio n a l.
An object sermon for "grown-ups" w ill
bo given at the Congregational church
next Sunday morning by the pastor, Rev.
G. B. Waldron.
SubjccL ‘ T h e .Spiritual
Birth." Services opens at II o'clock: All
are invited.
Union S e rv ic e s
Union services will be held next Sun
day evening in the Methodist church at
7:30. Rev. G. B. Waldron will conduct
the services. • AU are welco m e . ________
' —
« T- 1
condition.
Captain Sifford, bjs craw o f
seven men, left the schooner in • yaw l
and landed s a fd y at Dprants L ife Saving
Station, just south o f llatteras, where
they are being cored for.________ __________
The grand aerie o f Uie Fraternal Order
p a th o llc Church
o
f
Eagles session at S l Louis refused to
Suudhy school 0 a. m. Muss and ierpermit o f a deloy o f Uie report o f the
mon 10 a. m. Rosary, instruction aud
trial com m ittee which lost night in vesti
gated the charges that four former officers
While tiie hot w ave has been spreading diverted $12,000 from the order's funds.
over the rest o f the country the people o f A report at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
Florida contlnun u> en joy the delightful was ordered. A resolution was
breezes froip Ocean and Gulf, and there providing that no business should be tran
has not been a single case here o f proa- sacted until after the charges had been
• e a s o n jy ií
go on consignment coin/oftahie;in the summer, « f w e l l as ihe
unless returns are assured,
winter; come to Florida and build a home.'
'
I
* * -■
^
V a c a tio n is O ver
' *
i
The development that has been going
Yesterday was the last half holiday for
on throughout Nassau county for some
the grocery clerks for the foU business is
time |s most gratifyin g to our citizens,
opening up with a rush and the store!
and the prospects ahead for the future o t
w ill now remain open aU day Thursday.
Fernandina were never so bright as right
now< W e are starting to th é front w ith a
W hy does Sanford grow ao rapidly T
rush and there is nothing in evidence that
Because the soil farm the backbone o f the
could JcheCk our progress until wonderplace and it luu file best artesian wells
ful developm ent shaU have been m afie-—
n the state,
Fernandina Record.
•u.1laiiH?d ut DYcmilal,
W. R. §pelr, known through Florida as
"W hispering BUI" blew into Sanford this
week selling fruit trees and flowering
shrub*. Bill's voice has improved some
what and you can hear him now as f a r .
•outb' M Miam i when he wh U p ~ « in
ford. Ho has received a fine offer from
the phonograph com pany to cut h it voice up into small records and aeU
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Read the letter from a man in Sanford
to his wire in N. Y .,-/'Lookin g Backward"
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M M m rtw
Shipments o f Celery from San
• fo rd t o date
Year
189«
iooo
Crate*
1,100
r km
JJ“ * ß j»
Î5S ¡ 3 8
Rest(fonts
•t
■ • food
Year
61,860
123,058
im i
1908
S Ä
mm
5 Sen Sinfotd Farm on p*,,
J23 down and $10 p,r
do ■ « karry «mother food chi
Yearly average increase 118.3%
ltd* away befora you.
aellin| fast.
.......................................................
° ur P o l l c y ;
The (,
IN SANFORD—Life
C o n a o r v a tla m , R e lia b ility , P r o g r a a a lv a n a s . a n d C o u r t o o u . T r a a t m .n t
m h v
B A W F O R ^ F L O R ID A , A U G U 8 T 19, 1 9 1 0
M akin g Seed Beds f o r the
'- C e le r y Plants
Begin
by taking nil top growth ofT o f a
negin oy
Plot o f ground 40 by 40 feet which will
furnish'jdnnt* sufficient for five acres, and
will require about one and one half pounds
of seed. Then apply n Tew lands of reaves
to hold the ground porus and keep It from
pocking, then arply a special mixture of
fertilizer composed of one third ground
hone, one third tobacco dust and one third
coster bean meal, and then add to the
bed one and one half barrels o f lime.
V*® bed is then ready to be cut up, which
•houid be done with a cutaway harrow
$25 uown-that’s all □
old fertilizer « « A .
© □ E S H M in
$10 monthly
A Bond Salesma
o f selling him
tb r a b d v e constituents
iPwouSKfy Into the soil for a depth o f five
uld then be drawn
it Is perfectly level,
i laid out east and
ur Inches apart and
ed then are drilled
•oil is placed over
are covered with
Frames four feet
C J S 0 Q
Number 29
: High-grade securities tlut*
drew 4 per cent, for
¿ent. and the original amount invented would be
ey would have earned the purchaser 100 per
Marshall Field Was a Sly Old Fox
A n d could see a marked card
n ,.n , l e . , u „
knowing wink.
H e . ¡ « d ,be y o u « ,
m k .m .up , „ d looked
Marshall Field Said
** he and would .prove a good.' investment for a man
Marshall Field Said
w
S Ü S Í3 Â ' J t t S ï à ï
Marshall Field Said
'to place their
possession be-
fo rn irà 'protection
V ,? ,
_
necd o f sunshine. The
abth Is loosenad at the lower side and
roUed up to the upper edge of the frame
and left in readiness in case a heavy rain
oom®* UP> This pecaution Is taken -for a
week or ten days, then the plants are
strong enough to take care o f themselves
under the half shade. The half shade re
mains over them until they have covered
the ground between the row*.
In order to make a good heavy, stalky
ro an„SLm<L f ° 1I ? r’ lranspll,nt ‘ hem to
to another bed, hr row. five inches apart
atid one half-inch apart In the rowT '
_ When the plants are reset in this bed
t ie same doth ¿nd frame* are used to
Protect them until they have ■gain rooted.
In about two weeks after the transplant
log. the plants
are ready to set Iu the
field. Two months
. 1 required
i- .j ..are
to prona
gate the plants and they sellI (for $1.25 per
1000. A fter they haVe been
----- 1 set in tiie
flaW. 100 days is required to place U »
Product In the cars.
The plants far later
quire so much attentlc
tho cessation of tha rain
tion -in *ihd teraperatui
tiie methods o f making
beds os the seasons tar »
in t e r e s t in g
bo o klet
I . K. B a le , W rites 0 , -n o w
G row s In Sanford.
M snei
Truth Crushed
cost o f improvements Is
com m on knowledge that improved
issued for that company some tonw «dH
«dtund troths entitled “ How^ Money
. Blows In Sanford." Ms. Bates ht., i l l
{°*'<-t.r9inlog In this Una of work and the
■Woodjd compendium of ex per-
,
P’ rt’
C el" V D el'* '•
»
.o d .y . . i,
Surface IrrigRation
3
U .
sides hut had
Last Week for $10,000
T.JJ per sere. A Uncy pri
man has a large number o f
o f land in the Celery Delt
on t{jeMmsrket on the We:
?
!'
V
d prepare lands for cu ltivation'for
de
s B '» •
p ,y Jl.333.33 p„
s..,fOT
lc „
for |inJ
im provem ent, Mr. Hand Would heve pi
*
Four Hundred and Twent
„ '¿ ¡¡£ ,e nc' *J" d [° ! ” ' r
* ' Monro,
Mf. Wynne it one of tl
'
M o n ro e
g ™ p s
la n d
an d
*
is g o o d
la n d
th e re
lin o
n eed
a in
°P e n
m a k e
80
Cheap John Methods Are
Unnecmm, in th , Ji.poul „ ( Monro, pro
V a
® on d
f o r o u r b o o k , i I t t e tli
A P 0 “
'°
o f C a l
,ho ^ « ‘ «ros of £
........ i
(INCORPORATED)
$25 down-that’s all n riT T i?
$10 monthly
This List M ay In terest You"
Five acres, 2 H cleared, 1 well
2 room oottage, price $1.050.
TOR SALE Five acres, 2H acres cleared
•
’ 1 H acres tiled, 1 well, house.
$5.000 on terms.
FOR SALE
TOR RENT
W e have applications for
bouses to renL
List *«,,,
Terms cash.
We have applications fo r
residences and business prop
erty. List your property Tor
TOR SALE
1* 2. wlIIs. Brim ia,fifiu
onn third cash, balance in
•
S A LE
poultry, oranges and
fanning. T^lce, $30 per acre
on terms. A ct quick if you
want I t
30 building lots Just outside
the d t y Umita.
Price rongea
-
Forty acres. Sdeared. 5 filed
old land, one weU. price $ 10GOO, wUl divide into five acre
lo u and sell for “ $250 per
over land*, grazing land*,
orange lands, residence prop
erty. Florida real estate of
kinds.
Residence. Markham Helghta,
3 .acres, nice fruit trees and
grava. MflOUjoo,
balance to milt pu,!
TROLLEY BIDE GREAT
Regarding the Everglades.
W. B. Crawford, son of 11. Cloy Craw
Tropical
Tropics, published monthly at
ford, secretary of state, at Tollahnssee.
Modeilo,
Dade
county, for August contains
fhe General «lews o f “ The Land and who for the past thras - years has
a
warning
to
those thinking of buying
been editor and general mnnager of tiie Over Three Hundred Tickets
o f Flowers.
Items o f Interest Gleaned From
Evening News, a bright and Widely read
Were Sold to Cameron
Various Sources
paper published-at Pensacola, - has d)t~
P°«sd of oil his stock and interest to
prominent Pensacola business men. and IM PROVEM ENT
S O C IETY’S H IT
HAPPENINGS DURING TH E WEEK
has moved to Jacksonville, where he will
make
his
future
home,
entering
In
'th
e
An Epitom e o f the W eek’s M ost Im
Inw business.
._
Ladles o f Sanrord Know Mow to Raise
p ortan t Happenings In the
Here th e Readers Will rind a Brfei
Mr.
Crawford
has
been
succeeded
by
Funds fo r Needed Civic
S ta te’s Domain.
H istorical Spring r io w ln g
•
Im provem ents
The cotton market opened up very live H.-A. Felkel. who for some time bus been
For Hurried Readers
connected
with
the
News
as
managing
That Sanford lias the most handsome,
ly in Alachua last week. The bruakers
President Taft and ex-Presldent Roose
In leaving Pensacola Mr. Craw large hearted and best ladles in the world
-----offered ten cents a pound for the fleecy editor.
velt
are again felloW-workers in the same
staple In the seed. This is the highest ford stated to a newspaper representative has always been admitted by every one.
political field. The threat that they might
/)*> deep water That
kr ^ r fr s r n ft _ p p tu gate
market price offered for cotton in theseed
a full
“theft-ffl&rei’perhaps forty, perhaps one 1pull npurt tins been forefended by
. _____
city,
but
thought
it
to
his
interests
to
business
women
in the south has Just
In many years, and the farmers all seem
hundred and sixty acres of.tlio said-land. ®*P«annfion on one side and an unreaervmove
to
Jacksonville.
been demonstrated by the ladies of the
r very happy over their prospects.
But. after the post three years of expen- *** acceytonce on the other,
Mr. Crawford is a brother of John Craw Sanford Improvement Association.
addition
to Tampa
h il
j
.A, „valuable
,
.M s manu ford, who has resided in Jacksonville for
dilure, there ore but a very few acres of
The census reports arc said to show
Sveral weeks ago these ladies had a few
factures and a great boon to the citrus
a number of years in th$ law practice, meetings relative to raising money for land reclaimed, and a portion o f this Is at that the southern states, including Mlssgrowers o f the surrounding country will
the head o f the Miami river, which land curt and Oklanoma. show a greater perand it is understood that the brothers will
soon be installed In Tampa. This will be
does
not come properly under the head of centage of increase in population th»n
form a partnership here.— Times-Unlon. .
a branch of the American Citrus Products
the
vast
Everglades, as this land is a the remainder o f the pnlon. Politicians
trolley ride to Cameron City. It was
company. Incorporated under the laws of
great d e a l. higher and Is undoubtedly
the States of Florida and California, who Opportunities o f Sanford In a Nut Shell scheduled to take place last IWdny night valuable for vegetables.
Fruit trees will
and proved to be one of the grandest af
make a specialty of the manufacture of
To sum up the opportunities of Sanford:
never grow on the land that is under
lemon, orange and grapefruit Juices and Irrigated land, with flowing artesian wells, fairs in the history of Sanford. The ladies water. Frail . i » © « require n different
(halt essential oM by what is known as with the best o f celery and lettuce soil succeeded far beyond their greatest ex •oil. Pictures shown by the land
Confirmation of {he reported fa ll, of
tbe Lorina process, for commercial Uses. and climatic conditions, cleared. Broken pectation* In saUing tickets' and disposed patties arc not to be relied on. The
Managua
without resistance, following the
of
some
300
before
the
cars
ever
started.
This firm has opened Its initial factory and under cultivation, more celery land
entry
of
the
Insurgent forces Monday was
The
children
and
younger
folks
enjoyed
ut San Diego, California, and their next than any other section in the station, bet
contained in a cablegram received by the
the
trip
and
refreshments
as
only
the
Pbmt will be placed at Tninpa.. The Cal- ter railroad facilities, and it is now recog'
youHgsr -folks-caw: The - erenlng being
| “ Ifornlolkousehusl>cen on Immense suc- Titled us a land of opportunity!~The
The town was surrendered without any
j§
° * M a«d ,or this reason they have decid amount of capital invested here is ample
conflict, it was said.
ed to open up in Florida at the earliest thatlhis is the greatest celery and lettuce
During tbe excitement Incident to the
section in the state. It has exceptional
possible moment
.
trying
of the score in the tenth Inning nf
fS t
9t. Augustine wlU be well advertised at advantages In the line of educational op
the
base
ball game between Philadelphia
W
tha Ohio Valley Exposition at Cincinnati portunities. Tt can Ho longer be' denied
ond Cleveland nt Philadelphia on Monday
that
ihe
far
seeing
ones
seeogrent
future
3 ’
through the efforts of the St. Augustine
time on the cars were kept busy taking
Moses Nathan, aged sixty, a retired whole
Board o f Trade. A larga collection of for our celery city, ond he who gets in on
the
"Joy riders" to Cameron City.
sale clothier, formerly of New York City,
the
ground
floor
will
nover
have
anything
fine views of the principal points o f Inter
Arrived there the large packing house
fell from his seat and died In a few mo
est and the varied resources of St. Johns to regret. The days of bargains are fast
ments.
of
Howard-Pnckahi
Co.
was
used
as
a
county lias been prepared and sent to the passing away and he or she who is slow
dandng pavilion and the grounds sur
will some day see their say mistake.
exposition.
For the first time since he was shot by
rounding were filled with benches and
James
J. Gallagher near two weeks ago,
The City Council of Miami last, week
tables where coffee,- sandwiches, lemon
the
qiglit
watch upon Mayor Caynor was
Items
o
f
Interest
Concerning
,
fixed the annual tax levy at 30 mills.
ade. ice cream and soft drinks were
ubandonded
by his physicians Monday
Many improvement* will be included.^
served by the ladies.
.
People
night. The bulletins had previously been
the expenditures of tha year.
To tha music furnished by the famous
given up and the full measure of the
Sanford hand those who enjoyed dancing
'T h e South Florida Publicity Club, which
E n te rta in e d a t D in n rr.
Mayor's recovery was' indicated by the
gratified their desire to the fullest ns the
was launched in Lakeland two years ago,
doctors' stutement that they would retire
Last Sunday the beautiful home of
floor was In good shape. Others strolled
is growing like a young bay tree, and al
from the case in a few days.
Frank Evans and wife. No. 07 Parker S l ,
around the grounds or enjoyed _thc occa
ready iu results are being felt tliroughoul
(Jlielaea,
Mass.,
was
a
most
enjoyable
Only 'immediate rein
j-yj
tho orange belt.
•
Seventy-four persons and no more are
sion in various ways until they dedded
scene of pleasure and happiness as they
known to have perished in forest fires In
to catch the first car home. Here another
Although the committee of the Tampa
gnve a dinner in honor of Frank's brother
ent. The young couple left on tiie after Idaho. Montana and Washington.
The
• - Board of Trade appointed to effect, if posand sister visiting him.
Mrs. Evans be
noon train for Sunford, where Mr. Raysor government crew, wlio have been work
8 slide, an early and amicable adjustment
ing a delightful hostess, served the din
lias a position with the Southern Express ing ou the big fork of the Coucr d'Alene,
| _ of the labor difficulties which now exist
ner iu her own sweet' way. and ail did
Company. Both bride and greoni were have been lost, it is feared, ond the home
uinong die tobacco working trades of
justice to tiie repast. Tliooa present were
brought up in Ocala and have many government rangers in Montana are still
- Tampa, has been working in closed ses
friends
to wish them all happiness.
In tho woods.
There is no warrant for
sion* with the different' factions, it is un
tiie reports of the loss of hundred* o f five*.
derstood thut prospects were never before
Card o f Thanks
brighter, since the beginning of the
Former Senator Wilkinson Coll of Flor
The ladles of the 5 , 1. A wish to extrouble, for a satisfactory settlement jin d
sand inhabitants can give a trolley party press their thanks a
ida
died Wednesday morning at -Wash
nd appreciation ( q
one turn will be permanent.
or number among Its Iniiabltants'a bDmi the Street Railway Co.
ington.
He was seventy-six years o f age.
, the Sanford Band,
of workers like the Sanford improvement
. Lakeland is preparing for extensive
The Howard-i’ackard Co. Editor Holly, Mr. Senator Cali's life lias been disparod of
Association!
water and light improvemts. tiuving is
Maxwell ond the many others who helped ever since Saturday, when his condition
The committee of ludies appointed to make tiie trolley ride u success.
sued bonds to tiie amount of $40,000 for
became such that he way conveyed to
Llnea Shower
attend to the detaUs of the evening's en
that purpose. When this sum is expend
tiie Emergency hospital in tide city.
He
,
M rs. O. W. K ing, *
Tho friends of Miss Elbcrta Hill gave tertainment deserve much credit for its
ed Lakeland will have used $440,000 in
wus
stricken
last
Saturday
morning
with
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her a linen shower nt the home of Mrs. success. Ih e committee was as follows:
making public improvements.
cerebral heinmorhage and has been un
B. A. Howard Iasi Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Dr. King. Miss Alice Whitner. Miss
M eth odist. Church
conscious ever since.
Marianna, the capital o f Jackson coun
f
f
The many beautiful pieces attested the dell Whitner. Mrs. Bales. Mrs. HoinrigSunday scliool at 9:45 a. m. Preaching
ty. is preparing to spend n large sum ad
Governor Brown's campaign manager
great hopulority o f Miss Hill, who will be houa. Mrs. Driver. Mrs. Harrold. Mrs. Frank. at J 1 a. in. by the pastor. Subject: “ Our
vertising the advanteges and resources of
come the wife of Walter 11. Howard of Mrs. Stringfellow, Mrs. Peck, Mrs. J. N. Duty." ‘Union services at 7:30 p. m., ser
ihe county. Throughout the northwestern
Michigan next Thuroday.
Whitner, Mrs. Geo. Fox. Jr., Misses Hig mon by Rev. Geo. U. Waldron, pastor, of
section of tiie state, count!#* and towns
gins and Miss Bessie Long.'
the Congregational church. A ll are ingenerally are awakening to the imporvlted to the services. Everybody come.
Snaps In Celery Land
tance o f attracting homeseekers from
Just now when you want to plant your
To Buy Lettuce Crop.
other states.
C ongregational.
fail crops is the time to buy improved
Messrs Armstrong of the E. F. Arr
An object sermon for "grown-ups" will
Sl Petersburgers are already making celery land. I have some real nice bar
strong & Co.' commission firm of Phlli
bo given at the Congregational church
active preparations to "walk aw ay" with
gains in this kind of land and the price deiphia were in tho city on Tuesday of
next Sunday morning by the pastor, Rev.
tiie aquatic events which will be a feature will make them sell In n few weeks. You
this week and met u number of tiie grow
G. B. Waldron. SubjccL ‘Th e .Spiritual
o f Jam pa’a.aanual niklwinter falr(-wltieb
should see me nt once for these lands are ers in the office o i J. E. Pace.
They ex Birth." Services opens at II o'clock: All
will be held on gitacid and expansive
most desirable and will he sold at once. hibited a crate of fine head lettuce raised
are invited.
Hills borough Bay.
There are more people -coming to Sunford in New York state and siiowed the growPensacola's new dtrdirectory, compiled this season than ever before and they era Just what how the lettuce was packed
condition. Captain Sifford, bjs craw of
Union Services
by R. L. Polk & Company, has just been know that there is only one Sanford and
Union services will be held next Sun seven men, left the schooner in • yawl
In the northern markets and what kind of
issued, and the volume shows a marked other so-called celery lands cannot prove peak they would expet in Sanford for the day evening in the Methodist church at and landed sa fd y at Dprants Life Saving
Increase in population and business ad- true to name. I will stand hack of every
best results.
Messrs Armstrong wera 7:30. Rev. G. B. Waldron will conduct Station, just south o f llatteras, where
vuncenltnt.
piece ot land 1 sell and inquire at tho very anxious to close a deal with the the services. • AU are welco m e . ________ they are being cored for._______ __________
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Tarpon Springs is growing-and making hanks or from any business house In San growers for all Uie lettuce or a majority
The grand aerie of Uie Fraternal Order
pathollc Church
..good at u rate that will make all other ford will convince you. Unly n few acres o f it In the Celery Delta, but a price
of
Eagles session at S l Louis refused to
Suudhy school 0 a. m. Muss and iertowns o f Its doss hustle to keep even
could not he decided upon that was satis
permit
o f a deloy of Uie report o f the
with. New business houses and residen
factory to oil parties.
They made many mon 10 a. m. Rosary, instruction aud trial committee which lost night investi
- cea, with the surrounding country thick
friends while in the city and expect to
gated the charges that four former officers
ening with settlers, there is a bright future
While tiie hot wave has been spreading diverted $ 12,000 from the order's funds.
ahead o f It.
.
over the rest of the country the people of A report at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
) P. L Hathcock oi Newberry informs the
Florida contlnun u> enjoy the delightful was ordered. A resolution was
Orange county people passing through
't a v ' otlllor of lbe Gainesville Sun that he con
breezes froip Ocean and Gulf, and there providing that no business should be tran
DeLand in their autos for a stay on the
siderably increases the yield of his corn
has
not been a single case here of proa- sacted until after the charges had been
beach, complain ot the condition o f the
b flo a T ln g the ’’suckers" thst siioot from
• e a s o n jy ií
•u.1laiiH?d ut
Del and Paytenia read in plates,- especlthe main stalL This he does only in Uie
go on consignment coin/oftahie;in the summer, « f w e l l as ihe
ally over toward the coast. Also, of the unless returns are assured,
W. R. §pelr, known through Florida as
richer spots In the field, and tie maintains
winter; come to Florida and build a home.'
almost impassable condition o f the road
Hint It is good poUcy.
' "Whispering BUI" blew into Sanford this
I
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near the river ‘ ferry, beyond Osteen. It
Vacation is Over
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i
The development that has been going week selling fruit trees and flowering
The lid was put on good and'Ught Sun is to be regretted that this now great
Yesterday was the last half holiday for
on throughout Nassau county for some shrub*. Bill's voice has improved some
day at Kissimmee, when tiie d ty authori inter-country highway from the Orange
the grocery clerks for the foU business is
time |s most gratifying to our citizens, what and you can hear him now as fa r .
ties decided to enforce an old ordinance county Une across Volusia to the Atlantic
opening up with a rush and the store!
and the prospects ahead for the future o t •outb' M Miami when he wh U p ~ « in
Lu regard to Sunday- closing o f -business beach l l noi U p t In U tte r repaIr. l t
will now remain open aU day Thursday.
Fernandina were never so bright as right ford. Ho has received a fine offer from
houses, nothing. being allowed to keep costa too much money to let it remain in
now<
We are starting to th é front with a the phonograph company to cut hit voice open except the drug stores, only for the Its present had condition- Teams and
Why does Sanford grow ao rapidly T
records and aeU
rush
and
there is nothing in evidence that up into small
sale o f drugs. Cigars, tobacco, Ice orea<n men should be kept busy Improving and
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Because the soil farm the backbone o f the could JcheCk our progress until wondernnd soda water have been ordered cut keeping it In repqlr all the time— DeLand
Read the letter from a man in Sanford
place and it luu file best artesian wells
ful development shaU have been mafie-— to his wire in N. Y .,-/'Looking Backward"
n the state,
r
purchased fi
tu / b a tlo n m ° d
° ne
“
one season, was tiled, fenced on
e r tlo n
rifih U 1t T
*?<« booklet, copyngnted. T. K. Bates, of the Title Bond x
m
Five Acres Sold at Monr
C raw ford Locates In Jacksonville.
room house, out-buildings.
FOR SALE
near the school,'1-enough till‘ ng for another acre, price
$7.000.
*
10 acres in Eureka Hammock
11 acre*,
five cleared. 8 feilt
od, 4 tllod. 5 in cultivation.
A ll ditched and drained- One
welL Four room bouse ’ trn
■U on m att' road, o u ster
m JU
«o n e cleared.
Flowing well.
fro m
fcimtr»g
Price, $5500.
'H a lf ¿ash.
balance on tenna.
^
‘ "jf/ to tio n H m ile a w a y
« rice. $1780. Terms. $000
down, balance on Hnir
am >
OirtL 5 flowing wells, facing
luml road, good barii. four
room residence, near shipping
Prioe $18.000.00. $ 8,
000.00 cash, balance in two
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>
j
Ten acre*. Hied and In high
state o f cultivation, four wells
tool bouse, all tool*and wag
on, fronting on 1-nkq Monnx*
Price; $11.000.00, half cash,'
balance in two and three
* * * »■ This place wUl fi-nt
fov $1.000 per year.
TITLE BOND
ft GUARANTEE 00.
DYcmilal,
Fernandina Record.
�.... J
August 26, 1910
H it SANFORD IH RALD
nice parkways on every street and the
DR. N. B. WALLACE
property owners arc aiding In this work.
Physician and Surgeon
I notice though,‘ that the people who rent
Office in M. G. T. Building over. Kanners
A Budget o f Opinion “ Just Be property are prone to leave the grass and
weeds take the place. Perhaps the own
Sanford . Florida
tween You and Me'
Attempt to Compete With China, Because W e Pay
era o f the property should assist by plant
White Man’s Wages
ing the grass and then have the tenants
keep it watered and cut At any rate
C. M, H AM ILTO N
the owners and tenants ought to get to
DENTIST ' ■
A Ctilel Is Among Ye Taking Notes, gether and keep 'the grass plat in good
Better W ork and Cleaner Work, and do It In a San
shape.
Room IS Pico Building
and Faith. He’ll Prent ’ Cm” —
itary
Way, Which Should M eet With Your Approval
Phone 335
So Says Saunterer.
4 S t Peter sits by the heavenly gate, his
and
Support.
t f C i w m .l A m. r» r u HmmU,
hands on the strings of a lyre, and he
* Dr. WUey, chemist, at the head of the
sings a low song as he patiently waits for
pure food department of the government,
tha souls of those who expire. He hears
is a little harder on the whiskey question
In the distance the chorus of song, that
DENTIST
than any one of whom we have recently
J. H. OVERM AN, Manager
swells from the foot of the throne, and he
Hines Bldg, over Woodruff's Store
heard—not on the traffic, but on the stuff
smiles as the music Is wafted along, and
SANFORD, FLA
Itself. If he Is correct, the whiskey
SANFORD. FLORIDA
warbles'a lay of his own: "There is room
- makers who know the secrets o f tlte trade,
In this region7or millions of souls,'who
are murderers wholesale. He admits that
there is some pure whiskey sold, but the
DR. R. M. MASON
amount IsJoslgnlflcant compared to the
DENTIST
^millions of gallons that are poison. Dr.
WUey is reported as saying: “ Although I
Welborn Block
Pilone 19
P R A C T IC A L W E J .L D R IL L E R S
never drink whiskey, I know for a fact
Sanford.
Florida
that very little real whiskey Is sold. Lots
of men line up In front of a bar and spend
valuable drinking time In argnig about
DR. W . •E. ' HOUSHOLDER
the different brands of poison that the
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man In white puts upon the bar. It. is
—
D E J C Ö S X ...
S e e Us B efo re P lacin g YöuY*0~rdör£
generally a 'waste 'o f time, I would «in?
dtedrhut the kicker wm^pMflJe'-rfkhble
officially that about 98 per cent of the
down. They'd say that the music was all
SANFORD, FLORIDA'
U
stuff la not whiskey. This Is why I am
out o f tune, and the angelic robes 'handglad to have whipped the whiskey out of
me-downs,' and they'd send for a jeweler
Cincinnati. Lots o f liquid that has no
off to the moon, to sample the gold of
DICKINSON & DICKINSON
claim to the name whiskey has been sold."
their crowns. Now. while there Is room
The majority of persons know little or
Attorneys at J.sw
for millions of souls.who by sorrow and
nothing about chemistry, and if they did,
woe are bereft, we want no complaint ol
have pot at band facilities for analysis.
Sanford, Fionda
the music that rolls, so-tho-Jikkar must Peopies Bank Bldg.
As for those . whoXdrink. i l may be said
turn to tho lefL " Thus sang a true poet
they care nothing about the quality— the
in words that should burn, like a hoNron
hotter the stuff, the better It pleases. The
.
E S T A B L I S H E D 1B6B
AN D E W JOHNSON
deep in the soul of the kicker who kicks,
fact that It kills does not bother them.
and who kicks, and who kicks, from the
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
This loads us to say again: If the lives of
A re Offering A n y and A l l Kinds of Florida Real Fstnte
equator dear up to the cole. They In—
Prsrttres
In Sute sad. Federal Court».___
the people are worth saving, while the '
tnide their foul presence upon every live M. O. T. BuUdlns.
~ nt as Low Prices and'on asRensmiahlgTHrma'-------I'hnnr 24H ~
board o f health Is punishing poor milkmen
tûwn. btjd thl /1 every Booiri— what o pltyf
who mid water to their- milk, they would J
As Can be Had Anywhere;
We've a live lot of pushers with hardly a
do well to look after Içrdly saloon keepers
down,
nnd
mighty
few
klckcnin
our
city!
GEO.
A.
D
e
COTTES
who daily pour down their customers'
Office on Pork Avenue, between First nnd Commercial Streets. Sanford, Fla
throats stuff 98 per Mnt or wUHEls adul
ATTORNEY and COUNSEUJJR at LAW
terated. That would ruin the pet busi 4 Why all this effort a f getting an edu
Practice in State nnd Federal Courts
ness, for if confined strictly to pure liquor cation? Why all this spending o f money,
Welborn Block
Sanford, Fin
50 per cent o f the sellers would be com erection of buildings, employment of
teachers?
.
What
Is
to
be
gained?
Is
It
to
pelled to qulL They would not be able
to buy pure whiskey. *
PROGRESS
STEAM
HJOLLMES
&
Surface Irrigation vs Sanford Subirrigation
B y T H O M A S K. B A T E S
•♦ ♦ V
m e thinking person who goes nosing
nround for information relating to the
possibilities o f .the various localities
throughout tho United States which hold
out to hitn the most flattering promises of
success will lie surprised to rend thu fol
lowing facts and figures token from the
yenf book of the United Stntes Depart
ment of Agriculture.
,
A verage g ro ss returns To the farm er
per acre for 1.1st seven years In s ta te s
w h ere governm ent 're c la m a tio n srrvloe bed done Its w ork in 'irrig a tin g
IBfKfs. Taken fro m yen r tiook urs.
Department o f Agriculture pages 60S
to 687.
LAUNDRY
HUNT
Crop.
Whdnt.
O a ts...
H a y -.
Artesian and Deep .Wells
T
he
M
<•■ } . .y
4.4.4..;. .y.;.a
...+ >
100 lier cent greuter than those of the
rninbelt states.
Hundreds of millions of dollars are be
ing invested by our Government nt Wash
ington and landowners throughout the
west to rrclnlm land that will not |>roduce on an average of $20 per.nerd after
IRRIGATED S T A T E * PHRVsCJiE.
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
N. Mexico
$18.75’
$17.75
$18,32
$17.26
16.00
10.60
18.26
16.20
20.07
• 18.05
18.26
26.63
Not grown to any extent
Wyoming
$18.03
16.56
11.38
Nevada
$25.70
21.62
22.07
Average
Potatoes
—RA1NHELT STATES PER ACRE
Wheat
Kansan
$ 9.00
Oklahoma
$ 8.23 •
luwi
$ !*,H
Nebraska
S i 1.35
C o rn .:..
Average
Potatoes
A v ara go-of oU
Irrigateti States
$19.79
Rain Belt Stntes
9.97
W HEAT THE CHIEF CROP QF NORTH AND SOUTH DAKOTA
North Dakota
|>er acre.
South Dakotn
arks
duco little or nothing
Best Fertilizers
then would not be in sight of n Sanford
It sc
sand bed. A single acre of our $1500 ford, T
celery would be equul to 60 acres of Irri- best oj
gated wheat in Nebraska; 79 acres o f S. for~
Wyoming oats; 82 acres of New Mexico that fr
wheat; 83 acres of Utah hay; 87 acres of nnd nil
Idnlio wheat and tfiO acres of Colorado 'contini
outs. The above averages nil being from that sti
irrigated ground of the surface sort.'
does ol
The average in the rain belt Btntes can pu
would be as follows, one acre of SauforJ and 1m
celery against 136 acres of Missouri corn; one In
194 acres of Kansas oats; 283 acres of bus oat
Oklahoma hay; 128 ncrcs of Iowa corn or season
129 acres of Ncbrnsku wheat.
A ll of to juni|
which should make the average home- togetht
seeker sit up and listen to the song th at: can be
is now being sung by Sanford, The aver- 1Equnto
age of the surface irrlguted states us 1 Maine
compared with the rninbelt stntes is aboutj Oregon
THOM AS EMMET WILSON
FIRST CLASS CRATE M A T E R IA L S , Sanford.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
A T-LA W
4
Fin
Some time ago I urged the erection of
a standpipe for the better protection of
Late Slate Attorney Seventh Judtclnl Circuit of
the city and heard several favorable
FloridaRetldencra. Sanford nm) Svlvnn Lake
comments on the same, but so far nothing
Ima been done. Our city fathers would
do well tir takn up this matter in connec
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Sum*, one Mock from Depot opposite INmtoffice)
L. G. STRINGFELLOW
tion with the fire deportment, for the de
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partment would be no good without a
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
|
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H . E . W IS E , P ro p rie to r
standpipe where a pressure could be as
NOTAKY PUBLIC .
T
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Formerly Manager of Central Cafe
•
sured at all times. 1 should think the
T %
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Water Co. would also be in favor of this,
Office in City Hall
% S te a k s , C hops, O y s te rs and F ish a S p e c ia lty
lac.it would lesson thè labor somewhat of
keeping a direct pressure all the time by
Is it to Bend forth men and women
means of the engine and pump. In'fact
H. F. C R I S T
A P L A C E FOR LADIES AND G E N T L E ME N
I understand that Mr. Lake favored a equipped with everything that goes *lo
C iv il E ngineer a n d S urveyor
make
them
intelligent,
who
are
able
to
P
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standpipe and was willing to erect one.
nnswer every question as to tho constryqDrainagwwitM] Irrigation Work.
L ou
+
8 h o r t O r d e r » A t A N H o u ra
. E v e p y lh ln * F i r s t C la s s
4 Well, that ninety days granted to the tlon of our universe, and its age ? No. Stakedoutand Leveled. WellsLocated
not this is the end of truo education.
Office at Title Bund &. Guarantee Cotnpm
railroad company to demolish the ' coal
* Prompt, Clenn Service
Meni Tickets nre Sold at Reduced Rates
The
object
of
the
education
o
f
our
Post Office Bax 789
chute and erect gates ut the crossing must
country,
the
object
of
the
common
schools
- be nearly up and as yet I have not heard
a noise like the chute falling or the gales of our land is to produce men aod'women
being - erected. -I understand trial - the endowed with every element that.will as F. 0. E. CELERY CITY.AERIE 1853
Meets Tuesday nights, nt 8 o'clock, dt
council Intends to force die railroad to sist to make themselves and the world
Endowed with every thought
comply, even If harsher methods are em better.
the hall in the Stone-Govr •tilding. on
ployed, and If would seem wise on ' the
First street
t
' ,
„ J- B.. WILLIAMS. Prop.
part of the railroad to comply and avoid
trouble. There are certain rlghu granted
| S ta p le and F a n c y G ro c e rie s , H a y , i
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
to the railroad and certain rigbu belong
and F eed
ing to the city, and when these rlghu con Waldo Emerson, that tlte prime ¡object of
Wekiva Tribe No. 41
*« » w .
.
•
education
is
to
produce
men
antj
women*
fila the city comes first with the people.
Hunting grounds of Sanford. Meetings
on the 1st and 2 nd Wednesday of each
The railroad should not hesitate to remove That does not mean walking ‘ machines;
month in Masonic Hull. Visiting broth «» " '
AI1 Kinds Country Produce Bought and Sold
an obstruction that blocks the city streets that does not mean intellectual machines;
ers welcome.
but
that
means
men
and
women
who
and is in itself a constant source of an
"
211», Cor, 3rd Street and Sanford Ave.
noyance to the residents. The matter o f have hearts, as well as minds; who look
•
SANFORD. FLORIDA
p
gates will mean money saved to tne rail beyond the material tilings of this world, SANFORD LODGE NO. 82 F. & A. M. ;; P.O.Box 112
and
look
to
humanity
and
toGod
for
the
G.
W.
SPENCER.
M
alter
road, for at tlte present status o f affairs a
). C .CNSMINGER, Secretary
suit for damages for injury would mean elevation and betterment 6f mankind.
Communication Every First and Third
raorc'Ttian the amount expended on this
Fridays at 7 p. m.
improvement. I do not wish to appear 4 There is a sowing time and a time to **
"Bring 'a • VISITING BROTHERS yVELCOME ••
ovorbeariug ur arrogont in my demands. reap. The wise "m an said:
child up in* the way he should go, and
when ho is old he will not depart from i t " SANFORD LODGE, No. 27,1.0. O F
So it is wiUt the boys of today .vh o _J i£
Meets every Moi
allowed to run the streets till tilde or ten
.sonic fiali. T
o'clock at night.
This does not mesa
dlally Invited
W. S. Baldwin,
Sanford alone, as most all cities,ore aim„ 4 Right glad 1 am to note the good work lliarly afflicted— for an affliction It surely
“A L W A Y S A H E A D ”
proves to be to many families in the after
being done by the ladjes of Sanford In the life of the boys. Parents, see after your
FLOWERS — PLANTS
BULBS
S .L A . It takes the ladies, God bless boys, and the company they keep. It
life til, to do the manifold stunts aoneecu- will bc_worth more than gold to you aftd
L. H. TE M P
■ --L
-1 E- - m%
'
sary in the Improvement of a city. The them in the years to come.
AOCNI JACKSONVILLE FLORAL COMPANY
men are ull right to do the heavy hand writ----- P k n w lo o ,— tftfc a w r o tlT A v e :— '
lag and swell up about (lie large affairs of 4 Lawyers stand upTn court 'houses be
state, but in the small and more difficult fore Jurors. In the presence of large audi Special Offering In Feres.
ences, and denounce men a# liars, scound Florali)e»igns to Order,
duties of civic reform the ladles get there
rels. thieves and perjured villiana, and zi-u-io-u
with both dainty Trilbys. 1 have labored when court adjourns the men appear to
long to enlist the ladles in ibis great work harbor no 111 will ugainst them. But let a
and they have been waiting for the puv- newspaper faintly Intimate that u man's
THE
C IT Y
R E T A IL
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RESTAURANT
CASH
t
î
+
LOOKING
We will furnish your Home
at lowest prices.
believing,
Come and let us conviïïcè you
Cash and. Installment
----- IL y o u d on't k n ow usj'oomft a n d
get acquainted.
%
or suffer what the people think to be Uie
&rc4t£*t of all mortification*—lo»c a tub-
When the tongue of trade is quoted,
when the eyes nnd limbs of the clerk ore
dull and languid, when the raging fever
4acktoe th »e m p<y vitals of the till, when
ÜlfiJMöDty-XÄsh has.
nna bouquèls of decay are on Uie chandeUers, It is conclusive that the advenísing doctor has not been consulted.
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J. D. P A R K E R , P r o p
S p oolal
R ata
by the
W ee k
American
Ladies’
* Corsets
C o rn e r 1st S tre e t and M a g n o lia Ave,
Z c ig lc r
S hoes fo r
L a d ie s ’
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E C h ild re n
n i tu i in i m i in ■■■m i m 1,0
T he Big Ten Day Clean S w ee p Sale
Com es O ff J u s t as A d v e rtis e d .
BACKWARD
ay, more than wc had anticipated
A ll records for sales were broken. Never have wc ,
with such a large crowd. They came, they saw and
Sanford, Fin., Nov. 12. 191
Fruits, Vegetables, Candies, Cigars and Tobaccoes
W IL L IA M S & M ILTE E R
Through a .committee appointed for the ing year, and will supervise the affairs of
Iturposc the city council became'lntcrcst- the company:
cd and appointed a park commissioner
President. Claude II Barnes, of the
and also appropriateti a fund to assist in Barnes, Jcsup Company, Jacksonville.
First Vice President, O. H. L. Wernicke,
Old time traditions anil |>rcjudices came president. Maccy Company, Grand Rapids
down with yard fcnct*. while waste and Mich.
idle places were made ,to blossom os the
Second Vice.. President, M. M. Smith,
rose.
president People's Bank. Sanford.
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The women—God bless them—what
Third Vice President. E. G. Phlnney,
would the great Sanford Celery Delta do president E G Phlnney Lumber Company,
without theitiT Tlte half has mot been -Jacksonville:
joUl- I know you will enjoy it ull as much
Fourth Vice President,^. E. Stillman,
a? I do, so take the next steamer and president Pensacola Inv<
nt Company
como and sec.
Pensacola.
Your loving husband.
Secretary and trust officer, L. B. C. De
laney. Washington. D. <;
(¡encriil counsel. Gibbons A Maxwell.
Florida Trust Company Organlred.
Jacksonville.
-You may talk o f the “ splrlt^of the
north," hut as a northerner 1 bless the
"loyalty of the south." The wonifii had
butttn sound the Macedonian cry of "Como
over and help us" nt»H the nuswer'echoed
os lV6in one great b :
Mitsf from forest
and almi «ntl. '»iintrysiM, and town. The
strdpl car Hoe, * ich limi only recently
been opened for traffic tendered the use
o f r 1 1 r> , nr t h« v bail fur 11 trolley ride.
Hie Sanford Band, wliieli bus tills sum
mer ngain helped make Sanford famous
-by-liemg-rhofieii-to-play-forthe-FnnnmttThe Floridn Tnm-Otnnptmyrwhtch-tmsDelicious Sanford Sorghum.
Kximstion. tendered their selviccs, ull of been In process of organization for some
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which were most gratefully accepted.
Sanford soil qualifies again and now It
time, bus taken formnl steps towards
* The trolley ride with n dance in the perfecting its plans for the commence is sorghum. Last season M. G. Cairn way,
warehouse and all kinds of good things to ment of business.
ilr~w— ]JaiUnAa small patrh
This company will one
eat op the lawn, at the end of tliu line, have un authorized capital of $500.000, of sorghum because several people had
which then only extended to Cameron, and will commence business with a paid stated that sorghum would not do well in
was a gran«' success.' The whole town in capital of $400,000.
The remaining Florida, and Mr. Carraway wished to dem
niid ctmntry turned out cn masse ns one
onstrate that It would. The sorghum was
happy family.
business 1rs it muy lx; needed lifter the planted on IamTthat had not been irrigai
Ona big social function after njiojhcr, in business Is thoroughly under way and ed, for Mr. Conaway's improved land was
Inch nil the |ieople participated,
then on lettuce and
-Id. -a -Inrge fund w w -m isrd ami the -scribed by Northeastern and .tyesforn celery. The Sorgluun exceeded, aHvCJ^,
•notifying begun in earnest nnd has stockholder*, und the. balance-toy
¿tsOaikuw .and M r—Cana way and Ids
i:ver stopped, nor has the interest waned, stockholders scattered over the state of friends feasted all winteron good sorghum
very park In the town is irrigated and Floridu, thus identifying the new enter- *yntp. Jfe brought some to The Herald
anted in trees, follnge and flowers, prise us more o f u state than u local office this week and for downright sweetiblip, interest and pride have hern company,
it has favorable
it rouse
uttermost,
Northern connections, enabling the en
Through the interested efforts of the terprise* to handle business throughout
teachers tho school children have becomo the state aiul fiuunee meritorious propo
lnicn!uod4u-Iudping-carafor-ai»<l Ixwuti— sitions iu-Kf<HHl*-««WHy from liotHe. ” ' ,_r>
fying.me parks and adjoining school propThe following officers and Itourd of di
rectors have been selected for the com-
GROCERY
Furnitur»
lng and sidewalks to be mu In before
getting In the fray. Now they will have
full swing end we can Uratch for things to
happen. Already the first park is putting on airs with a new flower bed, atid 1
liear that the entire plat will be plowed
up and Augustine grass planted. O f all
the cities lq Florida Sanford can be made
most beautiful for we have live city pari
"flowing wells uml ull iliat goes to make
the landscutw beautl/uL The present plan
of sueet paving gives a chanoe to make
mittres and set about making “ Lucky
Sanford” “ BountifulSanford." It in need*
Ic w lo say they succeeded. Yes. succecJ*
oil beyond their most sanguine expecta
tions, for what band -of women with heart
and soul bent on such a good work, ever
knew the word full.
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I Sanford, in Palm Hammock neu r'P n ln
lear Wife:
Villa. It is n natural park, owned and
You wanted me to write and tell you of kept beautiful by the Street Railwuy Co.,
milord and whether it had improved any and while they have spared no expense
nee we were here two years ago—well, to Wuutify and keep it in order, they
should say It has, I hardly knew the have allowed nothing to detract from its
lace when I arrived a week ago and my natural beauty, chief among which uro
uprise is only equalled by. my delight in^ thu buauiiful bowers of yellow jessamine
:elng such a wonderful and beautiful hanging in gnrlunds from tree to tree,
nprovement. I V k uvenue is lined with
These with the druiwrics of stiver Spanaudsome residences, fronted by Bhady ish moss hanging like a bridal veil, when
ecs. grass parking and borders of bloom- the thousands of electric lights are turned
>g flowers, as are
Mugnoliu and dii at night gives one the feeling that they
Muletto. Thè river front hits been built have indeed been wafted to a veritable
up nnd beuutiíied, amt muti
airylnnd
he trees'uro lKing with electric lights
u fine, hard surfaced which glisten und twinkle likejn yriid s of
boulevard.
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slurs und tlicy do not have to economize
- When, we were here tw o. years ugo the ill the use of electricity, fur they itavo
river had no "froq l" und now tiie beauti learned to. utilize the water powrr front
ful sight is Uie first' greeting, o f a happy their nrtesinn wells, nnd now use the-elec
welcome to the tourist comiug dowu the tricity to run the street curs und light the
SL Johns river.’ The river front'and the parks, us well us the homes in ull the ar
beautiful park in front of tlte Sanford tesian licit.
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House causes the weary traveler to love
Further out mi foiko Jessup are the golf
Sanfonl at n gtanan*'
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links, club house and bout bouse, recently
Thn AUanilnOaaai Una hal alao pm in opened to Jim . publie—by -die J low ard little parks und beautified its grounds to Packard Co. Near by is Howard Park,
bid the stranger a happy greeting.
which Is tile result of the work of the en
The street cars run to Orlando and re terprising Cameron City people und is the
turn every half hour. To Cameron City scone of muny happy gatherings.
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and all thu small surrounding towns on a
Every nook aiyl corner of Sanford seems
fifteen minutes' schedule.
to be beautiful. The secret? Well, I am
A ferry runs across Lake Monroe every coming to that. It seems that Just ufter
lmIi "Kour 'lo curry visIlofs' lU
wu lu frn ern w u yt^iiB midy d a is ie d
and Stone Island. The d ilef ^ ¿ r^ tio n a cause ull interests seemed to be centered
at Enterprise ure Uie Orphans' Home. Col Jn .the grout celery fields nnd truck gar
lege buildings, preen Springs and the dening, und the people seemed to be utilchicken ~farra.'raba'ai~5l5Ii'6 Island is u ittflfifl*A tni ffifoa ^ orT iiiT w ssib 'n rn srsr
wonderful art exlilblt at Greystone, the beautifying the town und country and
home of the n rU «t^ f»T G iJ m m 0n s r"
Tflag carty!fig tho artistic along with tho
The residents, as well as tlte tourists commercial, with one uceord the ladies of
from Orlando avail themselves of the Sanford awoke us from u deep 'sleep and
privilege of out- of the nu> i t .ij.»>..1.!.• lo o t fot* their SISgBH.1-Moltb BJBf&M W ¿(i
tifuL
They called mais meetings in Uie
band stand in the park, uppoiuted co»u-
serve
cou
;s M onday
Bright and early the sale continues with a rush and as
the j>rintcr the sale “ rolls merrily” on.
O n ly -T h r e e
FR ID A Y
M o re
D ays
SATURDAY
and
A nd T h e T e n , D a^s Is
ise
it
that
you
take
MONDAY
O ver
advantage
o f the'*' closing
days
in roads have been m ade in the stock, still there is a great deal left
assure you that nothin g ha^ b eeii
m arked
iw new bargains added to. take the place
of
up,
som e
sam e
prices
closed
appreciate the presence ol every one w h o attended.
w tL are
ilL
QUr
“ n o rm a l
out
lots
I f you were noi
factorily served we arc sorry, and assure you that
com e
prevail
our
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in m ili m •m <1111„ m ■
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\ Department
A dried;
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nice parkways on every street and |he
property owners ore aiding In this work.
1 notice though, that the people who rent
Budget o f Opinion “ Just Be property are prone to leave the grass dm
weeds take the place. , Perhaps the own
tween You and Me”
ers of the property should assist by plant
Ing the grass and then have the tenants
EVEN TH E GATE P O S T NOT IN IT keep it watered and cut -At any rate
the owners and tenants ought to get to
A Cl*fel Is Among Y c Taking Notes, gether and keep the grass plat in good
shape.
and Faith, n e'll Prent 'Em"—
M. G. T. Building over
Store.
Sanford. Florida
C. M, H AM ILTO N
DENTIST
Room 13 Pico Building
Phone 355
4 S t Peter sits by the heavenly gate, his
hands on the strings of a lyre, and he
rings a low song as he patiently waits for
DR. C. G. B U T T
the souls of those who expire. Ho hears
DENTIST
In the dlstonce the chorus of song, that
swells from the foot or the throne, and he Office: Hines Bldg, over Woodruffs Store
smiles as tike music is wafted along, and
SANFORD, FLORIDA
warbles a lay of Ida own: 'There Is room
In this region for millions of souls, who
are murderers wholesale.^ He admits that
by sorrow and woe are bereft 'tls for
there is some pure whiskey sold, but the
DR. R. M. MASON
those who hove suffered the melody rolls,
amount Is Insignificant compared to the
but the kicker must turn' to the le ft
DENTIST
So Says Saunterer.
t j w f a Canmpn ^ m tit r* 71* tf w t tf ,
Dr. Wiley, chemist, nt the head of the
pure food department of the government,
la a little harder on tho whiskey question
Ilian any one of whom we have recently
heard— hot on the traffic, but on the stuf'
itaelf. If he Is correct, the whiskey
millions of gallons that * M û U o a - 4 k .
,8 ^
her0 for
who when
Attempt to Cbmpete With China, Because We Pay
White Man’s Wages.
BUT WE DO
Better Work and Cleaner Work, and do It In a San
itary Way, Which Should Meet With Your Approval
and Support.
PR O G R E S S
STEAM
LAUND RY
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J.-H. OVERM AN, Manager
PHONE 30
SANFORD, FLA.
HOLMES
&
HUNT
Pilone 19
Wiley Is reported as saying: "Although I
Welbora Block
P R A C T IC
A L W E L L D R ILKL E R S
they were young, persisted in sowing wlk I
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never drink whiskey, I know fo r, a fact
/ Sanford. Florida
oats, yet who boomed.up their cities with
that'very little real whlskcyJk Sold. Lots
sinew and tongue, but the kickers must
of men line up In front of a U»r arid spend
go with the goats. _ Thera Is roqjTi for the
valuable drinking
argnlgaboor
W . T T T I0 U 3 H Ö L D E R
people who pointed with pride to the DR.
the different brands o f pojson that the
beauty and growth ol their town, who
main In white puts upon the bar. It is
S e e Us B efo re P lac in g Y o u r O rd e rs
DENTIST
kept singing Us praises aloud till they
generally.a waste of time, 1 wouldsa
4í#dr>^wU 5« -kÍ3* « will please-em W *
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officially fbat about 98 per cenV'
dawn. They'd say that the music w tftnl
stuff Is not whiskey. This Is why I am
out of tune, and the angelic robes 'band
glad to have whipped the whiskey out of
me-dqwns,’ and they’d send for a Jeweler
Cincinnati. Lots o f liquid that has no
off to the moon, to sample the gold o ' DICKINSON &. DICKINSON
claim to the name whiskey has been sold
their crowns. Now. while there vis room
The majority of persons know little pr
A tto rn e y s a t Law
for millions of souls -who by sofrow and
nothing about chemistry, 4hd if they did,
won are bereft, wo want no complaint ol
have not at hand facilities for nnalysis.
Snidimi, Fionda
Peoples Bank Bldg.
the music that roils, so tho kicker must
As for those . whogdrink. It may be said
turn to the le ft ” Thus sang a true poet
they care nothing about. the quality— the
in words that should burn, like a hot iron
E S T A B L I S H E D 1 8 69
AN D E W JOHNSON
hotter the stuff, tire better It pleases. The
deep in tike soul of the kicker who kicks,
fact that it kills. docs not bother them.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
and who kicks, and who kicks, from the
A re Offering A n y apd A ll Kinds of Florida Real Fatate
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This leads us to say again: If the lives 0!'
equator clear up to the pole. They -lu
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to
Fwt.feUignm— Uw- people --«re—worth—saving;—white the
at as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms
trade their foul presence upon every live M. G. T. Itulldlns.
Phone 248 ~ *
board o f health is punishing poor milkmen
town, and chill every boom— whnt a pityl
As Can he Had Anywhere.
who add water to their milk, they would
We've n live lot of jniritcra with hardly
do .well to look after lordly saloon keepers
clown, nnd migikty few kickers in our city
GEO. A. DeCOTTES
Office on Pork Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets. Sanford, Fla
who daily pour' down their customers'
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COUNSELLOR
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LAW
throats stuff 98 per cent of which is adul
4 Why all this effort at getting an eduterated. That would ruin the pet busi
Practice in State mid Federal Courts
cntionT Why all this spending o f money,
ness, for if confined strictly to pure liquor
Welborn
Block
Sanford, Fla
erection of buildings, employment o
50 per cent o f the sellers would be com
teachers? Wlipt Is to be gained? Is It to
pelled to quit- They would not be able
make a scientist who can go forth into
to buy pure whiskey.
the world and by his knowledge bo able THOMAS EMMET WILSON
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FIRST CLASS C R A TE M A T E R IA L S ,' Sanford. Fla
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
to control the elements and bring them
4 Some time ago I urged the erection of
A T-LA W
subservient to man? No. not this,____
n stqndplpe for the better protection of
Seventh Judldnl Circuit of
Is it to prodnee men and women who Late Slate Attorney Florida
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the city and heard several favorable
can go forth into the field of Art, and be
Retldence*. Sanford nnd Svlvnn [.air
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comments on the same, but so far nothing
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able to chisel from marble or draw on can
tins been done. Our city fathers would
vas, pictures as grand as those of Michael
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do well to take up tiiia matter In connec
(Finii Street, opr tdocli from Depot opposite PortofTIce)
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STRINGFELLOW
Angelo, or a Raphael? No, not this.
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JUSTICE
OF
THE
PEAÇE
purtment would be do good without a
H . E . W IS E , P ro p rie to r
can go forth into the field of Art, nnd be
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NOTARY PUBLIC
standpipe where a pressure could be as
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Formerly Manager of Central Cafe
able to chisel from marble or draw on
sured at all times. I should think the
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canvas, pictures ns grand ns those ol
Water Co. would also bo In favor of this,
Office ih City Hall
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Michael Angelo or a Raphael f
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this.
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keeping a direct pressure all the tlmo by
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means of the engine and pump. In fact
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make them Intelligent, who are able to
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standpipe and was willing to creel one.
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E v e r y th in g F i r s t C ls s s 4
Drainage and Irrigation Work.
Lots
answer every question as to the construc
Staked
out
nnd
Leveled.
Wells
Local
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tion of our universe, and its age?
No,
4 Well, that ninety days granted to the
Office nt Title Dond_& Guarantee Company
not tliis is the end of true education.
Prompt, Clean Service
Meal Ticket? are Sold ut Reduced Rates
railroad company to demolish the coal
The object of the education of our
Post Office Box 789
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country, tike object of the common schools
be nearly up and as yet 1 have not heard
of our land is to produce men and women
a noise like the chute falling or the gates
endowed with every element that will as F. O .E „ C E L E R Y C IT Y A E R IE 1853 4 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 .:^tH!lng"irtCled.' T understand that the
sist to make themselves and the world
Mccty Tuesday nights. at 8 o'clock, at
council Intends to force Urn railroad to
better.
Endowed .with every thought
the hall in the Stone-Gove •illdlng. on
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comply, even If harsher methods arc em
that will assist mankind in more thoro
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ployed, and If would seem wise on the
First street.
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B.
WILLIAMS,
Prop.
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ughly and systematically working out the
part o f the railroad to comply and ovoid
end for which they were elected.
S ta p le and F a n c y G ro c e rie s , H a y , G ra in 4
trouble.. There are certain rights granted
You remember the saying of Ralph IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
to the railroad and certain rights belong
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and F eed
Waldo Emerson, that tike prime objoct of
Wekivo Tribe No. 41
ing to tire city, and when these rights con
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education is to imxluce men and women' lunting grounds of Stanford. Meetings
flict the city comes first with the people.
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That does not meun walking machines:
on tlie 1st and 2nd Wednesday of each
The railroad should not hesitate to remove
-:month in Masonic Hull. Visiting broth
All Kinds Country Produce Bought and Sold
that does not mean Intellectual machines;
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an obstruction that blocks the city streets
ers welcome.
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JUL that means men and. women who
2lt*. C o r , 3rd S treet nnd Sanford Ave.
and is in itself a constant source of an
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SANFORD,
FLORIDA
Phone
62
beyond the material tilings of this world, SANFORD LODGE NO. 62 F. & A. M.
gates will mean money saved to tne rail
G. W.-SPENCER. M a s te r----and look to humanity and to God, for the
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road, for at the present status of affairs a
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1C. ENSMINGER, Secretary
elevation and betterment of mankind.
suit for damages for injury would mean
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Communication Every First and Third
more than the amount expended on th^s
Fridays at 7 p. m.‘
Them U a sewing time and u- time to
improvement. I do not wish , to appear
reap. The wise man suid: "firing a
VISITING
BROTHERS WELCOME
overbearing or arrogant in my demands,
child up in (lie way he should go, and
but there are some parts o f the cartlr still
reservod for the people and when we say when he is old he will not depart from it." SANFORD LODGE, No. 27.1.0. O F
"scat" and mean it, the railroad will have So It is with the boys 6f today who are Meats every Monday night at 7:30 in Ma
allowed to run the streets till nine or ten
to play checkers. ’
sonic Hal). Visiting brethren are cor
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o'clock at night.
This does not mean
It is thuh uove I
dially invited.
W . S. B a l d w in ,
Sanford
alone,
as
most
all
cities
are
sim• is
Secretary.
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iliarly afflicted— for an affliction it surely
4 Right glad 1 am to note die good work
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;>roves to be to many families in tire after
being done by the ladies of Sunford in the ifo of the boys. Parents, see after your
LOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS
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S. L A. It takes the ladies. God bless boys, and the company they keep. It
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tliem, to do the manifold stunts so neces will be worth more than gold to you and
L. H. T E M P L E
sary in tlie improvement of a city. The them in the years to come.
AOENI JACKgONVIt1C FLORAL COMPANY
men tire ull right todoTfatrhcavyhand wri tPhofia 166.
Ilth and Oak Ave.
Ihg und swell up about the targe affairs o f -4-Lawyer» stand up in court houses- be
Sanford,
state, but In thu small mid more difficult fore jurors. In the presence of large uudl- Special Offering In Ferns.
ettees, and denounce men as liars, scound Floral Designs to Order.
Florida'
duties of civlc'rcform the ladles get there rels, thieves and periured viiiians, and
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with both daiuty Trilby*. 1 have labored -when court adjournstne men appear to
long to enlist the ladies in this great work harbor no ill will against (hem. Out let n
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character is blemished, and he has to
ing anil sidewalks to be put in before confront a horse pistol stand a libel suit
gening In the frny, Now they wlU have or suffer who( the people think to lie the
iiorti Heation»— lose '
full »wing and we can watchTor tilings to
acribar.
happen. Already lltc first park - in put
J. D. PARKER, Prop. ting on sir» with a new flower bedTaod I
When the tongue of trfide U quoted,
bear that the entire plat will be plowed
wbCD.U» eye* and limb» nf.the dw k
up and Augustine gra»» ptomed. ■'OT&nl dull
, and languid,
I
when the raging fever ; poom n«d Bòird 51.GO Per Day.
the cities In Florida Sanford can b f made tackles the empty vitals of the till, when
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Ihn »pili ar >■ •—• -iw-ttie empty
w > li»»iniful l ef 'w iw v a tiv a w ir peril
ta r:
flowing wells and all that goes to tnltke and bouquets of decay are on the chan
deliers, it is conclusive that the advertls- o S p e c ia l R a t*
th e W e e k
the landscape beautiful. The present plan ng doctor has not been consulted.
C o rn e r 1st S tre e t and M a g n o lia A v e .
of street paving gives a chance to make
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greatest orali
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We will furnish your Home comat lowest prices.
Seeing is
believing.
Come and let us convince you.
Cash and Installment.
If you don’t know us, come and i
HATE CITY HOUSE 1 get acquainted.
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U l t SANTORO HARALD
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Surface Irrigation' vs Sanford Subirrigation !
By T H O M A S K. B ATES.
f V.
mittres amt set about making ‘Lucky’
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Sanford" “ Beautiful Sunfotd," It is need
less to say they succeeded. Yes. succeed
ed beyond their'most sanguine expecta
tions. for what hand of women with heart
and spul bent on such a good work ever
knew the word fail.
Through a committee appointed for the
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puriwsc the city council became interest
cd and appointed a park commissioner
and also appropriated n fund to assist in
the good work.
Old time traditions ami prejudices cnine
down with yard fences, while waste and
idle places were made to blossom as the
rose.
The women—God bless them— wlint
would the great Sanford Celery Delta do
without themT The half has not been
^told. 1 knbw you will enjoy it all ns much
as 1 do, so take the n cxt-Lsteamer and
come and sec.
Your loving husband, .
A. F. H.
100 per cent greuler than those of the
You may tnlk of the “ spirit nf the
ralnhclt states,
north," but as a northerner I bless tho
. Hundreds of millions nf dollars are be
"loyalty of the south." Tho women hud
ing invested by our Government nt Wash
hut to sound the Macedonian cry of "Come
ington and landowners throughout the
over and help us" nn^ the answer echoed
west to reclaim land that will not pro
or from one great h o/!. Mast from forest
duct) on an average of $20 |>er ncro after
and
glen an 1 •'Ujiilrys^ and town. The
iLiBrcduimed.
street car line, u ich had only recently
The government at Washington through
been opened for trnMle tendered the use
the reclamation huTenu is advertising
of every car they had fur a trolley ride.
these reclniptcd lands which ' are mostly
The Sanford Hand, w hich has this sum
located In Arizona, California. Idaho, |
Florida Trust Company Organized.
mer again helped make Sanford famous
Kansas, Montana. Nebraska,. Nevada
by
being
ctimwir
ttrp
iny
for
m
e
m
inima
~~ Ihe Hortua t rust Company, which has
Ttew ■Mexico, North and South Dakota,
Ex|N>Rtion. tendered their seivices, nil of been in process of organization for some
Department o f A irlc iiltu rc pages 608 Oregon,. lyashington
and
Wyoming,
which were most gratefully accepted.
time, iius taken formal steps towards
to 687.
TliuusnndHMf families are stil needed to
The
trolley
ride
with
a
dance
in
the
I'crfecting its plans for the commence0
. *t —•ir-lirif r m l nil Viniiii lit
business.
This company will
IRRIGATED STATES PER.ACRE
eat on the lawn, nt (lie end of the line, have an authorized capital of $609.000,
Crop.
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
N. Mexico
Wyoming
Nevoda
which then only extended to'Cameron, and will commence business with a paid
Wheat . ......... $18.75'
$17.75
$18.32
$17.26
$18.93
$25.70
was n gram 1 success. The whole town in capital nf $400,000.
Tiie remaining
10.00
Oats___ .........
19.60
18.26
16.20
16.56
21.62
aiid
country
turned
out
cn
masse
ns
one
capital
to
be
supplied
in
the course of
18.26
HnyTTT. . . r .: —20.07---------T8.65
26.63
14.38
22.07
~~T-' r " --- happy family!“
business ns it may bo needed after tiie
" Nor grown to any extent.
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One big social function after another, in business Is thoroughly under way^-opd
18.27
Average .........
18.2»
19.28 ' • 20.03
16.62
24.13
which nil the people participated, wus active, Tiie hulk of the capital is sub
78.75
Potatoes .........
. 74.4»
70.32
72.91
98.66
11H54
belli, a large fund was raised and the scribed by Nortlicustem and Western
RA ÏN B E LT STATES PER ACRE.
beautifying began in earnest andiias stOckholder*.rand the balance by various'
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Missouri ^
Rnnsas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Nebraska * never stopped, nor Tins’ till' Interest waned. stbckholdcrs scattered over the state of
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C «I f I
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........ $1(1-10------ ------ $ ' » 00
----- Wheat
Every pnrk in the town is irrigated and Floridu, tints identifying the new enter
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7.60
7.71
8
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Oats___
Hunted in trees, foliage and Mowers, prise as more of a stale than a locai
0.95
7.75
O.flJ
H a y ___
I'uhha iqtorcst and pride have, been company, In which it has favorable
7.07.
5.1!
9.75
7:71
10.14 ——
Corn
.*T~n.83— —
9.16
aroused to 1)15 Uttermost.
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Northern connections, enabling the en
9.82
8.11
Average
8,65
11.73
— 9.04 ,J _Tliroiigh_the .interested efforts o f the terprise to handle business throughout
Potatoes.
44.10
50.23
teachers, tiie school children have become tiie state nod finance meritorious propo
67.38
38.01
39.31
Average o f all crtjps except potatoes:
interested ill helping care for and beauti sitions hi Florida away from home.
fying the parks mul adjoining school prop
Irrigated States
$19.79
The following otliccrs and hoard of di
erty.
Rain Belt States
».07
rectors have been selected for tiie comW HEAT THE CHIEF CROP OF NORTH AND SOUTH DAKOTA
North Dakota
$8.0:7
per acre.
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The thinking person wtio goes nosing
nround for information relating to the
possibilities o f the various localities
throughout the United States which hold
out to him the most Mattering promisesof
success will be surprised to rend the fol
lowing facts and Mgures taken front the
yenr i>ook of the United States Depart:
ment of Agriculture.
A verage g ro s s returns to the fa rm er
per acre fo r last seven years In s ta te s
w h ore governm ent reclam ation s e r
vice hod done Its w o rk in Irriga tin g
Tile Irrigated* states have the ruinhclt
states beat all tiie way from 4(1 imt cent
to 100 percent on tiie various items men
tioned.
But the two items could he
added together o r ' any four states' pro
ducts could be. added together and they
then would not be in sight of a Sanford
sand bed. Jt single acre o f our $1500
celery would be equal to 60 acres of Irri
gated wheat in Nebraska; 7» acres of
Wyoming oats; 82 acres of New Mexico
-wheal; 83 acres o f Utah hay;- 87—acres <>f
Idaho wlicqt and 106 acres' of Colorado
oats. The above uvernges all being from
irrigated ground of tiie surface sort.
Tiie average in the rain belt states
wuujd be as follows, one acre of §nIlford
celery against 136 acres of Missouri corn;
194 acres of Kansas oats; 28.7 acres of
Oklahoma hay; 128 acres of Iowa corn or
129 acres o f Ncbrnsku wheat.
All of
which should make the average homeseeker sit up and listen to tho song that
is now being sung by Sanford, Theuvcruge of tbe surface irrigated states, ns
compared with tiie ralnhclt states is about
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Smoke Sanford cigars, "Lucky Sanford'
and "Tptnpa John." Best 5 cent Havana
cigars in the oity. They have stood tiie
test. Sold by all first class dealers. 41-tf
•| Shoes fo r
I L a d ie s '
E and
f C h ild re n
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And The
T h e Big T en Day Clean S w e e p Sale
Com es O ff J u s t as A d ve rtis ed .
; It Was “A Go” From the Very First
BACKWARD
Sanford, Flu.. Nov. 12. 1912. Sanford, in Palm Hammock near Palm
Dear Wife:
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Villa. It is a nutyral park, owned und
You wanted me to write and tell you of kept beautiful by tiie Street Railway Co.,
Sanford and whether it hud improved any and while they have spans I no ux|>ense
since we were here two years ago—well. to beautify und keep it in order, they
I should fcuy it has. I hardly knew the tiuve allowed nothing to detract from its
place when I arrived a week ugo and my imturnl beauty, chief umung which ure
surprise is only equalled by my delight in die beautiful Ixiwers of yellow jessamine
-seeing such u wonderful and beautiful bunging in garlands from tree tu tree.
improvement. Park avenue is lined with
These with the draperies or silver Span
handsome residences, fronted by shady ish mots hanging like a bridal veil, when
trees, graB« parking and borders of bloom (lie thousands uf electric lights ore turned
ing Mowers, us are also Oak, Magnolia and on" at night gives one die feeling thu» they
Palmetto. The river front bus been built have indeed been wafted to a veritable
up and beuutiMcd, and many elegunt res-. Fairyland.
Idcnces extend several miles up and down
The decs are hung with electric lights
thu river ulong a line, hard surfaced which glisten and twinkle like myriads of
boulevard.
—
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stars and they do not huve to economize
Wlten we Were here two years ugo the in die use Of electricity, fur diey have
rivet had po.'TroqJ" and now the beauti learned to Utilize die wutcr power fro m
ful sight is the first greeting of a happy ■
, their artesian wells, and nuw use the elec
welcome to the tourist coming down tiie tricity to run (lie street curs and light die
S l Johns river. The river front and the parks, us well us die' homes in uil.thc urbeautiful park in front uf the Sunford lesiun belt.
House causes lite weary traveler to love
Further out on Luke Jessup are the golf
Sanford at a glance.
s
links, club house and bout house, recently
The Atlantic Coast Line has also put in ripened ta.tlm —public—by—the—Howardlittle |>urks and beautifiedrits grounds to Packard Gu. Neat by is Howard Park,
bid the stranger a happy greeting.
which Is die result o f die work of tiie en
— The street, curs run to Orlando and re terprising Cameron City people und is tho
turn every half hour. To Cdineron City sc en e o f tnaiiv TiilPPV gntherlni?3 - and alt the small surrounding towns oil a
Every nook uiyl corner of Sun lord seem#
fifteen minutes' schedule.
to lie beautiful. The secret! Well; Lam
A ferry runs across Lake Monroe every -Cuming to that. It seems thut Just »(te r
half hour to carey visitors to Enterixise we left here two yeurs ugo, disgusted be
- « ml Wunetxtinitf m e LhiL'f m uuultmr cause‘air nrfim n; awfflikr luhourohr'eTT
-at Knlerixige ure tiie Orphans' Hume, Col in the g ri^ -c e le iy iidds und truck gar
lege buildings. Green ■ Springs and die dening, and tigBpa^pff^ghned to be util
to th e'possibilities of
chicken farm, and at Stone Iuiahd is a itarians,
wonderful art exhibit. a t.fircy*to»< vJ h e beautifying the town and country and
thus carrying the artistic along with the
home o f the artist— Mrs. Commons.
. The residents, as well us die tourists cUUhnerduL with one uccunl dip ladles uf
from Orlando avail themselrres of the Sunford uwoke us. from u deep sleep and
privilege of ooe of die m ost. enjoyable took for their slogun, "Muke Sanford Beuutrips In Florida, over trolley line to beau tifuL" They called mass meetings in die
tiful Jessamine Turk, three tulles' nut from hand stand in the park, appointed com-
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Sanford soil qualiMes again and now it
is sorghum. Last season M. G. Corrnwny,
one of our growers, planted a small patch...
of sorghum because several people had
stated that sorghum would not do well in
Florida, and Mr. Òàrraway wished to dem
onstrate that it would, The sorghum was
planted on land that had not been Irrigat
eli. for Mr. Carraway’s improved land wob
working overtime then on lettuce and
celery. The sorghmn exceeded all exl*wtuiiy a» t»jd ,.Mr* -Xjuxagray--antl hls
friends feasietTatl^w!tifer on good sorghum
syrup. He brought some to The Herald
office this week and for downright sweet
ness and delietousness the Carta way
ImHMskes-Mrst prize,—^-------- — —
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Ladies’
Corsets l
Zhc opening clay was a grand*success. The crowds came in droves
;* T h u rsd ay ahd
a f times we were completely swept off our feet.
£ F r id a y Although not so many people as Thursday, still it was a satisfactory
■m - ■ - —
- ■ day, more than wc had anticipated.
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S a tu rd a y
1912
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Delicious Sanford Sorghum.
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take up tliesa reclaimed Jam Is which pro
duce little or nothing jier acre and the
Government in connection with the pri r 1»; "<*
p » r
vate cnrjmmtlnns wliu.owp them are do
ing all within their power to get said
'multitude' of folks to move' oigto them.'
It seems to tiie writer that "Lucky San
ford. The* Dollar Factory" has .the very
•s..
best opportunity of any locality in the U.
S. for establishing u basis uf publicity
that from sheer fact will overtower any
and all agricultural mmmiiiuttrs rm this
continent.
Here we have a condition
that smacks more o f witchery than it
does of sound fact, if n Sanford farmer
cun put out a single acre in cultivation
hud make It produce more, real prolit ihnn
one hundred ninety four acres of Kan
sas'oats which Is"iTime here season in and
season out, it is time for the Suufordite
to Jump up in tiie eternal, crack Ids heels
together and Igt a yell otit of him Hint
can he heard from the Frigid North to the
Equator and from home of tiie mouse in
Maine to the home of the $pippin$ in
Oregon.
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LOOKING
Ing year, and wiirsupervisc.thc affairs of
the company:
President. Claude II Barnes, of the
Barnes, Jesup Company, Jacksonville.
First Vice President, O. H. L. Wernicke,
president, Macey Company, Grand Rapids
Mich.
Second Vice President, M .'I I . Smith,
president People's Bank, Sanford.
Third Vice President, E. G. Phinney,
president E G Phinney Lumber Company,
Jacksonville.
Fourth Vice President, J. E. Stillman,
president Pensacola investment Company
Pensacola.
Secretary and trust officer, L. B. C. De
laney, Washington. D. C.
General counsel Gibbons & Maxwell
Jacksonville.
>s could
serve,
AM records for sales were broken. Never have
with such a large crowd. Tlicy came, they saw
bought
I M onday
to cope
that we
Bright ahd early the sale continues with a rush and as
the printer the sale "rolls merrily” on.
O nly T h re e M o re
F R ID A Y ,
D ays
SATURDAY
and
And T h e T en D ays Is
W c w ould
advise
that
you
take
goes to.
MONDAY
O ver
advantage
of
the
closing
days.
Great in roads have been m ade in the stock, still there is a great deal left.
W e assure you that n othin g has been
m arked
A few new bargains added to take the place
of
up,
som e
same
W e appreciate the presence o f every one w h o attended.
prices
closed
«
prevail.
out
lots.
I f you were n o t
satisfactorily served we arc sorry, and assure you that w e d id our best and
g if y o u w ill c o m e again when we
are
in
our
“ n o rm a l state”
w e. can-
51 spend a little m o re tim e w ith you.
'jfWrtrm n n i n u i rnfiVt.
s Merchant
Onyx
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Ho u c ry
Tailoring
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Children
Sanford, Florida
�A u f usi 26,19(0
FLORIDA TRUCKER
A N e w s p a p e r W fth fn a N e w s p a p e r
Published In the Interests of the Intending Investor and Settler by the Howard-Packard Land Company, Incorporated, Sanford, Florida
SAFEGUARDS IN THE PURCHASE OF LANDS
The Howard-Packard Land Companyr-Inc., voluntarily pub
lishes its answers to the "Success" questions for the information
of the world. Our methods stand every test— o u r-E U R Ê K A
HAMMOCK every investigation.
if I
SUCCESS
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1.
Has the land offered for sale been -surveyed under the print
ed rules of the United States land office?-‘ Do the lines of
the subdivision connect with the established corner 'posts
located by said land office? Were "Officially Certified"
copies.of Field Notes a t .said land office used in_m aking
said survey? .
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2.
Give date of survey, name and address of the surveyor.
3.
Has a plot of tlie survey been recorded in the Recorder^ of
fice of the county in which the land is situated?
4.
Give the date of recording, also book and page of record, and
"eirclüSë a blue print.or zinc etching copy of said plot.
5.
Has the purchaser o f each lot the free use o f a recorded
street abutting his lot and extending to established public
roads without any reservations or restrictions .in favor of
the seller? ,
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6.
If the roads are not free of encumbrances, state all reservations and restrictions.
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H O W A R D -P A C K A R D
Q U E S T IO N S
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7. What are the levels of the land measured from a bench mark:----- set at high water llne of the nearest navigable water?
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8. Has the land any spots of marsh, swamp, mire or bog hold^ ing standing water after rainfall and being above the highwater bench mark before mentioned?
Tlre-hmds wtrare handling, of which EUREKA HAMMOCK
r1s~a“p art,’have been.surveyed by the Government, under the
printed rules of the United States Land Office. The lines of
the sub-divisions connect with the established corner posts
located by said Land Office, und officially-certified copies of
Field Notes oL said Land Office were used, in making said
surveys.
^
The name and address.of the surveyor is Fred T. Williams,
Sanford, Florida. Mr W illiam s made the survey of EUREKA
HAMMOCK sub-divisions during the summer of 1909.
The plat of the survey has been recorded in ^ h e Recorder’s
Office of Orange County, Floridn, in which county^EljREKA
HAMMOCK is situated.
We can give date of recording, hook and page, and a certified
copy of the plat at any time speaific request is made,, but as
this costs from $10 to $15 we do not care to go to this ex
pense indiscriminately.
The purchaser of each tract has free use of a recorded street
on at least two sides of his property, extending to an estab
lished public road. Said streets are dedicated absolutely to
the public and such dedication is so specified on the record
ed plat in the Recorder’s Office, and Without any reserva
tions whatsoever.
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There are no restrictions, encumbrances nor reservations on any of the streets.
The levels of the lartd, measured from a bench ,nnplf •=«» nf
o f the nearest imviguble water, is from 3 A
‘ feet
No.
9. * Is the land now ditched so as to run ofT all. rainfall to nearT est navigable water?
10. State the area and depth of all spots holding standing water?,
Is the property now =
enclosed with a sub
stantial fence?
v
12. State the number of
years the fence has
been maintained in
v its present location.
13. State the kind of
trees and vegetation
now growing on the"
land.
14. State if the land has
been vgrubbed and
stumps removed, or
are stumps and palrnetto scrub to be re
moved by the pur
chaser?
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16.
A re there now any
artesian wells driven
on the land that show
flowing water?
State how
many’
wells, and location of
same. Give diaine. ter of pipe and its
’ depth
to flowing
water.
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10.
The
fa c t
th a t
the
C H I C
w id e ly
AGO
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c irc u la te d
and
responsible
E X A M I N E R
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This is answered by No. II.
a 10 acre EUREKA HAMMOCK tract for one
of the prizes in its current farm competition is additional assurance that our
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E ureka Ham m ock is S tric tly a
Reliable Sanford. Proposition
Pine, Oak, Cobbage Palmet__ to, Cedar, Gum, Hickory
* and some other woods.
14.
We emphasize Sanford.- Not Near Sanford, but right in the flowing well or
natural irrigation belt of the Celery Delta the fame of Miose lands is being
used to throw a halo around lands that are miles away.
PER
No spots holding standing
wnter.
No fence. It is well to add
that i f is customary for the
purchaser to improve his
land. Fences nre not found
on unimproved lands.
^Entirely Unsolicited—selected
$ 1 5 0
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The land is now ditched sons tonm ofTall rainfall to nearest nuvignblc water.
11.
15.
ANSW ERS
Yes, 4
ACRE
There ure sixteen strung
«ow
ing hi
flowing
artesian wells in
EUREKA HAMMOCK, lo
caled in various places,
some on the highest point
of tlie land and some on the
lowest. The diameter of
the pipe iB two inches, the
depth varies from 100 to
140 feet.
In cluding fre e lot C lyde T o w n S ite w ith e v e ry T en A c re s
T e r m ::—
— One-third Cash, One-third one year, One-third two years
Your
money back with 6 per cent interest when you have completed payments if
you are not satisfied. We will write this in your contract.
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A»k fo r fu rth er d eta ils on the
HO W ARD-PACKARD LAND CO
The land lias not been grubb e d n o r stumped. Ail
stumps and palmptto scrub
are to be removed by the
purchaser, unless otherwise
agreed.
HOWARD-PACKARD U N D
CO.
By 0 . A. HOWARD, P rc ftld c n t
There cofiid not be, per
Peoples Bank Building
Tlie publication of these an
haps, a- stronger test of
S a n fo r d , F lo r id a
swers
must convince the most
farm lands than these sixskeptical
that .our E U R E K A
teen questions Success Magazine propounds
HAMMOCK tract is'a good “ buy”, and That we have
to all land companies wishing to advertise
C U T T H IS O U T A N D M A IL
taken evefy legal safeguard to ensure that you get just
in l^s columns. We are glad to welcome an
what you pay for— a farm legully surveyed, legally re
opportunity of specifically stating where
corded— u farm with streets on two sides without re
H O W A R D P A C K A R D L A N D CO., Inc.
our EUREKA HAMMOCK stands in relation
strictions
or “strings"— a farm with flowing wells
Sanford, Florida
to this Lahd Test, so that each prospective
guaranteed, one well will irrigate five acres— a farm
purchaser knows exactly that what he is
Please write me fully concerning your Eureka Hammock.
on land that is aùaudltelwd — d—without- elandingreading is the truth- a mi
■A1.U mail IHC your 3anfou bookl et without putting me under
water— a fann that no one can take away from you or
any
son.
chaser, knows he hasn’t purchased ojje thing
hinder you from developing to Its Unfit through quibunder- the delusion that he purchased
blings or technicalities of clouded title.
Name.
another,
F ill odt thevcoupun and we w ill .send you
S jiB ct ó r IL F. D .___
Address AU ConnuualcaUous
further détails without putting you under
any obligations, we want you to know what
Town and State.
we have for sale as a matter of information
and guidance.
»
Howard-Packard Land Co
Peoples Bank Building
Sanford, Florida
mnmm
Under this heading the September, 1910, "Success Magazine"
publishes the following severe land test questions for the protec
tion of land buyers. * Before you buy laud put these questions
to the seller.
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A n lu s t 26, 1910
THE SANTORO HERALD
I Ocala
A Romance
Of Flying
VIRGINIA OF I
THE AIR LANES
By
H e r b e r t Q u ic k
w ere «lo n g the sparsely travw ay. o t tha strand a n d -tb *
Footprint* o f one In particular attract
ed nlni. Tracks In the sand were to
B arrod book, newspaper. telegraph
and circulating library. l i e knew aer
•ral things that this man might be—
a deserter from , the fort, perhaps, or
It might be some one connected with
the .revenue aerrice. Bln cabin was
“ H arrod’s Qshinges tap” —nothing more.
W b a l had revenue officers to do with
■
piscatorial headquarters
as these? T h ey abould uot care about
Theodore's.bidden Invention.
APd Jrjbt .opeu U y a slim y metal eea
monster stuck a 'blunt note out 'from
the w ater at about the five fathom
contour line, opened a rectangular
mouTh and flicked a square red tonguo
like an angry ennke until Captain Har*
rod oh the highest dune opened a brllJiant_red.handkerchief with a Qhau•ispqua salute aud wiped bis noso elab
orately. Whereupon the sea mounter
sank beneath the brine.
What took
place that night was concealed by
darkness.
I f Captain Barrod was
busy carrying packages ashore until
morning he came by them honestly, no
doubt.
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W e
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a bbowct
M onufactnre
A
C om pany ;
manufacturers or
Su perior F ert Hirer fo r
Corn
Lawns
•Cane'
Lettuce
Beans
Flowers
Celery
Cantaloupe
Cotton
Strawberries
Potatoes
Grape Vines
Tomatoes
Orange Trees
Watermelons
Copyright. 1909. by the Bobb»Merrill Company
CHAPTER
F e rtiliz e r
1‘S U P E R I O R 11
F E R T IL IZ E R S
L. V. D. BLAIR, A ien t
f>. O. BOX 71«
Sanford
Florida
W e S e ll F e r tiliz e r M a te r ia l a t lo w e s t P ric e s
•*=tr
XI.
vmorrm..
IR O IN IA , left alone, was rath
er glad o f lb H er desertion
o f the Shnyncs was a crisis
In her life.
She had acted
Impulsively In a matter o f great mo
W e have 5 o f the most
ment and needed time fo r thought
'
G E N E R A L - F I R E
She had taken flight to Carson’s Laud desirable lots on S a n fo rd
ing and to shelter In the shade o f (he Heights to
sell.
These
IN S U R A N C E A G E N T
sole remaining branch of her family
tree, fu ll o f confidence that she would' lots have a frontage o f 65
And there a silver haired unqjo nnd a feet^on Park Avenue, and
O ffice Above First National Bank
SANFORD, FLORIDA
delicate old lavender aunt, redolent of
all . face
the old regime and ready to receive remember they
her tenderly loyal to the Cnredir'BTtfbO.' th e east, the frp tit o f thfi
Instead o f «liv e r hair, Theodore,, the
— after
audaciously false uncle, had tho "lit house always shady
tle, silky kid’s mustache," and there
noon. \Ve have a special
was no auDt.' Tho grandnleco o f old
General Carson, related! to Theodore price on these lots for the
Carson by no chain o f d esc o o tsn jri
next-ten days. Cash or
the dnbloua one o f the origin al third
—
Carson brother o f hundreds o f years on time.
ago and tho ownership o f this planta
tion, was weakly allowed to assume
W e have a handsome
kinship from tho place and name and
never thought o f sitting down with 15-room residence situated
Theodore and tracing the thing ou t in the most desirable resi
She wondergg. Just what the relation
VS
ship was anyhow.
Obloe s a id 'th a t dent section o f the city.
------ » u fliatntnation o r n w p s p in ir h o v - •Oahsonsea w eru~CnhTOTiHgs,~~inia~atio I f •you*
you-^woiild- T u rn ish *^
sls or periodicals o f - the past—any o f never bothered about different kinds.
cw o f the room s and rent
the era o f that president whoso Chris B o couldn't be a real uncle, Virginia
tian name our Theodore hence—will he fe lt sare o f that. B e might J>c 11 MI1 them the rent would
pay
rewarded by a realisation o f prophecy o f Gonernl Carson by n second w ife.
S p e c ia l T ra in w ill L e a v e S a n fo rd a t 6 : 3 0
or the place in 4 or 5
gouo wrong as to the Influenco on H e was tho head o f the fam ily any
A . M .y and A r r iv e in T a m p a a t 11:0 0 A . M .
smuggling o f aerial navigation.
It how. She must be satisfied with that. years and give .you
your
O f his Invention, save that It was In
must bring free trade, they said.
S p e c ia l L e a v in g T a m p a R e tu rn in g 6 P . M>
ent free.,. This elegant
Ships navigating tUe air" could land tho mysterious shed, chosen - because
their cargoes anywhere. Vet the alr- o f Its remoteness.and Its unobstructed
louse will be sold in the
■hlps gave the custom house people beach, she rea lly 1knew nothing. She
T ic k e ts G ood fo r D ato o f S a l * o n ly
A re you
little trouble. Airships were so con began tt> wonder now whether ho next few days.
waa a w orld’s genius or only the
spicuous; their loads were necessarily
J . F . K IR K L A N D ,
going to pass this up and
so light; the system o f reporting, them crude product o f a country college,
TAM PA
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et some other lucky fellow
by wireless from Canadn. Mexico and with nothing' to commnnd n second
glance except his sinewy erectncss,
the Islands was so efficient.
lick it up? If you want
Very unexpectedly It was the sub the pathetic yearning In his eyes and
the wonderful softness In his voice.
it d o n ’t hurry but be as
marine that drove the “ revenues" wild
“ Uncle Theodore," suggested Vir
and filled the law books with Draco
quick as you can.
nian statutes.
No trade- ever grew ginia to Mrs. Stott, “ has Invited us to
faster. The boat flsh dived beneath the visit him. And, do you know, I think
W e have a lot o f bar
w e'll go hack with the captnlu If you
waveH and rose on some lonely coast
like this by appointment with Borne can overcomo your aversion tq tho-wa- gains in
Celery Farms.
Captain Hurrod sitting like a hewbls- ter."
- f
kered hit o f wreckage on the dunes,
‘“ W lH 'the bay bo rotigh?" asked Mra. These prices we now have
Harrod wain nervous about the foot Stott as I f confident that the captain on them w o n ’t hold over
prints, mid ho persevered In s search
served out the weather.
60 days, better—pick onot~r
until be found their maker lying aitleep
“ Dead ca'm, ma’am."
In a cumfortable sleeping bag in a
“ W o'lt go,” mild Mrs. Stott.
o f these up before the rush
, nearby tblcket. B e rocognhted him as
The Indies hurriedly packed their
100 acres o f the
WUner, Inventor o f the helicopter that dunnago and. embarked. They w ere a starts;
^ w a « blown out to sea. B e waked WU- gay party. Virginia was full o f laugh
finest Celery and Lettuce
ner. and the latter aqsatled Harrod In
ter. H er color rose and her eyes dilat
abuse which Included the absent Car ed as they took tho stream early land in the San ford
sec
These farms can be bought for the next thirty
son.
enough to let them through the new
tion,
which
we
can
make
__" Y o u let my helicopter go out to
canal luto the lagoon by daylight._____
~ days for less money than ever again. W e
•eu," he w ille d , “ and it was worth-a
"D o you see any sbrns o f a storm i" you ¿ special price, wilt
m illion dollars to me."
asked Mrs. Stott, netting bis upward
cut it up for you or sell
have Sanford farms to sell. N o t Largo, Taft,
-Barrod took pity on the Inventor, glances.
an d . as a result Wlaner' stayed for
"N o, ma’am," ho returned. “ Ah was you the whole piece.
weeks, sleeping In hla hag on the porch Juat tryln* to make out If A h ’d eve’
Burbank nor Celery City but Sanford.
o f tho cabin, and, to the captain's In Been tbnt cruft befo’ aloft thali."
tense anger, tried several times to visit
The craft alluded to was a great sti
A lw ay s Sanford. There is only .one
the shed whore Carson's new ly invent ver Condor, gleaming In the sun.
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ed airship was in courso o f completion.
Virginia studied her absorbedly with
Sanford.
A
l
l
irrigated
ready to plant. W ill
Finally Carson arrived.
Theodore her field glasses.
ordered the spying man away, and an
“ 1 think," Bald Virginia, “ that ajje’a
altercation ensued in which Wlxnor the Roc. I ’ m suro o f it,"
If you have any R e a l'll pay for themselves this w i n t e r . ....................
vfna roughly handled. A t last ho took
“ Yea, ma’am ." replied Barrod.
E s ta te you can not sell
bU leave, vow ing vengeance on Oareod
"She’s lyin’ to." bald the captain.
b ring it to us. If th e re
and the airship, which, be said, was "Th ali goes huh lift 'down."
worthless. B e had mad', rough draw
Is
any piece of R eal E s
“ W h y," asked Virginia wonderingly,
ings o f the airship, as ho bad managed “ what can she want over there In tho ta te you w a n t
to bi^y
secretly to elude Barrod'a watchful- woods 7“
c o m e and see us.
sees.
“ She’« JUt about ove* yo’ home,
A t the lagoon he took a boat and ma’am ," «a id nnrrpd.
^
Real Estate Agency
rowed to the north Hhore. The boat
Virginia g re w 'p n le and, asking for
from the submarine that had signaled the glass, acunned the great aerostat
B arrod bad brought her crew ashore. With the low ered .lift, like a nexus, to
H e addressed ono o f the men as Fa- the ground.
Y llle and learned that the Stickleback,
“ Can’t you go a little faster?" said
the submarine, was offshore for some she, laying down tho binoculars.
COLORED • PEO
PLE
unknown purpose. Reagan, the Stic
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“ A ftah w e clear W eek's bay." said
kleback's captain, came bu lly up, and the captain.
W c have a few lotB that we
W laner Informed him that he (Wlxner)
Once clear o f the channel, they stood
are
selling to the Colored P e o
was going on board her. The captain, fo r the south shore, the engines. (1ring
amased, asked fo r what reason.
In continuous explosion.
Suddenly ple at $40 each, a small cash
“ I'm goln* to use her.”
M O S T C O M P L E T E L Y E Q U IP
with a. U tile scream. V irginia, leaned payment and the balance $2.50
•T h e d— 1 you a t e r ■ '
_
out to look upward past the, awplng. p et month. These'lots will be
-Well. If not I'll show you Up lo . f .
«e mmi a P E D B A K E R Y IN F L O R ID A
the authorities as a smuggler, Reagan
ï ü w ü ' - l . ,iü
worth $100 before you get thru
cloud, ah* had seen, coming up from
—you an' B arrod.'
the depths under their rail, the Roc, paying for them.
Reagan's face paled.
B e hastily
A l l M ixing done by Latest Im proved Machinery.
under fu ll speed, her great engines
drew a revolver from his pocket, then
purring Uks Uger cate, hsr screws
Finest Quality o f Bread and all kinds of Cake
throat It back,
shimmering, her giant bull a resplend
“ H o w do we know," said Reagan,
M ade Daily. Everything Sanitary,
best*, o f
ent bubble o f steal Locking up, V ir
“ that yon won’t peach after you get
ginia saw her overhead and cowered
Material Used. A ll, and especially thq Ladies’»
ttircMjyi
HIc
i nto th* - 1wBt.- f or peering over
--------" I. .f I,
make—thopU
pi y I expect to,'nr
vited to visit our shop. . .
T"
the rail and calling like ah aril bird
" I ’ ll ha In a d---- d Bight
vaaJU lbcrberg.
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.deeperin you are!"
. “ BbaU Ah answer the hall, miss 7“
W c M a k e a n y K in d of
• "T h a t m e in s ," M id Reagan, “ worse
asked the captain.
than smuggling.“
C a k e on S p e c ia l O rd e r
o l" whispered Virginia.
“ Take
“1 mean tho only thing the law pun- no“ Nnotice,
I beg o f you, cnptaln!"
worse than smuggling with a
The Roc swept on lik e " a., meteor,
Amarine!"
leaving the leuneb behind. Virginia
igan answered s lo w ly :!
asked the captaju If he supposed she
Room 5, People! Bank
“ I didn’t expect I ’d ever go that far,
had been recognised.
but 1 g u s s s U ll have to aaivo under
111 Park Av©:
Phonè 106
Sanford, Florida
“ Ah reckon not, miss," said be. “ Jlat
you. W inter.
e!
the
You’ re
a chance m edia*, Ah reckon. She’s
come to. rig h t ot #' the inn,'* ««Id the
U
w r v w c w i jjj rM**ud
A.
P.
CONNELLY
»$1.25
Tam pa and R eturn
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August 3 0
Hantle Coast L.Ine
Now Is The Tirfre To Buy Improv
ed “Ready to Plant” Sanford
Celery Farms
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32,
For Land See Field!
Field & Son
Sanford
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S P E N C E R ’S BAKERY
U. S. A.
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FuUUfced Etctt Prtdsjr Montini at Sanford. FIs
R. J. Hj u t , Editor sod Proprietor
Catered as aecood-class mall matter A u iu tr 22nd
1904, s t the Postofflce at Sanford. Florida,
andar Act of March 3rd. 1879.
commercial
too tnany Items of progresl
advancement, of social and religious hap*
penlngs, to give apaco to evety^lligusting
incident U m drags Its Way.through the
police courts. . This news^aper^ declines to
perform the duflesrofja scuV^jVgeY.“— Lakeland News.
» A
The same ideas Onkpced by The Her*
aid. It is not what a newspaper publishes
but what it leaves out of the columns that
makes It dean enough to enter thd homes
of the readers.
vlllc it hus been charged in the press, and
not denied has more blind tigers than it
bad saloons, So, to curb the evil in some
way thfe people arc willing to try com
mission government « anything.
2-lc
Sanford's Largest Cash. Grocery Store
W A N T S
All Local A dvertisem ents Under This
Heading, One Cent a W ord Each Issue
17 lbs. B est G ra n u la te d S u g a r
Ones P in t Floor In the Bishop Block, First Street
$ 1 .0 0
Telephone No. 148.
F lo u r
flailing rod. reel and line. Reward if re
The Pensacola News snya in regard to lumed to T. P. Compropst.
2 tf
The Herald h as over 2000 paid su b some of the Florida land schemes. "Noth
For Sale— 1100 dollan cash will tnke
sc rib e rs. Th at Is w hy an a d vertise ing should be sold against a legitimate
m ent In th is “ coun try w e e k ly " p ays real estate proposition, o f course, but the my 2H acres garden on west side. Culti
vated one year. For information see Ira
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2-Ip
man ryho buys any land without first look- Secord, Sanford.
lngJtaveL.devv'YealQ .getJitu iig'." .We |— Wanted To Loan— Why- pay-rcnuwhca
.Help make Sanford Beautiful!
can hardly agree with this broadly stated you can own your home with payments
less than rent. We charge only five per
Remember the growers meeting on next proposition. But even admitting for the cent simple interest and give you ten and
sake
of
argument
that
such
a
man
"de
Tuesday nlghL
one-half years to pay baci ‘
serves to get stung," It is not for the best ticulurs write or call on The Standard
Home Co., Stiles &. Stephens Agts, Room
Watch Sanford Improve. The ladies future Interests of the State to have a
0. Pico Bldg.
t
of
honest
would-be
settlers
stung."
i
have taken the helm.
For Sale—9 year old nf%p and buggy.
everybody did business on that principle
Cheap for cash.
A. J. .Kelley. R. F. D.
there
would
soon
be
no
such
thing
as
The ricent rains Are 3UinffLoke Monroe
No. 3.
2-2t p
business confidence, which is the founda
and making the grass grow.
For
Rent—Ten
acres
tiled
land
on
street
tion of nine-tenths of all commercial
ir line. Station on place.' Two ucrcs-of
transactions Franklin said, "Honesty is
Celery Sanford expects to outdo last
&P
-HiUJOOk - the matter
jout oT he realm o f morals or principle
and advises honesty as for the sake of
Every grower in the Celery Delta should policy. Florida can not afTord to be any
thing but honest with prospective settlers
and any land firm that is misrepresent
Editor
Broward has qualified for lift Hall of ing the facto, should be exposed.
Fame.
He has been written up by the Holly is right o n th if point as he is on
most points and we hope he will continue
Saturday Evening Post.
:
to "H ew to the lino," etc.— Reporter-Star.
S ch n a p p s^T o b acco rb y ih e ^ a d d y ----- $ 3 . 4 0
B ro w n ’s M u le
S
The Herald Special Edition yriU be out
about October first. It will place Sanford
before the eyes of 25000 people.
t -4*.
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3 .1 0
-Sanford’s Largest Cash Grocery Store
“ Phono 2 6 7
Flbrida State College For Women
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TALLAHASSEE
ColUfe of A fta and Science*. Normal School, School
of Music, School of Art* School o i E ip K u b a , SJ .ol
of Itiiina Economic*. F in l tit*» equipment (hrouftioui,
Tuition free. Other tipeneH eery low. For jafotm«.
lion edd.es.
EDWARD CONRADI, P resident
OREETINO TO SILAS HONK
, .
An announcement In the Pensacola
News thnLEditor Crawford had disposed
The story In The Herald this week' of of hla In (West In that paper came as a
.Sonforti tWn yrnrs honra, -la -a o t- o v «- drawn, but the people must get together gang," "B ill" Crawford as he is affection
ately termed Is one of the best in the
on improvements,
■ ‘
profession and his crisp editorials and
wanderful'knuwledge
of Florida men and
The. Sanford Herald is two years old,
And undoubtedly the huskiest two-year- affairs has kept the News In the front
Herbert Felkel, for
old Florida journalism has ever had__ St. ' rank of journalism.
merly managing editor, will assume charge
Petersburg Times.
of the News, and Bro. Crawford's mantle
Under F. G. Taylor The Hastings Advo falls on worthy shoulders'!, The editor of
cate is putting on a better appearance The Herald takes special pride In Herbert
and bid* fair to become one Of the best for he matriculated in journalism on the
in the state. The Advocate will do much college paper at Gainesville together with, and heavy. The outside was covered with
toward building up the great potato cen Sam Sanborn who is also on the News Masonic emblems. On top was a inultese
staff. Mr.'Felkel is probably the young cross with diamond in centre. Also a
ter of Hastings.
,
est man In the State. If not in the United Latin Inscription. “ In Hoc Slgno Vinces,"
on edge o f . cross.
On one side was
The Herald requests the mnny friends State to hold the position of editor-in- square and compass, on the other side
a cross and crown. On Uie bottom was a
and customers to grant us a breathing chief of a dally paper.
We hate to loose Bill Crawford from keystone, an emblem of a Royal Arch
spell next week fa order that the plant
Mason. Finder please leave It ut postcan be moved into the new building where the ranks and hope he will bob up serene- j office and get suitable reward. Chas. F.
His light
more work can bo accomplished and The ly ere long on another paper.
Haskins, P. M
Herald can expand and attain n higher is too bright to keep undo* a bushel.
degree of efficiency in Sanford's publicity. Meantime we wish all manner of success
to Editor Felkel and his worthy assistant,
Sam Sanborn.
_ H ie articles on Sanford’s climate in
May they live long and prosper and
•umrner and winter written by T. K. Bates
have gopher Boup every day which is os
and given space in Tho Herald have creat
near Heaven as a Pensacolian could wish.
ed most favorable comment. Few of our
people are aware of the fact that Sanford
Municipal Governm ent By Commission.
possesses s o . much in the way of an
, Montgomery, Aug. 26— By a vote of
equable climate both summer and winter.
ten to one the city o f Gadsden has de
Mr. Bates has written four articles regard
clared for municipal government by coming the climate and draws .comparisons
I mission.
Birmingham, Bessomer - and
that are most favorable to Sanford. These
Cadsden have each declared by formal
papers sent to friends in the north would
vote for a change in the form of municipal
do much toward turning people Sanford
government.
Montgomery will vote on 5J4 acres tiled, balance cleared and ready
way.
the quesUon September 19, and it is reas for tiling. Three wells. - Two small houses.
With $600.00 worth of celery boards, tools,
onably certain that- commission govern etc. For sale cheap. For particulars ad
GOING SOME.
ment will receive n large majority. Mobile dress Win. Nussbaum, 122 Hogan S l ,
The Sanford Herald
celebrated its
50-|0c
and Huntsville have already Inaugurated Jacksonville, Flo.
second birthday last week. Editor Holly
5,000 feet celery boards at a sacrifice.
movements to secure it, and it is more
has been getting out a good paper and
48-tf •
Davies,-next door to P. O.
than probable that when the legislature
lias met Success.
He charges two dollars
For
Rent
or
Sale—S room two story cot
meets 1a January most of the lurger towns
tage. cor. 3rd nnd Chapman nve. Apply
for subscriptions and gets it.
His sub
of the city will be asking for municipal 115 Oak ave.
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scription list is now above tbe two thous
government.
and mark and is growing. On the first of
The popularity of commission govern
September tbe Herald will movo Into a
ment In Alabama is attributed by shrewd
fine office building of us own. We are
politicians to the unsatisfactory con
&ed to see Bob Holly succeed and hope
ditions exhisting in the Alabama cities,
to see him enter thé dally field with his
because of the wholesale disregard of the
Herald some day. ■Pensacola News.
prohibition laws. In many of these towns
and cities earnest efforts have been made
OR THE-PROHIBITION QUESTION.
to enforce tbe laws, but it is frankly ad
If tire stale of Florida goes dry the
mitted that these laws are flagrantly
wholesale whiskey houses o f Jacksonville
violated and as a result of these violations
can credit it to the literature which they
unwholesome conditions have arisen. The
ore sending every weak through the maila
people of the various towns and cities
to people who do not want it- The Her ore willing to take any remedy which
ald has favored local option in this ques promises relief.
tion and has refused to publish whiskey
A traveling man in Montgomery uttered
advertisements because Sanford was dry a truism about tire conditions in Alabama
and Ihw people did mu -want whiskey cities and towns, which is endorsed by
flaunted in their faces. Bat the whole
ull who are in a position to know.“"
sale houses in other cities will not let Uie
“ There is a difference between the big
dry territory alone and if it ootnes to a
cities and Uie towns in the prohibition
show-down the people will resent this
violations, in-the cities the blind tigers
and vote the state dry. We cannot have
are on tbe ground floor, the same as the
local option with the wet towns slopping
old time saloons and their doors are wide
over in our dry territory and if there is open all the time,
in the towns ,Uie
no other way to stop It the people will
doors are also wide open, but Uie blind
vote liquor from the jtate.
Ugers are located In the second floor nnd
I u man has to go up a hull way."
Some unreasonable persons seem to
City newspapers ore resenting the
.think that It is a newspaper* business to charge that «n ljrfirih e ciUes are the pro
dig up every Instance o f moral and phy- hibition laws defied and disregarded.
sical fllUi In the community and herald They declare Uiut the violations are largeit to Uie ouuldo world. The Lakeland i y a .matter of - populatlon-aad- that-4n
"Nows the* not take this view o f its duty. proportion the sale of liquor ia quite as
It can find too many good and boauUful extensive In the towns as in the larger
things fa lu sum>uudlugs, wiUioui Uie dUea. For Instance it ji_noi_ricnlod that
necessity of filling up Its columns with
saloons are open on Jl«t ground.floor,
•omments on tbe city dump. It can find opening in the streets In Decatur. Hunts-
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CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK
P IT T S B U R G , P A
BRANCHES
Chicago
Cincinnati
Jacksonville
Sales Agents and Distributors
SANFORD CELERY UNION
BRANCHES
Room 16. Pico Block. • ’Phone 269
SANFORD, FLA
ID E A L
F E R T IL IZ E R
C H E A P E S T
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With our loiq< experience on the innrkfets for fertilizer materinte in nil parts of the world and ample capital to buy in
great quantities at the most favorable times and to obtain njl
coiffctesions given for strictly cash sales, we buy our inateriuls
at the lowest possible prices.
Two of the leading railroads have laid their tracks to oiir
factory and any ship that can cross the S t Johns bar can unload at our dock, so whether we buy at home or abroad we secure the lowest freight rates and delivery is made at our door.
— . Our factory Is equipped throughout with” labor-saving devices, therefore otir fertilizer is handled ut minimum cost.
Our trade is so immense that the office expenses are
much less per ton than is possible in smaller-business. Our
every condition is favorable for economy nnd we give you the
benefit. While we make the BEST we cun and DO sell the
cheapest.
ijj-' fo rd W arehouse R. H. WHITNER, Mgr. - 4ddr.„
Jacksonville
FLORIDA
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August 26, 1910
THE SANFORD HERALD
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
Engineer Tom Davis has retqrned from
the hospital in Waycroes. ■
Handsome Man In Town
T. B. Lanier the governor of Lake Co.,
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at
J. F. Good of NoblesviUe Ind., is here was in the city this week. Bat is the
handsomest man in his section and has a
taking in the slghta*of our city.
Little tlappenlnls— Mention of
medal
to prove it. He states that the
Miss Ruth Butts, of M l Dora spent last
M atters In Brief.
Wednesday with the Misses Rose of the city o f Tavares is booming and will soon
be recognized as the commercial center
Bye Lo Hotel.
of that section.
E. J. Lanier from Kathleen Fla., is In
PERSONAL ITEM S OF IN TER EST
our city for a few day.
Ballard's Obelisk Flour at McCullers.
A. F. Faber and wife of West Palm
Sum m ary o f (he r io a t ln l Sm all Talk
Genuine Golden Self Blanching Celery
Beach is stopping at the Bye Lo.
Su ccin ctly A rranged fo r Hur
seed at L. R. Philips & Co.
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Ed Heyne of Oregon, arrived here last
Look at the display of door coverings in
ried Herald Readers.
Wednesday evening.’ *
Miller & Sou's window and notice the
Mrs. E. F. Taylor la visiting her daugh
E. D. Tyler qf Mascotte is spending a prices.
.
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ter, Mm. H. S. Hamton, In Tampa.
few days in the city.
W e are showing a pretty pattern In
Mrs. H. P. Driver la spending several
A. S. Haines of Jacksonville, spent the Haviland China. Tea set o f 50 pieces for
weeks in Hendersonville, N. C.
$18.00. Sanford Furniture Co.
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Sabbath in Sanford.
Frank Powers ia visiting poinu in the
J. R. Kingston has returned to Sanford . Go8 cn* [ne repairs.. Sanford Machine
and accepted a position in G. W. Spen° ° - ----------- ------------Mrs. J. H. Druton is in Atlanta this
N. H. Gamer makes a specialty o f city
cer's bakery.
week purchasing Iter stock of fall millin
lots and city property. See him for bar
C. F. Lundy of Bristol, Tenn., is in the
gains. See his ad in this paper. 50-41
ery. •■ *
The Wilson &. Toomer Fertilizer ware city this week looking over the hmd-prop
Merry Widow Flour, no salt or baking
house has been decorated with a large osition and expects to locate here with Ills powder necessary with tills flour.
family.
, >
slgriT'the work being done by Ernest
L. P. McCuller.
Miss
Birdie
Harris
is
out
again after u
Green the artist.
Crushed and pulverized Limestone, car
load lens.
R. H. Whltncrj ____
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Jam. D. Roberts is again at. his post visitation of the grippe.
Mr, W. J. Thigpen with n few friends
Will pay 18c per pound for frying size
after a.week's Indisposition.
Mrs. Henry McLdblin returned home went up the river in his launch Thursday chickens, 2 lbs. or less. J. D. Roberts.
for a day of fishing.
" Have you seen those fancy matting art
lost Friday after spending a month most
squares 9x12 at Miller & Son's for $3.10.
Mrs.
John
D.
Jinkins
and
children
went
pleasantly with re la tiv e and friends in
,
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to
New
Smyrna
to
spend
awhile
last
Sat
"Good Old Georgia.
See H. H. Hill for watermelons and
urday.
Dqvid and Wldeman Caldwell left SunGeorgia peaches.
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Geo. H. Ferunld returned to the city
for the north to buy the fall stock for the
If you want to make money soe N. H.
Saturday after a short vocation in Boston.
Oral of D. A. Caldwell & Sons.
,
Garner. He has the goods— the lots and
Col. A. M. Thrasher left for New York
Mr. und Mrs. D. L. Thrasher "and little
property that does I t
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daughter, May, are visiting friends and last Tuesday.
All rhe latest song hits and instrumentrelatives Jir Connecticut rnnd other north
Nixon Butt returned from Morganeon.-j al music at popular prices at City Cigar
N. C., where he has been spending Ills va Store. W. A. Smith will play them for
ern stntes.
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you from 7:30 to 0:30 every night.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. M.' Gaines were in the cation, on Wednesday lost.
Grpat ■reduction on tripimed hats be
G. L Bledspn of Sanford, has been up
city on Monday. Mr. Gaines is connected
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to Quincy FI A* and returned with his fore stock taking. M. L." Allen.
with the Clyde Line.
Four 2 lb cons of Tomatoes for 25 cts
J. M. Smith und H. L. Parramore of family to he one with us.
Mrs. Higgins and two boys, James and at L. P. McCullers.
Jacksonville were in the city on Monday.
__ Will p a y .l 8c 4)er_pouud .for frying size
7MF; yu d lira. D. E. Flsliback_drOrlnndd, Orin, and Mrs. Hurt spent several days in
chickens, 2 lbs. or less. J. D. Roberts.
SANFORD
F L O R ID A
were among the visitors to the city on Jacksonville Bus .week.
r
.
The best bargain ever sold in Sanford,
Miss
Margaret
Davis
who
has
had
fever
Tuesday.
Hx 10 fancy matting art square for $2.25
A. I). Zachary of the Zachary Lumber for several days, is reported as very much at Miller & Son.
.
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better to the great gratification of her
Co., woa in like city on Tuesday.
Smoke Sanford cigars, "Lucky Sanford*
many friends.
Mrs. J. M.' Lord is visiting her daughter,
and “ Tampa John." Best 3 cent Havana
J. C. Wickerson of Seville, Ohio, is here cigars in the city. They have stood Ute
Mrs. M. E. Smith at Cedartown. Co.
Comparing our prosperous city with the test Sold by nil first class dealers. 41-tf
Mrs. Gus. Scharfhausen and children
likewise in the Buckeye stute,
arrived in the city last Saturday from
We carry in stock a fine line of picture
A. S. Wilcox of Elgin, Kansas, is h e rn - moulding suitable for all kinds of pictures.
Salt Lake City and wiH make their future
home here. Geniul Gus is correspondingly thinking of a cluinge of location—dear Let us supply you with frames. Sanford
friend Celery City at Sanford can give Furniture Co.
4 0 -if
happy.
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you as much, or more, than nuy place in
If you want the Genuine Article go to
Capt.'Turver who is a good judge of the
the state, for the money.
L
R.
Philips
&
Co.,
fof
your
Crystal
Wax
M a rrlo d or S in g le . H a v e a H o m o o r a Good
weather stales that rain will fall every
Miss Currie Gray who so faithfully as and Bermuda Onion seed.
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day now until it stops' and that if no
S a fe In v e s tm e n t.
Fortunes made in Sanford city lots.** 1
more rain falls there will be a long dry sisted her sister Mrs. Alice Massinger with
the
lunch
counter,
wushastily
culled
away
can
put
you
wise
how
to
do
it.
All
titles
spell.
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Don't fail to read “ Looking Uuckward" Monday by the illness of her mother at guaranteed. N. H. Garner.
Ramcsville, S. C.
Will pay 18c per pound for frying size
in this issue.
Never in Ute history o f Sanford hus chickens. 2 lbs. or less. J. D. Roberts.
D. N. Herring of the A. C. L. shop force
Don't forget when you want real values
is visiting relatives in Wilmington this there been a time, that so many are ar
in furniture to go to Miller & Son. 52-tf
riving
from
tlie
far
distunt
lands
so
early
week.
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Any one wishing hay a it should see W.
in the season.
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Miss Hoskins Jones has returned home
A.
Fitts, Jr.
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after a pleasant visit with friends in Eus- . Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Speer und children
O n the O rla n d o road just two blocks
Every
cash
purchase
gets
a
cupon
re
left Wednesday, for a two weeks visit to
tis.
deemable
in
fancy
and
hand
painted
crock
SL Petersburg, will» Mr. Speers sister. Mrs.
from street car line
•Geo. O. Schwartz and fam ily have re
ery ware. H. H. Hill’s grocery.
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Henry Dickins.
/
turned to their home on Lake Onoro after
Extra fancy Lemons 25 cents per doz.
Geo. D. Wells of Plaiuville, Ind., tells us
’ spending the summer in New Jersey.
at McCullers.
tliat it is cooler here than up there. Flor
We ore equipped to handle your repair
'‘ Paul Diggers has returned from a trip
ida will yet become a summer resort as
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work.
Sanford Machine & Garage Co.
to New York and other points.
well as winter when ull of her good qual
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David Speer, a |tromincnt citizen of tike ities are known.*
Just been laid out and streets being
Crex art squares at Miller
Son's for
Geneva section, spent Wednesday in the
The S. 1. A. ure loud in their praise of $6.00.
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gra'ded. N o w ready to build you a
city.
our street car oillcials and management,
Varnolll Beat furniture polish on the
Joe DeMont has returned from a visit
for the many courtesies shown them und market. For sale by Sanford Furniture
home. ( N o place like hom e.)
.
. .
to Daytona Beach; Joe sny the mosquitoes
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appreciated assistance in muking their Company.« ‘ _
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were too much for him.
car ride a success.
Three typewriters for sale at Tho Herald
Mr. atkd Mrs. Herman Hill havo returned
James Keecli, of Astor Park, Fla., is office. $50, $40 und $10 ure llte (trices.
from Wichita where Mr. Hill -went on Ute
stopping at the Bye Lo ond he is teach Now is .the time to get a good typewriter
,
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sad mission o f the burial of his father
ing the boys how to play checkers: so if cheap.
who died at Wichita oo August 4th.
You can get a'line Austrian china din
uny one wishes to try their hand ul tljo
W IT H O U T
IN T E R E S T
.
Mrs. Khinchurt. of Wichita, is visiting game, call up some evening und learn ner set, 101 pieces for $13.50, at Miller &
her daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Rich.
Son's, os goal ns Haviland.
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your strength.
Miss Lola Evfins and Miss Nellie Elder
Meadow Grove Extra Creamery Butter,
George D. Wells of PlalnviUe Ind.. who
left on Wednesday for Miami where they
35 cents per pound at McCullers.
has been in our city for a few days, start
will sojourn’ for several weeks.
Popular sweet music at City Cigar Store.
ed for his home Tuesday afternoon.
He
Jim Horris is liappy in the possession is so well pleased that he thinks of mov W. A. Smith will play them for you from
of a newly painted truck. His constantly ing to Florida. He suys thut it is cooler 7:30 to 0;30 every night.
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Increasing business makes a new equip here than in Indiana.
Sign Painting. Show Cards, Window
See me at once. It d o n 't cost noth
ment necessary.
Signs and everything in the line of work
L. M. Gulligher of the Cable Piano Co.,
Miss Martha Fox left yesterday tospend of Jacksonville, Fla., pluced one o f their artistically executed,. Ernest Green, Box
ing to look and get your choice. S o m e
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a few weeks with friends aW-,Daytona fine instruments last Thursday in the 809, Sanford.
lots shaded with oaks and some with
New crop onion seed Crysful Wax and
Bruch.
Bye Lo Hotel; so with that and the only
it. P. Witheringtori o f Apopka, is here swimming pool In the city, its guests will Bermuda's Red and White genuine Tenorange trees. N o w is the accepted time.
preparing for his celery crop.
He ia a no doubt enjoy the fall and winter here 'enne'grown’ a rL r R . Philips $t Co*B.^*2itf
Clover Hill Butter makes friends every
bustling young man.
in Its full Joy.
where at L. P. McCullers.
J. A. Boyd of Orlando, did business
Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine
It might save you some money tojpt
within pur city last week.
Ak-Caraga Co, for vulcanizing.
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me flgiire~ on that painting. A card to
Mrs. L. J. Connley and son, of Orlando,
You should have u tireless cooker. They box 809 will bring me.
Ernest Green
stopped over in our. city last Wednesday will 000k, we have tried them. We ore
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on her way to Georgia, whdbe'she will going to sell six of them at $5.00. Regular
Those matting art squares a i " MUIer &
make her future liome.
price $0.00. Ask tliose who use , them. Son's are selling fast. Just think, u good
L. E. Few received a message that his Call at Miller A Sou's.
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floor covering for $2.25.
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father and mother were very sick with
All kinds of repuir work. Sanford Ma
N otice o f M eeting
typhoid fever.
Ha started for home at
chine Ai Garage Co.
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The Welaka Club will liold a business
once.
Seed Bed Cover at 5 cents per yard at
meeting at tlie home of Mrs. Robert New
the Celery Avenue Cash Store/
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C. W. Rose, proprietor of the Bye Lo
Room N o. 2 . M . G . T., B lock
man tomorrow Afternoon ot 3 o'clock.
For a real Haircut and Shave g o to
Hotel did business in Orlando recently.
Mattata of Imposts
■All- mam basa ss
m e r r ’BYamTIh i ' ‘ Bit W W T E ea gnT
J. D. Davison left last Sunday night for quested to attend.
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
F IR S T S T R E E T
Bar
bar.
the north where he will spend the next
Miller & Son hus matting rugs for 7c
month, combining pleasure and business,
Chicken Pillan.
Just
think of it. • v
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visiting New York. Niagara Falls, Phila
The chicken piilau social to have been
delphia, Washington and Baltimore.
held at Moore's Station on last Tuesday
Messrs. Mlnshew qnd- Mntwgtihy of evening has been postponed for one week T h c only place jn Sanford where
Pierson were among the prominent vis* ond will be given on next Tuesday eve
A s h e ’a R o a c h P e p p o r
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ltors to the city on Tuesday.-— ’■■<----- — ning, August 30, 1010.—
and R a ts a u lt
Special car leaves Sanford at 7:15 and
- L* M. Gallagher of Jacksonville, ond C.
W. Rose explored the piney woods of will return alter supper has been served. can be purchased is at
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— ConunlHeo. — MMit-P
- W . W . L o n g 's O r o c e r y
borrento sad Ba>folrig>. last
"V7"OU can dress well even if we
don’t supply you, but you can
dress much better if we do.
These are the
points which
Characterize our business and
have gained for us an ~W "
viable reputation. This shotild
impress you with the possibili-
ties_to-be gained by making
us your haberdasher.
-FRANK
Clothier and Men’s Furnisher
The Opportunity
Of Your Life Young Man -
T h e M arkham
Park A ddition
Thirty B eau tifu l Lots
$20 Cash - $10 Per Month
This Offor is Good for 30 Days
Se Me at Once
and Save Money
N. H. GARNER
The Grippen Music Store
High-grade Pianos, Organs,
and Graphophones.
Low Prices.
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■ August 26, 1910
THT SANFORD-HtRALD
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arc seen
Sanford & Everglades Railroad funs street oars through the Thermal Belt-of the Sanford Celery Delta.
From .the car windows ai
the famous
celery and lettuce
lettuce farms that haVfcmadcrM
haVfe maderMLuekjr
Lucky Sanford,”
SanfoW, world
worJd famous, ana
mat
Famous sub-irrigated celery
and leaves uncnaucngcu
unchallenged ujc
the viunu
c
t*
iat larger
e ld i’have been made here in crops and dollars than any other place on earth. What more can be desired to make this the ideal place for a
ome and Farm? Frequent street car service is cohstantly maintained. Side tracks for loading are placed every half mile or less, so that
vegetables are loaded in refrigerator cars without delays or exposure to sun and wind. The nominal freight to Sanford being-less than cost of
hauling from many other farms. Rural Free Delivery of Mails. Numerous homes arc occupied by good families and are in hailing distahees,
Churches arc being built, several stores are in operation between Sanford and Cameron City
The Railroad is graded from Cameron C ity to Palm V illa, in Palm Hammock; Town Lots and Celery Farms will be sold at reasonable
prices and on reasonable terms, with a guarantee that street cars will be operated by October 1st. Palm Hammock has been drained by the
owners, and avenues already completed. No tax or charge.to purchasers. Each ten-acre farm fronts an avenue.
These lands should sell for
double our price by January st. Address or call on
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SANFORP
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COUNTY HAPPENINGS
voi« orm P E O f« KEELY’S GARAGE
lit tle Lelan, the nephew o f Mr*. P e r
mcr Taylor, i* improving a fte r' several
day* lllneos.
The entertainment given last Friday
Letters and Communications on
night by the ladle* was certainly a finan
cial and soda) success.
Jorley, nso
- *
Vick Peter*, presented her wonderful wax
figures and they all deserve much credit
TH E EVEN TS OF ORANGE C O U NTY for their appropriate costumes and actions. COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE
The recitations o f Misses
Pattlshall,
Daniel llelan Moran and Oliver Hays
E fficient S t a f f o f R ep orters W eekly
In This Department w ill be fou n d life
were very much enjoyed.
’T h e grab
C overs th e T e rrito ry fo r
Views, Opinions and Com m ents
bags" were something new and sold
The; Herald
O f P ra ctica l W riters
rapidly. Caricatures of the famous pic
A fe w S uggestion*
tures of-the world” afforded much laughter
To the City Council of Sanford:
OVIEDO OCCURANCES
as a side show. The home-made candy
p le a s e allow a few suggestions from a
Special Ow iw poodence to ik e Herald: *—
and peanuts sold rapidly, the company
citizen and property holder.
The little son o f A. J. McCullcy is con- being
_ served
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three young ladles.Mlsses
valescent from a Seven week's selge o f I Ramna-McLain. Georgia PaTrishall n i i a f 1 " * * by lhe Tlmes-Unlon that the city
of Pensacola has made a contract with,nn
fever.
|Marie Daniel.
Indiana firm to lay esment sldewalkstfor
Carl FameU Is reported better.
Miss Eva Taylor visited in Oviedo and
ten cents per running foot. There
Mrs. Clark Harvey Is visiting her parents |Sanford Monday and Tuesday.
quite a quantity o f sidewalks to lay h
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lelnhsrt at Lake Charm.
Onnrtiw-tnr Hnrvey Jina ilia Orlando run
‘ ENTERPRISE ETCHINGS------ ~
cH tb~communlcatc with tbo Pensacola
while Capt. Brannon is on ids vacation.
officials and ic e tf we fflHffot do likewise.
Special Correepoodence to The Herald:
A Budget o f Interesting Items
fro m Correspondents
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Quite a number from-Geneva attended
The East Coast Railway has installed
the quarterly meeting •at this place on the telephone service on the Titusville &
Friday.
Enterprise Branch, so the conductor at
Miss Helen Lawton has becu entertain any place can hook on hiB wire and notify
ing a week end bouse party.'
either station I f they should, have an oc.
Miss Loulu Heirs has returned to her Indent,
home at Apopka after spending a fo w l Mrs. Hattie Brooks will ifiake many
days with Miss Lawton.
improvements to her training school by
Tlie Misses Clare aqd Martha Mathews building new verandas and painting her
have returned home. They are coOains of house.
Miss Lawton and made a host of friends
Mrs. Jennie Bond and daughter. Alctha.
during their short stay here.
have returned here to live.
The young pcople,seem to be getting a
Mrs. Bond and Mrs. Davis will open the
great deni of enjoyment out of the skat-1 Live Oak House and run It as on hotel.
ing rink those days.
Mrs. Ella Voss, w ife of Mr. 0. H. Voss,
Mr- 0. G. Wolcott has been under the |died at Alianii on August 10. Mrs. Voss
weather'for the past few days. We hope was spending Use summer at Miami. She
to see him out again soon.
hod been in poor iiealth for a- long time
Mr. W. J. Lawton and Robert are spend and thought that the change would do
ing their vacation in the mountains of her good. She was hurled bore in the
North Carolina. ,
family lot in Evergreen Cemetery and all
of
the citizens and friends attended the
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wheeler have re
turned from their outing much improved funeral and services at the grave. Rev.
Mr. Roach of DoLand conducted the ser
in health.
vices,
making some very comforting re
Miss, Anna McCulley spent the week
marks.
end In Longwood visiting Miss Lewis.
, Mrs. Eoustlll of Madison, Wis., was call
K. R. Murrell, Goes w ith II. W oods
ed Imre by the illness of her sister-in-law,
Company
Mrs. H. Younge.
The many friends of Capt. K. R. Murrell,
will n^doubt be pleased to know tliat he
—
GENEVA JOTTINGS
has
accepted service with the H. Woods
SpcçlïtCocre,poodcnee toTb* Herald'.
Jtaick-Automobiles
:: Automobile
Supplies
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The West Poultry Farm is coming on
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Adams left last
fine. Hope he will reap a rich harvest Monday for Houston. Texas to m.akc their
frtyn his labor.
future home.
f ' a*
Mrs. H. Younge is much improved apd
Miss Willie Lee Willis hak gone to take
expects to leave soon for North Carolina. charge o f her school near Palmetto, In
James Lee. Jr., is on a short visit to hisj Manatee cdurity.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. |L Lee at Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson and family
Chortn.
of Palmetto have been visiting their
Mrs. W. J. Lawton Is very pleasantly brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Willis.
domiciled with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs, A. B. Commons of .Stone
J. H. Lee during Mr. Lawton's absence.
Island are spending six weeks in Indiana.
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HL T J 1 R
Motor Boat Supplies
M ACH INE S H O P IN ’ CONNECTION
Keely’s Garage
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Sanford Buildfig-& Loan
Association -
S to p
I would BUj
into districts for sake of representation
and that the incoming councilmen be se
lected from the districts unrepresented.
It would not be necessary to change the
voting places.
1 would suggest that at the last raeet[ ing of the council in each month bids be
[ received for the feed o f the city stock for
the ensuing month. That would give the
|city competitive prices and insure the
saving, no doubt, o f some money.
X. Y. Z.
P ayin g
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Own
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GEO. H. FERNALD
A. P. CONNELLY
President
Sec'y & Treas.
Hom e
Let U s Tell Y o u A b o u t It
Death o f Sam Cameron,
i Sam Cameron died last Saturday morn
ing at the honieof his brother,' ArB. Cam
eron. Deceased hint been n sufferer for
several years from stomach trouble but
the immediate cause of death was the
rupture o f a blood vessel in the brain.
. Mr. Cameron wAs horn in Georgia and
moved with his brother to Sanford soma
37 years ago.
For several years he con
ducted a bakery in Sanford, afterward
removing to South Fforidu where he was
engaged in business.
He moved back to
Sanford about twelve months ago and
engaged in his old trade but continued
poor health made it imperative for him to
give up uctlve business life and he~ retir
ed to the home of Ids brother, where death
claimed him at last.
The funeral occured from the church at
Moore's Station last Sunday afternoun.
Rev. A. El Houshplder officiating.
Inter
ment was inude in Lakevlew cemetery.
Deceased leaves a wife, it tree brothers
and a sister to mourn his loss.
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A Few Miles \
East of Sanford
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Celery F.rnu Colony i* being nuLliihec). It will do ■ lot b*
Sanfoid by inciVtrinf it. trading population and ia lhe Urge.« Colon,
piopnriiiun an, wh.it near the «Hty.
We W ill Sell 1,000 Ten Acre Farms for $ 2 5 0 each
i
Celery Farina Colony begin, at Deep Creek and for 12 milra
on both «¡dr* of the Florida Eaat Coaal to Tituavilie the rich black
loam ia oura. South we eatend to and along the banka of the
__________St. John. Riecrsnd Lake Harney. lha rkhaat mu«k and black aandy
aoi] in Voluala County, If you arc looking for land don't buy unlit
you aae Celery Farm»,
FLO RID A HOME L A N D C O M P A N Y
407 A T L A N T I C
N A T IO N A L
J A C K S O N V IL L E ,
B ANK
BUILDING
FLORIDA.,'
Announcement
L C. W. Rose, proprietor of the Bye-Lo
Hotel, lake pleasure in announcing that
in the near future. I will establish myself
in the general real estate and brokerage
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Robbie, ore comfenoblv duuidled l „ <hel,
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home.
They have as their »iuest M i.. Be08° " ' H' Wood•
' 11 one of lhe lar* 1 1,0ve been Preparing to embark ja this
Gussie Ttllia^fromSanford.
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, gest car lot distributors and commission line for some little time and have recently
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inercliants in the United States, having made very advantageous business conMz. and Mrs. Geo. Taylor are welcomed |branch houses in every city o f Importance uections wlilcli give juie extensive re (r e
as new residents In Geneva
in the country. This company entered sentatlon all over the United States. This
Miss Mildred Rhcbinder left this week |the field at Sanford last season and handl-L^nnection places me in .a position to
to oppa h e r. school in-South Christmas, le d s-iarge number of c a r r o t OEtfefy hta1C lUlckty secure “buyers tor any property ^
Prior to lusr departure she entertained ing the best showing of ‘any factor In the of which you wish to disposa. I will be
the young people very pleasantly at her business, notwithstanding the fact that in a position to promptly negotiate the
home. A quotation contest was much the season was well on before they began sale o f real estate or business oppoitunl
enjoyed, post cards being used end retain- opera tiuuB. - This company bought ms:
ties, to make rear estate loans, and etc.
ed by each guest as a souvenir, Ice cream |cars o f produce paying the highest market Or take entire charge of your |>roperty
oftd cake wyre served and the evening prices, and In every case the grower here and manage same ufter die most approv
will long be remembered by all.
received good' returns for their produce, ed and modern methods. Should you or
Mr. George Peters caught from Buck |H. Woods Co., will no doubt be welcomed |any of your friends have any business
Lake last Monday one o f the finest trout to the field here and command a large I in ray fine 1 sbafi greatly appreciate a
ever landed there, mcasuriug 7 by 24 part of the business under the manage-1 call from you concerning them. . Thankinches and weighing seven pounds.'
ment o f Capt. Murrell, who will take core ing you In advance for favors and solldtWo are sorry to know that Mrs. W. J. of the growers' interest the coming season ing a shore of your future patronage, !
Yours truly,
Daniel has been quite sick for ten days with this able agressive, progressive com- beg to remain.
end hone for hcrrnnlil imprmmBMi...
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Capt. Murrell, is no new hand at the
Many friends in Geneva sympathize
business, having been at one time repreThe establishment of a colleg&of agriwith Dr. S. Pules to n in the death of his
sentative
of
several
large
firms
engaged
culture
nt GalneavlHeTFItL, Is sofne'tiiing
sister.
in the produce business, but for Qic lust liM t gtiould he considered by -every man 1 '
Messrs Carrol Culpepper aod Huyte I
throe years President of thet Sanford Cel- who makes or may have to moke his llvTaylor have, returned home after Bpeodcry Union at Sanford, which has become ing on the truck or general farm Of
ing some ^ockaJnG eo^ia and T<enjnctsc- quite u. I ulI iu iu Uuj marketing and dis- special value is the short twelve weeks*
but Geneva is fea riS tEal tlie most Ini- t i l i n g of the celery crop at this place. I
beginning November . 2. covering
jg o r u n t ^ a n a t m * sraalefi jn
inisrasi ^ tha W w .
ha gatwiral snopa al ■grisaliuuj und'Cdff?
MIm .May Pravatt favored a few friends { who have not made arrangements for this denslng It to that Modems
i birthday dinner lost Monday.
seasons crop to see’ Capt. Murrell at once, themselves o f special lines.
The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co
Headquarters For BUILDERS SUPPLIES.
L im e ,
B ric k, C e m e n t, P la s te r ,' Doors,
S ash, B linds, P a in ts, O ils and G lass,
Iron, S te e l and M e ta l W o rk , P aro ld
— Roofing, P lu m b in g , S te a m and G asF ittin g , E le c trlo W irin g , G a s and
ElèofrteJLigtit Fixtures.
T ile Roofing, D e V o e ’s p ain ts, R epolfa the
fin e s t In te rio r e n a m e l fin is h , C o m p le te
W a te r P lan ts fo r S u b u rb a n R esid en ces
G aso lin e P u m p in g E n g in e s, W in d
m ills , A rte s ia n W e lls D riv e n .
-L o W E S T— P R I C E S T
The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co
Wholesale arttt Retail Distributors
W rit* mr Phone us about " P U O L I '
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�carton suaacmy uecntne possessed or "Some visionary thing.”
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I an unremitting energy that command
"And who Is Caroline?” asked V ir Tho wings settled slightly, aud tben aa
ed Virginia’s admiration. As be told ginia.
the gyroscope bruit) felt tbe depres
her again o f bis struggles, bis experi
"Mrs. Graybllt. Mr. Waddy's daugh sion the lowered wings lifted as i f con
ments, bis fallin g Into tbe garden of ter. Now, listcu. Virginia, and watch. sciously rising to a load. It w t * marBy T H O M A S K. B A T E S
reloua.
Dr, Witherspoon, M b meeting wltb She’s rpudy to try."
Craighead,
th
^
financial
enlistment
o
r
"Ca n't t o u pull harder?" cried Th eo
B
e
threw
IU
the
clutch,
and
t
lo
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Mr. Waddy and o f tbe puzzling mes wing* begun whirring like great buzzes. dore. bareheaded, bis hair flying.
jgfh climatic conditions of the Sanford In any similar locality an the globe sages be bad received she became mu
Faster and faster tbe wing sections "T ry ."
CefcryDelta are such ns to guarantee Men from all nations and from all walk enthusiast too.
“ Aye, «y e. sir." cried Virginia cheer
whirled until the nerouef strained up
ro^ioerclul success and the health of tbe of life eating the truculent vegetable fron
" I ’d like to meet Mr. Crnlgheail,”
ward on. l(er lashings like a restive ily. "T ry It Is.”
fonipr: Here we have the soil for vege- the bosom of Mother Nature ut a tiim said sbo " I ’d like to feel sure that he horse. Theodore tipped u lever, and
Reaching up. she pulled herself clear
table growing, the good old sunshine to when the rest of the notion Is enwrnppet can secure n monopoly o f the naviga ■ho leaped forward, stretching the o f the floor, her strong little form
swaying llko a most charming pendu
ropes at flh angle o f forty-Hve degrees
lake? the place o f the hot houses of the in shrouds of cold and sleet and diseosi tion o f tbe ulr."
"You might-form un M in ion o f him,” B e reversed lu mid sins slacked back lum. Tbe enormous dragon fly, thrownorth---!! an abundant supply of artesian and uncomfortobleness.
said be, "by rcmllng ULi telegrams.”
ward. as might on eagle repulsed by n Ing Its (Kiwer Into the depressing wing,
water, which in combination with applied
If you are young and vigorous we havi
" O f whom?” i.iqiilfed Virginia, evi foe.' Virginia swung her hut mid about- rode level, with nine stone weight o f
fertilizers turns the farm of the trucker
solid American girl dangling from the
dently thinking o f something else.
here Into a veritable vegetable factory. you are in period of your middle life we
tip o f one w in g—n mechanical para
"Craighead," repllviLcsraou. “ Ilere
Our summers are grand and our winters have a place for you in our Celery Delta they are. What do you think o f them?."
dox. Tbe boat stood In air as level as
sublime. The exqdisltely poised conspir- and if you have become old and decrepit
a ship In n calm.
The first was • dated Charleston,
qey of nature blend one season into the w°_haycJJ>laC<iJQt_yQü-- iiL .m ir . Celery.
A ir producti_ln corp oratetL'
V Jrglu ltt.lY alk ed_gln geriy_ forward.
ns. "N e v e r anything Ilka It
coming one in suclt way that each season Delta. No matter what your station in ft rsn. . "fmmense sensation In trust her dreSs Hying, her hat whisked to
is welcomed with Joy and thanksgiving. life, nor what is your age, nor what is Incubator and brooder. W hy don’t 1 the top o f the room. Grasping the fly
(To be continued.)
They are all good and we are only sorry your occupation, the dlmatlc conditions hoar from Illustrious co-conspirator? ing rope end, she milled downward.
Craighead,
the
riu
te.”
that we cannot have them all at one and in the Celery Della of Sanford will add to
"T ries to be humorous,” sold Vir
the some time.
your welfare, add to your comfort, add to ginia. “ L et’s see the next.”
It Is a-fa'ct put, forth by learned' scien your longevity, add to your fortune, mid
The next date wns dated, ” En route
tists that> whenever the a ir is dry there to your happiness, odd to - your content to Cosmopolis from Incubator,"« and
cornea the attendant extremes of temper- ment and flit you with an admiration for was unsigned. ’’T o him who commands
"nture.""By day. In these 'p lm a w 'ftlilW W *fcrtWffnnrryou have failed to generate the winds, from him who winds tho
rays readies the earth unimpeded and in your less favored home in the frigid commands, greeting," It ran. "B e of
good cheer. The truln-.la.JaJd. lb c gin
makes the maximum temperature very regions-of -the north.
is aet, the dogs o f war strain forward
This is the last of a series of four ar
high. Dy night, the heat escapes unim
In the leash. But is there nny nerouef?
peded into space and renders the mini ticles on the weothcr in the Celery Delta, Urooin end o f pipe dream assumes ter
mum very low. Where tlio air is the dri and in presenting them to the renders oi rifying concreteness. Noble, sir, assure
est the variations In temperature arc the The Herald the writer believes he has mo o f thine! Just wire saying you arc
greatest. In the Desert' of Sahara when covered evury possible phase of the cH-1 you nud there la nn nerouef, collect I"
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the sun’s rays shine least on the burning matlc conditions existing here. The case I "Did you answer tills?" asked Vir
ginia. __
sands, the temperature rapidly drops to
—
Theedere «hook his head.
freezing becouae.lboro is aa vapor in the
. " I t was days and-daya before I got
uimoaphero to impede it.
However,
We don’ t-h a v e to advertise cheap lands.
humidity has a very appreciable effect In
"W h y didn’t he Bend It to the planta
The purchaser here saves more per acre
regulating the temperature of any locality.
tion
asked Virginia.
Humidity in warm climates is their prin
"1 gave him thla nddress," said Theo
annually in freights than he saves on the
cipal theomntric regulator, regardless of
dore. “ I —I stayed tliero too—too long.”
purchase price elsewhere. See table of
He opened the gyroscope globe and
the fact that humidity is deplored in some
began
running
tbe
engines
lightly,
setsections of the country.
freight rates in our booklet
:
: ’ :
tlng the henvy little wheels spinning.
It is ant, upon, the.acumi ninnimi of-va.
rocking the aeronef from side to side
ftor-whlch the alrcontnins at a given time
to note the operation o f the balancing
or place that its humidity depends; but
devices. Preserving their perpendicu
upon its greater or less degree of sutura
larity, us ,lf o f Intelligent purpose, the
urged VJrtion, which influences the rise or fall of
gyroscopes moved the levers o f tho
the mercury. Florida, with its great de
w ing differentials which would accel
"A h caln’t, ma'am," said be. "A ll'll
gree of humidity and the Sunfonl Celery
erate the propeller wheels at tbs lowhev to He to n minute fob that boat.
_Della In particular, la ns well favored, q; Neve' -fear, miss; yo’"aIT raghtwIfiF a m i -wing and correspondingly slow
tho upper, flight or left, stern or bow.
those sections which boast o f their dry mo!”
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climates and luck of humidity. Therange " “ "H ero you ■see." said a voice from the depressed area would work the
Room s I and 2; Peoples Bank Bldg.
harder, the raised part slower, while
bf temperature being fifty per cum great the w h arf,. "tw o soon to be discarded
powerful rudders co-operated, moving
ly) er in those sections than in our Celery modes o f navigation—the boat displac
like a fish’s flus, even uow while the
Delta. The absolute humidity of our d|* ing w ater and the aerostat floating in propeller rested. Theodore was get
| mate is productive o f benefit in modify* tho air; upheld by gas. The hydropjnno ting past an awkward reference to his
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ing our temperature. By natural refriger- must replace the boat; the aeronef, long stay at tbe plantation by a pains
W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y
if ation, the aqueous vapor of the air is con- the aerostat. I have tuude a special- taking exnmlnatloii o f the brain o f his
ty
o
f
this.
1
kaow.
Th
e;
value
o
f
airship,
densed to water un thu surface of the
that cigar shaped craft up there as
"Seo how It -works. Virginia,” he ex
earth and ns only superfidal portions ra
Junk, deducted from her present value, claimed. “ It knows the lovera to he
diate,- the act of condensation makes
Is the measure o f Mr. Finley fchayuo's
water ^lie radiating body uiui without loss when our big show opens Its moved. Why, If a puff starts to over
turn her eho'll strike with tho towered
large bodies uf water as we Ijnve here in ticket wagon. Seest thou?”
wings alone like.a bird. And sec the
tlte Celery Della there is little or no radi
S a n fo rd
Florida
Virginia looked attentively nt the Intelligence o f those rudders!
And
er- utlon and positively no inodlllcutlon ofspeaker, startled to hear her uncle's JVlzner said she’d turn turtle!'1
; temperature inherent from the proximity name mentioned almost .In Ids pres“ And Mr. Craighead doesn't get any
cnce,
ft youngish m a n .o f report o f nil this! What must ho
' of. water which does not exist.
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medium height, thin habit o f laxly.and think?"
¡Çi
A cobweb spreud over a blossom is suflong, thick hair, who was gazing, with
"1 told him about It," said Theodore
fleieut to protect It from m iglitydiills and
every appearance o f Interest, not at proudly. "And it was uo tlmo to tele
Celery Farms
tliqt aqueous vupor’in which our Celery the airship, but at a lady o f perhaps
graph apologlea. It was u time to
Delta is constantly enshrouded protects twenty-seven years, short, plump, ad work."
ut from extrenle heat during the summer mirably gowued^lu a sort o f reduced
Virginia opened another o f CraigCut Over
and is a large factor in the amelioration half mournlug, with her Jolly llttlo head's telegrams. It w as uddressed to
& Timber Lands
of the little cold that occurs here during face turned toward the Hoc, her brown Palmetto Beach, "or somewhere it Is
REAL ES TA TE
the winter. Our cool nights uttest to die hair tousled about her face, her prom ho|>ed." and seemed to be regarded by
inent
little
chin
carrying
lh
a
T
a
iln
l
an
Craighead
us
very
Im
portant
"M
y
perfectness of our radiation during the
City Properly
luck butji turned! It Is Craighead Fesummer months und our immunity from gle forw ard and downward
said
he.
said
llx
now,”
sold
“
H
ave
found
u
Pico Block
Sanford, fla ,
(lainuglug cold spells during the winter
she. "hut you've got to Bhow papa gang o f grafters'organized to get us
inonilki shows thut the balance of favor
something besides oratory pretty soon grants lu uo time; will cinch New
is on our side as relutcd to the evapora
or there'll be trouble.
Ho tells me York by Friday; Chicago already hem
tion from the double cordon of waters tbut you and Mr. Cnrsou are the first med lu. New thought—fee o f roads In
surrounding the Celery Delta.
• ever to sell him a gold brick, and ho grutigers everywhere. W ill secure*title For Good Average Prices and Quick Returns Ship to
Our weather gives the worker in the proposes to make an example o f you. except for road purposes. Sbayne. thy
Whoop!
Whoop!
. fields 365 days out uf the year to pursue You’re supposed to bo In custody now. suu sets apace!
Whoopee! W e’ ve got ’em, w e’ve got
W
hy.
here's
papa!"
his vocation and what he cun save in the
Mr. W addy catno down the wharf, ’em! Caroline’s dud ready to bust all
mutter of fuel and heavy clothing us recombing his whiskers and mustache eight bunks to back scheme. You must
. quired in the north against what we need
out In front o f his nose wltb his Un make good, Tboodorlc. Answer fo r the
here is sufficient to make the grower n fair gers. As Ilnrrod’s bout glided within sake o f divine pity Juat one Iretle
pro lit on his year’s earnings. Three hun arm's length p t the w harf tlio lift de teeney peep!
Napoleon Bonaparte
dred days of complete sunshine are about scended from the ulrshlp, filling V ir Hannibal Miltlades Craighead."
“ What does he mean." asked Vir
our average, and there is scarcely a day ginia with terror.
Southwest Corner Washington and Chambers Streets
in the year but what the vegetable grow
" I don't think I'll get you another ginia^ "by all this about grants, high
ways and fee simple? I t ’s awfully
NEW YORK C ITY
er can work out in tfiq open field without posy, Caroline," said the old man
queer."
"picking
It
to
bits
like
that.”
coat or other protection. Tlte fact that
REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank o f New Y ork City, o r any Com m ercial Agency
replied Carson
“ I don't know,
"I'm trying my fortuite," said she
we grow and ship our vegetables through
* und to Hundreds o f Shippers w ho tire shipping to them regu lar
niiw months o f tlte year, beginning Sep with a little embarrassed laugh.
Hum ph!" said her father.
tember first und endiug June first, proves
The younger mau, seemingly recor
that we have tbe climate that .flaes the
work at just the time we need The work the fo w o f buttons one by one, aud as
done.
the launch gathered way Virginia
Here wo Imvc oundlUgna Uiat beckon to h e a rd h im say JO button after button:
the less fortunately situated residents of "Sbo loves me! She loves ms hoi! Shi
thq colder dimes of the middle west and loves me! Hooray 1"
The shout greeted the favorable aunorth.
r
iw
e r o f tbe oracle. Tho lady, fas If
tjur climate, in connection with our
feeling the Angers In her curia, turned
flowing wells, goo d 'A ll - and sunny days
and gently slapped the gentleman's
will prove umple rAiard to tlnjse who re
ears. Tbe Inunch shot Into the canal
move here, if ihey<wlU follow methods In aud out o f sight. The ladles were made
, vogue in the Celery Delta and take advan ■ole owners o f Carson's cabin, and tbe
tage o f our system of culture, which lias men slept with tbs aeronef by night,
been worked but with patieat experimen while by day Captain ila r r o d stood by
to aid Theodore, slipping away to the
tation during dm past dozen years.
ner and Winter in Sanford Celery Delta
We deal in Celery-Farms and
Farm Lands and we are the
largest owners of Town Lots
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HOLDEN R E A L ESTATE
COM PANY
SANFORD
FLORIDA
General Fire
Insurance
J. W. Conner
JOHN V. DENTON & CO
S
Lucky Sanford, the Dotlpr Factory
offing fo r the slimy wued Stickleback,
has become famous throughout the nation luexpllfably reappcawRff w ith her oval
on uccouut of our system of ’agbirrigation. deck Juat awash, her thin, seml-lnTlslbut It most bs remembered that without Me periscope Jo air H aving arranged
our bland »n d balmy wlntemmaml cool wltb H e»gap fo r a cessation, o f the
and invigorating summers q^frftild not ’contraband business' until the aeronef
waa uif the. stocks, the captain was
hav i ichi»Y#d lint fm ulti t*inT
§tfi
to our credit aud that are pushing us fur- worried. H e waved tho Chautauqua
« l a t e one day, whereupon the subma
l l l g and,iiir t^ '' “ p lhjl h.mt«r to foum
rine sounded like u Rallied rorqual.
und uaUooal prominence. Here w ejm ve
The captain's Ingenuity wns not equal
a class of residents that are s£a0’{y^ o p ol- tu the task o f developing a theory to
itan la their admixture & , .
lotuui account tor her presence or her alarm.
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Fruit and Prod«
To have your Automobile overhauled for the winter
We have the equipment and tools to make your car
as new
Consult us
A ny thingnn the repair line*
Motor boat work a specialty
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A u iu st
P O U U T B ty
[p r o f i t s /
BERRIES T O M a T O E 5 # 4 S Q
$450. PROFIT TOACPE PROFIT PER ACRE
I r T S H P O T A T O E S ^ C E L E R Y ^/O O O .. L E T T U C E
*' 3 0 0 . T O A C R E PROFIT T O ACRE
#500.
P R O F IT PER ACRE
C A B & Ä S E - $ 250.
Both W ays to Florida.
C A U L IF L O W E R
ÆZ2S.PP0FIT TOACRE
I you coma, but before w o make (Inal
avonoueht. We paT'all pwrohnvwx of
Celery City on Celery l'..r.ns Colony,
tha purcha.« price. w # aru *.i sure thât Cyery
•nil tn setr It*—If put now
later era. Just another jn»lot; II you buy m Irnri in LVIcry rwnm t*4>J<my and
wo allot It to you, and you don’ t like Uir plreo we havo »lc c lc d fnr you, you
can aHeet any other unsold tract of U>0 Santa also any wltsre lu the 00,000 acres
It doesn't sulra a n y .
pay in ■.1 yn.l nuaht to
our litad railroad fare
crediting ti.e amount
PROFIT PER ACRE
Nowhere la lini Sanford section Is so magnificent an opportunity and lani
irr'.aiod. now in ( dtry P u n a Colony ahabouDd to bo enormously lumas,
value within tbo next lew years.
farm«, (ICI,IX
mee will be from 110.00 lo SAU.00
.1 *.’5.IW on acre,
an acre. Tims, every farm bought at I 25.0U an acre will lie inrreescu in vumo
to the point bcy.utd tbo ip ir r i tiled by us, In accordance with the amount
of cultivation and imptovtmtuu.
ygWtttrpf H tn .n egi thtw )wwpwtyv to twenty-els mile, by rail
f o s o . PfiOFiTpfR a ì r e '
yCUCUMBERS 8400
PROFIT PER ACRE.
but we want 1&30 »t h e n la the next fO dayC ThTFe H mi plum In i ll this great
world tli.11 la aiw..lulrly perfect. If It jrulo ao that plarn would ha river pop.
ulated. Dot In Florida Celery Farms comes cl.mo to natural perfection.
Trom Sanford, iwenty-ono m lffr fftiin Ttlu.vllle, on tha I...Urline o f UoFlurl*.
da Fast Const tund, end Is bound to be a c olor of very prtul Importune«. I tils
In tlie town sito uro sold at »t'.VOO and I5.UKI earh. depending on Uie location.
Cal try Farm. Colony ts seven Rifles from Sanford as tlie crow flics;
t Is twenty-three miles by rail became you I sve to run nearly around Laku
lonruc: It b . fifteen mi]in by Uie bent automobile route. If you start from
TitiuvUln on Uie Indian tllver It li twelve nillm. - It ti six rnll.n In a strnlidit
line to Indian Hirer, which. Is an artn of tlie Atlantic ocean. Its lorattun
from «very viewpoint b an nearly Ideal as It H pimltdo to bad. Celery Farms
b the biggest and kssl colony anywhere near tianford.
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Thrre l. no land In Florida located so wtll for market, with aplendld artesian
wrlli, tiWdlbfulrtHW, Art »It cu t fur clearing, with such rich, black lead, provid
ing not only prom and p lo u *--.b u t tbo Urge*! possible returns for ImIuriry.
Thi-.o fanns will not.I.ut I6ua. I f you am InvnllxnUng Florida, leurn all
about CVo-iy Fnrnjs end then buy ono of tlicm quickly.
. —
■, —
Celery Farms land ta rich black sandy loam, much of It prairie requiring little
or no clearing expense much el It res Jr for plow at once, level, writ ilrnlnui by
many creekj, no swamp or white saml knolls, dose to uarluat.
It Is the b**t
cslsry land, as well m for potatom— and celery la thu highest priced crop—
In tbs State
—TV. have the best Irish potato land tn Florid».- nnd that h the hcri first crop,
you follow with nun or sweet potatoes, 600 bushels to the acre, or other vegeta
bles and make still more money Uie same year.
If In November or ITorember you plant Irish potatoes, you rap harvest In
March or April from 80 lo 100 barreb lo lbs acre. A » they are first In the mar*
-TuIni rail mil to ex,
urtino nnd price, <1,400.
auhtmrt
The title to these lands'k> absolutely perfect You can market your cro*>
enrller Ilian from northern seriions of Florida and not bo tn competition wllu
all u! tlio oilier SouiiitfadltMia. If you want to know mure about till« write
us and are will tell you freely and frankly. Our land Is clrer flat woods and
prairie and we Lavo 2.1.000 acres in which I be plow cun be Placed mid the laud
made ready fur a crop without Ihe expenditure of a dollar for clearing. .Many
other placed clearing a * Is <100 an aero.
Wo hat's called thu tract Cdary Forms boeauae only-a small portion o f the
land In FIn rid a will aucci-»rftilly mlic relcry and as It Is tlie hlahnit priced and
moit Profitable crop and Celery Farms colony tract ts ««pcclaljy adapted In
sol), cilmote and Its water for rnldng oelrry, liencu Its naiuct Celery Farms.
Any other vTy-ttihl« can bo pmfiluhly ralted on thM land. Sanford, efge«
by. Is the creatmt vegetable
market In the stale and
hero —
.nine
all ooff Die
I lie ggreat
. . . ____ ______________________
______ae nil
i___
Ilio North and all a ! which will bn to the advantage of Ilia
L ......... ,-r.
owner ol tbo Celery Fanns tr a d .
icss look like big figures.
Fait i'ii»«t Ilaifriind runs ih rough Celery
PROFITTO
B
e r m u d a
o n io n s
With h.adquari.rs at C .lsry City H O ’ a*. HaumcPler. who Ipil twentyfive years experienre os a truck r irdcncr
---- ‘ In Germany,
-------- New
- Jir-cy
*
and tn
Florida
at 8anf«rd
Jacksonvll
_____
.______
______ —nnd
. ------------- e. For the runio.10 ol dcmutMtrHttng to
settlers the best methods of Intensive fanning nnd for the purpose of seturIng lbs nviat ou t-of the soil. Mr. IfainncPtcr will loivo rlisncu of the Mud. l
Ganirns of the Florida Homeland Co., and bis advice and antUlanrc wilt be
given fire to act tier*. Ily comtonlly consulting him It h tlie belief nf the own
er* of Celery Farm* that mnipr mistakes -will lie avoided and hucccas will be
practically assured. Mr. Haumciatcr gives demonrinitlons, talks and eerrliw
on cxtwrlmcntii In the best method of production on Celery Fannt. Close
to Celery City, our capital town la Air, Uaumebter’s .Model Garden operated
for the benefit of settler*
The Celery Farm lands to ths amount of 10,000 acres In the aeetlon nearest
to Celery City will bo sold at OS.OO per am'— the smallest trncU being ten
acres and from that up to as many nrres ns the purchaser desires. For u tinarc* Intel IU5 0O down Is ropHired and tlOiX) per month thrrctlfter until tho
land ts paid for. Larger tracts are sold at the siuno proportionate in»«, In
the meantime there Is no lutercet and no taxes In bejiaid bv the purchaser.
I f cash Is paid, <250.00 fur ten acres, a lot In Celery City, 40x110 ft., will bo
given lu lieu of discount. For each <260.00 In cash a tot Is given.
I
#32apR0F/T-T0ACRE(
CPCP IN
Fl o r i d a H o m e l a n d c o m p a n y ,
999 Atlaallc Nxlioaxl Baalt Baildlsg, JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
Bend mo ullotm ent ten acres.
^
The development of the Florida Homeland Company’s Celery
Farms Colony means much to Sanford. In 34 days we sold to
people who will come to Celery Farms and settle this fall 4 990
acres of land. "That means 499 families ^ W e’re sorry it wasn’t
0 acres but it wasn’t. What does thifi mean for Sanford?
:
*
worth
Florida Homeland Co.
r
Send this in to
day with $22.50 and
999 Atlantic National Bank Bldg.
we will allot you ten acres
J a c k s e n v ill
in Celery Farms Colony. You
can’t lose. You can pick from
60,000 acres later.
. '
*22.50 Eaxlostd.
SANFORD PEOPLE:
PER A C R E Zn
-d0 R 3 &
...—-Send for Printed Answm to-AD Questions.
k $ 4 0 0 .P £ P ACRE
,y*; .
The .answer is plain: Thousands of dollars to be spent by
these colonists in Sanford for all kinds of things Sanford has to
Sanford Office
EGGPLANT
CORN 6 0 BU
land ow n«l by your company b iu well adapted tn the culture of celery as thb
section—In h u m ropsets II Is belter because of Its being ao level, being easier
Irrigated nnd cl card. I,citace and cauliflower and com are raised In addition
to tlie celery crop and yield bountifully."
TV. I.. Thorndyke, formerly of Loveland, Colo.,»writes! " I am delighted
The Gompaay maint ala* offices also tn Sanforrivaml Tritiwfllw—the two
yttlca at the end o f the Sanford brunch of the Florida F a il Coast toad, to'
caie for settlers and visitor*.
,
,
3600. PROFIT PERACire
f
Come and so
od transportation. Tbo Florid
arms for twelve rrtllrs, dividir
wt und souibwmt U the beau tifi
A C R E
P A P E R SHELL PECAN-
5 W E E T PO TATO ES
5 0 0 BUSHELS TOACRf
W . A. ADAMS, Manager
�ff&}$-*77¡¡
VSJE
, /'IT*
m ir o
August 2 6 ,1910
T h row in g Coquet? at Sanford.
In th e Circuit Court o f th e 7th Judicial
Circuit o f t- e S ta te o f Florida fo r
Mr. P. J. Sprague o f Gnshlatid, Mo., who
Orange County.
has purchased land in the Celery Delta
has sent the Title Bond & Guarantee Co.,
a copy,of the Falfurrins Facta, of Falfurrial, Texas, in which on article appears
from a resident of that city, who visited
Sanford on a tour o f Irrigation inspection
commending the Sanford System as the
best that has e v e r ’ been brought to his
Attention,
^
He says, “ I stopped off at Sanford long
enough to Investigate their famous ays*
tem o f sublnigatlon. A ll thclr truck lands
are subirrigated and some have been for
the past-ten years without showing any
ill effects on the soil from Its use. -A
great many truckers in the Sanford dis
trict make from $41000 to $2000 per acre
an n u ally through
thclr
ideal
system o f
subifrlgatlon and I believe that thq track
ers of the Falfurrlas Country could do
equally as well by using such methods."
The Sanford System is gradually assert
ing Itself as the peer o f oil efforts in as
sisting crops to maturity and insuring
the grower against any degree whatso
ever, o f loss from lack o f production.
Our Sanford reoord of seventy tons of
• Vegetables from a single acre In a single
_ scason hai them ell beaten
City of Sanfonl
»
,„ va
1 Bill In ChancVry. lo Enfore*
Mary Evana
I Tax Lien.
To the defendant, Mary Evam.
- It appearing from the affidavit of thr City Solici
tor of tne City of Sanford, herein Bled tbaC.be be*
tat vo
Hevea that
you art a non-realdaot of the state of
Hondo
and thar your ittici jjtce__
„
■all_
U____
unknown end
w- aervlooof
--rvlceof a
that there la no peirtoit In this State the
subpoena upon whom would bind you and that
your age la over the
s of 21 years.
It ta therefore ordei 1that you do appear In thla
Court to the bill herel Bled, upon f th day of September A. D. 1910.
It la further ordered that thla order,of publica
tion he published once • week for 8 consecutive
weeks In the Sanford Herald a newspaper publish
ed In Orange County. Florida.
Witness nty hand and seal of the said Circuit
Court thla 23rd day of July A. D. in in
U M. ROBINSON.
S0-8t
Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County.
In t h . Circuit e c u « . Seventh Judicial
C lrew t, O r . - . . C u n t , .
n o rtd e -
hoy citmM 'fl-cnrtrctflîmrc ~t&a iiüw'Tiïë
—torn-was- getting along, and jio w the stalk
is growing up faster than t^ie boy can
climb down. The boy is ‘plumb out of
sig h L ' Three men have undertaken to
cut down the stalk witii axes and save
the boy from starvation, but it grows so
fast that tiiey can't hit twice in the same
place.
The boy i3i;1i>tng on nothing but
raw corn, nnd has already thrown down
a bushel of cobs."— Manatee Record.
In Circuit Court o f th e Seventh Judlclaf
C ircuit. Orange County, S ta te o f
Florida
A Nice Hom e fo r Sale.
Having purchased a lot on Sanford
Haights and commenced building a bun
galow on It,*I offer to sell my house, cor
ner 3d. St. and Palmetto avenue. Will
sell for less than cost and on cuBy terms.
O
E
C h a s e & Co.
S
SHIPPERS OF
Florida Fruits ««i Vegetables
This is whal you want. Bolts on with ono
b0" w d
, ° ° U'
General Insurance Agents
SANFORD. FLORIDA
Sanford Library
SANFORD, FLO R ID A
AND
Free Reading Room
ROOM W
l- U F l
caW à’F ì i ao;tw m tr
Upstairs, Pico Block
The O N L Y bank in Sanford that
INSURES E V E R Y D O LLAR DE
POSITED A G A IN S T LOSS from any
and all causes.
r
: ’ :
:
Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. m.
AND
Palsy Williams
Bill for Divorce and for Prop
Saturdays 4 to 9p. m. ‘
erty Settlement
S. E WUIIsnu.
To S. E Williams.
It appears from the affidavit of Patsy Williams
w
herein duly fllydln which she
■he states that the de
fendant.______
h. E. Williams,
......
is u dlizrn uf Oran
county,
county Florida, that he Is now residing at Ovirda
in salii county when the filed her origlmil
original bill for
divorce, and at the date of the filing
of her■
her amendng or
ed bill for divorce, and that the title to the prop
erty described In iskl amended bill be decreed to
her, said delendsnt, S E. William», has.amicnled
ffiTIhse]f,
liinili“ uuw
said
nimseii, n
Slid
uow uniT
and then away from salt!
Oviedo in said county of Orange, and nls exact lo
cation other-than la said-Oranga county, U .un
known to her, but that said S. E. Will Isms Is over
MY SPECIALTIES
It years of age, and that there Is no person within
the state of Florida the service of n subpoena upon
whom would bind the defendant, you are therefore Pickant'n iimitl-Pnlnted Chinu
ordered to appear to the amended bill of complaint
Gorlmtn's Sterling Silver
herein filed on or before the Jrd day of October,
A. D. 1910, the same being a rule day of said court.
Rogers' Plated Ware
It Is further ordered thny,th Is order be published
once a week for four consecutive wfeks In the San
’ Elgin and Waltham Watches
ford Herald, a newspaper published In Sanford. In
said county and state.
In Witness
Itness Whereof 1 have hereunto attached
A L L GOODS GUARANTEED
my name
me an
and official seal this 17th day of August.
B. M. RnniNSON. Clerk.
A. D. 1910.
[seal!
By M. A. Howard. D. C.
Andrew Johnson, Sol. for Complalnunt.
l-4t
rangers
Welcome
THE
City of Sanford
) Bill jn Chancery to enforce
c Pules
o i Vitun find.
S,
iI
T « * Lien
Tu all whom it may concern:
Upon application of lha City -Solicitor. It Is hero
by ordered that on or before the October Rule Day
next, being the third day of October, A. 1> lull). In
said court, you appear lu and answer the bill filed
uud set forth the nature of your respective Interests
in, right to, or liens upon real estate situate jn the
city or Sanford, and descrilied In the bill as l-*»t 7.
Block 10. Tier 10.
■
It la further ordered that tills be published In th*
Sanford Herald, a newspaper published lu said
city, one« a week for four conseciAive weeks prior
to said rule day.
Witness my hand nnd seal of tho said circuit
court this lOlh day of August. A. D. 1910.
|»eal| •
B M. Kueiarra,
2-4t
Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County.
In the Circuit C ourt o f th e 7th Ju di
cial Circuit o f th e S ta te o f Florida
fo r Orange coun ty.
Service
1
'
Accurate Servlce
Safety Deposit Boxes for rent
M. M. SMITH.
H. R. STEVENS. *
President
Vice-President
H. E. TOLAR
* Cashier
HAND BROTHERS
L IV E R Y , F E E D and
Address .
SALES STABLE
Sanford, Flu
H e rn e e e end B uggies
New Co’Educitlonal College In
B la c k s m lth ln g end H orsesh o ein g
Horses, and M u le s B ought and Exchanged
F L O R I D A
A U T O M O B IL E 8 FO R L IV E R Y U S E
Rev. B F. Ii(jrf*#t. fofnitily Piesident of Atbuiy
Colltg* in KtnturLy ji President of tKii hew Insili u
lion. It#hltfi-fìvÌnf dimitc, ftr«Ki)| iiktfk«ihl tpiinfi,
Mi>«sctUfd rflifiout influfikcv. low ihtr? •!! -conivinftl
\w make Livin gston s C o lite «,
SANFORD
FOUR i*ER CENT allowed on Savings Deposits -
CLASS IN PIANO LESSONS
123 Ninth St.
OF
and will appreciate your patronage
HISS R U T H A B B O T
Given at Home of Pupils.
BANK
prompt S ervice____Polite
JEW ELER
In (he Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial
Circuit o f the S ta te o f Florida fo r
Orange County
PEOPLES
------- OFFERS------ -
Henry M c L a u l i nlf
Do You Get fh e G eo rgian ?------The magnificent offer of The Herald to
give a year's subscription to (he Atlanta
Weekly Georgian, the Spare Moments and
Gentlewoman's Magazines and The.Herald
for the small sum of $2.00. is gaining popclarity each week. Those subscribers who
have already received these iwipers are
well pleased with them. The Weekly
Georgian gives the grower the benclits of
all the weekly markets, and news of the
southern stales. It has die Sunday school
lesson, all the prohibition news, all the
current news gleaned and boiled down for
the reader who has no time to read tlm
dally |wipers. This offer is iwsitively the
best ever made to (be Sanford people.
Gej your subscription in at once.
SCHIJPfMRT-NORCROSS
H
TOP
which wjll
open in Knterpfite, Flotidi
S e p te m b e r 2 9 t h y1910
FO R
YOUR
ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES
The Sifts« PUct fur your fill or buy. Health
Knorl and CoU«|# CumbiueJ
We not only eda;
cate in Litcnturr, A it and ih« Scwncei, but we
train yuunf preechtf», mbelonariev end v*enf«Jtete.
■ '
For beikitifiil iìlviitftled caulog iiee write
City of Sanford
Bill In Chancery to enforce Tax
vs
Mary Evans
P r e s i d e n t L iv in g s to n C o lle g e
To all whom It may concern:
E n t e r p r is e , F lo r id e
Upon applicatimi of the City Solicitor, It It here
by ordered Unit on or before the September Rule
■ ■■
day neit, Ijellig 5lh day of September, A. D. 1910;
in said court, you appear to and answer the bill
R. II. M a r k s .
42tf filed oud set forth the nature of yóur respective
interests In. right to, or liens upon real estate sit
uate In the City of nanionl, and described In the
ubopitian A Tucker ad
The best matting art squares In town Mil na Lot 3. Block Iti.
dition to said City o f t . ____
ut Miller ÄTSon's for $2.23.
It is further onieml tfiZi tills order 1» published
52-tf
In the Sanford Herald a newspaper published In
said City, once a week for four consecutive weeks
prior to said rule day.
* ♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ +
Witness my hand and va| of the said circuit All Wqrk Receives My 1‘ersonal Attention
court this ¿3rd day of July A. I) 1910.
B M. ROBINSON.
and liest Efforts
G0-4i
Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County.
Opposite City Hall
'Phone 230
’+ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
P R IC E S
when siiip|>cd to HEWITT.
If you ore not doing
business with this House, write _io them at pace. ____________
HEWITT
R E V . B. F . H A Y N E S
F R U IT
ANO
10
References:
PRODUCE
E.
C am d en
This Pa[>er and
&
CO.
C O M M IS S IO N
S t,,
B a ltim o re ,
M ERCHANTS
M d.
Thousands of Pleased Shippers I n . Florida
C. H . D IN G E E
P lu m b in g and
G as F it tin g
Drink a Bottle of
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For M ayor.
In th e Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial
C ircuit o f th e S ta te - o f Florida fo r
At tho eornnt aollcitmlion of my frtomlfc.l have
O renge County
.
exmaented to announce my candidacy foe the potIrion of Mayor of Sanlord at the primary to be City of Sanford
BUI In Chsncery to enforce
November,
va.
Tax Linn
Respectfully. *
A. C. Martin and ,
W. H. UNDERWOOD.
To all whom It may concern:
» eee*a v*v*v* w v * a e * » # * » * « » * * « « * * * *
Upon application of the city solicitor. It is hereby
ordered that on or before the September Rule day
Tor City Clerk, T reasurer, A ssesso r. next, being the Gth day of September, A. D, 191(1.
in said court, you appear to and answer the bill
I hereby announce my candidacy for the oflice of filed and set forth the nature u( jrour respect ive In
City Clerk, Treaiurer and Asaeaaor. Many years terest* In, rljtbl to, or liens upon real estate sit
of experience with d ty affair* and clrrtral poat- uate In the City of Sanfonl, and descrllied In the
>have____)
made
ute
familiar
with
work of thle
urn
familiar
with
thethe
work
uifio «u t havlss mod t Sanford my heme, I .took f f l f f l f f i i i h i l * 10-TierlO. LnMaxtin‘xAddltlun
the vorert of Sanford to
______
look .up. my record and
It la further ordered that this order be published
Bin««* (or this position of truit,
In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In
Reapcctfully,
S«ld dty, once a week for four consecutive weeks
M. W. LOVELL.
prior to said rule day.
Witness my hand and seal of the said court this
# « # * « # » * * * * * * » » * — » » e e e e jje j e« » «
23rd day ol July. A. D. 1910.
(seal)
B. M.R ommsom.
Clerk. Treasurer and A sse sso r
50-41
Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County.
I am urged by my friendi to announce myself ua
a asMldale fix Utc.offlC« of. Clerk; Traqiurrr and
AaeeMor at the coming dty election,, to which
oce I war appointed to fill the unexpired term of In Court o f C ou n ty Judge, S lA t( 0 f
Florida
ark L. Scott I solicit an tnipectlon of the work
clone by me to convince you of my qualifications to
}
Orange
County
fulfill tne dutlrs of the office.
i
Youri truly,
Notice Is hereby given, to all «ri
it may con1
R. C. MAXWELL.
_ _ ........
_
Jay of February. A. D. 1911.
I shall apply to the Honorable William Manin,
Judge o( sóla Court, ss Judge of Probate, for my
N otice o f A pplication fo r Tax Deed final discharge as e loculi lx of the es tale of Lyman
Phelps, deceased: and that at.th* same lime 1will
Under S e ctio n 8 o f Chapter 4888 present my final accounts as executrix.
Dated
"
‘ Aug 3lhTXD.TfilO.
L ow s o f Florida
Maxi H u n t Praire,
Executrix*.
fi 1-0 ma
^
dated the 8th day pi July A. D. 1908. basfita);»ak|
certificate in my office, and hat marie application
for tax deed to Issue In accordance wlihisar. ' 0*W
certificate embrace* lire fullowbig described l<rov*Tl ^ r ^ M ^ S ^ a g^^Cruinty^tlorids. to wit: Bri
I d CcurL o r x o u n t y
Florida
- G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R
Manufactured with pure distilled ovuler—tiiey will prevent illness, eld
digestion and give you health..
The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., S anford, Fla
; • Shoes -fo r every oe-~; j
casion, no m a t t*er
what you wish them
for, whether for
a
FIR S T N A TIO N A L BANK
Op SANFORD, FLA .
evening ol society
or ;;
_Ort1y National Bank In Orange County
Funds P rotected by Burglary Insurance
S e f e t y D e p o s it B o x e s f o r R on
t
.
for
business. There <’
is an appropriate and
reliable shoe
for
that : \
particular o c c a s i o n .
SO LD
BY
Frauk L. Woodruff;»:
---- ,7. ,, B|-,n-- 1
-- ---
Sanford, Florida
QCO. F K R N A LD , V io ^ P re e .
B. P . W H IT H E R , A aat. Cashier
F . H, RAND. Prasldanl
F. P. r O R tfTE N , Cashiar
; days tramp, an_ after* } ;
noon o f sport,
an
Judge S ta te o f
The said land being assessed at tbi date of the
Notion la hereby given to oil whom It may outiIn rhs name of A . J. « th. that-u— th» tQrir *Jay uT tlerembw . A. D.
1910, 1shall apply to the Hooorabto Wm. Martin.
Unie** said (certificate »ball be redeemed ac- County fidm
' te of
said.Court,
as Jud^r
V said
Court, at
Judge ^of Prohai
cording to law, tax deed will Issue thereon on the lor my AnaTdiacharga is cieuulor of tl
SUtljuaV of August,
L A. D. 1910.
_______________
_
_______
the
same time
Wm
Hale Bat«», deceased;
and at
the
wtfl praasm my i wa* —— ssw ork
T i l l d a y ____ ______ _ _____
estate, and ask for their approval.
il. M. KoaiHvuH.
(IJIO .
Dated June 10th. A. D. 1910..
Clerk Circuit Court Orange Couaty, Florida
». r . 1
Cocuitor.
90-4L
Dog. 10.
V e
- ' •
I
¡M is r ttr “ “
Woodruff
^ O R G A N IZ E D
1887
C IT Y CIGAR STORE
^And ^
— —
Ice Cream Furnished in Pints,iQuarte^Qnd Gallons
S ta tio n e ry , C o n fe c tio n e ry and
________ P e rln d le a la'n f a ll K in d » —-------------- 104 r ir s t S tr e e t
P h one 281
*
m
f F. A. SCHUMPERT
Edward Forrlsler
vs.
Charles Bat row and A. M. Thrasher
and lames A. Rirkwood.
To Charles Bakrow:
It appears from the affidavit of Edward Eorrister
herein duly filed In which he deposes and say*
that be Is the complainant In the above named
cause and that the defendant. Charles Bakruw. is
a non-resident of the state of Florida, and that his
address is Louisville, Kentucky
You are therefore ordered to appear to this bill
on Monday the 3rd day of October^A. D. 1910, the
snme being a rule day of tbli court.
It Is further ordered that this notice be published
In the Sanford 'Herald, a newspaper published In
Sanford, Florida, for four consecutive weeks.
Witness 9- M. Robinson, clerk of said court and
the seal-thereof thtt thr 13th day od August. A. U.
1910.
_
B. M. Roowsos. Clerk.
“ Sem e" Corn In K a n s a s ..
(seal)
By M. A. Howard. D. C.
A
n
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‘
kndraw
Johtuon.
Sol.
for -Compit.
Mt
Wo have labored under the impression
for some time that certain plots of land
near Manatee were especially adapted to
the production of good corn, a» we noticed
a One stalk on display ip the post oflice
some mom h» ago. and which measured,
we think, about 12 fe e t
But, gentle
reader, after perusing the following, we
believe you will cotnc to the same con
clusion that we dtd, and that is-th a t
Florida nor any other state can approach
Kansas in the com growing line:
"The
horrible news comes from Kansas that a
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T ift SANFORD HERALD
Old P o sto rrice B ld 'g
;
�•anferd Rm I I m U
Shipm ent» o f C elery from S an
fo rd to date
Year »
1899 '
1000
1901 —
1902
1903
Crates
1,100
8,200
11,008
21,200
34,000
1904
53,650
«».Y ea r
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
; | , You liav« mlaaad a' food iktof In
J\ land In die CeUry Dclu many time».
! We now offer you a chance in »ecure ■
1 | 8 acre Saofotd Farm tm -payment» of
i ; $25 down and $10 per month. If you
l do not hurry another food chance will
| fade away before you. The farm» are
eellinf fait.
Crates
61,660
123,958
181,768
330,000
475,000
Yearly average Increase 118.3%
O u r P o li c y :
C o n s e r v a t is m , R e lia b ility ,
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , A U G II S T . 2 6 , 1 9 1 0
V o lu m e 1
A M llllom D ollars a Word
The manufacturers of Royat Baking
Powder were offered One M illion Dollars
a W ord for the name alone. The ownerr
o f the brnnd_i5fu*ed o a the ground that
he thought It was worth One Million Dol
t
$ 2 5 d o w n -th a t’s a ll L i i
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iis iiA íN ÍF lo fe iD i 1 1 [ F i i Ä E n m
$ 1 0 m o n t h ly - T h a t ’s Easy
n c n
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la rs a L etter.
If the exact value and nature of the
greater portion o f Florida land that Is now.
being offered to the unsuspecting public
could be made known to the purchasers
before they sink their money in It, the
shock that will be visited upon Florida's
progress sod success within the very near
future, the thefts setting fohh the warn
ing to the working men and women of
the country to the north and cast ami
West o f us would be os valuable as the
stuff that makes bread rise.
CotUngswood, N, J. Aug., 17th. 1910,
Title Bond & Guarantee Company.
Sanford Fla.,
Gentlemen:
- - I can appreciate the- possibilities of the
trucking industry In Sanford, where irriga
tion is so easy and practical I was among
the truck forma o f the Celery Delta last
winter and was surprised at the wonderful results which can only be accomplish
ed by the flow of water.
I have been In the business of the mnn
ufacture and selling fertilizer for the past
35 years. ^Wm- H. Boers & Co» o f Jack.
aonvlUe was our agent. W e bad a large
trade tlirough this section. I well remem
ber when farmers come in from a whdte
section saying they, could hot p a y their
bills on account o f the drought.
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Yours truly.
, i
J. E. Tygert.
The above letter was received by tills
company on the 20th of the present month.
It tells the story we have been trying to
tell the prospective land purchaser for the
pest six months, so for as-this section of
Florida Is concerned, Take a ride over
the liard road from here to Orlando and
you will readily see what will happen to
you if you “ go dry farming for money."
The crops are dwarfed and yellow; the
hot sun schorches them, to death and the
Intense rains of our summer months puts
on the finishing touches which the sun
failed to Supply, Forty acres of that arid
land Is about sufficient for one to starve
to death on, and leave a heritage that
w ill Jake his family Into the -great un
known via the same route. When things
. are so frightfully uncertian in the dry
fan tin g reigions of the rainbelt that far
mers have to brldg chickens and eggs tQ
~ town and trade them at the store for green
tilings from Sanford as the writer has seen
them do, then it is time for a sound of
warning to go forth and the “ Shell Game"
It is truft that It would be impossible to
tell all the good people of this nation the
‘truth which they should know about the
arid lands o f this state, but that Is no
reason why those who believe in fair play
should not raise their voices in behalf of
die right
It is all right to make dollars. In the
days of the lowly N azarene the money
changers wlto held forth about the temples
were a power within themselves but that
did not prevent the Revolutionist. Christ,
from turning their change counters over
and driving them out into the streets.
Neither does die seif assumed aspect of
superiority and a thin veneer ofcounterflt
Christianity give one a liscenic to go out
and hand his “ less learned brother" a
package in the shape o f a sand dune that
would moke the Shell H im Plummers
dries turn green with envy.
Crimea committed In the name of re
spectability and upheld with a haughty
mein are a Blench nevertheless and While
the perpetrators may be securely entronched in their positions today, the lime Is
coming when they will have to give an
.Accounting o f Iha-hlghway-lhievary.ceirled on under the guise o f candor and hon
esty.
A man from the north will have no
more gumption about making a living
from ten dry acres at $25 a dry than the
Florida Cracker, who has learned to live
on sweet taters and grits and if you don't
believe It !■■■» l»tr rl r-g i l ili mill ftgBT
"tlie howls go up from out o f them after
they, have experimented two years. I f
•that wUT'hot’ ^ o you, go to Sumtcrvilh-.
S l Johns Park. Taft, Sl Cloud, Keystone
. P o ri, nil bdng aiming the first colonies
started In Florida and there you will have
spun to you a tale o f woe that will make
(B e in g a R ag C h e w B e tw e e n a W is e O ld M a n and H is B u ll H ea d ed S o n )
Well, Father!
You would not advise me to purchase improved property In jh e Irrigable Belt, Sanford Celery Delta, what would you advise me to do?
How Much Per Acre Did He Ask You For the Land, My Son?
I think it was $4,500 for a Bve acre tract that had been cultivated onTy one time.
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If You Purchased This Land
What hope do you have of making a profit out of it by any further increase in Land Values?
-Now, Father, You A re Putting Me Wise to a~Line of Thought
That until now 1 had taken no account oT. ' The man claims I will be able to make good profits from the growth o f vegetable crops but
now that I think bf it, he did not say anything in regard to me ever makink a profit out of the land.
Take a Pencil, My Son, and Write Down These Items: * - - - - - ~ -~
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Five acres o f land at $150 per acre.........*.____ _____* ...................... ....... $ 750.00
i,________________________________ Clearing and,.Plowing five acres.at. $40- per acre—
One Flowing Artesian W ell a t__ ________________
----------------------------------Fencing Five Acres t t ; . _
.........L ___ .V _____
Ditching “
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2006
525.00
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Tiling
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Total
Investment........
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1640.00
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W h a t h ave you n ow m y son ?
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$ 1 ,6 4 0 , F a th e i;
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D id y o u in t e n d t o lo o k a ft e r th e fa r m y o u r s e lf ?
Y e s , F a th e r
T h e n d e d u c t 1 5 p e r c e n t, f r o m th e a b o v e figu res.
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I f y o u p r o p o s e o v e r s e e in g th e w o r k .
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T h a t le a v e s $ 1 ,3 9 4
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See What Would Happen to You My Son
I f you had not stopped to think this matter over and weigh every side of the question. By going in and developing your own farm
will make a saving o f $3/166 over what the man wanted to charge you for the improved place.
But Father, the Fellow Said
The place would pay for itself this winter.
Ask Him If it.Paid For Itself Last Winter
• _ A n d he will stop a moment, stutter a trifle and finally admit it did not. If tlu man hid told you it might pay for itself this wii
then he would have been in the clear and some attention would have been paid to his vaporous assertions, But son never tradi
the other fellow’s assumptions unless you have found the assumptions to he above suspicion.
T he Son Was Obduarate
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'A n d wanted to go ahead and purchase the improved place so he could get busy with the crop and he had a row with the Old M^ri
was called a Bull-Headed Mutt because he would not allow a ray o f reason to enier'the darkness of.his cranium.
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My Lad, if you save $3,100 the first year by making the improvements yourself, isn't that just as good as if you had invested your whole
wad in the place and then took the chances o f making it return to you out of your crops. Buy the new place, improve^it, make the
money out o f the crops and also make the $3,106 out o f the improvements.
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Som e Land Sellers May Tell You
„That it is better to buy improved property. Ask them if they bought improved property? Ask them if they paid for the improved
property they purchased? Ask them if the man who they bought the improved property from, had to take it back how much they
would be out? You have that $3,100 in your jeana right now and I intend to see that you keep it there, even if I have to poke you
Quit butting around
Our Terms
Qur Terms
W e lead in
to plagarize
of Sale will allow you to place the greater portion o f your money into Developments instead of Land Payments,
of Sale are just and liberal and no other company offers such just terms in the Sale o f Good Lands
up-to-date methods of publicity. Others get the fever and then fall in line. They recognise a good thing, and
any system that will add a mite to their store.—
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Send fo r our Book telling you about the Sanford situation. It js an eye
neèd and stu ff that will do you good
TITLE - BOND
GUARANTEE - CO M PANY
(IN C O R P O R A T E D )
$ 2 5 d o w n - t h a t ’s a ll □ □ □ [ I H I N E Œ
the Celery Delta, but you will hear of no
failure to grow the crops.
If the crops
grow, then the land has acquitted itself
FOR SALE
It FOR SALE
exceptionally gpod lands tbisoompany has
In the Irrigable bell of the Celery Delta
FOR SALE
and the favorable terms upon , which you
oan get them. Our company has no lands
that it Is selling upon the reputation of
Sanford nor the achievements that have
been pulled off here. Our land Is a part
There may be failures jn the ability of and parcel of the Celery Delta.
FOR SALE
the grower to market his crops grown in
Title Bond & G uarantee Co.
d
I f~ l fF T f lfR ifiv ïlfs in i
This Unt M ay In terest You
wlty ail honor to the Stale.
Send for our book on Florida Lands.
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Five acres, 2 K cleared,! well
2 room cottage, price IL05 0.
Residence, Markham Height!, FOR SALE
grove, $3300.00. One third
cash balance to suit purchasher.
Five acres in Beck Hammock.
3 tiled, flowing w ell within FOR SALE
half mile of -station. Price
$3.800, terms $1000 cash,
balance In five years or less.
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Ten acres, live acre* cleared,
3 H aerea riled, one w ell six
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I $ 1 0 m o n th ly .
out-buildlngs, j FOR SALE
. enough rill-]
tr acre, price j
11 acres, five cleared, 6 fence d ,4 riled, B In cultivation,
A ll ditched and drained. One
well. Four room house, barn
10 arre« In Eureka Hn
four miles south of town.
None cleared. Flowing well.
Loading station H mile away
Prioa, $1760. Tecrak, |800 FOR SALE
down, balance on time.
15 acres all «geared, 10 acres
tiled, 5 flowing wells, facing
hard road, good bam, four
room residence, near shipping
point, price $15,000.00, $8,000.00 cash, balance In two
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mile from loading station
Price. $5500.
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balance on terms.
Ten acres, riled and In high
state of cultivation, fdur wells
- • tool house, all tools a n d w ag-
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on, fronting on Lake Monroe.
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price $ll,OOd.OO. half cash,
balance In two and three
years. This piece will rent
for $1000 per year. .
JTTLE BOND & GUARANTEE 00.
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�The General News o f
o f Flowers.
C U LLtl)
FROM THE
S TA TE PRESS
From present indications .the abolition
of the state and county convict lease sys
tems will he one of the most {(important
questionubomlng before the next legisla
tive sesstym. Opponents of the lease sys
tem. a qfajority of whom fai/pr the plan
, convicts on tha good roods, ap
pear /determined to make n strong fight
for «'change.
Florida Citrus Exchange, which is
salvation of the growers o f Florida, Is
ipatlng a season of even greatersucthan that of last winter. Tho freeze
last January, which caught great quanThe GufJleavllIc Sun Is giving away tWo
lU fS4m a ..«footle'J - M ^ p f i m l t that had been held, affected
tluu contest and la arousing much imrr the operation o f the exchange to sonic
extent, but it is hoped no sudi calamity
st.
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Pensacola. Is having first class side will occur during the coming winter.
An Epitom e o f th e W eek's M ost Im
p o rten t H a p p en in g In the
S tate's Domain.
walks built-at nine cents per square foot
and thinks it Is such a good bargain that
it will build sixty miles o f them.
There Is at least one n d ^n toge that a
retiring editor has over tbft rest of man
kind—he gathers the lillles while he’s
"Jiving---Tho tributes puid-lo Editor "Bill”
Crawford upon his . retirement, from the
Pennsacola News are of such a tenor as
to make auy man about whom they were
written feel that he had not lived in vain.
The Atlantic Coast Line has Increased
the salaries and reduced the working
hours of all of Us telegraphers and station
aganUrOnd it was dona unsolicited and
without uny strike or trouble with any of
dienten. The? Coast Une system docs
business on the broad policy of develop
ment and carefully guards the interests of
J u patrons and employes alike, thus con
futing the adage that corporations have
no souls.
The town council of llartow has Just
appropriated $500 of the city funds to be
used toward advertising their advantages.
Florida luía never had such an inflow of
home lookers a* will come here this winter
oltd the towns and counties that make
an appeal tu them with conservative ad
vertising will secure them.
As e result of the general strike among
cigar makers at Tampa and the seeming
hopelessness of a settlement between the
employers and sulking employes, several
of tha manufacturers at that place have
been seeking locations elsewhere In the
• state. One factory at least has moved to
Tullohassee, one to St. Augustine and one
in P aU tk aT
M abel P aige o i Imperial
The favorite of Sanford theatre goers,
Mabel Paige; will appear at the Imperial
Theatre on the nights o f Sept. 12 and 13.
Thla will be the formal opening of the
new theatre and no better company north
or-south could be found ns the Mabel
Paige Go., is known and appreciated by
Sanford people. Manager DeCottes has
had an expert scene painter here for sev
eral weeks nnd'tin the opening night will
show the audience one o f the finest small
Opera Houses in the stute, being fully
equipped to handle all attractions.
lia s a Sliver Screen
. The Imperial Theatre continues to im
prove from week to Week and Manager
DeCottes has- installed what is termed a
•'silver screen." the better to improve and
make clearer pictures. The “ silver screen”
is all that is claimed for it and the pic
tures arc excellent. A new carpet has
also been added for tho aisles and alto
gether the Imperial has them all beat
when it comes to an up-to-dato opera
house and moving picture show. The
house is crowded nightly fur the Sanford
people opprecllite Mr. DeCotte's efforts to
give them something good for the mcney.
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Stuck In the Mud.
Elmer McCreary and Tom Swearinger
of Gainesville, were in the city on Satur
day enroute home from the beach. They
came over that delightful mud hole near
the ferry on the Volusia county side and
.the automobile stuck fast in the oozy
mud. The boys were forced to leave the
cars and walk to town where a team of
The Florida papers are printing tributes mules was procured to drag out the ma
to Senator Call, but there is not n single chines. They left one car in Sanford and
compUmenary mention of him appearing
proceeded on their way to Gainesville.
in any Florida paper from the time he
. entered the Senatorial primary six years
A New Real Estate Firm fo r Sanford.
ago until his death.
Postmortem praise
The Sanford Real Estate It Investment
is of uo practical benefit to the recipient
Company is the name of a new real es
however it may serve to give his memory
tate firm recently organized in our town,
a few illuminating touches.
Mr. W. ii. Stiles, who
in Sanford
j has been
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The preparations of Mariannu to spend
for several years, and w ho.is connected
money for advertising her resources, as
with the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
‘ mentioned last week, have already pass
in an official capacity, is president.
Mr,
ed beyond preparation stage.
The pub
J. IL Stephens, a gentlemen recently com
licity movement was started' by former
ing Iri'our midst, wlto has behind him
Senator W. H. Milton with a booklet en
years of practical experience, vice-presi
titled, Florida Farms Are Fortunes, and
dent; and Mr. W. H. Wakefield, a Kenfollowed by advertising In the northern
tuck farmer boy. who later In life has
newspapers.
The whole campaign being
acquired lots of practical experience.
Ilk.charge of Vyle's Advertising Agency.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Jacksonville. Florida, whose general man
Mr. Stiles will only he able to lend the
ager. Percy P, Vyle, la well-known to ad
Company his Influence and well-wishes.
vertisers throughout tiie state. The Pen
The business interests of the Company
sacola Journal spuke in highly compli
will be actively bandied by Messrs Steph
mentary terms regarding Mr. Vile*« work
ens and Wakefield. .
on the senator's booklet when reviewing
We predict a great future for the above
it o h day last week. ~
named Company, as it is composed of
Mathew Driggers, aged twenty, son of three wide awake young business men.
Mr. and Mrs. Driggers of Longwood, while
On account of the .pest great growth
in search o f alligator eggs near Paola, was end development of thla section of Flori
bitten by a jattlesnake and died in spite da, and more especially Sanford,, the
of the attention of á physician.
advantages to | h o« who contemplate
The sky line of Jacksonville's business m iking their future homes in the South,
district will soon be punctured with the this young firm lias decided that in no
towering cornices of a .fifteen story fire other field of business, are there brighter
proof office building, to cost not leas than prospects than in the real-estate field.
The Sanford Real Estate & Investment
$300,000, to be erected on the southwest
corner o f Laurel and Forsyth streets on Company's greatest ambition is to see
"itOfTlédamann property.
:------:----- Sanford and vicinity grow. The public
may rest assured there will be no stone
Resulting from a duel occurring lt^front
left unturned to accomplish this end.
of the postoffice at Cypress Sunday night,
The office of the above Company Is
between G. 11. Montgomery and J. P. Col
located to the Pico Building, Rooms 8 and
lect, two o f the oldest residents of that 9; telephone connection. No. 177. If any
nlaoe, Mr. Collett died shortly afterword. one wishes to rent, buy or sell property,
l
^ -Jonlgoroary using a »shotgun with fatal it will be tu their interest to see this firm
bcfo/c dosing TTiW f M h l .
effect.
This firm Is agent far the Standard
The steamer Frederick DeBary, which Home ’Company's and are prepared to
has been used os an excursion boat, run make loans at five per cen t simple inter
ning between Jacksonville and Green est.
This Company expects to be prepared
Cove Spring*, the pakt summer, will be to meet the wants of all the people, at
overhauled and then resume her trips be- all times, and to give all matters intrust
tween Jacjcsonvllle and Sanford. “ ------ ed to them their personal auentioa, «11
the time; and they will appreciate th' That Florida's Importance In tbs world co-operation of the' people of Sanford and
o f railroad transportation la Increasing by vicinity in their efforts for the welfare of
leaps and bounds lias been demonstrated Sanford and vicinity.
The three above mentioned geutlemtnr
for m e r a ) years'past by the inaug iraexpect to make Sanford their future
tlob and operation o f various small lii-es
two of which now have
throughout tha stats
and the other would like to.
The fact is there are plenty o f men
within the section hastily run over by the
gentleman, and here in Orange county,
where a good living is made and where.
Ignoramus Attemps to W rite In some instances, fortunes are more eas
Opinion o f Certain Sections
ily made than is usual in agriculture.
Also, there’are th e-m ost signal* faitarei
ever made anywhere, largely because
ANOTHER CAR WINDOW EXP ER T some buy without seeing or because the
buyer Is no farmer or gardener, or expects
A Passing Glance a t V egetable Section to “ get rich quick" without work or capl
ital." But man for man there is a great
Gives Him Eroneous
er success and le u real hard want' than
Opinions
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Atfcther car* Window expert gives his in any state we know of.
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Thetaare
twp_
extremes.
The
one
on
opinion
sftd JUs.
the
part
o
f
the
land
company
that
prgfpaitnmee and from his statement os to his
residence on tha East Coast he evidently ises too much in ill-adapted localities, and
wishes to knock Middle and West Florida. the other on the part of tho “ ddse ob
Editor Howard in tho Orlando Citizen server" who puts up his opinion against
takes up the subject in his usual practical a condition created through many years
of actual success.
manner as follows:
Fishing on the East Coast for sixteen
The North East (P a .) Advertiser pub
lishes a lengthy article' from the pen of years does not qualify a man to speak in
H. H. Raymond, In which he seeks to cor fallibly of trucking conditions in the heart
’
rect certain abuses and misstatements of of Florida.
some of.'.the lend companies promoting
various coterry schemes in tho state. Com
ing from one who claims to haye. spent
sixteen yed.rs in Florida^ there would
teem to be some authority attaching tohia opinion, and therefore we take up a
few of his propositions briefly.
He says: "Although we have spent
stxtceiryB nrgtirfloildn'toirthe river of
(be East Coast) this was our first utQ~to
the West Coast, and as it was new to us
we observed it carefully.
We stopped
over a day in Sanford. It Is un attrac
tive town, but upon closer investigation
we found that the celery growers were in
the soup, practically no price being offer
ed, and ' (Jie growers were plowing the
celery under. 7
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As there is no real explanation given
for the above Mr. Raymond apparently
would let it go upou the presumption that
the unsuspecting investigator of Sanford
might be captivated with the “ attractive
ness o f the town" were it not for his “ one
day's closer investigation."'
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Thousands ol practical people have in
vested in Sanford oelery lands end hund
reds of thousands of*dollars are made by
the growers of this and other vegetables
in Sanford. Up to last year such a thing
plowing under a crop has never occured. The extremely cold winter delayed
the maturing of the crop and the .entire
crop over the state was a/Tected. Such a
condition is no more likely to occur reg
ularly as that it Is always necessary to
replant corn in Pennsylvania because of
wet weather in the spring, or the failure,
of tiie apple crop from late frosts, or 4
bud stand of wheat because of un open
irregular winter.
Sanford vegetable growers make such
{unfits that unless the gardner is new and
without means he can stund a single loss
like that.
Mr. Raymond says: “ We ticketed 'to
Lakeland, which we found to be a rather
attractive town, but remalnod there only
until the next train, ticketing to Kissim
mee, and here is where the story begins."
“ It is truly u fact that in many Instan
ces the planter's bill for fertilizer is more
tlmn the value of the crop taken from
the same amount of land situated in the
North." But he falls to carry his state
ment to a conclusion. In Ills crop' value
he should deal not with a crop taken
from the same area of land North, but
with the crop from (he identical land
fertilized, which, by reason of its Increas
ed value, permits high fertilization.
“ I am told thla fertilizer is needed even
on 'muck' lands, which are not muck
lands, but peat; and yet thla Is tiie best
soU In the state."
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Business College fo r Sanford
Messrs. J. H. Stephens, W. H. Stiles and
W. H. Wakefield will open a first d n u
business college in the city of Sanford on
Monday, September 12th., in the Welbome
Block, in what was used as a lodge room.
The sdiool will be known ns Sanford Bustne*s College-.
It is the purpose o f these gentlemen to
have a strictly modern commercial school,
teaching bookkeeping in all it's applica
tions to bu&lncv transactions. Shorthand,
typewriting, English, Buslnou Correspond
ence, Spelling. Arithmetic, Penmanship,
Commercial Low and Telegraphy.________
The school will be under (lie supervision
of Prof. J. H. Stephens, who Is u teacher
of Often years' experience. Eadi depart
ment will be in charge of a com|>ctcnt
teacher.
The management of tiie school is in o
position to secure employment for all
competent students desiring same.
The officers of the college are, J. H.
Stephens, President, W. H. Stiles, Vice
President and W. H. Wakefield, Socrotnry
and Treasurer.
Boquet F or Lovell
M. W. Lovell, formerly a loading citizen
of Leesburg, was a visitor here Wednes
day. He is now a candidate for the office
of clerk, treasurer and cellcctor of San
ford.- While we up not cere in meddle in
Sanford's affairs, they could not find a
better man for the position. In Leesburg
lie was twice elected mayor, served on
the council several times and ulso us a
school trustee, giving satisfaction in each
capacity.— Leesburg Commercial.
. Plllau at Cam eron City.
One of the most enjoyable affairs of
die season was tiie pillau given by sev
eral of the young men to tlieir young
lady friends at Howard Park near Cam
eron City.
The {tarty gathered at tiie car line
about 7:30 and a Jolly crowd it was, com
posed of tiie belles and beaus of tiie city,
chaperoned by the best bf chaperons, Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Abernathy. Arriving at
Cameron City they walked a short dis
tance to tho park, whiph is bn ideal spot
for just this kind of a party.
Several of the young men “ got busy"
wllli the chickens and rice and in a re
markably short time they were summon
ed to a sumptuous feast spread on the
ground, and. which was -declared by all
to have been beyond criticism, thanks
to Eugene Roiunllllat, who was the chef
o f the occasion, but Gene says, “ never
again." After, the supper .the party re
paired to the pavilion where dancing was
indulged In until the last car for Sanford,
which came all too soon, so they declared.
The party returned to the city after hav
ing spent one of the most pleasant eve
nings *of the season.
Mrs. A bernathy
had her ankle right badly sprained bn
the way out, bu{ pluckily concealed the
fact from the young people until they
arrived at borne, where she has been con
fined to her room since. All wish for her
a speedy recovery.
_ Tims« who were an fnrliiiuilr. lu. altand
tiie pillau were:
E. Rouinillnt with Helen St. Johns,
George Lovell with Saidee Williams. Bill
Hill with Veeda Ward, Archie Betts with
Mable Hand, Ralph Stephens with Vlvia
Yeiser, Brax Perkins with Annie Higgiu^
and Linda Lofilsr. Ed. Lone with 'Cattle
L ovell H. Wight. Jr. with Genie Wicker.
Albert Brady with Carrie Abernathy.
Here again is a conclusion based not on
fact, bat hearsay. There are muck lands
and muck lands, but wiietber peat or
muck, containing a supersbunanco of ni
trogenous plant food, certain elements,
such os potash and phosphoric add, must
be added, when this muck becomes vast
ly productive, as is evidenced.
But muck lands are not the “ best lands
In the state.” Hammock is batter, and
for some purposes “ fiat woods" is better.
The best for one purpose may oot be the
i^.»t for others, and It requires much mare
than a “ passing glance" or “ hearsay" to
determine.
'T alk about raising three or four crops
fcvery year on the same land is ^a ll tommyrou If they can raisa ooa good oua, or
half as much anywhere north, they are
4oing-mighty well, thank you." ;— :------■That statement proves the Ignorance of
the gentleman. Two, three and four
crops, by intensive farming, can be grown,
and are sometimes. There are instances
Wait for the Band concert in the Park,
right about us. But it really Isn't ueoes- Monday evening. September 19. Benefit
S&ry, with plenty of good land to spare.
of S. L A. Help Make Sanford Beautiful
Items o f Interest Gleaned From
Various Sources
HAPPENINGS DURING TH E WEEN
Here the Readers Will rind a Brier
----H istorical Spring F la w in g ------For Hurried Readers
Wood alcohol, mixed with beer and
whiskey at a foreign christening almost
snuffed out' thirty lives at East Pittsburg.
As a result, John Wodocsy, Stephen Visroski, Wassel Bavaobotki and Andrew
Muloe are not expected to recover.
The
alcohol was found where some painters
had left It and was put Into the drinka
bles by some of the guests.
Acts of the Supreme Court of the United
States were sharply criticised by Theodore
Roosevelt in an address in the State cap\to( before tha Onlorado legislature. Th«_
farroer'Presldent citfcd two decisions by
the Supreme Court 'which he declared
were contrary to the principles of democ
racy and he eald emphatically-that if
those decisions Indicated the permanent
attitude of the court, the entire Am eri
can system of popular government would
Tie upset.
August cotton sold at twenty cents a
pound in the New York cotton market
Tuesday on urgent demand from specu
lative shorts who had postponed covering
until the last minute in the hope that the
increasing new crop movement might
break tiie control of the bull leaders.
Leprosy, the unconqucred scourge of
the ages is making what is believed to be
its last stand against science.
From
Molokai, tho coral island prison iot the
plngue-strlckcn In the Hawaiian group,
a few words have been flashed half way
around the world to Washington telling
of achievement nccounlod second only to
the discovery of the lepra bacillus by
Hanson in 1879. Three surgeons of the
United States Public Health and Marine
Hospital after months of the toil have
grown lepra bacilli in pure culture outside
the human body and in tiny, thin glass
tubes in the laboratory, die loathsome
germs are now growing in their third .
generation.
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Mayor Gaynor bun been removed from
the hospital in New York to his country
home. He stood die trip well, though his
neck is still considerably swollen.
Col, Roosevelt is now enjoying himself
umong die cowboys of (he West, many
of whom were members of his regiment
during the Spanish-'Atnerican war.
Fully 200 delegates, numbering among
lliem some of the most prominent lawyers
of the nation, were in the city hall when
President Charles F. Libby of Portland,
Me., called the American Bar ossodadon
it» order for its dilrly-tblrd annual session.
The president's address told of most note
worthy changes in statute luw made by
states und congress during the year.
Fifteen cases of Asiatic cholera, or
what is supposed to be cholera, have
been discovered in Berlin and die suburb
of Spundau.
Five suspected cases of
cholera were discovered in Berlin proper,
two in u house in die northern part of
the city, where a mail died last night,
supposedly of cholera.
After the vicissitudes of the civil war
covering a period of more than • year,
Gen. Juau J. Estrada, %vhp paganized qnd
led tbg.iQfivrgeqja to the culmination of
à successful revolution affulnit the Madriz government, had the extreme sadsfaction this week of being sworn in as
president of the republic. His reception
ut the palace at Managua by the assem
bled citizenry was the greatest that has
ever DÜCÎI K '“ " ” « v in n n tM iff g e n n n i in
die history o f the nation.
Fully 20,000
persons were gathered in die neighbor
hood of die great building to give him
welcome.
Hundreds of tons of figs are going to
w s t a in snuihwnai Takflt, befanie prCi
serving plants cannot take care of
The fig crop has been unusually good
this year and moreover the acreage of orhas been .added to considerably,
jo die fact that the fruit cannot
ported in its raw stala any great
nr» depend entirely on the
local Market and the preserving plants.
While the latter bave increased their
capacity during the past ‘ two years by ait
least 200 per cent, they have beeu unable
this season to take up more than about
three-fifths of the crop.
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•anferd Rm I I m U
Shipm ent» o f Celery from San
fo rd to date
Year »
1899 '
1000
1901 —
1902
1903
1904
Crates
1,100
8,200
11,008
21,200
34,000
53,650
«».Y ea r
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
; | , You liav« mlaaad a' food iktof In
J\ land In die CeUry Dclu many time».
! We now offer you a chance in »ecure ■
1 | 8 acre Saofotd Farm tm -payment» of
i ; $25 down and $10 per month. If you
l do not hurry another food chance will
| fade away before you. The farm» are
eellinf fait.
Crates
61,660
123,958
181,768
330,000
475,000
Yearly average Increase 118.3%
O u r P o lic y :
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , A U G II S T . 2 6 , 1 9 1 0
V o lu m e 1
A M llllom Dollars a W ord
The manufacturers of Royat Baking
Powder were offered One M illion Dollars
a W ord for the name alone. The ownerr
o f the brnnd_i5fu*ed o a the ground thatt
he thought It was worth One M illion Dol
lars a Letter.
If the exact value and nature of the
greater portion o f Florida land that Is now.
being offered to the unsuspecting public
could be made known to the purchasers
before they sink their money in It, the
shock that will be visited upon Florida's
progress sod success within the very near
future, the thefts setting fohh the warn
ing to the working men and women of
the country to the north and cast ami
West o f us would be os valuable as the
stuff that makes bread rise.
CotUngswood, N, J. Aug., 17th. 1910,
Title Bond & Guarantee Company.
Sanford Fla.,
Gentlemen:
- - I can appreciate the- possibilities of the
trucking industry In Sanford, where irriga
tion is so easy and practical I was among
the truck forma o f the Celery Delta last
winter and was surprised at the wonderful results which can only be accomplish
ed by the flow of water.
I have been In the business of the mnn
ufacture and selling fertilizer for the past
35 years. ^Wm- H. Boers & Co» o f Jack.
aonvlUe was our agent. W e bad a large
trade tlirough this section. I well remem
ber when farmers come in from a whdte
section saying they, could hot p a y their
bills on account o f the drought.
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Yours truly.
, i
J. E. Tygert.
The above letter was received by tills
company on the 20th of the present month.
It tells the story we have been trying to
tell the prospective land purchaser for the
pest six months, so for as-this section of
Florida Is concerned, Take a ride over
the liard road from here to Orlando and
you will readily see what will happen to
you if you “ go dry farming for money."
The crops are dwarfed and yellow; the
hot sun schorches them, to death and the
Intense rains of our summer months puts
on the finishing touches which the sun
failed to Supply, Forty acres of that arid
land Is about sufficient for one to starve
to death on, and leave a heritage that
w ill Jake his family Into the -great un
known via the same route. When things
. are so frightfully uncertian in the dry
fan tin g reigions of the rainbelt that far
mers have to brldg chickens and eggs tQ
~ town and trade them at the store for green
tilings from Sanford as the writer has seen
them do, then it is time for a sound of
warning to go forth and the “ Shell Game"
$ 2 5 d o w n -th a t’s a ll
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(B e in g a R ag C h e w B e tw e e n a W is e O ld M a n and H is B u ll H ea d ed S o n )
W ell, Father!
You would not advise me to purchase improved property In jh e Irrigable Belt, Sanford Celery Delta, what would you advise me to do?
H o w Much Per A cre Did He A sk Y ou For the Land, M y Son?
I think it was $4,500 for a Bve acre tract that had been cultivated onTy one time.
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I f You Purchased This Land
What hope do you have of making a profit out of it by any further increase in Land Values?
-Now , Father, Y ou A r e Putting M e W ise to a~Line of Thought
That until now 1 had taken no account oT. ' The man claims I will be able to make good profits from the growth o f vegetable crops but
now that I think bf it, he did not say anything in regard to me ever makink a profit out of the land.
Take a Pencil, My Son, and W rite Down These Items:
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Five acres o f land at $150 per acre.........*.____ _____* ...................... ....... $ 750.00
i,________________________________ Clearing and,.Plowing five acres.at. $40- per acre—
One Flowing Artesian W ell a t__ ________________
----------------------------------Fencing Five Acres t t ; . _
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Ditching “
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2006
525.00
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Tiling
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Total
Investment........
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1640.00
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W h a t h ave you n ow m y son ?
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$ 1 ,6 4 0 , F a th e i;
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D id y o u in t e n d t o lo o k a ft e r th e fa r m y o u r s e lf ?
T h e n d e d u c t 1 5 p e r c e n t, f r o m th e a b o v e figu res.
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I f y o u p r o p o s e o v e r s e e in g th e w o r k .
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T h a t le a v e s $ 1 ,3 9 4
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See W h at W ou ld Happen to You M y Son
I f you had not stopped to think this matter over and weigh every side of the question. By going in and developing your own farm
will make a saving o f $3/166 over what the man wanted to charge you for the improved place.
But Father, the Fellow Said
The place would pay for itself this winter.
A sk H im If it.Paid For Itself Last W inter
• _ A n d he will stop a moment, stutter a trifle and finally admit it did not. If tlu man hid told you it might pay for itself this wii
then he would have been in the clear and some attention would have been paid to his vaporous assertions, But son never tradi
the other fellow’s assumptions unless you have found the assumptions to he above suspicion.
T h e Son W a s Obduarate
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'A n d wanted to go ahead and purchase the improved place so he could get busy with the crop and he had a row with the Old M^ri
was called a Bull-Headed Mutt because he would not allow a ray o f reason to enier'the darkness of.his cranium.
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My Lad, if you save $3,100 the first year by making the improvements yourself, isn't that just as good as if you had invested your whole
wad in the place and then took the chances o f making it return to you out of your crops. Buy the new place, improve^it, make the
money out o f the crops and also make the $3,106 out o f the improvements.
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Some Land Sellers May Tell You
„That it is better to buy improved property. Ask them if they bought improved property? Ask them if they paid for the improved
property they purchased? Ask them if the man who they bought the improved property from, had to take it back how much they
would be out? You have that $3,100 in your jeana right now and I intend to see that you keep it there, even if I have to poke you
It is truft that It would be impossible to
tell all the good people of this nation the
‘truth which they should know about the
arid lands o f this state, but that Is no
reason why those who believe in fair play
should not raise their voices in behalf of
die right
It is all right to make dollars. In the
days of the lowly N azarene the money
changers wlto held forth about the temples
were a power within themselves but that
did not prevent the Revolutionist. Christ,
from turning their change counters over
and driving them out into the streets.
Neither does die seif assumed aspect of
superiority and a thin veneer ofcounterflt
Christianity give one a li scenic to go out
and hand his “ less learned brother" a
package in the shape o f a sand dune that
would moke the Shell H im Plummers
dries turn green with envy.
Crimea committed In the name of re
spectability and upheld with a haughty
mein are a B lench nevertheless and While
the perpetrators may be securely entronched in their positions today, the lime Is
coming when they will have to give an
.Accounting o f Iha-hlghway-lhievary.ceirled on under the guise o f candor and hon
esty.
A man from the north will have no
more gumption about making a living
from ten dry acres at $25 a dry than the
Florida Cracker, who has learned to live
on sweet taters and grits and if you don't
believe It !■■■» l»tr rl r-g i l ili mill ftgBT
"tlie howls go up from out o f them after
they, have experimented two years. I f
•that wUT'hot’ ^ o you, go to Sumtcrvilh-.
S l Johns Park. Taft, Sl Cloud, Keystone
. P o ri, nil bdng aiming the first colonies
started In Florida and there you will have
spun to you a tale o f woe that will make
C o n s e r v a tis m , R e lia b ility ,
Quit butting around
Our Terms
Qur Terms
W e lead in
to plagarize
of Sale will allow you to place the greater portion o f your money into Developments instead of Land Payments,
of Sale are just and liberal and no other company offers such just terms in the Sale o f Good Lands
up-to-date methods of publicity. Others get the fever and then fall in line. They recognise a good thing, and
any system that will add a mite to their store.—
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Send fo r our Book telling you about the Sanford situation. It js an eye
neèd and s tu ff th at will do you good
TITLE - BOND
GUARANTEE - CO M PANY
(IN C O R P O R A T E D )
$25
d o w n -th a t’s a ll
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the Celery Delta, but you will hear of no
failure to grow the crops.
If the crops
grow, then the land has acquitted itself
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I f ~ l fF T f lfR ifiv ïlfs in i
This Unt M ay In terest You
FOR SALE
wlty ail honor to the Stale.
Send for our book on Florida Lands.
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It FOR SALE
exceptionally gpod lands tbisoompany has
In the Irrigable bell of the Celery Delta
FOR SALE
and the favorable terms upon , which you
oan get them. Our company has no lands
that it Is selling upon the reputation of
Sanford nor the achievements that have
been pulled off here. Our land Is a part
There may be failures jn the ability of and parcel of the Celery Delta.
FOR SALE
the grower to market his crops grown in
Title Bond & Guarantee Co.
Five acres, 2 K cleared,! well
2 room cottage, price IL05 0.
Residence, Markham Height!, FOR SALE
grove, $3300.00. One third
cash balance to suit purchasher.
Five acres in Beck Hammock.
3 tiled, flowing w ell within FOR SALE
half mile of -station. Price
$3.800, terms $1000 cash,
balance In five years or less.
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Ten acres, live acre* cleared,
3H aerea riled, one w ell six
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I $ 1 0 m o n th ly .
out-buildlngs, j FOR SALE
. enough rill-]
tr acre, price j
11 acres, five cleared, 6 fence d ,4 riled, B In cultivation,
A ll ditched and drained. One
well. Four room house, barn
10 arre« In Eureka Hn
four miles south of town.
None cleared. Flowing well.
Loading station H mile away
Prioa, $1760. Tecrak, |800 FOR SALE
down, balance on time.
15 acres all «geared, 10 acres
tiled, 5 flowing wells, facing
hard road, good bam, four
room residence, near shipping
point, price $15,000.00, $8,000.00 cash, balance In two
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mile from loading station
Price. $5500.
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balance on terms.
Ten acres, riled and In high
state of cultivation, fdur wells
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- • tool house, all tools a n d w agon, fronting on Lake Monroe.
price $ll,OOd.OO. half cash,
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balance In two and three
years. This piece will rent
for $1000 per year. .
JTTLE BOND & GUARANTEE 00.
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of Flowers.
CULLtl) FROM THE STATE PRESS
From present indications .the abolition
of the state and county convict lease sys
tems will he one of the most {(important
questionubomlng before the next legisla
tive sesstym. Opponents of the lease sys
tem. a qfajority of whom fai/pr the plan
, convicts on tha good roods, ap
pear /determined to make n strong fight
for «'change.
Florida Citrus Exchange, which is
salvation of the growers o f Florida, Is
ipatlng a season of even greatersucthan that of last winter. Tho freeze
last January, which caught great quanThe GufJleavllIc Sun Is giving away tWo
lU fS4m a ..«footle'J -M ^ p f im lt that had been held, affected
tluu contest and la arousing much imrr the operation of the exchange to sonic
extent, but it is hoped no sudi calamity
st.
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Pensacola. Is having first class side will occur during the coming winter.
walks built-at nine cents per square foot
M abel Paige o i Imperial
and thinks it Is such a good bargain that
The favorite of Sanford theatre goers,
it will build sixty miles o f them.
Mabel Paige; will appear at the Imperial
There Is at least one n d ^n toge that a Theatre on the nights o f Sept. 12 and 13.
retiring editor has over tbft rest of man Thla will be the formal opening of the
kind—he gathers the lillles while he’s new theatre and no better company north
"Jiving---Tho tributes puid-lo Editor "Bill” or-south could be found ns the Mabel
Crawford upon his . retirement, from the Paige Go., is known and appreciated by
Pennsacola News are of such a tenor as Sanford people. Manager DeCottes has
to make auy man about whom they were had an expert scene painter here for sev
written feel that he had not lived in vain. eral weeks nnd'tin the opening night will
The Atlantic Coast Line has Increased show the audience one o f the finest small
the salaries and reduced the working Opera Houses in the stute, being fully
hours of all of Us telegraphers and station equipped to handle all attractions.
aganUrOnd it was dona unsolicited and
lia s a Sliver Screen
without uny strike or trouble with any of
dienten. The? Coast Une system docs . The Imperial Theatre continues to im
business on the broad policy of develop prove from week to Week and Manager
ment and carefully guards the interests of DeCottes has- installed what is termed a
J u patrons and employes alike, thus con •'silver screen." the better to improve and
futing the adage that corporations have make clearer pictures. The “ silver screen”
is all that is claimed for it and the pic
no souls.
The town council of llartow has Just tures arc excellent. A new carpet has
appropriated $500 of the city funds to be also been added for tho aisles and alto
used toward advertising their advantages. gether the Imperial has them all beat
Florida luía never had such an inflow of when it comes to an up-to-dato opera
home lookers a* will come here this winter house and moving picture show. The
oltd the towns and counties that make house is crowded nightly fur the Sanford
an appeal tu them with conservative ad people opprecllite Mr. DeCotte's efforts to
give them something good for the mcney.
vertising will secure them.
An Epitom e o f th e W eek's M ost Im
p o rten t H a p p en in g In the
S tate's Domain.
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As e result of the general strike among
cigar makers at Tampa and the seeming
hopelessness of a settlement between the
employers and sulking employes, several
of tha manufacturers at that place have
been seeking locations elsewhere In the
• state. One factory at least has moved to
Tullohassee, one to St. Augustine and one
in P aU tk aT
Stuck In the Mud.
a
Elmer McCreary and Tom Swearinger
of Gainesville, were in the city on Satur
day enroute home from the beach. They
came over that delightful mud hole near
the ferry on the Volusia county side and
.the automobile stuck fast in the oozy
mud. The boys were forced to leave the
cars and walk to town where a team of
The Florida papers are printing tributes mules was procured to drag out the ma
to Senator Call, but there is not n single chines. They left one car in Sanford and
compUmenary mention of him appearing
proceeded on their way to Gainesville.
in any Florida paper from the time he
. entered the Senatorial primary six years
A New Real Estate Firm fo r Sanford.
ago until his death.
Postmortem praise
The Sanford Real Estate It Investment
is of uo practical benefit to the recipient
Company is the name of a new real es
however it may serve to give his memory
tate firm recently organized in our town,
a few illuminating touches.
Mr. W. ii. Stiles, who
in Sanford
j has been
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The preparations of Mariannu to spend
for several years, and w ho.is connected
money for advertising her resources, as
with the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
‘ mentioned last week, have already pass
in an official capacity, is president.
Mr,
ed beyond preparation stage.
The pub
J. IL Stephens, a gentlemen recently com
licity movement was started' by former
ing Iri'our midst, wlto has behind him
Senator W. H. Milton with a booklet en
years of practical experience, vice-presi
titled, Florida Farms Are Fortunes, and
dent; and Mr. W. H. Wakefield, a Kenfollowed by advertising In the northern
tuck farmer boy. who later In life has
newspapers.
The whole campaign being
acquired lots of practical experience.
Ilk.charge of Vyle's Advertising Agency.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Jacksonville. Florida, whose general man
Mr. Stiles will only he able to lend the
ager. Percy P, Vyle, la well-known to ad
Company his Influence and well-wishes.
vertisers throughout tiie state. The Pen
The business interests of the Company
sacola Journal spuke in highly compli
will be actively bandied by Messrs Steph
mentary terms regarding Mr. Vile*« work
ens and Wakefield. .
on the senator's booklet when reviewing
We predict a great future for the above
it o h day last week. ~
named Company, as it is composed of
Mathew Driggers, aged twenty, son of three wide awake young business men.
Mr. and Mrs. Driggers of Longwood, while
On account of the .pest great growth
in search o f alligator eggs near Paola, was end development of thla section of Flori
bitten by a jattlesnake and died in spite da, and more especially Sanford,, the
of the attention of á physician.
advantages to | h o« who contemplate
The sky line of Jacksonville's business m iking their future homes in the South,
district will soon be punctured with the this young firm lias decided that in no
towering cornices of a .fifteen story fire other field of business, are there brighter
proof office building, to cost not leas than prospects than in the real-estate field.
The Sanford Real Estate & Investment
$300,000, to be erected on the southwest
corner o f Laurel and Forsyth streets on Company's greatest ambition is to see
"itOfTlédamann property.
:------:----- Sanford and vicinity grow. The public
may rest assured there will be no stone
Resulting from a duel occurring lt^front
left unturned to accomplish this end.
of the postoffice at Cypress Sunday night,
The office of the above Company Is
between G. 11. Montgomery and J. P. Col
located to the Pico Building, Rooms 8 and
lect, two o f the oldest residents of that 9; telephone connection. No. 177. If any
nlaoe, Mr. Collett died shortly afterword. one wishes to rent, buy or sell property,
l
^ -Jonlgoroary using a »shotgun with fatal it will be tu their interest to see this firm
bcfo/c dosing TTiW f M h l .
effect.
This firm Is agent far the Standard
The steamer Frederick DeBary, which Home ’Company's and are prepared to
has been used os an excursion boat, run make loans at five per cen t simple inter
ning between Jacksonville and Green est.
This Company expects to be prepared
Cove Spring*, the pakt summer, will be to meet the wants of all the people, at
overhauled and then resume her trips be- all times, and to give all matters intrust
tween Jacjcsonvllle and Sanford. “ ------ ed to them their personal auentioa, «11
the time; and they will appreciate th' That Florida's Importance In tbs world co-operation of the' people of Sanford and
o f railroad transportation la Increasing by vicinity in their efforts for the welfare of
leaps and bounds lias been demonstrated Sanford and vicinity.
The three above mentioned geutlemtnr
for m e r a ) years'past by the inaug iraexpect to make Sanford their future
tlob and operation o f various small lii-es
two of which now have
throughout tha stats
and the other would like to.
The fact is there are plenty o f men
within the section hastily run over by the
gentleman, and here in Orange county,
where a good living is made and where.
Ignoramus Attemps to W rite In some instances, fortunes are more eas
Opinion of Certain Sections
ily made than is usual in agriculture.
Also, there’are th e-m ost signal* faitarei
ever made anywhere, largely because
some buy without seeing or because the
buyer Is no farmer or gardener, or expects
A Passing Glance a t V egetable Section to “ get rich quick" without work or capl
ital." But man for man there is a great
Gives Him Eroneous
er success and le u real hard want' than
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Atfcther car* Window expert gives his in any state we know of.
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extremes.
The
one
on
opinion
sftd JUs.
the
part
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f
the
land
company
that
prgfpaitnmee and from his statement os to his
residence on tha East Coast he evidently ises too much in ill-adapted localities, and
wishes to knock Middle and West Florida. the other on the part of tho “ ddse ob
Editor Howard in tho Orlando Citizen server" who puts up his opinion against
takes up the subject in his usual practical a condition created through many years
of actual success.
manner as follows:
Fishing on the East Coast for sixteen
The North East (P a .) Advertiser pub
lishes a lengthy article' from the pen of years does not qualify a man to speak in
H. H. Raymond, In which he seeks to cor fallibly of trucking conditions in the heart
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rect certain abuses and misstatements of of Florida.
ANOTHER CAR WINDOW EXPERT
some of.'.the lend companies promoting
various coterry schemes in tho state. Com
ing from one who claims to haye. spent
sixteen yed.rs in Florida^ there would
teem to be some authority attaching tohia opinion, and therefore we take up a
few of his propositions briefly.
He says: "Although we have spent
stxtceiryB nrgtirfloildn'toirthe river of
(be East Coast) this was our first utQ~to
the West Coast, and as it was new to us
we observed it carefully.
We stopped
over a day in Sanford. It Is un attrac
tive town, but upon closer investigation
we found that the celery growers were in
the soup, practically no price being offer
ed, and ' (Jie growers were plowing the
celery under. 7
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As there is no real explanation given
for the above Mr. Raymond apparently
would let it go upou the presumption that
the unsuspecting investigator of Sanford
might be captivated with the “ attractive
ness o f the town" were it not for his “ one
day's closer investigation."'
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Thousands ol practical people have in
vested in Sanford oelery lands end hund
reds of thousands of*dollars are made by
the growers of this and other vegetables
in Sanford. Up to last year such a thing
plowing under a crop has never occured. The extremely cold winter delayed
the maturing of the crop and the .entire
crop over the state was a/Tected. Such a
condition is no more likely to occur reg
ularly as that it Is always necessary to
replant corn in Pennsylvania because of
wet weather in the spring, or the failure,
of tiie apple crop from late frosts, or 4
bud stand of wheat because of un open
irregular winter.
Sanford vegetable growers make such
{unfits that unless the gardner is new and
without means he can stund a single loss
like that.
Mr. Raymond says: “ We ticketed 'to
Lakeland, which we found to be a rather
attractive town, but remalnod there only
until the next train, ticketing to Kissim
mee, and here is where the story begins."
“ It is truly u fact that in many Instan
ces the planter's bill for fertilizer is more
tlmn the value of the crop taken from
the same amount of land situated in the
North." But he falls to carry his state
ment to a conclusion. In Ills crop' value
he should deal not with a crop taken
from the same area of land North, but
with the crop from (he identical land
fertilized, which, by reason of its Increas
ed value, permits high fertilization.
“ I am told thla fertilizer is needed even
on 'muck' lands, which are not muck
lands, but peat; and yet thla Is tiie best
soU In the state."
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Business College fo r Sanford
Messrs. J. H. Stephens, W. H. Stiles and
W. H. Wakefield will open a first d n u
business college in the city of Sanford on
Monday, September 12th., in the Welbome
Block, in what was used as a lodge room.
The sdiool will be known ns Sanford Bustne*s College-.
It is the purpose o f these gentlemen to
have a strictly modern commercial school,
teaching bookkeeping in all it's applica
tions to bu&lncv transactions. Shorthand,
typewriting, English, Buslnou Correspond
ence, Spelling. Arithmetic, Penmanship,
Commercial Low and Telegraphy.________
The school will be under (lie supervision
of Prof. J. H. Stephens, who Is u teacher
of Often years' experience. Eadi depart
ment will be in charge of a com|>ctcnt
teacher.
The management of tiie school is in o
position to secure employment for all
competent students desiring same.
The officers of the college are, J. H.
Stephens, President, W. H. Stiles, Vice
President and W. H. Wakefield, Socrotnry
and Treasurer.
Boquet F or Lovell
M. W. Lovell, formerly a loading citizen
of Leesburg, was a visitor here Wednes
day. He is now a candidate for the office
of clerk, treasurer and cellcctor of San
ford.- While we up not cere in meddle in
Sanford's affairs, they could not find a
better man for the position. In Leesburg
lie was twice elected mayor, served on
the council several times and ulso us a
school trustee, giving satisfaction in each
capacity.— Leesburg Commercial.
. Plllau at Cam eron City.
One of the most enjoyable affairs of
die season was tiie pillau given by sev
eral of the young men to tlieir young
lady friends at Howard Park near Cam
eron City.
The {tarty gathered at tiie car line
about 7:30 and a Jolly crowd it was, com
posed of tiie belles and beaus of tiie city,
chaperoned by the best bf chaperons, Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Abernathy. Arriving at
Cameron City they walked a short dis
tance to tho park, whiph is bn ideal spot
for just this kind of a party.
Several of the young men “ got busy"
wllli the chickens and rice and in a re
markably short time they were summon
ed to a sumptuous feast spread on the
ground, and. which was -declared by all
to have been beyond criticism, thanks
to Eugene Roiunllllat, who was the chef
o f the occasion, but Gene says, “ never
again." After, the supper .the party re
paired to the pavilion where dancing was
indulged In until the last car for Sanford,
which came all too soon, so they declared.
The party returned to the city after hav
ing spent one of the most pleasant eve
nings *of the season.
Mrs. A bernathy
had her ankle right badly sprained bn
the way out, bu{ pluckily concealed the
fact from the young people until they
arrived at borne, where she has been con
fined to her room since. All wish for her
a speedy recovery.
_ Tims« who were an fnrliiiuilr. lu. altand
tiie pillau were:
E. Rouinillnt with Helen St. Johns,
George Lovell with Saidee Williams. Bill
Hill with Veeda Ward, Archie Betts with
Mable Hand, Ralph Stephens with Vlvia
Yeiser, Brax Perkins with Annie Higgiu^
and Linda Lofilsr. Ed. Lone with 'Cattle
L ovell H. Wight. Jr. with Genie Wicker.
Albert Brady with Carrie Abernathy.
Here again is a conclusion based not on
fact, bat hearsay. There are muck lands
and muck lands, but wiietber peat or
muck, containing a supersbunanco of ni
trogenous plant food, certain elements,
such os potash and phosphoric add, must
be added, when this muck becomes vast
ly productive, as is evidenced.
But muck lands are not the “ best lands
In the state.” Hammock is batter, and
for some purposes “ fiat woods" is better.
The best for one purpose may oot be the
i^.»t for others, and It requires much mare
than a “ passing glance" or “ hearsay" to
determine.
'T alk about raising three or four crops
fcvery year on the same land is ^a ll tommyrou If they can raisa ooa good oua, or
half as much anywhere north, they are
4oing-mighty well, thank you." ;— :------■That statement proves the Ignorance of
the gentleman. Two, three and four
crops, by intensive farming, can be grown,
and are sometimes. There are instances
Wait for the Band concert in the Park,
right about us. But it really Isn't ueoes- Monday evening. September 19. Benefit
S&ry, with plenty of good land to spare.
of S. L A. Help Make Sanford Beautiful
Items of Interest Gleaned From
Various Sources
HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEN
Here the Readers Will rind a Brier
----H istorical Spring F la w in g ------For Hurried Readers
Wood alcohol, mixed with beer and
whiskey at a foreign christening almost
snuffed out' thirty lives at East Pittsburg.
As a result, John Wodocsy, Stephen Visroski, Wassel Bavaobotki and Andrew
Muloe are not expected to recover.
The
alcohol was found where some painters
had left It and was put Into the drinka
bles by some of the guests.
Acts of the Supreme Court of the United
States were sharply criticised by Theodore
Roosevelt in an address in the State cap\to( before tha Onlorado legislature. Th«_
farroer'Presldent citfcd two decisions by
the Supreme Court 'which he declared
were contrary to the principles of democ
racy and he eald emphatically-that if
those decisions Indicated the permanent
attitude of the court, the entire Am eri
can system of popular government would
Tie upset.
August cotton sold at twenty cents a
pound in the New York cotton market
Tuesday on urgent demand from specu
lative shorts who had postponed covering
until the last minute in the hope that the
increasing new crop movement might
break tiie control of the bull leaders.
Leprosy, the unconqucred scourge of
the ages is making what is believed to be
its last stand against science.
From
Molokai, tho coral island prison iot the
plngue-strlckcn In the Hawaiian group,
a few words have been flashed half way
around the world to Washington telling
of achievement nccounlod second only to
the discovery of the lepra bacillus by
Hanson in 1879. Three surgeons of the
United States Public Health and Marine
Hospital after months of the toil have
grown lepra bacilli in pure culture outside
the human body and in tiny, thin glass
tubes in the laboratory, die loathsome
germs are now growing in their third .
generation.
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Mayor Gaynor bun been removed from
the hospital in New York to his country
home. He stood die trip well, though his
neck is still considerably swollen.
Col, Roosevelt is now enjoying himself
umong die cowboys of (he West, many
of whom were members of his regiment
during the Spanish-'Atnerican war.
Fully 200 delegates, numbering among
lliem some of the most prominent lawyers
of the nation, were in the city hall when
President Charles F. Libby of Portland,
Me., called the American Bar ossodadon
it» order for its dilrly-tblrd annual session.
The president's address told of most note
worthy changes in statute luw made by
states und congress during the year.
Fifteen cases of Asiatic cholera, or
what is supposed to be cholera, have
been discovered in Berlin and die suburb
of Spundau.
Five suspected cases of
cholera were discovered in Berlin proper,
two in u house in die northern part of
the city, where a mail died last night,
supposedly of cholera.
After the vicissitudes of the civil war
covering a period of more than • year,
Gen. Juau J. Estrada, %vhp paganized qnd
led tbg.iQfivrgeqja to the culmination of
à successful revolution affulnit the Madriz government, had the extreme sadsfaction this week of being sworn in as
president of the republic. His reception
ut the palace at Managua by the assem
bled citizenry was the greatest that has
ever
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v in n n tM iff
g e n n n i in
die history o f the nation.
Fully 20,000
persons were gathered in die neighbor
hood of die great building to give him
welcome.
Hundreds of tons of figs are going to
w s t a in snuihwnai Takflt, befanie prCi
serving plants cannot take care of
The fig crop has been unusually good
this year and moreover the acreage of orhas been .added to considerably,
jo die fact that the fruit cannot
ported in its raw stala any great
nr» depend entirely on the
local Market and the preserving plants.
While the latter bave increased their
capacity during the past ‘ two years by ait
least 200 per cent, they have beeu unable
this season to take up more than about
three-fifths of the crop.
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S eptem ber 2,1910
THE SANFORD HERALD
CURBSTONE GLEANINGS
À Budget of Opinion "Ju st Be*
t y $ ei^Yop an t^M e”
DR. N. B. WALLACE
houses and grain elevators testifies to the
benefit of coopcmtien. Experience In
Physician and S urieon
conducting such organisation» will result Qmce
» in M. G. T. Bullying over Knnners J
In their extension and In correspondingly
store.
greater benefits,
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4 1noticed a milk wagon one day this
~ w e S ra n a T rd ld 'n o r»o e iii urtH> a regular
dairy wagon, either, but milk bottles were
being hauled in It. The driver carried in
some milk into a restaurant and came out
with a box full o f garbage and dumped
the gorb'age'into the wagon along with
the'milk-bottles. -Of course than were
files on the garbage and It didn’t take
long for them to swarm on tho bottles.
They could not, get into the milk but they
could walk oyer the bottles and leave dis
ease-germs thereon. Why ore people so
careless regonllng'.pwblic healthf, Some
day you will wake up to the fact that
flies hreed disease and everything they
touch is contaminated. Sanford Is for
tunate In having r flowing wells of life
giving water( I f ' we were situated liko
some cities the files would soon get In
their work. I see that many cities ore
passing ordinances • requiring screens for
every house, especially hotels and res
taurants. They have awakened to the
filthy f ly gild h i* habits and' will guard
against his visitations. Everything that
is eaten should be protected, for the fly
will get in his work anywhere and every
where.
Keep out the fly und you will h ive the
healthiest piece In the world.
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ped at Utica, N; Y., to deliver an address
to a gathering of farmers. It was one of
the lay sermons for which he is famous
and in which lie discussed many phases
of the movement for rural ..qplift with
which be 1» so prominently identified.
He diacJoeed no new truths, but talked
interestingly of many old ones, and inci
dentally gave utterance to a number of
epigrams pertinent to present day social
conditions. One o f these was as follows;
“ A ll men up and not some men down.
This is but a restatement of his old
square deal doctrine which lias been one
o f Use guiding principles of his political
career and one which lies very close to
Use American heart.
He also touched upoii a very marked
trend of economic development in the
United States, which is to assume yet
greater Importance—that of cooperation
among farmers, particularly in regard to
the marketing of their crope. Said he:
“ Farmers should learn (sow to combine ef
fectively. es lias been done in industry.
1heartily believe in farmers' organizations;
and w e should all welcome every. atop
taken toward increasing cooperation
among farmers. The importance of such
movementa cannot bo over estimated, and
through such intelligent joint action it
' will be poaalhle to im prove-the market
lust as much as, the farm."
' It la an old saying that, every class of
people have been able to unite in close
working organizations for their own ben
efit except farmers. But in recent years
pertinacity of application. For such organlzatlous are now in existence every
where, am) the best of U is they, ore
producing results.
As has been Indicated, many of them
have especial reference to crop marketing.
To raise, an. abundant onus A quo thing
and to market .it advantageously is an
other. The former in his isolation Is too
•ifu-u unequal to the latter, intelligent
organization is the ojily thing thing drat
con come to ills rescue.
The lucosH o f fruit exchanges In the
-»outhand •west and Of farmers' wure-
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A ttem p t to Compete W ith China, Because We P a y -;:
W hite Man’s Wages.
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H A M IL T O N
Sanford. Florida__ '
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4 A clean d ty is the slogan of our Indies
and a clean city they propose to have and
their efforts ore ccrtolnly to be commend
DENTIST
A ChleJ i e A m o n l Y e Taking N ote», ed. It was Mrs. Mnrtiii and a few other
Room 13 Pico Building
. and fa ltlt. Me*« Prent ’Cm5------- ladles o f the former Improvement Asso
Phone 3S5
ciation that made this resolve several
So Soya, Seunterer.
weeks ago and already the signs of Im
U^tmlCmIW|III<»M i. Tk, H~*U.
4 Head» were nodded In emphatic essent provement ore noticeable. I understand
.D R . C. G. B U T T
that the porks will receive attention first,
when, at e meeting o f the Brooklyn retail
and It is safe to assert that the ladles
grocers, President' Gcnerlch, of the State
DENTIST
Wholesale Grocers’ AasodeUom said thatget there with both fqet and our d ty
w ilf present a clean visage to Uie w inter Ufftce: ' I I I « « BtdR.over Woodruff's Stn
indlacrimlnate credit help« to raise the
visitors. Some time Inter I will entlst
SANFORD, FLORIDA
cost of living. No one better knows this
tho ladies in support of my scheme to
truth than the grocer.
make.a better lake front and boulevard.
. The abuse o f credit encourages careless
DR. R. M. M A S O N
person* re-enter-fagycod- Lheln i rw »dv..U . Speaking a\p>ut the lake front reminds me
that the d t y dock haa never been enlarg
fosters the telephone habit j It leads to
DENTIST
ed although council took up - the matter
orders like ^ ¿ d a'flve-cent bag of salt
Phone 19
right awdy,” which multiply the expense and asked for bids. Were these bids too Welborn Block
high
or
did
the
money
give
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of dcilvcry. It oasesaca upon prudent and
honest customers the cheatings of the
dfohciqesji'.who Jt01 Jjot pay, end of'the
foolishly extravogettfr-who cannot.
The deadbeat and the harassed improv
ident ape far more frequent among people
o f ootnfqrjable Income than among those of
narrower means. This is'one reason why
prices Ofe higher. In provision shops sur* .rounded by pretentious houses and apart
ments than in tenement regions where
plain working people dweJL
Some of the causes of the high cost of
living are beyond the power of individual
thrift to remedy, but a general return to
the use of the old fashioned market bas
ket would help.
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' B etter W ork and Cleaner W ork, and do it In a San* ;:
Ita ry Way, Which Should Meet W ith Your Approval
and Support.
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A ft0 s ia n ^ a n d D e e p W e H e
4 Several of the stale papers are of the
same opinion on the prohibition question, DR.
W *J L H Q ySH O LD E R
:: m e__
as m y friend,"Holley of The Herald os thE
S e e U s B efo re P lac in g Y o u r O rd e rs
DENTIST
------following from the Femandlna Record
would signify;
Tow n » 23. 24 and 23. Pico Bid»
Tim or 41
“ Aa November the eighth approaches
SANFORD. FLORIDA.
.mJT,
tile Unes are being nuire sharply drawn
between those citizens who favor a con-,
sütuiionai amendment providing for pro
hibition In Florida and those who are In D IC K IN S O N & D IC K IN S O N
favor of local-option. A large "majority
of the newspapers of the State are very
AttMitcys at Law
wisely refusing to allow themselves to be
drawn into tho fight. The Record has al Peoples Bank Bldg.
Sanford, Florida
ways taken the position, since the matter
came up, that ' this Is something for the
Individual conscience to decide. and this
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A N D E W JO H N S O N
paper wiU, In the future, absolutely- refuse
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tq take sides dther way. A great many
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o f F lorid a R ea l F gta te
communications have been received from
iliu prohibition side, and several
Practic*« In Slate and federal Court*.
at as L o w P rices arid on as K ea son a d lF T erm s
those wlio ore opposed to the prohibition
M, G. T. Buildln»
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movement, and if pubUcation were given
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à ail these communications, there would
room for very little else in the paper.
his is one reason, therefore, why the! Re
GEO. A . D eC O TTES
Office on Pork Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets. Sanford, Fla
>rd will not pubUsh communications re
garding the coming contest, unless sudi ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LA W
mimunicutioiiB are paid for at the regular
Practice in Slate and Federal Courts
advertising rate«.
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Sanford, Fla
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I hate to kiU a bird but the EngUsii
sparrow Is getting too proUfic in Sanford T H O M A S E M M E T W IL S O N
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
and sooner or later will- cause mischief
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-- ---In many forms. The policemen of Orlan
do shoot these pests every day until they Late 'Stale Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit oi
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are killed out, and It would be a good
Knldencr». Sanford nnd Sylvan Luke
thing for the Sanford police to take a
little target practice of this sort especially os they are not very busy during dog
L. G. S T R IN G F E L L O W
days.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
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NOTARY PUBLIC
4 Several of my quondam friends have
twilled me . lately about the coal shut?
Office in City Hall
and wanted to know when ij would be
taken away. In reply to them and to all
H. F. C R I S T
others I wish to state that it will be taken
away. Along In the first part of the fight
Civil Engineer and Surveyor
1had the assurance of the mayor and coun
Drainage and Irrigation Work.
Lots
cil that the siiuto would go and that cross
Staked out and Leveled. Wells I,ocated
ings would go in and I have all the faith In
Office at Title Bond & Guarantee Company
the w orldin their ability to make good.
Post Office Box 780
While I do not agree with.mayor and coun
cil in all their moves I certainly believe in
their honesty and sincerity and they have
F. 0. E. CELERY CITY AERIE 1853
made good in ull their undertakings. The
Meets Tuesday nights, at B o'clock, at
coal shute will go and there will be no
the hall in the Stone-Gove ullding. on
fuss made about it.
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Best Fertilizers
On Earth
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(Flrat Street.one Mock from Depot.oppotlio PoatoRIre)
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H . E . W IS E , P ro p rie to r
Formerly Manager of Central Cafe
S te a k s , C hops, O y s te rs and Fish[‘a S p e c ia lty
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CASHGROCERY
J. B. WILLIAMS,
S ta p le and
Florlda Citrus Crop
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
There is no doubt but what the Florida
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F a n c y G ro c e rie s ,
and Feed
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G ra in
citrus crop will be larger than estimated Hunting grounds o f Sanford. Meetings
Fruits, Vegetables, Candies, Cigars and Tobaccoes
early this spring, as climatic conditions
on the 1st and 2nd Wednesday o f each
All Kinds Country Produce bought and Sold
month In Masonic Hall. Visiting broth t
since llic fruit has been set. after the
ers
welcome.
2|p, C o r , 3rd S treet and Sanford Ave.
drouth, have been most favorable. Nice
showers at proper intervals and good grawP. O. Box 112
SANFORD. FLORIDA
Phone 62
growing weather have put the *rees jn H a n f o r d l o d g e nol 62 f .& a . m . t
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excellent condition, and a safe estimate
G. W. SPENCER, H oitcr
J. C. ENSMINGEK, Secretary
of the total crop is 4,000,000 (is 4,500,000
boxes of oranges, grapefruit an tanger Communication Every First and Third ^ W W w w w w w w w m w w w w w w v w w w v w w h w v w m h h v ,
Friday» at 7 p. m.
ines.
The fruit will run larger sizes, and,
VISITING BROTHERS WELCOME
while a tree, this season suay bear onei .sji.pj4u—
quarter or .one-third Jess fruit. It. will make
SANFORD LODGE; No. 27, J. O. O F
the same number of boxes as last season
Meets every Monday night at 7:30 in Maon account of running larger jind more
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desirable sizes. Tho orange crop wiU be
dially invited.
W. S. Baldwin,
40 (4 50 per cent, short of last year, while
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Secretary.
grapefruit, whife short in sections, will be
forger I d others, as many new groves are
beginning to bear. This is particularly FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS
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crop will exceed lest season's.
Tiie freeze last December and the drouth «OCNI JACKSONVILLE MORAL COMPANY
Phone 166.
Iitti and Oak Ave.
tills spring did not injure grapefruit trees
os much as it did the oranges, as they Special Offering in Ferns.
Sanford,
are hardy, and will stand much more cold Floral Designs to Order.
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dry weather. For this reason and 21-8-10-lI
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F u rn it u r e
W IL L IA M S & M ILTE E R
“ALWAYS AHEAD"
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for grapefruit, there have' been twice as
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many trees combined in tho last Ave
years. Growers claim there is Urn work
and better n tuni in a grapefruit grove,
than in any other citrus fruit grove. Re
ports front different sections o f the State
J. D. P A R K E R , Prop.
aro lhftt Uw fiTQIL nRi be Lundy bright»
and o f nice sizes, running forge.
Room and Board S1.S0 Per Day.
The tangerine crop w/llbe fully as large
M last season and may run larger. Re
Meals. 35c.
ports from all sections indicate a splendid
crop of excellent qualify and running to
Special Rate by the Week
tty inoat desirable s iz e »— New York Pq l
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We will furnish your Home : com
plete at .lowest prices.
Seeing is
believing. . Come and let us convince you.
Cash and„Installment.
v' you don’t Know us, collie and’
get acquainted.
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P O U L T R Y / -^
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B E R R IE S T O M A T O E S $ 45Q IR 1SH P O T A T O E S ^ C O T E R Y i/,'0 0 0 .- L E T T U C E r $ 5 0 0 . P E P P E R S $ 4 0 0
-ITTOACRE P R O FIT PER ACRE
$ 3 0 0 . TO ACRE PROFJ ik TO ACRE
.PRÖF1T PER ACRE p r o f it PER a c r e
Æ 2.25-PP0FIT TO ACRE
* ^ " w aterm elo ns
^ 3 5 0 . PROFIT PfR A ÌR E
34o o
p n o r iT P C n A C R E
P R O FIT PER ACRE
It doean’ t m ake any d ifference when ra n Com*, but before y o u m ake fife*l- y- ¿'yM yghrm In the Banfonl ecctlon I* *o «naJtolfieMit an opportunity and land«
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T*arrt 1 IMtotyi»Tx-Jppu»d. to» J>*,«iionnou»ly. Im-rraaed
pOyin :t yoil miKht to ae« what yuu Imre iwuetit.* ’ V, r pa y all poretinaer* u («a
our IcHd mllnr-nd fan rb n lh ways to th-lery Cuy on Celery- Farm « tVhiny. -j ia^value With In the neat few jreon.1..* />
eredlling Uje amount ngnlrut the purrhato price. tVe am so auro that t-ebsy.
Farms properly Is Just what you want that we ask you toVei» it— If not now ( / J<ftrr the i 100bfarm*.‘ (l0.W)0 arrp O are »old (¿net Urn,Ho more Celery Fnniw
land w Ul tie »nld at l . ’S.OO a tf nrra. T h e ftrllu will lie from $-10.00 to $5000
Inter on. Just another point; If you buy a tract In Celery I arm» t'oluny And
we allot It to you, and you don't like tho picre wo Im .e »elected fo r yob, you,«, nn arre. T M 11 . e x rjy farm bought ct $1 5 m > n arro will bo Increased in valuo
to iKo p oin t beyond Hie figure« fixod
In accordance with tho amount
can select any vUicr unsold tract of Ilia eame alio anywhcri) In the (10,000 iirrci
>jI fuluvaiiou and improvaiufoU/ •
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PH cry City, iho l * r g « t town on thMirropJirty, l* tw en ty-«»* m i l « b y rail
W * will »ell only 10,000 acre* at 135.00 *h acre.' W e wouldn't tell that much *.
Banfonl, twrnly-ono tnllee from TIluaTllle, on the main line of the ruiribut we want 1003 eelliert In the next CO d * 7t.- Them U nu phiro In nil th la groat .a from
ifh I ’.iet Co net rend, and In bound to be arentnr o r,v cry great Important*. w l i
world that Is absolutely neffecV. -U It were *o that place would bo over pdp*’
in
Die
tpw9 iH o ureeold nt IJa.OO and.$M>.00 aach, depending on the location.
ulxtod. hut In Florida Celery Farms domce cluau to uatuiul perfect jun. •
• C elery Farm* Colony Is seven mltea fmtn Banfurd as tho r m * file*;
It to cwenty-lhreo miles b y rail because you I nvn to run nearly around la k e ;
Monroe: it is fifteen miles by*the brut automobile mute. I f you start from
TltuivUlo on the Indian Itlver It Is twelvo mlloa. I t It id* mllos in a »(m ight
lino to Indian .Itlver, which, to an arm of the Atlantic ocean. Its location
from every viewpoint ts as nearly Ideal as It to possible to find. Celery Farms
to toe biggest and best colony anywhere near banfurd.
C ucumbers
C AB B AG E 3 2 SC
Both W ays to Florida
C A U L IF L O W E R
There J* no land In Florida located no well for market, with eplendld a r t«la n
wrJh, k a lllifu lric ^ , gmri!) M «t fur Hmrtn#. with iurh rich# black land. provkJItuf nut only profil and iilcrmufc, but tlio largert pbetlble return* for ioduitrr.
Thr-o forma will not I le t Ion*. I f you are Invest lea ting Florida,-1 earn all
about C riu y Farms and thru buy one o f them quickly.
The title to thoio tarul* to nlVilutH y perfect. You nan market your crop
earlier than from northern * ret Ion* of Florida and not bo In competition with
all
the other tkmthtro State«. I f you want to know more about tht* write
Celery Farm* land to ricK V a* V sandv loom, much of It prairie rtvmlririg little __ us of
and we «<U-t!lJ you freely aftd frankly, Our land U clear flatwoode and'
or no d raring expense much e f li ready-for alow si oncen evrl; well drained by _ pmlrle and wo have 2J.000 acre* In which thh plow can be placed and the land
many creek*, no enamp or white sand knolls, close to market.
I t 1* the belt
celery land, aa well as fo r p o t a t o « — and Celery to too higher» priced crop—
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Tru ck fermlna U la p o u lb la without good transportation. TliO Florida
East t oast It Iifrnad runs thmugh Celery Fnrmi for tweivo m i l « , dividing
it Into two almost equal section*. -On the west and southwest to lhe*beautlful
Ijike. Harney and Ht. Johns IttVer, with water rvtvtoatlon to Jark«u»udl*.
T h e noil of this tract ts pronounced evrn richer anil better than theJimd In
the Sanford delta and Ls more easily drained by Its many cr+cks and by fi-uson
o f Its gentle slope toward the river and lake. In Cltmato It u pcrfectSjii for
railing tender winter vegetal>1« and citrus fruits.
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C elery Farms Colony land* are In Volusia and M re ra rd -c o iln ll«. ThH
prop, rty I* ownesThy a Florida mnn.mtt*>ii. beaded b\; Hon. A. S. Mnnp. who
elghls'en years wns a member ot tho »m a te of tin' b'itto o f Florida, and who
has akmttonal rrtmtntlun ns the promoter of flood Hoads Idea*, anti has hi tl(nt
capacity »pnken in every blato in too Union, and is probably bettor known us
“ Oaod Hoad* Mann."
T h e Company maintains office* also tn Sanford nnd Tltusvtlle-^tlin two
clttcA nt the end of the Snntord Druncli of the Florida t o s t Coarl road, $o
For
PAPER SHELL PECAN
S 6 0 0 . PROFIT PERAfRfi
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$320. PROFIT 70ACP6
W e ham the best Irish potato Innd In Florida, and that Ls tho brat first crop,
you follow with corn or sweet potatoes. BOO bushel* to too acre, or other vegeta
bles and make atll! more money too same j car.
I f In November o r December you plant TrJ*h potslnea, you eon harvw t In
March ne Amst-fewte-COto-lOO hxrrtlx to t o e a u c . -A'-Llocvnrc fin t In tho man,
ket, they sell from 14.00 to $0.00 a barrel, l'ulal cost rmt to csreed *ioi per
acre; total gro»e Income on lo w a t production and-pi Ire, $1,400.00, aublrnct
cent o f land and work, $1.180.00, and you h#»e left mure than $1,350.00 ,for
toe bank in from 00 tp lbO days, These look like big figures. Come And »ec.
SW EET POTATOES
£QOBUSHELS.TOâCRE
TTnrV-brrym fTTrerr-ttn—N-wStr-aad-eJlof.whirK will tm to t^n ndvaytage of the
uwnur of too Celery Farms tract.
I * M . Dees, of Maytown. P. O. on Celery’ Farm*, writes! “ I produced $580.00
per acre of sugar cane, raising cabbage between the rows, 8,000 plant» to tho
acre. My greatest aueers* wng In Irish potatoes, ;uy profit» run from $500.00
to $600.00 per acre. I have used no commercial fertiliser and no Irrigation."
J. A . Tnknch, Sanford, successful celery grower, w r i t « : " I hair« been grow
ing celery fn tho vlcU illy'of .Sanford for tfie pa*t l) yeure: and I find that the
bind owned by your company Is as well adapted to the culture o f eelery as tills
section— in noire rwsMets It Is better berau*e o f It* bring no level, being easier
.IrrlirttcJ and cleared. l.ettuc* and enullHower and torn are raised in addition
to the celery crop ami yield bountifully."
’WTTr. Tbornd yk erform erly o f Dnveland, C-do., write*: - " I am delighted
with iny twenty acres. Vou certainly have the right kind af a colony,
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*;>e ,k feelingly too, bccauso I have lx-en up against the Innd shark.
In tw o
years I expert to quadruple my money. Soil, location, transportation—
every thing suit» m e ."
C O R N 6 0 DU.
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Send for Printed Answers to All Question$.
worth $ 2 . 50.
Send this In to
Florida Hom eland Co.
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day with $22.50 and
999 Atlantic National Bank Bldg.
- we will allot you ten acres
Jacksonville,
in Celery Farms Colony. You
Florida.
ca t lose. You can pick from
60,000 acres later.
F L O R ID A H O M E L A N D C O M P A N Y ,
»9 9 Atlantic Netiaaal Beak Bidding, JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
Send mo a llotm en t ten acres
B e r m u d a o Vh o n s
k $ 4 0 0 . P£ R A C R I
TO SANFORD
PEOPLE:
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The development of the Florida Homeland Company’s Celery
Farms Colony means much to Sanford. In- 34 days we sold to
people who will come to Celery Farms and settle this fall 4,990
acres*of land. That means 499 families.- W e’re sorry it wasn’t
5.000 acres but it wasn’t. What does this mean for Sanford?
Sanford Office.
ADAMS Manager
�S ep tem b er^, 1910
FLORIDA TRUCKER
‘A N e w s p a p e r W ith in a N e w s p a p e r
Published In the Interests of the Intending* Investor and S ettler by the Howard-Packard Land Compariy, Incorporated, Sanford, Florida
U nder this heading the Septem ber, 1910, "Success M a g a zin e"
publishes th & ^ s w in fr «B Y < s »-ta (K M $ 0 t questions for the protec
tion o f la n d buyers. “ B efore jyou -b u y land put these questions
Th e H ow ard -Packard L a n d Coriiflany. Inc., v o lu n ta rily pub
lishes its answers to th e "S u ccëss" questions for the inform ation
o f the- w orld.
Our—m e th o d s s t a n d .. e y e ry _ ,te a ;— o u i ..piJR EK A
to the seller,
H A M M O C K e v e ry .in vestigation .
x H OW ARD-PACKARD A N SW E R S
S U C C E S S Q U E S T IO N S
H as the land offered for sale been su rveyed under the print
ed rules o f the U n ited States land office? Do the lines o f
the subdivision connect w ith the established corn er posts
located by said land office? W ere "O ffic ia lly C ertified "
copies. a f_F ield - N otes o f .said, la n d o ffic e -u s e d , in m aking
said su rvey?
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G ive date o f su rvey, nam e arid "address o f the surveyor.
H as a p lot o f the su rvey been recorded in the R ecord er’s of
fice o f the county in w hich the land is situated?*
G ive-th e date o f recording, also book and page o f record, and
enclose a blue print or zin c etch ing copy o f said plot.
Office o f O range County, F lorid a, in w h ich cou n ty E U R E K A
H A M M O C K is situated.
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W e can g iv e date o f recording, book an d'page, and a certified
copy o f the p la t at an y tim e specific request.is m ade, but as
this costs from $10 to.$15 w e do not c a re t o ’.go to this e x
pense in d iscrim in a tely. •
the séllër?
6.
I f the roads are not free o f encum brances, state a ll
tions and restrictions.
7.
W h a t a re the le v e ls o f the lan d m easured from a bench mnrk
set a t high w a ter lin e o f th e nearest n a vig a b le water?
8.
H as the land any spots-of m arsh, swamp, m ire or bog hold
ing standing w a ter a fter ra in fa ll and being above the highw a ter bench m ark before m entioned?
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Is the property now
enclosed w ith a sub
stan tial fence?
S ta te the num ber o f
years the fence has
been m ain tain ed in
its present location.
trees and veg eta tio n
now grow in g on the
land.
S tate i f the land has
been grubbed
and
stumps rem oved, or
are stumps and p a l
m etto scrub to be re
m oved by the pur
chaser?
A r e there now any
artesian w e lls driven
on th e land th at show
flo w in g water?
S tate h o w ^ m a n y
w ells, and loca tion o f
same. 7G IV5 d ia m e
ter o f pipe and its
depth
to flow in g
w ater.
T h e purchaser o f each tra ct has free use o f a recorded street
on a t least tw o sides o f Iris property, ex te n d in g to an estab
lished pu blic Toad. Said streets are d ed icated ab so lu tely to
the pu blic and such dedication is so specified on the recqrded p la t in’ the R eco rd er’s Office, and w ith ou t a n y - r e s e r v a
tions w hatsoever.
There are no restrictions, encumbrances nor reservations on any of the streets.
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The levels of the land, measured from a bench mark set at highwater line
of the nearest nnvigable water, is from V A feet to 24 feet.
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Is the land now ditched so as to run o ff a ll ra in fa ll to O ie a rest n a v ig a b le w ater?
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S ta te th e area and depth o f a ll spots holding standing w ater?
T h e lands w e are handling, o f w hich E U R E K A H A M M O C K
is a part, h a ve been su rveyed by thè G overnm ent, under the
printed.ru les o f the U n ited States L a h d Office. T h è lines o f
the sub-divisions connect w ith the established corn er posts
located by said L a n d Office, and o ffic ia lly certified copies o f
F ie ld N otes o f said L a n d O ffice w ere used in m aking said
su rveys
T h e nam e and address o f the su rveyor is F red T. W illia m s ,
Sanford, F lorida. Mr W illia m s m ade the su rvey o f E U R E K A
H A M M O C K sub-divisions during the sum m er o f 1909.
ÎL The plat of the survey
H as the purchaser o f each lot the free use o f a recorded
street abu tting his lo t and ex ten d in g to 'establish ed public
roads w ith ou t any reservations or restriction s in fa vo r o f
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The loud is now ditched sons to run off nil rainfall to nearest navigable water,
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The
fa c t th a t
th e
w id e ly
C H I C A G O
c irc u la te d
and
responsible
E X A M I N E R
E n tire ly U n so lic ited — selected a 10 acre E U R E K A H A M M O C K tra ct for one
o f the prizes in its cu rren t farm com petition is additional
assurance
that our
Eureka Ham m ock is S tric tly a
Reliable Sanford Proposition
W e em phasize Sanford. N ot N ea r Sanford, but right in the flow in g w ell or
natu ral irriga tio n belt o f the C elery D elta the fam e o f whose lands is being
used to throw a halo around lands that are m iles aw ay. ......................... • . .
In c lu ding fre e lot C lyd e T o w n S ite w ith e v e ry T e n A c re s
Cash, One-third one year, One-third tw o years. Y o u r
m oney back With 6 per cen t interest w hen you h a ve com pleted paym ents if
you are not satisfied. W e w ill w rite this in yo p r contract. . . . . . .
HO W ARD-PACKARD LAND CO
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10.
No spoof* holding* standing
water.
No fence. It is well to add
that it ia_customary for the
purchaser to improve his
laud. Fences are not found
on unimproved lands. . •
This is answered by No. II.
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Pine, Oak, Cabbage Palmet
to, Cedar, Gum, Hickory
and some other woods.
The land has not been grubb e d n o r stumped. All
stumps and palmetto scrub
are to be removed by the
purchaser, unless otherwise
agreed.
There are sixteen strong
flowing artesian wells in
EUREKA-HAMMOCK, lo
cated in various places,
some on the highest point
o f tiie land and some on the
lowest. The diameter of
the pipe is two inches, the
depth Varies from 100 to
HOWARD-PACKARD LAND CO
T h e re cou ld not bor per
The publication of these, an
Peoples Bank Building
Sanford, Florida
haps, a stronger test o f
swers must convint» the most
•form lan ds than these sixskeptical that our E U R E K A
teen questions Success M agazin e propounds
HAMMOCK tract is a-good “buy", and that -,we havtf
to a ll lan d com panies w ishing to a d vertise
taken every legal safeguard to ensure that you get just
C U T T H IS O U T AND MAIL
in its colum ns. W e are glad to w elco m e an
what you pay for— a farm legally surveyed, legally-re
op portu n ity o f sp ecifica lly statin g w here
corded— a farm with streets on two sides without re
H O W A R D P A C H A R D L A N D CO ., Inc.
our E U R E K A H A M M O C K stands in relation
strictions or "strings”— a funn with flowing wells
Sanford, Florida
to this L a n d Test, so th at each prospective
gunnwUxHh-oao-well wilt-Irrigate -five aeree a farm
pu rchaser knows ex a t t i y th a t w h at ; he is
PleamT write
fully concerning your Eureka Hammock,
on laud that is now ditched and without standing
readin g is_the truth, and each actu al pur
me your Sanford booklet without putting, me . under
water— a farm that no one can take away from you or
any
obligation
ch aser knows he hasn't purchased o r im u n g
Kinder you from developing to its limit throu gh quibunder the delusion th at he
purchased
blings or technicalities of clouded title. *
'another.
F i l l ou t the coupon arid w é w ill sënd you
Address All Com m unications
[fu rth er d e ta ils w ith o u t pu tting you under
-any obligations, w e w a n t you to know w h at
we. h a v e for sale as a m a tter o f in form ation
im d guidance.
Peoples Beak BuHdtng
Sanford,
Florida
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Howard-Packard Land Co
�September 2,"1910
T ilt SANrORD HERALD
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By
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k*.AAa a a A a a ,ja .A A A A U iA A A A é A A AA-JhAA A A di
COUNTY HAPPENINGS
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Copyright. 1909, by the BobbtMetrlil Company
Ocala " F e rtiliz e r
A Budget or Interesting Item s <>\
From Correspondents
fH C t V E N T S O f O RAN G E C O I N I Y
Corn
Lawns
Cane
Lettuce
Beans
Flowers
Celery
Cantnloupe
Cotton
Strawberries
Potatoes
Grape Vines
Tomatoes Orange Trees
Watermelons
o
Efficient S t a ff o f R eporters W eekly
C overs the T e rrito ry fo r
The Herald
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W e
ManuTactnre
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Superior fc r tlii/ r r fo r
Com pany
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4‘S U P E R IO R ’ ’
F E R T IL IZ E R S
L. V. D. BLAIR, Agent
P. O. BOX 713
Sanford
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W e S e ll F e r tiliz e r M a te r ia l a t lo w e s t P ric e s
LAKE MARY MELANGE
Special Cor. to The Herald.
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C H A P T E R X II.
UK. CILA 1 0 IIX A U IN CUBTODT.
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- - - t e - t t w -elesktp - w iw -re—
'extent o f ~ M if *AVaiJdy*r new
financial venture, ami then
, came Craighead with his new hatched
plan fo r actually monopolizing the ulr,
and M r, Wnddy. having submitted it
— toJtls-IocflLhLgyer. hesitated and waa
lost.
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•T il go Into I t ” he said. "W e 'll make
everybody come and settle that wants
a trip by airship. H ey?"
"E x a ctly ," replied Craighead.
"Jest as tf the whole country was
our fsrtn." cried.M r. W addy . ^ ________
“ It will he for circumambient pur
poses." replied Craighead. "A n d , ns
you so well said, n farm's a cinch. And
remember, . Mr. Waddy, In 'putting
Sbayne and bis pirates down and out
we and our pirates are making way
fo r the matchless, uuslnknhle, doublo
acting, universal speed, direct drive.
; nonhalotlou. ortbochromatlc Carson
aernoef.
Don't forget Our luiughty
* southron coconsplrutor who will wing
bis way to Illinois by the time wo re
turn, Dou't fall down and forget that."
"W ell, you’d better have* him on
band." said Mr. Waddy, “ us be prom
ised. or I'll know why be took my
good bard money.”
It was on occasions o f tilts sort that
Mr. Craighead had swentoil telegrams
begging to know If Theodore, really
had any alnrblp.
■- *, "Hut think. toy dear sir." protested
Mr. Craighead, " o f the untold millions
In the Broom Idea—aerini monopoly.
Even If Theodore should be only four
clubs and a spade, we still hold the
aces, my dear Mr. Waddy. Do not
grind your teeth thus so long as the
Americana N itrate« and A ir . Products
company remains its the" Archimedean
lever with which to pry up and dump
the world. We aro ahead whatever
happens to the ucronef end o f the
deal."
"W ell, the aeronef end." said Mr.
Waddy, "bad better conio to the cen
ter or I ’ll see what law there Is -for
getting money by false pretenses."
The tw o men were the best o f trav
eling companions. Mr. Waddy insisted
on going In the smoker. Mr. Craighead
took the stateroom while bis money
lasted' and than borrowed o f Mr. W ad
dy.
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Mr. Craighead bad advertised for
people to organize a rapid business
campaign covering the civilized world
.to meet him In W est Twenty-third
street at the studiò o f on acquaintance
to whom be bad neglected to Impart
any knowledge o f the tryst with the
- specialists.' Waddy and Crsighcad ar
rived somewhat IsUroii account, o f the
time consumed In adjusting Mr. C raig
head's sura and found a crush o f peo
ple entirely alien to the fine arts, filling
thè studio and the ball outside. Cralghead'a sculptor friend, with a lady
nmUoh est s |xh! the angry mob Into the
scaffolding o f an equesirtiiu group rep-^
resenting an Indian maiden In a stam
pede o f buffaloes. The model had been
posing fo r something—an Indian maidan perhaps-and bad feathers In her
hair.
Craighead broke through by Imper
sonating an officer, shouting "M ake
w ay fo r the police!” and upperrnttlng
the crowd with bis elbows.
“ Hello, De Land I" said be. nodding
princess o f tba Apaches, bow?”
"That you. Craig?" called down the
sculptor, “ W baj. not sober? Qo after
the poflee.
T u n j these people, out,
ose, C raig!"
Friends o f mine,” said Craighead
lacd Tor ’ em.
H ope you
haven’ t been Incommoded, old man."
**NotVl a l i r replied the aculptor sflr
“ But ¿el them out so' Miss
_ .1 can desceud."
cad's manner o f disposing o f
rihm tuanded Mr. \ViddsY«
ipocL T la wept about j^ith
marvelous rapidity, sending a way those
whoso nonutlllty was unquestionable
and mninnB'‘engagements with others”
at “ our W all street office.” the name
o f which made everybody more re
spectful.
The dinner to which Mr. Craighead
took Mr. De Land. Miss Browu and
Mr. Waddy was the first o f u series
which reduced Mr. Waddy to torpor.
The old gentlem an. In his long frock
coal which buttoned to a surtout, his
frow zy fnce and his evident attach
ment to Mr. Craighead, was remember
ed, in certain ultra bohemiau circles
for-hte-surreptitious slinking Into the
dimmest cornors o f cafes and roof gardens. He had u dark secret, Mr. Craig
head said, which, he did not explain
originated In Mr. Waddy's agreement
with the lady.lu goggles that the whole
situation was Improper. H e felt obliged
to keep with Craighead because o f
a suspicion that the aeronef was a
figment o f uvo Slattery Institute Im-
As for as news goes we have been dry
ing up, but like the lake during recent
rnlriB.'we will rise to our nthrted-space;—
A.
l.nke Mary is booming. ' Dr. Willitup
Evans is remodeling Jiis house and the
improvement w>W
already beautiful place on the Ioikc.
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. Mr. Jones is clearing around his place
also putting up new fence.
His grove
looks fine.
CONNELLY
GENERAL
FIRE
IN SU RA N CE A G E N T
A piece of Teal estate changed hands
here; hut w e are unable to give the name
of the purchaser but understand it is a
party from Georgia.
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O ffice Above First National Bank
Mr. and Mrs. B. Overstreet arc hack
from their honey moon and have settled
down at Lake Mary. Wc ore glud that
we have them in our fnldst..
Atlantic Coast Line
Rev. J. F. Sundell was-very ill hut re
covered sufficiently to tnke a trip to the
East Const Friday.
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Mr. Clarence WHIscy of Lockhart spent
‘a y s e irv rttir his - gnmdpmrntw -Mr: -timf
tet any guilty "Tub » ' escape.
So he Mrs. J. F. Sundell.
providently cugaged a detective to
Glad to hear Editor Holly give those
shadow both himself and Mr. Craig:
head, the unremitting presence of innfil order house« of Jacksonville and else
whom In very plain clothes made Mr. where a rap. Wo are sick of their circulJVadih _ fe e l and look guilty and fuel- an. Give it to 'em Mr. Editor.___________
ttve.
Mr. Samuel McBride of. Lake Mary
Uls second reason for becoming Mr. preached at Ebcnczer M. E. church last
Craighead's double was bis seuse of Sunday to n very good congregation.
duty o f preventing that pupil o f Dr.
We went into the poultry business last
Witherspoon from breaking the vow
Started with 46 biddies
Mr.
o f abstinence. So he drank most of spring.
-thfi-lnioxlcnuts .served to Craighead, luiwk feasted on 6. snake 2, dead from
somewlint to the Injury or his health,' bTddie Ills, 4¡ blank felled. 1¡ lost,-Strayed
but much to tho betterment o f bin rep or stolon, "2; profits 20 to feed man.
utation ns a Volsterer. , Altogether It
was a relief to got Craighead back
r G E N E V A J O T T IN G S
home, where he Installed him ns s
Special
Correi
poudrnce to The Her aid.
lodger nud boarder, charging him well
Mrs. Tom Greer and children returned
fo r Ills sccommodatlon and lending
.him the money on his note, to pay for home Monday after a vist of some length
It
On arrival he went to bed aiid to iler father, Mr. 1. D. Hart.
turned Craighead over to Mrs. GrnyWc are sorry to know thut Miss Nellie
bllt, with strict Injunctions to tele Geiger is quite sick with fever und ho|>e
phone tho;sbcrlff's office If lie was un
her illness will be of short duration
accounted f o r .for moro than an hour.
Frank Sutton returned to Luke Butler
I t was a situation with some unique
aspects. Mr. Craighcnd began whiling this week where he has bet^n employed for
away time with a work on the "M or some time While In Geneva Mr. Sutton
phology pf the Crawfish" m d dips Into repaired his house, is now having it re
De Qulncey's "Ppnnlsh Nun.'* Look- painted. and when completed it will he
from the library window, be snw
quite an improvement to our town.
Mrs. Gray bill enter a Bummer bouse,
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Baker are in Jack
leaving a red bat on the railing out
side.
sonville this week, going there tu carry
Tho "M orph ology" grow uninterest their little son, Mede, to u specialist to
ing. Craighead stepped from the w in be treated for a severe thrOat trouble.
dow, went Into the slimmer house and
Ernest Flynt is again at home aftvr
started at finding Mrs. Grnyblll there,
several
weeks’ stay in Georgia.
her hair tousled ab&ut her bend, her
The
Misses
Brook of Oviedo spent the
little nose elovuted in that comlcpl re
semblance to her father's. "M r. Wad
week end very pleasantly in Geneva .vis
ay informs tnq that the late Mr. Gray; iting'friends.
tilll was a minister o f the gospel," he
Mr. Ballard of Sanford has bought the
ventured.
home
of J. N. Worthy and will shortly
"Y e s," she replied, “ ho was."
move
to our community. Every one joins
"A n d thst he tins been colled," Craig
head went on, "to a better life n yeur in a hearty welcome to Mr. Ballard um|
or more?"
family.
“ Fourteen months," unswered Mrs.
On last Thursday a number of the
Grayblll.
people of Geneva met at the Baptist
" I have Ijpeii rending." said Craig
church und [Hit new weuther boarding on
head, “ a work on tho 'Morphology ot
the Crawfish.’ It bolds me enthralled. it and other needed repairs. The Indies
T h e person who falls to glean wisdom came as well as the men, many well filled
from the crawfish has never tested tils baskets were on hand nnd n pleasant and
Intelligence with a bare toe or studied profitable day was spent by ull. A new
his morphology."
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roof lias recentlybpetr put on und new
Mrs. GrayblU looked st Craighead lumps bought, a new organ donated so a
sternly.
.
few coats of paint will make this dear old
“ Don't pose!” said she, "D opT think place like n new building. There nreonly
that I w s iifn beautiful lesson In every
a few members at this church] buLllui
thing, If I have been a minister's wife..
community at large have "taken It under
Tell mo o f Mr. Do Land and—and Sa
die Brown and the chop nuey and—and their wing," as It wero, and the Baptist
that Ufa. .T ell me, Mr. Craighead!^__ people wifi ever have a tender feeling for
Th e point hers Is that there was no
danger o f Craighead’s running off
while she listened with such breath
less Interest to his adventures. lie ex
plained his natural transition from the
study o f artistic anatomy to aurgery
a t n m ie d through m edleal-juriaprudonee to law. and over all gloomed the
shadow o f ’ bis wonderful, hfs poetic,
his epic dissipations.
Mrs. Grayblll
was shocked, but fche asked fa r a ll tho
horrible tale that bo might so relievo
It that nothing would over, over Indues
him to drink again.
"O nly one thing would ever do that,"
said be, "o r maybe two. The panga o f
despised lo v e "—
\Vtill'll J6U ’ BITS never 3YJBTP
enced?” she asked.
"N ever," said be, "as I am now
likely t o r
"A n d the o th e f shock that might
overturn your self control?"
"T h e failure o f Carson,” replied
Cral^lHMd. "T h a t would. piltJno du w a
mu] imh -down and outl"
Tho relations-o f Craighead to Ur.
Waddy became more and more strain
ed, for the form er could no longer ex
plain satisfactorily the failure o f Car«on to appear with JiU airship. Final
ly M l last resort U r. Waddy resolved
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goes
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Round' Trip,
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casion R ates a t a ll T im e s
F or In fo rm a tio n or Reservations see o r w rite
T. J. PERKINS
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ticket Agent. SantorO. Moria»
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N o w Is The Time T o Buy Improv•
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Celery Farms **
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These farms can be bought for tbc next thirty
days for less money than ever again.
have Sanford farms to sell.
We
Not Largo, Taft,
Burbank nor Celery City but Sanford.
Always Sanford.
Sanford.
There is only one
All irrigated ready to plant.
Will
pay for themselves this winter.' <......................
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to take Craighead and Mr». Q ray blit
and go to the south to settle the whole
problem. Thus It was that tbc three
were a t r a lm e lla Bchi'h vfUcn Captain
JHnrrod
with
the
launch
passed
through Strong's bayou with Virginia
and Mrs. Stott on the way to the cabin
where the first Carson aeronef waa
preparing for lie delayed flight north.
Tickets had been bought to Palm etto
Bosch on Craighead's statemant that
Oarson was here.
“ A h !" said Craighead.
"H o w nat
ural It all looks!-. I seem never to have
c b i t l m j, If somew hat aaud y,
«hades. Dear old Yupon Hedge Inn!"
Mr. Craighead was halted by a liver
ied ottcnflnnL
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“ Beg pardon, air," sald ho. "T h is U
a private clubhouse. Th e ton's over
there!"
"Oh, certainly,” replied Craighead.
•'AlTceifient vrlilks look * I I S * i » mo.'
i. "T h e one oygr fit the inn looks like
brick," Raid Mr. W n rfly gfTiuTjT
Craighead searched In vain after
their arrival at the Inn for Carson.
(To be continued.)^
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Finest Quality of Bread and all kinds of C a te ,
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111 Park A ve.
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In tba world. Onm ed you on one wing'
t ld v a L Hurrah - fo r t h e . V i r
ginia!”
H e eased her down end stepped to
where Virginia waited, haiul« out
stretched, red from the rough rope,
hair blown abroad.
"And are you going to uafne her
that?” she cried. "Ob, how perfectly
dear o f you !"
Theodore held the chafed hands, tri
umph In UJs face] IIo opened tlio little
red palms and kissed them over und
over again. Mrs. Stott came iu and
ja w him doing IL
- —" I hurt my hands," said VH-glula,
showing them. "A n d uncle Is kissing
theca well.”
"V ery kind and self sacrificing, I'm
sure," replied Mrs. Stott.
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September 2,1910
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
rufalUted Every M d s y Momini at Sanford, na.
R. J. Hour. Editor and Proprietor
Cmarcii ai’ aamnil rl»n mall matter Auiuit 22nd.
ItOS, at Um Pwtoffic* at Sanford. Florida,
under Act of March 3rd, IS79.
OAoa FIrat Floor to the Blabop Block. F in i Street
Telephone No. MB.
Items of Interest Concerftlng
Society People.
P O I N T S PUREPY PERSONAL
Mow Celery City 'Vanity Fair
While
Social Gossip.
scrlbors.
That Is w hy an advertise
ment In th l« "cou n try w eek ly” pays
The Gainesville Sun offers <100 for n
"rattlesnake ièii feet long ca]
ten miles of that city. Rother risky offer
In a dry country.
The Sanford Herald has passed the sec
ond mile post in its existence and Brother
Holly is to be congratulated— not for havfryTTV Pd t m t - y e ir f» » l o n v -but■-b e e w s o
during that time he has given his sub
scribers one o f the best weekly papers in
the state.—Citrus Co. Chronicle.
The Sanford Hehild has ended the sec
ond year o f Its existence, and during that
time has done more to build up and make
prosperous the “ Celery City” than all other
agencies combined. The people o f that
town owe Holly a great big chunk of
gratitude, and the best vrny they can pay
him off la to liberally patronize The Her
ald. Kind ¿words are nice as dessert, but
It takes dollars to buy white meat anti
grits.— Kissimmee Gazette. ~ •
The Sanford Herald with its issue of
last Friday celebrated itt second birthday
. anniversary. -The. Herald-is - one of the
neatest and best weekly“ liew*pnpere in
the state, and its editorial page is always
interesting. The news of the week is
attractively served to the .Herald's pa
trons, and it is first and last a believer in
Florida and Orange county. A subscrip
tion list of over 2,000 is good evidence of
the appreciation o f Sanford and Orange
county people.
The Herald promises to
-do «v en more during its coming year of
work.— Timcs-Unlon.
ANOTHER REPRESENTATIVE.
Florida, when the figures of the 1010
census is known, and' the congressional
reapportionment is made at the winter
session of Congress will undoubtedly be
entitled to a fourth congressional repre
sentative.
The present congressional ratio is at>out
103,000. which gives Florida, with a pop
ulation ten years ago of about G00.00Ó,
Union has made more rapid increase in
Ita* population than Florida during the
past decade, and it is believed that the
pumber necessary for adding u fourth
Representative.will be passed by a large
margin.
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W t WANT THE CASH
Tlie Sanford truckers are getting very
much interested in the matter of telling
f. o. b. This 1s the desired end to be ob
tained by all shippers but the News has
little hope of ever seeing it brought about.
If you have something to sell and the need
to sell is jnore pressing than with the
other fellow to buy it is not very likely
that the prospective purchaser will run
you down for the privilege of relieving
you of your holdings.— Flo. Produce News.
We have been relieved of our holdings
all right whether run down or not. It is
simply a question of the buyer paying
cash for the stuff. The Itold-up game of
giving the trucker any old (vice must
cease or there will be no more Florida
fruit and vegetables to ship.
TO OLIR SUBSCRIBERS
Llddon Raptor
Sanford society has received a most
welcome addition in Mr. and Mrs. C. R.
Rnysor. These young people -were nrarried in-Ocaio lnst week ami wili mok*
Sanford their future home. ' The Ocala
Danner gives the following account of the
marriage:
A very pretty wedding was aolemnized
at the Metropole Hotel Tuesday at half
past one o’clock. Rev. H. E. Gabby of the
church performed the ceremony,
uniting in holy matrimony Miss Caro l^iddon and Mr. Clifford Ralston Rnysor.
The marriage ceremony of this popular
young couple look place in the parlor of
the* Hotel, which was very simply and
very prettily decorated In pink and green,
a number of bowls of pink roses being
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PA.
• o r p r ls e P a rty
One of the pleasant events of the past
week was a surprise given at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Gardner, 313 Magnolia
avenue, to their charming daughter, Miss
Gladys, in honor o f her birthday. The
young lady was genuinely surprised, but
soon recovering herself she made every
one feel quite at home. Music and gomes
were enjoyed by all and a more jolly
crowd would be Jinrd to find, twenty
guests being present. The hours passed
only too Bwifily ere they bade their fair
hostess good-night. Dainty refreshments
o f fruit punch and cakes were served and
numerous tokens of remembrance were
T K itv e d ;
Notlc.tr to C on tractors
Sealed blda’ wUl beroocIvM for the conalructlon
of a frame school build Ins In city o f Sanford. Plana
si
up io noon of Saturday, September 10th. IBIO.
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L. R. Pitturi.
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Member* of jloard, District No. 2.
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1 gmitlen.meeda, hoc, cultiv^iifv weed fir plow, ¡P i#* quickly, even In until giidrna. CIS1 No. 12 Piaaat Jr Doubla-Wh-wl 1loo. Cultivator, and P low 1» tbe handies*
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Doc a
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li»*! Jr that you buy ht lo bava
Mr. and Mrs. Raysor left on iho after
noon train for Lakeland, where they will
spend the night, going >from there direct
to Sanford, which Is to be their future
home, Mr. Raysor having recently been
promoted to the express agency of that
growing city.
For the present Mr. autl Mrs. Raysor
will board, nnd later on will go to housekeeping.
Mrs. Rnysor is the third daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Llddon, who nave long been
residents of Ocala. She has grown to
young womanhood in our midst, and has
many friends among the young t>eopIc of
the city, and nlso among the older ones
as well, and it is a matter of much regret
to them that Ocala Is not to be her home
after marriage.
The groom of Tuesday's wodding is
likewise a member of a well known fam
ily. He is the youngest son o fC a p i.L M .
Raysor of Lowell and Ocala, who is one
of the pioneers of Marion county. There
are a large family o f children 'most of
whom live In this city. Until a short
while ago Mr. Clifford Raysor lived in
Ocala, having been in tiio express service
here. From here he went to Jacksonville,
und from there was promoted to the posi
tion or agent at Sanford, where he has
already made- u pleasant d rd e uLat>
qolntnnces. to whom lie will introduce
his prettv young bride.
Among the out of town guests at the
wedding of Miss Llddon and Mr. Rnysor
were Dr. aiu* Mrs—J— M__ Dali aLJBalnci*
ville, Mrs. Sum T. Dell of Gainesville hiu]
Miss Jeannette Matthews of Starke.
Fivo per cent on yearly
balances. 1014
which to return the loan.
Privilege of 'paying us at
any lime.* thus stopjiing
further interest.
— Six months grace In'case
uf adverse circumstances.
You return llie principal
at the rute o f 97.50 on the
91.000.
-Build on
Y o u r Lot
WHY
PAY
RENT?
K ò ò m *-8 *a a < n i7 P ico B uild in g
The "Careful__Ue#ners" of the Dai
tost week aTthe ctiarmlng home of their
teacher, Mrs. J. K. Johnson on French
ovgpue, for a social evening.. Quite a few
of their friends bad also 'been invited to
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Sunday school met Thursday e v e n in g o f
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CRUTCHFIELD & W0 ÖLF0 LK
P IT T S B U R G ,
Only tbe Immediate family and several
very Intimate friends were present at the
wedding, which was marked with the ut
most simplicity in every detail, owing to
the recent long Illness of the bride, from
Which she has never fully recovered.
A fter the ceremony -Mr, and Mrs. Raysor stood for a few moments to receive
the congratulations and best good wishes
of those who had witnessed the marriage,
after which a buffet luncheon waseerved.
The bride was Very charmingly gowned
in her going away dress, a simple but ex
quisite one-piece suit ot pongee, which
wbb beautifully fashioned, made accordeon plaited, trimmed with escurial lace,
hand embroidered in golden brown, and
with just a touch of blue at the neck.
With this becoming suit site wore a targe
hat to match, which was also accordcon
plaited, aild trimmed with a bird .of para
dise and knotof blue velvet. The young
bride presetted a picture of girlish lovcli-
Special agents of the paelofflce depart. ment ore traveling around the country
B irthday P a rty
dropping in newspaper offices when least
expected to examine subscription lists, to - A party o f young folks gathered at the
aacertiau if the regulation requiring the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. GatcheJ oa
payment of subscription is being observ- Union avenue, on Saturday afternoon of
last week to celebrate the 8th. birthday
It Is dangerous business for a news of Master Arthur Gatcitel. T he afternoon
paper publisher to send papers to subscrib Was spentfln playing gam««. Matter Neb
ers who are more than twelve months iu son Price won the prize in tbe suck race,
arrears. To be deprived of the second tho second prize was a tie between Mas
doss mailing privilege, whidi is a penalty ter Clifford Walker and Arthur Gatchel.
fur noncompliance with the ruling, puts a
Delightful refreshments were served at
newspaper out of business, for the ex 4r00 o’clock end all left for their homes at
pense o f putting a one cent stamp on 5:00 o’clock, all wishing him many more
every paper mailed amounts to much happy birthdays. The party consisting of:
more than the entire subscription business,
Masters Nelson Price, Fred Price, New
to say nothing of the increased amount ton Lovell, La Qaln Irvin, Ralph Roumlatt,
at labor for affixing tbe stamps.
Fred Pope, J. D. Willis Jr.. Albert Collins,
There ore a few subscribers on The Jock Hall,Clifford Walker. Edward MlUen,
Herald list who are several months In ar Percy Packard, Webster Ores and Arthur
rears. We know that they have merely UnidieL
Misses Ethel Mooghteh, Hazel
overlooked the date on their paper and
are willing to pay but the Inspector can
not or will not see i t ' that way. After
all the delinquents even o f those who in
tend to pay. *You will receive a notice
we'do not ¿ear b o m you
by Sept. 10th your name will be dropped
not because you will not pay but because
Unde Sam brooks no delay.
share the pleasures of the occasion.
Guessing contests and other Quines were
enjoyed during the evening, after which
deiiclout refreshments were served.
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Septem ber 2,1910
THC SANFORD HERALD
IN AND ABOUT THE CltV
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Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fox, Jr., returned Inst
Mr. Frank and jam ily have moved into
Thurday from a trip to Jacksonville.
tiie Fernald cottage on Oak avenue.
Miss Alta Pride, who has been visiting
Dr. E. C. Kemp, on osteopathic physi
Miss "Vivian Yeiser for some weeks re cian. will locate in Sanford and for the
Little Happenings— Mention of
turned to her home in Jacksonville last present can be found at Comfort Cottage.
M atters in Brief.
Friday.
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Frank Gatchei left for Montana this
Mrs. C. M. E, Jinkins went to New week.
Smyrna on Saturday.
Miss Grace Sanderson of> Plant City is
Mrs. Driver and little daughter returned tiie guest o f“ Miss * Gladys' Golcheli this
from Hendersonville, N. C„ on Saturday. week.
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Summary o f th e F losttrtf ‘Sm all Talk
Felix Frank has returned home after a
J. F^Good of Noblesville. lnd., who has
Succinctly Arranged fo r Hur
pleasant outjng nt Daytona Beach.
been spending a few days with us, has
ried Herald Readers.
Mrs. J. E. Pace, Mrs. Dickins, Mrs. B. gone to visit several (mints farther south,
Mr. W. R. Speer, familiarly known as W. Herndon and Norma and Edward Lane but expects to return.
"W hliperlng Bill," is on the road for a have returned home from a delightful
James Keicii uf Astor Park took the
ursery firm and . is meeting with great visit to points in Ohio andKentucky.
boat Friday last for ills horiffc, returning
liuccess. He tells us that many in the San 1 A. T. Bowler left on Wednesday for Monday to assume his work on the High
ford section ore buying great quantities
Wilmington, N. C„ ter a few days' visit ,School bin id ing. # *
of trees, intending to combine fruit with
with friends there, after which he will re
J. F. Good, who has been taking In
their celery and vegetable"culture." MrT
turn to Raleigh, N7YI, to resume his the wonders of Sanford, went- with u. Vv.
Speer is popular wherever he is known
studies at A. & M. College.
Rose Saturday to Sorrentmimd Bay Ridge.
and his many friends In this section are
K..R. Murrell ond'J. B. Willis ore in New
J. S. Martin has gone inf Spend n ^ a y or
delighted to.£now that he is doing so welL
York tills week buying the fall stock for at Taft.
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Boston Store.
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P.
Hagan,
the turpentiee man of
J. H. Castle, famialiariy known as "Doc,*
Mrs. A. J. Frenger left on Tuesday for Markham did business in the city last
• h f a to n w i|owm from Cuiuistn<)a, N, Y „ in
Richmond, Norfolk, Cape Henry and other Saturday.
’ordet’ fdicJfenrrflpTils fine place on (teneva
points and expects to lie gone for a month.
Mrs. Grace Franklin .of. MJL Dorn and
Z QYe.nitfc.gnd put In a fa ll crop.
Mr. and Mrs. D, G. Wagner left bn Tues Mr*. Walter Cooper of Sorrento ’ were
Dr. James N, Robson and family and
day for Colorado and other points in the shopping and visiting Mrs. Clara Tolar
W. P. Fields and ¿-family arc now comfar west where they will sojpurn for sev Saturday.
lit-w limrii-.s
eral weeks. -\
on Sanford Heights where cooling breezes
Mrs. M. H. Mabry uiul baby, Horton The only place’ in Sanford where
blow nntj oranges grow. Washbume,
of Tallahassee Is visiting tier
The Sanford Herald will not move into
A s h e ’s R oach P e p p e r
sister,
Mrs.
Frederick
G. Smith.
the new building until October first on
OU can dress well even if we
a O l.
don’t supply you, but you can
PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST
account of n delay in getting the door of
C. If. Dingee and H. H. Hill are the
the press room in proper shape.
,
proud possessors of new delivery wagons,
Fred Dorner has returned home n fte rT r the product of W. H. Under wood..-J^eddless to state that they are the best of the
two month's visirln the Eastern states,
* Buck Norman, the congenial extra ope kind made.
Ballard's Obelisk Flour at McCullers.
rator for the A. C. L , went loScvilleTuesGenuine
Golden Seif Blanching Celery
day evening for few days service, account
seed
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L
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Philip« & Co.
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illness of reguiur operator S. A. Night;
Look
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die
display
of
floor
Coverings
In
this to lite sorrow of some of the young
Miller & Son's window and notice the
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dress much better if we do.
These are the
points which
characterize our business, and
have gained for us an en.... viable reputation. This should
i m p r e ^ ’ y o u ^ M t h T M 't i O s S i b i l i ■
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ties to be gained by making
... us .yopr haberdasher.
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and R a ts a u lt
can be-purchascd is at
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W . W . i - o n c 'a G ro c w ry
.FRANK
Clothier and Nen’s Furnisher
All Local A d vertisem en t« Under This
Heading,-One'Cent a W ord Each Issue
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Copt. J..C. Higgihs spent Wednesday
F L O R ID A
For Sale— AU of my household goods, S A N F O R D
We are showing a pretty pattern in
in JackBdnville on business.
Mrs. J. C.
Haviland China. Ten set of 50 pieces for wood ahd some farming tools at my resi
Higgins returned Tuesday night on the
dence. Mrs. L. J. Lang.
3-1 p
$10.00. Sanford Furniture Co.
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excursion train, after a visit to Mulberry.
Wanted—Board with room, rodm with
Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine out board, board without room. Private
H. R. Stevens took advantage of the fit Garage Co.
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family preferred. Address Box 1139. 3-2p
convenient schedule of the Tampa excur
Merry Widow Flour; no salt or baking
For Sale— Violet plants. 10c per dozen.
sion and made a business trip to Lake powder necessary with this flour.
Mrs. M. C. Doyle. Oak A vr.
3-1 p
land on Tuesday.
For Rent— Desirable furnished rooms at
L. P. McCuller.
3-3p
' J. H. Stephens, of the Shnford Real EsCrushed and pulverized Limestone, car 202 Park Ave.
For
Sale—Twenly-flve
feet
celery
boards
tule fit Investment Company took-advan load lots.
R. H. Whitner.
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used one season, one good farm mule, a
tage of the cheap excursion and spent
Will pay 18c per pound for frying size Favorite Blcel range with water back,
Tuesday In Tampa on business.
chickens, 2 lbs. or less. J. D. Roberts.
coal or wood, warming oven and oven in
Have you seen those fancy matting art dicator. Tiie above may be secured at a
R. L. Wilson, night ticket agent of the
bargain. If taken nt once. P.O. Box 1140,
M a rrie d o r S in g le . H a v e a H o m e o r a Good
. A. C. L., suffered a few days' Illness dur squares 0x12 at Miller & Son's for $3.10.
Sanford.
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ing past few days, but we are glad to see
S a fe In v e s tm e n t.
Lost— Friday, 20th, 1910. a brown leather,
Meadow Grove Extra Creamery Butter, card case. containing some money in bank
him about again and nble to resume his
35 cents per pound at McCullers.
notes. My name written in ink on inside.
duties.
New crop onion seed Crystal Wax and Please return for reward to L. H. Temple,
0. L. Taylor, dispatcher of the A. C. L .
Floral AgL, cor. Oak ave. and 11th S l ,
left Sanford for Wilmington, N. C., for few UennudnVKed nnd White genuine Ten- Sanford, Fla.
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days on business trip. Mr. Blair is Isold« crifle grown at L. R. Philips & Co's.
Save your fruit and vegetables. Use
Clover Hill Butter inukes friends every Hamilton Smudge Healer1. An exhibition
ing his position pro tern.
where at L. P. McCullers.
at Clyde Pharmacy. M.‘ W. Lovell, Agt.
The Tampa excursion train Tuesday
Those-matting art squares at Miller fit
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handled eight hundred passengers.
House to Rent— Eight rooms and bath.
Son's are selling fast. Just think, a good
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Newly pulmod inside. On Celery uveriue,
J. D. Jinkins and family returned on floor covering for $2.25.
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known as Williams' house. Inquire L. A.
Tuesday after a trip to *lhe coast.
Mr.
All kinds of repnir work. Sanford Ma Bromley. ' t 1 if
JinklfQ looks as though he might be a chine &. Garage Co.
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For Sale— House, six rooms, three fire
native of Nossau, from the effect the sun's
Sec H. H. Hill for watermelons and places, artesian wo||, cistern, two lots, cor
ruys had on him.
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Georgia peaches,
45-tf ner ninth-street, French ave, bargain for
The excursion to Tampa on Tuesday
AU rhe latest song hits and instrument quick sale. Apply nt this office. 1-5.i p
For Rent—Five room furnished cottage,
was well patronized, about 130 tickets al music at popular prices at City Cigar
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with good chicken yard and flowing well.
.being sold from this point.
Store. W. A. Smith will ploy them Tor Apply to C C Morris, R. F. D. No. 3.
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House an Palmetto avenue between 3th
The you from 7:30 to 9:30 every night.
.Help Make Sanford Beautiful.
Great reduction on trimmed hats be and 6th street with oil modern Imuroveladies are doing their share.
Come to
ents. for rdnt. Apply at 115 Oak nve.
fore
stock taking. M. L. Allen.
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the Bund concert, September 10, ut tiie
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Four 2 lb cans of Tomatoes for 25 cts
Park and do your shore.
5,000 feet celery boards at a sacrifice.
at L. P. McCullers.
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Davies, next door to P. O. .
David Caldwell writes from New York
Will pay 18c per pound ¡for frying size
For Rent or Sale— 5 room two story cot
tiiut "Sanford and New York arc all right. chickens, 2 lbs. or less. J. D. Roberts.
tage. cor. 3rd and Chnpman ave. Apply
Fine homes and paved streets."
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Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine 115 Oak ave.
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Splendid opportunity I Celery farm for
Dr. G. T. Bennett and wife of Orlando, 8l Garage Co. for vulcanizing.
W IT H O U T
IN T E R E S T *■".
The best bargain ever sold in Sanford, sale. Ten ncres ditched nnd fenced;
spent Wednesday in the city and enjoyed
5 V* acres tiled, balance cleared and reudy
8x
10
fancy
matting
art
square
for
$2.25
u ride on tiie trolley line: Dr. Bennett is
for tiling. Three wells. Two small houses.
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the.orjgliial trolley man of Orange cuunty^ at Miller fit Son.
With $600.00 worth of celery boards, tools,
'■Smoke Sanford cigars, "Lucky Sanford’ etc. -For sale clieup. For particulars ad
A letter from Rev.J.F. McKinnon states
and "Tumpu John." Bott 3 cent Havana dress Win, Nnsshaum, 122 Hogan St..
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that lie is enjoying his vacation thorough
Jacksonville. Flu.
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cigurs in the city. They have stood tiie
ly and that lie will (ill tiie pulpit of his
Lost—On Celery Avenue a salt water
lest. Sold by ull first class dealers. 41 -tf
fishing rod, reel and line. Reward if re
— - Uiurch the second Sunday of this month,
, Pojsjlar i w m niiuicju City Cigar Store. turned to T. P. CumpropiC
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n e x f Sunday weetT
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W. A. Smith w ill play theiq for you from
Wantild To Loon—Why poy rent*wlten
. Mrs, Anna Mutlnck and son of Sorrento 7:10 to 9:30 every night.
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you can own yqur home with payments
were calling on old friends .Wednesday,
We carry in stock u line line of picture less than rent. We charge only five per
having been taking an outing at the coast moulding suitable fur all kinds of pictures. cent simple interest and give you ten and
qne-half years to payback loan. For par
for a (ubntli.
Let us supply you- with frames. Sanford ticulars write or cull on The Standard
Miss Arllne Mjmiick left for Wichita, Furniture Co.
Home Co., Stiles & Stephens Agts, Room
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Kansas, Tuesday.
If you want the Genuine Article go to 9, Pico Bldg.
For Sale—9 year old mare und buggy.
B. F. Whitner it at liome again after a L. R. RhlUpe fit Co„ for your Crystal, Wax
a
Cheap for cash.
A. J. Kelley, R.F. D.
visit and vacation spent with his family and Bermuda Onion seed.
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No. 3.
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and purents at Chattahoochee.
Will pay 18c per pound for frying size
For Rent—Ten acres tiled land on street
Union services at the Congregational c h ic k e n s , 2 lbs. or less. J. D. Roberts.
car line. Station on place. Two acres of
” church” next Sunday nightr^iSQ, Preach — Don't, forget when you want real values tiled land, cottage and barn on place.
On street ear .Una. Address, J. N. Whit —
ing by Rev. Geo. B. Waldron.
AU are in furniture to go to Miller fit Son. 52-if
ner, Sanford Florida.
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Invited.
Any one wishing hay cui should see W.
For Sale—Two good mulea, two wagons
A t the Congregational church Sunday A. Fitts, Jr.
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morning, Mr. Wuldron will observe labor
Every cash purchase gets a cupon re west—one half south of Sanford. Her
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Sunday, preaching on Tiie theme "The deemable in fancy and hand painted crock man Hill.
For
sale.—
I
have
live
or
six
pieces
of
Church and tiie Working Man." Special ery ware. H. H. Hill's grocery.
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land more than I need for trucking. These
Extra
fancy
Lemons
25
cents
per
doz.
invitation to laboring men.
lands were bought cheap, cleared under
R oom No* 2 . M . G . T . B lock
my owu supervision and will be sold at a
Mrs. Everetle Author, uec Miss Allie ut McCullers.
great
bargain.
One
five
acres
perfectly
W
e
are
equipped
to
handle
your'
repair
Pixton, from Fort Meade, came up WedSanford Machine fit Garage Co. tiled, third year in cultivation, 30 rods
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nesday to attend the Howard-Hlll mar- work.
F IR S T S T R E E T
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
from Beck Hammock station. 40
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- —half cleared and plowed, balance fine
Ctex urt squares at Miller &■ Son’a jfo r hammock, two strong wells, tool bouse. X
*Mrs. N. H. Garner has been spending $0.00.
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miles from Cameron City. Best bargain
the week with relatives in Dade City.
Blr
Varnoill Best furniture polish on the on the market. Phone 7-3. Levi Dlnford.
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Mrs. W. N. Le filer and two daughters. market! For sale by Sanford Furniture
' l H ä g j>aÜ ierantj-Lm dn anri her nircy,. .company.
- 4 0 4 1 — 1 For Rem—Three unfurnished rooms for.
IlghT-tiousckeepInfi." Apply 206*-rniniirt.
m i—
Smith, i t turned to tiie city last
You u u get a fine.Austrian china din
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Sunday.
ner set, 101 pieces fur $13.50, at MiUer fit
Wutued—Any one w h o have tend to
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clear, apply to Sherman Steavens, Sanford
Harrold Long left for North ‘ Carolina Son's, as good as Haviland.
Seed Bed Cover at 5 cents per yard at Fla. 8H> Cypress ave who wlU guarantee
last Tuesday. Ha will attend Bingham
Low Prices.
EaBy Payments.
Pico Block
satisfaction.
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the Celery Avenue Cash Store..
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School, near Asheville.
Of Your Life Young Nan
T h e M arkham 1
Park Addition1 /
On the Orlando road just two blocki ";j
from street car line
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T h irty B e a u tifu l Lot: >
Just been laid out and streets beinj
graded. [Now ready to build you ii
home. (No place like home.)
$20 Cash
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$10 Per Montil
This Offor is Good for 30 Day,
See me * at once. It doirt cost-noth
ing to look and get your choice. Som e
lots shaded with oaks and some witJ i
orange trees. Now is the accepted time
Se M e at
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Once
and Save Money
11. H. GARNI:r
The Crippen Music Store
High-grade’ Pianos, Organar— ~
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SANFORD
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DOOR
CAR
Sanford fit Everglades Railroad runs street cars through the Thermal Belt of the Sanford Celery Delta.'
From the car windows arc seen
t^c famous sub-irrigated celerytmd lettuce farms that have made “ Lucky Sanford," world Famous, amTTeaves unchallenged tltc claim “ fat larger
yields have been made here trf crops and dollars than any other place on earth. What more can be desired to make this the ideal place for a
Hom e and Farm? * Frequent street car service is constantly maintained. Side tracks Tor loading are placed every half mile or less, so that
vegetables arc loaded in refrigeratpr cars without delays or exposure to sun and wind. The nominal freight to Sanford being less than cost o f
hauling from many other farms. Rural Free Delivery of Mails, Numerous homes arc occupied by good families and arc in hailing distahees,
Churches arc being built, several stores are in operation between Sanford and Camcfon C ity ■
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The Railroad is graded from Cameron C ity to Palm V illa , in Palm Hammock, Tow n Lots and Celery Farms will be sold at reasonable
prices and on reasonable terms, with a guarantee that street cars w ill be operated by October 1st. Palm Hammock has been, drained by the
owners, and avenues already completed. No tax or charge to purchasers. Each ten-acre farm* fronts an avenue.
These lands should sell for
double our price by January st. Address or call on
F -L O R I D J t
SA
DR. TUCKER ADVANCES
ID E A L
F E R T IL IZ E R
F orm er Sanford Boy
........—— Chosen Profession
C H E A P E S T
The ninny San ford friends of Dr. Samuel
Tucker will bo pleased Jo learn, that'he Is
advancing in lilt choaen profession:'"Dr.
Tucker has held the chair of English in
Florida Stnte College for several years hut
has resigned to accept the same chair In
tho Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn. Dr.
Tucker Is tho nephew of Mrs. A. E. Philips
of this city and at present Is' touring
Europe. A dipping from a Tallahassee
paper has the following ragarding his
work in the State College:
“ It is with very sincere regret that the
state board o f control has been Anally
forced to hccept the resignation o f Dr.
Samuel Tucker, who has served for so
many years as professor of English In the
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markets for fertilizer ma
terials ln a lr purte of tii«?,world und ample capital to buy in
great quantities at the most favorable times and to obtain all
concessions given for strictly cash sales, we buy our materials
at the lowest possible prices.
Two of the leading railroads haVe laid their tracks to our
factory and any slilp.thatxan.cross the St. Johns bar can un
load at our dock; so whether we buy a t home or abroad we se
cure the lowest freight rates nhd delivery is made a to u r door.
Our factory is equipped throughput with labor-saving de
vices, therefore our fertilizer is handled at minimum cost
Our trade is so immense that the office expenses are
much less per ton than is possible in smaller business. Our
every condition is favorable for economy and We givo yòu the
benefit. While we make the BEST we can and DO sell the
elieapestr
Danrd;ili<5 faculty, the patrons o fW c o V
Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co
U N I V E R S I T Y Of F L O R I D A
GAINESVILLE
A Superior But Inexpensive Institution
F or Florida Young Men
Four cnUtfrs, ifjR-ultuisl nponim nl slatlon; Univvrally , «sicmum. w professors and assistants. BOper
cam iaercue fft 'lffiK d ifid ' last year. A t if active build'
ingi end t*mj>u<. For caUiof adJirea A. A* M U fR ilftC
Prfildent
Jacksonville
FLOIUDA
Florida State College For Women
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TALLAHASSEE
lege and the students, there Is no dissent
ing voice to the statement that Dr. Tuck
er's resignation is a blow to the institution.
But in Justice to the young man. it is also
acknowledged . that the position to which
he has been called in Brooklyn, N. Y., ]
offers a much more extended field fo r'
those tiflents which Dr. Tucker possessesin such an eminent degree.''
Headquarters For BUILDERS SUPPLIES
B rto k ,• -C e m e n t,. P ia s te r*—D o o r« ,
B linds, P ain ts, O ils and G la s s ,'
S te e l and M e ta l W o rk , P a ro ld
R oofing, P lu m b in g , .S te a m a n d Gas„
F ittin g , E le c tric W irin g , .G as and
E le c tr ic L ig h t F ix tu re s .
L im e ,
Sash
T ile Roofiqg, D e V o e ’s p ain ts, R ep o lla th e
fin e s t in te rio r e n a m e l fin is h , C o m p le te
W a te r P la n ts fo r S u b u rb a n R e s id e n c e s __
— G a s o lin e - P u m p in g Engines,- W in d -----m ills, A rte s ia n W e lls D riv e n . V. .
The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co
Wholesale and Retail Distributors
You should have o fircleaa cooker. They
College of Alta and Science«, Normal School, School
of Music. School o f Art, School of Expression. School
of Home Economie«. Fif«t desi equipment throughout.
Tuition Ire* Other et pen tea very low. For informa«
lion address
, E D W A R D C O R R A D I, P r e s id e n t
will cook, we have tried them.
going to sell six of them at $5.00. Regular
price 56JD0.
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We are
W r i t e o r P lro n e u e a b o u t •‘ r K N O L B ”
Oak Avenue
tieor the Railroad
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Ask those who use them.
Call at Miller fit Son’s.
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W hy You Should Attend the Sanford
Busjuiess College
Because it has at it’s head a man who has had fifteen years experience
as a teacher.
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Because this school is in a position to secure employment for all it’s
competent students.
Because the methods used in-presenting the different subjects to It’s stu
dents are strictly modern.
Because the cost of living is cheaper-i n -Sanford than in the larger
cities.
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Because we use.Gregg shorthand, which is noted fo r k 's simplicity and
legibility.
Because the environment is such that parents will not be afraid to place
their sons and daughters in this institution.
For Particulars Call on or write
J . H . S T E V E N S , P re s id e nt
P ic o Building-
P h o n e 177
S anford, Florida
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THE SANFORD IjCRAID
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BOY
By W I L L I A M
W ANTED
F.. B L A C K M A N . Ph.
D,
Rollins College
I am looking for it boy.
There ore plenty oi boys In Fjfirido. but
they are mostly not the kind I /m looking
for.
1 want to find a boy of brains, of ambllion, of energy, o f grit, of wide and deep
vision, o f conscience. The other and com
moner sort, the dullards and loafers, one
can pick up on any street comer In our
cities and villages ond everywhere In the
pfoey woods, but I am not Interested in
L.
L.
D., President of
best kept lawn or block, which has work
ed very successfully, why not try it hero!
We have heard people say that grass
won't grow In Sanford. A ll such are re
ferred to somo well kept lawns on Park
avenue (m ay their tribe increase^. Last
winter the editor of a Chicago paper vis
ited our city and wrote an article which
was published In Chicago soon after. He
compared his visit with one he made
some years ago, shortly after the freeze,
when there seemed little hope for Sanford.
He spoke o f the wonderful improvements,
the new business .blocks instead of the
vacant ones os o f old, of the wonderful
celery fields, and thought that Snnford
was far ahead, agriculturally, of any town
In the state, but remarked that it had
never been accused of being a pretty
town- Can Snnford afford to. llv e .u p ja
sucli a reputation! Nny, verily; let the
people, let all die people arise in their
might and make "Lucky Sanford" clean
nnd beautiful.
Let u* then be up and itolns.
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Snap s i n Celery Land
On die quostion at issue the Scott Re
publican convention adopted the follow
Just now when you want to plant your
ing outspoken declaration :
fall crops Is the time to buy Improved
"W e favor local option as the solution
celery land. I have same real nica bar
ç f the liquor question in this State. This
gains __
In_this
kind of land and the price
is the posidon of the Republlc«n_party on^_____
____________________
tills issue where it was spoken, and is will mnke them sellin a few weeks, You
accordance with the liberal and progres should see me at once for these lapds nre
sive spirit o f American institutions, and most desirable and will be sold at once.
the fundamental principles o f local Belf There are more people coming to Sanford
government, leaving to the Legislature to this season than ever before and they
fix die unit so os to meet die require know that there is only one Sanfonl and
ments of city and country. — ; * ad-2-c other so-called celery lands cannot prove
Most of the good hoys In Florida are
girls. It is they who graduateat the high
school commencements,
while
their
brothers have left school prematurely to
f j
peddle groceries and get married. . It is
they who go to college. I have one such
true to name. I will stand back "o f every
girl in mind at this moment. She pro
A Nice Hom e fo r Sale.
piece of land I sell and inquire at the
posed to become a trained nurse; why
banks or from any business house in San
Having purchased a lot on Sanford
-■
then waste time in long study! Couldn't
* ,," .i ' l
f
*
ford will convince you. Only a few acres
Heights and commenced building a bun
she tmoothe a pillow and administer a
of good improved land left but they are
pill well enough without knowing Latin
galow on It, 1 offer to sell my house, cor just what you want. Office In Herald
them.______ •
______
end L ogic!- Bul_ 8b«__ had. th^senscand
ner 3d- Si. aiui Palmetto uv«nye.— W ill building at Sanford
What do I want with the right kind of the self control to work her owti way
P. M. Eld ex.
tell for less than cost and on easy terma
.a boyT 1 wont to talk with him.
through college, and is now entering on a
R.
H.
M
a
r
k
s
,
i
42tf
The Real Estate Man
1 want to make him understand, if I three year graduate course for nurses.
can, that the world is waiting and hun Beyond question, she will lead and not
gering for men such as he ought to be follow, in her noble profession, not to men
(H](0i(a|D]iE](N]IZM][E][A][QD[E)[l](x]{Mx)(l) C M a M e lb J ®
With a heart for any fate.
come and can become. There was never tion the Inner satisfaction, the wide out
Still achieving, at 111 pureulnc,
so Insistent n call for men who can think look, the dignity of bearing.the. sttp/teLoL
l e s fn lo labor. NOT to wait.
—.S :
S.T. A.
and do add speak and write effectively, her fcUows, all these intangible, lient
V^as today. The-world wants leaders. Ev riches oTlIfeTwhich will be her sure pos
,1. C. W. Rose, proprietor of tho'Bye-Lo
ery employer o f labor, every industrial session. Meantime, her class mates “ who
corporation, is all the while searching for did not have time” to pursue.a course of Hotel, take pleasure 1n announcing that
helpers-Who can be trusted, who know study will most of them be “ hewers of in the near future, I will establish myself’
I w* ym W'itf *>- ___ _ ho^r'o'dd
9 « t a U p f a M M W B f- w a t e r . "
„
• in the general real estate and brokerage
ergy, sense; trained ability, faithfulness;
We hear much of "practical studies. business, with offices at (h e'B ycL o Hotel.
for sucli men a hundred opportunities are What studies are practical! The really I will be pleased to see you m any lime.
waiting and-plentiful rewards. Every im practical studies are above all others the 1 have been preparing to embark in this
portant community is eager for ministers, studies which put a young man in full line for some little time and have recently
• lawyers, physicians, teachers, juatchuuU, poseessionof hi« (tower«.-evoke his-cupac- mnde-vacy virhmmngrrrus business con
public officials who w ill' command confl ¡ties, teach him to think,"sharpen his log nections which give me extensive repre
deuce and achieve results. Everywhere ical faculty, ripen his judgment, broaden sentation all over the United Siutes. This
there is a surplus of weak and common Ids views and interests, and increase his connection places .me in a position to
W e don’ t h ave to a d vertise cheap lands.
place men, and a dreadful dearth of the self respect. It is good economy, it saves quickly secure buyers for any property
T h e purchaser here saves m ore per acre
capable and trustworthy. Always "there time In the long run, to grind one's axe, of which you wish to dispose. I will be
.annually in freigh ts than, he saves on the
is room a tf the top’1— not merely room, ami grind it sharp, before beginning to In a position to promptly negotiate the
but an "aching void" nnd an Insistent chop wood, however tedious a task this sale o f real estate or business oppoitunipurchase prices elsew here. See table o f
ties, to make real estate loans, und etc.
call.
may seem to be.
fireight ra tes in our booklet
:
: __
Tbl* ls"w hnrl w n ru m y boy to under“
Then I want io put in the hands o f my
and
manage
same
nfter
life
most
npprov” b o yth e carrent issmvof “ Who's -Wtoo- m stand. And th c a l want ju i. assure.hiqi
od and modern methods. ivKouU you ’ or
America” recently come from the press, thnt there is absolutely no reason, if he
any of your friends have - any business
and go over with him as many as possible, lias good health and is not hnndicapped
-in
my line** shall greatly appreciate n
of the biographies of the'17,540 Americans by the cure of dependent parents or oth
call
from- you concerning them.
Thank
who are o f sufficient Importance to be in erwise, why lie should ndt get n full col
ing you In advance for favors and solicit
lege
education.
It
means
hard
and
per
cluded in that carefully edited work.
ing a share of your future patronage, i
_____Here is u list o f our successful men, our sistent work, bt^t it can lie done, and it
beg
to remain,
“ Yours truly,
useful and unusual men—by what path will puy a thousandfold to do it.
2-.It
C. W. Rose.
And there are many of us .who stand
did they achieve their success!
Room s I and 2. Peoples Bank Bldg.
. . .
My boy would discover that nearly sixty ready to lend n helping hand.
Republicans Divided In Alabama.
Winter Park, Aug. 2, 1910,
per cent of these notables arc graduates
Montgomery, Sept. 1__ Special.
The
lö i m i o i i E i i Ä i n im iE ii iiL in iË iis im i r f H Ë i n o s r a E l H B i S
of colleges and universities; that nearly
Republican party is worse divided a « n
"M
a
k
e
Sanford
Beautirui'
1
fifteen per oem more studied in college
fY '-l
Yes, make Sanford beautiful. Make result of the prohibition agitation in A la
tliough they did not complete the course;
bama
than
the
Democratic
party.
A
C
O
M
P
A
N
Y
W
.
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H
IG
P
E
N
&
and that unoth^seventeen percent were Sanford clean. Some one has said, the
second Republican State ticket has Just
AGENTS
trained In academies, normal schools and way to have your streets clean is for ev
ery man to take care of his own door yard'. been put in the field by the Davidson
high schools.
wing o f the (»arty in opposition to tiie
This then is the fact which 1 would like Whut a transformation this would make
Thompson, or office holders wing. Tiie
in
Sanford
if
it
could
only
be
accomplish
my boy to ponder, that in the vast ma
ticket is' beaded by Cnptuln Charles H.
Ortie« with HOLDEN REAL f STATE CO.
jority o f cases it is the thoroughly edu ed. Many thingB iiave come to Sanford
Scott,
a Spanish-American War veteran
cated man who succeeds in a conspicuous of late years, new homes, new business
Sanford,
F lo r id a
and who was at one time a Roosevelt
degree. The uneducated and the self- blocks, new banks, new street cars, new
educated mny.aiso.wIn suceess. but only people, and now we long for new beauty. referee-in Alabama.
The Scott convention declared positive
ihAWiVi.V^V.'n.Vi.VWtVr'AViAVYAVrViYA'rtViAYA’iVfiiVA'iV/i'iYrVïYA'iiViViVi
If they huve extraordinary capacity, per new enthusiasm and pride in civic im
ly and unequivocally for local option as
provement
We
ure
told
that
cleanliness
sistence and good forunc— the chances are
Republican principle.
Thera arc now
Is next to godliness. Let Sanford be mode
heavily aguinst them.
three
State
tickets
in
the
field
in tiie pres
And tiie curious fact is— and this i beautiful. Of course wc realize that civic
Celery Farms
ent
campaign,
one
Democratic
and one
. should (fsk my boy to turn over seriously improvement docs not grow without labor
Republican. Each of the * three conven
In his inlnd— that it Isndt the "practical" and money, neither docs celery. Celery
tions,refused to endorse prohibition. This
is
Iteuutiful,
hut
we
do
not
care
to
raiso
Cut Over
studies, apparently, which make the most
peculiar situation exists in Alabama not
it
either
iu
our
purks
or
our
front
yards,
practical, the most successful men. A c
& Timber Lands
single party, or factional convention
cording to "Who's Who," the boy who und we believe the beautifying o f our
REAL ESTATE
has declared* outright for prohibition.wltcu
"wasted his yoiilh” studying his Greek, purks; our streets, our lake shore, our home
short time ago pealdbition was consid
Latin, literature, science, and history in grounds, would redound to the financial
ered
die most popular measure ever [»re
Pico Block
creased his chance of success in later life interests of Sanford in no small measure.
posed in the State, and where more dras
To
quote
from
a
recent
author,
"W
e
are
some four or five hundred fold. The
tic prohibition Iowb were enacted than,
greatest men of business are not grad largely indebted to the early immigrants
n any other state of the union. Alabama
who
canto
In
increasing
numbers
from
tbu
uates of "Business Collegia.” The great
T = *T T T
which
has excelled all States in prohibi
est attorneys and statesmen are not those continent of Europe, where tiiey were
tion laws, both in (lumbers and in effec For Good A verage P rices and Quick Returns Ship to
who hurried into low grade law schools at familiar with public parks us a feature of
tiveness, lias no party, which will endorse
the earliest possible moment. The great city life, for the success of the first at
prohibition. The Thompson wing oi the
est' physicians are not those who took a tempt to create an American park— in
Republican party tried to. straddle with a
New
York
City
Just
before
the
civil
war.
•'abort cut" into a poor medical school—
daclaradafe which specifically refrained
The
conditions
of-the
pioblein
in
that
and
fur medical -schools- worth attending do
from endorsing prohibition. It said “ We
not o^mlt short cut men,„.Somehow the Other cities were not favorable. There
favor the enforcement of die prohibition
. boys who fought' their way through both were no inherited public lands. The only
laws,
until the people decide to repeal
high school nnd college before "taking up privrmr ¿Mutes nval1flbT6"Tor parks had"
them." The Democratic Convention came
first
to
be
purchased
at
great
expense,
technical or professional studies, picked
out earnestly and emphatically for local
Southwest Comer Washington nnd Chambers Streets
up something that caused them speedily and ' then at still greater cost, to. "be
option, and rebuked die Democratic rep
restored
again
to
a
condition
approxi
to overhaul and pass by their fellows who
N E W YO R K c it y - “
“
“
mating nature and otherwise worked resentatives and officials who had Ignored
took the shorter and easier path.
the local option declaration in the pre REFERENCES: Aetna National Bank o f New Y ork City, o r any Com m ercial Agency
1'erhapa it was discipline, thnt "mental over to fit them for intended use. Tho
vious platform.
. .
and t o Hundreds o f Shippers w ho are shipping to them regu lar
discipline" which so many wise people difficulties which confronted our Amer
speak slightingly of nowadays, which they ican cities half a centnry ago were great;
get in college and which afterward put but they did not deter our people, when
»'ITI ilh'l
once aroused, from attempting to re-creatfr
them so rapidly to the fore.
'■tJ
Here la a single typical casé, thatof Mr. at large cost, those conditions which a
Taft's Secretary of the Interior. We may title forethought a few generations buck,
not lilu 'Mr. Ballinger's position or policies, would have preserved to us without ex
but we can leanr something from him. pense! Beginning with Central Park, in
He graduated at Williams College at the few York, the municipal authorities in
age of twcnty-tix and was admitted to this country Iiave devoted a large [»art of
the'MrMWd yean later,* intermitting his tho raxes nf ihcpast century to correcting
studies from time to time that he might the errors of their predecessors. Public
pay for his education in college and law parks iiave now- become an important
school by bis own toll. H e , wua nearly »ranch of American municipal adminis
di
thirty years of age before be began to tration. Public parks have, been furnish
ed by our deiuocamic communities upon
, practice his profession.
<_
«F A hundred Florida boys have told me a scale o f liberaVty unknown elsewhere
that they “ could not afford the time to in the world. “Surely the founders of San
take college course," and were ’ too poor; ford were liberal in providing five [»arks
the trouble is that Jhey are “ too poor iu l or oqr ujc, and pleasure, and (l remains
spirit''— though not in the sense of. the fAr us of the present day to devise means
•nt
Bestitmitt—ioo poor In sense. In pluck, in by which these parks may . bo beautified
vmbiüon; they have Just as much time as intended by those Who' res^utslbid h r
a n d hi«» «■ miirh mnnev as M r. Ballinger riieir fatalili.shiiifitL The S. L A. ls a % |
had.hut.they-lack Ida foresight and self jdous to tnoke a beginning, they alone
control, had .they will probably sever land can do but little. We believe die city
in the chplr o f a .cabinet .officer. And fathers will, help us as «-«m oth them good,
there are hundreds of similar casks in und we ask die help and sympathy of oil
tr lt
and in all the dictionaries In dieir cause. In some towns die city
« 1 II )
authorities <have offered a prize for the
O il
w
V
v v ìv iflg
•Siruitux.'i u j u iu a
tvæxaq lu tiAJiS) Jitfnq >:a th v m
;TT r
."STS F « ç s r s
We deal in Celery Farms "and
Farm Lands and we are the
largest owners of Town Lots
R
HOLDEN’ R E A L ESTATE
COM PANY
SANFORD
FLORIDA
H
penerai Fire
Insurance
J. W. Conner
City Property ^
JOHN V. DENTON & CO.
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
NOW IS T H E TIM
T o have your Autom obile overhauled for the winter ¡J
W e have the equipment and tools to make your car
as good as new.
Consult us.
A n y thing in the repair line.
Motor boat work a specialty.
SanfordM
i
�Health Conditions of Sanford Celery Delta
Good bye to Pain and Care! I take mine ease today,
Here where the «unny water« break
A n d ripple« this keen breese, I «hake
A l l burden» from the heart, all weary thoughts away.
Whittier.
I f he w ere liv in g in Sanford now he w ould say
Tbbse who'ore Unacquainted with the Intoxicants are vended arc not to be
geographical location and surroundings o f found here. We maintain no menace to
Sanford Celery Delta, are in all probability, the moral and virtuous development of
believers that this section, as well as the your children. We are a peaeful citizen
remainder of the state, must necessarily ry. Our health is good. You can become
be very unhealthy. It^is generally believ one of us if you have the Inclination and
ed by those who have not taken the time n little energy.
lôIn V èslIgâlé Ü16 TnBttHVthatatl extreme — “ Lndcy-Sanford.- TheDoUar-Faetory,”
southern states ora unhealthy. It will mokes no claims or pretensions os a win
be the object of this article to show that ter resort nor os a health resort, but never
these assumptions. Insofar as our Celery theless there are many persons who have
Delta la coPW W i*#W ,\hoJjy. pnfounded. discovered the good_ quaUtles of our win
The excellent drainage of Celery Delta. ters and summers and oiirconitanTTJr flow
Its natural1nux&OMpaAtho S t Johns river ing artesian wells and the resultant bene
Lakes Monroe and Jessup, in addition to fits to be derived from the use o f their
the large drainage canals that are bisect sulphur waters, and they make our city
ing the Celery Delta with huge mains and their headquarters while In Florida. Our
laterals, this work being done by the city Is n o t. dependent upon a transient
County Drainage Commission, ond the ad- tourist trade to-keep it up. We make no
1111101181 work being done by private enter especial b id for the invalid, but on account
prise, is conspiring to make the Celery of the prolific productivity
x te
Delta one of the healthiest sections of "Sanford System of Sub-Irrigation.'1our
transportation facilities, our water com
Middle Florida.
Good health and good'.climate arc al munication with the outer world, we are
ways found working hand in hand and able to hold our own in both winter and
_the writer of this article has attempted summer and go aheod and do on the same
- III ahnn In itin four issues of the Herald grand «cale all the year-through, that
previous to this that the climate of the some of our less favored cities do things
Celery Delta Unjust as good during the on during the winter season alone.
entire year as can be found « n the globe.
There are n o . large, bodies of stagnant
water In this vicinity. There are no large
swamps or marshes here. The distance
(Continued from Page &.)
to the Atlantic coast Is only twenty-five those who from time to time have so
mean elevation Is tbirty wiiiihgiy hcipw nw
feet above tide siafer, ~thus "giving' tHs
Folsom Brothers have lately put up a
section a fall of a trifle over one foot to
new saw mill a' few miles from Geneva
the mile from here to the sea. Ours is
ferry and are supplying our community
not a low flat country. We have rolling
with first class lumber. We are glad to
lands gradually Inclined plains, the usual
kiSow that Mr. Folsom Sr. will shortly
abrupt bluff country along soin6 parts Of
move to Geneva and will occupy tha
the lakes and rivers and enough broken
Frank Sutton home. We extend to tills
contour to furnish most excellent drainage
estimable family a hearty welcome and
to nearly every foot of the Celery Delta
hope they will remain as permanent res
when comprehended In combination with
idents.
the efforts of our progressive populace to
Mrs. Morun has hostess to the .M. M. S.
care at once for any surplus water that
society last week. There was anunusual
may accumulate.
ly large attendance at this meeting. Bv
In a country where vegetation grows as
a unanimous vote Mr. Jack Wicks was
proUflcaliy as It does In Florida, where
selected to bgy the lumbar to ceil the city
blasting breath of winter Is scarddy ever
hall. After the business was concluded
felt, there Is always some malaria but It
dainty refreshments were served and all
is easily controlled and its Influence in
pronounced the afternoon one of the most
producing attendent disorders are of a
pleasant.
minimum exaction.
Mr. Maze! Taylor from Chuluota is visit
Consumptives, or those suffering from
ing his mother and brothers.
chronic dlsorbers of the mucous membranes
The Epwortli League social was enter
particuarly the air passages, usually find
tained by Mr. and Mrs. H. T. McLain last
much relief if their change to this climate
week. While the weather was very dis
has not been prolonged until they are be
agreeable there was quite a crowd pres
yond all relief. Here are vast forests of
ent. A number of papers were read on
pine completly surrounding us, breathing
the "trees of the Bible." Recitations and
forth their balm till the entire atmosphere
music by members of the league, also
Is ladened with it. which in combination
music by the Geneva orchestra.
There
with our genial sunshine and balmy air
was an abundance of cr&ini and cake
will give pulmonary troubles relief if the
and the evening was very pleasantly
patient has.not passed out of that shpere.
spent.------ ;--------- ?----- —-—
There are many good reasons why persons
In poor health and those who want to pre
PAOLA POINTS
serve their health, should come to Sanford
Special Correspondence to The Herald:
and some of them are:—
Our community
was saddened last
Because the temperature is so equable
week by the deplorable accident which
that the invalid is not subject to great ex
coat the life of Mr. Mursey Driggers of
tremes of heat or cold.
Longwood who wqs hunting allgator eggs
Because the air Is so pure and bracing
around grass-pond or marsh In this vicin
that it Is a constant life-giving stimulant
ity Tuesday the 23, andwos struck by a
and renovator. <
rattler Just above the ankle on the. right
Because the atmosphere is not o f the
leg. The young man had the presence of
langurous type, but Is productive of ani
mind and the pluck to cut out the flesh
mation. vitality, dynoplc and longevity.
where the fangs entered and applied tr
Because the sunshine which supplies
ligature above the wound before any as
chloroform to our plant life each day adds
sistance could reach him. He was car
vigor to tha invalid's'depleted system. ried ns Boon os possible to Paola store
Because the mental attitude of the resi
where medical aid was summoned by"
dents of this vicinity is o f moral uplift,
telephone from Sanford. Dr. Neal arriv
contentment and happiness. This brings
ing speedily by auto, but the physician's
renewed energy to the invalid and peace
skill could not save him, the deadly pois
to his tired brain.
on had dono Its work.
He was tuken in
Because heart diseases which refuse to
the doctor's machine to his home In Longcompensate find relief in our level country
wood where he died about eleven hours
and low altitude.
after be was bitten. He wasa most prom
Because chronic bronchitis and asthma
ising young man and had many friends
are relived by deep inspirations of our
in this neighborhood.
moist, sunny air, which Is laden with salt
We note tiie departure, some little time
from the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico and
tha tonical balsam exuded by the forests since, o f Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Wilson of Syl
of health giving which are typical dTtbe van Lake on their summer outing to
locality, thus causing the patient to be points along the Hudson. N. Y.
B e S u re You H a v e
T h e n Go A h ead
S ta r t w ith our p u fe C an ad a- H a rd w o o d
A sh es to sw eeten you r soil, then “ go ah ead”
w ith the special fe r tiliz e r for the. crop you in
tend to grow , whethfer it is Blood,- Beawwaud
Potash or C elery Grower, L e ttu c e s p e c ia ir 'Ir is h
P o ta to special, etc., you m ay “ be sure you
are righ t:“
............................ ...............................
a . Armour
H o w ard -P ack ard Land Co.
-----
S A L E S
W arehouses
at
A G E N T
Sanford
and
Cam eron
C ity
COUNTY- HAPPENINGS
come healed without the aid of medicines
of doctors. Pqlmonary affections and caturrah both find almost instant relief.
Because kidney and liver troubles find
a constant eiiminant in copious draughts
of our artesian sulphur water, while rheu
matism, gout and all the conditions which
are due to faulty elimination of toxic
materials are wasted from the system by
a conspiracy of natural causes. Here,
from troubling and the
weary brains finds rest.
Because the owner of a borne in our
O rfa y Deha c an -have -W*-own-sulphur
spring right at his door for a consideration
not exceeding seventy-five dollars. No
need to take expensive trips to high priced
watering places to secure sulphur baths.
. Because our county U a "D ry “ oounty.
The rowdy element usual to places where
- W e are gliid to see the railway company
taking stepa to nfake the stations along
the line more attractive. Palmettoes and
other ornamental trees are being set out
and will add much to the appearance of
the station grounds and the- place fn gen
eral. Now. if the ever present pig could
be eliminated from "our midst, so some
sort of order could be attemptedl
Sanford Building & Loan
Association
P ayin g
R ont!
A. P. CONNELLY
Sec’y &. Treas.
of Armour Fertilizer».
going to pass this up. and
let some other lucky fellow
pick it up? If you want
quick as you can. -
• A Féw Miles
j i East of Sanford
Calery
t Fsrmi Colony
.
being ettiblitbrJ. It
Sanford by increasing ita trading population and it
propoaition anywhere near the city.
a
Celery Farina Colony begina at Deep Crerk and for 12 mile«
on both «idea of the Florida East Coaat to Tit uavilla the rich black
aandy loam is ours. South we ritend. 10 and along tha banka of the
St. Johna River and Lake Harney, the richeat muck and black aandy
aoil in Volusia County, I f you ara looking for land don't buy until
you aee Celery Farms.
We have a lot of bar
gains in Celery Farms.
These prices we now have
on them won’t hold over
60 days, better pick one
of these up before the rush
starts. .100 acres of the
finest Celery and Lettuce
land in the Sanford sec
tion; which we can make
you a special price,
cut it up for you or
you the whole piece.
F L O R ID A H O M E L A N D C O M P A N Y
407 A T L A N T I C
NATIONAL
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BUILDING
V I L L E , O L L O R I D A.
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Iff you h av e any R eal
E s ta te you can no t sell
b rin g it .to us. If th e re
is any piece of R eal E s
ta te yo u -w an t to buy
Sanford’s Largest Cash Grocery Store
W e have a few lots that we
arc selling to the Colored P e o
ple at $40 each, a small cash
payment nnebthebalance $2.50
per month. These lots Will be
worth $100 before you get thru
paying for them.
17 lbs. B est G ra n u la te d S u g a r
96
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F lo u r
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S çh n ap p s T o b a e co , by th e cad d y
flrdvt/n's M u le
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$ 3 .4 0
3 .1 0
- The weather is, to say the least, very
much unsettled of laterâud the “ old set
tiers” usual prognostications of "hurricane
wepthfer” ara about due.
W arehouse a t Cameron City.
On account o f the steady increase in
sales The Howard-Packard Land Co., have
erected a large warehouse at Cameron
City, the better to facilitate the handling
Heights t a sell.
These
lots have a frontage *of 65
feet on Park Avenue, and
remember they all face
.tbexast, the front of the
house always shady after
noon. We have a special
price on these lots for $he *
next-ten days.- Cash c^r
on time.
We have a * handsome
15-room residence situated
in the most desirable resi
dent section of the city.
If—you—would—fu rn ish a —
few of the rooms and rent
them the rent would pay
for the place in 4 or 5
For Land See Field
Sanford’s Largest Cash. Grocery Store
P hone 2 6 7
Field & Si
Room -8 , Peoples Bank
Sanfonl
U .S .A .
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t p « « » f l C orrespond«
Hv Wireless TefeetHMtc
Ike Williams got cured o f stuttering
mighty quick the other night. Hp called
to « m Geo. Spicer's oldestIgirl and while
he was talking to her over, the back fence
-George's ram sneaked up and made adive
at tye and bit him several inches below
the small o f the back and ever since Ike
y • nan say more cuss words in a minute
than any other man in town.
Bllliipenccr. who is the proud father of
two sets o f twins through the generosity
of the American stork, has been relieved
o f a troublesome lung.ailment by CQUghIntLup n safety pin. Bill says his house
Is ull littered up with safety pins nntfrubber nippies, but be don't see how the durn
thing got down his throat.
A cut rate undertaking- establishment
is talked .of here ns the high price o f cof
fins in Sanford has no doubt discouraged
many citizens from shuffling off who have
been financial failures.
Fete Starkey's bath tub sprung u leak
the othenday,' but as fall Is drawing nigh
the family wiil.probabJy have no further
use for it until next summer.
Our ladles have organized tin Improve
ment society and will build several miles
o f straw roads.
Bill Dijberry ate too much boiled pork
and cabbage for supper last Sunday and
- suffered much from combustion of the
stomachJor several hours. A new doctor
— from Sanford was called-and wanted to
operate for appendicitis, but BUI lowed he
li^tyieiquhoirn that way and wasn't goln
to have anything cut uway from him.
Jared Snodgrass is suffering from an at
tack of information on the brain.
' Lem ons
Will cu re
M a la r ia ;------
The fallowing, taken from tlte New York
Sun, wag given to the News by Mr. R. R.
Ureukermin of this city wlio states that
he has been cuited of tnnlaria hy the use
o f lemons:
"Same twenty years ago 1 was a victim
of tlut disease, and, of course, took the
quinine treatment, till my head begun to
grow blga and roar internally and infer
nally. ‘ A change of climate wns- recom
mended, and I.went to Saratoga, but my
head continued to require more space
and the roaring became louder, till I
thought t would go mad.
"One day my. husband chanced to see
an article written by e physician on the
Pacific Coast, in which he said he had for
fifteen years been trying to find a remedy
for malaria which would not have the in
jurious effect of quinine. He wns success
ful, and In many places where public
works had been abandoned because of
of malaria among the men they were re
sumed. Ills cure wns very simple and
and within the reach pf all. Take one
lemon, vgash thoroughly with u brush and
hot water till ail germs are goue. cut in
veryjiinail pieces, using skin, seeds und
ull: cook in thrco glasses of water till re
duced to one, and take this while fasting.
. I took it before breakfast, and in less titan
jn week I was myself again. Since then
-—f ve had no use for doctors,
if 1 feel a
little ’off" I resort to the lemon cure and
all is well."— Palatka News.
The beat matting art squares in town
at Miller & Son’s for $2.25.
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In th e Circuit Court o f the 7th, Judicial In the Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial
: Circuit o f t- e S tate o f Florida fo r
Circuit, S ta te o f Florida
Orange County.
City o f Sun ford
From Th*
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THE SANFORD HERALD *,
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l A N N O U NCEM ENTS
BUI In Chancery to Enforce
Mary Evens
Tax Lien.
...To ■he defendant. Mary Evans.
Hngfn
from the affidavit of the City StdldM-Itjr of‘ Sanford, herein Bled, that be beyou are a non-resh
alaenl of the State of
(hat your resldet
L> unknown and
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no person In thla state the service o f a
subpoena upon whom would bind you, and lhal
your age Is over the age of 21 years.
It is therefore ordered lhal you do appear In this
Court to the bill herein filed, upon Sth day of Sep
tember A. D. 1810.
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It Is further ordered that thla order of publica
tion be published once a week for 8 consecutive
weeks In the Sanford Herald a newspaper publish
er! in Orange County. Florida.
...—
Witness my hand-and seal of the said Circuit
Court this 23rd day of July A. D. 1010.
1». M. HOI1INSON,
60-81
Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County.
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Sarah Jessup Fleming, et al
Defendants.
To Georgians France* Lawford:
J. E. Face being duly sworn depose* end anye
that he la the complainant above named and that
he has read the foregoing bill, and that tod same.Is
except aa to such mgt*
iwledeeexn
trrs as areststed uià l i t r a tlgn
L ___and
■ belief, and
ay to such blatters thathr believes it to be true. ■
And affiant further state«. that the défendant.
lent above
Georgiana Francei l.s v foíd. defendant
named, U à non-reaklenl of the state of Florida.
, In the state of
and that her ___
residence Is at
New York,, that she Is
I* a
over the age of twenty-one
rears, and that tirare is no person In the state of
florida the service of a subpoena upon, thgt would
bind sahl Georg ianna France* Lawford.
It 1* further ordered that this order be published
In the SarMurd II- r I I for righi .onsecutive weeks.
.nature and seal this the
Witness my officia, signature
25th day of August. A l I». 1810.
KceiNSOM.
|«eal|
B. M. Ri
Clerk Circuit Court.
M. I. Hart, D.C.
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S H IP P E R S OF
I Florida Fruitsan<|Vegetables
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In the Circuit Court. SevenUi Judicial
Circuit, Orange County, S tate o f
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rto rld a ---------------------- -----------Edward Fbrrlster
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Charles Bat row and A . M. Thrasher
and James A . Rlrkwood,
To Charles Bskrow:
It appears from the affidavit of Edward Forrlstcr
herein duly Hied In which
t dJeposas and says
that he la the
complainant
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_____. .n the above named
caute) iand that the defendant, v
iio u r, u
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Charles
Bakmw,
a non-resident of the state of Florida, and that his
address la Louisville, Kentucky.
You are therefore ordered to appear to thl* MM
m Monday (Ite-Cirdday of October. A. D. 1810. the
an me being a rule day of thla court.
It h further ordered that this notice be Publishad
In the Sanford .Herald, a newspaper published in
San/onL Floridn. fur four conwvutlve weeks.
Witness B. M. Robinson, clerk of said court and
the seal thereof this the 13th day od August A. D.
1910.
B. M. Kor-irco*. Clerk.
[seal]
By M. A. Howard. D. C.
Andrew Johnson, Sol. far ComplL
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In Circuit Court o f the Seventh Judicial
Circuit, Orange County, S tate o f
Florida
Patsy Williams
General Insurance Agents
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Free Reading Room t
■jtft \^>'r i,S * v«ri|d»T3g3:^jr?rBJBaEB3:
ROOM 20
U p s ta irs P ico Block
Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida .
Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p.m.
C A P IT A L « 3 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0
AND
Saturdays 4 to 9p . m.
Strangers
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T h e O N L Y bank in Sanford
IN S U R E S E V E R Y
D O LLAR
PO S IT E D A G A I N S T LO SS from
and a ll causes.
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S. E. Williams.
To S. E. Williams.
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It appears from the affidavit of Patsy Williams
eraln
Bled
that the de
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egMi
fendant
a. E. Williams.
Is o residing
citizen of
county, Florida,
that he Is now
at Urang
Oviedo
in said county when she Bled her original bill for
divorce, and at the date of the Bllng of her amend
JEW ELER
ed hill fur divorce, uml that the title to the property described In said amended bill be decreed tu
M Y S P E C IA L T IE S
her. said defendant, S. K. William*, has roadraled
him self, and la_jiflK _nw l_lh ca_ SBflJLlrPtn » » k
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Oviedo lu sold county uf Orange, and JiT* exact lu
cation other than In said Orange county, U un
Gorham's Sterling Silver
known toiler, but that «aid 6. L. Will loin* la ovrr
II year« of age, and that there la no peraon within
Rogers* pIpttHi Ware
the itata of Florldn the service of a subpoena upon
Elgin and Wnllhnm Wutches
whom would bind the defendant, you are thetrfi
ordered to appear to the amended bill of complaint
herein Bled on or before the Jrd day of October.
A I). 1910, thexame being a rule day of said court.
goods guaranteed
.iLla further ordered lhal thla order be M s IM m S
once a week for four consecutive week« In Hie San
ford Herald, a newspaper published in Sanford, In
•aid county and atote.
In Witness Whereof I have hereunto attached
my name and official seal thla 17th day of August,
A . D. 1910.
B. M. Kwurw*. Clerk.
(•eal)
By M. A. Howard. D. C
Andrew Johnson, Sol. for Complainant.
Mt
H enry M .c L a u lin
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PEOPLES
BANK
OF
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Polite Service
SANFORD
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Accurate Service,
FOUR PER CENT allowed on Savings Deposits
Safety Deposit Boxes for rent
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M. M. SMITH.
H. R. STEVENS,
•President
Vice-President
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H. E. TOLAR
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Cashier
NISS R U TH A B B O T
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HAND BROTHERS;
CLASS IN PIANO LESSONS
In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial
Given at Home of Pupils, .Address
Circuit o f the S tate o f Florida fo r
123 Ninth St.
Sanford. Fla
Orange County
City of Sanford
Bill in Cháncrry to enforce
va
Tax Men
S. Puletton and
To all whom It may concern:
Upon application of the City Solicitor, it I* hcrey ordered that on or before the October Rule Day
•xt. being the third day of October, A. D 1810. In
said court, fou appear to and answer the Mil Bled
and «et forth the nature of your respective Interest*
In. right to. 6r lien* upon real rstat« «Unat« in the
city of Sanford, and deacrlbed In the bill a* Lot 7,
Block 10. Tier io.
H U further ordered. I hat till* be published In the
Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in'said
city, once a week for four consecutive week* prior
to said rule day.
Witness my hand and teal of the said circuit
court this 19th day of August, A. D. 1910.
I seal)
B M. Rwwcoa,
2 -(t
Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County.
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City uf Sanford
vs
tllll In Chancery to enforce- Tax
— Lisa.—------------------Mary f-v«ns
To all whem It may concern:
Upon application of the City Solicitor, it 1« here,y ordered that on or before the September Rule
day next, being Sth day of September. A. D. 1910,
In saitTttiurt. you appear to and answer the bill
filed and set forth the nature of your respective
interests In. right to. or liens upon real estate sit
uate In the City uf Sanford, end deecrihed In the
hill as Lot 3, Ultck 111. In Chapman A Tucker ad
dition to said City of Sanford.
It Is further ordered that this order lie published
In the Sanford Herald a newspaper published In
said City, nnoe a week fur fuur consecutive weeks
prior to said rule day.
Witness my hand am) seal of the said circuit
court thla ¿3rd day of July A. D.' IDICI.'
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B. M ROBINSON.
50-4 1
Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County.
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SALES STABLE
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p ih Midcv
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A U T O M O B IL E S FOR L IV E R Y USE
TO P
19 10.
P R IC E S
FOR
YOUR
¡ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES*,
uf K«», B. F. II sv m *. fa
n»(tlv la cKsigs at Aabvry ColLv* in HitbtiM.li),
I Iralth • »tori and
wlien »hipped to HEWITT.
If you are not doing
business witli till» House, write lo them at once.
For fidi pcrtkuUti wrili for free catalog to
HEW ITT
R E V . B. F . H A Y N E S
P resid en t Livingston Colloca
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E nterprise, W w i d i » / f
F R U IT
C . H . D IN G E E
P lu m b in g and
G a s Fittin g
Blacksm ithlng and H orsM has{n g
. H o rses and M u le s B ought and Exchanged
W h u f to itiwd th* «on or dtufltUr ta (*« ih# beat
iffacitioiui idvaiuifta with th* r»ry brit idiiaaoJ
in(g fot th* pfoifctian of h**lth of bedji and of lh*
moral and apiritual char*ct*r—-»hit ii tha v««in|
(4sk.Mi.km vtludk will have to he a*tiled by tiutuy
paranta for th* conun| fall.
The new collef« at EnitrprUe, Flonda to oprn
S e p te m b e r
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Harness and Buggies
The Safe Place for Your Son or
Daughter.
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will help yaa solve ihi, p-ublrm.
colic f t cambjasd.
In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judlclol Circuit o f the S tate o r Florida
fo r Drange County.
L IV E R Y , F E E D and
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AND *" P R O D U C E
C O M M IS S IO N ---- M E R C H A N T S
10 E. Cam den S t,, B altim ore, Md.
References: ■ Tills I’nf-er and
Thousands of Pleased Shippers In Florida
Drink a Bottle of
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All Work Receives My Personal Attention
and Best Effort» — , - • ■
Opposite City Hall
'Phone 230
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F or M ayor.
At llie earnest solldlalion of my friends I have
uMtKulcd to anuuunut ray camiiduL-y fur the puaIllun'oTM ayor of Sanford at the primary to ba
Respectfully.
W. H. UNDERWOOD.
For c ity Cleric, Treasurer, Assessor.
I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of
City Mark. Treasurer and Aaseaaor. Many years
of experience with city affair* and clerical posi
tions have made me familiar with the wurk of ltd
office
having made Sanfur
infuni my home. 1 aak
the voters uf Sanford tu look up my record and
Blurts for this positura of mist.
Respectfully.
M. W. LOVELL.
and
Clerk, Treasurer and A ssessor
.«a
In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial
Circuit o f the S tate o f Florida fo r
Orange County
City of Sanford
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BUI In Chanoary to enforce
A. C Martin andI
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=H S
To oil whom It may concern:
Upon application of the city solicitor. It It hereby
ordered that on nr before the September Rule day
next, being Ore 5U) day of September, A. D. 1910.
In said court, you appear to and anawer the MU
Bled and aet forth the nature of your resprrtlve In
terests In, right to. iv liens upon real eatata sit! uafe In the City of Sanford, and deacrlbrd In the
bill aa Lot 7, Block 10, Tier TO, In Martin's Addition
of said Sanford.
It It further ordered that thla order be published
In the Sanford ll*rabl, a newspaper published In
said city, once a week (Dr four consecutive weeks
prior to said rule day.
Wltnesa my hand and seal of the said court thla
23rd day oi July, A. D. 1910.
Jaeal)
B. M Kaowaaa.
5()-4t
Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County.
I am urged by my friends to announce myself as.
a cgagM stgfar the uBh e pf Clerk, Treasurer and
A w ciao r a t «K grA^iiC.a d ry rliirilnn. to wideb
Ifl Court o f Courtly Judge, S ta te o r
place I was appointed lo Bll the uneiplrod term e f
Florida
Mark L. Scoti. I sol ioti an Inspection of (he work
dotte by me to convinte you uf my quallAcatlant to
Lyra an*Fhel pa } Orange County
fui PII I tie ddtles of the unite
Notice la hereby given, to all wbom ll may con
Yours truly,
cert). that on the Bthday uf February, A. D. 1911.
R. C. M A X W E L L
I shall apply to th* Honorable William Martin.
Judge of «a id Court, aa Judge o f ‘ Probate, for ray
. discharge os c u c u u lx e f the «alate of Lyraaa
N otice o f Application fo r Tax Deed
Ips. deceased; and that at the aame lime I will
Undar. Sect Ion ,0 or Chapter 4888 tveaent my final ocojuhU as executrix
Dated Aug. 5lh. A. D. 1910.
La MA o f Florida
Moat’ IB u m Pun.*»,
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Executrix,
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Notice is hereby given that J. A. Thompson of
saloni, t-U., purchaser of T s » Certificale No. 324.
vied the 6th day of July A l) 1908. has Bird mid
i r a s ^ Ä . Ä . Ä r Ä ‘« s
■ M sr.nÆ
fW Â't’ÆTÎi
13. Sanford
V Ä » SBSÉS-'
ised c ' the dale of the
e-une of A
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Told oertifleate shall be redenned acw. -tax deed w ill Issue- there m on the
ugusL A D. 1810.
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G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R
Manufactured with |Kire distilled wuter— th ey w ill prevent tlinna, a id 1 , ---digestion and give you healtii
Tho Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., S anford, Fla
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Shoes for every oco'casion, no m a t t e r
; ; what you wish them
; ; for, whether for a
|jr days tramp, an after: ; noon of sport, an
;; evening of society or
for business. There
!! is an appropriate and
; ; reliable shoe for that
•| particular o c c a s i o n.
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F IR S T N A TIO N A L
In Court o f County Judge S ta te o f
Florido
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W r a ' i u ï ' L l » : Dee d 0 f * “ ^ Count^
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may contb-jhw w L ltlf ly i»L 4“ y of Ifcow n b eL-A Jk
Ifiun vosn irpiy to Tim nonutnu»« Wrn.
Jm il« of â
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Wra lis i« U ste*.deceased: and at the same tima I
m ta su tny nffiiTal signature und seal Uii* the will present " r i final account* as executor of said
290tA#F,a(.Jobr, A, D., 1910. ^ ^
tritate, and aak fur q w fr W jW k e L
C leri Circuit Court Orange County, nofIda.
: Woodruff
Datad June 10th. A. I
Dec. 10.
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O B « . P E R N A L D , V lee-P ree.
B. P . W H IT N K R , A sst. Cashier
Only National Bank In Orange County
Funds P rotected by Burglary Insurance
Safety Depoalt Boxes for Ran
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O R G A N IZ E D
1887
C IT Y CIGAR S T O fte
A nd tG E C R E A M P A R L O R ________________________ _
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P e rio d ic a ls of a ll K inds
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Sanford, Floridi
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H. RAND. Présidant
P . P. P O R B T E R , Cashier
Ic e C ream Furnished in Pintó, Quarts au*i G allons
BY
: : Frank L. W oo
* a u s i»
OF SANFORD, FLA .
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P h o t » 281
Old Peatoffte« B'M'g
�W *E
Y ear
Crete« <,'. Year
1899
1.100 *• 1905
1900 , 8,200
1906
1901 ' UjOOO
1907
1902
21.200
1008
1903
34,000
1909
1904
63,650
imIudcc. $10 monthly,
Crates
61.660
123.968
181.768
330.000
476,000
Yearly overage Increase 118.3$
V ó lu m e 1
DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF
SANFORD CEURV deità
The Individuality o f a section . is the
base of Its distinctive qualifications.
A
locality that fa In no vyny different from
other localities, is destined to come and
go, unannounced and unnoticed. Not so
with Sanford. WhyT
ri
First. Because we hove made a repu
tation that Is being used by all parts of
ihs state in the sale of worthless land
to bomescekers whose Intentions are good
and hence should be respected and not
trampled upon.
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Second. Because the flowing artesian
wells in the Sanford Celery Delta, flow
now, not next week nor next year, but
right nqw.
Third. Because, tho natural flowing
wells of the Celery Delta, o f which there
am 2700, are not of the salt variety which
are to be hod on the western edge of
Volusia county and Lake Harney. Our
wells have been tried for a dozen years
and by their uae we produce bumper
crops, We have the wells to show, 2700
of them.
n m l p Because t h i r t y a - proven aection.
W e do , not have experimental
farms nor demonstrdtlon patches.
We
do not need (hem, W e have 2400 acres
in the Celery Delta, tiled. Irrigated and in
cultivation, thus showing that this section
has passed out o f the experimental stage.
Fifth. Because we do not have to hold
any other locality up to the would be purchaaer to induce him to purchase land In
, the Celery Delta.
We show him what
fias been done and tho operations now
going on apd his exclamation is ‘This is
more like business than any tiling I have
seen in Florida.” • 1 '
Sixth. Because all the laqd in the
Oalery Delta Is susceptible to drainage os
well as irrigation.
Seventh, Because we have a hardpan
at the proper distance beneath the' sur
face which retains applied fertilizers and
Irrigating waters.
Eighth. Because the vegetable grow
ing Industry o f the Calory Delta has grown
to such proportions Uuu a hundred ton
capacity ice plant la kept running at full
blast during tho shipping season Find thè
output Is used to refrigerate Sanford veg
etables alone.
Ninth. Because we have both water
and rail transportation, making a com
petltive combination that will never be
removed and insuring to tills section
freight'rates or the'most equable degree.
Tenth.
Because all the accessories
necessary to the intelligent cultivation
and marketing o f the crop are to be had
Eleventh. Because the basis of our
Sanford ia iu agriculture and agriculture
Is the salt of the earth..
• Twelfth. Because there la little good
land in Florida and those who are fortun
ate enough to secure a piece o f the San
ford irrigable stuff should concede them
selves very fortunate, :
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Thirteenth. Because the Sanford Cel
ery Delta does not have to ape nor smirk
after any _cUlsr JBfiUPJL
O t h e n u i m c r l i n h i c e good 'intending per
sons to purchase Its lands.
Fourteenth.
H A N D L E
Because Sanford Celery
stretch the truth nor plagarlze any other
community to Itiduce horaesoekera to
purchase what little irrigable land they
Fifteenth.
Because Sanford Celery
Delta land la telling for $150 to $1750
per acre when land on the Voluala county
side of the river goes begging at $20 an
Sixteenth. Because Sanford la e pro
gressive community and lias all modern
facilities necessary to such a community.
Seventeenth. Because Sanford Is not a
“ colony schem e" perpetratod by land
fakirs to flimflam Innocent people out of
their hard earned savings.
Eighteenth. Because Sanford does not
IC tu ve to tell-you about what it intends
doing, but can point out to you. what it
‘ has alresdy.bcujinpiiUiod.
Nineteenth. BbcMX« Sanhiffi!. h a s ‘ be
come famous throughput the nation Tor
^eVttingtm riworkm g out rite most -scien
tifically poised system- nf-w b-tirlgation
thut-hub so for been given to the use of
lowing anauawslf
en p»r cent dltenunt for cmilt
lo Im ereti on d efrrm l paymcnti.
rs p rtf t u n until development begin«,
f« give 30. 60 or 90 days tree« on deferred nfivm enti In caee of lick net*,
t’e g llo free deed In coee o f death as per
contract
TITLE BOND I GUARANTEE CO.
Our Pulley: Conaarvatlam, Rallablllty, Proiraaalvanasa and Courtaous T raatm o n t
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , S E P T E M B E R 2 , 1 9 1 0
2 $10 m o n t h l y - T h i t i E u ,
M as
82S dow n -th at’s a ll □ [
(Y o u Know W h a t It M ean s)
It Means Danger
A n d it will stand you well in hand to take heed o f its warning. It is an evidence o f J E O P A R D Y and when it appeari you will do
weU to nose around for-trouble.
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Remember You A re in an A ge
When it seems to be the gist o f your brother's ambition to do you
Assimilate Every Fake Proposition
Placed withU yoor reach, you are destined to undergo-a gorging a
Pocket Book Undergo a" Draining,
—
The memory o f which will remain with you for several moons an
The Slick O ne W ith a Scheme U p His Sleeve—
Stall«eth through the land and prepsreth divers and sundry packages to piss out to you.
* Sanford growers to promote Sanford’s interests and he also taketh the nice pictures of
Unmitigated Gall
T o attempt to make you believe that his G O P H E R D U N E S can be made to ]
ford puts forth.
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H e H o wleth, About His Flowing W e ll
W h ich he is trying to get, hut fails to say s word about th e ,
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Flowing Salt W e ll H e Already Has
A n d which kills everything within it* scope o f influence.
He talketh muchly al
Its Aquatic Possibilities
N o r the necessity of a row boat and diving suit whicK you will, need to carry on
Your Deep Sea Farming
Down among the fishes and frogs and moccasins of the unsold and undrained plains which he gobbled up at $2 per acre, and neith
er does he tell you that you can
G row Web-Fboted Swim m ing Ducks and Geese
behind
In your front yard, in your barn yard, in your garden, in the road in front o f your
--------- I t each side of your house.- It*makes no-mentton-of the fact that there i s --------
Water, W ater Everywhere and Not a Hole to Pi
And an insufficient appetite to drink it down, but the row boat can be tied to your front door knob and your gasoline launch can
snugly moor at the kitchen door, both of which beats wading, if you were
Submarine Crops You W ill Grow
W ill be a greater surprise to you than your wait for the return of the dove to your ark with the olive branch in its beak.
W hen “tbe Waters Subside
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You can sit serenely in the shadow of your then useless gaspline launch and coyly observe your dry and powdery acres being carried
hence into the domain* of your far distant neighbor, leaving the seed you have planted marooned high and dry above ground and
without the zone of nutrition. W e have-been told that is injurious to tell the truth and
Have Been Admonished to Cease Knocking
But C H R IS T rose up in his might and read the riot act to the Pharisees and hypocrites o f his time and if'the truth was good then,
will you please state why it ia not good now? T itle Bond and Guarantee Company is not engaged in any questionable land deals.
Y o u Can Not Make Too Sure of the Quality
O f your Florida Land purchase and the more complete your investigation the easier you will be let down when you find you will be
unable to make even an existence on your unirrigated acres.
The Closest Scrutinity
Can be made o f our flowing wells on Sanford Farms, of our soil and its producing qualifications, o f our transportation facilities, of
Cur proximity to irrigated; and cpltTvatMTaress, tire reliability isf^our company, o f our'guaranteês and edr abtUty“ to fulfill our contracts
;re is Little Unsold Land Left in the Celery Delta
T.
A n d you wilt do well to get in communication with us at once and secure one o f our G U A R A N T E E D V E G E T A B L E F A R M S
before they are all taken and you are relegated to the zone o f the S A N D D U N E D E A L E R F O R E V E R .
Send fo r our book.
It tells you about the kind of land you should buy In Florida
TITLE - B O N D - & - GUARANTEE - COM PANY
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(IN C O R P O R A T E D )
$25 down-that’s all ■ I B a B G l B E □
Twenty-rourth. Because the waters of
ty of the Sanford systen of sub-irrigation
Lakes Monroe and Jessup and the S t
hove pronounced It to be perfect.
Twent-fim . Because the copious flow Johns river furnish tuosf excellent means
of artesian water, always Impregnated for enjoyment (hat cannot be had In In*
with sulphur will permU of the same area land locations.
Twenty-fifth. Because our soil is so
being planted to the same crops -year in
and year out with any injury to tho. soil light and loamy.that it can be worked by
band.
or quality of product:
' ’ Twenty-second.
Because a Sanfonl
A cre has produced
of » cgctabieeWir single growing season. This
lathe record product loo for th i- whole
earth.
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Twenty-third. Because the health of
Twentieth. Because the Department of
Agriculture, ut Washington through its Sanford is good during the winter and
trained experts who have been sent here summer and the climate is perfect the
from time to time w Study the effectuall-
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$ 1 0 m o n t h ly - T h .t ’s E «y
sufficient to take care of a good majority
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o f the grocery bill
Twenty-eight.
Becauae people come
hare in poor health which they rcguln.buy FOR SALE
vegetable farms and become permanent
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citizens.
These are a few o f the distinctive rea
sons that jjv e character io Sanford and
iu Celery Delta. Great men are known
by their personal attributes, and thus It Is FOR SALE
with Sanford. Our c ity Is known by Its
Twenty-sixth. Because wcbegin plant
ing our crops here about the time our
.northern cousins get. out the hard euul
burner and begin to prepare f«,r their
winter seige of bad colds, pneumonia ««yt
TMs liâ t May tntrrest Von
attendant disorders.
FOR SALE Five acres, 2 H cleared, 1 \
Twenty-seven.
Because1 the saving
' 2 room cottage, price $1.0
here in the matter o f fuel and heavy FOR SALE Residence, Markham Helg
ubthing ss compared with the north, la
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grove, $3300.00. One third
pash balance Uj suit pur-„
chasher. .
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Five acres iutieok Hammock.
3 tiled, flowing weU withirW
half mile of station.
Price
$3.800. terms $1000..flash.
balance in five years or
Ten seres, tiled and in high ' i
state o f cultivation, four wells
- .Jfcgjipiih«' J ÏÏjg nls a iH wing.
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balance in two and three
years. This place will rent
.for $1,000 per year.
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IN SANFORD— Life la Worth Living
dumber 4
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^CITY COUNCIL
MEET
Many Measures of Importance
Cussed and Discussed.
------ RESOLUTION REGARDING ROADS
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Volume III
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. 1910
NOT A CANDIDATE
lion. D. t r Thrasher W ill Not M ake the
Race fo r M a yor ‘
The following letter has been received
by The Herald from D. L. Thrasher who is
in New York buying his fall stock o f goods:
Editor Holly, Sanford, Fla.
FAKE LAND SCHEMES
Investors In Florida Lands
Should Investigate.
BLAME UNSCRUPULOUS DEALERS
Deor S lr Railroad M u si FU. Crossings. Ladles
1 noticed in the last issue o f the Herald Florida,Editor Finds That Many Pco
Oat Donation For Improvements.
file Are Buying Gold Brick
the notice that Mr. Underwood was the
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Other M a tters. r
Prop erties.
only candidate so far for Mayor of San
Council convened in regular session ford, but that it was rumored that I would
Little by little tho truth I b coming out
Sept. 6th 1910. Members present W. H. be in the race.
about various fake land schemes in Flor
r Holden, R, H. Stevens. B. A . Howard, H.
With due deference to the confidence ida. Tho Herald sounded the note jof
P. Driver and A . T. Rossetter.
Members and good will of a few friends. 1 emphat warning several years ago and was de
"atisCnt 1). L. Thrasher and G. R. Calhoun. ically decline to make tho race. I realize nounced by several papers for being a
.. JL A . Howard, president pro tem.
the gravity of thoatunnton just nawrthnt •‘knocker'' of-prosperity. - The text of The
Minutes o f last regular meeting Aug., Sanford is in the beginning or the con-J HemM wns for every purchaser to see the
Isla n d special session August 12th read struction period and that she needs a land first. The following from the editor
unA.approved. ,*
level head, honest heart and steady hand of the Live Oak Democrat will open the
*■ • Treasurer's report for August approved to guide her on in her progress, perhaps eyes of the prospective buyers of Florida
afyl ordered filed.
ns never before. Ji believe Sanford has land:
. Marshal's repbrt for August approved much of suet) materia), not ’ yet tried.
"The editor of die Democrat returned
and ordered Hied. .
Give such as will make the race a chance u few days ago from n ten days' visit to
- — The following ordinances were passed: and let the citizens of Sanford make their his old home In Missouri, and while there
learned that thousands o f ucree-of Florida
Ordinance providing for the sanitary dis- choice.
Another reason I have to ofTer for de- Evcrgladertends has been sold in -lh e
^ca»irfa|M)f-fru>ts-and vegetables and food
products. Moved rules bc walvcd and i t clinmg to make the, race, is that at pre- city of St. Louis and Jefferson county.
be put upon third reading and final pas* seut I am a councilman and my term will We were surprised to learn that the d tlnot be finished until Dec. 1911. I love zens of tho “Show Me" State would buy
sage. Waived its adoption. . Carried.
Ordinance providing for the construe* Sanford for her shady streets and flowing upon the representation of agents with
tion
sidewalks and 'material used in wells, her churches and schools und her out first seeing the property they were
v such construction. Moved rules be waived people, nnd most u f nil because BanfdrJ paying their good money for. The drain
age of tho Everglades is in its infancy.
and It be put upon third reading and final is my home.
I believe in a standard pridoand n sen It will be years before they are drained—
passage. Moved its adoption. Carried.
The following ordinance., passed 1st timent of decency and order that must if ever, and even if tire work of drainage
reading: An ordinance to provide for a characterize tiie citizenship of every com shall ever be qBmplcted there will be large
license for tho solo of spirituous or malt munity that reaches a very great degree areas of the land absolutely. worthless.
beverage containing an amount of alcohol of perfection, lienee this word of explan Acre after acre of land or water, miles
insufficient to produce intoxication and ation, for my altitude and action, which from the drainage canals, that may be of
1 hope no one will misunderstand or be so but very little value, is being gold, we
commonly called “ near beer."
unkind as to misconstrue.
are informed, at prices ranging from $50
■ The following resolutions were passed:
Yours truly,
to $200 per acre, and it could not be Bold
Whereas: The board of. county com
t). L. Thrasher.
to
a resident of the state, at all, except
missioners of Orange county liaVC Issued
for speculative purposes. In fact, a native
n call for a special election to be held in
Killed in Autom obile Accident
Floridan would not accept as a gift a
. October for the purpose o f voting upon an
A burated tiro caused a touring car in deed to the (iroperty if he had to live up
issua of one million dollars ( f 1,000,000.00)
In bonds by Orange county, for the pur wnicli five men were riding to turn n so on it. The signs urc not wanting that
pose o f constructing vitrified brick roads mersault last Sunday on a part of the land sharks are seeking by deliberate
Grand Prize rheo course nenr Savannah, misrepresentation to work off large bodlek
throughout the county, and,
Whereas:
No investment of public and ulmost instantly killed Mike Jones, n of so called reclaimed land, much of it
monies bring so large returns to the com well known retail furniture merchant in worthless, upon uninformed people at the
The four oilier men were North and West, and ns investors thus
munity generally us money invested in Savannah.
badly
bruised,
hut not seriously hurt. bitten arc sure to make u row, the result
good roads, and,
Jones
was
picked
up by an automobile will be that desirable Florida lands scekWhereas: Believing that it is to the
which
had
followed
the party nnd wns lng~ir market—will-be Jilncklisted: many
best interest o f every citizen in the San
ford district, and in the county at large, hurried to a hospital, but died just as lie who would otherwise invest will be scared
reached the building. He was the owner away, and all legitimate land enterprises
that this measure shot! carry,
Bs it therefore resolved: That the city of the wrecked automobile nnd was at tho in the State will suffer.
There will bq some good Everglades
council of Sanford heartily endorse* this wheel when the accident occurred. The
bond issue and pledge their support, in machine was torn to pieces. It w o b stat land reclaimed by drainage, but the poor
dividually and collectively, to (lie meas ed that Jones'- head was caught by the mail who buys a body of this land on tho
steering wheel as the car turned over and installment plan will hardly get that kind.
ure.
Resolution resolved by the city council Ids neck was broken. Otherwise lie was A city on papeA near the center of the
Everglades, is also being worked on (lie
- of 8unford. Florida, that the Mayor is not even very badly bruised.
Mr. Jones was the senior member of Hie unsuspecting, so it is reported, and it is
hereby instructed to notify James C. Hig
gins, division supsrintendent of the A. C. Jones-McLaughlln Furniture Co., of this said that large numbers o f worthless lots
L. Railway, that the railway crossings at city. W. W. Abernathy, the manager, wus are being'sold at from $50 to $300 each.
French Avenue, First, Second and Third called to Savannah by wire und attended
‘Why people will buy property In Flor
streets are in an ' unsafe condition and the furnal which occured nt Statesboro, ida or any where cIbc without first inves
are a menace to passengers traveling Gu.
tigating is more than we can understand.
over them, and that the railroad company,
There
are million^ of acres o f good land
W ei borne— Murphy.
through ita agent, be ordered to lay board
in Florida for sate that Is high and dry,
Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock an in
croaaings between its hacks on the above
nnd the price nsked fur it is very reason
teresting wedding occured at the Oakland
— -.(nenUoned streets of the town.
able. Projicny in Florida is advancing in
Heights Presbyterian church, Rev. Clar
price every day, and land purchases made
Moved and seoonded that bond trustees
ence G. Reynolds, D. D., officiating.
Mrs.
almost anywhere in this State outsido the
*he Instructed to |My 63,158,77 balance
Ethel f . Wclbome of DeLand, Fla., and
Everglades are. in our opinion, good and
due Geo. H. Grafts A Co., when the re
Hugh K. Murphy, M. D., of Mulbury, were
safe investments; but our advice to ail
post la finally audited and approved by
the bride and groom. Miss Purdon. the
prospective purchasers is to come to
street committee and that sufficient funds
from 0 « premium onbornlxbcUausiciredi®!81"
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thc wedd' n,S Florida end see the land before buying.
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march to which the bridal-party-entered. We believe there is land in Florida th&t
to bridge account to make up the necesThe bride was attractively attired in a
will produce crops of a greater money
sary amount.
Widte chiffon broadcloth Bull, and chiffon
value per acre than will the Jonds of any
Moved and seconded that the Mayor
cloth waist, a becoming hu| trimmed in
other
State in the Union, but, like all the
be Instructed to call the attention of cite
blue and whllh completed the toilet.
other States, we have some waste lands,
" Sanford Light & Fuel Co., J o .lh e damage
The wedding wus u very quiet one only
and Uiesd* waste lands are sometimes
done by their wire« to the sliade trees of
the immediate family and a ¿few friend!
placed upon the market and sold in Uie
the city and be notified that a continu
being present, among them being Mrs.
West and South at very high prices, while
ance of this damage will result in a suit
D. 11. Purdon of DeLand, mother of the
good
wild lands can bo purchased for
by the d ly .
bride, Mrs.. W..E. Tucker and Mrs. E. J.
from $3 to $15 per acre, and improved
Moved and seoonded that the matter of
Sheffield of Jacksonville. Mrs. E. H. Dud
farms for from $10 to $35 per acre.
Joe Lalng relative to 1907 delinquent tax
ley of Mulberry, Florida, and, Miss Ger
es be deferred.
“ Florida is tiie best State in Uie Union,
trude Purdon.
Moved and seconded that the bond
but the wild-cat land schemes now being
Dr. Murphy, who is a prominent phys
trustees be instructed to pay W, A. Ginn,
worked will do the State no good, and
ician of. South Florida, together with his
engineer, $170.85 for services rendered
when the reaction which Is sure to come,
wife will spend a week in the mountains
and that.they use for that purpose a part
sets in. It will do us harm."
then go to Washington and Baltimore.
t of the unexpended premiums on hand.,
A t present they ore registered at Margo
A dvertisin g Flo. Ida Cities.
.. Resolved that the Sanford Light & Fuel Terrace.— AshvlUe Gazette-News.
to ., be instructed to place one incandes
The ad v e r s in g appropriation of Bar
cent light at tho oorner of 5th street and month be paid to the ladles of the San tow city council recently authorized will
Oak avenue, and also a light fit tb^ oor ford Improvement Association to be used be Hevbted to Uie issuing of an Illustrated
ner of 12th or 13th sU and Pork Ave., as in beautifying the city parks. Allowance 32 pages and coyer booklet and magazine.
way bo directed by tho street committee. beginning' with the month o f August.
The committee this week closed .a con
enMoved and seconded that the city
Geo. H. Craft« wesentod a statement tract with Vyle’s Advertising Agency,
glueer"be Instructed to readjust the curb and asked for ext/as ' in connection with for both booklet and advertising and Mr.
ing assessment on Oak Ave«, and the the new bridges, and it was moved and Vyle spent the first few days of the week
in Bartow taking photograph»- and oolpaving aiwntsment.oa Hallway. A m
seconded that no extra .money be paid.
ten
h ig-dsts ; "•
W. R. P#U presented a^pomìotTrelative
The
magazine advertising o f DeLand
:«o-<lso■essewowqf'Ui»'Ve.-C..C.Co- XetUi- par hills atiarhed,as signed by the presBusiness
LcagutTTs*also !ti charge o f Mr.
izer factory on West First street. Moved ident pro tem of city council and approv
Vyle.
und seconded that the same be laid on ed by the financial committee be fluid.
Isn't it about Ucue Sanford got busy
Moved and carried that council adjourn
the table.
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along
the same lines!
tUL7:S0 p, m., Wednesday, Sept, 7th.
Moved
that
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DISAPPEARED AT SANE0RD
Jacksonville Man M ls s ln l From
Home fo r Several Weeks.
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Ills
Items of Interest Concerning
Aaron K. Basham, ex-city councilman
Society People.
formerly connected with Uie Hunter Lum
ber Company, but reccnUr a retired clUzen and independent speculator in real
estate, has disappeared, and it Is feared
that he may have met with foul play. How Celery City Vanity T slr W hile
Away the Golden Hours—
Bnsnnm Left the city about the middle
Social Gossip.
of August for Sanford, and vicinity to investjgntc a eei«T"br^4-'pr-F0ai*W»».
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carried on .hla..perood. about $1,000 in
Xhlldrsa's Party
cash. And he w b b heard from last In *a
Sanford lays claim to having more chil
letter dated August‘21 and addressed to dren and healthier children than any d ly
his wife.
ofsimllnr size In the south. Anyone visit
PÖm r PURELY PERSONAL
It has been learned Unit. - Besimm con
templated taking o trip with two un
known men whom he met on the train on
his way to Sanford to examine some land.
The. three were to leave Sanford in n
launch. If the trip was taken the result
o f it Is shrouded in mystery, ns nothing
has been heard since of the Jacksonville
ing Sanford the past week and noüng the
children's* parries would have been struck
by the same thought regarding our young
hopefuls.'
By a happy diance the birthday of
Mildred Holly and Harry Woodruff fell
upon the same day and residing near each
other'tholr parents decided to give the
tain,_i______ ' .
~ litUe tojs n dual „birthday. Their little
• On Friday Mrs.-Besimm, «termed over friends were summoned by thé following
her husband's silence, visited Uie office of Invitation:
Sheriff R. Fleming Bowden, and appealed
Born on the Third of September '
Harry Woodruff and Mildred HaDy
to Uie county officers to locate, if ixMtsiblc
Have cause this day to remember
her missing husband.
A photograph of
And with little friends wiU be Jolly
Basham and other information has been
On Saturday next is the date
for worded.to. Sanford, and Deputy Sheriff
Woodruff home, oorner STxUTahd Oak
Lee of that place has been urged to make
So mark it down on your slate
a thorough investigation.
Thera wiU be fun for the litUe folk
Be&lium left Jacksonville for Sanford to
look over a proposition with the Florida
Home Land Company iind put before him,
and it was his intention to meet the com
pany's agent in Sanford.
That he ever
nppearded nt the compiiny's Sanford is
not known.
The letter written by Bcsham to his
wife was doted August 21, nml wns writ
ten on the stationery of the Sanford House.
In the letter he mentioned the two men
whom he had met on the train, neglect
ing to give Uieir names, and stated that
on Uie next day thc three were to take a
lunoh ride to look over some celery land.
At Mrs. Basham's request on Friday,
the sheriff's office immediately took the
matter up, and a letter was written to
Deputy Sheriff Lee of Sanford, asking him
to make a thorough search for Basham.
Up to a lata hour last night no reply had
been received from Shnford.
The fact that Basham hns always close
ly attended to ills correspondence, (lie
fa c t . Unit he had n large amount of
money on.his person when lie left Jack
sonville, and Uie furUicr fact that lie
contemplated a launch trip with two un
known meii arc tuke as
reasonable
grounds for tiie fear that lie lias met with
fuul play.
Ho may have been nssauited. robbed
and thrown into the river from Uie*
luunch,” was one Bjicculativc bit of gos
sip beard at police headquarters last
night. In the meantime the sheriff's of
fice is doing its best to Bccurc informa
tion of Basham.
As an ex-city councilman, us being
long connected with foe Hunt Lumber
Company of this city und as a real estate
B[>eculator, Basham lias a wide acquaint
ance in Jacksonville.
Basham formerly
resided at 1127 East Duval street, but re
cenUgJje moved to South Jacksonville—
Times-Union.
Deputy Sheriff Lee has investigated the
cubo and finds that Baslian left the San
ford House on the night named with his
baggage saying that tic would return in a
.few days and nothing has been heard of
him since. Tiie officers can find no boat
that was used that night and the whole
affair is shrouded in mystery.
* M rs. C. G. Malm.
Mrs. Clara G. Malm, surrounded by tier
husband. moUier and Uiree daughters,
passed over the river in Uie Great Beyond
Tuesday morning at eight-thirty o'clock
ut tiie home of her son-in-law, H. K. Tolar,
in Sanford. She had suffered greoUy at
times during the post few inonUia she
had been in Sanford, and tliough her
dentil was a severe blow to all her loved
ones it was the only balm that could
rest her wearied body.
Wednesday the remains were taken to
Upsalu on the afternoon train and there
in the litUe Lutheran «adultery were laid
to rest beside her father, who proceeded
her over a ygar ago. Rev. A. E. Housholder. of the Methodist church and a fortper presiding elder In this district, conduevrt-ttie service»?* - ■
Mrs. Malm leaves of her immediate
family her husband, mother ~ah<r eljfiC
children, and they have the deepest
sympathy o f
their many Wauchula
friends— Wauchula Advocate-
About Uiirty were present and enjoyed
the occasion os only children can. The
home of Mrs. Woodruff was decorated in
red and green and each litUe guest was
presented with a pretty basket filled with
candy. There were two lovely birthday
cakes with four Uny candles on each, and
they were Uie source of much merrimem,_
as Uie children cut for the dimes they
contained.
There were games on the
lawn, alter which dainty refresemeuts
were served, and an afternoon of real
pleasure Uuu the children will not soon
forget was brought to a close.
Oir Monday afternoon litUe Thelma .
Newlan was Bcven year sold and her friends
were invited to help her celebrate the
occasion by th'e following dainty invita
tion:
September fourth. 1003
I came thll beautiful world to eec
A i my birthday this year aunee on Sunday
I will entertain on Monday
So come little friend» that we may
Celebrate my eeventh birthday
Many games especially designed for Uie
occasion were enjoyed by the litUe folks
and niter refreshments were served they
departed wishing Thelma many more
happy birthdays.
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KITTY NICE PERU DROWNED
Well Known Operatic Star Goes to a
W a tery Orave
Kitty Nice Perle, leading lady in Uie
Manhattan Opera Company, and her hus
band. Louis Perle, a pianist in the same
troupe, were drowned in Lake Qulnsagamond at Worcester. Mass., Sunday night.
The leading lady and her husband were
in a fiat bottom boat and in changing
seats, Mrs. Perle lost tier bulanca and fell
overboard. The husband Jumped in to *
save her and called for help.
Before
those ashore could resell them they sank
from sight. When Uie liodles were re
covered both were lifeless.
Mrs. Perle was well known in Sanford
where she appeared lust winter in (Hi vette,
Chimes o f Normandy and several other
operas with tiie Manhattan Opera Co.
Killed In Skin Game.
While several negroes were engaged in
a game of skin at Markham lost Sunday
night James Reeves was shot in the back
by Robert Bradford and InstanUy killed.
Judge Stringfellow held a coroners in
quest and on evidence broughtlforth, Uie
negro Bradford was brought to . Sanford
by Deputy Sheriff Lee and will be given
a preliminary hearing tomorrow.
B road w ater In Town.
C. M. Brtxlwater, the popular fertilizer
man has decided to make Sanford head
quarters. He Is re presenUng the G, W.
Sanders Fertiliser Co., o f Jacksonville,trad
expects to meet his old friends and new
in the Celery Delta and other parts of the
State.
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Fred Lovell- the genial manager of the
Clyde Pharmacy 1 i taking a vacation at
Daytona Beach. Dr. Humphrlee'of Jack
sonville Is presiding at the Clyde during
Ur. Lovell's absence.
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W*E
Y ear
Crete« <,'. Year
1899
1.100 *• 1905
1900 , 8,200
1906
1901 ' UjOOO
1907
1902
21.200
1008
1903
34,000
1909
1904
63,650
H A N D L E
imIudcc.
Crates
61.660
123.968
181.768
330.000
476,000
en p»r cent dltenunt for cmilt
lo Imereti on defrrml paymcnti.
rs prtf t u n until development begin«,
f « give 30. 60 or 90 days tree« on deferred nfivmenti In caee of lick net*,
t’e gllo free deed In coee of death as per
contract
TITLE BOND I GUARANTEE CO.
Yearly overage Increase 118.3$
O u r P u lle y:
Vólum e 1
DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF
SANFORD CEURV deità
The Individuality o f a section . is the
base of Its distinctive qualifications.
A
locality that fa In no vyny different from
other localities, is destined to come and
go, unannounced and unnoticed. Not so
with Sanford. WhyT
ri
First. Because we hove made a repu
tation that Is being used by all parts of
ihs state in the sale of worthless land
to bomescekers whose Intentions are good
and hence should be respected and not
trampled upon.
........
Second. Because the flowing artesian
wells in the Sanford Celery Delta, flow
now, not next week nor next year, but
right nqw.
Third. Because, tho natural flowing
wells of the Celery Delta, o f which there
am 2700, are not of the salt variety which
are to be hod on the western edge of
Volusia county and Lake Harney. Our
wells have been tried for a dozen years
and by their uae we produce bumper
crops, We have the wells to show, 2700
of them.
n m l p Because t h i r t y a - proven aection.
W e do , not have experimental
farms nor demonstrdtlon patches.
We
do not need (hem, W e have 2400 acres
in the Celery Delta, tiled. Irrigated and in
cultivation, thus showing that this section
has passed out o f the experimental stage.
Fifth. Because we do not have to hold
any other locality up to the would be purchaaer to induce him to purchase land In
, the Celery Delta.
We show him what
fias been done and tho operations now
going on apd his exclamation is ‘This is
more like business than any tiling I have
seen in Florida.” • 1 '
Sixth. Because all the laqd in the
Oalery Delta Is susceptible to drainage os
well as irrigation.
Seventh, Because we have a hardpan
at the proper distance beneath the' sur
face which retains applied fertilizers and
Irrigating waters.
Eighth. Because the vegetable grow
ing Industry o f the Calory Delta has grown
to such proportions Uuu a hundred ton
capacity ice plant la kept running at full
blast during tho shipping season Find thè
output Is used to refrigerate Sanford veg
etables alone.
Ninth. Because we have both water
and rail transportation, making a com
petltive combination that will never be
removed and insuring to tills section
freight'rates or the'most equable degree.
Tenth.
Because all the accessories
necessary to the intelligent cultivation
and marketing o f the crop are to be had
Eleventh. Because the basis of our
Sanford ia iu agriculture and agriculture
Is the salt of the earth..
• Twelfth. Because there la little good
land in Florida and those who are fortun
ate enough to secure a piece o f the San
ford irrigable stuff should concede them
selves very fortunate, :
.
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Thirteenth. Because the Sanford Cel
ery Delta does not have to ape nor smirk
after any _cUlsr JBfiUPJL
O thenu im crlinhice good 'intending per
sons to purchase Its lands.
Fourteenth.
Because Sanford Celery
stretch the truth nor plagarlze any other
community to Itiduce horaesoekera to
purchase what little irrigable land they
Fifteenth.
Because Sanford Celery
Delta land la telling for $150 to $1750
per acre when land on the Voluala county
side of the river goes begging at $20 an
Sixteenth. Because Sanford la e pro
gressive community and lias all modern
facilities necessary to such a community.
Seventeenth. Because Sanford Is not a
“ colony schem e" perpetratod by land
fakirs to flimflam Innocent people out of
their hard earned savings.
Eighteenth. Because Sanford does not
IC tu ve to tell-you about what it intends
doing, but can point out to you. what it
‘ has alresdy.bcujinpiiUiod.
Nineteenth. BbcMX« Sanhiffi!. h a s ‘ be
come famous throughput the nation Tor
^eVttingtm riworkm g out rite most -scien
tifically poised system- nf-w b-tirlgation
thut-hub so for been given to the use of
Conaarvatlam , R allablllty, P ro ira a a lva n a sa a n d C o u r ta o u s T r a a tm o n t
SANFORD, F L O R ID A , S E P T E M B E R 2, 1910
82S down-that’s all □ [
2 $10
M as
m o n t h ly - T h it i E u ,
(Y o u Know W hat It M eans)
It Means Danger
A n d it will stand you well in hand to take heed o f its warning. It is an evidence o f J E O P A R D Y and when it appeari you will do
weU to nose around for-trouble.
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Remember You Are in an Age
When it seems to be the gist o f your brother's ambition to do you
Assimilate Every Fake Proposition
Placed withU yoor reach, you are destined to undergo-a gorging a
Pocket Book Undergo a"Draining, —
The memory o f which will remain with you for several moons an
The Slick One With a Scheme Up His Sleeve—
Stall«eth through the land and prepsreth divers and sundry packages to piss out to you.
* Sanford growers to promote Sanford’s interests and he also taketh the nice pictures of
Unmitigated Gall
T o attempt to make you believe that his G O P H E R D U N E S can be made to ]
ford puts forth.
«>
He H o wleth, About His Flowing W ell
W h ich he is trying to get, hut fails to say s word about th e ,
'
,
Flowing Salt W ell He Already Has
A n d which kills everything within it* scope o f influence.
He talketh muchly al
Its Aquatic Possibilities
N o r the necessity of a row boat and diving suit whicK you will, need to carry on
Your Deep Sea Farming
Down among the fishes and frogs and moccasins of the unsold and undrained plains which he gobbled up at $2 per acre, and neith
er does he tell you that you can
Grow Web-Fboted Swimming Ducks and Geese
behind
In your front yard, in your barn yard, in your garden, in the road in front o f your
--------- I t each side of your house.- It*makes no-mentton-of the fact that there i s --------
Water, Water Everywhere and Not a Hole to Pi
And an insufficient appetite to drink it down, but the row boat can be tied to your front door knob and your gasoline launch can
snugly moor at the kitchen door, both of which beats wading, if you were
Submarine Crops You Will Grow
W ill be a greater surprise to you than your wait for the return of the dove to your ark with the olive branch in its beak.
When“tbe Waters Subside
^
You can sit serenely in the shadow of your then useless gaspline launch and coyly observe your dry and powdery acres being carried
hence into the domain* of your far distant neighbor, leaving the seed you have planted marooned high and dry above ground and
without the zone of nutrition. W e have-been told that is injurious to tell the truth and
Have Been Admonished to Cease Knocking
But C H R IS T rose up in his might and read the riot act to the Pharisees and hypocrites o f his time and if'the truth was good then,
will you please state why it ia not good now? T itle Bond and Guarantee Company is not engaged in any questionable land deals.
You Can Not Make Too Sure of the Quality
O f your Florida Land purchase and the more complete your investigation the easier you will be let down when you find you will be
unable to make even an existence on your unirrigated acres.
The Closest Scrutinity
Can be made o f our flowing wells on Sanford Farms, of our soil and its producing qualifications, o f our transportation facilities, of
Cur proximity to irrigated; and cpltTvatMTaress, tire reliability isf^our company, o f our'guaranteês and edr abtUty“ to fulfill our contracts
;re is Little Unsold Land Left in the Celery Delta
T.
A n d you wilt do well to get in communication with us at once and secure one o f our G U A R A N T E E D V E G E T A B L E F A R M S
before they are all taken and you are relegated to the zone o f the S A N D D U N E D E A L E R F O R E V E R .
Send for our book.
It tells you about the kind of land you should buy In Florida
TITLE - B O N D - & - GUARANTEE - COMPANY
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$25 down-that’s all
(IN C O R P O R A T E D )
Twenty-rourth. Because the waters of
ty of the Sanford systen of sub-irrigation
Lakes Monroe and Jessup and the S t
hove pronounced It to be perfect.
Twent-fim . Because the copious flow Johns river furnish tuosf excellent means
of artesian water, always Impregnated for enjoyment (hat cannot be had In In*
with sulphur will permU of the same area land locations.
Twenty-fifth. Because our soil is so
being planted to the same crops -year in
and year out with any injury to tho. soil light and loamy.that it can be worked by
band.
or quality of product:
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] $10 monthly-Th.t’s E«y
■ IB a B G lB E □
' ’ Twenty-second.
Because a Sanfonl
A cre has produced
of » cgctabieeWir single growing season. This
lathe record product loo for th i- whole
earth.
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Twenty-third. Because the health of
Twentieth. Because the Department of
Agriculture, ut Washington through its Sanford is good during the winter and
trained experts who have been sent here summer and the climate is perfect the
from time to time w Study the effectuall-
$10 monthly,
lowing anauawslf
sufficient to take care of a good majority
•
o f the grocery bill
Twenty-eight.
Becauae people come
hare in poor health which they rcguln.buy FOR SALE
vegetable farms and become permanent
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citizens.
These are a few o f the distinctive rea
sons that jjv e character io Sanford and
iu Celery Delta. Great men are known
by their personal attributes, and thus It Is FOR SALE
with Sanford. Our c ity Is known by Its
Twenty-sixth. Because wcbegin plant
ing our crops here about the time our
.northern cousins get. out the hard euul
burner and begin to prepare f«,r their
winter seige of bad colds, pneumonia ««yt
TM s l i â t M a y tn trres t Von
attendant disorders.
FOR SALE Five acres, 2 H cleared, 1 \
Twenty-seven.
Because1 the saving
' 2 room cottage, price $1.0
here in the matter o f fuel and heavy FOR SALE Residence, Markham Helg
ubthing ss compared with the north, la
grove, $3300.00. One third
pash balance Uj suit pur-„
chasher. .
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Five acres iutieok Hammock.
3 tiled, flowing weU withirW
half mile of station.
Price
$3.800. terms $1000..flash.
balance in five years or
Ten seres, tiled and in high ' i
state o f cultivation, four wells
- .J fc g jip iih«' JÏÏj g nls a iH wing.
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balance in two and three
years. This place will rent
.for $1,000 per year.
TITLE BOND k GUARANTEE OO.
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I N S A N F O R D — Life la Worth Living
dumber 4
* ^CITY COUNCIL MEET
Many Measures of Importance
Cussed and Discussed.
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RESOLUTION REGARDING ROADS
Volume III
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. 1910
NOT A CANDIDATE
lion. D. t r Thrasher W ill Not M ake the
Race fo r M a yor ‘
The following letter has been received
by The Herald from D. L. Thrasher who is
in New York buying his fall stock o f goods:
Editor Holly, Sanford, Fla.
FAKE LAND SCHEMES
Investors In Florida Lands
Should Investigate.
BLAME UNSCRUPULOUS DEALERS
Deor S lr Railroad M usi FU. Crossings. Ladles
1 noticed in the last issue o f the Herald Florida,Editor Finds That Many Pco
Oat Donation For Improvements.
file Are Buying Gold Brick
the notice that Mr. Underwood was the
‘
Other M a tters. r
Prop erties.
only candidate so far for Mayor of San
Council convened in regular session ford, but that it was rumored that I would
Little by little tho truth Ib coming out
Sept. 6th 1910. Members present W. H. be in the race.
about various fake land schemes in Flor
r Holden, R, H. Stevens. B. A . Howard, H.
With due deference to the confidence ida. Tho Herald sounded the note jof
P. Driver and A . T. Rossetter.
Members and good will of a few friends. 1 emphat warning several years ago and was de
"atisCnt 1). L. Thrasher and G. R. Calhoun. ically decline to make tho race. I realize nounced by several papers for being a
.. JL A . Howard, president pro tem.
the gravity of thoatunnton just nawrthnt •‘knocker'' of-prosperity. - The text of The
Minutes o f last regular meeting Aug., Sanford is in the beginning or the con-J HemM wns for every purchaser to see the
Isla n d special session August 12th read struction period and that she needs a land first. The following from the editor
unA.approved. ,*
level head, honest heart and steady hand of the Live Oak Democrat will open the
*■ • Treasurer's report for August approved to guide her on in her progress, perhaps eyes of the prospective buyers of Florida
afyl ordered filed.
ns never before. Ji believe Sanford has land:
. Marshal's repbrt for August approved much of suet) materia), not ’ yet tried.
"The editor of die Democrat returned
and ordered Hied. .
Give such as will make the race a chance u few days ago from n ten days' visit to
- — The following ordinances were passed: and let the citizens of Sanford make their his old home In Missouri, and while there
learned that thousands o f ucree-of Florida
Ordinance providing for the sanitary dis- choice.
Another reason I have to ofTer for de- Evcrgladertends has been sold in -lh e
^ca»irfa|M)f-fru>ts-and vegetables and food
products. Moved rules bc walvcd and i t clinmg to make the, race, is that at pre- city of St. Louis and Jefferson county.
be put upon third reading and final pas* seut I am a councilman and my term will We were surprised to learn that the d tlnot be finished until Dec. 1911. I love zens of tho “Show Me" State would buy
sage. Waived its adoption. . Carried.
Ordinance providing for the construe* Sanford for her shady streets and flowing upon the representation of agents with
tion
sidewalks and 'material used in wells, her churches and schools und her out first seeing the property they were
v such construction. Moved rules be waived people, nnd most u f nil because BanfdrJ paying their good money for. The drain
age of tho Everglades is in its infancy.
and It be put upon third reading and final is my home.
I believe in a standard pridoand n sen It will be years before they are drained—
passage. Moved its adoption. Carried.
The following ordinance., passed 1st timent of decency and order that must if ever, and even if tire work of drainage
reading: An ordinance to provide for a characterize tiie citizenship of every com shall ever be qBmplcted there will be large
license for tho solo of spirituous or malt munity that reaches a very great degree areas of the land absolutely. worthless.
beverage containing an amount of alcohol of perfection, lienee this word of explan Acre after acre of land or water, miles
insufficient to produce intoxication and ation, for my altitude and action, which from the drainage canals, that may be of
1 hope no one will misunderstand or be so but very little value, is being gold, we
commonly called “ near beer."
unkind as to misconstrue.
are informed, at prices ranging from $50
■ The following resolutions were passed:
Yours truly,
to $200 per acre, and it could not be Bold
Whereas: The board of. county com
t). L. Thrasher.
to
a resident of the state, at all, except
missioners of Orange county liaVC Issued
for speculative purposes. In fact, a native
n call for a special election to be held in
Killed in Autom obile Accident
Floridan would not accept as a gift a
. October for the purpose o f voting upon an
A burated tiro caused a touring car in deed to the (iroperty if he had to live up
issua of one million dollars ( f 1,000,000.00)
In bonds by Orange county, for the pur wnicli five men were riding to turn n so on it. The signs urc not wanting that
pose o f constructing vitrified brick roads mersault last Sunday on a part of the land sharks are seeking by deliberate
Grand Prize rheo course nenr Savannah, misrepresentation to work off large bodlek
throughout the county, and,
Whereas:
No investment of public and ulmost instantly killed Mike Jones, n of so called reclaimed land, much of it
monies bring so large returns to the com well known retail furniture merchant in worthless, upon uninformed people at the
The four oilier men were North and West, and ns investors thus
munity generally us money invested in Savannah.
badly
bruised,
hut not seriously hurt. bitten arc sure to make u row, the result
good roads, and,
Jones
was
picked
up by an automobile will be that desirable Florida lands scekWhereas: Believing that it is to the
which
had
followed
the party nnd wns lng~ir market—will-be Jilncklisted: many
best interest o f every citizen in the San
ford district, and in the county at large, hurried to a hospital, but died just as lie who would otherwise invest will be scared
reached the building. He was the owner away, and all legitimate land enterprises
that this measure shot! carry,
Bs it therefore resolved: That the city of the wrecked automobile nnd was at tho in the State will suffer.
There will bq some good Everglades
council of Sanford heartily endorse* this wheel when the accident occurred. The
bond issue and pledge their support, in machine was torn to pieces. It wob stat land reclaimed by drainage, but the poor
dividually and collectively, to (lie meas ed that Jones'- head was caught by the mail who buys a body of this land on tho
steering wheel as the car turned over and installment plan will hardly get that kind.
ure.
Resolution resolved by the city council Ids neck was broken. Otherwise lie was A city on papeA near the center of the
Everglades, is also being worked on (lie
- of 8unford. Florida, that the Mayor is not even very badly bruised.
Mr. Jones was the senior member of Hie unsuspecting, so it is reported, and it is
hereby instructed to notify James C. Hig
gins, division supsrintendent of the A. C. Jones-McLaughlln Furniture Co., of this said that large numbers o f worthless lots
L. Railway, that the railway crossings at city. W. W. Abernathy, the manager, wus are being'sold at from $50 to $300 each.
French Avenue, First, Second and Third called to Savannah by wire und attended
‘Why people will buy property In Flor
streets are in an ' unsafe condition and the furnal which occured nt Statesboro, ida or any where cIbc without first inves
are a menace to passengers traveling Gu.
tigating is more than we can understand.
over them, and that the railroad company,
There
are million^ of acres o f good land
W ei borne— Murphy.
through ita agent, be ordered to lay board
in Florida for sate that Is high and dry,
Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock an in
croaaings between its hacks on the above
nnd the price nsked fur it is very reason
teresting wedding occured at the Oakland
— -.(nenUoned streets of the town.
able. Projicny in Florida is advancing in
Heights Presbyterian church, Rev. Clar
price every day, and land purchases made
Moved and seoonded that bond trustees
ence G. Reynolds, D. D., officiating.
Mrs.
almost anywhere in this State outsido the
*he Instructed to |My 63,158,77 balance
Ethel f . Wclbome of DeLand, Fla., and
Everglades are. in our opinion, good and
due Geo. H. Grafts A Co., when the re
Hugh K. Murphy, M. D., of Mulbury, were
safe investments; but our advice to ail
post la finally audited and approved by
the bride and groom. Miss Purdon. the
prospective purchasers is to come to
street committee and that sufficient funds
from 0 « premium onbornlxbcUausiciredi®!81"
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bri(|C'
thc wedd' n,S Florida end see the land before buying.
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march to which the bridal-party-entered. We believe there is land in Florida th&t
to bridge account to make up the necesThe bride was attractively attired in a
will produce crops of a greater money
sary amount.
Widte chiffon broadcloth Bull, and chiffon
value per acre than will the Jonds of any
Moved and seconded that the Mayor
cloth waist, a becoming hu| trimmed in
other
State in the Union, but, like all the
be Instructed to call the attention of cite
blue and whllh completed the toilet.
other States, we have some waste lands,
" Sanford Light & Fuel Co., J o .lh e damage
The wedding wus u very quiet one only
and Uiesd* waste lands are sometimes
done by their wire« to the sliade trees of
the immediate family and a ¿few friend!
placed upon the market and sold in Uie
the city and be notified that a continu
being present, among them being Mrs.
West and South at very high prices, while
ance of this damage will result in a suit
D. 11. Purdon of DeLand, mother of the
good
wild lands can bo purchased for
by the d ly .
bride, Mrs.. W..E. Tucker and Mrs. E. J.
from $3 to $15 per acre, and improved
Moved and seoonded that the matter of
Sheffield of Jacksonville. Mrs. E. H. Dud
farms for from $10 to $35 per acre.
Joe Lalng relative to 1907 delinquent tax
ley of Mulberry, Florida, and, Miss Ger
es be deferred.
“ Florida is tiie best State in Uie Union,
trude Purdon.
Moved and seconded that the bond
but the wild-cat land schemes now being
Dr. Murphy, who is a prominent phys
trustees be instructed to pay W, A. Ginn,
worked will do the State no good, and
ician of. South Florida, together with his
engineer, $170.85 for services rendered
when the reaction which Is sure to come,
wife will spend a week in the mountains
and that.they use for that purpose a part
sets in. It will do us harm."
then go to Washington and Baltimore.
t of the u n exp en d ed premiums on hand.,
A t present they ore registered at Margo
A dvertisin g Flo. Ida Cities.
.. Resolved that the Sanford Light & Fuel Terrace.— AshvlUe Gazette-News.
to ., be instructed to place one incandes
The ad v e r s in g appropriation of Bar
cent light at tho oorner of 5th street and month be paid to the ladles of the San tow city council recently authorized will
Oak avenue, and also a light fit tb^ oor ford Improvement Association to be used be Hevbted to Uie issuing of an Illustrated
ner of 12th or 13th sU and Pork Ave., as in beautifying the city parks. Allowance 32 pages and coyer booklet and magazine.
way bo directed by tho street committee. beginning' with the month o f August.
The committee this week closed .a con
enMoved and seconded that the city
Geo. H. Craft« wesentod a statement tract with Vyle’s Advertising Agency,
glueer"be Instructed to readjust the curb and asked for ext/as ' in connection with for both booklet and advertising and Mr.
ing assessment on Oak Ave«, and the the new bridges, and it was moved and Vyle spent the first few days of the week
in Bartow taking photograph»- and oolpaving aiwntsment.oa Hallway. A m
seconded that no extra .money be paid.
ten
h ig-dsts ; "•
W. R. P#U presented a^pomìotTrelative
The
magazine advertising o f DeLand
:«o-<lso■essewowqf'Ui»'Ve.-C..C.Co- XetUi- par hills atiarhed,as signed by the presBusiness
LcagutTTs*also !ti charge o f Mr.
izer factory on West First street. Moved ident pro tem of city council and approv
Vyle.
und seconded that the same be laid on ed by the financial committee be fluid.
Isn't it about Ucue Sanford got busy
Moved and carried that council adjourn
the table.
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along
the same lines!
tUL7:S0 p, m., Wednesday, Sept, 7th.
Moved
that
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IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
DISAPPEARED AT SANE0RD
Jacksonville Man M ls s ln l From
Home fo r Several Weeks.
Ills
Items of Interest Concerning
Aaron K. Basham, ex-city councilman
Society People.
formerly connected with Uie Hunter Lum
ber Company, but reccnUr a retired clUzen and independent speculator in real
estate, has disappeared, and it Is feared
that he may have met with foul play. How Celery City Vanity T slr W hile
Away the Golden Hours—
Bnsnnm Left the city about the middle
Social Gossip.
of August for Sanford, and vicinity to investjgntc a eei«T"br^4-'pr-F0ai*W»».
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carried on .hla..perood. about $1,000 in
Xhlldrsa's Party
cash. And he wbb heard from last In *a
Sanford lays claim to having more chil
letter dated August‘21 and addressed to dren and healthier children than any d ly
his wife.
ofsimllnr size In the south. Anyone visit
PÖm r PURELY PERSONAL
It has been learned Unit. - Besimm con
templated taking o trip with two un
known men whom he met on the train on
his way to Sanford to examine some land.
The. three were to leave Sanford in n
launch. If the trip was taken the result
o f it Is shrouded in mystery, ns nothing
has been heard since of the Jacksonville
ing Sanford the past week and noüng the
children's* parries would have been struck
by the same thought regarding our young
hopefuls.'
By a happy diance the birthday of
Mildred Holly and Harry Woodruff fell
upon the same day and residing near each
other'tholr parents decided to give the
litUe tojs n dual „birthday. Their little
friends
were summoned by thé following
• On Friday Mrs.-Besimm, «termed over
her husband's silence, visited Uie office of Invitation:
Sheriff R. Fleming Bowden, and appealed
Born on the Third of September '
Harry Woodruff and Mildred HaDy
to Uie county officers to locate, if ixMtsiblc
Have cause this day to remember
her missing husband.
A photograph of
And with little friends wiU be Jolly
Basham and other information has been
On Saturday next is the date
for worded.to. Sanford, and Deputy Sheriff
Woodruff home, oorner STxUTahd Oak
Lee of that place has been urged to make
So mark it down on your slate
a thorough investigation.
Thera wiU be fun for the litUe folk
tain,_ i_ _ _ _ _ ' .
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Be&lium left Jacksonville for Sanford to
look over a proposition with the Florida
Home Land Company iind put before him,
and it was his intention to meet the com
pany's agent in Sanford.
That he ever
nppearded nt the compiiny's Sanford is
not known.
The letter written by Bcsham to his
wife was doted August 21, nml wns writ
ten on the stationery of the Sanford House.
In the letter he mentioned the two men
whom he had met on the train, neglect
ing to give Uieir names, and stated that
on Uie next day thc three were to take a
lunoh ride to look over some celery land.
At Mrs. Basham's request on Friday,
the sheriff's office immediately took the
matter up, and a letter was written to
Deputy Sheriff Lee of Sanford, asking him
to make a thorough search for Basham.
Up to a lata hour last night no reply had
been received from Shnford.
The fact that Basham hns always close
ly attended to ills correspondence, (lie
fa c t . Unit he had n large amount of
money on.his person when lie left Jack
sonville, and Uie furUicr fact that lie
contemplated a launch trip with two un
known meii arc tuke as
reasonable
grounds for tiie fear that lie lias met with
fuul play.
Ho may have been nssauited. robbed
and thrown into the river from Uie*
luunch,” was one Bjicculativc bit of gos
sip beard at police headquarters last
night. In the meantime the sheriff's of
fice is doing its best to Bccurc informa
tion of Basham.
As an ex-city councilman, us being
long connected with foe Hunt Lumber
Company of this city und as a real estate
B[>eculator, Basham lias a wide acquaint
ance in Jacksonville.
Basham formerly
resided at 1127 East Duval street, but re
cenUgJje moved to South Jacksonville—
Times-Union.
Deputy Sheriff Lee has investigated the
cubo and finds that Baslian left the San
ford House on the night named with his
baggage saying that tic would return in a
.few days and nothing has been heard of
him since. Tiie officers can find no boat
that was used that night and the whole
affair is shrouded in mystery.
* M rs. C. G. Malm.
Mrs. Clara G. Malm, surrounded by tier
husband. moUier and Uiree daughters,
passed over the river in Uie Great Beyond
Tuesday morning at eight-thirty o'clock
ut tiie home of her son-in-law, H. K. Tolar,
in Sanford. She had suffered greoUy at
times during the post few inonUia she
had been in Sanford, and tliough her
dentil was a severe blow to all her loved
ones it was the only balm that could
rest her wearied body.
Wednesday the remains were taken to
Upsalu on the afternoon train and there
in the litUe Lutheran «adultery were laid
to rest beside her father, who proceeded
her over a ygar ago. Rev. A. E. Housholder. of the Methodist church and a fortper presiding elder In this district, conduevrt-ttie service»?* - ■
Mrs. Malm leaves of her immediate
family her husband, mother ~ah<r eljfiC
children, and they have the deepest
sympathy o f
their many Wauchula
friends— Wauchula Advocate-
About Uiirty were present and enjoyed
the occasion os only children can. The
home of Mrs. Woodruff was decorated in
red and green and each litUe guest was
presented with a pretty basket filled with
candy. There were two lovely birthday
cakes with four Uny candles on each, and
they were Uie source of much merrimem,_
as Uie children cut for the dimes they
contained.
There were games on the
lawn, alter which dainty refresemeuts
were served, and an afternoon of real
pleasure Uuu the children will not soon
forget was brought to a close.
Oir Monday afternoon litUe Thelma .
Newlan was Bcven year sold and her friends
were invited to help her celebrate the
occasion by th'e following dainty invita
tion:
September fourth. 1003
I came thll beautiful world to eec
A i my birthday this year aunee on Sunday
I will entertain on Monday
So come little friend» that we may
Celebrate my eeventh birthday
Many games especially designed for Uie
occasion were enjoyed by the litUe folks
and niter refreshments were served they
departed wishing Thelma many more
happy birthdays.
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KITTY NICE P E R U DROWNED
Well Known Operatic Star Goes to a
W a tery Orave
Kitty Nice Perle, leading lady in Uie
Manhattan Opera Company, and her hus
band. Louis Perle, a pianist in the same
troupe, were drowned in Lake Qulnsagamond at Worcester. Mass., Sunday night.
The leading lady and her husband were
in a fiat bottom boat and in changing
seats, Mrs. Perle lost tier bulanca and fell
overboard. The husband Jumped in to *
save her and called for help.
Before
those ashore could resell them they sank
from sight. When Uie liodles were re
covered both were lifeless.
Mrs. Perle was well known in Sanford
where she appeared lust winter in (Hi vette,
Chimes o f Normandy and several other
operas with tiie Manhattan Opera Co.
Killed In Skin Game.
While several negroes were engaged in
a game of skin at Markham lost Sunday
night James Reeves was shot in the back
by Robert Bradford and InstanUy killed.
Judge Stringfellow held a coroners in
quest and on evidence broughtlforth, Uie
negro Bradford was brought to . Sanford
by Deputy Sheriff Lee and will be given
a preliminary hearing tomorrow.
B road w ater In Town.
C. M. Brtxlwater, the popular fertilizer
man has decided to make Sanford head
quarters. He Is re presenUng the G, W.
Sanders Fertiliser Co., o f Jacksonville,trad
expects to meet his old friends and new
in the Celery Delta and other parts of the
State.
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Fred Lovell- the genial manager of the
Clyde Pharmacy 1 i taking a vacation at
Daytona Beach. Dr. Humphrlee'of Jack
sonville Is presiding at the Clyde during
Ur. Lovell's absence.
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• September 9, 1910
CURBSTONE {¡LEANINGS
A Budget of Opinion “Ju s t Be
tween You and Me"
brown, the hankering to plunge In grows
DR. N. B. WALLACE
kw -ond wa compmmifln hV using a wash
— Physician and Surgeon
tub Ailed with artesian water.
If tbe
Office in M. Gi T. Building over Knnners
people are obliged to pay water rent they
Store.
shddkl get clear water, and the water
Sanford. Florida
works plant ought to,get busy and dean
out the pipes or whatever it is that makes
the otherwise good water look like the
C. M. H AM ILTO N
raging Mississippi after a spring freshet.
DENTIST
A Chlel la Among Ye Taking Notes,
4 My friend D. L. Thrasher positively re
and Faith, He1» Prent 'Cm"—
fuses to make the run for Mayor and it
So 8ays Saunterer.
Phone 353
Upon aeveral occassions I have spoken
my mind freely upon the question o f Sonford people sending out ot town for ma
terial that can be bought here but I am
wbo are getting their living In Sanford
and keeping stores are the worst out-ofto w » buyers that we have and I wos literally astonished rijc other day to see the
large sldpments of goods coming.nddressed to home merchants, stuff that could
#nd ho {g walchlntf every move in ti
UUcal gftinc. He may not be a po
lidan and dow
porUcularly care ,f
Uw o(Hcc but lince he j^ s announcod |
^
]miMCCUtc w> campaign with ti
, ome vlm nnd energy 'that chnracteriz
m
FA. U tm U .
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Better Work and Cleaner Work, and do It In a San
Itary Way, Which Should Meet With Your Approval
and Support.
Room 13 Pico Building
begins to look Uke they are all afraid of
W. H. Underwood. Maybe it is because
Mr. Underwood is so large and strong
that be luts them all blofTed. But If no
one else conus out Hany Underwood will
moke )ust as strong a race for he does Office:
S p u ta lC w m r «i <M n
Attempt to Compete With China. Because We Pay
White Man’s Wages.
.
PR O G R E S S
DENTIST
Hines Bldg, over WoodrufTa Store
PHONE 30
STEAM
LAU ND RY
J. H. O VERM AN, Manager
SANFORD, FLA.
SANFORbrTLORIDA
DR. R. M. MAS0JÜ
DENTIST
Welborn Block
HOLMES
&
HUNT
P R A C T IC A L W E L L D R IL L E R S
Phone 19
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Chicago and there is no use in denying
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tha assertion, When it comes to that you 4 An exchange lias the following compr
DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER
can buy anything to eat, wear Or furnish hensive tribute to the long-suffering tel
your bouse dteaper in the largo cities of phone girl:
. DENTIST . _
New York and Chicago titan you can In
The telephone girl sits still in her
Florida. Just keep up Uiis business a chair nnd listens to voices everywhere,
Roonft 23. 24 and 28. Piro Uld*.
Phone 41
while longer, Mr. Business Man and you She hears all the gossip, she heart" all
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
will be forced to go to New York and the news, she knows who is happy
Chicago to live. There ia no law to pro- and who lias the blues; she knows all
vent this buying from the mall order
our sorrows, she knows all our loys,
DICKINSON Sc DICKINSON
house but a list at the bukinaa jsicn who
sheJmows every girl who is chasing
----- attorneys at taw - ■ ■ ■ ■ ■»-are doing' this would make most interthe boys; she -knows o f our troubles,
esting reading, and sometimes 1 feci that
she knows of our strife, she knows
Peoples Bank Bldg.
Sanford, Florida
such'a list ought to be published. Money
every man who, Ts mean te hlrudfe;
should be left In Sanford if Sanford pcosite knows every time we are out with
pie expect to continue doing business and
the boys, she j hears the excuse each
E S T A B L IS H E D 1 6 6 9
A N D E W JOHNSON
the present system o f buying out of town
fellow employs; she knows every
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
w ill meairth e denUi-knolt-um U of us i f it ----woman who has a dark past, she
A re Offering A n y and A ll Kint|s of Florida Real Fstotc
knows every man who’s Inclined to be .
continues.
Practice* in Stale amiTôltrïTTwJrl»
at as:Low Prices and on astReasonnbie Terms
fast; in fact, there’s a secret ’neath
H. G. T. Building.
Phone 24b
each saucy cur) of that quiet, demure
4 My friend, C. II, Leilier, announces for
A s Can be Had Anywhere.
telephone girl. If the telephone girl
Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor this week
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would tell all that she knows it would
GEO. A. DeCOTTES
Office on Park Avenue, between Flrat and Commercial Streets. Sanford, Fla
and with R, C. Maxwell and M. W, Lovell,
turn half of our friends into the bitter
ATTORNEY
and COUNSELLOR at LAW
this promises to make a pretty throe cor
est foes; she would raise a small wind
nered race. Tills office seems to be very
Practice In Stnte and Federal Courts
that would soon be a gale, engulf us
popular'JUSl'now and tlie other positions
Welborn
Block
Sanford. Flo
in trtrable -and land j u . j n Jail; she
are going begging. 0£ course ihefee gen
would let go u story (which Ruining
tlemen know what they lire doing, but for
in force) would cause half our wives
my part I would sooner be condemned to
THOM AS EMMET WILSON
to sue for divorce; she could get nil
live In Orlando for six months than to
FIRST CLASS CRATE M A T E R IA L S . Sanford, Fla.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
the churches mixed up in a light, and
hold the job ot Clerk in any city. Of all
AT-LAW
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turp all our day into sorrowing night;
the positions that drives u man to ChatLntr Slotr Attorney Seventh Judicial Clri-till ul
in fact, she could keep the whole town
Florida
n,■^•5*444+4*4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 A*44 ♦♦•fr 4 4 4 4 44 44 +
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lahoochle this Is the worst and there is
in a stew if she’d tell 'the tenth part
Residences. Sonford and Sylvan Late
no real money ill it. As 1 say, t£cse gen
of the the things she knew. Now
tlemen probably want the job and they
doeen’t it make your head whirl when
are welcome to it. The one that gets it
.
(First Street, one block from Depot opposite Post office)
L. G. STRINGFELLOW
you think what you owe the teleplionc
will be a second Stephen, and if he don't
girl.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
get stoned to death by public opinion hd
L. •
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NOTARY PUBLIC
can die happy.
Formerly Manager of Central Cafe
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4 There should bo some restrictions placed
Office in City Hall
4 We are passing too many laws. 1 be on .rixe-nolie_PrivUeges to be accorded
motorcyclists. Some of the riders o f these
lieve that the American people are gov
machines appear to have no idea of the
ernment sick. Nowadays a man doesn't
H. F. C R I S T
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proprieties. They go right through the
A P L A C E F O R L A D IE S A N D G E N T L E M E N
need to liaVe a conscience.
He inubt
busiest streets With their machines wide
C
ivil
E
ngineer
and
S
urveyor
merely live by law. Our legislatures have
open, permitting noise of deafening nature.
f
S fio r t O r d e r s A t A ll H o u rs
Drainage and Irrigation Work.
Lots
E v e r y t h in g F i r s t C la s s
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given us so many laws that every citizen
Such is not at all necessary f tt the proper
Staked
outnml
Leveled.
WellsLocated
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of the state, from the governor to the
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ignorant negro, may unconsciously break operation of a motorcycle and it accom Office at Title Bond & Guarantee Company
Prompt, Cleon Service
Meni Tickets nrc Sold at Reduced Rutes *
plishes no good whatever. It is lime for
a law every day, never know it and do no
Post Office Box 789
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harm. W e . are lawod from cradle to the city council to take steps to better re
grave, T iio v e no objection to- political gulate operators of these machines. They
pay absolutely no attention to the speed F. O. E„ CELERY CITY AERIE 1853
la y. hut In recent years .the Puritanism
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regulations
and the noise produced by
of ancient days has broken out upon us
Meets Tuesday nights, ot H o'clock, ot
them
is
very
annoying.
alid^wo have legislated upon ecouOinic
rite hall in the Stone-Gove »biding, on
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and moral questions until u man lias no
First street.
legal right to enjoy his individuality, or 4 Every night or so I drop into the Im
J. B. WILLIAMS, Prop.
even experience personal liberty— there is perial and watch the moving pictures.
u special statute for his every act, und They never grow old and there is no bet IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
tils life, politically, economically., and ter way to pass a pleasant evening at o
Wekiva Tribe No. 41
morally, Is prescribed for him. I cannot ■mall expense. One can easily imagine
Hunting grounds of Sanford. Meetings
admit that civilization is not progressing, why the moving picture business is be
on tlie 1st and 2nd Wednesday of each
apd 1 believe that as it progresses writ coming so popular all over the United
month in Masonic Hull. Visiting broth
All Kinds Country Produce Bought and Sold
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ten rules RJpflSnduct should decrease in States. Moving pictures arc the main
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2lh, Cor, 3rd Street and Sanford Ave.
number.
We should stop manifolding American amusement of today. In New
our laws.
But how are we going to pre York City, the moving picture center of SANFORD LODGE NO. 02 F. & A. M.
P. 0. Box 112
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Phone 62 ;>
vent the passage of ffiore and more laws the world, 250 "shows" against only 70
:
G. W. SPENCER, Matter
J..C. ENSMJNGER. S w rlary
us lohg as we permit legislatures to meet. regular theatres.
Some of the latter InOur brilliant law makers must make rec clude moving pictures on their bills. The Communication Every First 'and Third
ords to straw to the folks at liome and if chief combination of manufacturers pro
Fridays at 7 p. m.
each one does not display aeveral bills duces 20,000 feet u week of new films
VISITING BROTHERS WELCOME
presented, the expectant constituents will of which eighty copies apiece must be
feel that they were not properly represent made. Mr. Edison’s royalty, begone only
ed In the legislative halls.
It seems to recently, amounts from this source to an SANFORD LODGE. No. 2 7 ,1.0. O F
me that after one more meeting of tha Income of $B,000 a week. The middle Meets every Monday night at 7:30 in Ma
legislature, during which some of the men or "exchanges" pay manufacturers
sonic Hall. Visiting brethren are cor
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dead timber in the way or enactments $9,000,000 for films, which the former rent
dially invited. ------ W. S. Baluwin .
could be thrown on u bonfire. we could do at about f 18,000,000 a year to the actual
___________ Secretary.
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without another gathering of the wise exhibitors or showmen.
They in turn
oues for teu years or more. But enough collected nickels and dimes in 1009, at
FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS
of this.
1 am dealing in ideals. We their 10,000 tlcket-wiudows, amounting to
cuu only hope that Hon. Forrest Luke and $57,600,000. And these audiences num
Hun. Samuel Robinson, our newly elected bered more than two and a quarter m il
MICNY JACKlONVIlLt TVORAL COMPANY
legislators, can get through some good lion souls per day— three rimes the audi
Phone 166.
Iltis and Oak Ave.
* bills for Orange county— bills that will ences of all the regular theaters in Amer
Special Offering in Ferns.
Sanford,
really do us some good and let "tb e" fool ica put together!
bills die In the pigeon hole# where* they
Floral Designs to Order.
Florida
— T he S auntesejl
ai-a-io-u
should be relegated. But give us only
Has a Fine Launch
what wo really need.
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Cupt Pagenhort has overhauled bis
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launch, "Mamie.” j ut In a tmw. cnjjlne.’
4 There is much oomplaijgt these days new plush cushions and oilier Improve
regarding the complexion of rii^ city
ments and now has a boat of whiph any
water.
When people want water to
one would feel proud. On Sunday the
-Ualhuu-lticy iki nut want chodolate. and
genial Captain took out a petty It* try. rip
- -l-.n P A R K E R , Prnp
^ wheq j ijev warn _water_ to drink they_iC
new_bout iUul ajleU gh lfql^u ip^ up
jlV l want to^spree j it on their tread. 1r
river was enjoyed by all. Thie Mamie
Room and Board $1.50 Per Day.
makes bui little difference about 'the city
tM-SW
Onarei kManai*j
’*H*ifVUt0MHiaN0!||Gn|
Z i n c ’ more" pupuIaF" fha n~ £Vfr-Gift'help
water for every fam ily has a pure, flow ton.
Meals. 35c.
ing artesian well for drinking purposes,
' but we do-want to taka a bath once a
Varnoill Best furniture polish on the
Spoetai Rata by tha W n k •»
mouth whether we need it or not, and market. For sale by Sanford Furniture
whoa vuo look« upon the water when ‘Us Company.. .
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Artesian and Deep W ells
Sec Us Before Platting Y o u r O rd e rs
HOLMES
&
HUNT
- T he M arks
Real E s ta te A g e n c y
G. R. CALHOUN % FS T
5TH E
C IT Y
R ESTA U R A N T ;
H . E . W IS E , Proprietor
Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty ^
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R E T A IL
CASH
GROCERY t
| Staple and Fancy Groceries, H ay, Grain
and Feed
Fruits, Vegetables, Candies, Cigars and Tobaccoes
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W ILLIA M S & MILTEER
L. H. T E M P L E
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We will iurnish your Home com| plete at lowest prices.
Seeing is
believing.
Come and let us convince you.
Cash and Installment.
If „you don’t know us, come and
GATE CITY HOUSE ! get acquainted.
Corrier 1st 8treet ^nd Magnolia A v e . .
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ABOUT
There isn’t a thing in this world done
by anybody that hasn't it's critics;
Really
too it’s a good thing because publicity is the
great agent 'in- <x)rr<H)tiag-.waU, -fcyih „-The. „..vsk
greute3l_agent in_thiB line- ls--the country
paper because it appeals to people with, a
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conscience.
remarks:
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We offer this preface to a few
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First we have good land, we of- •
fered 10,000 acres at $25 an acre, paying
railroad fares to buyers and .other conces
sions.
Why? because we’ve
got
60,000
acres of land and we want 1,000 families to
settle on our land before January 1st, 1910.
Well, then what?
We have sold now,
September 1st 8,530 acres of the 10,0U0~
and we’ve just begun.
That’s pretty good
isn T it, from July 5th.
That; means p lot
of people close
to
Sanford
who
will
be
We don't care for the fellow with the
anvil and the hammer.
He does no good
for his own proposition .or the city of San
ford.
We know we are going to bring a lot
of people to
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enough.
Sanford’s
’
vicinity;
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that’s
We want at Celery City, now listed as
a station on the Florida East Coast Rail
way, a lot of business people.
We want
grocery and general store; hardware and
agricultural
implements,
lumber
yards,
portable houses, tent dealers, men
with
teams for plowing, carpenters, small trades
of all kinds.
We w ill give a lot fret* for one
year to anyone putting in a business place
in Celery City.
We need a new hotel, a big
boarding house, and a lot of things that
people want NOW.
We offer these oppor
tunities to Sanford first.
Don’t wait until to-morrow.
tunity comes but once.
Oppor
A- community,
brand new with money ready to pay at your
doors.
Branch houses for turmture, hard,»
ware, and all sorts of goods will pay. 1‘You
may haVe to loaf a few days but you’ ll be
there ready to sell.
Write us today.
October 1st, all our propositions
for
concessions, low prices and special rates
close in accordance
with
our
previous
statements
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FLORIDA TRUCKER
“ A Newspaper W ithin a N ew spaper.”
Published In the Interests bf the Intending Investor and Settler by the Howard-Packard Land Company, Incorporated, Sanford, Florida
ll(i l l
THE BULK OF THE POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES REMAINS
W H ERE. THE SOIL IS LEAKL-ERHLTTUL AND THE
NATU RAL
,th * inevitable thought that
N o O ther S o il .
In the W o rld
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from
a
consideration
§
August 5, 1910.
of the
South.— Collier’s
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Irrigated
Districts Sanford
A
and should be
tary Wilson once took occasion to say that the
S a n fo rd ’s for
_____ Second to N o n e in
i
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the United States
Delta of the Nile does not rival in richness o f soil
W ealth Farm ing
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the Hammock lands of Florida.
SM ALLEST
comes
Early in his official career ns
..head of theJJ.S; department.
Com pares with
RESOURCES
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Mr. C. C. Howard. Vice-President
of the HownrU-Packanl Land Com
pany,, tins recently returned from
an inspection of the irrigation sys
tems in use in Cdlifomia, Oklahoma,
Colorado and other western stales.
Mr. Howard is n former resident of
the west and so knows the west
western
thoroughly.
he says:
fanning
it t t t t t i
ii
im
r n ..im u u u u r o D a n ia
THREE
F l V E
the West
and
n
methods
In writing of his visit,
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F iv e A cre s of Eureka H a m
mock is an Ideal Sized T ra c t
for One Man to C u l t i v a t e
YEARS
IX B O P P C
Farming in Florida, at least the kind of farming that brings the money,
consists of small tracts intensely and diversely cultivated. .Five acres of
our Eureka Ham m ock irrigated with one flowing well, (winch we w ill
guarantee to drill for you for not exceeding $65) will readily yield two,
three and four crops a year with proper care* and attention. These crops,
based on past year’s conservative figpres, average, for instance:
• <-t ,
Lettuce
$800
Celery
$1,00$
Straw berries $ 5 0 0
Tom atoes $ 3 0 0
E U R E K A H A M M O C K will grow .nearly everything listed in nseedsman’s catalog, and grow jt better and earlier than it can he grown in
any other state in the Union, and Yield a financial return which has made
Sanford lands the greatest wealth producers per acre of any land in the world.
“ In order to appreciate Sanford
and its vicinity, as to her climate
and her advantages as an irrigated
district, one should visit the widely |=
We want you to
remember
this.
Sanford is
the
famous
advertised districts of the West und
Celery Delta, the famops Celery Delta is Sanford, and therein you have in a
Southwest where fruit, truck, grain
nut-shell why E U R E K AH AM M O CK is offered at $150 an acre.
and forage crops are raised by
means bf irrigation. Upon riding
through these districts one can but
remark concerning the l>cnutiful al
falfa fields und orchards, yet, if you
the richness of which Is not rivaled by the Delta of the Nile. Eureka Ham
stop and investigate the source
mock is at the end of Sanford Avenue, Floridn, and borders the north ‘¡ffulFe
from which they secure their wuter, =j of Lake Jessup. The A tlantic Coast Line railroad runs through the north
the method used In irrigating, to
west corner and our townsite of Clyde. Sanford and Everglades railroad is
gether with the trouble and uncer =j being extended from Cameron City to Clyde.
Hard paved roads between
tainty, to say nothing of the cost, it
Sanford-and Orlando (the two largest cities in Orange County) is planned to
will make a man think more than
skirt Eureka Hammock on the north.
ever of Sunford ds the garden spot
of this country.
Where urtesinn
wells are found they nre obtained
K Cash, K One Year, M T w o Years
usually at a very great depth and
* is distinctly a higher grade farming and investment proposition than the
ut an enormous expense. I was
usual run of Florida lands. Our contract, too, is exceedingly liberal.’
told that in the Pecos Valjey twen
ty to forty per cent of the wells ha
We will Give you Your Money Back with 6 per cent Interest One
Year after Completion or Your Payments If. you Ask Us
gone dry this summer, und in man
other places, where they depend
We will write this in your contract together with our guarantees of. flowing well and title
to
the land.__________
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uppn paving up the rainfall iu reser
voirs, they either lucked sufTident J=
Ask for further detuila on the coupon. Also oak us ubout Monicseokem’ Excursion . Rules
rain or as in some cases, had got it
from your town to Snnford. We want you to look nt Eureka Hummock first hand
in puch quantities as to wush out
their dams and gates, wusting the
water and destroying crops. ■ Ditch
es must practically be built every
Peoples Bank Building
Sanford, Florida
year, from $5 to $35 an acre must
X n T T O D D rT T T T T X E
be paid to the water companies for
tiie water supply, _aniL_lken_ when
the streams are low there isv often
trouble over the proper distribution
of the supply: If one of- the head
gates should wash out or break, us
has huppened in Southern CaliH O W A R D P A C K A R D L A N D C O ., Inc".
. fomia. fanning in that vicinity and
• Sanford, Florida
perhaps for miles distant is at an
end for another season or more.
Please write me fully concerning your Eureka Ham m ock,
Anyone taking the trip from here
A ls o mail me your Sanford booklet without "putting me under
to the Pacific coast at this time
any obligation.
will undoubtly find that Sanford
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has the most delightful climate of
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aJL A ll these tilings tfend to make
Street or R. F. D..
one more enthusiastic over the
Sunford District. an*d to think that
Eureka Ham m ock is Right in
the Heart of the Celery Delta
Eureka Hamm ock at $ 1 5 0 Per A cre
HOWARD-PACKARD
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r '.y
LAND
COMPANY,
Inc.
C U T T H IS O U T A N D MAIL
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and shoiild be, second to none in
=_ With Sarifocd
To Pay
Eureka Hamm ock is Sanford Land
h
Compared
Tow n and S tate____............... 1.-.................
The method of securing water in
the irrigated belt of Sunford Celery
Delta is the simplest in the world,
drill into the earth and upigushes a
stream of clear, sparkling (water.
These wells are guarant/ed on
EUREKA HAMMOCK tm** nt cost
of not exceeding $0IL-edch, und one
well Is ample to irrigate five acres.
To guide the water where it can do
its principal work, tiles ure laid in.
rows u few feet apart and deep
enough not to interfere with plough
ing. The rows of tiles are connect..ed with each other by smwF-rCservoirs, or pockets ns they ure known
•in Snnford, and the (low of wuter
can be regulated into any one pocket and any one row, or rows, of
The second mission of tiie . tiling
is draining. 'T h e system in voguet
here not only irrigates in dry seu:
sons but drains the lands iu wet
seasons, so thut the tracts have al
ways that meusure of moistness
calculated to be the best for the
crops on the land. In other words,
un owner of a tract ut EUREKA
HAMMOCK is independent of con
ditions of rainfall.
EUREKA HAMMOCK now bus
sixteen, strong (lowing wells tapped
at a depth of from 100 to 140 feet.
Not one o f S a n fo rd ’s flo w in g
w ells has e v e r run dry. ’ There
is no waste of water, or overflow.
Coutrol of each well is by valve.
No jebuilding of ditches because
ditches ure not used. No rental to
water companies. After the well is
drilled, and drilling .paid for, the
water is yours for all time with no
tax, rental, privilege or prior right»
to anyone.
We have published a book on the
Sunford Celery Delta containing
views of those-fine natural flowing
wells and also a diagram of the
system used in laying the tiling.
It is a mighty interesting book to
iinyuuc desirous o f comparing the
expensive and enormous irrigation
systems in tiie west so troublesome
to the farmer and a continual ta^
on his crops, with the simple und
practically free system o f irrigation
in use at Sanford. This book is
free to all who write for it on the
coupon. Address your envelopes
to the.
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-Howard-Packard
Land Company, Inc.
Peoples Bank Bolling, Sanford, fit/
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Septem ber ti, 1910
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A Romance
Of Flying
By
H e r b e r t Q u ic k
Fertilizer
W e
Manufacture
A
Superior fe rtlllre r fo r
• MANUFACTURERS O r ■
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Corn
Lawns
Cane
Lettuce
Beans
Flowers
Cantaloupe
Celery
Cotton
Strawberries
Potatoes
Grape Vines
Tomatoes Orange Trees
Watermelons
Copyright, 1909. by (he Bobb»Merrili Company
Com pany
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L. V. D. BLAIR. Agent
P. O. BOX 7IS
Sanford
Florida
W e Sell Fe rtilize r Material at lowest Prices
tti **i iiéb
I f Craighead's easy flow o f speech o f the alinoafliiBtnnt arrest of-sucb a
was aoincwbat Impeded by bln sense or mncblue In midair. It wss an uunecib s o a c e rtalaUes. out- to *uy duu^er«,- essary «train, thought the captain.
H e saw the reason, however, a mo
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o f bis position, It was worse when be
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and Mr. Waddy and the hiiudsome.' ment later. A black slimy nose—the
nose o f the Stickleback—poked Itself
... ajw patbetlc Mrs. Urayblll returned
from tbe [»Imitation, having elicited above water right ahead o f the Vir
W e have 5 of the most
from tbe reluctant Cbjoe the Informa* ginia. A boat that looked stove aud
sinking
drew
awuy
frhni
her.
with
a
tlon tbut Mr. Theodore, bis mnrhlne.
desirable lots on Sanford
bis niece and bill niece's companion struggling, gesticulating figure lu It
Heights to sell.
These
were at Hnrrod's camp uu the beach, w aving a signal p f distress. The slimy
which .w as "o ff tbatterw ay."
They nose sunk, and the apparent enstawny lots have a frontage o f 65
was left as If to perish unless rescued
jtst went dowu the river, through n
by tbe Virginia*.
feet on Park Avenue, and
w . V—
we e w- wwt w I mw I. and llteu tber
Accepting tho humane task, lower, remembers rthay.* «11 - face
w ere tbar. She didn't know about nor
aeronef. but Mr. Theodo' was a pro- lower, lower sank the aeronef, until
•Jickln* around with some (lyin' am* Its car appeared almost to touch the the east, the front o f the
. chine. Bite ircokotm l the canal at P a l waves. Tho mun In distress seemed house always shady
after
metto Beach waa the one. but qbe to throw something like a lasso over
W e have a special
didn’t know. This Information. Mr. t h e ' nncrlle o f the nlrshlp. and the noon.
great
bird
roso
slightly,
as
If
to
be
,
Craighead declared, made everything
price on these lots for the
safe from the billows. Tbe Stickle
------dear, but 01« returning to tiieJnu Mr.
or
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“ W adflf"Ifleed a tocaJ-Tifllcer to guur$ back again peeped above the waTfcs. ‘ next ten d a y s .^ C a s h
her
manhole
opened,
and
the
caMnway
Mr. Craighead1» room nnd began tak
on time.
ing thought o f having a warrant Is- o f the stove boat went down Into tho
sued against him for something -Mr. submarine.
It was absolutely beyond tho power
W e haVC a handsome
Waddy was not quite elenr fo r what.
Crdlgbead was trapped, lost,^betray of any one looking_onjo jcuasLjEiuB- T5-room-residence situated
waa raking place. Why had the man
ed.
He sat lu his room chewing a
made the algnals for- help I f the sub in the most desirable resi
cigar and calculating the distance to
marine waa standing by? I f the com dent section of the city.
the ground. It looked feasible to g e t
ing ui
o f the
submarine'to
rescuo wns
iujt
in»» Huumuriiie
tu bis
uib rirpcuu
won i. j r
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—g* — ^>-.>,^ . 1 ,
- • -d own a pillar o f the veranda and Into
unespected.—why-hnd-he-trot-cast-oflP^ l i ~ y o l l ~ W O U l f l - i l i m i s h
a
- -r~ — i t « woods. Carson was au Impostor., the line front tbe aerenerr W h y - Aird
they were guilty o f fraud, there was suddenly they nil felt that something few o f the rooms and rent
no aeronef. and the A|r Products com- sinister, something devilish, -wan tnk
them the rent would paj
1 pany would collapse at Mr. Waddy's lug place. They heurd a shout from
defection.
Theodore, a . rfl-renm from Virginia. for the place in 4 or f
Tlng-a-llng-tlng-tlng-g-g-g!
T b s suhraurino hod come awash again, years and give you
your
Ilia telephone rang.
W’ ns his good and from her open manhole catne the
free.
This elegant
angel Mrs. Grayblll on the wire? title crnck o f n pistol—a pistol aimed at rent
was.
the airship. Then she snnk ngnln. nnd house will be sold
in the
“ You kuow who this Is?"
the airship was drnwn downward by
A re you
"K n o w , these tones?" he gushed. the line.
Struggling toward land, next few days.
“ Why, were I lu deepest hndes through hanging by the fntnl thread, like u
going.to pass this up and
geological depths o f burning marl and trapped bird, she strained at her teth
lignite and other carboniferous dejios- er. while the grim subinnrine, like a let some other lucky icllow
its I'd know them! What Is It, fair devilfish which had thrown n tentaclo'
pick it up? If you want
oner
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about n w aterfow l, made seaward, out
"O bv nothing!
Only 1 hnve Just Into tho gulf, out Into deep wnter. with it d on ’t hurry but
be as
learned at tho postofflee that Mr. Car- .a purpose as manifest as It wns deudquick as you can.
son Is back a few miles, through a la ¡7' •
goon. aud the man will get us a guide
W e have a lot o f bar
with a IHint to tuke us through those
C H A P T E R X III.
. narrows In tbe morning. Is that all
d e v il f is h vr.nsus ninn.
gains in Celery Farms.
right r
H E N the aeronef wns run out
These prices we now have
"You are— My Owl. Caroline, you
ou her ways by the long
pave saved mo from you know not
---- sheil In which «h e hsd-beeu- on them w 6n’t hold over
whatl I shall lore you, love you, lore
bullt there was a flutter o f
60 days, better pick one
you "—
expectancy among those so deeply con
And the telephone was hung up.
cerned In her flight.
of these up before the rush
They went through the caual In
"T h e first mute always sails with the
starts. 100 acres .of the
great style. They sklmmod tbe black ■hip, uncle,'' Virginia suggested.
waters o f Freshwater lake and landed
“ Would you really go on the trial finest Celery and Lettuce
at tho shelly hummock.
W hile" the trip?" he asked.
land in the Sanford sec
boatman Heureheil for the path to tho
"T r y me," said «ho. " I want to.”
gu lf beach they sat on the shell
"You'd bo worth a dozen o f Captain, tion, which we can make
mound, fascinated by the strange land Harrods." replied Carson. "H e hasn't
scape.
The expanse o f black pools the faintest Idea o f the principles of you a special price, will
aud reedy marshes between them and tho Vlrgluln, while you could Uy her In
cut it up for yoji or sell
the line o f Burf, which they could hear a week."
*- roaring beyond the ¿luucs, was dotted
'*1 could now," asserted Virginia. you the whole piece.
with clumps o f tall plucs and splotch
"T h o Virginia is a simple, manageable
ed with scrub oak thickets.
little thing, like her namesake.''
“ Those pines," said Mrs. Grayblll,
“ I f she shows all her namesake's
“ are like palms.' Why. what's that'/“
sweet traits"— began Theodore.
»
exclaimed Mrs. Orayblll.
“ Thuu I ’ m to go?"
B iting from beyond tbe dunes, as If
"Captain." cried Theodore, "here's a
from tbe sea. there soared a great
g irl that wants to ship as Urst mate!
something which moved like a bird.
Make sail, captain. W e’re going."
It swelled like a magic ship as It
- Bnt Virginia neated herself beside
neared them, sailing low aud dptulnatTheodore, wearing o dress o f sofj
lug tbe sky like a cloud. It came with
w hite wool, a close flttlug little cap oo
tbe most amazing speed, like an caglo
her head and carrying a Jacket over
In midswoop, so sw ift, so light, so
her arm.
facile that all Impression o f weight
"N ow , ahall I keep the mauotueter
was abolished, aud the huge thing
filled the mind with the notion o f levl- readings? Oh. you haven’ t auy! Well,
then, the alttnietec- etatoscope?" she
ty —llke a bumming bird.
"Oh, o f course." said Craighead, his suggested.
" I t ’s self registering." Bsld Theodore.
bands trembling, bis face white, "this
"R
ea lly there's nothing to do eicep t lu
man Carson ts a fraud! Ob, yes, we
knew It all tbe time! But you see «imergeuclee, and"—
"A n d there’ll be no emergencies!"
that bln aeronef has gone through the
empty form o f eventuating, all the she cried. "Th row Ip the clutch, ad
same. Flying like a frigate bird! miral o f tho circumambient Inane!
Bbayne. charge! Roll over. BUber-. You do tbe work, and I ’ll play lady!
W c have n few lots that we
berg, aud dou't dare move till I aay W e 're o ff!"
arc
sellingito the Colored P e o
“ A re you willing.’ ' said be, turning
■ol Ob. this is rotten—rotten 1 I ’ve
t o her*'*to forgive mo for this and ev ple at $40 each, a small cash
got to kiss some one! H u rray!"
Mrs.- Orayblll was running along tbe erything I may ever have done, what payment and the balance $2.54r
path after tbe guide. Mr. Waddy puff- ever happens?"
per month. These lots will be
lo g alone behind, hopeteaaly unplaced.
"W h a tever fcwppena o t -doesn't bsp"D id you sco Carson?" said Craig pen, 1 forgive you !" she cried. "Throw worth $100 before you get thru
head. "A n d there was a girl with In tbe clutch before the gyroscopes paying for them.
him.”
■top and the Virginia gets brain fa g —
Emerging from the dunes, they saw o r shall 1 " r tbe airship skimming off along tbe line
"Juat fo r luck," said Theodore, "you
o f beech foam. Down tbe beach stood throw It In."
Mrp. Stott and Captain Barred. look
Bbe threw over tbe lever, aud tbe
ing after tbe atrsblp In amaxement w ing sections started .like 40,000 boys'
and delight.
Then, turning Ilka a "busses." The big bird rose perpen
frightened heron, she swept seaward, dicularly from the ways and fanned
and caiue down tbe wind lik e an ar tho ground no mure. Theodore turned
row, Virginia waving an American ou a little more speed, put tbe rudders,
dag over tb e rail and Theodore sw ing spurt to bring her head to the light
ing hie bat.
S,-award. wliuL and. ms she mounted
** -Suddenly i s *■?« pgisixr Them with a” higher and higher he tried her vnu
maneuver so astounding fo r aerial trol. 11« pushed over the lever that
craft th at they could scarcely believe* determined tbe thrust o f the driving
~ Y ttttr "T y * t-s tie stopped. T h e sharp blades, und she shot In over tbe dune«
wtdr o f the beating w ing section« told ljke.a. wild thing u n tilb e.ip a d ed her
o f the euddau reversal o f tbelr stroke i
Ic o m x c s o ,]
•ud o f tbe unprecedented pUonomeaon {
If you have any Real
Estate you can not sell
bring it to us. If there
is any piece of Real E s
tate you want to buy
come and see us. . .
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
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Points ‘ to— ^all
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Sum m er
Also Num erous Special O c
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Tor Inform ation or Reservations see or w rite
T. J, PERKINS
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ticket Agent, Sunto» il. Doriti«
A. W. ERIT0T, D. P. Agent
Jacksonville, Floride
Now Is The Time To Buy Improv------ed “Ready to Plant” Sanford ----Celery Farms
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These farms can be bought for the next thirty
days for less
money
than
have Sanford farms to’ sell.
Burbank nor Celery City
______ A lw a y s -Sanford.
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ever again.
Wc
N o t Largo, Taft,
but
Sanford.
There is only
S a n fo rd .. A ll irrigated ready to plant.
one
W ill
pay for themselves this winter............................
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A l l M ixing done by Latest Im proved Machinery.
Finest Quality of Bread and all kinds o f Cake
M ade Daily. Everything Sanitary,
best of
Material Used. A ll, and especially the Ladies’
are invited to visit our shop.
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For Land See Field
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t u t SANFORD HERALD
THE SANFORD HERALD
Fabllsbad Every Friday Morning at Sanford, Fla
R. J. Hour, Editor and Proprietor
la t o w Ig U M P f » »
OO a Y ear In Atfvaiw «
Enterad as aeoood-ciaal mall matter August 22nd,
IM A. at the Poe toAlca at Sanlbtd. Florida,
andar Act of March 3rd. 1878.
OOca First Floor In the Bishop Block. First Street
Telephon# No. 14ß.
TireHerald has over 2000 paid sobThat U why an advertise
ment In thl« "country weekly” pays
aoiibara.
9
,
The Pensacola Journal states that Frank
Clark*« career will be "watched.” How
awfully, awful nervous poor Frank must
feeL
1
W e give the speakership to Eugene S.
-x Matthews. That photo and pen plctufo
In the Miami Metropolis byJayhew Reese
simply puts all others in the discard. And
. .then we favored Gene..VU-MhaWNfUUftWMfc,
-on general principles.
_ J B fc UBinlcnilnnslIypygrtepked the birthbay of the Sanford Herald last week. Bro.
Holly didn’t notice it as so many boquets
were tendered. The Herald is one o f the
best weeklies published in d for a two
year old can't be beaten.—F t Myers News.
CANNOT UNDERTAKE T h l« TASK
__ The Metropolis Is in receipt of a letter,
which will likely be duplicated {imny
times, reading in part as follows:
“ I am a subscriber of the MetropUs
and am greatly* Interested Ih the at
tached edltoral. I own several farms
in the Everglades and had thought of
. coming down tills winter, and begin
the development of thqjand as would
be allotted-Tne.-—Can urese lands b e
__ tiled this winter, and would you a d ;_
. vise me to come or wait a year?”
This 1« not all of the letter, but the gist
o f It Is given, showing how difflcult it is
to answer such questions and how unac
quainted the buyers of lands in the. Ever
glades are with the location of their prouerties.
,
.
-**------ This buyer is evidently not able to point
out on the map the location of his lands,
und It would be Impossible to for anyone
to (ell where It lies until the allotment is
made, and it will be impossible to tell
wetber it is wise to attempt to settle this
winter until after a personal examination
of it is bad.
The Metropolis la unnble to answer the
question of its correspondent, for obvious
reasons. The best that we can do 1s to
repeat the warning that 'we have sound
ed to the purchasers to make a personal
investigation before pulling up stnkes nnd
moving.
We want to see the county grow and
develop, but we want to bo reasonably
sure that the people who arc coming here
with their hard corned savings shall not
make the expensive. mistake of cotqing
before they arc able, to make a living on
their land.— Miami Metropolis.
Mill-Mowurd
One of (lie prettiest weddings of the
season was that of Miss Alberta Hill,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. H ill.'an d
Mr. Waller Howard'on Thursday night of
last week. The Methodist church had
been tastefully decorated in green and
yellow; the ferns and palms 'making- a
most pleasing effect enhanced by the
yellow ribbons in festoons from the altar
to the pews. Mrs. Munson usslsted by
Messrs J. A. Davis and Cecil Butt render
ed an enjoyable muslcul program while
the guests were being seated.
Promptly at 8:30 to the strains of the
beautiful “ Bridal Chorus" the party en
tered the doors of the church. The brides
maids and ushers proceeded singly and
met at the chancel bs follows:
Miss
Mabel Bowler, Mr. Nixon Butt, Miss Flos
sie Frank, Mr. W. A. Lcfller, Miss Gclsiu
Butt, Mr. W. M. Brnddy, Miss Peachey
Lcfller and Mr. J. D. Roberts.
Mrs. Houser, the matron of honor, fol
lowed by little Ermine Houser as flower
girl came down thé middle aisle followed
by the bride and lier maid of Itonor, Miss
Mamie iillL
The groom with his best man, Meade
Fox coming down the right aisle met the
bride e t the altar where the beautiful
wedding ceremony was performed by
Rev. A- E. Housholder.
As the beautiful
Mendelsohnn Wedding March burst forth
from the organ the entire party left the
churoh and an informal reception ’ at - the
borne of Mr. and Mrs. H1U followed.
The happy couple left on the midnight
train for Ohio where they will make their
future home.
Mrs. HiU was assisted in entertaining
her guests by Mrs. B. A . Howard, Mrs.
Dean Turner, Mrs Bessie Mill, o f New York,
and Miss Hannah Stokes, of South Carolina;
Miss Linds Lelfler and Miss Sadie ,W11tthms presided a t -tbs punch bowl, -- As
the bride ascended the stairway to pre
pare for the wedding trip she tossed her
bouquet, and Miss Gclsie Butt was the
lucky one to catch i t
The wedding was greatly enhanced by
¡avAt?-: 2? trr.Tzny
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the many beautiful effecu both In dresses
and the general color scheme. The bride
was lovely in a white crepe meter, made
entrain, trimmed with rare lace and
pearls and carried a bouquet_pf roses and
Illlk «. The tulla veil was caughLup with
orqngc blossoms. The maid of honor was
very pretty In a dainty costume of white
silk moutsclalne, and carried a bouquet
of white asters.
The bridesmaids were
dressed alike in yellow silk, and carried
white asters. The matron of honor. Mrs.
Turner Houser, was charming In yellow
measallne. and carried Marched Neil roses,
The little flower girl, Ermlnla Houser, was
lovely in a dainty white chiffon. The
bride's going-away gown was gray cloth
made coat suit, hat and gloves to match.
The bride is a daughter of Sanford and
ha ajiJflrge. circle oifrichdLW ho Jove, her
for the many good traits with which she
is endowed.
Mr. Howard spent last
season in Sanford being connected with
the Armour FertiiizerCo., and made many
friends and acquaintances by hit unfailing good humor and manly traits.
The best wishes o f every one go with
ibBSev y t r i f H g ' t h e i r
journey
through life.
„
Notice to Voters
You ore probably aware o f the fact that
the County Commlssiqners ’ of -Orange
County have called n special election to
decide the question of issuing bonds in
the sum of One Million Dollars for buijding brick roads in Orange County. This
bond issue wiU provide the Celery Delta
with afine system of permanenthardroads,
without increasing "our“ tax assessment
one dollar, os is demonstro*te5T b y ifitTlitcraturc upon the subject which will soon
be in general circulation, and "the figures
in this literature are absolutely vouched
for by the ¡entire Board o f County Com
missioners. ; This being the case, we as
sume thát- every ritirem rf the C gjcryD l
is .in Tavor_oi tliifl_l»i)d. meo»urfl.. Our
election laws provide that every elector
must fie registered and he must pay a
poll tax also, as o pre-requisite to voting.
Every one, in order to qualify? must have
been a resident of the State one year and
of the County six month». The law makes
some exceptions as to the imyment of poll
taxes, but none as to the registration:
First, all persons over flftyflvc years of
age are exempt from poli taxes. All new
residents of die State, who came here sub
sequent to the first of January, 1909, and
yet have been in the state one year, cafi
register and vote at this election without
paying poll tax. and all young men who
have come of age subsequent to January
1st. 1009, come under the same regulation.
There are two Precincts in the Sanford
District If you live east of Park avenue,
or a projection of the line of Parlrttvenuc,
to the election district limit, you will reg
ister ut the otiles of Capt. R. H. Marks,
who is. the Registration Officer for lids
Precint, known as No. 3. If you live west
of the above line, you can register at the
office of Mr. G. R. Calhoun, and Mr. Cal
houn is ulso the Deputy Collector of taxes
for this District und will receive your poll
lux, if any is required. Aii citizens who
have changed their residence from the
east to the west side of Park, avenue, or
from the west to the east side, should re
member dial it is necessary for them to
have their uatues transferred on the poll
list, and either of the above Registration
Officers will do this, Saturday die 10th.
of September, is die last day upon which
electors can legally qualify for this bond
election.
Rem em ber this If you w ont
Mr. Hill was always active In city ser*
vice. Ever sipce he painted bis boarding
house sign in 1886. he had tried "UT help
Wichita. He served on the city council
for eight years.
He was an excellent
councilman. It was-the common saying
that there was nothing narrow or petty
about Mr. Hill and that ltd always came
out fair and square on issues. He was a
charter member o f jhe Sunflower Lodge,
A. F. and A. M„ No 86. He was a loyal
worker in the I. O. 0. F. organizatioA. No.
345. He was a G. A. R. man and proud
of his copper button.
Beside a widow Mr. Hill is survived by
the following children: Miss Olive Hill,
who is a prominent local musician; Mrs.
Katherine Hill-Hardy, of Philadelphia,
who has achicvod quite a success as a
conccri K)loiat:_Hcrniun Jlill oL S a n fon L
Fla., and A. M. Hill of this city. Mr
Herman H|1l arrived Sunday from Florida.
Mr. Hill was 65 years old.— Wichita Bea*
con.
REPORT O f THE CONDITION Ob
An Ordinance Providing for the Sani
tary Dlsploy of Fruits, Vegetables First National Bank at Sanford
_ .and Food Products:— ,,-------__------------ IN THE STATE* ÖP FLORIDA,* AT TIIE TLOSE or
Be it
Ordained
byI the Mayor and the City Court__
_____
DSd 0*
cil of Sanford, Florid
1,
Ail
Truitt,
vegetables and other food proSee..
HiMayed by any merehant-ln the City of
duets di
d. In the door way Of or In the from of hi*
Sanford
■halt be placed on stands or
a
rs not Irts than eighteen inches In hlgbt from
the Door or side walk, and ail hulls, vegetables
nnd food products shaft at all time* be kept free
troni flits by the use of wire screens or gitisi cases
entirely covering the fruits, vegetables nnd food
aforesaid, or In
■ ■
M b I in thei manner
ms
products
displayed
uny manner. ,
Section 2. Any person, Brm or corporation
vloliting Section I of this ordinance, upon convic
tion thereof, shall he fined not lest than five dollar}
nor more than twenty-five dollars, tjr Imprisoned
in the city Jail fdr nut mure than twenty 'lays.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance * « •
regularly passed by the city council nl Sanford,
Florida, In sestibn September 5th. 1B10.
K, C. MAXWELL City Clerk
Approved: FORREST LAKE, Mayor.
Date. Sept. 7th, 1910.
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BUSIN CSS SEPTEMBER 1ST, 1910:
r RESOURCES.
Ixians and Discounts...................
8223,828.81
Overdrafts, secured ami unseated.... U9H.42
0. 8 Bonds to secure circulation.......
0.290.00
Bouts, »ecureties, etc......... .............. 10,905 mii
Hanking house, furniture and’fixtures 17,000.0(1
Due from National Banks (not reserve
agents).......................................
14,162.89
Due from State Banks and Bankers...
244.24
Due from approved reserve agents.... 23.081 23
Checks nnd other cnsti items.............
000.115
Nines of other National Banks..'.......
S.9B4.0U
Emotional paper currency, nickels, aud
cents......
2,310,00
Lawhil Money Krsntvr * linn«, va:
Specie................ ...........812,830.00
Legal-tender notes.......... 8,200.00- 82I.OSO.OO
Hedeinpllon fund with U. S. Treasurer
312.50
(9 per cent, of circulation.........
Total..................'.I. . . . . . . . . . 8334,834.84
An Ordinance Providing Tor the Con
struetton of Side Walks and Mater
lals Used In Such Construction.
Be it Ordained by the Mayor ani the City Coun-
__ _ t ti j l
Sect 1. All tide walks hereafter constructed on
You'll be sorry If you don’t wait for First street In the City of Sanford, east of Myrtle
Ave. shall not be lets than ten (10) fret In width.
The Boston.
On all other streets, nr parts of streets, the width
shall be not Irss than six feet.
Sec. 2. All side walks shall be construsted ac
cording to the following formula: Foundation three
Inches thick of-ftve parts of crushed stone, or rock,
to three parts of goad sharp sand and one part of
cement, to be surfaced -with one Inch of a mixture
composed of one pari of sharp sand and, one part
M o n th
T o rm o 9 6
of cement.
W eek
Sec. 3. A lltid e walks must be laid to a grade
2 Losson
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.«atabfwhcH My the city engineer, and The construer lO r S C D
T v lC n u O n T ia ll
lion must be approved br<tbetity
. engineer or sup
erintendent of streets.Reference: The Conservatory of Music
Sec. 4. All side walks hereaitrr not constructed
In accordance with the provisions of this Ordin
Cincinnati, Ohio
ance may be condemned and replaced by the city
at the nwner's expense, and the dty shall be en
titled to a lien upon the property upon which said
reconstruction It made.
. \
Th e only place in-Sanford where
Sec. 5, All ordinances or parts of urdinatu.-es In
conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
1 hereby certify that Jhe foregoing ordinance wot
regularly passed by the city council of Sanfurd,
Florida. In session Sept, 3th, 1910,
K. C. MAXWELL City Clerk.
c o p .1* purchased ia*at_________
Approved»- FORREST LAKBrAlrffcr "
Date, September 7th, 1910.
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50-8t-p
W . W . Lo n g 's G ro c o ry
LI ABILITIES
’Capital Stock paid In .? ...........
823.000.0U
Surplus fund..................................... 25.000.00
Undivided profits, lets expenses and
taxespald.............................. .
5,300 51
National Bank norrxmrmnmUnf- .-r — 8:240 00Due to approved Reserve Agents...:
32.05
Individual deposits sub
ject to check......... ........263,488.48
Demand certificates of de
posit .........................
0.022.22____
Certified chocks.............
445.60 ZT2.B30.28
—
I am organizing a class in
Music in Sanford.
. Ashe's Roach Pepper
and Ratsault
Total.......... ........................ 8334.U54.84
State of Florida.
|
County of Orange J
I, F. P. Forster, cashier of the above-named bank,
do solemnly swear thatThè abovestatement Is true
to Ihe best of roy knowledge nnd belief.
- F. V FORSTER. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Olh day
of September, l9l0.
A. R. KEY
Correct—Attest :
Notary f*ubllc
CEO. H. FERNALD.
S. 0. CHASE.
_ FREDERIC il. RAND.
Directors.
.A ll klada oí repair, work__ SanfordALn
chine & Garage Co.
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IfTii Nik— ttk«tlÍM 1
Plows
County Agents
rí j V
h
V » W s s W » V « i 'i W
good roads.
H. A. Hill.
One of the West Side's most loyal citi
zens and business men passed atyay this
morning whten H. A. Hill died nt the
iWichlta hospital. He had been a Wichita
business man for more than a score of
year» and was one of the best known
men in the city. His death came after
two year’s of gradual falling health.Funeral services have uot been uii i .ouac
t'd but diey will be in charge of the Ma
sons and G. A. R.
Interment will be
mode in Maple Grove cemetery.
In 1887 when Wichita was suffering
from Inflated values, Mr. Hill came hero
from Ft. Scott.
He opened a boarding
iiouae and boarded many of the eastorn
capitalist who came here to reap millions,
In IBS' when the bubble began to burst
be Abandoned the boarding : house and
opened a second hand store on the West
Side near the bridge.
Because of his
hustling and tsuslworth! neaa this small
establishment grew until he had a large
hardware store. He then rented a room
in the Palace block, Seueca and West
Douglas avenues.
A t that time he had
tha largest and best equipped hardware
store In the city.
A t that lime also, the
West Side was being talked o f as the real
Wichita to be.
Two years ago Mr. Hill moved to 1003
West Douglas avenue where he had a
hard ware »lure. Ilia health began to I
a n in w SbCTbuTto G rBroS. “ H T H fll and
family went to ^Sanford, Fla., where it
was thought be might regain MTstreiigth.
He came back to Wichita several months
ogo in a weakened condition.
He had
been In the hospital since kito in June.
èK- -' * *
> Five per cent on yearly
balances, I OH years in
which (o return tlie loan.
Privilege of paying us at
any. time, thus «topping
further interest.
Six months grace in case
of adverse circumstances.
You return the principal
at the rate of $7.50 on the
Y o u r Lot
W hy not *ppJy (be money you ipend monlhly for
hou»c rent receipts is ■ poor ¡nyeslratol. snd one (h i
Anybody can piy lent. but it ta b » energy, economy
delayed long enough and loci by it. *
We loan money to buy. build, improve bomci or l
lot be vacant when it wiH bring you returns. I f you
plraiure in »plaining our proposition. Call or write
borne? Money inveared in
say future benefit» from,
own a home. You have
Rooms fi and 9, Pico Building
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
�September 9.1910
THE SANFORD HERALD
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
Mrs. R. L. Jones and Miss Haskins are
at Daytona Beach this week.
Little Happenings— Mention of
Matters in Brier.
Proi. Lynch of Orlando, passed through*1 ' I have read with much interest the
here Saturday afternoon on his road home various arguments pro - and con on the
from tils summer vacation in tha moun question of bonding the county for good
tains of Tennessee, much Improved in roads add it seems to me that the real
health.
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point of the matter has been but lightly
PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST
Will Not Appear On Date
The Mabel Paige Co., will not appear nt
the Imperial Theatre next week as an
Summary of the Floating Small Talk nounced but will be here on October 3rd.
Succinctly Arranged for Mur
for two nights.
•-»
rled Herald Readers.
J. C. Moore has returned from Ida visit
to Tampa.
Meeting of
s. I. A.
A meeting o f the S. I. A. will beheld at
the park In band stand on Tuesday Sept,
Warren C. Butts, of Mt. Dora, Fla., spent'
the 13th. at £ p. m. All members and
last Sabbath with the Rose family.
ladies are requested to l>e present.
Clara Talor spent last Sunday'with her
i n iii Dorrcnio, r i
M ethodist ChurcIT
0. E. Cumbec, went to Jacksonville
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Preaching
Sunday to be ready to enjoy labor day at 11 a. m. Union Services at .7:39 p. m.
there.
JBeit. J, P. Hilburn. D. D., president of
John B. Peavy of Vienna. Ga .-came In- Southern College, will preach bath inostv.
__Sunday,n ju Lw lll take a position with the Ing and evening. All are invited. Come
’ .
Express uom
ampany. Welcome ye, to our and hear this minister.
-_dty.—
J. S. Martin was a passenger to Sorren
to last Monday miming.
t
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Presbyterian Church.
£
There will be preaching at the Presby
terian
church Sunday morning by the
J. H. Keel, on the local train between
pastor.
No services at night. The last of
luxe and Lakolahd. la making Sanford his
the
Union
Service on Sunday evening for
headquarters at (xesent.
this season will be liekl next Sunday
L. B. Hagan spent last Tuesday in our
night nt the Methodist church.
city.
Mrs. S. Puleston and children have
C ongregational Church.
returned home after a pleasant visit to
There will be only the morning service
points in Georgia.
at the Congregational church next Sun
David and Wideman Caldwell have re day because-of-the Union Service at the
turned from n trip to New York where Methodist church in the evening. Rev.
George B. Waldron wilLspcak iq theinornthey purchased a faj^ stock of goods,__
Messrs Murrell and Willis of the Boston In fo n *‘,Our ClUldref." This i i "M r W a l
store are home again after a week’s trip dron’s last service before leaving on his
to the eastern markets purchasing p fall vacation. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
stock.
Mrs. Hamilton and. family arrived in
A nother Crossing Accident.
_____ the. city from Richmond, Jnd„ ou_Monday
— Whllc-Err.-Brady was d rivin g"G iieror
and hereafter the Hamiltons- will reside
ills fine horses across the tracks on First
in Sanford.
The Uoosicr state is nil
street on Wednesday morning the switch
right but they like Sanford better.
engine backed down on him causing his
The many friends of Carl Hamilton are horse to plunge und fall upon the pave
glad to see him in the city agnin after a ment. Luckily Mr. Brady escaped injury
year’s absence in Indiana.
but the horse wns badly bruised and the
Mrs. Mury E. Collier Is visiting her full extent of his injuries cannot l>e as
daughter, Mrs. Dr. S. Puleston tills week. certained. Mr. Brady entered a complaint
Miss Tola Evans and Nellie Elder have and the engineer wns brought before
MayoF Lake yesterday morning. The en
returned from a trip to Miami.
gineer proved that he was not on (lie
Mrs. Wilkins of Leesbury is visiting
street at the time and within ills rights.
friends and relatives in this city.
The case was dismissed.
Mias Vesta Weeks resumes her duties
as stenographer for J. E. Powers after a
New goods arriving daily nt Miller &
pleasant visit to friends in Gainesville, Son.
Call and see our line.
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Jacksonville and point» in Georgia.
Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine
Misses Eleanor and Viola Moure are
visiting relatives in South Carolina.
& Garage Co.
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Remember tliut Miller & Son nre selling
Ilf
Mrs. Walter Cluy and sou, Doyle, have Pattons Sun Proof Paint.
returned to their home in Arcadia after a
Very busy opening new goods, w atch
*
The Boston
'visit to Mrs. Clay’s mother. Mrs. M. C. out next week.
Doyle.
Crashed and pulverized Limestone, car
Archie Betts of the First Nutionul Bunk loud lots.
R. H. Whltncr.
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und Ernest Betts of the Spear Grocery are
New crop onion seed Crystal Wax and
«landing their vucation at Dalenu Beach. Bermuda's |fed und White genuine TenMrs, C. L Goodhue left yesterday far erifie grown at L. R. Philips & Co's. 2 tf
Atlanta where she will meet herduughter
When you begin to furnish your borne
Mary, and they will spend several weeks give Miller & Son n call: they will save
you money.
4tf
■in Cincinnati and other polntB in Ohio.
For
best
cuts
Florida
beef,
cull
nt
I^ongs
Among tba Sunfordites at Daytonn
Beach this week are the Misses Mattel store.— We have it.
All the latest song lilts and instrument
Mrs, Turner Houser and . daughter, al music at po|Hilur (rices at City Cigar
Ermlnio, left on Monday for points in Store. W. A. Smith will play them for
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South Carolina and expect to be absent you from 7:30 to 9:39 every night.
New Mattings, New Rugs. New Art
several months
Squares, prices the lowest nt MlilerA Son.
D.G. Wagner in a postal to the Herald
4tf.
from Pike's Peak Colorado, writes that lie
Smoke Sanford cigars, “ Lucky Sanford"
and the family are enjoying themselves.
and “ Tampa John." Best 5 cent Havuna
Entire stock çf Sanford Grocery Co., will cigars in the city. They have stood the
be on sole Monday and Tuesday af.oext test. Sold by all first class dealers. 41-tf
week. Going ut cost.
Buy your chipped beef and boiled ham
Remember tiie Sanford' Grocery Co., of W. W. Long and have it cut oti an
stock Is being sold at cost next Monday American slicing machine, it is line.
and Tuesday.
Every train and boat bring* new
Mr. Baker and his son, of Tangerine, Fla.,
goods fo r - T h e Boston. W atch out
came up In their launch from Clay Spring
next week.
last Thursday and was much pleased with
Polished rockers ut Miller &. Son going
our city.
at low (trice*.
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Mrs. Walter Cooper, of Sorrento, stopped
Popular sweet music ut City Cigar Store.
over a few minutes with her daughter,
W. A. Smith4will play them foe you from
Mrs. Clara Tolar,on her road fora vacation
7:30 to 9:39 every night.
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at lite lieuch.
We cany in stock a fine line of picture
Mr. D. A. Fulkcnbury, of Tampa is here
moulding suitable for all kinds of pictures.
to work atJtli~trade. a cigar maker.
Let us supply you with frames. Sanford
Miss ¿allie Taylor, of Orlando, passed Furniture Co.
40-tf
through last Thursday enroute for the
New kit National crackers received since
ouaal /or a much needed real.
Ü,
——
-, -the rains have-stopped, thry are fresh and
Miss Lillian C. Gibson left yesterday crisp.
and Charlotte Hand.
morhiug for Colninbla. S. C., where she
wLU visit u short while ere returning to
Rock Hill, S. C„ to resume her studies at
Wtnthrup College. While in Sanford Miss
Gibson made many friends who regret to
see her leave, but who wish for her first
honor* In the class of 1011.
Rev. J. F. McKlunon returned from bis
vacation Wednesday, intending to con
duct prayer meeting that night. The at
tendance at this first service after his re
•turn was encouraging In numbers and
quality, and the audience gave good at:
tention to some brief remarks on “ The
More Abundant Life." Mr. McKinnon re
ports a most delightful vacation spent
chleflr in Washington City and thé moun
tain« of South-Western Virginia. \
We have a few of these matting rugs
left, only $2.25. Miller &. Sou
4tr
Many new surprise! next week. The
Boston.
If you wunt the Genuine Article go to
L. R. Philips V Co., for your Crystal Wax
und Bermuda Onion seed.
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We are equipped to handle your repair
work.
Sanford Machine & Garage Co.
«tf.
iul in new Mahoguny, Oak and
^
(fl__Maple
furniture Extension
Tables end rocker at Mlller lTSon.
TIT
l or a real Haircut and Shave go ’ to
Will They Last 50 Years.
To ih« Editor of'Ths H w ld :
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touched upon. The point Is the length of
time the road will last.
If good vitrified
brick roads will last for fifty years there
should bfrj no hesitancy In voting the
bonds as a matter nf economy, for the
county expenditure for mad purposes for
the next fifty years will certainly not be
less than $40,000.09 a year, which would
amount to $2,000,000 und not give us the
present benefit of the brick roads. If, on
the other hand, good vitrified brick roads
will not last for more than twenty or
tw e n ty five y e a n n r - wtll_ b« unwise to
vote the bonds, as the bonds do not be
come due until the expiration of llfty
years and the funds applicable to roud
work will have to be applied to the in
terest of the bonds nnd thus leave the
county-prncticaliy without a road fund,
as well ns without roads, after the expi
ration o f twenty or twenty-five years, j
The rouds should be constructed of--tha
best vitrified brick and expert testimony
should b * procured nnd laid before the
people by tiie board of county commis
sioners, or oilier responsible authority,
showing the length o f time that the best
vitrified brick roads will last under con
ditions of medium use and travel. If tiie
proof Show*-that the roads will last for
fifty years or more the bonds should be
voted.
If, on the contrary, the proof
shows that the roads will last for a less
period thati fifty years the wisdom of
voting them is exceedingly doubtful. The
burden of proof is upon those advocatihg
the bonds and it Is up to tiieui to g et-to .
work end-make it. 1 am heartily in favor
of the bonds if it can be (iroved that tiie
roads will last-for a period of fifty-year»
hr Ihore,"otherwise I am against them. •
The people of Orange County know u
good tiling when they see it. but will not
go in debt for a million of 'dollars on
chances.
Let those interested in und
workimt for the bonds, get the evidence
from proper expert anu ollicial sources
and-presoM-it promptly to tiie -p e o p le -«»
they can come to a wise' and just con!
elusion on this important matter.
Ttiomas E. Wilson.
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dress much better if we do.
These are the points"“whiciT~
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have gained for us an
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viable reputation. This should
^impress you with the possibilities to be gained by making
us your haberdasher.
SANFOW
F L O R ID A
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T ne upportunii y
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All Local A dvertisem ents Linder This
Beading,*0ne Cent a W ord Each Issue
Wanted.—To rent a cottage o i four- to
six rooms by the year, Address box 54,
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Maitland, Fin.
Dress Making.— Ladies fine Tailor work
a specialty.
Mrs. Geo. W. Williams,
4-3-p
For Sale— Household furniture, bird »eye
maple bod room suites, mission library
suite, bookcases, kitchen utensils and
cabinet, and good Barncsvllle buggy.
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Mrs. T. P. Com|>rop«t.
WANTED— To buy 3,000 acres, or more
of Florida land, for colonization. Must
bo good land, well locatad. Address P. 0.
Box 61, Dayton, Ohio.
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Wanted— Board witli room, ropm with
out board, board without room. Privute
family preferred. Address Box 1139. 3-2p
For Rent— Desirable furnished rooms at
202 Fork Ave.
3-3p
For Sale—Twenty-five feet celery boards
used due season, one good form mule, a
Favorite steel range with water back,
coal or wood, wanning ov«n and (Wen in
dicator. The above may btTsecured at a
bargain, if taken tit once. P.O. Box >140,
Sanford. ,
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Save your fruit and vegetables. Use
Hamilton Smudge Heater. An exhibition
at Clyde Pharmacy. M. W. Lovell, Agt.
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House to Rent— Eight rooms and bath.
Newly painted inside. On Celery avenue,
known ns Williams' house. Inquiro L. A.
Brantley.
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For Sole— House, six rooms, three fire
places. artesian well, cistern, two lots, cor
ner ninth street, French ave, bargain for
quick salcO Apply nt this office. 1-5-t p
House an Palmetto avenue between 5th
and 6th street with all modern improve
ments, for rent. Apply nt 115 Oak uve.
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5,000 feet celery bourds at a sacrifice.
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Davies, next door to P. O.
For Rent or Sale—5 room two story cot
tage, cor. 3rd nnd Chapman nvc. Apply
115 Oak ave.
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Wanted To lxtan— Why pay rent when
you can own your homo with payments
less ihon rent. We churge only five
cent simple interest und give you leu and
one-half years to pay back loan. For par
ticulars write or call on Tiie Standard
Home Co., Stiles & Stephens Agts, Room
9, Pico Bldg.
For Rent—Ten acres tiled land on street
car line. Station on place. Two acres of
tiled land, cottage and barn on place.
On Street car line. Address, J. N. Whit*
uer, Sanford Florida.
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For Sale— Two good mules, two wugout
and all fanning impllments— two miles
west—one half south of Sanford. Her
man Hill.
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For sale.— I have Uve or six pieces of
land more titan I need for trucking. Ttieso
lands were bought cheap, cleared under
my own supervision and wiU be sold at u
great bargain. One five acres perfectly
tiled, third year In cultivation, 30 rods
from Beck' Hammock station.
40 acres
half cleared and plowed, balance fine
hammock, two strong wells, tool house, ‘A
miles from Cameron City;
Beat bargain
on the market. Plione 7-3. Levi BinfonJ.
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For Rent— Three Unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply 206 Third §L
Albert Gramllhg. Sanford’s Leading
2-lf-o
Barber. .
Wanted— Any one who have land to
We promise great things and. we dear, apply to Sherman Steavens, Sanford
Fla. 618 Cypress ave who wiU guarantee
will continue taUva up to our promise satisfaction.
2-4t p
watoh out iwxt week.
The Boston
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Clothier and Men’s Furnisher
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Of Your Life Young Man
M arried or Single. Have a Hom e or
Safe Investment.
Good
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T h e Markham 1
. Park Addition
O n the O rlan d o road just two
from street car line
blocks
T h irty B e a u tifu l Lots
Just been
graded.
laid
Now
home.
out
and
ready
to
streets
build
(N o place like hom e.)
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$20 Cash - $10 Per Month
W IT H O U T
IN T E R E S T
This Offor is Good for 30 Days
See me
at once.
It d on ’t cost noth
ing to look and get your choice.
Som e
lots shaded with oaks and some with
orange trees. N o w is the accepted time.
Se Me at Once
and Save Money______
N. H. GARNER
Room No. 2.
F IR S T S T R E E T
M . G * T . Block
S A N F O R D » F L O R ID A
The Crippen Music Store
High-grade Pianos, Organs,
and Graphophones.
Low Prices.
Easy Payments.
Pico Block
�September 9,19(0
From the car windows are seen
Sanford & Everglades Railroad.
yields have been made here in crops and dollars than any other place on earth. What more can be desired to ip
Hom e and’ Farm? Frequent street car service is constantly maintained. Side tracks for loading arc placed cv
vegetables are loaded in refrigerator cars without delays or exposure to sun and wind. The nominal freight to Ss
hauling from many other farms. Rural Free Delivery o f Mails. Numerous homes are occupied by good families
Churches arc being built, several stores arc in operation between Sanford arid Cameron City
Thè Railroad is graded from Cameron C ity to Palm V illa , iji Palm Hammock. Tow n Lots and-Celery Farj
prices and on reasonable terms, with à guarantee that street cars will be operated by October 1st. Palm Haranv
owners, and avenues already completed. No tax or charge tó purchasers. Each ten-acre farm fronts an avenue,
double our price by January st. - Address or call on
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Machinist Pic- H I*—
With our long experience on the markets for fertilizer mo
terlhls in all parts of the world and nmple capital to buy in
great quantities at the most favorable times and to obtain all
concessions given for strictly cash soles, weT>uy our materials
at tho lowest possible prices.
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Two of the leading railroads have laid their tracks to our
factory and any ship that can cross the S t Johns bar can un
load a tou r dock, so whether wo buy at home or.abroad we se
cure the lowest freight rates ond-delivcTy is mode at our door.
Our factory is equipped throughout with labor-saving de
vices, therefore our fertilizer is handled at minimum c o s t " Our trade is so immense thot the office expenses are
riiuch less per ton than is possible in smuller business Our
every condition is favorable for economy and we give you the
benefit While we iqnko the BEST we can- and DO sell the
Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co.
UNIVERSITY
Four c o l l i f c , • < r k . ll.iU .ip tfiiiM B l .ration; U t l n r >itjr i l i n i l M . A u g l m o n i k I n d i i » i <
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m l tn rtrtw In > m , a in c . I t « V u i
A tlr w li.. W M '
tefLvri c’ mpsi. For catalog sdJiss« A. A. Murpiirf t
The Geo. H
Headquarters For BUILDERS SUPPLIES.
né, Brfok, Cem ent, Plaster, Doors,
ash, Blinds,’ Paints, Oils and Glass,
ron, Steel and Metal W ork, Paroid
Roofing, Plum bing, Steam and Gas
Fitting, E le ctric W iring, Gas and
E le ctric Ligh t Fixtures.
Tile Roofing, DeVoe’s paints, Repotia the
finest interior enamel finish, Com plete
W ater Plants fo rS u b urban Residences
Gasoline Pum ping .Engines, W in d - .
niills, Artesian W ells Driven
Ffom Uie number of empty beer bottles
strewn around at Lemon IllufT the fisher
men on that part of the river certainly
can't be tea totalors.
OF F L O R I D A Florida Stgte College For Women
GAINESVILLE
A Superior But Inexpensive Institution
For Florida Young Men
Seminole Lodge No. 2R0 of the Inter
national Association of Machinist gave a
Labor Day excursion and picnic to Lemon
DlufT about 15 miles Up the “Xit. Julius
river, a beautiful place for a days outtlng.
th e machinists and their families and
a large number of invited guests und en
joyed the lounch ride and snmptlous din
ner which was prepaired by an cxperienc
ed corpse of cooks and assistants. The
dinner consisted of chicken perlieu, boiled
ham, bread, coffee, pickles, cheese and
last but not least fried fish and com
bread. Everybody was full of dinner
and fun. A general good'tints and' good
dinner was what every one in attendance
said they enjoyed.
Admiral Pogenhart
carried tbo excursionists up on his launch
The Mamie, towing another launch astern
also filled with members of the Machinist
and thelr'families. The Admiral has just
rece ntly ovtihauletH riy trim~lnnnch Ttr
. .Mamie arul.it is a _ th ln g .o f. beauty, ln■tolling a new goaollne engine.'new up
holstering and in fact everything new,
TALLAHASSEE
Some of the young single men com
plained that the old married men had tho
most fun. To all those the writer would
say, boys your time is coming, but just
now you are nor foot loose like we old
The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co j
Wholesale arid Retail Distributors
College o f A r t « tod Science«, N o«m ol Sckool, School
o f M «eic, School o f A rt« School o f EiptCM ioa, School
o f Hom e Economic*. F irst d *M equipment thrOBfhoiiL
Tnit ion fro«. . Other ei pen»«* very low .' For inform*-
Yours for n Good Time. No. 103740.
SANFORD. FLORIDA
EDWARD CONRADI. President' Oring your old tires to Sanford Madilne
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Why Y|pü i Should Attend the Sanford Business College
Because it has at it’s head a man who has had fifteen years experience
as a teacher.
Because this school is in a position to secure employment for all it’s
competent students.
Because the methods used in presenting the different subjects to it’s stu
dents are strictly modern.
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Because the cost of living is cheaper in Sanford than in the larger
cities
Because we use Gregg shorthand, which is noted for it’s simplicity and
legibility
Bjtcause the environment is such that parent^ will not be afraid to place
their sons and daughters in this institution
For
Rooms 8 and 9
Particulars
Pico Building
C all
on
or write
Phone 177
Sanford, Florida
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September 9,1910
TME SAMFORD HERALD
CELERY AVENUE NEWS
l E i iiia f f lB in m iz iiE p it s n n n i
Davy Crockett Says
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F E R T IL IZ E R S
Th e n Go Ahead
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if he were living in Sanford now he would say
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— Start-^with— our—pure -C a n a d a — Hardw ood
Ashes to sweeten your soil, then “ go ahead”
with the speciali&fiLitizeTTor the crop you intend to grow, whether it is Blood, Bone and
Potash or Celery Grower, Lettuce special, Irish
Potato special, etc., you may “ be sure you
are right/’
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Soecla| Correapondenco to The Herald:
Fred Dorner is back mid lie didn't come
un the Hog either. He cuuie on two large
mules which ho bought to New York Tor
his brother, A. Dorner.
Quite a number of Celery avenue people,
also Celery Delta folks, look advantage of
the excursion from Sanford to Tampu run
by the A. C. L. R'y Tuesday of this week.
Mr. T. I. Hawkins was called home to
Corqtnercc, Ga., on account o f the Illness
of his father, whom
learn is quite ID
with typhoiJ fever. Mr. Hawkins' father
is on old Confederate Veteran and oldtime Southern (W)rtlcmnn. We truly hope
that his rccbVfery may lie speedy and com
plete.
We look every week for the Cameron
CitT budget and a r e - q uite—disappointed
when we see it -not. t looked to see a
good item altout the dance given there
some lime since, as the little city doesn’t
do tilings by halves.
We tare glad to iee ' Mrs. H. H. Chappell
and daughters back home from their sum
mer. vacation.
A chicken pillnu was given Tuesday
night of tills week at Moore's Station for
the benefit of the Pine Grove Union Sun-
Planet Jr implements are
*016 greatest time-savers and labor-savers ever invent!
for the farm and garden.
better than by ordinary methods.
Armour Fertilizers Grow Big Crops E
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H o w a rd -P ac k a rd Land Co.
S A L E S
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Stop
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Sanford Building & Loan
Association
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CEO. M. FERKi ALD
Y o u r
A. P. CONNELLY .
- President
Scc’ y &. Treas.
’ Hom e
Let U s Tell Y o u A b o u t It
There are lots of new houses going up
here nnd there throughout the Celery Del
ta. Among the largest one for Mr. Speer
on Beanlall avenue. Mr. Braddjr, who
purchased the McBride property, has
made wonderful changes, clearing nil the
land and putting It In thorough condition
and fencing it all, using wire fence and
square pine posts, painted white. It cer
tainly sets off this part of the avenue. It
seems that panics and off years don’t re
tard the progress of the Celery Delta, not |
oven rotten roads.
Now .Mr. Editor we would like to see
the Proposed Bond Election for Brick
Roads called off in the interest of econ
omy, as there is no doubt, from the!
opinions exiiressed on tall sides, that the ‘
bond, issue w_ilL.be__BO_coml>letely snowed.,
under that never again will it be brought,
before the public while the present bond j
exists, and as we ara ail in favor of good .
roods and then those roads kept up, that
we fear if the rodd issue goes to un ele c -!
lion it will set back good roads 25 years.
Remember that when wc get through
[laying for these roads nt the end o f 50 1
years they will have cost $32,500 per i
mile, nnd possibly ut the expiration of 50 1
years there will b e little use. for these (
roads only for lighting places for Hying'
machines.
Looking Backward wus all right and I
suppose was handed dUt to us to cause us
to look ahead. You had belter look out
for the present andHet the past go und
anticipate the future. Labor Day is fast
approaching and should, be fittingly cele
brated. There arc few Values that would
be values nt all if it Wasn't for the pro
duct that the fanners' tabor produces nnd
lie is euchcrcd out of the lion’s slum: of
his labor's product by what we term
“The Market,“
Yours for good roads und everything
else Ihut's good for the whole people.
A F arm er .
Over two million farmers and
Yin can’ t.afford to
gardeners have found this out by actual use.
be without a Planet Jr.
No. 17 Planet Jr Slnglo-Whaal Hoe It a mo*t tiaody and effective tool for
garden cultivation. A fine tool for working dote to crop*, especially in late work.
.N ew No. 81 Planet Jr Horeo-Hoe, Cultivator and Furrower U a great
implement for cultivating and hilling crops up to 4 feet apart.
Compact, strong, and steady-running. Does just the kind of
work you want.
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Come and see our full line o f Planet Jr labor-savera.
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Celery Lands
dirreehool tmd church.
P
T h ey frequently do six men's work, and do It
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We deal in Celery Farms and
Farm Lands and we are the
largest owners of Town Lots
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We don’t have to advertise cheap lands.
The purchaser here saves more per acre
--^-a nn ila 11y-in Tr©i gh ts t ha n-lie-savea on-t he—
purchase, price elsewhere, See table o ( r
freight rates in our booklet
HOLDEN REAL ESTATE
COMPANY-.
SANFORD
FLORIDA
Rooms I nnd 2, Peoples Bank Bldg.
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Général Fire Insurance
Office with H O L D E N R E A L E S T A T E CO.
— Sanford*
•~LA K 'f MARY MELANGE
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Special Cor. to The Herald.
A fe w Miles
East of Sanford
Celery Farm* Colony il being e tt.lilitb cd , Il «fill do ■ lot for
Sanford by increaring id trading |»|>u]*tion and il the large*! Colony
proposition anyw here near the.city.
We Will Sell 1,000 Ten Acre Farms lor $250 each
Celery Farina Colony begina at Deep C rack and for 12 inilca
on both licit* of the Florida Ea»t C oait to T iluiville the rich black
aandy loam U oura. S o u th we eifcn d to aud along Tltc banka of the
S t. Johna River and Lake H arney, the richeal muck and black tandy
toil in Voluaia C ounty, If you arc looking for land don't buy until
you tee Celery F arm i.
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FLO RIDA HOME LA N D C O M P A N Y
407 A T L A N T I C
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BUILDING
FLORIDA.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McBride spent
Tuesday in Sanford »flopping.
Rev. Henry Kegwin. pastor of the Pres
byterian church ut Glenwood, Flu., was
Celery Farms
guest of Rev. J. F. Sundell for several
days. He preached two very helpful ser
mons in the Presbytctinn church here to
well attended services. Rev. Mr. Kegwin
Cut Over
hus been in the ministery for over fifty
& Timber Lands
years, half of that time spent in Florida,
and hns been “onto the Job" anil bus •£
made good." May he have innny more
days to labor. He says, "Florida for him."
City Property •
Mrs. W. N. Webster and grandchildren
Sanford, Fla
Pico Blopk
Donald, Ada, Ralph and Ireue McDonald
hjive gone to the coast to spend a few
ays.
Wo hope they will enjoy it nnd
come back and tell us "whnt the wild
waves say."
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The telephone linemen are camped here
and huvn a very comfortable looking
camp. Makes one want to get out into
God's open country and leave man's civi
Y
lization behind,
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School opened Monday with Miss Lorettu Arnott of Longwood in charge.
Wc
Sales Agents and Distributors
BRANCHES
BRANCHES.,
look for good school year; may the young
Americans help to make it so.
SANFORD CELERY UNION
Mrs. B. Overstreet entertained her
Chicago
New York
uncle and aunt, Mr. und Mrs. lrven StenRoom 16, Pico Block.
’Phone 209
Washington
strum, and her brothers Will and Howard
Cincinnali
Wynn of Clyde on Sunday.
It did us all
Sanford
Jacksonville
goad to see new faces in toWfiT Come
g*
again.
J. W. Conner
REAL ESTATE
CRUTCHFIELD & W 00LF0LK
P IT T S B U R G , P A .
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N. 0. GARNER
SANFORD, FLA .
Sanford’s Largest Cash Grocery Store
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17 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar
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$1.00
Schnapps Tobacco, by the caddy
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Sanford’s Largest Cash Grocery Store
Phone 2 6 7
NOW IS T H E T I M E
T o have your Automobile overhauled for the winter*
We have the equipment and tools to make your car
as good as new.
Consult -....us. ♦ *
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A n y thing
in
the repair
line.
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Sanford Machine
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COUNTY HAPPENINGS
From Correspondents
THE EVENTS O f ORANGE COUNTY
J & P Coats Thread
Efficient St off of Reporters Weekly
Covers the Territory for
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The Herald
6 Spools for 25c
September 12
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A Budget of Interesting Items
SANFORD
PAOLA POINTS
Special Correspondence to The Herald:
W e are having for a change some dc• - Ughtful weather, dear and cool, east
breezes and moonlight nights In the near
future.
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Mrs. E. R. Curtoss made a flying visit
to her Paola home lost week, having rereturned to Sanford from Atlanta, .and
points north, not long since. —
CASH D E P A R TM E N T
Mrs. W. D. Zachcty tuu boarr Qmte-iU’
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A. A.
Mr.
J. E. Bona has been In town pay
weeks end visit In the family of Mr.
Hicks.
W. H. Taylor spent Sunday in Paola.
On Friday evening o f last week a moat
enjoyable surprise party was given by the
young folks of the neighborhood choperI - oned by Mrs. B. W. Smith, to Miss Lara
Smith and Miss Francos Pearson at the
at the Pearson home, near .Twin Lakes.
It was a complete surprise, .delicious ro- frethtpents were served and a delightful
evening was spent In gam e»
Miss Smith left Saturday for Chuluota,
where she has been assigned as teacher
and Miss Pearson, Sunday, for Jackson
------viile-to attend Massey Business
GENEVA JOTTINGS
Special Correspondence lo The Herald:
Miss Eva Taylor left last Friday for
Pinscostle to begin her duties as princi
pal of the school at that place.
Misses NellJe Geiger and Olive Taylor
also left for Ocoee and Fort Christmas
respectively to begin their sdiools.
- A cord from Mrs. Fultz and daughter,
Mrs. Robinson, who are summering in
Chicago, announces their Intention o f re
turning to’Geneva in n short while.
Mrs. Grant and daughters, Misses Callie
and Lois, returned home lost Thursday
from a visit o f some weeks in Georgia.
John Huddleston Is again at home after
o "pleasant stay of a month in Jackson
ville.
The county gang will begin work this
week on the road between Geneva and
*the dock. This is a wise moVe as there
is more traveling over this road during
the fall and winter than over any otiicr
around here, and certainly the road need
ed attention.
Miss Lois ColTee of Madison. Fla., will
be with her aunt, Mrs. Homer Nicholson,
during the .winter and will attend the
Beula school.
Miss OJlo Peters, who holds a responsi
ble position in Jacksonville as a stenog
rapher, is spending tier vacation with her
parents, arriving last Monday.
Mrs. W. H, Howard visited,Sanford and
Orlando this week. Mr. Howard has re
cently returned from a trip to Georgia
and Imports some improvement in his
health.
Messrs Leo Rheblnder and Carrol Cul
pepper are assisting In the construction
o f that new railroad.
We feel sure they
will not forget that Geneva is on the map
and trust they will take this long looked
for road by tho home and steer it thru
our. town.
Miss Mabel Daniel is In Titusville where
She expects to take the exniAfhatlon for
teacher«.
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Mrs. Henry Baker is suffering very
much from a severe attack of neuralgia;
wo hope to soon see her out again.
Miss Salile Taylor, who is a nurse in
Dr. Person's offices in Orlando, is visiting
her mother for a few days.
Mrs. O. R. Nicholson of Daytona Beach,
and niece o f Sanford, visited relatives in
Geneva last week, reluming home
Monday. .
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The people o f Geneva, one and all.-were
glad to welcome Rev. E. Lee Smith of
Longwood back to Geneva last Friday
after an absence o f five months spent b)
him on beds of suffering In the hospital
in Orlando and at his bofnc In Longwood.
On acoount of his condition he could not
conduct the revival services as expected,
but filled his regular appointment on Sun
day and preached again on Tuesday
night Mrs. Smith and son, Jessie U„
olso abobuipanled Rev. Smith and were
vary welcome Indeed and we hope to
toon have the pleasure of enjoying their
society again. Mrs. Smith is a musician
o f note,' having hed-e doss o f forty‘put>ils
in the Winter Garden high school last
soason and was elected to the same
nasllinn for the mining term. Several
friends were entertained by her piano re
d ia l Monday morning at the home of- Mr.
and Mrs. I. T. Peters,
Benda school was opened last Monday
by the faithful teacher, Mr*. Rheblnder.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
NOTHING
But New Goods all the time is our watch word, and justnow. we can’trsay toa.mucl]^bout our large variety of new. goods.
The two junior members of our-mm have just returned from New York,
the Trading Center of the World, and have, bought Thousands of Dollars
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’ Gent’s
Furnishings and we are able to put these high class goods before the public
A t Astounding Low Prices. Be sure and see them Monday.
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12 1 -2 c
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Dress Gingham s
9 1-2c
We are recognized as headquarters for* Fine Dress
Ginghams but we have received the finest stock of
Amoskeag Dress Ginghams that we have ever carried
and they are values at 12He. For Monday---- 9 He
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50
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Yards F o r
(U n lit of 13 yards to a customer)
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Our Linen Stock is now complete. Table Damask,
Bleached and Unbleached also Napkins to match,
they are bargains. Our line of Dress Linens in White,
Pink, Blue and Linen, colors are marked at unheard
of Low Prices.
W ith Our Strong
Line of 'Selby and
Godman All-Leath
er shoes for Ladies
and Childreitwe can
fit'th e most exact
ing at prices below
Competition. S e e
Our Fall line Snow’s
“ Union - Made” A ll
leather men’s Shoes
prices Rediculously ^
Low.
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, We w ill place on sale 1500 yards A ll-Linen Tor
chon Lace, well worth double the price. " A Lfeadjer,
Monday only, per y a r d . . . . . . ................. __3%c
89°
We w ill sell 1 bale Unbleached Silk-Finished 4-4
Sheeting, Monday only, 13 yards a t ....... ........... 89c
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Lace Special, M onday O nly
41o
10 dozen Extra Value Polar Brand Sheets, Double
Bed Size, o n l y . : . . ......... 1............ ..- ............ - - - - - 4 io
13 ________
W e have just purchased 5 dozen Bed Spreads or
Quilts, full double bed size, a good value for $1.35.
See them Monday a t ........... ......... . . 1------98c
j
* Sheets
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£8c
Special
98c
7c
7c
Special
We will place cm Sale, Monday only. 30 dozen
Ladies Sleeveless Vests, taped neck and armholes,
special value for 10c, M o n d a y ......... ....................-7c
E m b ro id e ry Sale.
We purchased a large stock of Embroideries at a
very low figure and Monday we w ill place on sale a
fine assortment o f Embroidery Flouncing and Gorset
Cover Embroidery, 18 in. wide, bargain Monday 21c
Th o Royal Tailors
Chicago and New York, have the
Largest and Handsomest Line of Im
ported and Domestic All-W ool Staple
and Novelty Suitings , for Men and
with our experience in Measuring Suitswe can absolutely. Guarantee a Fit at
Prices not Duplicated Anywhere.
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W e A re Agents For the Celebrated Butteñck Patterns
CALDW ELL & SONS
First Street
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�'September 9,1910
T H t' SANFORD.HERALD
VOICE Of THE PEOPLE
» # # # ### # # # # # # # # # # »» # » * ######» # »»»■
In the Circuit Court of the7th Judicial
Circuit of t* c State of Florida Tor
Orange County,
THE TWICE-A-WEEK
C ity.of Sanford
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vs
} Dill In Chancery to Enforce
Mary Evans
I Tax Lien.
To thé defendant. Mary Evans.
It appearing from the affidavit of the City Solici
tor of the City of Sanford, herein filed. ‘
Ueves that you ore a non_______
-resident_
Florida snd-thst your resklsnre Is
that there la no person In this slate
auhpoooa upon-whom would bind you.-and that
your age is over the age of 21 years.
. It
is----therefore
ordered that you do
di appear in this
-----------rdered
Court to the bill herein filed, upon llh day of Sep
tember A. D. 1010,
It Is further ordired that this order of publico
lion be published once a week for B consecutive
weeks In tha Sanford Herald a newspaper publish
ed In Orange County, Hot Ida. ,
Witness my hand and seal of the said Circuit
Court this 23rd day of July A. [>.1910.
B. M. ROBINSON,
30-6t
.
Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County.
Letters and Communications On
Various timely topics.
COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE
In Till» Department wilt be Found the
Views. Opinions and Comments
Of Practical Writers
Good Roads
The Orange County Citizen of Orlando
o f August 30 th, says; "N o stock should be In the Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial
taken by the open minded citizens In a
Circuit. Orange County, State of
general Jknock‘ sl~Uie proposed roads or
Florida
bnndfi,". It Is too bad that the Intelligence Edward Forrister
Is all on one side. What this country Charles vs.
Balrow and A. M. Thrasher
most need* trrfhetNMM>«'-4»icutevroo»eopen minded citizens. Dy it would come
It appears from the affidavit of Edward Forrister
herein duly filed in which he deposes and says
better laws and less grafts.
that he la the complainant In the abuve named
" T is the easiest thing in the world to pause and that the defendant. Charles llakrow. Is
* non-resident ol the slate of Florida, and that his
Just kick. Some two footed animals just addteas la LouiavUIe, Kentucky.
You arc therefore ordered to.appear to this hill
can’t bfilp kicking. They arc built that
Monday the 3rd day of October, A. D. 1010, the
Infi e
n rule day of this court,
court
way, but It.doesn’ t follow' , that all -two sn me being
iItt is
Is furtn
further ordered that this notice tie published
footed animals need to Ylck‘ ijK ? o i$ m g .r In the Sanford ;tur*M, s newspaper
publi•bed In
newspaii
for four controltive weeks. .
Lend yourself to the cause of progress. Sanford.'Florida'
Witness B. M. Robinson, clerk of said court and
Dear writer of the above words: First, lot the seal thereof this the 13th day od August. A. 4).
1U10.
II. M, Kosunoe, Clerk.
me Inform you that the above animals
(seal)
By M. A. Howard. D.C.
Andrew Johnson. Sol, for Compi L
Ml
you speak of never kick>n good thing and
are always found on tho side of progress.
Wlien tilings are properly put before the In Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial
Circuit, Orange County, State of
pebple and on sound business basis, and
Florida
uil citizens get their full dues, but we are
Patsy Williams
Bill for Divorce and for Prop
not for a few against the masses.
erty Settlement.
S.
E
WIM
I
am»
If we are now "paying more^ximn the
ToS. E. Williams.
intdrest on'a million dollars foi\ washed
It appears from the affidavit of Palsy Williams
duly
filed In which
.......................she
stales that the deout and worn out d a y roads," who are we herein
fondant, S. E. Williams,
■ms. Is
1s n citizen of Orange
to lay die sad condition of affairs upon county, Florida, that be Is now residing at Ov ledo
in said county when she filed her original bill for
for said condition of roadsT Certainly not divorce, and at the date of the filing of her amend
ed bill for divorce, and th s tlh e llU e to the propon the kickers you speak «about. What ertv
described In said amended bill he decreed to
Tiii'MiViklNJr
her;
snld defendant; S^E W n il^irharranoeklH
assurance have we tfiat tTie same tlnng
himself, and Is now and then away from said
may not occur agolnT As we are not Oviedo in said county of Orange, and his exact lo
other than In said Orange county, Is un
used to handling such large sums of mon cation
known to her. but that said S. L. William» is over
ey, and as we are yet only In our infan f I years of age, and that there la no peraon within
the state uf Florida the servlet* of a subpoena upon,
cy, in the* rdddhQil ness, is it not better whom would bind the defendant, you are therefore
ordered
to appear tu the amended bill of complaint
to be called "kickers" and "twofooted an herein filed
on or before the Ird day of October.
A.
D.
1010.
the same hrlng a rule day uf sold court.
imals" and be Sure we are right,‘than to
ll 1s further ordered that this order l * published
act hastily and then repent. What proof once a week for four consecutive weeks in the San
Herald, a newspaper published In Sanford, In
have we that d a y between the bricks and ford
said county and stale.
In Witness Whereof I hove hereunto attached
the curb may not be another wash out
my liiltUMind official sen I thUI7thday of August,
and soon a worn out road condition to A. D. 1910.
" ri
B. M «Munson. Clerk.
(seal)
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By M. A. Howard. D. C.
keep up and a greater debt on our hands. Andrew
Johnson. Sol. for Complainant.
I-At
fyhat harm would it dn to specify in
ezoct terms When and where the roads are In the Circuit Court or the 7th Judicial
to*be built and how they are to be built,
Circuit of the State of Florida Tor
tiien the voters could vote Intelligently on
Orange County
this use and not before.
,
City of Sanford | jjm ¡n Chancery to enforce
It seems to some of us that the com S. Pule»tnn and I Ta* Urn
missioners are asking most too much from To all whom It may concern;
Upon appiicnlio« of the Ctiy Solicitor, It Is here
the people under the present condition. by ordered that on or before the October Rule Day
nest, being the third day uf October. A. D 1910. in
Let matters be presented in more af a said
court, you appear to and answer the bill filed
bunking system of doing business. You and ael forth the nature of your respective Interests
liens upon real estate sltuute In the
in. right tu, or Ilei
know they go slow, but are sure footed. d iy af Sanford, and
ui described In the bill ut Lot 7,
Block 10, Tier 10.
We ore for.good roads . and. for. progress,
___________
it la farther Ordered
thalthlaba published iu the.
published . In ___
said
____ . _
_________
hut let us go slow and think long and Sanford Herald, a newspaper
city, once a week for four consecutive weeks prior
curefally before we act; and be sure tiiai< tossLd rule day.
Witness my hand and seal of the said circuit
our parts' of the county get their share of court
this 19th day of August. A. D. 1910.
,
(scali
B. M. Kmunmim,
the good roads. No more do we "kickers"
2-4i
Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County.
wunt, but we ale for the masses first and
all the time, and for these matters to be
In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial
specified ezaclly where each roud is la be
Circuit, Stale of Florida
.
and wlien If Is to be built and how it is J. E. race. Complainant,
vs
to lie done.
Rose.
Sarah Jessup Fleming, et al
_J0mcMW)I».
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TIM E S - UNION
The Tlmes-Unlon will send you
(by mall) the Tuesday a n d
Thursday Isssues of the dally,
containing all .regular features,,
very latest market reports and
special departments devoted lo
airlculture horticulture, poul
try, etc...................... .
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SHIPPERS OF
Florida Fruits ^ Vegetables
ONE YEAR, ONE OOLLAR ;
aMwr elw fease w s ir e a w e e e e e s r * #*«,
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I Strangers
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The 0 N L Ÿ bank in Sanford that
INSURES E V E R Y D O LLAR DE
POSITED A G A IN S T LOSS from auy
and all causes.
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TH E
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PEO PLES
BANK
OF
SANFORD
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Polite Service
Accurate Service
MY SPECIALTIES
Picknrtl'a liand-Poliitetl Chinn
GorhAm's Sterling Silver
Rogers' Plated Wnre
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Elgin and Waltham Watches
and will appreciate your patronage
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FOUR PER CENT allowed on Savings Deposits
Safety Deposit Boxes for rent
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ALL
GOODS
GUARANTEED
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H. E. TOLAR
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Cashier
M. M. SMITH,
H. R. STEVENS.
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Prceldenl
Vice-President
MISS R U T H A B B O T
■ C U S S IN PIA N O L E S S O N S U
Given at Home of Puptl*,
123 Ninth St.
HAND B R O TH ER S
Address
L IV E R Y , F E E D and
SALES STABLE
Sonfordf Fla
The Sife Place for Your Son or
Daughter
H arness and Buggies
.
Blacksm lthlng an‘d Horseshoeing
[ Horses and Mules Bought and Exchanged
Wh«r* to •*nil the ton or cUughler tu gti tl>* brat
nJtgcationa) a4vsnts|ci witb *K» %*ff bnl «uifdan4
ingi for the piotcction of KcaliH of body «ml uf the
moral »»<1 spiritual clitf acisr—this is Ihr vailaf
qtitfUoG which wilj h»?f_to bo Milled by meny
parents for tko comin| tall.
A U T O M O B I L E S F O R L IV E R Y U S E
•was
T h * new collefe at E n lfip iiir , Florid* to opto
S ep tem ber
¿ 9 , ,1 9 1 0
TO P
nndtl lb«
lb* presidí ibcf of Hiv. B. F. H iv n e i, fi», *
iteri* ¡*i
«Dury Lolle
ofI A
Atbury
Colli j* in vCertfuciy«
in cfiAig*
iLbsug* m
P R IC E S
FO R
YO U R •
ORANCES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES
«Ìli kelp you solve tini« pi obi*ni, ITeallb Ie-sort find
collefe ctHTkb-ined
For full paitieulaie wiiie for free <*ulu( to
when shipped to' HEWITT.
If you ore not doing
. business with this House, write to them at once.
R EV. B. F. H A Y N E S
HEWITT
’P realdent Llvin geto n College
E n te rp ris e , F lo rid a
Ceorgiana L ranees l-awfurd
.. E. I'oce being duly sworn deposes and says
that he It the complainant above mined and that
he has read the foregoing bill, and that the same 1s
true of his own knowledge except as to such mat
ters as are slated on information nnd belief, and
as to such matters that lie believes it tu be true.
And affiant further states, that the defendant.
Ururtlsns Frances Lswford, defendant oliove
named. Is a non-resident of the state of Florida,
and that her residence Is a t------ In the stale of
New York, that she 14 over the age uf twenty-one
years, and that there Is no person In the slate of
Florida the service of a subpoena upon, that would
bind said Georgianno Frances Lawlord.
All Work Receives My Persona) Attention
It is further ordered that this order be published
In the Sanford Herald for eight consecutive weeks
and Best Efforts
Witness my official signature and seal this the
The truck growers .can help our city
25th day of August, A. D. 1910.
many fold by selling everything at lumie.
|seal 1
B. M. KoauuuM.
‘Phone 230
Opposi le City Hall
Clerk Circuit Court.
Is not our produce as good as that raised
3-llt
----M I. Hart. D. C.
J. T. Allen has bought the property ut
the corner of Luurcl avenue and Seventh
streeL of R. L- Jones, consisting of an
eight rooui house and large lot. We hear
that Mr. Allen will greatly improve and
beautify this property, expending several
hundred dollars on improvements, as he
expects to use it as his residence in the
near future.
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F R U IT
AND
10 E.
C . H . D IN G E E
References:
CO.
PRODUCEC O M M IS S IO N
M ER CH AN TS
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Camden St., Baltim o re, M d.
This Paper and
Plum bing and
Gas Fitting
&
Thousands of Pleased Shippers in
Florida
D rink a Bottle of
In far off states! They don’t send their
npplee, potatoes. etc., here to be sold on Notice of Application for Tax Deed
Under Section b of Chapter 4Utt8.
Laws of Florida
M aM U B lO IL
Notice Is hereby given that Win BotbandyufSau■ Fla.,
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377
ford,
purchaser
of- -Tax -Cert ■ , , e
dated the Gthday of July,, A.
. . . _____
D. 19 8, tins tiled
____„ „ In■ my uffli
, _made
_ nppllcapp «
aakl certificate
i cc,. and has
I ton foe lax deed t* Issue In accordance with law.
Said certificate embraces the billowing described,
naje
Florida
, roperty situated B
I L u fU
L county,
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P| to-wll:
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cur of “Sec 10, “To
Itegli! 8.40 ch».
To r Mayor.
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Art.
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At the M n in l ■oiicilelkxi of m i frlrnd* I have 10
rnt«i to announce in? candidacy (or the poa- Seca 2. E. 10 and 11. 4tt uert-s. The sold land
being
aaaeaaad
altlte
date
of
the
Dsuunceuf
such
ol Mayor oí Hanford at the primary to be
certificate In the name of E. W. Hope. Unies» sab)
certificate shall be rnierined oocurdtngU) law. tax
In Noveintwr,
Respectfully.
n . ' S , i r tiieroun untha 3rd day in Septambar
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J£Ji
Witness my official signature and seal this the
2nd day of September. A. D. 1910.
S
For City. Clerk, Treasurer, Assessor.
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Ssulurd my M M K ü ß jS
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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 wiU prevent illness, aid
digestion and give you health
a
! A N N O U N C E M E N TS |
t batchy uimuomr tuy candidacy for the office of
City Clerk. Treasurer and Aseeeeor. Many years
of espertence wills city affairs and clerical Cosi
ne have inoda me familiar with lha work of ibis
i: W o o d ru ff
Iseal I
3-4t
. B. 14. Koawua.
Clerk Circuit Court. Oraago County, Fla
In Court of County Judge, Stole of
Florida
(be voters of Sanford to look up my record and In ra Estate of
fitness fur this puait Ion of trust,
Lyman
v Ü S ’p
«helps
b d ä 1 ü,anse Count>
spcctXÛll^.
Rrspcctfu
U hereby given, to all whom
It may eon
‘ Notice is
w
------ LOVELL.
oem.
Bthday
rrn. that on the Bib
ds uf February, A. D. 1911,
Honorable William Marlin,
« a * » » « a r a » v » * * * c r * * » r v a r c » * * * * * * a » * 1shall apply in the ti
_ aas Judge uf «rubata, fur my
Jodie of Mid Court,
(inai
discharge
as
exact.
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-----------executrix
of the «su te of Lyman
Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor
«helps, deceased: and that al the same time I will
present
my
finsi
acxxNinii
as executrix
I wa uctoj tiy m j friends te siusounca myself as
Dated Aug. Bita, A. IX 1010. ,
a laodldit* for the office of Link, Treasurer and
MsariiiJUMi Punn.
Afttttaor «1 the cumin* city election, to *hich
Executrix.
91-0 mu
T h e Sanford Coca Cola Bottling C o ., S an fo rd, F I»
Shoes
for every
casion,
no
oc
matter
F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK
;; what you wish them
for, whether for
a
; days tramp, an
after
noon of sport,
an
evening of society or
for
business.
auy tuenber ef fcchoat board. Olds will be received E
up to nova of Saturday. September \0th. 1010.
ale Bates, deceased: and at the same time 1
■mat my f-~ l -r~t-~,T ~~ executor of said
id Juna fOth. A
M e m b er?/ Ik d X in itrW i N«y 2
Dec. 10
VMinin. Is.
UMUtl
O nly National Bank in O range C o un ty
Funds Protected by B urglary Insurance
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S a fe ty.D e p o sit Boxes for Ron
O R O A N IZ E D 1887
is an appropriate and
; ; reliable shoe for that
particular o c c a s i o n .
n Ra Estala of
î'd] 0,,0IW
Iren to all w!
whom it may con
Notice U hereby siren
Notice to Contractors *
cera, that on tw 10th day of December, A. D.
Sealed bids will he leorlvtd far the coosuuctlon 1910, Ubali apply to
o tite Honorable Win Martin,
O RO. F E R R A L O , Vine-Free.
R. F . W H IT H E R , Aest. Cashier
F . H. RAND. P rasldsn l
F . P. F O R S T E R , Cashlar
There
done to me u>cunvmoe you unity quidmention! to In Court óf County Jud|e* State ' of
fulfill the duties of the office.
Florida
Yours truly,
R. C. MAXWELL.
O F SANFORD, F L A .
ite - :-
SOLD
BY
I Frank L. W oodrnff } H
— -H a n f o r d , Florida
^♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »♦ «-»e e e e e e e o o l
C IT Y CIGAR S TO R E
A n d IC E C R E A M P A U L O R
Ice Cream Furnished in Pints, Quarts and Gallons
Stationery, Confectionery and
104 First Street
Phene 281
Old PostelYlce B’Urg
�Shipments d f Celery from Sonford to date
Year.
189«
1900
1901
1902
1003
1004
O ates
1,100
WOO
11.000
21,200
34,000
63.650
Year
1005
1906
1907
1908
1009
Iftltncc. S1Ö monthly.
"lowing nrtetlan well guaranteed.
Çr.8,,1™
01.660
123,958
161,768
330,000
475.000
' « « per cent <)!»count fm cash
lo Intere* t on deferred payment*.
K K S W ftfc S S p ï
red paraient* tn caie of ikkneti
fa gira Tree deed In ca*e of deal
contract
TITLE BOND k GUARANTEE CO.
Yearly a vers «« Increate 118.3%
O u r Pol ley:
C o n a e rva tla m ,-R e lia b ility, Progreaelveneea and C o u rte o u s Tre a tm e n t
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , S E P T E M B E R 9, 1910
Volum e 1
BERMUDA
! U t t a t t w H t i s w t u w w i n i H t m ai :
CELERY
ro rm e r Salt Marshes Row Yield Crops
of Good Quality.
Washington, Sept. 6.— Consul W. Max
well Greene, o f Hamilton, reports the
successful efforts tQ. reclaim marsh lands
American market.
•
The salt marshes of Bermuda, consist
ing o f largo tracts distributed well over
the lowlands o f those lalands.havehitherto been considered as worthless. They
yield a coarse sedge grass and weeds
useful only as bedding for cattle. Exper
iments In the last year or two prove that
by a simple method celery of a high
grade can be raised in large quantities
and at a good profit. The surface is
cleaned .and ditched, the excavated muck ^
being thrown on the soil and the ditches
Ailed with loose rubble and stone, the
are* then ploughed and leveled before
seeding, th e result has been so success
ful that rapidly these marshes will large
ly be reclaimed and devoted to this
special culture. Bcrmudia celery Is well
known in New York and promises remun- y ativn-tmrinesa foi iocni-growcrs. -Other —j
crops have been fairly Successful, onions
markedly so, owing to the late dlstribuI
lion* from Texas. - Bermuda planters, by
I
shipping early, receive higher prices, in
fact, prices were favorable throughout
the season.— Fruit Trade Journal
Is this to be regarded os a menace to
Sanford's chief industry T If some care
less Person should leave tho tariff gate
ajar, now that Senator Aldrich has retired,
there is no telling what might happen.
• You know Bermuda is sore ^ us for per- —
risting In using the name Penmidu in
connection with a most excellent variety
o f onion to which she claims exclusive
right
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Now whether celery grown on salt
marshes is better than thot grown else
where may not be apparent, but the asso
ciation of Uie two words may cut quite a
figure in popularizing Bermuda celery.—
Fla. Produce Nows.
Stetson Quartette at Sanford.
*
One of the moat unique public attrac
tion* in connection with the discussion of
any Uve issue before tho public has been
hit upon by the Florida Anti-Saloon
League In their College Students Cam
paign Club. The boys composing this or
ganization began on tho 1st of July a
three month's tour of the entire state of
Flòrida, ibélr A m engagement being nt
DeLand. They are speaking every day
and wiU continue to do so during the re.
malnder of the campaign,
The boys composing the quartett are
b U Florida boys, os follows:
Doyle E.
Carlton of ^Vaucltula; H. C. Garwood of
Green Cove Springs: A. Y . Milam of Jack
sonville. and Frank Wldctnan of DeLand.
They ore musicians and orators of the
first class. They wiU apiiear at Fork
band stand on Monday, SopL 19, at eight
Their coming to this city signalizes one
o f the most attractive entertainment
programs to be given here during the en
tire pending prohibition campaign.
The
boys discuss the liquor question from tiie
moral.'economic, legal and*criminal stand
points. Their orations ore all well worth
hearing, and when it comes to their work
as a male quartette they are not excelled
by anything the people of Florida iiave
yet heard.
They spoke in DeLand to fully 750 peo
ple and at Wauchula, on the Fourth o f
July, to an audience of fully 3000. The
Volusia County Record says of them:
’These ytmng men. among the bright
est in fair Florida, begin their three
months' campaign over the State with an
appointment at the Court House tonight.
Wherever these youug men appear, they
should be given fine audiences. They
are not only singers but orators as welL
They have good songs for you, a good
story to telL"
The DeLand Supplement say»:
“The several hundred people In the
audience applauded again and hguiit the
entertaining- niuslr.nl numbers and the
various addresses. Th e. arguments were
concise and logical and presented in an
• entertaining mariner,"------------------------The Wauchula Advocate says that their
addresses are “ among the ablest and most
' im * I
The DeSoto County News stales that at
Urn Wauchula Fourth o f July Celebration;
'T h e y were the heroes of the day. Their
arguments are pitched on q high plane
sIIÁIIñIífIIoUrIIdI□ IfHÄIIrM
$25 down-that’s all [
A
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] $10 monthly-Th.f. E.Sy
I
Letter of
From a Wise Old GeatleBk&i* to
j j j e Big City
Who Manifested a Hunger for n Piece of Florida Sand
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My Dear Son:-rIf you have fully decided to give up your position and come to Florida, 1 am.pleased To kn
have saved enough money to begin the business o f vegetable growing properly.
My Residence of Forty Years in Florida
P l i . t j me in position to render ^ou service that you could not purchase with all the money you havt
traveled the State as I have and there are.still fewer who would tell you the truth about the vario
Remember my boy
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IXhere is a Great Difference Between a Booster and a Caj
The first usually has a thing of* merit and rests satisfied after he has told the truth about it, while d
moter or schemer, his entire capital being invested in his collars, cuffs and neckties. The C A P P E
ment you want him to make you, regardless o f whether he his arid acres or scrub land to sell, so you
I—Weigh-Every Statement the Capper Makes— — ^—__----And then make him prove his assertions,
When he h;
A n d hunt up a reliable real estate company to do business with
3t Hunk of Sand that is Offered You i-so much land thar needs to be sold as Florida hat.
A n d there never'Svas as m
Suckers Being Taken in and Separated From Their Hard-Earned Money
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-----By the Florida land Capper as them are at this time, so it will .
Behoove Yóii to Have a CareA n d let the wise one with his gilded tale go plumb to— .
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Then you must remember there are
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The Good and the Bad
The good varjety is what we know here in the Sanford Celery Delta as IR R IG A B L E L A N D ,
millions o f acres,' is just Florida Sand.
The Irrigable Land
^ M n this section has been pronounced the best on earth by the Department o f Agriculture at Washington, because o f the combination
of warmth from Lake Monroe, the hard pan or subsoil, the natural flowing artesian wells and the Sanford System o f Subirrigation.
These four elements
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Have Conspired to Make a Sanford Acre
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' Produce S E V E N T Y T O N S O F V E G E T A B L E S in a single growing season, making it the B U M P E R A C R E O N E A R T H .
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This Irrigable Land is Cheaper at $150 an Acre
Than the Sand Dune acres that arc being sold at $20 an acre. The reason is, because the land here is in a proven section. Sanford
is no Colony Scheme to rob innocent M A f L O R D E R P U R C H A S E R S . W e arc not in an eipcrimental state here. W e have all
the facilities for the proper*handling of winter vegetables in large quantities. Our shipments last reason amounted to
.
One Million, One Hundred Thousand Packages "
Which is equal to 3,375 solid car-loads.
N o other point in the whole State, or South for that matter, can equal this production.
W e Do Not Have to Tell You About What W e Are Going to Do
But can point you to what we have already done.
This is different
From What the Sand Dune Dealers
A re able to put out.
This last named gentleman is filled with verbose rantings and in order to keep his hemorrhage o f words from
wilting his collar, he purchased one of the C E L U L O ID N O N - M E L T A B L E kind and now goes at his task with the nonchalence
O f a Porch Climber
H e does not live in the State and as soon as he gets his mits on enough coin to keep him in the O L D M E N 'S 1H O M E the balance
o f his days he will hike for unknown climes. This gives him great leeway in making a noise with his face.
TITLE - BOND - & - GUARANTEE - COMPANY
(IN C O R P O R A T E D )
$25 down-that’s all HI II IfsTfÁlfÑlfFnfólfRlfPl □ [FlfÂlfRinvïlfsll IJ II 1 $10 monthly
and Calculated to win friends for the
This Lint M ay In terest You
FOR SALE
Am endm ent"
FOR SALE Five acres, 2 \\ cleared, 1 well
The entertainment given by these boys
2 room cottage, price <1,050.
is characterized by that vim which col FOR SALE Residehce, Markham Heights,
lege boys ere so thoroughly musters of.
FOR SALE
It must not be thought for a moment that
FOR RENT ,W e have applications for
the oratiqp# they deliver ore merely
houses to rent.
U>t your
carefully prepared and they present the
arguments for prohibition in a telling. FOR SALE 55 uerfes of good land for
poultry, oranges and grneral
òònservàilve ohd en terta in in g mnmmr
farming. Price, <30 per acre
It Is weU worth the while of any man or
on
terms. Act quick if you
woman, no matter what his opinions may
want i t
tumfrom IUr Uqmt irtüBsag~b8&J!l2g£. -fOR-ftALfc -ffO-baiWing tots h m omstde W ANTED
boys.
Do not forget the engagement of this
Quartette in our d t y on Monday, Septem-
W e have applications for
residences and business prop
erty. List your property‘for
sale' with its.
Ten acres, K cleared, half
tiled, two wells, price <3,500
one third cash, balance in one
end two years.
WU1 rent
grove, <3500.00.
cash balance to
diaa^er,
FOR SALE
Five acres in Beck Hammock.
3 tiled, flowing w e ll within
half mile o f station.
Price
<3,800, terms <1000 cash.
F o r SALE Ten acres, tiled and in high
-----------state o f cultivation, fa ir walls
tool house. aU tools and wag
on. fronting on Lake Monroe.
Timber tracts of all sizes, cut
price <1LOOO.OO. half cash
balance l i l “ 'two ùi’uï three
orange lands, residence prop
erty. Floride real estate of
years. This place will rent
for <1,000 per year.
BOND fc G UA R AN TEE 00.
�SA N FO RD
Number S
$ ALL AROUND FLORIDA
The General News of "The Land
of flowers.
I N S A N F O R D — Lite >. Worth Living
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, Í9I0
CHANGE DATE OE ELECTION
Will Vote for Good Road Bonds on
December 7, 1910.
and Gainesville Hardware Co., in Gaines
ville to tho amount $10,000, originating
i s t lu store first named. -But for prompt
and effective work on the pare of the
Ore department the entire block would
.have b u n destroyed.
Volume III
BASHAM CASE DEEPENS - "*ND R0BB£D *«*'N
Body Found at Snake Creek
The County Commissioners of Orange
Will be Exhumed.
county met in special session Tuesday
morning. President Lee in the chair and
Commissioners Overstreet, Tilden. Vaug
han pnd Merrill present. A fter an error
made in advertising the election had beep
An Epitome of -the Week's Most Im fully discussed, for which purpose the Seems (o Be No Doubt In Minds o f
Family About Fact that
portant Happenings In the
meeting had been called, the following
Basham Is Dead
State's Domain.
resolution was adopted and ordered print*
The Island Grove Truck Growers’ Union e d :
No trace has been found of Aaron K
.
...
has praduaHr.jeijm rely. put Itself on a
Whereas! On the-Kth day of July, 1010, Basham the m ining _reol_estate dealer
right ¿cod working foundation. The lead
it was resolved by this. Board that It was Who disappeared from ~iElii city three
ers In the movement are pushing—ahead nccesspry to issue the bonds of Orange weeks ago. Basham came to Sanford and
and promise that great good will result. county for the purpose of raising money registered at tho Sanford House leaving
The•*union has so far been successful
In for constructing bard surfaced roads J?f the same night about ten o'clock after
.
securing seeds at a great reduction over brick; that the nmount 'Of bonds to be is writing toJtis .wife that he intended tak
pricos of former seasons, when individ sued was $1,000,000.00 the bonds to bear ing a launch trip with..two strange men.
uals were buying separately. It Is estim interest at the rate 4 1-2 por cent, per About a week afterwnrd the body of a
ated that the profit In seed buying nlone annum, and the principal of said bonds man was found iti Snake Creek near
has equaled 20 per cent.
to bo due and payable fifty years from Miami. Both hands had been cut off and
Encouraging travel to Florida in such date of issue; and it wus further ordered the body had been in the water for some
measure as It Jtaa never.bpen encouraged that dn election be held on October 4th, time. The sheriff of Dade county viewed
before homescekers' rates to this state 1010,—at which it should be submitted to the remains and afterwards stated that
from the north and west are to prevail, ^
voters of Orange county. Doride,- the the description did not fit that of Basham.
the year round. This news will bring question whether such bonds should be In order to satisfy all doubt regarding the
gladness to tlie heart of every well wisher issued; and It now uppearing to the Board: body it will be exhumed today and the
o f Florida, whether the Floridian profit , 1st That owing to the fact that the mouth examiner! for false teeth ns Bas
directly or indirectly from It.
registration books and lists for Dip gen ham wore an upper set.
If the dead man found in Snake creek
1. Dqn C. eral election for tlie year 1910 will under
J2apt. George R. Spalding,
had an upper set o f false teeth they will
«Iw
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U
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m
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To.nnln
In
Dip
hnntlS-Of
ATlanïînrô
Kingman and Capt. £.
will be a n r o n io JuukwmviHe-for-tdenti"holding a meeting In the offices of the Jhe District registration officers until Oct.
fleatiou.
Not only are Die teeth to play
United States engineers, ln_ this city to- H, min. ami therefore could not ho used
an
important
part in revealing Die iden
~ day, the result of which will be o f great for the said bond election.'* /
tity
of
the
corpse,
but a truss as well?
2nd. That it appears that - in some
Importance to the people of tills state.
When Basham left home he wore a truss.
papers
of
the
county
(be
bond
election
The three army officers havo been ap
The officers working on Die case at Jack
pointed by the government to formulate has not been properly and legally publish
sonville have*wired Sheriff Dan Hardie.ot
ed.
plans whereby the Unired States governNow it is, ordered that said resolution Miami, tn disinter tho body, and if tlie
. ment will be able to work in conjunction
teeDi and truss are found upon it to
with the state in tlie drainage of the fixing tbu date for bond election be re
answer
at once. If the articles are found
Everglades and the improvement of rivers considered und rescinded.
on
the
corpse
it is safe to assume the
It is further ordered that said election
and canals, says tlie Jacksonville Metrop
dead man Is Dasham! The deseri|Kions
be
held
on
Wednesday,
the
7th
day
of
olis.
of the dead mnn found in the creek with
Tlie first guns of (he most Important December, A. D., 1910, and that u proper
both hands severed and tlie one sent out
political campaign ever waged in tlie call for said election be 'made nml pubof
Basham have differed w idely still the
•late o f Florida were officially fired in lishsd.
authorities
feel tlie search is not complete
Done in open Board, this September 13,
Jacksonville, which will undoubtedly be
until it is known positively whether Die
1910.
the central firing line, yesterday when the
dead mau has an upper set of false teeth
By order of the Board,
Prohibition party met for the purpose of
or not.
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II.
LEE,
Chalrmnn.
electing a now chairman and arranging
New
light
was
thrown
on the actions
far the campaign, and the Local Optlon- Attest:—
of
the
missing
mnn,
while
in Sanford in
EL M. Robinson. Clerk.
ists assembled at the Aragon hotel - at
a letter received today at the sheriff's
noon, preparatory to forming a state or*
office, written by W. H. Reams, a nephew
Notice o f Election
- ganizatlon. whose duty it shall be to fight
o f Mg, Basliam. The" letter Is as follows:
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ordained
l>y
thr
Board
Ibat
Ilia
fiilluwinS
for the preservation oi Article XIX of the it solution L* imbllilicd tour consecutive week* in
Winter Garden, Fla., Sept. 13, 1910.
The Oranje County Clllien, The Reporter Star. Tlie
state constitution.
Sheriff's
office, Jacksonville, Fla.:
South
Florida
Sentinel.
Tlie
Sanford
Hrrald
and
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Florida Rworden
Tlie Tampa Times suggests a unique The
Gentlemen—
Perhaps the following inWhereat the Board of County Commissioner* of
plan for settling tlie strike of the dgar- Oranfte County, Florida, deem ft expedient and lo forma tiontijay be of interest to you.whilc
the bett Interest of (he county to luue county
makers This plan the Times outlines hand* of xnld county of Orange for (he purpose.of looking up the Beshnm disappearance
M
M N M U S hard surfaced roads to be made of
briefly as follows: “ While we are talking brick;
case. Beshnm being an uncle of mine,
And whereas the Board has ascertained that it (h ave been watching developments with
about a settlement of the strike, what ob
Is necessary tn construct at least one hundred miles
jection isf tliere to calling a vote among of such hard surfaced roads in be constructed out interest. One of the letters written at
brick, and that It will require one million dollars
tlie clgartnakera. full, free and Incapable of
worth of bonds fur such purpose to bear interest at Dtp Sanford House on Die night of the 20th
the
rate of four and one-half per cent pee annum, wus to me. These letters were left at
of manipulation, in which the whole body
principal of said bonds to become due fifty year*
shall pass upon tho question of returning from the date of Issue, interest payable semi the hotel and sent down to the train,
annually on (he first day of Jsnuary and July of
laworkT Such an election, held without each
which was No. 82, by the night clerk.
If
year after Issue;
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Therefore, tie it resolved by the Board of County Bashotn went (o the train himself we do
suspicion of undue influence on one side
Commissioners of Oranjie County that.it Is neces
and perfectly free of coercion of. tlie other, sary to Issue the bonds of -Or anile County fur the not know, but do not think that be did. ’
purpose of conslrurtlni! hard surface roods of brick
would have one of two effects. Either to
Tito letter to Winter Garden contained
tne amount of one million dollnrs, to bear Inter
est
at Ore rate of four and one-half per cent tier an the information that he would be here on
the men would return to work or tlie pub
num. principal of sold hands tolie due anil puyabla
lic would be convinced that they are lion- semi-annually on the first days of January and the following Wednesday, the 24th, and to
of each year after issue.
* estly for what they think are their best July
It Is ordered that the foregoing preamble and res telephone W. II. Roberson that he was
. Interests and are not unduly influenced olution he published for four consecutive weeks in coming to take up his place. This prop
The Orange County Cltlxen, Tire Reporter Star. The
by the men who profess to represent South Florida Sentinel, and The Sanford Herald erty has been |>riced to him while here in
and the Florida Recorder prior la December Till,
them."
January lost nt $1,200. Ho also expected
UK).
Dane in open Board this September Utb, 1010. . to go fishing wltile here.
Mrs. Arthur 'Griffin killed, Mrs. Nellie
This is tho
By order of the Board. ,
Fernandez, seriously Injured, and a young
woods trip he intended taking.
He had
I Seal I
J- 11. LEE, Chairman.
man named Calhoun also injured as the Attest: B. M. Robinson, Clerk.
no Idea o f going further from Sanford
Upon motion the following, resolution
result of a Joy ride in Jacksonville last
than where the celery land was situated,,
ami
order was adopted:__* _________ :____ s_
—Sunday-night------------------ ---------- -- and he had staled that he would not con
Notice of Election Upon the Question of the Issue
Tlie members of the PennsylvanioState
of County Bonds of Orange County, Florida; for sider land more than twenty-five miles
Purpose of Constructing llrk-k Roads.
- Editorial Association, wbo have been en
Basham had taken two
Whereat, at u meeting of the Board of County from Sanford.
joying a trip through the South for tlie Commissioners In and for the County of Orange and sheets of paper and un envelope from
S'ale of Florida held at the court house in Orlando
p u t few days, arrived In Jackaonvlile oa July 9th, 1910. the following resolution was the Sanford House and intended, evident
Monday morning via the Merchants and adopted, to-wlt;
lie It resolved by the Board of County Commis ly, writing to his wife next day,
Miners steamship Quantlco. Tne visitors sioners of Orange County, Florida, (hat It is neces
Basham told Mr. Driver that he would
sary to Issue the hoods of Orange County for the
were met at the.docks by several mem purpose of raising money for constricting hard sur be buck on Tuesday to Sanford.
The
bers of the local Board of Trade, and were face roads of brick; and that the amount of the present East Coast. Railway train* service
bunds necessary to la* issued is on« million dollars,
taken to the Seminole Hotel, where they said bonds to bear interest»» she rate of four and would not have permitted him going to
one half per cent per annum; the principal of said
breakfasted. They then left for S t Augus bonds to be due and payable fifty years from the OJus and getting back in tills time and
tine over the Florida East Coast where d u e of Issue, and the Interest on sakl bond* to be have time to see any land.
If the body
due and payable semi-unnually on the first days of
they spent tlie day returning home on January and July of each and every year after issue. found in Snake creek should prove to be
Now It la ordered that an election be held on
Wednesday.
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Wednesday, the 7th day of December. A. D, 1910. Bashura, we believe he was carried up to
at
which election shall be submitted to the legal the head of Die St. Johns river In a
Jacksonville has bean selected as the
voters uf Orange C«untr. Florida, the question
next meetlhg place for the annual con whether county bonds of Orange County shall Issue launch and tramped across the country
the purpose uf raising money for constructing
vention o f the United National Associa for
hard surface roads of brick in said county; the the balance o f the way, or he may have
tion of Postoffice Clerks, to be held Sept amount of bonds necessary to ba issued shall be been murdered and carried across to Die
one million dollars, said bonds to bear Interest at
5, 8. 7 and 8, In 1911.
rau of four and one-half tier cent per annum; tbs creek. But It is evident he did not go
principal of said bonds to be due and paraNe fifty
Another big cigar factory is being years (rum date of issue, and interest on said twnd* that distance from Sanford intentionally
to be due and payable sentl annually, uu first days or willingly. It was not Basham's way of
opened itlP a W k a , The managers, Jose of
January and July o[ each and every year after
doing to put pleasure before business.
Escalante it Co., from Tampa, have leas iMuinjt
It is further ordered that the foregoing.resolution
ed the Athletic Club rooms. The Hoard ba published tn Tbs Orange County CRisen, The
Star, The South Florida Sentinel, The
Festival Postponed
of Trade la responsible for this removal. Reporter
Sanford Herald, and The Florida Recorder once a
week
for
four
weeks before the election above or
The todies of the H. I, A. regret tho
The new factory will employ about tlirce dered.
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hundred men.
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By order of the Board.
vest Moon Festival to ItBve been held
Fire last M onday tight damaged the
I seal)
J. H. LEE. Chairman.
A itw t; JL M. Ifubiuaua. Ocxk.__________ S-St
a^ the city park on Tuesday evening.
business houseTSTllifiThlfer-M orri
CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS
H E R A ID
TEETH M AVPROVE lO tN T lIV NOW
Same Old Safe Robbed In the Same
Old Way— Probably By Same Party.
NEWS 0E THE WORLD
Items of Interest Gleaned From
The safe at Will Hand's restaurant in
Various Sources
the Welbam Block was robbed again last
Friday night. The robbery occurcd in
the sa m e-old -w a y -on ly - this time Dte
offender hod n narrow squeeze as the
r
officers were close behind him.
About
two o'clock Friday morning as Officers Here the Readers Will Find a Brier
Historical Spring Flowing
Tlllls Und Whitten were on their way to
, For Hurried Readers
the station they heard a noise in Wilt
Hand's restaurant and upon investigation - The Federal grand jury which has been
diecovared. Jha.-s
- * V j \ í y ¿ i Í iu
! v4 »jig0 jd A g-£ b >r a
ttrnonts'B'gtftftlc -tab high of
train lime íhere were “several people lieo/ ir
the scene and they all .went into Dte res ficiate of Swift, Armour and Morris con
cerns. There
arc three
indictments
taurant to intercept the burglars.
Officer Tillts was standing at tho side against each combination, conspiracy and
door w a ttin g all openings when some Illegal monopoly. The men indicted are:
one chased down the alley yelling "here L. F. Swift, president of Swift 8t Co.; Ed
he goes"t Officer Ttllis called upon him ward Swift, vice president of Swift At Co.;
to halt and thinking the burglar was get Chasr H. Swift and Francis A. Fowler,
ting away fired a shot near the ground. directors of Swift & Co.; Edward Tilden.
The supposed burglar fell and upon inves president of Die NaUonal Packing Go.; J.
tigation was found to be Joc-Fcmnndez. Ogden Armour, president o f Armour As Co.;
Being a Spaniard and excitable by nntufo Thomas Merck fler, general manager Ar
Joe had joined In' Die search as he ex mour A* Co.; Thomas J. Conners, superplained afterward and Blinking he saw Inte/tdent of Armour As Co.; Eldwin Morsldcnt of Morris As Co. and Louis
Die burglar going down the alley started
yirmn, manager o f Morris Ax Co.
after him. Officer Tlllls claims he saw no
HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK
one but Joe and not knowing wlto he was
fired the shot to stop him.
The' real burglar was not apprehend
ed os yet audheJuu $17G of Will Hand’s
money. Tills Is about the third time that
Mr. Hand has suffered a loss in the same
manner und Die work is evidently being
dune by some one familiar with the sur
roundings.
Criminal Court Grind.
Criminal Court convened Monday morn
ing with Judge Bcggs on Die bench. Pros
ecutor DeCottes present to Idok after
t|te county's interest.
Fully twenty-five
cases have already l[ccn disposed of, a
number being found guilty. _ Those tried,
up to tlie hour of going to press were as
follows:
Eld. Woods, grand larceny, 6 months.
B. D. Henry Beerman, selling liquor,
$500 and costs or 12 months.
Dennis Moseley, assault without intent
to kill, $100 and costs or seven months.
Marlow White, carrying pistol without
permit, $10. or sixty (lays.
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Etl McKinney, ugravatrd assault, $20
and costs,
Henry Davis, bigamy, $150 and costs
or one* yenr.iSidney Matthews, assault with latent
tu kill, $150 or seven months.
lbt)
Willie Thomas, concealed wcapous,$10l
and costs or six mouths.
Gus Williams, concealed wcujxms, $100
and costs o rjlve months.
Jim MatDtews, desertion of wife, dis
charged on payment of costs.
Ed McKenzie, assaulL.sixty days.
F. R. Ratcliff, assault and battery, $15
and costs or sixty days.
Ephriam Russell, petty larcany, five
month or $100 and costs.
Annie Williams, bigamy, put in care of
officer lo'Novomber term.
Sant Joiner, carrying pistol without per
mit, $10 and costs or sixty days.
Jake Brown, entering wititout breaking,
not guilty.
Jim Switzer, selling liquor, at Sanford,
guilty.
Frank Blairs, selling liquor ut Sanford,
guilty.
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Surprise Parly
If fearless criticism is calculated to ben
efit the army, then Uncle Sam's soldiers
should profit much by the comment upon
their condition and abilities contained In
the annual report of Inspector General
Corlington Just made public. One Inspec
tor points out u ’ whole batalllonof urtlllery starting »for Die Philippine-service
without a single field officer and one of
the batteries commanded by a second
lieutenant of less than two years' experi
ence. An inspector general declares that
this absence of captains from their com- '
mnnds is “ the most fruitful source o f progressTotutl tlisenie In Dio line of (he army
today." «
Maine went Democratic last Monday.
It elected Frederick W. Plalsted of Augus
ta, a Democrat,.as governor, upset the
hitherto solid Republican Congressional
delegation in nt least two, nnd possibly
all four of the districts, and to tba sur
prise of the political leaders, Democratic
as well as Republican, the returns indi
cated Die possibility that the next state
legislature will be Democratic. The Sen
ate wilt surely have a Democratic major
ity.
Addressing Die bank supervisors of Die
twenty-five states who gathered In con
vention at Washington last Monday.
Lawrence O. Murray, coin [it roller of the
currency, declared that the results under
the hanking laws of Dtis country were in
a (urge measure unsatisfactory. The rea
son lie did not attempt to explain. Diough
he intimaated the (ault might be in a
wenk administration of tbe law.
United States Senator Lorimer is to be
the guest at one of the biggest dinners
that has been given in Chicago in many
years. Tlie occasion is to furnish a re
buke by the friends of the Senator to Col.
Roosevelt, who recently declined to sit ut
the same table wiDt Senator Lorimer, and
in order to accentuate Die disapproval
with which the friends of the Senator regun) the action of Colonel Roosevelt, they
intend to ask President Taft to sit at Dte
head of the table.
Presbyterian Church.
The usual services have been resumed
at Die Presbyterian Church. In view of
Die very worm weather a good congrega
tion was present lost Sunday. Tbe pas
tor, Rev. J. F. McKinnon will preach next
Sunday morning and evening.
All ore
cordially Invited to attend. The Sabbath
school has been kept up during the sum
mer and tbr attendance has- hoea-fortyfive per cent better titan for Dte some
period lust year.
The friends of Faldle Cana way surprised
him last night at his country home. A
number from town, chaperoned by Misses
Jeunie Carraway and Alma Malm, were
present. Refreshments were served and
« good time euioyed by a ll }
Those present were Misses Anna Amcrick, Lottie Heard, Marie Holmes, Daisy
Betts, Ruby Betts, Mabel Granger, Jenni^
Carruwoy and Alma Malm; Mesdames
Now Have a Flagman.
Holmes, Lord, Telford and Mr. and Mrs.
The railroad company pursuant to inCarraway and Messrs. Eddie Carraway,
afflictions from the city council has sup
Douglass Holmes. Burnett Americk, Lex
plied a flagman for the railroad croealngs
Conaway, Ray Newton, Brite Carraway.
oil First street.
This should obviate any
more accidents in Die future.
Now the
Baptist Church
people will kick because tbe flagman
Services will be resumed in Die Baptist
makes them w ail for the trains to pass
church next Sunday. Preaching at 11:00
which he has full authority to do.
a. m, and 7:30 p. in. by the pastor, Rev.
J. W. Wildmun. Prayer tneeUng Wednes
Joseph A. EttelL for many years owner
day evening at 7:30. All are cordially in
of the Brown House at Gainesville, died
vited to attend. ■ “ J--- ---- >-!----- sv~—
last Monday after suffering two weeks
We learn that the road near the Sl from typhoid fever. Few Floridans were
Joans ferry, south o f Osteen, is so bad better known than Mr. EtteU. who numKept. 2 0 . The zest “arid M e re s t of Hint’l l harbem rabiindcm ed-tT auto pat- horwt among his friends hundreds of
Probably one can never again get so the ladles has by no means abated and ties from Orange county. We went the traveling salesmen and public men of
much for the
U w p ublic.tiuuL. expe c t.,. the amurnucc-, Mad.to. Orange-couau yIa -IhiAAhc’l the State.
day in celery land. It Is better than any ment of another date In the near fu ferry, oqosing the river at or near the
Sanford should celebrate bar next birth
M r-, J. N. Wbltner,
mouDt of Lake Monroe. It is a much
other in the state, all pojnts carefully ture.
day
with a barbecue.
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Comm.
shorts? route, too,— DeLand Record.
oonsidered.
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Shipments df Celery from Sonford to date
Year.
189«
1900
1901
1902
1003
1004
O ates
1,100
WOO
11.000
21,200
34,000
63.650
Year
1005
1906
1907
1908
1009
Iftltncc. S1Ö monthly.
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01.660
123,958
161,768
330,000
475.000
"lowing nrtetlan well guaranteed.
' « « per cent <)!»count fm cash
lo In tere* t on deferred payment*.
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red paraient* tn caie of ik k n eti
fa gira Tree deed In ca*e o f deal
contract
TITLE BOND k GUARANTEE CO.
Yearly a vers «« Increate 118.3%
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Our Pol ley: Conaervatlam,-Reliability, Progreaelveneea and Courteous Treatment
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , S E P T E M B E R 9, 1910
Volum e 1
BERMUDA
CELERY
rormer Salt Marshes Row Yield Crops
of Good Quality.
Washington, Sept. 6.— Consul W. Max
well Greene, o f Hamilton, reports the
successful efforts tQ. reclaim marsh lands
American market.
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The salt marshes of Bermuda, consist
ing o f largo tracts distributed well over
the lowlands o f those lalands.havehitherto been considered as worthless. They
yield a coarse sedge grass and weeds
useful only as bedding for cattle. Exper
iments In the last year or two prove that
by a simple method celery of a high
grade can be raised in large quantities
and at a good profit. The surface is
cleaned .and ditched, the excavated muck ^
being thrown on the soil and the ditches
Ailed with loose rubble and stone, the
are* then ploughed and leveled before
seeding, th e result has been so success
ful that rapidly these marshes will large
ly be reclaimed and devoted to this
special culture. Bcrmudia celery Is well
known in New York and promises remun- y ativn-tmrinesa foi iocni-growcrs. -Other —j
crops have been fairly Successful, onions
markedly so, owing to the late dlstribuI
lion* from Texas. - Bermuda planters, by
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shipping early, receive higher prices, in
fact, prices were favorable throughout
the season.— Fruit Trade Journal
Is this to be regarded os a menace to
Sanford's chief industry T If some care
less Person should leave tho tariff gate
ajar, now that Senator Aldrich has retired,
there is no telling what might happen.
• You know Bermuda is sore ^ us for per- —
risting In using the name Penmidu in
connection with a most excellent variety
o f onion to which she claims exclusive
right
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Now whether celery grown on salt
marshes is better than thot grown else
where may not be apparent, but the asso
ciation of Uie two words may cut quite a
figure in popularizing Bermuda celery.—
Fla. Produce Nows.
Stetson Quartette at Sanford.
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One of the moat unique public attrac
tion* in connection with the discussion of
any Uve issue before tho public has been
hit upon by the Florida Anti-Saloon
League In their College Students Cam
paign Club. The boys composing this or
ganization began on tho 1st of July a
three month's tour of the entire state of
Flòrida, ibélr A m engagement being nt
DeLand. They are speaking every day
and wiU continue to do so during the re.
malnder of the campaign,
The boys composing the quartett are
b U Florida boys, os follows:
Doyle E.
Carlton of ^Vaucltula; H. C. Garwood of
Green Cove Springs: A. Y . Milam of Jack
sonville. and Frank Wldctnan of DeLand.
They ore musicians and orators of the
first class. They wiU apiiear at Fork
band stand on Monday, SopL 19, at eight
Their coming to this city signalizes one
o f the most attractive entertainment
programs to be given here during the en
tire pending prohibition campaign.
The
boys discuss the liquor question from tiie
moral.'economic, legal and*criminal stand
points. Their orations ore all well worth
hearing, and when it comes to their work
as a male quartette they are not excelled
by anything the people of Florida iiave
yet heard.
They spoke in DeLand to fully 750 peo
ple and at Wauchula, on the Fourth o f
July, to an audience of fully 3000. The
Volusia County Record says of them:
’These ytmng men. among the bright
est in fair Florida, begin their three
months' campaign over the State with an
appointment at the Court House tonight.
Wherever these youug men appear, they
should be given fine audiences. They
are not only singers but orators as welL
They have good songs for you, a good
story to telL"
The DeLand Supplement say»:
“The several hundred people In the
audience applauded again and hguiit the
entertaining- niuslr.nl numbers and the
various addresses. Th e. arguments were
concise and logical and presented in an
• entertaining mariner,"------------------------The Wauchula Advocate says that their
addresses are “ among the ablest and most
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The DeSoto County News stales that at
Urn Wauchula Fourth o f July Celebration;
'T h e y were the heroes of the day. Their
arguments are pitched on q high plane
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$25 down-that’s all [
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If HÄIIr M I
Letter of
From a Wise Old GeatleBk&i* to
j j j e Big City
Who Manifested a Hunger for n Piece of Florida Sand
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M y Dear Son:-rIf you have fully decided to give up your position and come to Florida, 1 am.pleased To kn
have saved enough money to begin the business o f vegetable growing properly.
M y Residence of Forty Years in Florida
P l i . t j me in position to render ^ou service that you could not purchase with all the money you havt
traveled the State as I have and there are.still fewer who would tell you the truth about the vario
Remember my boy
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IXhere is a Great Difference Between a Booster and a Caj
The first usually has a thing of* merit and rests satisfied after he has told the truth about it, while d
moter or schemer, his entire capital being invested in his collars, cuffs and neckties. The C A P P E
ment you want him to make you, regardless o f whether he his arid acres or scrub land to sell, so you
I—Weigh-Every Statement the Capper M akes— — ^—__----And then make him prove his assertions,
When he h;
A n d hunt up a reliable real estate company to do business with
3t Hunk of Sand that is Offered Y ou i-so much land thar needs to be sold as Florida hat.
A n d there never'Svas as m
Suckers Being Taken in and Separated From Their Hard-Earned Money
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Behoove Yóii to Have a CareA n d let the wise one with his gilded tale go plumb to— .
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The Good and the Bad
The good varjety is what we know here in the Sanford Celery Delta as IR R IG A B L E L A N D ,
millions o f acres,' is just Florida Sand.
The Irrigable Land
^ M n this section has been pronounced the best on earth by the Department o f Agriculture at Washington, because o f the combination
of warmth from Lake Monroe, the hard pan or subsoil, the natural flowing artesian wells and the Sanford System o f Subirrigation.
These four elements
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Have Conspired to Make a Sanford Acre
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' Produce S E V E N T Y T O N S O F V E G E T A B L E S in a single growing season, making it the B U M P E R A C R E O N E A R T H .
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This Irrigable Land is Cheaper at $150 an A cre
Than the Sand Dune acres that arc being sold at $20 an acre. The reason is, because the land here is in a proven section. Sanford
is no Colony Scheme to rob innocent M A f L O R D E R P U R C H A S E R S . W e arc not in an eipcrimental state here. W e have all
the facilities for the proper*handling of winter vegetables in large quantities. Our shipments last reason amounted to
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O ne Million, O ne Hundred Thousand Packages "
Which is equal to 3,375 solid car-loads.
N o other point in the whole State, or South for that matter, can equal this production.
W e Do Not Have to Tell You About W h at W e A re Going to Do
But can point you to what we have already done.
This is different
From W hat the Sand Dune Dealers
A re able to put out.
This last named gentleman is filled with verbose rantings and in order to keep his hemorrhage o f words from
wilting his collar, he purchased one of the C E L U L O ID N O N - M E L T A B L E kind and now goes at his task with the nonchalence
O f a Porch Climber
H e does not live in the State and as soon as he gets his mits on enough coin to keep him in the O L D M E N 'S 1H O M E the balance
o f his days he will hike for unknown climes. This gives him great leeway in making a noise with his face.
TITLE - BOND - & - GUARANTEE - COMPANY
(IN C O R P O R A T E D )
$25 down-that’s all
HI II
IfsTfÁlfÑlfFnfólfRlfPl □ [FlfÂlfRinvïlfsll IJ II 1 $10 monthly
and Calculated to win friends for the
This Lint M ay In terest You
FOR SALE
Am endm ent"
FOR SALE Five acres, 2 \\ cleared, 1 well
The entertainment given by these boys
2 room cottage, price <1,050.
is characterized by that vim which col FOR SALE Residehce, Markham Heights,
lege boys ere so thoroughly musters of.
FOR SALE
It must not be thought for a moment that
FOR RENT ,W e have applications for
the oratiqp# they deliver ore merely
houses to rent.
U>t your
carefully prepared and they present the
arguments for prohibition in a telling. FOR SALE 55 uerfes of good land for
poultry, oranges and grneral
òònservàilve ohd en terta in in g mnmmr
farming. Price, <30 per acre
It Is weU worth the while of any man or
on
terms. Act quick if you
woman, no matter what his opinions may
want i t
tumfrom IUr Uqmt irtüBsag~b8&J!l2g£. -fOR-ftALfc -ffO-baiWing tots hm omstde W ANTED
boys.
Do not forget the engagement of this
Quartette in our d t y on Monday, Septem-
W e have applications for
residences and business prop
erty. List your property‘for
sale' with its.
Ten acres, K cleared, half
tiled, two wells, price <3,500
one third cash, balance in one
end two years.
WU1 rent
grove, <3500.00.
cash balance to
diaa^er,
FOR SALE
Five acres in Beck Hammock.
3 tiled, flowing w e ll within
half mile o f station.
Price
<3,800, terms <1000 cash.
F o r SALE Ten acres, tiled and in high
-----------state o f cultivation, fa ir walls
tool house. aU tools and wag
on. fronting on Lake Monroe.
Timber tracts of all sizes, cut
price <1LOOO.OO. half cash
balance l i l “ 'two ùi’uï three
orange lands, residence prop
erty. Floride real estate of
years. This place will rent
for <1,000 per year.
BOND fc GUARANTEE 00.
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$ ALL AROUND FLORIDA
The General News of "The Land
of flowers.
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, Í9I0
CHANGE DATE OE ELECTION
Will Vote for Good Road Bonds on
December 7, 1910.
The County Commissioners of Orange
county met in special session Tuesday
morning. President Lee in the chair and
Commissioners Overstreet, Tilden. Vaug
han pnd Merrill present. A fter an error
made in advertising the election had beep
An Epitome o f -the Week's Most Im fully discussed, for which purpose the
portant Happenings In the
meeting had been called, the following
State's Domain.
resolution was adopted and ordered print*
The Island Grove Truck Growers’ Union e d :
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has praduaHr.jeijm rely. put Itself on a
Whereas! On the-Kth day of July, 1010,
right ¿cod working foundation. The lead
it was resolved by this. Board that It was
ers In the movement are pushing—ahead nccesspry to issue the bonds of Orange
and promise that great good will result. county for the purpose of raising money
The•*union has so far been successful
In for constructing bard surfaced roads J?f
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securing seeds at a great reduction over brick; that the nmount 'Of bonds to be is
pricos of former seasons, when individ sued was $ 1,000,000.00 the bonds to bear
uals were buying separately. It Is estim interest at the rate 4 1-2 por cent, per
ated that the profit In seed buying nlone annum, and the principal of said bonds
has equaled 20 per cent.
to bo due and payable fifty years from
Encouraging travel to Florida in such date of issue; and it wus further ordered
measure as It Jtaa never.bpen encouraged that dn election be held on October 4th,
before homescekers' rates to this state 1010,—at which it should be submitted to
from the north and west are to prevail, ^
voters of Orange county. Doride,- the
the year round. This news will bring question whether such bonds should be
gladness to tlie heart of every well wisher issued; and It now uppearing to the Board:
o f Florida, whether the Floridian profit , 1st That owing to the fact that the
directly or indirectly from It.
registration books and lists for Dip gen
1. Dqn C. eral election for tlie year 1910 will under
J2apt. George R. Spalding,
CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS
ATlanïînrô
Kingman and Capt. £.
"holding a meeting In the offices of the
United States engineers, ln_ this city to~ day, the result of which will be o f great
Importance to the people of tills state.
The three army officers havo been ap
pointed by the government to formulate
plans whereby the Unired States govern. ment will be able to work in conjunction
with the state in tlie drainage of the
Everglades and the improvement of rivers
and canals, says tlie Jacksonville Metrop
olis.
Tlie first guns of (he most Important
political campaign ever waged in tlie
•late o f Florida were officially fired in
Jacksonville, which will undoubtedly be
the central firing line, yesterday when the
Prohibition party met for the purpose of
electing a now chairman and arranging
far the campaign, and the Local Optlonists assembled at the Aragon hotel - at
noon, preparatory to forming a state or*
- ganizatlon. whose duty it shall be to fight
for the preservation oi Article XIX of the
state constitution.
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«IwonUlim f-D m i To.nnln In Dip hnntlS-Of
Jhe District registration officers until Oct.
H, min. ami therefore could not ho used
for the said bond election.'* /
2nd. That it appears that - in some
papers of the county (be bond election
has not been properly and legally publish
ed.
Now it is, ordered that said resolution
fixing tbu date for bond election be re
considered und rescinded.
It is further ordered that said election
be held on Wednesday, the 7th day of
December, A. D., 1910, and that u proper
call for said election be 'made nml publishsd.
Done in open Board, this September 13,
1910.
By order of the Board,
J. II. LEE, Chalrmnn.
Attest:—
EL M. Robinson. Clerk.
Notice of Election
. 11 if ordained l>y thr Board Ibat Ilia fiilluwinS
it solution L * imbllilicd tour consecutive week* in
The Oranje County Clllien, The Reporter Star. Tlie
South
Florida Sentinel. Tlie Sanford Hrrald and
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Florida Rworden
Tlie Tampa Times suggests a unique The
Whereat the Board of County Commissioner* of
plan for settling tlie strike of the dgar- Oranfte County, Florida, deem ft expedient and lo
the bett Interest of (he county to luue county
makers This plan the Times outlines hand* of xnld county of Orange for (he purpose.of
M N M U S hard surfaced roads to be made of
briefly as follows: “ While we are talking M
brick;
And whereas the Board has ascertained that it
about a settlement of the strike, what ob
Is necessary tn construct at least one hundred miles
jection isf tliere to calling a vote among of such hard surfaced roads in be constructed out
brick, and that It will require one million dollars
tlie clgartnakera. full, free and Incapable of
worth of bonds fur such purpose to bear interest at
the
rate of four and one-half per cent pee annum,
of manipulation, in which the whole body
principal of said bonds to become due fifty year*
shall pass upon tho question of returning from the date of Issue, interest payable semi
annually on (he first day of Jsnuary and July of
laworkT Such an election, held without each
year after Issue;
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Therefore, tie it resolved by the Board of County
suspicion of undue influence on one side
Commissioners of Oranjie County that.it Is neces
and perfectly free of coercion of. tlie other, sary to Issue the bonds of -Or anile County fur the
purpose of conslrurtlni! hard surface roods o f brick
would have one of two effects. Either to
tne amount of one million dollnrs, to bear Inter
est
at Ore rate of four and one-half per cent tier an
the men would return to work or tlie pub
num. principal of sold hands tolie due anil puyabla
lic would be convinced that they are lion- semi-annually on the first days of January and
of each year after issue.
estly for what they think are their best July
It Is ordered that the foregoing preamble and res
Interests and are not unduly influenced olution he published for four consecutive weeks in
The Orange County Cltlxen, Tire Reporter Star. The
by the men who profess to represent South Florida Sentinel, and The Sanford Herald
and the Florida Recorder prior la December Till,
them."
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Dane in open Board this September Utb, 1010. .
Mrs. Arthur 'Griffin killed, Mrs. Nellie
By order of the Board. ,
Fernandez, seriously Injured, and a young
I Seal I
J- 11. LEE, Chairman.
man named Calhoun also injured as the Attest: B. M. Robinson, Clerk.
result of a Joy ride in Jacksonville last
—Sunday-night------------------ ---------- -- Tlie members of the PennsylvanioState
Editorial Association, wbo have been en
joying a trip through the South for tlie
p u t few days, arrived In Jackaonvlile
Monday morning via the Merchants and
Miners steamship Quantlco. Tne visitors
were met at the.docks by several mem
bers of the local Board of Trade, and were
taken to the Seminole Hotel, where they
breakfasted. They then left for S t Augus
tine over the Florida East Coast where
they spent tlie day returning home on
Wednesday.
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Jacksonville has bean selected as the
next meetlhg place for the annual con
vention o f the United National Associa
tion of Postoffice Clerks, to be held Sept
5, 8. 7 and 8, In 1911.
Another big cigar factory is being
opened itlP a W k a , The managers, Jose
Escalante it Co., from Tampa, have leas
ed the Athletic Club rooms. The Hoard
of Trade la responsible for this removal.
The new factory will employ about tlirce
hundred men.
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Fire last M onday tight damaged the
business houseTSTllifiThlfer-M orri
and Gainesville Hardware Co., in Gaines
ville to tho amount $ 10,000, originating
i s t lu store first named. -But for prompt
and effective work on the pare of the
Ore department the entire block would
.have b u n destroyed.
I N S A N F O R D — Lite >. Worth Living
Upon motion the following, resolution
ami order was adopted:__* __________ :____ s _
Notice of Election Upon the Question of the Issue
of County Bonds of Orange County, Florida; for
Purpose of Constructing llrk-k Roads.
- Whereat, at u meeting of the Board of County
Commissioners In and for the County of Orange and
S 'ale of Florida held at the court house in Orlando
oa July 9th, 1910. the following resolution was
adopted, to-wlt;
lie It resolved by the Board of County Commis
sioners of Orange County, Florida, (hat It is neces
sary to Issue the hoods of Orange County for the
purpose of raising money for constricting hard sur
face roads of brick; and that the amount of the
bunds necessary to la* issued is on« million dollars,
said bonds to bear in terest»» she rate of four and
one half per cent per annum; the principal of said
bonds to be due and payable fifty years from the
d u e of Issue, and the Interest on sakl bond* to be
due and payable semi-unnually on the first days of
January and July of each and every year after issue.
Now It la ordered that an election be held on
Wednesday, the 7th day of December. A. D, 1910.
at which election shall be submitted to the legal
voters uf Orange C«untr. Florida, the question
whether county bonds of Orange County shall Issue
for the purpose uf raising money for constructing
hard surface roads of brick in said county; the
amount of bonds necessary to ba issued shall be
one million dollars, said bonds to bear Interest at
ra u of four and one-half tier cent per annum; tbs
principal of said bonds to be due and p araN e fifty
years (rum date of issue, and interest on said twnd*
to be due and payable sentl annually, uu first days
of January and July o [ each and every year after
iMuinjt
It is further ordered that the foregoing.resolution
ba published tn Tbs Orange County CRisen, The
Reporter Star, The South Florida Sentinel, The
Sanford Herald, and The Florida Recorder once a
week for four weeks before the election above or
dered.
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By order of the Board.
I seal)
J. H. LEE. Chairman.
A it w t ; JL M. Ifubiuaua. Ocxk._________ S-St
Volume III
BASHAM CASE DEEPENS - "*ND R0BB£D *«*'N
Body Found at Snake Creek
Will be Exhumed.
TEETH MAVPROVE lOtNTlIV NOW
Seems (o Be No Doubt In Minds o f
Family About Fact that
Basham Is Dead
No trace has been found of Aaron K
Basham the m ining _reol_estate dealer
Who disappeared from ~iElii city three
weeks ago. Basham came to Sanford and
registered at tho Sanford House leaving
the same night about ten o'clock after
writing toJtis .wife that he intended tak
ing a launch trip with..two strange men.
About a week afterwnrd the body of a
man was found iti Snake Creek near
Miami. Both hands had been cut off and
the body had been in the water for some
time. The sheriff of Dade county viewed
the remains and afterwards stated that
the description did not fit that of Basham.
In order to satisfy all doubt regarding the
body it will be exhumed today and the
mouth examiner! for false teeth ns Bas
ham wore an upper set.
If the dead man found in Snake creek
had an upper set o f false teeth they will
will be a n r o n io JuukwmviHe-for-tdentifleatiou. Not only are Die teeth to play
an important part in revealing Die iden
tity of the corpse, but a truss as well?
When Basham left home he wore a truss.
The officers working on Die case at Jack
sonville have*wired Sheriff Dan Hardie.ot
Miami, tn disinter tho body, and if tlie
teeDi and truss are found upon it to
answer at once. If the articles are found
on the corpse it is safe to assume the
dead man Is Dasham! The deseri|Kions
of the dead mnn found in the creek with
both hands severed and tlie one sent out
of Basham have differed w idely still the
authorities feel tlie search is not complete
until it is known positively whether Die
dead mau has an upper set of false teeth
or not.
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New light was thrown on the actions
of the missing mnn, while in Sanford in
a letter received today at the sheriff's
office, written by W. H. Reams, a nephew
o f Mg, Basliam. The" letter Is as follows:
Winter Garden, Fla., Sept. 13, 1910.
Sheriff's office, Jacksonville, Fla.:
Gentlemen— Perhaps the following informa tiontijay be of interest to you.whilc
looking up the Beshnm disappearance
case. Beshnm being an uncle of mine,
(h ave been watching developments with
interest. One of the letters written at
Dtp Sanford House on Die night of the 20th
wus to me. These letters were left at
the hotel and sent down to the train,
which was No. 82, by the night clerk.
If
Bashotn went (o the train himself we do
not know, but do not think that be did. ’
Tito letter to Winter Garden contained
the information that he would be here on
the following Wednesday, the 24th, and to
telephone W. II. Roberson that he was
coming to take up his place. This prop
erty has been |>riced to him while here in
January lost nt $1,200. Ho also expected
to go fishing wltile here.
This is tho
woods trip he intended taking.
He had
no Idea o f going further from Sanford
than where the celery land was situated,,
and he had staled that he would not con
sider land more than twenty-five miles
from Sanford. Basham had taken two
sheets of paper and un envelope from
the Sanford House and intended, evident
ly, writing to his wife next day,
Basham told Mr. Driver that he would
be buck on Tuesday to Sanford.
The
present East Coast. Railway train* service
would not have permitted him going to
OJus and getting back in tills time and
have time to see any land.
If the body
found in Snake creek should prove to be
Bashura, we believe he was carried up to
the head of Die St. Johns river In a
launch and tramped across the country
the balance o f the way, or he may have
been murdered and carried across to Die
creek. But It is evident he did not go
that distance from Sanford intentionally
or willingly. It was not Basham's way of
doing to put pleasure before business.
Same Old Safe Robbed In the Same
Old Way—Probably By Same Party.
NEWS 0E THE WORLD
Items of Interest Gleaned From
The safe at Will Hand's restaurant in
Various Sources
the Welbam Block was robbed again last
Friday night. The robbery occurcd in
the sa m e-old -w a y -on ly - this time Dte
offender hod n narrow squeeze as the
r
officers were close behind him.
About
two o'clock Friday morning as Officers Here the Readers Will Find a Brier
Historical Spring Flowing
Tlllls Und Whitten were on their way to
, For Hurried Readers
the station they heard a noise in Wilt
Hand's restaurant and upon investigation - The Federal grand jury which has been
ra
diecovared. Jha.-s
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ttrnonts'B'gtftftlc -tab high of
train lime íhere were “several people lieo/ ir
the scene and they all .went into Dte res ficiate of Swift, Armour and Morris con
cerns. There
arc three
indictments
taurant to intercept the burglars.
Officer Tillts was standing at tho side against each combination, conspiracy and
door w a ttin g all openings when some Illegal monopoly. The men indicted are:
one chased down the alley yelling "here L. F. Swift, president of Swift 8t Co.; Ed
he goes"t Officer Ttllis called upon him ward Swift, vice president of Swift At Co.;
to halt and thinking the burglar was get Chasr H. Swift and Francis A. Fowler,
ting away fired a shot near the ground. directors of Swift & Co.; Edward Tilden.
The supposed burglar fell and upon inves president of Die NaUonal Packing Go.; J.
tigation was found to be Joc-Fcmnndez. Ogden Armour, president o f Armour As Co.;
Being a Spaniard and excitable by nntufo Thomas Merck fler, general manager Ar
Joe had joined In' Die search as he ex mour A* Co.; Thomas J. Conners, superplained afterward and Blinking he saw Inte/tdent of Armour As Co.; Eldwin Morsldcnt of Morris As Co. and Louis
Die burglar going down the alley started
yirmn, manager o f Morris Ax Co.
after him. Officer Tlllls claims he saw no
HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK
one but Joe and not knowing wlto he was
fired the shot to stop him.
The' real burglar was not apprehend
ed os yet audheJuu $17G of Will Hand’s
money. Tills Is about the third time that
Mr. Hand has suffered a loss in the same
manner und Die work is evidently being
dune by some one familiar with the sur
roundings.
Criminal Court Grind.
Criminal Court convened Monday morn
ing with Judge Bcggs on Die bench. Pros
ecutor DeCottes present to Idok after
t|te county's interest.
Fully twenty-five
cases have already l[ccn disposed of, a
number being found guilty. _ Those tried,
up to tlie hour of going to press were as
follows:
Eld. Woods, grand larceny, 6 months.
B. D. Henry Beerman, selling liquor,
$500 and costs or 12 months.
Dennis Moseley, assault without intent
to kill, $100 and costs or seven months.
Marlow White, carrying pistol without
permit, $ 10. or sixty (lays.
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Etl McKinney, ugravatrd assault, $20
and costs,
Henry Davis, bigamy, $150 and costs
or one* yenr.iSidney Matthews, assault with latent
tu kill, $150 or seven months.
Willie Thomas, concealed wcapous,$lbt)
10l
and costs or six mouths.
Gus Williams, concealed wcujxms, $100
and costs o rjlve months.
Jim MatDtews, desertion of wife, dis
charged on payment of costs.
Ed McKenzie, assaulL.sixty days.
F. R. Ratcliff, assault and battery, $15
and costs or sixty days.
Ephriam Russell, petty larcany, five
month or $100 and costs.
Annie Williams, bigamy, put in care of
officer lo'Novomber term.
Sant Joiner, carrying pistol without per
mit, $10 and costs or sixty days.
Jake Brown, entering wititout breaking,
not guilty.
Jim Switzer, selling liquor, at Sanford,
guilty.
Frank Blairs, selling liquor ut Sanford,
guilty.
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Surprise Parly
If fearless criticism is calculated to ben
efit the army, then Uncle Sam's soldiers
should profit much by the comment upon
their condition and abilities contained In
the annual report of Inspector General
Corlington Just made public. One Inspec
tor points out u ’ whole batalllonof urtlllery starting »for Die Philippine-service
without a single field officer and one of
the batteries commanded by a second
lieutenant of less than two years' experi
ence. An inspector general declares that
this absence of captains from their com- '
mnnds is “ the most fruitful source o f progressTotutl tlisenie In Dio line of (he army
today." «
Maine went Democratic last Monday.
It elected Frederick W. Plalsted of Augus
ta, a Democrat,.as governor, upset the
hitherto solid Republican Congressional
delegation in nt least two, nnd possibly
all four of the districts, and to tba sur
prise of the political leaders, Democratic
as well as Republican, the returns indi
cated Die possibility that the next state
legislature will be Democratic. The Sen
ate wilt surely have a Democratic major
ity.
Addressing Die bank supervisors of Die
twenty-five states who gathered In con
vention at Washington last Monday.
Lawrence O. Murray, coin [it roller of the
currency, declared that the results under
the hanking laws of Dtis country were in
a (urge measure unsatisfactory. The rea
son lie did not attempt to explain. Diough
he intimaated the (ault might be in a
wenk administration of tbe law.
United States Senator Lorimer is to be
the guest at one of the biggest dinners
that has been given in Chicago in many
years. Tlie occasion is to furnish a re
buke by the friends of the Senator to Col.
Roosevelt, who recently declined to sit ut
the same table wiDt Senator Lorimer, and
in order to accentuate Die disapproval
with which the friends of the Senator regun) the action of Colonel Roosevelt, they
intend to ask President Taft to sit at Dte
head of the table.
Presbyterian Church.
The usual services have been resumed
at Die Presbyterian Church. In view of
Die very worm weather a good congrega
tion was present lost Sunday. Tbe pas
tor, Rev. J. F. McKinnon will preach next
Sunday morning and evening.
All ore
cordially Invited to attend. The Sabbath
school has been kept up during the sum
mer and tbr attendance has- hoea-fortyfive per cent better titan for Dte some
period lust year.
The friends of Faldle Cana way surprised
him last night at his country home. A
number from town, chaperoned by Misses
Jeunie Carraway and Alma Malm, were
present. Refreshments were served and
« good time euioyed by a ll }
Those present were Misses Anna Amcrick, Lottie Heard, Marie Holmes, Daisy
Betts, Ruby Betts, Mabel Granger, Jenni^
Carruwoy and Alma Malm; Mesdames
Now Have a Flagman.
Holmes, Lord, Telford and Mr. and Mrs.
The railroad company pursuant to inCarraway and Messrs. Eddie Carraway,
afflictions from the city council has sup
Douglass Holmes. Burnett Americk, Lex
plied a flagman for the railroad croealngs
Conaway, Ray Newton, Brite Carraway.
oil First street.
This should obviate any
more accidents in Die future.
Now the
Baptist Church
people will kick because tbe flagman
Services will be resumed in Die Baptist
makes them w ail for the trains to pass
church next Sunday. Preaching at 11:00
which he has full authority to do.
a. m, and 7:30 p. in. by the pastor, Rev.
J. W. Wildmun. Prayer tneeUng Wednes
Joseph A. EttelL for many years owner
Festival Postponed
day evening at 7:30. All are cordially in
of
the Brown House at Gainesville, died
The todies o f the H. I, A. regret tho vited to attend. ■ “ J--- ---- >-!----- sv~—
last Monday after suffering two weeks
necessary postponement o f the Har
vest Moon Festival to ItBve been held
We learn that the road near the Sl from typhoid fever. Few Floridans were
a^ the city park on Tuesday evening. Joans ferry, south o f Osteen, is so bad better known than Mr. EtteU. who numKept. 2 0 . The zest “arid M e r e s t o f Hint’l l harbem rabiindcm ed-tT auto pat- horwt among his friends hundreds of
Probably one can never again get so the ladles has by no means abated and ties from Orange county. We went the traveling salesmen and public men of
much for the
Uw public.tiuuL. expe c t.,. the amurnucc-, Mad.to. Orange-couau yIa -IhiAAhc’l the State.
day in celery land. It Is better than any ment o f another date In the near fu ferry, oqosing the river at or near the
Sanford should celebrate bar next birth
Mr-, J . N. Wbltner,
mouDt of Lake Monroe. It is a much
other in the state, all pojnts carefully ture.
day
with a barbecue.
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Chm.
Comm.
shorts? route, too,— DeLand Record.
oonsidered.
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�September 16, loro
A Budget of Opinion "Just Be
tween.You and Me'
the bonds do not carry because the pre
DR. N. B. WALLACE
sent rate does not permit enough good
Physician and Surgeon
roads to be built. It would seem that to
Office ln M. G. T. Building over Könners
vote for bonds and talk ¿bout where.the
Store.
roads will go afterward would be a good
Sanford. Florida
4 Again will I open my face about the
exorbitant rates of Are Insurance in San
ford. It matters but little whether you
A Chlel I » Am ong Y e Taking Note#,
erect a fire proof building or not, whether
and Faith, lie ’ll Prent T m “ you Isolote your building or whatever pre
So Says Sounterer.
cautions you take in the premises you arc
forced to pay a rate that utmost precludes
taking out a policy at all. The agents
C.' M, H AM ILTO N
DENTIST
U I knew you and you knew me.
Whenever we ednd you by mistake.
Dr In your bill same error make
From Irritation you'd be tree,
Better Work and Cleaner Work, and do It In a San
itary Way, Which Should Meet With Your Approval
and Support.
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Room 13 Pico Building
Phone 355
DR.
T W («loom we would <lluSm>;
But, never h evln l yet clasped handi.
Both often fell to understand
How Jitlle looomplnin there'il be.
C.
G.
BUTT
With customers ten hundred »irons.
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Ocrsthmally thinfsao wrens.
Sometimes, out faults, sometimes theirs.
asa all cares;
thinks would
PR O G R E S S
DENTIST
pipe and a first class fire department
would lower the rate, why In the world
don’t the city council get us these requis
ites. People will not settle here at the
present rate of lira insurance and every
one of us are Interested In tills matter.
Office;
LAUND RY
SANFORD, FLA
PHONE 30
SANFORD. FLORIDA
DR. R. M. MASON
DENTIST
Phone 19
Wanted—One d o ^ n good cottages that Welbora Block
’¿ynwaiurtv uiior wh f sfci r fo rtn easoftBblo
price. Sanford at present Is face to faoo
with a house famine. Thera Is a great
demand for cottages and It looks as DR. W .,E .
HOUSHOLDER
though Sanford will never have enough
DENTIST
uf them. The Building Association needs
p r a c t ic a l
w e ll
d r il l e r s
_
Artesian and Deep W ells
See Us Before Placing Y o u r O rd e rs
Phone 41
Rooms 23, ¡M and 29, Pico Bids.
Til knew you an3 you knew me.
STEAM
J. H. OVERM AN, Manager
ft) nes Bldg, over Woodruff's. Store
4
Or make • ‘ kick" on this or that
Wa'd taka it In fou l part, you see,
I f I knew you and yoii knew me.
Attempt to Compete With China, Because We Pay
White Man’s Wages.
shares or buy preferred stock in order that
the association can go ahead and build
more houses. Those who have cottages
But any lime you come this way,
for rent^wlU te|| you there is no money In BICJfUNSON &. DICKINSON
That you would call, am hope sad pray.
‘ ""T T b e n face to fata wa «w hatm tleeat • ■—* — them, buFTnotice the owners any not’anm iH iig iB ig ia ip iB iB ia iB iB iíB íB ia in io T l.
And t i l know you and you'll know me.
A tt o r n e y * at L e w
xtous to sell. Where is the man who will
The above was composed by A. H. Ev build a few at once and relieve.the pres
erett, manager o f the Southern Printer's
Sanford, Florida
Peoples Bank Bldg.
sure before the winter ruahT
Supply Go, the largest ^ printers' supply,
house In the United States. MrrEveretl
4 My dear friends, the ladies, are working
has the happy fscblty of keeping his pld
AN D E W JOHNSON
overtime now on improvements and I can
customers and making new ones by ad
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
see a more beautiful Sanford for the fuhering to the Golden Rule as far as •posture,_!t .ta k c o h o . touch _o f a womoa’s
-tlble—and-still - keeping- nbreusrjof- the
hand first on a pocket honk and afterward ■H.O.-T.BuHdhu.
Ufnes whin sbariT competition makes the
on Improvements. In other words It takes
firms draw the tines more closely. The
the ladies to get the money and then to
above lines are so good that I publish
spend it where it will do the most good.
GEO. A. DeCOTTES
them for the Herald reader. . _
And speaking of the ladies 1 wish they ATTORNEY a n d COUNSELLOR a t LAW
would get behind the good roads move
Practice In State and Federal Courts
4 While I have no money uf my own to ment also and get some o f the tight-wods
Wclborn
Block
Sanford. Fla
keep In the bank. If the chance ever comes to loosen up and vote for bonds. The
We don’ t have to advertise cheap lands.
when l ean get five dollars together all at ladies are broad minded enough to know
The purchaser here saves more per afire
on# time I w ill- certlanly place it in the that Improvements pay and they go ahead
annually in freights than he saves on the
Sanford banks for 1 really think jve have and do things where th$ cheap skates THOMAS EMMET WILSON
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
two of the best Institutions of the kind on only talk.
purchase price elsewhere. See table of
AT-LAW
earth. We often hear customers of banks
freight rates in our booklet
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■peak o f the great convenience and ad 4 I heard that the Leffler Block had been I.nlr State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of
Florida
vantages of these institutions. Practically purchased by a party o f New York capi
Residences. Sanford and Sylvan Lake
all business men In towns patronize some talists who intended to add another story
bank and the number o f fanners who keep and get one of the Tampa cignr factories
a bank account Is rapidly Increasing. to locate here employing about three hun
L. G. STRING FELLO W
With the safeguards that are now thrown dred men and spending a large weekly
JUSTICE o f t h e p e a c e
around banks by State and national laws pay roll In Sanford every night. Just
NOTARY PUBLIC
it lx practically Impossible for depositors about the time ( reached the pay roll—I
to loose any of their money. Hoarding woke up—what a pipe dreantl
Office in City Hall
money a t home is a very dangerous habit
Room s I and 2, Peoples Bank Bldg.
for such a course always Invites burglary. 4 One of my friends wishes to state that
Persons who carry large sums of money several young people arc in the habit of
H. F. C R I S T
or keep it about their homes are In dan billing and cooing on the front porch in
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E n g in e e r a n d S u r v e y o r
ger not only of loosing their money or broad daylight before Ills very face. Now
having it stolen from them but run the my friend ought lo look the other way or
Drninngd and Irrigation Work.
Lots
Staked opt and leveled. Wells Located
risk of being waylaid or assaulted by some else forget I t We were nil young and
thief. A bank Is a much safer place to gay once ourselves.
OITlce at Title Bond A Guarantee Company
,
keep savings than a home, and it Is much
1 Post Office Box 789
better *io pay bills with checks titan ta 4 Who was it said the road to tiie ceme
pay them with currency.
A canceled tery would be put in good situpeT
check is u receipt. There Is always a
F. 0. E.. CELERY CITY AERIE 1853
ESTABLISH ED 1869
— T he S a u n t e r c r .
chalice that a record of the payment may
Meets Tuesday nights, at 8 o'clock, at
become valuable in the event of an error
Are¡Offering Any and A ll Kin(l8"'of Florida Real Fatale
P ra ctica l Inform ation
the hall In the Stone-Gove uilding, on
in bookkeeping or of a misunderstanding
Títere seems to be do limit to the efforts
at as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms
First street
of any kind. Keeping a bank account is
the Wilson & Toorner Fertilizer Co. of
by for the most convenient way of handAs Can be Had Anywhere.
Jacksonville are making • to insure the
ling, receipts and disbursements. It be
success of their constituents, for booklet IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
gets both system and thrift. Very few
Office on. Park Avenue, between First and Commercial Streets. Sanford, Fin
Wekiva Tribe No. 41
follows booklet, each one dealing with a
business men care to risk keeping large
Hunting
grounds
of
Sanford.
Meetings
different phase of wresting noney from
sums of money In their stores or other
on the 1st and 2nd Wednesday of each
Florida soil. On our desk lies a 72-page
month In Masonic Hall.' Visiting broth
places of business,'not even with the pro
book entitled Florida Vegetables, which
ers welcome.
tection of strong safes, and it is always
gives general articles on Tillage and Seed
the port o f wisdom for the person who
Beds and then takes up alphabetically all
has no protection at all to seek some bank
the different garden products raised in SANFORD LODGE ND. 02 F. & A. M,
as a place o f safety for hlk money.
fl. W. SPKNCER, Msste#—
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FIRST CLASS CRATE M A T E R IA LS , Sanford, Fin
the state Tor market, Jiving directions as
j. C. ENSUINGKR. Secretary
to seed, soil; fertilizing, culture and mar
4 Just forty-eight years ago yesterday keting and then directions us to the way Communication Every First and Third
Fridays at 7 p. m.
my old friend Capt. Tarver was shot to combat any insect or ’ fungus troubles
VISITING
BROTHERS WELCOME
through and through at the Crompton’s that may appear. In fact, from Its atlisp, Stone Mountain in -Maryland. A tra c tlv e 'tltle 'pnge to the back cover It
(First “Buret, one Hock
Yankee surgeon passing by examlnod him is replete with interesting-and Instructive SANFORD LODGE. No. 27,1.0 . 0.F
and said be would not live on hour. A n matter. The most experienced gardener Meets every Monday night at 7:30 in Ma
other Yankee soldier gave him a drink of cannot fail to receive new ideas from this
sonic Hall. Visiting brethren are corFormerly Manager of Central Cafe
whiskey and left him a canteen of water publication, while to the new settler it is
dlnlly invited.
W. S. Baldwin,
and afterwards be was removed from Ute Invaluable. It is sent free on request. ^
Secretary.
ticlil and eventually recovered.
Capt.
Tarver of course well remembers Ute day
Fall Announcement
FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS
and told me about it this week. He Is
Have just returned from the east where
A P L A C E FOR LA D IES AND G E N T L E M E N
■till hale a n d ' hearty and pays his many
for the past week I have been buying ray
friends a regular visit each day. In fact
fall stock of furnishings, clothing, hats
S h o r t Orel o ra A t A l l H our:
E v e r y t h in g F i r s t C la s s
40ENT JACKSON VOLT FLORAL COMPANY
the gcDiul Captain Is a port o f Sanford,
etc. This buying has been done with
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Phone
166.
Itth
and
Oak
Ave.
and 1 am glad to see him each day and
great care that our customers might have
get his cheery greeUng. May be live to
Sanford,
Prompt, Clean Service
Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rates
the best possible merchandise for their Special Offering in Fern*.
see many more years and wear the uni
Florida
money and yet have the newest UUngs. Floral Designs to Order.
form and revere the bonny blue flag for
21-fr-lO-tf
Call and see my fresh stock, 1 can fit you
which bo fought so nobly.
from head to foot, and you will be pleased
Then let no doubtins thought abide,.
Of Arm good faith on either side, •
Confidence to each other give.
Living nuredvet, let others live.
-We-deal in Celery- Farms and
Farm Lands and we are the
lafgest owners of Town Lots
HOLDEN REAL ESTATE
COMPANY
SANFORD
FLORIDA
Best Fertilizers
On Earth
TH E
C IT Y
R ESTA U R A N T
H . E . W IS E , Proprietor
| _Steaks, C h ops, O ysters and Fish a Specialty
L. H. T E M P L E
4
It always gives me a polu to hear the
people talking against good roads. It is
usually U1* man whn does not pay mnro
th in (WO'dollars a year for taxes and be
growls more about It than the man
who pays thousand*, In fact the heavy
utt payers o f Orange coamy urt hi favor
uf bonds ft* good roads. These bonds will
be used economically and the tax payer
will not notice anjrjturdan because o f the
issue at bonds bu t will realize handsomely
ou the Increased value o f his property if
he wishes to eeU- Taxes will be rsleod U
and satisfied.
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t R E T A IL C A S H .G R O C E R Y
J. B. WILLIAMS, Prop.
You’ ll tie sorry If you don’t wait for
J.’D. PARKER, Prop
ant-organizing- a chtss-fii
Music in Sanford.
Torma f S P e r
2 Loooon
Month
. W *#k
Meals, 35c.
—
Horace Mendenhall
'erenoe:
Room and Board gl.50
The Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati, Ohio
Per Day.
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
H a y, Grain
Frota, Vegetables, Candita, Citan and Tobaccoei
Ä £ !fli!S -Country.PtQd y cç. Bought and Sold
2H», Cor, 3rd 8treet and Sanford Ave. i
�September 16.1910
Every train and steamboat that arrives brings new fresh goods from the Eastern Markets
he Boston. W e ’vê worked day and night arranging, the great stock. W e are now able To
mnce everything complete and ready for inspection.
W e believe it a wonderful stock, but
ron’t dwell on that, buj: will have..aja~jQjiehing sale and show week lasting ten days. Every[ on exhibition marked in plain figures. It’s as much show ^s sale'week. Come look thru
tew stockrdon’t feel like you are compelled to buy, we won’t insist, and will cheerfully show
iokers thru.’ In making the rounds you will find a good many goods ticketed like this: .
Linen Department
Panama
Yard-wide guaranteed black taffeta
silk.
Opening wéek p r i c e 3
.
Real German linen unbleached 72
inches wide, as an .opening leader
per yard_____ i ..... .......................... !
Full fifty inch wide, nothing better
for skirts, all wool. Opening week
price.'— ........ .............. .......... . ..... -3
M ercerized Linen
Volls
27-inch wide in all the new even
Opening week price. 29c
ing shades.
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Bleached as white as the snow
satin finish, worth 75c a . yard
Opening week price......... ..............
In black and all çp|ms,~worth and
sold everywhere at $1.25 a yard.
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M ohair
Double width, the best wool goods
made fbr children dresses, guaran
teed to wash. Opening week price 25c
In long range of colors, 50-inch
wide.
Opening week p r i c e . . . . __ -
• 64-inch wide‘extra good value on
sale this opening week • at per
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Ta b ic Napkins------
Draperies
Poplin
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Never so well .prep'ared to serve
you as now. Opening week price
per dozen............... .$1.49, 98c, -
No such stock in Sanford as ours,
see all the new designs at, per
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A ll foreign made, they are 46-in
wide, worth $1.25. a yaril. Open
ing week price........... ...................
Suit and Cloak Department Added this Season
O v er 60 days ago our order was placed for Ladies’ Tailored Suits with one of the leading N ew York Tailors. . T o - /
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rC om e and see some o f the new ideas
Black Voil Skirts trimmed with black applique, worth $10
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Panama Skirts in blue, brown and black worth $5; picked
up so as to sell a t ......................*................ ...................
Panama Skirts, all wool, beautifully trimmed, introductory
price...................................................................................
Opera Capes, in rose, blue and tan, all entirely new and
worth $10, a t . ...................................1 ..............................
Embroidery Sale Friday, September 16th
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Our Buyer while in New York picked up about 1,000 yards of Embroidery at his own
price.
It is from 10 to 18-inch wide and worth from 20 to 35c yard.
They goon sale Fri
day morning at 8 o’clock at your choice 1 0 c a yard./ Not a yard sold before 8 o’clock
Friday morning." Can be seen now in our front show window.
Belts
Oil Cloth
India Linen
Apron Gingham s
Patent leather belts in red and
b la c k .... - . - ___ 2 5 c and 10c
Table Oil Cloth in full line colors
at per y a rd .. . . v r - . — .19c
Iu short lengths, worth 15
25c at per y a r d .................
In short lengths 2 to 10 yards in
a piece, Friday only per yad 5c
Calico
Dross Gingham s
Shoots
Pillow Cases
In all the new fall colors, at per
In stripes and plaids for child
ren school dresses at
Double bed size, worth* 69c
a t ......... ............................^ 4 9 c
42x367 good quality muslin at
per p air........... ...... , ! . . 1 2 ^ 0
M en's Shirts
M en's N cckw oar
H air Nets _______ ■ '
In short lengths, worth 25 to 35c
Neglige styles, long range pat
terns ut—.— _-i— ______ ___________ 29c
Four in hand 50c ties a t . . .2 5 c
25c string ties at 15c, 2 for 2 5 c
With rubber e l a s t i c
band
a t ................................: ......... 10o
Jo b Lot
Ladies’ D raw ers
Night G ow ns
Je w e lry -
Ladies' handkerchiefs, worth 10
Ladies’ Muslin Drawers, beauti
fully trimmed a t ................ 23c
Ladies' Night Gowns, worth 75c
a t ........................ ;. ............... 49 c
New things in jewelry, belt pins,
hat pins, stick pins 50c to 10c
Ladies’ Um brellas
Lace S c rim
With pearl and silver handles,
w orth-$1.50 5&t...... ............. 8 9 c
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Beautiful Lace Scrim for cur
tains at per yard
Ladies’ Collars.,;:-;-:
New line ladies’ dutch collars
Sweetheart
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September IS, I9I0
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Celery farms
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J. W. Conner
Livery, Feed and
REAL ESTATE
City Property
Pico Block
Palmetto Avenue
Sanford, Fla.
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Sanford, Florida
KEELY’S GARAGE
-Buick Automobiles
Automobile-Supplies Motor Boat Supplies
1^Kentucky Horses and Mules for sale.
;\ A l l kinds of hauling and farm work
M A C H IN E S H O P I N CONNECTION
done "òirshort notice,
Keely’s Garage
G O IN G
Insecticide
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Join the Pooiter»’ Band and boost! ; j
Don't stay home and go to rooat!
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P R A C T I C A L S C IE N C E
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— $ 7 5 .0 0
2 5 .0 0
22.50.
115.00.
Sideboard for.
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Dining T a b ic f o r . l . . . 1 9 .0 0
K itchen-Cabinet fo r. .«1 ,7*50
M ahogany Bed Room
S u it fo r...............: .........
3 5 .0 0 W ardrobe f o r .. . .
T 5 :0 0 V e m M a r t ir i B e d ........ 10.00
4 0 .0 0 Mahogany
Leather
" C o v e r D a v e n p o rt..:. 3 0 .0 0
12.00 Mission R o c k e r ......
9 .0 0
12.00 No. 8 Cook S to v e ___
9 .0 0
T ty to h *Ijfy o »r tows along!
Boost It loud aad boost It strong!
preventives and
remedies to combat these_.Lroublea in -d ro ves—hardens -and
Xrerybody dead. a. hand!— ------—
fields.
Com* and join the Boosters' Band!
That our readers may be able to get these materials
and the BEST implements with Which to apply them, wç have
Blocking Kim.
opened an insecticide department in which we carry u full
stock of
•*8#y, »Id man.” began Borroofbs,
land dm your ear for awhile, will
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Ideal Insecticides and Fungicides..
Send for Price Ust
■inspecting a touch. " I'd gladly leud
you both o f them; then 1 wouldn't be
able to bear you ask me to lend you
anything alee.” —Catholic Standard and
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Wilson &• Toomer Fertilizer Co
Jacksonville
FLORIDA
MOVE
O n O ctob er F irs t wc w ill be in the store fo rm e rly occu
pied by the S a n fo rd G ro c e r y C o m p a n y and rather tha
m ove our stock wc w ill offer so
to cash buyers
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Our free booklet entitled Remedies for Insects-and
Diseases containing a valuable treatise on insects and dis
eases and directions for using the different
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Xepp awake and make a spiel J
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In fact we will make it to your advantage to come in and see us
if you have any idea of buying anything in our line. This is no
“hot air" proposition, but cold facts. You need the goods. We
need the money. These very low prices will oe mode only for
S pot Cash. Nothing charged at these prices. r
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W illiam s & M ilteer
Incom liU nt.
She (pretty, but aedatel—1 admire a
man who hold« fnat to hts Ideal.
B e (a nlnoyi—But—but you won't lot
m e —Boaton n »r * M
jj Cor. 1st. and Magnolia Ave.
Sanford, Florida
OF CELERY LAND iöö
A n tic ip a tin g the r*Jfeh for good C e le ry Lan d I have made
to sell the fam ous S m ith lands on the
W est
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arrangements
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e v e ry fo o t o f land.
Y o u can
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them
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fro m
San-
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THE SANFORD HERALD
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W hy You Should Attend the Sanford Business College
Because it has at it’s head a man who has had fifteen years experience
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cities.
Because we use Gregg shorthand, which is noted for it’s simplicity and
legibility.
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Particulars
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COLLEGE
J . H . S T E V E N S , President
Pico Building
Phone 177
Sanford, Florida
Filed for Record
art. lot, $ 1. -----------H, H. McClure and wife to Jennie T.
Stewnrt, lot, $50.
J. S. Moore to C. C. Brown, 205a. $10.
L. M, Stripling to C. C. Brown, 2R0u,
$832!
Concord Park Co to Silas Miller, lot, $2.
B. R. Beck.and wife to Frank H. Davis,
40a. $160.
Mary A. Farncll and' wife to W. H.
Mixon, lot, $400.
Concord Park Co to Jos Waldecker, lot,
42.
Ruth C. rind E. R. Wintrier to Minnie C,
Avnnt, 17a. $10.
Leonard tfillls and wife to F. C. Zellar,
S940a, $1.
• C. C. Brown and wife to Moran & Lilly,
$375.
J. H. Smith to W. E. and F. D. Gore,
lota, $ 10... W i 1
. Emma J. Sudler to -W illie Maxwell. 2
ncret. $150.
N. II. Garner to L. Went, lots, $1.
A. Vaughn. Sr, to Joe Cameron, 5a,
$
100.
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NOW IS TH E T I ME
T o have your Automobile overhauled for the winter
W e have the equipment and tools to make your car
as good as new.
- Consult us.
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A n y thing in the repair line.
Motor boat work a specialty.
Sanford Machine & Garage Company
M. M. Rogers to A. S. Hunter, 40a, $5(1.
M. B. Carson und A. E. Donegal), Tr.,
40a, $1.
David Lockhart & wife to A. H. Mat
thews, $350.
— JrErM H lf and w lftr tn~ J. J .' Reaves,
land, $ 10.
Justlman, et al., to Cecil Cabbett, land,
$5,000.
W. P. Carter to Uiuru A. Lee, 108a,
Joe Cameron to A.
Vaughn, 5 acres, $ 1000.
$ 100.
J. H. Lee to Ed Garviu, 3a, $75.
Burrell Scott and wife to Nettie J. Rot- _ D. U. Sphuler to Haunab L. HoiTord, lot,
tins, 7(Ja, $4001
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$ 100.
Burrell Soptt and wife to El L. Scott, 40
D. B. Sphaler to G. L. Payne, lots, $204.
acre«. $ 200.
S. D.~Beggs, Tr., to G. L. Payne, lots,
W. R. O'Neal, trustee, to Mnty J. Johns, $ 100.
lot, $950.
Wm. II. JeweJJ to J. Williams & On.,80
J. S. Stewart and wife to Peter J. Hen- acres, $ 100.
itiger, 112'A ucres, $5750.
Travelers Ins. Go. to W. R. Harney, land
R. H. Peak to Oscar Schn\echcr, lot, $5. $7,500.
K. W, Hammond to Ella Smith, tot, $200,
S. O. Chase to Elton Wakefield, lot.
J. H. Ragsdale, Sr., to R, J. Holly, lot, $625.
C H. Leffler announces In this Issue his $ 1,000.
. E. Wakefield to J. "W. Powell, lot, $1000.
candidacy for the office of clerk, treasurer
Lizzie Jacobs to Jas. C. Jartln, 40 acres,
N. Canby and husband to J. W. Powell,
und assessor. Hr. Leffier needs no intro |250.
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tot* $ l r r — I T
duction to die people of Sanford. For
Concord Park Co. to Bertha A. Brannon,
P. Long and wife to S. M. Cooley, $n.
the past twenty years or mure he lias Jou.-$2---------------- ■ -----------------------i hved In Udr ^ y .T h c in g ^ q g q g e d I n huai*
Sarah PrHeston to Overstreet Turp: Co.
J. H. Porker and wife to W. P. Smith,
ness enterprises, and Is fully competent
half acre, $200.
to hold tills position if elected.
A. A. Biggs to W. P. Carter, 108 acres,
E. H. Phillips to A. 11. Thrasher, lots,
11,000.
Boyd II Dillard to McKinnon & Sadler,
L. B. Walling to P. B. Haynes, land, $11)0,
Sarah N. Carter to N. H. Fogg, to*-, It5 . -> L. B. Walling toP. B.
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'l James Jenkins Stone is probably the
The following is u list of thu wnrrapty
largest buy, for his age. In Start county, deeds issued during the month of August:
WillitL Wallace to Walter Rogers, lot, $80.
Georgia/
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C. A. Boone and wife to Sue M. Davis,
He Is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Stone lot. $5.10.
of near Lavonin, G<i. He is six years und
H. W. Sussex to S. T- Packenson, lot.
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W. J. Thigpen to W. A. Lnlllcr. lot. $250.
S^M. Cutherwood to Overstrpct Turpen
tine Co., $60.
■Geo. W. Cromer to C. W. Kii&ininger,
I5n. $150.
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Milca'Stcwart and wife to J. C. SleW-
pikt week.
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Because the environment is such that parents will not be afraid to place
Rooms 8 and 9
Every train and boat brini» new
food» for Tbe Boston. Watch out
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Because_them ethods_usediiL presenting the different subjects to it’s stu
dents are strictly modern.
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For Clerk
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Because this school is in a position to secure, employment for all it’s
For
high,' 33 Inches around the wulst, 30 in
ches around the shoulders and cheat, 34
inches around hips. " He weighs 00 lbe.
lie has six fingers on each hand and six
toes on each foot, making a total o f 26
lingers and toes. He is a nephew of W.
T, Stone of Sanford.
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P IT T S B U R G , P A .
BRANCHES
Chicago
Cincinnati
Jacksonville.
Sales Agents and Distributors |
SANFORD CELERY UNION
Room 16,
Pico Block
’Phone 269
SANFORD, F L A .
BRANCHES
New York
Washington
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Planet Jr
Cotton Hoe andCultivator^
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Every cotton-grower need» a Planet Ir V j
to get him lugger crops sn<l save him
time, labor anu money. It U the most W
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cmn|tltlu cotton implrtncnl you ever aaw. 1
Adjiuublv for boting. plowing, cultivaliug, 1
■ ' ftoTowing, listing, dirting, scrsjnug, awl laying
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I piement. Useful also far cultivating corn, |*ota
I . iocs uixl similar crops.
Com*, sec It, 1*1 us tell you m«u* about this
ami all i'laucl Jr implements.
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September 16, I9|0
FLO R ID A TR U C K E R
“ A N ew spaper W ithin a New spaper.”
Published In the Interests of the Intending Investor and Settler by the Howard-Packard Land Company, Incorporated, Sanford, Florida
THE BUL&.OF THE POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES REMAINS
W H E R E . T H E SO IL IS L E A S T F R U IT F U L A N D
THE
N A T U R A L „RESOURCES .S M A L L E S T
This is the inevitable thought that
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comes
O f all Irrigated
South.— Collier’s
Early in his official* career as
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Districts S an fo rd
head of the U. -Si department of agriculture, Secre-
Com pares with
tary Wilson onc^hj^k^occasion to say
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Delta of the Nile does not rival in richness
W ealth Farm ing
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the Hammock lands of Florida.
Irrigation in :
THREE
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the West
ACRES
$ 7 5
F iv e  cre s of Eureka H a m lock—is -a n - Ideal -Sized T ra c t
for One Man to C u l t i v a t e
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Fanning in Florida, at least the kind of farming that brings the money,
consists
o f small tracts intensely and diversely cultivated.'" Five* atffeS~0f
of ffie Howord-PncknidiLinnir Comour Eureka H am m ock irrigated with one flowing well, (which we will
pony, has recently returned from
=j guarantee to drill for you for not exceeding $65) will readily yiejd two,
an inspection of the irrigation sys
three and four-crops a year with proper care and attention. These crops,
tems in use in California, Oklahoma,
based on past year’s conservative figures, average, for instance:
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C e le r y
$ 1 ,0 0 0
Lettuce
$800
Straw b erries $ 5 0 0
Tom atoes $ 3 0 0
E U R E K A H A M M O C K will grow nearly everything listed in a
Mr. Howard is a former resident of
the west and so knows the west
and
western
fanning
methods
Z] seedsman’s catalog, and grow it better and earlier than it can be grown in
any other state in the Union, and yield a financial return which has made
he says:
Sanford lands the greatest wealth producers per acre of any land in the world.
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thoroughly.
In writing of his visit,
Eureka Ham m ock is; Sanford Land :
and its vicinity, as to her climate
and her advantages as nn irrigated
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W e ' want you
to
remember
this.
Sanford is
the
famous
advertised districts of the West mid
Celery Delta, the famous Celery Delta is Sanford, and therein you have in a
Southwest, where fruit, tmek, grain
nut-shell why EUREKA HAMMOCK is offered at $150 an acre..
and forage crops ure raised by
means of irrigation. Upon riding
through these districts one can but
remark concerning the beautiful ol:
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falfa fields and orchards, yet, if you
the richness of which is not rivaled by the Delta of the Nile. Eureka Ham
stop and investigate the source
mock is at the end of Sanford Avenue, Florida, and borders the north shore
Tronrsvhich they secure their water, =j of Lake Jessup. The Atluntic CoasULine railroad runs through “the north
the method used in irrigating, to
west corner and our townsite of Clyde. Sanford and Everglades railroad is
gether with the trouble and uncer
being extended from Cameron City to Clyde. Hard paved roads between
tainty, to say nothing of the cost, it
Sanford and.Orlando (the two largest citiep in Orange County) is planned to
will make a man think more than
skirt Eureka Hammock on the north.
ever of Sanford as the garden spot
of tills country.
Where urtesian
wells are found they are obtained
Cash, H One Year, K T w o Years
usually at a very great' depth and'
is distinctly a higher grade farming and investment proposition than the
at an enormous expense. I was
usual run of Florida lands. Our contract, too, is exceedingly liberal.
told that in the Pecos Valley twen
ty to forty per cent of the wells had
We will Give you Your Money Back with 6 per cent Interest One
Year after Completion of Your Payments If you Ask Us
gone dry this summer, and in many
other places, where they depend
We will write this in your contract together with our guarantees of flowing well and title
to the land.
upon saving up the rainfall in reser
voirs, they either lacked sufficient
Ask for further detail* on the coupon. Also ask us about Hoincseekers' Excursion- Rates
rain or ns in some cuses, hud got it
from your lown to Sanford. We wont you to look ot Eureka Hammock first hand
in such quantities as to wash out
their dams and gates, wasting the
wator and destroying crops. Ditch
es must practically be built every
Peoples Bank Building
Sanford, Florida
year, from $5 to $35 an acre must
be paid to the water companies for
the water supply, und then when
e streams are low tliera is often______
trouble over the proper distribution
&
o l the supply. I f one of the head
gates should wash out or break, as
has happened in Southern Cali
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Sanford, F lo rid a
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perhaps for miles distant is at an
end for another season or more.
Please write me fuliv concerning your Eureka. Ham m ock.
Anyone taking the trip from here
A ls o m ail me your Sanford booklet without putting me under
to the Pacific epost at this time
Any obligation.
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will uudoubtly * find that Sanford
| fra* the most delightful^ climate of
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one more enthusiastic over the
Sanford District, and to think that
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of all irrigated districts Sanford is,
Eureka Ham m ock is Right in •
the Heart of the C elery Delta
Eureka Ham m ock at $ 1 5 0 Per A cre
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Mr. C. C. Howard. Vice-President
j. Colorado and other western states.
Compared
„ The m etfiq d of securing water in
the irrigated belt of Sanford Celery
Delta is the simplest in the World,
drill into the earth and up gushes a'
stream o f clear, .sparkling" woleri
These wells ore guaranteed on
EUREKA HAMMOCK tract at cost
of not exceeding $G5 each, and one
well is ample to irrigate five acres.
To guide the water where it can do
its principnl work, tiles are laid in
rows u few feet apart and deep
enough not to interfere with plough- |
ing. The rows of tiles are connect
ed with each other by small reser
voirs, or pockets os they are known1
in Snnford, and the flow of water
can be rcgulnted into any one pock
et and nay one row, or rows, of
tiles.
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The second mission, of the tiling,
is draining. The system in vogue
here not only ifrigntes in dry sea
sons but drains the lands in wet
seasons, so that the„ tracts have ol-’
ways that“ measure of moistness
calculated to- be the best for the
crops on the land. In other wordsj
an owner of a traot at EUREKA;
HAMMOCK is independent of conr
ditions of rainfall.
EUREKA HAMMOCK now hoi
sixteen strong flowing wells tapped
at a depth of from 100 to 140 feet*
Not one of Sanford’s flowing
wells has ever run dry. ïliere
is no waste of water or overflow-.
Control of each well is by vulva
No rebuilding of ditches because
ditches are not used. No rental to
water companies. After the well is
drilled, and drilling puid for, the
wuter is yours for all time with 116
tax, rental, privilege Of prior rights
to anyone.
We have published a book on the
Sanford Celery Delta containing
views of these fine- natural flowing
,wells and also a diagram of the
system used-in-laying “ the“ tülng.‘
It is a mighty interesUng book to
anyone desirous of comparing the
expensive and enormous irrigation
systems in the west so troublesome
to the farmer arid a continual tax
on his crops, with the simple and
practically free system of irrigatioa
hi u$e at Sanford. This book Is
free to all w ho-.wrke for - it ou the
coupon.
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THE SANFORD HERALD
A Romance '
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Copyright. 1909, by ths Bobb»Merrili Company
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. back fo r file guTT W ell Inside- {Tie liar,
■o that an overturn might not mean a
drowning, ha circled about In a wide
curve, which be gradually narrowed
b y a more extrem e use o f the helm un
til ahe . waa spinning round and
round In an orbit, in which the tips
o f the lhner Triage rwere almost Sta
tionary and “ tbeadlng" atr like a paus
in g swimmer.
•'That tests out the balancing de
vice!”
shouted
Theodore.
“ H ow 's
works mid fusioned by 1m.lli ends to
the submarine. The harsh, .raucous
laugh o f W inter rose with horrid sig
nificance from the Stickleback’s man
hole, which was sgulu above wuter
and open.
“ Don't he lu a hurry!" be shouted.
“ Stick around with us awhile.* W e’ re
going out where It’s deep. Come In;
the water's fine! Got your bathing
suits?
When she draws short tele
phone down.
Dun't yell, fo r there
that 7"
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r jr" '
won’ t no on* hear yon. There won't
-■“ A ye, sye/ slr!" Bald Virginia: “That no one hear either o f you ugnlu in this
By-hy!
do sure test out the halnuclng device. world except JuhI you two.
And If you let tier chase her tall like Bee you In D avy Junes’ —d —0 you!"
And with this, as If pulled down
, this much lunger I'm going to he lu"disposed. Please whirl her the other from below, the muu vanished Into the
dark Interior, the manhole closed, and
way awhile, unkle."
Virginia
walked
forward.
They the chain, like a lino taken by some
were flying higher now, and phe could titanic fish, started out to sen. The
see the pine woods far Inland, with airship bod been captured by tbo sub
their square patches o f plowed dclils. marine! *T h e mechanical devilfish was
their white bouses behind the great not running very deep; her. round deck
green globes o f the china trees. Far rose awash sometimes, hut With the
over .the northwest soared a great manholes closed, and with uo sign save
aeronat, silver white, ns If covered the erection of-h er periscope that she'
was more thnn an Inert mass o f ateel
with tin foil.
“ I wonder If that Isn't the IlooT" ahe awum on.
queried VirgllUC
' u n n ~ seated where Theodora- -bad
“ i f It Is,“ said he, “ aud she comes placed her. Virginia looked at him In
about this place we'll Bhow her what questioning terror, l i e was white and
real aviation la."
horrified. At this moment he was de
Then they swept over and down the pressing her In her flight so ns to get
coast. They turned hack and swirled nil possible slack In the chnln, so that
out over the sea.
by n sudden upward rush he might
‘•Oh. look, look!" suddenly said Vir break the tether. Once, twice, thrice
ginia. “ Th ere’s some one In the wa he did this, but the chain held.
te r!"
“ Whnt Is It. Theodore? What ts It?"
Below floated the half collapsed and said she.
■Inking go-devll o f a submarine. Be-"
nraon *t fcnow.J' said he, 'b u t J think
Side It lay a great blotch>)f darkness It’s the end I"
so symmetrical (hat Theodore was Im
Cnrson was not looking at her. He
pressed w llb the smlden tdea that_R was looking upward, like a man seek
waa a eubmarlue rather thnn a patch ing for some sort o f Inspiration. Bhe
o f dark sand. A man on the derelict stood looking oul over the groHt deso
was struggling, shouting and waving a late sen nnd hack to the receding shore,
white cloth aa If lu distress. Theo on which she saw n group o f forms—
dore’s eyes flashed. l ie reversed the the forms o f their friends. Nothing
. thrust o f the wing propellers, and In could seem more helpless. They were
an lnalant they were lighting the air chained to their fate—a dark (lend of
with all the power o f the mighty en n tnnrhtue Jtbat was taking them out
gines. The passengers felt their hod- to sea, to deeps profound enough {o
lea iwt|y forward w ith the momen drown them—tt might he an hour; Ittum as the Virginia slowed up, halted might be the next moment.
■ ud moved astern, and as accurately
Carson stood over her with a pistol
an If be had had years o f practice In his hand.
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‘ Garson brought her to over the strug
"Virginia, can you shoot?" ho naked.
gling man and lowered her slow’ Iy.
. Bhe took the pistol and nodded a f
■lowly, lownrd the hwcIIs which rose firmatively.
to meet her until the line thrown over
“ I shall have to ask you to protect
By Carson dabbled In the wnter by me,“ said he, “ while 1 try to cut that
the castaw ays aide.
chain. They can see with their perl“ Can you climb upT' cried Theodore. scope what I’m doing, and when It Is
■i
necessary they will come up Into the
“ I don't dare come much lower."
“ F or Qod’s sake.“ called the man, open aud (Ire. By pulllug out to self 1
“ hrtng her down a foot or so! I'm too can get her at at) angle that will force
them Into the open to shoot. When
- weak to clim b."-------------If
"Cheer up!" railed Theodore. " I t ’ s the mnnbolo opens shoot Into It.
you should hit one o f them don’ t let It
risky, hut I'll try."
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I f bs was to he saved there was uo trouble-you."
time to he lo s t Bo thought Cnrson us
“ 1 shall kill one o f t b e in jf I can."
h t depressed the Virginia more and |said ahe. “ Never mind that! Tell me
more. Wiener set U s teeth In a fierce the things to do!"
determination to put both" man and
" I shall tako the pliers and n file,"
ship out o f the field at on ce.. Ho waa said he. “ 1 don’t think the pliers will
the sole custodian o f the secret o f her cut It. I may be too weak to clltnh
Const rue l ion save fo r Carson. I f be bark. I-don ’t know that I can da It
could drown her and master the he- anyhow. You mubt take us hack to
cret o f the glass globe he could re land I f I cut her free.”
build her, make his terms with
“ N ever fear, t know every lever."
Shayne. be the greatest in his line.
"T h ere’s another thing," said he.
_And he seised the nacelle with flerce **We came ont with only a little gas.
energy,, threaded a steel chain through I f we go much farther w e haven’t
aa opening In the structure aud drop enough to get ashore with. I think I
ped back Into the water, holding the could soar her In with the aeroplane
chain lu his band. It ran around the ■et o f the blades. I think we hnd bet
aluminium beam with a sharp, rasp
ter fly low going hack and not waste
ing, startling rattle.
’
fuel. Keep her gilding about a hun
.
"H e's fallen In!" cried Virginia.
dred feet from the-water, hut-If you
Theodore looked over the aide. A
want the aeroplane set this Is the way
■mall double chain ran down from the
to fix I t "
# ln h lp . Its ends moving about In a
W ith a sw ift movement ho showed
most m ystifying manner In the sea.
her the way to manage the mechan
And as be looked In astonishment the
dark blotch o f aand rose to the sur ism. He lashed a pair o f pliers nbout
fa ce and defined Itself as the rounded his neck with a. lanyard, thrust n cou
top o f the Stickleback, on the black ple o f files Into his pockets, took off
bull o f which sat Wiener blowing hla boots, hIs coat nnd waistcoat and
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brine from bit mouth. tiU head shlA-- stopped to the side.
“ You may get ashore," said he.
lug with water. Th e manhole opened,
’Wiener snapped the chain Into a ring, “ while T may not. I f so goodhy, and
slipped Into the submarine and reap God bless you, dearest!”
peared w ith something email and flat
Bho threw her nnuagbout his neck
and kioaed him ovetr'end over again.
la his hand.
“ I 'll fix you, you d -4—d w belpl" he H e felt her warm tears on bis ll|is.
.“ Don't cry I” »aid be. "C lear your
galled. “ Take that!"
H e aimed at Carson, fired, and the •yes and shoot straigh t Goodhy!”
. bullet sang away Into the oky. Theo
She «topped to tbo rail and looked
dore seised Virginia In hla arms and fixedly gt the black shadow Uk« a gi
_ drew, her down Into the bottom of^Jte gantic fish that represented the sub
car, where they lay panting In each marine. Carson bad disappeared over
the side In a terrifyin g band under
other's arms, panic stricken.
^
»u a i put the ttslp ont o f ranger* hand deacent until he reached the
-o f—the -naeelle.- Th e - block
writd Caiwoir.:tft*rrinr to th e lever.
Bhe rose like a fea th er f a r just a shadow grew more distinct, the round
moment, and then! ahe swung about deck,broke water, and a*, the manhole
like a kite with Its string fouled, an- opened Wiener appeared ant) aimed
cbored hr some devilish contrivance. at Carson coolly an at a target, Too
T iS S S m 'a fe iip S r'W tSs’ k r a n r tttT r iw j« Uoa.
looked over. Th e Virginia bong some struck the edge o f the deck, with a
thirty yards above the water, and vicious spai7 Wiener's pistol, spoke;
■training backward and downward ran hla bullet, striking metal, flew.alngtng
f e t q t r j j j j t o l w l U » tjie
‘7 ¡he steel chain' loo£«d through bor K « i
-¡«Per
.third shot o f this strange duel. Bho
braced herself against the rail, aimed
conscientiously at the middle o f the
mark presented by the villain beloto
and fired-fired with the curious certl
tude the marksman feels when ho Is
making a good shot.' Wlxner had Just
lifted hla arm to Are again, but his
hand fall as I f struck down by a
giant’s blow. He dropped back Into
the darknesa like- a shot woodchuck,
the manhole rioted, and the submarine
/veut on toward deep water as grimly
as before.
’’Good!’’ said Theodore, “ But watch
the muulKile Just the same. I shall
have to file the chain. The pliers
won’t do."
Suddenly she henrd Cnrson calling.
"T h ey’ ve hove to.” said he. “ I think
they’re going to try drowning us here.
Don’t lose control o f yourself. R e
member tills Is a fight, and we aren't
whipped y e t Do you hear?"
“ Tea.” said Bhe. "Rut lt*a so a w fu l—
so aw ful! - I f you were only up here
wbpre you could— Tell me w[iat to
do! T ell me what to do!"
"D o you see how tho chain short
ens?" asked Carson. "She's going
down. I f the water’s deep enough she
can drown us unless we can overcome
her gravity. Turn the Index so as to
show a dead down thrust o f tho blades
ami theu full power on the last speed.
It will take fuel, bnt It's the only way.
H u rry!"
The airship sank, sank, nearer and
nearer to* the water.
But without
waiting to learn how the girl was car
rying out hts orders Carson again at
tacked the • c h o ln r and~ the— shrill
"scTeek"_oI.lJie file greeted Virginia’s
ears as she turned the Indicator and
threw on tho power.
Aa they bad
never done before The great engines
purred, the wing blades trod tha air
-jclih-a-terrlllfl-xoiir. but w ith remorselefia Buction-llke force the submarine
drew her down closer, closer to the
wnter, and she seemed dost. The sink
ing wnH slower now. hilt nevertheless
more,nnd more o f the chnln disappear
od In the sea every moment. Virginia
looked and despaired. The waves were
so terrifyingly ueur, death In their cold
depths seemed so unthinkably horrible,
she bowed her face In her bands.
The “ »creek, »creek, »creek," o f the file
kept on with the regularity .of « ranchlne. Carson was at work. H e might
he drowned. ‘ But when he went under
he would go fighting. H e waa a man!
She stepped to the aide and called to
him.
!'l think.” snld she, "that we are
doomed. Is there anything J can do?"
"You might advance-the spark,’? said
he. "Not much. Just the lenat trifle.
Yes, 1 reckon they’ ve got us.”
She aprnug to the machinery,and did
this last thing ordered by her com
mander—did It with unahaldng,hands,
as u soldier might take up the weapon
o f his comrade killed at hla post; By
the faintest trifle she advanced the
spijrk and went to the side to see the
effect. They were lower now, and the
truss work In which Carson bung must
,be4ln or near the crest o f the,»w ells,
but the “ screek" o f the die went on,
not so strong perhaps, but steadily
still, tha pflean o f the unconquerable
spirit o f the man clinging to the tniBawork beneath her. I t waa grand. It
was Immense. Fler spirit roao to the
occasion, rose to the proaalc "«creek,
screek" o f n file In a hand that was
dabbled in the w aveem t »v ery lifting
swell of. the stolid ocean that rolled on
Just the same where Its prey dangled
within the lapping o f Its tongue, and
out yonder where perhaps no man had
been slnco creation's morn.“ Theodore!"
Tho flic stopped fo r n minute.
“ Keep her as »he la," said he. “ W e’ ve
got the submarine stopped. I've got
the chain about tiled through, but I ’ m
a little tired. Keep her as she Is for
Jnst a little whtlet"
i Ocala
Fertilizer
W e Monufactnrc A
Superior Fertilizer for
MANUFACTURERS OF
' ‘S U P E R I O R
Com
Lawns
Cane
Lettuce
Beans
Flowers
Celery
Cantaloupe
Cotton
Strawberries
Potatoes
Grape Vines
Tomatoes Orange Trees
Watermelons
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F E R T IL IZ E R S
L. V. D. BLAIR, Agent
P. 0. BOX 713
Sanford
Florida
$ W c Sell Fe rtilize r Material at lowest Prloes
A.
P.
CONNELLY
G E N E R A L
F IR E
IN S U R A N C E
AGENT
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Office Above First National Bank
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
1 Atlantic Coast Line
GOES
EVERYWHERE
Round Trip,
Summer
Tourist
A ll Points
Resorts
FR0M
to
all
Raj
Sum m er
Also Num erous S p e c ia lO c casion Rates at all Tim e s
Tor Inform ation or Reservations see or w rite
‘ ' T. J. PERKINS
-o r—
Ticket Agent, Sanford. HorlcU
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A. W. FRITOT, D. P. Agent
Jacksonville, florido
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N o w Is The Time T o Buy Improv
ed “Ready to Plant” Sanford
-
Celery Farms
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These farms can be bought for the next thirty
¡:
days for less
money
than
il
have Sanford farms to sell.
Burbank nor Celery City
A lw ay s Sanford.
Sanford.
ever again.
N ot Largo, Taft,
but Sanford.
There is
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p
H.
C H A P T E R X IV .
u n on u i a t u ?
G A IN the file began Its work.
Ths Immediate danger was
over, but both the man be
low and the girl In the car
knew that the trrriflc cunaUmptloo of
gaa In the engines mado the seconds
too precious for use In. conversation.
A minute’s supply o f gas, ten seconds'
supply, 'on e aeeond’a supply, might
save their lives In the home stretch,
when the chnln should be filed through
and they should take their flight toward land, to make triumphant, land
lng a fter this deadly peril or to sink
In ths waves from which they were
now fighting to aava themselves. The
roar o f the machinery filled the sir
with tempest; the wind from the wing
blades driven down on the w ater set It
boiling like a whirlpool; on « «aoment
the straining submarine drew them
down by a link or tw o o f tbo chain;
the next the struggling airship lifted
the submarine up an Inch or so from
her dork lair In the depths. A t last, at
tho vary height o f the f\ercs straggle,
the airship shot upward with the Jinj i s o f dropping chains, a worn file fe ll
Into the foam o f a white capped wave,
and Uia girl leaped to the levers In
obedience to the voice o f Carson telling
her to make haste, fo r God’s sake, and
gct.jhe.wM lgs for , forward flight, to
cut the speed down oncsteer straight fo r shore. *■
only
A ll irrigated ready to plant.
pay for themselves this winter.
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Real Estate Agency
le n c e r s
B a k e ry
M O S T C O M P L E T E L Y E Q U IP
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BAKERY
IN
F L O R ID A
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A l l M ixing done by Latest Im proved Machinery.
Finest Quality o f Bread and all kinds of Cake
M ade Daily.
Everything Sanitary,
best of
Material Used. . A ll, and especially the Ladies’
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are invited to visit our shop. . . ' .
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We Make any Kind of
— Cako on -S p e cia l O rd e r
111 Park Ave.
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-Phone 106 "Sanford pF lori da
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.
Williams & Mlltler for removal sole
Now Is th e tim e— Y o w ell’s Sale.
Local O verflow
Beautiful Sanford
prices.
5-2t
Mead
&
Berry
are
agents
for
Mapcs
'Tho old, old story reads that Adam was
Mrs. Brown o f Palatka Is the guest of
S
pecial'
Ih
new
Mahogany,
Oak
nnd
Fertilizers for West Sanford.
^ 5-3t
put In a beautiful garden, and told locare her sister, Mrs. M. Frank.
Birdseye
Maple
furniture
Extension
t
Mondas ■t Sanford. Fla. for It, to.plant seeds and make It »til
Refrigerator worth $14.50, removal sale
Born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lawrence
Rich
at
Tablet
and
rocker
fit
Miller
&
Son.
in
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■orlato*-T-s.----- m ore beantlfnl ~ t han beToond tt” ^-«nd
Cameron City, on Monday, a fine boy.
Beautiful Jordlnere and Stand worth.
this same commission came down to us
Vem oll! Best furniture polish on the
•■tM ftp ttn i rrtcc, #>.00 a Year In
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Wagner and .’ family
$6.00 Removal sale price $4.00.
through all there ages and is of divine or
have returned from a two weeks trip to market. For sale by Sanford Furniture
Entered a* lecood-clan man matter Aufuat 22ad,~ Uin. But alas, our garden, our Sanford.
F or a real H aircut and Shave go to
Company.
40-tf
Is not as beautiful as It was when we Colorado and other points in the w est
190#. at tha rw toffl« at Sanford. Florida.
A
lbert
Gram llng, So l o r d 's Leading
All kinds of repair work. Sanford. Ma
Malar Act of March 3rd. 187B.
Dr. J. P. Hilburn, president of Southern
found It, instead of preserving and,caring
Barber.
chine & Garage Co.
AB-tf
for the beauties Nature had so generous College at Sutherland. Florida, preached
Office P in t Floor la tha'BUbop Bloch. Pint Street
Buy a $20.00 Refrigerator from William*
J
b
e
i
l
'
s
sale,
sta
rtin
g
to
m
o
rro w ,
ly lavished upon us, much has been rude last Sunday at the First Methodist church
.* Telephone No. MB.
&
Mlltler at Removal sale price, $14.85 -w-'
l
a
l
H
|
f
n
days.
^
ly destroyed or effaced. And so the com at both morning and evening service. '•
W
e prom ise g re a t things and we
Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine
The Herald has o v er 2000 paid sub- mission comes to us at this time with al , Ralph Stevmis and Nolle Tojar write
w
ill
continue to live up to our promise
the
more
fort»;
and
as
a
garden
was
God's
, 4RnJ
sortbara. Th at U w hy an a d vertise
Tho Herald fiton the University .of North &. Garage Co. for**ulcanlzing.
w atch out next w eek.
The Boston
m ent In this "cou n try w e e k ly " pays Idea o f a place In which to be happy we Carolina that they are enjoying them
New goods arriving dally ot Miner &
Buy
a
$10.00
leather
covered
rocker ut
ought to take great delight in tho kind of selves but long for Sanford.
Son.
Call
and
sce
our
line.
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our Removal sale prices $7.50.
The G. 0. P. elephant had hla hide bad paradise or garden we make for ourselves.
Toilet Set without Slop Jor, worth $6.00,
Messrs Huffman and
Hillman of
Williams & Mlltler.
ly punctured In the stale election of And why not mokp Sanford that garden Gainesville were in the city : this week. removal sale price $4.25. Williams Be 5-2t
Maine this week.
The Democrats are Beautiful Sanfordt W e cannot indeed a f Mr. Huffman Is a timber cruiser of the Milteer.
Garden Tools,
Farm Implements,
5-2t
ford to have it said, as it has been, that
H
arrow
s,
C
u
ltivators,
Plow s, Mowing
able lo "come back.”
U. S. land ofllce at Gainesville.
Gas .erfgioe repairs. Sanford Machine
along with the many and great improve
M ach ines and Hay Rakes.
Largest
48*tfThe Sanford Light & Fuel Company & Garage Co.
display and a ssortm en t.
Lowest
Jayhew Reese of the Miami Metropolis ments going on In Sanford that our city
are extending tha electtln line on Park
Remember that Miller & Son are selling
Is
not
growing
in
henuty
as
well
as
In
prices.
says he lias convinced the Herald of
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Avenue as far as Fourteenth Street, Pattons Sun Prooi Paint.
something at la s t What a relief It must prosperity.
which will be a great convenience to the
Very b u ay opening mew
Thera are so many reasons why we
be tothlm after such a frightful tension.
residents o f tnnt section. The line will out next w eek.
The Boston
should cultivate the Beautiful. Not only
soon roach Sanford Heights.
Crushed
and
pulverized
Limestone,
car
do
we
want
to
help
to
make
our
homes
Editor Hugh Sparkman haa dlapoaod of
Mr..and Mrs. J. P. Holbrook and Miss load iate~
R.
H.
Whitner.
2tf
+
and
our
city
beautiful,
that
our
own
eyes
the Perry Herald to W. E. Inman, who
t
Hattlbel Hyer of Orlando, spent Tuesday
may
be
feasted
and
rested,
that
our
Don.t
fo
r
g
e
t
the
sale
now
goin
g
on
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has been conducting a job office in Perry.
4.TW- -RIn UIB'BTy. They were greatly impressed
friends
and
the
visitors
to
our
town
may
a
t
Y
ow
ell's.
~ Brb. Spnrkraati tiaf^VltfetWr ^tVi6' Ttefald for
AND
X
with Sanford's skyscrapers and street
the past two years and aided progress in enjoy it with us, even our natural sur
Sewing Machines, been used some, but
railways.
roundings
affect
our
moral
nature!
It
is
the hustling metropolis of Taylor county.
just as good os new; were $55.00, removal
said that a child in addition to the other
H .G . Mendenhall of the Cincinnati sale price $20.00. Williams & Milteer. 5-2
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requisites for his proper development Conservatory o f Music has decided to
The cigar strike at Tampa has not af
New crop onion seed Crystal Wax and
noeda also beauty in his surroundings. locate in Sanford and will give lessons on
fected the Sanford factory Which Is work
Bermuda's Red and White genuine TenMany are* too quick to think that beauty the piano.
ROOM •20 ing a full force of union men and turning
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erifie
grown at L. R. Philips & Co's.
2 tf
Is an unnecessary luxury, and do not realMrs. J. M. Lord has returned home from
out the famous brands o f -"Lucky San
When you begin to furnish your homo
Upstairs, Pico BlockJzc that beauty enters Into the child's points In Georgia and Florida. Mrs. M.M.
ford," "Tampa John" and other-brands.
give Miller & Son a call; they will save
soul with quiet peace and harmony, ant Lord accompanied her home from Martel
you money.
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W e do not asgire to be a cigar center but
this moral influence o f —beauty- comes to Florida.
we ore prpud o f our small factory and
For
best
cuts
Florida
beefrcall
at'Longs
Open Tuesdays^ to 6 p.m.
children more through nature even than
hope it will grow into a larger one.
A fter a pleasant visit of two weeks store.— W e have ib
AND ;
through art, for nature teaches not only
with her sister, Mrs G. F. Smith, Mrs. Ma
AH
the
latest
song
hits
and
instrument
Saturdays 4 Tb 9 p. m.
beauty, but truth and sincerity and con
bry and little son Horton left on Monday al music at popular prices at City Cigar
formlty to law.
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for their home in Taliahassee.___________ _ Btore,— Wi-Ar-Sniith -w ill—play—them-forespcclnltydtnvc-nccd m ghiri
act of Kissimmee being the most
S tra n g e rs W e l c o m e
Senator Mann, W, S. Holies and Col.
us,
prosperous and progressive town In Flori vote the beautiful in nature all about
about us
Y o w ell's Sale— Rem em ber w e alw ays
Hand
o
f
the
Florida
Homeland
Co.,
accom
da will be convinced of their error when In our porks, along our streets. In our own
* * 4 4 * * 4 4 « « 4 4 4 * 4 4 4*
do w hat w e advertise.
we state that the Hon. William Bloxhnm
door yards and gardens, everywhere let panied by their wives were in the city
Crawford, who has so ably conducted the
Baby crop is good. Buy
baby- carstrive to make nature speak to us and yesterday with u party of people who ex
Pensacola News for the past several yean,. us ___
.- ^ w U -r U a e r -w o r th ' 40.50;. retfiovaL.^lfi, Wifi«,
dlBpOflert oT-It a'rYeff w « * k i T [ t h r o w
beautiful influence about us. pect to buy tandx^.¿7.25. Williams &. Milteer.
5-2t ■ The School fo r Your Girl o r Boy
ha#moved to this city and-associated And this Is n o t. and cannot bo the Work
Mrs. F. A . Shnmpert. accompanied her
himself with ObL P. A. Vans Agnew in
t> the Hew Colltg« at EnUfpfiw, Florid#, ul
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of a few, but every man, woman and daughter, Mrs. Bell, to her home in A t you from 7:30 to 0:30 every night.
which Htv. B. F. Iliffirt forvntf pfttiilrnl of As
the practice of law,— Kissimmee Gazette.
New Mattings, New Rugs, New Art
bury Cciikft, Kentucky la PrttkleBV.
child In Sanlord should take an interest lanta, where she will remain for some Squares, prices the lowest at Miller&Son.
W e pass^ If Bill prefers the wire grass
Dtepiy religious #Uiio*tph«f«, tb#, fintit h«tilinf
time, having her eyes treated by u spec
and have a part In this glorious work.
water, • gloHout climiie„ fine iMchei»—every itmig
•
4if.
(0 paved streets it Is Ills funeral.
n
eceatery
to render It a aefe, cicellenl echool fui
The history of village improvement so ialist.
Smoke Sanford cigars, "Lucky Sanford"
your ioni end daughters—such laclaimed for Lieinf
•aton
e
College,
Enterprise, Florida* which will threw
cieties show that all over the country
Henry Purdon went to Jacksonville and ‘Tam pa John." Best 5 cent Havana
open iti doon
In the present cigarmakera' strike at
women have done a very great deal alonf Wednesday tn iuive his eyes treated. He cigars in the city.- They liava steed the
•Tampa-several -Florida d tls * sawn, to take
this line. Many a town has been clean et [ had the Inisfortune toget u piecis o f steel test. Syld
by all first class dealers. 41-tf
SguTby
a special delight and predict a disin
up, unsightly spots. removed, trees and in it while engaged at work In the A. C.
Buy
your
chipped beef and boiled ham
under the presidency of Rev, fi, F* Ilaynei. Health
tegration of 'the cigar industry in that
vines set out. flowers grown whefe once L. shop.
,
«
retort and college combined
*
of
W.
W.
Long
■and have it cut on an
city. The Herald does not take this view
was rubbish, but the ladies need the hplp,
Prof. H. V. Carlyle has been In the city American slicing machine, it is fine.
For full particular« write for I’m Hatslog ft»
o f the situation.
Like all strikes tho
the sympathy and the interest of evdry several days Lids week. Prof. Carlyle is
present unpleasantness at Tampa will be
PoUshed rockers at Miller & Son going
individual in the town, for it is a work for an expert piano tuner and udjustcr of
at low prices.
. ,
M ■ Jt f
dispelled in time. Of course other Florida
everybody. •
,
pipe organs. Any one wishing work of
P r e s id e n t L iv in g s t o n C o lla g e
cities will hava branch factories and may
Popular sweet music ut City Cigar Store.
Wherever the public health, beauty or this kind done can leave orders with Mrs.
E n te r p r is e r F lo r id a
be able to keep them but Tampa will
W.
A
.
Smith
will
play
them
for
you
fhun
morality may be benefited, the true wom R. Homrighous or Mrs. Munson.
always be the clear Havana cigar center
7:30
to
0;30
every
night.
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an is quick to find her opportunity, and if
o f the world and while Sanford would
B. M. Tench, the hustling salesman far
Sectional Book Case, worth $23.00, re
She con, arouse the community to a sense
welcome more factories wo would not
tlie
Godinon shoe called upon the loca moval sale price S I7.50. Williams & MHof what is unwholesome or unlovely, and
conceive the Idea of banking upon
5-2t
then help to'.furnish plans and means to trade on Tuesday and sold a good bill tecr.
O S T E O P A T H IC
sister city's calamity.
transform it into beauty, cleanliness and Mr. Tench has a fine store in Gainesville
Y o w ell's sale b efore they move- w ill
P H Y S ICI A N
and travels the state for the Godtnan
morality. "She had done what she could
save you money on anything they Until pcrnvanrnt quitter* bic ictured, c*n lx
Orange county is asking the votes to
shoe. ' - r'.
'
S. I. A.
carry.
found *t Comfort .Cotttfe
authorize a bond Issue lor the pur|xreo of
Horace Mendenhall and family from
We carry in stock a fine line of picture
building good roads.
It Is proposed to
.Birthday Anniversary
Cincinnati, O., are among the newest ar
moulding suitable for all kinds of pictures.
issue flity-year bonds to the amount of
September 13th was the fifty-seventh rivals in Sanford. They have purchased Let us supply you with frames. Sanford N otice o f Application fo r Tax Dt-rd
$1.000,000 at 4T-2 per cent interest, this
anniversary of Mrr. J. M. Lord's birthday, a home and will reside permanently. Mr.
Under Section 8 .o f Chapter 4IIH8
money to be expended In building per and quite a number o f friends nnd rela Mendenhall is a music teacher, coming Furniture Co.:____________ !___ !__ 40-tf__
Low s o f Florida
We
have
a
few
of
these
mailing
manent romls at the rati- of $ 2UUt()()0 a
rugs
tives gathered ot the house and gave her with references from rite Cincinnati Con left, only $2.25. Miller & Son •« Notice U hereby jlven that H, m . rauw
Ilf
year for five years. The plan is to build
Hew York, N. Y., purchaser of tfljc crrtlflcnle No
a surprise, nearly oil having sent her a servatory of Music, and wiU organize
175
dated the 6th day of July A-JX 1008, bn» tllrd
Many new surprises next w eek. The
vitrified brick roads. A special commit
remembrance in shape of birthday post music class hero.
AOId certificate in *»y office. lAednat m »de npUi
Boston.
tee o f the county commissioners has pre
cation for Tax Dcrd to Issue In accordance with law
cards through the mall. It was, in fact,
**
I will rent my truck farm on Celery ave
Said certificate embrace« the folk)wind deacriUd
pared a complete and comprehensive
If
you
want
the
Genuine
Article
go
to
droperty Aituated I » Orango County, Florida, or
quite a day of surprises for her.
nue consisting of 4 H ucres cheap for
wit- N. W. K of » . W. K See. 25, Twp. 20 5 K
statement of just what is wanted, how
L.
R.
Khilips
&
Co.,
for
your
Crystal
Wax
AU the ladles brought along well filled lettuce crop,* I to hove possession Jon. 1st,
29 L ,
payments ore to be made, and giving ail
2 tf
The said land bring asaested at the date ° f the
baskets and hot coffee was mode, and at 1911. Price $100. Geo. C. McDougal, and Bermuda Onion seed.
jiauumx* of auch certificalo In the name of lln*
facts that any voter could ask for. The
12:30 a bountiful repast was enjoyed by R. D. No. 3, Sanford, Flu.
We
are
equipped
to
handle
your
repair
known.
I*
. .
S-2p
electfbn should carry by a large majority.
Unica* «aid certificate ahall be redeemed ac
all present.
work.
Sanford
Machine
&
Garage
Co.
Combination Book Case and Desk, worth
cording to law, tax deed will l»aue thereon on the
—"ritnes-Union.
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)7 th day of October, A D. 1910.
A'short program was rendered by the $18.50, removal sale price $14.75. WilWitncia toy official ahlhslure and seal ibU ll.r
musical ones present, selecting old favor Hams & Milteer.
Extra
Large
Oak
Hull
Rack,
French
10th
(toy of Sept. A. [)., 1010.
5-2t
MIGHT DO L1KEWI
B. M. Robinson.
ites of Mrs. Lord. ‘ The following, program
Plate Mirror, worth $23.50, removal sale
Clerk Circuit Court Orange County. Florida
A fine (Juarter Sawed ■ Oak Dresser
Recently the CDUnty commissioners of was rendered:
price $18. Wiljiapis & MUtecr.
— —— r— r r — “T— —
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worth $33.00 Removal sale price $23.75.
Osceola county subscribed for one thou
Song, “ Happy Birthdays"— By all.
5-2t
Williams & Mlltler.
sand copies o f the Kissimmee Valley Ga
Prayer—J. M. Lord.
zette for titree months, to send north tq
Y ow ell's sale th e best m oney saver
Song. “ Jesus. Lover of my Soul.”
homeseekers.
yet.
Our la rg e s t o c k * o f fin e good s
Poem, “ A n ' Ode to Mother"— By Mrs.
In the current issue the Gazette pub Letson.
w ill be~sold at v e ry lo w prices fo r ten
lishes nine letters' Irani people who re
Song. -‘Pass me not. Oh Gentle Savior." days s ta rtin g to m o rro w . Sept. 17th.
ceived the Gazette during the week before.
50-lb. Felt Mattress, worth 12.50, remov
After dinner the young folks played
One copy brought three families to Kis games and told stories until 4 o'clock, al sale price $9.50. Williams & Milteer
simmee to settle. They had been con when delicious ioe cream was served and
Fire Insurance— Your business will be
templating moving to Florida and the good byes were said, all wishing Mrs.
promptly and carefully Imrulled end
Gazette settled the part o f Florida they Lord many happy returns of tlie day.
placed in flrstclass companies. A. P.
would move to. The other eight asked for A ll of Mrs. Lord's children were present
Connelly.
5-4t-c
further copies of descriptive literature, except Rev. M. M. Lord of Martel, Fla.,
Mahogany Library Table, worth $25,
but, evfen If another family should not be and Mrs. M. E. Smith o f Cudortnwn, G o,
induced tp move to Ktnim mec ns n result all grand children being there except Mrs. removal suin' p«ce'$I8.50:“ WiUIamT t
of the 1000 copies (bnt of course there Smith's children. The program was great Milteer.
if
Before making arrangements for your
9 6 *<
will be) the county has been. more than ly enjoyed by all, especially the following
fertlUzer
see
about
Armour
Fertilizer«,
it
repaid for Us 1000 subscriptions.
poem. An Ode to Mother, composod by
fa
ft
2 4 ft
W e do not expect the county commis Mr*. J. U. .Letson. »..dau gh ter-of Mrs. may be of Interest lo you.
Howard-Packard Land Co., Agents,
sioners todo'Yhts for The Herald because Lord: _
>
they do not believe in giving anything to Oh mother, atill with u*. our comfort, our cheer.
Sideboard, worth $17.50, removal sale
this paper, but the Sanford Board o f Trade How could we do without you aa looses we'rejiere. price $12.50. Williams & Milteer.
la ihtecuid world, with tu hirdthlpe to heart
could get better returns from Tfeo llrrald Hut we Ieel It'» all risht. Juit so mother U there.
than from Chicago and New York papers Sbs la our suardlaa tuutci. la alrhncaa. in health;
Fletcher
*<
What care we (if we have mother) for even eara
ii
— whore they blew some coin last year.
did wealth!
Gertrude
N.,
wife
of
the
*
late
Ingram
Al) (rkndi and neighbor* have felt the touch of her
N. P. Y ow elt &. Co's Rem oval Sale When tome loved one ha* been oo the brink of Fie teller, departed this Ufe on Thursday
ut Sanford. The funeral service was con
Lfto Better Land.
s ta r ts to m o rro w , 8c p L 17th, la s t« ten
One «a d »11 love her for tome kindly deed,
days. N ow Is th e tim e to save m oney fo r her Muter, the U f vrr iowin| some goodly ducted by Rev. J. B. Mitchell, her former
pastor and interment was in the famUy
to t w e w ant to clean up our sto c k fo r
JfiLiu. the Urbifida cemetary.
B o r n a w s to r e ncrb ss'the street.
Mrs. Fletcher was 76 years of age and
* •
M L Allen
came to Orlando many years ago with
Haa Just returned from New York with a
ter husband, who was a prominent
»
rr and other n ortmuto.' NTu- whs u" devout member
IriU lB O a fin o w lilo * ila .hoUwoad
mings, hair goods, neckwear, etc. Will dainty fish dishes may be really delicious o f the Methodist church and thought o f
be open for Inspection next week: Give but not nearly as much so as the good
retiring nature had many friends^—
,
her a co ll
&*ti
things that the Sanford land can produce. Orlando Citizen,
SANFORD HERALD
1
4-JM M JUteary
Free Reading Room |
i
September-20,r-191O
F E V . B. F . H A Y N E S
DR
'
MP
N. 0. GARNER
Sanford’s Largest Cash Grocery Store
17 Iba. Best Granulated Sugar
Flour
Schna pp» Tobacco, by the caddy
~Brown’8~Mule *
GARNER
• Sanford’s Largest: Cash Grocery Store
Phone 2 6 7
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�September 16,1910
± r
THE SANFORD HERALD
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
Mrs. F. J. Gonzales and children left
Messrs Meyers and Deny of Iowa pur
Wednesday for a visit to Daytona.
chased 200 acres of land near Celery City
R. L Johnson w is greeting his many this week.
Mrs. Frank Woodruff and children left
.ltile-Happenlnis— Men tlo n_of friends In the city this week.
on Wednesday for Daytona Beach where
.
tfr.
C.
M.
Hamilton
and
family
nre
Matters In Brief.
occupying one of the Heaton houses on they will spend several weeks.
Park avenue.
Miss Ruth Cone returned to her home
Seymour Graves is enjoying an enforc In Palatka on Tuesday after spending
ed rest at home, occasioned byWi spell of several weeks with the family of J. M
Lord. Miss Lord accompanied her home
illness.
Sumniory o f the FloatlnS Sm ell Talk
and
will stay until school opens.
“ Miss Louise Sheppard is at Daytona
Succinctly Arranged fo r Hur
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and little
Beach spending her vacation.
ried Herald Readers.
daughter, May returned tn Sanford Wed
Miss Martha Millfer left Thursday to join
nesday after u month's visit in Connecti
G. N. Wilkins or Plymouth Fla., visited liar mother at Daytona Beach.
cut ond (idler points north.
frlsnda hero last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs, Frank Miller went to Daytona on
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graham have rent
Mrs. Dr. Frank Caldwell of Tampa is Thursday.
ed the Bardin home on Palmetto Ave., as
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Whitner and
Dr. A. E. Bogart and wife of Philadel
the cottage they occupied on Magnolia
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Caldwell.
phia Pa., stopped off a day with us on
avenue
has been sold. They moved Into
Henry Peabody was in Ocala for a few their way further south.
their
new
home Thursday.
days lost week visiting his brothers, Don
B o rn to Dr. and Mrs. James N. Robson
Ralph
Wight
left Monday night for
and ClilTord.
a One baby girl, the first on Sanford
Bhickshear,
Ga.,
to
re-enter Presbyterian
Jos. A. Abrams, the well known piano Heights. Mother and father doing well.
Institute
at
that
place.
He will be Joinman was in the city on Tuesday. Mr.
Mrs. Frank W. Miller left Saturday for fed In Jacksonville by several of Ids young
Abrams represents the Luddfen-Bates
a ten days visit to Daytona Bench.
friends, who were also students In the
Music House.
- Mrs.
le school last, .year-.
Mr. C. W. Morton, formerly of Sanford
Co. is spending lier vacation at Daytona " K r l and Mrs. Puleston and children, Ut*
now of o f F t Myers, did business in our
Beach.
com ponied by Mrs. Collier, Mrs. Puleston's
midst last Friday.
Mrs. M. H. Terry and son, of Lakeland mother, left Sunday for St. Marco, the
D. N. Herring, who has been visiting
are visiting her sister. Mrs. F. E. Room- latter's home. The doctor goes to enjoy
home folks at Clinton N. C., L is returned
lllat.
a much needed rest, and with his family
and reports having a tine outing
will
make Mrs. Collier a short visit
G. E. Cumbee is back front JnAtsonville
Jack Maltar, tile paint brush artist, is
and thinks Sanford Is good enough for
enjoying himself at his old home in Me*
him.
dlna, N. Y. /
Mrs. S. M. Overman has returned from
The old brick house, now known as Epthe eastern markets where she-purchased
worth Inn at Enterprise is open for guests
""rT" "*
#
a full line of new millinery for the fail
and expects to stay open tlieTftrtiro year.
Ail Local A dvertisem ents - Under This
trade.
Heading, Ons. CenJ^a Word. Each Issue
Mr^F.. E. Colbert. .uf .Tampa, a barber,
“ Mrs. ItrL. Jones and Mi“ Haskins re
timi hag
nun irccn
who
been with us, for several days
turned last Saturday from Daytona after
For Sale— Peerless Pea u#*fjeun Hullcr,
to his old home.
One Iron Ago
spending a week very pleasantly at the Hand or Power, new $30.
J. C. widci
Hill and Drill Seeder with cultivator and
Tdeman of Seville, Ohio, after beaclr.
rake attachment, $5. < W. B. Ballard, Alvisiting other parts of our state lias come
__Misses Mnbcl and Charlotte Hand Bpcnt tnmonte Strings, Florida.______ ________ _
Lack to odr progressiVcTciry and Irifttnk^
lost week at Daytona, returning Saturday.
For Sale— Large lot witli new two story
iug of locating among us. Welcome to
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Speer and children, dwelling, corner of Maple Ave. nnd 2nd
you.
•.
P. O. box, 464.
returned last Wednesday from Uieir de- street.
Prof.- A.-S.-Wetzel, of Tampa, enrouled
For
Sale,
Cash
or
Instalments—
Six well
,. .. .
. lightful visit to relatives in5t. Petersburg.
located lotB. Four on paved streets. A. P.
Oonheilyf ^ '
- '■ ■■ » ■■<6
i____■____
Ll_____>___
«___
f
S.
Hoften,
of
Cincinnati
Ohio,
spent
last
To
Rent—
House
6
rooms
and bath room
ions about his.celery farm. J
Friday In our city, and while they have corner of street. Address,
Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Neal and little daugh
Addison L. Williams,
gone further houiIi they will soon be hack
P. O. box, 1185.
Sanford. Fla.
ter have returned from a pleasant vacation
to the Celery City.
«
spent in themountion* of North Carolinia.
Lost— Bunch of keys on chain. Kindly
Albert Brady has returned to his duties return to Herald office. r ,
5-i t-c^_
Mrs. M. L. Alien returned last Suturdny
at the hardware store of HaVry Wilson
For Sale— A bargain. Horse, wagon
from New York where she lias been busy
after a week's vacation at Daytona Beach. and harness. Good condition. R.F. Wnshfor-tlie poet-two-weeksT boylng-e stock of
Mr. Bateman, of Jacksonville, has ac bunran Tl. H .a in p p e ir »;p Ia c e .R o w e 3.
....
c-2p
full millinery.
cepted a position with T. A. Newlan ns
Wanted—Cottage
of
five
rooms
or tint
* Mrs. A. L. Williams returned last Satur
prescription clerk.
of five rooms. Address Box 1066. 5-tf
day from Rutland, Vermont where she
S. 0, Chose lias returned from a visit
Four Room Cottage for Keni— No. 914
has been spending the past month.
with his family at Barnstable, Mass., Mrs. Park avenue. Apply at 614 Magnolia av
D. A. Caldwell & Sons have inaugurated
Chase qpd the boys will stay several weeks enue, city.
their special sale day again and have
Wanted.— To rent n cottage of four to
longer.
six rooms hy the year, Address box 54,
something o f interest in this issue. Watch
Maitland, Fin.
Miss Doris Tilden of Oakland has been 4if
The Herald ev ery week for the advertise
visiting
Miss
Gussic
Sharpe
this
w
eek
.^
Dress
Making.—Ladies
line
Tailor work
ments that save you money.
Mrs. Geo. W. Williams.
Miss Doris is (lie youngest daughter' of "d specialty.
4 -3 -p
_________ .
Prof. W. W. Daniel has returned to San
our County Commissioner, Mr. W. L. Til*
ford from Madison, Wisconsin. His fam
For Sale— Household furniture, blrdseye
den. and Is a beautiful representative of
maple bed room suites, mission library
ily expect to come (town later in the senthe family.
,
suite, bookcases, kitchen utensils nnd
son.
Rev. S. L. Wilson of Oakland, spent cabinet, and good Barncsville buggy.
Jim Hammond, the champion mixer of
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— Mrs. T rP . Compropst.
Tuesduy with Rev. J. F. McKinnon, on ids
Coney Island now presides at the fountain
WANTED— To buy 3,900 acres, or more
way to a special meeting of St. Johns
of Florida land, for ^olunizution. Must
o f the City Cigar Store.
Presbytery at Tanijwi.
be good land, well located. Address P. U.
Ralph Stevens and N dIIIc Tolar left last
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E. F. Raines, the popular clerk of the Box 61, Dayton, Ohio.
week for Chapel Hill. N. C., where tltey
Wanted— Board with room, room with
Sanford Houre lias returned to take up
out board, board without room. Private
will attend the University.
duties for tile winter. His many friends family preferred. Address Box 1139. 3-2p
G. E. Iloff, the popular— manager of the are glad to greet him again.
For RenK— Desirable furnished rooms nt
Western Union is back at Ids old place
Don Peabody was here a few days last 202 Park Ave.
3-3p
again after a trip to Chicago and other
week. Don und Clifford are living in
For Sale—Twenty-five feet celery boards
ixiinu north.
Ocala, where they are manuging the Air used one season, one good farm mule, u
Favorite steel range with water back,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hurt and Mr. and Dome with great success.
coal or wood, wanning oven and oven In
Mrs. Emmett Hurt of Stamford arrived in
Let every body t>ut their shoulder to the dicator. The above may be secured ut u
the city Inst Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A l wheel and make this the banner year for bargain, if taken at once. P.O. Box 1146,
vin were here last year and are receiving
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Sanford; just a kind word from each one Sanford.
u warm welcome from their many friends. will aid our progress many folds tills com
Save your fruit and vegetables. Use
Hamilton Smudge Houter. An exhibition
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Kennedy are home ing year,
.
at Clyde Pharmacy. M. W, L ovell Agt.
again after a few weeks pleasantly spent
3-tf
Several local fishermen doubt Dick Cal
ut Niagara Falls and also among relatives houn’s word about catching a 40 pound
House to Rent— Eight rooms and bath.
and friends in Virginia-and North Caro
bass at the beach recently, but Dick Newly painted inside« On Celery uvenue,
mown d> Williams' house. Inquire L. A.
lina.
states that he will bring the next one to Bromley.
I-tl
Mr. and Mrs. LeVerne Hurt have rented
Sanford and prove it.
For Sale— House, six rooms, three fire
Mr. Turner Houser's residence on the cor
Frank Powers is hack again from u trip places, artesian well, cistern, two lots, cor
ner of Magnolia avenue and Fifth street,
to Philadelphia, Boston, and other eastern ner ninth street, French ave, bargain for
while his family are uway— and ore en
quick sale. Apply at this office. 1-5-t p
cities. Frank states ihut Sanford is in
joying the delights of housekeeping.
9,000 feet celery boards at u.. sacrifice.
tlie public eye wherever you go and will
Davies, next door to P. 0.“
What harm could como from our farmers get a large shnrfe of the new |>ouple this 48-tf
For Rent or Sale—5 room two alory cotgetting together and planing a system of
year.
Chapman_aye.__
i
aye.__ a
tage,■. cor.
cor 3rd and Chapman
canning up vegetables In case of a lull tn
Mrs. E. N. Roberts and daughters, MS Oak ave.
the market. If it w u generally underMisses Eleanor and Ruth, of Mt. Olive,
Wanted
'anted To p>an—Why
p>an— Why pay rent when
that way; would It not get in better
ean
can own your home with pay
paymenii
N. C.. arrived in the city this week and
T
than
rent.
We
charge
only
five per
will make their future home here whh
cent aimpie interest and give you tfen und
Rev. B. F. Haynes and son were in the J. P. Roberts and Miss Margaret
The one-half yeurs to payback loan. Forparcity several days this week. Rev. Haynes family will-occupy Mr. Robert's new home tlcularm write or call on The Standard
is president of Livingston College at En on Laurel avenue and second street.
Home Co., Stiles & Stephens Agts, Room
9. Pico Bldg.
terprise and expects to have a full at
Mrs. Jorley's famous Exhibition of Wax
For Rent—Ten acres tiled land on street
tendance on the opening date, Sept. 29.
Works will be given by home talent dur car line.’ Station on p lacer Two-acres of
On October 1st. C. W. Ruse, Prop, o f the ing the latter part of September, for the tiled land, cottage and barn on Diace.
Uye-Lo hotel will have every thing in benefit of the Congregational church. On street car line. Address, J. N. Whit
ner, Sauford Florida.
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readiness to list your real estate, city pro Place and date will be announced later.
For Sale— Two good mules, two wagons
perty and etc. Come fn and let us talk
Abbot Charles, head of the famous and all farming implimenta— two miles
over your wants before you purchase.
Catholic school, S t Leo College, i t S t Leo, west—one half south of Sanford. Her
Office at the hoteL
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Florida, spent several days of this week man HUL
J.' R. Platt and J. D. Greene have leased in the city the guest of-M r. und «Mrs.
For sale— I have five or six pieces of
nd more than I need for trucking. These
the Sanford House Barber Shop and will Hayward Young. Abbot Charles has a
ndt were bought cheep, cleared under
add new fixtures and make It ojie of the host of friends throughout the state and
my own supervision and will be sold at a
beat in the city. .Both geuileman' are he is prominent infehurch and educational great bargain.. Pne fiv e acre* perfectly
tiled, third year in cultivation, 30 rods
tonaorial artists and will have an up-lo- circles. *
from Beck Hammock elation.' 40 acres
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’OU can dress well even if we
don’t supply you, but you can
PERSONAL ITEMS OE INTEREST
dress much better if we do.
These are th^ points which,
characterize our business and
have gained for us an en
viable reputation. This should ’
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impress you with the possibili
ties to be gained " by making
us your haberdasher.
WANTS
X
r'
. , I I I varB «UM. a i l l
an«»
I h m n a
Baptist church will
meet at tthe
home of
Mrs. M axwell corner Elm and Ninth, next
Monday afiernooli at 3:3Q o'clock. Mrs.
H.'J. Marsh and Mrs. R. C, Maxwell host
esses. As this is lire last meeting o f tho
Associations! year every member is spec
ially lirgad to be preeent
a
m t
m,
hammock, two strong wells, tool house, M
miles from Cameron City.
Best bargain
on the market. Phone 7*3. Levi Blnfurd.
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Wanted— Any one who have land to
dear, apply to Shermun Steavens. Senfurd
Fla. 616 Cypress ave who will guarantee
satisfaction.
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F L O R ID A
SANFORD
The Opportunity
• Of Your Life Young Nan
~
M arried or Single. Have a Hom e or a Good
Safe Investment.
Th e Markham
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Park Addition
O n the O rla n d o road just
two
blocks
from street car line
T h irty B e a u tifu l Lots
Just been
laid
out
and
streets
being
you a
graded. N o w ready to build
home. ( N o place like hom e.)
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$20 Cash - $10 Per Month
W IT H O U T
IN T E R E 8 T
This Offer is Good for 3 0 - Days
See me at once. It d o n ’t cost noth
ing to look and get your choice. S o m e
lots shaded with oaks and some with
orange trees. N o w is the accepted time.
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Misg, Mabel Anderson, the efficient book
keeper o f the Howard-Packard Land Co.
has returned to Sanford after a pleasant
trip to her old home In Michigan. She was
accompanied by hen', tutor. Miss Alice,
who has accepted a position as stenog
rapher with the Howard-Packard Co.
Clothier and Men’s Furnisher
Se M e
and Save Money
N. H. GARNER
Room No. 2.
F IR S T S T R E E T
M . G . T . Block
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
The Crippen Music Store
High-grade Pianos, Organs.
and Graphophones.
Low Prices.
Stray Payments.
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the SANFORD hERALO
TO
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SepUmberie, laro
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S a n fo rd & E verglad es R a ilro a d runs street cat's through the T h e rm a l B elt o f the S a n fo rd C e le ry D elta. - F ro m the car w in d ow s are seen
the fam ous sub-irrigated celery and lettuce farm s that h a ve m ad e"L u ck y^ S a n fo r d ," w o rld famous, and leaves unchallenged the cla im -th a t larger
ields have been m ade here in crops and d ollars than any o th er place on earth.
W h a t m ore can be desired to m ake this the id ea l p la ce-fo r a
lo m e and F a rm ?
F requ en t street car service is con stan tly m ain tain ed .
S id e tracks fo r load in g are placed e v e ry h a lf m ile o r less, so that
vegetables are Jppded in refrigera tor cars*w ithout delays or exposure to sun and w ind.
T h e n om in al freight to S a n fo rd being lcss than cost o f
hauling fro m m an y oth er farm s. R ural Fpce D elivery, o f M ails.
N um erous hom es arc occupied by good fam ilies and are in h ailin g distahees,
Churches are being built, several stores are in op eration betw een S a n fo rd and C a m ero n C ity
T h e R a ilro a d is graded fro m C am eron C ity to P a lm V illa , in P a lm H a m m ock . T o w n L o ts and C ele ry F arm s w ill be sold at reasonable
prices and on reasonable term s, .with a guarantee that street cars W lIl be o p era ted by Q cto b er 1st. P a lm H am m ock has been drained by the,
owners, and avenues already com pleted. T ío tax' o r charge to purchasers.
Each ten-acre farm fronts an avenue.
T h ese lands should sell for
double our price by January st. A d d ress o r ca ll on
F
W H
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m
COUNTY HAPPENINGS
the
A. C. L. PULLMAN LINE
Mr' J.‘ C. Rich has charge o f the ware*
house and you wtll flad there at present
all aorta o f fertilizers and later on hone
feed, chicken feed and Other form - sec
si ties.
being no ono présent ât the lime, when teacher. There were twenty pupils en
found aha. was unconsclous, but we are rolled nnd the prospects ore bright fur a
glad to note that there were no bones suoceasful term.
Scnedule Probably Will Be' Same As
broken, and no serious Injuries, we trust.
Several o f our men are away on ' the
v L o t t se a s o n
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Budget of Interesting Items
Mr. and Mrs: John T. Edwards gave a railroad survey from Oviedo to'W hittier.
The Atlantic Coast Line has announced
from Correspondents
£ Mr. Miller-will soon bo. movlng-weet-of- party and soda! to the young folks of the
Messrs. Bmssell of Dunnellon are here
that the Fulhnan sleeping car from Jncktown where hd will manufacture crates. Celery Delta Friday night In honor of Miss Visiting relatives .and, friends fqr q short
Hervra PaloU a and Sanford to EusW e are sorry to low them.
Bertie Riley, who is visiting them from .Ury
ihcaoe to Jackson THE EVENTS O f ORANGE COUNTY
Mr. Beal has returned to his farm, and
ast week ville via Ocalu and Gainesville will be
his partner Mr. 'Benjamin will soon be
Mr. Fred Hess has returned from Balti with his sister, Mrs. Percy Culley.
rc-cstnblishcd November 15th. This news
more and will operate his Sally Ray farm
E fficient S ta ir o f R ep orters W eekly here.
will be received with delight by tlie thou
Among the guests . of the Palm last
C overs tho T e rrito ry to r
^ Mr. Balling o f Wichita has been here on Geneva avenue the coming season.
sands of residents and tourists to whoui
week
were Misses Mary and Bessie
Tito Herald
looking over hla land the past week.
It was so convenient and comfortable1
Hodges. Lucius Coward, T. A. ^plccr, Har
— A goodly number o f people have been
last winter, tlie ftaLficusotiol this popular
LAKE M ART MELANGE
ry WlUiamsnnd Miss Sara Smith.
OCttEVArJOTTINGS here looking fo r locations recently;. They Special Cor. to The Herald.
sleeping car service.
flpsrisl OaRMpondence to The Uermld:
were much pleased with condition of -Som e o f bur people took in the excur
T
-Last winter tlie car left Jacksonville
G et.Y ou r Grape vines.
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Misses Annie and Leta Peters como things here. Among these callers were sion to SL Augustine last wcekandreport
dally at 2 p. m. and .arrived at Sanford
The HeraW“ Kéâ mode a r r a n g e m e n t s ^ ^ m Eustl9 flt 8;10~
~ nnd U i.
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down from Jacksonville last Saturdsy*feof Mr. Harris and Mr. Herron'7IT~Wichita,' a ve rrn tc e time; ’
with
L.
H.
Temple
tlie
well
known
florist,
a short visit to their parents.
Kansas.*
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burg at 9:10 p. in., affording parlor car ac
Mrs. Mary Hendricks is very ill at this
for the celebrated Concord and Delaware
commodations for passengers' foe. these
Mr.J. A. Worthy left Wednesday fof
Professors Dutton and Schwartz have writing and has been for the past two
grape vinca to every new subscriber. Ask
and lndermediate point*. -It likewise ufGeorgia to take a position there. He will returned from Pennsylvania and are. as weeks. She has the sympathy of her
Mr. Temple about these fine grapes.
forded .sleeping car accommodations in
many frlebds In tier suffering.
bo absent from -Geneva several months. full of enthusiasm as ever.
passengers from these stations, and wm
! M il. aud M1s t Worthy win goToter:
Mr. and Mrs. H. Moore spent a few
Die carpenters are again "a t work on
* Sanford Land Selling.
availabje
for occupancy upon arrival m
C. A. Raulerson returned Tuesday from the church and will push It to completion. days nt Winter Park last week,
- The real estate dealers were Tiiisy thU Leesburg for passengers from that point;
Defiance; Ohio, wjjcrr jic.has spenta.icry
-Mis* Alene-Mmnlrir ls t-vlUtlàrTrtOttg»v~1rlX' reported' Thai Mrs. "NlHùre will
week and tlie city has been filled with although it did not leave there until 1:04
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summer.
and relatives at Wichita, Kansas, tier old move back to LnkcMary., She will occupy
buyers. A number of good * sales wdfc a. m , but arrived at. Jacksonville at the
her brother's beautiful
place on the
home, and Tvill-be maid e f honor at
—d iw evn lfritm IncriaiingTn population;
mnde and will be given later. The ex very convenient hour of 7 n. m.
large church wedding at that place the north east side o f the lake. ■ .
While nc announcement has been made
Messrs. Fortson and Ballard are perma
cursions to Sanford will start this month
21st of this month.
We regret very much to Itear that .Mr. nnd teal estn w w lll commence to move as to the schedule for the ^coming scutum,
nently located among us. Mr. Mazcl Tay
it is practically certain they, will be the
Miss Richards a&l Miss Ensminger Goodhart SJoblonc is 111 with chills and in earnest.
lor and hla brother, George, have also
same, or approximately so, aslast winter.
moved back. Mr. Joe Sleg o f Amerlcua, were Sunday afternoon callers at the fever, and tope that he will soon recover.
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Minnick home.
Go* w ill in future reside among us.
----- ENTERPRISE ETCHINGS
_____ Mrs. Maggie Ethatedg« and son. Culver,
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WEST SIDE ITEMS '
Special Correspondence to The Herald:
from Amerlcua. Ga., are visiting tier sis
Special Concapondenoe to Tlie Herald:
Dr. B. F. llnyncs, president of Living
ter and brother, Mr. and Mrs, David Speer.
The place out here looks Hke a howling ston College, and two sons, arrived last
Since'Mrs. Etheredge's arrival she has
wilderness. Why don't all of the people Friday on the boat nnd are busy Upload
purchased the Geo. Geiger home and
follow the example of some of our more ing a car o f household goods.
.
grove and will In future reside in Geneva.
thrifty ones and have a general cleaning
Judge J, A. Stewart and daughter were
Evan Pattishall left last Friday in com up o f yards and the roadT I t would be In town Monday.
They went through to
pany with his music professor on a trip more attractive to our own eyes and to
Sanford in tlie Judge's automobile.
through the west. They will spend sopie our many friends returning from their
M A K E S
IT
E A S Y
Mr. J. B. Tuttll o f Ancone. N. Y „ arriv
time in Iowa before going to New York, summer vacations. Let us get busy.
ed on Friday's boat He has'gone to
where Mr. Pattishall will study music the
We are very glad to note tho improve work cleaning up his pface that he bought
coming winter.
ment in Mrs. Rabun's health, she having Inst spring. He* will start a poultry plant
GEO. H. EERNALd
P. CONNELLY
The public highway near Geneva ferry been indisposed for several weeks.
Mr. T. P. Ilowes, knight of the grip, and
President
Scc’y Sk Treas.
js .not only a disgrace to Orange county
Harry Allison*has returned tq his home Mr. Mall of Lake Helen were in town to
^ but exceedingly dangerous.to every one
in Charlotte. N- C.. after spending several day.
who passes that way going to and from
weeks witli friends at bi% summer home
Mr. Vernon Wall of Putnam Hall, spent
fianfard. The road has been made almost
Let U s Tell Y o u A b o u t It
in Sanford.
Sunday.with his brother-in-law and sister
. impassable by the heavy rains of the
Mr. apd Mrs. W. J. Deal.
Miss Ada Stenstrom has resumed
summer and no effort has been made to
Rev. Mr. Roache of DeLalid, hfcld ser
repair damage. We earnestly hope our studies in Jacksonville after a pleasan
vices
in AU Saints church Sunday after
visit
of
two
weeks
at
home.
commissioners will take' notice of this
noon.
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road.
The Bide-a-Wee Club baa been re
Rev. Dr. Haynes and son. Albert, held
. Mrs. H orn « Nicholson entertained tlife organized, much to tlie satisfaction o f the
GAINESVILLE
morning and evening services at M. E.
TALLAHASSEE
many
members,
and
was
delightfully
en
ladles' society last Thursday afternoon.
A Superior But Inexpensive Institution
Orphanage chapel Sunday.
Cotlrfu of Aria And Sriaurei, Normii School, ScboJI
For Florida Young Men
There was quite a large attendance and tertained at the home o f the president,
Fu », cu U «t». uikuliiualu|M)lnwnl i i u l n i U n ir«,. ni Muak* School of Art* School of fuxpfcaaion, School
W. J. Deal and Mr. Norris are liaving
delightful refreshments were served and Mrs. J. A . Smith.
•Itjr tltlBiidfl. 40 p
pfflfm
1 ori artel *ss»«iants B0 M r of H o «»« Economi*«* F in i d i u equipment threufboai.
cuoi
incru—i_ io an«n4a»<a
UsiI f ttar* A n n o i v i build1
the Palmer muck pond broken up to put
t* lai
accordingly enjoyed by alt.
Mrs. D. D, Hunter is spending the week
tufi *nd campus. For caltlof mMti «At A. Murphree Tuition fits- Other «aptni*« very lour. F o r Infoio *
In a fall crop o f potatoes and other vege President.
lion AddruM
EDWARD CORRADI, Presidenl
Mr. Norton is again in Geneva for a with her daughter, Mrs. W. S. Thornton.
tables.
stay of some months during the fruit sea
Mre. W R. Reynolds has returned to
Mr, Perry Sislcr has been spending the
son. , He Ag regularly employed by Chase her iiome in'Live Oak after a. very pleas*
& Co. as field boss. He is at home at thé ant visit with her father, N. J. Stenstrom. past week in Tampa, with Ills sister. He
reports of having had a fine time.
iresidence of A. A. Moran.
. Miss A vis Stenstrom entertained die
Mr. V. A. Willis worked in Wm. S.
“ younger crowd" with a lackey .party In
CAMERON CITY ETCHINGS.
Thayers store last week.
^
honor of her two little nieces, Dell and
Special Correapoodance to The Herald:
Mr.
J.
H.
end
Joe
Padgett
have the
Cameron City is still the same busy, Bernice Reynolds. Those who enjoyed
contract
to
clean
up
Mrs.
TItoa.
Commlng’s
pretty little place, prettier and more the occasion werej Maggie Pearl Smith,
ace in fln f nrrifT for th" H ntfr.— -----Igeasan j t o n veltf'eV 6r y d a y .» 0 w 6YhlnX A nns R tlU -g s g tb ,- Margarile-ilcnderaon.
Mr. Chao. Hudson, knight of the grip,
Kathleen
Brady,
Dan
Wyman.
Carl
Ra
Always something doing In the way of
was
in town yesterday.
bun.
J.
A
.
Smith.
Jr.,
Newton
and
Guy
improvement. Trees being planted and
Stenstrom.
A
ll
went
in
costume
and
a
Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Tutteil arrived Sun*
walks made, streets ditched, houses paintvery
happy
afternoon
was
spent.
Deli
day
from
New York to-m ake Enterprise
-ed, fences built and utnong the latest lin
cious
rcfre:dinicnla
o
lio
c
cream
and
cake
their
future
Jmme and w ill have a poultry
eals areJhose being made nL.Mx.
were served by the hostess.
farm with J. B. Tutted.
b’ s place at the corner o f Howard
T H E
Stop
Paying
Rent!
Sanford Building & Loan
Association
Own
I Your■
Hom e
i ;
a
U N I V E R S I T Y OF F L O R I D A florida State College For Women
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The Geo, H. JFernald Hardware Co
Headquarters For BUILDERS SUPPLIES.
Ir ;
and Park Avenues.
The bouse has been
CELERY AVENUE NEWS
remodeled, painted and papgrgd ifrrotighSpecial Correspondence to The Herald:
’ out. Mr. Rich and his family are moving
In my 6,000 miles of travel on Celery
' in and will be comfortably living in their
Avenue I never was so ignored as one
new home In a few days.
evening the pest week, when I espied u
Mr. Gormly has also been making im- Rich supping xmtter coming „down the
--------e rre m e n ts about his placc ami is^m ow . ^
Holding
^
wni one of
Ing Into his bouse. His father has come Herald staff. 1 put my horse and buggy
from Ottawa, Kansas, to spend the winter In the ditch In order to give the fair young
in sunny Florida.
couple the whole right o f . way, fully e x
Mrs. Duke has gone to her old home In
Georgia for a brief visit and we are sorry
to hear she bos been ill while there. Mr.
Duka will follow and return with her. *
CHULUOTA SNAPSHOTS
To lb* Editor oi The Herald:
Our fanners have been busy the
week making hay.
past
W. H. Merxyweather is shipping his
grapefruit. „ .---- ‘ ----Mr. and Mrs. Percy Culley icuve in a
few days for the Eust Coast, where he
will be engaged in a tomato crop this sea
son.
pecting a sign of recognition and thanks.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simmons o f LaUp went my aky piece. There were loU
Grange
are visiting relatives here for a
o f smiles, but none for me. To say I felt
few
d
ay*
hurt would be mild indeed and I excused
Jas, Harrell of Winter Park is here for
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rich. the young man on the ground o f the
a
few
days on special buainoss.
old
Adage,
“
Love
la
blind.*’
Monday, S ept-12, a son.
Ha la a fine
Mr.
and
Mrs. G. M. Jacobson and daugh
little fellow— another Cameron City boy.
Mias Bertie Riley has been spending a
ter.
Mia*
Bertha,
will leave shortly far an
He and his mother are doing nicely.
few weeks with friends on Celery Avenue
extended'visjt with relative* and friends
and
the
Celery
Delta,
returning
home
to
Through the kindly efforts o f their
In North Carolina.
nftlg h h r « ,tt* family at Mr. White
Q ydcJju Pday.acpL.llth—
W. H. Dolive, who has been assisting
band, w ife and three year old baby all ill
W e deeply regret the severe accident
with typhoid fever, were removed to the that befell Mrs. Carl Woods realding on Gabe Bong with hla new auto, left Satur
hospital at Orlando. Mr. Howard gen. Cameron Avenue. Having ascended a day-fur his home tn Orlando.
"Bi r TuTciugnjTft ^nnrr
Our puhlio school opened Monday, Sept.
klib Udder su'd missing ber .footing she
fell quite a distance to the Boor. ’ There Ith, with Miss Sara Smith a foP aola aa
Lim e, Brick, Cem ent, Plaster, Doors,
Sash, Blinds, Paints, Oils a n d-.C la ss,
— Iron, Steel arid'~Metal W ork, Parold
Roofing, Plum bing, Steam and Gas
Fitting, Efectrio W lr in g ,C a s and —
E le ctric Ligh t Fixtures.
Tile Roofing, DeVoe’s paints, Repolia the
finest Interior enamel finish, Com plete
W ater Plants for Suburban Residences
l Gasoline Pum ping Engines, W in d
mills, Artesian W ells D riven.
�s«p tèm fc «r té, tè lo
-----There-isn’ta ^ th in g'h rth is world done
by anybody that hasn’t it’s critics.
Really
too it's a good thing because publicity Is the
great agent-in
correcting
all evil.
The
greatest agent in this-line is the country
paper because it appeals to. people with a
conscience.
remarks
We offer this preface to a few
First we have good land, we of-
fered 10,000 acres at $25 an acre, paying
railroad fares to buyers and other conces
sions.
Why? because we've
got
60,000
acfeTO f lsrrd atrd'we wanriTCTOO fam ilies ttr*
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settle on our land before January 1st, 1910.
W ell, then what?
We.hÜVè sold now,
September 1st -8,550 acres of the 10,000
and we’ve just begun.
That's pretty good
isn’t it,*from July 5th.
That means a lot
of people close
to
Sanford
who
w ill
be
We don’t care for the fellow With the
anvil and the hammer.
He does no good
for his own proposition or the city of San
ford.
We know we are going to bring a lot
of people
to
Sanford's
vicinity;
that’s
enough
We want at Celery City, now listed as
a station on the Florida East Coast Rail
way, a lot of business people.
We want
grocery and general store; hardware and
agricultural
implements,
lumber
yards,
portable houses, tent dealers, men
«
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teams for plowing, carpenters, small trades
of all kinds.
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We w ill give a lot free for one
year to anyone' p ittin g in a business place
in Celery City.
We need a new hotel, a big
boarding house, and a lot of things that
^people want NOW.
We offer these oppor
tunities to Sanford first.
Don't wait until
to-morrow.
—
tunity comes but once.
A
Oppor-
comtnunity,
brand new~with m oneyready-to-pay at-yowr
doors.
Branch houses for furniture, hard
ware, and all sorts of goods w ill pay.
You
may have to loa f a few days but you’ ll be
there ready to sell.
W rite us today.
October 1st, all our propositions
for
concessions,-low prices and special' rates
close in accordance
statements.
with
our “ previous
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BOLLES. General
4 0 3 -4 0 5 -4 0 7 Atlantic National Bank Building
J A C K S O N V I L L E , F L O R ID A
�September 16, 1910
M lV.
ASKS FOR RECEIVER
Florida Land Company Having Troubles
in The Courts
Frank B. Cramer, In a Milt filed yester
day In theComirion Pleas Court, asks that
a receiver be appointed^ lo take charge of
the Florida Land & Development Com
pany, and that Charles Lockwood, the
president of the corporation, be compelled,
to make an accounting of all money that
has come into his hands since he became
president on January 21. 1910. He states
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iskLgsS?J|ì»
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Five per cent on yearly
balances, 10it years ih
which to return the loan,
Privilege o f paying us ot
any time, thus stopping
further interest.
Six months grace In case
of adverse circumstances.
You return the principal
at the rate of $7.50 on the
B it
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f! Jp
52;
5 ¡J J,
;f 2 '
-vi TrT*i1J
Build on
Y o u r Lot
WHY
PAY
RENT?
Why not apply the money you ipend monthly lot rent at a payment on a home? Money invested in
house rent receipts i » p o o r investment, and one that you* will never derive any future benefits from.
Anybody can pay rent, but it tale» enerfy, aconomy -and. determination to own a home. You - have
delayed lonf cnebfh and loat by it.
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We loan money to" buy. build, improve homci or lift Mortfayes-any where in the State. Wh
lot be vacant wjien it will briny you returns. If your lot ie not paid for 1st u> frlp you. W
pleaaure in eiplaimny our proposition. Call o f write.
Room s 8 and 9 y Pico Building
P H O N E 177
hasialied to charge himself with sums
amounting to about $5,000 received for
said company; that be has so falsified his
own personal account with sold company
as to make It appear that the company
is Indebted to him In a largo sum of
money, to-wlt, more than $3,000, whereas
by a true account said Lockwood is in
debted to said company, and has caused
tunny false and fictitious entries on the
books of said company.^
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•He charges that the business of the
company Is belDg neglected, and that
the concern has contracted obligation that
it will cost ftiany thousand dollars to ful
fill, but says that the company is doing
nothing toward fulfilling these obligations.
He states that the company owns 1,600
acres of ground in Orange county, Florida,
on which there is a mortgage of $128,877.20, of which $20,292.40 will be due
October 1,1910. but there has been no
provision for the payment of this amount
He claims lliat by reason of these condi
tions the stock Is being depreciated and
In favor of becoming worthless, and that
the company is rnpi'dly approaching bank
ruptcy. . In addition to demanding a re
ceiver and requesting an accounting lie
asks that the "pretended" board of dltectors be enjolnod from dojng any alts as
directors. Attorney Franklin T. Cahill
filed the suit—Cincinnati Enquirer.
Four Operations In One Week
Dr. Doyis Foretf? o f this city is not only
a v e rf busy man, but a very successful
one. Last week he had performed opera
tions upon Mrs. War man, Mrs. Webb, Mrs.
Titus and Mrs. Denmark and they ore all
well and happy this week. Dr. Forster
expects to put up a hospital In the very
near future where he can treat chronic
cases' and perforin operations to better
advantage.
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A f
th ém fhcf ren t wbulcT
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tor the
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years an d give yo u yo u r
o f these up before the rush
starts.* 100 acres o f the
finest Celery and Lettuce
land in the San ford sec
tion, which we can make
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Celery City a Station
Celery Q ty, the new town of ' the Flor
ida Homeland Co. In Volusia county has
been made a station and ail trains on the
Titusville branch of the East Coast Rail-,
w ay stop at Celery City.
N otice to
In M em orlam
If you have any Real
Estate you can not sell
bring it to us. If there
is any piece of Real E s
tate you w ant to buy
come and see us. . .
Land Buyers.
. Having made arrangements to handle
the famous Smith lands on the West side
W e have a few lots that we
1 can now offer you the best bargain In
are sellin g to the C o lo re d P e o
celery lands ever put upon the msrket.
p
le a t $40 each, a sm all cash
-These lands are especially adapted 16
laym
en t and the balance $2.50
lettuce, celery and early vegetables, and
flowing wells are guaranteed upon every >er m onth.
T h ese lotSt|dlI>t>4
part o f them. Situated between one mile w orth $100 before you get thru
to twQjaiies from the d t y o f Sanford and
la y in g fo r them.
dose to the loading station these lauds
can bow be purchased upon easy terms—
terms that will enable the man of mod
erate means to locate at once and make
the land pay fay Itself. This Is positively
the best chance the public has had to
purchase real celery land at a nominal
figure and upon 'easy terms.
Let me
show the land to you or I will make a
choice for out o f town purchasers subject
to their later approval. Ask say bank or
business house for references.
For Land See Field
N ew lot R ational crackers received since
« — the teine have stopped, they are fresh Bild
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Whereat, It bos .pleated the Surpreme
Ruler of the Universe to remove by death
our beloved member, Kathleen Holden,
August 14th,'1910; Therefore be it
Resolved. That we, the Wclaku Club of
Sanford Fla., do now express our deep and
abiding sense of regret and sorrow which
we feel at tier sudden and seemingly
premature death; and be it further
Resolved, That we set forth the great
loss sustained by us of a club member, so
componiable with all, so upright in her
character; and be it further
Resolved, That we do hereby extend to
her parents-and brother In,their sore trial
and bereavement our sincere, heartful
sympathies trusting that Godin his bound
less mercy may comfort them with the
assurance their daughter now enjoys the
presence of tier Creator; and be it finally
Resolved, That a copy of these rewtnv
tious he Inserted in the minutes of the
.Club; a copy sent to the bereaved family
and to the Sanford and Orlando papers.
Mrs. H. P. Driver,
Mrs. O. W. King,
n jn sim m m E M M M n M im
If
he were living in Sanford now he would say
Be Sure You Have
Then Go Ahead
Start with
our
pure
Canada
Hardw ood
^9h08-i(L&weeteiLyQiuL^oilr-then-—go-ah ea d with the special fertilizer for the crop you in
tend to grow, whether it Jb Blood, -Bone and
Potash or Celery Grower, Lettuce special, Irish
Potuto special, etc,, you may "be sure you
Miss Gelsle Butt,
Commi tire.
h arvest M oon Festival
The ladies of the S . L A . will give a
Harvest Moon Festival at the North Park
Oil Park avenue' Tuesday evening. Sept.
20th, the proceed» to be used to Increase
the fund the ladies are raising to beautify
the city- parks. "The enrnPif “ cooperation
of every d tiie n of Sanford and the sur
rounding country is desired. Ample’ re
freshments and amusement» w lIT W pro?'
vided for old and young. Games wi11 bs
provided, for the children.
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Armour Fertilizers Grow Big Crops
H o w a rd -P a c k a rd Land Co.
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When the surgeon who happened to
brtpending a night at Bupbby Inn bad
Mt the broken leg o f the weather
be*ten stranger who was the chief viettm of an automobile accident the
patient looked np at him anxiously,
♦flee here, doe," he said In a husky
voice, "I haven't got much o f any
money. Would you take out your fee
tn trader
"Tee, I gueea ao," said the surgeon
cheerfully. "W h a t la your trade 1”
"W ell. Tre got a number o f things
I can do soon an I'm on my feet
again." said the patient. " I can hang
window blinds, or I can put on lightking rods, or I can piay the cornet,
Patronize Home
C . H . D IN G E E
W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y
AGENTS
Plum bing and
G3S Fittin g
T a le n t- It Pays.
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General Fire Insurance
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A ll Work Receives My Personal Attention
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and Best Efforts
Opposite City Hall
Office with HOLDEN REAL B S fA T E CO.
Sanford,
Phone 230
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and I can do 'em all drat rate. If I'm
the one to aay I t doc."—Youth’s Com
panion.
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Women Oyster Oat hirers.
The work o f oyster collecting and
culture la most nnaultahle for women,
but la Franca, ow ing to Its tedious na
ture, it does not appeal to men. Often
from an early hour tn the morning till
lata Into t&a evening the woman are
standing up to their knees In water,
with A strong sun beating down on
. ~th#m, T h e result la that never a year
passes without some o f them gotug
mad and having to be hurried away
- lo the w t e a ^ ^ h ^ c A r i t 't a w eiJ .M td J ^
* as, ln d e«^ ltrq n jh d T »T 5 e,
ease o f the few who own beds the
Last month a merchant a thousand
profits are large, and ¿mall fortunes miles from Chicago wanted to place
are quickly amassed,
over his store an electric light sign
he had heard about tn Chicago. Unde
H it Hand.
a
special trip there for specifications
Tom Reed wan playing whist on one
and terms. Too blghl
occasion In bhLclub tn Cortland. One
> » - o f . t b c party whom the “ czar'' did not .M r . Merchant returned J)pme and in
like extravagantly hud a habit o f car- cidentally told the local electrician
rylng a good deal o f black renlty y n -! about hla troubles. Mr. Rom e Klectrlder bis finger nails, and the rest o f tils c!*n replied that ho could reproduce
bauds never looked~cleiiu. But the fel-1 the Chicago sign, with Improvements,
S P E C IA L
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Our 3 for $1 Embroidered Hose for on ly..............
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3 “ $1 Gnuze Hose for only..... ..........
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Regular 10c seller in Light Blue und Black nt
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New line of Simpson Prints in Lilght and Dark colors........... 6 C
Beautiful selection Amoskeag Ginghams
25c
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nt ........ v . ............ 9HC
10 ynrdAjhfat.rLonsdnle Cambric tit only...............
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25c
........... .. .$1.25
12 '^ 5^ * F k33-in?ff,SofLPinish Cambric............. .... .........1'. 1.00
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30-inch henvy weight unbleached Sheeting fo r r :___
30
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Cambric Percnl, while they lust per ynrd_
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Best quulity A pron Ginghums only........... ..... ........................... 7c
__ iow^had good-liwk.-whlob nettled Tout---** a prloa that suited.- And he-dtd ee^
10-4 Blenched und Unbleuched Sheeting fo r........... ............., , . . 2 5 c
Finally, almost uuublc to coiicqul Ills, JU S T T H IN K T H IS . O VKR, W I L L
Impntteiice, the giant speaker o f the] TOD1
Our stock of 10, 15
—bouse o t representnI Ires. rem5 rked_Jaj________ ChrliimaLEJreprasKsrj.L
hla melalllc nnsnl tone o f Voice, “ Blank. | In many parts o f the Bouth fo r yenre
I f dirt was trumps, whnt a hand you’d after the civil w ar It wns Christmas
hav*P
eInstead o f tbo Fourth o f July that was
the season fo r firecrackers.
E very
. A Ttrrlb le Threat.
Christmas the storekeepers laid In large
"You . aay your titled son-in-law supplies o f firecrackers, and the small
holds threats over you?"
boy o f that period fe lt sadly alighted
"Y e s," answered Mr. Cunirox. "H e by Santa Ctnns unless he found' at
has ns where we can't give him any least one o f his stockings Bluffed with
argument at all. Mother and the girls bunches o f the little red explosives. In
aay we must yield for the mike o f the these districts such u thing aa a fir e
fam ily honor."
cracker on the Fourth o f July wns un
"Is there—er—a skeleton In the known. O f lute years, however, the
closet?'.'
firecracker has been restored to Its
"N o t at all. He simply announces proper date lo nearly every community,
that unless he has his own way he'll and Christmas noise Is confined ehletly
get naturalized and be a., pin In Ameri to the blowing o f horns and the beat
can cltlaeo."—Waatilngtou Star.
ing o f toy drums.
und 20c Lnwn and Batiste very special___ 7 A c
Call and see our new stock we will be glad tò show you
D A V I E S
Next Door to Postoffice
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The Sanford Herald
Weekly Georgian
Spare Moments Magazine
Gentlewoman’s Magazine
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Six Dollars Worth of Reading Matter for Two Dollars.
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T o those w ho desire Grape Vtries w e will give tw o fine vines, oneConcord and one Delaware w ith each subscription.
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W e want you to take the Herald' and pay for it, therefore we offer you special
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CHEAP RATES IN FLORIDA
Railway Discrimination Afolnst Flor
ida In llomeaeekers Rates
It waa brought out at a large meeting
of cdinpanJet l n t « « t e d In the develops
ment of Florida held In Chicago the urst
of this month that Immigration to Florida
Is heavily handicapped by the fact that
homMeeken 1 rates from northern points
to this state are not In effect during the
winter months. Throughout the summer
months, when the natural tendency for
northern people Is to stay at home, these
low homeseekers1rates are in effect: but
as soon ns the winter.months come when
northern people naturally want to go
south to Investigate the advantages of
Florida as a future home these rates are
no longer in effect, but they are in effect,
to Texas and other southwestern points.
The result is that thousands of homeseekers and settlers who might otherwise
be brought to Florida go to Texas. Fig
ures were produced at this meeting to
show that in thoMvinter time a northern
man can travel to Texas and back for
half or lee« than what It would cost him
to go to Florida. The competition be
tween Florida and Texas for the homeseekers' business is keen and the more
favorable rates to Texas very often turn I
the scales in favor of that state as against I
Florida.
It seems that the roads leading to Floral
Ida from the north have homeseekers’ -I
rates in effect all winter up to the Florida
line but the railways controlling the situ- 1
ruiaa in this state fall to cooperate with I
the connecting roads at that period of the!
year.
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The meeting above reform! to appoint-1
ed a committee to confer with the South-1
fpoostom Passenger Association on the sub-1
of better rates for Florida and decided
to make an appeal to the people of Florida
to bring their influence to bear on the
side of lower rales. The Southeastern P a s-1
senger Association appointed a committee to take the matter-up. It is not yet
known what its decision will be. but if its
commercial dubs, boards of trade and
other public bodies of Florida would take
the subject up in earnest there Is little I
doubt that the decision Svill be favorable.
This is a critical time with reference to
the future of Florida. People all over the
country are becoming intensely interested
in this state and with favorable railway
rates there Is no doubt dial Florida will
double her population In die next decade.
M ONDAY AND
SEP T EM B ER 19 AND 20
CASH D E P A R TM E N T S TO R E
School will soon open and we have,
every department is being«rapidly
prepared for it by getting the finest
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in. all leather that can be bought
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in all the practical styles. . . • . .
Before Buying See Our Line of Godman Shoes for Children at Prices not Duplicated
Am erican Shirting Calico the highest quality on the market
Special for Monday and Tuesday only ....
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Just think of getting a 27-inch wide nil* ,* *linen,
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European ' Countries have Declared
A lte r Thorough Test. .
Many strange faces arc beginning to ba
New goods are: arriving daily and
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NARROW ROADS ARC BEST
We have been saying all along thaf
here in this state we aro building our
highways too wide and with too little
foundation. The expert, whom the good
roada director of the Agricultural Depart
ment sent to Europe some time ago to
Inspect the roads of England nnd.gm ,
countries of the continent, made a -report
of his observation the other day. He
found the best roads in England.
They
are narrow with a deep, strong founda
tion. Those in the continent are also
narrow, but their width is regulated in
accordance with the traffic. Where trafllc
is greatest there they are widest.
The reason for narrow roads with a
deep foundaUon is apparent.
They cost
leak and last longer.
A wide road with
a shallow foundation is all the time get
ting put of repair. The cost of making
repairs becomes o heavy burden and
tends to creat a sentiment against good
roada, In order to be durable (hey sliuuld
be narrow and should have a deep and
strong foundation.
The Department of Agriculture's expert
speaking of roads in the South, said:
"From my observation, the roads in this
country, especially in the South, are too
wide and lack die requisite depth of
foundation necessary to aecure perman
ency. «1 consider the English roads, al
though the narrowest, are the best roads
over Yrhlch I turned in Europe, especially
the surface was tarred and covered
with a light coating of sand.”
It teems to us that this question re
specting the widdi of roads doesn't admit
of discussion.
The way to encourage
road building ip to construct substantial
roods, and'to avoid too areal cost they
should be narrow with a deep foundaUon.
And the state should fournlsh a stand
ard for roads.
Without a standard we I
•shall have roads of many widths and all |
sorts of foundations. What we want is
systam. Wa have undertaken a great
work.—die building of good roads in most
of tha countie« o f the state. If we are to
have success wa must build roads that
will be permanent—Savannah News.
TUESDAY
A. full 72-inch half bleached all linen Table Damask
worth 18c a yard, nice for ladies’ waists and chil
a good value for $1, Monday and-Tuesday......... 71c
drens school dresses, a leader a t ........................ 14c
We have just received a large assortment of Irene
Special attention is called to our Dress Goods, we
Percal 36-inches-wide, just the thing for Girls dres
have just received a full line of the latest shades
ses, also a good assortment of patterns for boys
and staple colors in Panama, Voiles Ciotlis arid Mo
shirts and waists, see
hairs, also in fancy suitings and our prices on these
them
Monday
and Tues-'
day a t............................................................... 12V6c
are below competition.
Just received a full line of checked and diagonal
Complete line of Aiuoskea^Dress Ginghams •in the
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weave suitings the latest and a ready seller for 15c
latest patterns for children school dresses and waists
see them Monday and Tuesday a t.................... 9V6c
Notion Specials
M en’s
Collates Violet and Cashmere Bouquet Talcum Powder mid
Meaning Violet and Boroted Talcum Powders, Monday and Tues
day nt................ .................. : ........._ ....................................... I5c
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Another shipment of Window Curtains just received, they are 40e
values; our price___ . . . . . . ....... ............................................ 25c
See our large line of Four-in-hand Ties in staple colors, also the
latest in Persian designs 35 to 50c vulues___ /.................. ' .,2 5 c
Our regular price ß spools J. & P. Coats thread
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In a medium weight Taffetta all Silk Hair Ribbon, nil colors
Monday and Tuesduy otdy.....................................................1 0 c
We are still selling the well known Nunnally Engineer Overalls
and Junipers, regular $1 garments.................... ■...........
89c
Just received another case of Men's Elustic Seam Drawers,
Jar 50c sellers____ J____
Furniture
Just received a large shipment of the well known "Uncle Sum'
work Shirts with two pockets, our p r i c e . . ...... ......... 4 3 (
Furniture is the exception to our strictly all cosh policy nnd
furniture we will Bell on the very easiest terms. As n lender in
this department we will sell a single or double bed nil iron, un
Oxford spring all iron and a combination mattress, oil are worth
$18.50, our price MbiiduV and T u esd a y ............. _ , ........... $13.69
oO dozen Baihriggan Undershirts, long und short sleeves, to move
ot once, good 35c vulues, 'moving price................ ... ^.......... |9c
On terms $1.50 down and $1 n week.
We have 25 dozen Men s Work Shirts to close out Monday and
Tuesday a t............... ..............................
23c
W e A re Agents Fo r the Celebrated Butterick Patterns
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wert on our stree t much ea rlierth a n
Sanford sells the Attest celery grown in
the state, therefore there must be. teal
masons for this amazing success.
The
flrat step to team tliese facts Is to sub
scribe for the Sanford Herald.
First Street
Sanford, Florida
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September 16, (910
TME SANfORD 'll ERALO
, G ettln f Ready fo r Business
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In the Circuit Court o f th e7 th Judicial
Circuit o f t- c State o f Florida fo r
Mr. J. C. Chnse, of Chase & Co., has
Orange County.
]Ust returned to Jacksonville from a com
City of. Sanford
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? Dill in Chancery lu Enfonv
Mary
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1 To ihedefandani, Mary Evan*
lined up Uf fine. shape throughout the
It appearing from the affidavit of tht* City Solid*
United StaleH^nd Canada to take care of tor of the City of Sanford, herein filed, mat he be
lieve» that you are n non-m ldnit of the State of
Us.XXitpUt'at top market values. Chase Florida and that your residence is unknown amt
that there i* no person In this tlatrr the service nf n
's bfntids nre established in all niar- subpoena
upon whom would hind you. nnd thnt
and they have'tlie patronage of the your age is over the age of 21 year*.
it 1» therefore ordered thnt you do appear in till»
best purchasing jobber!» everywhere. I a Court to the trill herein (lied, upon Bth day of Seplemlier A, D. 11110.
fa n many o f the la rgrtt Jobbers In the
It 1» further ordered that ltd* order of puhltracountry purchase o il of their Florida sup tinn lie published once a ’ week for 8 consreullvc
weeks in the Sanford Herald n newspaper publish'
p lie s from Chase StCo. Mr. W. K. Harney, ed In Orange County. Florida.
Witness my hand and seal of the snid Circuit
o f Chass & Company, left Jacksonville Court
this 2:tnl day of July A. I>. It) to.
H. M. KUMNSON.
early last^wcek for the north nnd west on
50-8t
CUjtk Cirttjlt Court, Orange County.
o oomblned business and pleasure trip.
Mr. Hom ey will visit principal western In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial
markets before Ida return. Clmso & Com
Circuit, Orange County, S tate o l
pany’s business throughout the west and
Florida
northwest is continually increasing. The Edward Forristcr
, vs.
trade in this section of the country when
Charles llal row nnd A. M. Thrasher
first commencing to handle Florida prod and lames A. RIrk wood. *
To Charles llnkrnw:
ucts purchased Chase L Company's pack
It nppeats from tlm affidavit of Edward barrister
nnd have continued to purchase all, or herein duly filed in which he deputes and says
that he is Die mmolalnnnt in the above named
most of their supplies from Chase & Com cause and thnt the defendant. Charles llnkrnw. Is
n non-resldrnt of the state of Florida, nnd that hie
pany ever' since. The large and desir address is Louisville, Kenturky,
You ore therefore ordered to apttear to this bill
able purchasing trade established by
on Mondny the ;trd day of October, A. D. IIUO, the
Chase & Company during the past twen smite being a rule day oLthit omit,
It is further ordered Dial this notice lv putdished
ty-five years enables them to secure high iti the Sanford . Herald, a newspaper puhlithcd in
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'c st results for
iess ft. M. Koblnton. clerk of naUI court nnd
crops through*Chase
Company. W. H. the seal thereuf this the 13th day ml August, A. D.
11) 10.
U. M Komkwn. Clerk
Mouscr, sales manager for Chnse & Com
(scull
, By M. A. Howard. D .C.
Andre
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kndrew
Johnson.
Sol.
for Compii.
pany. has just returned from an extended
trip, during which he visited the principnl
markets in the north nnd Canada. Mr. In Circuit Court o f the Seventh Judicial
Circuit, Orange County, Stute ol
Mauser's trip was made for the purpose of
fl o r l d a catling upon Chase & Company's custom
Patty Williams
Hill fur Divorce and fai 1’iupers and representatives in the various
, erly Settlement.
5.
E. Williams.
markets and to strengthen wherever pos
Tu S. E. Williams.
sible, their marketing organization
It appear* from the affidavit uf Patsy Williams
Chose & Company are represented in herein duly filed In which she slates thnt Dm de
fendant. S. E. W illiam s.,Is a-,ritiren uf Urange
Jy-avery cur lot m arket in -tire county,-Florida, that h » is «,*w-re*t*liog-at-<»v(e«l,v
in said county when she filed her originnl bill for
United States and Canada. This end of divorce, nnd nt the date of the filing of her amend
hill for divorce. nnd thot the lllle to III« prop
their organization is finely organized and ed
erty descrilSnl lit snid amended hill lie decreed to
their representatives have the reputation h«r, said defendant, S. E. Williams, has concealed
himself, and Is now and then away from said
of being the best and most reliable In the Oviedo lit said county.-af Orange, and Ills esnet lo
cation
other than In said Orange 'county, is un
business.
known to her, hut Dint saidS E Williams Is over
21 years of qgr, nnd that therr is no twrson within
(he slate of Florida the service of a subpoena upon
whom would bind the defendant, you are therefore
♦ « - ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ V i - ♦ ♦ + + + < , + + * - > + * + + < . + * ordered to appeur to the amended bill of complaint
herein filed on or before th»;3rti day of October,
A I). IUI0, the same tieing a rule day of said court.
it is further ordered thnt this order bo publedi«!
once n week for four consecutive week* in the Snn■d Heynld, a newspaper |>ulili»l,ed in Snnfurtl, In
said county and state.
In
Witness Whereof 1 have hereunto nltnched
f o r M ayor.
my name and official seal this I7thduy_nf August,
At the earnest eoUcitatiop of my friends I have A. fJ. lUtO.
it. M RoBissrra, Clerk,
contented to announce ray candidacy for thq pos
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lly M. A. Howard. I) C.
ition of Mayor of Sanford at the primary to be Andrew Johnson, Sal. for Com plu inn lit
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held In November.
Res|>ectfully,
W. H. UNDERWOOD.
In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Judicial
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N otice to ' on tracto rs
Seated bid* will be received (or the construction
of a frame srhoot Iniihling in city of Sanford. IMana j
nnd aDocilcaUatu van be found ut>on nmMit ntlon to j
any mrinticr of school board. hid* will be received
up to noon of Saturday, September )Ulh. 19IU.
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L. R. Pitutrs.
B. K. Wnnara. Ja,
Mrrebersof Hoard. District jVo 2
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SHIPPERS OF ~
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can be purchased is at
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W . W . Long’s C ro c e ry
II F4orida Fruits «"dVegetables
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In (Ite Circuit Court, Scvcutli Jiidlclul
ï o r City Clerk, Treasurer und A sscssor — Circuit, Stute o f flo rid a
J E l’acc. Ccmi|dnlnnrH,
vs
Sarah Jrstup Flrming. et ni
IWi'iuInnt»
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To Georgiana Franct-i Lnwfurd:
J I. l ’ncc Iwing dui) sworn deposes nnd <011)*
limi he i> thè nmit>liiliiuiil nlsive unrmxl ami limi
hv li h» i w*.t th»htfe**,*,,* Mil. nnd thnt thè ».ime i»
true of lui owp knuwl<dgc mv-pt ut tu sudi inni*
(rrs n» nrr siiitiil un infurmmuui and Indici, ntul
a * tosuch m au ri« Diut In- heiirves it tu U true.
Ami ntfiam fuilhcr «tutrs thnt thè detwudimt,
(h'orgiana Frniucs' Lawiotd, dcfendniit ut-ivr
numrd, it q tiun-rrsident uf tlir state uf Florida,
An Ordinance Provid in g fo r the Sani nnd tirai ber residrneo is n t-----— in Dir siale of
Net* York, thol sbrls ovrr lite ugn of twenty-one
tary Display o f fru its . V egetables yenrs. ami timi Dictr il no persoti In thè state of
Florido Din servir»- of n iuh|Kjenn upoti, timi wuold
Mini sani tictirgianim Frames Luw ioril.
and Food Products.
it is further unir rivi limi Diiswrdrt ite potdlshed
lie It Ordained by the Mayor and the City Coun in tlieSanford lirrald fur righi consecutivr wn-ks
W ltnrtt my officiai signature miti seni ibis (he
cil of Sanford, Florida:
ity of
o AugiAI, A D, lU lir
Sec. I. All fruits, vegetables and other food pro 25lh duy
0. MrHeatnsoa, Ise till
ducts displayed by any merchant in Die City of
Clerk Circuii Court.
,S u fo rd . In the door way or uf lu the front of his
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place of business, shall be placed on stands or
benches not less than eighteen Inches in bight frum
(he Boor or side walk, and all fruits, vegetables
und food products shall at all times be kept free N otice o f Application fo r Tux Deed
from flies by the use uf wire screens or glass cases
Under Section b ol Chapter JBUU.
entirety covering Die fruits, vegetables and food
Luws o f Florida
products displayed in the manner uforesuld. or In
any manner
N oth* 1» hereby given Dint Wm lluduimly of San
Section 2, Any iierson. firm or corporation ford. H a , purchaarr of Tux Certificate Nn. 'M l ,
violating Sort km I uf thik ordinandi, tipun convic doled the Oth day uf July, A I). IIHJH, hu» fili-j
tion thereof, shall be fined not less than live dollars tnid tv-rliflcntu in my uilice, und liu« made ntipllunor more Uum twenty-live dollars, or imprisoned tlon for In* d m l tn i**ue tn nrcnnlimcc with law
t the city ja il far not more than twenty day»,
Said certihintr etnbrttcra lhc following tltiwribcd
t hereby certify Dial the foregoing oruinelice wu* iroperty »itimled In Orungi» timnty, Flot Ida. to-wit:
regularly passed by abe city council of Sanford.
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Florida In session September 3th. IttlO.
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ILC . M AXW ELL. City Cleikr-- 10 Ch*, N UU dog. t. 48 ch», k 3U deg.
Sec* 2, L, 10 and II. 48 aree* The laid Iund
ApprovrtF FORREST LAKE, Mayor.
being a*te**cd at the data of Die iiiUunceof >uch
Date, Sept. 7th, 1010.
4 4-t certificate in Dir name of E. W, Hut«. Unleu »aid
certificate »hall I « redeemed according to law. tuX
deed will i»»ue thereon on nut .ltd liny uf Sc|i|ember
19i0.
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An Ordinance Provid in g fo r the Con- -A.-WD.U »***
my ttOleiil »tem tttrr omt crût Hit-- Ihr
2 n d dayuf ScptemlKr, A . D. litio.
»t r u c t lo n o f Side W alkVond M uter(seal]
U. M. Kommun.
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Clerk Circuit O mul Orunge County, Eia
I aonounce tnyself o candidate fur Die offirc nf
t'irrk. Treasurer and Asacssor. A c illr rn of San
fard conllnuously since IH8U. I huve tn-cn actlvrly
idcatlftcd wllh lier evrry inlore»! Thaï i umeumpcl ent and can serve anxptatiiy as Clerk, Treusuter and Asscssor I hâve no m iigivlngi. intim é e
acqualntancc wlDi Die hlstory. progress arui lîigfr
«Iras ol Die Snnhirduf loin y g lvrin c gt«*l fprm nnd
fltnsss to be uscful In substantial wsyt. alung wiih
und aside frum th ed u tirsof office in pushing Smiford’s car of progress.
C. H. T X F H j !r .
Be It Ordained by the Mayor and the City Counin Court o f County Judge, Stute o f
* elJ of Sanford. Florida.
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See. 1. A ll side walks n e m fte r constructed on
.flo rid o
First street in the City of Sanford, east of Myrtle
A ve. shall not he less Dian ten (10) fret in width.
On all other streets, or parts of streets, the width
Nuòce li hereby given, to ait wlmm It raay con
shall
be not less than six fe et
cera. limi ibi tbo Hthday of Fcbruary. A, D. UHI,
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Sec. 2. A ll side walks shall he coustruslcd ac- I »hall apply tu-Die Honurable Wiliùiui Martin.
curding to the following formula: Foundation three
Jge ol »ald Court, a* Judge uf Lutiate, for my
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Inchee thick ut live parts of crushed stone, or ruck, linai dltchirge a i eiecutrlx of Die cataro of l.yiunn
to three parts of good sharp sand and one part of Fhelp». dm-nacd: and Dmt ut (he lam e lime I witi
cement, to be surfaced with one inch of a mixture preaant my fluid nccount» a» cxecutrix.
cum posed of one part of sharp sand and one part
Dated Aug. fitti, A. D. IUI0.
of ccf i « n t M a «v B l a w k [Yizcro.
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Sec. 3. AH aide walks must be laid to a grade
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Exucutrix.
es(abashed by the city engineer, and the construc
tion must be unproved by the city engineer or sup-
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A ll side walks
walk* hereafter not constructed
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Tlie IhnrS Union will sen d , you
(hy m all) (lie Tticsduy at/'d
' Thursday Isssucs uf’ Hie dally,
containing all. regu lar features,
very la test m arket rep o rts and
special departm ents devoted to
agriculture horticulture, poul- !
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Tlie O N L Y bank in “¿Sanford that
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PEOPLES
Saturdays 4 to 9p. nt.
Strangers
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Henry M c L a u I i n
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L I V E R Y , F E E D and
MY SI’KCIALTIFS
SALES
U la c k s m Ith ln g and H o ra o a h o a ln g
/ H o r s e s and M u le s B o u g h t and E x c h a n g e d '
A U T O M O B IL E S F O R L I V E R Y U S E
TO P
P R IC E S
FOR*' Y O U R
ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES
CLASS IN PIANO LtSSONS
when ttliip|t»-tl to HEWITT.
If you nre not doing
iinsiin-ss with this Holts«, write (o them at once.
A ddress
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H a r n e s s and O u g g le s
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M. M. SMITH, . H. R. STEVENS.
President
V ice-President
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Safety Deposit Boxes for rent
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(liven nt Home of Pupils.
SANFORD
■ FOUR PER CENT allowed on Savings Deposita
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and will npprecinte your patronajie
Open Tuesdays <1 to 6 p. m. ♦
ATÎD
BANK
OFFERS
Polite Service
Prompt Service
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C a m d en
Refiïreltcca: - Till« P aper and
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C O M M IS S IO N
M ERCHANTS
S t.,^ O a ltlm o r o t__M d .
Tliousands of i’ lcancd Sltijijiers in
Florlda
Plum bing and •
G as Fitting
D rin k a B o ttle of
All Work Kecnivtta My F’erspnnl AUentioii^
nod Dost Effort»
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Opposite (^)i y lini!
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W oodruff
M nniifactured witli pure distillt-d w ater—they will prevent illnoaa, aid
digestion and give you health
T h e Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, Fla
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Shoes lor every occasion, no m a t t e r
what you wish them
for, whether for a
J days tramp, an after
noon of sport, ’ an
evening of society or
for business. *There
is an appropriate and
reliable shoe for that
particular o c c a s i o n ,
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F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK
OF SANFORD, FLA.
0A 0D . P ruai dan I__
F. P. FORSTER, Caahiar
QEO. FERNALD, Vloa-Fr«#.
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Fun d s Protected by Burglary InsuranceSafety Deposit Boxes for Ran
ORGANIZED 1687
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Frank L. Woodruff ï
Sanford, Florida
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Dec. 10.
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Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida
Florida
titled to a lien upon the property upon which sold
Notice 1* hereby given to all whoat it may con
r<«Kt*truciion ia made.
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cern. that on (be 10th day of December, A. D.
Sac. 8, AU ordinances or p orn of ordinance» in lillu, I »hall apply lu the liuuorajilo k m . Mat tin.
County Judge of »aid Court, a* Judge of Probate,
for tny Dual diacharga a» cibculor uf the e ila le of
Wm flale Bate*. dccea*rd; and ul the n in e time I
will p re x n l my tluai aocount* us executur of »aid
n tote, and oak for their apnruval.
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tw"Co» rt -of County iw tfe Stntr~oT
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& m m & s / s ttftA e w ef .
• t the owner's expense, and the chy shall be en
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* luls Used In Such Construction.
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Clly of Sanford
| ¿¡¡II in Chancery to en force
i’ickttni's liithtl-I’ninitHl Cliiitn
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„JiT-" *> Tax Lien .
5 n.
Pulestun
and
Toni) whom it may concern.
- Gorliuin'ti Sterling Silver
Upon nnplicatioti of the City Solicitor, It Is here
Rojjera' l’Iiittdl Won»
by ordered that on oc,'before the October Rule Day
n ext being the third day of October, A. D HHO. in
Elliin tinti Wnltiuuii Wntciicn
said court you uptwur to nnd answer Die hill hied
and set forth the nature uf your respective interests
in, right to, or liens upon reni esimo situale in the
city ol Shnford. nnd desvrilicd in the hill ns Loi 7,
Block it). Tier 1Ü,
Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor
A L L GOODS -GlJA R A N T K HD
It Is further ordered Ihm this Ih- nuhlUlu-d In the
I am urged by my friends to announce myself n* Sanford I irriti*I. a newspaper published in snid
a candidate for the office of Clerk. Treasurer and city, once n week for fouf consecutive week» prior
A ssszsst st the recites city election, to which to said rule day
place I wo* appointed to fill thes unexpired
unexpired term
term nf
of
W
Wiiness
ilm as my
nry hand
bond ami
nnd seal uf
of the
0ns said circuii
circuit M i n n
fk T I b T I I
A n ly A m
Murk L. Scott, i solicit an Inipeclii]
done by mb loconvince you uMtlY
fulfill the duties of the office.
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Olcrk Circuii Court* Orango County
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Yours truly.
K. C. M AXW LI.L
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THE TWICE-A-WEEK
I hereby announce tny candidacy for the office of
City Clark, Treasurer and Assessor. Many years
of experience with city affair* nnd clerical posi
tions have made me familiar with (he work of this
office nnd having made Sanford my home, I ask
the voters of Sanford to look up my record and
iltneas for this position o f trust.
Respectfully.
M. W. LOVELL.
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only place in Sanford where
A s h e ’s Roach P e p p e r
and Ratsault
Circuit o f the State o l flo r id a fo r
Orange County
f o r City Clerk, Treasurer, Assessor.
C hase & Co.
C IT Y CIGAR S TO R E
i A n d IC E C R E A M P A R L O R
Tee CreTiTli T UTiiisTiGff"TTi" 'PlrftSTQ(iflrtOtid~Gftltonr
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Stationery, Confectionery and 1,,
Periodicals of all Kinds
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* O ar T ernu o f Sole on 5 Acres
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H A N D L E
—7 ford to oate
Year
Crates
180D 1800
8200
1801
1002
1903
1804
1,100
11,000
21200
34,000
53,650
Year
1905
1006
1907
1908
1909
100 given an payment of $25.
I l u monthly.
Flow Ins artesian well f usrantred.
Ten per cent dleoount for cash
No Lntereat on deferred payments.
We pay taxes Until development bcflni
Ve glv
We
give 30, 60 or 90 days grace on defer
payments In case o f sickness. ->
Wvs
e give
ä » free deed In case o f death aa per
contract.
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61,660
123,958
181.768
330,000
476.000
Sanford Money-Makers
TITLE BOND L GUARANTEE 0 0 .^
Yearly average Increase 118.3%
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Coneorvatlami Reliability, Progreaalveneaa and Courteoua Treatment
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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , S E P T E M B E R 16, 1910
Sanford fa r m s New s Item s
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Agent Bell of the Southern Express Co.,
has Just broken ground for the erection of
a store building with sleepping rooms In
the second story for the accommodation
of purchasers of Sanford Farms.
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$25 down-that’s all
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Mr. L. W. Barnes, of Tennessee, has ar
rived at Sanford Forms and will superin
tend the development o f some 70 acres of
land purchased oy himself and associates.
Mr. Pather
Pother is having n portion of his
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tiled. «^«OrêiOyïHf
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— The road gangs on Sanford Farms are
busy these days building bridges, making
culverts, digging drain ’ditches and clear
ing out the roads, thus placing each lot
on a. passable ruud.
This Lint M ay In terest You
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For it is written in the book, that ‘T o Him W ho Hath, it Shall Be Given and to Him W ho Hath Not, Even That Which He Hath
Shall Be Taken From H im .'n Hence, you must be deliberate in exterminating the. designs of the.fellow t^ith thé Smooth Table,
Two Shells, and One Tiny Pea, your Junction being to locate aaid Pea under one o f tKê other o f the th e lit at so much per locate,
payable in advance. H e is laying for you as
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Ham pton’s Magazine for September
Shows by his notice which reads, “ In 100 days it is possible for a man to pay for his land and put $1,000 in the bank on 10 acres
Rutabaga farm tract." I f you had the coin in advance you could chunk it into bank and saye the trip and loss of time to the Rubmarine Rutabaga tract,.but if yqu have to
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^Make the Gopher Dunes Yield the Thousand Simoleons
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Before you chunk them into the coffers of Old Tightwad, it is reasonable to assume that you should\b»ve at least 1,000 years instead
of 100 days in which to swell the holdings of the fiduciary concern.
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The Grits-Eating Crackers of Florida
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The Difference Between a Knock and the Truth
Is that the first is a statement circulated which cannst lie sustained by truthful assertion.
of a fact or series of facts setting forth .the
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O f a person making a living on ten acres Rutabaga, Sand Dune,-Gopher Pile, Submarine Farm.
The lie becomes the truth pi this
instance and the truth a prevarication, if.yqu listen to the new arrival, who knows about as much aliout Florida and its various possi
bilities as he does about sailing an Atlantic Liner.
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The Gopher Hills and Sand Dunes
A re now selling for $25 an acre, discount of 10 per cent, for cash and 20 per cent, to the agent who sells the property.
the stuff net the dealer $17.50 an acre, or in other words the
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This makes
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T o be* Hcla as a Souvenir and not to Used as an Utility, for it has been demonstrated that this sort of land refuses to work when you
desire it to do so. When the crops should be growing it is dry as powder and when it should not have rain it is covered with water.
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“Publicity is the Great Agent in Correcting Evil.“
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You Know It. But to knock, or tell the truth, as it were, is a sin. If King George could have dug his bony claws into the thorkx
of George Washington, the Father o f Our Country would never have crossed the Suwanee River at Dowlings Springs in a Gasoline
Launch. T o England Our George was a Knocker.
It is Perfectly Right
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For land agents- here to tell o f crop failures in the north-west, to mention the Cooked Condition of Agriculture in Oklahoma, to talk
of the lack of fuel, the plentiftilness of hardship and suffering in the North.
None of That is a Knock
It is well enough for the Socialists to knock the Single Taxers, Single Taxers to soak the Republicans Republicans to soak the Demo
crats and Democrats to soak the Socalists.
None of This Soaking is a K nock____
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You may be at variance with your neighbor on predestination, the Darwinian theory on the evolution of man, the nebular hypothe
sis, the Sargasso Sea, the eradication o f W hite Fly and annihilation of Boll W cvil
O] * That is a Difference of .Opinion
o part cof Florida presents the same aspect for beauty and prosperity as does Rutabaga’s farms."
It is O. K. to assert that “"N
No
Florida “
no knock to the remainder o f Florida.
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It is the Perfect Thing
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For Huxley, Spenser and Adam Smith to diffet on the thories*rc!ating to political economy and it is also correct for Karl Marx to
throw the gauntlet into the faces o f all nations, but *
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W h en it-Comes to Telling the Truth About Rutabaga Farms
The said truth becomes a knock.
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Then it is, when publicity is the last thing the A D V E N T R U E R S W A N T .
The Class W h o Purchase Land By Mail
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Would save millions of dollars if they would properly deduce M o r e sending G IF T S T O T H E S A N D M A N ,
Y ou Should Write to the
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Title Bond & Guarantee Co., at Sanford. Fla., at once for a booh that company is now distributing. It tells you a few things shout .
1» l a n n u a ii cnm il/t lia u a i f im ii
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land you should have if you want
to make a success here.
This company Iis
one _of
the foremost
in the fSouth
in the
matter ofr
hpnorable dealings rod your money placed them will secure for yon just what you want, I will write you next week and in the meantime hold on to your money, unless you trust your interests with the T. B. & G . Co,
Your laving
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Father.
TITLE - BOND - & - GUARANTEE - COMPANY
(IN C O R P O R A T E D )
$25 down-that’s all
FOR SALE
JM E M
Ten acres, five acres cleared,
3H acres tiled, one w ell six
room house, out-buildings,
near the school, eqough till
ing for unother acre, pried FOR SALE
$7.000.
hard road, good horn; four
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mm□ TOfRifMisinnn $10 monthly-Thit’s
room residence, near shipping FOR SALE We have applications for
point, price ^16,000.00, $ 8,residences and business prop
000.00 cash, balance in two
erty. List your property ‘f or
years.
sale* with us.
11 acres, five cleared, 0 fenc FOR SALE Ten acre«, >4 cleared, half
fO R REN T W e have applications for
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ed , -4 tiled, 5 in cultivation:
tiled. m o yreUs, price $3,800
. bouses to ren t
List your
A ll ditched and drained. One
FOR SALE 10 acres in Eureka Hammock
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one third cash, balance in one
property with Us.
well. Four room housa, barn
four miles south of town.
/and two years.
Will rent
FOR SA LE 89 acres o f good land for
all on main road, quarter
for $100 per acre.
None cleared. Flowing welL
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poultry, oranges and general
mile from loading station.
FOR SALE Five acres, 2H acres cleared
iitiU ls ilm a u :
-Briad-i&SOO,-----H alf
on terms, Act quick i f you
Price, $1780. Terms, $000
1on terms.
price $5,000 on terms.
want I I
down.'balance oh time.
FOR SALE Forty acres, 8 cleared. 5 tiled
WANTED Timber tracts of all sites, cut
FOK S A L S 30 building lots just outsid^
old land, one weU, price $10over lauds, grazing lands,
the city limita. Price ranges FOR SA LE 18 acres all cleared. 10 acres
800, will divide Into five acre
orange
lands, residence proiv
from $128 to $178 each.
tiled, 8 Sowing wells, h ying
lots and sell for $280 per
j
erty, Florida real estate of
Terms cash.
FOR SA LE . Five acres, 2 M cleared, ! well
t
* 2 roamtnotlage, price $1,050.
FOR SALIft Residence, Markham Heights,
» ;
3 acres, nice fruit trees and
B
•
a
Have been trying to pull this stunt off for various spaces o f time and from your father's acquaintance with conditions hercj he knows
it to be a positive fact that if a thousand dollars could be made in 100 days on ten acres, the said Grits brigade would have absorbed
every acre o f said land.
—
N
The improvements planned for Sanford
Farms this fall will make this popular
division of farms one of the most impor
tant In the Celery Delta. TUle Bond A
Guarantee Company are constantly In re
ceipt of letters front /purchasers setting
forth that thojf ip tend to put their places
In shape Just as soon as they can get
away from their various places of busi
ness in the north.
______ ____________
W e have o couple of nice
farms
/or rent' some of the ground around each
is cleared in shape for „ cultivation. Both
places have flowing wells.
t
Creosoted Gall
We have two acres tiled, ready for cul' livntion, flowing well and four-room cot
tage, close to shipping point.
Rent $110
Iqr one ycur. Poscssion given at once.
Wise men are instructed by reason.
Men of less Understanding by experience
and the moat ignorant by necessity. The
latter class are the grist between the two
millstones.
The Father Gives His Son a few Points on Deduction
o f the fellow who is a fresh arrival here, having landed, fully embellished with the latest design in Rubberoid Collars and
Mr. Loren Vorce who has purchased fif
teen acres In Sanford Farms has hod five
acres tiled, two and one half acres cleared
but not tiled, three wells driven, the cn
tire IS acres fenced, ail preparatory to
puttind the 7H acres in cultivation this
winter. Mr. Vorce has just completed a
- large and commodious barn and has the
foundation down for a fine 8-room dwel
ling. . He will install a gas plant to make
gas for lighting and cooking and will erect
a tower Into which the water will be forc
ed by a ram so os to fprnish the second
fldon of the dwelling with ample water
supply. This will be one of llie nicest
1tomes and vegetable - farms in the Celery
Delta when Mr. Vorce bos It completed
W e have Bix acres' part cleared and
part tilcei good (lowing well, barn, chick
en yard and five-room house to rent for
SIS per month. You can make good on
tills place.
\
J-witerect
_ en dLftaicactaJHBL 1 admonish _you to-use _your own .judgment in selecting your vegetable farm, other than that
„ W ith commiseration
{
I f ypu want to know the kind of land
you should have ts make a success o f your
vegetable growing business here write
Title Bond & Guarantee Co., who ore now
distributing a book that is of much yahup
to land purchasers who propose to invest
their money In Florida.
Quality counts. Land with quality to
It such as Sanford Farms, never has to be
sold at a discount Men of quality are
.willing to pay for a thing of merit.
Buy
where you.are assured that success will
Httcnd your efforts.
L E T T E R -N O . 2.
mm r ^ V i y U £ . 2 L T O O n :
Mr. Draper is having his five acre tract
cleared, preparatory to cultivation.
Mr. Mason, who purchased five acres
from J. W. Bell for $4,000, will occupy a
residence that Mr. Bell is repairing and
Improving. Mr. Muson will arrive at San
ford Farms within a short time and will
bring his family with him.
. , „ __
T o Bo Applied In the Purchase of Florida Land
of It planted to sweet potatoes.
The growers In the vicinity of Sanford
Farms ore preparing to put in their early
fall crops. Some tomatoes have already
been planted, aa also have soino straw
berries. Many seed beds arc to be .seen
la the vld n lty and the celery acreage will
be of good size.
i n nisi[Äi[Ni[FiöifRi[pi □ f F i Ä M i s i n n n $10 monthly " T h lt’g Eagy
iV ’iJ
acre.
;;
Easy
grove, $3500.00. One thhd
. cash balance to suit P*lf....... - cbMher.
FOR SALE Five acres In Beck Haron »uk
3 tiled, flowing well, within
h a in ^ n reT T iw tio n . - pth*
$3,800, terms $1000 cash,
balance In five yea n or less
FOR SALE
“
Ten acres, tiled and In high
state o f cultivation, four well»
— ~ ^ n fô u ^ s n ô o ïï5 in r ir H i
•— ---- ------- nni f r nnlfagtm I
price $11, 000 .00, .half cash,
.
balancé in two and three
years. This place will not
for $1000 per year.
TITLE BOND fc GUARANTEE GO.
I
�IN SANFORD— Lite
is
Worth Living
i
dumber 6
CITY COUNCIL MEETS
Volum« III
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1910
Notice to School Patrons.
STETSON QUARTETTE HERE
Make Sanford Beautiful.
A loyal citizen is always a booster
1 will be in my office In the Grammar
The man Who llyes here, who claims San
School Building (old High School) on
Sept. 2Sth%29th and 30th from 9 o'clock Boys Mode A Great lilt W ith the Large ford os n home', V h o pays takes or rents,
Business of Importance Tran A. M. till noon to meet new pupils In
who eltjoya the protection of (he muni
Audience.
I'ai__ ___ _
.
_ „
^
sacted at Meeting.
cipal
government, should be a citizen
order to assign them to their respective
The campaign quartette coni posed of
places In the scltool before school opens Stetson students who have gained name Whole-souled, faithful, loyal and unfalter
O c l 3rd. Patrons who are entering their and fame over Florida for their efforts In ing. The first thing for the citizens of
children for the first time in our schools waging war against the open saloon were a town to do Is to make their town at
are earnestly requester! to take advantage in Sanford last Monday and those who al tractive it will Impress visitors and prove
1 this opportunity, so as to axakLTtoknt)
v
V an advertisement worth a great deal in
R N tiu tloM and Petitions Take trjr ■**
Itself. It is true we can tell visitors what
delayed on the day of opening
repaid,
th
e
quartette
is
composed
of
Time o f M eeting Other Mat
All pupils who have been studying Florida boys, students of Stetson College could be done here in Sanford In the way
ter«.
through the summer expecting to make arc Doyle E. Carlton of Waucliula, H. C, of beautifying the parks, lake front, etc.,
Council convened In regular session
up a grade or to remove conditions on Garwood of Green Cove Springs, A. Y. but nearly every visitor Is from “ Missouri"
Sept. 19th, 1910. Members present: W.D.
promotion will please report on Wednes Milam of Jacksonville and Frank Wide- and we must show them wbaUcan be
Holden, D. H'Thrasher. H. R. Stevens, B.
done in this wbnderful cel&y city In the
day morning, Oct. 28th, when arrnnge- man of DcLand.
A . Howard. H. P. Diver and A. T. RossetThere is a fact that
m em rw ltl be maile for their examina
In the afternoon the boys enlivened a land of flowers.
ter. Member absent. G. R. Calhouny
mnrks
the
progress
of every community
tions.
, ’— a-----meeting df the ladles at'the'M ethodist
Minutes of last regular meeting Jbept. «
N, J. P erkins,
worth
while,
and
that
is civic pride and
church where n league was formal. In
5th read and approved.
/
public
spirltodness.
Making Sanford
the evening at the Park band stand one
Tlie following ordinance wasypassed:
Anti-Saloon League Auxiliary
more beautiful and attractive will enhance
of
the
best
entertainments
of
the
season
An ordinance to provide for a license tor
Monday afternoon n large number of
tr U* g i»-VJg'-AU
IMcUt the
U i f quartette
quv/i
v e n ,fa
is good the value of our homes. Woman, who *ls
U » sale o f spiritnoua or malt beverages the ladies ot Sanford met .in lb y » ' i was
recognized everywhere ns the helpmeet
J ^ indugbYorn ly m im course.
containing an «mount of ulcohol insufflcl- 1st church, and after u brief pro^
gran!
The way the boys discuss the liquor and-preserver of thd liafiTte. can be of
ent to produce intoxication and common dered by the Stetson Quartette they
further assistance to her husband by
ly called “ near b eer"
Moved .and 2nd proceeded to organize an auxiliary to the question and go offer the open saloon is making more beautiful” (he surroundings
enough to convince the most skeptical
that the ordinance pass its second read Anti-Saloon League.
nnd if the amendment is carried making of the cottage or mansion thntis the home
ing. It was then moved that rules be
Officers were elected as follows: Pres
nest. You may have heard the story of
waived and it be put upon Its third read- ident, Mrs, Henry Wight; Vice Presidents Florida dry, much o f (he credit will cer two brothers who moved from Chicago to
lug and final passage. Moved Its—adopt f’rom tlte different churduuc Prcsbylotion. tainly be due the quartette. The boys
.ire'bom 'oflllOff'ffndTirenll ven th ro cn r- ^-PtelljLaiuburt»jptgng -d'P-llIM»- « nd. hoi,
lion, carried.
M rl Sharpe; Baptist, Mrs. Wildman. Con
lows of Illinois They bought adjoining
Tba following resolutions were passed: gregational, Mrs C. R. Wolkfcr; Methodist. slon they have some fine quartette selec lots and each built a cottage thereon.
Moved and seconded that the clerk be in Mrs. A. E. Philips; Episcojial. Mrs. M. tions "fend the oratorical efforts In the The wife of one of these gentlemen was
structed to Issue voucher In favor of Geor Martin; Cut hollo, Mrs. Mo honey; Secretary open air does not seem to affect their a woman who loved flowers. Early In the
musical ability.
Their rollicking glee
gia Engineering Co., for $11,008.03 cover and Treasurer, Mrs Key.
songs took the crowd by storm and the spring sliq began (o- make tier beds and
ing final estimate for paving.
A vote of thanks was tendered to the
plant her s ^ ls ; to this she added shrub
Moved and seconded that Vt. A. Ginn’s Stetson Quartette for their valuable as applause wns given most freely. It wbb bery.
n happy thought of the prohibition cam
bill for services as engineer be referred to sistance.
The other wns different, she spent her
paign committee to enlist the services of
unonce committee.
Next nteeting called for Monday, Sept.
leisure time in other ways. After three
these
bright
young
men
who
are
a
credit
Moved and seconded th a t. the street 26th, in the Congregational church.
to their state and college. ‘The Sanford years a change in business necessitated
committee bo instructed to purchase one
a removal to a distant town. Both places
people would enjoy hearing the Stetson
Jndge Milam Dead,
machine and supplies for refilling fiber
were thrown upon the market. Tiie home
Hon.- J. B. Milam, for twelve years quartette upon a future occasion and that had the neat flower beds and blos
brooms for streets w e e p e r . ____________^
county judge of LaklTobuniy7"WlRr" wbb thoy. will qlynys receive n warm Ttelcoine som! tlgTh rubbery found a quick sale at a
BUDGET FOR crrv o f SANFORD.
stricken
with paralysis two weeks ago, In this city.*
Budget for 1910. ^ Council Chamber,
profit. The other home went begging, and
died
Tuesday
night at the ugcof 72 years.
Sanford. Fla.. Sept. 10,1910.
was finally sacrificed. What did UT The
BASHAM MAY BE ALIVE
Be It resolve»' by the Council of the The funeral occured at Tavares on Wed
woman who loved flowers. * Passeraby
City of Sanford, Florida, that the amounts nesday.
stopped and udmlred, and many a woman
to be raised by taxation for the year 1910 t Judge Milam, who was u captain In the
longed for a home as beautiful and uttrn
Confederate '‘ army, had lived in Lake Jacksonville Papers Intim ate That Me
shall be as follows:
tlVe as this woman hud made hers.
Pursues F orm er Tactics.
county the greater port of his life and no
Lighting streets ...$3,0001
We hope every woman in Sanford will
better or more patriotic Floridian ever
According to the latest 'roiwrts about join .the S I. A. and help their husbands,
Fire
.........
2.000) 38.000
lived. He was beloved by all, and leaves Aaron Basham, the Jacksonville real
fathers and brothers make Sanford beauti
Streets and sewers. ........... 6,000
a large number of relatives to mourn Ii Ih estate dealer who came to Snnfanl and
Sanitary
—
4,000
ful.
.
S. I. A.
loss.
-Police Department--------------3,800
disappeared, the m an'm ight be “ playing
Interest on Indebtedness
9,900
possum" and biding dut from his relatives.
*■' Lynching at Tampa.
Return from New York,
Ketidng outstanding vouch’s 4.300
He drew all of his money from the bunk
Ollier municipal purposes.. 2.000 38,000
Outraged
by attempts to assassinate
W. J. Hill and J. 1). Davison returned nnd had upon his person about $6,000
Assessed valuation of real
J. Frank Easterling, bookkeeper for Buson Tuesday from New York and other when he left.
No sane person would
estate. . I ...........- . . $1.823,735
tllTo Bros. & Diaz, and others connected
l>oints in the East. While in Now York
Assessed valuation of
toko a launch ride upon, the lake nt night
personal properly .. 531,845 2,854,580 they met many former Sanford folks in company with two strange men with witii tiie cigar manufacturing industry, u
mob of about seventy quiet but determin
among them Archie Fulton who was the
Increase in value com pared with
that sum upon him and neither did Aaron
ed citizens Tuesday hIrIm lynched Cns1009 ................................. $ 515,884 first assessor and one of the pioneers. Mr.
Basham. The theory advanced now is
Increase from real and person
Fulton showed his visitors little, old New that Basham left the same night of ids tenge Ficorrottn nnd Angelo Albano, It
al property 1910 — ---- .... 28.254.00 York and they had n pleasant time.
alians, who had been arrested on sus
Estimated Income from other sources: Messrs Hill and Davison report that many arrival in Sanford and is now rusticating picion of being res|x>usib!e for the shoot
at some point furthur south. He left his
Sanitary Taxes. ..L ............ $ 3,000
people are coming to Florida nnd many home several years ago in the same man ing of Mr. Easterling.
Licenses. . . . . __ t ________
2,000
The men were hanged to a tree near
to Sanford and that cverytWng points to ner and stayed away for a long period
Flhea and Forfeitures........... 3.500
Grand
Central avenue', Just beyond Hyde
County Rood T o g __________
1.500lb.OCO a most prosperous season.
and he will probably come back tu Jack
Park, the principal residence section of
Resolved that the rate of taxation shall
sonville ere long und repojt n pleasant
the city, and on their bodies the follow
Nullum Oglesby.
be 12 .mills on (he dollar of the assessed
trip.
ing warning was pluscd: "Beware, if
valuation of real and personal property.
Nathan Oglesby, the ten year old son of
any more of our citizens are molested the
1 hereby certify that the above resolu Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Oglesby, died at his
W ork S tarted on Nejv Church. •
guilty will die like tills We are watch
tions were duly passed by the city coun home near Monroe lust Saturday. Nathan
Work has been resumed' on the new ing Bcvcn more. Justice." Others will
cil, this the 19th day of September, 1910. was a fine young man and gpve great
Congregational church and' the excava undoubtedly t>a lynched in case any more
R. C. Maxwell, Clerk,
promise of u life of usefulness,
lie was
tion and concrete work fur the basement violence is resorted to in connection witii
The following petitions were read and loved and honored by all who knew him
has been finished. The work oh the main the cignmiukers' strike.
referred to the street committee with and his sudden death was a shock to tlte
building will liegin at once and the struc
community.
power to act:
ture will be ready some time during the
Mrs. Jarlcy at Imperial
PetlllOu requesting that an electric
winter. The work is being done by the
Mrs.
Jarley's
Wax WorkB will be given
N
otice
o
f
M
eetin
g
light be placed at corner of 9th street and
Hammond Contracting Co.
at the Imperial on Friday, Sept. 30th, at
The
fir
s
t
business
m
eeting
o
f
the
Elm avenue.
. .
8 p. itl . fur the benefit of the Congrega
Petition requesting
sewer extension newly organ ized W om an's Auxiliary to
/ ~
Card o f Thanks.
tional church by Sanford young |ieople
th
e
Anti-Saloon
League
w
ill
be
held
on
and electric light to 14th street und Oak
To those who so kiudly assisted us in representing four groups. Mother Goose,
Monday,
3
p.
m
„
at
the
C
ongregation
avenue.
There being no further business It was al church. The ladles o f Sanford and our late bereavement und cared for our Historical. Curiosities and Chamber of
moved and seconded lliat council adjourn. vicinity w ho sym path ize w ith this bqgnluring ids sickness and to the pastor Beauty. Tltrough tiie kitulness and gen
m ovem ent are m ost cordially urged who was such a comfort to all of us wc erosity of Mr. DcCuttes the usual reels will
Carried.
be given between (lie sections. Admit
desire to express our thanks.
to be present.
tance 25 cents; children 15 cents
J. M. Oglesby und family.
C h ildren s P arty
Nrs. Minnie Key. Sec'y.
Master Tom Brotherson entertained
few of ids little friends on last Saturday
afternoon In tionor of his 6th birthday.
Among those present were Mucy And
Thehnu Newlan, Charlotte and Irma Smith,
lillla n Shlnhoiser, Elraa Tolar, Pierce
Griffin, Leonard McLucas, Tom Audcroon,
Deane Turner Jr.. Ernest Brotherson. Var
ious games were Indulged In after which
light refreshments were served, and on
The above cut represents a cross section of the proposed new road described in detail as follows;
leaving for Ibolr homes wished Toni many
A. nine feet of vitrified brick. BB, 3>i feet of day or marl on each side. CC, curbing. DD, sod seven feet
more happy birthdays.
AMOUNTS RAISED BY TAXATION
Plaivof. Proposed Brick Roads for County.
ÌÌ& .
Rie General News of “The Land
of flowers.
CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS
An E p ltom e.of tlje W eek's M ost lm• ...• -p o r te n t Itappei itiigs- h r tR e
—■* * *«> ’.'
S tate’s Domain.
The laying o f the corner stone of the
Masonic Temple at Inverness on Tuesday
was one of the'most Interesting events In
the hlstdry of Citrus counter- Citrus and
its county town are taking.oh a rapidity
and solidity that commands respect and .
admiration. The now tempio is an evi
dence and a type of the progress they are
making.
Some interest is arising over the move
on foot to create « new county - out • o f
western Marion, southern Levy and « s t
ern Citrus. There is a considerable nuniber of poople in these sections who claim
that they are not getting a fair show in
tiie matter of road and school funds, and
so they desire to form a county of their
own with Dunneilon as the county seat.
They have population and business chough'......
for a good-sized county, but will doubt
less have difficulty in inducing the re
mainder of their respecUve counties to let
them go.
Governor Gilchrist left the stnte a few
days ago to visit his mother and sister in
South Carolina, after which lime he will
go on a trip of inspection with some pris
on authorities from varlods European
countries examining the best known pni
ons of New York, Illinois ana Indian.' He
will then attend Uio meeting of the Amer
ican Press Association to be held In
Washington, D. C„ the latter putt of Sep
tember.
Kissimmee citizens wlU build their own
ice and cold storage plant.
I'ensacolu will build $17,000 a year for
advertising purposes, . .
~
Fernandina suspects tltat sponges can
be found in its nearby waters and some
of the Greeks of Tarjxin Springs have been
prospecting there, without announced re
sults thus far.
The lid has been lifted high enough at
Kissimmee by Mayor Murphy to allow a
man to buy cigurs on Sunday. The lid
was down tight only one Sunday. The
citizens hope later to have Ice creaa.
candy nnd soda water included. There is
neither sin nor wrong In smoking and
taking light refreshments on Sunday, ant*
It follows'there can he nothing wrong in
serving them. '
•
The United States department of agri
culture will soon issue tntaeport on tlte
soil survey o f the Moriunua orta, Florida.
Tiie report will be accompanied by s large
map showing in colors the location and
extent uf tlte various soil types found in
the erea. and will contain a description
of the urea, its climate, agriculture nnd
soils.
•%
P
The September meeting of (tie UeorglaFlorida Saw Mill Association was held in
Jacksonville in the auditorium of the
Hotel Seminole. Tiie meeting was satis
factory from many viewpoints. A Targe
number of tlte members were present and
all expressed themselves as optimistic of
the future wherein the lumber industry
wus concerned.
Editor McCormack claims that the Su
wannee Democrat has the oldest mechan
ical force of any newspaper In (he state,
employing four men in his composing
room whose combined ages aggregate 248.
years. They are J, . T. Dixon, editorial
writer, proofreader and compositor, uged
BS; Ceorge Butler, local aditor sad ooropositor, 64; L F. Ingerfoll, mailing galley
man and compositor, 61; and "the kid" of
the chapel is John R. Ray, ad-man and
make-up. 58.
Later reports from the sweet potato
crop are more encouraging. The quality
is the best, while the quantity seetns to
be increasing in response to inquiry sod
proffers of liberal cash prices. The pota
used to msy have been wailing for a good
show to get In on the uplift of prices.
on each-side., Must of the travel will uaturaily be done on thejiine feel of brick. The day jvilL be
only TTmimingTJuHn passing or mfeting other vehicles. Gradually the seven feet on each side sloping down
to the ditch or gutter will be set to Bermuda grass und become sod, which will not be damaged by running
over it Qccassionaliy in an emergency. We know that our clay roads, when at then best are good enough,
but they- do not stamTm eUher very'wet w eatheror very dryweatirer-awMlHiy wiH-w>Lremam-tfo<xi-ojKl«r
heavy trafile conditions. Turn to meet or pass another vehicle today and it is quite probable that another
vehicle will not use the same track for the same purpose in a month or six weeks, so that the clay will meet
every oondltion imposed upon it by this method of construction.
™'~>r
----"nrWflfb'lS'WO' Teason why, with a very, small expenditure Cor up-keep add ^repairs.of road so oonslucted,
Sanford «*■! estate advertisement la should not last Indefinitely. From time tn time, ns the country develop*. It W f banoin*
0n ac
Hilling the attention of every state in the
count o f thè increase In traffic to extend the brick. It will only be necessary indhDt case to remove the clay
Union to her many resources, outside of
and lay and roil the brick into position. The engineering will be done with that cud in view.
her perfect climate.
The first tadailMUUMl into Key West
at 9 o'clock Saturday afternoon, and
marks the most Important event In the
history o f Key West. No. 12 engine of
the East Coast Railway slowed up and
stopped Immediately In front of the
drawbridge, which separates the railroad
embankment from Trumbot or Key West
ALL AROUND FLORIDA
Report comes to The Times in s very
informal and roundabout way dial quail
are being mercilessly slaughtered in the
game hogs thus far Tii -sdsance _
of the opening of the season. It is as
serted that by using automobiles ’ the
hunters can get out ot reach of observa
tion In the spared y settled sections of
the country and hunt and shoot, to his
heart's «»n td n i^ This barbarous «nd un
fair -practice should receive ah immediate
quietus.— Tampa Times.
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Crates
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8200
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1002
1903
1804
1,100
11,000
21200
34,000
53,650
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1905
1006
1907
1908
1909
100 given an payment of $25.
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Flow Ins artesian well f usrantred.
Ten per cent dleoount for cash
No Lntereat on deferred payments.
We pay taxes Until development bcflni
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give 30, 60 or 90 days grace on defer
payments In case o f sickness. ->
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ä » free deed In case o f death aa per
contract.
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61,660
123,958
181.768
330,000
476.000
Sanford Money-Makers
TITLE BOND L GUARANTEE 0 0 .^
Yearly average Increase 118.3%
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C o n e o rv a tla m i R e lia b ility , P ro g re a a lv e n e a a and C o u rte o u a T re a tm e n t
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SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A , S E P T E M B E R 16, 1910
Volume 1
Sanford fa r m s New s Item s
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Agent Bell of the Southern Express Co.,
has Just broken ground for the erection of
a store building with sleepping rooms In
the second story for the accommodation
of purchasers of Sanford Farms.
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$25 down-that’s all
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I f ypu want to know the kind of land
you should have ts make a success o f your
vegetable growing business here write
Title Bond & Guarantee Co., who ore now
distributing a book that is of much yahup
to land purchasers who propose to invest
their money In Florida.
Mr. Loren Vorce who has purchased fif
teen acres In Sanford Farms has hod five
acres tiled, two and one half acres cleared
but not tiled, three wells driven, the cn
tire IS acres fenced, ail preparatory to
puttind the 7H acres in cultivation this
winter. Mr. Vorce has just completed a
- large and commodious barn and has the
foundation down for a fine 8-room dwel
ling. . He will install a gas plant to make
gas for lighting and cooking and will erect
a tower Into which the water will be forc
ed by a ram so os to fprnish the second
fldon of the dwelling with ample water
supply. This will be one of llie nicest
1tomes and vegetable - farms in the Celery
Delta when Mr. Vorce bos It completed
Quality counts. Land with quality to
It such as Sanford Farms, never has to be
sold at a discount Men of quality are
.willing to pay for a thing of merit.
Buy
where you.are assured that success will
Httcnd your efforts.
Wise men are instructed by reason.
Men of less Understanding by experience
and the moat ignorant by necessity. The
latter class are the grist between the two
millstones.
— The road gangs on Sanford Farms are
busy these days building bridges, making
culverts, digging drain ’ditches and clear
ing out the roads, thus placing each lot
on a. passable ruud.
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For it is written in the book, that ‘T o Him W ho Hath, it Shall Be Given and to Him W ho Hath Not, Even That Which He Hath
Shall Be Taken From H im .'n Hence, you must be deliberate in exterminating the. designs of the.fellow t^ith thé Smooth Table,
Two Shells, and One Tiny Pea, your Junction being to locate aaid Pea under one o f tKê other o f the the lit at so much per locate,
payable in advance. H e is laying for you as
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Ham pton’s Magazine for September
Shows by his notice which reads, “ In 100 days it is possible for a man to pay for his land and put $1,000 in the bank on 10 acres
Rutabaga farm tract." I f you had the coin in advance you could chunk it into bank and saye the trip and loss of time to the Rubmarine Rutabaga tract,.but if yqu have to
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^Make the Gopher Dunes Yield the Thousand Simoleons
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Before you chunk them into the coffers of Old Tightwad, it is reasonable to assume that you should\b»ve at least 1,000 years instead
of 100 days in which to swell the holdings of the fiduciary concern.
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The Difference Between a Knock and the Truth
Is that the first is a statement circulated which cannst lie sustained by truthful assertion.
of a fact or series of facts setting forth .the
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O f a person making a living on ten acres Rutabaga, Sand Dune,-Gopher Pile, Submarine Farm.
The lie becomes the truth pi this
instance and the truth a prevarication, if.yqu listen to the new arrival, who knows about as much aliout Florida and its various possi
bilities as he does about sailing an Atlantic Liner.
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The Gopher Hills and Sand Dunes
A re now selling for $25 an acre, discount of 10 per cent, for cash and 20 per cent, to the agent who sells the property.
the stuff net the dealer $17.50 an acre, or in other words the
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Sucker Pays $17.50 an Acre for Five or Ten Acres of Sand
This makes
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T o be* Hcla as a Souvenir and not to Used as an Utility, for it has been demonstrated that this sort of land refuses to work when you
desire it to do so. When the crops should be growing it is dry as powder and when it should not have rain it is covered with water.
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“Publicity is the Great Agent in Correcting Evil.“
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You Know It. But to knock, or tell the truth, as it were, is a sin. If King George could have dug his bony claws into the thorkx
of George Washington, the Father o f Our Country would never have crossed the Suwanee River at Dowlings Springs in a Gasoline
Launch. T o England Our George was a Knocker.
It is Perfectly Right
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For land agents- here to tell o f crop failures in the north-west, to mention the Cooked Condition of Agriculture in Oklahoma, to talk
of the lack of fuel, the plentiftilness of hardship and suffering in the North.
None of That is a Knock
It is well enough for the Socialists to knock the Single Taxers, Single Taxers to soak the Republicans Republicans to soak the Demo
crats and Democrats to soak the Socalists.
None of This Soaking is a K nock____
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You may be at variance with your neighbor on predestination, the Darwinian theory on the evolution of man, the nebular hypothe
sis, the Sargasso Sea, the eradication o f W hite Fly and annihilation of Boll W cvil
O] * That is a Difference of .Opinion
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o part cof Florida presents the same aspect for beauty and prosperity as does Rutabaga’s farms."
It is O. K. to assert that “"N
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Florida “
no knock to the remainder o f Florida.
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For Huxley, Spenser and Adam Smith to diffet on the thories*rc!ating to political economy and it is also correct for Karl Marx to
throw the gauntlet into the faces o f all nations, but *
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W h en it-Comes to Telling the Truth About Rutabaga Farms
The said truth becomes a knock.
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Then it is, when publicity is the last thing the A D V E N T R U E R S W A N T .
The Class W h o Purchase Land By Mail
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Would save millions of dollars if they would properly deduce M o r e sending G IF T S T O T H E S A N D M A N ,
Y ou Should Write to the
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Title Bond & Guarantee Co., at Sanford. Fla., at once for a booh that company is now distributing. It tells you a few things shout .
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This company Iis
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hpnorable dealings rod your money placed them will secure for yon just what you want, I will write you next week and in the meantime hold on to your money, unless you trust your interests with the T. B. & G . Co,
Your laving
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TITLE - BOND - & - GUARANTEE - COM PANY
(IN C O R P O R A T E D )
$25 down-that’s all
FOR SALE
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Ten acres, five acres cleared,
3H acres tiled, one w ell six
room house, out-buildings,
near the school, eqough till
ing for unother acre, pried FOR SALE
$7.000.
hard road, good horn; four
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Have been trying to pull this stunt off for various spaces o f time and from your father's acquaintance with conditions hercj he knows
it to be a positive fact that if a thousand dollars could be made in 100 days on ten acres, the said Grits brigade would have absorbed
every acre o f said land.
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room residence, near shipping FOR SALE We have applications for
point, price ^16,000.00, $ 8 ,residences and business prop
000.00 cash, balance in two
erty. List your property ‘f or
years.
sale* with us.
11 acres, five cleared, 0 fenc FOR SALE Ten acre«, >4 cleared, half
REN T W e have applications for
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ed , -4 tiled, 5 in cultivation:
tiled. m o yreUs, price $3,800
. bouses to ren t
List your
A ll ditched and drained. One
FOR SALE 10 acres in Eureka Hammock
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one third cash, balance in one
property with Us.
well. Four room housa, barn
four miles south of town.
/and two years.
Will rent
SA LE 89 acres o f good land for
all on main road, quarter
for $100 per acre.
None cleared. Flowing welL
poultry, oranges and general
mile from loading station.
FOR SALE Five acres, 2H acres cleared
iitiUlsilmau:
-Briad-i&SOO,-----H alf
on terms, Act quick i f you
Price, $1780. Terms, $000
1 on terms.
price $5,000 on terms.
want I I
down.'balance oh time.
FOR SALE Forty acres, 8 cleared. 5 tiled
WANTED Timber tracts of all sites, cut
S A L S 30 building lots just outsid^
old land, one weU, price $10 over lauds, grazing lands,
the city limita. Price ranges FOR SALE 18 acres all cleared. 10 acres
800, will divide Into five acre
orange
lands, residence proiv
from $128 to $178 each.
tiled, 8 Sowing wells, hying
lots and sell for $280 per
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erty, Florida real estate of
Terms cash.
FOR SA LE . Five acres, 2 M cleared, ! well
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FOR SALIft Residence, Markham Heights,
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3 acres, nice fruit trees and
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The Father Gives His Son a few Points on Deduction
Creosoted Gall
The improvements planned for Sanford
Farms this fall will make this popular
division of farms one of the most impor
tant In the Celery Delta. TUle Bond A
Guarantee Company are constantly In re
ceipt of letters front /purchasers setting
forth that thojf ip tend to put their places
In shape Just as soon as they can get
away from their various places of busi
ness in the north.
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W e have o couple of nice
farms
/or rent' some of the ground around each
is cleared in shape for „ cultivation. Both
places have flowing wells.
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We have two acres tiled, ready for cul' livntion, flowing well and four-room cot
tage, close to shipping point.
Rent $110
Iqr one ycur. Poscssion given at once.
W e have Bix acres' part cleared and
part tilcei good (lowing well, barn, chick
en yard and five-room house to rent for
SIS per month. You can make good on
tills place.
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To Bo Applied In the Purchase of Florida Land
Mr. Draper is having his five acre tract
cleared, preparatory to cultivation.
Mr. Mason, who purchased five acres
from J. W. Bell for $4,000, will occupy a
residence that Mr. Bell is repairing and
Improving. Mr. Muson will arrive at San
ford Farms within a short time and will
bring his family with him.
$10 monthly"Thlt’gEagy
is in n n
1 admonish _
you to-use _
your own .judgment in selecting your vegetable farm, other than that
o f the fellow who is a fresh arrival here, having landed, fully embellished with the latest design in Rubberoid Collars and
of It planted to sweet potatoes.
The growers In the vicinity of Sanford
Farms ore preparing to put in their early
fall crops. Some tomatoes have already
been planted, aa also have soino straw
berries. Many seed beds arc to be .seen
la the vld n lty and the celery acreage will
be of good size.
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Mr. L. W. Barnes, of Tennessee, has ar
rived at Sanford Forms and will superin
tend the development o f some 70 acres of
land purchased oy himself and associates.
Mr. Pather
Pother is having n portion of his
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$10 monthly-Thit’s Easy
grove, $3500.00. One thhd
. cash balance to suit P*lf-
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FOR SALE Five acres In Beck Haron »uk
3 tiled, flowing well, within
h a in ^ n reT T iw tio n . - pth*
$3,800, terms $1000 cash,
balance In five yea n or less
FOR SALE
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Ten acres, tiled and In high
state o f cultivation, four well»
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price $11, 0 00 .00 , .half cash,
balancé in two and three
years. This place will not
for $ 10 0 0 per year.
TITLE BOND fc GUARANTEE GO.
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CITY COUNCIL MEETS
Business of Importance Tran
sacted at Meeting.
AMOUNTS RAISED BY TAXATION
R N tiu tlo M and Petitions Take trjr
Time o f M e e tin g Other M a t
ter«.
Council convened In regular session
Sept. 19th, 1910. Members present: W.D.
Holden, D. H'Thrasher. H. R. Stevens, B.
A . Howard. H. P. Diver and A. T. Rossetter. Member absent. G. R. Calhouny
Minutes of last regular meeting Jbept.
5 th read and approved.
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Tlie following ordinance wasypassed:
An ordinance to provide for a license tor
U » sale o f spiritnoua or malt beverages
containing an «mount of ulcohol insufflclent to produce intoxication and common
ly called “ near b eer"
Moved .and 2nd
that the ordinance pass its second read
ing. It was then moved that rules be
waived and it be put upon Its third readlug and final passage. Moved Its—adopt
lion, carried.
Tba following resolutions were passed:
Moved and seconded that the clerk be in
structed to Issue voucher In favor of Geor
gia Engineering Co., for $11,008.03 cover
ing final estimate for paving.
Moved and seconded that Vt. A. Ginn’s
bill for services as engineer be referred to
unonce committee.
Moved and seconded th a t. the street
committee bo instructed to purchase one
machine and supplies for refilling fiber
brooms for streets w e e p e r . ____________^
BUDGET FOR crrv o f SANFORD.
Budget for 1910. ^ Council Chamber,
Sanford. Fla.. Sept. 10,1910.
Be It resolve»' by the Council of the
City of Sanford, Florida, that the amounts
to be raised by taxation for the year 1910
shall be as follows:
Lighting streets ...$3,0001
Fire
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2.000) 38.000
Streets and sewers. ........... 6,000
Sanitary
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-Police Department--------------3,800
Interest on Indebtedness
9,900
Ketidng outstanding vouch’s 4.300
Ollier municipal purposes.. 2.000 38,000
Assessed valuation of real
estate. . I ...........- . . $1.823,735
Assessed valuation of
personal properly .. 531,845 2,854,580
Increase in value compared with
1009 ................................. $ 515,884
Increase from real and person
al property 1910 — ---- .... 28.254.00
Estimated Income from other sources:
Sanitary Taxes. ..L ............ $ 3,000
Licenses. . . . . __ t ________
2,000
Flhea and Forfeitures........... 3.500
County Rood T o g __________
1.500lb.OCO
Resolved that the rate of taxation shall
be 12 .mills on (he dollar of the assessed
valuation of real and personal property.
1 hereby certify that the above resolu
tions were duly passed by the city coun
cil, this the 19th day of September, 1910.
R. C. Maxwell, Clerk,
Volum« III
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1910
Notice to School Patrons.
STETSON QUARTETTE HERE
1 will be in my office In the Grammar
School Building (old High School) on
Sept. 2 Sth%29th and 30th from 9 o'clock Boys Mode A Great lilt W ith the Large
A. M. till noon to meet new pupils In
Audience.
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order to assign them to their respective
The campaign quartette coni posed of
places In the scltool before school opens Stetson students who have gained name
Ocl 3rd. Patrons who are entering their and fame over Florida for their efforts In
children for the first time in our schools waging war against the open saloon were
are earnestly requester! to take advantage in Sanford last Monday and those who al
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delayed on the day of opening
repaid, th e quartette is composed of
All pupils who have been studying Florida boys, students of Stetson College
through the summer expecting to make arc Doyle E. Carlton of Waucliula, H. C,
up a grade or to remove conditions on Garwood of Green Cove Springs, A. Y.
promotion will please report on Wednes Milam of Jacksonville and Frank Wideday morning, Oct. 28th, when arrnnge- man of DcLand.
m em rw ltl be maile for their examina
In the afternoon the boys enlivened a
tions.
, ’— a-----meeting df the ladles at'the'M ethodist
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Anti-Saloon League Auxiliary
Monday afternoon n large number of
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the ladies ot Sanford met .in lb
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1st church, and after u brief pro gran!
dered by the Stetson Quartette they
proceeded to organize an auxiliary to the
Anti-Saloon League.
Officers were elected as follows: Pres
ident, Mrs, Henry Wight; Vice Presidents
f’rom tlte different churduuc Prcsbylotion.
M rl Sharpe; Baptist, Mrs. Wildman. Con
gregational, Mrs C. R. Wolkfcr; Methodist.
Mrs. A. E. Philips; Episcojial. Mrs. M.
Martin; Cut hollo, Mrs. Mo honey; Secretary
and Treasurer, Mrs Key.
A vote of thanks was tendered to the
Stetson Quartette for their valuable as
sistance.
Next nteeting called for Monday, Sept.
26th, in the Congregational church.
Jndge Milam Dead,
Hon.- J. B. Milam, for twelve years
county judge of LaklTobuniy7 "WlRr" wbb
stricken with paralysis two weeks ago,
died Tuesday night at the ugcof 72 years.
The funeral occured at Tavares on Wed
nesday.
t Judge Milam, who was u captain In the
Confederate '‘ army, had lived in Lake
county the greater port of his life and no
better or more patriotic Floridian ever
lived. He was beloved by all, and leaves
a large number of relatives to mourn Ii Ih
loss.
Return from
New York,
W. J. Hill and J. 1). Davison returned
on Tuesday from New York and other
l>oints in the East. While in Now York
they met many former Sanford folks
among them Archie Fulton who was the
first assessor and one of the pioneers. Mr.
Fulton showed his visitors little, old New
York and they had n pleasant time.
Messrs Hill and Davison report that many
people are coming to Florida nnd many
to Sanford and that cverytWng points to
a most prosperous season.
Nullum Oglesby.
church where n league was formal. In
the evening at the Park band stand one
of the best entertainments of the season
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Uif quartette
quv/i
was
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is good
indugbYorn ly m im course.
The way the boys discuss the liquor
question and go offer the open saloon is
enough to convince the most skeptical
nnd if the amendment is carried making
Florida dry, much o f (he credit will cer
tainly be due the quartette. The boys
.ire'bom 'oflllOff'ffndTirenll ven th ro cn rslon they have some fine quartette selec
tions "fend the oratorical efforts In the
open air does not seem to affect their
musical ability.
Their rollicking glee
songs took the crowd by storm and the
applause wns given most freely. It wbb
n happy thought of the prohibition cam
paign committee to enlist the services of
these bright young men who are a credit
to their state and college. ‘The Sanford
people would enjoy hearing the Stetson
quartette upon a future occasion and
thoy. will qlynys receive n warm Ttelcoine
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BASHAM MAY BE ALIVE
Jacksonville Papers Intim ate That Me
Pursues F orm er Tactics.
According to the latest 'roiwrts about
Aaron Basham, the Jacksonville real
estate dealer who came to Snnfanl and
disappeared, the m an'm ight be “ playing
possum" and biding dut from his relatives.
He drew all of his money from the bunk
nnd had upon his person about $6,000
when he left.
No sane person would
toko a launch ride upon, the lake nt night
in company with two strange men with
that sum upon him and neither did Aaron
Basham. The theory advanced now is
that Basham left the same night of ids
arrival in Sanford and is now rusticating
at some point furthur south. He left his
home several years ago in the same man
ner and stayed away for a long period
and he will probably come back tu Jack
sonville ere long und repojt n pleasant
trip.
ALL AROUND FLORIDA
M ake Sanford Beautiful.
A loyal citizen is always a booster
The man Who llyes here, who claims San
ford os n home', V h o pays takes or rents,
who eltjoya the protection of (he muni
cipal government, should be a citizen
Whole-souled, faithful, loyal and unfalter
ing. The first thing for the citizens of
a town to do Is to make their town at
tractive it will Impress visitors and prove
an advertisement worth a great deal in
Itself. It is true we can tell visitors what
could be done here in Sanford In the way
of beautifying the parks, lake front, etc.,
but nearly every visitor Is from “ Missouri"
and we must show them wbaUcan be
done in this wbnderful cel&y city In the
land of flowers.
There is a fact that
mnrks the progress of every community
worth while, and that is civic pride and
public spirltodness.
Making Sanford
more beautiful and attractive will enhance
the value of our homes. Woman, who *ls
recognized everywhere ns the helpmeet
and-preserver of thd liafiTte. can be of
further assistance to her husband by
making more beautiful” (he surroundings
of the cottage or mansion thntis the home
nest. You may have heard the story of
two brothers who moved from Chicago to
^-PtelljLaiuburt»jptgng -d'P-llIM»- « nd. hoi,
lows of Illinois They bought adjoining
lots and each built a cottage thereon.
The wife of one of these gentlemen was
a woman who loved flowers. Early In the
spring sliq began (o- make tier beds and
plant her s ^ ls ; to this she added shrub
bery.
The other wns different, she spent her
leisure time in other ways. After three
years a change in business necessitated
a removal to a distant town. Both places
were thrown upon the market. Tiie home
that had the neat flower beds and blos
som! tlgTh rubbery found a quick sale at a
profit. The other home went begging, and
was finally sacrificed. What did UT The
woman who loved flowers. * Passeraby
stopped and udmlred, and many a woman
longed for a home as beautiful and uttrn
tlVe as this woman hud made hers.
We hope every woman in Sanford will
join .the S I. A. and help their husbands,
fathers and brothers make Sanford beauti
ful.
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S. I. A.
Rie General News of “The Land
of flow ers.
CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS
An E p ltom e.of tlje W eek's M ost lm• ...• -p o r te n t Itappei itiigs- h r tR e
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S tate’s Domain.
The laying o f the corner stone of the
Masonic Temple at Inverness on Tuesday
was one of the'most Interesting events In
the hlstdry of Citrus counter- Citrus and
its county town are taking.oh a rapidity
and solidity that commands respect and .
admiration. The now tempio is an evi
dence and a type of the progress they are
making.
Some interest is arising over the move
on foot to create « new county - out • o f
western Marion, southern Levy and « s t
ern Citrus. There is a considerable nuniber of poople in these sections who claim
that they are not getting a fair show in
tiie matter of road and school funds, and
so they desire to form a county of their
own with Dunneilon as the county seat.
They have population and business chough'......
for a good-sized county, but will doubt
less have difficulty in inducing the re
mainder of their respecUve counties to let
them go.
*■' Lynching at Tampa.
Outraged by attempts to assassinate
J. Frank Easterling, bookkeeper for BustllTo Bros. & Diaz, and others connected
witii tiie cigar manufacturing industry, u
mob of about seventy quiet but determin
ed citizens Tuesday hIrIm lynched Cnstenge Ficorrottn nnd Angelo Albano, It
alians, who had been arrested on sus
picion of being res|x>usib!e for the shoot
ing of Mr. Easterling.
The men were hanged to a tree near
Grand Central avenue', Just beyond Hyde
Park, the principal residence section of
the city, and on their bodies the follow
ing warning was pluscd: "Beware, if
any more of our citizens are molested the
guilty will die like tills We are watch
ing Bcvcn more. Justice." Others will
undoubtedly t>a lynched in case any more
violence is resorted to in connection witii
the cignmiukers' strike.
Nathan Oglesby, the ten year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Oglesby, died at his
W ork S tarted on Nejv Church. •
home near Monroe lust Saturday. Nathan
Work has been resumed' on the new
was a fine young man and gpve great
Congregational church and' the excava
promise of u life of usefulness,
lie was
tion and concrete work fur the basement
The following petitions were read and loved and honored by all who knew him
has been finished. The work oh the main
referred to the street committee with and his sudden death was a shock to tlte
building will liegin at once and the struc
community.
power to act:
ture will be ready some time during the
Mrs. Jarlcy at Imperial
PetlllOu requesting that an electric
winter. The work is being done by the
Mrs.
Jarley's
Wax WorkB will be given
N
otice
o
f
M
eetin
g
light be placed at corner of 9th street and
Hammond Contracting Co.
at the Imperial on Friday, Sept. 30th, at
The
fir
s
t
business
m
eeting
o
f
the
Elm avenue.
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8 p. itl. fur the benefit of the Congrega
Petition requesting
sewer extension newly organ ized W om an's Auxiliary to
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Card o f Thanks.
tional church by Sanford young |ieople
th
e
Anti-Saloon
League
w
ill
be
held
on
and electric light to 14th street und Oak
To those who so kiudly assisted us in representing four groups. Mother Goose,
Monday,
3
p.
m
„
at
the
C
ongregation
avenue.
There being no further business It was al church. The ladles o f Sanford and our late bereavement und cared for our Historical. Curiosities and Chamber of
moved and seconded lliat council adjourn. vicinity w ho sym path ize w ith this bqgnluring ids sickness and to the pastor Beauty. Tltrough tiie kitulness and gen
m ovem ent are m ost cordially urged who was such a comfort to all of us wc erosity of Mr. DcCuttes the usual reels will
Carried.
be given between (lie sections. Admit
desire to express our thanks.
to be present.
tance 25 cents; children 15 cents
J. M. Oglesby und family.
Childrens Party
Nrs. Minnie Key. Sec'y.
Master Tom Brotherson entertained
few of ids little friends on last Saturday
afternoon In tionor of his 6 th birthday.
Among those present were Mucy And
Thehnu Newlan, Charlotte and Irma Smith,
lillla n Shlnhoiser, Elraa Tolar, Pierce
Griffin, Leonard McLucas, Tom Audcroon,
Deane Turner Jr.. Ernest Brotherson. Var
ious games were Indulged In after which
light refreshments were served, and on
The above cut represents a cross section of the proposed new road described in detail as follows;
leaving for Ibolr homes wished Toni many
A. nine feet of vitrified brick. BB, 3>i feet of day or marl on each side. CC, curbing. DD, sod seven feet
more happy birthdays.
Plaivof. Proposed Brick Roads for County.
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The first tadailMUUMl into Key West
at 9 o'clock Saturday afternoon, and
marks the most Important event In the
history o f Key West. No. 12 engine of
the East Coast Railway slowed up and
stopped Immediately In front of the
drawbridge, which separates the railroad
embankment from Trumbot or Key West
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Sanford «*■! estate advertisement la
Hilling the attention of every state in the
Union to her many resources, outside of
her perfect climate.
on each-side., Must of the travel will uaturaily be done on thejiine feel of brick. The day jvilL be used
only TTmimingTJuHn passing or mfeting other vehicles. Gradually the seven feet on each side sloping down
to the ditch or gutter will be set to Bermuda grass und become sod, which will not be damaged by running
over it Qccassionaliy in an emergency. We know that our clay roads, when at then best are good enough,
but they- do not stamTm eUher very'wet weatheror very dryweatirer-awMlHiy wiH-w>Lremam-tfo<xi-ojKl«r
heavy trafile conditions. Turn to meet or pass another vehicle today and it is quite probable that another
vehicle will not use the same track for the same purpose in a month or six weeks, so that the clay will meet
every oondltion imposed upon it by this method of construction.
"nrWflfb'lS'WO' Teason why, with a very, small expenditure Cor up-keep add ^repairs.of road so oonslucted,
should not last Indefinitely. From time tn time, ns the country develop*. It W f banoin*
0n ac
count o f thè increase In traffic to extend the brick. It will only be necessary indhDt case to remove the clay
and lay and roil the brick into position. The engineering will be done with that cud in view.
Governor Gilchrist left the stnte a few
days ago to visit his mother and sister in
South Carolina, after which lime he will
go on a trip of inspection with some pris
on authorities from varlods European
countries examining the best known pni
ons of New York, Illinois ana Indian.' He
will then attend Uio meeting of the Amer
ican Press Association to be held In
Washington, D. C„ the latter putt of Sep
tember.
Kissimmee citizens wlU build their own
ice and cold storage plant.
I'ensacolu will build $17,000 a year for
advertising purposes, . .
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Fernandina suspects tltat sponges can
be found in its nearby waters and some
of the Greeks of Tarjxin Springs have been
prospecting there, without announced re
sults thus far.
The lid has been lifted high enough at
Kissimmee by Mayor Murphy to allow a
man to buy cigurs on Sunday. The lid
was down tight only one Sunday. The
citizens hope later to have Ice creaa.
candy nnd soda water included. There is
neither sin nor wrong In smoking and
taking light refreshments on Sunday, ant*
It follows'there can he nothing wrong in
serving them. '
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The United States department of agri
culture will soon issue tntaeport on tlte
soil survey o f the Moriunua orta, Florida.
Tiie report will be accompanied by s large
map showing in colors the location and
extent uf tlte various soil types found in
the erea. and will contain a description
of the urea, its climate, agriculture nnd
soils.
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The September meeting of (tie UeorglaFlorida Saw Mill Association was held in
Jacksonville in the auditorium of the
Hotel Seminole. Tiie meeting was satis
factory from many viewpoints. A Targe
number of tlte members were present and
all expressed themselves as optimistic of
the future wherein the lumber industry
wus concerned.
Editor McCormack claims that the Su
wannee Democrat has the oldest mechan
ical force of any newspaper In (he state,
employing four men in his composing
room whose combined ages aggregate 248.
years. They are J, . T. Dixon, editorial
writer, proofreader and compositor, uged
BS; Ceorge Butler, local aditor sad ooropositor, 64; L F. Ingerfoll, mailing galley
man and compositor, 61; and "the kid" of
the chapel is John R. Ray, ad-man and
make-up. 58.
Later reports from the sweet potato
crop are more encouraging. The quality
is the best, while the quantity seetns to
be increasing in response to inquiry sod
proffers of liberal cash prices. The pota
to msy have been wailing for a good
show to get In on the uplift of prices.
Report comes to The Times in s very
informal and roundabout way dial quail
are being mercilessly slaughtered in the
game hogs thus far Tii -sdsance _
of the opening of the season. It is as
serted that by using automobiles ’ the
hunters can get out ot reach of observa
tion In the spared y settled sections of
the country and hunt and shoot, to his
heart's «»n td n i^ This barbarous «nd un
fair -practice should receive ah immediate
quietus.— Tampa Times.
�S e p te m b e r
A Budget of Opinion " Just Be
tween You and. Me
A Chlel I t Among Yc Taking Notes,
and fa ith , tie'll Prent 'Cm''—
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I note the arrival of Prof. Perkins and
several of our teachers which reminds me
that in about two weeks our schools wll I
open. ’ A good start Is a battle half won.
The '"golden opportunity meets you at a
most opportune tim e., You have had a
rest from your labors and been refreshed
by pleasant- associations» and now feel
ready for duty, You are Impressed that
by mo will be given later on that will
DR. N. B. WALLACE
astonish the natives. Either I will break
Physician'"and Surgeon
up this habit or advocate that everybody
Office In M. G. T. Building over Kanners
buy everything needed out of town and
Store.
maybe this will cause the business men
Sanford, flo rid a
to sit up and take notice.
4 The ladies of the S. L A. can do good
work In keeping people from defacing the
sidewalks by painting signs thereon. If
a merchant ls.deairous of advertising his
business he can do so In other ways^
Aside from disfiguring thi side walks and
making the whole city look like a bill
board the paint or chalk is injurious to
ladies skirts and this free hand drawing
and landscape work upon the sidewalks
should be abolished by popular acclaim.
Office;
I would refuse to patronise a business
house that stood for this method of adver
tising.
4
Sanford is g ro w in g --» rapidly that
Jacksonville people come here and get
lost amid the maze of street car tracks
and tall buildings. 1 would advise them
to seek a policeman at the depot for pro-
leJhoy_awJlu-lhe_^yjl]age!lflL
when I can get a good-scat and quietly
enjoy the pictures. But there are times
when I fe d iike reaching put qmi hnqdlqg
some smart guys q good ~fa^'’ TOmna-the
car. There are certain boys who seem to
go to public entertainments for the sole
purpose of exhibiting their lack of brains
and moral decency and they deport them
selves to the disgust, and discomfort of
everyone around them. ’ Regardless of the
presence of ladies these candidates for
the reform school wllbuse indecent tangnagft and otherwise mnka Jlwrwly.fii.obnoxious Lo the decent people around themThis oecurTed-aeverai tim es-In the-operahouse last season and if they intend to
keep it up a special policeman should
take them out o f the room and let them
cool their heels in Jail all night. Some of
their^actions !s an outrage.
C. M, H AM ILTO N
DENTIST
B etter W ork and Cleaner W ork, and do It In a San
itary Way, Which Should M eet W ith Your Approval
and Support
Room 13 Pico Building
Phone.355
PROGRESS
DENTIST
STEAM
LA U N D R Y
J; H. OVERM AN, Manager
Hines Bldg, dver Woodruff’s Store
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PHONE 30
SANFORD, FLA. Î
.SANFORD. FLORIDA
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Attem pt to Compete W ith China, Because We Pay
W hite Man's Wages,
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DR. R. M. MASOPT
4 -H ik e the moving-pieture show business • o f it. and your aspirations lead you in
seeking for that which will mete out to
you a full recompense .of reward for endeavors j^ T fo r th ^ Our schools have wise
ly and carefully considered you and your
desires and have made special provisions
to meet these demands, and cordially in
vite you thither. You will find here good
society, pleasant associations and a most
Come and see us,
hospitable people.
learn our school advantages and know
th e y «!*.n o t excelled by_any city in the
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P R A C T IC A L W E L L D R IL L E R S
Phone IB
V *.« g r ifo n i. Florida
Artesian and Deep W ells
See Us Before Placing Your O rders
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Law
Sanford, Florida
sr
Sanford.
4
Just as we are preparing to erect n
large high school building to accommo
date the young people of this city and the
surrounding country, there comes a college
professor with the view that soon the
children of the cities wilt be going to the
country to study Instead of the opposite
condition as now in vogue. Prof. George
H. f apy, head of the department o f Indi
ana college, made lids prophesy, In an
addresa' reccnUyl lie said ¿hot in the
future tiie children of the cities will go fo
suburb« or to the country to school in
stead of country children flocking to the
city as they now do. He also propesied
that, in the not far distant future, all
branches of school studies will be taught
agriculturally; that is. they will be taught
in an atmosphere o f agriculture. Prof.
Tapy pointed out that the country chil
dren have numerous advantages over the
city children in the matter of getiiug the
fundamentals of school room studies. He
mentioned that they ore physically innre
vigorous and stronger; that they study in
an atmosphere of quiet instead of in one
filled with noise and* excitement; that
their senses are better trained; thut they
are taught ut home as well as at school
to shore more responsibilities; that they
learn more tilings tliat tench them to
meet the emergencies of life as they come
up and that they have m ore. time for
meditation and thought and have develop
ed in.them more qtfoM cs necessary to
leadership. He re fe m v to the fact that
in aji o f our cities a vast majority of the
leaden in commercial and educational
circles ore country-bred men who first
went to school at the little red sdiool
bouse on the hllL He explained that the
four main qualifications for leadership
are self-control; self-reliance; energy and
quteknesa to act. Theoe four essentials
ore learned more litoroughly in ground in
the natures of the country boys than they
ore in die natures of the city boys.
4 A visitor to the city this week remark
ed to me that he had never been In a city
the size of Sanford where there were so
many young boys on the Street all during
the day and until late at night 1 was
surprised at this statement bu( he carried
me down the street nnd made good his
assertion and since then 1 hov6 noted the
feature myself, Now the parents of these
children are to blame for this state of af
fairs and some of these boys have fathers
who must know their boys are staying
out late at night. A curfew law in Sanford
would certainly work a great cure and the
(parshal could be Instructed to keep the
youngsters off the main street in thp day
time. The rule in the larger cities to
Vmove on" would be a good one to en
force in Sanford.
Until permanent quarter* ara accurad, can
We deal in Celery Farms and
Farm Lands and we are the
largest owners of Town Lots
found at Comfort Cottage
AND EW JOHNSON
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Practk*» In S tile and federal Court*.
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
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Phone 248
M. G. T. Building
GEO. A. Df.CQTTES
ATTORNEY
and
COUNSELLOR
at
LAW
Practice In State nnd Federal Courts
Welborti Block
Snnford. Fla
HOLDEN R E A L ESTATE
COM PANY
THOM AS .EMMET WILSON
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR .
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There is some talk of cutting out the
Seventh Judicial Circuit at
sanitary tax and adding same to the reg Late State Attorney florida
ular taxes by increasing the millage. I
Hcatdehfra, Sanford nnd Svtvnii Lake
uni not in favor of an increased millage
for any purpose and to adfr the sanitary
L G. STRINGFELLOW
tax W9 Uld be u hardship to the regular
. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
tax [layer. The transient people who rent
houses for a few months would never pay
any Banitary tux .and the regular tax pay
er who is now taxed lo death would have
Office in City Hall
to assume the added burden for his neigh
bor who did not own property and thought
H. F. C R I S T
moving cheaper than paying rent. I
think the present sanitary tax is too high
C i v i l E n g in e e r a n d S u r v e y o r
but this idea of taking it off and increas
Drainage and Irrigation Work.
Lots
ing the millage to take care of the defiStaked out and Leveled. Wells Located
clency will not appeal to the tux puyer
Office ni Title Bond ft Guarantee Company
T ue Sa unterer
SANFORD
FLORIDA
Room s I and 2. Peoples Dank Bldg
Real
T he M arks
Estate A gency
E S T A B L IS H E D 1 8 69
A re Offering Any and A ll Kinds of Florida Real Fsiiite
* ' at as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms
Post Office Box 780
As Can be Had Anywhere.
.. License Tax Due
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W. E. Marlin, county tax collector wishes I am organizing a class in Office on Park Avenue, between First and Comrtterclnl Streets. Sanford, Flu
Music in Sanford.
to call attention (o the fact that the
license tax. became due on October first.T e r m « 4 6 .P a r M o n th .
2 Laaaon
Per
W eek
Following Is the state law regarding same;
** ‘No person shall engage in nr manage
the business, profession or occupation Reference: The Conservatory o f Music
Cindnnati, Ohio
mentioned in tills act unless a state
license shall have been procured from the
■FIRST CLASS CRATE M A T E R IA L S , Sanford, Fla
4 Chicago is urging a protest against tiie tax collector.’ This is dear and expUdt.
F. 0. E., CELERY CITY AERIE 1853
extortionate rates dtorged by the express
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Meets Tuesday nights, ot 8 o’clock, ut
companies of Ute country. Thank heaven
tiie hall in the Stone-Gove nildlng. on
for this I If 'there were ever an arrogant,
conscienceless trust, this express company
First street.
f firs t Street, one block front Depot opponile Pòstoffice)
aggregation of highwaymen comprises it.
Fall Announcement
Enormous profits ore reaped each year by
Have just returned from tiie east where IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
the stockholders of the leading express
Wekivn Tribe Nor4t—
ni tko i w . . m ^ - « w t - a f a - f « T for the post week l hnve beeirbiryTug my
Formerly- Manager o f CentraFCafc
fall
stock
of
furnishings,
dothing,
bats
Hunting
grounds of Sanford. Meetings
beyond fairness and business decency ore
on the 1st and 2nd Wednesday o f each
charged. The express companies in litis e tc This buying -has been done with
month in Masonic HalL Visiting broth
great
care
that
our
customers
might
have
territory have ^practically doubled their
ers krdoome.
rales wiihffi the post two years and there the best possible merdiondise for their
A P L A C E FOR L A D IE S AND G E N T L E M E N
is no assurance that another raise will not money and yet have the newest things.
Cali
and
see
my
fresh
stock,
1
can
fit
you
SANFORD
LODGE
NO.
62
F.
St
A.
M.
he Inaugurated within a short time. They
G. W. SPENCER, M u ter
S h o r t O r d e r s A t A ll H o u r s
have shippers at their mercy and if they from head to foot, and you will be pleased
E v e r y t h in g F i r s t C lass
J. C. ENSM1NGER. Socrrury
and
satisfied.
do not like the robbery, all they have to
D. L. Thrasher.
Communication Every Firit and Third
do is to grin and bear iL There is no re
Fridays at 7 p.m .
Prompt, Clean Service
Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rules
lief as things now stand. But this tolera-,
fi. R. CALHOUN
Horace Mendenhall
\ the
c it y
restaurant
H . E. W IS E , Proprietor
Steaks, Chops, Oysters and Fish a Specialty
You’ll be sorry If you don't w ait for
tion will not continue always. The peo The Boston.
ple will rise some sweet day and when
they do, there will be little o f the robbing
express companies left.
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FLOWERS
PLANTS — BULBS
Room and Board $1.50 Per Day.
L. H. T E M P L E
Meats, 35c.
40CNT JACKSONVILLE FLORAL COMPANY
R a ta
by, tljs
W aak
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SANFORD LODGE. No. 27,1.0. O.F.
Meets every Monday night at 7<30 in Ma
sonic Hall. Visiting brethren 1 are cor
dially invited.
W. S. Baldwin.
4
Several weeks ago I mentioned the fact
that unless our people kept their money
ailtotue*we" w opli~eo 6 b~~beas« to have
any and since that time a dozen business
men have discussed the matter pro and
oon and I understand they fully agree
with me in these views. The merchants
themselves ore to blame for this state of
affairs (a t they buy. their stuff out o f town
at every opportunity. Not even the banks
art esem pi and a few figures compiled
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VISITING BROTHERS WEpOOME
Special Offering in Ferns.
Floral Designs to Order.
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Sanford,
riorlda
C A SH
GROCERY
3. B. WILLIAMS, P ro p .*.
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
and Feed
H ay, Grain
Fraiu, Vegetables, Candies, Cigars and Tobaccoes
All Kinds Country Produce Bought arid Sold
2lb, C o r, 3rd S treet and Sanford Ave.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
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There isn’t a thing in this world done
by anybody that hasn’t it’s critics.
Really
too it’s a good thing because publicity is the
grejrt^geiitrihivj^orreotm g-^U
evil.
The
greatest agent in this line is . the country
paper because it appeals to peopfe with a
conscience.
remarks:
We offer this preface to a few
First we have good land, we of
fered 10,OOiXacres at $25 an-acre, - paying
railroad fares to-buyer^-and. otf)er_j;onces^
sions.
Why? because we’ve
got
60,000
acres of land and we want 1,000 families to
settle on our land before January 1st, 191Q.
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Well, then what?
We have sold now,
September 1st 8,550 acres of the 10,000
and we’ve just begun.
That’s pretty good
isn’t it, from July 5th.
That means a lot
-ofneople close
to
Sanford
who
will
be
We don’t carè for the fellow with the
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anvil and Ihe hammer. s * He does no good
for his own proposition or the city of San
ford.
of
We- know we are going to bring a lot
people
to
Sunford's
vicinity;
that's
enough.
We want at Celery City, now listed as
a station on the Florida East Coast Raillot of business people.
grocery and general store
agricultural
implements,
We want
hardware and
lumber
yards,
portable houses, tent dealers, men
with
teams for plowing, carpenters, small trades
of all kinds..
We will give a lot free for one
year to anyone putting in n business place
in Celery City.
We need a new hotel, a big
boardinghouse, a n d ’ a lot of things that
people want NOW.
We offer these oppor-
tunities to Sanford first.
j<
* Don't wait until
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to-morrow.
tunity comes but once.
A
Oppor-
community,
brand new with money ready to pay at your
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doors.
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Branch houses for furniture, hard-
ware and all sorts of goods will pay.
You
m a y jia ve to loaf a few days but you’ ll be
there ready to sell.
Write us today.
October 1st, rilf our propositions
for
concessions, low prices and -special rates
close in accordance
A tlantic Mattana I Bank Building
v i/ t v
with
our
previous
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Engineer’s Report on Sand Done Property i
He W as Sent to Investigate
By THOS. K. BATES
r
IN SANFORD CHURCHES
W here Devout of the Celery
City Worship Sunday.
RESUME O f A IL CHURCH EVENTS
Ls-Senator Catchunandsklncra, Confidence»arae.
XtQI.!
Honorable Sir— A fter ruminating over
the 65.000 acres owed by your company
which you design to divide into five'and
ten acre tracts to be sold to the proletariat
at starving sites, I submit for yourconoideralion the following report:
The land lies low and level, the drain
age thus being handled by evaporation.
Your company will do well to begin the
manufacture o f Chill Tonic right on the
ground in wliolesale quantities as soon as
you have sold one-tenth of the property.
in the brackish, fetid waters overlying
the entire property.
if you would erect n plant comprehend
ing a series of highly heated crucibles, the
sand unused in the manufacture of hour
glasses could be reduced to talcum powder,
the refuse from this product being con
verted Into a scouring compound.
Your purchasers will be able to grow ot
least four full crops of disappointment on
each acre each season. These crops will
have no monetary value, hut still the ex
perience thus gained will be of unlimited
value to the growers in their guidance in
future land investments in this State.
The Professor of Agriculture you sent
with me coincides with my opinion. In,
that alayer of rich humas. eight inches
deep will have to be spread over the en
tire tract (with the exception of the pink
tea urea) before it can be utilized for
igrictahw tf
me at Flimtowm.gjila^Sfalfc.tvsa^lwtelw^;
similar investigation to make there for a
company who believes they have received
of
a Divine inspiration to colonize a lot r*
their friends and acquaintances there.
Yours very truly,
Jonathan Short Change,
Consulting Engineer.
In making the test for flowing artesian
wells 1 penetrated a cap shield of plati
num at a depth.of 0 feet, which -released
an Inexhauslble flow of Extra Dry Cham
paign. This will enable the purchasers
nnd residents of your starvation and fast
ing tracts to drovto their troubles in the
wake of the Flowing Schooner.
’~—
The drainage being taken care trt by
evaporation, as just stated, will give you
sufficient opportunity at the surface
water, which ia of a deep mahogany color,
on account of the presence of a large per
centum of Tanic Acid, to apply one-tenth
part of one per cent of sacharine of glucower buttle the solution in colored ratal ti
ers and dispose of It
French Ctnrct o f
NOTICE TO S U B S C ^B E R S .
an ancient vintage.
In testing for the nimble ortesinn flow
Under u recent ruling of the posiollice
which seemed very shy of our men 1 dis department, it is Impossible for publish
covered a vein of brackish water, highly ers to extend a jx lil for subscriptions,
saturate* with salt. This is in evidence therefore The Herald
insist on
to put the large
of all subsalt mines of this country out of business scribera. A statement of your account
R you will install a plant for its evapora w ilH ie mailed you, or n collector will call
tion and reduction. If the supply should upon you, and in case payment Is not
wane, there is nothing to prevent you made, we will be compelled to discon
from erecting a line of conduits from the tinue mailing you the paper, or suffer The
Atlantic Ocean to the property, which is Herald to be excluded from the malls ns
seven miles distant by the arrow your ar second class matter. We arc compelled
tist drew and fourteen miles over the same to comply with the Wiling of the postofflee
route as established- by~the~Government department, and therefore must insist
survey.
. . * upon you [laying your subscription here
I f you cared to do so, your company after cash in advance, a rule that we will
could throw up an eight inch embank in the future enforce.
ment at an expense of three cents. per
yard and convert the entire property Into
N otice o f Election
a frog producing farm, which Industry conld
Il la ordained by (he Hoard that the following
be supplemented by raising ducks and resolution be published four consecutive weeks In
The Orange County Citlten, The Reporter Star. The
geese. This of could would do away with South Florida Sentinel. The Sanford Herald nnd
the plan to dispose of the tract m fasting The Florida R ecord«:
Whereas the Board of County Commissioners of
and starvation site, to those wlio practice Orange County. Florida, deem ft expedient and to
the best Interest of the county to Issue county
xeropliagy and quadragesiina.
bonds of said county of Orange for the purpose of
constructing
hard surfaced road* to lie mude of
The artesian well refused to artese as 1
Anil whereas the Hoard has ascertained (hat il
desired It and I had a six by six. foot
(s necessary to construct at least one hundred miles
shaft put down to a detail of seventy-two of such hard surfaced roads to be constructed out
brick, and that it will require one million dollars
feet. A t the twenty foot level we passed of
worth of bonds for such purpose to bear Interest at
through a nineteen inch straof well rlpen- thr.ratc of four and one-half (>er cent |>er annum,
principal of said bonds to become due fifty years
* rd grupfruit, which the professor of horti from the date Of issue, Interest payable semi
annually
on the first day of January and July of
culture whom ypu sent along as trconsuUeach year after Issue;
Therefore, be it resolved by tbe Hoard of County
iog genius, believes will run 340' boxes to
Commissioners of Orange County that it it neces
the ton. The price for this product is sel sary to Issue the bonds of Orange County for the
of constructing hard surface roads of brick
dom less than $2.50 per box and nftlmcs purpose
to the amount of one million dollars, to bear inter
runs up to $0 per box. You can best est at the rate of four andonc-half per cent per an
num. principal of said bonds to be due and payable
judge of the value of this discovery when semi-annually on the first days of January and
July
each year after Issue.
1 Inform you there are millions of tons of It isofordered
that the furrgoing preamble and res
olution be published for four consecutive weeks in
this deposit In sight.
The Orange County Cltlien. D ie Reporter Star, The
• " A| the 45 foot level we (Missed through South Florida Sentinel, and Tlie Sanford Herald
tin cightccu inch vein which seemed to and the Florida H«-order prior to December 7th.
ISII).
Done In open Hoard tills September 13th, 11)10.
be a saturated solution of a new make of
By order of the Board.
automobiles, which 1 imagine will be tbe
(S eall
J. H. LEE. Chairman.
models of 1012. Tills vein will run at Attest: D. M. Robinson. Clerk.
Upon motion the following resolution
least one finished machine to the ton ami
and
order was adopted:
• their value is about $2100 each.
Notfce of Election Upon the Question of the Issue
A t the G5 foot level we discovered a de
of County Bonds of Orange County. Florida, for
Purpose of Constructing brick Roads
posit of Trade Dollars, which vividly
Whereas, at a meeting of the Hoard of County
brought to my mind the crime of 73. Commissioners in and for the County of Orange and
S'ate of Florida held at the court house In Orlando
They are not of tlie 16 to 1 variety, but on July 5tb. 1910. the following resolution was
lo-wlt:
*
•
Still it is plainly evident that'"they will adopted.
He It resolved by the Hoard of Cuunty Commis
run $32,000 to the ton. We pul out a sioner* of Orange Cuunty, Florida, that it is neces
sary to issue (ha bond* uf Orange Cuunty for t he
lateral at this point for 22 feet and pene purpose of raising money forron slm ting hard sur
trated a d ep osit^ nutomobilcjtires, which face roads of brick; and that the amount of the
hands necessary to be issued U one million dollars,
said bonds to bear Interest at the rate of four and
will run 100 per centum pure.
one half per cent per annum: the prim ip«) of said
A feature of more than passing ini|x>r- bonds to be due and payable fifty years from tbe
tance to your company would be tlie date of issue, nnd the Interest on said hoods to tie
due and payable semi-annually on the first days of
manufacture o f hour glasses mude of January and July of each andevery year after issue.
Now It is ordered that an election be held oti
sand. The quantity of pure white sand Wednesday, the 7th day of -DuonmUir, A. D, 101(1
which election shall be •ubrrriitrd to the legs
on the surface extends down for a depth at
voters o f Orange County, Florida, tbe question
of 15 inches nnd by proper conservation, whether county ThthD of Orange Couuty shall Issue
for the purpose of rslslng money for constructing
there is Hold 1 doubt hut whut sufficient hard surface roads of brtek In tsh l county: the
raw material is at lutnd to furnish each amount of bonds necessary to be Issued shall in
line million duJlari, iltd-bondsso
person on earth with one of the sand rate of four and one-half per cent .
principal of said bonds to 1« due and payable fifty
liour glasses. On the present basis of one years from dale of Issue, and interest ou said bunds
billion five hundred million population, lobe due end payable semi annually, ou first days
of January and July of each and every year after
this source o f revenue would give your Issuing
urther___
ordered
that lite
la7i_.
____ ______
. furrgoing resolution
oompany $375,000,000 if you sell' the beItpublished
The
In The Orange County
. .. Cltiaen.
.
Reporter
Star.
The
South
Honda Sentinel. Tbe
glasses at two bits each.
Sanford Herald, and The Florida Recorder once a
In tbe north east corner of the property week for four weeks before the election above or
there is a bay bead that seems to have dered.
Done in open Board this September I3lh. 1010.
been the dumping ground for badly used' By order Of the Board.
IscalJ ,
J. H.
LEE. Chairman.
5-5t
plpk teas. This spot is heavily coaled
neon.*'•Clerk
Attest: B. H. KdCi----with muck’. The said teas could be re
habilitated and there is little doubt but
An Ordinance
what society from all parts of this coun An ordinance to provide for a license lor the sale
uf spirituous or malt beverages containing an
try would invest heavily in them.
They
• mount o f alcohol Insufficient to produce In toil
* (tlie teas) could be cauterized and wrench
cation, nnd lumniunly called ‘ near b e f{."
Sec. I. Any person, firm or oorporsflon. engaged
ed loose from tl>e tertiary stage and again In the busineaa or sale of spirituous, vinous, m all
placed in circulation, with little or no or n t h « liquors containing an amount of a"
Insufficient to produce intoxication, which
danger or Innoculatlng the communities spirituous, vinous or malt liquor Is co
rom moo ly
shall pay
known as and called
-in 'which they would be used, if the
Sec. 2. Any violation of the above section shall
Isas are first subjected to proper dtslnfecbe punished by a fine not exmedlng >300.00, or
Imprisonment
not exceeding ninety days, or both
tatkm.
- ---------at Ilia discretion of the Mayor - „ The «winging gardens of Babayion
See. 3. A ll ordinance« or pans of ordinances In
could be made to appear as comic valen conflict herewith tare hereby repasled
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was
tines in comparison with tlie Boating dulyy passed by tbe ehy cuuncillri session Sept. 10.
*K. C. U&iwru,
tBIO
gurdear you ooald BstabUah on any part
City Clerk
o f this tract.
Thoae who love squlatlc ^ p r o v e d by me this 20th dsy^of Se£jsmhcr.
sports oouid revel to their hearts content
0-4«
L*J.--.-i-., * » w »
Thr P u t o i af lit* Ckrrth»« In tk* City are Earn«l»
K n , w » f I , briaf or read tlwlr Asaoaaesmral, and
»ihr> Charth News la this aOre not Istrr ihaa WrJnr*.
Uy aflsiaooa.
__________
f i r s t M ethodist
Rev.A,E.Hnusholdrr. pastor; Church, corner Hark
•venue and FUlh »tree«: p«r»onn<e. corner M »tnolla avenue and Seventh «tree!: phone ¿54.
Sunday morning service a f H : evening « r v k e .
7:30; Sunday school, 8:45 a. m.: Jno. K. Het
tinger, Supt. Epworlh league. 0:45 Sunday evei}-
>aa
•________
The People's Cungreintlonal
Rev. George B. Waldron, paslur; Sunday morning
service. It: evening sendee, 7:30; prayer meeting
Wednesday,7:30 p. m ¡Sabbath school. 8:45 a. m.
J. C. Enitnlnger, Superintendent
^
fr iirrsut B
a pu
tis> ti
K »«p
y. .J. W. Wild man. pastor} Sunday morning
Rev.
a t, It: evening service, 7:30; Sabfcath school,
service.
prayer
B‘4S a.
b m.: Prof. N. J. Perkins, Supt:
__ —
meeting every Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.; teachers'
meeting Friday evening at 7:30
P r e s b y te r ia n
» .t o r .- J T . J M P n a a p . pastor; morning service.
II evening service, 7:30; Sabbath school. 0:45 a.
rt: Henry klcLaulln. Supt: p r a y « meeting Wed
•
nesday. 7:30 p. m
’
.
Chance for Sanford Folks to Moke
Trip to Famous Resort r * r - "
The.twin screw steamer, “ Weklwa," will
make the Initial trip from Sanford to We
klwa Springs tomorrow afternoon. The
Weklwn Springs Co. having the tourist
travel In view have built a fine vessel to
transport the people from Sanford to_Wekiwn Springs, one of the most beautiful
resorts in Florida. The first trip will 1)6
made tomorrow afternoon. the bout to
leave the Clyde Line dock. A ll those
wishing to go can procure tickets from
J. B. £ord, the Clyde Line agent. The
first trip will be complimentary, the par
ties going paying for the hotel accommo
dations nt the springs. The return .trip
to Sanford will bemadeSunday nflerpoon.
For further particulars telephone Mr. Ford
at the Clyde Line dock.
------------ ----------------
In Lodge Circles
Death o r Frank Catchcl
Frank Gatciiel, »on of Mr. and Mr», m .
D. Gatcho! of this city, died in the hos
pital at Springfield, IlL, Thursday, Sept.
22nd. Mr. Gntchel left his home about
»lx weeks ago for Montana, where his
health seemed to fall him and on the ad
vice o f « physician left for Sprlnglieid, 111.,
where he had formerly resided.
Hit
mother and brother were with him at the
time o f his death. His many friends will
be shocked to hear o f his sudden demise. a L
Clyde Pharm acy Changes
F. J. Lovell or the Clyde Pharmacy dis
posed of, his interests lids week tu T. a .
Newlnn. Mr. Lovell expects to travel fur
a Missouri drug linn in tlie ncur future
but at present will remain at the Clyde.
Mr. Lovell had built up a fine trade dur
ing Ids short stay nnd relihquisheb with
reluctance Ids holdings on account of ill
health. He has many friends iieru who
hate to see. (dm leave, but wish him suc
cess in his new field o f labor.
/
About (ifteen members ot Orlando Lodge
N o tice
I. 0. 0. F. attended the meeting of SonThe city council will meet on the lint
ford lodge on Monday night nnd assisted Monday night in October to hear com
in the initiation of thirteen new members. plaints from all those who may consider
their, personal or real property over as
Sanford lodge is growing steadily.
sessed for the year 1910.
F or M arshal.
The Masons are proud of their new
1 announce my candidacy (or re-election as Mar
shal. I propose to make the race solely on my
The congregations ot all the services home in ihe Miller Block, but tefiling sorry record, la m not the candidate of any ctkiim |
solicit the support of the voters on my merit«
for
their
less
fortunate
neigbore
hove
de
have been better than ever before, so
Respectfully,
cided
to
share
the
lodge
room
with
them.
early in tlie season. Six members were
___________ GREEN W. SMITH .
received into the church Ittst Sunday.
Marshal-and C ollector.
The Eagles had a very Interesting meet
The usual services may be expected
1 hereby announce my candidacy for the <ifi)o>uf
TiexrSnbbadr A t the evening service ing on Tuesday nlgtrt nnd carried a can Marshal and ColWctor f o r Sanford at the coiniut
city election.—
*
tlie congregation will be favured with an didate across the burning Bands. A buf
.........
-Respectfully.__ ..
- •
*
' W. A Til.LIS
Instrumental selection by Messrs Butt fet luncheon was served afterward and
and Wlihington with violin and Mr. Brock tlie boys enjoyed themselves us only
Eagies can.
'
with cornet. Ail invited.
SANFORD HOUSE
.Catholic
Commencing October flrit The Herald
— Sunday school B-a. m.—M a#»-«iul—ser
will
publish lodge notices free and would
mon 10 a. ro. Rosary, sermon ami bene
like
to
have all changes in officers uml
diction 7:30 p. m.
other data of interest to visitors.
Next Sunday services will he held in
tlie Catholic church as follows: Sunday
N otice
school. 9 a. ro.; moss and sermon, 10 a. m.;
Iy Si
rosary, instructiort-and benediction, 7:30 distributors and nil persona bavins claims or di'in rinds against tlie Estate o( Mu linei Kennedy
p. m. Subject of sermon at 10 o’clock Jones. Deceased, to present them within two year*
rromi
haaromsTiBr
servfceT '‘Tlie' TTucTiansiTc- Congress nt
J. C. Jones
W C. Juats
Montreal.” Mondny, mass, 7 a. m.. Cate
,
Administrators of the Estate of
!
chetical instructions. 9 a. rn.
Michael Kennedy Jones, Dru-asrd
Septemlirr 23, A. D. 1910
H oly C ro ss tp ls e o p u l
Rev. B. F. Brown, reclor; A. D Kky. senior war'
den; Sunday mornlni service, 11; evenlns service,
7:30; Sabbath school. 9:45a in.: B. F. Whllner.
Supt.; prayer raeeltny. 7:30 Wednesday evenlmt.
Service's will be held at the Holy Cross
Episcopal Church next Sunduy ut the reg
ular hours, morning and evening.
H.
New
Co-educational C o l l e g e
Florida
lU sdiu aiioitiiiB il)
■
S *fr dU h fo r yam boy or |ir!
Law R itti. R tc.
B- F. lu y iiM , fo rn itily PrreuDnt oF A ib u ry Collega
ia Kentucky, i, lb* P it lJ r A t nf tkti new Inititu
linn. I l f , b b R etail and Collega Combine*!.
In sdditiun 1u iba Scientific anil C laoicel cantica
i (W illi s i n m Inn l r jive n ia the (reining a i yauu|
preachers, fiiin iu n iitei. evangelista ahd tven geliu k
linfara. Opana
Septem ber 2 9 ,
1910
For ire* eafalog with full b ifu im ilt« n, w iiit to
R EV. B. F. H A Y N E S
* P r e s i d e n t L iv i n g s t o n C o lle g e
E n te rp ris e , F lo rid a
CAR
Wc
K.
want
R.
your
LOT
crop
FARBEK $H0P
New L ocation
- New Barbers
B eat o f Servlco
Sanford House Shop
PIATT ft GREEN, Props.
O p p osite P e o p le s Honk
jw_m
m
C O M P A N Y
CO M M ISSIO N
In
BEST C L IM A T E
'IlEST W A TE R
BEST RELIGIOUS INFLUENCE
.
tl-Bt
W O O D S
N
M ERCH ANTS
DISTRIBUTORS
and
will
offer
M U R R E L L ,
special
inducements
Resident Manager
SANFORD. FLORIDA I
UNIVERSITY
OF F L O R I D A florida State College Tor Wonifn
G A IN E SV ILLE
A Superior But lne*penMve Institution
For Florida Young* Men
Four college«, tgrkultut»1 raperiment ittnuu; U nivrt•njr ( i l t a i i o n _ 48 m o ic iio fi and kMwtanu
HOptr
cent ickcreas* in i Iltcndancc last year. Attractive LutJd
ifigt atkd c'liipui, For catalog u liift«* A. A. M u r p IlfC C
P re s id e n t. -
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TALLAMASSEE
■ 'College of A ll* ai>d Sete neri, Normal SJnml,
of Mutti, Schus.l of Ari, SfKool oLEijiftuian, Kln»wl
of Home Ecobuhum, Fini clan ri|«ip4n*ni tht|jyg)..roi.
Tiitioa» Ire*. OtKar tspaci«*» v*iy luw* Fot .«.tuMi-«tion Adirsi
EDWARD CORRADI, Prrnltleiit
i/ W iV s Y (Y iW a V iY fV k V m V «> Y n ik W iY iiV iV (V iY tV iV k (V tV iV iV m r r ^ - !
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jW e Loan Money on Real Estate H
ììrmsJI
3; Ç ,
Five |)cr cent on yearly 3 ""
*t,
balancea,
10 li -----years in- ■;
---- ¡t---- ---widen to return tlie loan. 5:
Privilege oTpuytng ua al_s.
5- m '
any lime, thus stopping m, further interest. Six months grace incase
m "> ■
of ml verserei rcu insta nces.
I- ! »
You return (he principal
:
ill the rato of $7.50 on rite
■ftSi.Oti).
i t
Build on
3:
Y o u r Lot j
WHY
PAY
RENT?
Ânvi 1Î
delayed lon| enough sod lost by iL
m to buy,
X* s*is
ss«a| improve
)lll|(|uvC a
l(s
W * loan money
build,
homes
or lift Mori|.|r. anywhere in the State. W hy let a
lot lie vacaal when il will bring you returns, I f your lot la nor paid for
lei ia help you. W ill take
pleasure in ciplaininf our proposition. Cali
write.
Rooms' 8 and 9, Pico Building
PH O N E 177
-rrtSB U
£
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»• a poor invMtment, and oot that >ou wilL orver derive any future benefit* from. S: J *
The Standard Home Go.
.
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or interest to Those Religiously In*
«lined-S ubjects o f Discourses
fo r the Sabbath.
STEAMER TO WEKIWA SPRINGS
S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A
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S e p te m b e r
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23.1910
T l t e SANFORD HERALD
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A Romance
Of Flying
VIRGINIA
T H E AIR LANES *
By
H erbert Quick
Fertilizer
W o Manuraotnre
A
Superior F ertilizer for
' UÄNUFACTUItERa Of
Corn
Lawns
Lettuce
Cane
Beans
Flowers
Cantaloupe
Celery
Cotton
Strawberries
Potatoes
Grape Vinos
Orange Trees
Tomatoes
'S an fo rd
Watermelons
. Copyright. 1909, by the Bobbi. Merrill Company
Company ||
¡S U P E R I O R ”
F E R T IL IZ E R S
L. V. D. BLAIR, Agent
I* O. BOX 718 — »----Florida
W e Sell F e rtilize r M aterial at low est Prices
^
down to Fort'M organ, ~tTience to Pal
Sbe obeyed. They hnd risen to a
metto Dench, get their mall a rid 'b e
height o f perhaps 200 feet before her
back for dinner.
Inexperienced hands could change the
Mr. Waddy shied from the sea, but
propellers, mid Canon told her to keep
once In nlr he became Intoxicated with
the height. Rhe asked If she might
enthusiasm. I f this machine, said be,
not use a little higher speed, bnt he
was so good that the Aerostatic Power
said no—economy In gns was In the
W e have 5 o f the most
people thought It good business to hire
G E N E R A L
FIRE
moderate speed. "K ee p her as she Is,"
W ild er to drown It and Its Inventor— desirabltjots on Sanford
■aid be.
he could not otherwise explain the hor
"Can you come up?" she asked.
These
rible affair o f yesterday—It was good He}gKt¿Tto\sell.
IN S U R A N C E A G E N T
“ H a re you tha atrength?”
enough to be backed, ^vvltb all tbe lots have a frontage o f 65
She asked thla tw o or three times. Waddy
all
tbe
r v « l i n y money.
mutiny, In
in a
n tu
o eight
u ig u i banks
m inus.
*
D
I A
Ì
. and got no reply. *- Suddenly she- ‘The virginia hud jiiigiitwTTTmiT^er - t e e L o n ^t~a jtii_/ x v e n u ct a n a
SANFORD, FLORIDA
-tftflcr Above First National Bank
■creamed with the fear that be had parade
tiit e*«1,1 ‘ ground
i t*.. .1 at
« é Fort
E * * Morgan.
\V'n.«TIT*. ' TI.
Í
■- * ***^
2?^
Tin*
ember
l
æ
f
5
rein
fainted, and ns I f aroused from a atu- bamboo-braces fell outward, and she
por he asked her to advance the spark lay on an even keel. The aeronaut In the cast, the front o f ih c
a little and when she had done so to variably hulled ut the mooring balloon
house always shady after
retard It again.
and received passes, but Mr. Wnddy’s
“ A re you In danger?” sbe asked. declaration o f feAlty was so absorbing noon.
W e have a special
“ Can you hang on?”
and tho speed o f tbe Virginia so uu*Tm all right.” said he, ."only my wonted to her pilot that tho fort hud price on these lots for thè
h u d a . Can you see shore? Is It far?” been spread benoath hltn ilka a map next ten days.
Cash or
- The- shore w as rising fnst. sha told before he wns aware o f It. T o ulight
him. It was not so very-fa r now, but might mean arrest. Inquiry and dls- on time.
tbe gas was almost gone. Could she do chnrgo after .explanation» to the comanything? Was thorn nothing to be mnnduut. Colonel Krlm nlti, o f whose
W e have a handsome
done to eke It out eo'ua to bring them, ■■verity Carson felt no real four, tint
15-room residence situated
a Itttle closer before they fell Into the If ho Irlinl 'to go away after runulng
sea? Could he do anything If he w ere the guurd he might be (Ircd on as a in the most desirable resi
spy making off with complete photo
In ths car?
dent section o r the city.
"K ee p her as she Is." said he. ‘'W hen graphs. Altogether It was safest to
w * get eloHe enough so sho can g ild « alight, thought Carson, ami he settled If you
would furnish a
on the parade ground, greatly J o the
In I'll lighten her."
agitation o f an nwkwnrd squad drill few o f the rooms and rent
"H o w lighten her?" sbe asked.
"It's easy." said he, "from down ing under a sergeant, whose bellowed them the rent would pay
rommnmls were cut short off by tho
here. Keep her as she lsl"
or 5
The dunes lifted white In tbe sun, whir o f the reversal o f the Virginia’s for the place in 4
wing
blades.
He
turned
nnd
saw
the
■blmmerlug In. the heat, sw elling as
years and give you your
the Virginia darted nearer and nearer huge dragon fly w ith Its bow rudder
rent free.
This elegant
to shore. The horror stricken |>eoplo pointed ut him like a great mandible.
The drill sergennt’s expression car house will be sold in
on the beach saw her coming, like an
albatross before a gale. Tho girl on ried conviction to the sergeant o f the
A rc
For Inlorntatlon o r Reservations sec or w rite
the deck prayed fervently for the mi guurd. where htfl description o f a devil next few days.
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raculous renewing o f th e-little cruAe o f n bird thing that you couldn’t see at going to pass this up and
T.
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all
till
It
struck
the
ground
might
not
o f oil from which was made the gns
ticket Aient. Sanford. I larici»
that kept them up, niul the man under have been credited. The guard turued let some other lucky fellow
neath'bu ng ou grimly, awaiting tho out and moved on the parade ground. pick it up?
I f you want
cesautlou o f Htroke, which would prove The.guard encountered a great silver
that tho mixture which was the breath winged Insect with a snug car amid- it don’t hurry but be as
o f life o f the great engines was ex alilps. her four braceH sticking In the
quick as you can.
hausted at last. Once, twice, thrice, Bermuda grass like very Hhort legs. .
Th
e
guard
halted
at
live
paces,
and
came the balling In the machinery thnt
W e have a lot o f bar
the sergeant 'advanced, obtaining his
was tbe death rattle o f the motors.
first
good
look
at
Mr.
Cralgln-nd.
main
•’ Virginia!" said he.
gains in Celery Farms.
taining the attitude o f military carica
"Y e *.” she replied.
"F ix tho gliding mechanism. The ture with n steadiness perfectly statu These prices we now have
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esque.
The sergeant, n little man on them won’t hold over
gns is done.”
"Y es, Theodore."
. • - with a red mustache turned up.n la
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'T u rn hf*r hose down a little. With Unlsor, looked at him for tmlf u minute 60 days, better pick one
momentum enough she'll make It from nnd uttered u mysterious exclamation. of these up before the rush
Craighead remained motlonleas, his
here. And when sho gets within those
100 acres o f the
breakers. If she la less than twenty- | hand to his cap. The sergeant amna- starts.
five feet high, tilt her up again a little. edly returned the salute. Crnlgheud finest Celery and Lettuce
relaxed his tense mUBcles, dropped hLs_
Do you underatand?”
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"Yes.
I'll do It.
Anything more. liuud to Ills aide nnd winked w ith trie land in the Sanford
These farms can be bought for the next thirty
utuioat sobriety o f nxpfeesion.
Theodora V
tion, which we can make
"N o; only ramrmber whnt you snld j ‘T ’odner,” said be, "b a re yeh got any
days for less money than ever again. W e
you a special price, will
about forgiving mo If I'd let you com » ratin' tohaekerV“
with me._ Hememher. turn her prow ! “ I'll trouble you gentlemen for your
cut it up for ^rou or sell
have Sanford farms to sell. N ot Largo, T a ft ,.
up a Uttle when she nears shore. passes.” returned the sergeant.
\
You'll make It, dear; you’ ll make It!”
•‘Unfortunately." replied Mr. Craig you the whole piece.
Burbank
nor
Celery-City,
but Sanford,
hire. GraybUI, standing on the shore, ! head, “ wi* omitted to obtain passes.
noted with the reet the new motion o f ! Bay no more, .Mr. Sergeant, W e are
tbe airship when the engines were nil aoldlern. Thla Is (Jennie Tbeodo’
Alw ays Sanford. There is only one
etopped und wondered why It behaved Cabson. M. A., and this Mr. Waddy,
eo qu?erly.
who nerved In his youth In tbo typhoid
Sanford. A ll irrigated ready to plant. W ill
And then Mrs. Gray hill screamed. uprising nl Chlcknmnugn In the SpanShe had seeu the tuun under rite car Ish-American war. Show your button.
pay for themselves this w i n t e r . ....................
deliberately let go his hold and drop Mr. Waddy, aa au H. A. W. V. Vou
Into the water.
The Lightened car see, sergeant, thift you are quits safe
tilted slightly upward now as VlrglutU against our cnpiyrtng Fort Morgan."
Ü
obeyed orders, soared slowly onward,
"H e re '« Captain Dolger sow. Tell
rising a little ar>~ber momentum him about It.”
brought the great gliding surfaces
'Captain Bolder was a choleric gen
against the air, and then,, ¿(earing the tleman with whiskers like General
foam o f the surf, she softly settled on Sherman’s., much thlnnrd by the tntha sand with her stern rudder, like -ersaso in the urea.o f the face since the
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tha tall o f a great dead bird, washed establishment o f the foliage. H e ad:
by the hungry waves which sbe had vanced rupldly. with n blppety-hopplug
ftv w w w w w w w w w w w w v w w w m w w w U w w H W m tw w « '
as by a miracle escaped. And rowing gait, as I f catching step with an Imag
la from tbe offing where he had gone inary companion very careless o f til
m,
I
,
ft
la hla flahiug boat In tbe wild atid-lu^ I
V
probable belief that ¡he might help his
"W hat'a thla, eergean tr’ be aputtermaster came Captain Qarrod with ta ed. "Thla la quit# Irregular, aergoant
white faced young man lying In the
—IrraguUr. Tba parade gTound!
A
twetsm u f tha Dual whose Angers drip
d— d thing“ with wtnga and V type — W c^havc a few lots that w 6
ped blood from the remorseless work
engine«! And no paaae«? Bo mo 000 are selling to the Colored P e o
o f the tile.
will aweat fo r thla.
n igh ly Irreguple at $40 each, a small cash
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lari”
payment
and
the
balance
$2.50
“ A llow me to suggest ,“ 1 observed
T a rd n n m »." aald Theodora. “ My
P E D B A K E R Y IN F L O R I D A
Craighead as the gentlemen o f the par name la Oaraon. 1 mlacaleulated my per month.
These lots w ill be
ty at n arrod’a camp aat In lounging ■pe?d. t know Colonel Krtmnltz, and
worth $100 before you get thru
attitude on various article* used as If”- .
A ll Mixing done by Latest Im proved Machinery.
“ Colonel Krim ullt, air," said Captain paying for them.
chairs, mostly Jetsam nnd flotsam o f tho
gulf, “ that In perfecting tbe first really Bolger, ‘la temporarily on leave. I am
Finest Quality o f Bread and all kinds o f Cake
practicable flying machine we have act the officer o f the day, air. You will
Made Daily. Everything Sanitary, best o f
In motion eoclal and economic reac produce a paas for your confounded
tions that w ill go on and on far beyond aarooef or 1 ahall order you” — Material Used. A ll, and especially the Ladies’
“ 1 feel .aura," aald Mr. Caraon. “ that
the ken o f tboee who, mil Ike myeclf,
have not made a specialty o f them. Colonel Krimnlta” —
arc invited, to visit our shop.............................
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Aa that aubmarlne dragged tba Vir
"Colonel Krlincttx be. hanged 1" re
ginia out to aea yesterday we all torted Captain Bolger.
".You can’t
thought ft was the last o f Carson, M. coma the Krim nlta game, air. w b llf ha
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la on leave .— Sergeant l-------------- — — Ur. Carson picked at hla bandaged
"C aptain!" aald the eergeant, aalutAngara, embarrassed.
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“ 1 didn't see ranch hope o f escape,”
"Bee what that thing 1 r In ■the -fr tsaid be.
low'a bapd." pointing to Mr. W addy'*
Breakfast was served. M r W a d if camera. ’T a k e It. and I f ltTa _a bomb
was upon tenterhooks until the Vir explode It at aea.
I f U'a a 'ca m era
ginia had been explained to him, ao tyra lt over tp me ln«Ututlj An<J yypi\ue
a trip, was arranged fo r Waddy * Craiglo u m m »]
hmA gndLOgrtiM f' j n > v wouid^JJj
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GONNELLY
Atlantic
EVERYWHERE
Summer Tourist
Sum m er
All Points
Resorts
FROM
Also Numerous. Special O c
casion Rates at all Timos
N ow Is The Time T o Buy Improv
ed “Ready to Plant” Sanford
;
Celery Farms
If you have any Real
Estate you can not« sell
bring It to us. If there
is any picce of Real Es
tate you want to buy
come and see us.
CO LO RED
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P E O P LE
For Land See Field
H.
H.
CH A P P E L L ’ S j
Spencer’s Bak er y
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W e M ake any Kind of C ake-on-S peolal O rder------ :--------- 1
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fie lc k ft-S o n
Room 8, Peoples Bank
Sanford
111 Park Ave.
Phone 106
Sanford, Florida
U. S. A.
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�September 23,1910
H IC SANFORD M tRALO
There are a few1 paper« In thla state
that are constantly howling about fake
land scheme*. We have yet to hear a
man who haa purchased land In this secPuUbbed iSrcrT Frtósr Manda* at Sanfwd, n «
Iti J. H ou r, Editor and Proprietor
tlon say he regretted the act. There may
be some fake land schemes working In
• h Sm rfa tt^ a P rice. « 2 .0 0 a Y ear In Advance
other portions o f Florida, but a man who
buys dirt In this section gets his money’s
Catered as eeoood-dasa mall matter Aasm t 22nd,
worth every time.— Kissimmee Gazette.
1908, at the Pwtofflc* at Sanford. Florida.
.Act of March 3rd. 187«
. The.brick Was thrown Into the crowd
and there is really no need for yon to
OfBca P in t Floor la the Blabop Block. First S t m t
dodge. %Kissimmee lands have never
Telephon« No. 148.
been mentioned in fake land class.
The Herald has over 2000 paid subA glance at thedrawlngof the proposed
acrlbara. That Is why an advertise
brick roads on the first page of The Herald
ment In t b it "country weekly" pays
will convince any one of the feasibility of
the nine foot rood flanked by clay and
EÇI1ÛES FROM EDEN,
Bermuda gras* sod. The county commis
W halevir trouble* Adam had.
No /nan could make him tore.
sioners have no wish to build a road that
By raying when he told ■ ]e*u
would not accommodate the traffic and at
I'v e heard that Joke before.'*
—Suocni Madeline.
any time the road should prove too nar
Whatever trouble* Adam mUaed,
row an extension could be made. The
ThU moat have made blm « r e
nine foot road built according to the' out
Whan fcaaod Mother Eve fell out
He couldn't klam (he door.
line ought to accommodate the traffic un
—Utrmlnlbam Are-Herald
der ordinary conditions.
Vehicles can
Whatever trouble! Adam bore.
pass on this road at all times wltii per
He never had to Zdcve
Berauie a woman lived neit ddof
fect esse and safety.
Who coaxed the cook fromEv* .
M ay Manton Patterns
We have accepted the Sahford Agen
cy for the Celebrated May Manton Pat
ternb. Oct. Fashion Sheet in next week
All Patterns
10c
Th e GOODQUALITYs m
TA ILO R E D
Am erican Lady Corsets
SUITS
All the new model? now in. Ask the
Lady who has tried them.
Priced from
1.00 to $5,00
Our new readv-to-wear department has made
THE
A merican Girl skirt
a decided hit with-the ladies.
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Müde t o llt - FIttoTO ar
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For the last ten days something new has
been arriving for this popular department from
some of Am erica’s Leading Ladies’ Tailors.
This
week we are showing:
—Chicago Record-Herald.
Whatever trouble* A
He waa a lucky mi
w
to dump
----_n.
Detroit Free Preaa.
Whatever trouble Adarn had.
(W e hope thla thin* will rhyme),
He never wept over punk like thla
In the good old »ummertime.
- N e w York Tribune.
t he
Ladies Tailored Suits in Rose, Gray, Black, arid Blue. In
the popular invisible stripe Prunella Cloth at suit
$14.98
straw berry.
Late developments in the cultivation of
the strawberry op in the frigid north are
Interesting in » cursory way to the grow
er« of the luscious fruit In this section.
It is claimed they have discovered that
Another Popular Suit is an Unfinished Worsted in Black
and Blue, nlso Finished Worsted, worth $20.00, at
$1748
Voll and Panama S kirts
Two popular styles with us this season will be
An all-wool Panama, trimmed with Buttons and Pleats, in
blue ond brown, wortli $7.50. at
~
$4.98
Whatever trouble! Adam had.
Th ere'! one he mlaaed. Ml own,
■Tampa Tribune.
Whatever trouble Adam bad,
And he had eome, I gueaa.
He never had tp foot the hill
-Klatlmmce Gaxeltr.
Whatever trouble« Adam had
Were none that really hurt,
Like the modern Eve could tell him
She'd bought a hobble aklrt.
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Bryan refuse* to support an old Nebras
ka friend for Governor because o r the
whiskey plank in the platform, Mr. Brynn
stands for local option.
A headline in the Tampa Times an
nounces that the Pathfinding car is "Blaz
ing Ita Way Southward." "The Times
evidently meant "Smoking Its Way South
ward."
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The Herald will not be up to standard
for a few weeks for (he office is on the
move and will not settle down to a steady
grind before October first. Our friends
and enemies will please overlook any
deficiencies during this period. We can
promise them that never again shnll we
move. , ,
W. D. Bell has taken editorial cliarge of
tlie Arcadia Champion.
Mr. Bell was
formerly editor of the Sanford Chronicle
as his salutatory rings like the same Bell.
The Herald extends a greeting to the
new editor of the Champion and if it is
the same Bell that formerly rang in San
ford we hope be wilt have success in ringing for Arcadia
So our berry growers will persist In the
happy habit of supplying thcjlrat berries
of the season, beginning about the Christ
mas holidays and continuing until the
crop of Missouri, Maryland and Virginia
comes In. By that time the cream of the
market will be skimmed, and we are not
deeply concerned in the matter after the
idea of September. A big luscious Flori
da strawberry in December * is worth a
pint of the belated freaks that may be
produced in New Jersey and New York
along in the fall after the devouring pub
lic has been satisfied with apples, plums
and peaches and filled up with grapes.
Everything in nature works for good to
them that live in Florida, ond everything
outside of natiftc is too ezpenslve to tie
profitable.
A ll of which means that the Sanford
growers will realize handsome returns
from their berries, this season. The subIrrigntlon and protection offered the Sunford berry should make it the first in the
market and the best o f the kind.
San
ford strawberries are destined to bocome
us famous as Sanford celery.
WA N T S
All Local A dvertisem en tv Under ThU
Heading. One Cent a W ord Each Issue
Boys and Girls! Get your school books
und supplies lit the M. & it.
’ 6 ,if
Rooms furnished or unfurnished, with
bath. Suitable for light house keeping.
Apply Cor. 8 th and Park.
6 -lt-p
To R elit— Hbusc 0 rooms and butli room
comer of street Address,
The society'and local department of
Addison L. Williams,
The Herald will hereafter be in cliarge of
.
Sanford. Fla.
Mrs. J. C. McDaniel. The public can con
fer a great favor upon the -society editor
-call for your favorite at
6 -tf
and the paper by using the, phone and M. & R. store.
For Sale, Cash or Instalments— Six well
keeping them Informed of current events.
Mrs. McDaniel is a well known writer and located lots. Four on paved streets. A. P.
Connelly.
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will be a most valuabk-addkton to The
For Sale— A bargain, florae, wagon
Herald staff.
and harness. Good condition. R.F. Wash
^
A visit to The Herald office this week
that waa certainly a great pleasure was
that of Bro. Hetherington. editor of the
Lakeland News who is one of the most
briUlant and virile writers In the south.
Bro. Hetherington. "did'nt know where he
was going but he was on h li w a y " to get
a few days vacation from the ceaseless
grind o f getting out the best’ weekly in
Florida.
The Herald added ten new subscriptions
to the large list this week. On October
first Uils_papef£wll> Inaugurate a piano
contest whlchipromises to keep the young
ladles on the <pu vlve until the holidays.
One o f the young ladies will get a fine
piano, oua dfr diamond .ring and other
prizes*for Chriftmas presents. Watch The
Herald for future announcements. We
Intend to have 4,000 subscribers by Janu
ary 1 st, 1011 .
burn on H. H. Chappell's plooc. Route 3.
Jim Hammond can mix it for you at
the M. & R.
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Wanted— Cottage of five rooms or fiat
of five rooms. Address Box 1066. 5-tf
W ANTED—To buy 3,000 acres, or more
of Florida land, for colonization. Must
be good land, well located. Address P. O.
Hamilton Smudge Heater. An exhibition
as, Clyde Pharmacy. M, W. Lovell, AgL
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Ice Cream made from pure cream at
M. U R.
6 -tf
House to Raqt— Eight rooms and bath.
Newly painted inside. On Celery avenue,
tuiuwn ns Williamg’Jiougiu^JnquireJi. A.
Bromley.
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For Rent—Ten acres tiled laud on street
car line. Station on place. Two acres o r
tiled land, cottage and barn on place.
On street car line. Address, J. N. Whitner, Sanford Florida.
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Tobacco and cigars and supplies at the
M. &. R.
6 -tf
For sale__ I have five or six pieces of
land more than I need for trucking. These
lands were bought cheap, cleared under
On two separate oq&iaions lately the
Jacksonville Metropolis has referred to
Sanford as ji village. When Bob Holly of great bargain. One five acres perfectly
the Sanford Herald goes to Jacksonville iih-il,jtiiird year la cultivation, 30 rods
40 acres
again the police had better meet him at from Beck Hammock station.
half cleared - and plowed, -ha la nee fin «
Tto-tnrtTtnKrtatB-tfimtm offorhirarTTe hammock, two strong wells, tool house, ‘A
will never stand for, this “ village of San- miles from Cameron City. .Best bargain
Telegraph.
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Especially
J J O U Ü ilJ M
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connection
W lO W U Ü tl with
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a Jack-
c |eftJ l
aonviUe man whp comes to. 8 large çily, _________
¿jg ç,lypreee eve who will’
guarantee
and gets lost— with 6000 aluminous on him satisfaction.
2 -6 t
at th at The next ja y from Jacksonville
I have lurnse and several choice Iota in
w i l l be placed under police protection at Sanford Heights und Mufihura Heights
once. The akyaergpere and street c a n of for sale. Price« low. Easy term « Fred
this “ v i l l a g e " are too much tot them.
Ü Yaple. •-----------* g-tf-c
Voil Special.—They are the Altman Voils, trimmed with
Handsome Applique, some with Buttons worth $12.50, $9.98
SCHOOL
T IM E
IS
H ER E
And we w ere never so w ell prepared to serve you as now
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Ginghams for School Dresses
Galatea for the Boys
In all the new plaids, worth lOe yd, but
bought in Mill Ends, 10 to 20 yds in piece 8J4c
The best thing that can be had for Boys’
Biouse Suits, in all the new colors, at yd. 19c
Percales
Outings
.
They ufe in all the new fall colors rad and
blue ground prevail, full yd wide nt; yd
10c
Misses’ School Shoes
They are in Vici lace with low heels sizes
12 to 2, at
$1.49
Sizes 8 to 11
$1.23
: “ 5 to 8
----------------- :-------- 75c
2 to 5
•
69c
For the Children’s Nightgowns, in dainty
checks and strii>es. Bougfit in short lengths,
hence not 10c but
614 c
Boys’ School Shoes
Made of Gun Metnl Leather, Blucher Styles
Nos. 3 to 5, ut \
‘ $1.98
.
*’ 10 to 2'A ut
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Little Gents' Patent Leather Bluchers $1.49
Specials all Round tne Store
Sofa Pillow Tops, at
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White Lawn, In Short Lengths, at
.
Calico, in Fall Shades, at___
Apron Ginghams, in Short"Lengths, qt
Zoiglcr Shoes
The New Fall Button Boots now in
$3.00 to $3.50
t . .......... ...................
Onyx. Hosiery
This week’s boat brought a neW line
from Lord St Taylor.. . . . . . 25 and 50c
.
Pillow Cases, 42x36, at.— .......
Mercerized Table Covers, at
Double Bed Sheets, at.
Long Cloth, Fine os Cambric, at
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Septem ber 33,1910
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THE SANfORD HERALD
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
Mrs. M. A. Speer and sister. Miss Shep
pard, nro home ifigaln a fte r. a pleasant
outing at Daytona Beach.
Little Happenings— Mention o '
M atters In Brief.
Mrs, Frank Miller spent last week at
Daytona, returning Saturday evening.
PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST
J. K. Mcttinger returned lost week from
Philadelphia.
Henry McLaullii returned Sunday from
his trip to New York.
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The, Home Mission Society of the Meth
Summary o f the flo a tin g Small Talk
odist church held their usual meeting on
Succinctly Arranged fo r Hur
Tuesday afternoon in the diurch.
ried Herald Readers.
Robert Herndon left Sunday night for
A. J. Lovell vliltcd friends In Apopka an extended visit to California.
last week.
Miss Jennette Laing spent a few days
C. T. Hungerford of Orlando, was with last week in Jacksonville, returning home
us la»l Friday for a few hours.
Thursday.
It takes an angel to do the right thing
Harold Haskins has resumed his duties
at oil limes.
as assistant postmaster after a two week's
The M. & R. now carry school supplies.
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I will rent tny truck farm on Celery ave
nue consisting of 4J4 acres cheap for
lettuce crop, I to have possession Jan. 1st,
1911. Price $100. Geo. C. McDougal,
R. D. No. 3, Sanford, Fla.
5-8p
Combination Book Case and Desk, worth
$18.50, removal sale price $14.75. W il
liams & Milteer. .
5-2t
A line Quarter Sawed Oak Dresser
worth $35.00 Removal sale price $23.75.
5-2t
Williams A Millier.
All the best in school supplies nnd
books at the M. A R.
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50-lb. Felt Mattress, worth 12,50, remov
al sale price $9.50. Williams & Milteer
Fire Insurance— Yodr business will be
promptly and ' carefully hand let! and
placed in flrstclass companies. A. P.
Connelly.
5-4t-c
Mahogany Library Table, worth $25v
removal sale price $18.50: Williams A
Milteer.
Sideboard, worth $17.50, removal sale
price $12.50. Williams & Milteer.:.
’OU can dress well even if we
don’t supply you, but you can
-
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. DeCotlcs left on
Wednesday
for N$w York. Mrs. DeCotlcs
Mis» Lillian Higgins returned last week
will
stay
for
several weeks. ^lr. DeCottes
from her visit to her sister, Mrs. Stryker
returning next week.
In Pennsylvania.
Miss Mary Alice Martin of Jacksonville
Is the guest of her sisters, Mrs. J. C. Mc
Daniels and Mrs. Geo. Fox. Jr.
• J. W. Mason and family of Boonville,
Indiana, have arrived ip the city and will
locate upon a fine form near Monroe.
L. E. Tew received word Sunday that
his folks had taken a turn for the worse,
and he started on early train foe Wgst
Fort Meade.
‘ Seth Woodruff of Orlando, spent Mon
day In the city. Mr. Woodruff is u good
roads enthusiast and never fails to put
up a good argument for the bond issue.
Mrs. Ernest Tolar of Port Tampa is the
guest of relatives in Sanford for a few
days before visiting her sister, Mrs. Pattlshall at Genevu.
Mrs. J. E. Laing and son, Joe. arrived
home the latter part of last week after
a month spent among relatives and friends
at different points in Georgia.
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Wildman returned
Saturday last after a month's visit with
relatives and friends In .North Carolina
and Virginia.
Mrs. M. D. Gatchcl left Sunday last for
Springfield, IlL, being called there by tel-'
egram on account of the sickness o f her
son, Frank. ’
Mr. and Mrs. Commons returned to the
city Wednesday evening. They have been
spending the summer In their former
lioine in Richmond, Ind.
D. I . Thrasher and Mrs. N. H. Garner
left Tuesday afternoon for Dade City, be
ing called there by the Illness qf their
^sister, Mrs. Walter See.
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Misses Wise of Atlanta, Ga., stopped off
on their way to St. Petersburg and paid
out city a short visit. They were much
pleased with the thrift and progress of the
place.
The signs o f the limes all point to a
l>roflpeTot»s winter for Lucky Sanford.
Came along, we will do__our best to enter
tain the thousands.
Whenever a citizen of your locality says
n good word for It praise him or her. If
you don't like what they say keep still
and forget all about it. *
Everybody Invited to Lucky Sanford
— tills winter to sea how our town 1s growlng, the beautiful fields rtf lettuce, celery
and etc.— and how busy our merchants
are kept and l»ow the editor of The Her
ald feels in a new building.
Mrs. Will Moore and son, Arthur, from
Atlanta, Ga., who has been spending the
summer ut the beach Is in the city vlsltf ing her elder son Henry. J. K. Metlinger'a
•O'* popular young dork. Mrs. Moore will re
main n couple o f weeks.
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G. W. Spencer and family «re now com------- fo itably ensconced Iw-ihalr. home .on.UiC
Heights. Mr. Spencer has installed a
water system and says be would not trade
V his present location for any other spot on
earth.
A . L Williams has accepted the position
of bookkeeper for the department store of
D. A. Caldwell & Sons. The business of
lids enterprising Urn* has grown so rapid
ly that they have added several more femftoyses Ut tile past month.
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dress much better if we do.
These are the
points which
characterize our business and
have gained for us an en
James Pringle of New York City took vacation at Daytona Beadi.
the boat for Jacksonville Monday.
F. E. Haskins of Orlando, was In the
C. A. Skuh of Norfolk, Vn., Is spending d ty yesterday. Mr. Haskins is of the
a few days In the city.
firm of Haskins & Ramsey, Civil Engin
Mrs. P. J. Consoles and children came eers.
home Saturday from Daytona.
Gilbert Leach, editor.of the .Weekly
Williams & Mlltler for removal sale
W. W. Lnldlaw of Sorrento was trans Tampa Tribune called upon, his many prices.
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Mr. Leach is
acting business In our city last Monday. Sanford Trends yesterday.
Get 'prices at the M. A R. store on
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Is It not best, or a wise plan, to sec the compiling data for the Tribune Year Book. school books and supplied
Spcdal
in
new
Mahogany,
Oak
and
Mrs. M. L. Allen's goods arriving daily.
best rather than the worst in everybody.
Birdseye
Maple
furniture Extension
Wait
for
opening
announcement
of
Pat
Mrs. F. W. Miller and daughter, Miss
Tables and rocker at Miller A Son.
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Martha, returned Saturday evening from tern Ho I b.
Beautiful
Janlinere
and
Stand
worth
Mrs. L A. Lyman of Jacksonville is
the Beach.
$6.00 Removal sale price $4.00.
What causes Sanford to grow so rapid visiting her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. John
For. a real Haircut and Shave g o to
ly T Because her best advertisement is Mitchell. Mr. Lymnn spent Sunday here. Albert Gramllng. Sanford's Leading
Dr. Douglass Hays of Tracy City, Tcnn.,
• tbat-whlch comes from the soil.
Barber. v
the guest of his sister, Mrs. W. D. Hol
Good roods for theUTOre^county of Or
Buy a $20.00 Refrigerator from Williams
ange will cause her to prosper many folds den.
A Mlltler ut Removal sale price, $14.85
Mrs. S. M. Peabody left on Tuesday for
faster than large hotels.
Buy a $10.00 leather covered rocker ut
Waycross
to ntteml the funeral of her soil. our Removal sale prices $7.50.
..... Miss A d a Jlrooks of Sorrento, was shopSchool dnys nrrhere.-- See the M. A R.^
A new sidewalk is being Unr~fln~Magping and calling on friend! the first, part
nolin avenue from the Peoples Bank to for school books and supplies.
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of the week.
the
Imperial
theatre.
Herald
Square
will
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Williams
A
Millier.
Braxton Perklnsleft Friday last to spend
Garden Tools,
Farm Implements,
a couple of weeks with home folks in soon be a busy thoroughfare.
Fluvana, Virginia'.
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viable reputation. This should
impress you with the possibili
ties to be gained by making
us your haberdasher.
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Clothier and Men’s Furnisher
Harrows, Cultivators, Plow s, M ow ing
M achines and Hay Rakes.
Largest
display amt assortm ent.
L o w c ït l*
prices.
The Geo. II. Fernald llordw a e Co.
F. S. Wetzel of Tampa, was a visitor to
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the city yesterday. Mr. Wetzel recently
Mead-A
Berry
are
agents
for
Mattes
purchased n line farm in Palin Hammock
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from J. N. Whltner nnd expects id im Fertilizers for West Sanford.
Refrigerator worth $14.50, removal sale
prove and plant the same."
price $10.00. Williams A Milteer. 5-2t
The Band Boys would certainly feel
M. A R. means the place where you
more tlum repaid for their wurk in giving
seve money pn school books and supplies.
one of their much appreciated concerts in
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the park If they heard only the half of the
Varnoill Best furniture polish on the
many compliments paid by their delighted
market. For sale by Sanford Furniture
audience.
Company.
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A. R. Hibbard has returned ofteca visit'
All kinds of repair work. SanfoM^Muto Richmond Indiana, and will go in on
chine A Garage Co.
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farming and stock raising on Ilia farm in
Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine
Beck Hummock.
Mr. Hibbard reports A Garage Co. forvulcanizing.
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that many families from Indiana will l>e
New goods arriving daily at Miller A
down later in tire season.
Son.
Call and see our line.
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M. W. Lovell nnd family hove moved , Parents! Come to the M. A R. store for
into their recently acquired profierty on school books and supplies for the children.
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Cypress avenue. Mr. Lovell has a fine
Toilet Set without Slop Jar, worth $6 .DO,
tract of land which he expets to make re
removal sale [trice $4.25, Williunis A
munerative as a vegetable garden.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. Frank and Miss Flossie Milteer.
Gas engine repairs^ Sanford Machine
will leave Sunday afternoon for Pnlatka
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to join Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Brown, Miss A Garage Co.
Remember tliui Miller'A Son are selling
Reno, LeRoy nnd Sidney Brown and go to
Pattons Sun Proof Paint.
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Jacksonville Monday. The party expect
Crushed and pulverized Limestone, cur
to sail Monday evening on the Merchants
load lots.
R. 11. Whltner,
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Miners Line for Baltimore. From there
Sewing Machines, been used some, but
they go by rail-to N «w York to spend six
just us good us new; were $56,00, removul
weeks or more.
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Bale price $20.00. Williams A Milteer. 5-2
Mrs. Lucy Hnegan, widow of General
Buy your chipped beef and boiled ham
Joseph Fincgun. died at Knoxville, Tcnn.,
of W. W. Long and have it, cut on uu
Saturday. She was u woman of brilliant
American slicing machine, it Is fine.
family. With her husband site resided at
Polished rockers (A Miller A 5>on going
one time at Fort Reed, where Gen. Fine- at low prices.
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gau was largely Interested. Upon Ids
Popular sweet music ut City Cigar Store.
death there in 1880 she went to Knoxville W. A. Smith will play them for you from
where she resided until her death. The 7:30 to 9;30 every night
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older residents of Orlando and Sanford
Sectional Boq(i Case, worth $25.00, ’ re
will remember her well.
moval sale price $17.50. Williams A Mil
A. C. Rlsinger of Eaton. 0., nnd a can teer.
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We carry in stock a tine lino of picture
didate for Circuit Judge of his district,
w|io tins been at Sorrento, Fla.’, spending moulding suitable for all kinds of pictures.
few duys wit)\ his aged parents, stopped Let us supply you with frames. Sanford
oVer a day with his old friend C. W. Rose, Furniture Co.
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W « tmy,* n fow nf these matting rugs
proprietor of the Bye Lo Hotel, and took
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in the sights of our city. Like all others ten, only $2.25. Miller V 5 o t T ~ ^
If you wunt the Genuine Article go to
wiiq have not been here for some time,
lie was amazed at the growth and general L R. Rhijips A Co., for your .Crystal Wnx
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prosperity of our section and will go home and Bermuda Onion seed,
We are equipped to handle your repair
speaking a good word for us.
work.
Sanford Machine A Garage Co.
It is now almost lime for the fall clean
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ing up to begin. We are watching with
Extra Large Oak Hall Rack, French
much interest nnd possibly some anxiety
Plafo Minor, worth $23J>0, removal sale
to see the city fathers making prepara- price $18. Williams A Milteer. .
tlons to harvest our more than luxuriant
New crop onion seed Crystal Wax and
crop of grass and weeds on all our streets Bermuda's Red and While genuine Tennnd vacant lots If we really want our
erlfle grown at L. R. Philips A Co's.
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town to be attractive to visitors and homeWhen you begin to furnish your home
seekers we must leave no effort untried, give Miller A Son a call; they will save
but put away unsightly rubbish, dean up, you money.
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For best cuts Florida beef, call at Longs
make everything shipshape, neat and
beautiful. - Give our beautiful little d ty a store__ We have It.
AU the latest song hits and Instrument
dm nee to feel real proud of herself.
al music at popular prices at City Cigar
Get your sdtoul books and supplies from Store. W. A. Smith will (guy them for
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— Baby crop Is good.- Huy—a -b ob y - car
riage. worth $9.50; removal sale price,
lias Changed Name.
$7.25. Williams A Milteer.
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The City Cigar Store has • dianged the
you from 7:30 to 9.30 «very jilgh l. . 52-tf
name to the M. & K. and call attention of
New Mattings, New ' Rugs. New Art
the public to their complete line of cigars Squares, prices the lowest at MlUerA Son.
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and tobacco, cold drinks, ice cream etc.
Smoke Sanford cigars, "Lucky Sanford"
Full line of school books and supplies lias
ust been installed by this enterprising and "Tampa John.” Beat 5 cent Havana
firm and they will make a strong bid for cigars in the city. They have stood the
teat Sold by aU first class dealers. 41-tf
popular favor.
S A N FO R D
FLO R ID A
Of Your Life Young Nan
M arried or Single. Have a Home or a Good
Safe Investm ent.
The Markham
Park Addition
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O n the Orlando road just two
from street car line
T h irty
blocks
B e a u tifu l Lots
Just been laid out and streets being
graded. N ow ready to build you a
borne. (N o place like borne.) T ~ T T T
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$20 Cash - $10 Per Month
W IT H O U T
IN T E R E S T
This Offer is Good for 30 Days
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Sec me at once. It don’t cost noth~ing_to4ook and get your choice. S o m e,
lots shaded with ogiks and some with
orange trees. N ow is the accepted tjme.
Se M e at
Once
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Nî H. 1C ARNE R
Room No. 2.
M . G. T . Block
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ’
F IR S T S T R E E T
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The -Grippen Music_Store~
High-grade Pianos. Organs,
and Graphophones.
Low Prices.
Easy Payments.
Pico Block
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Sep tem b er
SANFORD HERALD
23, oro
S T R E E T C A R TO YO UR DOOR
F r o m the car w in d ow s arc seen
through the T h e rm a l B e lt o f t l i e S an ford C ele ry D elta
S a n ford & E verglad es R a ilroa d
‘ i “ L u ck y S ftfifo rd ," w orld famous, and leaves unchallenged the c la im that larger
the fam ous sub-irrigated Celery and lettuce farm s that have made
ields have been m ade here In crops and d ollars than any o th er place on earth.
W h a t m ore can be desired to make this the ideal place fo r a
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tracks for loadin g are placed every h a lf m ile or less, so that
n m e and F a rm ?
F requ en t street car service is con stan tly m ain ta in ed
T h e nom
to S a n fo rd being
C- J inal
L V freight
, _ less than cost o f
vegetables are loaded in refrigera to r cars w ithout delays or exposure to sun and wind. '------Us.
Num erous homes are occupied by good fam ilies and are in h ailin g distahees
hauling fro m m a n y 'o th e r farmB. Rural F ree D e liv e ry o f“ M“ails.
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Churches arc being built, several stores are in op
< _ eration between S an ford and C am eron C ity
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T o w n L o ts and C elery F arm s w ill be sold at reasonable
T h e R a ilro a d is graded from C a m ero n C it y to P
V illa , iin P a lm H am m ock .
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ill
bc
operated
by
O
ctob er 1st.
P a lm H am m ock has been drained bv the
prices and on reasonable term s, w ith a guarantee that street cars
charge
purchasers.
E ach ten-acre farm fronts an avenue.
T h ese lands should se 11 foi
owners, and avenues already com pleted. N o tax o r <
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double our price by January st. A ddress o r call on
SîlïfrWS A R TO ES T
Celery Farms
C titO ver .
&. Timber Lands
"REAL ESTATE
City Property
Siytford, Fla.
Pico Block
Sanford’s Largest Cash Grocery Store *
17 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar
96 “
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Flour
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Schnapps Tobacco, by the caddy
B row n’s M ule
$3^40
Sanford’s Largest Cash Grocery Store
Phone 2 6 7
CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK
P IT T S B U R G , PA
BRANCHES
Chloago
■Cincinnati
Jacksonville
Sales Agents and Distributors
SANFORD CELERY UNION
Room 16, Pico Block.
'Phone 269
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If the. people vote the bond Issue, this
simply gives the county Commissioners
power to issue the bonds and sell them as
money is wanted to bullp tho roads. A
bond would not be worth any more than
blank paper until signed and sold and de
livered. Tito commissioners would not
sign and sell bonks onle as they needed
money to pay espouses os incurred. If
any calamity like a freeze should come,
tho Bonds'not issued and sold could be
held and not sold, the county would only
have to pay for bonds sold. Some people
seem to think the entire million dollar Issue would"be sold at once nnd U P t S T
money be on hand drawing interest.
This is error, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, has
Issued for 1009 the report o f Its county
commissioners on building roads. The
commissioners' of that county say, “ We
built roads of stone nnd tar. They were
not satisfactory. They tried macadimized
roads on d a y foundation six inch layer
of two and one-half inch of atone, and
upon that a four-inch layer o f small
stones, and upon this stone screenings to
fill in. Each, layer was- rolled. These
roads failed and proved not .satisfactory.
Over thirteen years ago we began to ex-i
pertment with vitrified brick. We built *
tho roads eight feet wide. The vltrklied
brick made now is the best road material
and we are now building one hundred and
sixty-five miles of brick rouds. This is
the best pavement for roads." The Cuyohoga county commissioners'report further
slates: “ We first paved th e'm ain thoroughfarea uud thcii lateral roads, thus
traversing the county. The. less the cost
of hahling the less cost oi living. Tho ,
better the roads and bridges of a county
the less tho cost of hauling. Real estate
values increase rapidly where roads were
built. Tho farm nnd garden products be
came worth mure when fhey could be
mken to market easily. New bouses
sprung up along these roads ds soon as
tiiete.roads were built. This new value
added to tax valuations of our county. It
is shown that taxes paid by the values
added by the pew improvements more
than pay the Increase o f taxation.'' Thus
it worked in Odio. It didao in Texas and
Notice to Land Buyers.
New York
Washington
Sanford
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No. 17 PU ao* Jr S la iU -W k o o l Ho# 1» • m o t* handy and c ff«ilv r * W " V
(a t ymiden tukivattto.
A fine tool It* »orVia» cloae to trot». ctpKfaUy
la latr work.
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N .w No. at P ta »a * Jr H o r w Hoe. O rhlrntor and Furtower I; a snal
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ImpUroeat frrcuhlvatlaraad hillinji c m # up lu t Irrf apart. Compact.
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Hfvnt. / and Mcadyrunnlti*. Doca juu tUa kind ol wtak you »am .
W ty y r
Having made arrangements to handle
tho famoua*Smlth lands on the West aide
I can now offer you the beat bargain in'
celery lands aver put upon the market.
These landa ore especially adapted to
lettuce, celery and early vegetables, and
flowing well» arc guaranteed upon evefy
part o f them. Situated between one mile
tu two mliea from the city of Sanford and
closo to the londing ' station these lands
can now be purchased upon oaay terms—
terms Ui^t will enable the man of modcrate means to locate at once and makethe land pu r for itself. This is positively
the best chance the public has had to
purchase real celery land at a nominal
figure and upon easy terms.
Let me
show the land to you or ,1 will make u
choice for out oT t o w h purchasers subject
to their later approval. Ask any bank or
Date for County Fair.
The directors of Orange County Fair
Association met last week to consider
plans for the fair buildings, premium lists
and other fair matters. The school fea-
KEELY’S GARAGE
BäJci“AütöTKöbiles~::Afit5mob1
— Motor Boat Supplies
M A C H IN E S H O P . IN .CO NN ECTIO N
Paying
Rent!
Sanford Building & Loan
Association
M A K E S
IT
GEO. H ..FUMALO
E A S Y
- A. P. CONNELLY*“
President
Sec’y a Trcav
Home
Let .Us T e ll Y ou A b ou t. It
If lie werë living in Sanford now he would sny
Be Sure You Have
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ARM OUR
F E R T IL IZ E R S
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Then Go Ahead
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Start with our pure Canada Hardwood
Ashes to sweeten your soil, then "g o '“ ahead"
with the special fertilizer for the crop you in
tend to grow, whether it is Blood, Bone and
Potash or Celery Grower, Lettuce' special, Irish
Potato , special, etc., you may "be sure you
are right."
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Armour Fertilizers Grow Big Crops
m H o w ard -P ack ard Land Co.
BRANCHES
Plartet J t Farm and
Garden Im plem ents do more and better wqrk,
and last longer than uny other farm implements made.
Th ey ^
are f u l l y guaranteed. O v c r ‘ 3 5 years* actnal “farm ing and'manufacturing
experience is put into every Planet Jr tool.
T h e y .a r e all made o f the
moot durable materials for the purpose, and all cultivating parts are o f
high-carlxm steel.
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Experiments In Other States Demon
s tra te Quality o f BrlcH
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SALES
Warehouses
at
Sanford
AGENT
and
Cameron
City
The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co
Headquarters For BUILDERS SUPPLIES.
Lim e, Brick,: Cem ent, Plaster, Doors,
Sash, Blinds, Paints, Oils and Glass,
Iron, Steel and M etal W ork, Paroid
Roofing, Plumbing, Steam and Gas
Fitting, Electric W iring, Gas and
Electric Light Fixtures.
Tile Roofing, DeVoe’s paints, Repolfa the
finest interior enamel finish, Complete
W ater Plants for Suburban Residences
Gasoline Pumping Engines, W in d
mills, Artesian W ells Driven.
active work.
itu M
aha
th e f r i i l t an d
farm product features have made
progress.
The'main building will be placed facing
main entrance to the Driving Park and
will be of .attractive architecture and
commodious.
The premium list is being made un for
the printer and . will make intereating
fa d in g . The Orange County Fair will be
held from the 7th to 1 1 th of February,
Wholesale and Retail Distributors
Oak Avenue
Near the Railroad
SANFORD. FLORIDA
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DoLahd, where lie will enter Stetson Uni system which Is offensive to the people of
versity.
mhUy of our ¿bunlleg. and'which i&nhot
John Smith of Jacksonville and his result otherwise than a failure.
WeWpPeal td the people bf Florida by
son-in-law, J. H. Teal, have recently
A-Budget of Interesting Items moved
O n O ctob er F irs t- we will be in the store formerly occuon Mr. Teal's ■homestead, TYkiAed their votes to strike down this attempt to ' ;
»Fi-ttn -Cofrt!»0Ohdcnts
pied by the Sanford Grocery Company and rather than
the Buckeye-iAke PArm. Tflejrwlll go deprive them of the right o f local ¿elf
government.
the poultry business.
1 fnove our stock we will offer 9ome very ra re b a rg a in s
We ask you to go to the polls on elec
-’ DTATft'br US. CEO. SAULS
id fc&slrbiiyfcrs
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ID E EV EN T S O f Ö R AN Ö E C O tN îV
tion day dbdiecbrd 'ybur disapproval of
Mr. Geo. Sauls died in Enteprisc at 9:30
this agitation. The issue is in yourharids.
Wednesday eig h to f last Wtfek. Fundral
H. W, LONG.
g ï ï Î T b C Repòrter * =Wéè Kly services W irt «W O W ed Dy'ltBV. “Dr; D. J- HERRIN.
Secretary.
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Covers the Tèrrttory fo r
Haynes o f Livingston College at Enter
The Herald
’’PAOLA POINTS
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i to Tbs Htrtid:
1 The'onmtner wanderers should all be
cbmihg tWiAd to enjoy our Ideal autumn
■Weather, tool sunny days and the harvest
moon o-nights.
* Mr. and Urs. A . Vi McGuln have re*
t hrnod from their summer vacation in N.
(la u d Georgia.------...
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iilr^jaod Mrs,.W*B..iJucluuiau a i t . also
• dtteln at theft hamo here after a pleasant
summer. In their Cottage at DdVtona
‘ B eech .—
1M rc L. P : Hagan and Jdbildremjf Mmkhhm, are making a short visit in Deland
• ahd Daytona.
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(Mrs. Clarke and'cfalklten from the east
ebast. spent Sunday in Paola the guests
uol her brother Mr.( 0. R. Morey.
i Mr. CL C. Peuetou is making a shaft
visit to his home. hero. ' * Mr. Geo. Smith Hilled a large rattJesnake nenr the yard gate of his home
Mtely, measuring six feet and having
eleven rattles.
__ '..Wanted by tbdjyoahfl men of the neigh*
bbrbood— a few More young ladles.
GENlttA"JOTTINGS
StwcUl CormpomSenw to Tim Herald;
• Miss Irene Petfers returned to Daytona
Beach last Saturday, where she will re
sume her studies In the high school of
that place.
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i Miss Dray of Winter Garden arrived in
Geneva Friday last, and will make this
her home during the school term.
GOING
prise, after which the remains Were laid
to rest in the Osteen cemetery, where the
burial service was read by Hon. O. T. Patlllo.
Mr. Sauls was eighty-nine years of ago.
He wee bom In Duvgl comity, served in
the S&hlnole war, ahd with the late Mr.
Minshew and others moved to Volusia
county in its early history.
He* Was the father often children,-eight
of whom survive him, viz: John Sauls of
Enterpris, Mrs. R.D. Brook ofOstcen, Mrs.
James Gaines o f Ook Hill, Mrs. S. S.
Davis of Enterprise, Mrs. J. B. Screven of
Miami, Mrs. Ellen Carlisle of DcLand, Mrs.
H."H. Bond o f Enterprise and Mrs. R. C
Bushneil o f DeLahd.- JW>'
enteen grand children and eighteen grand
children. His wife died in 1903.
Mr. Sauls was a non-combatant in the
war between the states, but he was sus
pected by Union soldiers with being a
Confederate sympathizer ahd was enptnted by ihem with Me home and 150 head
of cattle andlaken to St. Augustine::— He
was held in' St. AugustlnCsomc time, nfthr
which he was released und given his
home and sent home. The cattle were
eaten.
^rrS au ia V aa -«'B a p tist. -H e-w as the
first person in Florida to donate'$5,000 to
Stetson University after that institution
was placed undo1 the "control of the Bap
tist convention and'his example encour
aged many more to assist In the work.
He'Ted a peaceful and law-abiding life,
whoso influence was felt nmotfg nil who
knew him.
Address to the People o f Florida.
On November Hth, the people of Florida
must determine by their ballots whether
Mrs. C. N. Hays" visited Orlando last
they will preserve the right of local self
Tuesday, going over to consult an ooculist.
’^government, or destroy. It. by _ incorporate
Mra. Wesson of Orlando-has Vacantly ing state wide prohibition In the Consti
Visited her sister Mrs. George Geiger.
tution of Florida. On the election day,
There was a call meeting of the M. M. therefore, every voter in Florida becomes
S. society at the hbmc of'M ra Geo. Peters Incffectam em berof u great Constitution
last. The proposition o f needed improve al Convention, which possesses ami ex
ments-upon-the city hall was fully dis ercises powers thar ere broader than those
cussed and a committee consisting of of the legislature. PoWcr Implies rtstxmMessrs Wicks, Mathews and Taylor was. sibiiity ; nud no voter who exercises this
appointed to decide upon what should be vast power to alter the fundamental law
done. One new membefNMrs. Etheredge, of our state should act without a clear
was added to our roll.
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appreciation of the result of his docislon,
Mr. and Mrs. DjvVfs entertained die
The proposed amendment seeks to abol
Epwdrth League last Thursday night at ish the system of Locnl Option which, for
their comfortable cottage. Several unique more Ihnn a generation, has protected
games were played, music and*? con verna the liberties of the people of thir^State,
tion w ere' enjoyed, nt a late hour very without interfering with the right of n
palatable refreshments wAre handed the majority of the voters of each Connty to
guests and all pronounced it one of the prohibit the suie uf liquors. This just and
most pleasant socials.
equitable solution of the liquor question
The Geneva school was opened last has Worked well in this aud other «lu te a
Monday with Rev. Saunders us principal, It better preserves the rights e f individ
imd Miss Bray as assistant.
Certainly uals and communities than any otlier
It secures laws which
with these two excellent teachers the known system.
It has
Bctiool should hqve a most flourishing are backed b y p u b lic opinion.
proved to be efficient because under this
keasion.
Herman Daniel and sister, Miss Marie, system no community has ^unwelcome
left Wednesday last for Southerland col laws forced upon it by étrangère.
lege where Uiey will remain for some time.
Leo Rhkblnder, Carrol Culpepper and
Hilton Brdwn,' who are working on the
hew railroad, Halted the home folks last
Sunday.
The continued services at the Methodist
church w ill 1 bl-gin Wednesday flight of
ihia week. ' Rev, McCall, former pastor
here. wiU assist the present pastor Rev.
'Brook. Everybody is Invited to attend
and enjoy 1the services both nigiit and
"'d a y .
$ 7 5 .0 0
2 5 .0 0
2 2 .5 0
115.00
M ra. Elizabeth M ettinger.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Mettinger
who died at her home, 103 MidVnle A ve„
on Friday evening 1o f last Wbck, took place
Tuesday afternoon, the Absequlhs being
largely attended, among thethrohg being
many representatives of the oldhst fam i
lies of this vicinity.
—Deceaiedtrwbe- w as-ih«-w lfe til Adam
Mettinger, one of our oldest business nien,
was born nt Belfast, Ireland, 70 years
ago, coming to this country with'her par
ents. when but n mere child,
She had been a resident of the Falls
for nearly sixty-five years. Her Maiden
fib Ferguson, her father
being Jcaoda-Fargusou, a local preacher.
Whd'Was dmdnfl the active workirS In the
establishing of the Falls Methodhit Church
In tills community.
. 'Mr; and Mrs.4Mettinger celebrated the
golden Anniversary of their wedding but
last Jday, they 'Having been married1 In
May. i960.' She-wns the lost surviving of
her InHimdinte family and is survived in
addition to her husband, bjnm^only son,
John K. Mettinger, who is a prominent
merchant o f Sanford. Florida.— Philadel
phia Forecast.____________________ __ _____
1 2 .0 0
1 2 .0 0
In fact we will make it to your advantage to come in and see'us
if you hove any idea of buying anything in our line. This is no
"hot air’* proposHioii.hiitxnld .faris^ You neetl the goods. We
n^ed the money. These very low prices will be made only for
Spot Cash. Nothing chnrged at these prices.
W illiam s &
M ilteer
Cor. 1st. and Magnolia Ave.
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BRADY
‘ Lyceum Course.
The management of die High School
Lyceum Course bogs to announce tba I
they have an option on the follòwihg at- %
tractions for the coming season, and that
we can have this course provided bnough
season tickets are sold to cover the cost.
The cotfrsb is as follows :
Alkahest Ladles Quartet.
Singers and Pinyere Club (m en) vocal
and instrumental.
Sidney Landon, Character Delineator.
The UiDell Fox Coucert Co.
Mr. Fox
assisted by two Judies. ’
Rounds Ladies Orchestro of 10 members.
Mr. Ralph Binghain, Humorist and Vio
linist.
The aitove course Is by far the best
that has ever been offered to the Sonfbrd
public. *Each member is first cìsbs in
every respect. The Mason tickets urb
offered at the exceedingly low ' rate of
$2.50 for the entire cotirse, or less thun
forty two cents a number. This price in
cludes reserved seats.
It is earnestly urged that our cidzens
give tills course their cordial support. The
solicitor for season Tickets yrill call on you
at an early date. Put your name down
for as many tickets'sa you can. so thut
this cdurec will be insured for the season.
Subscribe not only for the good whole
some pleasure und fun you yourself ‘ will
get out of the course, but also for the
good die course will do the community iu
the way ofi education, and inorai nnd
social training.
. N. J. P zskins. Mg'r.
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Livery, Feed and
Sal e S t a b l e s
Sanford, Fiorititi
Palmetto Avenue
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| Kentucky Horses and Mules for sale.
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A ll kinds of hauling and farm
Workmen are btisy this week on the
brick work. of the new city jail. « The
structure will be built o f brick with -good
steel protection and will be in Ihe rear of
the city linll. The Jail will be larger and
cahslructed in a better manner as to
sanitary arrangements.
The present jail
and lower room o f die city hall will he
given over to die fire -department nnd
will house tiie horses and wagODs.
W e ask you not only 1 'o vbte,,against • ‘ The work Is being ddne by G. W. Ven
the amendment, but to use your active able, the well known contractor.
influence in accomplishing its defeat, for
the following reasons:
New lot National crackers received since
Mr. Sininfotia from the east coast has
1st. It is oo EXPERIMENT in Florida •the rains have slopped, they are fresh and
“ been on a “ Visit- To Els' daughter Mra
SUPPOSED
to be wise here, although u crisp. W. W. Long.
i Geiger.
failure in all states where tried.
You
S. P. SMlUi has moved back to hiahome
cannot afford to embody in your CON
'in Geneva.
STITUTION a measure which you may
J. P. Taylor has begun work on his new after trial, desire to change or modify.
: residence to be erected near his present
. The Constitution is a lasting, iron
’ home.
imitation on the power of the Legis
The infant child of Mr. and Mra Tom lature; The people should not (told out
I McLain came near having a fatal fall last their hands to be shackled by » Consti
1 Wednesday. The child was on the stair tutional amendment they cannot remove,
- way landing Several feet up and fell to and which even those who fasten and
'the floor below, striking her' head first. bind you. canhot take off.
'Medical did Was summoned and every
3rd. It is unwise to absolutely prohibit
*1attention} glvdn her. A t present she is by perpètua! Constitutional - provisions^ I
’ Improving.
the manufacture or sale of ooything. No
one knows when the time may come
when such a course would be regretted
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ENTERPRISE ETCHINGS
«nd.even disastrous.
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So«stal CWtMpeodtooe to T b e ttkrild i
iiJi. The Constitution already pèovidée |
Mr. and Mra Fred Gordon and three
for local opUon, whereby die people of
- children..- accompanied “ by Mra Reed.
bach county-are given the- righ t-to p
I mother o f Mra Gordon, arrived last week
hlblt or license the manufacture or sale
JTnnkd Enterprise their home.
■ and will'
o f liquor’as they 'may bocin best from
iUiTVrlhia'Tnelref, rl>ni-hfrd JiWOC lü3t time-to time. Thia system per mils a full
week'from Caliromiu. after visiting her and adequate expreéaion of populer
SOBS'
opinion on the- subject,
The public sdhdol optfted Mbndgy makn- ^ 6 th. State V id e prohibition by Conlnf*witb-forty- acholare enrolled. *A 11 vfcre 'ailiutlonal amendment Violatasele -pri
to aee Miss Nellie Patllio back ci pels of a free government.
eth. Local ’Optibii has prdVed a*i
leaves Tuesday fw It wòukl'be disastrous to displace it b )
work
done on short notice.......................
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1 Ideal
Are lite people ot Florida willing to ex
change the fair and reasonable plan of
Local Option fòt' the dfastic, rigid ahd Un
changeable system of state wide prohi
bition T Not merely thla Arc they will
ing to writé' state prohibition in their
Constitution, where it is practically be
yond' tire reach of change if hcreufter
found unwise and undesirable T
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MOVE
Sideboard f o r .) ......... $ 5 9 .0 0
Dining Tabic f o r . . . ; . 1 9 .0 0
Kitchen Cabinet fo r.. 1 7 .5 0
Mahogany Bed Room
S u itfo r ........... .
8 2 .5 0
W ardrobe f o r .: ......... 2 5 .0 0
Vern M artin Bed....... 10.0 0
Mahogany
Leather
3 0 .0 0
C over D avenport..,
9 :0 0
Mission R ocker.......
9 .0 0
No. 8 Cook Stove.*..
3 5 .0 0
1 5 .0 0
4 0 .0 0
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Insecticide
Department
P R A C T IC A L S C IE N C E
Our fret; booklet entitled Remedies for Insects add
Diseases containing a valuable treatise on insects nnd dis
eases and directions for. using thp different preventives nnd I
remedies to combat these troubles iir groves, guldens and
fields. That our readers may be able to get these
materials
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und the .BEST implements with which to apply them, we hUVe
opened un insecticide deportment in which we carry a full
stock of Ideal Insecticides and Fungicides..
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Call at our Sonfo rd W arehouse
Send fo r Price List
R. H. WHITNER, Ngr.
Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co.
or
Add^M s
JocksonCllle
FLORIDA
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N O W IS T H E T I
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T o have your Automobile overhauled for the winter
W e «have the equipment arn^l tools to make your car
as good as new.
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Consult us.
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Sanford Machine
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�W . J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y
•onvllle now haa a hard road to the ocean
beach, ¿{¿hteen miles distant, about six*
teen miles of which is laid with vitrified
brick. Her enterprlsing'Cttlxeds are en
thusiastically working for u hard road
from
their ehy-to Atlanta, this project is
The following letter to the Southern
Cultivator from H. H. Deane gives a good enthusiastically received by Georgia coun
A ll Work Receives My Personal Attention
description o f the rapid strides o f the ties oil along the proposed route. South and especially Florida:
The lower East Coast has one' hundred
Plumbing and
G as F i t t i n g
Were Horace Greely olive he would not or more miles of hard surfaced road—ran Opposite City Hall
say "go West young man." but "go South." unbrokened strip—while on the^coast
Never before in the history o f our nation
has the South gone forward with such vqried lengths.
Jacksonville and St.
rapid strides ib agricultural and Industrie Augustine will soon be connected with a
development as now,
Each Southern good, liard road, and It is only a matter } f
State has advantages pre-eminently ad a short time until the road will be surfac
vantageous to some- special Industry. ed on through to Miamj, nearly 400 miles
Textile, coal. Iron, phosphate, lumber, tur south. Orange county will submit at on
pentine and others.
Capital has been early date to a vote o f her citizens the
quick to enter these promising Helds, and question o f Issuing one million in bonds
the South is rapidly forging to the front for the building of brick roads. The
county commissioners submitted figures
as a great manufacturing center.
Agriculturally the South has no compet showing that the present annual expen
itor, When the chill winds o f the North* diture for repairs o f ,\he system o f dirt
East and West begin •to- Mow. and the roads now in use.'leSBCatox-k t pay riwi<
frosts are nipping vegetation, the South Interest on the total proposed million dol-,
w ltl/a yawn arouses from her midsummer Inr bond issue.
sU>£ta, gets busy and sends to her shiverThe East Coast Canal Company has
i n i neighbors from her bounteous groves.
completed the opening of this canal into
Adds and gardens, all the various luscious
the Sb Johns river. This now gives an
fruits ond tender vegetables for which
open inside waterway from Jacksonville
that favored section is famed.
to Key West, something over 500 miles.
With no disparagement, to any other
The advantages o f this long waterway
section o f the South, it may be truly said
for pleasure and commerce are many and
that Florida is In the lead in agricultural
varied. What more entrancing than a
development During jh e last year many
leisurely trip along its placid waters in
-*• hundred* « f thousands of acres have been mid-winter, with the luscious fruits along
- sold to individuals and syndicates, in
the banks of the Indian river, the waters
tract* varying for 5,000 to 100,000 acres
teeming with gjiatening fish, on down to
‘ euch, these tracts are at once platted Into
the home o f the stately palm. Ihe royal
small ratin'* o f ten to forty acres each and
csarlet o f the gorgeous Pondana, the
offered for sale to settlers at a reasonable
dinging fragrant yellow jessamine, the
. price, on very liberal terms.
towering duster laden coconut, where
General
Sanford
Phone 230
SATURDAY
— £-----Occasionally—a - carcleaa—purchaser is
“ b it ” but there Is no excuse for this, as
—- • the truth may be learned by■writing to n
newspaper editor, county oflicial, or re
liable reel estate agent living near the
land regarding which Information is de
sired. Most of the companies exploiting
these tracts are liouest, and desire actual
settlers, satisfied settlers, for each o f these
is On advertisement a loadstone, drawing
the attention o f their friends to that
special locality, acqualnUng them with
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Its ^ v a n ta g e s and eventually recruiting
from their ranks many settlers.
Our whole State Is on the move. The
"Good Roads” question Is occupying the
thought and receiving attention at the
hands o f individuals and counties.
Duval county has Just voted one million
dollars of bonds for this purpose. ■Jack-
nolly busy, where the bumble bee ever
nimble*, where Uie very air is heavy
with the fragrance of countless blossoms
of fruit and flower.
A few years benoe, we are assured on
good authority, we will'see an open water
way across the northern part of Florida,
navigabfo for large vessels,
Tills waterway connecUng the Pacific and Atlantic,
will be of incalculable benefit to our
nation.
Insurance
Florida
AND
MONDAY
Our 3 for $1 Embroidered Hose for only........... .. . . ...... v ----25c
" 3 " $1 Gauze Hose for only___ ’ .......
....25c
Regular 10c seller in Light Blue and Black at ................7H c
M New line of Simpson Prints in Lilght and Dark colors..........6c
Beautiful selection~Amoskeag Ginghams at 1 ___ ................ 9HC
10 yards best Lonsdale Cambric at o n l y ........ . . .$1.25
12 “ ' M 33-lnchSoft Finish Cambric".. . . . . . . . .
. . . . 1,00
14 “ * 36-mch heavy weight unbleached Sheeting for....... . 1.00
36 “ Cambric Percal, while they last per yard......................9c
Best quality Apron Ginghams only....................... ............... 7c
10-4 Bleached and Unbleached Sheeting for. ._.. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 25c
Our*stock of 10, 15 and 20c Lawn and Batiste very special___ 7 J4c
see our new
Next Door to Postoffice
I f you w anted to in vest you r m on ey in F lo rid a land where by in ten sive farm ing you can
choose?
Sani
make
m ore
m on ey
T h e land that cannot be irrigated
not be depended upon to grow vegetables for profit o r the fam ous S an ford lands that have startled the w orld
w on derfu l su b-irrigation m ethod and p rod u ctive qualities.
seven
A n d in buying Sanford land would you
buy
in
one
and
by
land
s
rom a railroad or w ould you prefer a farm w ith in a m ile o f S an ford and near the loadin g station between
tw o r a l l r o i d i ? ^ T h e v e ry choicest lo ca tio n in the w h ole C e le ry D elta is the 500 acres recen tly placed in m y hands to sell
L e t me show you o v e r this land and pick you a tract at a reasonable price that can guarantee
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I f you fa il to see this land you miss the best thing
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S a b fo rd ’ '‘C e le ry
Herald Building
Lan d
Sanford, Florida
500
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September 16.1910
CHULUOTA SNAPSHOTS
T o ^ etiiw el'n w K w w jl.'
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THE SANFORD HERALD
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Rev. T. J. Dell filled his regular appoint
ment with the Baptist church here Satur
day and Sunday. There were two new
member* added. The baptizing will oc
cur on the third Sunday In October at 9
a. m.
*The pillau given by the young folk
Wednesday was greatly enjoyed.
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It la. reported that the Messrs Drassel
have purchased a home here.
Mr. Frank Simmons, who has been vis
iting relatives here, returned to his home
at Pompano last week.
Messrs Billy and George Jacobs made n
business trip to Orlando and Sanfoni last
week.
. A. CALDWELL & SONS
Mrs. Lusadder, who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Billie Jacobs, returned to
her home in Orlando last Friday.
Miss Ethel Barber of Orlando, Is spend
• ing a while with Mrs.Jiattle Jacobs,
CASH D E P A R TM E N T STO RE
Mrs. C. M. Sutton, who has been suffer
ing for some time with rheumatism, is
gulling along as well as can be expectfik
L L. 1 lodger lost n very valuable horse
last week.
Messrs Kilbee and Peters bought a
bunch of fine razor backs a few days ago.
,
Thomas Hodges of Cocoa, and Billy
Jncobs and David &elf of this place, leave
in a few days for a two weeks cow hunt
on the upper St. Johns.
Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie and children
and Mrs. McKenzie's sister, Miss McClenuhan, are spending their vacation at Day
tona Beadi,
E. L. Brown, county commissioner-elect
who baa been visiting his daughter at
— Ft.Dunn. retiirnetl^Q^hhUwAlDgatJyeek;
D. B. Wesa9.1t and Miss Mollie Story,
visifed her relatives at Geneva Inst Sun
day.
Web Hart<1o f Conway, attended church
here Sunduy.
Alvn and Will Tanner expect to lenve
in n few days for the east coast'whero
they will engage in truck farming.
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P. Peabody.
-----intelligence wea received here on Monday afternoon of an accident ■which be
fell E, P. Peabody and family at Wnycross, Ga., M r and Mrs. Peabody were
driving a spirited liorse when tie became
frightened and ran dway throwing out
Mrs. Peabody and breaking one of her
ribs, while Mr, Peabody was kicked in
the Btomoch during the attempt of the
horse to free himself from the buggy from
the effect o f whidi he died on Wednes
day morning. Ttie children were unin
jured. Mr. Peabody wus well known In
Sanford where his boyhood days were
spent and where he has a host of friends.
He left here several years ago to uccept
a position with the former Plant System
at Wnycross. but during the IobI year had
been in the Insurance*, business.. Mrs.
Peabody, Don tind Clifford uttended the
funeral. The fainily'has the sympathy of
their many Florida friends in their hour
of bereavement.
Drowned at St. Cloud
The body of Mrs..Wright was discover
ed in about two feet "of wuter Tuesday
morning in Eust Lake Tohopekaliga, St.
Claud, by some boys who were playing
along tlie edge of the lake. The supposi
tion'is that both Mr. and Mrs. Wright were
drowned while in bathing, as the skirt of
tlie woman was found on the banks of
the lake beside the siioes and socks of her
(lusband, no other wearing apparel be
longing to the man being found. There
were no marks of any character denoting
foul play.. After the coroner's inquest
searchers begun dragging the lake fur the
body of the man. It is not known how
they'were drowned ns the lake Is shallow
for some distance out, and unless they
went some distance from tlie slaw* the
water would not be over a person's head
while standing erect.
Tree Grape Vine O ffe r
For the Information of all concerned in
the premiums of grape vines with each
new subscription to The Sanford Herald 1
wish to state -that--the agreement with
me by the management is not for mere
cuttings or for small mail order plants,
but for heavy two year old plants, heavily
rooted, grown by experts In grope culture
who have spent practically thilr whole
lives In cultivation of the grape. Tim
bume size and kind of vines that did so
well for me and fruited heavily within
eighteen months from planting. No one
will regret planting these vines.
L. H. TotM-E.
Two yitteg for one yearly subscription
In advance. Delaware' or Concord. Twelve
vines for five yearly subscriptions In ad
vance, Delaware or Concord..
OR the past three weeks we have been getting in our
large Fall Stock of Ladies’ and Gents’ - Furnishing,
Notions, Furniture, Mattings and Rugs, but to cap
it all we have just-received an immensa shipr ent _of
Ladies’ Muslin Underwear which we will close out at
startling. low bargain prices_____ _ . ..__ . . .
Monday and
See our large line of Ladies’ and Misses Coat-Suits and Skirts, also Coats
and Opera Capes. A ll the latest at prices below competition
For Monday and
line of Gowns with high and
low neck made out of. both
Nainsook and a fine quality
of Muslin, goods $1.25 seller.
Two days special only 9 3 c
dust think of getting a Ladies’ Gown *
worth 05c in all sizes, Monday and Tues
day only
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44c
$2.00
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Skirts
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65c Mohair and Panama Suiting 47c
We will place on sale a full. line of Mo
hair and Panpma Suiting, well worth
65c a yariLchoice___.____;___ _47c_
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a
large line of Muslin Skirts
with
deep
broidery
values
lace
and
Flounce,
$1.35.
em
good
See
them
only .... . ... . . . .
98c
59c
Chemise
We have just received u great bargain jtt
Chemise with neat lace yoke spcciul 59c
Outing Flannel
IGC
25c
Oil Cloth
-We will-place on-sale a full line of Oil
Cloth, white find' fancy colors, a leader
I6c
Monday nnd Tuesday per yard
7 Vic --...Apron Ginghams
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the W arner’s Misses Corset
•Waists, ask to
see .theYn,.
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received
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We haw a full line of Outipg Flannel in
u good 12/4c value, sçe it Monday and
Tuesday per y a n f . * .
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10c
Just received a full line of
special
S pecial' - 9 8c
We have tiie agency for tlie well known
brand of Royal Society Floss for em
broidery wofk, and have colors and shad
ing, also black and white our price . 3c
1 W e are now carrying the
popular W arner’s
Rust
P ro o f Corset “ the original
Rust P ro o f Corset” in all
the best styles, and pur.
prices on them are rcdiculously low., , . . .
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We have just
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$163
We will place on sale n line line of
Ladies Skirts, well worth $2, see them
-Monday nnd Tuesday
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$1.63
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98c
75c
48c
Special
* 48c
We have just received a complete line of
Ladies’ Muslin Drawers with luce and
Embroidery trimming, Monday nnd Tues
day choice
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48c
44c
Value
65c
me
We will place on sale n
full line of Corsets Cov
ers, lace and embroidery
trimmed, well worth 115c
a leader Monday and
Tuesday only . . 19c
See tlte great bargain^
in Ladies' Drawers, luce
ami embroidery trimmed
they ore 35c /values!
Monday and Tuesday
only . . ?■ i, ‘ i— 19c
we will, put on sale a full
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47c
$ 2 .2 5
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7J4c
We have n full line of Amoskeag Apron
Ginghums in all checks und plaids, our
price per yard
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7J4c
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Rug
A
Special
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$ 1 .8 9
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See this great Rug special Monday and Tuesday.
JOxtiO-inches Axminster Rugs, floral and oriental
patterns
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$ 1 .8 9
Don’t Forget!
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Don’t Forget!!
School w ill open in a few days and with oilr strong
line of Godman all leather Shoes for Children, we
can fit them at prices not duplicated. Just think of
getting an all leather chilvds shoes, sizes WVi to 2 at
$1.09. we have them._ See our nobby line o f Selby
and Godman Shoes and Pumps for Ladies* at prices
upnjatched anywhere. We can fit up any man with
our hew fall styles in Snow Shoes for men, all leath
er “ Union Made” at prices- below, competition.
W e A re Agents For the Celebrated B utterick Patterns
C A L D W E L L & SONS
Notice o f election.
There will be an election for millage
and for trustees o f the Sanford School
M etric! on U » iÜth d i y Of October 1910.
Inapectora of Election:
35c~~VatHei
Tuesday
CASH
DEPARTM ENT
STO R E
Sanford, Florida
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THE SANFORD HERALD
U B - I R R IG A T O R
F L O R ID A
T R U C K E R 1«
A New spaper W ithin a New spaper
Published In tlje Interests of the Intending Investor and S ettler by the Howard-Packard Land Company, Incorporated, Sanford, Florida
You Must First Pass__
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Through Volusia Farms
On Your W ay to Every
where, if You Cross
the River at . Sanford
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This Issue o f the Sub-Irrigator Contains our Answer,
s e llin g
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T h e W idely Diversified
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of the Most Reliable
Incorporated Companies Si
Opportunities
o f Volusia Farms
Make These
Lands Exceedingly Desirable to those who do not want to Farm by the Intense Sanford Method
and those who
cannot
the High Values o f Sanford Lands, yet who want to C om e to Florida.
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rbgdttr adver' '
tiaers of Florida Farm Lands, in the
State. We advertised before the present In
terest in Florida. Our advertising and our
methods brought us in toudi with thousands of
t w v t other* on o u f Hsi MUl j&Kom we are keep
ing -In toudi by correspond once. A percentage
of these people will eventually come to Florldq
if they can byy the lands they are looking for.
people who expressed a desire to come- to
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Florida.
Some of these people come to Florida.
itinnd"froi
tiinm d ■nrc doing -wettr
VO LU SIA
W e~"~clrcirp« Jnhda1f lhBy~JktIBVr_lIiff6h'lnft»Is~hiivir
N a nutshell, then, the Howard-Packard Land
■ Company, Inc., realizing the futility o f at(ernpTTnfl to meet' all its numerous calls for
The surface of neorly the entire
tract is covered for several inches
with a dark vegetable mold, beneath
which is a gray sandy loam with a
substratum of sub-soil just hard
enough to hold moisture nnd retain
all the soil elements. It is in this
Identical class of soil that fruit und
truck growing und stock raising
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has proven most successful
Read the statistics of Volusia’s
Products from land now culti
yated, in the next column, and you
will see that fruits come first in
present area cultivated. Peaches,
oranges, grapefruit, peurs, grapes.
What has been done elsewhere in
_Volusia County can be done on
Volusiu Farms In any line about
which we reprint statistics of
values._
^ Figure out the truck earning
possibilities of these lands. .Egg
Plant over $1 a crate, English Peas,
over $1.50 aerate, Cabbage over
$1 a crate, Sweet Potatoes over
50c a bushel Tomatoes nearly $1,
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and so oil These are figures
that cannot be questioned for occuracy Ten to forty acres of
-Volusia Farms can- be. cultivated
and harvested by one .man
and
his family, and the net profit will
three
times the acreage in the North.
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Land
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Now
Cultivated And
Their
Values
Otto Kirchoff, of DeLeon Springs, has Just Completed the Agricultural Statistics for Volusia County.
The Figures for Y ear From July 1, 11)09 to July 1,1910
Cotton—Sea Island, 55 acres; yield. 11
bales; value, $690.
Corn— 3 ,ftl acres: yield, 40,231 bushels;
value, $32,190.
Sweet Potatoes— 433 acres; yield. 40,280
bushels; value. $23,140.
Rice— 1 acre; 20 bushels: value, $30.
Sugarcane—60 ncrcs; yield In syrup, 333
barrels; value $7,995.
Field Peas— 216 acres; yield, 1415 bushels;
value, $2.220; hay, 484 acres; yield, 445
-tons; value, $6,175.
Millet— I acre: yield, 5 tons:’ value, $75.
Peanuts— 13 acres; yield, 160 bushels;
value, $255. .
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Wool—0,750 fleeces; 24,150 pounds; value,
Velvet Beans— 142 acres; 885 bushels; val
ue, $1,720.
Hay— 251 acres; 240 tons; value, $3,725.
Cassava—4 acres; 20 tons; value, $115.
Onions— 0 acres; 940 crates; value, $1,390.
Lettuce— 30 acros; 4280
$4,260.
crates;
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Egg Plant—7 acres: 955 crates; value, $1
Watermelons— 204 acres; 58 carloads;
value, $8,260.
English Peas — 1 acre; 50 crates; value, $75.
Beets— 5 ncrcs; 785 crates: value, $805.
Ornngcs— 310,810 bearing trees; 88,790
nuu-bearing trees; 476,350 boxes; value,
Grapefruit— 27,885 trees;
value, $30,390.
26,865
trees;
quarts:
23,605 bushels;
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Grape Vines— Grapes23.150 |>ounds; value,
$1,160, Wine, 1,540' gallons; Vaino, $3,-
TERMS
Figs—370 crates; value, $595.
F ive a cres nnd up;—$25 per ucre.
$5 per acre cash w ith application, $1
per acre per n\pnth fo r the balance
w ithout Interest, o r taxes during pay
merit p eriod .’ On rec eip t o f firs t pay
meat o f $5 per acre, w e wlU give you
value,
Celery—27 acres: 0,120 crates; value, $5,■j . Pepper— 5 acres; 605 crates; value,'$625,
Irish Potatoes— 105 ucres; 18,790 bushels:
value, $25,190.
____CotlbagC^-llL-UCrca^JJ80^crates;, value.
Stock Cattle— 23,509; value, $235,030.
Jersey and Grade Cuttle— 194 head; value,
$3.020.
Hugs— 18,175 head; value $40,825.
Sheep— 920 heud; value, $27,60U.
Tomatoes—^78 acres: 11,600; value, $ 11 .430.
Poultry—Common Barnyard, 52,300; value
$20,924. All others. 1.057; value, $1,278.
Eggs sold and used, 227,350 dozen;
value, $52,500.
Honey— 2,108 stands of bees; 80,020 lbs;
I value, $490. (Volusia produces more
h o n e y Uiun any other county in the
Cows (kept for m ilk)—747 head; value,
value, $35,495. Milk sold and used,
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HOW ARD-PACKARD
Peoples Bank Building
LAND
Sanford,
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Florida
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o f all paym ents, thts co n tra ct will be
exchanged fo r
a W arran ty Deed
which w ill convey the tra c t to you
fr e e o f all encumbrance.
W e could not draw up a b e tte r con
tra ct. W e believe It the m ost liberal
o f all la n d -c o n tra c ts in Florida. It
contains a clause w hereby we' agree
to g ive you your money back If you
ore not sa tisfie d one yea r a ft e r com
pleting payments. W e also m ake you
a present o f 5 per cent Interest in
addition. If you fall sick w e have
liberal tim e extension clause. I f you
die w ith paym ents still due. w e give
the Jand to your he|rs w ithout u
single fu rth er paym ent. W e give you
liberal discount fo r «a a li on U ]C 'b a l
ance o f you r paym ents at any time
you wish to pay. *
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H O W A R D - P A C K A R D ¿ A N D C O ., Inc.
Sanford, Florida.
•Please mail me your booklet concerning Volusia Farms
without placing m e under any obligations.
You can have a copy of this con
tract by writing for q copy of our
booklet “Resources of -Volusia
Farms”—it's on page 23, and the
book is free. Tells you all about'
Voiaalu' Farms and die absolute
reliability of ourselves. Address
your envelope:
S tr c d ^ o r .IL J L D
Town and
AMD CONDITIONS
PURCHASE
a contract for* DeetTT'ün completion
354,950 galions; value, $131,770
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Some of. the land in Volusiu
Forms is better adopted to the cul
ture of oranges and nil kinds of
fruits,, or to pecans, while other
tracts are; fitnier adopted to the
growing of vegetables and similar
crops. It will aid us in selecting
your tract if you will give us an
idea of the kind of crop you prefer
to grew. We want to please you
and we guarantee that we will
please you in the selection we make
if we know before hand what you
intend to do with the land.«
what yon are buying. Whenever
possible we want you to see Volusia
Farms before buying.
Volusia
Fnrms improves the longer, you
know it, at the some timer we have
never advocated the buying of any
of otjr lands sight unseen.
boxes;
Pears— 1,370 trees; SllLburrels: value, $1
Pcaches— 60,495
value $25.275.
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O tLO ursc,. w e . p refer, that, y o u sec
Pecans— 4,750 trees: 87 bushels; value,
$445.
Strawberries— 17 acres
value, $2,360.
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OLUSIA Farms was first offered tn small
tracts April 1, 1910.
VOLUSIA’S PRODUCTS
From
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«malt iarww at-iowpriceeH ir-lhe- Suftfonh"dis
trict proper, .decided to throw open It« Valuable
agricultural Volusia Farms for colonization oiirthe same conservative plan that 1ms character
ized the Company's operations In and around
Sanford
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“ Comprises 17,000 acres located
Just across the St. John's River,
east from Sanford, the main high
way through the Volusia Forms
being a direct continuation of Sanford's famous Celery Avenue
This immense fertile tract is now
in the same unimproved condition,
though not so heavity timbered, as
many of the trim, profit-yielding
farms at Sanford were os late os
eighteen months ago.
Volusia
Farms is within four milcs.of the
Sanford Delta—shouldn’t fiisiory
repeat herself as the development,
of Volusia Forms proceeds?
surpass that secured from
F they can afford our Eureka Hammock or
Block Hammock they will settle within die
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Meet
S ta te
H O W A R D -P A C K A R D
LAND COMPANY, Inc.
Peoples. B*nk Bid*.
SMtoid, fit.
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September 23,1910
SANFORD
Sanford Library
Mr. J. E. Pace ha* recently given to the
library n act o f books that merit n public
acknowledgement. It Is a work edited by
A. H. Keane, B. A., entitled “ The Earth
and Its Inhabitants." There are eighteen
volumes, profusely illustrated, and full off
interesting Information that will makeB
them o f «Special value ns books of refer
ence. Pupils o f the public schools are
urged to take notice and make use of
them as they desire. ------ ...... >. — ■ .—
Once before the library proiited by Mr.
Tade*« generosity. “ Life and Writings of
Thomas Jefferson," and "Nores on Vir
ginia” (tw enty volumes In all)! were his
gift.
Another work that<mny prove interest
ing to many readers is “ Memoirs of Flor
ida" by Francis P. Fleming, in two vol
umes! donated by Dr. Mason of this city.
This week la added to the list of fiction,
"Romance o f the Ten Thousand Islands"
tig our townsman, Dr. A. E. Philips. From
the number o f requests it is certain to find
many renders.
For those who liove missed the early
diopters o f "Virginia of the Air Lanes,:
now being published in the Sanford Her
ald, the story in book form can be had at
the library.
Also "Sweepers of the Sea" by Claude
Wetmore, a story of the sen and a strange
riavy which brought Incalandinto rank as
the second naval power in the world (the
United States having taken first place).
It will please "Young America" and older
ones as well.
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Library hour«—Tuesdays, 4 to 0 p.m.;
Saturdays, 4 to 9 p. m.
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Notice of Application Tor Tax Deed
Under Section 8 or Chapter 4888
Laws of Florida _
Notice to Contraotors
Sealed bldi wilt bn received for the ranttrurtion'
of a frame school building In city of Sanford. Plans
nnd incclfk-«t>frni can he found upon application to
if school board. Bids will be received
Notice U hereby given that H. M. Papworth of
up to noon of Saturday. September 10th, 1910
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•O .'R .'W a u iD rr"—' L. R. Pitturi,
*8hi certificate In my oflltv. end hn* made appli
D. F .V Iw n u , Ja.,
cation for Tax Deed to Issue In accordance with law
Membcra
of Hoard. District No. 2.
bald ecrtlllcate embracrx the fol lowing described
d M t»riy «Ituatad In Orange (Wangf. Florida. toj g p N. W. K of S. W. !; sec. 25, Twp 20 S R,
The aald land being aaae■and at the date of the
issuance of luch certificate In the name of Un
known.
Unleti laid cerllfii-air shall be redeemed
The only place in Sanford where
can he purchased is at
50-8t-p
Florida Fruits ««d Vegetables
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W . W . L o n g 's G ro c e ry
5-4 t
In the Circuit, Court, Seventh ^Jud^clal
Circuit, Orange County, State of
Florida
T IM E S - UNION
Edward Forrlittr
vs.
Charles lla-row and A. M. TUrnshrt
nnd James A. Kirkwood
To Charles Rakrow:
It appears from the affidavit of Edward Forrlster
herein duly Died In which he deposes and says
that he Is the complainant (n the above named
cause and that the defendant. Charles Rakrow, is
• non-reshlent of the state of Florida, imd ihnt ills
address is Louisville, Kentucky.
You ore therefore ordered to appear tu this blit
on Mondaythe 3rd day of October, A. I) 1010, tlie
snme being a rule day of this court.
It Is further ordered that this notice I m- published
In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper pubUshnl in
Sanford. Florida, for four-consecutive weeks.
Witness U. M. Robinson, clerk o f told court and
the seal thereof this the 13th day od August. A. I).
1910.
B. M. Romas,>n, Clerk
Iscall
By M. A. Howard. D. C.1
Andrew Johnson, Sol. for Com pit.
Mt
The Tlmes-Unlon will send you
(by mall) the Tuesday a n d
Thursday, tissues of the dally,
containing all regular features,very latest m arket rrp o rlg and c
special departments tie voted to ' '
agriculture horticulture, p o u l-.
try, etc.
General Insurance Agents
SANFORD, FLO R ID A
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ONE YEAR. ONE DOLLAR j
In Circuit Court or the Seventh Judicial
Circuit, Orange County. State o f
Florida
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THE
Prom pt Service ~
AND
Saturdays 4 to 9 p . m,
In tlic Circuit Court of the 7th .ludlclul
Circuit of the State of Florido for
• Orange County
M. M. SMITH.^
Welcome
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J E Face, C om plainant,
office of
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of San Sarah
Jmurr nanniiBriTul
actively
Defendants
am com- To C.enrglnmi France* Low ford
TreasJ E Puce Iwing duly sworn depose« and «ays
tete that he it the com plainant above) named nnd that
high lie hit« read the foregoing b ill, and Ih u t the m in e Is
i and true of his own knowledgerxcept a» to such m a t
. . ____________________________________ .lib ters u» are 9 tn t.il on inform ation nnd U-lief. und
and aside from the duties of office in pushing San as to such m atters that he believe* it to.he true.
ford's car of prrarese.
C. H.LEFFLEK.
And affiant fu ith e r states, th a t the defendant,
(.eorglana Frances Lawfurd. defendant above
named, is a nod-res id cut of the M a te 'o f Flurlda,
and th a t her resldrnee, is at — — In the state of
An Ordinance Providing fo r the Sen! New Y ork, th u l she Is aver the age o f twenty-one
und th a t there Is no person In the slate of
tary Display o f Fruits, Vegetables ears,
lu rld u the service of a sohymeiiu upon, that would
bind m id (jeorglam is Fram es Lawfurd.
and Food Products.
It is fu rth e r ordered th s l this order U* published
ttvsNeNwnford H erald for eight consecutive weeks
B*b Ordelned by the Mayor and the L'llyCJDF
Witness ray official signature and seal this the
cd.,of Sanford. Florida:
day of August. A I). 1910.
Sec. I. A ll (m
cults.
il*, ve
vegetables snd other food pro 2 5 th(sea
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R. M. K.aunsn«.
lucti dl
ducts
du pla,cd by any merchant In lite City uf
Clerk Circuit Court.
-Sanford
in the dm way of or In the front of hit
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M l Hath D. C.
Place of lutines*,
shall be__placed
on stands nr
toislnese.________
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tenches
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woçpss Inot less than eighteen
Inches In hlghl from
the floor or tide walk, and all fruits, vegetable*
and taxi products shall at all times tie kept free Notlce of Application for Tax Deed
from flies by the use of wire screen« or glass case*
Under Section « of Chapter 4888.
radrety Covering the fruit*, vegetable* and food
Laws
o f Florida
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tbRlayed In the manner afurcsttid. m in
Notice Is hereby given that Wm HotlflfmfirofSslI- tuy Mtnnor.
SeetU w 'g. Any person, flxra or corporation ford. Fla , purrhawr of Tax Certificate No. 377.
VKgaUng hesuiun lu f ihl* ordinance, upon convic dated the Olll day of July, A. D 190H. has filed
tion thereof,shall be fined not lest than five duilurt suid cerlilicaieln lliy-omoe, and lial mode aoplimnor mar* than twenty-five dollar*, or Impiisoned tion for tax deed to Issue In mundane« with aw.
Said certificate embraces the following described
In the city Jail for not more th*n twenty day*.
* “ *rtby certify that the foregoing ordinance wa* pruikcrty situated In Orange cpunly, rlttrMio. lo*wli:
W W f r iï paaaeaby (be cl tv counril of Sanfnrd. It,-gin H 40 Chi. S «7 deg E olh L c u r ofJ>cc 19. To
20, S R 39 E, mil Still deg. W IS cli*. N SOdfg W
fla t Ida, in session September Bth. 1910.
10 ebs, N 60 deg. E 4H chs, S 30 deg, t 10 ch* In
R. C. M AXW ELL. City Clerk.
Sec* 2 . 9. 10 nnd II. 46 acres the said land
Approved: FORREST LAK E . Mayor.
being attested at the date of the iiMinneeof such
- Date, Rapt. 7th, 1010.---- — — 4 4-t certificate in the name ot E. W, Hope. Unle*. mud
certificate sliolt 1« redeemed acnmUnfl to law. tax
deed will ls*ue thereon on the 24 Hi duy of October
A D. 1910.
Witness my official signature nnd seal this the
An Ordinance Providing Tor the C on
23id day of September. A 11 1010
j lrll]|
ft M. Kowhsov.
struction of Side Walk» and M a te r
Cuuj It Orange CoonU . JJ*,,
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In Court ot County Judge. State of
Florldu
Ssc. I. All a r s a . barrier cofutructed ou ■
i il^ 's m ih w d !*^ k * -, ^le M * vof <ml dt* City Coun-
H a r n e s s s n d B u g g ie s
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A U T O M O B IL E S FO R L IV E R Y U 8 E
TOP
P R IC E S
FQR
YOUR
ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES
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when »hipped to - IIEWITT. —if you are not doing
InudncAB with this House, write to them at once.
HEWITT
F R U IT
GUARANTEED
AND
Reference*:
ClASS IN PIANO LESSONS
PRODUCE
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This Paper and
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C O M M IS S IO N
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CO.
'M E R C H A N T S
Md.
Thousands of Pleased Shipper* in
Florida
Drink a Bottle of
Given at Hume of Pupil*. . Address
123 Ninth St.
Sanford. Fla
:: Woodruff
G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R
Manufactured with iturc dlBtlllcd water— they wil('prevent Ulneti, «Id
T— digestion and give you health
The Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., S anford, Fla
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1* Shoes for
# every * oc! ! casion, ito m a t t e r
!! what you wish them
■< for, whether for a
dttys tT a m p , t t n after!à noon o f sport, an
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; ; reliable shog for that
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FIR S T NATIO NAL BANK
OF SANFORD, FLA .
O E O . F E R M A L O , Vlnn-Frna.
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r . H . R A N D . P m s id s n t
F . P . F O R S T E R , C aahisr
- - Only National.BanJ( in Orango .Counly :
Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance
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S a f n t y D e p o s it B o x « « For R « n
O R Q A N IZ E D
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1887
C ITY CIGAR STORE
And IC E C R EA M PARLOR
SOLD BY---------------- rrU-j i Ice Cream. FurnishecLJui-Piiita,-Quarts -and. Gallons
i-r's t Fra.il .L ,Jtfoodrtiif4j
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' B ls c k s m l t h ln g a n d H orstrahc
Horses and M ules Bought and Exchanged
MISS RUTH A B B O T
Fir»! »U re i io the City uf Sanford, riut of lly r ilr In rc Eetate uf | Qr»nâe Couniy
Air*, ahall not be lean than urn ( i d ) feet In wilth. Lyman Phclp* Í
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streets, the width
tiotloe It hereby^given, to alj_t.wlkoin It may conOn aD other streets, orr parts
part* of
df 'streets,
C en T ib s r< * Ibe'fltbdajF of f f brY *'T 1- A ‘i
•hjU hi But I t t i than ■lx
siT feet.
feet.
1 shall apply to the Honorable William Martin.
¿Me, 2. A ll tide walk» shall bo ounjtrusted
cording to the following formula: Foundation three Judge •>( «aid Court, a* Judge of i ’robatc. or my
inches thick of flv* parts of crushed stone, or rock. final discharge as executrix of the estate of Lyman
U thr*e part* of good sharp sand and one part of I'help*, deceased: and that at the tame lime I will
cement, to be surfaced with on* Inch of a mix Jure present roy final account* a* ex ecu trit
Dated Aug 5th, A. D. 1910.
compost'd of on* pan of sharp «and and one part
,
Mxsr Burnt Fnurs.
<-( Oroieot.
510 mo
ExecuUlx.
Sec. 9. A ll aide walk* mutt be laid to a grade
established by the city engineer, and the coustruction must be approved by lb * d ty engineer or »upIn Court of County Judge State o f
enauodaot of street*.
. S*c. 4- AU aid* walks hereafter not constructed
Florida
In accordance with the provisions of this Ordlnin Re Estate of
I Orange County.
Was. Hal* Bata*, Dm d )---------------------------at Thé o
Notice is hereby given to all whom It may con
l i l M to • lien upon tha property upon which said
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cern. that
10th day of
December,
A. U
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Construction D made.
yjII, iI thall
niiasii apply
itpyij
iuJhe
»..w »«w
Honorable
.ww^ Wm
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i m ! .to
flee. 6, AU ordinance* or pan* Of ordinance* In I1910.
of I
unltnanoe was
j ] o t Sanford, Wm Hale Rates, deceaasd; and at the same tint* j , . *
will prssentm y'flnslaccouou as executor of said
•stale, nnd ask lor UtMr approval.
R. C. MAXWELL City Clerk.
D .fd J u n ..0 th .A .D .gÏ0 w
Approved: rORRZST LAKE Mayor.
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rTtthtllO.
Cosi») er
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ials li»ed In Such Construction.
GOODS
H. E. TOLAR
VUfî-Prealdem
L IV E R Y , F E E D and
SALES STABLE
Pickard's lluiul-Ptiiiiled Citimi
fìorluim'a Sterling Silver
Rogers' Plnted'Ware
Elgin tinti Wnltlihm Watclies
ALL
H. R. STEVENS.
HAND BROTHERS
Plumbing and
Gas Fitting
• .JEWELER
■ announce m yself a candidate for the
Clerk, Treasurer end Asseasor. A eitieen
ford continuously since IBgO,-I have been
1 Interest Tirul I
AccuraterServtc
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Henry McLaulin
,
T o llte Service
I’rrsitlrnl
1 hereby announce tuy candidacy for the office of
City Clerk, Treasurer nnd Assessor. Many years City nl Sanford
I Rill in Chancery to enforce
of experience with city- affairs and clerical Posi
vs
tion* have made me fam iliar with the work of tills S I’ uletlun and I Tax Uen
All Work Receives My Personal Atienlion
office and having made Sanford my home. I ask To all whom It tniiy concent
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the voters of Sanford to look up my record and
Upon application of the City Solicitor, it is fiereand Best Efforts
lilnrst for tills position of trust.
liy ordered that on or liefbrc the October Rule Day
Respectfully,
next, being the third day of October, A D 1910. in
M. W. LOVELL
'Phone 230
said court, you appear to nnd answer the bill hied O p p o s ite L i l y U n ii
t
nnd set forth the nature of your respective interrita
■ew s * * e w * * e s e e e * e w J ^ w * e e « » e « e s in. light In. or liens upon rru! rstnte situale In the
city of Sanford, and dr*crll»-d in the hill ns I.ol 7,
Clerk, Treasurer am) Assessor
»lock If). Tic.r 1(1
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It is further ufiier.il that this tie published in the
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1 am urged by my friends in announce myself a>
i candidate for the office of Clerk, Treasurer and Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In said
Assessor at the coming city election, to which city, om * a week lor loiir, consecutive weeks prior
I was appointed to fill the unexpired term of to said tuie duv
8lace
Witness my hand mid seal o f the said circuit
lark L Scott. 1 solicit on Inspection of the work
dune by me to convince you o f my qualilkalions to court this 19th day uf August. A D 1919
l sen I}
H M. Kimtutur».
Juimi the duties of the office.
MY SPECIALTIES
2-4t
Clerk Circuit Court, Orange County
Yours truly,
R. C. M AXW ELL
In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial
Circuit. State of Florida
f or City Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor
S A N FO R D
and will appreciate your patronage
FOUR HER CENT allowed on Savings Deposits
Safety Deposit Boxes for rent
Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p.m.
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BANK O F
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C. H. D IN G EE
Tor City Clerk, Treasurer. Assessor.
PEOPLES
ROOM 20
£ Strangers
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The. O N L Y bank in Sanford that
INSURES E VERY D O LLAR DEPOSITED A G A IN S T LOSSJrom any
-and nil causes.
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THE TWICE-A-WEEK
To S. E. Williams.
—I t appears from the affidavi«.of Patsy
- Wild am s
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herein duly
Hied In
which she Islates
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E. Williams, Is a citizen
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county. Florida, that he Is now __
residing
at Ovleai
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Has Just returned from New York with a in said county
flint her original bill for
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nnd at the dale of thrilling of her amend
full line of novelties in bats and trim divorce,
ed bill fur divorce, and that the title to the prop
ming«. hair goods, neckwear, etc. Will erty described In said nniettded bill -lie decreed to
•her. said defend»ntrfi 'fr' Wttttams, has ronir ntwt
.be open for inspection next week. Give himself, and i| now and then away (rain said +
Oviedo In said county of Orange, and his exnct tefher.a call.
5-if
catlon other than In said Orange enmity, is un
known tuber, bill Dial said S. E. Williams Is over
21 years of age. and that there'Is no person within
the state of Florida the service of a subpoena upon
whom would bind the defendant, you are therefore
ordered to nppenr to the amended bill of complaint
herein Died on or before the In ) day of October,
A. D. 11)10. the tame being a rule day of said court.
It Is (u tiller ordered III at tills order tie published
cnee a week for four consecutive weeks In the Sapford Herald, a newspaper published In Sanford, in
For Mayor.
said county nnd suite.
In Witness Whereof 1 have hereunto nil ached
At the earnest aollclla lion of my friends I have
ndidt
, consented to announce my candidacy
for the pos my name and official seal this 17th day of August.
It M knniMMiN, (Jerk,
arti at the primary io I * A I) illld
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_ Sanford
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Mayor of
Sanfar
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lly M A. Howard, I). C
held In Nov rm bet.
Andrew
Johnson,
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Complainant
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Respectfully,
W. H. UNDERWOOD
l A N N OU N C É M E N T S
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SHIPPERS OF
Ashe’s Roach Pepper
and Ratsau|t
M* '•*t“ “o7 "lIK
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Wltnest my oil id nI signature and seal tbit the
lUthday of Sept. A. D *1010.
B. M. Koanrxm.
Clerk Circuit Court Orange County. Florida.
C h a s e & Co.
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Sanford, Florida
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Oar T e n u of Sale on 5 Aerei
Shipments o f Celsry from San
ford to data
Year
1809
1800
IM I
1M2
1003
- Crates
1,100
MOO
11,000
1004
53,650
21.200
34,000
Year
g
1003 ; • 61,630
100»
123,068
1007
181,7681
1008
330,000
1009 475,000
Sanford Money-Makers
We give fw
contract.
TITLE BOND «, GUARANTEE CO.
Yearly average Increase 118.3%--
O u r P o lic y !
C o n a e rv a tla m , R e lia b ility , Progresslvsness and Courteous T reatm en t
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Number 34
S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A , S E P T E M B E R 2 3 , 1910
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Our T e rm i and Quality are Just What
You are Looking fo r
It Is gradually being demonsurated that
West Sanford 1s one of the most stable
portions o f the Sanford Celery Delta.
There Is very little actual farming within
the d t y limita o f Sanford. The Sanford
Celery - Delta begins on the west at the
Astar Grant, skirts along tho shores of
Lake Monroe on the south and Lake Jes
sup on tho north ond terminates al Sol
dier Creek. This area is within tho Irrlnble bclt. JHierejapt?^ ponvp areas On j|he
Alda o f J^ke Jpssu^».ihat,:urftgh»X.
irrigable and some portions o f that area
are in cultivation, but it could hardly be
located within the limits of the Sanford
Celery Delta.
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The F ather Shows His Son That the Sort of Land to Purohase In Florida Is the Kind
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That Can be Irrigated.
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M y Dear Son:—
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Jtbit 1 write you in regard to the qulity of land you should purchase In Florida when you* launch into the
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vegetable growing business.
I had a talk with a gentleman here yesterday and he gave me the
Following Statement
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In the season o f 1904 and 1905 I placed fifty acres in cultivation, no part of which could be irrigated. I planted it ! ° . •$$ plant,
tomatoes, peppers and melons. The entire venture which hid a first cost o f several thousand dollars to me was a 1 O T A L LO S S ,
on account o f no rain falling at the proper time. I have had much eiperience in growing vegetables and know the crop failure did
not occur on account of a lack o f experience. This venture fully satisfied me that land that cannot be irrigated is worthless for
vrinte u c g c l x hlw -TTOtiftg.. I woult} not accept any
any sized Florida farm as a gift if I had to cultivate it without irrigation.
* - —— Signed G i •F-.-SMlTHr-Ssrafdrd, Florida—
The Truth Is W h at Should Guide You
As an evidence o f the popularity and
worth -of -the W «st -Side there arornow ln | ■
process o f construction some twelve or
fifteen farm residences. These range all
the way from a modest cottage to a hand
some eight room residence on Sanford
Farms. Every available acre will be
placed in cultivation and there is nor has
been little o r > io land for rental on the
Weat Side.
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The Sanford Farm tract comprehending
200 five acre farms, which Is an Integral
part o f the west end of the Celery Delta,
was placed on the market late in March,
since which time Title Bond & Guarantee
Company has sold three-fourths of the
property.
SlIÄllNlfFTIÖlfRllD] □ 0 Ä
$25 down-that’s all
Beginning at the west limits of Sanford
and extending on west for a distance of
four miles ore to be found as good forms,
in actual cultivation, as there Is on the
globe todsyT“ Farming lAbd that Sells at
from »150 to »1.500 an acre must be good
farming land. This Is the kind we have
on the West Side.
asaertion-thst-lsnd-which csnnot-W-irrigated
is
You« Know A s W e ll A s I Do
That flowing Wells cannot be had on Tenth Street in Sanford and that out side of the city limits in that direction land can be pur
chased for the nominal sum o f ten dollars an acre on account of the absence o f Flowing wells.
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A Gentleman Took Your Father Out T o Palm H a m m o c k -^
A few days ago and while we sat in the machine, he pointed out forty acres of land within a stones throw o f us that could be bad for
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Twenty-Five Dollars A n Acre
W hile within a stones throw in the opposite direction he pointed out unimproved land that is worth $150 an acre.
being that the $25 land was above the artesian level and the $150 land was ip the irrigable zone.
One of the prime features of this tract
is the terms upon which it Is being sold, the
said terms appearing In the box at
the head o f this page. These terms allow
the purchaser to'place the greater portion
o f his money in development work in
stead of in land payments, thus giving
the purchaser six years in which to pay
out his contract The payments of 5120
per annum on each liv e 'acres is simply
cheaper than renL Many a poor devil is
paying more rent than this for a place
that Is wholly unproductive— a place that
will never yield a single cent. But In
this case the property can be made to
take care of all payments, if the pur
chaser will roll up his sleeves and go to
work.
,
T h e difference
I Have Tried T o Make This fact Plain T o You
Many times and 1 want you to secure a thorough comprehension o f it. I f you can get the water from flowing artesian
land is better by an unlimited number o f times than'the land that is high and dry and without the irrigable zone.
that
Wells
Because Land Is In The Vicinity O f Sanford
Does not make it valuable, any more that does it make you a millionaire by standing within the shadow of the Knickerbocker
. which has resources amounting to $60,009,000.
Do You Grasp Thfe Point?
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' If not you have become very dense and are sorely in neek of a lotion to clesr the' bat nests out of your belfry.
A Good Thing to Tie to
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—* - f* T lt.lh e proposition offered at this time by the Title Bond & Guarantee Company, which owns one of th^ handsomest unsold tracts of
land in the entire Celery Delta. Fifty per cent of these farms which are known as Sanford Farms and arc in the suburbs of San
. ford on the west have been sold, a good majority of which have undergone improvement. The unsold tracts are the choicest pieces
in the entire division.
Every acre o f the land can be irrigated
with Bowing wells and this makes the
property immune from all weather condi
tions so for as wet and dry Is concerned.
In fact, the Sanford Farmer Is very glad
indeed when the rain refuses to come.
He has his unlimited supply of water from
the artesian wells and he will make a
crop whether or no.
This Com pany
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W ill sell you one of these farm, on the most liberal term, offered by any real estate concern here.
the growth of vegetables. The drainage is correctly poised to take care of all surplus water and.
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Y ou Have Six Years Tim e In W hich to Pay
If ypu are interested In coming to San
ford and If you want to grow vegetables
for the winter markets of the north, write
us about our guarantees on property and
other points of which you should have
knowledge before purchasing here. W e
mill take care to tell you the plain unvar
nlshed truth In every Instance and give
you only that information upon which you
can rely.
T itle Bona &. Guarantee Co.
---- *. For the land. Thia allows you to place your money ip betterments, instead of in land payment*.
preciate the value o f thia feature.
You
o f course c*n
readily ap
Things A re Picking U p In Fine Shape Here. *
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their book
r ! ! M tWlKl“ t0 wVtli°Pme,? tS here*ndJ n l,hV r ^ time-y™
1 * « « send to Title Bond & Guarantee Co., for
We Feed The Nation Without Competition.
It will show you how to proceed in the m attes** vegetable growing here.
Your loving* Father
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positionsTn,'Fibrida and also those in California, and he has decided that Sanford is the best, and has^great
a possibilities
m>ny
** than
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greater
any.that have been called to his attention.
Father
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Sanford doe« not have free delivery of
m a ll
ran on payment of *23
iivpauBif.
Orates
There la always a large number of
penona lined up at the general deliveay
TITLE - BOND - & - GUARANTEE - COM PANY
window of the post office, ond those who
are
lo ih li city will gave time and
(INCORPORATED)
trouble by having their mall addressed in
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T b l» List M ay In terest You
FOR SALE
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Five acres. 2 H cleared, 1 well
2 room cottage, price SL 0 S0 .
FOR SALE
Residence, Markham Heights,
5 acres, nice fruit trees and
FOR RENT
W e have applies lions for
bouses to rent.
List your
property with us.
poultry, oranges and general
fanning. Price, »3 0 per aera
on t crins. A c t quick If you
$25 down-that s all □
s M n I f I o I riidi □
Ten acre«, five acres cleared.
room residence, near shipping
3 H acres tiled, one well, six
point, price «5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 , 58.room bouse, out-bulldingt,
000.00 cash, balance lo two
years.'
near the school, enough till
ing for another acre, price FOR SALE 11 acres, five cleared, 8 feno»7,000.
— -ed, 4 tiled, 5 in cultivation.
J A ll ditched and drained. One
FOR SALE 10 acres in Eureka ifammqck
w ell Four room house, barn
four miles south of town.
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None cleared. Flowing w ell
FOR SALE
Loading station H mile away
down, balance on time.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE 30 building lots just outside
FOR SALE IS acres all cleared. 10 acres
the city limits. Price ranges
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tiled, 3 flowing wells, facing
from »123 to »178 each
bard road, good barn, four
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If IIà Iìr IImÌIs
We have applications fur
residences and business prop •
erty. List your property‘for
sale' with us.
$10 monthly-nut’
Easy
third
grove, 13500.00. One thiru
i-niii
balance
to suit ter*
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chaaher.
Hanunoi-kFOR SALE Five acres in Beck llanunockTen acres. H cleared, half
3 tiled, flowing well within
tiled, two wells, price »3,500
half mile of station. Price
cash.
»3 ,80 0; tehns »1000 cadi.
one third cash, balance in one
nnd »^ywuiu-Ji/ULjant- -----------------balance In five years * J * *
for 1100 per acre.
FOR SALE Ten acres, tiled and in WjJ
mile from loading station.
state Of cultivation, four »rel
Five aerea. Z ìi acres cleared '
Pike. $5300*... .Half „cash,
---------t ~ il hnnw, all tools and wig*
balance on terms.
Price »8,000 on terms.
on, fronting on Lako Monrt*<
Forty acres, 8 cleared, G tiled
prioc » 11 ,000 .00 . halfcsi*.
WANTED Timber tracts of idi sixes, cut
old land, one w ell price flObalance in two and d***
over lands, grazing lands,
300, will divide into five acre
years. This place will wot
• orange lands, residence prop
lots and sell for 5230 per
arty, Florida real estate of
for » 10 0 0 per yaar.
TITLE'BOND k GUARANTEE 00.
�I N S A N F O R D — Lile ¡a ,Worth Living
dumber 8
SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7.1910
ALL AROUND FLORIDA
The General News of "Tlic Land
of flow ers.
IN. B, BROWARD IS DEAD
Large Attendance arid M ost Success
fill Ycnr Is Expected
Tiie opening o f the public schools is al
ways an event ii. which the majority df
the people of a town are greatly interest
CULLED TROW THE STATE PRESS ed, and in this particular, town it is also
a time when every good citizen rejoices
An Epitome o f th e W eek's M ost lm- in the knowledge that Sanford lias one of
thu best- school systems in tiie state.
portnnt. Happenings In the
Prof.
N. J. Perkins, the elllcient Superin
S ta te's Domain.
tendent of Sanford Schools is again in his
Will Rice, n white irifflirwas found dend
place, and will) Ins splendid corps of
with a bullet hole through -hi*—head—ln. a.
‘teachiTS-it-goes without saying tliui an
diteli In frantoi the house oí Nellie Lanother year of successful school work, which
coster on tho outskirts of Pirata Conia
bus Just begun. wilL-bc added to ijiose
early Sunday morning. Nellie Lancaster
that liuve passed. The schools iipSnia
* * hnB been arrested -charged with complic
Monday morning with u larger em ollien t
ity in the nITair. Much mystery surrounds
tliun ever before, showing nit increase of
TTfh Shooting.ua there were no eye wit
forty-five over the beginning lust ycnr.
nesses, and the first the aifthorlties knew
The enrollment of pupils was ns follows:
of the supposed murder wns when Rice's
High School 85, Grammar School 207. I’ ricold body was fyund lying in the ditch." •
niary 183, making u total of 535.
The High School building not lieing
At 2 o'clock Sunday morning fire was
discovered In the second story of the completed, the High School students ate
* Tribune building. Prompf work prevent- attending an nftliruoou session in the
Wt n tend ile« w o t * w i- t h a buildituU_lii- Grammar School, the session beginning nt
vestigatlon by officials indicates that the 12:30 nud closing at -1 o'clock. These
fire was of incendiary origin. The Trib crowded conditions will be relieved, how
une has consistently opposed the clgnr- ever. in n few weeks, ns the handsome
■ mnkeni‘ "8tTÌke.— The-daiHHg«-w«*~uhout new, hnildiml will soon )ie completed.
There are vacancies In the teachers’
$2,ooor'
places, but they will be supplied. The
President Taft has signed the appoint
County School Board Ims Authorized the
ment of William II. Northrup to be col
the Sanford School Board to secure a
lector of customs at Pensacola, in place
science teacher for the High School, but a
o,f J. E: Stillman, long n Republican lead
teacher to till this place has not yet been
er of Florida. Stillman’s scalp was taken
appointed.
.by Postmaster General Hitchcock, it is
Principal of the High School, Miss Clara
said. The latter did not consider Stillman
Louise Guild; Assistant Principal of the
tite right man for tho place, which he luid
High School, Miss Alice Teihcrly; Draw
held five years and stood for Northrup.
ing and Music, also High School Assistant,
One of the most encouraging mid inter- Miss Edith Savage.
* eating reports ever made comes from the
Grammar School: Eighth grade girls.
University o f Florida. -Gainesville, wh?re Miss Flora Walker; seventh and eighth*
ulreudy the enrollment is fur In exccsdlof grade boys. Miss Gertie Speer; seventh
lust year and the ptospccts tire very bright grade girls. Mrs. G. B. Dickinson; sixth
for the term now opening.
President grade. Miss Nellie Fureiw an extra ttfih
Mur pi tree is a most po polar and well known and sixth grade Icachet tu lie supplied;
instructor, and the great increase is fifth grade, Miss l.udle Richards; fourth.
thought to he iu part on account of Ids Miss Carrie Ensimuger; und Mrs Churles
splendid management. The ullendniicc Polk.
at the university is said to exceed by 125
Primary School: Third grade. Miss Nila
per cent that of two years ago and more Moore und Miss- Clara Milieu; second
than 75 |>cr cent that of last year’s enroll grade, Mrs. E. W. I' Bunn and Miss Edith
ment. — ,
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Fair Smith, first grade. Miss Lillie FarnvsThat the Pensacola navy yard may be svorlh und Miss Pcochcu Lelller
selected us one of'ib e fuel oil supply de
pots of the gulf is suggested by tin; Jour
i e r r y b o a i sinks
nal, and the reason for tints anticipating
the government’s purposes is said ’ o
be the inquiries recently tunde cotieernjiig Autom obile and Wagon Consigned to
The Deep
the tank capacity at. the yards. Includ
Again
the
gondola
that truns|Nirts the
ing a barge, Pensacola has a storage eupueìty ut the navy yards of over 100,00(1 people from Orange to Volusiu counties
gallons. A number of the oil burning has become waterlogged und sunk tp the
vessels of \lie navy will he sent to the depths with nIH oil board. This limes
gulf during the coming winter, and it is H I Williams loses bis valuable automo
tiuturul to suppose that Pensacola will be bile and o mail from Osteenlost a cargo uf
tite point designated for replenishing oil meat. The boat seemed to sink rapid
ly and tiie wagon
and automobile
supply,
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nluiosi
submerged.
With an untisualiy large enrollment for
Mr. Williams was making the trip from
tite first day, the Florida Stale College for
Daytona
and was unable tu get bis cur
Wotneu reopened Wednesday, and has
brought to the anpitul city of the state lite for several days.
This ferry bout and crossing is a dis
aialnmaiy.awarm-of j m u i g women stu
grace
to civilization rmd—demonstrate
dents who are receiving their usual wel
bow
the
|ieople of Ibis end uf the county
come by the people of hospitable Tullnure
treated
in the matter of Improve
hassee. The new term begins- with a
ments.
The
people who sufTer loses by
very auspicious outlook, the number of
room reservations indicating that thè en- the ferry expect to make tho county suffer
rollmeut will far exceed that o f uuy prfe- and before the matter is ended**the
exchequer of tiie county will ho depleted
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for enough to build u good bridge across
■ Humors drifting from Tampa during tin:
lilts part of the river.
past few days strongly^ indicate-that an
Tiie ferry has never been satisfactory
acute stage eas been reached in connec
arid never will be und some day the
tion with the disastrous und long*drawn
commissioners will wake up to the fact
out cigarainkera’ strike, and before the
llnit thixjemi of the county must have
-, end of the present week citizens may re
recognition.
sort to deportation or even more effective
methods in ending the strike and the
A Messugc to the People
reign nf luw|fflgne»3 untnng *>»; foreign^
— On orahnat the 15th ¡list, u Job print
element. In fact those conversant with
ing oflicc will make its debut into the
ufTairs in the cigar metro|Milis intimate
business society of Sanford. A building
that bloodshed may be expected ut any
is now under course of erection on Pnlmoment.
i net to uvemie, between 5th and 7th Sts.
The strike o f the tobáceo working trades to be occupied few this purpose, it is a
o f Tampa is having a very bad effect on little outtof the commercial zone, but tiie
the business of the saloonists, as is evi city is expanding and steadily growing in
denced by tiie fact that twenty of tho this direction. The plant when completed
slxty-odd s&lpons that are now doing busi will be modernly equipped, und placed in
ness in tho city will not seek re-license. efficient hands. It will be u print shop of
One of the raanV new industries estab quality known as The Abbey Press, where
lished at the thriving i>liosptuuu-idiy.iuul. courteous’ treatment to ull and strict utrullroad center of Dunnellon is th$ im lenUon to Uus7iiu'ss“ wiII Be tfnn*uumuunt
csl
-- LtJro»ifllt
new enterprises it
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LiJt
mense new plant of tho Dunnellon Ice, fe a t^ n
Storage & Machine Company, T M COOP start» ttytng -adluiii-light ami im hialialdY.
puny is composed strictly of local capital needs some business ballast— in other
and local men compose the officers and words a little financial accommodation in
company is enp- the way of patronage. I wish to epiploy
1tali zed at only $25,000. but
hut their build - YTttr**Mttwynrt“-pbtn of convincing you the
ings and )dant when all complete, will re merits of The Abbey Press.
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Yours fur business,
present nearly twioe that amount of cap
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Crus. L W ing.
ital invested,
Ex-Governor and U. S. Senator
Elect Passes Away Saturday
A MOURE IN MODERN POLITICS
Having Just Won a High Position the
Stalw art Floridian Dies at the
• Threshold o f Career
SANFORD BUSINESS CHANGES
To Destroy Tampa Papers
NEWS OF THE WORLD
Rem ovals and Changes In The Busi
ness D istrict
Items oF Interest Gleaned fro m
Fall trmjc is starting in with renewed
Various Sources
vigor and Sanford merchants are getting
ready for one of the best and busiest
season in die history of the Celery City. HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK
Many changes have taken place in busi
ness location made ncccssnry by the
rapid growth of the city. Last week the H ere the Readers Will Find a Brie
H istorical Spring Flow ing
furniture house of Williams fit Milteer
For Hurried Readers
moved into the two store rooms of the
Nineteen men in the newspaper plant
Rnnd'building made vacant recently by
tho Sanford Grocery Co, They will oc of the Los Angeles Times -were burned
cupy two roamiijHV.Ui*-9 spL
wnV.prve ^ -jd e a lh last Sunday.** The lire was,
above making one of the largest furniture 'cinisctTby a dynamite bonib placed in
the building by enemies of the paper.
stores in Orange County.
D. A. Caldwell & Sons will occupy the The entire plant wns destroyed, but will
room recently vacated by Williams fit be rebuilt.
The news that Nnpoleon B. Broward,
cx-Governor and U. S. Senator elect was
dead fell like u thunderbolt from a clear
sky Inst Saturday and his legion of friends
in this vicinity were grief strickcq, for the
man who was U. S. Senator nud belonged
to them pit regardless of party or faction Milteer and will enlarge their department
al opinions.
stores und give ample room to the various
Mr. Broward wns taken ill several days departments. N. P, Yowell fit Co., will
while on u visit to Ft. George ami taken ago soon occupy their line now store room
from there to his home In Jacksonville. now In the course o f construction and
As a last resort an operation was thought^ when settled in new quarters expect to
tu be best and tite patient was rushed to add to tlleir already mammoth stock.
die hospital but died Indore he readied One of the new rooms in the Gamer fit
the operating table. He had been a suf Woodruff building will be occupied by R.
ferer lor years from kidney trouble but G. Stockton & Co., who will open up a
paid little attention to the matter in ills fim class grocery.
The other room will Ire occupied by
strenuous days, and the insidious disease
rreprupon the-stalwart—frame with but, J. LflWSOii fit Co. who will conduct n first
class cold
drink and
confectionary
little warning and laid him low.
, The sensational rise of Mr. Broward establishment.
One of the store rooms in the Bishop
from a deck hand tu the highest |>osition
in the gift uf the |>eoplc of Florida and his Block will be occupied by a Spanish
arduous campaign against lion. J. P. Tal restaurant. The one recently occupied
iaferro several months Ugo, in which lie by the Herald will contain o grocery.*
wns successful, had made him n promi The Herald hus removed -into its new
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nent figure in national |iolHics and the building on Magnolln avenue.
The large lodge room occupied by the
uume of Broward was mentioned as a
possible favorite upon the Democratic tic Commercial Club and the Eagles in lh e
ket in 1HI2. Big of heart as well as of Sume-Govc Block It is rumored will he
body, Mr. Broward had won a place in tl}c given over tu n large dguf'fllPtitrY.Chus. Tote has taken the building
hearts of tite |ieoplc seldom equalled in
recently occupied by M. P. Li pc and is
the unnula of history.
. .
. Mr. Broward wus a man of - powerful conducting a barber shop under the able
physique and rugged character. He lack management of Mr. Richey. The frame
ed the jwlisli given by . schools, but of building of the, Sanford House on First
shrewd instinct,*of thorough knowledge of street (ms been remodeled und Is oc
human nature, of foresight iqlo the course cupied by the Sanford Pressing Club and
of events, he luid enough for a team of Green 8t Piatt's barber shop.
Hanson’s Shoe Shop has been removed
statesmen, die was pertinacious, selffrom
tho I-cfTlor Block to the room in the
confident nud never knew when tic was
beaten. Bui even die steam engine tu Hynes Block recently occupied by F. J.
which he tins been so often likened can- Powers.
Thera will be many changes in offices
nut sustain unending tell. Me taxed himbuildingi and the
self beyond his remurknble strength and when the Yowell
Gamer
&
Woodruff
building are cotnendurance, and during tiie past year his
pleted
ami
ii
general
exodus
ami moving
vilul |rowers had been sapped, tiy an in-sldioiis disease which came stealing upon day will take place aliout November
him unawares, neither awakening him to first,
With all the many now business blocks
his danger nor giving notice of its certain
fatality unless checked at the beginning. (tie demand for stores und ofliees seems
A few days ago he succumbed, und wus ns brisk as ever ami a number of hew
taken to his home in Jacksonville, and lirins are expected lo siurt during lhe
then to the hospital. But it wus too lute. next few months.
He had hardly entered its jwrtuls before
Ids spirit passed away. His unexpected
death has caused a universal grief
throughout the state. As a man he had
thousands of personal friends, us |M>liddan he hud come to be recognized and
relied upon us one who would’ accomplish
much for his state when he should liuve
entered the senate. Ilis election had hi
a large measure disposed of the problems
that hud vexed Florida politics, anil the
people believed that there would he a long
term of {mlitical |*«ace und quiet before
them. Tiie grief for the mull is reinforced
and widened by tiie consciousness tlmt
political rancor and rivalry may revive.
"Mr. Brdwarct married early in life « most
estimable woman, strong in character and
a tilling .helpmate to a man wiiu lived tile
strenuous life. He became tfuT father o i
eight slaughters und one son, tile latter
die youngest of the family. To them will
go out the sympathy o f ull the people of
Florida.
Volume III
ANOTIIER CIGAR FACTORY
Sanford Is Tho Locution f or Making
Clear Havanas
Another factory comes tu Sanford this
week not because any great inducements
were opened in the way of city block
but because lids city presents more In
ducements us a factory site- tinnì uny
oilier ciiy outside of Tnmpu, the former
home of the cigar -Industry. The third
Moor of the eify hall has recently been re
modeled for a factory being occupied by
Uerriinan Bros., but finding it Inadequate
for their large cigur business the whole
second iluor nf the StPliediflYE block _wil[
given over to Berrlman and will
■make a fine factory. This building oc
cupies nn entire half block and will liuve
light und ventilation on four sides. The
loom in the*city ludi formerly occupied
by Berrliiiun’s will be used by Menemlez
Bros. &. Vcrplunk who expect to mitrale
n force of about fifty men.
These two factories expects to establish
permanent brunches in Sunford in order
Trrtnkr- pure «4—thu—rrado_raaardle^ _of
conditions in Tampa.
There are other factories looking San
ford way und will be welcomed for
factories are something that is needed
litre nnd the cigar industry bps pro veti
•o be one of the most lucrative of any
manufacturing business known.
The dgnr strike at Tampa will be
settled in a few weeks, but the Sanford
branches will manufacture clear Havanas
just tiie same.
As u result of two ncgco employes of
the Hagenbuck-Wallace circus trying to
rob other employes of the company, ox
the first section of the train coming into
Augusta from ' Columbia Sunday ■ night, *
one white man Is known to he dead, an
other is missing and is believed to have
jumped from the moving train and been
injured or killed, and a missing negro is
believed tu Ire dead, though no trace of
him can be found. t
The New Orleans Times-Democrnt,
following the disastrous lire in its build
ing Sunday night, and wfiicfi practically
wiped out the plant, is being issued front
another otlicc. Not ran issue will be
missed. The fire, which started in the
pn|>cr stock room on the ground Hour,
practically destroyed tiie building und
contents. The loss is.ubout $125,000,
partially insured,
The average condition of the cotton
crop mi September 23 wns 05.9 |>er eenl,of’ the normal, compared with 72.1 per
cent, n mouth ago, 58.5 per cent, a year
ugo, G!l.7 in 1908 und GG.fl the |uisl leu
years on September 25, ns estimated by
tiie crop reporting bonrd, department of
agriculture.
SANFORD BELT LINE
Traction Company Will Assist In M ak
ing G reater Sanford
Sanford grows by leaps und bounds and
foremost in the development of die city
In
the Sanford
Traction Company.
Started several months ago and bucked
solely by home cupitul. this line extends
for several miles through tiie Celery
Della to Cameron City-and a car makes
the trip every thirty minutes. Few peo
ple realize, die significance of such a
service hut die world nl large iu quick to
do so and every visitor to the city is
amazed at the idea of u suburban service
of this kind. Yet
there are greater
tilings in store for Sanford iu the quick
transit service service for tile Traction
Co- will install one of die latest model
Edison cars that generates its own
cleciria power in transit and this car
will belt the city using the tracks uf die
A. C. L., on die Luke Charm brance. The
line will also reach .to Mecca Station or
Sanford Avenue nnd or by tiie way of
Palinvilla to Cameron City and back, to
Sanford. The regular cars will make
thesuhurbur run but the new a ir .will be
used for the city service uiul will give
the employees of the shot», the school
children and those who reside in the
subverbs one of the best cars services to
lie had, widi such a line in operation.
Sanford should ex|tttnd into-the largest
city in South Florida. The present
Tracton line to Catneroh City will ulso be
extended tm nke in Silver Lake, Onoro
und Ft. Reed and in conjunction witli tiie
Sanford & Everglade* Railway will carry
freight and passengers and give die
lieople of dial section a good service both
passenger and freight.
Tiie inuii who now owns a few acres
near tiie cur line cun count himself
fortunate Indeed for ho will have all die
benefits of a country home with a quick
service to Sanford at all times.
.This admirable arrangement simply
places Sanford lands in the from rank us
a place to locate whether it be to operate
a truck farm, chicken ranch or a place to
live Just to enjoy life.
There is no other section in the world
diat offers more inducements to reul
prospective residents than Sanford und
the Celery Delta.
The attempt to burn die building occu
pied by the Tampa Morning Tribune dur
ing the early hours of Sunday morning,
an attempt which, Imd it been delayed
an hour, might have been entirely success
ful. lias been followed, Ij it alleged, by
veiled threats to deslroly not only the
Tribune plant but also Dial of the Times
as well. Both of these newspapers have
been very outspoken In their condemna
tion qf tiie leadership which has held tiie
cigurtuakers out of work for weeks after
thestrikobas bccukmmt! ip jie absolute
ly hopeless, and at the same time threat
New Bakery
C atholic Church
the city__________
With the loss of u consider____________
C. A. McGlon has qgtubli&hcd a new
jening
Sunday school j ) u. m., mass and serable part of its main TiidUMUy. The rrt-- TiayrryTmheDtark-Baikiingao-WLurawu
tempt tu burn die Tribune, building fol as the White Front Bakery und will curry mon 10 a.- in., subject, Christian Combat
lowed u few lioum after the incendiary a full line of bread, pies and cakes, con- and Christian Armor. Rosary, sermon and
Xeclioumy and ■cigar*. The wagon will lmmdiotM)q-7gm-p.aL.*ul>Jccl, 3
rordi^lly
building 'uscii by Balbiu Bros, as a cigar make u quick delivery to any port of Why 1 am a Catholic. Ail are conH
factory. There have been no urretU
city and a share of die public' patronage Invited to these lust services uf /the
pastor.
yet.
U solicited.
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Shipments o f ¡Celery from Sonford to date
Year
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Crates
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1,100
8,200
11,000
IDOS
21,200
IMS
34.000
53,650
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1900
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61,660
123,958
181,768
330.000
475.000
Sanford Money-Makers
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ten per cent discount for cash
No Interval on deferred payment! *
Wa pay taxes until development heal».
W eilve 30. 60 nr 9 0 dayY-ra«
red payment* In cate of «tekneu
We *lve free deed in cate of death ■>
contract.
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TITLE BOND a GUARANTEE CO.
Y ea rly average Increase 118.3%
S a n fo rd F a rm s N e w s N o tes
Mr. Lingo, who purchased fifteen ncres
from Title Bond & Guarantee Company
has arrived at Sanford for the purpose of
Improving his property. He will improve
five acres at once, build a house and make
all necessary Improvements for a com
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th e Land has a Good T itle to it?
the F lo w in g W e lls are not S a lt W a te r W ells?
the C o m m u n ity in w hich the Land is Located is a Proven L o c a lity ? .
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Improvements and development work instead of ia land payments and interest.
W e C harge no In tere s t on D eferred Paym ents.
W e G u a ran tee a Flow ing W e ll.
W e Pay all Taxes.
W e G ive F r e 9 Deed in Case of D eath.
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W e G i V c 3 0 y 6.0 or 9 0 Days G race on D eferred P aym ents in C ase of S ic k n e s s ,
A c c id e n t or In a b ility to P a y .
W e G iv e you ^.and you can M ake Good bn.
F iv e A cres of Land C leared and Tilled and in C u ltivatio n one y e a r sold a t M o n ro e
last w e ek for $ 4 ,0 0 0 . T h e re w as no Residence on it.
A n o th er party th ere paid $ 1 ,7 0 0 for 4 acres last y e a r and now v a lu e s it a t $ 6 , 0 0 0 .
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TITLE - BOND - & - GUARANTEE - COM PANY
(IN C O R P O R A T E D )
$25 down-that’s all
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Ten acres, five ncres cleared,
314 acres tiled, one well, six
room 1 house, out-buildings,
near the school, enough rill
ing for auolher acre, price
FOR SALE
57,000.
$ 1 0 m on th ly-ih ats Em
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Residence, Markham Heights,
down, balance on rime.
3 acre*, nice fruit tree« and
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30 building lots Just outside
FOR S A L E 13 acres all cleared, 10 aero
the city limits. Price ranges
Tanna cash.
acre.
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FOR S A L E
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room re*idence, near shipping
lO R S ALE We have applications for
grove, 13500.00. One third
point, price 515,000.00, 58,residences and business prop
wash balance to suit i»Of000.00 cash, balance in two
erty. List your property‘for
year«.---------------chasher.
sale' with u*.
FOR S A L E F iv e acres In Beck HuinrodU.
II acres, five cleared, 0 fenc
FOR SALE Ten acres, H cleared, half
3 tiled, flowing well. wilMi
ed, 4 tiled. 5 in cultivation.
tiled, two wells, price 13.500
h a lf m ile of. station. W cf
A ll ditched arid drained. One
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one third cash, balance in one
33,800, terms fiOCO^M*^
well. Four room house, barn
and .two jrjors.
W ill rent
balance In five years or le*t
all on main road, quarter
for |100 per acre.
mile from loading station.
FOR S A L E Ten acres, tiled and in high
FOR SALE Five acres. 2H
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fo fe6» $ 3 !?Q0H alf_ nash
U T « r e s tiled, 1 well, hoyiu,
balance on terms.
tool bouse, all tools and ws|, Priwt 53.000 on term «
on, fronting on Lake Munro*.
Forty ncres, 8 cleared, 5 tiled W ANTED
Timber tracts of,all sizes, cut
price 511,000.00. half
old land, one well, price glo^j.
two and dv**
over lapds. grazing
T ill« Lint M a y In te re s t YoiiFOK S A L E
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FOR S A L E
N o tice
There will be a special meeting o f the
Hock holder« o f the T itle Bond &. Guaran
tee C a, October 22nd, 1610, at B o'clock
p. in., a t the oampany'a office« In Sanford.
Florida.
T hom as K. B ate s ,
Secretary.
FOR S A L E
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$10i^onthly
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THEY ARE AFTER YOU
MrJL a Shttfto .oLCaoulfioUMih-UUt.
chaser o f a five acre tract in Sanford
Farms, has mode out a list of materials
for-tho construction o f a residence on h lv
property. He is expected in Sanford in
the near future.
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The growers in the vicinity o f Snnford
Farms are now" busy w ith 1 their Crop«.
Quite a large acreage o f strawberries have
been s e t Those who have fall tomatoes
w ill do well on them and the crop looks
very fine. Preparation is being made for
the usual acreage o f felery. Mr. Vorcc,
who pnrdmsed fifteen acres from the Title
Bond & Guarantee Co., has a line bed of
cauliflower plants ready to set and his
cabbage plants arc coming on in great
shape.
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Mr. J. E. Pace, the “ Celery King." who
has a nice truck garden nt Snnford Farms
Is getting things In shape for his fall
crops. He will have seventy-flye acres in
celery, thirty acres in lettuce and ten
acres in cabbage this season. Mr. Pace
began truck growing in tho Sanford Cel
ery Delta some years ago on less than
ono-elghth o f an acre. H e is now the
largest grower o f vegetables in the Celery
Delta.
The store .building erected by J. W. Bell
Is completed and ready for a tenant. Mr.
Bell is anxious to get a widc'nwnke mer
chant to put.ln-a-general atock_pf _gpods
and will lease the building very reason
able. Mr. MofTatt, an old resident of
West Sanford, has opened a store and
carries a nice stock o f goods, but the old
saying Is, “ Competition is tho life of
trade," evep if it docs occasionally kill the
trader. Mr. Bell provided five commodious
rooms over the store which is □ two
story building and Is prepared to enter
tain purchasers in the latest approved
fashion. •
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hustling gentleman is now busy getting
it together. H is -fa m ily will be down
shortly and will add much to the com
munity.
Mr. Prather has in a crop o f sweet
potatoes on h [wrtion of tug improved five
ucres. The crop is looking very good.
He has also tiled a |»rUou of ills farm,
planted a nice area o f strawberries and is
making very good heudwny.
Mr. Gamble hns had live acres cleared,
plowed, harrowod and. put in shape for
a first crop of cabbage.
W e have word from many purchasers
of Sanford Farms that they will be down
this fall and get busy with llrcir develop
ment work. From nil , indiarlons there
will be at least 40 families living on
Sanford Farms next spring.
If you have interests in Sanford and
want a reliable firm to^ look after them
write Title Bond &. Guarantee Co.
Captain Smith, has rented the Oglesby
property and will puf in a two acre crop
whilo clearing and Improving Sanford
Farm. He will have Mr. Richard Tingle
o f Greshainville,
Ga., associated with
hiinT These gentlemen brought u hand
some pair, o f mules from Georgia with
them and are prepared to do plowing,
hauling, and all kinds of teaming. Orders
may be left for them at the office of the
Title Bond & Guarantee Co.
From tha w ay Sanford Farms are
moving there is little doubt but what
every five acre traut will l>e sold by the
First oftJanuary. If you want to locate
In a progressive community, now is the
—tim e-for you to lfcr~us make a selection
for you.
T itle Bond & Guarantee Co., will sell
your property, will rent your pro|kerty,
and w ill do the square tiling to you.
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10 acres in Eureku Hammock
four miles south of town.
None cleared.
Flowing well.
Loading station A mile away
hard road, good barn, fous
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5250 per
ace property, Florida real estate of
years. This place
for 51.000 per year.
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CROP REPORTS GOOD
.Sanford Celery Delta Looks
Good to the Investor.
CtlERY CROP WILL BE CURTAILED
Lettuce G row er» Will Have G ood Crop
and indications Good F or Satis
facto ry Price»,
The great Celery Delta o f the Sanford
section U putting on working clothes and
every day taking the airs o f n proletariat.
Where a few weeks ago the farmer gar
nered his hay crop is now seen the can
vass covered seed beds and in many
fletdG era already seen the celery plants
which spell so mpeh fo r the grower. The
celery has been planted very early this
year in some instances many o f the grow. ert following- out. the plan of-an early and
late crop in order to catch the market
"romln’ and gw in e’." W hile the celery
crop this year •w ill hot total more than
sixty per cent o f last year's crop, the
growers expect to get more for their stuff.
There are many good and sufficient reas
ons for this hopeful outlook—nnd “ those
who have passed through these mlycrso
markets before are planting the usual
acreage. H. H. Cliappel w ill have about
4(1 acres in celery ami severul other grow
ers will have the usual average. The
celery plants are getting scarce as several
growers did not liave success with their
seed beds. Tbe celery already planted is
looking fine and bids fair to get to the
early market.
Tbe lettuce crop will soon
take the stage and ere loirg tbe tlehls
w ill’ presen tu pretty sight with the dainty
green of this crop.
The growers are confident of hitting a
good market for lettuce this season, hav
ing been assured o f a g o o d jtr ic e f. o. b
straight through at a certain price or they
can consign and take chances at u $4.511
market. Mr. Pace expects to plant a largo
acreage In lettuce -and will lei it go at the
f. o. b. inilrkct. Tbe lettuce crop will be
watched with great interest for upon it
depends the ultimate successor tbe grow
er. tbe lettuce being u good filler foT th *
pocket book that may shrink' from a bad
celery market.
The new people coming into tbe San
ford section are greatly elated with the
prospects and many o f them hnve pur
chased lands and will get Into the game.
There is nothing so fascinating us grow
ing early vegetables in Florida and no
place where the gam e is pluyed far such
large stakes as at Sanford—-Lucky San
ford.
___ Notice to Pupils.
School opens Monday morning Oct. 3d.
at 8:30 o'clock.
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All pupils below 3rd grade please re
port at Prim ary building, corner Palmetto
Ave., and Sth a freet .Third grade pupils
on cast aide o f Park A ve. including all on
Pork A ve. will go to the Prim ary building.
Third grade pupils on the west aide of
Oak Ave., Including those on that A ve..
will go to Grammer School building (old
II. C. building.) A ll pupils above third
grade will go to Grammar School building.
High School- (fitKT- lOth. ilth . 12th,
grades pupils) please come to Grammar
School building on Monday afternoon at
1.90 o’clock. High School pupils are not
expected to come on M onday morning. ■,
N. J. P e r k in s .
D eath o f E. Sim on.
Mr. JL Simón died at his home on Eighth
St., Monday night at eleven thirty o'clock
after a short Illness with fever. Mr. Simuh was born In Frankfort, Germany, and
was aixfy-elght years o f age.
H e came
U> Sanford twenty-eight years ago. and
lias been actively engaged In business
since that time. He leaves a w ife and
two daughters, who w ill sadly miss him.
The death o f Mr. Simon means the pass
ing o f one o f the most fam iliar faces on
the business street, and he will be greatly
missed by m any people.
Rev. A . E.
Householder conducted tlie,./uneral servi
ces and the burial was a } Lake V iew
cemetery.
Volume III
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1910
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TO SANFORD
Th e Real M o m eseek ers o f th e M iddle
W est W an t Real* V eg eta b le Lands.
Florida at the present time is becoming
the stamping ground o f the nation and
there are more land schemes being put
on the market than were ever foisted on
the public during the boom days o f tbe
west. Cheap lands there arc in abun
dance and some o f it^ is well worth the
price. Most of the liomeseeiters, though,
are looking for the real brand o f goods
and the trade mark o f Sanford Is good
enough for them.
Mrs. Annie Ludlum
has just returned from the middle states
and during her travels met hundreds of
(icople who were eager for information
concerning Sanford.
The concensus of
opinion was that the tried nnd tested
celery delta was the place to locate and
make good.
Mrs. Ludlim states that
several hundred new people will locate
here from the central states during the
srmfcn.
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Card o f Thanks.
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To the Editor of The tlrrsld:
Please allow us space in your valuable
paper In which in an humble w ay to give
some slight expression o f ournp]>reclatton
o n tir T n a n y aois aitd u n w s t ir k iiid n eii
and expressions of sympathy by (he peo
ple, pf Sanford to us during the short IIIneaj^and at the death and burial of the
queen of our household, the w ife and
mother. Though we are not well acquaint
ed, Uit* attentions paid us could not. have
been greater had we been life long resi
dents of the city.
The llorul offerings were lurge, rich und
beautiful and far beyond our reasonable
expectations. May the God of flcuvcn
shower upon you Ills choicest blessings
and mercies Is our prayer.
J. W . K nigiit
and
C u u .d k e n .
Irish potatoes.
The growing of Irish (mtutoes bus be
come one of the most important industries
of Florida. Thousands o f dollars are In
vested in this crop, therefore the pamph
let recently issued by Wilson fit Toomer
Fertilizer Co., of Jacksonville. nTmf great
Interest. I (d e a ls in a concise and prac
tical w ay with preparation o f soiL selec
tion o f seed, modes of fertilizing, plant
ing. cultivating, digging und shipping.
Following these directions is a short trea
tise on the insects qiid diseases that are
likely to uttack the Irish potuto crop,
which gives simple hut complete instruc
tion how to prevent or combat these
(roubles, Sent free on request.
S pecial O ffe r During O ctober.
To all new subscribers paying in ad
vance during the month of October 1DIO,
for one year's subscription to The Sanford
Herald, will l>o given ono strong two year
eld Niagara grape vine in addition to the
regular offer previously made o f one Con
cord and one Delawnrq, both heavy two
year old plants. Remember from Oct. 1st
to Novem ber 1st 1010. 3 vines in place
of two. These vines will he reudy for
distribution about Nov. 15. which iH an
excellent time for planting.
This o f f e r e x p ire s N o vem b er I. 1910.
L. H. TEM PLE, Sanford.
D eath o r M r ». J. W. M i g h t
Mrs. J. W. Knight, w ife of J. W. Knight,
died o f typhoid-pneumonia at the fumlly
residence on Monday morning at nine
o'clock, after u brief Illness. Mrs. Knight
was a native o f Georgia hut had spent
most o f her life In (his state, coming to
Sanford with her fam ily from Floral City
about two years ago. She was nearly
fifty-tw o yearB old, and hud been a con
sistent member of the Methodist thurch
since she was fourteen, endearing herself
to all tlkote who knew her on account of
her Christian character. A devoted hus
band and six children, the youngest of
whom is thirteen years o f age, are left to
mourn the loss o f u faithful loved one.
There are many friends here and in other
parts o f the state who will extend sym
pathy to the bereaved fam ily. Funeral
services, conducted by Rev. A . E. Housholder, were held at the residence Tues
day morning. Interment was at Lake
V iew Cemetery.
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Items of Interest Concerning
Society People.
P O IN T S PURELY PERSONAL
M ow C elery C ity V anity F air W h ile
A w ay th e Golden Hours—
S ocia l Gossip.
A very pleasant dance was given by
the young people o f the city In
Hall Thursday evening o f last week. The
affair was quite informal “ ami
was
thoroughly enjoyed by the merry crowd
of young people. Some of those present
were Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Newman, 'Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Hurt, Mrs. Jessie Speer,
Miss Louise Sheperd, Miss Jelsle Butt,
Miss Mabel Bowler, Miss Flossie Frank,
Miss Veda Ward, Miss Madge Ward, Miss
A n n ie Higgins,~Vfiss Linda Lcfficr, Miss
Belle Smith, Miss Carrie Lovell. Miss Sadie
Williams, Miss V ivien Yeiser, Miss Flor
ence StringfcUow, Miss Rebu Stringfellow,
Miss Genie Wicker, Miss Blanche Bothamley, Miss Mabel Hand, Nixon Butt, Eugene
Kaiim Ulnt^W Ullc-HilLW - A ..Lcfficr. J . D.
Roberts. Frank M ilteer,' Bryan Higgins,
Albert Brady, Archie Betts. Geo. Lovell,
Jim Hammond, W illiam Hradily, Otis PelIcer, Henry Punlon,
Frank Cumpbell,
Brody Williams und J. H. Thigpen.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fox. Jr., entertained
a few.young friends nt curds Saturday
evening in honor o f their guest, Miss Mary
Alice Martin. ‘ ‘Five Hundred" was the
game played and lop scores were made
by Miss Peachca Lcfficr und Mr. W. J.
Title uen. who received the prises. Dellcious refreshments were served on tho
card tables at the close of the game.
Those who enjoyed the evening, beside
the hosts und guest of honor, were Miss
Peachca Lcffier, Miss Linda Lefiler. Miss
Belle Smith. Biss NellEvaiiB, Miss Martha
Fox, MIbs Mabel Bowler, Meade Fox, Geo.
Atkins. Wm. Brnddy, W. J. Thigpen and
J. 1). Adams. _____________
Childrens P a r ty .
Mrs. Robert A. Newman gave a beauti
ful party Friday afternoon, in lamer of
her little daughter Olive's third blrthduy.
Mrs. Newman dispensed a charming hos
pitality, and Sucli a good time was given
the little folks, it was an occasion lung to
he remembered.
The lovely birthday
cuke with the three tiny candles, wns a
most Interesting feature o f the party, and
the favors, dolls for the girls and frugs
for the boys, were the source of much
merriment.
Games
were played nnd
dainty refreshments served, bringing to a
close a delightful afternoon. - Those In
vited were: May Thrasher, Martha Driver,
Clifford Louisa Shlnholser, Ethel Singleterry, Dorothy Singleteiry, Elizabeth Stiles,
Margaret Neal. Mollle Abernathy, May
Holly Mildred Holly, Helen Gonzalez, V ic
tor McLnulin, Peirce Griffin, Tom A nder
son, W illie M<ic>, Reggie Macy, Joe Gon
zales, Y/nvcrly Abernathy, Deane Turner
and Algernon Speer.
E n terlu ln ed B o o k C ircle
The ladies of the Book Circle and their
husbands were delightfully entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. John Webb Dickiiu
Thursday evening o f lust week, in their
lovely new home un Magnolia avenue.
The pleasure of the evening was great
ly enhanced by the presence o f Mr. und
Mrs. F. W. Schneider o f Brooklyn, N. Y _
Uie sister and brother-in-law of Mrs. Dickins who have been making Iter a short
visit. In Mrs. Dicklns' Inimitable style a
unique musical program was urranged for
the entertainment o f her guests, which
every on e—enjoyed. A fte r serving the
dainty refreshments the charming even
ing and September m eeting of the Hook
Circle were all too soon a memory of the
past.
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G ood R oads
Good roads are a boon to any -state or
county, far more Important than a reduc
tion o f a cent or two in railroad rates. A
small road for fear o f getting stuck enroute is more costly to the farmer than
the extra taxes hv would pay for good
roads for the entire county. A hard, level
road Is his good serva n t He can haul a
large load at any time o f tbe year. Good
roads fur the masses in a county means,
therefore, a practical reduction in the cost
or getting Jils products to market. It
means more money for every box o f or
anges, every bushel o f potatoes or other
m p tf. ” -fr"nre*T» a tower-cost for all “the
supplies he buys in town. Let us all read
the result o f experiments being conducted
by the Pennsylvania State Highway De
partment, which Is ns follows: These were
begun two years ago and this is the report
so far: “ The first was a piece o f road built
un what is called the penetration system
in 1908. Upon the usual foundation was
,
,
,
,
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pluccd a layer o f cruslied a lg t t fjm lf the
thickness o f that ordinarily use in macad
am construction, and into tho interstices
was poured an asphaltic oil containing
about 80 per cen taf asphalt. The surface
o f the road was then covered with dry
stone screenings and the mass rolled.
Although.subjected to .heavy., traffic for
over a year, the road shows but little e v i
dence o f wear and is nearly dustle&s.
Two pieces o f road closely resembling the
ordinary street asphalt pavement, which
were built Inst year, show practically no
evidence o f wear. Telford blockn. laid by
hand, were used as a foundation, and on
lop o f this were placed a mixture o f
crushed stone and usphnlt, mixed hot and
rolled. A surface of fine stone screenings
and asphalt was placed over this. A n
other experimental road now being con
structed has a Telford base, upon which
is plnccd n layer of crushed stone and usphult, mixed with the stone cold and tho
asphalt hot. The surface is sprinkled
With hoi asphaltic oil and covered with a
thin coating o f coarse screenings. These
various methods exceed the cost o f ordin
ary macadam by at least 25 per cent, but
this extra cost Is supposed to be more
than compensated by the reduced cost of
up-keep. The department Is also experi
menting with a dust layer for ordinary
macadam roads known us glutrin. It is a
by product of wood |xilp making. The
liquid has the consistency and nppearance o f tar. It Is soluble in wutcr and
one of Its peculiarities is tliat euch suc
ceeding rainfall renews the bonding or ce
menting qualltly of the compound. A
piece o f road dressed with it early this
season Is hclng carefully watched by the
department."
“A fimnrt util, m wr'vebcm told.
With n tram of liorsrt tuont,
Drove down the rond with a heavy load
While »Indus Ida merry aontf.
Hut hia mirth in aonit w «i not so lung.
Vor
Kur hl*
Id* horac*
horse* xuvr
iovr n k#j>.
A* -he ran a-mock In Ihn mud he «lurk
Clear mi to hi* axle* deep
Had road* did III
FACTORIES AT SANFORD
Cigar M anufacturers Decide
Upon This City For Location.
MAKE ONLY HIGH GRADE GOODS
One o f th e L a rg ek t Tam pa and New
. Y o r k C o n cern s Will Establish
'
— *-* Branch In This City.
Owing to' t h e '- fa c r 'ltn s r Tam pa c t g a r - manufacturers and their em ployees can
not come to any terms in the present
strike, m any o t the large factories are es
tablishing branch factories at different
points in the « a t e . Sanford’s location on
the St. Johns river and the splendid rail
road facilities makes it an Ideal manu
facturing site and naturally the city became a target for the glasses o f the m tn ----mcreial horizon for a suitable location.
Several o f the larger manufacturers luive.
been here looking over the ground and
our city w ill soon have a number o f
branch factories.
Am ong the first to locate is that o f
Berriman Bros.; o f Tampa and New York
one o f the largest ami best o f the makers
o f clear Havana cigars.
Our city has
no vneunt buildings in which to locate a
large factory utul it became a problem as
to where a factory could be placed, hut
several of our Citizens and the city coun
cil decided to give them the third Door of
the city building on Palmetto avenue.
Tills is a large room and when a few
changes have been made will make an
ideal factory. The room has been used
by the hand and several fraternal organi
zations hut has never been a source o f
revenue.
The new factory w ill begin
operations at once with a small force as
cigar mukers are scaicc at present.
At
soon as they can be procured a force of
fifty men will he put on antj the city will
derive a lurge revenue from this addition
to tho city's factory list. ■
General Manager Sanchez and local
manager tlaya state that a factory will
he built here later on and enough houses
erected near the factory to take core of
the employees nil of which means more
business for Sanford.
Berriman Bros., manufacture only high
grade cigars und they ore obliged to fill
their large holiday orders now, hence the
necessity of (tutting in the Sanford branch
and starting to work at once. .Sanford
never expects to pose ns a cigar center but
will welcome all the factories tliat wish to
locate in our midst, especially the best
firms and the city cun guarantee them a
good location nnd transportation facilities.
W e look
Back on the ancient
Days with much won
Anil a wheelman gay wenl mil unr day
der und amaze. The vagaries of
For s Joyful morning spin.
Ladies fair excite our mirth and our
With the weather bright, hi* heart wa* light
A * he left the country Inn.
Despair.
A comic sight it mast have
Rut he went not far when he felt a jar
Which started hi* trouble* and rare*.
Been when grundma wore a crinoline.’
lie was laid up III, while Ihe doctor * hill
Per
Came In with the one for repairs.
Rad road* did it I
haps
In an automobile of wood and steel
the fu
A millionaire, prim and neat.
Went out for a ride by the river * side
ture too
In *tyle that wa* hard to heat.
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w ill think
Rut. alas, he found th at the broken ground
And the rut* and Ihe hole* *o great--------Thé”
pfiiëiTT
lint) smashed a wheel of hi* automobile—
What he said we cannot relate.
Styles ore
Rad roads did It I
On the blink
Rut we're glad to say there shine* a ray
and they
Of hope that will right this wrong.
When III every dale they will legislate
W ill grin
To help Ihe good road* along.
So ihe man with lilt wheel or automobili'
und Joy Will never again gat blur.
Will
And the farmer with traile* will travel fur mile*
Un u road that U lit to uae.
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Spurt
Gond rond* will do It I"
R o se .
When
They
La d les' A u xilia ry M e e ts
Shall
The Ladies' A u xiliary to the AntiSaloon League m « J n th e Congregational
chuivh Monday ufternoon, with every
church in town represented. Mrs. Henry
Wight, president, was in the chair and
made a stirring address on the prohibition
movement. Mrs. A. E. Philips also made
L ic e n s e Tax Due
an excellent talk on the subject at hand
and presented plans for definite work that
W. E. Martin,county tax collector wishes
had been outlined by the executive com to call attention to the fact that tbe
mittee. ■ Chairmen o f comm ittees appoint- license tax became due on October first.
ed as follows:
Following is the state law regarding some:
^Finance— Mrs. II. H. Chappell.
“ 'No person shall engage in or manage
the business, prafassiori o r « opium t Ion
_ Membership—-JUrs. A. T. Rosseuer.
mentioned in this act unless a state
Music— Mrs. M. Martin.
license shall have been procured from the
Speakers and Entertainment— Mrs. L R
tax collector/ _ T h is. is d ear and e xplicit,
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and there is no provision In the law au
Negro Wortc— Mrs. A . E. Philips.
Press Work— Mrs. J. C. McDaniel. Miss thorizing any officer to grant any exten
sion o f time or m odify in the slightest deA llie Trufford.
N ext m eeting called for Tuesday, Oct. gree this requirem ent."
* Millinery Opening.
A nticipating thelwaata o f tuy increas
ing patronage I have purchased the larg
est stock o f fall millinery ever brought to
Sanford. To appreciate these new croulions every body In Sanford should attend
the opening next Tuesday, October 4th,
tasting Ave day*. The new est tilings in
Baptist Church
H ave Just returned from the east Where hand made turbans and feature hats,
A t the Baptist church next Sunday for the past week l have been buying my pet toms from Paris models and guoran(naming the pastor. R ev. J. W . W ild man. j^,all stock o f furnlsitings, clothing, lusts teedfo be rigfftm pto date.------------------w ill preach a special sermon to parents, etc. This buying has been done w ith
MRS. J. Mi BRUTON.
teachers and young parents. The subject great care that our customers might have
“ ‘--------------- 1--Card o f Thank»
w ill be, “ H avin g Faith In the Child; or the the best possible merchandise for their
W e sinoercly thank our neighbors and
Place and Power o f Faith In the Train- money and yet have the newest things.
tp raranvirwi 1' a 1u x a ittn n v tta ttc n -ir "toB antTiee my fresh stock. ! can fit you
p. m.
The old saying “ go west young man**
extended to all who are Interested in from head to foot, and you w ill be pleased the Illness and death o f our husband and
father.
. .
Orange county is going to he the ban reads now days— go South, and better get
young people either in .the home or the end saliafled.
Mas. Simon amo Daucmtcm.
D. L. Thrasher,
ner county for good rood»; ss m all thing». Into Florida too.
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CURBSTONE GLEANINGS
A Budget of Opinion “ Just Be
tween You and Me"
EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT
A O ifo l 1» A m e n t Y e T akin g N o te »,
and F aith , He’ll P ren t ’ Cm” — ,
S o S a y » S au n terar, >
l ^ x < i l C bi>» > i f a » i 1» r * f HmrmU.
4 One o f the great problems that con
fronts tl)e public Is the cost o f keeping up
roads, about to be solved by the discovery
ol a new prooeja that roads like a dream
and one o f the impossible things. Good
roads are one o f the ambitions o f the
- people and millions of dollars are annual
ly expended on sprinkling roadways to
protect them and keep down the dust. In
towns w e sprinkle the streets to settle the
dust, but this Is not satisfactory for the
reason, .that water, ovapomtea and dfios.
got a syrup which is a refuse in the man
ufacture o f granulated sugar from sugar
beets and mixed It with salt, and sprinkt ling it on their tennis court they’ found
thqt It did not only settle the dust, bbt It
protected the ground. They then ex perl mented with it on the roads and they
found that it settled the dust and pro
served the roads at a nominal cost nnc
they are now recommending its use on
all public rqads in that state. Water does
not accomplish the purtx>se and oil is too
expensive and ttiis syrup being very cheap
and there Is an abundance o f it. it is pos
sible that within the next few years we
w ill be sprinkling our streets. and public
highways with molasses. It seems like n
JokebuT sfr&hgcr things than- this nave
happened. It is said that the syrup sticks
to.the ground, gathers the dust and holds
it and wagons, buggies and automobiles
_ ¡Kuú -’ *
V l»V
: do not cut through it. acting something
like rubber. The experiment in Montana
will be looked to with n great deal of in
t erest.
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sympathy and sentiment of people beteft
o f relatives and friends— is being oper
ated in the south nhd jiostnl authorities
have set their m adiincry in motion with
a view o f catching the guilty party.
The scheme, which is said to be worked
by a former insurance man. brings In
many an (fi-gotten dollar, according to
reports that have come to the authorities.
The scheme is worked like tills: Close
touch Is kept pii all deaths that occur and
the name and residence of the deceased
carefully noted. Within the next few
days a letter addressed to the dead per
sop Is sent out. This letter goes on to
say that the company is sorry to have
caused delay In sendiug the fountain pen
lately ordered, but the fuct is the factory
in which they are made is so over crowded
with work that the shipment could not be
filled sooner. The hope is' expressed in
the letter that the delay did not cause any
serious inconvenience and that the pen
will be found to b e . just as represented
In the same mall a fountain pen is sent
and the party to whom It is addressed is
requested to forward by. return mall the
dollar, according to previous agreement.
In about ninety-nine cases out o f u
hundred the fam ily o f the dead person,
still submerged in grief, keep the l>en und
send the dollar. They .figure that the foun
tain pen is about the last thing that
"John" or "W illia m ever bought, and their
feelings w ill not permit them to repudiate
Ills last contract. So the pen, worth prob
ably 15 cents, is carefully laid aw ay end
a dollar mailed to the grafter, who, acoording to reports, is doing a land office
business.
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DR. N.
WALLACE
news— that Is if the factory will stay here
oog enough to make it worth while. Ev
Physician and Surgeon
ery once in awhile the strikes come on In Office ln M. G. T. Building over banners
Tampa and Jbe same old cry goes up
Store.
about moving to some other.city. but they
S an fo rd . Florid a
always come back. Now, however I hear
a
that these branch factories will be oper
M, HAM ILTON
ated all the year ¡round In order to keep
up with the regular trade. Sanford docs
DENTIST
not want to grab anything from a sister
Room 13 Pico Building
city, but w e are looking for factories all
right and when Ujosc boosters like Holden.
Phone 355
Howard. Brodwater. Packard and Rossetter waited upon the cigar men It was a
foregone conclusion that Sanford would
DR. C. G. B U T T
get the factory. About 100 men will be
employed and many thousands o f dollars
DENTIST
added to our weekly pay roll. Every Office: Hines Bldg, over Woodruff*« Store
little bit helps.
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SANFORD. FLORIDA
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- nearly as fast os it Is sprinkled and then
the dust comes flying over the town from
the streets that ere-not sprinkled.
By Occident, a n e w discovery has been
made to solve the dust problem, and also
save and protect the roads at a moderate
expense. Some tennis players at Billings,
^Montana, had a great deal of trouble with
dust in their tennis court and they had it
sprinkled with water, oiled it and used
n t i » d im , hut ah
failed tn no the work. ThTtemvis p fó y e ff
,In o ri,non
„ „ they
,hnv
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Attempt t6. Compete W ith China, Because We Pay
W hite Man’s Wages.
HBUT WE DO
Better Work and Cleaner W ork, and do It In a San
itary Way, Which Should M eet W ith Your Approval
and Support.
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PHONE 30
SANFORD, FLA. 1
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Speaking about factories reminds me
that Sanford ought to get n dozen more
DR. R. M. MASON
here this winter. W e have the finest lo
cation for factories in the entire south
DENTtST
and all we need to do is to proclaim our
Phone 10
advantages, ta-lh® .world. Our board of Wellwrn Block
trpHi. might tn lake up the matter and —
Sanford. Florida
start something.
HOLMES
P R A C T IC A L W E L L
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knows lias paid the following tribute to
one o f Florida’s native products:
'Florida lias a greater variety o f hogs
and less pork and lard than any other
state in tiie Union. An average hog in
Florida weighs about 14 pounds dressed
with its head on nnd about six and a half
witli its head ofT. It can outrun a grey-„
hound, jump a rail fence, climb like
parror and Ihrc on grass, roots and rabbit
tracks. It hasn't much tail pr bristle, but
plenty of gall. It w ill lick a wolf or bear
in a fair fight. It is so-called ruzorback
because it is shaped like n suniish. In
hunting razorbacks they arc always shot
at side ways, for there is not a ghost of a
show to hit them otherwise, and more
than to shoot at a split shingle. It can
drink milk out of n jar on account of its
long thin head. This type o f razorback is
known as the stone hog, because its head
is bo heavy and Its nose so long chat it
balances up behind. The owner oi this
type Of hog annually tics a stone to its
tail to keep it from overbalancing and
breaking its neck while running. If the
stone is too heavy it will (mil the skin
over its eyes and it will go blind
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The Herald office is on the move tills
week and 1 liiivc no place to lay my bead
or to write n letter.
Holly claims lie wifi
never move again and 1 sincerely hope he
means it.
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Several of my whilom friends ore ask
ing about the coal chute. I am not
worrying ubout it for 1 know that it will
be moved and that is satisfaction enough
for me. Some of those wlio ore kicking
about the present council are the ones
who allowed the chute to be erected—eh.
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A quiet, bashful sort o f a young fellow
from the tyanfonl House was making a
call on an Oak avenue girl one evening
not so very long ago, when her father
came into the parlor with his watch in
his hand. It was about 0:30 o'clock. At
the moment the young man was standing
on a chair straightening a picture over
the piano. The girl had asked him to fix
it. A s he turned, the old mail, a gruff,
stout fellow, said;
"You ng man, do you kunw what time
it i s f
The bashful youth got off the clmir ner
vously— '.'Y e ». sir," he replied. "1 was
just goin g'"
He went into the iiaji without any de
lay, end look his hat and co a t The girl’s
father followed him. A s the caller read i
ed for the door-knob, the old gcntlemaif
again asked him if he knew what time it
was.
'Yes, sir," was
the youth's reply.
“Good-night!" And he left without wait
ing to put his coat on.
A fter the door had closed the pld gen
tleman turned to the girl:
"W h a t’s the'm atter with Uiat itllo w F
he asked. ‘‘ My watch ran down this a f
ternoon and I wanted him to tell me the
time, so that 1 could set it."
Nothing has been done as yet in regard
to the English sparrow and he is increas
ing his progeny at an alarming rate. The
down towp buildings are filled with nests
and ere tong you people wlU agree wltii
m e that the English sparrow is the worst
nuisance in the bird line ever that existed.
The police o f Oris iid o kill out the sparrows
every morning with shot guns, using a
small charge of powder und fine shot and
the tittle posts are almost extinct in out
sister d ty . I would suggest to the mayor
and city council to h ave our. police do the
same thing in Sanford. L et me tell you
‘ 8j $ m 0W l l tile lim e to -kill ^hem- o ff- b e
fore they get a better start. I liave had
years p f experience with sparrows in some 4 A rtie Smith was down on the Gulf
coast several days with Dr. Puleston und
9( the largest cities o f the U.S. and a
with assurance o f knowledge.
urpon tw elve feet long and
that same dope that is usually handed
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4 1 understand that Sanford will have a erman. Far be it from me to doubt their
cigar factory and this is certainly good word but l am from Missouri.
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HOLMES
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We deal in Celery Farm s and
Farm Lands and we are the
largest owners of Town Lots
Until pcrm»ntnt quarter* ate aetured. can be
fo u n d « r C o m fo r i Cottage
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ANDEW JOHNSON
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M. G. T. Bui Idlot.
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4 Green Smith the present marshal and DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER
,W; A m i l i s at pftsent on Uic. police force
DENTIST
candidates for marshal.
Both are
good men and botlj have many-friends so
'Phone 41
Room* 23. 24 and 23, Pico Bldi.
this race promises to wax warm ere elec
SAN FO RD ,
FLORIDA.
tion day. Several candidates for * mayor
are "m entioned” on the street, among
them bcing Frank Woodruff, M. F. Robln---- .—
DICKINSON -&-JMÇKINSON
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M .KW cr. Chas. Hand is thought to be
Attorneys at t«w
candidate also E. E. Brody Is getting
friendly again.
It is n long time yet bc- Peoples Bank Bldg. ^ * Sanford, Florido
1ore the flag falls and u general good
time Is promised.
A t present Horry
Underwood seems to have the whole
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We don’t tyiive 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
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GEO.-A. DeCOTTES-----
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW
Practice in State nnd Federal Courts
Wclborn Block
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Sanford, Fla
HOLDEN REAL ESTATE
COMPANY
ILS0N
TH O M A? EMMET
A TTO RN EY AND COU SF.LLOR
A T -LA W
Lute State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of
Florida
Kealdenre*. Sanford nnd Svlvnn late
SANFORD
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Room s I nnd 2, P eo p les Bank Bldg.
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
NOTARY HUDUO
Office 111City Hall
H. F. C R I S T
C i v i l E n u in l e k
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Drainage and Irrigation Work.
Izits
Staked out and leveled. Wells Located
Office nt Title Bond & Guarantee Company
Post Office Box 789
T he M a r k s
Real E s t a t e A g e n c y
E S T A B L I S H E D 1 66 9
Are Offering, Any and A ll Kinds of Florida Real Fstate
at as Low Prices and ort as Reasonable Terms
As Can lie Had Anywhere. .
I am organizing a class in
Music in Sanford.
T e r m s $JB P s r
2 Lesson
Per
M o n th
W eek
H orace M endenhall
RofoiPilSfiL ^ Th e. Conservatory -of. Muxic
Cincinnati, Ohio
Office on Pork A vn iu r, between .Flfst nml Commercial Streets. Sanford, li:i
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calh oun
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FIRST CLASS CRATE M A T E R IA L S , Sanford.
Fin
F. 0. E.. CELERY CITY AERIE 1853
Meets Tuesday nights, nt 8 o'clock, at
the hall in die Stunt--Gove
T H E C IT Y
qilding, on
First street.
RESTAURANT
( fit»! Stiwt. onr block from Depot opposite Poatnflloe)
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
W ^ekivn
e k ii
Tribe No. 41
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H. E. W IS E , P r o p r ie t o r
form erly Manager o f Central C afe
Hunting grounds of Sanford. Meetings
nn the Ut and 2nd Wednesday of each
month in Masonic Hall. Visiting broth-*** welnomW
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Steaks, Chops, O y ste rs and F is h a Specialty
A PLACE FOR L A D IE S AND G E N T L E M E N
SANFORD LODGE NO. 02 F. & A. M.
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C. W. SPENCER. Mino r
]. C. ENSMINGER, Secretary
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Short O rd ers At All H o u rs
Communication Every First and Third
Fridays at 7 p. m.
Prompt, Clean Service
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Meal Tickets are Sold at Reduced Rates
VISITING BROTHERS WELCOME
SANFORD LODGE, No. 27,1.0. O F
Meets every Monday night at 7:30 in Ma—« m ic Hall. Visiting brethren nrecordlally Invited.
W. S. Baldwin.
Secretary,
TO W ER S — PLANTS,— BULBS
L. H . T E M P L E
44ttftl- M C M O ttVtlLt T t W M l COMPANY
PJionc IGG.
nth ami Oak Ave.
Special Offering in Ferns. .
Floral Designs to Order.
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Florida
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Fruits, Vegetables, Cindies, tfg a rs and Tobaccoes
AH Kinds Country Produce n o u g h t and Sold—
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OUR
There isn’t a thing in this world done
by anybody that hasn't_it's critics.
Really
too it’s a good-thmg^because-puWwityfe the
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great agent in
correcting
all evil.
The
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greatest agent iiv this line, ia the country
paper because it appeals to people with a
conscience.
remarks:
We offer this preface to a few
First we have good land, we of
fered 10,000 acres at $25 an acre, paying
railroad fares to buyers and other conces- sions.
Why? because we’ve
got
60,000
acres of land and we want 1,000 fnitiilies to
settle on our land before January 1st, 1910.
Well, then what?
We have sold now,
September 1st 8,550 acres of the 10,000
apd we’ve just begun.
That’s pretty good
isn’t it, from July 5th.
That means a lot
of people close
to Sanford
People
who
w ill
be
o f —F l o r i d a
We don’t care for the fellow with the
anvil and the hammer.
He does no good
. for his own proposition or the city o f1San
ford.
We know we are going to bring a lot
of people
to
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Sanford’s
vicinity;
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We want at Celery City, now listed as
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a station on the Florida East Coast Rail
way, a lot of business people.
We want
grocery and general store; hardware and
agricultural
implements,
lumber
yards,
portable houses, tent dealers, men
with
teams for plowing, carpenters, small trades
* of all kinds.
We will give a lot free for one
year to anyone putting in a business plnce
in Celery City.. We need a new hotel, a big
boarding house, and a lot of tilings that
people want NOW.
We offer these oppor-
__ tumtiea-tQ Sanford first. ...
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Don’t wait until to-morrow.
tunity comes but once.
A
Oppor
community,
brand new with money ready to pay at your
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Branch
houses
for furniture,
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ware, and till sorts of goods w ill pay.
You
may have to loaf a few days but you’ ll be
there ready to sell.
Write us today.
October 1st, all our propositions for
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concessions, low prices and special rates
close in accordance
with
our
previous
statements.
S. W . JBOLLES, General Agent
4 0 3 - 4 0 5 - 4 0 7 A tlantic National B a n k B u ild in g
sasi'gcasi
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA
�September 3Q, |9(0
THfc SAn FOUO hfRALD
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Ths H e r o d 's S p e c ia l C orresp on d en t
By W ir e le s s T e lep h on e
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The ghostly remains o f four girl kittens
were found floating In Soldle? Creek the
other day. They were thought to have
come from Jacksonville and wardering
around the Delta were killed by thugs.
The stork has been doing much o f late
in putting Sudkcr's Comers near the cen
ter o f population.
Four pairs o f twins
have been born'in this town within the
p e lt two weeks and Carnegie hero medals
are expected by the four happy dads.
Deacon Jason Snodgrass, who Is devot
ing his best energies for the betterment
o f his fellow-man by vigorous warfare on
sin wherever be finds it, succeeded In
locating a blind tiger In a neighbor's born
last Sundajh The physical and mental
strain was something awful and the dea
con has been confined to the house with
- a racking headache aver atneet.
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~Tbe very dry weather for the past month
Indicates quite clearly that we shall soon
TLx-öar.fccr- fanrily ^ha
Juloid teeth, tlie okl man has a glass eye,
and the oldest boy wears a shining rub—bercpDar. I f o n e o f the fam ily lias the
stomach ache they call It apperidyectus.
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ONDAY will find us more completely supp
bargains than ever in
mer
chandise, consisting of anything in the Ladies’ or Gents’
Furnishing .She.
Just ^ee “ this laTge stock of goods
marked at unheard of Low Prices.
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Keen—Carrier.
The announcement o f the marriage of
Mr. Nathan 0. Garner and Miss Ruth
Keen, which was solemnized at the home
O f'tKe~'brIdeY U ncle In Brunswick, G b.,
Thursday, 22nd, came as a pleasant sur
prise to many In this city.
The happy
young couple have been showered with
congratulations and good wishes since
their arrival Friday n igh t The bride is a
very pretty blonde, and diking her short
residence here last winter with her par
ents, Mr. snd Mrs. R. C. Keen, mode many
friends who will be pleased to know that
sha has returned to make this her home.
Mr. Gamer is one o f Sanford's prosperous
merchants and Is one o f the rising young
men o f the town.
He is to be congratu
lated on winning such a charming young
bride.
The following is from the Brunswick
N ew s:
A quiet home weddiqg took plooe last
night at 7 o'clock at the residence o f the
bride’s uncle, Mr. J. M. Keen, on Monk
street, the contracting parties being Miss
Ruth Keen, o f tills city, and Mr. N. O.
Garner, o f Sanford, Fla.
The ceremony
was performed by Rev. W. H. Budd, of
the First Methodist church. The wedding
w a» attended by“only 9 few friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Garner, after a short trip, will
muke their borne in Sanford.
B u dget F o r 1910.
Council Chamber, Sanford, Flo,
Sept.
19, 1910.
Be it resolved by the Council o f the
City o f Sanford, Florida, that the amounts
to be raised by taxation for the year 1910
shall be qs follows:
Lighting streets___ $3,600
W ater...-...............
2.400
F ire........................
2,000
Streets and sewers........... !
Police D e p a r tm e n t.:'......" 3,800
Interest on indebtedness... 9,900
Retiring outstanding vouch‘s 4,300
.•Other municipal purposesr:— 2,000-98,000
Assessed valuation o f real
oetatc............. ........ $1,823.735
Assessed valuation of
personal prop erty... 531,845 2,354,580
Iilcrenso'In Value compared with
V ery S pecial *
W e have just received a large
shipment of pillow cases, size
42x36-inches, just see them
Monday choice........... ......... 10c
We have 30 dozen Hiick Towels,
size 18x3G-inches in either red
or plain white borders, as a lead
er Monday only, 3 fo r ........ 2 3 c
A Leader
A s a leader for Monday only, we
w ill place on sale 200 yards all
Linen Towling 12J^c values,
Monday o n ly . . : __ ___ . ___ QV<c
See our strong line of Notting
ham lace curtains, full 3 yards
long,.see them* Monday only per
p a i r . . . . ___ W : ...................7 3 c
L a d ie s ’ S u its
Our Ladies’ Suit department is
being rapidly filled with the
latest in Coat Suits, Long Coats,
Opera Capes and Skirts at un
heard of low prices. . . .
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See our strong line of Mattings
in both China and Japanese, in a
good variety of patterns, Mon— day-per-yard
... . 23c
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S ilk S p e c ia l M o n d ay
We have just received a case of
Cabot yard wide bleached do
mestic, good weight, free from
starch, regular 12J^c value,
Monday only 10 yards....... 8 9 c
3 Pound-Feather P illo w
Monday only we will place on
sale a full line of China Sijk in
the leading .colors, also black
and white, a regular 65c value,
as a leader, per y a rd ______ 4 3 c
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We will sell a 3 pound Feather
Pillow covered with a genuine
A. C. A. Tick, your choice Mon
day ............ ............... .
89c
3 0 c Linen 2 2 c
Monday we will place on sale a
30-inch all Linen, well worth
30c a yard, as a leader Monday
on ly............ .. ................ . . . 2 2 c
O u r Regular Price 6 Spools
J. & P. Coats Thread for 25c
$ 1 .5 0 aS h ir tw a is t 9 8 c
We have just received a large
shipment of Ladies4 Tailored
Waists, also some exceptionally
good $1.50 values in Embroidery
trimmed Shirtwaists, see them
Monday a t . . . . ...... ............. 9 8 c
/ E m b ro id e ry S p e cial
We will place on sale 800 yards
Embroidery Jip to 8-inches wide
and Insertion to match, these
are all splendid 12J4c values, a
leader Monday only per yard 9 c
B a rre tts !
M e n ’s N ew Suits
Our large Fall line of Men’s
ready made hn^d tailored Suits
have just been received in a
well selected range of patterns,
also Serge and Cheviots in black
and blue, soe these values at
prices below, competition. . .
$ 5 A x m in istc r Rugs $ 3 .1 9
We will place on sale a $5 value
3.6x 7 2-mdie8r^6mnne-A-xminis^
ter Rug, choice Monday. $3.19
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B a rre tts !!
We have just received a full line
of black and white Combs, also
see our large assortment in Bar
retts, values up to 15c, your
Choice M onday.................. 10c
Rugs and Rugs
We have received several new
shipments of Rugs and- as a
leader Monday we will . sell a
"liTxGO-inch Tapestry Rug, $1.35
value, Monday
Income from real and person'
nl property 1910
28,254.96
Estimated Income from other
Sanitary Ta xes.................... $ 3,6
Fines and Forfeitures
3.500
1.500 lO.OCO
Resolved that the rate o f taxation shall
be 12 mills on the dollar o f the assessed
valuation o f real and personal property.
1 hereby certify that the above resolu
tions were duly passed by the city coun
cil, this the 19th day o f September, 1010.
R .C . MXXWtli. Clerk.*
P eo p les Bank H air Holiday.
The m ajority o f the banks throughout
the United States give their employees a
half holiday in each week during the en
tire year. The Peoples Bank o f Sanford
has been observing the regular half holi
day during the summer months but be
lieving that not only the employees but
the generbl public as well would appre
ciate such a movement on the part o f
the directors, the Peoples Bank will ob
serve the regular half holiday every
- T lm n d iy during the year.
In order to
accommodate the public who wish to
transact business during the noon hour,
the bank will dose at one o'clock.
The
director* are to“ be commended I n their
action In thus granting a respite to their
employees.
W e A re A gents For the Celebrated B u tterlck Patterns
D. A. CALDW ELL & SOWS
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First Street
CASH
DEPARTM ENT
STORE
S anford, Florida
�sept»mfcer 30, >910
W iv E R S IT r
)F F L O R ID A Florida State College For Women
GAINESVILLE
a suoerlor But Inexpensive Institution
A 8 ^ f o r rio rld « Younl Men
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on time.
Livery, Feed and
and give you your
rent free.
This elegant
louse will be sold in the
j next few days. A rc you
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< Joing to pass this up and
j let some other lucky fellow
lick it up? If you want
it d on ’t hurry but be as
i A ll kinds of hauling and farm work
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G E N E R A L
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IN S U R A N C E
AGENT
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GOES EVERYWHERE
Summer Tourist , Rates
A ll P o in ts
R esorts
Department
to
all
Sum m er
Also N u m ero u s S p e c ia l O c
♦ Kentucky Horses and Mules for sale. < yeairs
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L. V. D. BLAIR. A ie n t
lAftfPRP* rtQRlDA
W e have a handsome
15-room residence situated
in thermost desirable^resi
dent section of the city.
If you would furnish a
lew. or the rooms and rent
them the rent would
Sanford, Florida
Palmetto Avenue
Cash
F E R T IL IZ E R S
W e S e ll F e r tiliz e r M a te r ia l at* lo w e s t P ric e s
W e have 5 of the most
desirable lots on Sanford
Heights to sell.
These
lots have a frontage of 65
fe c to n Park Avenue, and
remember they all face
the east, the front of the
house always shady after
noon. ' W e have a special
We 'want your crop and will offer special inducements
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Com
* Lawns
Cane
Lettuce
Deans
Mowers
Celery
Cantaloupe
Cotton
Strnwberrien
Potatoes -, Grape Vines
Tomatoes Orange Trees
Watermelons
Florida
C O M M IS S IO N M E R C H A N T S
CAR LOT D ISTRIBUTORS
Company
MANUFACTURERS OF
S u p erio r F e r t iliz e r fo r
Insurance
Sanford
Fertilizer
! Ocala
TALLAHASSEE
Coll«|. of A h * i u I Sei«*«*. Noim.l School, School
• f Mu«ic. School of Arl, School of EiprmioD. School
of Hon* Eoonontn. Finl cito r^aipotni tkro.f ba.i.
Tollion f t « . OthorMptntn y i I j IÄ i / For lofotmo*
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EDWARD CONRADI, P re s id e n t
casion R ates at all T im e s
F o r In fo rm a tio n o r R e s e rv a tio n s s ee o r w r ite
T. J. PERKINS
Ticket A ie n t. Sanford, M orii)»
N o w Is The Tim e T o Buy Impi
ed “Ready to' Plant” Sanford
P R A C T IC A L S C IE N C E
Our free booklet entitled Remedies for Insects and
Diseases containing n valuable treatise on insects and diseases und directions for .using the different preventives' and
remedies to combat these troubles in groves, gardens and
fields. That our readers may be able to *get these materials
und the BEST implements with which to apply them, we hove
opened an Insecticide department Jn which we carry, a full
stock of Ideal Insecticides and Fungicides.. , r
Celery/Farm« —
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id just two
t car line
3^
land in the Sanford sec
tion, which we can make
you a special price, will
j p cut it up for
piece
3 * you
blocks
These farms can be bo
days for less
money
u tifu l
haj/e Sanford farms to
i
and stre
Burbank nor Celery C> to buil
Send f o r P r ic e U s t
A lw ays Sanfordc home.)
Call a t au r S an
fo r d W a reh o u se
Sanford.
Address
Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co
If you have any Real
E s ta te you can not sell
bring It to us. If th e re
Is any piece of Real E s
ta te you w a n t to buy
com e and see us.
A ll irrigated ready to
for themselves this winter
H.
H.
CH APPELL’S
Real Estate Agency
GOING TO MOVE
On October First we w ill be in the store formerly occu
pied by the Sanford Grocery Company and rather than
move our stock we w ill offer some very rare' bargains
to cash buyers
$ 7 5 .0 0
2 5 .0 0
. 2 2 .5 0
1 1 5 .0 0
3 5 .6 0
1 5 .0 0
4 0 .0 0
1 2 .0 0
1 2 .0 0
S id e b o ard f o r ..............$ 5 9 . 0 0
D in in g T a b le f o r ........ 1 9 . 0 0 '
K itch e n C a b in e t f o r r r - 1 7 .5 0
M a h o g a n y Bed Room
S u it f o r ................
8 2 .5 0
W a rd ro b e f o r .............. 2 5 .0 0
V e rn M a rtin B e d ........ 1 0 .0 0
M ah o g an y
L e a th e r
C o v e r D a v e n p o rt----- 3 0 .0 0
M issio n R o c k e r ..----9 .0 0
N o . 8 . C ook S t o v e . . . .
9 .0 0
hi fact we will make it to your advantage to opine in and see us
if vou have anv idea of buying anything in our line. Tills is no
•'hot air“ proimidon:hut ^ id Tacts.-You needTh* goods.- ~We
need the money. These very low prices will- be made only for
Nothing charged a t these pricee.
Sanford, Florida
M O S T C O M P L E T E L Y ^ E Q U IP PËD
BAKERY
IN
F L O R ID A
A l l M ixing done fry Latest Im proved Machin«
Finest Quality of Bread and all kinds o f Cake
M ade Daily. Everything Sanitary,
best of
Material. Used. A ll, and especially the Ladies1
áre invited to visit our shop. . . - r
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"or Land See Fie
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W e M a k o a n y Kind-of---- -------—
C ak e on S p e o ia l O rd e r
111 Park A ve.
Phone 106
S anford, Florida
�W . W . ABERNATHY
JONES-McLAUGHLIN CO M PANY
Furniture and Household Goods
On account o f movtnt the olKce In
to the new Herald bulldlnl this week
the appearance o f the paper Is not
up to the standard.
Master's Sale.
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nnd by virtue of • decree of forecloture
entered on the 12th day of September,
the Honorable Minor S. J-mrs, Judge
,__Jt Court for lhe7lh Judicial Circuit of
In end for OrSnge County, In Chancery, In
_» cause therein pending. wherein the City
ord wot Complainant and Owner Unknown
1 thall tell at public outcry, fo jh r
I beat bidder for cartitrerfitH tw rtf& or
S *fe
Palm etto Avenue, ■
bet ween
_ ? City
_lty Hail,
Hall, on I'almettu
Flrat and Second
Streets, ha, the City of Sanford.
caul Stre
* ■'Orante County. Hoi Ida. duiln^ the letal hours .of
,____ ____dny/the^ih day o? November. A. D..
>10, the same belnt a legal sales day. the followdescribed real estate, to-wlt:
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10 fL of Lot !i. Block 18, Chapman A Tucker*
City of Sanford. Furehnsw to pay
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Master*» Sale
Under and by virlue of « decree of foredoaure
and tale, entered on thè 12th dey ofSeplember,
A. D. 1910, hy thè Honoreble Minor S. Jonea, Judiw
of thè Circuit Court for thè 7tb Judicial Circuii of
Florida, In and for Orange oounty. Inchancenr, In a
certain caute therein peodlnA whermn thè City of
Sanford wa*
ana Mary Evana
r.vana wat
waa rere*
was complainant and
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Inspect oul^stock—get our p rices and you w ill
be convlfy/ed w e a re th e P E O P L E to b u y fro m
N E W GOODS A R R IVIN G D A IL Y
F L O R ID A
S A N FO R D *
sell at In iblic o u tc ry, in U j i - M g tl-
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M a s te r 's Sole
Under and by virtue ot ad eem of fureloaure and
•ale, entered on the 12th day of September. A. D.,
J9I0. by the Honorable Minor S t o p — Jmtoa nl
IhfC lfCult Court Tor the 7th Judicial Circuit of
Florida, In and for Orange county, in'.chancery, In
mcertain cause therein Pending, wherein the City
- of Sanford waa complainant and Mary Lindsay
was respondent, I shall set] at public outcry, to the
bighaat and best bidder for cash, at the front dour
of the city hall on Palmetto avenue, between First
and Second streets. In tbe city of Sanford. Orange
oounty, Florida, during the legal l-ourt of sale on
Monday, the 7lh day ut November. A. D 1910. the
aame being a legal tales day, she-'following des
cribed real estate, to-wlt Lul 7, Block 9, Tier 11
Purchaser to pay for title.
GEORGE A. DiCOTTES
7-4l.
Special Master In Chancery.
, Master's Sale.
Under and by virtue a< a decree of foreclosure
and tale, entered on the 12th day of September, A
D. 1910, by the
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Honorable Minor S.
S. Jonea. Judge of
th« Circuit Court foe the 7th Judl
KlM il Circuit of
Florida. In and for Orange County;; In Chancery, „
In
■ certain cause therein pending, wherein the City
of Sanford wa* Complainant and M. B. Bronson,
was Respondent. I shall sell at public outcry, to the
highest and beat bidder for caah, at the front door
of (be City Hall, on Palmetto Avenue, between
First and Seuood Streets, in Hie City of Sanford.
Orange County, Florida, during the legal hours of
■ala on Monday, the 7lh day of November, A. D..
1910, the tame being a legal tale* day, the follow
ing described reel ctlale. to-wlt:
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■ Boat h of Em » - * - of this 9 nnd 10. Block 11.
pmau
A
Tucker's
JVddlikjii
miha
City
of
Sana
FunAaMi to pay for title.
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g e o k g e a . de corn s.
7-4t
Special Matter In Chancery.
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Under and by virtue of a decree of foreclosure
and sale, entered on the 12lh day of September,
A. D, 1010. by the Honorable Minor S. Jones, Judge
>f the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of
Florida, In add fur Orange county. In chancery. In
■certain cause therein |>endlng: wherein the City
>f Sanford was complainant and Douglas A Masley
• ns respondent. I shall sell at public outcry, to the
uigliest and beat bidder fur cash. ft| the front Boor
nl the city hail, on Palmetto avenue, between First
and Second streets In the eft y of Sanford. Orange
countyv Florida, during thé legal hours of sale on
Monday, the 7th day of November. À. D 1910, the
same being a legal sales Hay, the following des
cribed real estate. (6-wli: Lot 10. Block IL T k r D.
Purchaser to pay for title.
GEORGE A, DiCOTTES.
7 -41
Special Master in Chancery-.*
M a»ter's Sale
-thana« Camiy.JTarida. dnrip« tha legai---------
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Muter In Cbapcery.
Matter » Sale
New Location
- . New Barber»
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Beat of Sarvlo*
Sanford House Shop
PIATT & GREEN, Prop«.
Under and by virtue of a d eem of fortdoanre
Opposite People« Bank
pf tha Circuit Court lot the Seventh Jud
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balaficca, Id h -Teors in
which to return th# limn
P rivilege o f inylnit us :n
m iy time, thus a-toppiiig«
further intercut.
Six mnuihii urnet* in case
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nr adverse .drium st a tic-**
Yon return Ilie vannijml
ut the rote of $7..In nntln>
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Build on
Y o u r Lot
W HY
PAY
RENT?
Why not apply the money you spend monthly for rent si • payment on s home? Money invent-,I m
house rent receipts is t poor investment, snJ one that you wtll.nevef derive any future benefits IronAnybody can pay rent, but it take* energy, economy and determination to own • home. You hr*e
delayed long enough and lost by it.
W j loan money to buy. build, improve homes or lift Mortgages anywhere in the Stale. Why lit *
lot lie vacant when it will bring you returns. If your jot is not paid foe let us help you. Will take
pleasure in eiplaining our proposition. Call or write.
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The Standard Home Co.
Room s 8 and 9* Pico Building
IP H O N E
177
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M a s t e r '» Sale
Under and by virtue of u decree of foreclosure
and tale, entered on the 12th day of Stptcmber,
A D. 1910. by the Honorable MinorS, Jonea. judge
of the Circuit Court for the 7 th Judicial Circuit of
Florida in and lor Orange county. In chancrry. In a
certain cause therein pending, wherein tlie City of
Sanford was romplalnanband G. Reed was respon
dent. I thall sell at put-lie outcry to the highest and
best bidder for cash, at the front door of the city
hall, on Palmetto avrnur, between First ami Sec
ond ttreeu, in the city of Sanford. Orange county,
Florida, during the legal hours of sale on Monday,
lb« 7ih day ufNovcmbor, AS*-. 1910, thesarae be
ing a legal tales day, the following descril-rd real
estate, tl, wit: N. W. M of Lot iTBIock 10, Her C
Purchaser to pay for title
„
GEORGE A. DrCOTIES.
7-H
Special Master in Chancery.
SANFORD HOUSE
GEORGE A. DEOOTTES,
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GEORGE A. DiCOTTES,
Master In Chancery.
Under and by virtue of a decree of foreclosure
and tale entered on tha 12th day of September.
A. D. 1910, by the Honorable Minor S. Junes, Judge
of the Circuit Court for the 7lh Judicial Circuit of
Florida. In and for Orange County. In chancery, in
a certain cause therein pending, wherein the City
oi Sanford waa mmplainanl and Jupiter Lodge
Trustees was respondent. I shall aell at public outcry to the highest and best l-kidrr Jot cosh, st Ute
front door of the cltv ball, on Pshneiio avenue U
tween First and Second w
street*,
in U
the
of s9
San
siswsa, IH
ICcity
M<7 IH
«n*
ford. ____ ioBualy, njftJa. duttng thè legai houn
of tale on mu(Klay.' «he 7th day of Novembcr, A. D.
1910. thè sanie bclng a legai talea d«y, thè following deacribed rea! astate, to-wll: Lot 3. Block 7.
Tier A Purchaaer topay for titla.
M u te r*» Sale.
GFORGE A. DcCOTTia.
7-41
Spedai Mattar In Chancery.
Under and by virtu« of a decree of foreclosure
and tale, entered on the 12th daytdSeptamWt. A.
ia Hooorabls Minor S. Jonea. Judge of
fur tha 7th Judicial Cirvuf at,
-------- - _ . — fog Orange County, In Chancery. In
a certain cause there!* pending, wherein the City
i of Sanford waa Complainant and Unknown Owner,
was Rat pondeat, 1 abati aril at public outcry, to
the highest and beat bidder for cash, at the front
dour of the City Hall, on Palmetto Avenue, between
rtraCand Second Sim la, ia tha city ot
tale od Monday, the 7th day of November. A. D..
«1910. the aame being a legal talea diy. tbe follow
ing described real calala to-wlt:
'fc rt S e ?
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*’ ■ i^urhaaer to pay
V
W e Loan Money on Real Estate
TERMS
M a s te r 's Sale
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1 she ll
ett and bear bWderr&f cash, ot the front door of the
city
dty hall, on
t » Palmetto avenue,.
atenúe, between First and
flu — d ill— f i é » tKc-city o f Sanford, Orantr mtintyrFhnklii. dm lug tnrTdf»nrSTJTT"5ra'àTï"on Mon
day. the 7thday of November, A. D. 1910, the same
being e legal sales day. tbe following described
Master's Sale
real estate, to-wlt: Lot 3, Blork 9. Tier 8. Pur
,
_____
Under and by virtue of a decree of foreclosure chaser to pay for title.
GEORGE A. DiCOTTES.
and sale entered on the 12th day of September,
7-4t
Special Mailer In Chancery.
A. D. 1910,by the Honorable Minor S. Jonea, Judge
Of tbe Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of
Florid*, In and for Orange County, in chancery. In
Master's Sale.
- 0 certain cause therein pending, wnereln IheClly
of Sanford was complainant and L. Mabry wa* reUnder and by virtue of a decree of foreclosure
(o the highest and tale, entered on Ihr 12th day of September, A.
apondanl
at, 1 willJHIat public outcry
ou
— and beat
ilbkl dsfror f a n , ml the front door.____
«¿the D. 1910; t? th* Manor nl.lr Min ir S Jotir*. Judge of
f}|y kiHHAD Tsunetio avenue. between first and the Circuit Court for the 7th Judicial Circuit of
Second streets, in the city of Sanford. Orange Florida. In and for Uiangc County, In Chancery. In
county, Florida, during the legal hours of tale on a certain cause therein pending, wherein the City
Monday, the 7th day of November. A. D. 1910. the of Sanford was Complainant nnd A. U. Tomlinson,
tame being a legal tale* day. the following des was Ketpondrnt. I »nail sell at pub.ic outcry, to
cribed realestaisfto-wit: Lot I. Block 7. Tier B. th# highest and beat bidder for rash, at the hunt
Purchaser to pay
door of the titty Mall, On Palmetto Avenue, la-tween
__ 3RGE A. DiCOTTES,
First and Second Street*. In the City of Snnfnrd,
7-41
Special Matter In Chancery.
Orange County. Florida, during th# legal hour* of
•ale on Monday, the 7th day of Novrmla-r, A. D.,
1910, the tame being a legal tale* day, .the folluwM a s te r 's S o le.
Ing described real eatate, to-wlt:
Lot 8. Block 5. Tier 7 ~
Purchaser to puy1for in
title.
Under and by virtue of a decree of foreclosure
GEORGE A. DE COTTES.
and tale entered on the 12lh day of September.
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Matter
in
Chancery.
A. D. 1910, by the Honorable Minor S. Jones,Judge
eg the Circuit Court for the 7th Judicial Circuit of
Florida. In and lor Orange County, In Chancery, in
Muster's Sale
• certain cause therein peeking, wherein the City
of Sanford waa Complainant and E. Kirby, wa*
Under and by virtue ot a decree of foreclosure
KesponaenL 1 thill tell at public outcry, to, the ■ind sale, entered on the Kill- day of Srpirmher.
highest and ben bidder for cash, at the front door A. D. 1910, try the Honorable Minor S. Jours. Judge
the C1U Hall, _on .Palmetto
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.» » , between of the Circuit Court for tbe 7th Judicial Circuit uf
Avenue,
t and Second atreeti, In the City or Sanford. Florida, in and for Orange county, in chancery. In
___ nge County, Florida, during the legal hour of a rertaln cause therein pending, whr rrm Hit- City
•ala on Monday.the 7th day of November, A. D., of Sanford wat complainant and Unknown Owner
1910. the aame lieiug a legal aalee day. the follow was respondent. 1 shall sell at puldicoutcry to the
ing described real catate, to-wlt:
highest and best bidder for cash, at aha front door
weal H of Lot 2. Block 10, Tier C. Purchaser to of the city hall, on Palmetto avenue, between First
pay for title.
and Second streets, in Hie city of Sanford. Orange
GEORGE A. DE COTTES.
county, Florida, during tbe legal hours of sale on
Special Master In Chancery. Monday, the 7lh day of November. A. D. 1910. th#
same bring a legal sales day, the following des
cribed real estate, to-wlt: 30 ft. of Lot 5, Blork 18.
M aster’s Sale.
Chapman A Tucker's Addition to the City of San
Under and by virtue of a decree of foreclosure ford. Purchaser to pay for title.
GEORGE A. DiCOTTES.
end tale, entered on the 12th day of September,
7-4t
Special Master la Chancery.
A. D. 1910, by the Honorable Minors. Jones, Judge
of the Circuit Court for the 7th judicial Clnnrlt of
Florida, In end for Orange County, in Chsnoery, In
Master's Sole
a certain cause therein pending, wherein the City
ofSenford was Complainant and Owner Unknown
.Under and by virtue of a decree -of forn-jmiire
wa* Respondent, 1 shall tell at public outcry, to the and tale, entered on the 12th day of 6e
fiei-teTfll-rr,
highest and beat bidder for email, at the front door A. D. 1910, by Honorable Minor S Jones. Judge of
of the City Hall, on Palmetto Avenue, between the Circuit Court for tbe Seventh Judicial Circuit of
First and Second atreeta. In the d ly of Sanford. Florida. In and for Orange county. In chancery, In
Ornngr County, Florida, during the legal hours ot a Certain caute therein pending, wherein the City
sale on Monday, the 7th day of November, A. D., of Sanford way complainant and American Uuiltj1910, the aame tiring a legal tale* day, the follow ‘Ing■ A Eoan 1unlain Association
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and Thomas E.
ing described reel estate, to-wlt:
Wilson was respondent. I will sell at public outcry,
40 a BO ft. In S. E. Cor. of Lot 0, Block 10, Chap to the highest and beat bidder fur cash, at tbe front
man A Tucker'* Addition to the City of Sanford'.' door of the city hall on Palmello «Venue, between
Purchaser to pay for title.
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First and Second *.ti,ets. in me city ot
Mi
GEORGE A DECOTTES,
nnie count-;. Florida, during the legal hours of sale
Special Master In Chancery. on Monday, the 7th day of November, A. D., 101U,
the tame bring a legal sale* day. the following drtriihed real estate, to-wjt: Lot 3. Block 9. Tier II
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C A S H A N D IN S T A L L M E N T
the Circuit Court for the 7lh Judicial Circuit of
Florida. In and for Orange County. In Chancery. In
a certain caute therein pendlnt. wherein the City
of Sanford wae Complainant and M. C. Hedengrtn.
wot Respondent. I snail tell at public outcry, to the
hit hen nnd heat bidder for caah. at the front door
of the City Hall, on Palmetto Avenue, between
Flrat and Second Streets. In the City of Sanford.
Orante County. Florida, during the legal houn of
tale on Monday, the 7ui day of November. A. D.,
1010. the aame belnt e letal tales day. the follow
ing described real estate.'to-wlt:
Purchaser to pay for
Lot 10, Block 4. Tier li
title.
GEORGE A. DE COTTES.
Special Master in Chancery.
7-4
SATURDAY
FOR
AND
MONDAY
Our 3 for $1 Embroltlered Hose fur only!
3
$1 Gauze Hose for only.
Regular 10c seller iu Light Blue und Block at
N*w.,ine of Sin»Pso'> Prints iu Ulg'lit and Dark colors
Beautiful selecUon Amoskeag Ginghams m .
10 yanls best Lonsdale Cambric at only
12 ,
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33-incb Suit Finish Cambric____
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tolvr-weuto uuhleact-al Sliming for: —
30
Caiidmc Percal. while they Inst per yaril............. '■
Best tjunlity Apron Ginghams only
HM Bleached and Unbleached Sheeting for
Q..r stock of 10. is and 20c Lawn nnd Units,e very , pedal
Call and see our new stock we will be glad to shaw you
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N ext Door to Postoffice
S a n fo rd , F lo rid a
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SANFORD TRACTION COMPANY Mrs. J. E. Tcrwillcgcr and fam ily have The M. & R. now carry school supplies.
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j^ e h r d u le in e f f e c t S e p te m b e r 26,1910 returned from a visit to Pnrksburg, Pa
AU the best iq school supplies and
The Celery Delta school at Moore's sta
On nod after Sapterabcr 20ih Car« will «top onl
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tion w ill start next Monday. ThJi schoo books at the MPfc 8 .^ = ^ '
at poatofflee on ftrtt Street and' *Second.
" Fifth «n<_
Fire Insurance— Yoifr business will be
ford Avenue. Slop »lint at w ill fill a long felt want in the sub-district
Tenth Street o
a numbered
various point«
carefully handled and
saving many o f the smaller children the promptly and
placed in firstclass*companies.
A . P.
long
trip
to
town
to
attend
school.
LEAVE SAItrOltD
LEAVE CAMERON CITY
Connelly.
5-4t-c
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schneider o f Brooklyn,
SJO a. m.
8.-05 a. m.
Get prices at the M. & R. store on
7.05 s. m.
a
7:40 a. m.
and N. W. Wood o f the Hudson River
9:00 a. m.
9:35 a. m.
Construction Co., are the guosts o f Mr school books and supplies.----- ------ 6-tf
-----10:40 a. m.
11:15 a .m .
Special in new Mahogany, Oak and
and Mrs. J. W. Dlckins.
Mrs. Dlckins is
1:30 p_m .
2:05 p. m.
Birdseye
Maple
furniture
Extension
the sister o f Mrs. Schneider and Mr. Wood
3.-00 p. m.
3:35 p. m.
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Tablet
and
rocker
a
t
Miller
&
Son.
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4:35 p. in.
5:10 p. in.
J, A . Pnrler. salesman and distributor
F o r a re a l H aircu t and S have g o l o
SATURDAY-Tbree Extra Trip«
for Joncs-McLaughfjn furniture Co., has
A lb e rt G ram iln g,- S a n fo rd ’s Leadin g
6:45 p. m.
6:20 p.m.
been
transferred io\jisLnud,’ where he will
8.-00 p. m.
8:35 p.m.
Barber.
make headquarters representing tbe above
0:30 p. m.
10:05 p.m.
School days are',herc. See the M. & R.
company in the same position.
for school books and supplies.
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SUNDAY SCHEDULE
The sad news reached) here Monday
M*ad & Berry are agents for Mopes
that Mr. L. M. GnHigher, well known in Fertilizers for W est Sanford.
5-3t
LEAVE SANFORD
LEAVE CAMERON CITY our city and agent for the Cable Piano
M. & R. means the place where you
9:30
m.
10:10 a. in.
Oo„ o f Jacksonville, was drowned at Day seve money on school books and supplies.
IKK) P- m.
1:35 p. in.
tona Beacli last Sunday In the act o f sav
6- lf
2:15 P- m.
£50 p. in.
Ing
a young man's life.
3:20 P- m.
3:55 P. m.
Varnoit! Best furniture polish on the
5:00 P4Ì5 P. m.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Miller und two little market. For sale by Sanford Furniture
6:20 P. m.
5:45 P- nf.
grand daughters, Esther and Theodora Company.
4 0 -tf
9:35
p. m.
9.00 P- m.
Miller, returned to the city Tuesday after
A ll kinds o f repolr Work. Sanford Ma
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R lg E f re M fv e d -u rc h a n g é achcduîc w ith noon, after several months Visit with Dr, chine & Garage Co.------ - — ,
GiUe Miller in W ashington*c iiy
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{---Brlng-Tour o kt-tirerrfrSim Ttim ^Til^ftftlS
out advance notice.
H H fc e a * »A «
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~ Mr. and Mrs, f\ W. Schneider left W ed & Garage Co. for vulcanizing.
New goods arriving dally at Miller i
nesday night for Jacksonville, where they
Son. Call and see our line.
.
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w ill take the Clyde Line for New York
Parental Come to the M. & R. store for
Mr. and Mrs. Schneider will bo welcomed
school books and supplies for the children.
should they visit Florida ngnin by the
Little. Happenings—Mention of many friends they made- while visiting
Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine
Mrs, J, W. Dlckins, Mrs. Schneider's sister,
M atters In Brief.
& Garage Co.
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Mrs. W illiam Shelley and da ugh ter have
Remember that Miller & Son are selling
arrived in the city from Jacksonville, and Pattons Sun Proof Paint.
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PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST with Mr. Shelly have taken the Messenger Crushed and'pulverized Limestone, car
house on Oak. avenue— Mr. «m l Mrs. Sltel- load lots.
R. HrW liltner.
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ley are former Sanford residents, Mr.
Buy your chipped beef nnd boiled bum
Sum m ary o f th e F lo a tin g S m all Talk
Shelley being one of the most populur o f W. W. Long and ‘have’ it cut on an
S u ccin ctly A rra n g e d fo r H ur
engineers on the Coast Line, Their many American slicing machine. It is line.
rie d H erald R ea d ers.
friends are glad to welcome them back to
Polished rockers nt Miller & Son going
C. W. Rose was in Jacksonville last
Sanford.
nt low prices.
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Friday and Saturday.
J A. Th om pson has opened a m eal
Populur sweet music oi City Cigar Store.
Mr. H. II. Wltherington, took dinner m a rk et at th e c o r n e r o f S a n fo rd Ave. W ..A. Smith will |ilay them for you from
last Sabbath nt the Bye-Lo-Hotel.
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and Th ird s tr e e t and w a n ts t o see his 7i30 to tt;30 every night*.
Mrs. Henry P elrcci of Arcadia, is visit old c u s to m e rs and n ew ones. E very
Newest Creations in Full Millinery. At
ing her sister Mrs. E. Simon.
th in g In Florid a and W e s te rn m e a ls . tend the grand opening ut Mrs. Overman's
next Thursday and Friday, Oct. 6-7.
W e have a few of these matting rugs
Francis Karel o f Orlando, was in town
left, only $2.25. Miller & Son
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Tuesday.
• If you want the Genuine Article go to
A Jolly party enjoyed an iiutumobile
L K. philips & Co., for your Crystol W ax
ride to Orlando Tuesday night.
and Bermuda Onion seed.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson are spend
Fine Millinery on displuy nt Ojx-ning
All L o ca l A d v e r tis e m e n t« Under This
Ing several days with their dauglitcr, Mrs next Thursday and Fridny.
Mrs. (Over
H eading, One Cent a W o rd Each Issue
Kllburn at Currabclle.
man's. October 0-7.
W anted— By fifteen years' experience
We are equipped to handle your repair
C. it. Tuxbury has returned from a visit
Sat;ford Machine & Garage Co. cleaner, dyer and tailor ladles' and gents*
to'Saco, Maine, where be spent tbe sum work.
clothes, to clean, dye, repair or oiler.
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mer.
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Suits made to order at 15, 20, 25 or 30
New crop onion seed Crystal W ax and days. Our price will suit your pocket
W. E. Dullo.su o f Jacksonville spent last
Bermuda's Red nnd While genuine Ten- Your money's worth or your money back.
Saturday in Sanford in the interest o f bis
erifie grown at L R. Philips & Co's.
2 tf Bradford & Keith, 405 Third St. Plume
business, selling screens doors and win
811.
7-tf-fc
When
you
begin
to
furnish
your
home
dows.
Wunled—
Good
fresh
milch
cow.
P. O.
give MlUer & Son a call; they will save
Box 712.
,
.
7-3p
Douglass Peabody o f New Orleans Iiob
you money,
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For Sale— Six room house. A ll modern
. . been spending a few days with his mother
W illiam s &. M illed will puy. the spot improvements Well located. Small pay
in this city.
cash for your second hand furniture.
incut down, balance by the month. A d
Mrs, W. C. Yeiser and Mrs. Lymuu
dress A. enre Sanford H eraldJ 7-tf
We can store your furniture for you.
Phelps had as their guest last week Mrs
For Rent— Large store roqflrfoF rent in
Wiillains & MilU'er.
W. L. Smart o f Jacksonville.
For best cuts Florldu I>eef, colt ut I^mgs DeMont building', cor. First and Sanford
Ave.
Inqulta Joe DeMont.
7-2p,
store,—
W e have it.
, ■
M. t). Gntchel left Friday for Springfield,
For Sulo— W hile Leghorn hens ID years
Millinery Opening at Mrs. Overman's old. White leghorn pullets, 5 mouths old
111., to attend the funeral of his son,
next Thursday und Friday, Oct. 6-7.
-Frank Gatchel
from "The Blanchard leghorn Farm."
Boys and Girlsl Get your school books
. .
New York.
Edward Lane left tills week for DeLaud
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D. D. Donne.
nnd supplies at the M. & R.
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where he w ill resume his studies at Stet
For Rent— Rooms, furnished or unfur
Place the titles to your real estate in
son University.
nished, suitable for light housekeeping.
U19 Realty Trust Company and avoid com
Mrs, A nn ie Ludlimi and daughter have plications. For particulars address B. F. Apply corner Park and Ninth.
To Rent— Huuse 6 rooms and bathroom
returned from Cleveland where they e|>ent
Whitner, Jr.. Secretary.
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corner of street. Address,
the summer.
A ll ti>e latest song hits und instrument
Addison L. Williams,
U. box. 1185,
Sanford, Flo.
W. L. Lew is representing the Hamilton al music at popular prices at City Cigar
Cold drinks— call for your favorite ut
Reserving Smudge Heater was in the city Store. W. A. Smith will play them for
M. & R. store.
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on Tuesday.
yog from 7:30 to 9:30 every night.
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For Sale, Cash or Instalments— Six well
New Mattings, New Rugs, New Art
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woodruff and child
located lots. Four on puved streets. Al P.'
Squqrcsf trices the lowest at Miller Ik Sou. Connelly.—-------------- ---------------- S^ft-c —
ren have returned from D oyton n Jkacb.,
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For Sale— A bargain.
Morse, wagon
Harry Cole o f Gainesville, was among
W anted— Your second hand furniture, and harness. Good condition. K. F. Wash
the prominent visitors to the city this
burn on H. H. Chappell's place, Route 3.
for which we will pay you the cash.
week.
T
6-2p
Williams & Mlltecr.
Frank Greenman, a prosperous Sanford
Jim Hammond can mix it for you at
Pattern Hats latest styles at Mrs. Over
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truck grower, was transacting business in man's. Opening next Thursday and Fri the M. & R.
Wunled— Cottage of five rooms or flat
Jacksonville Saturday.
day, October 6-7.
o f five rooms. Address-Box 1066. S-tf
Thomas E. Wilson reports that he and
New lot National crackers received since
W A N TE D —To buy 3,000 acres, or more
his w ife are enjoying themselves very the rains hnvc stopped, they are fresh and o f Florida land, for colonization. Must
much at Pltoenlca. N.Y.
be good laud, well located. Address P. O.
crisp.- W. W. Long.
Box 61, Dayton, Ohio.
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Mrs.
M.
L.
A
llen
’s
goods
arriving
daily.
Miss Pearl Drown o f Arcadia, passed
Save your fruit and vegetables. Use
through Sanford Tuesday, g o i $ to St. W ait for opening announcement o f P a t
Hamilton Smudge Heater. A n exhibition
tern Ityta.*
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Augustine to enter the Blind Institute.
at Clyde Pharmacy. M. W. Lovell, Agt.
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Get your school books nnd supplies from
Let every cltixen o f our city be a boost
Ice Cream made from pure cream at
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er and do all things to make it the most the M. it R. store.
M. & R.
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attractive o f all places and then just
W e are dismantling “ Pine Crest Inn
House to Rent— Eight rooms and batli.
watch it grow.
buildings and ofTer fur cash, high grade Newly painted inside. On Celery uvenue,
Judge O. M. Smith o f Valdosta, Ga.. is lumber, stairs, porch trim, laths, tin roof known a t W illiam s' Itouse. Inquire L. A.
visiting lus brother M.M.i>mhh in Winter ing, doorarwlndows, blinds, eatings, pipe Bromley:------ --------- ---------------- _ 141
For Rent— Ten acres tiled land onstreet
PArfc, and was in this city looking at 3-4, 1,1 'A inch galvanized, four inch cast
car line. Station on place. Two acres o f
some residence property with a view of iron, and four, six and tw elve inch terra
tiled land, cottage nnd barn on place.
cotta. Hotel range with boilcr^Jaundry On street car line. Address, J. N. W hit
becoming « resident o f Sanford
2 if
Dr. Geo. Randal), with Ids w ife und ranges, sinks, closets, bowls with tanks, ner, Sanford Florida.
Tobacco and cigars and supplies at the
mother, are now comfortably settiod in >sth tub. mantel, counters, brick etc.
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Victor Schmelz A Son, R 2.. Sanford. M. A . R.
their new home No. 301 Ei 3rd street. Dr.
For sale.— 1 have five or six pieces o f
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p.
tendsU Is Just recovering from a severe
land more thuu 1 need for trucking. Titete
Illness and hopes to be out soon.
M. L Allen
lands were bought cheap, cleared under
Mrs. Dora Randall who resides with her Ha* just returned from New York with a m y own aupervleion and will be sold at a
great bargain. One five acres perfectly
sun. Dr, Randall, w ill fill a long felt want full line o f novelties 4ft hats and trim tiled, third year In cultivation, 3U rods
mings,
hair
goods,
neckwear,
e
t
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Wilt
with the ladies o f Sanford, as she is a
from Beck Hammock station,
40 acres
hklr dreiser o f a k il( and experience, com* be open for inspection next week. Give half cleared and plowed, balance fine
hammock, two strong wells, tool house. %
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ing from Atlanta. •
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MUil A nn ie Higgins left Tuesday for G re a te s t M a rin e Engine O ffe r E ver on the m arket Phone 7-3. Levi Hlnford.
M ade.
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DeLand to enter Stetaon University. She
Through a special arrangement, we are
W anted— A ny one who have land to
will be greatly missed from social circles
1or a limited time prepared to offer the dear, apply to Sherman Steavens, Sanford
during her absence.
omous Roberts Non-back .firing Marine Fla. 618 Cypress ave who w ill guarantee
Mrs, Louis Greenman and son o f Owss* Engines at practically factory cost. From satisfaction.
8- 8 i
to 40 H. P.
Price. ggO.OO and up,
■a, Michigan, have arrived in the city and
.1 h ave house and several choice lots in
w ill make Florida their future borne. Mr. -Tilly guaranteed. Call upon or commun Sanford Heights and Markham Heights
icate with
Greenman has a fine farfn in Palm Ham*
for sale. Prices low. Easy terms. Fred
----- —Pierson A. Perkins Agents.
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H* Yaple. •
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Oakland, Fla,
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
WANTS
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OU can dress well even if we
don’t supply you, but you can
dress much better if we do.
These are the
points which
c
characterize our business and
-have gained for us an ~ erF ~
viable reputation.
This should
impress you with the possibiliTies to be gained by ‘ making
us your haberdasher.
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.FRANK
Clothier and Men’s Furnisher
SANFORD
F L O R ID A
The
Of Your Life Young Man
M a rrie d o r S in g le . H a v e a H o m e o r a Good
S a fe In v e s tm e n t.
T h e M arkham
Park A ddition
O n the O rlan d o road just two
from street car line
blocks
T h irty B e a u tifu l Lots
Just been laid out and streets being
graded. .Now ready to build you a
home. (N o place like hom e.)
.
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$20 Cash - $10 Per Month
W IT H O U T
IN T E R E S T
This Offer is Good for 30 . Days
See mfc at once. It d o n ’t cost noth
ing to look and get your choice. Som e
lots shaded with oaks and some with
orange trees.
N o w is the accepted time.
Se Me
O nce
jm d Save Money
N. H. GARNER
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Room N o. 2 .
F IR S T S T R E E T
M . G . T . B lock
S A N F O R D » F L O R ID A
The Crippen Music Store
High-grade Pianos, Organs,
and Graphophones.
Prices.
Easy Payments.
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Saptembcr 30, igg
clt of the Sifnfrord Celery Delta.
From the car windows are seen
ford,” world famous, and Icdves unchallenged the claim that larger
th. What more can be desired to make this the ideal place for a
Side tracks for loading arc placed every half mile or less, so that
ammock, Town Lots and Celery Fa
icratcd by October 1st. Palm Hamn
Each tcn*acre farm fronts an avenue.
£. Prentiss Peabody.
The funeral o f Mr. E. Prenti»* Peabody
was held Thursday afternoon at tho First
Methodist Church, following a brief service
a t the homo o f Col. S.'V?.
Vfllliom s street
Celery farm s
J .= W F € o n n e r
& Timber Lands
REAL ESTATE
City Property
S a o fo rd ^ J Ia
Bnick Automobiles :: Automobile Supplies
Motor Boat Supplies .
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CRUTCHFIELD & WOOLfOLK
• P ÍT T 8 B U R G .- P Á .
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BRANCHES
alvo, were conducted by Rev. C. R. Jen
kins. The funeral offerings were very
beautiful, and terrified to the love and
Chicago
esteem in which Mr. Peabody wos held.
Cincinnati
Tjie interment was at Lott cemetery.
Jacksonville
'M r: Peabody died at 3:30 Wednesday
morning as a result o i injuries received
Monday mqrnlng.
Mr. and Mrs Pealxxly and
younger children Frances and Wnlton
"we til "out in tlic"- rountry ¿nrlyHMondny,
driving a livery stable horse.
About ten
o'clock, the shaft o f the buggy tftok£, and
frightened tho horse which began kicking
to free himself. Mr.’ Peabody In trying
to save the children, was himself struck
twice by the animal's hoofs, borii blows
being received In the body.
Mrs. Pea
body was thrown out and one rib was
broken.
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The accident occurred About four and a
half miles ffom the city, at a distance
from any house. It wos necessary to go
for help and Mrs. Peabody walked despite
her own injuries, a distance of some, two
miles to rite home o f Mrs. Boatright, be*
fore she found assistance.
j Mr. Pen body caino to Wny cross when
he was first grown am / was for a time
connected with the Atlantic Coast Line
offices. Later he entered the insurance
business, being a partner of tile late
Judge Warren Lott In the Lutt-Peabody
Insurance Agency. |Jq wus actively in
terested in the various movements for
the building up of the city, being at one
time secretary of the Waycruss Chamber
of Commerce nr.d a systematic worker in
all enterprises for the improvement of the
city or section. He was un earnest work
er for (he V. M. C. A. In which he nlways
took a wurm interest aq d jiLlJie time of
(6
his death was a member of thè building
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committee. He was. however, best known
os a church worker, being devoted to all
forms ol missionary activity and church
work. For mnny yenrs he was engaged
in Epworth League work and was con
sidered an expert.in League methods, his
services being in demand not only in his
own but in other conferences. He was
secretory uf the South Georgia Epworth
League for several years and later held
the office o f president o f the organiza
tion. A t the Asheville Conference he
was appointed u member of the national
board and held this office at the time of
his death.
He was a member o f the
board o f stewards o f the First Methodist
Church and was one of the most a c tiv e 1
workers in the church, being untiring In 1
ms efforts to promote the various departmenta o f church activity, His death is a
severe loss not only to Wnycrnss tint to ©
the entire South Georgia Conference, ■of
wh cb he was one o f the best known and
ucUvc lay workers.
No death which has occured in Waycross in years has been so universally re
gretted as that o f Mr. Peabody, the sud
denness o f the tragedy coming as u shock
to his friends all over the city. Thu family h a v e the deepest sympathy or their
friends not only in Waycroes but through
out the state— Waycross Journal.
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get largest crops with least work
What's the use of drudging to get ordinary results whei\,a Planet Jr
Seeder or Cultivator docs six men's work, and gives you an increased
yield besides? Planet Jrs ore patents of a man skilled both in farm*
/m^ing and manufacturing for over 35 years. They arc y \
light, strong, lastlrig, and fully guaranteed.
No. 4 Planet i t Combined S eeder and W h eel-H oe
.saves time, labor, sred and money. Almost all utetul .
garden implrmenti in one. Adjustable ina minute to |
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SANFORD, F L A ,
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T H
Paying
Rent!.
branches
New York
Washington
Sanford
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Sanford Building & Loan
- Association
M A K E S
IT
E A S Y
Own
GEO. II. FCRNALD
President
P. CONNELLY
S e c 'y & Treas.
H om e
Let U s T ell Y o u A bou t It
Ü
Sanford s Largest Cash Grocery Store
n seeds, hoe, cultivate, weed, or plow.
H
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Room 16, Pico Block.
'Your
Keely’s Garage
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Sales Agents and Distributors
SANFORD CELERY UNION
Stop
M A C H IN E S H O P I N CONNECTION
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[self quickly, even in small gardens.
17 lbs. Best G ra n u la te d S u g a r
O 96
F lo u r
e
24
met Jr Horse H oe and Cultivator
tore things in more ways than any other
3e made. Plows to or from die row. A
id furrnwer, coverer, hitler, and horse
and unequalled as a cultivator. ,
Schnapps Tobacco, by th e c ad d y
B ro w n ’s M u le
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lome and look over these up-to- *
tlatc implements,
x
I f lie were living in Sanford now he would- say
3 .2 5
.8 5
$ 3 .4 0
3.10
o Sanford s Largest Cash Grocery Store
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â ç S u re . You H a v e
$1.00
—P h o n e - 2 6 7 - -------
Then' Go A h ea d
Start with our pure C anada H ard w o o d
A shes to sweeten your soil,, then "go ahead"
with the specinUertilizerTor- the crop you ' I n
ten d 't o grow, “ whether it is Blood, Bone and
Potash or Celery Grower, Lettuce special, Irish
Potato special, etc,, you may "be sure you
Arm our Fertilizers Grow Big Crops
H o w ard -P ack ard Land Co
Warehouses at
Sanford
and
Cameron
City
T o have your Auti
W e have the equi]
as good as new.
dbile overhauled for the winter
^ t and. tools to make your car
Consult us.
A * y thing in the repair line!
Motor boat work
�mmm
• V'trap
S e p te m b e r 30,1910
THE SANFORD HERALD
VOICE OE THE PEOPLE
Letters and Communications on
Various Timely Topics.
COLUMN DEVOTED TO PEOPLE
In Thlft Deportment will be Found the
View», Opinion» and Comments
Of Practical W riters
H o n « i t R e a l E s ta te D r ip s
To lb « Editor ot The Herald:
1 have recently been reading u number
o f articles In various papere relative to
fraudulent real estate Arms o f Florida and
other southern states, and to a casual ob
server who had never transacted any
business through real estate Arms he would
infer from reading m any o f these articles
:••riwr.aJi-..Ttwf
e«tatrirtterr
com pany In the vicinity o f Cameron City |
two years ago and without having even
seen thc^gentlcmcn representing the com -1
pany, or the land 1 bought, but after
carefully looking these men up through
the
banks
at
Cadillac,
Michigan,
their
former
home, and
Sanford,
Florida.
I ventured
the
purchase
through two friends o f mine who bought
near mo and who saw the land. I sent
several hundred dollars to tills Arm for
improving m y land.etc., trusting to them
implicity to look after my Interests there,
and when I visited Sanford last winter to
see my property and further develop the
same, 1 found that not only was the
money 1 sent to Howard-Packard Land
Oo„ for improvements honestly appropri
ated by them, but that to make.the same
improvements on my land not developed
and under my own .supervision was cost
ing me more per acre than that which
the company Improved for me. The com-1
pany had^every ros^btu.-chanotn-tç;
£ i W r t v r i w r y ^ r o o ï ^ 'f 's e 1ri them m u ll I
believe th a tin ' order to encourage honesty
It Is our duty to express our appreciation
and not w o rth y W 'o u r consideration and
conAdence. so 1 beg lea ve through your
vnluabte paper to g iv e n b rief outline o f Of one Who hn« been.
with rent*~CTTffIff inca"4»fólpíes-ftf uprightness and who have not
betrayed your conAdence. and tills is why
the state o r » community.
If you look over the state o f Florida I have boldly and without equivocation
ygu w ill And that where there has-been ventured 10 mention the integrity o f the
any marked development or progress it Howard-Packard Lnnd Co. W e licur too
has been through the influence o f honest, much today of our faults and too little of
enthusiastic and energetic real estate men, our good qualltida, and ¿yi expressing our
and this not only applies to Florida but appreciation o f honesty we greatly en
courage the same.
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to all the blutes o f the Union.
. . .
J/ we have foucid.thase who have been
Aural and d t y property Jsdeveloped by
real estate Arms purchasing large tracts faithful and upright let the world know it.
o f land and subdividing the* same into Expose the rascal buL.ilou.'t-forgrt-aii»o to )-,
-sm alf tracts ortOTi fifid cutting roads and encourage the righteous.
I am now practicing medicine in Do*
laying out streets through this property
ut an enormous expense, and then dis .trait, Michigan, and have not had any
posing o f these small subdivisions to In communication with the said company
dividuals who are desirous o f securing a since I left Sanford last February, and
home and becoming residents o f the new the only motive 1 have in writing, this
locality, thereby ’ further developing the article is to encourage Honesty,, for
Pope says:
----- -— country and increasing Die population.
— What would your pretty town o f San
ford be today if it were not for Sanford
real estate men, who are spending energy
and money to bring people to your.town
and countyf
*
What would Chmeron City and hcnCe
that thrifty rural district in the vicin ity
o f Cameron City be today if the HowardPackard Land Company had not spent
their time, energy and money in that
locality, making possible the wonderful
progress o f the Cameron City district,
and I believe I would be directed in my
duty if I failed to metiUon the fart that
jrchased ten acres o f land from this
A wit is a featiicr,
A chief a rod.
But an honest man
Is the noblest work of God.
A . M a t iie s o n , M. D.
161 Harmon Ave.,
Garden
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Tools,
1
O nyx
H o sie ry
N ow
In
Im plem ents, I
i 't i f f ir J f
Ladies Ready-To-W ear
HIS new department has already made “ a hit” with the trading public.
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Daily such expressions as this can be heardrr--Something^Sanford has
. long needed— ready-to-wear at popular prices.
best all-the time.
W ell we are Joing pur
Thirg06d8.aLg.heTe direejt.from the best-tailors » n d j jt rpn rh i
yotrare acciistometttrrpny:— f
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This W e e k Two. S k irt Specials
P an am a S k irt
J
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V o ll S k ir t
Panama Skin trimmed in folds and buttohs.
Garnet, brown and black, worth $7.50 at $4.98
Altaian veils trimmed in buttons and braid»
Very handsome. Worth $12.50 a t .___ $9.98
O p era C ap es
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Tit rose, blue, ton, black, trimmed with mili
tary buttons and Persian braid,
worth $12.00 at. i_~..... ..
.......... $9.98
Tailored suits in ¿ray, rose, blue and black,
made of striped prunella, worth $18.50
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$14.98
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Cotton Fabrics in A ll th e N e w W eaves
C otton Poplin
S ilk C ro s G ra in
It's mercerized and will wash. I 11 rose, navy,
red, black und browir, worth 25e per ,
yard. Special. .
19ft
In black and navy, Looks like silk mid will
wear better.- A good thing forskirts. ,49c yd
• G in g h am s
P e rc a le s
Detroit. Mich.
Form
^ ^
B e a co n
Shoes
are a rriv in g
th is w eek
Full yd wide and in a long range of.colors and
prices instead of \2 lA c.
.......... 10c
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In all the new plaids bought as mill ends, 10
to 20 ydH. Sold instead 10c yd___ ____ 8 ^ c
H a rrow s, C u ltiva tors, P lo w s , M o w in g
M a c h in e s und
display
and
Hay
Makes
L a rg e s t
a sso rtm e n t.
Low est j
prices.
The G eo .lt. r e m o ld Ita rd w a e Co.
5-tf
Shoe Repairing By Machinery
Q uicker, N e a te r ’and B e tte r than the Old W a y
Ladies' Dutch Collars in new
ideas........................
25c
Sheets und Cases, double bed
Ot.......... ................... 49c
Pillow Cases.............
10c
Calico in fall colors at 5c yd
Liberty satin waist in all the
new fall colors'..... 1. $2.49
Apron Ginghams in all size
checks at........... .. 5c yd
Hand Bags at $1.23, 09c and
25c. Extra values.
Table oil doth in oil colors
and instead 25c.______ i9c
Mercerized Damask full width
anti worth 50c at.
43c
Lidies' Skirts in brilliuntine
trimmed with buttons $1.98
Men’s 4-in-hand ties instead 1
for 25c we give 2 for 7~ 25c
Outings in light' shades for
childrens night dresses 6 Z*c •
Sofa Pillow Tops. Big selec
tion of designs at. .... 25c
V
Just Try Me and See
Same Man but New Location
No. 113 W . First Street, Next Door to W oodru ff’s Store
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September 30,
SANfORD JltRALD
IRRIGATOR
DA TR U C K E R
“ A N e w s p a p e r W ith in a N e w s p a p e r.”
Published In the Interests of the Intending Investor and S ettler by • the Howard-Packard Land Company, Incorporated, Sanford, Florida
:
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Volusia Farms in Volusia County, Florida, Just Across the River from Famous Sanford
■YiHÏtYM£
Volusia Farms are Sold
• •
Orv the- Most Liberal
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Contract Backed by One
of the Most Reliable
You Must First Pass
^*a^ W o ii| h Volusia Farms
On Your Way to Every
where, if You Cross
a
w w w
This Issue
.—
in oanrora s
of the Sub-Irrigator Contains our Answ er.
The W idely Diversified
Opportunities
of Volusia
L an d s Exceedingly Desirable to those who do not want to Farm by the Intense Sanford Method
the H igh
Values o f Sahfbrd~Larids,7yet who want to C om e to Florida.
£ s n probably the oldest regular ^adver
W
tisers of Florida Farm Land» in t£e
State. W e advertised before the present in
terest in Florida. Our advertising and our
methods brought us in touch with thousands of
people who expressed a désiré to come
Florida.
VOLUSIA
FARMS
Comprises 17,000 ocres located
Just across the St*John’s River,
east from Sanford, tlm,mnin high
way through the Volusia Farms
being a direct continuation of San
ford's famous Celery Avenue .
This immense fertile tract is now
in the'same unimproved condition,
though not so heavily timbered, as
many of the trim, profit-yielding
farms at Sanford were as late os
eighteen months ago. Volusia
Farms is within four miles of the
Sanford Delta—shouldn't ' history
repeat herself us the development
of Volusia Forms proceeds? .
w
Il iÉ-'
ir r ®
to
Some of these people came to Florida,
bought land from us and are doing weU.
i f f 1 11,1.;
and
S O I L
The surface of nearly the entire
tract is covered for several inches
with a dark vegetable mold, beneath
which is a gray sandy loom with a
substratum of sub-soil just hard
enough to bold moisture and retain
all tlie soil elements. It is in this
identical class of soil that fruit and
truck growing and stock raising
has proven most successful
Read the statistics of Volusia's.
-Products from land now culti-~
vated, in the next column, und you
will see that fruits come firet in
present area cultivated. Peaches,
oranges, grapefruit, peara, grapes.
What has been done elsewhere in
Volusia County can be done on
t
«
Volusia Farms in anyline ahoutwhlch we reprint statistics of
values.
Figure out the truck earning
possibilities of these lands. Fgg
Plant over $1 a crate, English Peas,
over $1.50 a crate, Cabbage over
$! a crate. Sweet Potatoes over
50c a buéhel Tomatoes nearly $1 ,
to m
These are figures
that cannot be questioned for ac.curacy. "Ten to Torty * acres of
Volusia
* Farms can be cultivated
and harvested by one man and
aud
hisfam
ily, M
H
l^ rraHHrol
surpass that secured from three
tim
esthe acreage in the North.
We
have.«them on our list with whom w e are keep
ing in-touch by correspondence. A percentage
o f these people will eventually come to Florida
if they can buy the landk they ore looking for.
i
i
T F they can afford ~6ur Eureka Hammock or
*
Black Hammock they will settle within the
C ekrF Delta proper. I f not, they will settle qn
cheaper lands i f they know these lands have
From
*
Land
N a nutshell, then, the Howard-Packard Land
Company, Inc., realizing the futility of at
tempting to meet ail its. numerous calls for
I
V
«■ J * t
Now
Cultivated
And
Their
Values
Otto Kirchoff, of DeLeon Springs, has Just Complet
ed the Agricultural Statistics for Volusia County.
The Figures for Year From July 1, 1909 to July 1, J910
Cotton— Sea Island, S5 acres: yield, II
hales; value. $690.
Corn— 3.221 acres: yield, 40,231 bushels;
value. $22.190.
Kgg Plant— 7 acres: 955 crates; value, $ 1,100.
Watermelons— 204
value, $8,260.
Sweet Potatoes— «33 acres; yield, «6,280
bushels; value. $23. HO.
Hice— 1 acre; 20 bushels: value. $30.
Sugarcane —«6 acres; yield iti syrup, 531
— barrels; value $7,995.
crates:
carloads;
Beets— 5 acres; 785 crates; value, $805.
■Oranges—310.810 bearing trees; 88.790
non-bearing trees; 476,350 boxes; value
$417,450.
Crape fruit— 27,885 trees;
value; $36,390.
Pecans—4,750
$445.
28,863 "boxes;
trees: 87 bushels;
Strawberries— 17 acres;
value. $2,360.
23,600
value.
Peaches—69,495
value $25,275.
trees;
23,665 bushels;
^ r?Pe ^ ^ ne#— Crnpes23,|50 [«ounds; value
$1,160. Wine, 1,540 gallons; value. $3,080.
value
Stock Cattle— 23.563; value. $235,030.
Pepper—5 acres; 605 crates; vulue. $625.
JC$3020nd GrodeCattl* - llM bead; value.
Irish Potatoes— 165 acres. 18.790 bushelsvalue. $25,190.
Hogs— 18,175 bead; value $40,825.
Cabbage— 16 acres; l,78<) crates; value.
Sheep— 920 head; vafue. $27,600.
Tomatoes—78 acres: 11.600; value. $ 11430.
♦
Honey—2,108 stands o f fires; 80.020 lbs;
value, $490. (Volusia produces more
honey than any othtr county ln : the_
; state r
334.950 gallons; vulue. $131.770.
( I NCORPORATED)
Peoples Bank Building
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head; vulue
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C U T T H IS O U T A N D M A IL
H O W A R D - P A C K A R D L A N D C O ., Inc.
Please mail me your booklet concerning
N am e“
' . ____ j . ' ______ 1
Street or R. F. D._‘_
CONDITIONS Of
‘
tract. We believe It the most liberal
o f all land contracts In Florida. it
contains.» clause w h ereb y we a t « *
to fiv e you your money back If »**
are not satisfied one year a fter
p letln f payments. We also make
I
a present o f 6 per cent interest k I j Q
addition. If you fall slch we hit*
liberal time extension clause. It >'•* |
die with payments still due, u e fl* * | j
the land to your heirs without *,
single further payment. W e give jf< |
liberal discount fo r cirsh on the bal
once o f your payments at arty da* !
you wish to pav.
Volusia Farm s
'
j.
tract by writing for u copy of 5^
booklet “Resources of Volua*
FoEuuh'— ti'fi on page 23, und-d#
book is free. Tells you oil about
Volusia Farina and the absolute
reliability of ourselves. Address
your envelope:
HOWARD -PACKARD
LAND COMPANY, Inc.
PeopI
—- 3 ~ - * r * *-■•*?*
AND
You can have a oopy of this coo*
Sanford, Florida
-without placing m e under any obligations
Some of the land in Volusia
Farms is better adapted to the cul
ture of oranges ami all kinds of
fruits, or to pecans, while other
tracts are better adopted to* the
growing of vegetables and similar
crops. It will aid us in selecting
your tract if you will give us an
idea of the kind of crop you [»refer
to grow. We want to please you
and we guarantee that we will
please you in the selection we make
if we know before hand what you
intend to do with the land
Of course, we prefer i hat you see
what you are buying. Whenever
possible we want you to see Volusia
Farms before buying
Volusia
Five acres and up:—$25 und $30 per
acre, $5 per acre cash w ith application.
$1 per acre per month fo r the balance
without Interest or'taxcs during l a
ment period. On receipt o f llrst p»)
merit o f $5 per acre, we will give yon
a Contract fo r Deed. On completion
o f all payments, this co n tra c t will be
exchanged fo r a W a rra n t > Dee«
which will convey the tra ct to >#»
free o f all encumbrance.
____value. .$3S^85;_M ilk sold and used!
HOWARD-PACKARD
in small
PURCHASE
Po.u™ £ r & m m on Barnyard, 52.300; value
$20.924. A ll olliers, 1,057; value. $1.278
^
" ,uJ U8ed’ 227.35D dozen;
value, $52,500.
Vr
Cows (kept for m ilk )-7 4 7
.
OLUSIA Farms was firiit offered
t |tracts April 1. 1910.
TERMS
Figs— 370 crates; value, $595.
Celery—27 acres: 6,120 crates: value. $5,325.
cannot Meet
Farms improves the longer you
know it, at 'the same time, we ha«
never advocated the buying of nny
of our lands sight unseen
quarts;
Pears— 1.370 trees; 810 barrels; value f i 620.
f
V elvet Beans— 142 acres: 885 bushels; va l
ue. $1,720.
Hay— 251 acres; 249 tons; value, $3.725.
Cassava— « acres; 20 tons; value. $116.
Onions—6 acres; 840 crates: value, $1,390.
acres; 4280
58
English Peas —1 acre; 50 crutes;valuc, $75.
Field Peas—216 acres; yield., 1415 bushels;
value; $2.220; hay, 484 acres; yield, 445.
’
tons; value. $6.175.
Millet— I acre; yiehl. 5 tons: valued $ 75.
Peanuts— 13 acres; yield. 160 bushels;
value, $255.
Wool— 6,750 fleeces; 24,150 pounds: value,
$4,83°.
~
Lettuce— 30
$4^60.
acres;
.
Make These
small farms at low ,prices In the Sanford dis
trict proper, decided to throw open its valuable
agricultural Volusia Farms for colonization, oh
the same conservative plan that has character
ized th * Company's operations in and around
Sanford
VOLUSIA’S PRODUCTS
•
those w ho
'
been selected and are handled by the HowardPackard Land Company— the Company they
rcmcojbcr before, and the Company that will
be here after the ebb o f the tide o f mere land
Farm s
�iw *
September 30, l9lo
THE SANfOftD HERALD
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n n o u n c e m e n t s
N o tic e o f A pplication f o r Tax
Under S ectio n 8 o f C hapter
L a w s o f Florida
I
Deed
C o e d u c a tio n a l C o l l e g e
Florid a
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y+++4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 +
s iJ if y * !1 f e '^ r t l y e r that If. M. Vapwurth of
vinA S3* * i V Rurc,l,l!* r of
<|*rtmc*tc No.
17S dated the 0th day ofluly A I) IffOB. has filed
Mlu certificate in my offler. and hat made oppli*
I have cation for Tax Hired lo issue In accordance with law
|i the earnest «olldtatloa or my friend■
I
lacy for the poa- Said certificate embrace* the following described
[tented to announce ray candida
• primary to be
t of ___„
Mayor of Sanford at the
•" .°,,ni e County. Florida,
1in'November.
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29 E N W- ^ 01 3 W- * * e 23- Twp. 20 4.
Respectfully.
W. H. UNDERWOOD.
The said land being assessril at the date of
Issuance of such certificate
rllfl
In the name uf
tr City Clerk, Treasurer, Assessor. known.
Unlea* said certificate «ball lie redeemed ncby Announce my candidacy Tor the office of ™™.ln,8
. ,ax deed will issue thereon on the
_ 2l«rk, Treasurer and Aaaeaaor. Many year« 1'¿h day of October. A D. 1910.
laperlen « with city affaire and clerical poal- Ini. j ***
offh-lal signature and seal this the
li* have made me familiar with the work of this IB u day of Sept, A. Ü . 1910.
^vand bavins made Sanford my home. 1 ask
voters of Sanford to look up my record and
Clerk Circuit Court Orange County. Fiorirla.
si for thl* pnaltkm of trust,
________
3-4 t
Reipeclfully,
M. W. LOVELL.
Lj g g
,mr ammmm
rn.m.r f r f
eaiurer and
candida te for the office of Clerk. Tre:
iieuor at the comint
coming city election,
election to which
I was appointed to fill the unexplred term of
Crk L Scott. I solicit an Inspection of the work
me by me to convince you of my ijunliflcationi lo
lltill the duties of the office.
Yours truly,
R. C. MAXWELL.
re e e e e er e e e n n e a w y w w
tr City Clerk, T re a s u re r and A s s e s s o r
j , 3",*!.Drdslneid by the Mayor and the City Coun-
1
■’" » J K I ! '
N o tic e t o C o n tra c to rs
Sealed bid* will be received fur tbe construction
uf a frame school building in <i*V of Sanford. I'lum
and specifications can be found upon apulicaiiun lo
any member of sxhoui board Bid» will be received
>TO noon of Saturday, September 10th, 1910.
C, H, W alki*.
.
1.. R. I'mu ex
Sea l. All tide walks nrr—liter cum true tod on
Mrst street In th* City of Sanford, east of M;
iyrtla
B F. Wnrnir*. J* . ,
Ave. shall not be less than ten (10) feel In wl
»kith.
.
Member* of Board. District No. 2.
H" ■fi othar slrreia, oc paita of streets, the width
»hall be not less than six feet.
Bee. 2. AU side walks shall be cunstrusled
N o tice o f Election.
¡’urdlng to the following formula; Foundation three
¿ ¡jW 1thlei of five ports of crushed stone, or rock,
There will he an election for mi Huge
Part* of mud «harp sand and one part of
•w e n t, lo be surfaced with one Inch of a mixture and fur trustees of the Sanf<jfil School
rompoaed of one part of sharp sand and one part
District on the 25th day uf October 1910.
bi'Ceinent.
.
U U A t M - t n ate - F rrja c u j*# <rf tie c tio n ,
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r, and the oonetrucGcorgb Fox,
I^ n t ^ e n u .?
^
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way be condemned and replaced by the city
?iiu5il."*n» r ' e*P*nf*>* and the city shall be eniHied to a lieu ut|pq the property upon which said
urdinanece or parts of ordinance* in
o rd in a n c e was
' W M K i t i r * 1 « s,,‘'"r"R. C. MAXW ELL City Clark.
Approvsd: rUtUEOT LAKE. Mayor.
7th. 1910.
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G-4t
SHIPPERS OF
if
For fie* cAiilog v»iih full information» writ* lo
f Florida Fruits »a Vegetables
R E V . B. F . H A Y N E S
P r o e l d e n t L i v i n g s t o n C o llo g o
E n t e r p r is e , F lo r id a
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THE TWICE-AWEEK
General Insurance Agents
T IM E S - UNION
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(b y
m a ll) th e Tuesday a n d
Thursday Ijss iic s o f th e dally,
co n ta in in g a ll-r e g u la r fea tu res,
v e r y la te s t m a rk et r e p o r ts and
SANFORD, FLO RID A
ìli
| _?P«ctot dcpnctm.rmJLtlcvoied.to_
rt f t jr ir fc if u n r e ^ in iu T :-
j Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida
try , e t c .............................................
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DOLLAR
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INSURES EVERY- D O L L A R ^ DE-—~ "POSITED A G A IN S T LOSS from any
and ull causes.
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SANFORD
-------- ; OFFERS —
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Service
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Polite Service
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Accurate Service
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and will appreciate your patronage
FOUR PER CENT ullowed on Savings Deposits
' Safety Deposit Boxes for rei^t
Upstairs, Pico Block
Open Tuesdays 4 to G p. in.
AND
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*
.Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m.
M. M. SMITH.
H. R. STEVENS.
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President
Vice-President
H. E. TO LAR
Cashier
2M
I St ra nge r s 'W e 1c » in e
DIMgee
L IV E R Y , F E E D and
SALES STABLE
A ll Work Receives My Persona! A d d itio n
Harnosu and D u k k I cs
an d Ik s t Efforts
Q|lJK*site City Hull
H en ry
B R O TH E R S
hand
' P lum bin g and
G as F i t t i n g
>
D lacksm lth ln g and H o ra « » h o *ln g
H orses and M u le s B ought and Exchanged
'Plume 230
A U T O M O B IL E S F O R L I V E R Y U S E
McLaulin
JEWELER
TOP
P R IC E S
FOR
YOUR
ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES
MY SPECIALTIES
when sh ip p ed "to HEWITT.
If you are not doing
htisinras with tliis House, w rite to them at once.
’ ¡ckurd’s Huiid-Piiinltid Cltin»
(ìdrhnm's StrrliiiR Silver
Rritipra' pillimi Ware
HEWITT
Elgin and Waltham Wntclies
F R U IT
AND
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED
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CO.
C O M M IS S IO N
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This Paper and
St.,
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B a ltim o re ,
Thousunds o f Pleased
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MERCHANTS
»
Md.
Shipiiers
in
Florida
MISS RUTH A B B O T
D rin k a B o ttle of
GLASS IN PIANOIESSONS
(iiven nt Home of I'npils.
123 Ninth St.
J'
Address
S an ford. Fla
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W o o d ru ff
G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R
Manufactured witli pure distilled water— they w’ili prevent illness, oid
digestion and give you health
,
‘ho S a n fo rd C o ca C o la B Q ttlin g C o ., S a n fo rd , F la
Shoes for every o c casion, no m a t t e r
what you wisli them
for, whether
for
a
F IR S T N A T IO N A L BANK
OF SANFORD, FLA .
r. H. RAND, Präsident
F. P. FORSTER, Cashlar
OSO. P iN Ñ A U » , V i c P r.s .
B. F . W H IT H E R , ASSI. Caahlar
O nly N atio n al B a n k in O ra n g e C o u n ty
;; days tra m jv an after
noon of sport,
ai)
evening of society or
for
business. There
Funds
P ro to c to d
by
Ö u rg la ry
In s u ra n c e
S a fs ty Deposit Boxes f o r Ren
O R G A N IZ E D
is an appropriate and
reliable shoe for that
18S7
C IT Y C IG A R
: particular o c c a s i tru.
STORE
! And IC E C R E A M P A R LO R
R. II. M arks .
SOLD
The only place in Sanford where
A s h e 's R oach P e p p e r
and R a tsa u lt
i-r I
1910
P. M. Elder.
lh<> d ‘ y cn>lnwr OT ,up‘
lir,i:a h rr
pnmfUmi of inii tirftjin*
Sdfi t*Uc# for your boy or {Sri, Low Haim, Rev.
B F. 11*ynet. formerly Pmidint of Atbory CoUefe
til Kenluckyi it |JKo Prt«idtn( of thti n«w Iniljtulion.. Hrtith Retort and
Com'Noed.
In addition to «he Scientific and Cluitcal courier
ipecial attention li given lo (he training of young
preacher«, minionarrei* evangelim and evangelistic
•infer«. Open*
Be It Ordained by the Mayor and the City Coun
cil of Sanford, Florida:
Sec. I, All fruits, vegetables and other food pro
ducts displayed by any merchnm In the City of
Sanford, in the dour way of or In the (nmt of tils
place of business, shall be placed on stands or
benches not leas than eighteen Inches In Might from
the tluui or sido walk, and all fruits, vegetables
and food product* shall at nil time* !«e kept free
from flies fry the use of wire screens or glass cases
entirely covering the fruits, vegetables and food
products displayed in the manner aforesaid, or
any manner.
Section 2. Any person, firm or cor|K>rMinn
violating Set-lion | of this ordinance. u |khi ronvlc'
tIon thereof, shall tie fined not less than litmiulUt»
jior;ouut.Ahamweitiy-five dollars, or tmntitnri.nl
It'Uonlnlned by the Board that the following
esolution lie published four consecutive weeks In N o tic e o f A pplication fo r la x Deed
lie Orange County Cltlxen, The Kcpurlrr Star, The
Under S ectio n U til C h apter 4888.
iuulh Florida Sentinel, The ‘Sanford Herald and
L a w s o f Florid a
Tie Florida Kis-order:
Whrrsas the Board of County Commissioners of
Notice is hereby given that Wtn H<»1leuinly ui änn
ige County, florid a, dee d u l l
TimlrFinr; Trarrti itstT uf Tux Certificate No .177,
best IidrreM of tile county to Issue county dateti the filli day of July. A I). Ill OH. lias filed
nds of said county of Ornnge for the purpose of said certificate In my (duce, and has made applica
tructiag hard surfacrtl roads to lie made of tion fur tax deed to issue m umrrdance with law'
'tick;
Sniil Certificate embrace» the following described
And whereas the Board has ascertained that It iiroperly situated in Orange county, Florida, to-wit:
nrcrsssty to construct at least onehundred miles Begin M.-10 eh». S 87 deg E of NE cor of Soc 10. ~
such hard surfaced roads to be constructed out 2D. S R 30 fl. run Slid .leg, W 18 rhs. N 50 deg VV
if brkk, and that it will reuuirc one million dollars 10 chs. N (HI deg. E 48 dis. S 30 deg. F. IO chi In
orth of lionds fur such purpose tn in:nr Interest at Sees 2, £. 10 and II 48 acres The said land
e rale of four and one-half per cent t«-r annum being assessed at the dale of the issimnrrof such
laclpal of saitl bonds to become due fifty years certificale in the name uf E. W. Hope. Unless said
rom tlie date of Issue. Interest payable semi certificate shall lie redeemed a.-oording to Jaw, tux
¡snnuelly on -the first day of January and July of deed will Issur thereon nil the 2 till da) of October
¡each year after Issue:
A I). 1910.
Therefore, lie it resolved by the Board of County
Witness my official signature mid seal this the
Commissioners of Orange County that it is neces
23rd day of Scptcrntier, A l> 1910,
saty to issue the txmds of Orange County for the
[seal)
B M Kuruawis,
luroot» of <mii struct Ing hard surface roads of brick
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Clerk Circuit Court. Orange County, Fla
:u the amuuut of one million dollars, to Is'ar Inter
esi at the rale nf hair Aodnnn-hnlf per cent per an
num, prluWpttl of nnill liomls to tw due ami pnya
In Conrl of Coititiy Jiid^e, Siale ot
semi-annually Oil the first days of January and
Florida
July of gneh year after Issue
li Is onlrml dial the (nrrgutng preainlde mid res
} Grange Coutil)
tduliun bapuhJishui/ur four emiserutlve weeks in
Nut ire il- -Ili"ret«y g.i vni. tu u11 whuiti 11 iu11y r-ui»Thr Orange Cotinly Citixen, The Kr|»utrr St 1« , The
Sont'i Florida Sentinel, and The Sanford Herald rem, timi un thè Nth day uf l'ttiruarv A I) JDII,
I
»hall
ui*i*!> lo (he llonorutilr VVUliuiii Martin
and the Florida Recorder prior to IVcrtlilwr 7th,
1*10
ui]gt* of nuli! Court, ai Judge of Prolmle, f»if my
iilini diixdiurgci fi* eiiM'txliIr ni die «‘Mute «il Ly mini
Done In open Hoard this Septemlier 13th. 11*11)
PiirJp*. dtx'raisnl unti timi nt thè mine lime I *411
By order of the Board.
•reselit my Unni aCLYiujitk un t*tevutriv
. (Seal|
J. I). LEE. rhuirmaii
Dutrd Ang Sili. A D 1910.
AiteiU II M. Ruhlnxm« Clerk,
v
Maky B u i m l'imr«,
Ujxm muiioti the follow in g resolution
51-0 tuo
Liecutrii
uiid nnler w as atloiHcd:
Notice of Election U pq* the Question uf the Issue In Court o f County Jiid&r S tu te ot
uf Courtly Bonds uf tfrange County, Florida, (or
F lo rid a
Purpose of Constructing Brick Road*
Whereas, at a meeting of the Board of County
u Re Estate of
Commissioners In and for Ihe County of Orange and Win. Hale Bates, Dee'd Orange Count,
b'ate dI Florida Jteld at the court house In Orlando
Notlce li hrreby giveu tu all wlitim il mav .»in
on July 5th, 1III0. the following resolution was
certi. dial on thè lOlh day uf December, A I).
adopted, tu-wll:
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1910.
I »hall opply lo Ihe Honorable Win Mortili.
lie it rrsolvrtl by the Board of County Commis
sioners of Orange County, Florida, that it is neces Counly Judge uf said CugtL ria Judge .il Frullate,
sary to Issue 1he txmds of Orange County fur the for my iinnldiscliarge ut eieeiil.ir ni thè citale ut
purpose of raising money for constricting hard sur Wra Hale Bales, drvruxrd; and ul Ih.- sanie lime |
r a » roads of brick; and that the amount of the Wlll prete ni my final uuimntsn» egecuu» uf, salti
, 1 f n m n a ry to be issued Is otic million dollars, raíate, and ask for dirir appruviil.
Duted June lOth. A. D. fiiiO. •
said bands to bear interest at ihe rate of four anti
B. F. Wuimui. Js
ear half per cent per annum; the principal of said
Dee IO
.
Eiocul.a
bunds to be due and payable fifty years from lire
date of issue, and the Interest on said bonds lo be
ilue and payable semi-annually on the first day* of
Ai! Ordinance
J'tKU'kEi and July of each and every year after Issue.
NowTl is ordered that an election lie held on An ordinance to provide, for n license fur thr sale
•»«toMd**. the 7lh day of December. A. D. 1910,
of spirituous or malt beverage* containing nil
at which election shall be Submitted to Ihe legal
leg«
amount of alcohol insufiicient to produce intusivoter* of Orange
ange County, Florida, the ijuestion
.juestiu
catlon, and uiranionly culled "near beet, ’
whether cuunty bunds of Orange County shall issue
Sec. I. Any persun. firm ur curporaiion. engaged
mr the purpose of raising money fur constructing in the business ur sale of spirituous, vinous, innll
hard surface roods of brick in said county; the nr other liquors containing an amount of ulcuhoi
omount.of bunds necessary to be Issued shall bn JnsntlldetlU lu.pruduu» iiiNrtirntlnn; whlcll said
mie. mlllrnu dollars ««id W d * to bear lntefesf al spirituous, vinous or mult Ibiuor 1» aitutuofily
r-ateof tour and une-hilr per cent per annum; the known as mnd culled ’ near lu-rr. . xliall puy a
principal uf said butids to be due ami payable fifty license tat annually uf $300 00,
years from dale of issue, and Interest on said bonds
Sec. 2. Any viulotiuu of the above section sliuil
• lube due and payable semi annually, uu first days tie punished by a Una nut est-eeding $300 01*. ur
I
Btl<* Ju|r t*! eacli and every year after iiuprivmment not exreeding ninety, day», or Isilli
—ig
ut the diaculiut* uf Llic Mayur.
It is further ordered Itisi the for.eguing
Sec. 3. All urdiiiunces or puns of ordinances in
____ _ resolution
be published In Thie Orange Counly
inly Citixen, The conflict herewith are hrreby repealed
r. Th.
Rr-iuirtrr Star.
The
Sentinel. The
e South Florida
florida Sentinel,
I hereby certify that the foregoing ojdlnancr- was
Snnfurd Herald, and- The Florida Recorder once a duly passtd by ti.e elly cnuneil In session Sept 19.
.TrTrd 0f *°'Jr we**'* before the election above orto.
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C M xx.tu,
City Clerk
Itone in open Board this September 13th. 1010.
Approved by me this 20th day of September.
Hr onte* of the Board.
F
usslxt
L
ass
. Mayor.
k. D. 1910.
J. H LEF- Chalnnsn.
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Attesi: B. M. Robin win. Clerk,
5-St
An Ordinance Providing fo r the Con
struction o f Side Walk* and Mater• lal* Used In Such Comtructlon.
BEST
LlMATE
HEST WATER
TTEST RF.LtGIOUS INFLUENCE
An Ordinance P ro v id in g fo r th e S ani
ta ry Display o f Fru its. V c g c to b lc s
and F o o d P rod u cts.
I announce myself a Candidate fur the office of
xk. Treasurer and Asaeaaar. A citizen of San, j mnllnuouily since 1H80, I have been actively
ratified with herevrty Interest. That I am cointent and can icrve acceptably os Clerk, Trestand A i m » » 1have no irrlstlvine*.- Intimate
e S f f l S B with the hUtory. -pridrts» tn iriiltir Ity hr city jnil for not more thnn twenty
ns of Iha Sanford of today ttlveme itoud form and
1 fcerefey certifyj
■si to be uaefilt Id euMNH»M*l weye.-nlon* with regular
____Ì B j s S M 1 y .l>w eitv reunrtf* u
utkta from thedutleroroffiie In pushing Sun- Florida.lnwrsslunnScpter
plembvrSlh, 1910,
j’i car c^f progress.
C ,ll. L E F H ! e k .
R. C. M AXW ELL City Clerk
Approvrd? FORREST LAKE. Mayor.
T o r M a rsh a l.
Date. Sept. 7lh, l!)I0.
i 4
I announce my candidacy -for re-election os Mar
|lal. I propose ti) make the roce solely on my
coni lam not the candidate of any clique,
In th e Circuit Court. S eventh J u d ic ia l
illdt the support**! the voter* on my merits
Circuit, S la t e o r Florida
Respectfully,
J. E *Pitee. CütitpLumanC
GREEN W. SMITH
Sarah ¿ rssup Fleming, et nl
cfen*hnts
M arsh al and C o lle c to r.
To Ourgiarm Frances Law ford
. . hereby announce my candidacy for the office of
J. E. Pace firing duly sworn dr|M»«'» and says
tarúial and Collector fur Sanford at the coming that he la the complainant above mimed and that
Sty election.
he has read the foregoing bill, ami that tin* same is
Respectfully,
l
tnfe of hi* own knowledge except ns lo such limi
___________________________ W.- A. TILL1S,
ters as are stated on information and belief, anil
as to such matters that he liellevrs it to lie true
And affiant further Mute*, that the defrmlnnl,
---------------- N O tlC «-----Georgian* Frances Lawhml. defemlnnt nlmtve
Notice la hereby given to oil creditors. legatees, tiameil. Is a non-resident of the state of Florida,
and that her resitlenco Is at —,— in the stale of
Ilatributors and___
all_______
persons________
having claims
___ ns or de
pend» against the Estate of Michael Kennedy New York, that she Is over the age of twenty-one
|cne*. Deceased, lo presapt them wftliln two year« years, and that there Is no person in the state of
Florida the service id n subpoena upon, that kouIi!
of f
mm the date hrreof
hind said Georglannn Frances Lawfuril
J. (TJoAts
It Is further ordered that this order lie published
l W C. Junta
in the Sanlord Herald for eight consecutive weeks
Administrator* of the Eat ate nf
Witness
my official signature and seal this the
Micharl Kennedy Jones, Deceased
25th day of August. A D. IUI0.
eptrmbrr 23, A. D. 1910___________________ 0-8 1
Iseal)
B M. KnntNisM,
Clerk Circuit Ctairl
3-ht ____ ___________
M. 1. Hurt. D. C.
. • N o tice 4 f E lectio n
C h ase & Co.
( Ur*dtnomfn«tieml)
Tor M ayo r.
Clerk, tre a s u r e r and A s s e s s o r
am urged by my friend* to announc
Pee myiclfni
In
BY
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Ice Cream Turiiished in Pints, Quarts and Gallons
-
Frank L. Woodruff
Sanford, f lorida
can be purchased is at •
60-8t«p
W. W . L o n i'e G ro cery
104 First Street
r -r ^ y r
'
Stationery, C o n fe ctio n e ry and
P e rio d ic a ls of all K in d s
Phone 281
Old P o ito fflc e B'ld'g
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�i n R À 1 lN i™ iË 1 lP l □ E S E H I O C D
It la gradual])' being dcmonsuratcd that
W est Sanford la one o f the moot stable
portions o f the Sanford Celery Delta.
There la very little actual forming within
the city llmit^a o f Sanford. The Sanford
Celery Delta begins on the west at the
Aetor Grant, skirts along the shores of
Lake Monroe on the south a a d L a k e Jes
sup on the north and terminates al Sol
dier Creek. This area la within the irri
gable belt. There ore some areas on the
. south side o f l a k e Jessup that are also
Irrigable, and some portions of^tfiat a
' are ln cultivation, but it could hardly be
-O dcry Delta.
A s an evidence o f ihe popularity and
worth o f the W est Side there are now ln
process o f construction some tw elve or
fifteen farm residences. These range all
the w ay from a modest cottage to a hnndsom e'eight room residence on Sanford
Forms. Every available acre will be
tfijaoad.fn cultivation and there is nor has
been little or mo land for rental on the
W est Side.
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The Sanford Farm tract comprehending
200 five acre farms, which Is an Integral
part o f the west end o f the Celery Delta,
was placed on the market late In March,
tdnee which tim e Title Bond & Guarantee
Company has sold three-fourths of the
property.
One o f the prime features of tills tract
is the terms upon which It is being sold, the
said terms appearing in the box at
the head 01 this page. These terms allow
the purchaser to place the greater portion
o f his money in development work in
stead o f in land payments, thus giving
the purchaser six years In which to pay
out his contract. The payments o f $120
per annum on each five acres is simply
cheaper than rent. Many n poor devil is
paying more rent than this for n place
that is wholly unproductive^-« place that
w ill never yield a single cent. But in
this case the property can be made to
take core of all payments. If the pur
chaser will roll up his sleeves and go to
work.
L E T T E R NO . 4 .
T he F ath er Teacheth The Son How To S ep arate the
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Good From The Bad.———
W h e n T h e Old P reh is to ric Fossil Diogenes
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Climbed down from hi. Iimosene 30 and threw the rein, to the lackey at the door, chucking an obolus to the night watchman for
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cleaning up his lantern he th e n "
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Beginning at the west limits o f Sanford
and extending on west for a distance o f
four miles are to be found as good farms,
Ln actual cultivation, as there Is' on the
globe today. Farming land that sells at
from $150 to $1,500 an acre must be good
farm ingjland
This is the kind we have
on the West Side. .
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And ordered a glass of malted milk and a" hamper of Tasteless breakfast food. While waiting for the same he picked up a copy of
the National Irrigation Journal for September and inadvertently opened it at page 48 and read
I
T •L an d F a k irs A re N ot A llo w ed To E xh ib it A t Land Show
“The Land Fakir i* s ycw dangerous individual. We have had him with us since the world
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began^^d wiUj>rol<ably have him
__ with-u» for-many years-to conic, bnt~tKp,€htarflrr Land "Show is doing its best to-kiil his business.
Signed R. P .CROSS, Sec’y.-JJS Adanu S t„ Chtcago.-r---------------T~
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T h e 'O ld D u ffe r’s W ith e re d And Creased F eatuers
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Gradually ebbed away into a gleeful ha, ha, ha as lie quickly tucked the Journal away in the folds of his paletot, absorbed the Fatlets Fattening, hied himself without the establishment, seized his well burnished lantern and at the same time emitting the avowal
“I will find R. P. Cross, or bust the carbiirator on my steed 30.
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You S e e M y Son
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When a man manifests the least inclinationto do the square thing, circumstances simply force him on and on in his peculiar task
and he evolves into a specimen of considerable interest. *
T h e D istin ction B etw e en Irrig ated Land
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Of the flowing well kind and the arid acres at $25 each which the venturer claims to be better than the proven Sanford land
which has sold as high as $1700 an sete is
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B est D ep icted By T h e F ollow ing S ta te m e n t:
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“1 resided for 5 /ears on an unirrtgated Florida farm. During this period I planted ail those crops common to Florida, also citrus
fruits.
Failure attended my efforts in both branches, because of too much rain when not needed and no rain when i needed it
most.
I had a small area under cultivation which I could water from a tank and did fairly well on this'picce of ground'. Ten
year old orange trees dropped their fruit to the extent of Eighty Per Cent, and my field crops and ornamental trees all turned-yel
low long before their time.
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I have lived in Florida Twenty Nine Years and positively would not accept a farm as a gift if it was not irrigated and I had to
cultivate it as such, regardles^of the size. * My losses would be regulated by the area cultivated, the larger the area, the larger the
losses. In my estimation, and I believe I am in a position to know, the relative value of an irrigated acre as compared with an arid
acre k'exprfcssed mathematically as Zero divided by Infinity. By farming with the subirrigated system I have marketed $3,780
worth of products gross from one and one.quarter acre.
,
,
TH EO D ORE L. MEADE, C. E.
.,
Oviedo, Orange County, Florida.
T h e re Is No D isco u n t
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But that Mr. Meade will be classed as a freak of the Knock-variety just as soon as this advertisement is read by the land selling elc
meat who court publicity and art praying at the same time that they will never receive it. However, a truthful hour is better that a
prevaricated century, and
T
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Y o u r F a th e r W a n ts To Im press
You with the fact that you will be swallcrdogged to the Queen s fare yon-well if you place much confidence in the ranting^ of__the_
M an W ith T h e C ra fty B rain, G lib Tongue And Sandy A c re
^
Because he has prepared a package for you that will act as a monument to you in the Lemon Grove of rhe hereafter <lhen the
hlchcd shades of the multitude of Overconfidents gather in annual conclave to discuss the aptness of the
. Every acre nf th«S land can be irrigated
with flowing Wells and tliio ■ makes the
property*immune from ail weather condi
tions so far as wet and dry is concerned.
In fact, the Sanford Farmer ik very glad
indeed when the rain refuses to come.
He has his unlimited supply o f water from
tiie artesian wells and he will inako a
crop whether or no.
U p -T o -D a te n e s s W ith W hich
You were separated from your hard earned lucre and tossed out on fhe Sufiparched Sands of the Flarida Farms of Bitter
pointment.to wither and writhe in your agony of hitter forgetfulness.
Diup
T h e Real E s ta te M en O f Sanford
. Now have on foot a movement to call the attention of the Post Office Department and the Great Journals of this country who believe in fair puy to, the
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If you are interested in coming to San
ford and if you want to grow vegetables
for the winter markets o f the north, write
us about our guarantees on property and
other points o f which you should have
knowledge before purchasing here. We
m ill take care to tell you the plain unvar
nished truth in every Instance and give
you only that information upon which you
can rely.
.Title Bond &. G u arantee Co.
S tra n g e r W ith in T h e ir G ates
I
ked out in the good name of Sanford and with the quantity
qi
The Perniaous practices now being worked
of material they will have to
work on, there is little doubt but what this expos* will be one of thé Greatest Blessing' tha?
material mey w.n
could possibly befall our State.
T he T itle Bond & G u aran tee C om pany
. their guarantees and every item entering into their contract, which ...........
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G ives You S ix Y e a rs In W h ich To Pay F o r Y our L and
of liberal ................,
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They send their book on the Florida situation to any part of the earth for the asking.
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Your Loving Father.
Sanford doefc not buve free delivery of
m a il
$10 monthly.Th,f,
There la always a large number of
persons lined up at the general deliveay
TITLE - BOND - & - GUARANTEE - COMPANY
window of the post office, and Those who
are coming to Ibis city will s a w time and
_______ — (INCORPORATED)____ ___ :____ __________ ___
trouble by having their mall addressed in
care o f the Title Band & Guarantee Com
pany.
$25 down-that’s all
M M E M M E □ B S E lI M s
$10 monthly-! h«t’«Eur
This Lint M a y In te r e s t You
FOR S A L E
Five acres, 2 H cleared, 1 well
2 room cottage, price $1.050.
FOR S A L E
Residence, Markham Heights,
3 acres, nice fruit trees and
FOR RE N T
H i- -
FOR S A L E
Ten acres,' five acres cleared.
3 H acres tiled, one well, six
room house, out-buildings,
near the school, enough till
ing for another acre, price FOR SALE
$7,000.
W e h ave applications for
bouses to re n t
List your FOR S A L E 10 acres in Eureka Hammock
property with us.
four miles south o f town.
FO R S A L E 53 scree o f good land for
None cleared. Flowing welL
poultry, oranges and general
Loading station 'A mile pway
farming. Price, $ 30 per acre
Price, $1750. Terms, $600
l
on terms. A ct quick Jf you
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. ____ down, bsisnoe on time.
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want 1l
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FOR S A L E 30 building lots Just outside
I the city limits. Price ranges FOR S A L E 13 acres all cleared, 10 acres
tiled, 5 flowing wells, facing
from $129 't o - $170 each
Terms cash.
------ hard road, good boro, four
room residence, near shipping
FOR S A L f We have applications for
point, price $15.000.00, $ 8.i residences and business prop000.00 cash, balance in two
. erty. List your property‘for
yearn.
11 acres, five cleared. 0 fenc
FOR SALE
ed, 4 tiled, 3 in cultivation.
A ll ditched and drained. One
well. Four room bouse, burn
ail on main road, quarter
mile from loading station.
Price. $5500.
H alf cosh, TOR SALE
balance Oil term s--------------Forty acre«, 8 cleared, 3 tiled
W AN TED
old land, one well, price $ 10-'
^
BOO. will divide into five acre
lots and sell for $250 per
«re .
ft*
aalq* with us.
Ten sere*,
K
grove, $3500.00. Oae
rn «li balance to suit i*11
chaaher.
FOR S A L E
FOR S A L E
Ten acres. Uled and in UP
cleared, half
tiled, two wells, price $3.500
one third Cosh, balance ln one
and two yearn.
W ill rent
for $100 per acre.
F ive icrea, 2H acres cleared
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F iv e a c r e s * Beck HanU*,T
3 Uled. flowing weE
half m ile of station, rti*
$3,800, terms $1000 ca *
balance in five y e « » « ***
v ________ lUtenfculUration, f$j*
llin c r o * tUedrt-welt,' house.
Price $5.000 on terms.
tool bouse, all tools a n d » «
on, frondng on Lake M
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balance In two n“ d
years. T h is'place
for $ 1,000 per year-
Timber tracts of all sixes,'cut
o v tr lands, grazing lands,
orange lands, residence prop
erty, Florida real estate of
TITLE BOND* GUARANTEE» .
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HE SANFORD HERALD
IN SANFORD— Lit* h Worth Üvin¿
number 10
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 21.1910
AROUND FLORIDA
ie G e n e r a l N e w s o f
o f
'The Land
F lo w e r s .
JU£D FROM THE STATE PRESS
MORE ABOUT IRISH POTATOES
S a n fo rd G ro w e rs W ill Plant A c c o r d
in g to Tltclr Own Ideas
W e ore gratified to learn o f the in
creased acreage to be planted by San
ford farmers in jwtmoes the coming
season.
Lost week we made some suggestions
relating to date for planting and profit
i Epitome o f th e W e e k '» M o s t Im
able varieties. Some o f our farmers ex
portan t lla p p e n ln i* In th e
press their Intention o f "m aking three
S ta te 's D om nin.—
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plantings, Dec. 15-20 and January 1st.
¡While attempting to drive his mule Opinion U divided » » le-tsiltnre,—tom e
Into the ferry. W . H owletr Joyner favorintTiTre high ridge user! at hostings
Atlanta drove jn ic the waters o f the while others favpr almost leve l- culture.
ttahoochee and was 'drowned. The The seed being plumed below tbo real
kule was also drowned, but a companion level o f the farm. -Where the land is not
L.4a^gtftni‘71isl$iri?' J & G . I l i a d jtr.wiil-.ba jau oh safer to planL iu.tbe
brother o f Capt. W. K. Joyner, cx- ridge.' We think well of the plnn ad
syor of Atlanta and president o f the vocated by many o f running the rows
nth Atlantic Baseball Association?*"*north and south. Potatoes arc made in
Little Boykin McCaa. son o i Boykin this locality during the coldest portion
aa. of Jacksonville, was buried In of our winter weather, the sun being at
Jlahassee .last Sunday beside the grave that season of the year much to the
hit mother. Th e remains were ac- south can Then have an opportunity to
„ pnntwt by his father* Airs. Richard warm both aide» o f the ridge. Some
urier. his aunt, and Louis -S. Peck, of advocates .of shallow culture-throw a
furrow with the turn plow on thp west
Jacksonville.
[* The Woman’s Club'/ of ( L iv e Oak held side o f the drill in wh!ch drill the potutocs
initial meeting for the year at the are planted covering lightly with another
library Wednesday. The attendan ce'was furrow.
A s the young and tender potato plant
good, and every member seemed enpeeps
above the ground it finds along its
fiused with the work for tho winter.
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western border a ridge of enrth effectual
Capt. C. P. Matson, who has been
ly shutting a ll the severity of the cold
ouster for the past score or more years
west winds. Some are fearful o f planting
if' various fishing smacks plying out o f
as early ps Dec. 15, for fear a damaging
Pensacola, is dead tuberculosis being the
frost may cut them down. This dungcr
ause.
\
may be easily obviated by throwing over
Near W ilsons wharf In Pensacola, tlie tender plants a furrow of dirt. When
pylnd in only two and a half lent o f n few days later the plants have again
vater, u shark was caught hy several peeped through they may lie covered
ays. It measured eight feet eight indies again. Thin protects and is beneficial.
i length.
A l Hastings the nvernge amount of fer
It It believed that the Tampa strike tilizer used per acre is 1800 pounds, fit
[of the ciguanakers, which has been ticing one application underneath tlie seed.
[up business for many weeks, has beeu Some o f our growers will put half a ton
[broken by Mondays developments and to the acre beneath (lie seed,-and scatter
[the opinion among many citizens is that tlie same quantity on top ufter covering.
[the first step has been taken toward With tlie acreage to be planted here this
[touking Tampa an often town in all year We should introduce the best of the
[trades. Although not us muny cignr- mahhioe planters and cultivators. S ev
I makers went back to work yesterday ns eral of the planters could purchase them
I at first reported, enough resumed work jointly. It is throwing aw ay' money to
! and were protected from intimidation to use ttie old-time methods of -hand work in
show the majority of other cigurmukcrs. tlie cultivation of potatoes. We urge upon
who, It is believed, Imvc been held to our piuntere to have their seed shipped
gether by fear, that all may return to in early, before the blizzards get in to
tbeix trade unmolested and proceed with pjay. Plant early ami catch tlie fancy
the work that will give fdod and clothing kfcpkeis. A few weeks difference in the
to their hungry wives and children.
time of marketing may mean a loss of
The cummjsslgnerg. o f ibcculn county S2.1K1 tuSJ.UU per buircL_______________
long been known to be enterprising
and they have just demonstrated Unit
they know how to be fair. Their sub
scriptions to the Kissimmee Gazette for
publicity purposes have proved profitable,
and now they have subscribed for two
houudred copies o f the Jourpal, the
newly established paper.
Tlie twentieth annual reunion of the
Florida division of the United Confeder
ate Veterans was held in Bartow W ed
nesday and Thursday, October 1Dili and
20th. Entertainments features o f the
program included a reception to tiie old
soldiers, their wives, sons and daughters
and a reception in hom r o f the sponsors
and maida of honor.
. <
Lykca Brothers, of Tauipu have made
application to the Governor for articles
of incorporations for a concern formed
the purpose o f carrying on, continuing
the extensive bualneaa heretofore con
ducted under the form o f u partnership
•by the tame gentlemen. The principal
Jilace of business will be in Tampa, the
capital stock is fixed at $tj00,000, making
it the hugest industrial corporation ever
formed In Tampa. The new concern will
conduct a general real estate and cattle
business.
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Teleph on e N o tic e
The storm has caused considerable
damage to our poles and wires, we have
a large force ol men af work and will
repair each line as early as possible. W e
ask our subscribers to be patient. Orders
for new telephones w ill receive attention
soon as ths present damage is re
«paired.
New Pa p er In Jucksanvlllc
Charles E. Jones, who wus for u num
ber of years the managing editor of the
Jacksonville Metropolis, and wiio is recog
nized ns one o f the ablest newspaper men
of (lie south, bus associated with film
A . K. Tuylur. Claude L'Engle's well known
cartoonist, and it is the intention of these
gentlemen to establish The Star, a weekly
paper in Jucksovtlle. Tlie first issue will
appear the fifth of November and is bound
to bc4u hummer. Tho Times-Union states
that Joe Hugh Reese of the ' Miami Me
tropolis will probably join Jones and T a y
lor later in the season. On account of
their fam iliarity with state politics, their
newspaper instincts, energy and ability
these will be a great team.
Oculist In S an ford
Dr. K. P. Hudson one of the best
known ocullsiB In the South bus decided
to locute'in Suuford and has opened un
office in the Herald building. Dr. Hud
sons home olfiee is tit Nashville Tenn.,
where he is favorably known. He baa
traveled
Florida for the past twenty
years making
Tullnhaasec hia headquurtcrs. In
coming
to Sanford Dr.
Hudson fills a long felt want us u first
clast resident oculist has“ long been
needed in this city.
A GALE SWEEPS STATE
W^st India Hurricane Blows fo r
Thirty-Six Hours
GREAT DAMAGE IN MANY PARTS
E n tire
S ta le S eem s t o Have Been
V isited by A B elated Sep- .
tem ber Storm
One of the worst gales that 1ths';vjilted
the peninsula of Florida in many years
swept tlie state this week commencing
Monday »and lasting until,t Wednesday.
The details of tlie dam age done to -many
sections of the ataTaTciaim ot^e g leaned
as the wires are down and in many
instances no trains are operating. .No
blizzard of the west ever .tied up traffic
any
more
completely. Many people
living in isolated places were prevented
froutegetting out their houses for thirty
six hours iirid in many cases tlie pro'rts to ittw m rto w befbte the-storm abated
sufficiently ro allovr thexnrs to resume.
A s far us the Key West extension of
the Florida East Coast Railw ay is con
cerned, no information is obtainable as
to what damage if auy_w os _d u u eU iorc.
Many fear that K ey West has suffered .ns
much from the present storm as was crti
med last year, when a hurricane swept
the island city. However, all this is con. ecture. It docs not take much of u blow
to cripple wire service,'and us there arc
apparently so many breaks in the lines
from the south, it inny be that exposed
places have escaped with normal damage.
Key West, Miami and other southern
Eust Coast city huve also felt the grip of
the hurricane and they are likewise cut
off. Loss of life in these cities is regard
ed as not improbable. A t any rate, the
storm tins undoubtedly done considerable
damage and it may be several days be
fore the wires are repaired sufficiently to
gain a full and accurntc report from places
where the storm ruged.
41 Jacksonville
With no serious daniuge or loss o f life
in Jacksonville, the West Indian hurri
cane, which tins swept tlie whole peninsula
of Florida, iMissed over during -t lie lots
afternoon of yesterduy, and but for tat
tered awnings, here and tiiere a tree blown
down, telephone and electric wires tangled
und twisted, the city weathered the
worst storm in its history. _________
A. .1. Mitchell, of the Weather Bureau
declares that the storm- la pan. This
assuring news brings cause for thank
fulness that tiie worst fears o f many who
wutdied and waited for terrible dentil
und destruction were not realized.
Early yesterday the city began to feel
tlie force of the hurricane, and except
for a short period during the morning,
there was no communication with*1 tlie
outside world. The wires to the stormridden sections in tiie southern part of
the State were cut off before those to
the'north.' Rain began to fall early and
fell In-torrents during the entire day and
most of tlie night. Businesa was par
alyzed. Telephone
connections
were
hampered by tlie twisted wires, caused
by falling trees und |wles. electric power
plants were compelled to shut down for
the day when, ut 11 o'clock, the municipal
lighting and power plant stopped its
engines because of tlie many live wires
down in tbc streets.
*
At.Tamps
The
tropical
hurricutie which lius
caused so much uneasiness' here the
past few days has passed over and is
now headed in a northeasterly course
towards the A tlantic ocean. The storm
center struck tlie Florida coast a short
distance below Tampa, and the damage
hefe, all things^ considered has been
fight. Hurricane
signals
have been
lowered at this point.
No information wns to be had at noon
to-duy from any points south o f tills d ty .
The United Wireless' power was cut off
during the night on account of poles
blowing
down
which supported the
receiving
wires, lienee this valuable
agency is out o f commission for die
time being and no reports can bo- re
ceived from vessels at sea equipped with
wireless, or from K ey W e s t .' A t the
latter place, however. It is surmised that
Conditions there rqust be normal to-day.
The telegraph and telephone lines also
are out~of oOflirirtlssidtir
"
Only H a lf a H erald W illi th e paper fo r The H erald lo st
on th e ra g in g St. Johns, th e e le c tr ic
cu rren t sto p p ed fo r J 6 hours, p a rt o f
th e o ffic e delu ged und p resses and
b e lls o u t o f co m m issio n It h as b e ta
im p ossib le to g e t o u t ' The H erald In
th e re g u la r shape th is w eek . W e ask
Sanford Ttxm iu iu : Co.
th e Indulgence o f th e public and p r o m
G oa 11. Fertmld, Pres,
is e th a t It w ill n ever o ccu r a g a in —
R ally Day
th a t Is I f
h u rrica n e d o e s n o t s trik e
Next Sunday w ill be obeeived as Rally th e s t a t e again.
Day by the Sunday School at the Buptisl
m ount fo r th e S en a te
»1- program varied and ___ __
interesting has been prepared, It Is - I nnmJhnced today my candidacy for
earnestly hoped that ‘ every member of the United States,Senate to succeed Sen
N o tic e
4be Sunday School w ill b « 'present at leu ator Taliaferro. 1 prefer running in a
AM
ladies
interested
in m aking’ the
primary
to
be
held
before
April
next,
but
■o'clock, and.all parents, baptists in and
W
est
side
o
f
our
city
"beautiful'',
are
if
that
be
impracticable
w
ill
be
In
the
Sanford, and other friends are
urged
to
meet
at
the
Robbins
Nest
contest
before
the
legislature.
to come to
Rally Day at 11
Ttiurnlay, Qqpfa«;ILJri 3 9 t * u . —
W . A . B u h jm l.
a
«’dock,
Volum e I
KILLED ON TRACTION LINE
1
NEWS OE THE WORLD
?
H en ry R obin son L o s e s Lire La st S a t
u rday N igh t
Items oE Interest Gleaned From
The first serious accident on the San
Various Sources
ford Traction Co's fine occurred loat
Saturday night and from all accounts
seemed to have been
HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK
•* unavailable.
Traction car No. 2 was south bound and
In charge o f Motormnn M. A. Miutt and
Conductor 1L B. Connelly*. When the car H ere th e R ea d ers W ill rin d a Brie.
, H isto rica l S p rin g F lo w in g —- —
was m idw ay between Ninth and Tenth
F o r H u rried R e a d e rs —
streets, n signal having been given to
let a passenger off there, an old mim~who „Julia Ward Jiuwe, is -de ad . . Bowed- un-*.
was going in tlie same direction as the car, tier the weight o f her fit years the noted
suddenly stepped In front o f the car, philanthropist nnd author succumbed to
wherrTt was only twenty feet away*- from an attack of pneumonia, The end chine ^
Midhim, faced the enf and w aved a hand- peacefully at her summer home
torch IcT, presumably— la - stop—Uii. Ta t. dlelow nrRr I. Her three daughters were
The power had already been shut off for nt the bedside when Mrs. Howe passed
Tentii street stop and when the man away, but her son wos absent. The funer
gave this signal right in front o f the car al was H itt o f the Church o f tlie Disciples,
—
the emergency brakes were applied and Unitarian, in Boston, yesterdey.
Five westbound A tlantic steamers, all
every effort made to stop before reaching
the man* but as tlie car weighed, with its in touch with each other and all anxious...
load o f passengers some 3 0 ,(W p )u n U 8 for news o f W aller Wellman, reported ig
and had a full half-block to go before the wireless station at various intervals
reaching its regular slop, it was im that they had heard nothing and seen
possible to bring it to a standstill before nothing, cither d irictly or indirectly, o f
his dirigible airship, America, and her
the impact with the innn occurred.
The car struck him and knocked him crew o f six— seven If the mascot kitten is
down passing over his body nnd cutting counted.
It atm esr in'Twninr- The m im proved ~ to
be Henry Robinson n car|>enter well
known in the city. Several who witness
ed tho accident stated that Robinson was
under the' influence o f liquor nnd did
not seem to realize his danger until the
bar was upon him.
No blame can be attached' to the
motorman and conductor ns they were
not aware o f the man's intentions until
U wos too Into to stop the car.
A coroner's Jury empaneled on tiie
case completely exonerated the crew and
the company.
The remains o f Mr. Robinson were
sent to Orlando on Monday for buriul.
He left a w ife and several children.
THE STORM AT SANFORD
Out
L ittle
D am age
Is
R ep o rte d
- th ro u g h o u t The City.
The storm struck Sanford on Monday
night nboot eight o'clock and held sway
with unabated ferry for . twenty four
hours swinging around to every |>oint of
the coinpass. The wind attained the
velocity o f a gale during Monday night
and tiie awning at the Jones-McLaugldin
Furniture Co., wtib torn off part o f—it
striking tlie large plats glass window and
smashing it. The awning on the Clark
Bldg, corner of Palm etto und First wns
torn off. Several windows In tlie variuus
Stores were broken nnd muny stores were
damaged slightly b y the ruin heating in
through defective windows.
A number o f trees were up routed mid
on tiie lake front many of tlie boats were
blown from their moorings nnd dashed
to pieces against the dock. In (tie celery
delta Ute growers will suffer, a loss in
their sect! beds of lettuce und where
lettuce has already been planted.
The extciit of the damage cannot he
ascertained hut some of tlie growers are
replanting lettuce and expect to suffer
a total loss to the seed beds.
The celery is supposed to be in good
•hope and where tiie water did not
flood the fields the celery wifi
be un
injured.
Communications
wltii
parts uf tlie
celery delta 15 cut off und pules ami
trees obstruct the roads In several d i
rection.
U ntil repairs can be mude the full
extent o f damages to die growing crops
cannot be ascertained.
G ra u sta rk at Im perial
Behind
"Craustark" or “A Love
Throne," by Goorge Bun McCutcheon, the
popular author of "Brewster's Millions"
has been made into a thrilling, romantic
five-act play, and will be presented here
for the first lim e at tlie Imperial on Fri
day night. Oct. 28. with u notable cast of
weU known uniats, und massive scenic
production.
lu fact the management
guarantees us the same ide'udcul com
pany that wifi be seen ill New York und
Chicago.
A s tlie book lias been reud by nearly
every one in tpwn, a large audience will
probably be In attendance.
U pshaw to
M r.W .
Speak
b! TJpöEasTö 'Atlanta, Go., Is
expected in the city on Saturday end will
apeak e l the band stand on Sunday after
noon at 3JO o'clock on Teinperane«. Mr,
Upshaw is a well known* editor uiid
speaker o f ablUiy. He will be heard with
p lea su re,
i
Tlie "holy rollcrr" arrested In Atlanta on
the charge of disturbing the peace have
been discharged from custody on the
ground thut their conduct was prompted
by religious emotion and that they had a
right to be seized by the spirit and raise
a horrible lmllobul|oo, to tit« injury nnd
detriment of everybody in tlie vicinity.
FI
Tile conclusion that tiie Goulds had
largely lost out in their large railroad
holdings seems to hnve been premature.
At the Wabash meeting a few days ago
the Gould control was reelected with prac
tically no opposition. Tlie RnmBcy inci
dent wns fleeting.
The question whether the Epipcpal church
will permil its preucliers to marry divorced
people at all is being discussed ill tho con
vention ut Cincinnati with prospects that
it. will be prohibited. A t present the in
nocent party in a divorce on one ground
may be married hy nn Episcopal minister
hut even this will likely not be permitted
hereafter.
International effort to prohibit the pro
duction of (icniiciuus moving pictures was
urged by the-International Humane Con
ference, in convention ut Washington
City. Tlie reasons were set forth by
s|M‘ukers '.s-tm declared thut picturesof a
BURROBilve or crtrrrlnnl type were^woriting havoc among the young. The delegates
were asked to see to it, that where there
were no laws governing the production of
such pictures the local societies for |ireveutiou of cruelty to children exert u
close supervision of such "shows.”
About Dr Bruce
Dr. Jerome Bruce and his wife, are the
guests of Mrs. L. J. Dowd. They have
spent tlie summer in the mountains o f
Western North Carolina, and are now on
their way to their home in Florida.
Dr." Bruce is th e o u lh o r o f a novel,
‘ Studies in U lu c k ^ in W h lt e ” , thut lias
been read and enjoyed by some people
of Charlotte. Being a doctor a great
dcul of time hud to be spent writing. In
Dr. Bruce's cuse it wub not time wasted
but lie would occupy himself now and
then make little remiuUceiice of war
experiences, observatory o f Southern
Life, etc. These he, summed up into a
book which is a valiiuble contribution to
tiie literature of the1soutii.
Dr. Bruce is tlie only brother of Mrs.
Dowd, and has not been in North Caro
lina for a long time until tills sum
mer.— Charlotte (N . C.) News.
Query AboulTeschers
I see that considerable lias been said
regarding our public schools of Sanford
and to make our schools eminently suc
cessful there should be the "cooperation
o f teachers, scholars and parents” . Now
lh(U is proi>er, last term o f our High
School we had several young ladles
graduates, graduated with high honors
and diplomas and personal recommenda
tions from our prihdpal Mr, N. J. Per
kins, shows. Tiiose young ladies then
went to Mndlaou'Flu.. and there took a
normal
oourse to fit themselves for
teachers. There
they received their
certificates as 'tendiera. then applied for
teachers and were turned down. ’ WhyT
I see that we had to send to Alabam a and
Georgia to get teachers to fiU Che nedds
o f Sanford high school. W as this properT T rtrtrn ó rfeB líterln in h li aB-a -kick**
but ag information.
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Oar Tenu of Sale on 5 Aerei
Shipments o f Celsry from San
ford to data
Year
1809
1800
IM I
1M2
1003
- Crates
1,100
MOO
11,000
21.200
34,000
1004
53,650
Year
Orates
1003 ; • 61,630
100»
123,068
1007
181,7681
1008
330,000
1009
475,000
g ran on payment of *23
iiv p a u B if.
Sanford Money-Makers
We give fw
contract.
TITLE BOND «, GUARANTEE CO.
Y ea rly average Increase 118.3%- -
O u r P o lic y !
C o n a e rv a tla m , R e lia b ility , P ro g re s s lv s n e s s and C o u rte o u s T re a tm e n t
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N um ber 34
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , S E P T E M B E R 2 3 , 1 9 1 0
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Our T e rm i and Quality are Just What
You are Looking fo r
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L E T T E R NO. 3.
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T h a t C an be Irrig a te d .
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Jtbit 1 write you in regard to the qulity o f land you should purchase In Florida when you* launch into the
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vegetable growing business.
I had a talk with a gentleman here yesterday and he gave me the
Following Statement
n
In the season o f 1904 and 1905 I placed fifty acres in cultivation, no part o f which could be irrigated. I planted it ! ° . •$$ plant,
tomatoes, peppers and melons. T h e entire venture which h id a first cost o f several thousand dollars to me was a 1 O T A L L O S S ,
on account o f no rain falling at the proper time. I have had much eiperience in growing vegetables and know the crop failure did
not occur on account o f a lack o f experience. This venture fully satisfied me that land that cannot be irrigated is worthless for
vrinte u c g c l x hlw -TTO tiftg.. I woult} not accept any
any sized Florida farm as a gift i f I had to cultivate it without irrigation.
* - ——
Signed G i •F-.-SM lTH r-Ssrafdrd, Florida—
The Truth Is W h at Should Guide You
A s an evidence o f the popularity and
w orth -of -the W «st -Side there arornow l n | ■
process o f construction some tw elve or
fifteen farm residences. These range all
the w a y from a modest cottage to a hand
some eight room residence on Sanford
Farms. Every available acre w ill be
placed in cultivation and there is nor has
been little o r > io land for rental on the
Weat Side.
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asaertion-thst-lsnd-which cs nnot-W -irrigated
is
You« Know A s W e ll A s I Do
That flowing Wells cannot be had on Tenth Street in Sanford and that out side o f the city limits in that direction land can be
chased for the nominal sum o f ten dollars an acre on account o f the absence o f Flow ing wells.
.
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pur
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A Gentleman Took Your Father Out T o Palm H a m m o c k -^
A few days ago and while we sat in the machine, he pointed out forty acres o f land within a stones throw o f us that could be bad for
®
Twenty-Five Dollars A n Acre
W h ile within a stones throw in the opposite direction he pointed out unimproved land that is worth $150 an acre.
being that the $25 land was above the artesian level and the $150 land was ip the irrigable zone.
One o f the prime features o f this tract
is the terms upon which it Is being sold, the
said terms appearing In the box at
the head o f this page. These terms allow
the purchaser to'place the greater portion
o f his money in developm ent work in
stead o f in land payments, thus giving
the purchaser six years in which to pay
out his con tract The payments o f 5120
per annum on each liv e 'acres is simply
cheaper than renL Many a poor devil is
paying more rent than this for a place
that Is wholly unproductive— a place that
will never yield a single cent. But In
this case the property can be made to
take care o f all payments, if the pur
chaser w ill roll up his sleeves and go to
work.
,
The
difference
I Have Tried T o Make This fact Plain T o You
M a n y tim es and 1 want you to secure a thorough com prehension o f it.
I f you can get the water from flo w in g artesian
land is better by an u n lim ited num ber o f tim es th a n 'th e land that is high and dry and without the irrigable zone.
that
Wells
Because Land Is In The Vicinity O f Sanford
Does not make it valuable, any more that does it make you a millionaire by standing within the shadow o f the K n ickerbocker
. which has resources amounting to $60,009,000.
Do You Grasp Thfe Point?
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bank
v
' I f not you have become very dense and are sorely in neek o f a lotion to clesr the' bat nests out o f your belfry.
A Good Thing to Tie to
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—* - f* T lt.lh e proposition offered at this tim e by the T itle Bond & Guarantee Company, which owns one o f th^ handsomest unsold tracts of
land in the entire C elery Delta. Fifty per cent o f these farms which are known as Sanford Farms and arc in the suburbs o f San
. ford on the west have been sold, a good majority o f which have undergone improvement. T h e unsold tracts are the choicest pieces
in the entire division.
Every acre o f the land can be irrigated
with Bowing wells and this makes the
property immune from all weather condi
tions so for as w et and dry Is concerned.
In fact, the Sanford Farmer Is very glad
indeed when the rain refuses to come.
He has his unlimited supply o f w ater from
the artesian wells and he w ill make a
crop whether or no.
This Com pany
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W ill sell you one o f these farm , on the most liberal term , offered by any real estate concern here.
the growth o f vegetables. Th e drainage is correctly poised to take care o f all surplus water and.
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T h e land it perfectly adapted to
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Y ou Have Six Years Tim e In W hich to Pay
I f ypu are interested In com ing to San
ford and If you w an t to grow vegetables
for the winter markets o f the north, write
us about our guarantees on property and
other points o f which you should have
knowledge before purchasing here. W e
m ill take care to tell you the plain unvar
nlshed truth In every Instance and g iv e
you only that information upon which you
can rely.
T itle Bona &. G u a ra n tee Co.
-----*. F o r the land. Thia allows you to place your money ip betterments, instead o f in land payment*.
preciate the value o f thia feature.
You
o f course
c*n
readily
ap
Things A re Picking U p In Fine Shape Here. *
i k f f e - C
r ! ! M tWlKl“ t0 wVtli° Pme, ? tS h e r e * ndJ n l,h V r ^ time- y ™
1 * « « send to T itle Bond & Guarantee Co., for
their book W e Feed T h e Nation W ithou t C om petition.
It will show you how to proceed in the m a ttes** vegetable growing here.
Y ou r loving* Father
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positionsTn,'Fibrida and also those in California, and he has decided that Sanford is the best, and has^great
a possibilities
m>ny
* * than
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greater
any.that have been called to his attention.
Father
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Sanford doe« not have free delivery of
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T h e F a th e r S h o w s H is S on T h a t th e S o rt of Land to Purohase In F lo rid a Is th e
Beginning at the west lim its o f Sanford
and extending on west for a distance o f
four m iles ore to be found as good forms,
in actual cultivation, as there Is on the
globe todsyT“ Farm ing lAbd that Sells at
from »150 to »1.500 an acre must be good
farm ing land. This Is the kind w e have
on the W est Side.
Th e Sanford Farm tract comprehending
200 five acre farms, which Is an Integral
part o f the west end o f the Celery Delta,
was placed on the market late in March,
since which tim e Title Bond & Guarantee
Company has sold three-fourths o f the
property.
SlIÄllNlfFTIÖlfRllD] □ 0 Ä
$25 down-that’s all
It Is gradually being demonsurated that
W est Sanford 1s one o f the most stable
portions o f the Sanford Celery Delta.
There Is very little actual farm ing within
the d t y limita o f Sanford. The Sanford
Celery - Delta begins on the west at the
A star Grant, skirts along tho shores o f
Lake Monroe on the south and Lake Jes
sup on tho north ond terminates al Sol
dier Creek. This area is within tho Irrlnble bclt. JHierejapt?^ ponvp areas On j|he
Alda o f J ^ k e Jpssu^».ihat,:urftgh»X.
irrigable and some portions o f that area
are in cultivation, but it could hardly be
located within the limits o f the Sanford
Celery Delta.
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There la alw ays a large number o f
penona lined up at the general deliveay
window o f the post office, ond
are
T IT LE - BOND - & - G U AR AN TE E - C O M P A N Y
those who
lo ih li city will gave tim e and
(IN C O R P O R A T E D )
trouble by h aving their mall addressed in
care o f the T itle Bond
k
Guarantee Com-
P“ J L ......... .......................... ............. ........
T b l» L is t M a y In te r e s t You
FOR S A L E
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F iv e acres. 2 H cleared, 1 well
2 room cottage, price SL0S0.
FOR S A L E
Residence, Markham Heights,
5 acres, nice fruit trees and
FOR R E N T
W e h ave applies lions for
bouses to rent.
L ist your
property with us.
poultry, oranges and general
fanning. Price, » 3 0 per aera
on t crins. A c t quick I f you
$25 down-that s all
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If Io Ir
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I f IIà Iì r II m ÌI s
Ten acre«, five acres cleared.
room residence, near shipping
3 H acres tiled, one well, six
point, price «5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 , 58.room bouse, out-bulldingt,
000.00 cash, balance lo two
years.'
near the school, enough till
ing for another acre, price FOR S A L E 11 acres, five cleared, 8 feno»7 ,0 0 0 .
— -ed, 4 tiled, 5 in cultivation.
J A ll ditched and drained. One
FOR S A L E 10 acres in Eureka ifammqck
w e ll Four room house, barn
four miles south o f town.
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a
ll,o n m sln m atL-quarter
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N on e cleared. Flowing w e ll
FOR S A L E
outside
FOR S A L E IS acres all cleared. 10 acres
the city limits. Price ranges
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v.—
tiled, 3 flowing wells, facing
from »1 2 3 to »178 each
bard road, good barn, four
W e have applications fur
residences and business prop •
erty. List your property‘for
sale' with us.
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Forty acres, 8 cleared, G tiled
old land, one w e ll price flO 300, w ill divid e into five acre
lots and sell for 5230 per
Easy
third
grove, 13500.00. One thiru
balance to suit ter*
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FOR SALE
chaaher.
Hanunoi-kF iv e acres in Beck llanunockw ell
ell within
within
3 tiled, flowing w
Price
h alf m ile o f station.
»3 ,8 0 0 ; tehns »1000 cash.
cadi.
one third cash, balance in one
nnd » ^ y w u i u - J i / U L j a n t - ------------------ balance In five years * J * *
for 1100 per acre.
FOR SALE T en acres, tiled and in WjJ
state Of cultivation, four »rel
F ive aerea. Z ìi acres cleared '
---------Price »8 ,0 0 0 on terms.
FOR S A L E
$10 monthly-nut’
Ten acres. H cleared, half
tiled, two wells, price »3 ,5 0 0
mile from loading station.
Pike. $5300*... .Half „cash,
balance on terms.
Loading station H m ile aw ay
down, balance on time.
FOR SALE 30 building lots just
s
W AN TE D
Timber tracts o f idi sixes, cut
over lands, grazing lands,
• orange la nds, residence prop
arty, Florida real estate of
t ~ il hnnw, all tools and wig*
on, fronting on Lako Monrt*<
prioc »11,000.00. halfcsi*.
balance in tw o and d***
years. This place will wot
for »1 0 0 0 per yaar.
TITLE'BOND k GUARANTEE 00.
�I N S A N F O R D — Lile ¡a ,Worth Livin g
du m ber 8
ALL AROUND FLORIDA
The General News o f "Tlic Land
o f flow ers.
CULLED TROW THE STATE PRESS
An E p itom e o f th e W e e k 's M o st
portnnt. H appen in gs In th e
S ta t e 's Domain.
Volum e III
SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7.1910
lm-
W ill Rice, n white irifflirwas found dend
with a bullet hole through -hi*—head—ln. a.
diteli In fra n to i the house o í N ellie Lancoster on tho outskirts o f Pirata Conia
early Sunday morning. N ellie Lancaster
* * hnB been arrested -charged with complic
ity in the nITair. Much m ystery surrounds
TTfh Shooting.ua there were no eye w it
nesses, and the first the aifthorlties knew
o f the supposed murder wns when Rice's
cold body was fyund lying in the ditch." •
A t 2 o'clock Sunday morning fire was
discovered In the second story o f the
* Tribune building. Prom pf work preventWt n tend ile« w o t * w i - t h a buildituU_liivestigatlon by officials indicates that the
fire was o f incendiary origin. The Trib
une has consistently opposed the clgnr■ mnkeni‘ "8tTÌke.— Th e-d a iH H g«-w «*~ u h ou t
$2,o o o r'
President T a ft has signed the appoint
ment o f W illiam II. Northrup to be col
lector of customs at Pensacola, in place
o,f J. E: Stillman, long n Republican lead
er o f Florida. Stillm an’s scalp was taken
.by Postmaster General Hitchcock, it is
said. The latter did not consider Stillman
tite right man for tho place, which he luid
held five years and stood for Northrup.
One of the most encouraging mid inter* eating reports ever made comes from the
University o f Florida. -Gainesville, wh?re
ulreudy the enrollment is fur In exccsdlof
lust year and the ptospccts tire very bright
for the term now opening.
President
Mur pi tree is a most po polar and well known
instructor, and the great increase is
thought to he iu part on account o f Ids
splendid management. The ullendniicc
at the university is said to exceed by 125
per cent that of two years ago and more
than 75 |>cr cent that o f last year’s enroll
ment. — ,
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That the Pensacola n avy yard may be
selected us one o f'ib e fuel oil supply de
pots of the gulf is suggested by tin; Jour
nal, and the reason for tints anticipating
the government’s purposes is said ’ o
be the inquiries recently tunde cotieernjiig
the tank capacity at. the yards. Includ
ing a barge, Pensacola has a storage eupueìty ut the navy yards o f over 100,00(1
gallons. A number of the oil burning
vessels of \lie navy will he sent to the
gulf during the coming winter, and it is
tiuturul to suppose that Pensacola will be
tite point designated for replenishing oil
supply,
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With an untisualiy large enrollment for
tite first day, the Florida Stale College for
Wotneu reopened W ednesday, and has
brought to the anpitul city o f the state lite
aialnm aiy.aw arm -of j m u i g women stu
dents who are receiving their usual w el
come by the people o f hospitable Tullnhassee. The new term begins- with a
very auspicious outlook, the number of
room reservations indicating that thè enrollmeut will far exceed that o f uuy prfe— vkms y e a r .^ ----------- — — -------- ?—
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■ Humors drifting from Tampa during tin:
past few days strongly^ in d ica te-th a t an
acute stage eas been reached in connec
tion with the disastrous und long*drawn
out cigarainkera’ strike, and before the
-, end o f the present week citizens m ay re
sort to deportation or even more effective
methods in ending the strike and the
reign nf luw|fflgne»3 untnng *>»; foreign^
element. In fact those conversant with
ufTairs in the cigar metro|Milis intim ate
that bloodshed m ay be expected ut any
moment.
The strike o f the tobáceo working trades
o f Tam pa is having a very bad effect on
the business o f the saloonists, as is e v i
denced by tiie fact that tw enty o f tho
slxty-odd s&lpons that are now doing busi
ness in tho city w ill not seek re-license.
One o f the raanV new industries estab
lished at the thriving i>liosptuuu-idiy.iuul.
rullroad center o f Dunnellon is th$ im
mense new plant o f tho Dunnellon Ice,
Storage & Machine Company, T M COOP
puny is composed strictly o f local capital
and local men compose the officers and
company is enp1tali zed at only $25,000. but
hut their build ings and )dant when all complete, w ill re
present nearly twioe that amount o f cap
ita l invested,
IN. B, BROWARD IS DEAD
L a rg e A tte n d a n ce arid M o st Success
fill Y cn r Is E xpected
Tiie opening o f the public schools is al
ways an event ii. which the majority df
the people o f a town are greatly interest
ed, and in this particular, town it is also
a time when every good citizen rejoices
in the knowledge that Sanford lias one of
thu best- school systems in tiie state.
Prof. N. J. Perkins, the elllcient Superin
tendent o f Sanford Schools is again in his
place, and w ill) Ins splendid corps o f
‘teachiTS-it-goes without saying tliui an
other year of successful school work, which
bus Just begun. wilL-bc added to ijiose
that liuve passed. The schools iipSnia
Monday morning with u larger e m o llie n t
tliun ever before, showing nit increase of
forty-five over the beginning lust ycnr.
The enrollment of pupils was ns follows:
High School 85, Grammar School 207. I’ riniary 183, making u total of 535.
The High School building not lieing
completed, the High School students ate
attending an nftliruoou session in the
Grammar School, the session beginning nt
12:30 nud closing at -1 o'clock. These
crowded conditions will be relieved, how
ever. in n few weeks, ns the handsome
new, hnildiml will soon )ie completed.
There are vacancies In the teachers’
places, but they will be supplied. The
County School Board Ims Authorized the
the Sanford School Board to secure a
science teacher for the High School, but a
teacher to till this place has not yet been
appointed.
Principal of the High School, Miss Clara
Louise Guild; Assistant Principal of the
High School, Miss A lice Teihcrly; Draw
ing and Music, also High School Assistant,
Miss Edith Savage.
Grammar School: Eighth grade girls.
Miss Flora Walker; seventh and eighth*
grade boys. Miss Gertie Speer; seventh
grade girls. Mrs. G. B. Dickinson; sixth
grade. Miss Nellie Fureiw an extra ttfih
and sixth grade Icachet tu lie supplied;
fifth grade, Miss l.udle Richards; fourth.
Miss Carrie Ensimuger; und Mrs Churles
Polk.
Primary School: Third grade. Miss Nila
Moore und Miss- Clara Milieu; second
grade, Mrs. E. W. I' Bunn and Miss Edith
Fair Smith, first grade. Miss Lillie Farnvssvorlh und Miss Pcochcu Lelller
ie r r y b o a i
s in k s
A u to m o b ile and W agon Consigned
The Deep
to
Again the gondola that truns|Nirts the
people from Orange to Volusiu counties
has become waterlogged und sunk tp the
depths with nIH oil board. This limes
H I Williams loses bis valuable automo
bile and o mail from Osteenlost a cargo uf
meat. The boat seemed to sink rapid
ly
and tiie wagon
and automobile
an nluiosi submerged.
Mr. Williams was making the trip from
Daytona and was unable tu get bis cur
for several days.
This ferry bout and crossing is a dis
grace to civilization rmd—demonstrate
bow the |ieople of Ibis end uf the county
ure treated in the matter of Improve
ments. The people who sufTer loses by
the ferry expect to make tho county suffer
and before the matter is ended**the
exchequer o f tiie county will ho depleted
for enough to build u good bridge across
lilts part of the river.
Tiie ferry has never been satisfactory
arid never will be und some day the
commissioners will wake up to the fact
llnit thixjemi o f the county must have
recognition.
Ex-Governor and U. S. Senator
Elect Passes Away Saturday
A MOURE IN MODERN POLITICS
H aving Just W on a High P o s itio n th e
S ta lw a rt F lo rid ian Dies at the
• T h resh o ld o f C areer
Florida.
8-lt-c
Crus. L Wing.
HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK
The other room will Ire occupied by
strenuous days, and the insidious disease
rreprupon the-stalw art—frame with but, J. LflWSOii fit Co. who will conduct n first
class
cold
drink and
confectionary
little warning and laid him low.
, The sensational rise of Mr. Broward establishment.
One of the store rooms in the Bishop
from a deck hand tu the highest |>osition
in the gift uf the |>eoplc of Florida and his Block will be occupied by a Spanish
arduous campaign against lion. J. P. T a l restaurant. The one recently occupied
iaferro several months Ugo, in which lie by the Herald will contain o grocery.*
wns successful, had made him n promi The Herald hus removed -into its new
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nent figure in national |iolHics and the building on Magnolln avenue.
The large lodge room occupied by the
uume of Broward was mentioned as a
possible favorite upon the Democratic tic Commercial Club and the Eagles in lh e
ket in 1HI2. Big of heart as well as of Sume-Govc Block It is rumored will he
body, Mr. Broward had won a place in tl}c given over tu n large dguf'fllPtitrY.Chus. T ote has taken the building
hearts o f tite |ieoplc seldom equalled in
recently occupied by M. P. Li pc and is
the unnula o f history.
. .
. Mr. Broward wus a man of - powerful conducting a barber shop under the able
physique and rugged character. He lack management of Mr. Richey. The frame
ed the jwlisli given by . schools, but of building of the, Sanford House on First
shrewd instinct,*of thorough knowledge of street (ms been remodeled und Is oc
human nature, of foresight iqlo the course cupied by the Sanford Pressing Club and
of events, he luid enough for a team of Green 8t Piatt's barber shop.
Hanson’s Shoe Shop has been removed
statesmen, die was pertinacious, selffrom
tho I-cfTlor Block to the room in the
confident nud never knew when tic was
beaten. Bui even die steam engine tu Hynes Block recently occupied by F. J.
which he tins been so often likened can- Powers.
Thera w ill be many changes in offices
nut sustain unending tell. Me taxed himbuildingi and the
self beyond his remurknble strength and when the Yowell
Gamer
&
Woodruff
building are cotnendurance, and during tiie past year his
pleted
ami
ii
general
exodus
ami moving
vilul |rowers had been sapped, tiy an in-sldioiis disease which came stealing upon day will take place aliout November
him unawares, neither awakening him to first,
his danger nor giving notice of its certain
fatality unless checked at the beginning.
A few days ago he succumbed, und wus
taken to his home in Jacksonville, and
then to the hospital. But it wus too lute.
He had hardly entered its jwrtuls before
Ids spirit passed away. His unexpected
death
has caused a universal grief
throughout the state. As a man he had
thousands of personal friends, us |M>lidd a n he hud come to be recognized and
relied upon us one who would’ accomplish
much for his state when he should liuve
entered the senate. Ilis election had hi
a large measure disposed of the problems
that hud vexed Florida politics, anil the
people believed that there would he a long
term of {mlitical |*«ace und quiet before
them. Tiie grief for the mull is reinforced
and widened by tiie consciousness tlmt
political rancor and rivalry may revive.
"Mr. Brdwarct married early in life « most
estimable woman, strong in character and
a tillin g .helpmate to a man wiiu lived tile
strenuous life. He became tfuT father o i
eight slaughters und one son, tile latter
die youngest of the family. To them will
go out the sympathy o f ull the people of
To D estroy Tampa P a p ers
The attempt to burn die building occu
pied by the Tampa Morning Tribune dur
ing the early hours of Sunday morning,
an attempt which, Imd it been delayed
an hour, might have been entirely success
ful. lias been followed, Ij it alleged, by
veiled threats to deslroly not only the
Tribune plant but also Dial o f the Times
as well. Both o f these newspapers have
been very outspoken In their condemna
tion qf tiie leadership which has held tiie
cigurtuakers out of work for weeks after
th e s trik o b a s bccu k m m t! i p j i e absolute
ly hopeless, and at the same time threat
the city____________
With the loss of u consider___________
jening
able part of its main TiidUMUy. The rrt-tempt tu burn die Tribune, building fo l
lowed u few lioum after the incendiary
building 'uscii by Balbiu Bros, as a cigar
factory. There have been no urretU
yet.
NEWS OF THE WORLD
R em ov a ls and C hanges In The Busi
n ess D is tric t
Items oF Interest Gleaned fro m
Fall trmjc is starting in with renewed
Various Sources
vigor and Sanford merchants are getting
ready for one o f the best and busiest
season in die history o f the Celery City.
Many changes have taken place in busi
ness location made ncccssnry by the
H ere th e R ea d ers W ill Find a B rie
rapid growth o f the city. Last week the
H is to ric a l S prin g F lo w in g
furniture house o f W illiam s fit Milteer
F o r H u rried R ea d ers
moved into the two store rooms o f the
Nineteen men in the newspaper plant
Rnnd'building made vacant recently b y
tho Sanford Grocery Co, They will oc o f the Los Angeles Tim es -were burned
lire was,
cupy two roamiijHV.Ui*-9spL
wnV.prve ^ - jd e a lh last Sunday.** The
'cinisctTby
a
dynam
ite
bonib
placed
in
above making one o f the largest furniture
the building by enemies o f the paper.
stores in Orange County.
D. A . Caldwell & Sons w ill occupy the The entire plant wns destroyed, but will
room recently vacated by W illiam s fit be rebuilt.
The news that Nnpoleon B. Broward,
cx-Governor and U. S. Senator elect was
dead fell like u thunderbolt from a clear
sky Inst Saturday and his legion of friends
in this vicinity were grief strickcq, for the
man who was U. S. Senator nud belonged
to them pit regardless of party or faction Milteer and will enlarge their department
al opinions.
stores und give ample room to the various
Mr. Broward wns taken ill several days departments. N. P, Yow ell fit Co., will
while on u visit to Ft. George ami taken ago soon occupy their line now store room
from there to his home In Jacksonville. now In the course o f construction and
As a last resort an operation was thought^ when settled in new quarters expect to
tu be best and tite patient was rushed to add to tlleir already mammoth stock.
die hospital but died Indore he readied One of the new rooms in the Gamer fit
the operating table. He had been a suf Woodruff building will be occupied by R.
ferer lor years from kidney trouble but G. Stockton & Co., who will open up a
paid little attention to the matter in ills fim class grocery.
A M essu gc to th e Peop le
— On o ra h n a t the 15th ¡list, u Job print
ing oflicc will make its debut into the
business society of Sanford. A building
is now under course o f erection on Pnli net to uvemie, between 5th and 7th Sts.
to be occupied few this purpose, it is a
little ou ttof the commercial zone, but tiie
city is expanding and steadily growing in
this direction. The plant when completed
will be modernly equipped, und placed in
efficient hands. It will be u print shop of
quality known as The Abbey Press, where
courteous’ treatment to ull and strict utlenUon to Uus7iiu'ss“ wiII Be tfnn*uumuunt
csl
-- LiJt
LtJro»ifllt n e w enterprises it
fe a t ^ n
iii*
s ta rt» ttytng -adluiii-light am i im h ia lia ld Y .
needs some business ballast— in other
words a little financial accommodation in
the w ay o f patronage. I wish to epiploy
YTttr**Mttwynrt“ -pbtn o f convincing you the
merits o f The Abbey Press.
’
Yours fur business,
SANFORD BUSINESS CHANGES
With all the many now business blocks
(tie demand for stores und ofliees seems
ns brisk as ever ami a number of hew
lirins are expected lo siurt during lhe
next few months.
ANOTIIER CIGAR FACTORY
S an fo rd Is T h o L ocu tion f o r
Clear Havanas
M akin g
Another factory comes tu Sanford this
week not because any great inducements
were opened in the w ay o f city block
but because lids city presents more In
ducements us a factory site- tinnì uny
oilier ciiy outside of Tnmpu, the former
home of the cigar -Industry. The third
Moor of the eify hall has recently been re
modeled for a factory being occupied by
Uerriinan Bros., but finding it Inadequate
for their large cigur business the whole
second iluor nf the StPliediflYE block _w il[
given over to Berrlman and will
■make a fine factory. This building oc
cupies nn entire half block and w ill liuve
light und ventilation on four sides. The
loom in the*city ludi formerly occupied
by Berrliiiun’s w ill be used by Menemlez
Bros. &. Vcrplunk who expect to m itrale
n force of about fifty men.
These two factories expects to establish
permanent brunches in Sunford in order
Trrtnkr- pure «4—thu—rrado_raaardle^ _of
conditions in Tampa.
There are other factories looking San
ford w ay und will be welcomed for
factories are something that is needed
litre nnd the cigar industry bps pro veti
•o be one of the most lucrative of any
manufacturing business known.
T h e d gn r strike at Tampa will be
settled in a few weeks, but the Sanford
branches will manufacture clear Havanas
just tiie same.
N ew B a k ery
C. A . McGlon has qgtubli&hcd a new
TiayrryTm h eD tark-B aikiin gao-W Lu raw u
as the White Front Bakery und will curry
a full line of bread, pies and cakes, conXeclioumy and ■cigar*. The wagon w ill
make u quick delivery to any port of
city and a share of die public' patronage
U solicited.
A s u result o f two ncgco employes of
the Hagenbuck-Wallace circus trying to
rob other employes o f the company, ox
the first section o f the train coming into
Augusta from ' Columbia Sunday ■ night, *
one white man Is known to he dead, an
other is missing and is believed to have
jumped from the moving train and been
injured or killed, and a missing negro is
believed tu Ire dead, though no trace o f
him can be found. t
The New
Orleans Times-Democrnt,
following the disastrous lire in its build
ing Sunday night, and wfiicfi practically
wiped out the plant, is being issued front
another otlicc. Not ran issue will be
missed. The fire, which started in the
pn|>cr stock room on the ground Hour,
practically destroyed tiie building und
contents. The loss is.ubout $125,000,
partially insured,
Th e average condition o f the cotton
crop mi Septem ber 23 wns 05.9 |>er e e n l,o f’ the normal, compared with 72.1 per
cent, n mouth ago, 58.5 per cent, a year
ugo, G!l.7 in 1908 und GG.fl the |uisl leu
years on September 25, ns estimated by
tiie crop reporting bonrd, department of
agriculture.
SANFORD BELT LINE
T ra c tio n Com pany W ill A ssist In M a k
ing G re a te r S an fo rd
Sanford grows by leaps und bounds and
foremost in the development o f die city
In
the
Sanford
Traction Company.
Started several months ago and bucked
solely by home cupitul. this line extends
for several miles
through tiie Celery
Della to Cameron City-and a car makes
the trip every thirty minutes. Few peo
ple r e a liz e , die significance of such a
service hut d ie world nl large iu quick to
do so and every visitor to the city is
amazed at the idea of u suburban service
of this kind. Y e t
there are greater
tilings in store for Sanford iu the quick
transit service service for tile Traction
Co- will install one of die latest model
Edison cars that generates its own
cleciria power in transit and this car
will belt the city using the tracks uf die
A. C. L., on die Luke Charm brance. The
line will also reach .to Mecca Station or
Sanford Avenue nnd or by tiie w ay o f
Palinvilla to Cameron City and back, to
Sanford. The regular cars will make
thesuhurbur run but the new a ir .will be
used for the city service uiul will give
the employees of the shot», the school
children and those who reside in the
subverbs one of the best cars services to
lie had, w idi such a line in operation.
Sanford should ex|tttnd in to -th e largest
city in South
Florida. The present
Tracton line to Catneroh City will ulso be
extended tm n k e in Silver Lake, Onoro
und Ft. Reed and in conjunction witli tiie
Sanford & Everglade* Railway will carry
freight and passengers and give die
lieople of dia l section a good service both
passenger and freight.
Tiie inuii who now owns a few acres
near tiie cur line cun count himself
fortunate Indeed for ho will have all die
benefits o f a country home with a quick
service to Sanford at all times.
.This admirable arrangement simply
places Sanford lands in the from rank us
a place to locate whether it be to operate
a truck farm, chicken ranch or a place to
live Just to enjoy life.
There is no other section in the world
diat offers more inducements to reul
prospective residents than Sanford und
the Celery Delta.
C a th o lic Church
Sunday school j ) u. m., mass and sermon 10 a.- in., subject, Christian Combat
and Christian Armor. Rosary, sermon and
lmmdiotM)q-7gm-p.aL.*ul>Jccl, 3
rordi^lly
W hy 1 am a Catholic. A il are conH
In vited to these lust services uf /the
pastor.
�Ttir SANFORD TURALO
Budget o f Opinion "Just Between You and Me"
EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT
A Chlel Is Among Ye Taking Notes,
and Faith, tie’ll Prent ’Em**—
S# Says Saonterer.
f m W t W ^ w *• t v HtmU.
N 4 The demands o f the day are fo r .
more thorough and practical training in
the common English branches. There is
too much soaring *mong stars, delving
'm oag
the rocks and attem pting to
resurrect the dead language to the ex
clusion o f something more practical, and
useful. Too much gilded show, dress
parade and superficial knowledge o f com
mon things to be o f any use in the
ordinary routine o f life where ninety-nine
one bim drajlhs o f us are destined to flop
out an d is ta n c e . Too Uttle practical ap
plication o f what really ought to be
' known to get a superficial knowledge o f
something that cannot be utilized altar it
is known. There Is more eagerness to
get to the end than there is a desire to
know what there is between the beginning
aad the end. What w e want Is less
^ show and pretention hnd more down
right actual knowledge o f what w e ought
to practically know to meet tSe every
day exigencies o f life. These hints are
— .Xree and need only be taken w here^tp-"
plica ble.
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much
m oney
ta a question that Is I
agitating the public and m any and |
divers opinions are, floating around s i
the causes and remedies. H ere's hoping {
they w on't go any higher.
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PE N TIS X ___
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Room 13 Pico Building
Attempt to Compete With China. Because We Pay
White Man's Wages.
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Alderm an Calhoun Seems to be an
insurgent these days i f a ll repons a rt
D R . C. G. B U T T
true. Dick Is not pulling with the “ stand
patters" tit all and has deserted his post
DENTIST
in the council chamber. It seems that
Office: Hinca Bldg, over WoodrulTa Store
some o f the members did not agree with
SANFORD. FLORIDA
him on several measures and tiring o f
being sat upon at every m eeting Dick
has "In tu rged " and be Is not attending
or having any voice in city affairs, what
soever. Dick claim s th e r e 'la too much
Cannonism in the present council to
WHborn Block
Phone 19
suit him and be w ill have none o f it.
Sanfonl. Florida
Just what the outcome will be is a m at
ter o f conjecture, specially as Dick ^
mentioned for M ayor and m ay shy his
castor in the ring at any time. He has
plenty o f friends a n d , m a y cause the
DENTIST
stand pets to sit up and take notice.
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Better W ork and Cleaner Work, and do It In a San
itary Way, Which Should Meet With-Your Approval
and Support.
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PR O G R E S S
STEAM
LA U N D R Y
J* H. O V ER M A N , Manager
PHONE 30
SANFORD. FI A. $
DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER
P R A C T IC A L W E L L
D R IL L E R S
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W ell, the cigar factories are .coming
and 1 understand the next one will- take
E.gWs Hall and that «.re Vxigthere will |D I C K I N S O N
be several hundred workers here with a
large pay roll every week. L e t them
come! T h ey are « t e a s » for If a place
ever needed factories Sanford Is the One
best bet. W e cannot afford to put a ll our
eggs Ip one basket or all celery either
and thess branch factories m ay be the
means o f attracting other Industries to
our city- There is no other city in the
south that has any better location for a
manufacturing place than has Sanford.
4 Young man! b e a t your best. W ith L et the Commercial Chib get a hump on
in you are the latent powers which. If and use more tim e and .m oney toward
locating factories and less tim e In localdeveloped, would make you m aster o f
any situation. They are o o (m ore gifted
than yourself, the only difference Is' they
4 I ic e a notice In the Herald for an
have “ stirred up the g ift within them*
election
on October 23 for school trustees
- w ill you! Various avenues are open to
assist you In the cultivation o f your for^ th is school district. Regardless of
talents. T o those o f this vicin ity the whether' the present trustees are persona
H igh School bolds forth the golden op- non grata with the m ajority o f voters or
• port unity. Soon it w ill throw open iu not I wish to say that at present the trus
doors." How
m any will be ready to tees should be continued in office They
enter and seize the proffered opportunity are all good men and have tried to do
that w ill enable you to be at "your their duty as they saw it. • They have
best." Get ready now. The tuition Is a certainly brought out the school system
"m ere trifler* board cheap en d Sanford! and th e y have a number o f plans yet un
the model, moral place o f the whole finished. T h ey should b e elected for a n
other term In order to cam * out these
country.
projects which mean so much for the ad• • .* *
Vancement
o f educational work.
Our
4 I f you wish to succeed as a teacher, you
present
trustees
are
L
R.
Philips.
CR-must a t once and forever abandon the
old, tiresome, nnnutunous methods o f in- Walker and B. F. Whitner. You all know
‘ straction. * The world is tired of too con these gentlemen and it U useless for me
servative instructors. Don’t be one of to dilate at length upon their merits. —-T hx S a u k t e u x .
that class, but. inbibe plenty o f good.
■ healthy twentieth century ideas and In
hale the educational breezes o f 1910,
which you will find far more conducive
to schoolroom work than the va[iors which
em anate from the tomb o f Socrates.
Be original. Cultivate the organs o f
construction and identity more than that
o f imitation. Study to be yourself, and
be sure you have yourself as near right
as possible. ^
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Be in earnest. W ake up before you en
ter the school room: and when before a
— class dissem inate rays o f electrified viva c
ity in every direction.
Be sociable. A llow an occasional smile
to gleam out from behind the chaos o f an
assumed dignity. If the sunshine o f a
real, whole-souled laugh, would, in your
estimation, prove disastrous in the c _
C.
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A rtesian and D eep W ells
DICKINSON
S e e Us B efore P lac in g Y o u r O rd e rs
Sanford. Fionda
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AN D EW JO H N SO N
Practices la Stats sad Federal Courts.
M. p. T, Buildiai.
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We deal in Celery Farms and
Farm Lands and we are the
largest owners of Town Lots
GEO. A . D eCOTTES
A T T O R N E Y ajid COUNSELLOR at L A W
Practice In State and Federal Courts
W elborp Block
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Sanfonl. Fla
We don’t have ta advertise cheap lands.
The purchaser here saves more per acre
annually in freights than lie saves on the
purchase price elsewhere. See table of
freight rates in our booklet
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' A T T O R N E Y A N D COUNSELLOR
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Late State Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of
Florida
Rrsidence*^ Sanford ood Svlvsn Lake.
L. G. STRINGFELLO W
HOLDEN R E A L E STATE
COM PANY
JUSTICE OF TH E PEACE
NOTAST rUBUC
Office in City Hall
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H. F. C R I S T
FLORIDA
R o o m s I and 2. P eo p les Bank Bldg.
C i v i l E n clneer a n d S u r v e y o r
H H i H B a r U R Ïiï ÏL U
• Drainage and Irrigation Work.
Lots
Staked out and Leveled. Wells Located
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Post Office Box 789
ROOM 20
Upstairs, Pico Block
Real
J I am organizing a class in
Music in Sanford.
T s rm i $ 6
2 Lesson
Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. m.
AND
Saturdays.4 to dp. m.
E S T A B L IS H E D 1 8 6 9
P a r M o n th
P ar W eak
ArePffering Any and All Kinds of Florida.Real Fsiiite
al as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms
As Can be Had Anywhere.
H o ra c e M e n d e n h a ll
Reference:
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T he M arks
Estate A gency
The Conservatory o f Music
Cincinnati. Ohio
treme, you can. at least, ventuse to con- I S t r a n g e r s
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sm ile penetrates the cobweb curtains
which enclose your true nature.
Be progressive. I f you have conducted
s recitation without learning something
Given at Hom e o f Pupils. Address
» i - n ew , without coming to entertain clearer
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— view s o f the subject .in hand. or. without
discovering some manner in which you
can' im prove upon your present methods
•t b £ 0 1 reverberate In s highly pitched
Work R eceives My Personal A tten tion |
key, that you ought to be labeled as an
and Best Efforts
s v a o o s from the ruins o f Pompeii.
Opposite C ity Hall
Phone 230
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( nrsi Slri-tL oo« Mock tro^ D w * eppeshe Poetnfllre)-----ful there
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lu w ju be
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cuupaauuu of
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teachers, scholars ábd parents. The first
tw o w e have. W ill the parents now do
Formerly Mnnnfier of Central Cafe
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Pickard's Ilan d-Pain ted China
E very d a y lost has i u manifold effort: the
Gorham's Sterling Silver
knowledge gained on that day is
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the put*l i» thrown behind. becomes dis
E v e ry th in g F ir s t C lass
Elgin and W altham Watches
couraged. has a bad effect oo the class
and the very habit is to be avoided.
[MISS R U T H A B B O T
. H . D IN G E E
C U S S IN PIANO USSONS
P lu m b in g and
G as F ittin g
G. R. CALHOUN
FIRST CLASS CRATE’ MATERTALSr'SanTbrtL
W oodruff
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Th e ladles are still bending their
energies toward
cleaning up the city
parks and their efforts In this direction
ore bearing fr u it 1 have never seen the
parks in better shape and they now look
like oases instead o f deserts. I alw ays
contended that all w e needed was the
' M p ¡ ¡ I the
and we now have hopes
o f a better road to the cem etery and a
beautiful lake fr o n t tw o features badly
w at this preseht time.
A L L JÿOODS
G U AR AN TE E D
SANFORD HOUSE
BARBER SHOP
Fertilizers
On Earth
dnocs tor every oc
casion, no m a t t e r
what you wish them
for, whether for a
noon ot sport, an
evening of society or
for business. There
is-an appropriate and
reliable shoe for that
particular o c c a s i on.
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RESTAURANT
H . E . W IS E , P r o p r ie t o r .
♦ S te a k s , C hops, O y s te rs and F ish a S p e c ia lty
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A P L A C E FOR L A D IE S AND G E N T L E M E N
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GROCERY
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- S ta p le —a n d -F a n c y G ro c e rie s ,' H a y ,
and F ee d
F m iti, Vegetables. Candies. Cigars and Tobacco*
Frank L Waodruff
Satfori, FUriia
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K,nds Country Produce Bought and Sold
21b. Car. 3rd Street
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hy anybody that hasn’t it’s critics. R eally
too it’s a good thing because publicity is the
great agenuin... correcting a ll evil. The ...
greatest agent in this line is the country
paper because it appeals to people with a
conscience. W e offer this preface to a few
remarks: First we have good land, we of
fered 10,00.0 acres at $25 an acre, paying
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railroad fares to buyers and other conces _
sions. Why? because w e’ve got 60,000
acres of land and we want 1,000 fam ilies to
settle on our land before January 1st, 1910.
'Well, then
what? We*“have
sold nowr
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September 1st 8,550 acres of the 10,000
and w e’ve just begun. That's pretty good
isn’t it, from July 5th. That means a lot
of people close to Sanford who W i l l , be
People
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W e don’t care for the fellow with the
anvil and the hammer. He does no good
for his own proposition or the city
ford. We know we are going to bring a lot
of people to Sanford’s . vicinity; that’s
enough.
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W$ want at Celery City, now listed as
a station
on the Florida East Coast Rail*
way, a lot of business
people.
W e want
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grocery and general store; hardware and
agricultural implements, lumber yards,
portable houses, tent dealers, men with
teams for plowing, carpenters, small trades
of all kinds. We w ill give a lot free for one
year to anyone putting in a business place
in C elejy City. We need a new hotel, a big
boarding house, and u lot of things thut
people want NOW. W e offer these o p p o r-.
tunities. to Sanford first.
Don’t w ait until to-morrow. Oppori
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comes
hut
once.
A community,
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brand new with money ready to pay at your
doors; , Branch houses for furniture, hard
ware, and all sorts of goods w ill pay. -Y o p
inuy have todoaf a few days but you’ll be
there, ready
to sell. » W rite us today.
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October 1st, dll our propositions for
concessions,
low prices
and special rates
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close in accordance with* our previous
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statements.
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N a tio n a l B ank B u ilding
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IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
talk closed w ith two songs o f the earlier
centuries beautifully sung by Miss Yeda
Ward
Mrs. Munson gave a most plansing and
instructive
talk on Harmony, which was
Items o f Interest Concerning
illustrated by Miss Madge Ward at the
* Society People.
piano, and the vocal parts sung by
Misses Bowler, Ward, Butt and SL John.
The Misses W ard ga ve a duet "T h e A n
vil Chorus" (Tannhnuser). which was en
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Celery City Vonlty Fair While joyed by all.
The comm ittee has prepared a most in
Away the Golden Hour»—
teresting program for the year, and the
Social Go»»lp.
year books w ill soon be ready.
M l»» Munson'» Donee.
Burn Tam p»Clgar Factory
. Miss
Mercedes Munson entertained
' Th e three story w ooden\ d g a r factory
some o f her young friends •a t , a dance
Thursday evening a t/ th e home o f her owned by Balbtn Brothers, the cigar manufaclurerh, who were the first to establish
- .aunt, Mrs. Fannie Munson. This pretty
afTalr was given In honor o f two charm- a factory out o f Tampa when the present
cigar strike became acute, was burned to
lng young ladles,-Miss Belle Smith and
Miss L illie Fair Smith, o f Montgomery the ground last Sunday night. The fa c
Ala., who will be the guests o f their tory was located In W estTom po, and wos
aunt, Mrs. W . N. LefTler during the valued at approximately $15,000. It is
said to hove been partially insured.
winter.
The Are was evidently o f incendiary or
The Munson home, with its spacious
igin.
a m U h a whott; 'sn ueture was braafcrooms and verandas is an ideal place for
entertaining; and for this -occasslon woo ing into flames when the alarm o f Are
decorated with pal his, ferns and cut called the West Tampa fire departm ent
flowers, also many Japanese lanterns By hard work neighboring cottages and a
None
that lent a charm to the pretty scene. restaurant building was saved.
R»re.
in
Tampa.
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Jbeir
D ainty refresemeets were served during
the intermission by little Miss Fannie factory and the /actory o f Celestlno Vego
Rcbn Mnnson and Miss Carolyn Spencer. & Co. were the first two factories on
Those
whe
enjoyed
Miss Munson's which a strike was ordered by the tobacco
hospltaflity
were Miss Zoah Munson, working trades. Shortly after being forced
. Miss Belle Smith. Miss L illie F a ir/Smith, to close down, they opened a branch foo—M iss Pea cilia LefTler, M is s . Linda ..LefTler, tory In St. AugUstlne, where they are now.
Miss Levla Evans, Miss Nell A vails, Miss It is-aaid that considerable tobacco was
Mny'Humiltcm, Miss Mabel Bawler, Miss destroyed in the fire.
The cigar strike situation itself remains
Jelsie
Butt,
Miss Veda Ward,*- Miss
M adge
Ward,
Miss St. Johns. Carl onchanged. Both sides to the controver
Hamilton, Eugene Koumillal. Meade. .Fox, sy are merely marking time, while the
W . J. Thigpen, J .‘ A . Thigpen, J. D. town generally suffers. With the 'loss o f
amounting
to approximately
Roberts, George Lovell, W. A . LefTler, payrolls
POINTS PURELY PERSONAL
-ErnestBetts.-Bryan Hlggins1-W lllie - H ill 'S2Q0Jl00.a.jrceiU-busUieM_naturoUy_i«
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and J-Jixon Butt.
Council Chamber, Sanford, Fla., Sept.
19,1910.
Be it resolved by the Council o f the
City o f Sanford, Florida, that the amounts
to 'b e raised by taxation for the year 1910
shall be as follows:
Ligh ting streets___ $3.600)
W a ter.....................
2,400 >
F i r e . . . ...................
2,000) 8.000
Streets and sewers............. 6,000
S a n it a r y . ........................... 4,000
Police Departm ent........3.800
Interest on indebtedness. .. 9,900
Retiring outstanding vouch's 4.300
Other municipal purposes.2.000 HR.OOO
Assessed valuation o f real
• s ta te ..................... $1,823,735
Assessed valuation o f
personal p ro p e rty ... 531.845 2,354,580
Increase in value comitared with
1900...................... ............. .*..$ 515.884
income from real and person- „
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al property 1010 .................. 28.254.9$
Estimated Income from other sources:
Sanitary T a x es................... $ 3.000
Licenses....................-........
2,000
Fines and Forfeitures......... 3,500
County Road T a x ..............
1.500 10.0C0Resolved that the rate o f taxation shall
be 12 mills on the dollar of the assessed
valuation o f real qnd personal property.
I hereby certify.th at the, above, resolu
tions were duly passed by th e x ity coun
cil, tills the 19th day bf SdptenfljeLMfflO?
R. C. Maxwell, Clerk.
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G arden T o o ls ,
Farm Im plem ents,
H a rro w s , C u ltiv a to rs . P lo w s , M o w in g
M a c h in e s .and .H a y ..R ak es... L a r g e s t ,
d isp la y
and a s s o rtm e n t.
Low est
prices.
Th e Geo. H. r e m o ld llo rd w a c Co. '
5-tf
fw»nalilArnlilt#
alla/l
considerably mtrf
curtailed.
There seins to be no plan o f settlement.
Tho unions declare they must have some
S h o w e r T o r O rp tja n a g c .
Thn kitchen and dinning room shower recognitions o f their existence as organ
for the benefit o f the Methodist Orpan- ized bodies or they w ill never return to
age at Enterprise, given ut the home o f work there, wldle the manufacturers are FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS
Mr and Mrs. L. R. Philips on Tuesday equally firm in insisting that they will
evening q f last week was a decided suc never open their factories to admit unionA G (N I JA CKSO N VILLE FLORAL COM PAN Y
cess. The people o f Sanford responded labor as an organization. W ith lh e m .it
. Ph on e 166.
Ilth and Oak Ave.
Is
the
open
shop
or
no
work.
generously and aboyt one hundred und
Special Offering in Ferns.
S an fo rd ,
eigh ty-five useful and o r n a in e n t a
Floral Designs to Order.
M a k e S a n fo rd B eau tifu l
- F lo rid a
articles were contributed that w ill' add
k
W hy not make Sanford beautiful? - It U2g.in.if
.grea tly to the comfort and convenience
can be done, and i t should be^lone.-*----~ o f the inmates of tfiut worthy institution^
W ith the ceaseless grind for the neces
An Ordinance
Miss Fruma Tucker was present-and ad
sary wherewithal to keep soul and body An ordinance to provide for a Ik-ente for the tale
dressed the company very interestingly
of tplrituous or malt bevrraRea rontninina on
together, the average mnn has neither the
amount of alcohol Intuflicirnt to produce Intoxi
about the Orphanage.
cation, and commonly called "near beer."
tim e uor the incliuntion to dw ell very long
Sec.
I. Any prraon, firm or corporation, rnyiiSrd
- - ----------on esthetics; so it is for woman to step in In the huilnrat or aaie of apirituoyi, vinoua ruoll
or other liquor» containing no amount of alcuhui
M rs. T. A. N cu lu n e n te r ta in * .
and take the in itiative along these lines. in efficien t to produce Intoxication, which said
Mrs. T. A . Nowlan entertained vtfry
plrlluoua. vinoua or molt liquor ia commonly
She can create scotiincnt, stir up enthusi •known
aa and called "near beer," »hall pay a
prettily last W ednesday afternoon for
lin-nte
lux annually of $300.00. ,
asm, and make plans whereby the won
her daughter, Macy, who was nlnp years
Sec. 2. A n y violation of the above »cction »hall
derful (gifts that Nature has freely be be puniahed by a line not exceeding $300.00, or
qld on that: day."' The decorations used
not excrcdlnjt ninety, dayi, or both
stowed on- Sanford can be used to best Imprlaonment
at the diacretion of the Mayor.
"fo r the pretty party were quantities of ex
Sec. 3 All ordloancea or porta of urdinnnrct in
advantage, and ' incidentally assist in
quisite Matched Neil roses, the birthday
ronfllct herewith are hereby repealed.
spending some o f the golden shekels the
I hereby certify that the forrjtoin* ordinance wna
g ift from Mrs. F. -E. KoumillaL The
-it »• council in aetiion Sept 11».
men arc so busy gathering, in carrying uuly patted by tlie city
little guests were first entertained with
1910
K.C. U t iv r u ,
out the same plans. There 1» much to be
.
City Clerk
a guessing contest, at whicli Iz z a Kannbr
by me tbit 20th day itf September
done, and It cannot all be done at once: A.Approved
D.
1010.
Kuaaur Lxxr. Mayur.
received first prize f$q |guessing nearest
(M l
but step by. step the good work will go on
the right dumber in A sealed envelope.
-and results will be seen.. Unsightly ob
L ittle Miss Ncwlan
then rook her
N o tic e o f A p p lica tion fo r Tax Deed
jects will bo removed, the streets and
U nder S e c tio n b o f C h a p ter 488B.
- guests to - the- Im perial where they onparks cleared o f the splendid growth of
L a w » o f F lo rid a
■ -r. ■
' Joyed the m oving pictures, after which
weeds, uqd the town will be made -so at
Notice It hereby Riven that Wm Hothamly ofSanthey returned to the Ncwlan home und
ford, Kla.. ----purrhater
of tax
te r tincaNo.
te 377
No. 377
-------Tax
Certificate
tractive, the careless. indifTerent citizen daled
ih e 6lh day of Julv. A. fi 1008, b ai lile j
duinty refreshments w ere served. Those
will sit up and take notice, wondering • nM certificate in my office, and hai inade applica
in vited
were
Mary Howard, Alm ira
tion for tax deed to Itane In acnordance wlth law.
why it was not done before. Every wom Saul w tiflc A ie rmbrftcrs thè following tlrM riUtl
Howard, Kathleen Urudy, Edna William?,
prowrty
■itua|« l In O ran ff county. Fioriti a. lo-wit:
an in Sanford Bhould join tho S. 1. A . and
W l p H.4U eh», S 87 dcii, L of N L cor of Sec IO, l i»
Lillian Shinholser, Gussic Sharpe, Q arice
have a hand in making Sanford bdautifub 20. S K 30 E, run » 6 0 dia. W 48 eh». N SO d e i W
Hand. May Tiirgshcr, Nelson Price, Izza
10 dia. N 00 d e » L 48 eh». S 30 dea. E IO ciit In
/
Si I. A.
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and •».
II. m
48 n
nere»,
ilee aaid
land
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u n . fm
aulii lanu
Kanner,
Carl
Hand
and
H e n r y
twins aaacaaed at the dote uf the latti a noe of auch
certificate in the name of E. W. Hope. Unleaa laid
McLaulin.
Chappell— W itte n
L. H. T E M P L E
L id—
cvrUHoate ahall lie redremed iu-rordin| to law. tax
f
The members q f the W claka Club en
joyed a delightful f r i d g e party in their
pretty club rooms Tuesday afternoon,
which w asthebcgln nin e of what iiromlses
to be a very gay social season wilh- the
society set o f this place. Miss Mcll
• W hitner was the fortunato one ¡to make
highest score and received the prize, a
. — d a inty work bag. - Delicious-Refreshment
were served at the dose o f tlte game.
The house com m ittee for the month is
composed o f the follow ing ladles: Mrs.
~3. L. Hurst. Miss Meli W hitner und Miss
Mabel Bowler.
Sanford's Musical Club Held its opening
m eeting last Saturday afternoon a t the
studio o f Mrs. Fannie Munson, with au
attendance o f nearly ull o f the resident
members.
The du b Iuib taken Up the study o f the
H is ln r y o f Music fur the n «w year, and
the members have ulrcady entered very
enthusiastically into the work. A short
business session was held und several new
members elected.Mrs. D. L. Thrasher had diurge o f the
Ivogram for the afternoon, whicli proved
very interesting.
paper Dn “ Countries W ith a Musical Past."
Mrs. Homrighous ga ve a very interest
in g t4ÎTailid paper on “ Early Music and
Musical Instruments." She began at the
beginning, when the voice, “ The Instru"m en t o f the S ou F Wù*
* lhe~flm~ Instru
m ent and showed the progress o f the in
struments, w h id i at first were merely
m ade to keep lim e, down to the present
or modern Instruments w ilh drawings o f
the earlier ones. The early scales were
illustrated by Miss Madge Ward and the
will Uauc ihereon.on the 24th day of October
Miss Francis L. Chappell o f Sopfprd, deed
A- U. lull).
Wiineaa
niy official tUnature and teal tbit the
sister o f Mrs. J. Lawton Moon was mar
¿3rd d avof September. A D. 1010.
ried 'a t the parsonage at 2 p m. to Wm.
laeal]
U. M. RutUNtbN,
6-41
Clerk Circuit CouiL Oranse County. Ha.
H. H. W itten o f Inverness, in the presence
o f members o f the fam ily. * Rev. J. Law ton Moon performed th e ceremony in
simple but impressive manner.
The bride made many friends during
her brief stay in Fort Meade and they
unite in the wish' llia T sh e will make frequenl visits to our city.
Mr. W itten, a man o f culture and
means lias extensive estates in Florida
and Virginia.
The happy couple left on the three
o'clock train for - Inverness where lite y
will reside. The best wishes o f a wide
circle o f Fort Meade friends go with
them.— Fort Meade Leader.
W eek o f P rayer
The members o f the Wom an's Mission
a ry Society £>f tlte BaplTst~church w lll observe their week o f prayer for state m is
sions and state-w ide prohibition next
week at 3 o'clock Monday. Tuesday and
W ednesday in the church. Mrs. J. W.
Wildman w ill conduct the Arst service.
Tuesday tlte Ladies' A u xiliary o f the
Anti-Saloon League w ill unite by holding
their weekly m oeting in this church,
when Mrs. Henry W ight w ill be leader.
Wednesday afternoon the last o f the series
o f prayer services will be held, conducted
by Mrs. J. K. Johnson. A cordial in vita don Is exlsndod tp t i l
~
"
Tho new Church o f tlte Immaculate Con
ception. which is Jbeing erected in Jack
sonville, is rapidly nearing completion
and tlte dedication services will probably
be held in December.
Davy Crockett
“ Be Sure You A re Right Then Go A head"
If lie were livin g in Sanford now he would say
S u re You H a y e
ARMOUR
F E R T IL IZ E R S
T h en Go A h ea d
Start with our pure C an a d a H a rd w o o d
A shes to sweeten your soil, then "go a h ea d "’ [l
with the special fertilizer for the crop you in- g
tend to grow, whether it is Blood, Bone and In
P otash or Celery G row eryLettuce special, Irish •
Potato special, etc., you m ay "b e sure—you— h?
are r i g h t . " ............................... • • • • |
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^Armour Fertilizers Grów Big Crops Ë
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N b tlc c o f Election.
. There will lie an election for niillqge
and for trustees o f the Sanford Scliool
District on the 25tb day -of October 1910,
in s p e c to r »^ . .Election:
George Fox,
Elder.
R. H. Marks.
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a m is iE H B G E m iu iiiiiD
Budget Far 1910.
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October 7,1910
H o w ard -P ack ard Land Co. s
S A L E S
A G E N T
-Warehouses at Sanford and
Cameron
City
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H.
* HARDW ARE COMPANY
FERNALD
S a n fo rd , F lo rid a
H eadquarters fo r E v eryth in g
For T he Farm A nd Garden
Tho
C e le b ra te d
G a rfie ld
K napsack
S p ra y
Acm e
H arrow s
C la rk
C u ta w a y
H a rro w s
P la n e t
Tools,
J r ., H and
Iro n
Age
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P lo w s, e tc .
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THE SANFORD HERALD
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erly detour, the V irgin ia cam e In o ver
Spring t^tll and alighted sof ft? at the
i e f t n r T ' land in g at Mobile.
From -*
bqndred sally porta—streets, alleys and
w h a rfs—poured a thrtn g o f people atW e Manufactnrc
A
MANUFACTURERS OF
.trncted by the strange c ra ft that bad
Superior
F
c
rtlllre
r
for
me
p o rt
. " u o w d y , fo lk * 7" snld Craighead.
Corn
Lawns
"T n k e a good look,' fo r oven wheu ye
Cane
Lettuce
Beans
Flowers
w ist uot w e vanish. Out o f tb e great
Celery
Cantalou pe
deep w e come. Into the grent d e e p ‘ w e
Cotton
Strawberries
go. T h e elciuentnls who send us are
L. V. D. BLAIR, Agent
Potatoes
Grape Vines
the pow ’fu leet spirits what there Is
P. 0. DOX 7IS
Tomatoes Orange Trees
But a b r ie f space have w e to warn
Sanford
Florida
Watermelons
Mobile. R epent! Repent! Yet a few
Copyright, 1909. by the Hobbs*
mo’ days no1 M obile «hall be done de
Merrill Company
stro yed !”
"D an Ttiom n s," snld Carson to an
old negro w ith a whip In bin hand,
squad took them tcTEls q u artet*' w here "com e h ere!"
he received them In frozen stiffness
“ Yes. M lstah Cahson.” responded the
and stood aside to let them Into a li negro. < .
brary rather w ell furnished w ith hooka.
“ Fetch m e at once one No. 2 can o f
T h e m ajor sat like a graven Im age A q u ality methnnose, nndr get me n
until the receding footsteps w ere lost list o f tho neronnt clearings fo r the I>
! '
*
* * *
to tho oar. Then he rushed at C ra ig lnat tw o d a ys."
— • •
head, shook him until bis -teeth char
"Y e s , suh."
*
tered. laughing, slapping him on the
Thom as dnrted nwnjf.
. ----------------------------- ^
HI ir'ffiiiH IFIWIfillWW j
back.
"P a rd o n m e," said a man w ho hnd n
"C ra ig ! C ra ig!” said he. “ You con w ith ered nrm draw n up to bis side In
founded old acnpcgruce!
I ’ ve uu In such a way- as to g iv e one the Imprea
fern al good mind to throw yon In fo r alou .Lkat. be w as h olding his breath,
ten years! And Mint Belinda song you "b u t a re you go in g fa r so short hand
Office Above First National Bank
SANFORD, FLORIDA
mndo tip about me! And sober too!
e « ir —
In trodu ce you r frien d s!”
"N o t fa r —In tim e," replied T h eo d o re. ^W/A^VW^■,VAM,VAV.V.WWM^V?l,V^AVf^VV.M^*MV.^WM^».WWV.^lW.V.,V.V^*AVAWAW^re
•‘ W ith Mr. W niljly's mim e," said
“ O nly to Alnakn," added C raighead
Craighead, “ you are' fumlllnr. l i e Is
“ W e m eet a Russian adm iral In at
the
billionaire
ow n er o f Speaker
M lrlm d nt 3. I f that n igger doesn't
Gunn.-'
hurry w e Bhnll be late, genornl, nnd
'.'Confoundedly sorry," snld the mn
wlm t w ill A d m lm l Phtankovodka May
Jor.
"But If tills’ reprobate," lndlentthen?”
b ig Craighead, ‘‘ bad hinted that be
T h e mnn lifte d his snllot* hal. bowed
w i s our W est P o ln rd ls g ru c u .l should
fihlltrly nnd stepped back, u nveiling a
have Issued passesTu id''—
face behind him which CarBon k n ew —
"A m i ibis." said Craighead, "Is tbe
the fo x y , ansplclous fa ce o f lVlzn«‘r.
Inveutor 11ml builder o f our airship.
thp Inventor o f the lost holleopter.
Theodor«»,Carson. M, a ."
Canton stooped ns If fo r som e casual
"(Ju lie so." replied tbe major, shak
purpose nnd laid hold on n spnniiof. .
ing bauds again. "But It was eonW ith the spanner In tils h a id he rose,
'fni! nrtnrtly"1 TTegntrirto'-rutiHM«-^-gourd .and vvTtF riTrnrigry Tmp krintrind-tn th r
you kn ow ."
•
^
midst o f the crowd. W lzu er had fled,
•"W o didn’t Intend"—
but through the thinned crow d T h e o
"N o t a w o rd !" snld the mnjor. "Y o u
dore sa w bin w iry figure, w ith tho am i
must dine with tne. Mrs. Flnlhors w ill
thnt V irg in ia ’« bullet hnd reached
‘w a ive cereim m y r She Isn’ t Belinder.
hanging In n sling, Carson g a v e chase.
Craig, you dlsijjintnbl«- old dog, die
Borne on e-erled r-^S top h im !" and an
guise«) ns n sober man! 1, Could be officer, seeing In Carson the only fugl
nngeil ns a spy! ‘T w e n ty M iles to
Vassar’ in ticnd<|unrtera! Nobody but tlvo In sight, stopped him.
" L e t me g o !” cried Carson, strug
C raig—
I-«*Cs w rite a letter to Bill
gllng.
"C o m e w ith me and arrest u
A lex a n d er—In G uam ."
T b o 111u ju r.u a * ms complaisant ns be mnn fo r attem pt to murder."
A l>oy ln~n messenger enp Interrupted
hrtfl been u nyieldin g T h e party wus
- F a r In fo rm a l Ion o r R e s e rv a tio n s s e e o r w r it e
~ttio^cnttoquy- toy- rn ttlng- “ Mr. - Cahson.
allow ed to depart.
Mr. CnliHon?" ns If "p a g in g " a mun In
Mrs. G rnyblll met them when they
T. J. PERKINS
—or—
A. W. I RITOl, ». P. Agent
alighted from the Virginia. w ith n let a hotel.
Ticket Agent, Sanford, Mor Ills
J a c k s o n v ille , M o r id * .
" I 'm Carson," snld Theodore. "W h n t
ter In her Imml for Mr. Carson nnd a
troubled look on her fn«’o. Carson do'ym * w a n t?" .
turned w h ite ns be tore It open nnd
"Som ebody on the w ire fo r you nt
tbe telephone booth In tbo hotel,” rerend:
I am K otos nwwy w ith m y aunt, who
piled tliw messenger..—
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has k indly found mo und told mu o f ymn
W on dering wh,o In M obile m ight de
decep tion in allow i n g m e to liv e w ith you,
th in k in g you m y uncle. T h e r e ¡ire ninny sire sp«»eeh with him. Carson snld,
th in g s 1 n ils ti{ any. innnv I should lik e in "W h o's*th lH ?" Into the transm itter.
say, but l lu lg ld use exp ression s fo r
"Y o u r old friend W tzn er,” Bald the
which I should tiovorry A s fo r the com - receiver. “ Crnzy ns ever. N ever mind
proinlsIiiK o f niyaulf. o f w hich m y nunt
I’ ll tell thnt n fter I'v e
has spoken, I care nothing. O th er I kings w here I nm.
count fo r so mneh m ore.
I w ant our talked I f you want me to, you pup!”
p a rtin g to be w ith ou t bltYernese. so, w ith
Carson glsr«-«! flefeely Into the re
the assu rance that I shall w atch o v e r
you and p ra y fo r you r success atul w ith ceiver.
tlm n k » f o r th e m any, innny good and kind
•'I didn’t gel th at," «a id Carson.
th in gs you h a ve done fo r me, I bid you
"Y o n can have m e pinched, but 1 enn
good h y fo r e v e r .
We . call n e v e r fo r g e t
p rove nu alibi. And w h ile I ’ m proving
each other, but w e can n ever m eet analti
things I'll fix you fe llo w s fo r smug
VIR G INIA 8UARKZ.
Craighead caught Theodore ns he gllng nnd put Hnrrod where the dogs,
won't bite him and you too!”
staggered.
" I don’ t know anything nbout smug
"W h e n did they go ?" said be.
glln
g.” "prote«li*d Theodore.
"A bou t nuon.” replied Mrs. Urnyhlll.
" W e ll," went on W lzn er, “ If yon dig
Carson groaned, thinking bitterly o f
tbo hours wasted at F ort.M organ , and bit«,) the hlg simd bill w ith tbe steel
Y ou ’ll And
nskr«l fo r Mrs. Btntt
She bud gone buoy on It, you w ill.
w hnt'll put yon In a better trade than
homo on tbe Hoc.
putting me In prison fo r n fro lic with
"T h e y went north, then," snld Car
your acrouef
Ob, don't talk so Inno
sou.
cent!
M
ow
ill«!
you finance your nlr"S o must w e." rejoined Craighead.
“ Y es." HnI>1 Mr. Waddy, w ho Beemed *hlpt ex«‘ept by fre e trade?"
Carson lmd nothing to say. H e reto consider .the Virginia Incident «doit
ed.' " I ’ ll go home an' push the work in m em h em l Captain ~ H arrod'a expres
the west, you b«>ya to New York to sion when W lzn er had called him an
old stru ggling fool.
H e rem em bered
start the Injunctions an' things.”
“ Mr. Clirson." said Mrs. G raybll! a thousand mysterious tilings now
quietly, "d o n ’ t g iv e up. I kept the made plain by tbe hypothesis o f Harfragm en ts o f the lett«>rs nho tore up. n sl's having yielded to the coastwise
Pu t -1 beth- together^— T h ey w ill -eh eer toniptHtlpir o f sm uggling. W E B H T F
you up. W h at a woman wants to any tered Into tbe lnstrumuut a sly, sluts
and doesn't dnre means much, much ter, exasperating chuckle.
(
m ore than w hat shu says.”
"L o s t your tongue?" he taunted
“ W ell, arrest me.
Any one can tell
C H A P T E R X T.
—t you where I nm. But w ill tb e girl
leave Bllberlierg to corao and testify?
A RET HEAT FIIOU I1ARTI.OX
T
b e courtship’s Just gettin g good nowH E date when the Vlrglula left
.
the dunes o f the Alabamn T o o bad to disturb them !”
Carson burled thu receiver aw ay nnd
roast fo r her first tong voyngo
Is now bistort«?) . It placed strode back t>» (lie V irginia. H e found
man a « u flyin g anlm ai wm an e<|iinllty Thom as, the negro, w ith tw o men.
w ith the bird* nnd bata Hiid Insect*. hoisting the can o f methnnone aboard.
Thom as gave him the list o f neropat
T h e gna bag o f tho aerostnt’and the aeronefa o f the first dta n fi^ e j tho century clearings.
w eul the w ay o f the tepULUvc-'iinil lm T h e sa ilin g« were not m any—tho
perfpfll w lffi the stonm w ythie o f H ero Tern fo r Memphis, the Lon g T o m for
and t h a-w ar g in * o f A rtm lm edo«, C alll- Bt. A ndrew s Bay. and, yes. the B(S£
maohus and Dem etrius. T h e .n e w era departing the m orning before “ for
la ono o f great flyin g engines h.Slde northern points."
w hich the V lrglnlu w as aa «'»hum m ing
" W e can overhaul, the T e r n ," said
bird to u haw k, but which áre, every
Crulgbend, w ith a Judicial air, “ at, say,
one, built on tho V irg in ia ’s principles—
Jackson and take ou our friends fo r
the direct thrust o f the hlndigj^nnd the
Alaska. 1 do hope th a ,p resid en t can
balancing by the nutomnllc distribu
Join us at Omaha.
G entlem en," ad
tion o f p ow er by means o f ligh t gyro
dressing tlic crow d, “ here you see a
acopen. Th o n ew hero w as the in lacra
new a«»ronef Invented by me.
By
ble young mnu w ho looked lik e one
reachlug Alnakn before n igh tfall w e
w ith his death wound nnd maneuvered
rtn a million dollar«.* T h is Is « sure
the n ew machino like a veteran —1
The©doro Canton. E ve ry schoolboy knows ■Ji log. ns the suu w ill uot «e t there fo r
thro»» mouths
T b e bet 1« w ith a Braábese things.
Ellin 11 w ho forgot about the days com-'
j l
But eve ry ono does not kn ow o f her
lu g «I’unrterly at Nome. Qut w « shall
difficu lty In g e ttin g off. A t least three
be honorable «m l pay h im the million
tim es did Carson turn back to a llow
on the nail If w e fa ll to m ak* It beforo
Cralghekd to rrniverso In fa re w e ll With
■unset In Bio, the real loco*. T o m o r
M r* G ra y b lll und Mr. W addy. F in a l
ly Craighead consented to be separated row w e shall win O r* hundred thouby. ly g v ln g
from the allu rin g M r*. G rayblll, and. *n n d - from .R o th s ch ild
•*•«
I Ocala
A Romance
Of Flying
F e rtiliz e r^ Com pany Ü
"S U P E R IO R "
THE AIR LANES *
By
H e r b e r t Q u ic k
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th e *« men. M y com plim ents to M ajor
F U tbera, and Bay to him that I have
confined three men w ho ran the guaní
In an atrablp, K ith bomb.« or cameras,
« a CAe.^aae may be; that I ba re the
a ln t d fft r a d e r guard and a w a it his In
stru ction* a t headqu arters." *
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A nd C aptain B olger bippety-hopprd
to headquarter*, fo llow ed by a soldier
w ith « cantora. T h e three Interlopers
w ant Into the guardhouse, w hile Cap
tain B olgor's mesBngo w en t to M a jo r
Flath ers, com m andant In the absence
o f Colonel K rlm n lt*.
**I w on ’ t stand Itl” Mr, IV addy qlim it
ed. " I w a n t to w ire John □ . Gunn! 1
w a n t to w ire W ashington. 1 tell you—
John H . Gunn, speak er o f the house!
H e ’ ll m ake som ebody ch ew hny fo r
tblar
M r. C raigh ead began bumm ing “ I t ’s
T w e n ty MIlea to Vassar,’ ’ evid en tly a
W est P o in t d lU y . paced the gu ard
house, tu rn in g corners w ith m ilitary,
precision or Btood accu ralely w ith c e r
tain fingers on. certain seams o f bis
trousers as precise ns n Un .soldier.
T h e atm osphere bad perm eated Ills
system, and when a corporal's guard
■'railed -fo r-th e m -W »-# l r id « m igh t -hare,
been offered ns a model.
A cccbb to M a jo r n u ttie r «' desk was
Opened fo r them by orderlies described
by Mr. W a d d y ns state's prison look
in g fello w s, arm ed to the teeth. T h e
m ajor w as thin, solemn, bilious look
ing, ns I f be bad n bad liv e r from s e rv
ice hi the tropics; haughty, ns If the
liv e r had overflow ed Ills temper.
“ W h o are y o u ?” , nuId M a jo r Flathers.
"W h o are w e ? " cried Mr. W addy.
“ W h o are w et- Am erican citizens, Mr!
Citizens and taxpayers before y o u was
• v e r b o r n .r lr ! “W ire j o h n - t i : itim n
at W ashington that Cyrus Wndd.v’H
abut up In Jail, an' you ’ ll And out!
Y o u 'l l " - '
"
•‘I t would aeem. an "econom y o f time,
M r. W ad d y,” said the ‘ timjor. a fter
q u ellin g him w ith a y e llo w glow er,
■'not to trim hie Mr. Guuri or the presi
dent, who m ight Und It luoouvenlent
to attend fo r purposes o f Ideutlflculloii.
W h a t can you nay, sir?"
T h is qu ery w as directed ot C ra ig
head.
"M o a t high and Illustrious oue." said
he, “ the w orld Is wide, Its population
some sixteen hundred inllllous.
Of
this considerable fo rce we are but
three. You ask us, O serenity, to act
ourselves apart from the others by
brands and marks. H o w can the thing
he proved? It Is a hard saying, and
y e t didst e v e r Bee that serrated nose?
G ive me a pen, nnd let me mark tt
•Exhibit A r ”
T b o m ajor arose w ith pronounced
absence o f haste, adjusted n pnlr o f
rim less glasses to bis precipitous beak
b y a clasp o f special const m otion, e x
amined C raigh ead's nose critic a lly and
im personally, as i f looking at n speci
men In a cnao, .s lo w ly rem oved the
glasses and d elib era tely reseated him■elf.
“ I h avo observed such a noso In but
one case.” said he. “ but ItH Introduc
tion In evid ence docs, uot establish Its
Identity w ith the only snout o f sim ilar
sym m etry recorded. 'E x h ib it A ' w ill
b « conaldered fo r w hat It Is w orth- n s
•Tidemru. Ifroe^ed." '
" I w llk now render a aong. which I
U t tlits hóüorable_ Uódy tó receive as
•Exhibit B.’ ’ ’
1 Th ou gh this declaration mads a d ls -’
tlnct sensation am ong the officers and
orderlies, and though the eergeaut,
w h o w as a shorthand reporter, broke
threo pencils in his agitation , M a jo r
T la tb a r* n ever le t dow n by even one
d eg ree th e saturnine d ig n ity o f tils
presence. Craighead sang w ith a fine
independence o f tune, but w ith an
a ir and s ty le o f ton e em ission w hich
rem inded all hearers o f a basso pro
fu n do laborin g In the trough o f tho
h eaviest vocal sea.
Oh, It's tw enty miles to Vassar, and the
Hudson for. to croas!
-Thera's .regulations to be broke ^ t _ both
ends o f the "route.
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But Belinda's syas are like the sky. He
lls da's hair la fleas.
And Jim Is black and plagued with love
and doesn't care a hoot.
Oh, It's twenty miles to Vassar,
But It's fifty smllas a t Vastar,
And It's other lovey-dovey things In hosts
beyond compare!
Oh, tbe love o f dear Ballnder burns his
heart Into a cinder,
And Jim will be at Vsaaar ere the momInst
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A alight redness crept up under the
tan o f M a jo r F la th ers' cheek; a slight
- q u lr e r n f the thin nostril betrayed tb e
fa c t that C ra igh ea d '« song had touch«»d
aoing spot that thrilled. U r. Craighead
aaked I f It w ou ld b* necessary to ad
duce m ore p ro o f o f his identity.
"P o e a lb ly ." said the m ajor, w ith un
abated d ign ity. . *T shall hear tha case
in p riva te.”
T h e m a jor rose and passed o a t witbW t A llA E fft U - Ü U Intruder*.
Tbe
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C O N N E L L Y
G E N E R A L
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AGENT
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I Atlantic Coast Line
GOES EVERYWHERE
Round Trip, Summer Tourist
FROM
A ll
P oints
to
all
Rates
Sum m er
A lso N u m ero u s S p e cial O c
casion R ates a t all T im e s
N ow Is The Time T o Buy Improv
ed “Ready to Plant” Sanford—^—
Celery Farms
These farms can be bought for the next thirty
days for less money
than ever again.
have Sanford farms to sell.
Burbank nor Celery City
Always Sanford.
Sanford.
N ot Largo, Taft,
hut Sanford.
There is only
A ll irrigated ready to plant.
pay for themselves this winter.
H.
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Real Estate Agency
T
Spencers
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Bakery
M O S T C O M P L E T E L Y E Q U IP
PED -B A K E R Y
IN
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A ll Mixing done by Latent Im proved Machinery.
Finest Quality o f Bread and all kinds o f Cake
Made Daily. Everything Sanitary, ■ best of
Material Used. A ll, and especially the Ladies’
are invited to visit our shop. .........................
W e M a k e any K ind of
C ake on S p e c ia l O rd e r
SPENCER’S
BAKERY
111 Park A ve.
Phone 106
Sanford» Florida
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THE SANFORD HERALD
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P re s b y te ria n Church
Evi f 7 f f ne. who
•**" Ms Star In n * p
’ W ill Move In New Quarters
More cigar factories for Sanford and a
cordially tnylted to visit the eh»pt,r.
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The
pastor,
Rev.
J.
F.
McKinnon,
will
The department store of D. A. Cald
weekly pay roll o f several thousand dol
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well At Sons has grown so rapidly since preach morning and evening. Special
lars.
F. 0. E.. C elery City Aerie IB 33
establishment that larger quarters were music. A ll are cordially Invited. ‘
Meets Tuesday nlshts nt 8 o'clock *■ m ..
FuUUhedXvery Friday Mornln, at Sanford, Fla.
THE SANFORD HERALD
The Florida Vegetable Growers asso
the Stone-Cove bulidtng on First street
t l, l
deemed nedessary. The two store rooms
SANFORD LODGES
ciation Is an assured fact and our growers
In the DeForest building lately vacated
Santord Lodge, No. 62. F. k a m
Subscription Price. 82.00 a Y ea r In Advance ore correspondingly happy.
Sanford Lodge No. 2 7 ,1 .0 .0 . r.
by Williams & Miltccr have been se
G. W.
Enimlnirr ^
r
1. Spencer.
Spepcer. Master; J. C. Enimlmh-,
tary.
m
Meets every MomUy nt 7:30 p. m., over Imperial
try. Communication
every Orel ami
If tho cigar strike continues In Tampa cured and and ore now being put In Tt.en.re W. P. Stone. N.
at
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p.
m.
VUItltU
brothers
welcSme
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Entered aa aooond-cJiM mall matter Austin22nd,
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1008, at tbc Pwtofflce at Sanford, Florida,
the city will go dry before the fall elec shape for this enterprising firm. In
i A ll kinds of repair work. Sanford.,
under Act of March 3rd. IB7B.
tion. Ten saloons closed last week Tor order to facilitate removal they have Sem inole Chapter N o.^, Order ea stern 8 tsr
inaugurated
a
mammoth
sale
and
will
Meeis
every
second
und
fourth
Friday
In
month.*|
chine « Garage Co.
IH.i
Olilo# Ftrat Floor In the Dlihop Dtock, First Street lack of patronage.
some
special
bargains.
Look
at
their
____ j________ Telephone No. U8,
They are building a new town down In “ ad" In this week's Herald.
South Florida called •‘Celery City." But
MON. N.B. BROWARD
Blount Tor the Senate
Florida mourns for her statesman son. thereat celery city will continue to be
I announced today my candidacy for
Hon. N. II. Broward, ex-governor, senator Sanford.—Tallahassee Democrat.
the United States Senate to succeed Sen
R. J Hou.t, Editor and Proprietor
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elect and one o f the most prominent
figures in American politics at the time
o f his death. From deck hand to gov
ernor, from governor to U, S. Senator
where had his life been spared frCsh
honors awaited him. such is ' the re
markable record of the man for. whom
the state Is mourning.
Senator-elect . Broward was a native
Floridian. He was born in Duvnl county.
April 19. 1857, and was therefore'-morethan fifty-three years o f nge. From his
early life'hard lines were drawn about
him by poverty and misfortune. He was
born on the form but when a small boy
he began rafting' logs for a living and
from this beginning of life on Uic water
he passed up through tltrough the various
stages of cabin boy, and cook and sailor
until finally ho became the owner of a
tug boat on Uie St. Johns river and first
bwame known to fame as the captnin of
R a w -F rien d s, which hud so feral
narrow escapes during the war With
Spain from the -Spanlsh -gunboats while
engaged in the business o f filibustering in
the aid o f the Cuban patriots.
Captain Broward held the olfice o f
Sheriff o f Duval county for several terms
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The city council o f Orlando has hod a ator Taliaferro. I prefer running in a
c iv il engineer at work for some time primary to bo held before April next, hut
making plats o f the city and also gather if that bo Impracticable will bo In the
Ing, estimates in reference to a municipal contest before the legislature.
W . A. B l o u n t .
sewerage, water n a d jig h t plant.
Hugh Sparkman having sold out the
Ferry Herald iias lit again, this time at
Lake City where he has purchased the
“ In d exT Hugh is a live one and wlUlTring
out the Index os no other can do. flip
salutatory is characterictic and regard
ing his policy has the following:
"So far as the editorial policy o f the
paper is concerned I deem no announce
ment necessary, as ray position -upon
questions o f public importance w ill he
made unmistakably plain as they m ay
ar ise. The paper w ill not bq "controlled
by any man or set o f men, and when 1
think a thing is right the Index w ill be
for It, and when 1 think a thing is wrong
Uie Index will he against it."
How. m any people in this section have
taken the boat trip between Sanford and
Jacksonville? There
is
not a
more
picturesque trip in the country, and it
is, morever. Inexpensive and com fort
able. Floridians do not know enough of
Uie beauties o f their own state*. T ry this
v i p next time yqu go north. — Lakeland
News.
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The colonist who comes to Florida to
show the Cracker how to make a fortune
on ten acres of cut-over' pine land on
which even the gophers will not live,
generally is soon taking up a subscription
(0 get back home on— Gainesville Sun.
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Having m oved across the strset into the
Rand Building, we are now. j^eiiared to give
the deople'oT Sanf&rd**the"i>esf b es f bargains ‘
in everything in
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Notice
The Herald has m oved into the new
Meeting o f the Executive Committee
building and in a few weeks presses will “ Thursday" Oct. 13th, at 3 p. in. in the
be adjusted, thp b a t s ^ i f u t Jxjlfrys will
s t o p ^ r in g ^ g y 't s
n e e with Officers o f the as
not go to Chattahoochee w ill remoln and sociation shall constitute the executive
get out The Herald ns usupl. committee.
Mrs. W. N. L eitlek ,
Sec, pro torn. S. I. A .
The Sanford Herald, speaking o f the
location o f a branch cignr factory in that
' G ood Roads M e e tin g
city by Berriman Brothers, who are large
N ext Tuesday night a good roods meet
manufacturers o f Tampa cigars, says ing w ill bo held in the new Eagles lla il
tlint while Sanford never expects to pose in the Welborne Block. Hon. J.M . Cheney,
as a cigar center, she w ill welcome all Hon. M. 0. Overstreet nnd other promi
tho factories that wish to locate there, nent speakers will address the (»eople o f
especially such firms as that mentioned, Sanford and vicinity on the bond issue
The Berriman company makes only for bnck county roads. All those Intcrfine goods and being now crowded with ested xhouliP be present,. esTxcinlly Uie
orders for holiday - goods, must get to people who are opposed to bonds, for the
■wort. ’ Quitn e r» h a ve ■been-found Tor the question wifi be made clear and ninny
factory and about, fifty hands will be doubts dispelled. The bond issue is rather
employed.—.Times Union..
vague at present and explanations o f the
modus operand! will be given. Everyone
Geo. C. Koller and E. C. W alton hove
should-at tend- the-m eetin g next Tuesda y
urcliased tfic
c plant
pTnnt o
off the Orlando Re
night.
porter Star and In the future will contra;
the destinies o f tho paper. Mr. Keller
is already well known to the fraternity
having been editor o f tho Reporter Star
M . K. JO N E S
for the past year. Mr. W alton is a new
member in the Florida field alUiough
well known in his home state o f Ken
tucky. Messrs- W alton and Keller w ill
|nfuso neW _ U fe -in to the Reporter Star
and expect' t&'make it better,* in every
way. The Herald welcomes the new
editors and proprietors and wishes both
long life and prosperity.
governor. This was in 1904. He made a
memorable campaign and was elected to
the great wonder o f all o f his political
opponents and many o f his own friends
and
supporters, lie
made the issue
which resulted in the beginning of the
. drainage o f the Everglades,
A s Governor ho became a prominent
figure and started the work o f reclaiming
— Um>-Evergla d e*- Several monOts ago lie
won a hard fought campaign for the scat
, o f U. S. Senator. W hile on n visit to his
brother a few days ogO he was stricken
and despite the cfTorts o f skilled physi
DISGRACE TO CIVILIZATION
cians Uie vita l spark flcd.und his career was
The sinking o f the ferry boat this week
cut short almost upon the eve o f Ills life
nnd subsequent delay o f all 'traffic via
work.
One of the beautiful Bides o f Broward's East Coast- is enough to cause Uic pco
life was his devotion to his home circle pic o f this section o f the county to
a n d ' his unfaltering
affection for his renounce allegiance to (he county of
why the county com
friend^. Generous by nature, forceful in Orange. Just
character, rugged from toil, Broward oc missioners allow this ferry to be operated
cupied a niche in the hearts o f the people in such a manner is beyond human com
prehension. Such n state o f affairs is a
that can never he filled b y another.
disgrace
to civilization
und entirely
H e could not live to sec his dreonu o f a
¿renter ctete come true, but under Florida obliterates nil attempts o f Orange county
sail he sleeps— her fuvorite son— an hon- to pose as a good roads center. A ll the
- ored one— the greatest in thehnll o f fame. good roads built for Uio past ten years and
the next ten to (¿ m e would avail the
people little if this ferry is allowed to
tD IIO K WILSON DEAD.
continue.
Editor
o f the m
Sarasota
Tim
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W ill the commissioners (»lease sIT- up
died last .Wednesday. He was one o f the
and
take noticeT
oldest members o f the Florida press gang
and his dem ise will be regretted by his
m any
newspaper * friends over
th e
slate., Mr. Wilsou moved to Florida in
1885, engaging in the newspaper busi
ness at Longwuod, in this county, then nt
Brudentown and then at Mfmntec. where
lie-edited thy Muntce County Advocate
for tw elve years. For eleven years he
has been the e d it o r .o f the Sarasota
Times. He was unquestionably t h e
nestOrof the Florida |>rcss, having been
in continuous service since 1885, without
being absent from “Hi a office ns much as
a week throughout the entire lim e.
IN NEW QUARTERS
L o c a l O ption <and P e rs o n a l L ib e rty
M e e tin g
On Thursday, October 13th at 2:30 p. m
there will he held nt the San Juan Hotel,
Or.lando, a m eeting o f the Orange County
Local Option Executive and Precinct Com
mitteemen and all friends o f the cause,
to thoroughly discuss the situation, form
plans and adopt resolutions for the carry
ing out of the campaign to a successful
eqd.
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If you are iu favor o f H om e Rule and
P e rs o n a l L ib e r ty your presence is abso
lutely necessary, in vite any one opposed
to the Constitutional Amendm ent o f A r
tid e X IX to attend tills meetlpg.
W. C. T emple,
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W. D. H olden.
County Ex. Committeemen.
H. L. Decmun, Chairman Orange County
Precinct Committee.
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R obbed Th e M a rs h a l
Following out the plans o f Barefoot
B ill'o f Jacksonville, a daring burglar on
last Tuesday night entered the residence
o f - Marshal G reene-Sm ith ’BndTvhileThat
doughty offid a l slept the bold, bad burglar
swiped his pants from the hook nnd
mude off with all they contained. The
burglar was kind enough to leave a
watch and several smaller articles but
$85 was needed in his business and
Marshal Smith is Just out that muen.
These light figured gentry will be calling
frequently now
and Sanford Will be
visited by them during the winter. It
would* be well for .the police to watch the
train* daily and keep suspicious charac
ters under strict surveillance,
A Narrow Escape '
Geo. Fox'," Jr . while speeding along in a
ittle white Bulck had his attention direct
ed from the road ahead by a party who
called to him. The car skidded and nar
row ly escaped clim bing a nearby tele
graph pole. W e hope Mr. Fox w ill soon
recover from the effects o f his fright.
HOUSE
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It takes three large .rooms to hold our
Mammoth Stock and New Goods are arriv
ing daily. W e can dispose o f your Old Fur
niture. Come to see us in our new quarters.
WILLIAMS
MILTEER
Rand Building
Just across the street
R. M c L a u g h l i n
W . W . ABERNATHY
J O N E S -M c L A U G H L IN C O M P A N Y
Furniture and Household Goods
C A S H A N D IN S T A L L M E N T
In spect our stock—g et our p rices and you w ill
be convinced w o a re th e P E O P L E to buy fro m
N E W G O O D S A R R IV IN G D A IL Y
SANFORD,
F L O R ID A
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SATURDAY
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FOR
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MONDAY
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Our 3 for $1 Embroidered Hose for only
. 25c
44‘ ‘3 “ "$1"Gulfife Hose for on ly.......... ............................
Regular 10c seller in Light Blue and Black at
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25c
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New line o f Simpson Prims In Lllght and Dark colors____
Beautiful selection Amoskeng Ginghams nt
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'10yards best Lonsdale Cambric at o n ly ..^ ..........
12 “ ■" 33-inch Soft Finish Cambric........ : .................
-44 - - — 30-ineh heavy weight unbleached Sheeting f o r . . : . . .
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Cambric Percnl, while they last per y a rd ................
r .6 c
g ^ c
$1.25
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9c
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10-4 Blenched and Unbleached Sheeting fo r .....................
25c
Our stock o f 10, 15 and 20c Lawn and Batiste very special___ 7 A c
Best quality. Apron Ginghams o n ly ________________
Call and see our new stock we will be glad to show you
DAVIES
S a n fo rd , F lo rid a
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T H t SANFORD HERALD
JOKE OF THE METROPOLIS
The Crippen Music Store
High-grade Pianos, Organs,
and Graphophones.
Low Prices
Easy Payments.
UNIVERSITY
OF F L O R I D A Florida State College For Women
GAINESVILLE
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A S u p erio r But In expen sive In stitu tio n
F o r F lo rid a You n g M en
TALLAHASSEE
P b scs As a Frien d o f F lo rid a G ro w e rs
W hen Aid Is N o t Need.
C n llffa o f A ft« and Sei«nce*i. N o rm a l S chool, School
F o u r r n l l r f r t , » ( r io ih a r t) * ip « rtin « n t «ration: U r m r r - o f M w ic , School o f A f t f S chool o f E x p rtti& e a , S chool
A
recent issue o f the Jacksonville
■ii)r m e n t io n . WI pn rrofrtftor»
o f ««or» iand
d
a t i it ii n f t . 60 per o f H om o E xon o rm « . F i n t da«« equipm ent ih ro u fb o u f.
Metropolis, contains the announcement t t n l io r r v iM in i t t crnW
li«ct| yvrar.
d i psotr
ci U
ra r. A t l f K t i v f build
f i Afidi t vrnj>tit. F o r c a lti o f a J d im A. * Murphrcc T u itio n (tea. O th e r t■t»*» * « very low * F o r in fo rm *«
that n department fur the growers is tu iP« re
lin o addraw
E D W A R D C O N R A D I. P r e t l d f n t
s id e n t.
he inaugurated “ in resign s« to the w ide
spread demand : for n jmj>cr that will
represent the interests o f (ho people
V W V » V? truthfully, fearlessly and devoid o f al
AG ENTS
favoritism ."
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To the people acquainted with the
Jacksonville Metropolis this w ill afford
o r t ie * w ith HOLDEN R E A L E STA TE CO.
cause for u smile. The announcement
continues that the growers have dis
covered that they must devote sbme time
3 g f5 f
to reoding. "E very grower in the State
would like to subscribe to n newspaper,
if he could feel convinced ilrnt the paper
was edited and published 'on the square
and not controlled by some hidden in
fluence antagonistic to his welfare and
C A R
L O T
D I S T R I B U T O R S
success." Tiian (lie Jacksonville pti|>er
assorts its innocence of corporation or
W c want your crop and will offer special inducements
trust control.
The growers o f Florida are at. liberty to
help nny institution they want to, but
such u patronizing bid for their support
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SAN FO RD . F LO R ID A
ought to receive'n most decisive ropulrfc.
Pico Bloch
W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y
erv
Shoe Repairing By Machinery
General Fire Insurance
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Q u ic k e r, N e a te r and B e tte r than th e Old W a y
♦f
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Just Try Me and See
Same Man but New Location
No. 113 W . First Street, Next Door to W o o d ru ffs Store
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HANSON
SANFORD.
Sanford,
H.
Sales Agents and Distributors
SANFORD CELERY UNION
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BRANCHES
N ew Y o rk
W ash in gto n
Sanforû
W e c o rd ia lly in v ite you to
a tten d our F a ll M illin e ry
O p ening on W e d n esd ay
and T h u rs d a y , O c to b e r
12th and 13th .
On these dates w e w ill
have on display th e la te s t
N e w Y o rk and P a ris ia n
c re a tio n s o b tain ab le in the
E a s t.
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& Smith
FLORIDA
ORLANDO,
Why Not Buy the Best?
The Best Is Always
the Cheapest
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IT cost’s no more than the ordinary
when purchased from us. A full line
of Clothing, Men’s and Boy's now
ready for your inspection. Also the
latest Novelties in Hats, Shoes,
Shirts,'Ties,, Hosiery, Underwear, in
fact
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Everything in Men’s .Wear
Especial attention i£ called to the fact that we
are agents for the "O N L Y SHOES” made in the.
U nited States that are “ independent of the Leath er
Trust” and this means that^you con huy better shoes
from us for less money than elsewhere in Sanford,
besides we guarantee absolute satisfaction or your
money back. Our inducement is honest m erchan
dise, honest and courteous treatm ent of all custom
ers. You are cordially invited to visit our. store and
inspect our new fall stock.
Y o u rs fo r+ io n e s t T re a tm e n t
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R.
M U R R E L L ,
Resident Manager
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J a ck s o n v ille
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C O M P A N Y
COMMISSION MERCHANTS _______
CRUTCHFIELD & WOOLFOLK
BRANCHES
W O O D S
FLORID^
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Florida
represented the interests o f the people,
but on the other hand has consistently
represented the interests o f the interests,
and by the interests has it grown fnt.
it says that the growers have discover
ed tbut they must keep justed mfii sub
scribe for a ncwspo|HT. This is surely u
most condescending way o f nvtproaddng
the most intelligent class o f jicoplc in the
Slate. "Th ey have discovered." says (he
Jacksonville pajier. The growers dis
covered that long ago, hut the Jackson
ville jxiper is just beginning to discover
Uuit-the- growers are utimled to - soon*
consideration, but that pnjur never offer
ed it until it is seen that the growers are
in a w ay to become valuable contributors
to its capacious maw. It may Occur to
some o f the growers to inquire itow u ll of
this "truthful uud fearless" espousal of
theft-daiina WUS used by the Jackson
ville paper when the growers had the
fight o f their lives on lust year for a
reduction o f rahes, und the truthful and
fearless work that it sjieuks of giving
would huve been of some real account.
Where has it heed on all occasions when
it wns neededf Perhaps some of tile
growers will have the forethought question
the "truthful and fearless" protestations
before
falling
victim
to
this
new
scheme__ Miami Metroiulis.
E. E. B R A D Y
Livery, Feed and ’ ’
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M iss T u ck er A d d resses Leagu e
Miss Emma
Tucker addressed t le
ladies of Snnfurd in (he Park luestluy
afternoon, under (tie auspices o f the
Ladies Auxiliary
to the Aute-Suloou
League. The meeting was well attend
ed; and those who availed themselves id
this opportunity to hear Mus Tucker
greatly appreciated the erupst address uf
this nbbló~womari. H er wide experience
in eva n gelistic' work and on all lines
pertaining tu reform make her a Valuable
-assistant
in
the pfeoent movement.
The next meeting o f the Ludies Auxiliary
w ill he held in the Baptist Church Tues
day, Oct., U th at 3 o'clock.
Stables
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Kentucky Horses and Mules for sale.
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A ll kinds of hauling and farm work ;;
done on short notice.
O rlando's E xp erim en tal Road
In comjuiny with Sujierinteudeijt R. M.
Bennett, the editor made an inBjwction
o f Die exjierimeittal strip of brick road,
built for the countv at the northwest
terminal of Mark's street in Nortii Or
lando, fronting the C. B. Thornton plnce.
The commissioners will examine the
road today, and it will he formally turned
over to them.
This brick rood is built to demonstrate
the reusability o f the jilau. The entire
length of the s|>un is 525 feet, a run of
nmjtlc length to test it.
The construction is varied us follows:
The south end is laid within sixteen feet
of brick wnh the ourbing next to the
brick, m aking.n'wlde,Jnu gradual curve
nt the Thornton corner, the road having
a four in di crown until it strikes the
curve, when it slojies eight inches one
way. A t the end o f'th e curve, the brick
(nation of the road is reduced to the
nine feet in width as |>roj>osed for the
county roads, witli me curt) .on the out•w
sitle. A fter
running about 200 feyp
there is the smite construction with the
curbing next to the brick for some «Di
stance, jerminating in a stretch without
any curbing, the d a y la in g built up
next tu lBe Uigh; the tides are (njiered
off wnh a liesv) shoulder uj>on which (lie
Hexmuda grass, will „row to iud^-Uutioad
from wusiiing.
it is really surprising to see how roomy
the nine feet wiiu the hiidt is. it is fully
the width of thy average traveled d a y
county road as nai* constructed, und with
the six feet of d a y added, is much wider
than any county road.
titiléis a man is so full uf prejudice he
cannot see straigiit, this experimental
road will surely con ’ince him of its
practicability, however he may Maud oil
the bond qucsiiun
___Everybody in tile county should make
a trip to the-—|xthrt—indicated und iry
it —Orlando Citizen.
Sale
Ideal
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�O ctober ?,1910
THT SANFORD JtfcRALD
Efficient S taff of Reporter* Weekly
Cover* the Territory for
The Iterald
PAOLA POINTS
Spedai Com*pond•nc* lo The llorald:
He announced that the attendance o f
students on this the opening hour t was
three flmes as large as that which greet
ed Mr. Moody on the opening day Of
Northfleld twenty-three years ago. Also
that it was as large os the number
present at the Opening- 6f two other In
stitutions of learning in ibis country,
some years ego, one o f which,,has now
readied on yuollm ent of 100O and the
oilier an enrollment o f 300, The address
was well received and created a line
impression. Misq Emma LT Tucker fol
lowed President Haynes with a splendid
Bible Reading on the “ Word o f God"
which was delivered with great power
and with her diaracterstlc earnestness
and directness. Miss Tucker is pro
foundly interested in the. college and Is
putting her heart and soul into the
leaves three daughters nnd one son.
Those to mourn her death arc Mrs, E.
Sjoblom of Knoxville, Ten n , Mrs. V .
Pairpqulit o f Hallandale, Fla., nnd Mr. H-.
Peterson of Upsaia, Fla:, besides n num
ber of grandchildren nnd one great grand
child, Sydney Houston Jnmines.
l a
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e
Planet Jr implements are
"the greatest time-savers and labor-savers everjn ven ted
for the farm and garden.
T h ey frequently do six men's work, and d o it
better than by ordinary methods.
Regrets
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O ve r tw o m illion farmere an
gardeners have found this out by actual use.
From the Sanford Herald we learn That
the cigar manufacturers who were looking
around Orlando have decided to locate in
Snnfqpl. It is said the factory will bring
a hundred families to Sanford. If Orlando
cares to increase her population one hun
dred families strong, which means $100.000 more money per year, she must l>e
ready to grasp the opportunity when It
presents itself— Orlando Citizen.
Y tu can’ 1 * fford to
be without a Planet Jr.
N o. 17 P la n «* Jr S ln *la -W b e e l H o a b a most handy and * * * • «
garden cultivation. A tine tool for working dose to crops, espeatlly in Iste work.
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N e w N o. 81 P lan et J r H o rse-H o e. C u ltiva to r mad ^ u r ie w a r 1» •
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implement for cultivating and hilling crops up to 4 feet apart.
f►Compact, strong, end steady-running.
Does just the kind ol
work you want.
Come and sep our full line o f Planet Jr labor-avere.
A fter a line season for haying we are
beginning to need n good rain, and the
last few days promise (o bring it along
Notice to the Public
work.
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without mudi delay.
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Effective Monday. October 10th. SanLivingstone College opening was al
One of the late pleasant events wjisthc
ford Traction Co., will sell found trip labor
together
a .grpa^success. The Institution
surprise party tendered Miss Malie)
tlc^ft^ for tH). cents, good uuly. going south.
Sellinoli recently. A delightful -evening started up under encouraging am plest* T jo _ 8 a. m., north
was spent by the merry crowd assembled. nnd prornises to h a‘• great- and - growing
A. P. Connelly,
A good time Is always assured-in that success.
Manager.
Rev. E. M. Stanton from the North
hospitable borne.
> \
Georgia Conference has nrrived and lo
cated his family |n Enterprise and
from her iuimner trip to North Carolina
his son and daughter in the college.
and Georgia.
Other families are coming to augment- the
Dr. J. N. Dishop of New York is making population of our beautiful village and
a short visit to bis sister, Mrs. A. V. Mc- swell the attendance Wf-Livingstone
Guln and looking over bis Paola property.
College.
T. E. Wilson is down from Phoenda.
Miss Ethel Qusckcnbos is spending two
N. Y., for s few day^ on a business trip. weeks with her sister Mrs. C. R. M.
A. E. HILL
mma
For Sale By Owner
L. P. Hagan of Markham has been quite Sheppard of Daytona.
sick with fever, but is now improving.
Jlcv. D&mond Palmer of Altoona held
B. CL end John H anley carnè "up from his regular month service at the school
Carter* Friday and uro both on the sick house. T h e - Baptist held a..business
list at their home fiere.
meeting after morning service and called
Miss Mamie McLain of Geneva, tcadicr Rev. Palmer for another year.
o f Paola and Sylvan Lake sdiool for the
ensuing term, arrived Saturday evening
WEST SIDE ITEMS
•
and is staying with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Special Correipondence lo The Herald:
.Tlujmitsoi^ Sdiool opened Monday, Oct. — Tiie passage j f . the-olrl fam iliar
3Í3, with n good attendance.
bus, with its two lines of happy young
GENEVA JOTTINGS
faces, on their way to school was
pleasing sight last Monday morning.
20 acres fine Celery Land just north of
Famous*. Celery__ A ya
Wells Guaranteed for' $60. W ill sell
whole tract for $3,000, half cash,
balance one year
a
8(xv1*1Covrripoiidrnee to The llrt.Iil:_
J, N. Stenstrom has moved his family
Miss Blanche Pnttislmll bus returned to
into Ids beautiful,new home, now com
school at Tallahassee. .
pleted jus* west o f the Crystal Ice
Mrs. A. A. Moran nnd 'children have Factory.
gone to Lake Mary to visit relatives for
Miss Martha Massey o( Macon Ga., is
a htonth.
visiting her sister Mrs. J. A. Smith.
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Tolar of Port
We are very sorry to hear o f the iliness
Tampa recently visited relatives in
of Miss Mayme Rabun and hope to soon
Geneva.
welcome her smiling face among ps
Mrs. J. A. Worthy left Inst Saturday for once more.
Amerlcus Go., on a visit of some length.
Mrs. J. A. Allison of Charlotte, N. C„ fs
Many friends welcome Mrs. C. A. looking after Interests and visiting her
Kaulerson back to Geneva after a sum marry friends in Sanford, where she is
mer pleasantly spent in Ohio.
always welcome.
Thq meeting at the Methodist church - Mrs. S. C. Denmark is spending a few
Is still in irugress and will in ull weeks in Jacksonville.
probability continue through the week.
Mrs, Kaiser has returned from her trip
• Harold Pnttislmll left Monday to again abroad, much improvnd in health and
enter the dental college in' Nashville, quite delighted with her Journey.
Tcnn. *
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WcTiotc
much satisfaction the
Ml&s Olie Peters* returned to Jackson general improvement in "Brady's store'
ville Sunday after spending a month with under the new management of Mr.
her parents and oilier relative.
Davids, a gentleman uf oleari character
Chusa & Co., iiave boguu packing and sterling worth.
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gfape fruit from the Rnulcrson grove.
E. Brevier's mother and sister Of
The report is that this inilt is unusually
Pennsylvania arc spending » fetf-w o rk s
fine this year.
in tlie "Sunny South".
Dan llart mid Herbert Slmmans visited
Geneva last Sunday.
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Demand For P rim a ries
5 1-4 acres cleared, fenced and plowed,
half tiled with Georgia Tile, two flow
ing wplls, 5-room house, west side "bf
town about .two miles fro m . postoffice
just off hard road, will sell for $3,500,
alf cash, balance one year.' . ■t . .
Win.
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Mrs. Ernert Leon nnd children have
Tlie principal topic of political dis
recently returned from n visit to North cussion is whether n primary will be
Carolina.
called'to select a sena loria! nominee, or
The meeting at the Baptist church was tlie legislature be allowed to act inpostlainwl until next Sunday on account de|ieiidently. Many telegrams and per
of the protracted s e r v i c e s at the sonal Interviews secured by the Metropolis
demand that tlie state committee call a
Methodist.
On last Friday afternoon Mr V. T. primary and the expense be cut down
Peters and Miss Penrle Worthy rode over by citizens volunteering to act as election
to the residence of Rev. Saunders and oflicers without pay.
' Were qmtely married. ~Tlds was no sur- — ann n nafTW .TI. Price 7>rniVst¿ ieTconijvine to their friends us all had been ex niittec expressed himself as favoring a
pecting it for some time. This popular primary if funds can be raised. Gover
young couple, ho ye. jnuny friends here nor Gilchrist says a primary should be
wlio with them much Joy and happiness. held if possible, to preveut "w ire pulling”
and political chicanery during tlie legis
lature session nt Tallahassee. In caso
E N TERPRISE ETCHINGS
tlie stute committeemen do not show a
the Upania* o f Livingstone Celiaca
disdosition to arrange for u primary, u
S u g l i I'wrciponileuL-o la Thu iU iu ldt_______
movement is to lie inaugurated to ioice
. Tlie formal opening of Livingstone
nct.on. Tlie Metropolis suggests Decem
College occurcd nt ten o'clock on the
ber Gtfnd 27 us tlie best dates for two
morning
September
«p of-----r» it*1 fi AS 29th. A large
primarles, lis n primary cannot be held
audience was present nnd * tile exercises
on the general election day.
were of the deepest interest. Tlie pre
Among the possibilities mentioned are
liminary services consisted of songs and
Nathan P. Bryan, John Stockton, Park
irnyera. followed by on address by Dr.
Trammell, Frank -Adams. G o v e r n o r
D. F. Haynes, president— U e-rsviaw m l
Gildinst. W. A. Ulount, W. B. Lamar and
the history leading up to the founding
W. H. Milton— Jacksonville Metropolis
of the Institution, which begun with tlie
purchase of the old Brock House Hire«
Died
years ago, by the Misses Tucker, tlie
A fter praying lo deport from this earth
plan culminating in tlie founding of
to her heavenly home Mrs. G. Lundqulst
Livingstone College.
fell asleep in Jesus Sept. 14, 1810, at the
The president stressed his Spedai conhome of her daughter. Mrs. E. Peterson,
vlctions on educational questions. He
at Holly HUL Fla., just eleven months
contaitds earnestly for the education of
after her husband's death. She was born
thu heart as well as the head and de
in Vntebo, Sweden, in 1838. They came
plore« the frequent neglect df tlie moral
to this country in 1880 and spent their
and spiritual training of the impil in
years In Florida, Thxefi Jiulis children
, »uhool life. He announced that Living
were buried in Sweden and lour grown
stone College stood preeminently for
children died In this country. Tne eldest,
the whole Bible, untouched und uuMrs. I). Houston, died in 1888. Three
tarnished by the Iconoclastic hand of
weeks after, Mrs. Clair Vihlen was badly
modern Higher Criticism. He advocated,
strongly a~Uñe of Chrlstiair and spTriiuaT
Onq^year luter their son, Andrew, drowned
education which would not trend the In Lake Monroe, and in 18^4 the death of
student from home nnd mother and God their son, Erie, ft;_____
but Wnt^hlm closer to these.
t a v e U a d W e r y sad U fa
8-room house on Park Avenue good
location, all modern improvements,
11-2 blocks from main street, sell for
$3,500, half cash balance' one y c ^ a r ,
rents $30 month...................
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Call on or Address
S M IT H i
SA N FO R D, FLORIDA
?s.»ih**•
NOW
IS T H E
TIME
T o have your Automobile overhauled for the winter
W e have the equipment and tools to make your car
as good as new.
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Consult us.
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A n y thing in the repair line.
Motor boat work a specialty.
Mrs. Lundqulst
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�O ctober 7,1910
THE SANFORD- HERALD
IN AND AßOLT THE CUV
Little Happenings-M ention
M atters In Brief.
of
U
PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST
Mrs. Kimball of Mt. Dorn, ‘was In our
Special In new Mahogany,- Oak and
d l y Inst Snturdny.
Birdseye
Maple
furniture
Extension
Tubles
and
rocker
nt
Miller
&
Son.
4ti
Mrs. Rnysor is spending ,thc week with
For a real Haircut and Shave go to
home folks in Ocala.
I
Mrs. H. Liljn is home again, after a few
weeks pleasantly spent In Asheville.
. Engineer Mac Moye has moved into the
coffilge recently purchased by Idm on
Mngnollu avenue.
. Dfc R^L,,Mnson moved this week into
Summary o f the Floating’ Small Toll«
the cotta ge-he purchased some weeks ago
Succinctly Arranged fo r H u r
ried Herald Readers.
on Magnolia avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. ilD u n n n rc at home
Cecillnn Music Ciuf) meets Saturday,
ngnin after an absence o f four months.
Oct., 8, 3 p. m. Studio o f Mrs. Munson.
Miss Clara Guild, the efficient principal
-Miss Hazel Hand returned from a visit
o f tho Sanford High School is again qt her
.to New York, on the boat last Friday.
post o f duty.
Mrs. W ill Moore and son Arthur left
H. H. Deane has returned front a plcasSaturday for their home in Atlanta
nnt vacation, part o f the time being s|>ent
Georgia.
nt Coronado Beach with his family.
Y
Albert Gramllng, Sanford’s Leading,
Barber.
Ives fit Smith have a millinery an
nouncement in this issue.
Rooms, furnished or unfurnished at
The Herald office.
V arnoill Best furniture polish on the
market- For snlc by Sanford Furniture
Company.
40 -tf
Bring your old tires to Sanford Mqchlne
fit Garage Co. forvulcanizing.
48-tf
New goods arriving dully at AJillcr fit
Son.
Call and see our line.
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Pnrcntsl Come |o the M. & R. store for
school books and supplies for the children.
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Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine
fit Garage Co.
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Remember that MillerfitSon arc selling
Pattons Sun Proof Point.
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Crushed and pulverized Limestone, enr
load lots.
R .H .W h itiw r,
OU can dress well even if we
don’t supply you, but you can
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dress much better if we do.
These are, the
characterize our business and
have gained for u s . an en-
Miss Veda W ard and Mabel Hand,
Mrs. A. E. Huusholder made a brief
left Monday for Orlando, they attend the visit to Orlando this week.
Cathedral school there litis winter. Their
Mr. Brady and family, accompanied by
many young friends will miss them.
E iHt . iLum
d«H). morored-rnTf-th
motored"Wrrr~n) DeLaml
r.
l uinaiwi,
Mr and Mrs. E. L. Ferrati arrived in the
and boiled hum
city Saturday evening. They are visiting
f W. W. Long' and have it cut on an
Hchry Denne left last week for Jack- o ...............
their daughter, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher.
sonville and will lie a member o f the American slicing machine, it is fine.
- Mrs. B. F. W hitner Jr. and children Senior Class of the Duval High School.*
Polished rockers ut Miller fit Son going
at low prices.
-Itf
came home last week after an absensc
Alexander R. Cassli has been made as
- Wo are cquipi>ed to handle your repair
o f six weeks or ipore.
sistant physical director of a branch of
work.
Sanford Machine fit Garage Co.
Mrs. Geo. 13. Dickinson o f W inter Park the Y . M. C. A. of Pittsburg, Pa. lie en
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arrived in the city last week, she will tered upon his ¿lathis Monday,‘Oct. 3rd.
New crop onion seed Crystal W ax und
have chargo o f one división o f the eighth Tills puts him in direct line for promotion
Bermuda's Red and W hile genuine Tcngrade in the Grammar school.
to the office of physical director in the
erille grown ut L. R. Philips fit Co’s.
2 tf
Mrs. J. B, Snarling an d . Miss Clarissa, near future when a vacancy is directed.
When you begin to furnish ytrnr home
returned to thè city Sunday afternoon, No more job printing for Rex.
give Miller & Son a call; they will save
after a delightful visit, o f some weeks in
Mr and Mrs. R. S. D a vlej have.gone to you money.
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N ew York «ta tè « « d e i t y ! ----------- — ^ —
Macon Ga:rTnr n vIBU* WIUTreia lives.
Williams fit Miltcer will pay the spot
Mrs. Jessie S. S|)cec returned to the
Misses Eloise and Corinnc Keen have cash for your second hand furniture.
We can store your furniture for you.
city Saturday from Pulktka, where she returner1 to tliclr home in Macon nfter
W illiam s fit Miltcer.
spent several days at
the Putnam it visit with their sister. Mrs. R. S.
For best cuts Florida beef, call at Lungs
Davies.
House.
Mrs. Randa il, 301 E. Third St., has a
Miss Ruth Hettinger returned Sunday store.— W e have it.
Place tiie titles to yuur real estate In
nice line o f hair switches, puffs, ets. She from a visit to Philadelphia.
the
Realty Trust Company and avoid com
will also make your combings or cut hair
Mrs. C. M. Hamilton nnd May Hamilton
into switches or puffs.
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went over to DeLnnd .Monday returning plications. For particulars address B. F.
Whitner, Jr., Secretary.
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The many friends o f Miss Gertie Speer the same day.
If
you
want
the
Genuine
Article
go to
ore, very glfld to welcome her buck for
R. J. Holly and fam ily have removed
L.
K.
Philips
fit
Cn..
for
your
Crystal
W ax
this winter. The school hoard and chil to their new home on Sanford Heights.
nnd
Bermuda
Onion
seed.
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dren in Miss Speer's grade nre to he F. A. Schunipert nnd fam ily will occupy
Mrs. Randall, .’till -E, Third SL. la on ax.
congratulated.___________ _____________ ___ the residence recently occupied by-M r,
pert hair dresser and manicurist. Also
Holly.
Mrs. Forrest Lake returned from JuckMr and Mrs. W. A. Keelor and family gives face nnd scalp treatment. Special
. sonville Saturday evening, after a pleas
8-lt
of Stamford Conn., returned to Sanford rales to regular customers.
ant week with relatives there. •
yesterday. They made the trip in their
Mrs. J. J. Purdon uad daughter. Miss
car but were obliged to stop at the ferry
Essie returned on Fridays hum from their
and take ihe car back to Enterprise.
pleasant summer in Cunada*.
Miss Emma Russell, who bus been . a
II. R. Wilcox, Mr and Mrs. A . N. Hurler
valuable compositor for the Journal for All L ocal A d v e rtis e m e n ts Under This
mid Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Under o f Torringseveral years, left Saturday for Sanford, Heading, One Cent a W o rd Cacti Issue
toil, Conn., arrived in the city lust Friday
Fla., where she has accepted a like
Rooms for tent nt The Herald office.
and will make their future home hen*.
liosjtion. with a paper o f that place__ Dixon
For
Kent— Nice offices.
Also wnreMiss Niln M oore-ret urned-Jnst weeki K y ) JCdrfnn. '
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from u pleasant visit with relatives in
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Mr. and Mrs. 0, W. Itrad y ami family
South Carolina.
For
Sale—
W
hile
Leghorn
hens
1
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years
o f ^ c w York liuve arrived in the city
T. Allen'Jones, who lias been in the and will make ilu-ii future home here. old. White Leghorn pullets. 5 months old
from "1310 Blanchard Leghorn Farm.”
mountains o f North
Carolina all the Mr. Brady owns some valuable celery
New York.
summer for the benefit of his health re and ami lias built a fine home on Mag
I). D. Donne,
Geneva, Flu.
turned to Sanford Sunday evening.
nolia Avenue, .We welcome this estim 7-lf c
For Rent— Two 4 room houses between
Mrs.’ Henry W ight left Sunday fur a able family into our midst.
12th andvi-tth Sts. $8,00 per month. A p
short visit witlt her fattier Dr. Bouchelle,
Hon. Seaborn Wright, o f Georgia, will ply B. Peters,
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8-2 t.
in I'hoiiiasvllh*. Go.
make nil address at the Hand Stand in
Wanted— By fifteen years' experience
Mrs. S. O. Chase mid children have re the City Park Thursday evenin.gOct. 13th cleaner, dyer and, tailor ladies' and gents’
turned after spending u delightful summer 7:311 p m. The public is cordially invited clothes, to clean, dye, repair or alter.
Suits made to order nt 15| k{U, 25 or 30
to attend. Don't miss tltiss|ieech. A grea t! days. Our price will suit your pocket.
in the North.
treat is promise«! and will lie enjoyed by
Your money’s worth or your money back.
Braxton Perkins has returned from
till.
Bradford fi. KeitA’ -105 Third St. Phone
trip to Ida old home in V irginia.
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S ee! We have just received a full line 311.
Turner Houser is hitting the road again of shoes for Misses, children nnd boys.
W auled—Good fresh milch cow. P. O.
' this lime for the Lew is Riley Co., whole Specially built for school wear.
7-3p
F. L. Box 712.
sale grocers of Jacksonville.
For Sale— Six room house. A il modern
Woodruff, lbfi West First St.
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improvements. Well located. Small pay
Hon. Geo. A. DcCottcs lias returned from
J A. Thom pson has opened a incut
mem down. baluiice by the month. - A d
a trip to New York. Mrs. DcCottcs will m a rk et ut the c o rn e r o t S a n fo rd Avc. dress A , care Sanford Herald.
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reiiiiiiii in the notth for several weeks.
and Third s tre e t and w a n ts to sec his
For Rent— I Argo store rqom for rent Jit
L v e rv ^ liuMuuxhuihlingi eof^Firat xind^Sanford
II. M. Llpo and daughter, Mrs. C. K. old c u s to m e rs and n ew .
Inquire Joe DeMont.
7-2p.
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in
Florid
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and
W
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rn
m eats. Ave.
- Messick o f Charlotte, N. C., have returned*
Two line offii'e rooms for rent— Herald
W
e
have
a
few
of
these
mulling
rugs
home after u visit with Mr. L ip c s soil. M.
left, only $2.25. Miller & Son
4lf Bldg.
P. Upo ot this city.
Fbr Rent— Rooms, furnished or unfur
New Mattings. New RugB, New Art
Mrs. M. P. Lipc bus returned from
Squares, prices the lowest at Millerfi, Son. nished. suitable for . light housekeeping.
visit with relatives in Nortli Carolina.
-nr. Apply corner Purk and Ninth.
To Rent— House 6 rooms and bath room
Miss Lillie Fair Smith o f Montgomery,
W anted__ Your second bund furniture,
corner o f street. Address.
Ala., who has accepted a position as for which we will pay you the cash.
Addison L. Williams,
.Williams fit Miitecr.
teacher in the Sanford school arrived lust
P. O. box, 1185.
Sanford. Fla.
Now lot National crackers received since
Wednesday and is the guest o f her aunt.
l or Sale, Cash nr Instalments— Six well
. JM ra-W . N ^ U ffle r.-------------------------------- the rains hnvc stopped; they arc fresh nnd located luts. Fodr on paved streets. A .P .
Connelly.
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Miss Lillie Farnesworth lias rotunied crisp. W. W. Long.
Wanted—Cottage o f live rooms or flat
We
are
dismantling
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Pine
Crest
Inn”
front u pleasant summer vacation spent
of five rooms. Address Box 1060. 5-tf
buildings ond offer for cash, high grade
at her borne in Tennessee.
W ANTED — To buy 3.000 acres, or more
lumber, stairs, jwrcii trim, laths, tin roof of Florida land, for colonisation. Must
Miss Grace W ay of Jacksonville, who
ing, doors, windows, blinds, casings, pipe ha good load, well located. Address P. Q. —
formerly lived here, is visiting Mrs. Ensv i
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3-4, I, I K inch galvanized, four inch cusl Box 61, Dayton. Ohio,
_ in in g e r jjy l_ M ».- M c L a u llii, Tills is Miss
Save your fruit and vegetables. Use
iron, and four, six nnd tw elve inch terra
W a y V first visit back to her old home
Hamilton Smudge Heater, , An exhibition
cotta. Hotel range witli boiler, laundry
loWii andPher friends ure giving her a cor
at Clyde Pharmacy. M. W. Lovell. Agt.
ranges, sinks, closets, howls with tanks,
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dial welcome.
built tub, mantel, counters, brick etc.
House to Rent— Eight rooms und bath.
J. P. Doaeliy, first mayor o f the town of
Victor Schmclz fit Son. K 2.. Sanford. N ew ly painted inside. On Celery avenue,
Mt. Dora stopped over witlt us a few
known as W illiam s’ liouse. Inquire L. A.
7-2t p.
hours; dn his return from Jacksonville
Brurtdey.
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S m u dge H eu tcr D em on stra tion
last Friday.
For Rent— Ten ucres tiled land on street
W. L. Lewis state agent for the Brackett car line. Station on place. Two acres of
C. W. Rose, the little real estate man Smudge Heuler will give a demonstration
tiled land, cottage and barn on place.
did Sorrento last Saturday.
o f this wonderful invention on next On street car line. Address, J. N. W hit
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John Gruebele, o f Cleveland Ohio, is Monday night ut Deardull» Station ut 8 ner, Sanford Florida.
For
sale__
1
have
five
or
six
pieces
of
Paying his first respect to Sanford.
p. m., and on Tuesday night nt Brady's
land more than 1 need for trucking. These
Mr and Mrs. White, who itave been sick «tore on the west side at 8 p. m. A n y rands were bought cheap, cleared under
information desired see G. R. my own supervision and will be sold at a
at the hoepitital in Orlando, have -r^pov- other
gretu bargain, One five acres pcrfeclly-f
er®4 »ufficiently. to go to their home at Culhouu,
tiled, third year in cultivation, 30 rods
Cameron City.
Greatest Marine engine Offer t v ^ r from Beck Hammock station. 40 acres
Mude. _ _ _ _ _
J. J. Fug os. was here shaking hands
half cleared ami -pkmed,-~bnlnncc fine
Tlirough a special arrangement, we ure hummock, two strong wells, tool house, V*
—J s lU iT tb -frie n d s l f l l l w eek:
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Best bargain
for u limited time (trepared to offer the miles from Cameron City.
J. C, Cooper o f Jacksonville stopped famous Roberts Non-back firing Marine uu tire juiii kui. Phone 7-8.— L evi Btnford.
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over last Sabbath JtfilD-W*»-—— ------------ EnglnefiTfrpractleaHy' factory cost. From
Price. $40.00 and up.
I have ¡bouse and several choice lots in
Mlia A lice Totheriy, tho popular assist 3 to 40 H. P.
Fully guaranteed. Call upon or commun Sanford Heights and Murkhatu Heights
ant principal o f the Sanford High School
icate with
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for qole. Prices low. Epay .term * Fred
Is being welcomed by her many-friends
Pierson & Perkins Agents.
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viable reputation. • This should
impress you with the possibili
ties to be gained by making
lis your haberdasher.
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FRANK
Clothier and Men’s Furnisher
SANFORD
WANTS
points which
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The
. Of Your Life Young Nan
M a rrie d or S in g le. H a v e a H o m e o r a Good
S afe In v e s tm e n t.
T he M arkham
Park A ddition
O n the Orlando road just two blocks
from street car line
T h irty B e a u tifu l Lots
Just been laid out and streets being
raded. N ow ready to build you a
omc. (N o place like home.)
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$20 Cash - $10 Per Month
W IT H O U T ' IN T E R E S T
This Offer is Good for 30 Days
See me at once. It don t cost nothing to look and get your choice. Som e
lots shaded with oaks. and some with
orange trees. N ow is the accepted time.
Se Me at Once
and Save Money
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President
A. P. CONNELLY .
Sec’y &. Treat.
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“ A N e w s p a p e r W ith in a N e w s p a p e r
Published In thè Interests of the Intending Investor and Settler by the Howard-l^acKard Land Company, Incorporated, Sanford, Florida
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It has been our privilege during the past few months
to WQtch.-preUy care.fuHy.the tendency-of the public,
both North and South, and East and West, to make
investments in lands, especially in Southern lands;
and, on the other hand, to note the systematic and
persistent efforts of bankers and financial institu
tions to prevent this vast m ovem ent of both capital
and people southwurd. It is naturally to the i n t ^
est of bankers and financiers in the North and West
to want to keep both their people and their people's
money at home, and we hove known of a number of
typicul instances where our prospective purchasers
Jiaye_gone to their bankers for advice as to an in
vestment in lands in~Florida and have almost in
variably been advised not to make such an invest
ment. This advice is natural. For vour banker is
w illing to pay you two to four per cent on long time
deposits and is dependant upon your money to u
large extent for his own living, and in turn loans
your money for six to ten per cent, and pays you two
to four per cent and gets the difference for hiinse l f __ *
The natural thing for him to do,Therefore, would be
to advise you not to invest in Southern real estate.
But if you were to ask this same banker where he
got sufficient capital to start in the banking business
and he answered you truthfully, he would in alm ost
every instance be compelled to state that he made
his money in the' advance in price of real estate
which lie purchased years ago. This is particularly *
true of the West. It is a fact that tile next ten
years will witness the most remarkable advance in
good farm lands in Florida that 1ms ever been
known in any state in therunionr Bjrinnking'un in----vestment in a tract of our Volusia Farm land you
will not only get the benefit of this advance, but if '•
for any reason you do not desire to retain the land
after completing your payments, you get your
money back with six per cent interest. This is bet
ter than your-money on deposit in the banks at from
two to four per cent interest. A safer proposition
could not be made to'you .
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Howard-Packard Land Company, Inc.
Peoples Bank Building
Sanford, F lo rid a
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C U T T H IS O U T A N D M A IL
H O W A R D -P A C K A R D L A N D C O ., Inc.
.Sanford,
^ - »Florida
Please mail me your booklet concerning
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without placing me under any obligations
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October 7, UNO
J • Palm Hammock.
• • A farm .on a street
2 2 car 'ine- Ingress
• 5 and egress from
2 2 y°ur farm to San2 you want it. That
• is what we give
2 you
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Transportation is 2 •
the key that opens • •
the treasure chest 2 •
of P a l m H a m - • •
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2 fourth mile from 2 •
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street
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In the Interest of Progress an<L development
• 2 I"»*. Reader of this Paper You are Going to Learn a Few
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Palm H am m ock, the Garden Spot of th e Sarifdrd C e le ry Delta
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now l,cing tapped by the extension of tlie Sanford Street Car Line.
mile from the Street Car line.
Not a farm in Palm Mammock will be more than one quarter
Those W ho Reside in_lheX*ttimtry_,_
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Krc hcsTabTe to appreciate the advantages of Rapid Transit. The facilities for getting in and out arc now enabling the workers of the
large cities to reside miles and miles away from their work, own tlieip gardens and yet enjoy all the advantages of the advanced condition of things in the city.
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You W ill Be A ble to Do the Sam e Thing H ere
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If you purchase a Palm Hammock Vegetable and Celery Farm. While enjoying the Peace, liappinc&s. Comfort and Contentment of
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country life, you will at the same time be able to partake of the Educational, Commercial and Social life as developed in Sanford with
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T he Round Trip Fare From Sanford to Palm H am m ock
Is only twenty five cents and commutation tickets will he sold at still more reasonable prices.
Those building homes in Palm Mam-
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and progress all about you.
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It is N ot Like Establishing a Hom e in the W ild ern ess
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The O w n ers of Palm H am m ock
Arc °ld residents of tln^.SanJfoni.jCcJejry..DeJta— I hey-know wTcro the best land lies and that is why they purchased the
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V ery H eart of thè Garden of Eden
They were here soon enough to take dieir choice of all the lami in the Celery Delta.
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After looking the situation over carefully ’
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T hey Selected Palm Ham m ock As Being B e tte r A dapted
Py nature to the growth of vegetables during tin? winter inontbs than any other section of the Celery Delta. • Fo make this bind available
a street ear line is now being constructed through the property. A*s a result of their far reaching research they now ofTer vegetable farms
On Term s That A re So Reasonable T h a t You Can M ake
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Flic land pay. for itscll if you have a small initial working capital to begin oi\.
easily worth Eight Hundred Dollars an acre.
W e have Some splendid ten a cre fa rm s in Palm
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W e have som e splendid tw o acre fa rm s in P alm
Ham m ock
W e have so m e fa rm s fro n tin g the s tre e t c a r tra c k s
W e h ave som e fa rm s a tie r or so back fro m the
s tre e t cars
W e h av e th e fa rm you have been looking for
You will be in diTect touch, with
Sanford when you
• 2 make a home in
2 « Palm Hammock,
e 2 Your children can
2 0 attend, school in
• 2 Sanford. r A big
® - advantage . . .
When this" land has been placed in good tilth it will be
W e h ave th e fa rm th a t w ill e n a b le you to m ake good
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W r ite us fo r g en e ra l in fo rm a tio n W r ite us about th e successes th a t h ave been
a ch ie ve d h ere
T h e re is only one S a n fo rd C e le ry D e lta .
W e w ant
to te ll you about it
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N a t’ l. Bank Building
Sanford,
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T a k e o u r w o rd fo r It. W e h a v e been h e re long
enough to know
W rite us fo r te rm s of sale
Palin “ Hammock
_ is 15 minutes from
Sanford by hard
\ road. The Grower
' with a big crop
\ can best apprecii ate good roads.
; Palm Hammock
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win
1 bumper crops .
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OVERDRAFTS ARE DANGEROUS
Comptroller W rites Letter About Evils
o f This System
Tli® following Id le r Train Comptroller
Groom regarding overdrafts is published
by request o f President Smith o f the
People Bank.
It appears that a large percents (J o 'of
the state banks are in the habit o f allow*
Ing overdrafts and Judging from the
amount o f such overdrafts, in a number
o f Instances, loans arc^ being made by
overdraft*’ An overdraft o f any kind Is
an uncertain and dangerous asset as. If
it becomes necessary to enforce the pay
ment thereof by Icgnl proceedings the
bank 'would have to prove every item of
the account o f the depositor in order to
a verdict from a jury. Even then it
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CASH DEPARTMENT• STORE
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A note properly o x e c u t evd by a
responsible person or (inn is a negotiable
asset and if the necessity arises ckn be
rediscounted but ad overdraft Is not
even on asset except in -a prospective
sense, dependent almost entirely on tha
absolute honestlyUJd-ftnttnrtHr h bility'of
the person or firm who made the over
draft, os to whether or not it will nt some
future time he made a real 'asset o f the
bank. The A ct o f 1905, Chapter 5-168, of
the Laws Of Florida, prohibits the issuing
o f a check. on a bank when the person
issuing the check does not have on
deposit in the bank Bufllcjcitt funds to
pay such check and declares , (tint tiie
person so offending shall be guilty of u
felony. In paying checks so drawn you,
n a sense, become a party to n violation
o f a law that Was passed for the pro
tection o f banks as well as o f individuals.
In many of. the banks overdrafts are
not shown on the daily statements that
the President and Directors usually rely
updn to ascertuin the condition o f the
bank. This is altogether w ron g-as the
daily statements should correspond with
the books and have every resource njtd
liability clearly shown so that the state
ment \vlll not be misleading.' 1 shall in
struct the Bonk examiners hereafter to
refusu to consider an overdraft over 90
•lays old as representing an asset and
will require each bank having overdrafts
more than 90 daysold to charge them off.
When a person or firm is considered, good
for an overdraft then there'cu n 1 » no
coubt that in such case tie would be good
for a note and notds should be tuken In
all cases in preference to allowing even
u (cm|K>rory overdraft. Certainly every
person or firm that you would allow to
overdraw could cover the overdraft with'
cash or a good note within 90 days.
The law does not authorize overdrafts
and n bank- olllcial assumes personal
responsibility for every
overdraft he
allows. '
The temporary overdrafts must con
sist solely of overdrafts made by regular
depositors by mistake for only u moder
ate sum. No large overdraft will ever be
drawn .on your bank by mistnke or
tlirough negligence on the part of the
depositor in kccplpg liis bunk account
conectly. Even a person who fulls to
keep an account will know within a
limited amount how much he has on
deposit, _____________ *
N. P. Uryoit, a Candidate
Former United Slates Scuutor W. 11.
Milton o f Marinnnu. has. announced— the
candidacy o f lion. Nnthun P. Bryan of
Jacksonville for the position of United
States Senator front Florida.
-Senator Milton says thut Hon. H. H.
Lewis says that he (LewisJ Jins been autltorlxed by the state Democratic- execu
tive couupittoc, to announce (hat he will
call a meeting of the committee within
ten days, at which time the date for the
primary election will be announced.
While the announcement o f Mr. Bryoil's
candidacy Is the first lu b e made otllcloll y then will probably be oilier candidates,
atnoug them Congressman S. M. Sparkman
o f Tampu and Attorney U ctiera ll’ ork M.
Trammell o f Tallahassee.
A V IN G Increased our large stock of Ladies’ and
Gents’ Furnishings, Shoes and Furniture, we have
been forced to-seek more .rpom. and haver just leased. tl|e
two large store rooms in the Deforest" building, eoriigr
First Street and Magnolia Avenue, and will move as soon
as remodling can be. finished to -save m ovingzsuch^an
immense-stock: ~We^will begin our removal sale Monday
W e are A gents fo r th e -C e le b ra te d B u tterick Patterns
Just received a full assortment
of Taffettine, Sateen and Dresden
effect, Petticoats tucked and
accordean p l e a t e d Flounces,
$1.35 values, see them at 9 8 c
cannot say. too
about our large* stock o f very
high-grade
Shoes,
“ Union
Made” at prices not dupli
cated. The well known Selby
Shoes for Ladies’. T h e Godman Shoes for Ladies’ and
Children. S now ’s Shpes for
Men. Sir Knight Shoes for
Men.
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L ad ie s ’ S u its and S k irts
W ith our astounding low prices
our Ladies’ Suit department is
growing more popular. Just
come in and see our vilu es
- The N ew .
fiilberta Flounce
AiV
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itr out Gilbert* Flounce*
aomtthinf new in Hcathctbloom
and Taffeta.
Save* the old
Petticoat», fiom 3 9 c to $ 1 .9 8
300 dozen salt water Pear! Buttons, see.them Mon
day at..-..... .......................^
....... ........ 3c
3 gross Toilet Soaps in the best perfumes, choice
Monday *per b a r................. ......................... 4 c
The regular $1 Am erican Beauty Corsets a t ___ 8 9 c
39 dozen sleeveless Vests, taped neck and armholes
a le a d e r .................... '__ ............................. 7c
Just received a special assortment of Dutch Collars,
19c values for M onday................. ...... - ........ 10c
Ladies' M ilitary Pud Front Hose Supporters, a
colors, Monday o n ly ............................... :__ \ 21
L arge L in e Dress G ingham s
,
See our fargu line of new Amoskeag Dress Ginghams
regular 12H e values, our p rice..................... 9 H e
F o u r Q u a rte r S h eetin g S p e cial
One bale Four-Quarter plaza Sheeting only yard 5o
(L im it 20 yards to a customer)
10c S p e c ia l 10c
See our large line of striped and checked*'Dim ity a
splended value to sell for 12Hc, choice Monday 10c
See our large line of Shirting and tailored Waist
Madras neat stripes, also Linen W aisting special
Monday per ya rd ......... ................... c . ........ 2 2 c
9 8 c S ilk S p ecial 9 8 c
Full line of 36-inch Taffeta Silks in plain and ¿hangable colors, also messaline Silks 36-inch in all colors
$1.25 values, choice per y ard
— 9Bc
4 4 -In c h P an am a
A fui] 44-inch Panama in black and naVy, a spie?1
For 5 ü c , M onday............................ 35<
d id ~ V a Iu e
THE ROYAL TAILORS
N ew Y ork
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The highest-grade Tailoring for
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strictly all wool in a large selec
Imported and domestic patterns
e are in position to give the very
prices, we take your measure, the fit guaranteed
Spouting Well
Quite a little excitement was caused
last week when the drainage well un the
McNeil and Davis farm took u notion to
"spout." Some thought it was a hot
spring; some an oil well; some an artesian
Bow. But It seems to be simply a break
fn the wall between the well and Ute
lake, the water from the latter spouting
up as it does 1n die natural fountain o f
the lake, with the assistance o f the air
pressure. A t any rate ‘(is a very pretty
VuTsTElrty fset
high— Orlando CiUzen.
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A. CALDWELL & SONS
F irst S tre e t
Sanford*- Florida
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THC SANFORD HERALD
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announcements
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For M ayor.
A t the »«m e e t »o llettati.in o f try friendi 1 have
contented to announce my cnndidnry
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fur the pneIt ion of Mayor of Sanford ■t the primary tu be
held In N ovem ber.Respectfully,
W. li. UNDERWOOD,
For City Clerk, Treasurer, Assessor.
I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of
City Clerk. Treasurer and _ Attestor.
Many years
... Many
rigip crirn cc with d ty affairs ami
and clerical posltlont have made mo familiar
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olllar with the work of ihlt
odlee and having made Sanford my home. I mk
tha voters of Sanford to look up my record and
Illness for this position of trust.
Respectfully,
M. W. LOVELL
Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor
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In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial
Circuit, State of Florida
J. E. Pace, Complainant,
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Sarah Jessup finning, et al
Defendants.
To Georgian a Prances Law ford :
J. E. Pace being duly »worn depute* >*<u tayt
that he It the complainant above nnmrd nr I that
he hat read the foregoing bill, and that the i me It
true of his own know ledge except n» to such mat
|ters a» ore stated on Information and belief, and
os to such matter» that he believe» it in be true.
And affiant further *tnte*. that the defendant
ueorgiono Prance» Lawford, defendant above
nnmrd, 1» a non-resident of the itate of Florida
and that her residence U a t -------In the »tale o
New York, that aha U o v e r t he age of twenty-one
year», and that there U no person in the «late uf
Florida the iervlce of a »ubporna upon, that would
bind »aid Georgia nnn Frances Lnwfnnt.
It it further ordered that thU order lie pulilithrd
In the Sanford Herald for eight comecutlve week».
Witness my official »Unatura and teal this the
25th day of August. A. D. 11*10.
Itenll
(J. M Robinson,
_
Clerk Circuit Court.
3-8 1
M l. Hart. D. C
urged by my friend» to announce mysell a»
a candidate for the office of Clerk. Treasurer and
Assessor at the coming d ty election, to which In C o u r t o f County Judie! State of
ace I was sppolnted to All the uncaplrnl term of
Florida
ark L. SootL «1 solicit an Inspection of the work
done by me to convince you of my (juallBcatlont to In
11 re
rc Estate
“ ¡ “ ‘ « «off j Orange Countv
fulfill the duties of the office.
Lyman Phelps J urn £C MKlmy
Notice U hereby given, to nil whom It may con
Your« indy,
cern, that op the Hitiday of February. A. D. Itili,
R. C. M AX W E LL
J símil apply lo ihe Honurabfe William Martin,
Judge of said Court, as Judge of Probate, for my
For City Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor j ¡Inni ilisdiarge a t executrix of .life estate of Lyman
I announce m yself a candidate for the office of Phelps, deernsed: and that at the same time I will
Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor. A citizen of San present my Dual accounts Os executrix.
Dated Aug 3th. A. l> 1010.
ford contlnuoUilv ilnce 1680. I have lieen nrlively
,,
Mast Dlaivi. Punes,
klentlfled with her every Interest, Thru I nm com
petent and can serve acceptably as Clerk, Treas
“ *■« ll,<>
Execuliix.
urer and Asaesaor I have no misgivings. Inlluinte
acquaintance with the hlttorv. progress and high
aims of the Sanford of today give me good form and In Court or County Jttdic State or
fftne»» to be useful in substantial ways, along with
Florida
and aside from the duties of office in pushing SanIn Re Estate ni
• 1 (irnnae Ciiuni.
-------- C JJ- WIFFLKK.
Wm. Hate Unte». Dec dJ rn,w,<
- L" nSiiaifssrthrrrrrr-i---- r Notlce ls herrby glven (li all whom il mny con
For Marshal.
certi, Ihat ori thè lOtli day of Difdinber. A, D.
I announce my candidacy for re-election ns Mar 1010. I shall apiily tu thè HonorableAVrn. Marlin,
sh«!. I.propose to make the rare solely on my County lodge of snld Court, as Judge of Proba le,
(or mv linai dischnrge ns executor of thè estate of
record, l a m not the candidate of any clique.
Wm llnle Unles, dtvrnsnl; and ut thè saure lim e I
. „ a ig U U h e » i w o r l o l Ute voters on my merits.
wlll prese ni mv (Inai nccoonisas executor <d sald
Z. ~
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Respectfully.
esilile, and urie (or their approvai.
GRF.U.'G.WwJsUiLttwvl Daled Jane tOth. A. D. HMD.
« « «sUSS M e a e e s e e e e s e e f w w w e f « #
B. F Wiirmra.J».
Dee IO.
.
Lxrcnlnr
Marshal and Collector.
0
city hall, on Palmetto avenue, between
Second
und streets,
streets, in th e o ry of Sanfiwd. Orange cuunFlotqkin.nduring
houra Of
or.H’i
u .tbed legal
i i ___
__sale onI Monday, the7thday of November, A. D. 1910. the same
tiring a legal sales day, the following described
real estate, to-wll: Lot 5. Block-B, Tier 6, City
of Sanford. Orange County, FI«. Purchaser to pay
for title
* . GEORGE A. DtCOTTES,
7-4t______________ Special Master Jn Chancery.
M aster's Sole,
Under and by virtue o f a decree o f foreclosure
and sale, entered on the 12 th day ol September,
A. D„ 1010, by the Honorable Minor S. Jones,Judge
of the Circuit Court for the7lh Judicial Circuit of
Florida. In and for Orange County, tn Chancery, In
a certain cause therein pending, wherein the City
uf Sanford was Complainant and Owner Unknown
was Respondent. I shall tell st public outcrv, to the
highest and best bidder tor cash, at the front door
of the City Halt, on Palmetto Avenue, between
First and Second Streets, in Ihe City or Sanford.
Orange County, Florkla. during the legal hours of
sale on Monday, Ihe 7th day ol November. A. D.,
HHO. (he same being a legal sales day, the follow
ing described real estate, to-wlt:
30 ft. of Lot 0. Block 18, Chau man A Tucker's
Addition to tbe City of Sanforrl, Orsnge County,
Fin, Purchaser to pay for tide.
GEORGE A, DE COTTES.
7-4
•
Special Master in Chancery.
SHIPPERS OF
;•
'
Florida F ruits
»>
and V C ^ C t c l t ) Ì 0 S
SA N FO R D , FLO RID A
Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida
C A P IT A L 9 3 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0
Master's Sale.
The O N L Y bank in Sanford "tK at*
INSURES E V E R Y D O L L A R DE
POSITED A G A IN S T LOSS from any
. .and all causes.*.
:
:
:
:
Under ami by virtue,of w-Oacrwe ol
id »ale,'CTW(N*io»Tffe- I21h‘ day of September.
D 11)1(1, by Urn llnnotnhlr Minor S, Jones.Judge
of ihe Circuit Court for the 7th Judicial Circuit of
Florida, in and tor Orange County, In Chancery, in
o certain cause therein (tending, wherein the City
of Sanford was Complainant and E. Kirby, was
Respondent. 1 shall sell at public outezy, to the
highest nnd best bidder for cath, at the front door
of the City Hall, on Palmetto Avenue, between
First and Second streets, in the City of Sanfurd,
Orange County. Florida, during the legal hour of
snle on Monday, lb *-7 *h d «rm November, A. 1577
1911*. the same being n legal tales day. the fullow
Ing described real estate, to-wit:
West M of Lot 2, Black It), TicrC, City of Sanford.
Orange county, Fla. Purchaser to pay for title.
GEORGE A. DE C0TTES.
Special Master in Chancery.
S S W 'it
-
General Insurance Agents ‘
Master's Sole
f
*
*******
Under and by virtue of a decree of foreclosure
and tale entered on the 12ih day of September,
A. D 1910,by thl- Honorable Minor S. Jones, Judge
of the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of
Florida. In and for Orange County, In chancery, In
a certain cause therein pending, wherein the City
of Sanford was complalnitnt and L. Mabry was re
spondent, 1 will sell at public outcry to the highest
and best bidder for cash, at the front door of the
city hall on Palmetto avenue, between First and
Second streets. In the city of Sanforrl. Orange
county, Florida, during the legal hours of sale on
Monday, the 7lh day of November. A. D. 1910, the
tame being a Irgal tales day. the following des
cribed renTt-state. to-wlt: Lot 1, Block 7. Tier B.
City of Sanford, Orange County, Fla. - Purchaser
iqpny lor title.
*
GEORGE A. DtCOTTES,
7-4t
• Special Master In Chancery.
Thereby announce my candidacy for the office of I
Marshal and Collector for Sanford at the coming j
Master's Sale.
.
city election.
Under niul by virtue of a' decree nf fan-closure
Respect fully,
and sale, entered on the t2th day of Septrmlier, A.
W. A. T1LLIS,
D. 1010, by the Honurahle Minor S Jones, Judge of
the Circuit Court for Ihe 7th Judicial Circuit of
Florida, in nnd for Oinnfie County, In Chancery. In
Notice
a certain mute therein pending, wherein the City
< Noiloe It hereby given to all cmlllors. legatees,
_
. |of Snnford was Complainant and A li, Tomlinson,
dlstrihutnra and nil persons having claims or de was Respondent, I snail sell al public outcry. to
mands against (he Estate of Michurl Kennedy tbe highest nnd liest bidder (or cash, at the (runt
Jones. Deceased, to present them within two years door of the City Hull, on Palmetto Avenue.between
from the dale hereof.
First nnd Second Streets, in the Ciry of Sanford.
J. C. JoNts
[ Urangc County. Florida, during the Irgal hours of
M aster's Sale.
W C. Jones
snle on Monday, the 7th day of November. A I) .
Administrators of the Estate uf
ItllO. the same being a legal sales day, (he follow
Under and by virtue of a decree of foreclosure
Michael Kennedy Jones. Deceased ing drteribnl real estate, to-wit
and sole, entered on Ihe I2lh day of September.
September 23. A. D. 1910
*
0-8l
Lot 0. IllncklS, Tier 7, City of Sanford. Orange A. D. 1910. by th? Honorahlr Minor S Junes, Judge
County, Fla. Purchaser to pay for title.
of the Circuit Court lor the 7lh Judicial Circuit of
•
r
(IFORCE A UK CUITES,
Floridly In and Tor Orange County, In Chancery, In
Notice of Election
7--I
Muster in Chancery.
certain cause therein perilling, wherein the' City
of Sanford was Complainant nnd Owner Unknown
It is ordained by the Board that the following
was Respondent. I shall sell at public outcry, to the
resolution be published four consecutive weeks in
Master's Sale
' best nnd best bidder for cash, at the front door
. The Urangc County Citizen, The Reporter Slur. The
South Florida Sentinel. The Sanford Herald and
mid by virtue of a decree of foreclosure of tho City Hall, on Palmetto Avenue, between
First
und Second streets. In l lie d ty of Sanford.
The Florida Rrvorder:
aie. entered on the 12th day of September,
Whereas the Hoard of County Commissioners of
ittit), by the llonorniila Mindr-S-Jones. Jttdge Unmgt County. Florida, during the legal hours ol
Orange County. Florida, drem ft expedient and to uf tliw Cfretiit OnnrtTor the 7th Judicial Circuit of tale on Monday, Ihe 7lh day of November, A. D ,
the lies! interest of the county-to issue county Florida, in and for Urangc county, in chancery, in 1910, the same tiring a legal sales day. the (allow
-b o n d in f laid county of Orange for the purpose of a certain cause therein pending, wherein the City ing drscrlbml real estate, to-wlt:
40 x 80 ft. in S. E, Cor. of Lot 0. Block 10. Chkpconstructing hard aurfaced roads to lie made ol ol Jianlord was complainant nnd Unknown Owner
iniii A Tucker’s Addition to Ihe CUy of Sanford.
brick;
was respondent. I shall Sell at public outcry to tbe Orange
County. Fla Purchaser to pay for title.
And whereas the Board tins ascertained that it highest uml Jx-st bidder for casli. at the front door
GEORGE A , BE COTTES.
is necessary to txmstrucUrl least one hand red mites of the d ty brill, on Pulim-itn avenue, between First
Special Master In Chnncery.
uf slab hard surfaced Kindt to be constructed out nnd Seouftd streets. In tbe city of Sanford, Urange
Ilf brick, and that It win require one million dollars county, Florida, during tbe legal hours of sale on
worth of bonds for such purpose to hear interest at Monday, the 7th dny of November. A I) TU10, the
Master's Sale
the rate of four and one-half per cent per unnuru, same Ix-ing a legal sales dny. Ill« following des
principal of said bonds to In-come due fifty years cribed real estate, to-wlt; 30 ft. of Lot 5, Block 18,
Under and by virtue of a decree of forelosurr and
from the date of issue. Interest payable semi
Chapman & Tucker's Addition to the City of Sau- sale, entered on the 12th day of September. A D.,
annually on (he first day of January ami July of forrl, Urange County. Fla, Pun-hater to pay fur 1910, by (he Honorable Minor S. Junes. Judge of
each year after Issue;
(he Circuit Court (or Ihr 7th Judicial Circuit of
title.
CEURCE A DlCUTTES, •
Therefore, be It resolved by the Hoard of County
Florida, iu and for Orange ooutity. in chancery. In
7-4i
Special Master In Chancery.
Commissioners u( Orange County that it ls neces
a certain cause therein pending, wherein the City
sary to Issue the bonds of Orange County for the
uf SSnford was complainant and Mary IJndsay
purpose of constructing hard surface roads of brick
was respondent, 1 shall sell at public outcry, lo the
Master's Sale
to the amount of one million dollars, to hear inter
highest and best bidder for cash, at Ihe (runt door
est at the rnte of four nnd one half per cant ppf an
Under and by virtue of n decree of forrelosure of the city hall on Palmetto avenue, Iwtwern First
num. principal of said I-mil a loin- due and pnyiiblr nnd sole, entered on the I2lh day of September, and Second streets, in the city of Sanford. Orange
semi-annually On the llrst days uf January and A. 1) HIIO, by lloriufnble Minor S Junes. Judge of county, Florida, during tbe legal houra of sole on
July ol each year after issue.
the Circuit Court fur the Seventh Judicial Circi/ii of Monday, the 7th day of November, A, D 1910, the
It Is ordered that Ihe foregoing preamble and res Florida, in and for Orange county. In chancery, in same bring a legnl sales day, the following des
ululipn In- published for four cunsecullvr weeks in n certain cause therein pending, wherein the City cribed real estate, to wit: Lot 7, Bluck 9. Tier B.
The Orange County Citizen. The Reporter Star. The if Sanford was eomplnitianl and Amerlean Build
of City of Snnford. Orange County. Fla Purchaser
Smith Florida Sentinel, and The Sanford Herald lug & Loan Tuntaiti Association and Tlmmiis E. to pay fur title.
and (he Morula Recorder prior to Decenilni 7ili, Wilson was rrunnilcat. I will sell at public outcry,
.
GEORGE A. DtCOTTES
lVIU.
to On- highest and best [odder for cash, at the front
7 It
Special Master iu Chancery.
Done In opervBoard lids Sep Ieiu tier 13lb. 11>11*
dour of Uie city hall on Pnlmettu avenue. U-twreu
Uy order ol the Board.
First and Second stn-ets. in the city of Sanford, Or
[Seal)
J. 11 LEE. Chairman.
Muster's Sale.
unge county. Florida, during the legal hours of sale
Attest: B. M. Robinson. Clerk.
on Monday, the 7th dny uf November, A l> , 1910,
Under and by virtue of a decree of foreclosure
Upon motion the following resolution the some being a legal sales day. the following des nnd sate, enlrred on the lElh day of September. A
cribed real estate, to-wlt: Lot 3. Block tl. Tier II. L) I'JIO. Iiythr lloooratile Minor S. Jones, Judge of
utnl order was adopted:
City of Sanford. Orange County, Fla Purchaser Ihe Circuit (Uturl lor (lie 7lh Judicial Circuit of
Notice uf Election Upon the Question of the Issur- ro pay for title.
Florida, in and fur Ornngr County, in Chancery, In
UE0KGE A. DiCOTTES.
of County Bonds of Orange'County. Florida, (or
a certain cause therein twndiug. wherein the City"
7 It
Master in Chancery.
Purpose of Constructing Uriek Ruuds
of Sanfurd wut Complaliumt and M. B. Bronson,
Whereas, at a meeting uf the Board of County
was Respondent. I snail sell at public outcry, to the
Commissioners In and for the County of Orange and
highest nnd Ir tt bidder for cosh, at the front door
S'ate of Florida held nl the court house in Orlando
M n s te r's Sale
of the City Hail, on I’alinctto Avenue, between
on July 5lh, 1010. (lie following resolution was
Under nnd by vlrloe of a dceree uf foretlosure First and Second Streets, in tbe City of Sanford.
ndupted, to-wlt:
Orange County, Florida, during the legal hours o(
lie It resolved by the Board of County Commis unii siile, entcreil on thè 12th day of Srplrmlvr, sale on Monday, the 7lh day of November, A. 11.,
sioners ol Orange County, Florida. thaCil is neces A. 1). Itilo hy thè lltmorable Minor S, Jones. Jiidge ID IU, the same being a legal sales day, the Billow
sary to issue the bonds of Orange County for the of thè Circuit Courl of tire 7ili Jiuliriai Circuit of ing dascribed rent evtntc ro wtU"
purpose of raising money for coustrrcting hard sur-, FI or ititi, In adii for Urungo county, lu_dmn£»fy, la
East H of East ii uf 1-ots ,0 and 10. Block 11,
late roods nf brick; «m l that the , amount nf the imx-Huìii cause thereln iM-iuling. wm-rcln thè City Clinpman & Tucker's Addition to the City of San
hoods necessary to be issued is one million dollars, of Sonford was romplnlnant nini Douglas A Mnsley furd, Orange County, Fin. Purchaser to pay fur
said bonds to bear Interest al the rnlo of four nnd was resfiondcnt. 1 snall sell ut Public nutrry. tu tire title
GEORGE A. DE COTTES.
unc half tier cent per annum; the principal nf snld higliest and hest hiildrr Tur roso, at thè Iront duor
7 tl
Special Moater in Chancery.
llie d ty hfll), on l'olmetto nvenue. belwren First
tiunds to lie due and payable lifty years from the of
and
Servimi
Street»
In
thè
city
of
Sanfoti^Ornnge
dale of Issue, and the interest on said bunda,b> be
due and payable semi-annually on the first days of couotyj Fiorillo, during thè legai Imors w sóh ugB
Master's Sale.
ilwr.
ffM pt —
Must
r. A. D
1) ItH
lllBVSÌK
January and July of each and every year after Issue. Moniiay, thè 7th day ol NovernU
same lieing a legai snleieday
n** ^ líh d é r and hy virtue ol a decree of foreclosure
qw it Is ordered that an election lie held on
ll 12th day of September, A
w fdnesday,
c a . y . Ithe 7th day of December. A. D, 1910, critn-d reai estate, lo-wit: Ija 10. Blisk II Tier D. nll,| ,u|c entered on ihe
City of Sanforrl, Ornnge County,
ly. Ha Purchaser D, 1910, by the Honor
Honorable Minor S Jones, Judge ol
at which election shall be submitted to the
lo pny (or title.
the
Circuit
Court
for
the 7lb Judicial Circuit of
voters ol Orange County, Florida, the question
GEORGE A. Di COTTES.
Fjorldmln and hq CruMc County, in Chancery, In
whether county bonds of Orange County shall issue
7 -41___________ _Succi ni Mitetij i a U w s m y
«certain cause therein pending, wherein (he City
lor the purpose of raising money for m imnu-tina
of Snnford whs Complainant and Unknown Owner,
-------. Imtd surleoe nwtdm f brick~Hi said county; the
was
Respondent, 1 shall sell at public outcry, to
amount of bondi necessary to h e. issued símil be
Muster's S u l c _______ the highrst nnd hest bidder lor cash, at the front
oue million dollars, sakl bonds to bear interest at
• rote of four and oao-half percent per alinum: the
Under and by virtue of a decree of foreclosure 'door u7 ill« City Hall, on Palmetto Avenue, between
principal of t i U bonds to be due and payable Fifty and sale, entered bn the 12th day of Srplcmber, First and Second Streets, in the,C ity uf Sanford
reals b o a date of Issue, and interest on said liondt A. D. 19l0. by the Honorable Minor 8. hmrt.-judgr Ornnge County, Florida, during the Irgal hours ul
to la- due and payable semi annually, uu iixst days o f the Circuit Court (or the 7 lb Judicial Circuit of sale on Monday, the Tib day ui November. A. D.
ul January and July OT each nnd cv
every year after | y-|Ufidu in and for Orange county,
uy, in chancery, in a 1910. the seme being a legal sales day. Ihe follow
issulug
____ ___cause
‘ pending,
___ of ing described rrnl estate, to-wlt:
wherein Hie City
certain
thereinw
Lots 3 and 4. Block 2. Tier 11, City of Saniord,
Ills lunlierordered that the foregoing resolution Sanford wut complainant am) G Kred was raapon
be published In The Orange County Citizen, The dent, I shall sell lit public outcry to tbe highest and Orange CUrnty. Fla. Purchaser to pay fur title.
GEORGE A. DE COTTES,
Reporter Star, The South Florida Sentinel, The best bidder (or cash, »1 tbe front door of the city
Master in Chancery.
7-4
Sanford Herald, and The Florida Kocurdrr once a hall, on Palmetto avr-nue, Inrlween First and Sec
——
■of four weeks before tbe election above or ond streets. In Ihe city of Sanford. Orange county,
dered.
Florida, during the legal hours of sale on Monday,
Muster's Sale
Done In open Board this September 13th, 1910. the Ttii d «y o f November, A, D. 1910, the same be
______ BzmnUsuf-OwrBottrd.
ing u legal sales day. the following described real
Under and by virtue of a decree o f foreclosure
estate, to-wit: N W. ii of Lot 3, Block 10, Her C, and sale, entered on tbe 12th day ol September,
I« a l l „ . .
1. H. LEE. Chairman
_ A u «a t: B. M. Robinson, Clerk8-5t
City ol Sdnford. Orange County, fla . Purchaser A. D. Hill), by ibe Honorable Minor S. lanes. Judge
to pay for title
of tire Circuit Court for the Seventh Judicial Circuit
GEORGE A. DtCOTTES,
nfilurida. In and lur Orange county, in rilarmory,
Notice of Application for Tax Deed
7.41 __
_ _ Special MoaUr in Chancery.
in a certain cause (herein pending, wherein Ihe
Under Section 8 or Chapter 4068
City o f Sanforrl was complainant and Unkuown
Owner was respondent, I shall sell at public outcry
LftWa of Florida
to the highest and test bidder Tor cosh, at the front
Muster's Sale
Notice is hereby given that H. M. i’ anwortl
door of tho city lial), on Palmetto avenue, between
New York, N. Y., purchaser of tax certiftcate No.
Under and by virtue of a decree of foreclosure First and Second street», in tha city of Sanford.
173 datwrthe 0th day of July A. D. 1908. has tiled
ml sale entered an the 12th day of Saptember.
said _w rilfkoto In my afBoe.andhas made apuli A. D, 1910, by tho Honorable MinorS. Jones. Judge Orange county, Florida, during the legal houra of
estua_____________
_ In au-urdauce with Isw of the Circuit Court for Ibe 7th Judicial Circuit of sale oil Monday, the 7th day of November. A. D.
at for Tax Deed lo Issue
Seid osti lócate embraces the foi lowing described Florida. In and for Orange County, in chancery. In 1910, ibe same being a legal sales day. the follow
“ 7“ P*tty »¡«usted in Orange Countyt, Florida, to- a certain cause therein pending, wherein the City ing described real estste, to-wlt: L ou 3 and 4.
Block 2. Tier 11. City of Sanfurd. Orange County.
srtl-K N. W. X of S. W. 14S«. 25. Tvwp 20 S.
of Sanfurd was cornpluinant and Jupiter Lodg<- Florida Purchaser to pay for tltle.
Trustees was respondent. I shall fell at public out
1ËÈuRGE Ä7 DtCOTTES,
Tbe said land being assessed at ibe date °( the cry lo tbe highest and best bidder for cash, at Ihe
Special Master in Chancery.
7-41
¡tto i nce ol such cartlflcate in the name ul Un- front door or the d tv hall, on Palmetto avenue, heknown,
*
. tween First and Second streets, in the city uf San
M a s te r * Sale.
'
»«Id oertlllcate shall "IV redeemed OC- ford. Orange county. Florida, during the legal houra
cordtng to law, lag deed will issue thereon on the of tale on Monday, (lie 7lh day of November, A. D.
1910, the same being a legal sales day. the follow17th<Iiy of October. A T ). 1910.
______________
ii' *'^ B U W B W W
g gof September, A,
™
w ia m * my official slgnulure and seal this the ing described real estate, to-wlt; L o t"3,"Block 7. *D.
IDlÓ.'by the Honorable Minor'S. Jones. Judge of
. 100) day ut Sept. A. D . 1910.
Tier A. City of Sanford, Orange County, Fie.' Pur
the
Clrniit
Court
for
Ibe
7th
Judicial-CirauM e f
chaser lo pay for title.
||, M. Kouin^un,
Florida, in and lor Oranga County, in Chanoery. 1 »
----- 777:---- -GEORGE
Clerk Circuit.Court ( h » rig,; CoiUtD’. Fluxiii
a certain cause therein pending, wherein ths City
7-4t
of Sanfurd was Complainant and M. C. Hedengren.
was Respondent. 1 shall sail at pa bile outcry, to tbe
highest and best bidder for cosh, at (be front door
Master's Sale
Notice to C o n tracto rs^
...
of
Uw City.
Avenae. between
or tire
ci ty Hall,
nati, on Palmetto
i'ni
_______
Under and |yy virtue of a decree of foreclosure First and Second Streets. In the City of Sanford,
* j 3*?***
wlu he received for tbe construction
at
1 sale, entered on the 12th day of September, Orange County, Florida, during the legal hours uf
»J5 I™ “ ! school building In d ty of Sanford. Plans
sale
on
Monday,
the
7lh
day
of
November,
A. D.,
and » perinea lions con be found upon application lo A. D. 1910. by the Honorable Minor S. Jones, Judge
•ay member of arbooi board. BidiwUI be received uf the Circuit Court for the Tth Judicial Circuit of 19111. the seme b e in g « legal seles day. the followFlorida, in and fur Orsnge county, inchanornr. In a
up to noon of Saturday, September lOUr, 1910.
ta M
certain cause therein pending, wherein the City of ' " ( Ä t t t
Sanford
was complainant and Mary Evans was re t o » , , . ) ! .
L. R: PmuAT 1
spondent l shallocll at public outcry, to tbe highla Chancery.
M l and best Ibidder for cash, st ths front door of tbs
7-4
Member«1of BoarvCwsUkit Wo, 2
f.
Chase & Co.
TH U EO PLES
BANK
OF
SANFORD
------- OFFERS ------Prompt Service
Polite Service
Accurate Service
—ami will apprecintc your patronageFOUR PER CENT allowed on Savings Deposits .
Safety Dejwsit Boxes for rent
M. M. SMITH.
H. R. STEVENS.
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Vice-President
H. E. TO LAR
Cashier
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Shipments of Celery from San
ford to date
Year
Crates
Year
Crates
1899
1900
190
1902
1903
1904
1,100 ‘
. 8.200
1,000—
21.200
34,000
83,650
1909
1906
1907
1908
1909
01,680
123,958
181,768
330.000
475.000
Oar Terras of Sale on 5 Acre* j |
H A N D L E -LUCKY
Possession liven on payment of I2S.
Balance, S10 monthly,
ritm inl arto*Ian well fuiranteed
Ten per cent discount for cash
No In tern i on deferred payment».
Sanford Money-Makers
fiVliTDiim uoni uikape ui urani ag ¡K-y
contract.
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Yearly average Increase 118.3%
O u r P o lic y ;
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There wlU be a special meeting of the
stockholders of the TiUe Bond ^ G u a ra n
tee Co., October 22nd, 1910, at 8 o'clock
p. m., at the company's ofllcea in San/Ord,
Florida. •
T homas K. B ates,
Secretary.
Thla Lint M ay in te re s t You
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F ive acres, 2 H cleared, 1 well
2 room cottage, price 31,080.
FOR S A L E Residence,‘MnrVliam H eigliu,
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3 acres, nice fruit trees and
FOR S A L E 30 building lots Just outside
the d t y limits. Price ranges
from 3125 to 3178 each*
Terms cash.
FOR S A L E
$25 down-that’s all
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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , O C T O B E R 7 , 1 9 1 0
V o lu m e 1
Mr. Llngo,*who purchased fifteen acres
from Title Bond & Guarantee Company
has arrived at Sanford for the purpose of
improving his property. He will impròve
five acres atkmce, build a house and make
all necessary improvements for a com
fortable home.
Mr. R. C. Shaffer o f Camden. Ohio, pur
chaser o f a five acre tract in Sanford
Farms, hns made out u list of materials
for tho construction o f a residence on his
property, tie is expected in Sanford in
the near future.
The growers in thè vicinity o f Sanford
Farms are now busy with their crops.
Quite a targe acreagoof strawberries have
. J ic c fljc t . Those who Ita ve fall tomatoes
will do well on them and the crop looks
very fine. Preparation is being made for
the usual acreage o f celery. Mr. Vorce,
who pnrehased fifteen acres from the Title
.fiand ¿.G uantate« Os., fans n tine bed of
cnnHOaoMOplants ready to s e t 'a n d his
cabbage plants nrr coming on in great
shape.
Mr. J. E. Pace, tho "Celery Kind," who
has a nice truck garden nl Sanford Farms
Is getting things in shape for his fall
crops. He will have seventy-live acres in
------- celeryrtfttriy acres Ih réltuce and ten
acres in cabbage this season. Mr. Pace
began truck growing in the Sanford Cel
ery Delta some y e a n ago on less than
oneselghth of an. acre. He is now the
largest grower o f vegetables in the Celery
Delta.
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The store building erected by J. W. Bell
is completed and ready for a tenant. Mr.
.Bell Is anxious to get a w id ea w a k e mer
chant to put in a general Mock of goods
- and will lease tiie building very rcason- abU, Mr. MofTnttr nn Old 'resident o f
West Sanford, has opened a store and
carries a nice stock of goods, but the old
Buying, is, "Competition li the life of
trade," cvep if it does occasionally kill the
trader. Mr. Bell provided live commodious
rooms over Jhe store which is a two
story building and is prepared to enter
tain purchasers in ytlie latest uppruved
fashion.
Mr. Vorce’s house lias arrived und (Ids
hustling gentleman is now busy getting
it together. His fumily will be dtgyu
thortly und will add much to the com
munity.
. Mr. I’niilicr bus In n crop o f sweet
potutoes on a [lortiuu of his improved live
acres. The crop is looking very good.
He bus also tiled u portion of his fumi,
planted u nice urea Of strawberries nm) is
• making very good headway.
Mr. Gamble has hud five ucrca cleared,
plowed, burrowed und put in shape for
u first crop o f cubbuge.
W e luive word from tunny purchasers
o f Sanford Furms that they will be down
lids Tull und get busy with their devclopment work. From all indiarions there
will be nt least 40 fam ilies living on
Sanford Farms next spring.
If you have interests In Sanford and
wunt a reliable lina, to look after them
write Title Bond & Guarantee Co,
Captain Smith, has rented the Oglesby
property and will put in a two ucre crop
while clearing and improving Sanford
Farm. Ho will have.M rv Richard Tingle
o f. Gresil am ville,
Ga., associated with
..him. Those gen I hintsuJirought —a- lamdsotne pair o f mules from. Georgia with
them and are. prepared' j o do plowing,
, hauling, and all kinds of teaming. Orders
may be left for them at the pfflce o f the
Title Bond &. Guurahtcé Go.
; From the w ay Sanford Furine are
m oving there is little doubt but what
every five acre tract jvlll be sold by the
First o ( January. ' If-you want to locate
in a progressive community, now is the
tim e for you to let us make a selection
for you.
Title Bond A Guarantee Co., will sell
ymlr property, will rent your property,
and vyili do tho square thing to you.
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m t E BOND k GUARANTEE CO.
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L E T T E R NO . 4 .
T he F a th e r E x p la in s to H is Son, th e R ew ard A w a itin g th e D ishonest M a n W h o V ends
W o rth less S an d y A c re s .
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M y D e a r Son:
Last week I mode mention to you of the cavortings around o f that old Celebrity, Diogenes, in his effort to locate an hon
est real estate dealer. I neglected to mention to you the experience o f
L ittle Napoleon
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Who made new paths fo the FnTrildf Army” and new ldDrels for his own iriorrow heath
sary department has given a contract for furnishing
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T ile head o f Napoleon s^comtpjg^..
F resh P ork, M u tto n , G o at and R aw Beef
To a certain Butcher who had an international rep for vending embalmed foods and giving short weights to his palrons.
This fellow took advantage of his extensive operations in furnishing food for the
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And palmed ofTon them large quantities of poor and spoiled meats, (He consumption of which began.to mow down the
ranks of the French A rm y to a greater extent than the
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B ullets of th e E n e m y
This dope Anally leaked through to the Little Chief and he sent for the successful Meat Contractor and placed him on the
rock as to his pernicious methods which were resulting in
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P o is o n in g
N apoleon’s A rm y
The Fakir began by explaining that he always furnished the very, best meats for the officers -messes,
officer’s portions in person. He did not take so much care with tne supplies of the
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did not believe they amounted to much und a little spoiled meat would do them no harm.
Hmu an Kindness in
The Milk of
N apoleon's B elfry Began to C urdle
His blood surged and boiled.
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His temper went up to white heat.
His body shook with emotion and lit
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B aw led O u t to tho W a tc h of th e H o u r
Tuke thou, this thing here, who is the Strychnine of Our Camp, to the Guard House for an hour’s prayer,
that time take him to the •
A t the end of
E xecu tio n Post
Accompanied by Eight Men and shoot him so full of holes thal n Pound of Bologna Sausage will run out o f him n s easily
as Dry Sand will chase through a co n rB e sieve
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T he F a k ir w as K illed E n tire ly
And your old father deplores the fact that we have no Napoleon to place in charge of the sale of Florida Land, as crimes
are naw being committed in the name o f Profit and Progress that are¿lesliuetl to become cankerous sores in the breasts
o f the duped purchasers and a stench in the nostrils of the
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A relupse will take place, an awakening will come, an accounting will be demanded, the Truth Will Become Generally
Known and a howl will go up out of Florida that will cause the erstwhile Howl of Rome to sound as a chant nt a funeral
of a potentate in comparison thereto
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You K now M y Son T h a t I B elieve in Doing the S q u a r e T h in g
And iron} the testimonials now being gathered from the people of prominence, respect and honor in our
will agree with me that there are many others who also
community, you
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B elieve in Doing the S q u are T h in g A s the F o llow ing S ta te m e n t S h o w s :
‘1 have lived in Ftoridu for the past 20 yenrs and for the past 7 years in Orange county. From, experience and ¡tersonal
observation, I know it* to be an utter impossibility for a man to grow ^vinter vegetables for market without proper irriga
tion and clrninoge^T-bis .land.ySince.my residence here I have betm in a |>osition to note the progress of those of my
acquaintances Wlip haye Utfempteil farming without irrigation and failure has always attended their efforts.
Yours truly, N. H. GARNER, Sanford, Florida.
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Between the Arid und Irritf&fafo'dnnd is so plain that Mr. Garnar, told your father that lie could sit in his buggy and toss
a pOnny on land that worth .from $150 to $1500 bu the one side while on the other side of the buggy he could toss a
penny on land that wus worth from $25 an acre down to nothing.
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Is caused try the elevation and the height to which the following artesian wells will rise to or above the surface
If you
will M D d feJh e Title Bond &. Guarantee Company you can get it book telling you all about urtesimt-wells and irrigating
land. Tins book is of uiitold vglueto-the man looking-for-«^Imiation-in'WffitnrTo'Stardisli a home that can Tie mode to
_____1 sustain itself— Be good and saveyo u r money. I will write next week.
Your loving Father.
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now 52 lndictn»enta & the Federal Court against companies who have fraudulently filched purchasers
P. S. No. 2: Brains can not bejmode o f putty. Hair does not make a good bend.
Be careful of the gilly with the tiny
roving black eye and looking for the professional who jams u handle on both ends of his name.
Dad.
TITLE - BOND - & - G U AR AN TE E - C O M PA N Y 5
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$25 down-that’s all
FOR S A L E
H H B iH US
IH in nifrlTn Cl
Ten acres, live acres cleared.
,
room residence, near shipping
3 >4 acres tiled, one well, six
point, price 318.000.00, 38,room house, out-buildings,
000.00 cash, balance in two
years.
near the school, enough till
ing for another acre, price
FOR SALE 11 acres, five cleared, G fenc
37.000.
ed, 4 tiled, 8 In cultivation.
FOR S ALE 10 acres in Eureka Hammock
A ll dltchrd and drained. One
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well. Four room bouse, barn
four miles south
town.
. a i l . on main road, quarter
None cleared. Flowing weU.
mile from loading staUon.
Loading station 14 mile away
Price. >8500.
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on terms.
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FOR S A LE Forty acres, 8 cleared, 8 tiled
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old land, one well, price 510FOR S A L E 15 acres ail cleared* 10 acres
800, will divide into five acre
died, 5 flowing wells, facing
lota and sell ‘for 3230 per
bard rood, good bora, four
FOR S A L E
FOR S A LE
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$10 monthly-nut's Easy
W e have applicaUons for
residences and business prop,
erty. List your prap ertyior
sale' with us.
grove, 53500.00. One third
cash balance to suit purchasher.
FOR S A L E
Ten acres, M cleared, half
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tiled, two wells, price 33.500
one third cash, balance in one
and two years.
W ill rent
for 3100 j»er acre.
FOR SALE
Five acres, 214 acres cleared
I K acres tiled; 1 well, house,
price 53,000 on terms.
W AN TED
Timber tracts of aU sizes, cut
over lands, grazing lands,
orange lands, residence prop
erty, Florida real estate o f
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F ive acres in Beck H am m ock^
3 tiled, flowing w^U. within
h alf m ile o f station.
Price
33,800, terms 51000 cash.
baU 'tce in five years or 'lew.
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Ten acres, 'Ued and In high
state o f cu ilivatw m I
tool house, all tools and wag:.
oil fronting on Lake Monroe.
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Price 311,000.00, half cash, ’ J
balance In two and three
years. This place will rent
fo r.31,000 per year.
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I N S A N F O R D — Life ia Worth Living
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Volume III
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 14.1910
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FLO R ID A VEG ETABLE GROW ERS’ ASSOCIATION
The General News o f “ The Land
M A N A G E R S M IT H T A K E S T H E F I E L D IN A N A C T I V E C A M P A I G N
o f Flowers.
new s o f t h e
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Items o f Interest Gleaned fro m
Various Sources
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Every Grower in the Entire Sanford Section Should Become a Member o f this HAPPENINGS DURING TH E WEEK
CULLED FROM TH E STATE PRESS
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An Epitome of the Week'» Most
portent H appening In the
S tate’s Domain.
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Never before have
Florida colleges
opened with such lor j e attendance^ andwith such bright prospects. These • in
stitutions, sevoral o f which are nttended
by students from m any other States, and
several foreign countries, ore indeed a
credit to the
Contract hak
A fter Bix months o f strenuous cfTort on
the part o f tha vegetable growers of
Sanford and the Celery jwlta nnd nfter
having overcome many obstacles and
neutralized and brought to a common
view, various differences, the Florida
Vegetable Growers’ Assochiiiun, is now a
perfected
organization,
the working
facilities of which are gradually being
gr T7 * - w
Dwrft^ tr#n riled . J , F . ^
Olmstead for the erection o f a new' school
a cost o f $04,495, at Miami
The contract calls fo r completion o f the
building in tim e fo r occupancy at the’
beginning o f the next school year.. The
building, will be constructed o f .reinforced
concrete, three stories liliti and will con
tain twenty-four class rooms and a com
modlous —auditorium
with n scaling
capacity o f ano thousand. A ll floors,
walls and partitions w ill be constructed
of concrete nnd the building will be made
as nearly fireproof as possible.
building, a t
Florida's thousands o f summer tourists
are returning to the Land o f Flowers,
looking worse than they did before leav
ing
in the summer. A fte r
all, the
twelve-months-ln-tlie-ypar lives the long
est and gets more enjoym ent out of
tire.
' General Orders No. 7, containing the
announcement that Miss Clifton Byrd,
of Tallahassee, has been-untried as maid
of honor to the division sponsor at the
reunion of Confederate Veterans at Bar
tow, and containing valuable information
regarding transportation, etc., have been
issued by Maj. Dnvant, commander of
the Florida division, United Confederate
Veterans.
Trains on the Paiatka and Ocala Rail
way ran for the first time on Wednesday.
Mr. Kentz. the owner, tins secured' the 0
• right o f way o f the d’ alatkn & Ahclote
Railway, which has already * been graded
for thirteen miles out from Paiatka. Mr.
Reals states that trains will be running
from Ocala to Paiatka not later than
March 1st
Green fruit is being shipped from the
state tills year, but in smaller quantities
than „heretofore, for which u' song of
praise should go up all uver the state.
No practice has so demoralized the great
industry in Florida. L ei the growers get
together' through the medium of the
-Citrus Exchange.
The sixteen page edition o f the Miami
Metropolis of the 8th was one of the best
and haiulsomcBt .papers ever printed in
Florida. Jt was not a spurt, but n regular
issue in the course o f business, witlt a due
proportion o f excellent and nppropriute
reading matter to the udvertisernents curTtof*- S , "
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Emerprising business men from the
various towns o f Polk county, w ith a large
number of progressive citizens o f other
vocations, met in Bartow and organised a
Polk Couutv PuhUptiy dub- TUe county
commissioners have 'contribute«! u thou
sand dollars to tho object, and it is in
tended to enter upon a great advertising
campaign to induce settlers and developinent. Polk is a greut county, and too
much can,hardly be said in support o f its
resources and attractions. '
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Splendid Organization W ithout Delay
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brought into (wise
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The membership now consists of 150
qfgiwcrs who have under their immediate
control 800 tiled acres in uddition to a
considerable untiled urea o f which little
consideration is taken. The board of
directors and its various committees are
th be congratulated over tliclr conquest
o f what at times seemed to he in
surmountable difficulties, and words of
praise are extended them on «v e ry hand,
not only by the growers but by laymen
and business men in every line
of
commerce ns well ns the professions.
t A t the board
meeting last Saturday
night, Mr. W illiam G. Smith, of Cupc
Charles. Virginia, was elected mnnager
o f ttie association for the ensuing sea
son. This gentleman lias had twenty
years experience us an f. o. b„ qplcs
specialist and comes well recommended,
ns a hustler, a man of broad experience
and one who will he able to keep under
proper conlroKevery phase o f the mar
keting project. Mr. Smith will work un
der the executive comm ittee appointed
at Saturday night's meeting. This com
mittee is composed of It. A. Howard, W.
!) Holden and Hurry Ward, nil of whom
arc deeply interested in every pliuse of
tile development o f the Celery Delta.
it will he the endeavor of the ex
ecutive board and Munager Smith, to
bring
buyers of vegetables in large
quantities to Sanford to offset
their
predujice, if j h e y should have any re
garding the Sanford pack und to exerifpllfy by ifersonul contract the merits o f the
products of the Celery Delta, just as
buyers ate taken care of in large manufncturilfc centers where special imxlucts
are made and placed on (lie market. To
do this and begin from the very bottom
us theexeculivecom m ittee will necessarily
have to begin, is a herculean task o f no
small proportions and at once command
tilt* hearty endorsement of the entire
community.
THE IRISH POTATO CHOI*
S an fo rd
I.in te rs
Cun
Raise
Spuds
-For Profit
Am ong our planters we find manifested
a wide spreading interest in tlie culture
o f Curly Irish potatoes. Although Hist
season, owing to continued damp cold
weather daring January was anpropitious
fo r ‘ early plantings, some o f the seed
lying dormant for four weeks. Y e t the
success was"” so market in many in
stances. and tlie money value of this
stuple crop, grown under favorable con
ditions and with proper methods so ap
parent that the coming season will see
a largely increased area o f - the tooth,
some "m urphy" planted in Sanford
As a further inducement to bring buyers should feel it is his duty to do npssionary
to Sanford und to have the pack of work among his neighbors who hnvc not
celery as nearly uniform as possible Joined the association and oil work with
throughout the state the organisation will n harmonious object o f purpose that will
udopt the 12 inch crate (size 12x20x24 make the crop grow ns though it were
inches) ns it is believed that this will grown by a single man nnd sell as though
prove the popular package. Those having it were a single stalk. The directors are
a slock o f 8 inches or ten inches crate.- ur.lng every mentis within their province
on linnd will be permitted to use what to increase the membership t o 250 by the
tiiey have. There are a few marker« j-tinwi-the selling season opens, nnd from
thnt prefer the smaller crate nnd of ull visible indications and with the active
course will be subplied with the packngo aid of each individual member the task
preferred, but the idea o f having every will he nn easy one.
package uniform in size will finally be
Just as soon us the murketing details
worked up to, even though a hit o f have been worked out a growers' meeting
educulionul work will have to he done.
-wijl he held nnd a..gnp—-nl discussion of
. The lettuce hamper us now used here
will be displaced by u crate measuring
8x20x21 and holding approximately the
same
number o f heads ns hampers
formerly used. Cdmful Inquiry in the
markets has estublis
Isoed beyond question
thnt the crate hns many advantages over
the hamper. It is more easily inspected,
refrigerates better, looks 100. per cent,
nicer and brings a premium o f 25 cents
per package over the hamper.
Preparatory to nod during the cropping
season there will he many obstacles to
over come and and it should be the
desire and efiort o f each member to
co-operate with the board of dlrect'ira in
every way possible. The association is
not a one man proposition and no one
rnnn can dominate or control it. It is a
collective organization to promote the
general welfare o f the growers and should
have every assistance
commensurate
with sensible and conservative business
judgement.
brunches he discredited at once. Doubt-; hiken place.
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less there will be some differences of o p in -' The* officers o f the Florida Vegetable
ion us to many minor derails, but if they Growers* Association of Sanford «r e G. R.
arc allowed to work themselves out they Calhoun, president; E. T. Woodruff, secre
will prove self adjusting, and meet mar tary. These two gentlemen, in coimecket conditions mid each member should tion witli ji. A. Howard, W. D. Holden. A.
be willing to concede as much to the as T. Rossetter, Hurry Wurd. J. II. Mitchell
sociation us they liuve had, so to do, with and H. Ji. Chappell coiiqiose die dl.recindividuals in tlie past. Each member torate.
A large grower at Hastings reports u i
TOLD TO MOVE ON
yield on one acre of tiled land from this
ixitato. season of 1909, 128 barrels, beside
A g ita to r s o f La b o r I rou bles Have No
4 barrels culls, totul of 132 barrels; while
P la c e In S an fo rd
die past season his ^ield on five acres
Tile
present
strike in- Tampa is being
was 590 barrels,90 jut cent No. J^, only 10
kept
alive
by
the paid labor ugitulor#
per cent o f 2s,
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wlio
know
that
when the strike ends
A s will be seen from a full page adver
their
job
will
etui.
Sinfc several Ugar
tisement elsewhere ill dlis pap.r, Mr.
factories
have
located
in Snnford the
Deane is now booking orders for tfie Pol
aris and other well known varieties of agitators* naturally drifted to the c ity
seed—pbtntoesr nil “ grown !R —Aroostook tm m lc r to stir up trouble.“ Learning that
county, Maine, guarantee*! free from dis they were in the city Mayor Imke went
to their hotel and told them that two
ease.
trains
left that night one going north
When Hustings enters the market with
her 200.000 tmrrel crop, shipping u train tuuTunc going south and not to .let the
load doily, Sanford and other smaller po- sunshine on tfiem in Snnford again.
tlie gentleman in
tn ttrp iln tl hnd better "c le a r the trackr - Needles* to told
question
left
at
die
appointed
time and
They begin planting January 10th und
it
is
safe
to
ussert
that
their
kind
will
commence shipping April 10th. It is sug
not
molest
the
manufacturers
in
die
city
gested that for this territory seed potatoes
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should be shipped say Novem ber 15th, again.
Celery Delta.
Good yields o f this important member
C. J. McCnmey, form erly game warden
of Marion county, who with W illiam C. of the vegetable kingdon cannot lie ob
Ayers was given a ' preliminary hearing tained b y haphazard methods the land arriving here by December 1st, tuddlng
Episcopal Church S e rv ic e
Saturday before Judge Bell on tite charge musl,JiS W>perly drained prepared fer them in our bams for two weeks. Our
The
hour for Sunday evening service
o f murdering fyicholas, P. Myers, p couple' tilize d nfitt cultivated apd last but not mild clim ate w ill have ca u & l the eyes to
has
been
changer! in
die Epiacoiw!
o f weeks ago, near Weiredalc, was re*ffonst the best x>f seed planted, Opinions sprout, so that when pLbulled. suy peceinChurch
to
five
o'clock.
This
to take the
leased, as the evidence was InsuflicienT to difTer us to-~nrg?lH!Ut steIl.-b oth -m e-4 oj-l)<,-f-15trirBI0WTtl_ w.tt)_ bc_ hnmpdiate. B
place
or
the
service
tTu
u
hn
s
been held
hold him. A yers was bound over to tho variety and nativity, fine crops have been rapid. The experience last season of
at
7:30.
There
will
Tib
the
regular
Vos*
m
ad?
here
from
both
W
estenwiiid
Eastern
grand jury, and his bond placed a t $7.0d0
shipments made during blizzard weather
which, so far, he has been unable to raise. seed.
While the Hastings farmers use proved Hint the chilling o f the potatoes pers Service, with sbort talk by the
The evidence against Ayers seems purely almost exclusively tlie eastern grower, retarded materially their early growth Rector, not to exceed ID minutes, the
circumstantial, -and hinges on the fact Maine preferred, and consider the crop of and consequent maturity. . Planted as whole service to occupy about uu hour.
that tracks near tlie body o f die murdered Aroostook county, superior to that of any above suggested our crops m ay be dug This change is made w idi the idea o f
man, corresponded to the track o f Ayers. odior county in thnt state, authentic re and marketed before Hustings begins, it most conveniont for (he greatest num
ber of people.- The service will be made
J, Ira Gore, one o f the able und best ports from that county report a large yield (bus realizing tlie highest prices.
as bright and helpful as possible, and
for
diis
season
o
f
extra
fine
seed,
free
from
known young newspaper men of Florida,
The early potato crop for Sanford seems
all will be made welcome. On and after
who has for some time post devoted Ids blight or disease o f any kind.
a safe proposition. W e are 70 miles fur
Sunday
October I6th, service at die
Good yields were obtained here Inst sea ther south dian Hastings, that place has
attention to his real estate Interests, has
Episcopal
church ut 5 p. ni . instead o f
returned to die journalistic field, und is son of die “ Fiam ich" variety und "Spald un unbroken record of crops for eighteen
7:30 a£ lieretofore.
.
ing
Rose
Four.”
this
last
named
potato
Is
now state news editor o f the Metropolis,
years, and is nuw die largest edrly potato
die
favorite
variety
at
Hastings—
no
apwhich position he filled so acceptably for
section in the world. Our location and
A Beacon Window
J lla n g tim e on the - staff - o f . the A tla n ta ptadablc q uantity o f 'a ny Other, _kj_qdji admirable system of -drainage nnd sub-'
TM "BMlfij) storcila* a fino display Jus
Constitution.
Probably no newspaper grown there. A few o f our Sanford grow Irrigation will enablu us to head the list week o f Ueacou shoes. This is otic o f the
writer ip the stats has a wider acquaint ers planted, at die suggestion o f H. ti. as to net profits per ucre from early po best brands on the market and die people
Who make diem believe In advertising; as
ance than Mr. Gore, who will bend his en- Deane, sample patches of the Polaris, and tatoes. . • ‘I
Is evidenced by the wihdow ut die Bos
sll
are
loud
In
diclr
praise
o
f
this
fine-va
ergiet toward making die state news ser
N ext week we will give some sugges ton. A largo display advertisement will
vice o f the Metropolis equal to tluK of the riety, o f early m aturity. uniformly large tion# as to tha best methods o f planting also bo corned in The Herald for the Bea
lU e , fine quality and a wonderful cropper. and cu ld vid n g .
con shoe« and The Boston.
largest cides In the country. '
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M ere th e R ea d e rs W ill Find a Brie.
H is to ric a l S pring F lo w in g
F o r H urried R ea d ers
Fred Hall wns sliot dead and Policeman
James Culpepper is dying as the result of
a pistol duel fought on the streets of Meridinn Miss., early Monday morning, Tho
officer was trying to arrest tinll.
Wheat is easy in Chicago a n d ' from
three-quarters to seven-eighths lower.
Provisions arc firm and higher. Cattle
are strong and hogs steady.
Fenring that the strike oh tho Great
Northern railroad will spread.to the state
railways and completely paralyze traffic
thruuiHmuLEraucq. tlnu ca fo p w L lain ■ S k sloli for .the purpose o f jijnnnlng some
enrii-^oint in nny w ay «H eelin g the crop
w ay to deu Lw it^ the situation.
o f the grower will be had, and from which
idsquare miles o f territory
much valuable assistance is hoped to lie
secured, ahd a solidarity o f organization IriTiorlhern Minnesota nnd southern On
perfected that will mean n minimum of tario is a smoking funcrul pyre. Through
losses and always a maximum of profits the'night fire raged, driven fast^by high
_IQ liic.pruduccrs._IuJhe.im um time uuy winds, und todny it still surges on. t a k i n g „
information desired may tie had by call its liuniun toll and destroying property
ing on Mnnager Smith at the association everywhere. Over one thousand arc dead
offices in the Peoples Bank building. Tlie und from three to four thousand are m iss
Tw elve towns and villages are
association for the time will occupy half ing.
wi|Htl
out
ami eight' thousand men, wom
of the palatini offices o f tlie Title Bond &
en
nnd
children
are homeless. The prop
Guarantee Company, which arc on -tlie
erty
loss
will
exceed
one hundred million
first floor, centrally located and right next
dollars.
to the iiosloflice.
-_ T o o much imiK)rtaucexannotbe~attached to the fuel that every celery grower in
die Celery Delta should become a member
of this organization, und should make im
mediate application. H ub is an associa
tion o f the jteoplo and eiich citizen of
Sanford nnd community should become a
booster for it.'tor upon the successful mar
keting of this and future seasons' crops
depc'nds
the prusi>erily and expansion of
The history o f all »itpilur organizations
Sanford,1
die success o f its commerciu
records the many false and malicious re
ports circulated, usually by the minority entepriscs.-llie growth o f its industries,
fur tlie purpose of resolving the member Its success menus good roads, fine schools,
ship hack into its former chaotic state, beautiful homes, a greater Sanford and u
mu! it is im peratively esscmiul that any financial solidity thnt has also attended
derogalory rumors »Heeling (he nutTens of . intelligent, agricultural elloit, no matter
tlie organization in a n y ' of its various in what clim e or section the in itiative lias
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1Turpentine ‘men of Georgia are very
much put out by the rule of die Federal
hoard of appraisers to the effect that die
prohibitive tariff nn imported rosins is not
legal, and that rosins from oilier countries
will he admitted to the United States free
o f duty.
LEFT SANFORD OFF Tilt MAP'
C o llier's A tlas and G a z e tte S eem s to
be V ery Fau lty
Hurry I'apworlh who formerly resided
in Sanford and was one o f tec most prom
inent and progressive citizens still, has the
same lo ve fui the old uiwu. Recently 1’.
F. Collier & Soils published nil A lias and
Gazette and looking over the work for his
old town .Mr. P a w o r th discovered dint
Sanford and Lake Monroe were not even*
on the map.
It is not like Hurry Pupworth to allow
any such slight lo Sunford and he imme
diately penned the following:
M rtu t K. I’ . Collier S Son. 41*1 We»l 15th Street,
New York City:
Gentlemen— I recently received a copy
of your new Encycloixxlic Atlus und Ga
zette of die World, and in looking a die
mup of die suite o f ' Florida Pwns simply
astounded to note that otic of the prim ipal
towns, Sanford. Orange county, and one o f
the largest lakes, Lake Monroe, on which
Sanford is located, tlie, bend of navigation
of the Si. Johns river. Sunford being die
largest truck and fruit producing town in
the entire state, were not shown on die
map und yet ull die small villages, such
-«»G en eva. Oviedo, Lake MnryrLcmgWOOdT“
.Paula, Enterprise, etc., surrounding tho
town in which my ^boyhood days were
very conspicuously in view. W ill you
kindly inform me what caused such un
extrnordiny oversight und if m ay construe
that die balance of your maps are us
faulty as the one in question. .
A w aitin g your reply.
Yours very truly, . „
,
H. M. P apw o rth .
\ : ----------------l adles' A u xiliary
The Lmlics Auxiliary to the Am i-Saloon
League, which is u temporary organiza
tion started by the ladles o f Sunford for
the luirmae of lending u helping hand in
the present campaign for stato-wide prohibUionTbaa proven a popuMr moyement
with the ladles of' diis place. A large
number hnve enlisted as members and
ore actively ut work. The weekly meet
ing o f the Au xiliary was held in the Bap
tist church Tuesday ulternoon; die pres
ident. M r a T le n r y Wight, • i a the chair.
Splendid reports were beard from the vanpus committees, allowing d ia i they had
been at wosk along (he lines assigned <o
dieui. Gifted teraperunco speakers are
booked for Sanford at an early date. The
Auxiliury w ill meet Tuesday afternoon,
Oct. IHiliTTuTTio Presbyterian church. ' '
Miss Armstrong, who was the efficient
music aud draw ing teacher in the school
last year has returned to Sanford, and is
filling the vacancy hi the fifth and sixdj
grades.
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Shipments of Celery from San
ford to date
Year
Crates
Year
Crates
1899
1,100 ‘ 1909
01,680
123,958
1900
. 8.200
1906
181,768
190
1,000—
1907
330.000
1902
21.200
1908
475.000
1903
34,000
1909
1904
83,650
Yearly average Increase 118.3%
Sanford Money-Makers
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Sanford Farms News Notes
Mr. Llngo,*who purchased fifteen acres
from Title Bond & Guarantee Company
has arrived at Sanford for the purpose of
improving his property. He will impròve
five acres atkmce, build a house and make
all necessary improvements for a com
fortable home.
Mr. R. C. Shaffer of Camden. Ohio, pur
chaser of a five acre tract in Sanford
Farms, hns made out u list of materials
for tho construction of a residence on his
property, tie is expected in Sanford in
the near future.
The growers in thè vicinity of Sanford
Farms are now busy with their crops.
Quite a targe acreagoof strawberries have
. Jic c fljct. Those who Ita ve fall tomatoes
will do well on them and the crop looks
very fine. Preparation is being made for
the usual acreage of celery. Mr. Vorce,
who pnrehased fifteen acres from the Title
.fiand ¿.Guantate« Os., fans n tine bed of
cnnHOaoMOplants ready to s e t'a n d his
cabbage plants nrr coming on in great
shape.
Mr. J. E. Pace, tho "Celery Kind," who
has a nice truck garden nl Sanford Farms
Is getting things in shape for his fall
crops. He will have seventy-live acres in
------- celeryrtfttriy acres Ih réltuce and ten
acres in cabbage this season. Mr. Pace
began truck growing in the Sanford Cel
ery Delta some yean ago on less than
oneselghth of an. acre. He is now the
largest grower of vegetables in the Celery
Delta.
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The store building erected by J. W. Bell
is completed and ready for a tenant. Mr.
.Bell Is anxious to get a wideawake mer
chant to put in a general Mock of goods
- and will lease tiie building very rcason- abU, Mr. MofTnttr nn Old 'resident of
West Sanford, has opened a store and
carries a nice stock of goods, but the old
Buying, is, "Competition li the life of
trade," cvep if it does occasionally kill the
trader. Mr. Bell provided live commodious
rooms over Jhe store which is a two
story building and is prepared to enter
tain purchasers inytlie latest uppruved
fashion.
Mr. Vorce’s house lias arrived und (Ids
hustling gentleman is now busy getting
it together. His fumily will be dtgyu
thortly und will add much to the com
munity.
. Mr. I’niilicr bus In n crop of sweet
potutoes on a [lortiuu of his improved live
acres. The crop is looking very good.
He bus also tiled u portion of his fumi,
planted u nice urea Of strawberries nm) is
• making very good headway.
Mr. Gamble has hud five ucrca cleared,
plowed, burrowed und put in shape for
u first crop of cubbuge.
We luive word from tunny purchasers
of Sanford Furms that they will be down
lids Tull und get busy with their devclopment work. From all indiarions there
will be nt least 40 families living on
Sanford Farms next spring.
If you have interests In Sanford and
wunt a reliable lina, to look after them
write Title Bond & Guarantee Co,
Captain Smith, has rented the Oglesby
property and will put in a two ucre crop
while clearing and improving Sanford
Farm. Ho will have.Mrv Richard Tingle
of. Gresil am ville, Ga., associated with
..him. Those gen IhintsuJirought —a- lamdsotne pair of mules from. Georgia with
them and are. prepared' jo do plowing,
, hauling, and all kinds of teaming. Orders
may be left for them at the pfflce of the
Title Bond &. Guurahtcé Go.
; From the way Sanford Furine are
moving there is little doubt but what
every five acre tract jvlll be sold by the
First o( January. ' If-you want to locate
in a progressive community, now is the
time for you to let us make a selection
for you.
Title Bond A Guarantee Co., will sell
ymlr property, will rent your property,
and vyili do tho square thing to you.
Thla Lint May in te re st You
FOR SALE Five acres, 2 H cleared, 1 well
2 room cottage, price 31,080.
FOR SALE Residence,‘MnrVliam Heigliu,
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3 acres, nice fruit trees and
FOR SALE 30 building lots Just outside
the d ty limits. Price ranges
from 3125 to 3178 each*
Terms cash.
fiV liT D iim uoni uikape ui u ran i a g ¡K-y
contract.
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C on sorvatlsm , R ollablllty, P ro iresa lv o n a a a and C ou rteou s T reatm ent___________
$25 down-that’s all
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$10 monthly -Tint's Essy
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L E T T E R NO . 4 .
T he F a th e r E x p la in s to H is Son, th e R ew ard A w a itin g th e D ishonest M a n W h o V ends
W o rth less S an d y A c re s .
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M y D e a r Son:
Last week I mode mention to you of the cavortings around of that old Celebrity, Diogenes, in his effort to locate an hon
est real estate dealer. I neglected to mention to you the experience of
L ittle Napoleon
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Who made new paths fo the FnTrildf Army”and new ldDrels for his own iriorrow heath
sary department has given a contract for furnishing
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Tile head of Napoleon s^comtpjg^..
F resh P ork, M u tto n , G o at and R aw Beef
To a certain Butcher who had an international rep for vending embalmed foods and giving short weights to his palrons.
This fellow took advantage of his extensive operations in furnishing food for the
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And palmed ofTon them large quantities of poor and spoiled meats, (He consumption of which began.to mow down the
ranks of the French Army to a greater extent than the
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B ullets of th e E n e m y
This dope Anally leaked through to the Little Chief and he sent for the successful Meat Contractor and placed him on the
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N apoleon’s A rm y
The Fakir began by explaining that he always furnished the very, best meats for the officers -messes,
officer’s portions in person. He did not take so much care with tne supplies of the
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beem
He looked after the
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he did not believe they amounted to much und a little spoiled meat would do them no harm.
Hmu an Kindness in
The Milk of
N apoleon's B elfry Began to C urdle
His blood surged and boiled.
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His temper went up to white heat.
His body shook with emotion and lit
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B aw led O u t to tho W a tc h of th e H o u r
At the end of
Tuke thou, this thing here, who is the Strychnine of Our Camp, to the Guard House for an hour’s prayer,
that time take him to the •
E xecu tio n Post
Accompanied by Eight Men and shoot him so full of holes thal n Pound of Bologna Sausage will run out
as Dry Sand will chase through a co n rB e sieve
u
of
him
ns
easily
T he F a k ir w as K illed E n tire ly
And your old father deplores the fact that we have no Napoleon to place in charge of the sale of Florida Land, as crimes
are naw being committed in the name of Profit and Progress that are¿lesliuetl to become cankerous sores in the breasts
of the duped purchasers and a stench in the nostrils of the
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E th ics of C om m on D ecency
A relupse will take place, an awakening will come, an accounting will be demanded, the Truth Will Become Generally
Known and a howl will go up out of Florida that will cause the erstwhile Howl of Rome to sound as a chant nt a funeral
of a potentate in comparison thereto
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You K now M y Son T h a t I B elieve in Doing the S q u a re T h in g
And iron} the testimonials now being gathered from the people of prominence, respect and honor in our community, you
will agree with me that there are many others who also
s
B elieve in Doing the S q u are T h in g A s the F o llow ing S ta te m e n t S h o w s :
‘1 have lived in Ftoridu for the past 20 yenrs and for the past 7 years in Orange county. From, experience and ¡tersonal
observation, I know it* to be an utter impossibility for a man to grow ^vinter vegetables for market without proper irriga
tion and clrninoge^T-bis .land.ySince.my residence here I have betm in a |>osition to note the progress of those of my
acquaintances Wlip haye Utfempteil farming without irrigation and failure has always attended their efforts.
Yours truly, N. H. GARNER, Sanford, Florida.
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Between the Arid und Irritf&fafo'dnnd is so plain that Mr. Garnar, told your father that lie could sit in his buggy and toss
a pOnny on land that worth .from $150 to $1500 bu the one side while on the other side of the buggy he could toss a
penny on land that wus worth from $25 an acre down to nothing.
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Is caused try the elevation and the height to which the following artesian wells will rise to or above the surface If you
will MDdfeJhe Title Bond &. Guarantee Company you can get it book telling you all about urtesimt-wells and irrigating
land. Tins book is of uiitold vglueto-the man looking-for-«^Imiation-in'WffitnrTo'Stardisli a home that can Tie mode to
____1 sustain itself— Be good and saveyour money. I will write next week.
Your loving Father.
P;
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now 52 lndictn»enta & the Federal Court against companies who have fraudulently filched purchasers
P. S. No. 2: Brains can not bejmode of putty. Hair does not make a good bend. Be careful of the gilly with the tiny
roving black eye and looking for the professional who jams u handle on both ends of his name.
Dad.
TITLE - BOND - & - GUARANTEE - COMPANY 5
(IN C O R P O R A T E D )
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$25 down-that’s all
FOR SALE
Notice
There wlU be a special meeting of the
stockholders of the TiUe Bond ^ G u a ran
tee Co., October 22nd, 1910, at 8 o'clock
p. m., at the company's ofllcea in San/Ord,
Florida. •
T h o m a s K. B ates ,
Secretary.
FOR SALE
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Possession liven on payment of I2S.
Balance, S10 monthly,
ritminl arto*Ian well fuiranteed
Ten per cent discount for cash
No Interni on deferred payment».
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , O C T O B E R 7 , 1 9 1 0
V o lu m e 1
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Oar Terras of Sale on 5 Acre* j |
H A N D L E - LUCKY
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H H B i H I H i n n if r lT n Cl
$10 monthly-nut's Easy
Ten acres, live acres cleared.
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3 >4 acres tiled, one well, six
room house, out-buildings,
near the school, enough till
ing for another acre, price FOR SALE
37.000.
10 acres in Eureka Hammock
four miles south
town.
None cleared. Flowing weU.
Loading station 14 mile away
------ ------Price. 81780.^ Terras.'3 6 0 0
down, balance dn time.
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FOR SALE 15 acres ail cleared* 10 acres
died, 5 flowing wells, facing
bard rood, good bora, four
room residence, near shipping FOR SALE We have applicaUons for
grove, 53500.00. One third
point, price 318.000.00, 38,residences and business prop,
cash balance to suit pur000.00 cash, balance in two
erty. List your prapertyior
chasher.
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sale' with us.
FOR SALE Five acres in Beck Hammock^
11 acres, five cleared, G fenc FOR SALE Ten acres, M cleared, half
* 3 tiled, flowing w^U. within
ed, 4 tiled, 8 In cultivation.
tiled, two wells, price 33.500
half mile of station. Price
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All dltchrd and drained. One
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one third cash, balance in one
33,800, terms 51000 cash.
* well. Four room bouse, barn
and two years. Will rent •
baU'tce in five years or 'lew.
. a i l .on main road, quarter
for 3100 j»er acre.
FOR. SALE Ten acres, 'Ued and In high
mile from loading staUon. FOR SALE
Five acres, 214 acres cleared
state of cuilivatwm I
Price. >8500.
Half cask
IK acres tiled; 1 well, house,
tool house, all tools and wag:.
on
terms.
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o il fronting on Lake Monroe.
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FOR SALE Forty acres, 8 cleared, 8 tiled WANTED Timber tracts of aU sizes, cut
Price 311,000.00, half cash, ’ J
old land, one well, price 510balance In two and three
over lands, grazing lands,
800, will divide into five acre
years. This place will rent
orange lands, residence prop
lota and sell ‘for 3230 per
erty, Florida real estate of
for.31,000 per year.
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IN SANFORD— Life ia Worth Living
dumber 9
Volume III
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 14.1910
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ÿ ALL AROUND FLORIDA F L O R ID A V E G E T A B L E G R O W E R S ’ A S SO C IA T IO N
The General News of “The Land
of Flowers.
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M ANAGER SM ITH T A K E S T H E FIELD IN A N A C TIV E C AM PAIG N
CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS •Every
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Grower in the
Entire Sanford Section Should Become
a Member of this
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Splendid Organization Without Delay
An Epitome of the Week'» Most Importent H appening In the
State’s Domain.
Never before have Florida colleges
opened with such lorje attendance^ andwith such bright prospects. These • in
stitutions, sevoral of which are nttended
by students from many other States, and
several foreign countries, ore indeed a
After Bix months of strenuous cfTort on
the part of tha vegetable growers of
Sanford and the Celery jwlta nnd nfter
having overcome many obstacles and
neutralized and brought to a common
view, various differences, the Florida
Vegetable Growers’ Assochiiiun, is now a
perfected organization, the working
facilities of which are gradually being
credit to the
g r T7 * - w , - a n d brought into (wise
Contract hak Dwrft^ tr#n riled . J , F. ^
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The membership now consists of 150
Olmstead for the erection of a new' school
qfgiwcrs who have under their immediate
building, at a cost of $04,495, at Miami
control 800 tiled acres in uddition to a
The contract calls for completion of the
considerable untiled urea of which little
building in time for occupancy at the’
consideration is taken. The board of
beginning of the next school year.. The
directors and its various committees are
building, will be constructed of .reinforced
th be congratulated over tliclr conquest
concrete, three stories liliti and will con
of what at times seemed to he in
tain twenty-four class rooms and a com
surmountable difficulties, and words of
modlous —auditorium with n scaling
praise are extended them on «very hand,
capacity of ano thousand. All floors,
not only by the growers but by laymen
walls and partitions will be constructed
and
business men in every line of
of concrete nnd the building will be made
commerce ns well ns the professions.
as nearly fireproof as possible.
Florida's thousands of summer tourists t At the board meeting last Saturday
are returning to the Land of Flowers, night, Mr. William G. Smith, of Cupc
looking worse than they did before leav Charles. Virginia, was elected mnnager
ing in the summer. After all, the of ttie association for the ensuing sea
twelve-months-ln-tlie-ypar lives the long son. This gentleman lias had twenty
est and gets more enjoyment out of years experience us an f. o. b„ qplcs
specialist and comes well recommended,
tire.
ns
a hustler, a man of broad experience
' General Orders No. 7, containing the
and
one who will he able to keep under
announcement that Miss Clifton Byrd,
proper
conlroKevery phase of the mar
of Tallahassee, has been-untried as maid
keting
project.
Mr. Smith will work un
of honor to the division sponsor at the
der
the
executive
committee appointed
reunion of Confederate Veterans at Bar
at
Saturday
night's
meeting. This com
tow, and containing valuable information
mittee
is
composed
of
It. A. Howard, W.
regarding transportation, etc., have been
!) Holden and Hurry Ward, nil of whom
issued by Maj. Dnvant, commander of
the Florida division, United Confederate arc deeply interested in every pliuse of
tile development of the Celery Delta.
Veterans.
it will he the endeavor of the ex
Trains on the Paiatka and Ocala Rail
way ran for the first time on Wednesday. ecutive board and Munager Smith, to
bring buyers of vegetables in large
Mr. Kentz. the owner, tins secured' the 0
• right of way of the d’alatkn & Ahclote quantities to Sanford to offset their
Railway, which has already *been graded predujice, if jh ey should have any re
for thirteen miles out from Paiatka. Mr. garding the Sanford pack und to exerifpllReals states that trains will be running fy by ifersonul contract the merits of the
from Ocala to Paiatka not later than products of the Celery Delta, just as
buyers ate taken care of in large manuMarch 1st
Green fruit is being shipped from the fncturilfc centers where special imxlucts
state tills year, but in smaller quantities are made and placed on (lie market. To
than „heretofore, for which u' song of do this and begin from the very bottom
praise should go up all uver the state. us theexeculivecommittee will necessarily
No practice has so demoralized the great have to begin, is a herculean task of no
industry in Florida. Lei the growers get small proportions and at once command
together' through the medium of the tilt* hearty endorsement of the entire
community.
-Citrus Exchange.
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As a further inducement to bring buyers should feel it is his duty to do npssionary
to Sanford und to have the pack of work among his neighbors who hnvc not
celery as nearly uniform as possible Joined the association and oil work with
throughout the state the organisation will n harmonious object of purpose that will
udopt the 12 inch crate (size 12x20x24 make the crop grow ns though it were
inches) ns it is believed that this will grown by a single man nnd sell as though
prove the popular package. Those having it were a single stalk. The directors are
a slock of 8 inches or ten inches crate.- ur.lng every mentis within their province
on linnd will be permitted to use what to increase the membership to 250 by the
tiiey have. There are a few marker« j-tinwi-the selling season opens, nnd from
thnt prefer the smaller crate nnd of ull visible indications and with the active
course will be subplied with the packngo aid of each individual member the task
preferred, but the idea of having every will he nn easy one.
package uniform in size will finally be
Just as soon us the murketing details
worked up to, even though a hit of have been worked out a growers' meeting
educulionul work will have to he done.
-wijl he held nnd a..gnp—-nl discussion of
. The lettuce hamper us now used here enrii-^oint in nny way «Heeling the crop
will be displaced by u crate measuring of the grower will be had, and from which
8x20x21 and holding approximately the much valuable assistance is hoped to lie
same number of heads ns hampers secured, ahd a solidarity of organization
formerly used. Cdmful Inquiry in the perfected that will mean n minimum of
markets has estublisIsoed beyond question losses and always a maximum of profits
thnt the crate hns many advantages over _IQ liic.pruduccrs._IuJhe.imum time uuy
the hamper. It is more easily inspected, information desired may tie had by call
refrigerates better, looks 100. per cent, ing on Mnnager Smith at the association
nicer and brings a premium of 25 cents offices in the Peoples Bank building. Tlie
per package over the hamper.
association for the time will occupy half
Preparatory to nod during the cropping of the palatini offices of tlie Title Bond &
season there will he many obstacles to Guarantee Company, which arc on -tlie
over come and and it should be the first floor, centrally located and right next
desire and efiort of each member to to the iiosloflice.
co-operate with the board of dlrect'ira in -_Too much imiK)rtaucexannotbe~attachevery way possible. The association is ed to the fuel that every celery grower in
not a one man proposition and no one die Celery Delta should become a member
rnnn can dominate or control it. It is a of this organization, und should make im
collective organization to promote the mediate application. H ub is an associa
general welfare of the growers and should tion of the jteoplo and eiich citizen of
have every assistance commensurate Sanford nnd community should become a
with sensible and conservative business booster for it.'tor upon the successful mar
judgement.
keting of this and future seasons' crops
depc'nds
the prusi>erily and expansion of
The history of all »itpilur organizations
Sanford,1
die success of its commerciu
records the many false and malicious re
ports circulated, usually by the minority entepriscs.-llie growth o f its industries,
fur tlie purpose of resolving the member Its success menus good roads, fine schools,
ship hack into its former chaotic state, beautiful homes, a greater Sanford and u
mu! it is imperatively esscmiul that any financial solidity thnt has also attended
derogalory rumors »Heeling (he nut Tens of . intelligent, agricultural elloit, no matter
tlie organization in any' of its various in what clime or section the initiative lias
brunches he discredited at once. Doubt-; hiken place.
,
less there will be some differences of opin-' The* officers of the Florida Vegetable
ion us to many minor derails, but if they Growers* Association of Sanford «re G. R.
arc allowed to work themselves out they Calhoun, president; E. T. Woodruff, secre
will prove self adjusting, and meet mar tary. These two gentlemen, in coimecket conditions mid each member should tion witli ji. A. Howard, W. D. Holden. A.
be willing to concede as much to the as T. Rossetter, Hurry Wurd. J. II. Mitchell
sociation us they liuve had, so to do, with and H. Ji. Chappell coiiqiose die dl.recindividuals in tlie past. Each member torate.
The sixteen page edition of the Miami
A large grower at Hastings reports u i
TOLD TO MOVE ON
THE IRISH POTATO CHOI*
Metropolis of the 8th was one of the best
yield on one acre of tiled land from this
and haiulsomcBt .papers ever printed in
ixitato. season of 1909, 128 barrels, beside
A gitators of Labor I roubles Have No
I.in te rs Cun Raise Spuds
Florida. Jt was not a spurt, but n regular Sanford
4 barrels culls, totul of 132 barrels; while
-For Profit
Place In Sanford
issue in the course of business, witlt a due
die past season his ^ield on five acres
proportion of excellent and nppropriute
Tile present strike in- Tampa is being
Among our planters we find manifested was 590 barrels,90 ju t cent No. J^, only 10
reading matter to the udvertisernents cur- a wide spreading interest in tlie culture
kept alive by the paid labor ugitulor#
per cent of 2s,
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of Curly Irish potatoes. Although Hist
As will be seen from a full page adver wlio know that when the strike ends
Emerprising business men from the season, owing to continued damp cold
tisement elsewhere ill dlis pap.r, Mr. their job will etui. Sinfc several Ugar
various towns of Polk county, with a large weather daring January was anpropitious
Deane is now booking orders for tfie Pol factories have located in Snnford the
number of progressive citizens of other for‘ early plantings, some of the seed
aris and other well known varieties of agitators* naturally drifted to the city
vocations, met in Bartow and organised a lying dormant for four weeks. Yet the
tm m lcr to stir up trouble.“ Learning that
Polk Couutv PuhUptiy dub- TUe county success was"” so market in many in seed—pbtntoesr nil “ grown !R—Aroostook they were in the city Mayor Imke went
county, Maine, guarantee*! free from dis
commissioners have 'contribute«! u thou stances. and tlie money value of this
to their hotel and told them that two
ease.
sand dollars to tho object, and it is in stuple crop, grown under favorable con
trains
left that night one going north
When Hustings enters the market with
tended to enter upon a great advertising ditions and with proper methods so ap
her 200.000 tmrrel crop, shipping u train tuuTunc going south and not to .let the
campaign to induce settlers and develop- parent that the coming season will see
load doily, Sanford and other smaller po- sunshine on tfiem in Snnford again.
inent. Polk is a greut county, and too a largely increased area of - the tooth,
tn ttrp iln tl hnd better "clear the trackr - Needles* to told tlie gentleman in
much can,hardly be said in support of its some "murphy" planted in Sanford
They begin planting January 10th und question left at die appointed time and
resources and attractions. '
Celery Delta.
commence shipping April 10th. It is sug it is safe to ussert that their kind will
Good yields of this important member gested that for this territory seed potatoes not molest the manufacturers in die city
C. J. McCnmey, formerly game warden
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of Marion county, who with William C. of the vegetable kingdon cannot lie ob should be shipped say November 15th, again.
Ayers was given a ' preliminary hearing tained by haphazard methods the land arriving here by December 1st, tuddlng
Episcopal Church Service
Saturday before Judge Bell on tite charge musl,JiS W>perly drained prepared fer them in our bams for two weeks. Our
The
hour for Sunday evening service
of murdering fyicholas, P. Myers, p couple' tilized nfitt cultivated apd last but not mild climate will have cau& l the eyes to
has
been
changer! in die Epiacoiw!
of weeks ago, near Weiredalc, was re*ffonst the best x>f seed planted, Opinions sprout, so that when pLbulled. suy peceinChurch
to
five
o'clock. This to take the
leased, as the evidence was InsuflicienT to difTer us to-~nrg?lH!Ut steIl.-both-m e-4oj-l)<,-f-15trirBI0WTtl_ w.tt)_ bc_ hnmpdiate. B
place
or
the
service
tT uuhns been held
hold him. Ayers was bound over to tho variety and nativity, fine crops have been rapid. The experience last season of
at
7:30.
There
will
Tib
the regular Vos*
mad?
here
from
both
Westenwiiid
Eastern
grand jury, and his bond placed a t $7.0d0
shipments made during blizzard weather
which, so far, he has been unable to raise. seed. While the Hastings farmers use proved Hint the chilling of the potatoes pers Service, with sbort talk by the
The evidence against Ayers seems purely almost exclusively tlie eastern grower, retarded materially their early growth Rector, not to exceed ID minutes, the
circumstantial, -and hinges on the fact Maine preferred, and consider the crop of and consequent maturity. . Planted as whole service to occupy about uu hour.
that tracks near tlie body of die murdered Aroostook county, superior to that of any above suggested our crops may be dug This change is made widi the idea of
man, corresponded to the track of Ayers. odior county in thnt state, authentic re and marketed before Hustings begins, it most conveniont for (he greatest num
ber of people.- The service will be made
J, Ira Gore, one of the able und best ports from that county report a large yield (bus realizing tlie highest prices.
as bright and helpful as possible, and
for
diis
season
of
extra
fine
seed,
free
from
known young newspaper men of Florida,
The early potato crop for Sanford seems
all will be made welcome. On and after
who has for some time post devoted Ids blight or disease of any kind.
a safe proposition. We are 70 miles fur Sunday October I6th, service at die
Good yields were obtained here Inst sea ther south dian Hastings, that place has
attention to his real estate Interests, has
Episcopal church ut 5 p. ni . instead of
returned to die journalistic field, und is son of die “Fiamich" variety und "Spald un unbroken record of crops for eighteen
7:30 a£ lieretofore.
.
ing
Rose
Four.”
this
last
named
potato
Is
now state news editor of the Metropolis,
years, and is nuw die largest edrly potato
die
favorite
variety
at
Hastings—no
apwhich position he filled so acceptably for
section in the world. Our location and
A Beacon Window
J lla n g time on the - staff - o f . the A tlanta ptadablc quantity o f 'a ny Other, _kj_qdji admirable system of -drainage nnd sub-' TM "BMlfij) storcila* a fino display Jus
Constitution. Probably no newspaper grown there. A few of our Sanford grow Irrigation will enablu us to head the list week of Ueacou shoes. This is otic of the
writer ip the stats has a wider acquaint ers planted, at die suggestion of H. ti. as to net profits per ucre from early po best brands on the market and die people
Who make diem believe In advertising; as
ance than Mr. Gore, who will bend his en- Deane, sample patches of the Polaris, and tatoes. . • ‘I
Is evidenced by the wihdow ut die Bos
sll
are
loud
In
diclr
praise
of
this
fine-va
ergiet toward making die state news ser
Next week we will give some sugges ton. A largo display advertisement will
vice of the Metropolis equal to tluK of the riety, of early maturity. uniformly large tion# as to tha best methods of planting also bo corned in The Herald for the Bea
lUe, fine quality and a wonderful cropper. and culdvidng.
con shoe« and The Boston.
largest cides In the country. '
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Items of Interest Gleaned fro m
Various Sources
HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK
l i
■.•■■OM
Mere the Readers Will Find a Brie.
H istorical Spring Flowing
For Hurried Readers
Fred Hall wns sliot dead and Policeman
James Culpepper is dying as the result of
a pistol duel fought on the streets of Meridinn Miss., early Monday morning, Tho
officer was trying to arrest tinll.
Wheat is easy in Chicago a n d ' from
three-quarters to seven-eighths lower.
Provisions arc firm and higher. Cattle
are strong and hogs steady.
Fenring that the strike oh tho Great
Northern railroad will spread.to the state
railways and completely paralyze traffic
thruuiHmuLEraucq. tlnucafopwLlain ■ S k sloli for .the purpose of jijnnnlng some
way to deuLwit^ the situation.
idsquare miles of territory
IriTiorlhern Minnesota nnd southern On
tario is a smoking funcrul pyre. Through
the'night fire raged, driven fast^by high
winds, und todny it still surges on. ta k in g „
its liuniun toll and destroying property
everywhere. Over one thousand arc dead
und from three to four thousand are miss
ing. Twelve towns and villages are
wi|Htl out ami eight' thousand men, wom
en nnd children are homeless. The prop
erty loss will exceed one hundred million
dollars.
1Turpentine ‘men of Georgia are very
much put out by the rule of die Federal
hoard of appraisers to the effect that die
prohibitive tariff nn imported rosins is not
legal, and that rosins from oilier countries
will he admitted to the United States free
of duty.
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LEFT SANFORD OFF Tilt MAP'
Collier's Atlas and G azette Seems to
be Very Faulty
Hurry I'apworlh who formerly resided
in Sanford and was one of tec most prom
inent and progressive citizens still, has the
same love fui the old uiwu. Recently 1’.
F. Collier & Soils published nil Alias and
Gazette and looking over the work for his
old town .Mr. Paw orth discovered dint
Sanford and Lake Monroe were not even*
on the map.
It is not like Hurry Pupworth to allow
any such slight lo Sunford and he imme
diately penned the following:
M rtu t K. I’. Collier S Son. 41*1 We»l 15th Street,
New York City:
Gentlemen—I recently received a copy
of your new Encycloixxlic Atlus und Ga
zette of die World, and in looking a die
mup of die suite o f' Florida Pwns simply
astounded to note that otic of the prim ipal
towns, Sanford. Orange county, and one of
the largest lakes, Lake Monroe, on which
Sanford is located, tlie, bend of navigation
of the Si. Johns river. Sunford being die
largest truck and fruit producing town in
the entire state, were not shown on die
map und yet ull die small villages, such
-«»Geneva. Oviedo, Lake MnryrLcmgWOOdT“
.Paula, Enterprise, etc., surrounding tho
town in which my ^boyhood days were
very conspicuously in view. Will you
kindly inform me what caused such un
extrnordiny oversight und if may construe
that die balance of your maps are us
faulty as the one in question. .
Awaiting your reply.
Yours very truly, . „
,
H. M. P apworth.
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l adles' Auxiliary
The Lmlics Auxiliary to the Ami-Saloon
League, which is u temporary organiza
tion started by the ladles of Sunford for
the luirmae of lending u helping hand in
the present campaign for stato-wide prohibUionTbaa proven a popuMr moyement
with the ladles of' diis place. A large
number hnve enlisted as members and
ore actively ut work. The weekly meet
ing of the Auxiliary was held in the Bap
tist church Tuesday ulternoon; die pres
ident. M raT lenry Wight, • i a the chair.
Splendid reports were beard from the vanpus committees, allowing diai they had
been at wosk along (he lines assigned <o
dieui. Gifted teraperunco speakers are
booked for Sanford at an early date. The
Auxiliury will meet Tuesday afternoon,
Oct. IHiliTTuTTio Presbyterian church. ' '
Miss Armstrong, who was the efficient
music aud drawing teacher in the school
last year has returned to Sanford, and is
filling the vacancy hi the fifth and sixdj
grades.
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THE SANfORD HERALD
C. M, HAMILTON
loma sticking ouh of hia pistol pocket, or
can a girl make better pies because she
CURBSTONE
GLEANINGS
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can conjugate the verb "to lave" in .three
A Budget of
Opinion MJust Be different languages? To this question we
Want to hnswer, Yes.
tween You and
EVEN IDE GATE POST NOT IN II
A Cbkl I t Among Ye Taking Notes,
ra d raitb. He’ll Prent ’Em"-:
80 Say t Sauntcrcr.
T j i ifif T*i~rrf 1'*---------TU H~*U.
4 1 would like to remind the merchants
of Sanford that right now it the accepted
timé to Join the Commercial Club. Here
tofore a few members have Jogged along,
■ paid all expenses, advertised the city,
brought In all the people and the merchants have raked in the coin and all the
benefits. It makes me weary to see such
* a state of affairs in a progressive city like
Sanford. The other day a chance pre
sented Itself to oop out a few cigar fac
tories from Tampa. The people who will
be moat benefftted from these factories
are the merchants. Did any of them
mahft soy .effort to g e t these factories?
A few members of lise Commercial Cluburgefl them to come to Sanford and Utèrif
made arrangements to house them and
pay their ren t
Nothing in the way of a factory, will
ever come to Sanford unless inducements
are offered and yet the merchants are
loathe to Join the only organisation that
will ever be able to get these Industries
—.__ relocate..
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Therefore I say to the merchants in all
-frankness* “Join the Commercial Clubl"
You efe Just as responsible for the
city's development—in fact more so—
than any one In i t There is no valid
reason why every man in Sanford, irre- spective of business, should not Join the
— Commercial Ctob -and- help out-tJteoity.
There never was a'tim c when, your pres
ence and money were needed any worse.
You have Just emerged from the breaking
up of a hard summer. You can easily
' see need of more factories and enterprises
that will bring,in the ready cash. It Is
up to you to aid and assist and cut loose
from the childish horseplay indulged in
by the few who never expect to contri
bute anything.
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4 There has been mudi discussion (mo
and con regarding the fee system in this
.county and the special inducements of
fered to officers to do their duty. The
Pensacola Journal sums up the situation
-. as follows:
“Almost every day some deputy sheriff
in this or nearby counties makes a lot of
frivolous arrests of peoplo who are turned
loose again without any punishment ex
cept they are usually •made to pay the
costs of the arrests and of the alleged
trial that follows. In tits .fact thut the
subject»of these farcini arrests are made
**- to pay the costs lies the milk in the cocoanut. The arrqsts were made to swell u
lot of unjustifiable fees aud if the in
iquitous fee system were abolished the
arrests would in most Instances never be
mode.
The Journal luis hod occasion to remark
before now that the best peace officer is
thè man who keeps good order and keeps
dawn lawlessness in his Jurisdiction with
making only few arrests.
’All too frcguently we see in the daily
papers where a deputy has thrown out
-. the drag net and rounded up a large gang
of negro crap shooters somewhere in the
cxaintry where the negroes, usually mill
or impernine hands, were amusing them
selves by engaging In their favorite game
for a few pennies a throw.
The negroes ore arrested, tried and con
victed. rad -th cd ep u ty and hls colleague,
the Justice of the peace, run up a large
sum (n fees which the state has to pay.
' The Journal desires to sec die laws of
the state enforced, but It does not want
those laws to be turned into a reproach
* and an absurd farce by allowing them to
be made tire vehicle for a lot of dishonest
office holders to loot the -public till of un
earned money.
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Neither does the Journal desire to see
a lot of Ignorant and illiterate negroes
thrown Into Jail for sliootlng crapa at a
penny a throw while the lawa against
gambling are almost openly and flagrant
ly violated In many placea.
The Iniquitous fee system must go aud
wi|£ it wJJI go a larga number of the otwho are worse than wortides* and
who are are coating the stale entirely loo
much money.
The abolition of the fee system is a re
form that the state sorely needs.”
4 If you have a boy or girl in your home,
of the proper age, who has an ambition
to go to college, and the necessary educa
tion«), preparation. supply tha opportunity,
even at some''sacrifice on the part of the
rear of the family. Most parents are
willing to do everything In reason for
ifgplr children, but not every parent can
^ l l m dHill slilllty or hecesslty- offurT
nlablng a college education for their off
spring They argue that they had none
bf these advantages in their youth and
that they got along all right and therefore
the children do not need i t Can a boy
flow porn any better with a college dip-
By this we do not mean that the college
bred farmer can turn a neater or truer
furrow than his country cousin, who never
attended anything but a district school;
But the college bred farmer will have a
larger and truer conception of life. Bocause his mind has been broadened and
developed, the best that is in him has
had o chance to develop, and he will go
through life splendidly equipped to make
the best of.everythlng. A college educa
tion seldom converts a fool into a wise
man, but if there is anything in one, It
brings it to the -surface and enables him
to make the best use of such faculties as
nature has endowed him with.
Who knows whnt tlmt bright boy or girl
of yours might develop Into if given n
chance? Because your life has been nar
row and cramped, denied you. don't with
hold them from the yonng people, who in
ilia struggle of life in the years to come.
will need the full measure of the powers
IhaYnowlie dormant and latent within
them. Give the boy or the girl a chance,
and If nothing else comes of it they will
be better men and women for the time
•pent within college walls. And better
men and women is the crying necdqf the
world, yesterday, todny and forever.
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WE DO NOT
DENTIST
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Room 13 Pico Building
Attem pt to Compete W ith China, Because We Pay
W hite Man's Wages.
Phone 355
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DR. C. G. B U T T
BUT WE DO
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DENTIST
Office: Hines Bldg, over Woodruff's Store
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B elter W ork and Cleaner W ork, and do It In a San
itary Way, Which Should Meet W ith Your Approval
and Support.____________________________________
SANFORD. FLORIDA
DR. R. M. MASON
PROGRESS STEAM LAUNDRY
DENTIST
J. H. OVERMAN, Manager
Wclborn Block
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PHONE 30
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Sanford, Florida
DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER
DENTIST
Rooms 23. 24 and 23. Pico bids
HOLMES
P R A C T IC A L W E L L D R IL L E R S
'Phone 41
SANFORD. FLORIDA.
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Attorneys at Law
DR.
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V. to
Artesian and Deep
DICKINSON & DICKINSON
Peoples Bank Bldg.
& vH U N T
S ee Us B efore P lacin g Y o u r O rd e rs
Sanford. Florida
C.
KEMP
HOLMES
&
HUNT
OSTIOPATHIC
cirTnETand'TTyou eat and drink microbes
you will surely die, and if you don't eat
and drink you will still more surely die.
Bound to surely die in any event you.
had better pay no more attention to mi
crobes than )our grand daddies did.
They ate and drank everything they
wented^ind thay-Uvod long' mill prosper
ed. What did Methuselah know about
microbes in his lime? Eat and drink ev
erything yob want except boo re, microbes
nnd all, and you wi]l live iihlil you die
and that is what old Methuselah did—he
lived until he.died._____ _
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4 -An experienced toucher says that pu
pils who have access“ to newspapers ul
home, when compared with those who do
not, are better readers, better spellers,
better grammarians, better punctuators,
and read more understandingly, and ob
tain a practical knowledge of geography
in utmost half the time it requires.jtnhcrs.
The news/laper is decidedly an iin|iortant
factor itiinodcrn life. This will nut be
disputed by uny one who has tuken Die
trouble to investigate the matter for him
self.
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4 My old friend, Capt. Tarver, will be
seventy-five years old to-morrow and is a
walking encyclopaedia of events that
transpired during the three quarters uf u
century. How I wisli that brave old heart
could beat for seventy five yeurs longer
under the old suit of gruyl
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4 1 see by the Herald last week that the
Sanford Traction Co. will build n belt
line around the city going down Ouk ave
nue if •- possible. Now don't you know
there will be a kick corning if the traction
line starts goiug down the street. A for
eign corporation could blow into the city
with clashing cymbals and sounding brass
and every one would fall over tliomgelvcs
trying to bond them something on a sil
ver platter. BQt our own people—never.
<> Tills traction company has done more
for the development of Sanford in the irost
few months than uny oilier enterprise and
yet the promoters will get the frozen hand
when it comes to the plaudits of the pub>
Mc.“ l Tof ono anrnor iHTdv<5r“o r grniiF
ing special privileges, but in tills cusc it
would seem that Sanford will be benefitted as much as the traction company
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4 1 hear rumors these days about a wet
and dry election in Orunge county if the
state does not go |nt>lubliion. The ma
jority of Sanford people do nAt want
Sanford wet and the saloon element hud
better beware. If there is danger of
Our city going wet many a local optionist
will become a state prohibitionist Ih
self-defence. Sanford must not oorne
under the regime of the saloon and low
dives that once held sway here and
made the city worse than a hell hole and
unfit for decent people as n residence..
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4 So far my friend, Dick Calhoun has been
very quiet regarding the race for Mayor.
His friends say he will oome out later.
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4 Mayor Lake can speak Spanish like a
native and the way he talked it to those
labor agitators made them shake the dust
of Sanford from their feet. Mayor Lake
is there with the goods every time.
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4 That new train service from Sanford
to Tampa will mean much, to our city and
jtllL itY s hotel b U lu iJte .g m m y m i l .
4 Every grower In the Sanford Celery
Delta who expects to get a market for his
crops should join the Florida.Vegetable
Growers' Association. "In Union There
la Strength."
—Tux Sauktuul
Until permanent quartrri arc aecurad, can be
la m u i at C om lott Co(ta|e
ANDEW JOHNSON
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
PrRTt«ríirstiTr«roi
M. G. T. Building.
' Pirone 21»
We deal in Celery Farms and
Farm Lands and we ate the
largest owners of Town Lots
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GEO. A. DeCOTTES
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW E
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Practice fit Slate and Federal Courts
W«Jborn Block
Sanford, Fla |Ej
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AT-LAW
Laic Slate Attorney Seventh Judicial Circuit of
Florida
Reaidrncra, Sanford nnd Svlvfln l-aike
HOLDEN REAL ESTATE
COMPANY
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
NOTARY PUBLIC
Office In City Hall
SANFORD
H. F. CRI ST
C i v i l E n g in e e r
and
FLORIDA
Rooms I nnd 2. Peoples Bank Bldg.
S urveyor
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Drainage utul Irrigation Work. Lots
Staked out nnd Leveled. Wells [created
Office at Title Bond ft Guarantee Company
Post Office Box 789
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Term* $ 6 Por Month
2 L osson P er W eek
H orace M en d en h a ll
The Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati. Olilo
MISS-RUTH ABBOT
C U SS IN PIANO USSONS
Given at lITintelìr Pupils; Address
123 Ninth St.
Sanford, Da
Woodruff
[o J E E iiliO H E H E O B S lI I M a E □ E H a S E E ®
T he M a r k s
Real E s t a t e A g e n c y
I am organizing a class in
Music in Sanford.
Reference:
ESTABLISHED 1869
Shoes for every oc
casion, <ho m a t t e r
what you wish" them
¡Lfor, whether for adays tramp, an after
noon of sport, an
evening of society or
for business. There
is an appropriate and
reliable shoe for that
particular o c c a s i o n .
G .R .
Best Fertilizers,
On Earth
FIRST CLASS CRATE MATERIALS, Sanford, Fla
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A PLA C E FOR LA D IËS AND G E N T L E M E N
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OfficM on Park AvenuB, between First and Commercial Streets. Sanford. Fla
S tap le and Fancy
Frank L. Woodruff-
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Are Offering Any and All Kinds'of Florida Real Ffitate
at as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms
As Cair he Had Anywhere.
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The purchaser here .saves more per acreannually in freights than he saves on the
purchase price elsewhere. See table of
freight rates in our booklet
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L. G. STRINGFELLOW
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Fruit*. Vegetables, Cindies, C ifroand Tobaccoes
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All Kinds Country Preduee Ooughtuntf Sold
2IK C o r, 3rd S tre e t and Sanford Ave.
P.O.Box 112
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Palm , Hdmmock.
A farm on a street
car line. Ingress
and egress from
your farm to Sanford as often as
you,want it. That
is whdt we give
Transportation is
the key tliat opens
the treasure chest
of P a lm . H a m mock. No farm
more than onefourth mile from
the . street car
tracks
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Things About Palm Hammock
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the Garden $ p o t of the Sanford <
Is now being tapped by the extension of the Sanford Street Car Line. Not a farm in Palm Hammock will be more than-onc quarter
mile from thc.§try t Car line.
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Those W ho Reside in the C o u n try
Are best able to appreciate the advantages of Rapid Transit.. The facilities for getting in and out are now enabling
large cities to reside miles and miles away from their work, own their gardens and yet enjoy all the advantages of the
tion of things in.the city
You W ill Be A ble to Do the Sam e Thing H e re
If you purchase a Palm Hammock Vegetable and Celery Farm. While enjoying the Peace, Happiness, Comfort and Contentment of
country life, you will at the same time be able to partake of the Educational, Commercial and Social life as developed in Sanford with
ease and little expense and the transportation afforded you will
the cause of it.
T h e Round T rip Fare From Sanford to Palm H am m ock
Is only twenty five cents and commutation tickets will be sold at still more reasonable prices. Those building homes in Palm Ham
mock will enjoy all the advantages of city life. You will have no trouble in marketing your crops. .Transportation right at your door
and progress all . about you.
It is N ot L ike Establishing a Hom e in th e W ildern ess
In Palm Hammock you will have neighbors on every side. You will live in the vicinity of cultivated farms. Your neighbors will he
ready to give you the benefit of their experience in growing vegetables. You will live next door to information that less favored sections
cannot purchase with money.
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The O w ners of Palm . H am m ock
Arc old residents of the Sanford Celery Delta.
They know where the best Jand, lies and that is why they purchased the
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were »ere soon enough to take their choice of all the land in the Celery Delta.
After looking the situation over carefully
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T h e y S e le c te d Palm Ham m ock As Being B e tte r Adapted
) the growth of vegetables during the winter months than any other scctipn of the c Ic*y Delta. To make this land available
line is now being constructed through theproperty. As a result of their far reaching research they now offer vegetable farms
On T e rm s T hat A re So R easo i^ble T h at You Can M ake
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1 he land pay for itself if you have u small initial working capital to begin on.
easily worth Eight Hundred Dollars an acre. *
W e h av e som e splen d id ten a c re fa rm s in Palm
Ham m ock
W e h av e som e splen d id fiv e a c re fa rm s in P alm
H am m ock
W e h ave som e splen d id tw o a c re fa rm s In P alm
ham m ock
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W e h avb 'S o m e fa rm s fro n tin g th e s tre e t c a r tra c k s
W e haVe som e fa rm s a t ie r o r so baok fro m th e
s tre e t o ars
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W e h a v e ,th e fa rm you h ave b een looking for
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You will be in direct touch .with
Sanford when you
make a. home in
Palm Hammock.
Your children can
attend—^school ~in
Sanford.
A big
advantage
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W e have th e fa rm th a t w ill e n a b le you to m a k e good
W e h ave been h e re long
T a k e o u r w o rd fo r it
enough to know
W r ite us fo r te rm s of sale
W r ite us fo r ¿general inforr
W r ite us abo u t th e successes th a t h av e been
achieved h e re
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T h e re Is only one S a n fo rd C e le ry D e lta .
W e w ant
to te ll yoU ab o u t It .
F irs t N a t'l. Bank Building
Sanford
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When this land has been placed in good tilth it will he
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is 15-minutes from •
Sanford by hard #
road. The Grower •
with a/ big crop •
can best apprecL-g
ate good roads.;#
Florida
er crops
�October 14,1910
U B -lR R IQ A T O R
F L O R ID A
TRUCKER—
A N e w s p a p e r W ith in a N e w s p a p e r
Published In the Interests of the Intending Investor and S ettler by the Howard-Packard Land Company, Incorporated,jSpnford, Florida
Florida’s Volusia Farms Are Sold On The Most
Liberal Contract of Any Lands in Florida
of oats reaching. higher than
a tall man's upright arm.,
Our settlers should engage
in the growing of peaches.
When carefully looked after
it is a paying business.
Should you not live to complete your payments, your heirs will receive Warranty Deed to the tract Plant the best varities and
without the further payment of one cent. In case of sickness, the company will extend the time of you'll make money.
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payment.
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-Throughout Volusi&FnjTusno fruit or nut tree is better
If, for any reason within one year a fte r the full completion of
adapted for general planting
payments you become dissatisfied with Volusia Farms and
than the pecan. The pecan
you wish to dispose of your land, the company will refund all
is worthy of a place in every
your money and add 6 per cent, as a gift upon the execution
fruit garden, on every lawn,
of Deed of conveying your land back to the company ■
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around— every— house— for
shade. The pecan fits well
Your Contract for Deed also colls for its exchange for Warranty Deed on completion of your payments, into this general «farming
region.
binding the company to convey your tract to you free of all encumbrance of any kind*»
In the truckirmjine, you
can grow Leigh , Potatoes,
Every Settler On
W HAT YOUR
CONTRACT
SAYS
Volusia Farms
Volusia Farms Contract for Deed bindB the Howard-Packard Land Co., Incorporated under the
Sould Diversify laws Your
of Florida, to pay all taxes on your land unUl you have made your last installment pnyment
A few stories of failure in
farming in Florida occasion"g W y ^ c p e e p - ^ p a p - p r i n t .
Jfc
vestigation proves these failto be the result of putting
all or nearly a ll eggs in pne
basket. It is simple tint
easy to avoid danger by ^di
versification of crops.
We~clip*a good illustration
of practical varied farming
from a Florida newspaper.
“Suppose a man has six
acres and puts in a variety
of crops
have Title to Your Volusia Farm Tract is Protected by Us
twelve half acres in different
crops and by*rotating rapidly he can' have -twenty-four
different crops in one year.
It is not of record that a
Florida farmer, ever failet TERMS:— $5 per acre cash with, application, only $1 per acre p
entirely who pursued any
approach to this method. for balance. You can pay all cash and receive 10 per cent, disco
Two acres, well and closely may make all payments before they fall due and1 deduct 5
handed, fertilized and ro
tated with care, will give a
ma^i six .-Limps,- - of which
You . Have Any Thought of Coming to Florida
never 'tnonr than two will
RESOURCES OF VOLUSIA FARMS
the riyer from Sanford. Your ticket is good for twelve days, allowing you ample time to thoroughly
investigate these lands and to prove their productive possibilities.
We do not nsk you to buy an acre of Volusin Farms sight unseen if it is likely that you will visit
us
in
the near future. Volusia Farms
tract is so goodi _______*
for diversified
ugriculturc that if . *you
have
an
fin w in a i n iu itp a t / l c a ff In in
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The seppe .of Volusia
Farms is-indefed unlimited.
IN C O R P O R A T E D
Leonardy Brothers of Osteen,
(see map in our booklet) this
summer sheared their flock Peoples Bank B uilding
Sanford, F lo rid a
of sheep from which they
obtained
about
2.000
pounds of wool.
Sheep
raising is one" of the possi
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T A *N D MAIL
bilities on Volusia * Farms
just as much as it is in other
HO W ARD-PACKARD LAND CO., Inc.
sections of Volusia County.
anford, Florida
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During the corn growing
season, it’was worth a trip
Please mail me your booklet concem ingV oIusia Farms
to Bee the com on the farm
,Of__Mr. -Rufue Britt,1 near
without placing me under any obligations.
" Volusia Farms. The stalks
of this corn were fifteen feet
high, each having three to
four ears of corn.
Not a stone's throw from
the north-east corner of
Volusia
�October 14,19IÓ
NEW TRAIN SERVICE
Now lot National crackers received since
the rains have stopped, they are fresh and
and crisp. W. W. Long. 1
Sanford Now Ho» Train South
Good Schedule
Tbs great need of a morning train
smith from Sanford ha»~long been ap
parent and thanks to the efforts of the
Hoard of Trade of the different cities
along the line and Sanford In particular
the A. C. L., starts November 14, with
the new service. The train will leave
Sanford every morning at 8:30 a. in,, ar
riving at Tampa at 12. Returning the
train will arrive at “Sanford at 8:45 p.
m. Such a train will prove of great
benefit to the traveling public nnd gives
our city greater prestige as a railroad
center. ___________________
Newspapers Are P rospering
P erhaps in no field of endeavor is
there more progress being made than
among our newspaper brcthrpru They
deserve success, and are achieving it.
The Sanford Herald Is moving tills week
into a building of its own. The Manatee
Record is occupying o brick block of its
own. and the same thing m ay bo snid
of the Punta Gorda Herald. The St.
Petersburg Independent Is occupying*. «
building of Its Own, and has a most com
plete printing outfit. The Arcadia News
is succeeding beyond its expectations,
and Editor Hare is getting out one most
deservedly popular newspapers in south
Florida. The Jacksonville Times-Union,
which is noyv ranking with the leading
newspapers of the nation will soon ocas complete a newspaper home as
architects end money can make. The
Tampa Tribune, the Tampa Times, the
Jacksonville Metropolis nnd the Pensacola
Journal, in order to supply the demand
for their growing subscription lists, are
forced to put great perfecting presses,
all of whlclrtiro index fingers [«tinting
to the proud position that Florida will
soon occupy, The state is making big
strides nnd is every d a y increasing in
population, nnd developments ore on
foot which will add U) its wealth. Come
to Florida and grow up with the coun
try.—Ocala Banner.
UecauM of numerous .complaints rec uved by the department of justice alleg
ing the existence of n "lumber trust,"
special agents of the department arc in
vestigating the operations of a large num
ber of lumber trade and other kindred
associations all over the country connect
ed with the manufacturing and marketing
of lumber.
SANTORO LODGES
Sanford Lodge No.
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R. H . M a r k s .
OF SANFORD, FLA.
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Notice o f Election.
- ■. W. S. Baldwin, Sec'j.
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There will be an clocrion for millage Semlnalo C h ap ter No. 2 , Order Eastern S tar
and for trustees of the Sanford School Mevu every »«wind nrtd fourth Friday In month.
Every one who ha* seen his Star In the C an arc
District on the 25th dny of October 1910 cordially
Invited to vlilt th e rh a p irr
Auer !.. Rooatxt. Sec'y.
Inspectors of Election
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Or.oHot Fox,
t. 0 . E . Celery C ity Aerie 1053
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Q BO , F B R N A L D , V fe e -P re i
6 . P. W H IT N B R , A e s t. Ceah
F . P . F O R S T E R , C a s h ie r
Meet* TuchIov n lih u a t 8 o'clock, at the hall In
Ine Sione-tiovr bulldlns on l i n t ttreet
Only National Bank in Orango County
Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance
S a fe ty D ep o sit B oxes for Ron
ORGANIZED 1 8 8 7
Snnforrt Lodge. No. 0 2 . F. K A. M
f z 'An Ordinance
G. W. Spencer. Master; J. C. Frismln,
An ordinance to provide for a lieen»c for the tale tary Communication every flm and llii
of npirltaou* or malt hevernae* containing an nt ? >( Al Visiting brother* welcome.amount of alcohol instiflirlcnt to produce Into*!ra tio n
n n ri m m m n n lire n lh w l
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G reatest
Marine Engine Offer Ever
Made.
Through n speciul arrangement, we are
for a limited time :prepared to ofTer the
famous Roherts Non-back firing Murine
Engines at practically factory cost. From
3 to -it) H. P. Price, $tl).U0 and up.
Fully guaranteed. Call
or cotnmun*
icate Willi
Pierson & Perkins Agents.
7-2-p
" Oakland. Fla.
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nnd lighten labor.
S trong an l looting.
Fully guaranteed.
No, 4 P la n e t J r C o m bined Hill a n d DrUl S e e d e r, W beeL H oe. C u ltiv ato r
a n d P lo w , m v c i limp, IUv»r, »**«< and money. Adjustable in « rainuta to tow aUI
garden v ^ d t* hoe, cultivate, v w i o r plow , I'ay» quickly, even in »mall g a rd m i. 1
| N o , 1 2 P l a n e t J r D ouble- W l f | I to o ,C u ltiv a to r , a n d P lo w ft the handfe*!
lirnplrm cnt ever m ade for trucker« and gjn lctir n . ijpectaily designed tr» work ^
lax trrm ely clow m plant» without Injury.
Do«» away with h a n d wecdlnf.
I Come and «tee the I'L net J r that you «.unlit to have.
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Budget For 1910.
Council Chamber, Sanford, Fla., Sept.
19, 1910.
He it resolve«1 by the Giuncil of the
City of Sanford, Florida, that the amounts
to be raised by taxation for the year 1910
shall lie as follows:
Lighting streets
$3.000 >
vvw&i-rrRF*--»* =«-*’r z z w z ------Streets and sewers
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Sanitary
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ilwlice Department
3,8(1
Interest on indebtedness
9.911
Retiring outstanding vmich’s 4.3(1
Other municipal purposes. 2,0(1
Assessed valuation of real
estate .'................ .$1,823,735
Assessed valuation of
personal pro|M*rty.
53THIS 1
increase in value compared with
Income from real anil person
al property 1910
28,251.9(1
Estimated income from otiier sources:
Sanitary Taxes
.............. $ 3,090
Licenses ^
2,000
EincjLantT Forfeitures
3,500
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Resolved that (he rate of taxation shall
be 12 mills on the dollar of the assessed
valuation of real and [tersonai projtcriy.
I hereby certify that the above resolu
tions were «Inly [Missed by the city coun
cil. this (lie 1Dili day of September, 1010.
R. C. Maxwell, Clerk.
Marvelous Reduction in Prices of
E. M. F: Automobiles ’
Phone
Reduced fro m $ 1 ,2 5 0 to
“ F la n d e rs 2 0 ” R unabout Reduced fro m $ 7 5 0 to
“ F la n d e rs 2 0 ” R o ad ster Reduced fro m $ 7 9 0 to
“ F la n d e rs 2 0 ” S u b u rb an R educed fro m $ 7 9 0 to
$700
$700
$725
Phone
All- Cars are GiiSranteed for One Year by the
ZI
E. M. F. Company ~
All orders for early delivery should be placed at once as our
allotment is being token rapidlyi —Full details regarding-reduction
to be published later in the week.
Sanford Agents
7
�October 14, loto
FuUlshsd E m j Friday Montini at Sanford. Fla.
I t I. H a u t. Editor and Proprietor
Eatarod as second-cla u mall matter Auluat 22nd.
1004, at tba roatofflee at Sanford. Florida,
andar Act of March 3rd. 1870.
Oflca First Floor In tfcs Blxbop Block. First Street
Telephone No. UB.
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THE OROWERg UNION
The recent appointment of a manager
for the Florida Vegetable Growers’ Asso
ciation and the other steps necessary to
perfect the organization Into n working
force Is another victory for the grower
and a better assurance that his interests
will be protected. In every section of the
United States where the tillers of the soil
have entered the competitive lists organ
ization has been their ultimate salvation.
Organization was preached by The Her
ald two years ago, one year ago, last sea
son and at the beginning of this one.
This paper did not take an active port lit
the deliberation of the directors for they
are competent to work out the intricate
parts of this stupendous task and needed
no advice or publicity.
But now that the-reel working force has
been put in the field and the fight for the
protection of the grower's Interest is on
The Herald Is their organ and we want
them to feel that the paper Is with them
and for them. The first year of the or
ganlzntion may not be a success. The
weopnd year mayUie a failure, but the
growers should stand by the organization
through thick and thin, for It will event
ually lead them Into the fields of pros
perity, There is work to do. battles to
fight, situations to be met. There will be
opposition in plenty nnd many pitfalls to
be avoided, but in the end unity will win
and the celery delta will be on a solid
foundation—a permanent and lasting one.
You truck growers are the only business
men in the world today that are not organ
ized, and every man should consider it his
duty to be among the first to enroll his
name under the banner.
The agitator* may have Tampa In
their clutches but Ihey will find Sanford
a hard proposition. Our dgar manu
factures can hove all the protection they
want and can rest assured that In San
ford ilife will be worth living”.
their ignorance that they never had u
"chance.” ■Now the majority of men
who have become noted, made the
chance for themselves. Where there's
a will there's u way, you know,1 nnd the
boy who determines to be something and
does not lose heart In the struggle, gen
erally accomplishes his end. One may
have a great many wise and ambitious
thoughts but if not followed up wiTli
perseverance and Industry, he will never
amount to much. A thing must be
done and well done, If ono would hove
fame nnd prosperity. Education is the
great preparation that materially figures
in life's success, and our High School is
making extensive preparation to give
every young man nnd woman in the
county n “chance in the race” at a very
small outlay.
W . W . ^ABBRNATHr
' J O N E S -M c L A U G H L IN C O M P A N Y
Furniture and Household Goods
C A S H AND IN S T A L L M E N T
Inspect our stock—get our p rices and you w ill
be convinced w e are the P E O P L E to buy fro m
N E W GOODS A R R IVIN G D A IL Y
F L O R ID A
SANFO RD
HIS VAST EDITORIAL
Editor Wilson of tile Sarasota Times
knowing that ddath was near, that "thir
ty" had sounder^ wrote the following fines
and left them on his desk where they were
found after his death:“I wish to state that for four months 1
have been sick with throat and stomach
trouble, and white Bpending a part of each
day-at the office, have been unable to as
sist In the publication of my paper. Durlng.lhla.dme my'wlie has bechTTi full
charge, doing the writing, much of the
work and all of the managing of the busi
ness. For twelve years she has stood side
by side with me in the publication of this
Journal, and it gives me pleasure and is a
credit to me and ,my paper that her name
will be placed at the head of the editorial
columns as editor and business- mbnugcr
of The Sarasota Times, having many times
proved her*ability for this ixnition.
To thejlVess of Florida: I ask for my
wife, Mrs. Wilson, the »«me courtesy and
good will that they have shown to me
since 1884, when I first entered the field
of journalism
Now, with life's duties finished and only
awaiting the call to' pass ‘over the Kivrr'
1 lay down my |ien and iteneil. pul usidc
my stick und rule, vacate tile editorujk
JOIN THE COMMERCIAL CtpB
chair and walk out of the sanctum, wine
The Sanford Commercial Club has been honor uhsullicd, aged seventy-three. Fare
a tower of strength In the upbuilding of well."
Sanford. Confined to a jowYevrmembers
Supposed Burglar
the work and expenses have been heavy
A supposed burglar entered tin- resi
and have fallen upon the shoulders of a dence of W. W. Abernathy on Wednesday
very few. Representative business men night while Mrf and Mrs. Abernathy were
have stood aloof and refused to take an down town. The girls were on the front
active part in the organization when in porch and noticing the lights of one of
reality they should take the lend and the rooms turned out gave the alarm.
become the moat industrious members,
R. A. Newman and M. A. Miot made mi
Cigdr factories have been located In Investigation, hut. the Intruder hud de
Sanford, hundreds of new people have parted. Some of the neighbors noticed a
moved here, n now train hns been put on man going toward the railroad arid the
by the Coast Line from Sanford toTampa, burglar probably made his escajM- tlmt
an exhibition booth has been constructed way. The police were called by phone
and maintained during the winter and
many oilier benefits have occured -from
the Commercial Club.
Regardless of the personnel of mem
Aliout 7:J0 batunlny nmniing, sooii
bers has not the wholu city of Sanford
reaped the benefits!
nfter thè employes of lite turpeiitjnc
The Commercial Club cannol and will plant operated by thè Urlando Water
not carry on a strenuous campaign with- Ligia Company had gone to wurk one of
out a larger membership and Lids mem ilio Circe largo retorts in wlilch thè pine
bership must come from business men.
chips are steamed in die process of mak
There is work to do and plenty of It ing turpentine from the wood, blew up
lids season for Is the time to build a with a terrific explosion, tearing the
greater Sanford and die opportunity will roof from die building and in fulling
knock at our door but once. It behooves demolished one side of the room in which
every public spirited man of Sanford to they were located. This retort is of
Join die club that brings publicity and steel, about twenty feet tall nnd fully
not a man' should shirk his duty. The five feet In diameter with" a capacity of
Commercial Club is for you and your city one and a Quarter coula of wood after
and to stand back after the results are it has been cut into chips. When the
demonstrated only shows the yellow
streak la predominant. No city can ex
pand without die efforts of a - strong
Do Y o u B u y SR o es
on T h e ir L o o k s A lo n e or
on T h e i r M erit a s
—’
Well?
W h e n you buy B e a
cons, you get both
l o o k s a n d merit,
L c l us tell you why.
FO R MEN
nre shoes with a "c o n sc ie n c e —honest all th ro u g h ." '
have to take our word Tor this fact. You can find
actual experience. T h e Beacon appeals to you at sigh
it is really u s w e ll shoe. It m akes y o u r feet gratcftil, 1
g iv e s1perfect Case in arfy and all positions.
You will be surprised to learn how long the B c a c
and how m any hard knocks it stands. T h at is because
as a good shoe ouffht to be made.
Union w orkm en put the B e a c o n together, by the
genuine G o odyear W e l t ’ T Ja n d -S e w e d process — the
v e ry same process that is applied to shoes that sell at
$4.00 to $8.oo.
You only need to touch the Deacon to t-ll that the
good,
ju»t step in at a Deacon dealer» and see thia wonderful shoe next
HARVARD
THE BOSTON, Sanford, Fla
—Food and.Drug Inspector A. P. ■Cordon,
for the State of Florida, this week con
demned « large amount of feed stuff
after inspecting nearly, all of the im
portant wholesale and retail dealers In
Pensacola and a number of drug stores.
Considerable Quantities of meal, grits,
brand, cotton seed meal, small Quantities
of flvur and o d d liita o f. cYnpuraicdiruit
which Inspector Jordan found to be In
fested with the little worm that pro
duces weevil, were condemned.
— “The Slaughter of dia Innocents" by
Good* M. Guerry In the Tampa Tribune
deserves a place In die "Annals of
Fame” of the Florida Press-Gang. This
describtlon of the wives and children
Gas engine repairs. Sanford Machine
suffering during the strike at Tampa
..
should do much toward bringing the men & Garage Co.
to their aensoa. As usual die Innocents
are the on*s to auffer and the guilty
escape. All honor to' Guerry and the
They are doing their part toward Im
proving the condition of Tampa.
The Geo. It. Fcrnald Mardwaic
F.
M, Hoyt
Shoe Co,
Malora
Manchester, N. H.
winter
1
�, O ctober 14,1910
THE SANTORO HERALD
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA florida St
0AINE8VILLE
A Superior Out Inexpensive Institution
fo r Florida Young Men
.ntoiion. « orofonon and ihIhmii. Wmi
Foot coIUfM. aftkulturat ccp«Imcol •tilioa;' U a ir« .
I bctmm la H l i M u a
¡urtutdc’ inp«.
U il r n r . A tnaciW c build'
To» mdo( kU i m A. A. Murphrce
The Crippen Music Store
College For Women
ALLAHASSEE
C oU rf* o f A f t ! tod S cant»., N o m a i School. School
o f M n iit. School o f A n . School o f E ip m c io n . School
o f Home E cono m i«.' f i r n d e n t q i i pm . a A h ro a, haut.
High-grade Pianos, Organs.
. ■
— and Graphophories.
>;
Items of Interest Concerning
Society People.
president.
POINTS PURELY PCRSONAl
THE
G EO .
H.
FERNALD
HARDW ARE COMPANY
S a n fo rd . F lo rid a
H eadquarters for E veryth in g
For T h e Farm A nd Garden
The
C e le b ra te d
G a rfie ld
How Celery City Vonlty ro lr While
Awoy th e Golden Hours—......,
Soclql Gossip.
B irth d ay P arty
A pretty party was given Saturday
afternoon for (ho little Misses Lillie Ruth
Spencer and LeClaire Jones, nt the home
of their grandmother, Mrs. V. A. Evans.
Pine street. A large number of their
little friends were Invited to assist in
celebrating their birthdays which happen
ed to face on the snme date. The colors
used in decorating were pink and green,
and the scheme. wns most effectively
carried out in the dinning room. The
Shoe
S p ra y
A cm e
H a rro w s
C la rk
C u ta w a y
Harrows
P la n e t
Tools,
J r ., Hand
Iron
Age
H and Tools, A v e ry
P low s, etc.
.
,
.
p m i s i i i i i i i i n i i i a i E i i i E s m í a m i i i i i í s *t i j a D a—qr
By
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Pico Block
Machinery
Q u ic k e r, N e a te r and B e tte r than th e O ld W a y
Just Try Me and See
Same Man but New Location
No. 113 W. First Street, Next Door to W oodruff’s Store
M.
vine, with its dainty blossomy ov^r. tbi
white linen cloth. There were two
hemiliful birllnhiy cakes, one ut each
end of the table, ornamented with just
the right number of pink and green
candles. Out door games were played,
after which ice cream and cake were
served; each little guest receiving a liny
pink or green bag of candy and a merry
afiertioonxame to a close__Those in
vited Were: ■HelCR-Peck, Olive -Newman,
Bcrnice-Dabhins. HfttU- n -.M»»*- tiarmj
Maxwell, Ruth Marshall, Addie Marshall,
Theoda Miller, Esther Miller. Nell Lane,
Cl i(lord Louisa Shi id miser, Margaret
Nell, Helen Gonzales, Francis Gonzales,
Manic Kate Williams, (.ladys Wilson.
Ruth McDaniel. Fannie Reha Munson.
Molile Abernathy. Lillian Shinholscr,
May Thrasher, Norman Herndon, Ellen
Chappell, Martha Clnip|>ell, Mildred Holly,
May Holly, Anna Mason, Winnie Strong,
Blanche Ray, Newton Uivcll, Robert
Holly, Joe Gonzales. Frank Purdon,
Ralph Woodruff, Harry Woodruff, Wallen
Connlly. Hawkins Conally, Henry MeLmdin, Victon McLauliu.' Lawrence
McDaniel, John Wilson. George Wilson,
Deane Turner, Robert Mason, Joe Cald
well, Algernon Si>eer. Lee Peck ntid
VV'nverly Abernathy;------------------
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HANSON
SANFORD,
FLORIDA
CRUTCHFIELD & W 0 0 LF 0 LK
P IT T S B U R G ,
Be A Booster
You Grower Who Has Used Armour f e rtiliz er
You know that they produce results far su
perior to any other fertilizers on the market
T ell Y our Neighbor
You know that there is'a reason, so tell
him that because of the better materials, the
more scientilic formulating and the superior
facilities for accurate mixing and curing which
are used in their manufacture
Armour Fertilizers Grow Big Crops
Don’t forget to tell him lie can get Armour
Fertilizers and Fertilizer Materials for every
crop grown in ■the Santord district from ware
houses in Sanford and Cameron City by calling on
H o w a r d -P a c k a r d Lan d Co.
S A L E S A G E N T
Warehouses at Sanford and
Cameron
City
:
t
E. B R A D Y !
\
I
Livery, T eefl and
S a l e St a b 1e s
Palmetto Avenue
Sanfurtl, Florida
Kentucky Horses and Mules for sale.
T A ll kinds of hauling and farm work ::
f.'-i
Invitations were received ■ this weqk
announcing the murrlagc of Miss Lcola
Devlin of Due West S. C„ to Mr. J. II.
Beck of this dly. The eercuumy will
luke place on Wednesday afternoon'Octo
ber 2(1, at the residence of the bride.
Miss Devlin is well knowu In this city
where she visited several times at the
heme of her sister. Mrs. Frank Wood
ruff.
Mr. Beck is one of our prominent busi
ness men and is identified with lilt- shoe
firm of Frank L.' Woodruff..
Some of the members of the Welaka
Club enjoyed a delightful game of bridge
in their club rooms Tuesday afternoon.
Olliers drupped in for the social half hour
and dn imp re freshmen is were served.
, Make Sunlord Beautiful
We want the Imys and girls, the young
men and youAg women to enlist in the
noble work orniukiug Sanford more beau
tiful. A sort of S. I A. auxiliary band,
opposed in sentiment and example to
anything that Is not wholly in keeping
with the present move to muko our city
more beautiful and sanitary.
This band of young missionaries can
not be lined up in a day. but a good ex
ample nt home and a few words of wis
dom -and- instruetion fiytm--progressive;
patriotic patents every Jay will soon cre
ate in the young mind u sentiment of
pride add ambition in the interest of the
home town. And thus may we cx|>ccl to
see. by degrees, the results.
We do not expect und do upt want to
see children transformed into grown
people in High ways and conduct, only in
so far os it relates to orderliness nt home
and on t|jc streets. Sanford is proud of
her arttiV of voung people in looks,
physique and brain. They will compare
favorably with those of uny state. May
not wo parents and teachers in the school
accomplish through the child and In our
community a permanent work of inestim
able value by instilling in the minds of
the young a love for their home town and
a pride in making and keeping it clean
and beautiful.
It is the hope of the writer that these
few hints may lead to u greater amount
of cooperation on the part of good citi
zens in tiie work undertaken by the
S. L A.
—If you believitin uur_undcrLukitjil_und
would enjoy living in a cleaner, more
beautiful town tliun you now have, help
us tofciake it such, and share witli us in
tho gwry-and reward-—'--------- S. L A.—
Dissolution of Firm
By mutual consent the well dri ring
"( MW.I«»*» '-counrd has been dis
solved. I will not In the future be
responsible for any debts incurred.
N. B, LsoiEakoT
1
Sates Agents and Distributors
SANFORD CELERY UNION
BRANCHES
.C hicago
A
Cincinnati
Jacksonville
Room 10. Pico -Block'
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la*
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'Phone
SAWTCTRUi FLTA.
b r a n c h es
fliew Y ork
Sanford
NEW“ QUARTERS
Having moved across the strsfct into the
Kami Building, we are now prepared to give
the deople of Sanford the best best bargains
In every tiling m ~ ”7
.
. ~ .
HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
It lakes thrée large rooms to hold oar
Mammoth Stock and New Goods are arriv
ing daily. We can dispose of your Old Fur
niture. Come to see us in our new quarters.
WILLIAMS & MILTEER
Ruini Building
J u s t a cro ss the s tre e t
»«\v\mvvw
’
Some Good Reasons
W h y Yo u Should Buy Y o u r S h o e s F r o m
D. L. T H R A S H E R
OU TCnow'very_wetT tlrafM cnVSlio® 'dtrirar^wf'nrns wctlns
they did ten years ago. You know that they cost you u
great deal more. Leather men say it is because there ure
not enough hides; that jteoplc do not eat enough beef, anti that
farmers do not raiso enough entile. Hides are scarce enough, in
all conscience, but there are other reasons when you look for
them.j-% If you are wearing any other shoes than ENDICOTT
JOHNSON Shoes you are probably paying Profits to Four Mid
dlemen before you get the shoes on your feet _ The hide trust
profit, the tanners’ profit, the leather jobbers’ profit and thq
wholesale shoe dealers profit.
Don't you t[nnk it would pay you to hay shoes made by the
only concent in the United States that tans its own leather! The
only shoe house thut makes every part of the shoe on the prem
ises and builds its shot's from the ground up, independent of ull
trusts. A concern'that deals directly^vith your home merchant
and-saves you the middle man’s profit. If this argument sounds
good to you, and it ought to—when you need another pair of
shoes call and inspect the Endicott Johnson Sho»- 1m:fore buying
elsewhere and We will try und do the rest.
Y
. Prices $1.75 to $4.00
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Every iia lr G uaranteed
E x c lu s iv e A g e n t fo r th e
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LovrTrices
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October 14.
THr, SANffyp jlLRALD
W . J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y
has entered the ministerial wor|f. and FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS
will atopfe.beflq his Is bora.
A Q B N fS
L. H. T E M P L E
The s a d , newt of the death of Mrs.
Mattie Douglas of f^tsli^mee reached AOCNT JACKSONVILLE TLORAL COMPANY
Phone 166. Itth and Oak Ave.
A Budget of Interesting Item Geneva, bee old-heyne on last Thursday.
Special
Offering In Ferns.
S anfori,
From Correspondents
Mrs Douglas spent many years of her
floral
Designs
to,Order.
Florida
Ufa In G^tjeya whejq she was much loved
orris* with
end admired for her many good qualities. l-48-I0-tf
Florida
Sanford,
THE EVENTS OF ORANGE COUftTY To her sister, father, husband, and
baby boy we extend our deep sym
pa thy. She was burled In Kissimmee last
e m e le n t S ta rr of R eportera Weekly Thursday.
Covers th e T errltory for
We hearty agree wl(t h editor Holly In
The llerald •
AND
what hq said about tlie_0*toen ferry end
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fervently say “Amen." Our only -ob
COMMISSION MERCHANTSALTAMONTE SPRINGS
jection was he did not Include the
CAR LOT D I S T R I B U T O R S
I wish to coll the attention of the read Geneva ferry also. *
ers of your very valuable publication to
Will Have Resident P a llo r
one of the most desirable locations in Or
We want your crop and will offer special inducements
ROOM 20 .
Last Sunday Father Fox officiated for
ange county—Altnmontc Springs. San
Upstqfrs, Pico Block
fardels all right, and is one of thejnosi the last time as pastor p i the Catholic
K. R. M U R R E L L , Resident Manager
progressive cities In the county, aijd has church in Sanford. This church he has
SANFORD. FLORIDA
many advantages over other parti of the served conUnously for eighteen years,
county.but not alL F o ra permanent or having received hit appointment from ■ Open Tuesdays 4 to 6 p. m. ; ►
w
AND
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winter residence location Altamonte Bishop Moore in 1892. That period of !
Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m.
Springs has no peer in the state.. - Its ac time witnessed the prosperity and the
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cessibility to Ssnfonl by the A. CL L. R'y, adversity of the old and the birth of a * *»
'
hard surfaced road soon to be superceded New Sanford and during It all the pastor
;
S
tra
n
g
er
s.
W
elcom
e.;;.
by brick, arid electric or traction railway, stood by bis flock, lie now lea ves- regret
m :- -fJhvu.
makes It an idea] location for desirable fully when the New Sanford Is In a vig
homes for the vegetable growers of that orous and promising adolesenpe and when
We are exclusive soles orients for PERUVIAN GUANO
fevered location for that purpose. Alta the prospects of his church are brighter
in the Stole of Florida tuul hove just taken in a itarge cargo of
monte Springs has become far famed for than they ever were hefore. But these
the following analysis:
its high, healthy location, tire pure spring impitaVed conditions and Increased conA m o n la .......... ............... 2 .8 0 to 3 .5 0 par c e n t
wafof for drinking (which will be In great gfcgntlons Make changes imperative.
P h osp h oric A c id __ 14.00 to 1 6 .00 par can t
Plumbing and
er demand than ever If Florida adapts Hitherto Sanford was a mission, it will
P o ta ih , A c tu a l K 2 0 . 1 .5 0 to 2 .5 0 par c a n t
the state-wide prohibition policy) which now have a resident pastor and be the
G as F i t t i n g
We offer this just as unloaded from the ship, unscreened,
la evidenced by_the many beautiful mod centre of a-surrounding-mission ary ^ g |d .
iri bags of 200 pounds each, at Hut following low prices: '
wtqtpr home*.’Him -pride of their
><;^i-JK trL 4£«0AÍi¡Ap-Mjt4írewuud Attention
‘creTand
with pastor amL mass all Sundays hnd
* -~ 1 ~ to n
3 9 ,0 0
.and Best Efforts
5 to n s at 2 0 .So
C a s h f. o. b. J a c k s o n v ille .
permanent settlers, which must be seen dtek days.
r
10 to n s at 2 9 .o o
'Phone
230
to be appreciated. But a very few of the
A rectory, to liouse the new pastor, will
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most desirable building lots, with beau ba a matter of immediate necessity and
This is an exceptional bargain. O^e of the many which
tiful groves attached are on the market there is hope that at ho distant time
we share with our friends.
and the . early comers will secure the there will be erected a convent and school
The Above Is the Base of Our Well-Known ¿Brands
prizes. The present owners of the famous to aid In the. work of keeping the New
Peruvian
Orange^Tree G rower
Peruvian F ruit ond Vine M anure
’ tourist and'fitcny_QpleI lire ' franaTomünj Sanford, clean, cultured and Christian.
JEWELER
W.
&
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T.'s
Special
Orange
Tree
W.
&. T.’s Fruit and Vln M onure
the recefit unsightly structure to a most
The Rev. Patrick J . Bresnahan, until
‘ Grower
MY SPECIALTIES
pleasing and modern edifice, which wil recently of Tallahassee, will succeed
Peruvian Vegetable M anure
Ideal Celery F ertilizer
be highly appreciated by its former pat Father Fox. He is not unknown to the
rons and strangers alike. The preserva people of Sanford, having replaced the Pickard's Hand-PalntetbGhina
Call a t our San
Gorham's Sterling Silver
tion of the majestic, long leafed pines pastor five years, ago when the latter
ford W arehouse
Addrass
Rogers'
Plated
Ware
from the ruthless hands of man reserves made a trip to Europe. Father BrcsnaElgin and Waltham Watches
Jacksonville
the summer dim ate equally as delightful hon is ¡strong physically, and interested
FLORIDA
as in winter. I am speaking from per in base ball and other sporty. He is, too,
sonal experience, having spent over strong mentally and morally and will be
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED
twenty-five year* in this delightful d i a decided acquisition to the city in the
mate, without n desire to leave it summer works of citizenship and_civic virtue.
or winter, os 1 realize in f fo c rih a tl could Father BrcsiYnhun will take possession of
not find as comfortable a place on earth his charge, Sunday. 23n] inat.
os to be found at Altamonte Springs, OrNew Law firm In Miami
ange county. Florida.
On
October
1st. Attorney Frederic l i
N. H. Foco
Ratul. Jr., will associate himself in the
practice of law with Carl B. Robinson of
CHULUOTA SNAPSHOTS
Orlando, who has come to MJami to moke
Special Com*pondcure t° The Hciakt:'
Mr. and Mrs, Gaston Jacobs ami daugh his home. The new firm will be known
ter, Miss Bertha, left Monday to visit rel as Rand A Robinson, and wjll continue
the business in Mr. Rand's suite of offices
ative* In North Carolina.
in
tile Hatchett building, on Twelfth
S. F. Long, who has been spending the
streeL_______
summer at Pireway, N. Q. has returned
Mr. Rand came to Miami lour years
to his duties os mail carrier.
ago and became associaeed with Mitchell
Steve Roberts of flamingo is visiting D. Price, under the firm name of Price &
his brother. R. R. Roberts for a few days.1 Rand. Over a year ago this partnership
20 acres fine Celery Land just north' of
Miss Grace Jacobs left Saturday for Or was dissolved, and Mr. Price and Mr.
Famous Celery Avenue.
Flowing
lando, where site has accepted a position Rand Itave conducted practice individual
Wells Guaranteed for $60. Will sell
in Mr. Mat Berman's large dry goods store. ly.
Mr. Rand, finding that his business lias
Mrs. J. E. Crawford of Conway is a
whole tract for $3,000, half cadh,
guest of the "Palm" for a few weeks.
increased to such an extent, deerJed tq
balance one year
, —.
Mrs. Wdl Jacobs is visiting her mother, take in a partner and was fortunate in
finding Mr. Robinson, an intimate friend,
Mrs. Dunn of Orlando.
and
one of the best known men in the
Mias Ethel Barber has returned to her
Sevrnth Judicial Circuit. Mr. Robinqqq
home in Orlando.
CL M. Sutton of Orlando came out Sat was admitted to the bar four years ago.
urday to visit his wife and daughter, who For about ten years he has been official
are staying with Mrs. Sutton's mother, re- reporter for the Seventh Judicial Circuit.
Mr, Rand is becoming one of the best
turnitig early Monday morning.
mown lawyers in Florida, and his prac
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simmons of La- tice here has been moat successful Mr.
half tiled with Georgia Tile, two flow
Grange have moved into the Hodge cot
Robinson has given much attention to
ing wells, 5-room house, west side of
tage on Gore Lake.
law and the two will undoubtedly meet
R. K. Roberts and Miss Maud Merri- with merited success."—Miami Metropolis.
town about two miles from postoffice
weather attended church at Christmas
Frederic Rand. J r - is Ihr «an of Fred
iust off hard road, will sell for $3,500.
eric Rand of this city and his many
half cash, balance one year.....................
Mias Daisy McQonahau has opened a friends here wish him success. Mr. Rob
millinery store in Oviedo and thole desir inson is an Orlando boy. also well known
ing anything In her line would do well to in this city.
call upon her before going further.
Caught the Burglar
The
burglar
who so fearlessly and dex
GENEVA JOTTINGS
terously
robbed
Marshal Smith last week
SfwcUl CorrtspumltfucT la Tb* Herald:
to
the
tune
of
$85
has been catlghL He
Miss Lydia Geiger is now in Enterproved
to
be
Richard
Bell, a son of Ham
prise where she has been engaged as
teacher of the primary department in wbo has been iq the toils of thq law before on the some charge. Marshal Smith
the w*kh>I.
•—----------very skillfully worked upon a slender clue
Many from Geneva attended the re
and wove' the threads together that
vival services in Oviedo on last Sun
the guilt upon Bell beyood a doubt. There
day.
. .
was evidence enough (U the preliminary
Mrs. Fultz and daughter Mrs. Robinson, trial to bind Bell over to The Criminal
have returned from Chicago where they Court and he will join the good roods
have spent the summer and where Mrs. movement T h c rt has been
on organized
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Ftthx went for medical aid. She is very gang of local talent crooks in Sanford for
feeble tbo some what improved.
tome time and the work of Mgfsb^lSmith
Rev. E. Lee Smith Is spending a few in getting next to the ringleader is worthy
days in our midst filling his appointment of commendation.
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at the Baptist church last Sunday.
Ron Amuck In Ocala
,, Miss Nellie Geiger spent last Sunday
Fatally wounding two men. and suc
with her home folks, returning to her cessfully resisting arrest for several hows
school work Monday.
William Summerlin, a wtiita man, fining-Go last Wednesday morning th e . baby x ewfod JLreigp of tragedy iq
on
giri oE^fr. and Mrs. Potter was buried in Wednesday when he placed the muzzle
theosmetery at the Baptist church. The
fam ily, have the sympathies of com
least a thousand shots bod been fired
munity In the loss of their loved one Into his bduae by members of tbs sberJTs
from the home.
fore« and the Ocala RiOas. who laid
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Th* many friends of Mr.- C, ~ N. Harm
yrlli be Interested in knowing that be
COUNTY HAPPENINGS
General Fire Insurance
Sanftntf. Library
H.
W O O D S
C O M P A N Y
Free Reading Room f
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C . H . D IN G E E
H e n ry
McLaulin
R. H. WHITNEII, Mgr.
Wilson & Toomer fertilizer Co.
Owner
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THE SANfORD HERALD
Mrs. Wilkinson of New Smyrna
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY areMr.theandguests
of their dnughter, Mrs. L. G.
String fellow and will probably spend the
winter In Sanford.
Little Happenings— Mention of
Charles H. Evans u n d . family left
M a tte rs tln Brief.
Sunday .«¿verting for Brnidentown. nt
which place they expect to spend the
winter.
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PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST
Summary or the flouting Small Talk
Succinctly Arranged for Hur
ried Herald Readers.
Mtb. Arthur Yowell visited in Orlando
this week.
G. R. Calhoun honored Orlando by a visit
on Monday.
Mrs.Oo«nziudaU left Tuesday for n
short visit inP atatka.
J. S. Keane, of Jacksonville is spending
n few days In Sanford.
Mr. and Mrs. IL B. Coney went over to
Oviedo Tuesday afternoon.
Judge David Thrasher of Dade City is
visiting relatives in the city.
»;<. nou. jw e■Xbe Herald about
that special offer of magazinesT
C. M. Hand returned Thursday of Inst
week from a visit to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Ynplc returned to
the city Monday evening..
Miss Neil Evans left Tuesday for n visit
with friends in Jacksonville.
Mrs. H: C. Trask arrived in the city
■Monday evening.
Miss Mabel Hand and Miss Veda
Ward who are attending school in
Orlando, came over to spend the week
end at their homes in Sanford.
•The many friends of Mrs. J. T. Lee are
pleased to know she Is now on the road
to recovery after her severe Illness of the
past three weeks.
The Sanford Music Club will meet ut
the studio of Mrs. Fannie Munson on Sat
urday, Oct. 15, afternoon nt *3 o’clock
Mrs. Munson, leader. M. Wnrd. Suet.
C. C. Woodruff Is busy this week looking
nftcr the graiwfruit crop and will ship
about 1,000 boxes from the Geneva sec'
tlon next week.
Mrs. J. K. Mettingcr left Monday lor
Philadelphia.
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. return
.
. she .will be
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Remember that Miller & Son are sellinf
Pattons Sun Proof Paint.
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Crushed and pulverized Limestone, car
load lots.
R. H. Whittier.
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Buy your chipped beef and boiled ham
of^W. W. Long and have it cut on on
American slicing machine, it is flue.
Polished rockers nt Miller & Son goint
at law prices.
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We are equipped to handle your repair
worV
Snnford Machine & Garage Co.
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New crop onion seed Crystal Wax and
Bermuda’s Red and White genuine Teucrifle grown a t t - R. Philips & Go’s. 2 tf
When you bcgiiHo furnish your homo
give Miller it Son a call, they will snve
you money.
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Williams ft. Millcer will pny the s|>ot
cash for your second hand furniture.
Wo can store your furniture for you.
Williams & Millcer,
Sp««inl In new Mahogany, Oak and
Birdseye Maple furniture Extension
Tables and rocker nt Miller & Son..
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For best cuts Florida beef, call at Longs
store— We hove it.
Place the titles to your real estate in
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don’t supply you, but you can
dress much better if we do.
These are th e ' points which
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characterize our business and
have gained for us an
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viable reputation. t This should
impress you witlrthespassihili*-
Both Mettinger, who has been north inf plications. For particulars address B. L
somo time.
Whititer, Jr., Secretary.
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Mrs. A. A. SirrimP and Miss Jimmie
If you want the Genuine Article go to
Glnss.returned to Snnford recently from t*R. Rhllips fit Co., for your Crystal Wax
Georgia. Miss Glass' ninny friends will be and Bermuda Onion seed.
2 tf
glad to know, that the alteration on her
For n real Haircut and Shave go to
eyes tins been very helpful.
Albert Gramtlng. Snoford’s Leading
Mr. and Mrs. George .Fox Jr. Miss Barber.
Muxtlm Fox, and .Vlcaile Fox rumored ’.»* A. Thompson lias opened a mcoL _ l
. Oveidu Sunday- nftmiwnv «bd tmrrltci a t the c o n ter u¡ .Sanford Ave.
visited relntivcs ut that place a short and Third s tre e t m itk,uan(s to sec tils
She bus
old ctislom ers^ind new ones. E v e r^
Thanks for the good rains wo are get while.
tiling In Florida and Wr.Mern m eats.
Mrs.
Robert
A.
Newman,
Mrs.
It.
W,
ting.
We have a few of ’tliese matting rugs
Herndon, Mrs, A. P. Connelly and Mrs. I).
Samuel Wilkinson of Boston is consid
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L. Thrasher formed n congenial parly who left, only $2.25. Miller fit Son
ering the prospects of lucky Sanford.
licckurVOld Homestead Flapjack, Buclr^
mjalCJlIUluloinubUe-Uip tu OrluiHto rhm
Hon. Thos. E, WlliOh went id Tavares week.
wheal Flour, Farina Cream, Yellow Corn S A N F O R D
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F L O R ID A
on business Monday.
John Gruebele of Cleveland, Ohio, who Meal, Buckwhcty and Graham Flour in
9-lt*J
Max Shuff of Brunswick. Go., is with us has been in Snnford sevurnF days, lias bulk nt McCuiler’a.
Wanted.—Your second hand furniture,
for awhile.
purchased property south of Sorrento in
for which we will pay you the cash. *
ll-W. Rose wont to Sorrento on busi he *pitiey hills.
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Williams & Milteer.
ness last Saturday.
Is Sanford doing liprjU tty os- a pros b r
Seel
We
have
just
received n lull line
D. M. Herring it in_Jacksonville this oils city.'tflien strangers get off at tint
pf shoes fur Misses, children and boys.
boat
landing
and
arc'compelled
to
mkc
week on business.
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Specially built for school wear. F. L.
Dr. George Randall continue» ill with that long walk on the wharf in complete WfMjdruff, lliti West First M.
8-2t-c
fy e r at his home on Third street, to the darkness?
Snnford was never more lively than ut
tegret of his friends In this city.
When sweet potatoes are selling in our Present. The—new cigar (««-lories, tin*
Mures at $1.50 per bushel, wtiy not drop new people locuting here mu! the schools
M a rrie d o r S in g le. H a v e a H o m e or a Good
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celery and try a crop of them? They are opening are keeping tin: streets full ut all
times of the day.
All Locul Advertisement« Liidcr This
a sure go.
S afe In v e s tm e n t.
Heading, One Cent a Word Cacti Issue
Jim
Harris
moved
the
Hcrnld
office
Harry Vaught und sislei1 of Charleston,
Hen Louse Remedy—Costs less titan 5c
W. No., are stopping in our city for u few last week and and aside from one of the
per gallon. Never fails.. 25c for recipe.
presses
cutting
a
gash
in
his
head
there
days.
were no fatalities. Jim has the goods W. H. Haynes. Prairie duRoclter, III. 0-1 j>
Mrs. C. L Goodhue and duughter. Miss
For Sah<—Lot of young Wyandotte
when it comes to moving heavy stuff.
Roosters, full blooded. Eggs $l.l)t) i>er
Mary Wulkcr returned to the city last
9-1 t-c
Attorney J. .1. Dickinson of Sanford is setting. Jas. Harris.
week front their pleasant summer outing.
Lost—Mileage hook, A. C. L. on road to
in the city this week, ha vi ng several cases
/
Mrs. Davis Foster and little son. Davis,
before the criminal court. Mr. Dickinson Geneva. Finder return to C. C. Woodruff
On the Orlando road just two blocks
returned Sunday afternoon from their
und reeoive reward.
il-ltp
is a former member of the Stetson Law
visit to St. Louis.
For Sale—Ope 5 acre fnrm, 3 acres of
from street car line
school and is making gtxid in the Celery which is cleared und tiled. oiltur* 2 acres
Mike Williams of Zcl'wood sjient hist City.—DoLnnd Supplement.
cleared. GimmI (lowing well, etc. Price
•Saturday night mid Sunday with his sis
William Burke of Sanford, after having $2 50(1. on terms to suit the purchaser.
For luirticiilars see ««r write W. 1). Wil
ter Mrs. Joint Kelley.
spent a couple of days here with his wife, liams, P. O. Box 11117 Office 323 Sanford
Our little real estate man, C. W. Roue of left yesterday for ids home. Mrs. Burke avenue, Sanford. Flu.
9-4t-c
Just been laid out and streets being
the Hyu-Lo Hotel, is getting quite busy.
has been spending u few weeks here, hut
For Rent—Nice offices.
Also wnreMrs. C. S, Chambers und son of I’ltts- will leave in a short wlule for a visit to house, 32x3(1. Rut proof. N. II. Garner.
graded. Now ready to build you a
M.li
„burg Pa., were with us the first part of friends ip Woucjifilu before returning to
home. (No place like home.)
For Sale—White Leghorn hens I H years
the Week.
her home in Sanford—Gainesville Sun.
.old. Wliite Leghorn pullets, 5 mouths old
Mr and Mrs. Hayward Young will oc
Florida is soon to vote on slate-wide | front "The Blanchard Leghorn Farm."
New York,
cupy one of the Check cottages for the prohibition. No mutter wiiut the result,
D. I). Doune,
winter.
however, a stole that is hound on nearly
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Geneva, Flu.
W IT H O U T
IN T E R E S T
.
all sides by water mid with n large |xiri
W. J, Thigpen left last Friday for
For Rent—Two 4 room houses between
short visit to his old home In Greenville. of-ils area covered with lakes and marshes 12th and 14th Sts. $9,90 jut mouth. Ap
can never be other than physically wet. ply B. Peters,
8-2 t.
North Carolina.
Wanted—By
fifteen
years’
ex|>crlence
even
if
is
metaphorically
dry.—Lexington
Another cigar factory will remove to
cleaner, dyer and tailor Indies' and gents'
Sanford from Tampa this week and help (Ky.) Herald.
olotlies, to clean, dye, repair ur alter.
See me at once. It don’t cost noth
Mrs. Sturgis leaves today to join her Saits made to order at 15, 29, 25 or 39
lo swell the weekly pay roll.
husband. Rev. H. H. Sturgis, ut Home days. Our price will suit your pocket.
ing to look and get- your choice. Som e
Vivian Speer has accepted u position
stead, down the Last Coast. Mr. Sturgis Your money's worth or your money buck.
with L. R. Philips & Co. for ufternoons
Bradford & Keith, 495 Third St. Phone
lots shaded with oaks and some with
has charge of the Baptist church ut that 31 L___
. — j--------------------- 7-lf-c und Saturdays.
point anti nas Qlsh taken out u lidmeiteud
orange trees. Now is the accepted tim e.'
Wanted—Good fresh milch cow. P. O.
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Russet ter ore about there, part of wiiich lie now has ia culti Box
712.
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the happiest folkB in town. The stork left vation. Mrs. Sturgis will be accompanied
For Sale—Six room house. All modern
n lovely baby girl at their homo Sunday. by her grandson. Henry Lee, who will visit improvements. Well iocutcd. Small jtay
ment down, buluuce by the month. Ad
Miss Cafrie Wight of Cairo, Ga., is the his grand parents for some time.
dress A. cure Sanford Herald.
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guest of her brother. Mr. Henry Wight and
I huve Just Installed on up lu datc
For Rent—Rooms, furnished or unfur
his family.
electric m assage m achine to r tre a t nished, -wait a hie (or light housekeeping.
Dr, George Randall cputiimes quite ill m ent of the sculp und face. Sanford Apply corner Pork and Ninth.
Wanted—Cottage of live rooms or Hat
nt his home on 3rd street to the regret Shaving Parlor, opposite Depot, Albert
of live rooms. Address Box I960. 5-lf
Grumllng, Mgr.
9-21-c
of. hi* friends.---- ----------*
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WANTED—To buy 3.999 acres, or more
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Dr. R. L. Hudson, eye specialist, is again of Florida land, for colonization. Must
J. L Thornton, representing the S. P.
Richards Co., of Atlunta ¿ailed upon the in Sanford and will soon open un office he good land, well located,--Address P. O.
Room No. 2 . M . G. T . B lock
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here. See him ubobl your eyes und Box GI, Dayton, Ohio.
local trade on Tuesday.
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Save your fruit und vegetables. Use
Miss Grace Way has returned to her glasses. Office New Herald Building, Hamilton
Smudge Heater. An exhibition
F IR S T S T R E E T
jjÿ V N F O R D , F L O R ID A
home in Jacksonville after a pleusant down stairs front. Opens Monday, Oct. at Clyde Pharmacy. M. W. Lovell, Agt.
17th,
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visit with old friends in Sanford.
All kinds of repair work. Sanford Ma House lu Keui^r-btUiLiOtinu ami hathMr*. Henry^Wight returned Monday chine t CnfageCo;
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Newly (minted inside. On Celery avenue,
from u visit lo relatives in Thotnasville
Edam Cbcose. Strained und Couth Honey known us Williams' house. Inquire L. A.
Brumley.
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at McCulicr’*.
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T H E
For
Rent—Ten
^crea.tiled
land
on
street
Frank Dickens came up from Tainiui
New Mattings, New Rugs. New Art
car
line.
Station
on
place.
Two
acres
of
hist week and made' u brief visit to Squares, prices the lowest ut Millergt Sou.,
tiled land, coltuge und barn on place.
-S to i
frienda and relatives.
4tf.' On street' car line. Address, J, N. Whit
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Sweet
Mixed
and
Pluln
Pickles
tier, Sanford Floridu.
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Mrs, O. K. Strong, and little daughter,
’’Paying.
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For stile— I have five or bix pieces of
Winnie are at home again after a de and Dill Pickles ut McCuller’s.
Vurnoill Best furniture polish on the land more than i need for trucking. These
lightful trip, visiting Miami, Daytona
RfentL
market. For sale by Sanford Furniture lutids were bought clteap, cleared under
and Jacksonville.
my own supervision und will be sold at u
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M A K E S IT E A S Y
great bargain. On«; Five acres perfectly
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hamilton are re Compuny. *' • '
Prunes,
Peaches,
Dates,
Raisins,
Curtiled,
third
yepr
in
cultivation.
30
rods
ceiving congratulations from their friends
V.
4.9 acras
ut MçOulJer's.[frani.Beck Hammock, statimi
on account of a fine baby gbi tmving rants, Citron. Fresh Apples
Own
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A T T — Tüftlf clftartül a ml p
lo w e d /*balance flna
plowed.
arrived in their home last Wednesday.
GFOH.rtRNALD
A. P. GONNELLA
hammock, twp strung wells, tool house, ‘A
Bring your old tires to Sanford Machine miles from Catueran City. Best bargain
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Präsident
Sec’y tx Trcus.
The Weklva Baptist Association meets S* Garage Co. tor vulcanizing.
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on the market. Plume 7-3. Levi Binford.
at Plnecaatle next week, Oct 18. 1» and
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New goods arriving daily a t Miller &
Hom e
tir
20th. The delegatee from the Sanford Son. .Call and see our line.
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I huve house and several choice iota in
BapUat church will be Rev. and Mrs. J.
Parental Cotne to tlte'M. A R. store for Sanford Heights and Markham Heights
;Let Us Tell You About It
W. WUdman, Mrs. Fannie Milieu, Dr. J. T- scitooi books and supplies for tlte children. for sale. Prices low. Easy terms. Fred
Benton and J. D. Jlnklna.
IL Yuple.
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ta
ties to be. gained by making
us your haberdasher.
Clothier and Men's Furnisher
The Opportunity
WA N T S
—
Of Your Life Young Man
The MarKham .
Park A ddition
T h ir t y
B e a u t ifu l
L o ts
$20 Cash - $10 Per Month
for 30 Days
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and Save Money
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Association
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�October 14,1910
W e A re H e a d q u a r
te rs F o r S u p e rio r
L e ttu c e , Bean and
C uke H a m p e rs , and
S tra w b e rry C ra te s .
WE
CAN
MA K E
HERE
IN
W o A re R e a d y T o
Book O rd e rs fo r P o
ta to B a rre ls M a d e
In
O ur
Barrel
F a c to ry .
SANFORD
S A N F O R D For some years past has rested content as the proud possessor or the heavy weight
championship of the world in the science of C©l©ry G row ing. Many claimants have been
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heralded, “Just as good,” but even with high-class trainers, prominent in Real Estate and Agricul
tural Circles at home and abroad, all these have failed to make good, although some sections have
so closely followed oifr methods that great profits have been reaped,^and lean bank accounts
made fat. Having started the whole of Florida and a portion of Georgia to growing celery,
S A N F O R D* will now proceed to open the eyes of Florida
Truckers # to unTieard. of profits in
»
other agricultural specialities.
Watch
Our 1911
Early
Potatoes.
Now do wc hear
some
pne
say:
“What! S$$iford surely must have the
big head, going to show H ASTING S,
with an unbroken record of 18 years,
an acreage now totaling 5,000 with a
coming crop,of 200,000 barrels, going
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to show those farmers how to grow
potatoes?”
Now don’t get excited, just
wait, we are going to show them some
stunts, yes sir, some S T U N T S .“
.
.
M AINE
PO TATO ES
G O OD
New York, Oct. 7 In ii # letter to Tlic Packer, from
EVcsquo Isle, Me.. F. C. Match, manager of the If. T. Pren
tiss Co., n large potato shipping firm says:
"There is no truth to the report spread broadcast that
Aroostook county potatoes are diseased. We do un ex*
tensive business ail over the Union in seed and table
stock, and I am dally In touch with growers here, buying
thousands of barrels of potatoes for my customers, and
have no hesitation in guaranteeing that they will go out
free from disease and rot. The stock in Aroostook coun
ty was never better. The growing season , was ideal and
the weather for harvesting perfect. Aroostook has many
hundreds of thousands of barrels of the finest potutocs of
all varieties safely housed.” This foolish report was
started, no doubt, by some one snick on contracts. It has
had time to be proven untrue.
"In south Maine, about 200 miles down on the Maine
Central, the season was late and potatoes did not ma
ture. The land is lower there and it vastly differs from
Aroostook county. The crop in reported somewhat dis
eased, but i|uite different from last year. In some in
stances avaricious dealers have encouraged farmers to
dig in Aroostook county too early, with the result that
green stock was shipped in the souther^ district, with hot
weather prevailing. On our own seed farms we have had
an unprecedented yield nnd have not seen one barrel of
diseased pot aloes."
The firm of R. T. Prentiss Company
of Presque Isle, Maine, is one of the
most reliable Aof the many
Eastern potato firms.
high-class
They have for
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some years sold Hastings Farmers, but
have done very little business elsewhere
in this state, although their territory ex
tends from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
The undersigned has been recently ap
pointed selling agent for Florida.
Ask the Fellow who Says, “They. Have Blight in Maine This Year,” What Potatoes He is Selling ^
I
he largest and most experienced potato growers of this state consider Maine grown seed the best,
nd the product of Aroostook County the best in Maine. We can supply this season, S p au ldig No. 4 f Green M ountain, Irish C obbler 4 and Polaris, all at the same price,
/e especially recommend the Polarisyit is a white potato of fine quality and shape, early, Tun
ing uniformly large, and is a very heavy cropper. The season of 1909 one tiled acre at Hastlgs yielded 132 barrels, the past season a 5 acre tiled patch yielded 590 barrets. A ll our Sanford
istomers that planted it last year were delighted with the yield. With this Polaris potato
lanted and harvested early, $500 per acre net profit may be realized here. We suggest shipping
le seed from Maine about November 15th, landing here about December 1st, then put in barn
atil planting time, December 15th. OGr warm climate will then have started the sprouts and
owth will be immediate and rapid. I wish to book orders at once, this guarantees the price
You Can Place
A sk our C u sto m ers
t
of
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O rder
by
Telephone
(2 5 5 ,)
Mail
or
in
Person
Mgr. Sanford Produce Çompany
last y e a r about
255
Sanford, Florida
year
Is
e x tra fin e
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THE SANFORD HERALD
City Council Meet»
Council convened In regular session
October 3rd. ‘1910. Member» present: D,
L Thrasher, W. D. Holden. A. T. Rosset
ter, B. A. Howard. G. R Calhoun and H
P. Driver. Absent; H. R. Stevens.
Minutes of last regular session. Sept.
• 19th. read and approved.
Treasurer’s report for September ap
proved and ordered filed.
Marshal's report for September approved
nnd ordered filed.
The following resolutions wore passed:
Moved and seconded that Attorney An
drew Johnson be instructed to dismiss the
suit 8galnst Lot 7, Block 9. Tier B of fc. R.
Trsfford’s mnp of Sanford and be instruct
ed to receipt for delinquent taxes for the
years 1904, 1905 and 1900, for the reason
that the city council for Uiobc years re
milted the taxes.
Moved and seconded that the street
committee be Instructed to drop from the
pay rolls the assistant to the street super
intendent
Moved and seconded that vouchers as
per bills attached os signed by the presi,
.approved by the
finance committee bo paid.
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Tbo council then heard complaints from
those who considered their property .overnsscssed for the year 1910.'
Being unable to complete ^all business
at this meeting it was moved and second
ed to adjourn til) Thursday, Oct. Gth.
Adjourned meeting, Thursday, Oct. 6tli,
1910. Members present: J ), L. iTIuasher,
iv'. D. iioldou. A. t.Jto sste e r and H. P.
Driver. Members a b se& M .. H. GalJwun '
II. R. Stevens and 13. A. Howard.
Equalization of tuxes was resumed.
The following resolution was passed:
Moved and seconded that the street
committee bo empowered to employ Mr.
Graves for live express purpose- o r-d e n n
ing lots and Park ways for the month of
October.
Communications from O. W. Brady and
Cecil Gabbctt requesting street lights at
foot of French avenue and Magnolia nnd
Tenth street were referred to street, com
mittee. w(th power to act.
. . ..
There being no further business it was
moved and seconded to adjourn. Carried.
,
S tockton fo r S cnutor
To the I’rople of Florida:
\
I am a candidate for United States Sen
ator from Florida to succeed Senator
James P. Taliaferro, whose term expires
Murch 4th next.
Ifly determination to enter this contest
has been reached after the most careful
consideration from every Btaudixrint.
Out of respect for Die memory of Gov
ernor Broward, and for the further reason
that tills is a serious mntler. I have nut
acted hastily.
In my platform will be embodied the
|>rinciple9 for which I have fought during
the past twenty-two years. 1am now ¡>erfecting plans for campaign and organiza
tion, and when this work is completed the
(>eople of Florida will hear from me in no
uncertain ton«. I assure the jNKjpIt* niso
that if elected to this office I"t7T11 have no
real estate or other business but that of
United States Senator nnd no partners
engaged in any business whatever. —
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J . N. C. Stockton.
Unable tb Get Mere '
Tu tlHMHllior of The Hrrakl:
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If has been my custom to come to San
ford cocii year about Oct. 1st and visit
the merchants and others requiring a
state and county license and issue to
them their license, but this year, on ac
count of the increase in the license busi
ness and on account of bo many iwliW ling {»aid, I have been so very busy tliut I
could not leave live office.
It has<bcen n pleasure to me to meet
these people and I urn disappointed tliut
I have not been able to, get there this
year.
1 would be very glud if you would kind
ly explain this situation to ihe people of
Sanford through your paper.
--P
W. E. Martin,
Tux Collector.
Sanford to Ocala
For many months the Board of iTrado
of Ocala, Leesburg and Sanford have en
deavored to have Uie A. C. L. officials to
make u change In Uie Leesburg-Sanford
train, extending same to Ocala. In other
words Uie present train leaving Sanford
•'in the evening and stopping-at Leesburg
for the night would go to Ocala, Urns giv.
ing the people of this section u chance to
get to points in Central and West Florida
without the all (light stop qt Leesburg.
Ttda through train to Ocala would be of
great benefit to Sanford, and the Com
mercial Club should get behind the move
ment and urgelt strongly upon the A.C. L.
officials. By the -present schedule we
have no outlet to Middle Florida.
Blount fo r th e S enate
I aaiMmmied today my candidacy fw
the United States Senate to succeed Sen
ator Taliaferro. I prefer running In a
primary 40 be held before April next, but
if that be impracticable will be in the
contest before the legislature.
W. A. Blount.
October 17 th
AT
D. A.CASHCALDWELL
&
DEPARTMENT STORE
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TATE Are always getting in new goods, and we have
nothing but bargains all the time in the highest
quality merchandiseJmt see the following specials:
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L acc C u rta in s
4 0 -fn c h C u rta in is c rim
•7¿Pay Genuine Nottingham Lace
Curtains 3 yards long 40-inches
-wide will he placed on bargain
counter us a special, lender. Per
pair......................................... 6 9 c
We will place on sale a 40-inch
Curtain Scrim 115111 design^ A
good value for 1214c. Special
Pay Day Sale.......................... 9 c
L in en D in n e r N ap kin s •
We will place on sale a good as—sortmont-of—neaft-pattenis in~a~
.good weight. _ All linen dinner
mapkins per J o z . . . ........ $ 1 .2 9
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B lan kets and C o m fo rts
Gc Union Muck Toweling. _3%c
10 pieces Union Huck Toweling,
just the thing for Roller Towels.
A good 6c value. Pay day sale
only per yd........ _•............... 3 /4 c
$ 1 .6 9
S p e c ia l
Just see our new line of Bankets
from cotton to the finest wool
blankets. Prices 93c and up.
We also have a complete line of
comforts in all grades. Prices
the lowest.
$ 1 .6 9
A genuine Marselles pattern
quilt in full size and a ready
seller for $2. Our price $ 1 .6 9
9 - 4 U n bleach ed S h e etin g 17c
W ool O tto m a n S u itin g
As n Pay day Sale Leader we Will sell a full width i)-4 unbleach
ed sheeting in a good weight per yurd........ ......................... 17c
The newest in Ladies all wool suiting. The genuine nil wool
Ottoluun Suiting in ail the popular shades as well as black ami
mivy blue. Price j>er y d ...................
!)7c
S e rp e n tin e C ra p e
S tro n g L in e S ilk S h irt W a is ts
See our assortment oí the gepulne Serpentine Crajve in all the
good designs and patterns. Onr price per yd
. ___
17c
We have just received a well selected line of silk shirt waists in
Taffetas and Messaline made for us at special low prices. *
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W e are A gents for the C elebrated B u tterick Patterns
Few Specials From the Gents’ Furnishing Dep’t
Georgia Knit Socks Pay Day Sale—6 Pairs for
.
M o vin g P ric e
8 9 c N u n a lly ’s O v e ra lls 8 0 c
Genuine Athletic Style checked nainsook
Shirts or Drawers. Special price 3 gar
ments. .
.........................
97c
We have just received another assort
ment of Nuuully’s Engineer Overalls and
Jutnpere. Our price............: ___ 89c
50c
D ra w e rs
45c
N ig h t S h irt
45c
Just think of getting a well made night
shirt in any style only ...................4 5 c
.
43c
W o rk S h irts
43c
See our large line of Work Shirts in tun,
blue and klmki color. Never sells under
50c. Our price........... ......... .. 43c
Shoes
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Prices below
The Godmun ull leather Shoqs for Ladies uml Children ore friend
winners marvelous low prices. Just see them.
We can’t say too mucli about our tu>bby line of Snow’s Shoes
“ Union M ade” for men at prices below competion. See
them that is enough.
Shop C aps
We have just what is. wanted 25 doz
shop coos... See them— Choice
10c
B o y’s K n ic k e rb o c k e r S u its
See our strong line of Boy’s Knicker
bocker Blue Serge Suits, sizes 9 to IG
years. $5 values. ..
...........$3.98
NOW is the time to let us take your
measure for your new fall Suit and
the Royal Tailors will make it
to fit you out of the finest domestic
ot imported fabrics; am i - o u t prices
on these suits are not duplicated.
F irs t S tre e t
D IP A R T IV I E N T
S T O RE*
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S an fo rd , Florida
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10c
D. A. C A L D W E L L & SONS
CASH
:
We have a full assortment of Lian.Brund
Shirts in plain white.
Also fancy
stri|>es. good $1.25 value. Oiir price. .97c
Suits
See our New Styles in SELBY SHOES for Ludies.
competition. *
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Lion Brand S h irts
10c
39c
We have jusi received another shipment
of Eluslic Seam Drawers regulur 50c
sellers. Our price......
39c
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�October 14
A Romance
Rollins Code** Opens
RolJIna College opened it* 2flth scholas
tic year Wednesday morning of last week
with a large atteridah^e from this and
man/bther state*. T h e opening exercise*
Wet* conducted by President lV.F. Black
man, assisted by Dean F. Y. Clayton.
Oreeowlch' observatory at sunrise i o
ta* west and returning at sunrlsa next
day from the east, clrclliit'tbe vrorfd
tn twenty-ftjtir hours of continued sanrtes. Wish as well, gentlemen! Goodby, honest \ peasantry, your country’s
pride, goodbyt”
The majestic rise of ths Virgin!*,
with no preliminary ran. drew a round
e f applause. Craighead wared his
•tp , but Canon, paytng no attention.
zMjBldrffce Virginia dead for New York.
They flew high, and the constant pick
ing ap and dropping of railway trains
and steamers *nd the'swift sticcesslon
•tre e s a n with whlcft the Virginia wa*
buried against the leaguea between
starboard. Carson had assigned himpair and Craighead their dotles. and
bath were buoy, Craighead at the till
mt. With his eye op the compass, Car, nan looking at *Tery working part, oilJog, JUaUug fur hot bearings, matching
Bar the slightest quiver or Jar. greedy
*f every mile. Finally they were
speeding along over tb* greet national
Appalachian forest when, be reHerid .
Craighead, 4
In the little locker were found the
element! from which Craighead pre
pared the luncheon of bacon, egg* end
goffe* cooked on the methanoec store.
“We shall get Into the upper Atlan
tic regions,” said Carson, “Just In time
to hit the tree of local storm* to
“Of course,” said be, "abe’ll fall off.
But If she turns I can put her back
e a her coarse. I believe I’ll try her."
*• Whereupon Craighead recited a
*1 g* m r thla blocaod dor
To ■all acrooo the otata, M atilda
My atrohfp otarta for various parte
At twenty after eight, M sttlda
t A* not know where we m ay so
Or whether near or far, Matilda.
F ee O agtela CSreen don't make a pareeo
CM aay foremoat tar. MatUda.
That rayatio man beneath my ban
Shall euffar, eOute qu'U co u ta M atilda
W hat right has he to keep from me
•ooth. I u n a youth
CM oommoa am11or lot. Mallld a
Am 1 * m an on hum an plan
D evised, o r am 1 not. M atilda T
“And echo. If there were any plac«
to echo from, would answer. ‘Not MitUder Hare some of tbg milk while
tbe Virginia chase* her tall above Mr.
Plochot’s forest."
“Sha doesn't chass her tall much."
replied Carson, “ b o far, at least."
She did not Tbe gyroscopes held
her on an even keel, and the altimeter
Btatoseop* delivered the verdict that
the Virginia was following a course as
level as ‘a battleship'*: Carson atr,
watched the triumphant t**t and for
(o t to frown, and he Utile knew to
ward what danger be was burling him
. Peak after peak. vUlage after village
and occasionally a big smokeless town
about .the national power plant* of the
Lelghtoq rseervolra came hnrrjlng to
ward them, passed benhktb like vi
sions and fell behind.
"tea that big atratna cloud1“ asked
Carson. "Shall w* go over or under
nr
’
"Personally," replied Craighead. Tv*
.been under a cloud long enough.”
Tb* strata* was an Immense vapor
•beet half a mile above tbe earth. Un
derneath w e n the gloom and dullness
of cloudy wrather. but above it the
eun ebon* with a brightness augment
ed by the brilliancy reflected from tbe
upper surface of it« cloud as from a
great guttering plain of snow. Tb*
eun was past tba meridian and shining
warm, but on the wing over that
great expense of peart tbe air felt, not
cold, hot "caller," end they put on
tbetr topcoats. Tbe shadow of tbe
Virginia rpn with bar across tbe ctoud
like a black .A*: haloed la lbs un
speakable glory of a triple rainbow
which ringed tb* ecoddlng shadow
•boat tn concentric circle*, so bright.
*o refulgent la dye. so glorlona In their
a tagltng Up**, that tb* voyagera,
glancing from radiance to radiance,
lowered their voice* to the thrill of a
beauty too Intense fog. speech. ■
F e rtilize r
MANUFACTURERS*OF
W e Monufbctnre A
Superior Fertiliser for
Lawns
Lettuce
Flowers
Beans
Cantaloupe
Celery
Strawberries
Cotton
Grape Vines
Potatoes
Tomatoes Orange Trees
Watermelons
SUPERIOR
FERTILIZERS
L. V. D. BLAIR; Aient
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P. O. BOX 7IS
Sanford
W e S ell F e rtiliz e r M a te r ia l a t lo w e s t Prices
H e r b e r t Q u ic k
H e looked from tbe tiller to tbe com1pass and hesitated about leaving It tq
' «at, Ha had never tried letting tbe
Virginia-follow her uose with the tiller
Ocala
Obedient to the tilted rudders, the
trgtnla pointed her prow downward
Her propeller blades hurled her sw ift
ly forward and toward'the earth, and
she plunged Into the cold stream of
the stratus cloud Into mist and white
scarf* of lacy fog1and the snowy ob
scurity of an aerial bllstard. Craig
head gasped at tb* chill And the blind tration.le
neae.
opening last'year and many students who
"Ring for a guide.” said be. “I’m have made-application and arrangements
lost-"
will arrive during the balance of the
Ha was not lost for long, for the Vir week. This will augment the number
ginia dor* the fleecy hoodwink and greatly and Rollins will have a great atemerged through Its' lower leVels Into
the cleer shadows of the nether air. tendance when all gel lu. Treasurer W.
They could feel the warmth radiated R. O'Neal was present at the opening ex
from the ground, balmy with'earthy ercises nnd his brief talk was one of the
scents. Far to the northeast lay a good features of the occasion. He told of
shining river, widening at the limit of the early completion of the new Knowles
vision Into a broad estuary, and Just Hair and the value it would be to the
within sight could be discerned' the equipment of the college. He said, many
clustered iptraU'a ad towers of a city tilings that will linger In the minds of tire
Canon looked the landscape over and teachers and pupils and his words of en
studied hla map.
couragement were «red received. Many
“Craighead.” cried Careen, **wrve
mad* Richmond three hour* quicker parents from a distance wete present to
than 1 thought It possible. A stork or enter their children a* well os to bid God
a Canada goose couldn’t have covered speed to the president and faculty in their
v
the dlotance, and both sometime* go noble work.200 miles an hour! Why**—
Good Roads and Population
"Let us exult over yon Insufferable j
.Thosllirap
In population In' Missouri
plutesP cried Craighead. “Let’s .fly
rings around ’anal Let's sail clrclas never touched those counties which are
around the snobsP
enjoying tbe advantages of a system of
Offers rote of ONE CENT per mile plus twenty-five cents
Craighead, scanning the southeast good roads The Kansas City Star has
with his fleldglasses. had discovered been making an analysis of the census
for the round trip, from nil points in Florida
at a distance of six or seven miles a figures and It 3nds that “the decrease In
huge -silver aeronat steering north rural population was confined to those
ward. Theodore threw over the tiller
and made for the slrahlp. Craighead counties that have been least inclined to
improve their roeds." That is bs might
looked at him In wonder.
For Information or Reservations see or write
“That ship looks.“ said Carson, ad [have been expected.
According to the Star there are nine
vancing the spark and crowding the
Icounties in Missouri which have u mile
engtnea. "like the Roe.**
T. J. PERKINS
A. W. I RITOT, D. P. Agent
After ^ f e w moments on s straight age of improved roads of more than 100
tic k e t Agent. Sanford. Florida
Jacksonville, florida
course to Intersect that of the seronat miles. The»* counties nrul the mileage
Carson threw the Virginia up Into the in each are as follows;
cloud. Soon they emerged on the shin
Cape Girardeau, 180; Gasconade. 200;
Ing upper levels of tb* cloud.*whlch hid
Jasper.
158; Jacksonville, outside of
their approach to the other craft On*- j
below the curtain and one above It. Kansas City, 280; St. Louis, outside of
the airship of the future and the air tbe city- of St. Louis, 410; Franklin, 200;
ship of ths past flew on converging PfcXry. 140, and Pike, 140. The popula,
con race. They dropped below the lion Increased In nil theoe counties nnd
w
cloud Into the thinner tkffbr. The; the aggregate of increase was 39,607.
looked about—end tew nothing. And The figures include only the country dis
yet, above the purring of tbe machin
tricts in the counties In which St. Louis
ery, came to tfietr ears the tremor
and
Kansas City are located. The in
from powerful engines. Could the J
crease, therefore, cannot be attributed
to the .growth of iliese two big cities.
But tbe Star offers further evidence.
There hto four otLer comities where there
has been systematic effort for road im
provement. In no one of these counties
is the milage at much us 100 miles, but
It is sufficient to show the effects of
good -road*. The counties are Boone,
Morion, Ralls and Greene, and their
aggregate increase of population is
19,166. That is not all. for tbo inereasc
has beeu most notable In Greene, which
has been the most active of all ot them
in promoting the building of inacadam
highways. The increase in Greene plone
wa* 13,1 IB. Here la the conclusion the
Star draws after analyzing'7the
winter,
returns;
j . "The decrease. that t>ureeigti of stagna
tion, in Misioens rural population is
certainly to be laid at the doors of those
I counties and communities that are of
I the hold-back. no-u*e-foc-Improvement
I kind. The figures show it. No one cares
to settle nowadays where there are 'no
Real Estate Agency
roeds but road and where there is no
1»sœ ses»v
spirit to improve them."
aaeeeewuewwwueeee
tb e Missouri census has supplied a
convincing and powerful’ argument in
favor or foods roeds It is an object
lemon that should have a good ¿ffect in
Missouri and elsewhere.
GENERAL
FIRE
INSURANCE AGENT
Confederate
Veterans
Reunion
B A R T O W rF L O B ID A
is m e lim e l o r)uy lmprov
ed “Ready to Plant” Sanford
Celery Farms
H._ H. C H A P P E L L ’S
ber oafetj. Tb* Vlrgtnla- went aatero
A* waU ss athunrt thè tour»* o t tb*
otber erari, and sa aba abeered to star
board tbe arrooef and tba aerooat
•pad tram rack otber al tbe som of
tbelr two *preda, per Aspe tour uiUe*
a minute. Tbe people on tbe lattar
must bav# thougbt tbe otber geme far•ver vrben an attoanding ritta* hep-
Beaueu Light Gospel Meetings
A regular series of lectures on Gospel
themes will begin Oct, 6, in the large
doth tabemacte comm of idtb aul Senfecd Ave. An Intensely interesting pro
gram of subjects Am been printed and
distributed throughout the city. Large
crowds are expected to be present -«w-h
eight to listen to the speakers. A stirring
•oog service begins at 7JO and the
•peaking begins promptly at M0. Good
■nierwiU prevail. Short discourses, no
C *k e on S p e c ia l O rd e r
Phone 106
S anford, F lo r id «
�October 14.1910
THE SANFORD' 'HERALD
In the Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial
Circuit, State or riorlda
J. E. Pace, Complainant..
d ty hall, on Palmetto avenue. Iietween First and
Second a tre e m in the city of Sanford. Orangectxinly, Florliia. during the legal hour* of Yale on Mon
day, the 7lhday of November. A. D. 1910, the same
being a legal in lrs day. the following described
Sarah Je»iup Fleming, et ul
real estate, to-wlt; Lot 5. Block 9. Tier 0. City
Defendants
of Sanford. Orange County. Fla Purchaser to pay
For Mayor.
for tltl<.
To Ceowlana Frances Low ford:
i i |b« earnest »oUdUlloa of my friend. I have . J ', ? ; Pace being duly sworn de|io«r* and sayi
, ,
GEORGE A DiCOTTES,
contented to anwwn«* mjf candidacy for the poi- that ha Is the com pi hi non t above immnl and ihm
7-4t
Special Master In Chancery.
mon of Mayor of Sanford at the primary to be he has read the foregoing bill, nnd licit the tam e Is
held la November.
true of hi i own knowledge esi-ejit n r in such mat
M aster’» Sale.
ter« a* are stated on Irifornrotfoii and belief, nnl
w T iT u K d e k w o o d
os to such m atters th at he believes it to be true
Under
and
by
virtue of a decree of foreclosure
j j t j r r » r » f r r r r .................. ......................................
And affiant further slates, that the defendant ■nJ »ale. entered on the 12lh day ol September.
For CUy Clerk, Treasurer. Assessor. Georgians Frances Lawford. defendant shove A. D., 1910, by the Honorable Minor S Jours,Judge
nsraed, is a non-resident of the stale uf Florida.
thei Circuit Court for the 7th Judicial Circuit of
| hereby anbwncfcwy cn ndldacy ToMhe office of and th a t herresidence is a t ------- In the slate of of
fluridn. in and for Orange County, in Chancery, in
New York, th at she Is over the age of twenty-one a certain reuse therein pending, wherein the City
ears, and th at there is no person in the stale of of Sanford was Complainant and Owner Unknown
1aridn the service of a subpoena upon, that would was Respondent. I shall sett at public uuterv. to the
bind sold Geurgianna Frances Lawford.
highrst and tvsl bidder tor cash, at the front door
thsvo*«* of Sanford to look, up my record nnd
11 is further ordered that this order be published of the City Hall, on Palmetto Avenue, between
p ^ r u, u w . u» S j a i
in the fronton! Herald for eight consecutive weeks, ; Irtl apd Second Streets, in tht' City of Sanford.
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»¡»nature and seal ih isih e Orange County, Florida, during the legal hours of
M. W. LOVELL
2/ith day of August. A .D. 1010,
sale on Monday, the 7lh dny of November. A. D..
Jj x r r r n r r r r r r r r * * * * “ *******rrr--T
Isea
0. M. Kuouuijm,
(DIO. the same Wing a legal sub j dny, the follow
.
Clerk
Circuit
Court.
ing dcscrlt-ed real n ta t r , to-wlt,
Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor
3-8t
U I. Hart, D.C.
30 ft. of Lot 5, Block’ 18, Chapman &. Tucker's
I an urged by my friend« to announce myself a .
Addition to the City of Sanford, Orange County,
■rsodidst* for tha office of Clerk.- Treasurer and
Ha. Purchaser to pay for tIUr.
Atteoaor at the coming city election, to which In Court of County Judge. S ta le of '
GEORGE A. DKCOTTES.
" i ^ . | wai appointed to All the unexpired term of
7 4
Special Master in Chancery.
Florida
Mark L Scott. I solicit an inspection of the work
done by me to convince you of my quallllcationi to In re Estate of | __ _ _
Lyman I’lielps J l*ran*e County
M aster's Sale
Notice is hereby given, to all whom It may con
Under and by virtue of a decree of foreclosure
cern, th a t on the 6th day of February, A. t>. 1011
I shall apply .to the Honorable William Marlin ami sale entered on the I2lh day of SeptemWr,
of said .CourU as Judge of Probate, for my A I) 1910, by the Honorable Minor S. Jones. Judge
For City Clerk. Treasurer and Assessor Judge
flrtftUIDcharge ns e irc u lrii of the rsiatc ol Lyman of the Circuit Court of the 7lh Judicial . Circuit of
___.lo r dig office of Phelps, deceased: and th at at the same time I will Florida, in and tor Orange County, In chancery, in
n certain cause therein (»ending, wherein the City
„ and Assessor. A citizen nf San- present my Until accounts as executrix
of Sanford was complainant and L Mabry was re
Dated Aug flth. A. D. 1910.
iniKMisly since 1880.1 have been actively
ford
spondent,
I will sell at public outcry lu the highest
w. „
M*«r lit a im . P hU m .
ideotiflsd with her every Internet. That I am comami l-est, bidder for cash, at the.front door of the
“ I"® mo
Executrix
tiet enl and pan serve acceptably as Clerk. Treas
city ballon Palmetto avenue. W lwrrn First and
urer sSd Assessor I have no misgivings. In tim ate
Second streets, in the city of Sanford. Orange
acquaintance with the history, progress and high
county.
Florid«, during the legal hours of sale on
slms td the Sanford of today give me good form nnd In Court of County Judge s ta te of
Mondny. the 7th day of Novemtier. A. U. 1910, the
(Tines, to be usefol In fuffiftnotUl ways, along with
Florida
ntm e Wing a legal sales day, the , following des
duties of office In pushing S«ir;
and aside from the at)
cribed real estate, tn-wit; Lot I, Block 7, Tier H.
In Re Estate uf
» n . . , . a,
C. ILLEFFLfcR
ford's ear of progresss.
City of Sanford, Orange County. Fin Purchaser
Wm.
Hale
Dates.
Dec'dJ
0
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lrC
o
u
r"
r
j j j - r r « '» > r r z r r r r r f r r r r f e r n ‘ r * * r r r r r r
to pay fot title.
Notice is hereby given to nil whom it may con
GEORGE A DiCOTTES.,
For Marshal.
cern. th at on the I0th' day of DeceinWr, A. D.
7-4l
Special Master in Chancery’
1 announce my candidacy for re-election as Mar 1910. 1 shall apply to the Honorable Win. Marlin.
shal I propose to make the race solely on my County Judge of said Court, ns Judge of Probate,
for my final discharge as rxecutor of the estate of
record. 1 am not the candidate of any clique
M aster’s Sale.
Witt Hale Dates, deceased; nnd at the same time I
solicit Ike support of the vdtera on my merits.
Under ami by virtue of a decree of foreclosure
will
present
my
final
accounts
ns
executor
of
said
Respectfully.
and sale, entered on the I2tli day^ of September,
estate, and ask for their approval.
A I), 1910. by the Honornble Minor S Junes.Judge
GREEN W.'SMITH
Dated June 10th. A, D. 1910.
of the Circuit Court for the 7th Judicial Circuit of
r t « s s w e e e w e e e e e * * * * e e» « * e *w
e
D. F. Wurmt*. J*.
Florida, in uml tor Orange County, in Clinncery, In
Dec 10
Em
Marshal and qollector.
a certain cause therein pending, wherein the City
of Sanford was Complainant Hilt) E. Kirby, was
I hrrrby announce my-candidacy for the nffice of
Respondent. I stroll sell at public outcry., do the
MemhaJarklCollector for Sanford at the coming,
M aster'». Sale»
highest
arid (wsvtiitlder for cash, ul th*•front door
city election.
_
(Inder nnd t>y v i/tu
—. of n derrre of fun-closure of tbe City Hall, on Palmetto Avenue, between
Respectfully.
and sale, eutcred on the 12th day of September, A. First nnd Second streets. In the Cltv of Sanford.
1 • 1
W. A. TILLIS.
D. 1910, by the liundrahle Minor S Jones, Judge of Orange County. Florida, during the legal hour of
the Circuit Court for the 7th Judicial Circuit of snle on Monday. lhC-7-Ut day oLNovember. A. D„
no rld a. In and for Orange County, in Chancery, in 1910. the same being a legal tales day. the follow
'N olle*
a certain cause therein pending, wherein the City ing descrthnl real estate, to-wlt;
” Notice is hereby given In all crèditors. legatee . of Sanford was Complainant nnd A. B Tomlinson,
West S of Lot 2. Block 10, Tier C. City of Sanford.
distributors and all persons having claims or de- was Respondent, 1 ahull sell at public outcry, to Orange county, H a. Purchaser to pay for title.
msrui» against the E state of Michael K ennedy the highest and best bidder for cash, at the front
GEORGE A. DECOTTES.'
June*. Deceased, to present them within two y ean door of the City Hall, on Palmetto Avenue, between
Special Master in Chancrry,
First ami Sarond Streets, in I lie C ity of Simford.
■from the date hereof
i '
*• .
J , C. Jottts
Orange Oounty. Florida, during the legul limits of
W C. Jours
• M a ste r’s Sale.
sale on Monday, the 7th day of November. A D ,
Administrators of the E state of
1010. the sam e being a legal sales day. the'follow
Under
nnd
by virtue of u decree of foreclosure
. :
Michael Kenned y Jones. Deceased Ing described real estate, to-wlt:
nnd side, entered on the 12lh da> of SeptemWr,
Septethber 23. A. D. 1910
■
0-8t
Lot 0. IllucklS, Tier 7 . City of Sanford, Orange A IJ 1910, by the Honorable Minor S. Jones, Judge
County. Fla Purchasertu pay for titleul the Circuit Cduft for the 7th Judicial Circuit uf
GEORGE A. DEC0TTE3.
Plorlda, In and for Orange County, in Chancery, in
Notice of Election
7-4
Master in Chancery.
a certain cause therein pending, wherein the City
of Snnford wits Compliilininl and Owner Unknown
,
4l*
rrsuiution be published four consecutive weeks In
was Respondent. 1 stroll sell at public outcry, to the
M aster's Sale ,
highest and l-est bidder for cash, at the front door
The Orange County Citizen. The Reporter Star, The
South Florida Sentinel. The Sanfutd I In n Id and
of
the City Halt, on Palmetto Avenue, between
Under and by virtue of n dectee of foreclosure
th e H ands Recorder;
sulr, entcred'nti the 12lh day of Septeml>er. I irtl mid Second streets, in the i lly of Sanford,
Whereat llte Hoard of County Commissioners uf and
Orange
County. Florida, during the legal hours of
A. I) 1910, by the Hnnornblr Minor S June*. Judge
Orange County, Florida, deem it expedient and to of the Circuit Court for thu 7th Judicial Circuit of snle on Monday, the 7th day of November. A. D.
ttie best Interest of the county to Issue county
in and for Orange county, in chancery. In 191(1. the same being a legal tales day, the follow
bonds of said county of Orange for the purpose of aFlorida,
certain cause therein pending, wherein the City ing described' real estate, to-wlt:
constructing hard surfaced roads to be made of ' Sanford was evniprainnnt and Unknown Owner
10 x HI) ft. in S. E. Cor. of Lot I). Block 10, Chap
brick;
w as respondent. 1 shall sell at putillcnulcry to the man A Tucker s Addition to the City of Sanford
And whereas the Board has ascertained that it highest and best bidder for rash, lit the front door Orange County. Fin Purchaser to pay for title
t> necessary to construct at least one hundred miles
GEORGE A Dfc COITUS.
the city hall, on Palmetto avenue, Wtwren First
of such hard surfaced roods to be constructed out of
Special Master in Chancery,
anil
Second
streets.
In
the
city
of
Sanford,
Orange
of brick, and that it will require our million dollars county, Florida, during the legal hours ol side on
worth of bends for such purpose to bear Interest at Monday, the 7th day nf November. A. I) lb 10. the
M uster's "Snle
the rstso f fair and one-Kntf per cent per annum, same beluga legal sales tiny, the following dcs
principal of said bonds to become due fifty years crihed leal ratulr. to wit; SO It, of Lot 5. Block 18.
Under and by virtue of a decree of furelosure ami
from the dale nf issue, interest payable sem i Chapman A Tucker's Addition to tin' City ist San sale, entered on the 12th day uf SeptemWr, A. I)
annually on the first day of January nod July of ford. Orange County, Fin. Purclinset to pay for 19111. by the - Honorable Minor S Junes. Judge of
rach year after issue:
the Circuit Covet for the 7th Judicial Circuit of
GEORGE A DiCOTTES.
Ihere/ure. be it resolved by the Hoard of County title
Fluridn, in and fur Orange county, in chancery, in
7-4t
Siiecinl Master in Chancery
Commissioners of Orange County th a t it is neces
u certain cause therein pending, wherein the City
sary to issue the bonds of Orange County for the
of Sanford wyts complainant arid Mary Lindsay
purpose of constructing hard surface roads uf brick
was respondent. 1 shall sell ul public outcry, to the
M uster’s Sulr
to the amount of one million dollars, to bear in ter
highest and W it bidder for cash, at the front dour
est at Uw rate ol four and one-half per cent per nnUnder and by virtue of a decree of Ion-closure of the city hall on Palmetto «venue, between First
num. principal of laid bonds lobe due and payable and sale, entered on the 12th dny of Septemlier. and Second streets, in the city of Sanford. Orange
srinl-anaually on the first days of January nnd
D 1910. by Honorable Minor S Junes Judge of county. Florida, during the legal hours of sale on
July of each year after issue.
„
the Circuit Court for the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Monday, the 7th dny of November, A. l> 1910, the
It is ordered tin t the foregoing preamble and res Fluridn. In and for Orange county, in chancery, in sainr Wing a legal sales day. the following det
i.lulion be published for four consecutive weeks In u certain cause iherria pending wherein tin- City critied real rstnle, to-wlt Lot 7. Block 9, Tier U.
The Orsnge County Citizen, The Reporter Star, The of Snnfnrd was complainant nnd American Build .pi City of Sanford. Orange County, Fla. Purchaser
bout a Florid« Sentinel, and The Hanford Herald ing A foian Tonlain , Association und Thomas ! to pay for title
and the Florida Recorder prior to December 7ih,
son was respondent. I will sell at public outcry.
GEORGE A DrCOTTES.
Into.
In the highest und ties! bidder for cash, at tile front
7-4t
Special Muster In Chancery.
Itone in open Hoard this September 131ft, 1910
door of the city hall on Palmetto avenue, between
By order of the Hoard.
First and Second streets In tlm city of Sunford, Or
ISeall
j. ||. LEE. Chairman
M uster's Sale.
nge county, Florida, during the legal hours uf snle
A u n t: l). M. Robinson. Clerk.
on Monday, the 7lh day of November. A D , ID10.
Under
and
by
of u decree of foreclosure
the sam e Wing a legul sales dny. the following des and sale, enteredvirtue
Upon motion'- the following re s o lu tio n crltied
no the I2tli duyof SeptemWr, A.
real estate, to-wit: Lotit. Black U, Tier it. 1) 1910. by the Honorable
Minor S. Jones, Judge of
it tul order was adopted;
City of Sanford. Orange County, Ha Purchaser th rC irtu it Court tor the 7lh Judicial Circuit of
Notice uf Election Upon the Uuesllun of Ilie Issue to pay for title
Florida, in ami for Orntige County, In Chancery, in
liF.nltGK A. Ml COTIES.
of County Hoods of Orange County, Florida, fur
u certain cause therein pending, wherein the City
Muster In d in n e r ry.
7 4t
Fur pose of Const run Ing Brick Roads.
ol Sunford wus Cuiiiplalnaiil and M. B Bronson
Wherrus. at u meeting of the Board of County
was Respondent. I stroll sell ut public outcry, to the
Luminlsslotters in and for the County of Orange and
highest and Wsl bidder fur cash, at the front door
s ' “fs,Vf Florid# held at the court house tn Orlando
M uster's Sulc
> ol tiro City Hail, on Pulinolto Avenue, between
tat July nth. 1910, the following resolution was
Under und by virtue of-a tlocree of foreclosure First and Second Streets, in the City of Senford.
adopted, to wit;
sale, entered on the 12th dny of SeptemWi, Orange (burnty, F'iuridu. during the legal hours of
H* It resulved by the Hoard of County Commis ami
A 1). 1910. by the Honorable Minor S. Jupev Jndge side m i M o n d a y , the 7 1Ft dayo f Novt roller, A, D ,
sioner« of Orange County, Florida, th at It is neces of
the Circuit Court of the 7tli Judicial Circuit of 1910. the same being u legal srtlea day, the follow
sary to issue the bond* of Orange County for the Florida,
in udd for Orange county, in chancery, in ing described real estate, to wit:
purpose of raising money fur ounsurctlng hard sur
Enst ii of l ust Vi of fans U and 10. Block 11,
a certain cause therein iH-ndlng. wherein the City
face toads of brick; and th at the amount of the of
Sanford was complainant and l>oti£!iis A Muslty Chapman & Tucket’s Addition to the City of San-'
bond* necessary to be issued Is one million dollar*, was
ford. Orange County, F'la. Ibirch user to pay for
rei[»ndent.
1
snail
sell
at
pulilie
nuli-ry.
In
the
sard bonds to bear interest at the rate of lour nnd
GEORGE A. DEC0TTES,
highest and heat bidder for cash, at the front door title
one half per cent per annum; the principal of said of
7-4t
Spcciul Master in Chancery.
city ball, on Pulmetto avenue. Wlween Flist
bunds tube due and payable fifty years from the andthe
Second streets in the city of Sanford, Orange
date of issue, and the interest on sold bonds to be county.
during the legul hours nf sale on
due and payable semi annually on the first days of Monday, Florida,
M aster's Sale.
the 7th day o7 Noverntirf A. D 1910, tfir
JanuaxT and July of each and every yearafter l*»u*. same Inlrtg
a legal sales day, tlte billowing des • Utulct arul by virtue of a decree of foreclosure
Now Il ls ordered that an election he held on cribed renleslnte,
to-wit;
Lot
It),
Block
11.
Tier
D.
mid sule. entered on tiir VJlh day of SeptemWi. A
Wrdnred*. th* 7 th day of December. A. D. 1919,
• t whlch election shall be submitted to the |pgai City of Sanford. Orange County, Fla Purchaser i) 1910. by the Honorable Minor S. Jones, Judge of
to
pay
for
title
____
the Circuit Court for the 7th Judicial Circuit of
vutert of
- , Orsnge
---- nge County.
County, Florida, the question
GEORGE A. DiCOTTES
Florida, in and for Orange County, in Chancery, in
whether txjunty bonds of Orange County abâli Issue ..*7-41
Special
Master
in
Chancety
a certain cause therein pending, wherein the City
jur the purpose of raising money for constructing
of
Sanford wus Complninuut und Unknown Owner,
hard surface ro a d rn t brick In said county; the
was Respondent, I shall sell a t public outcry, to
sm uint of bond* necessary to W Issued snail be
M a ste r's Kale
the highest and test Udder for cash, at the from
on« mfilfon dollars, said bonds to War Interest at
rats offtHii'and one-half per cent per annum ; the
Under and by virtue of u decree of foredusure dons nf the City H all,ouPalm etto Avenue,Fielween
principal uf said bunds to lie due and payable fifty and sale, entered on the I2lh dny of Stptemhef. I irtl und Second Streets, m the City of Sanford.
year* frocn dale of issue, and Interest oa said lionds A D. 11)10. by the Hunorablr MinorS. Jones. Judge Orange County, Flotilla, during the legal hours ol
Uj 1« ddc and payable semi annually, uu first day* of the Circuit Court for the 7th Jfalicial Circuit of sale on Monday, the 7th day of November, A, Ü.
• " * J“1» °f each and every year after Florida In and for Urarige county, hi d ia ui-er r . in a JVIIE (he same being a legal sales jlgy. IheJoflow^
■ubig
described real estate, to-wfll
certain cause therein pending, wherein the City of logLots
3 and 4, Block 2. Tier It. City of Sanford,
ordered that the foregoing resolution Sanford was complainant and G Reed was respon
'W
XIII*
rfurther
— ■—
Orange
County. Fla, Purchaser to pay for title.
ptibilsked in Tlte Orange County
Iounty_ Citizen,
__ The dent, I shall sell at public outcry to the highrst and
• ,
GEORGE A. DE COTTES.
Reporter Star,
Star. flte
1
South Florida S e n tin e l._
The
_ best bidder for cash, at the front door of tins city
7-4
Master in Chaooory.
Ssuford Harald._________
________
The Florida
Kanorder_____
once a hall, on Palmetto avenue, between F lrsi and Sec
iTrorïl,0f ^0Ut w**^* Wfoto the election above or- ond streets, in the city of Sanford. Orange oounty,
Florida, during the legal hours uf sale on Monday,
uone
i
Done in
In open
Hoard this SeptemWr 13th. 1010. the 7th day o f NovemWr. A, D. 1910 the same be . *
M uster’s Sale
T the Board.
ing a Irgal sale* day. the following deactltavl real
Under
amt
by
virtue
of a decree of foreclosure
H. LEE, Chairman.
estate, to-wit; N. W, ii of ls>l 3, Block It*. llrrL , mid aale, entered on the 12th day of SeptemWr,
Attest: kB M. Robinson. Clark
A-Gt
City of Sanford. Orauge County, Fla. F’urchaser A D. lUlO. by the Honorable Minor S Jpnii,Judi
to pay for title.
oi the Circuit Court for the Seventh Judicial Circuit
CEORGEA. lHCOTTES.
of F lorida. In and fur Orange county, in chancery,
Special Master In Chancery.
in a certain cause therein pending, wherein tbe
NotlM o r Application for Tbx Deed 7-4t
City of Sanford was complainant and Unkuown
Under Section S of Chapter 4888.
Owner was respondent. I shall sell at public outcry
U w B o rn o rid B
to the highest and best bidder for cash, at (tie front
M aster's Sale
door of tiia city luiXL on Palm etto avenue, between
r
heswbrgiven th a t Wtu Uo4hamWo/£auUnder
and
by
v
tn
u
e
of
a
deeree
of
fornciosuro
- Purchaaet ol Tax CerUficaie No 377. and sale entered on tbe 12th day of September. First nnd Second streets, in th« city of Sanford.
J«lr- A. D. 1908. hae filed A D 1010. by the Fionorahlr Mima S. Jones. Judge Orsnge county. Florida, during the legal tiuurs of
sate mi Monday, the 7th day of NovemWr. A. D.
in my office, and has made aoplloa* nf
the Circuit Court for the 7th Judicial Circuit of 1910, the same Wing a Irgal sales day. tha follow,
i 10*."* >** di-rd tq issue in accordance with law. Florida,
In
and
for
Orange
County.
In
chancery,
in
“ “ “ rtlficata embrace« tha following described a certain cause therein pending, wherein the City hut described real estate, to-wlt: Loti 3 and 4,
B o t f ly.sjto i tad in Orange county. Florida, to-wlt: of Sanford was complainant and Jupiter l/idge Block 2. Tier It, City of Sanford. Orange County.
Florida (birchaver to pay for title.
Trustees was respondent, f shall sell ut public out
GEORGE A. DrCOTTES.
cry to the highest and Wsl bidder for cash, nt the
7-4 1
Spocial M atter in Chancery.
front door of the d tv hall, on Palmetto avertue.W twwen F in la n d Second streets, in th ecity of San
” dV w «ee«d at the d ate of the issuance of sucti ford.
M aster’s Sale.
Orange county, Florida, during the legal hours
of aaie oo Monday, the 7 th day of NovemWr, A. D.
Under and by virtue uf a decree of foreclosure
1010, the taros being a legal sales day. the follow and
sale, c o in e d on the 12ill day uf SeptemWr, A.
*^810 **** tlysreoo oo tha 24 tb day uf October ing described real eatule. to-wit: Lot 3, Block 7,
D. IUIU. by lh r Honorable Minor S. Jones. Judge of
Tier A, City of Sanford, Orange County, Fla. Pur the Circuit Court for the 7th J u d ic ia l_____
chaser to pay for title.
.Florida, ip and Jur IIrangn County, la Chqrvoq.y. i«
GEORGE A OeOOYYES.
a certain uause thaieln pending, wherein th* City
7-4l
Special M atter in Chancery.
of Sanford was Complainant and M C. Iledengrni.
a '4 t
Clerk Circuit Court. Orange-County. Fla.
was Respondent, i shall »ell at btrbUc outcry, to the
highest and b u t bidder for cash, a t th* front dour
.M aster's Sole
Vf.
Notice to Contractor*
of the City Hall, on Palm etto Avenue, Iietween
for od usure First and Srcond StreeU. in tha Cl|y of Sanford.
Under and by virtue of a
.Sealed bids wtp WLrecelvsd for (lie construction
ia e U d k it a t ¿gufasti- •i ' i * * *
day. the foilowl I
the same
of lh« Circuit C uiji fur _ 7 th K f M i i Circuit of
«I estate, to-wlt:
to-wlt
up tot
Florida, In andd for Orange county, in chancery, in a ing described real
Lot 10. Block 4. Tier
or 11. City of
o< (Sanford. Orange
therein pending, wherein the City of
certain cauta tha.
a s e rto
j* y.foMJtla.___
to bay
for title.
___________
Sanford
wasjum
com,plainanl and Mary Evan* was re- County. H a P u rc huser
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Sanford F arm s News Notes
Mr. Lingo, who purchased fifteen ncres
from Title Bond & Guarantee Company
has arrived at Sanford for the purpose of
Improving his property. He will improve
five acres a t once, build a house and make
all necessary Improvements for a com
fortable home.
^
MrJL a Shttfto .oLCaoulfioUMih-UUt.
chaser of a five acre tract in Sanford
Farms, has mode out a list of materials
for-tho construction of a residence on hlv
property. He is expected in Sanford in
the near future.
y
The growers in the vicinity of Snnford
Farms are now" busy with1 their Crop«.
Quite a large acreage of strawberries have
been s e t Those who have fall tomatoes
will do well on them and the crop looks
very fine. Preparation is being made for
the usual acreage of felery. Mr. Vorcc,
who pnrdmsed fifteen acres from the Title
Bond & Guarantee Co., has a line bed of
cauliflower plants ready to set and his
cabbage plants arc coming on in great
shape.
*.
Mr. J. E. Pace, the “Celery King." who
has a nice truck garden nt Snnford Farms
Is getting things In shape for his fall
crops. He will have seventy-flye acres in
celery, thirty acres in lettuce and ten
acres in cabbage this season. Mr. Pace
began truck growing in tho Sanford Cel
ery Delta some years ago on less than
ono-elghth of an acre. He is now the
largest grower of vegetables in the Celery
Delta.
The store .building erected by J. W. Bell
Is completed and ready for a tenant. Mr.
Bell is anxious to get a widc'nwnke mer
chant to put.ln-a-general atock_pf _gpods
and will lease the building very reason
able. Mr. MofTatt, an old resident of
West Sanford, has opened a store and
carries a nice stock of goods, but the old
saying Is, “Competition is tho life of
trade," evep if it docs occasionally kill the
trader. Mr. Bell provided five commodious
rooms over the store which is □ two
story building and Is prepared to enter
tain purchasers in the latest approved
fashion. •
•
. . •
< ■
__ Mr. Vorcc's house lias arrived and tills
hustling gentleman is now busy getting
it together. His-family will be down
shortly and will add much to the com
munity.
Mr. Prather has in a crop of sweet
potatoes on h [wrtion of tug improved five
ucres. The crop is looking very good.
He has also tiled a |»rUou of ills farm,
planted a nice area of strawberries and is
making very good heudwny.
Mr. Gamble hns had live acres cleared,
plowed, harrowod and. put in shape for
a first crop of cabbage.
We have word from many purchasers
of Sanford Farms that they will be down
this fall and get busy with llrcir develop
ment work. From nil , indiarlons there
will be at least 40 families living on
Sanford Farms next spring.
If you have interests in Sanford and
want a reliable firm to^ look after them
write Title Bond &. Guarantee Co.
Captain Smith, has rented the Oglesby
property and will puf in a two acre crop
whilo clearing and Improving Sanford
Farm. He will have Mr. Richard Tingle
of Greshainville, Ga., associated with
hiinT These gentlemen brought u hand
some pair, of mules from Georgia with
them and are prepared to do plowing,
hauling, and all kinds of teaming. Orders
may be left for them at the office of the
Title Bond & Guarantee Co.
From tha way Sanford Farms are
moving there is little doubt but what
every five acre traut will l>e sold by the
First oftJanuary. If you want to locate
In a progressive community, now is the
—time-for you to lfcr~us make a selection
for you.
Title Bond & Guarantee Co., will sell
your property, will rent your pro|kerty,
and will do the square tiling to you.
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Sanford Money-Makers
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Yearly average Increase 118.3%
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the LandJs in a F lo w in g W ell District?
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the F lo w in g W e lls are not S a lt W a te r W ells?
the C o m m u n ity in w hich the Land is Located is a Proven L o c a lity ? .
th e C onditions are R ight for M arketin g Large Q u an tities of V e g eta b les ?
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And we will give you land on payments oi $25 down on live acres and $10 monthly upon which you can not only make a
■living but can make a fortune ¡is well, Our plan of sale will enable you to place the greater portion of your money in
Improvements and development work instead of ia land payments and interest.
W e C harge no In tere s t on D eferred Paym ents.
W e G u a ran tee a Flow ing W e ll.
W e Pay all Taxes.
W e G ive F r e 9 Deed in Case of D eath.
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W e G i V c 3 0 y 6.0 or 9 0 Days G race on D eferred P aym ents in C ase of S ic k n e s s ,
A c c id e n t or In a b ility to P a y .
W e G iv e you ^.and you can M ake Good bn.
F iv e A cres of Land C leared and Tilled and in C u ltivatio n one y e a r sold a t M o n ro e
last w e ek for $ 4 ,0 0 0 . T h e re w as no Residence on it.
A n o th er party th ere paid $ 1 ,7 0 0 for 4 acres last y e a r and now v a lu e s it a t $ 6 , 0 0 0 .
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TITLE - BOND - & - GUARANTEE - COMPANY
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$10 monthly-ihats Em
Ten acres, five ncres cleared,
314 acres tiled, one well, six
room1 house, out-buildings,
near the school, enough rill
ing for auolher acre, price FOR SALE
57,000.
10 acres in Eureku Hammock
four miles south of town.
Till« Lint May In te rest Yoii•,
None cleared. Flowing well.
FOK SALE Five oerps, 2 H cleared, 1 well
Loading station A mile away
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FOR SALE Residence, Markham Heights,
down, balance on rime.*
3 acre*, nice fruit tree« and
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FOR SALE 30 building lots Just outside
the city limits. Price ranges FOR SALE 13 acres all cleared, 10 aero
hard road, good barn, fous
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TITLE BOND a GUARANTEE CO.
THEY ARE AFTER YOU OLD
FOR SALE
Notice
There will be a special meeting of the
Hock holder« of the Title Bond &. Guaran
tee Ca, October 22nd, 1610, at B o'clock
p. in., a t the oampany'a office« In Sanford.
Florida.
T homas K. B ates ,
Secretary.
FOR SALE
Tanna cash.
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down-that’s all
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t e n per cent discount for
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No Interval on deferred payment!
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W eilve 30. 60 nr 9 0 d ay Y -ra«
red paym ent* In cate of «tekneu
We *lve free deed in cate of death ■>
contract.
room re*idence, near shipping
lOR SALE We have applications for
grove, 13500.00. One third
point, price 515,000.00, 58,residences and business prop
wash balance to suit i»Of000.00 cash, balance in two
erty. List your property‘for
year«.--------------chasher.
sale' with u*.
FOR SALE F iv e acres In Beck HuinrodU.
II acres, five cleared, 0 fenc
FOR SALE Ten acres, H cleared, half
3 tiled, flowing well. wilMi
ed, 4 tiled. 5 in cultivation.
tiled, two wells, price 13.500
half mile of. station. Wcf
All ditched arid drained. One
one third cash, balance in one
33,800, terms fiOCO^M*^
well. Four room house, barn .
and
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jrjors.
Will
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balance In five years or le*t
all on main road, quarter
for |100 per acre.
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FOR SALE Ten acres, tiled and in high
FOR SALE Five acres. 2H
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fofe6» $3!?Q0Half_nash
UT « re s tiled, 1 well, hoyiu,
balance on terms.
tool bouse, all tools and ws|, Priwt 53.000 on term«
on,
fronting on Lake Munro*.
FOR SALE Forty ncres, 8 cleared, 5 tiled WANTED
Timber
tracts
of,all
sizes,
cut
price
511,000.00. half
old land, one well, price glo^j.
two and dv**
over lapds. grazing
years. This place
ace propfor 5250 per
erty, Florida real estate of
for 51.000 per year.
acre.
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IN SANFORD— Life rs Worth Lining
Number 7
CROP REPORTS GOOD
.Sanford Celery Delta Looks
Good to the Investor.
CtlERY CROP WILL BE CURTAILED
Lettuce Grower» Will Have Good Crop
and indications Good For Satis
factory Price»,
The great Celery Delta of the Sanford
section U putting on working clothes and
every day taking the airs of n proletariat.
Where a few weeks ago the farmer gar
nered his hay crop is now seen the can
vass covered seed beds and in many
fletdG era already seen the celery plants
which spell so mpeh for the grower. The
celery has been planted very early this
year in some instances many of the grow. ert following- out. the plan of-an early and
late crop in order to catch the market
"romln’ and gwine’." While the celery
crop this year • will hot total more than
sixty per cent of last year's crop, the
growers expect to get more for their stuff.
There are many good and sufficient reas
ons for this hopeful outlook—nnd “ those
who have passed through these mlycrso
markets before are planting the usual
acreage. H. H. Cliappel will have about
4(1 acres in celery ami severul other grow
ers will have the usual average. The
celery plants are getting scarce as several
growers did not liave success with their
seed beds. Tbe celery already planted is
looking fine and bids fair to get to the
early market. Tbe lettuce crop will soon
take the stage and ere loirg tbe tlehls
will’presen tu pretty sight with the dainty
green of this crop.
The growers are confident of hitting a
good market for lettuce this season, hav
ing been assured of a goodjtrice f. o. b
straight through at a certain price or they
can consign and take chances at u $4.511
market. Mr. Pace expects to plant a largo
acreage In lettuce -and will lei it go at the
f. o. b. inilrkct. Tbe lettuce crop will be
watched with great interest for upon it
depends the ultimate successor tbe grow
er. tbe lettuce being u good filler foT th*
pocket book that may shrink' from a bad
celery market.
The new people coming into tbe San
ford section are greatly elated with the
prospects and many of them hnve pur
chased lands and will get Into the game.
There is nothing so fascinating us grow
ing early vegetables in Florida and no
place where the game is pluyed far such
large stakes as at Sanford—-Lucky San
ford.
__ Notice to Pupils.
School opens Monday morning Oct. 3d.
at 8:30 o'clock.
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All pupils below 3rd grade please re
port at Primary building, corner Palmetto
Ave., and Sth afreet .Third grade pupils
on cast aide of Park Ave. including all on
Pork Ave. will go to the Primary building.
Third grade pupils on the west aide of
Oak Ave., Including those on that Ave..
will go to Grammer School building (old
II. C. building.) All pupils above third
grade will go to Grammar School building.
High School- (fitKT- lOth. ilth . 12th,
grades pupils) please come to Grammar
School building on Monday afternoon at
1.90 o’clock. High School pupils are not
expected to come on M onday morning. ■,
N. J. P erkins .
Death o f E. Simon.
Mr. JL Simón died at his home on Eighth
St., Monday night at eleven thirty o'clock
after a short Illness with fever. Mr. Simuh was born In Frankfort, Germany, and
was aixfy-elght years of age. He came
U> Sanford twenty-eight years ago. and
lias been actively engaged In business
since that time. He leaves a wife and
two daughters, who will sadly miss him.
The death of Mr. Simon means the pass
ing of one of the most familiar faces on
the business street, and he will be greatly
missed by many people. Rev. A. E.
Householder conducted tlie,./uneral servi
ces and the burial was a} Lake View
cemetery.
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1910
p e ô m ^ c o m in o
TO SANFORD
The Real M omeseekers of the Middle
W est W ant Real* Vegetable Lands.
Florida at the present time is becoming
the stamping ground of the nation and
there are more land schemes being put
on the market than were ever foisted on
the public during the boom days of tbe
west. Cheap lands there arc in abun
dance and some of it^is well worth the
price. Most of the liomeseeiters, though,
are looking for the real brand of goods
and the trade mark of Sanford Is good
enough for them. Mrs. Annie Ludlum
has just returned from the middle states
and during her travels met hundreds of
(icople who were eager for information
concerning Sanford. The concensus of
opinion was that the tried nnd tested
celery delta was the place to locate and
make good. Mrs. Ludlim states that
several hundred new people will locate
here from the central states during the
srmfcn.
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Card of Thanks.
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To the Editor of The tlrrsld :
Please allow us space in your valuable
paper In which in an humble way to give
some slight expression of ournp]>reclatton
on tirT n an y aois aitd u n w s tir kiiidneii
and expressions of sympathy by (he peo
ple, pf Sanford to us during the short IIIneaj^and at the death and burial of the
queen of our household, the wife and
mother. Though we are not well acquaint
ed, Uit* attentions paid us could not. have
been greater had we been life long resi
dents of the city.
The llorul offerings were lurge, rich und
beautiful and far beyond our reasonable
expectations. May the God of flcuvcn
shower upon you Ills choicest blessings
and mercies Is our prayer.
J . W . K nigiit and C uu . dken .
Irish potatoes.
The growing of Irish (mtutoes bus be
come one of the most important industries
of Florida. Thousands of dollars are In
vested in this crop, therefore the pamph
let recently issued by Wilson fit Toomer
Fertilizer Co., of Jacksonville. nTmf great
Interest. I(deals in a concise and prac
tical way with preparation of soiL selec
tion of seed, modes of fertilizing, plant
ing. cultivating, digging und shipping.
Following these directions is a short trea
tise on the insects qiid diseases that are
likely to uttack the Irish potuto crop,
which gives simple hut complete instruc
tion how to prevent or combat these
(roubles, Sent free on request.
Special Offer During October.
To all new subscribers paying in ad
vance during the month of October 1DIO,
for one year's subscription to The Sanford
Herald, will l>o given ono strong two year
eld Niagara grape vine in addition to the
regular offer previously made of one Con
cord and one Delawnrq, both heavy two
year old plants. Remember from Oct. 1st
to November 1st 1010. 3 vines in place
of two. These vines will he reudy for
distribution about Nov. 15. which iH an
excellent time for planting.
This o ffer expires November I. 1910.
L. H. TEMPLE, Sanford.
D eath or Mr». J. W. Might
Mrs. J. W. Knight, wife of J. W. Knight,
died of typhoid-pneumonia at the fumlly
residence on Monday morning at nine
o'clock, after u brief Illness. Mrs. Knight
was a native of Georgia hut had spent
most of her life In (his state, coming to
Sanford with her family from Floral City
about two years ago. She was nearly
fifty-two yearB old, and hud been a con
sistent member of the Methodist thurch
since she was fourteen, endearing herself
to all tlkote who knew her on account of
her Christian character. A devoted hus
band and six children, the youngest of
whom is thirteen years of age, are left to
mourn the loss of u faithful loved one.
There are many friends here and in other
parts of the state who will extend sym
pathy to the bereaved family. Funeral
services, conducted by Rev. A. E. Housholder, were held at the residence Tues
day morning. Interment was at Lake
View Cemetery.
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Items of Interest Concerning
Society People.
P O I N T S PURELY PERSONAL
Mow Celery City Vanity Fair While
Away th e Golden Hours—
Social Gossip.
A very pleasant dance was given by
the young people of the city In
Hall Thursday evening of last week. The
affair was quite informal “ami was
thoroughly enjoyed by the merry crowd
of young people. Some of those present
were Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Newman, 'Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Hurt, Mrs. Jessie Speer,
Miss Louise Sheperd, Miss Jelsle Butt,
Miss Mabel Bowler, Miss Flossie Frank,
Miss Veda Ward, Miss Madge Ward, Miss
Annie Higgins,~Vfiss Linda Lcfficr, Miss
Belle Smith, Miss Carrie Lovell. Miss Sadie
Williams, Miss Vivien Yeiser, Miss Flor
ence StringfcUow, Miss Rebu Stringfellow,
Miss Genie Wicker, Miss Blanche Bothamley, Miss Mabel Hand, Nixon Butt, Eugene
KaiimUlnt^WUllc-HilLW- A..Lcfficr. J . D.
Roberts. Frank Milteer,' Bryan Higgins,
Albert Brady, Archie Betts. Geo. Lovell,
Jim Hammond, William Hradily, Otis PelIcer, Henry Punlon, Frank Cumpbell,
Brody Williams und J. H. Thigpen.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fox. Jr., entertained
a few.young friends nt curds Saturday
evening in honor of their guest, Miss Mary
Alice Martin. ‘‘Five Hundred" was the
game played and lop scores were made
by Miss Peachca Lcfficr und Mr. W. J.
Title uen. who received the prises. Dellcious refreshments were served on tho
card tables at the close of the game.
Those who enjoyed the evening, beside
the hosts und guest of honor, were Miss
Peachca Lcffier, Miss Linda Lefiler. Miss
Belle Smith. Biss NellEvaiiB, Miss Martha
Fox, MIbs Mabel Bowler, Meade Fox, Geo.
Atkins. Wm. Brnddy, W. J. Thigpen and
J. 1). Adams. __________
Childrens P arty .
Mrs. Robert A. Newman gave a beauti
ful party Friday afternoon, in lamer of
her little daughter Olive's third blrthduy.
Mrs. Newman dispensed a charming hos
pitality, and Sucli a good time was given
the little folks, it was an occasion lung to
he remembered.
The lovely birthday
cuke with the three tiny candles, wns a
most Interesting feature of the party, and
the favors, dolls for the girls and frugs
for the boys, were the source of much
merriment. Games were played nnd
dainty refreshments served, bringing to a
close a delightful afternoon. - Those In
vited were: May Thrasher, Martha Driver,
Clifford Louisa Shlnholser, Ethel Singleterry, Dorothy Singleteiry, Elizabeth Stiles,
Margaret Neal. Mollle Abernathy, May
Holly Mildred Holly, Helen Gonzalez, Vic
tor McLnulin, Peirce Griffin, Tom Ander
son, Willie M<ic>, Reggie Macy, Joe Gon
zales, Y/nvcrly Abernathy, Deane Turner
and Algernon Speer.
Enterlulned Book Circle
The ladies of the Book Circle and their
husbands were delightfully entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. John Webb Dickiiu
Thursday evening of lust week, in their
lovely new home un Magnolia avenue.
The pleasure of the evening was great
ly enhanced by the presence of Mr. und
Mrs. F. W. Schneider of Brooklyn, N. Y_
Uie sister and brother-in-law of Mrs. Dickins who have been making Iter a short
visit. In Mrs. Dicklns' Inimitable style a
unique musical program was urranged for
the entertainment of her guests, which
every one—enjoyed. After serving the
dainty refreshments the charming even
ing and September meeting of the Hook
Circle were all too soon a memory of the
past.
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Volume III
Good Roads
Good roads are a boon to any -state or
county, far more Important than a reduc
tion of a cent or two in railroad rates. A
small road for fear of getting stuck enroute is more costly to the farmer than
the extra taxes hv would pay for good
roads for the entire county. A hard, level
road Is his good servant He can haul a
large load at any time of tbe year. Good
roads fur the masses in a county means,
therefore, a practical reduction in the cost
or getting Jils products to market. It
means more money for every box of or
anges, every bushel of potatoes or other
m ptf. ”-fr"nre*T» a tower-cost for all “the
supplies he buys in town. Let us all read
the result of experiments being conducted
by the Pennsylvania State Highway De
partment, which Is ns follows: These were
begun two years ago and this is the report
so far: “The first was a piece of road built
un what is called the penetration system
in, 1908.
, , Upon the
, usual
. . foundation was
pluccd a layer of cruslied algttfjm lf the
thickness of that ordinarily use in macad
am construction, and into tho interstices
was poured an asphaltic oil containing
about 80 per centaf asphalt. The surface
of the road was then covered with dry
stone screenings and the mass rolled.
Although.subjected to .heavy., traffic for
over a year, the road shows but little evi
dence of wear and is nearly dustle&s.
Two pieces of road closely resembling the
ordinary street asphalt pavement, which
were built Inst year, show practically no
evidence of wear. Telford blockn. laid by
hand, were used as a foundation, and on
lop of this were placed a mixture of
crushed stone and usphnlt, mixed hot and
rolled. A surface of fine stone screenings
and asphalt was placed over this. An
other experimental road now being con
structed has a Telford base, upon which
is plnccd n layer of crushed stone and usphult, mixed with the stone cold and tho
asphalt hot. The surface is sprinkled
With hoi asphaltic oil and covered with a
thin coating of coarse screenings. These
various methods exceed the cost of ordin
ary macadam by at least 25 per cent, but
this extra cost Is supposed to be more
than compensated by the reduced cost of
up-keep. The department Is also experi
menting with a dust layer for ordinary
macadam roads known us glutrin. It is a
by product of wood |xilp making. The
liquid has the consistency and nppearance of tar. It Is soluble in wutcr and
one of Its peculiarities is tliat euch suc
ceeding rainfall renews the bonding or ce
menting qualltly of the compound. A
piece of road dressed with it early this
season Is hclng carefully watched by the
department."
“A fim nrt util, m w r'vebcm told.
With n tram of liorsrt tu o n t,
Drove down the rond with a heavy load
While »Indus Ida merry aontf.
Hut hia mirth in aonit w«i not so lung.
Vor
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Id* horac*
horse* xuvr
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A* -he ran a-mock In Ihn mud he «lurk
Clear mi to hi* axle* deep
Had road* did III
Anil a wheelman gay wenl mil unr day
For s Joyful morning spin.
With the weather bright, hi* heart wa* light
A* he left the country Inn.
Rut he went not far when he felt a jar
Which started hi* trouble* and rare*.
lie was laid up III, while Ihe doctor * hill
Came In with the one for repairs.
Rad road* did it I
In an automobile of wood and steel
A millionaire, prim and neat.
Went out for a ride by the river * side
In *tyle that wa* hard to heat.
Rut. alas, he found th at the broken ground
And the rut* and Ihe hole* *o great--------lint) smashed a wheel of hi* automobile—
What he said we cannot relate.
Rad roads did It I
Rut we're glad to say there shine* a ray
Of hope th at will right this wrong.
When III every d a le they will legislate
To help Ihe good road* along.
So ihe man with lilt wheel or automobili'
Will never again gat blur.
And the farmer with
will travel fur mile*
Un u road th at U lit to uae.
Gond rond* will do It I"
R ose .
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Ladles' Auxiliary M eets
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the AntiSaloon League m « J n th e Congregational
chuivh Monday ufternoon, with every
church in town represented. Mrs. Henry
Wight, president, was in the chair and
made a stirring address on the prohibition
movement. Mrs. A. E. Philips also made
an excellent talk on the subject at hand
and presented plans for definite work that
had been outlined by the executive com
mittee. ■Chairmen of committees appointed as follows:
^Finance—Mrs. II. H. Chappell.
_ Membership—-JUrs. A. T. Rosseuer.
Music—Mrs. M. Martin.
Speakers and Entertainment—Mrs. L R
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Negro Wortc—Mrs. A. E. Philips.
Press Work—Mrs. J. C. McDaniel. Miss
Allie Trufford.
Next meeting called for Tuesday, Oct.
* Millinery Opening.
Anticipating thelwaata of tuy increas
ing patronage I have purchased the larg
est stock of fall millinery ever brought to
Sanford. To appreciate these new croulions every body In Sanford should attend
the opening next Tuesday, October 4th,
tasting Ave day*. The newest tilings in
Baptist Church
Have Just returned from the east Where hand made turbans and feature hats,
At the Baptist church next Sunday for the past week l have been buying my pet toms from Paris models and guoran(naming the pastor. Rev. J . W. Wild man. j^,all stock of furnlsitings, clothing, lusts teedfo be rigfftmpto date.----------- -----will preach a special sermon to parents, etc. This buying has been done with
MRS. J. Mi BRUTON.
teachers and young parents. The subject great care that our customers might have
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will be, “Having Faith In the Child; or the the best possible merchandise for their
We sinoercly thank our neighbors and
Place and Power of Faith In the Train- money and yet have the newest things.
tp raranvirwi 1' a 1u x a ittn n v tta ttc n -ir "toB antTiee my fresh stock. ! can fit you
p. m.
extended to all who are Interested in from head to foot, and you will be pleased the Illness and death of our husband and
father.
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Orange county is going to he the ban
young people either in .the home or the end saliafled.
Mas. Simon amo Daucmtcm.
D. L. Thrasher,
ner county for good rood»; ss m all thing».
FACTORIES AT SANFORD
Cigar M anufacturers Decide
Upon This City For Location.
MAKE ONLY HIGH GRADE GOODS
One of th e Largekt Tampa and New
. York Concerns Will Establish
' — *-* Branch In This City.
Owing to' th e '-fa c r'ltn s r Tampa c tg a r- manufacturers and their employees can
not come to any terms in the present
strike, many o t the large factories are es
tablishing branch factories at different
points in the «ate. Sanford’s location on
the St. Johns river and the splendid rail
road facilities makes it an Ideal manu
facturing site and naturally the city became a target for the glasses of the m tn----mcreial horizon for a suitable location.
Several of the larger manufacturers luive.
been here looking over the ground and
our city will soon have a number of
branch factories.
Among the first to locate is that of
Berriman Bros.; of Tampa and New York
one of the largest ami best of the makers
of clear Havana cigars. Our city has
no vneunt buildings in which to locate a
large factory utul it became a problem as
to where a factory could be placed, hut
several of our Citizens and the city coun
cil decided to give them the third Door of
the city building on Palmetto avenue.
Tills is a large room and when a few
changes have been made will make an
ideal factory. The room has been used
by the hand and several fraternal organi
zations hut has never been a source of
revenue. The new factory will begin
operations at once with a small force as
cigar mukers are scaicc at present. At
soon as they can be procured a force of
fifty men will he put on antj the city will
derive a lurge revenue from this addition
to tho city's factory list. ■
General Manager Sanchez and local
manager tlaya state that a factory will
he built here later on and enough houses
erected near the factory to take core of
the employees nil of which means more
business for Sanford.
Berriman Bros., manufacture only high
grade cigars und they ore obliged to fill
their large holiday orders now, hence the
necessity of (tutting in the Sanford branch
and starting to work at once. .Sanford
never expects to pose ns a cigar center but
will welcome all the factories tliat wish to
locate in our midst, especially the best
firms and the city cun guarantee them a
good location nnd transportation facilities.
We look
Back on the ancient
Days with much won
der und amaze. The vagaries of
Ladies fair excite our mirth and our
Despair. A comic sight it mast have
Been when grundma wore a crinoline.’
Per
haps
the fu
ture too
'■ will think
Thé” pfiiëiTT
Styles ore
On the blink
and they
Will grin
und Joy Will
‘
Spurt
When
They
Shall
License Tax Due
W. E. Martin,county tax collector wishes
to call attention to the fact that tbe
license tax became due on October first.
Following is the state law regarding some:
“ 'No person shall engage in or manage
the business, prafassiori or «opiumt Ion
mentioned in this act unless a state
license shall have been procured from the
tax collector/ _This. is d ear and explicit,
and there is no provision In the law au
thorizing any officer to grant any exten
sion of time or modify in the slightest degree this requirement."
The old saying “go west young man**
reads now days—go South, and better get
Into Florida too.
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It la gradual])' being dcmonsuratcd that
West Sanford la one of the moot stable
portions of the Sanford Celery Delta.
There la very little actual forming within
the city llmit^a of Sanford. The Sanford
Celery Delta begins on the west at the
Aetor Grant, skirts along the shores of
Lake Monroe on the south a a d L ak e Je s
sup on the north and term inates al Sol
dier Creek. This area la within the irri
gable belt. There ore some areas on the
. south side of l a k e Jessup that are also
Irrigable, and some portions of^tfiat a
' are ln cultivation, but it could hardly be
-Odcry Delta.
Beginning at the west limits of Sanford
and extending on west for a distance of
four miles are to be found as good farms,
Ln actual cultivation, as there Is' on the
globe today. Farming land that sells a t
from $150 to $1,500 an acre must be good
farm ingjland This is the kind we have
on the West Side. .
As an evidence of ihe popularity and
worth of the West Side there are now ln
process of construction some twelve or
fifteen farm residences. These range all
the way from a modest cottage to a hnndsom e'eight room residence on Sanford
Forms. Every available acre will be
tfijaoad.fn cultivation and there is nor has
been little or mo land for rental on the
West Side.
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The Sanford Farm tract comprehending
200 five acre farms, which Is an Integral
part of the west end of the Celery Delta,
was placed on the market late In March,
tdnee which time Title Bond & Guarantee
Company has sold three-fourths of the
property.
One of the prime features of tills tract
is the term s upon which It is being sold, the
said terms appearing in the box at
the head 01 this page. These terms allow
the purchaser to place the greater portion
of his money in development work in
stead of in land payments, thus giving
the purchaser six years In which to pay
out his contract. The payments of $120
per annum on each five acres is simply
cheaper than rent. Many n poor devil is
paying more rent than this for n place
that is wholly unproductive^-« place that
will never yield a single cent. But in
this case the property can be made to
take core of all payments. If the pur
chaser will roll up his sleeves and go to
work.
. Every acre nf th«S land can be irrigated
with flowing Wells and tliio ■ makes the
property*immune from ail weather condi
tions so far as wet and dry is concerned.
In fact, the Sanford Farmer ik very glad
indeed when the rain refuses to come.
He has his unlimited supply of water from
tiie artesian wells and he will inako a
crop whether or no.
If you are interested in coming to S an
ford and if you w ant to grow vegetables
for the winter markets of the north, write
us about our guarantees on property and
other points of which you should have
knowledge before purchasing here. We
mill take care to tell you the plain unvar
nished truth in every Instance and give
you only that information upon which you
can rely.
.Title Bond &. G u a ran tee Co.
Sanford doefc not buve free delivery of
m a il There la always a large number of
persons lined up at the general deliveay
window of the post office, an d Those who
are coming to Ibis city will sa w time and
trouble by having their mall addressed in
care of the Title Band & Guarantee Com
pany.
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$10 monthly.Th,f,
L E T T E R NO . 4 .
The Father Teacheth The Son How To Separate the
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Good From The Bad.———
W h e n T h e Old P reh is to ric Fossil Diogenes
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Climbed down from hi. Iimosene 30 and threw the rein, to the lackey at the door, chucking an obolus to the night watchman for
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And ordered a glass of malted milk and a"hamper of Tasteless breakfast food.
While waiting for the same he picked up a copy of
the National Irrigation Journal for September and inadvertently opened it at page 48 and read
•L an d F a k irs A re N ot A llo w ed To E xh ib it A t Land Show
“T he L and Fakir i* s ycw dangerous individual. We have had him with us since th e world b e g a n ^ ^ d wiUj>rol<ably have him
__ with-u» for-many years-to conic, bnt~tKp,€htarflrr Land "Show is doing its best to-kiil his business.
Signed R. P .CROSS, Sec’y.-JJS Adanu St„ Chtcago.-r------------------T~
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Gradually ebbed away into a gleeful ha, ha, ha as lie quickly tucked the Journal away in the folds of his paletot, absorbed the Fatlets Fattening, hied himself without the establishment, seized his well burnished lantern and at the same time emitting the avowal
“I will find R. P. Cross, or bust the carbiirator on my steed 30.
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You S e e M y Son
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When a man manifests the least inclinationto do the square thing, circumstances simply force him on and on in his peculiar task
and he evolves into a specimen of considerable interest. *
T h e D istin ction B etw e en Irrig ated Land
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Of the flowing well kind and the arid acres at $25 each which the venturer claims to be better than the proven Sanford land
which has sold as high as $1700 an sete is
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B est D ep icted By T h e F ollow ing S ta te m e n t:
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“1 resided for 5 /ears on an unirrtgated Florida farm. During this period I planted ail those crops common to Florida, also citrus
fruits.
Failure attended my efforts in both branches, because of too much rain when not needed and no rain when i needed it
most.
I had a small area under cultivation which I could water from a tank and did fairly well on this'picce of ground'.
Ten
year old orange trees dropped their fruit to the extent of Eighty Per Cent, and my field crops and ornamental trees all turned-yel
low long before their time.
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I have lived in Florida Twenty Nine Years and positively would not accept a farm as a gift if it was not irrigated and I had to
cultivate it as such, regardles^of the size. * My losses would be regulated by the area cultivated, the larger the area, the larger the
losses. In my estimation, and I believe I am in a position to know, the relative value of an irrigated acre as compared with an arid
acre k'exprfcssed mathematically as Zero divided by Infinity. By farming with the subirrigated system I have marketed $3,780
worth of products gross from one and one.quarter acre.
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THEODORE L. MEADE, C. E.
.,
Oviedo, Orange County, Florida.
T h e re Is No D isco u n t
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But that Mr. Meade will be classed as a freak of the Knock-variety just as soon as this advertisement is read by the land selling elc
meat who court publicity and art praying at the same time that they will never receive it. However, a truthful hour is better that a
prevaricated century, and
Y o u r F a th e r W a n ts To Im press
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You with the fact that you will be swallcrdogged to the Queen s fare yon-well if you place much confidence in the ranting^ of__the_
M an W ith T h e C ra fty B rain, G lib Tongue And Sandy A c re
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Because he has prepared a package for you that will act as a monument to you in the Lemon Grove of rhe hereafter <lhen the
hlchcd shades of the multitude of Overconfidents gather in annual conclave to discuss the aptness of the
U p -T o -D a te n e s s W ith W hich
You were separated from your hard earned lucre and tossed out on fhe Sufiparched Sands of the Flarida Farms of Bitter
pointment.to wither and writhe in your agony of hitter forgetfulness.
Diup
T h e Real E s ta te M en O f Sanford
. Now have on foot a movement to call the attention of the Post Office Department and the Great Journals of this country who believe in fair puy to, the
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S tra n g e r W ith in T h e ir G ates
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ked out in the good name of Sanford and with the qi
The Perniaous practices now being worked
quantity of material they will have to
work on, there is little doubt but what this expos* will be one of thé Greatest Blessing' tha?
material mey w.n
could possibly befall our State.
T he T itle Bond & G u aran tee C om pany
. their guarantees and every item entering into their contract, which ......... ..
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G ives You S ix Y e a rs In W h ich To Pay F o r Y our L and
They send their book on the Florida situation to any part of the earth for the asking.
of liberal ................ ,
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Your Loving Father.
TITLE - BOND - & - GUARANTEE - COMPANY
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$25 down-that’s all
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MMEMME □ BSElIMs
This Lint May In te r e s t You
FOR SALE Ten acres,' five acres cleared.
room residence, near shipping
FOR SALE Five acres, 2 H cleared, 1 well
3 H acres tiled, one well, six
point, price $15.000.00, $8.2 room cottage, price $1.050.
room house, out-buildings,
000.00
cash, balance in two
FOR SALE Residence, Markham Heights,
yearn.
near the school, enough till
3 acres, nice fruit trees and
ing for another acre, price FOR SALE
11 acres, five cleared. 0 fenc
$7,000.
FOR RENT We have applications for
ed, 4 tiled, 3 in cultivation.
bouses to re n t
List your FOR SALE 10 acres in Eureka Hammock
All ditched and drained. One
property with us.
four miles south of town.
well. Four room bouse, burn
FOR SALE 53 scree of good land for
ail on main road, quarter
None cleared. Flowing welL
poultry, oranges and general
mile from loading station.
Loading station 'A mile pway
farming. Price, $ 30 per acre
Price. $5500.
Half cosh,
Price, $1750. Terms, $600
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on terms. Act quick Jf you
balance Oil term s--------------■ . ___ down, bsisnoe on time.
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-— . FOR SALE Forty acre«, 8 cleared, 3 tiled
FOR SALE 30 building lots Just outside
old land, one well, price $10-'
I the city limits. Price ranges FOR SALE 13 acres all cleared, 10 acres
BOO. will divide into five acre
tiled, 5 flowing wells, facing
from $129 'to - $170 each
lots
and sell for $250 per
Terms cash.
------ hard road, good boro, four
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$10 monthly-! h«t’«Eur
FOR SA L f
We have applications for
i residences and business prop. erty. List your property‘for
grove, $3500.00. Oae
rn«li balance to suit i*11
chaaher.
Five
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FOR SALE
3 Uled. flowing weE
half mile of station, rti*
$3,800, terms $1000 ca*
balance in five ye«» « ***
FOR SALE Ten acres. Uled and in UP
aalq* with us.
FOR SALE Ten sere*, K cleared, half
tiled, two wells, price $3.500
one third Cosh, balance ln one
and two yearn.
Will rent
for $100 per acre.
TOR SALE Five icrea, 2H acres cleared v ________lUtenfculUration, f$j*
llincro* tUedrt-welt,' house.
tool bouse, all tools an d » «
Price $5.000 on terms.
on, frondng on Lake M
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WANTED Timber tracts of all sixes,'cut
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balance In two n“d
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years. T his'place
orange lands, residence prop
for $1,000 per yearerty, Florida real estate of
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AROUND FLORIDA
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 21.1910
MORE ABOUT IRISH POTATOES
A GALE SWEEPS STATE
S anford G row ers Will Plant A ccord
ing to Tltclr Own Ideas
W ^st India H u rric a n e Blows fo r
We ore gratified to learn of the in
T h irty -S ix H ours
creased acreage to be planted by S an
ford farmers in jwtmoes the coming
JU£D FROM THE STATE PRESS season.
Lost week we made some suggestions GREAT DAMAGE IN MANY PARTS
relating to date for planting and profit
i Epitome o f th e W eek'» M ost Im able varieties. Some of our farmers ex
p o rta n t lla p p e n ln i* In th e
press their Intention of "making three E ntire S ta le S eem s to Have Been
S ta te 's D om nin.—
« • plantings, Dec. 15-20 and January 1st.
Visited by A B elated Sep- .
tember Storm
¡While attem pting to drive his mule Opinion U divided »» le-tsiltnre,—tom e
One of the worst gales th at 1ths';v jilted
Into the ferry. W. Howletr Joyner favorintTiTre high ridge user! at hostings
Atlanta drove jnic the w aters of the while others favpr almost level- culture. the peninsula of Florida in many years
ttahoochee and was 'drowned. The The seed being plumed below tbo real swept tlie state this week commencing
kule was also drowned, but a companion level of the farm. -Where the land is not Monday »and lasting until, t Wednesday.
L.4a^gtftni‘71isl$iri?' J & G . I l i a d jtr.wiil-.bajau o h safer to planL iu.tbe The details of tlie dam age done to -many
brother of Capt. W. K. Joyner, cx- ridge.' We think well of the plnn ad sections of the ataTaTciaim ot^e g leaned
syor of Atlanta and president of the vocated by many of running the rows as the wires are down and in many
nth Atlantic Baseball Association?*"*- north and south. Potatoes arc made in instances no trains are operating. .No
blizzard of the west ever .tied up traffic
Little Boykin McCaa. son oi Boykin this locality during the coldest portion
any more completely. Many people
of
our
winter
weather,
the
sun
being
at
aa. of Jacksonville, was buried In
living in isolated places were prevented
Jlahassee .last Sunday beside the grave that season of the year much to the
froutegetting
out their houses for thirty
hit mother. The remains were ac- south can Then have an opportunity to
six hours iirid in many cases tlie pro„pnntwt by his father* Airs. Richard warm both aide» of the ridge. Some
'rtsto ittw m rto w befbte the-storm abated
urier. his aunt, and Louis -S. Peck, of advocates .of shallow cu ltu re-th ro w a
sufficiently ro allovr th ex n rs to resume.
furrow with the turn plow on thp west
Jacksonville.
As far us the Key West extension of
[* The Woman’s Club'/ of ( Live Oak held side of the drill in wh!ch drill the potutocs the Florida East Coast Railway is con
initial meeting for the year a t the are planted covering lightly with another cerned, no information is obtainable as
library Wednesday. The a tten d a n ce'was furrow.
As the young and tender potato plant to what damage if auy_wos _duueU iorc.
good, and every member seemed enMany fear that Key West has suffered .ns
peeps above the ground it finds along its
fiused with the work for tho winter.
much
from the present storm as was crti
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western border a ridge of enrth effectual
Capt. C. P. Matson, who has been
med last year, when a hurricane swept
ly shutting all the severity of the cold
ouster for the past score or more years
the island city. However, all this is conwest winds. Some are fearful of planting
if' various fishing smacks plying out of
. ecture. It docs not take much of u blow
as early ps Dec. 15, for fear a damaging
Pensacola, is dead tuberculosis being the
to cripple wire service,'and us there arc
frost may cut them down. This dungcr
apparently so many breaks in the lines
ause.
\
may be easily obviated by throwing over
Near Wilsons wharf In Pensacola, tlie tender plants a furrow of dirt. When from the south, it inny be that exposed
pylnd in only two and a half lent of n few days later the plants have again places have escaped with normal damage.
Key West, Miami and other southern
vater, u shark was caught hy several peeped through they may lie covered
Eust Coast city huve also felt the grip of
ays. It measured eight feet eight indies again. Thin protects and is beneficial.
the hurricane and they are likewise cut
i length.
Al Hastings the nvernge amount of fer
off. Loss of life in these cities is regard
It It believed th at the Tampa strike tilizer used per acre is 1800 pounds, fit
ed as not improbable. At any rate, the
[of the ciguanakers, which has been ticing one application underneath tlie seed.
storm tins undoubtedly done considerable
[up business for many weeks, has beeu Some of our growers will put half a ton
damage and it may be several days be
[broken by Mondays developments and to the acre beneath (lie seed,-and scatter
fore the wires are repaired sufficiently to
[the opinion among many citizens is that tlie same quantity on top ufter covering.
gain a full and accurntc report from places
[the first step has been taken toward With tlie acreage to be planted here this
where the storm ruged.
[touking Tampa an often town in all year We should introduce the best of the
41 J a c k s o n v ille
[trades. Although not us muny cignr- mahhioe planters and cultivators. Sev
With no serious daniuge or loss of life
I makers went back to work yesterday ns eral of the planters could purchase them in Jacksonville, the West Indian hurri
I at first reported, enough resumed work jointly. It is throwing away' money to cane, which tins swept tlie whole peninsula
! and were protected from intim idation to use ttie old-time methods of -hand work in of Florida, iMissed over during -tlie lots
show the majority of other cigurmukcrs. tlie cultivation of potatoes. We urge upon afternoon of yesterduy, and but for ta t
who, It is believed, Imvc been held to our piuntere to have their seed shipped tered awnings, here and tiiere a tree blown
gether by fear, that all may return to in early, before the blizzards get in to down, telephone and electric wires tangled
tbeix trade unmolested and proceed with pjay. Plant early ami catch tlie fancy und twisted, the city weathered the
the work that will give fdod and clothing kfcpkeis. A few weeks difference in the
worst storm in its history. ________
to their hungry wives and children.
time of marketing may mean a loss of
A. .1. Mitchell, of the Weather Bureau
The cummjsslgnerg. of ibcculn county S2.1K1 tuSJ.UU per buircL_____________
declares that the storm - la p an . This
long been known to be enterprising
assuring news brings cause for thank
New P aper In Jucksanvlllc
and they have just dem onstrated Unit
Charles E. Jones, who wus for u num fulness that tiie worst fears of many who
they know how to be fair. Their sub
ber of years the managing editor of the wutdied and waited for terrible dentil
scriptions to the Kissimmee Gazette for
Jacksonville Metropolis, and wiio is recog und destruction were not realized.
publicity purposes have proved profitable,
Early yesterday the city began to feel
nized ns one of the ablest newspaper men
and now they have subscribed for two
tlie
force of the hurricane, and except
of (lie south, bus associated with film
houudred copies of the Jourpal, the
A. K. Tuylur. Claude L'Engle's well known for a short period during the morning,
newly established paper.
cartoonist, and it is the intention of these there was no communication with*1 tlie
Tlie twentieth annual reunion of the gentlemen to establish The Star, a weekly outside world. The wires to the stormFlorida division of the United Confeder paper in Jucksovtlle. Tlie first issue will ridden sections in tiie southern part of
ate Veterans was held in Bartow Wed appear the fifth of November and is bound the State were cut off before those to
nesday and Thursday, October 1Dili and to bc4u hummer. Tho Times-Union states the'north.' Rain began to fall early and
20th. Entertainments features of the that Joe Hugh Reese of the ' Miami Me fell In-torrents during the entire day and
program included a reception to tiie old tropolis will probably join Jones and Tay most of tlie night. Businesa was par
soldiers, their wives, sons and daughters lor later in the season. On account of alyzed. Telephone connections were
and a reception in hom r of the sponsors their familiarity with state politics, their hampered by tlie twisted wires, caused
and maida of honor.
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newspaper instincts, energy and ability by falling trees und |wles. electric power
plants were compelled to shut down for
Lykca Brothers, of Tauipu have made these will be a great team.
the day when, ut 11 o'clock, the municipal
application to the Governor for articles
Oculist In S anford
lighting and power plant stopped its
of incorporations for a concern formed
Dr. K. P. Hudson one of the best engines because of tlie many live wires
the purpose of carrying on, continuing
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the extensive bualneaa heretofore con known ocullsiB In the South bus decided down in tbc streets.
At.Tamps
ducted under the form of u partnership to locute'in Suuford and has opened un
The tropical hurricutie which lius
•by the tam e gentlemen. The principal office in the Herald building. Dr. Hud
caused
so much uneasiness' here the
sons
home
olfiee
is
tit
Nashville
Tenn.,
Jilace of business will be in Tampa, the
capital stock is fixed at $tj00,000, making where he is favorably known. He baa past few days has passed over and is
it the hugest industrial corporation ever traveled Florida for the past twenty now headed in a northeasterly course
formed In Tampa. The new concern will years making Tullnhaasec hia head- towards the Atlantic ocean. The storm
conduct a general real estate and cattle quurtcrs. In coming to Sanford Dr. center struck tlie Florida coast a short
Hudson fills a long felt want us u first distance below Tampa, and the damage
business.
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clast resident oculist has“ long been hefe, all things^ considered has been
Telephone N otice
fight. Hurricane signals have been
needed in this city.
The storm has caused considerable
lowered at this point.
Only Half a H erald damage to our poles and wires, we have
No information wns to be had at noon
Willi th e p ap er fo r The H erald lo st to-duy from any points south of tills d ty .
a large force ol men af work and will
repair each line as early as possible. We on th e ra g in g St. Jo h n s, th e e le c tric The United Wireless' power was cut off
ask our subscribers to be patient. Orders c u r re n t sto p p ed fo r J 6 h o u rs, p a rt o f during the night on account of poles
for new telephones will receive attention th e office deluged und p re s se s and blowing down which supported the
soon as ths present dam age is re b e lls o u t o f co m m issio n It h a s b e ta receiving
wires, lienee this valuable
im possible to g e t o u t ' The H erald In agency is out of commission for die
paired.
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th e re g u la r sh ap e th is w eek. We a sk time being and no reports can bo- re
Sanford Ttxm iuiu: Co.
th e Indulgence o f th e public an d p ro m ceived from vessels at sea equipped with
Goa 11. Fertmld, Pres,
ise t h a t It will never o cc u r a g a in — wireless, or from Key W e st.' A t the
Rally Day
t h a t Is If a h u rric a n e d o es n o t s trik e latter place, however. It is surmised th at
Next Sunday will be obeeived as Rally th e s t a t e again.
Conditions there rqust be normal to-day.
Day by the Sunday School at the Buptisl
The telegraph and telephone lines also
»1- program varied and _____ m ount fo r th e S e n a te
are out~of oOflirirtlssidtir
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interesting has been prepared, It Is - I nnmJhnced today my candidacy for
earnestly hoped th at ‘ every member of the United S tates,S enate to succeed Sen
N otice
4be Sunday School will b« 'present a t leu ator Taliaferro. 1 prefer running in a
AM
ladies
interested
in m aking’ the
primary
to
be
held
before
April
next,
but
■o'clock, and.all parents, baptists in and
West
side
of
our
city
"beautiful'',
are
if
th
at
be
impracticable
will
be
In
the
Sanford, and other friends are
urged
to
meet
at
the
Robbins
Nest
contest
before
the
legislature.
to come to Rally Day a t 11
W. A. Buhjml. Ttiurnlay, Qqpfa«;ILJri 39t*u. —
« ’dock,
ie General News o f 'The Land
o f Flow ers.
KILLED ON TRACTION LINE
Volume I
1
NEWS OE THE WORLD
H enry R obinson L oses Lire L ast S a t
u rd a y Night
Ite m s oE In te re s t Gleaned F ro m
The first serious accident on the S an
Various Sources
ford Traction Co's fine occurred loat
Saturday night and from all accounts
seemed to have been
HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK
•* unavailable.
Traction car No. 2 was south bound and
In charge of Motormnn M. A. Miutt and
Conductor 1L B. Connelly*. When the car H ere th e R ead ers Will rin d a Brie.
, H isto rical S p rin g Flow ing —- —
was m idway between Ninth and Tenth
F o r H u rried R e a d e rs —
streets, n signal having been given to
let a passenger off there, an old mim~who „ J u l i a Ward Jiuwe, is -de ad . . Bowed-un-*.
was going in tlie same direction as the car, tier the weight of her fit years the noted
suddenly stepped In front of the car, philanthropist nnd author succumbed to
wherrTt was only twenty feet away*- from an attack of pneumonia, The end chine ^
Midhim, faced the enf and waved a hand- peacefully at her summer home
to rc h IcT, presumably—la- stop—Uii. T at. dlelownrRr I. Her three daughters were
The power had already been shut off for nt the bedside when Mrs. Howe passed
Tentii street stop and when the man away, but her son wos absent. The funer
gave this signal right in front of the car al was H itt o f the Church of tlie Disciples,
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the emergency brakes were applied and Unitarian, in Boston, yesterdey.
Five westbound Atlantic steamers, all
every effort made to stop before reaching
the man* but as tlie car weighed, with its in touch with each other and all anxious...
load of passengers some 30,(W p)unU 8 for news of Waller Wellman, reported ig
and had a full half-block to go before the wireless station at various intervals
reaching its regular slop, it was im that they had heard nothing and seen
possible to bring it to a standstill before nothing, cither dirictly or indirectly, of
his dirigible airship, America, and her
the impact with the innn occurred.
The car struck him and knocked him crew of six—seven If the mascot kitten is
down passing over his body nnd cutting counted.
It atm esr in'Twninr- The m im proved ~to
Tlie "holy rollcrr" arrested In A tlanta on
be Henry Robinson n car|>enter well the charge of disturbing the peace have
known in the city. Several who witness been discharged from custody on the
ed tho accident stated that Robinson was ground thut their conduct was prompted
under the' influence of liquor nnd did by religious emotion and that they had a
not seem to realize his danger until the right to be seized by the spirit and raise
bar was upon him.
a horrible lmllobul|oo, to tit« injury nnd
No blame can be attac h ed ' to the detrim ent of everybody in tlie vicinity.
motorman and conductor ns they were
Tile conclusion that tiie Goulds had
not aware of the m an's intentions until largely lost out in their large railroad
U wos too Into to stop the car.
holdings seems to hnve been premature.
A coroner's Jury empaneled on tiie At the Wabash meeting a few days ago
case completely exonerated the crew and the Gould control was reelected with prac
the company.
tically no opposition. Tlie RnmBcy inci
The remains of Mr. Robinson were dent wns fleeting.
sent to Orlando on Monday for buriul.
The question whether the Epipcpal church
He left a wife and several children.
will permil its preucliers to marry divorced
people at all is being discussed ill tho con
THE STORM AT SANFORD
vention ut Cincinnati with prospects that
it. will be prohibited. At present the in
Out L ittle Dam age Is R ep o rted nocent party in a divorce on one ground
- th ro u g h o u t The City.
may be married hy nn Episcopal m inister
The storm struck Sanford on Monday hut even this will likely not be permitted
night nboot eight o'clock and held sway hereafter.
with unabated ferry for . twenty four
International effort to prohibit the pro
hours swinging around to every |>oint of
duction of (icniiciuus moving pictures was
the coinpass. The wind attained the
urged by the-International Humane Con
velocity of a gale during Monday night
ference, in convention ut Washington
and tiie awning at the Jones-McLaugldin
City. Tlie reasons were set forth by
Furniture Co., wtib torn off part of—it
s|M‘ukers '.s-tm declared thut picturesof a
striking tlie large plats glass window and
BURROBilve or crtrrrlnnl type were^woriting smashing it. The awning on the Clark
havoc among the young. The delegates
Bldg, corner of Palm etto und First wns
were asked to see to it, that where there
torn off. Several windows In tlie variuus
were no laws governing the production of
Stores were broken nnd muny stores were
such pictures the local societies for |iredamaged slightly by the ruin heating in
veutiou of cruelty to children exert u
through defective windows.
close supervision of such "shows.”
A number of trees were up routed mid
on tiie lake front many of tlie boats were
About Dr B ruce
blown from their moorings nnd dashed
Dr. Jerome Bruce and his wife, are the
to pieces against the dock. In (tie celery
guests of Mrs. L. J. Dowd. They have
delta Ute growers will suffer, a loss in
spent tlie summer in the mountains of
their sect! beds of lettuce und where
Western North Carolina, and are now on
lettuce has already been planted.
their way to their home in Florida.
The extciit of the dam age cannot he
Dr." Bruce is th e o u lh o r of a novel,
ascertained hut some of tlie growers are
‘ Studies in U lu c k ^ in W h lte ”, thut lias
replanting lettuce and expect to suffer
been read and enjoyed by some people
a total loss to the seed beds.
of Charlotte. Being a doctor a great
The celery is supposed to be in good
dcul of time hud to be spent writing. In
•hope and where tiie water did not
Dr. Bruce's cuse it wub not time wasted
flood the fields the celery wifi be un
but lie would occupy himself now and
injured.
then make little remiuUceiice of war
Communications wltii parts uf tlie
experiences, observatory of Southern
celery delta 15 cut off und pules ami
Life, etc. These he, summed up into a
trees obstruct the roads In several di
book which is a valiiuble contribution to
rection.
tiie literature of th e1soutii.
Until repairs can be mude the full
Dr. Bruce is tlie only brother of Mrs.
extent of damages to die growing crops
Dowd, and has not been in North Caro
cannot be ascertained.
lina for a long time until tills sum
mer.—Charlotte (N. C.) News.
G ra u s ta rk a t Im perial
"Craustark" or “A Love Behind
Query AboulTeschers
Throne," by Goorge Bun McCutcheon, the
I see that considerable lias been said
popular author of "Brewster's Millions"
regarding our public schools of Sanford
h a s been made into a thrilling, romantic
and to m ake our schools eminently suc
five-act play, and will be presented here
cessful there should be the "cooperation
for the first lime a t tlie Imperial on Fri
of teachers, scholars and parents”. Now
day night. Oct. 28. with u notable cast of
lh(U is proi>er, last term of our High
weU known uniats, und massive scenic
School we had several young ladles
production. lu fact the m anagem ent
graduates, graduated with high honors
guarantees us the same ide'udcul com
and diplomas a n d personal recommenda
pany that wifi be seen ill New York und
tions from our prihdpal Mr, N. J . Per
Chicago.
kins, shows. Tiiose young ladies then
As tlie book lias been reud by nearly
went to Mndlaou'Flu.. and there took a
every one in tpwn, a large audience will
normal oourse to fit themselves for
probably be In attendance.
teachers. There they received their
certificates as 'tendiera. then applied for
U pshaw to Speak
Mr.W. b! TJpöEasTö'Atlanta, Go., Is teachers and were turned down. ’ WhyT
expected in the city on Saturday end will I see that we had to send to Alabama and
apeak e l the band stand on Sunday after Georgia to get teachers to fiU Che nedds
noon a t 3 JO o'clock on Teinperane«. Mr, of Sanford high school. Was this propUpshaw is a well known* editor uiid erT T rtrtrn ó rfeB líterln in h li aB-a -kick**
speaker of ablUiy. He will be heard with but ag information.
ACrittfH Or II VCAK3j
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Meeu t m r Mondiy nt 7;3Ü p. ra., over Im perni
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S« arinole Chapter No. 2,Order Eastern Star
Uceti everjr kcwid and fourth Fridar In nionÜL
Every one who baa wen hU Star In the Ea»t »re
cordiali y Invited to vtalt ijK eluj1«? .
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Welbom Block
Sanford, Florida
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e tte r W o rk and Clear
C lean er W o r k , and do It In a San
ita ry W ay, W hich Should M e e t W ith Y o u r Approval
and Support:
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LAUNDRY
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Rooma 23. 24 and 25. Pico Bid«.
’Phone 41
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Att«m «ys at Law
Peoples Bank Bldg.
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Sanford, Florida-
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PHYSICIAN
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ANDEW JOHNSON
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Practice» In Stale and fed eial Court».
ICC. T. BulliltM...
Pbon» 248
GEO. A. DeCOTTES
ATTORNEY a n d COUNSELLOR a t LAW
Practice in State and Federal Courts
Welborn Block
Sanford, Fla
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Shoes for every. oc
casion, no m a t t e r
what you wish them ¡1
for, whether for__
days tramp, an afternoon of sport, an ¡1
I evening o f society or ; ;
for business. There î!
is an appropriate and {
reliable shoe for that
; parti A lar o c c a s i o n.
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Vial!In« brother» welcome.
21. ieto
DR. W. E. HOUSHOLDER
MISS RUTH ABBOT
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October
J. H. OVERMAN, Manager
Becker's Old Homestead Flapjack, Buck
wheat
Flour,
Farina
Cream.
Yellow
Corn
Phon« 10
PHONE 30
SANFORD, riA.
Meal, Buckwheat and Graham Flour in
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bulk at McCuller s.
DENTIST
ing listening to a learned discourse of
one of our ministers very often the THOMAS EMMET WILSON
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
thread of the «ermon is broken by the
AT-LAW
the awful racket m ade by the automo
Seventh Judicial Circuit of
biles that pass down Park avenue or Late Slate Attorney Florida
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Oak avenue. Of course the automobiles
Retldence». Sanford and Svlvan Lake
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trp allow c l to ran on the Sabbath but
couldn't the drivers nave enough respect
L. G, STRINGFELLOW
for the day to at least make less noise
while passing the house of God. I grant
• JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
the personal liberty clam to everyone
NOTARY p u b lic
but I |do not agree with people when
they try to make as much noise as they
Office in City Hall
can on Sunday and especially near the
church. The respect due to th e ' house
of worship and to the Christian religion
H. F. CRIST
ought to restrain 'these folks enough to
C iv il E n g in e e r a n d S u r v e y o r
cause them some reflection on this subDrainage
and Irrigation Work.
Lots
■je c t Be a gentleman, no m atter how
Staked out and Leveled. Wells Located
painful.
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Office at Title Bond & Guarantee Company
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— T he S aunterer .
Post Office Box 789
S eaborn W rig h t' In S anford
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___ Hon. Seaborn Wright i I well known
am organizing a class Ill
and popular temperance orator addressed
Music in Sanford.
a large audience from the band stand
in the Park Thursday evening on state
T s r m * $ 6 P a r M o n th
2 L e s s o n P a r W eak
wide prohibition. L. G. Starbuck of Or
lando with a few uppreciate remarks in
H o rac e M e n d e n h a ll
traduced the speakers bf the evening Reference: The Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati. Ohio
and it was an appreciative audience
composed largely of the representative
people of Sanford that listened to Mr.
Wright for more than an hour. Mr.
Wright's opening remarks were full of
ClASS IN PIANO IESS NS
tralsea for Sanford. He expressed sur
prise and pleasure in the material growth
Given at Home oi Pupils. Address „
of this splendid little city during the
123 Ninth S t . '
S anford: fla
last three years: and declared that it iiad
an air of progress and prosperity un
surpassed by any other in the state ♦
He further stated that tie had found in
his travels, which were extensive, that
Sanford was being much discussed
throughout tiie country on account of her
splendid home industries and tie pre
dicted a great future for this flourishing
town. He stated that In every city there
were two elements seeking cuntrol. One
was the saloon element who could never
In any way benefit a city, because they
never produced' a dollar, and the other
was the moral, law ubiding element
seeking to up lift mankind. Forcible
a
convincing arguments were advanced
j
allowing whereby the best interests of
our fair state Would be served In driving
out from her borders this element who
not only never produce a dollar but *
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annually carry away from the state
millions of Iter hard earned dollars.
Seaborn Wright is one oL the best'
speakers travelling the slate in the in
terest of the present prohibition' cam
paign, and all those who heard him uu
this occasion recognized him as a man
of power. He la UglcaLuirgum enti will
no doubt prove effectual.
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A tte m p t to Com pete W ith China, Because We pfl\
W h ite M a n ’s W ages.
LtffeW « e s . r* ¿ A I
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STp. m.
4 Sitting in the church an Sunday morn
Garden Tools, Farm Implements,
H arro w *, Cultivators. Plows, Mowing
M achines and Hay Rakes. Largest
display and assortment.
Lowest
prloe».
The Geo. II. Fem ald Hardware Co.
c if r a r i e lesa
Metta Tuetdav nlihu at 8 o'clock, at the hall in
Office: Mine» Bldg. over Woodruff« Store the Stone-Uova bulU.lina on rim atreet
4 Since my «pie! of last week about
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i^OAUnrn
DR. C. G. B U T T
l« w M Ctrm ptm f u n «• 11« HtrmU.
4 The first death credited to the Sanford
Traction Line has happened and as re
ports justify can propably be laid to an
overabundance of booze. When will peo
ple learn to_ be_ more ca ref ulund.Loop
from U>e track*.- The Tars of the
: traction company appear innocent enough
b u t a mere rmm -cannot blockthij tynckf
and no car can be stopped a distance ol
six feet in order tp let every person have
a chance to walk the track with Impunity.
On the other hand I would advise the
Traction Co . to put in a belt line as soon
os possible in order that the motormon
can be at the front end at all times, al
though the accident last Saturday night
could not have been avoided with three
motormen on the front.
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C. M, HAMILTON
EVEN THE CATE POST NOT IN IT
the merchant» joining tlie Commercial
Club I am deeply gratified to learn that
many buslncsa men are looking at the
mdttfcr In a different light and are
anxious to lend their aid in the establish
m ent of factories in Sanford. They seem
to have their side to the oontrovory. and
were not exactly satisfied with the form
er plans of the club but have signified
tbeir willingness to joins hands with the
Boosters Club and do everything in their
power to help advertise Sanfbrd. I knew
they would if sufficiently urged for L
believe that Sanford has a better doss
of busineu men than any city in the
South.
Now let the Commercial Club call a
m eeting soon and enlarge the member
ship for there jarwork to do.
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THr «ANrORD «tRALO
Roohi 13 Pico Building
A Chlel Is Am oni Ye Taking Notes,
and fa ith , tie'll.Prent ’Em"—
So Says Saunterer.
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Agents
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The Q u e s t i o n t o D e c i d e
There is but one issue in this campaign. Those who jtrs shouting for state-wide prohibition Have
thus far studiously avoided the REAL ISSUE, hut thinking, honest peoplt? of Florida realize that the'
great principle of LOCAL SELF GOVERNMENT is at stake and they are not going to he deceive by
HIRED MEN from other states who are paid by ¡1 political organization that is national in its eharuetvr.
Study those parallel columns carefully and decide under which law you would rather live
UNDER HONE RULE
Under State-W ide P rohibition
Wine can be made for home use.
Wjitecan NOT lie made for ANY use
Each county can set tie local issues by Hie
vote of its OWN citizens.
Lotvar~t3STTCSlTra county lire settimi by Un
ci tizeus of FOREIGN counties.
Every wet county in Florida can vote the
saloon out
No wet county can stop its illegal suit* by
legal vote.
The state derives revenue from }he LEGAL
sale of liquors.
Foreign manufacturers get
from ILLEGAL aide of liquors.
the
revenue
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Thirty-five counties in
FORCE prohibition low.
Licensed saloons are
councils and legislature.
Florida now ENregulated
Hundreds of counties in dry states openly
VIOLATE prohibition law.
by city
Unlicensed saloons cannot be regulated by
any legislative body.
Licensed saloons in wet (¿timtitsi pay reve
nue to city, county and state:
Unlicensed saloons in dry counties pay ii<>
vevenue to city, state or county.
Liquors siiipped into dry counties are pur
chased in wet counties of Florida, and Florida
DRY counties get the revenue.
Liquors will lie shipped into dry counties
from wet counties,of other states, and .Florida
DRY couuiies get NO revenue.'
CAN WE MANAGE OUR OWN AFFAIRS? •
Florida hos prospered under the HOME RULE elause of olir eonstitutiou for ttwntv live yean.
r ^ L r ™
mkn
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protiibi-
ANSWER THIS QUESTION HONESTLY
. . . ,T h ese
, , , H IR E-------• who are
you how
D
m e telling
icu u i « vou
now to
in n m y o u r ow n a ffa ire ,-s a y t h a t w e m u s t w rite
this iueial law into our Constitution to SAVE THF STATE
stay
Are T
atay in Florida and help you PAY YOUR
YOUR* INCREASED TAXATION?
T A X A T W r“ Â
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t h e i r own states the
s
s
a
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wiU.ta
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and capacity of our own people to properly r e fla te OUR Vuvm TmtV-om a
J fv S J n
am , y
assistance of these FORFIGN PAID MFM h. lte UU*J OWN INTERNAL AFFAIRS, without ihe
by their
their cry
cry of
of MORAL
ISSUES^ t a ï t ^ U S 2 î r S , d r ^ ^ K h H , i S 7 UI
«leçetlved by
up many
of Florida» moat honorable and represemariw" un
¡Sièul.0“ï ““d de3Plc“bl<i ““ »ulta upon
dr
the church consistent Christians who d eclin e n i it
•» eiuljrac>^ concerted action to drive
from
fanaticism. In
Ij utter disregard for truth, these Mred T v Î d S . £ S ï S S
t le fo,l es off fanaticism.
tm u home rule in Florida.
YUUÇIB n
av e “U
,l0 t1 h e e ttm a r iB
I) linge into
n to in
fn m v in*
e ir effnrt<l
dekroy
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t° pltiuge
infamy
in' th
their
efforts tO
to
The manhood of Florida enn be relief 1 im»n tn nt«,« — :-------- 7^7
and the means-they employfand will vote down tliiS n«, « 8V1,a :p
dl81»PProvai upon sucli men.
State Constitution.
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SOLD BY
:: Fraolt L. Woodruff
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Vote fo r^ th e S a n c tity o f y o u r hom e, fo r the In te g rity o f
Sofort, floridi
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7Y
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S to I
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yo u r people, and Repudiate
these Foreign Paid Invadess.
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THE SANFORD HERALD
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
ffiV E R ^ lT Y OF TLORIDA riorida State College For Women
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TALLAHASStC
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ColW(r vi Alti nul St illicit, Nuntili Schoalfshudl
A
f o r flo rid a Y o im í Men
Ol Mutjc, School ol An. School of r.ijutcuon, School
f ' „ H , * « . »*ric«|l»'»l
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ndance
e«nl Inetta*« i® « ttf 1
------ . la it vear. Á U ric lIv f bmlJ* Tuition li». Olii» eifnn.it
lud. fot ikloitno, n i t'n>|w«. Fo« calalo* •«Itimi A. A. Murphrce
•ton »Min.
( DU ARI) CONKUil. Prcaldi-nt
prf»ld«nl.
of
geo.
h
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So ciety People.
Mow Celery CHy Vanity f u t r
fernald
HARDW ARE COMPANY
Away th e Golden Hours'—
Social Gosfclp.
S an fo rd , Flo rid a
High-grade Pianos, Organs,
and Graphophones.
In te re s t C oncerning
P O I N T S PU R E LY PERSON AE
the
Tfîë Crippen Music Store
E asy Paym en ts.
Low Prices
Whit#
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P la n e t J r .
Cotton Hoe and Cultivator
Mrs. F. f . Price gave a party
Headquarters for Everything 1»Mr.theirmul«laughter,
Mi.» Flora, and her
yotintf friends last Friday evening at their
For The Farm And Garden i; residence on Pahnetta avenue, he tween
The
C e leb ra te d
Third and Fourth slreets. The young
people had u most enjoyable evening,
playing the gam es both old and new, and
so dear to the hearts of girls and hoys.
Those enjoying the hospitality of Mr.
find Mi lwii-e were_ Misses Helen Row
fluiiltl, UMW niurrtirsfrrm*M e Mnrreft'-hurd.i Connelly, Kutli Stewart mid Izilllaji
Higgins; Kenneth Murrell; l\nrl Kmnmlfut.
Freest, IJetts. Edw in. Stevens, lleorge
Lovell. Ernest Housholder and Osltorno
Herndon.
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versation, dainty refreshments were
served and nt 11 o'clock the young people,
with uppropnnlc expressions of oppreciation for the pleasant evening to Mr. nnd
Mrs. Price ami their young hostess, Miss
f lora, hade them good night and departed
for their homes.
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G arfield
Knapsack
sprjy
A cm e
H a rro w s
C lark -=-*•i|. C u taw ay
NEW'‘FERTILIZER FACTORY
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P lan et
Tools,
J r ., Hand
Iron
Age
Hand Tools, A v e ry
Plow s, etc.
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Be A Booster
You Grower Who Has Used Armour lertilizer
You know that they produce results far su
perior to any oilier fertilizers op the market
T e ll Y o u r N eig h b o r
You know that ifiere is a reason, so tell
him that because of the heller materials, the
more seienLiiie formulating apd the superior
faeilities for accurate mixing and curing which
are used in their manufacture
Armour F ertilizers Grow. Big Crops
Don’t forget to tell him lie can get Armour
Fertilizers and Fertilizer Materials for every
crop grown in the'Sanford district from ware
houses in Sanford and Cameron Cit y hy calling on
Howard-Packard Land Co.
nnnm íRiiM ifoiiüiiRiníñigíRirnm EaiiiEiEiiliDDDD
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BRAD Y;
our ¡me—liankuiL1 fa cilitie s.
Livery, Feed and
Sale S t a b l e s
Sanford, Fioritili
Palmetto Avenue
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fine" of The L arg est f irm s In rite
S outh Is L ocated Here
The Virginio-Coudimi Chemical Co.,
having decided upon Sanford as the best
shipping ' point in the slate are now
erecting their buildings.
This company has purchased a truci
of laud 200 by 1,200 feet, fronting on
First street, which n Jp av ed with hrick,
and extending hack to Lake ' Monroe.
Tin* Allunile Omisi Line railway has ex
tended Its tracks to t|ic property ami
arrangements are now being made for
the 'construction' of extensive dock
facilities on the river.
Thu lirst building creeled will he 150
by 2^(f feel, of fame factory construction.
All tin- line (xiints that this company
has been able to work out in its various
building operations in different j tor lions
of the country will lie ÌmairiKtruted in
this stuycUire. which will lie used for the
munufactute of ila- ingreilients eumjxismg its many brands of fertilizer^ which
will he eomiHJimdetl and mixiul tin the
premises
^Thecapacily of the plant will lie 2.»,DUI)
tons per annum and will have a vaimi
tlfm of $7iiU.lMI0, wlnefi of course w ill add
just that much to the sum total of Sun
ord’s already extbnslve commerce. I he
priKlucts ol this company will he distnIpitcd from Jacksonville to all points
in South Florida and thè Cxpotl trade
to Cuba and South America will-also be
| handled troni this jxiini. latiploymeat
1will {>c given lull meli during tin“ busy
season and ten men will lie employed the
year through. I he pay roll will amount
to $2N.pmi per .'mninn. j he plant will he
ready for business l»y th e 'I ts of Decem
ber.
The establishment of this larg e.in dusty in'Sanford in competition with a
dozen or more cities in Centre! Flordia
shows beyond doubt that the captains
of industry have been brought to a realizatiou of the many strategic |>omts of
“Lucky Sanford at a mamifucluring
center. The recent establishment of sev
end cigar factories in this city, the cnl.agemimi of the electric light plant, the
ctinsiaut improvement of our streets hy
paving them with brick, the watchful
eare nfiour city fathers as to the good
health of the community, otir exceptional
educational facilities, the thousands <>(
['fertile acres in line tilth, tilled and cul
tivated; our trens|»irtatioti facilities by
both water and rail, the construction of
the Sanford anti Lverglades tailway hy
local cupi tal. the building of un interurban litje /f trun»l>orOitluii thruugh the
celery della thus making every home
a city home uml every farm a city farm;
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Kentucky Horses and Mules for sale. ;;
A ll kinds of hauling and farm work j;
done on short notice.
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estuhiislunenl of a local trust company,
the activity of our building and loans
association, the constant erection of
residences and business blocks, the cOniiug or u new boat line on the St. Johns
river, the deepening of the river between
bere uml i'ulutku. appropriations fur
which have already been inigjc by con
gress, all portends that this burg is not
intending fo grow but bus ulready under
taken the job and U. pnlllng off one of
die lineal successes in tills line that bus
ever placed in ■Florida. Wc liuve room
for thousands of yrell intending persons
tTcfi- fertile acres -ready to give tlieift
work and industries going up that will
ulso be able to take "if portion of the
labor offered.
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When you begin to furnish your home
give Miller &. San u call; Uiey will save
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Pico B lock
Every cot ton grower needs n Planet Jr
to get him bigger crops mid wive him
time, la!sit nnu money, It is the most
complete cotton implement you evrr saw.
Adjustable frn-htwing, pUmmgrcullivAtlng,
furrowing, listing, dining, scraping, nnd faying
|jy—all done by this one strong substantial Im
plement. Useful aluo for cultivating corn, potatoes and similar crops.
Colile, see it, let us tell you mule a!out this
and ajl rimici ]t implements.
CRUTCHFIELD & W00LF0LK
P IT T S B U R G ,
PA.
Sales Agents and D is trib u to rs
IIRANCIIfS
(MANCHES
SANFORD CELERY UNION
Chicago —
Cincinnali
JucHaomlllr
Rotini IR, P iro Block.
’ Pilone
New York
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SANFORD, FLA.
S an fo rd
IN NEW QUARTERS
Having moved across the strset into.the *
Rand Building, we are now prepared to give
the deojd^ of Sanford the best best bargains
in everything in •
HOUSE
FURNISHING S
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It takes three large rooms -to hold our
.* Mammoth Stock and New Goods are arriv
ing daily. We can dispose of your Old Fur
niture. Come to see us in our new quarters.
WILLIAMS & MILTEER
Just across th e s tre e t
Rand Dnlldiiig
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Some Good Reasons
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W hy You Should Buy Your Shoes From
D.
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THRASHER
OU Know very well Mini Men's Shoes tlo not wear us well ns __
i hey tlid ten years ago-» You know that they cost you a *
great deal more. Leather men say it is because there are
not ci|oiigh hides; that people do not cat enuugh* beef, nnd that
farmers.do not raise enough entile. Hides arc source enough, in
nil co n sc ie n c e , blit (here nre other rgnsnns when y n tt look for 7
1hem. If you art: wearing any other shoes than KNDICOTT
.101 INSUN Shoes you are probably paying Profits to Four Mid
d le m e n Indore you get (lie shocs'on ymir feel; The hide trust *
profit, the tanners' profit, the leather jobbers’ profit and the
wholesale shoe dealers profit.
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Don't you tlunk it would pay you to buy shoes made by the
only concern in the United Stales that tuns its own leather? The |
only shoe house that makes every part of the shoo on the prem
ises and builds its shoes from the ground up, independent of ull
trusts. A concern tlm tdeala directly With your home merchunlund saves yon the middle man’s profit. If this argument sounds
gottd to you. and'it ought to— when you need another pair of
shoes call and inspect the Kndieott .Johnson Shoe before buying
elsewhere and We will try and do the rest.
Every P a ir G u aranteed
P rices $1.75 to $ 4 .0 0
E x c lu s iv e A g e n t fo r th e
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Endicott—Johnson Shoe Co,
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T ran sp o rtatio n is th e • t
key th a t opens th e • •
t r e a s u r e c h e s t of • j
Palm H a m m o c k .
No * J
farm m ore than o n e - | %
fourth m ile fro m th e # •
street c a r tra c k s .
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Palm H am m o ck.
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farm on a s tre e t c ar
line. I n g r e s s and
egress from y o u rfa rm ^
2 't o Sanford as often as 0
0 you w a n t it. T h a t is
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In the Interest of Progress and Developm’e nt
Mr. Reader of this Paper You are Going to Learn a Few
Things About Palm Hammock ;
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Palm Hammock* the Garden Spot of the Sanford Celery Delta
1 b now being tapped by the extension o f the Sanford Street' Car Line.
m ile from the Street Car line.
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Not a farm in Palm Mammock w ill be more than one quarter (
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,Are better able to appreciate the advantages o f Rapid T ran sit. T he facilities for getting in’ and out arc now enabl
large cities to r e s id e jiilc s and -inilcs aw ay-irom their work, o w n th eir gardens "aTTd yet enjoy all the advantages"b f tile advaiiceT"con3T
tion o f things in the city.
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You Will Be Able io Do the Same Thing Here
purchase a P alm H am m ock Vegetable and C elery Farm . W hile enjoying the Peace, Happiness Com fort and C o n ten tm en t o f
ry life, you will at the'sam e tim e be able to partake of the E ducational, C om m ercial and S ocial life as developed in - Sanford with
nd little expense and the transportation afforded you w ill be the cause of it.
The Round Trip Fare From Sanford to Palm Hammock
inoc
y tw enty-five cents and com m u tation tickets w ill be sold at still more rcati’onablc^priccs.
Those building homes in P a lm Haui'will enjoy all the advantages bf city life. You w ill have no trouble in marketing your crops. Transportation right at your door
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It is Not Like Establishing a Home in the Wilderness
am m ock you will have neighbors on every siefe. You w ill live in the vicinity 6f cultivated farms. Your ncig
vc you the benefit of their experience in growing vegetables. You w ill live.next door to inform ation that less fav
chase with m oney.
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The Owners of Palm Hammock
iidentS|of the Sanford Celery D elta.
They know where the best land lies and that is w h y they purchase the
. Very Heart
of the
Garden of Eden
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soon enough to take their choice of all the land in the Celery D elta.
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After looking the situation over carefully
They Selected Palm Hammock As Being Better Adapted
to the growth of vegetables during the w inter m onths than any other section of the Celery Delta
To make'this 1
line is now being constructed thrmigh the property. As a result of their far reaching research they now offer vc
On Terms That Are So Reasonable That You Can Make
uy lor itself if you linvc a sm all in itia l w orking capital to 1 * * 0 on ,
wort n L ight n u lla red D ollars an acre.
Sanford’s most beautiful suburban addition
Now being platted and'inade ready for the market
Traction line runs through the center of Edgewood
From Sanford Avenue to Mellonville Avenue
Five cent fare to city. Five cent fare to your furm
Live in the city and farm in the country
The traction line will help you do the trick
All our property lies along the traction line
Do not buy a city lot until we have shown you t
Edgewood the beautiful, high, dry and accessible
Terms reasonatire enfiugh to lift you out of theorem
• paying class
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Close to town. Close to high school. Right on traction line
W alt fo r announcem ent o f prices and te rm s of sale.
pay the prices and m eet the te rm s .
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You w ill be in d irect
touch w ith Sanford
w hen you m ake a
home In P a i m Hah1!m ock. Your children
can attend school in
Sanford;
A big a d vantage.
W hen this land has been placed i„ « ^ T T ,
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We have some splendid ten acre
We have some splendid five acre
We have some splendid two acre
We have some farms fronting the
We have some farms a tier or so
We have the farm you have been
We have the farm (hat will enabl
Take our word for it. We have I
You can
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Palm H am m o ck is 15
m inutes from S a n fo rd
by Hard road.
The
G ro w e r w ifh
a big
¿rop can best app ro elate
good
roads.
Palm H am m o ck soil
wW m a k e b u m o e r
crops
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October 21,1910
THE SANFORD HERALD
Budget Tor 1910.
S to c k to n for S e n a to r
Council Chamber, SdTtfortl. -Fin., Sept.* To thr l'au|i|p of Klnrictn:
Resolutions
]9 1910.
I nut h candidate for United Stutes Sen*
L it resolv<h* by the Council of the
Pi.« of Snlifonl. Florida, that the amounts utor friaii Florida “TSFabcceed Senator
S biralSed by taxation for the year 1910 Jam es P, Taliaferro, whose term expires
shall be as follows:
Murch 4th next:
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My determination to enter this contest
w ain----2 000 8,000
0,000
has been reached niter the most careful
Street* and sew ers....- - ^
Sanitary...........- - - ................ 4.000
consideration front every sthndpoint.
3,800
Police Department -----9.900
. Interest on Indebtedness
Out of respect for the memory or Gov' V Retiring outstanding vouch s 4,300
ernor
Broward, and for the further reason
2.000
38,000
Other municipal purposes..
thnt
this
is n -serious matter. 1 have not
Assessed valuation of real
estate...........- . . . .$1,825,733
noted hastily.
Aii^sscd valuation of
A personal property... 63J.845 2.354.580
In my platform will bo embodied the
Increase in value compared with
■ principles for which I have fought during
1909............... ......................... 5
515,884
the past twm ly-two years. I inn now perIncome from real and person'"al property 1810 ........ .........
28,254.9« feeling plans for campaign and orgnnizuFjitlmnted Income front other sources: tion. and when this work is completed the
l>eoplc of Florida will henr fmm me in no
3,.>00
uncertain tone. I assure the |>eople also
1.500 I0,0t0
Resolved that the rate of taxation shall tliiil if elected to this ullice l will have no
be 12 mills on the dollar of the
valuation of real and personal property. real estate or other business but that of
I hereby certify that the above resolu United States Senator ttoH ««i-iurrfmr*
Fines and Forfeitures-------County Rond Tax ...............
tions were duly passed by the city court*
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■'!nny
R. CL Maxwell, Clerk.
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j. n . C. Stockton.
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CONNELLY !
GENERAL
FI RE
INSURANCE AGENT
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SAM OKI), I LORIDA
(Vflcc Above F irst Nationul Bunk
HOLMES
&
P R A C T IC A L W E L L
HUNT
fD R IL L E R S
Artesian and Deep Wells
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See Us B efo re Placing Y o u r O rd ers
&
HOLMES
HUNT
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Celery Lands
We deal in Celery Farm s and
Farm -Lands and we are the
- largest owners of Town Lets—
We don’t Imvt* to advertise cheap lauds.
The purchaser here saves more per acre
annually in freights than lie saves on the •'
purchase price elsewhere. See table of
freight rates in our booklet
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HOLDEN REAL ESTATE
COMPANY
SANFORD
FLORIDA
R o o m » I mid 2 . P eo p le» Hunk B ld g .
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Real
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state
A
gency
E S T A B L IS H E D 1 8 6 9
‘ , Are Offering AriyoiidTfc11 K1mis' of Florida Rent—E?tale
at as Low Prices and on as Reasonable Terms
As Can he Had Anywhere.
Office on Park Avenue, between First mid Commercial Streets. Sanford, Flu ,
| RETAIL CASH GROCERY f
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J. B. WILLIAMS, Prop.
S ta p le and F a n c y G ro c e rie s , H ay,
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Candles, Cigars and Tobaccoes
All Kinds Country Produce Bought and Sold
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Fruits, Vegetables,
P.O.Box 112
SANFORD. FLORIDA
Phone 62
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• Orlando, Fin., October 1.1th, 1910.
Be It resol veil by The Orntigc "County
Local Option executive Committee in
open session assemhleil. os follows.
1. That whereas, the good people of
Floridu nrc called U|ion to determine
by their votes, in the next ciwuelng
general election, whether the principals
of local self government ns now written
in our Statu Constitution, shall rem ain
inviolate forever, or whether those sacred
principals shall ho re|>culcd and un
inhibited by voting for the proposed
state-wide prohibition am endm ent to
Article XIX of our Constitution, and
whereas, the National i’rohlhilntion
Party, The Women's Christina Tom-.
Iterance Union, party. The Anti-Saloon
League of Florida and The Anli-Soloon
of America have united their forces,
their fortunes -ami their influencer have
purchased, established and subsidised
news paiK-rs have iirguuLuxLauid nre
now organizing •whenever they can,
Stute, County and, district coupuittues;
have hired mid lire still luring plcnsuig
singers mu! orators: have hired mid arc
»tilt hiring ruueuue-oolleclors and all for
the qvowed and sole pur|tosc of lending,
coaxing, {mrsaading. enticing mid otherwise inlluencing the voters of our fnlr
State to vote for the said pro|>nscd Constiliitioiial nmendment.
And whereas, the propostsl State-wide
prohihition constitutional mneridnient
proposes to forever prohilnt. Til the State
of Florida, (he manufacture, sole, baiter
or exchange, of all liipiors except rertnin
kinds therein mentioned, mid.the sale of
h ^ltiid certain-- —Twumrs —4 iull Iq;
regulated by the legislature of Flo(lda
nn«l that the legislature of Florida shall
enact suitable laws, (in thu opinion of
the Legislature, without the consent of
Hie |>eopIe)" lo f t h e enforcement of sail
pro|x>sed amendm ent if adopted.
Therefore be it resolved, that lociil s«*lf
government, in the opinion of our com
mittee. is the best form of government
that, was ever instituted upon earth for
the government of n free, enlightened
and liberty loving people.
Thnt Article XIX as it is now written
In the State Constitution, is the very imhodiment of the principalis of Democracy,
in that it gives to the people of each
County the exclusive privilege anti right
of dntemimiing lig their votes wlmt law
ahull, or shall not. govern the legal
manufacture and sale of liipiors, that a
majority will of the people of the county,
when once ascertained, is as of right it
shoo Id-he. the supreme law of that coun
ty for the government of tbkt people
and their ulfairs, that it is contrary to
reason, revolting to the time set pre
cedents of the courts and juries of
America, to enforce o law that is
obnoxious to mid im^ sustained by the
sentiment of a majority of the people
We endorse Count y rights ii| m>ii the
same grounds and u| nmi the same
principals that the South believed in
State rights, that it would he nowise
iiuprnctiblu and uniuitriolic to let those
sacred principals of tlit- people |>crisli
from tlm face of the eurtli
Tliul is is the settee of this committee,
that we are demanding nothing hot
clear, distinct, well acknowledged pno
ciples of right, rights older Ilian the I’ro
In bit ion Party, vlie Ami-Saloon League of
America, and of all (licii subordinates
and auxiliaries, rights which are ground
ed in (lie principles of nnturnl mid eternul
justice, rights winch hove been ollimcd
by the good and wise since litTdfiVand ijt
the time of the adoption of rttr Dfrlrfrn
t ion of lutle|wiiffrtw ■of 'tfie- United Stales
pP-Ameiicii. .is wrll ,'is"fiy~nn TrriThlruV
and nr all cenlvries nl departed time, that
we are not demanding all) (mwer to in
jure any of (lie comities of our great
state, or any lower or right to inter
fere with any ol ilie local affairs of our
sister counties and ilicir pinpeiiics
either by word or deed; we are dem and
ing no right or |x>wer to dictate to (lie
people of other counties as to what they
shall manufacture, grow moke. use. sell,
barter or exchange or otherwise handle,
or what they shall eat, drink, wear or
use. we ure demanding, simply, solely,
nothing else but 'to let oor State Con
stitution remuini ns it is, (hereby secur
ing to each citizen of Florida, irrespective
of wealth, poverty, class or kind, the
right and lilieriy to exercise bis elective
franchise in determining whm luw shall
or shall not govern him, his property mol
his county afTairs
But we do charge mid arraign, be
fore all mankind the NatiOnul Prohibition
Party mid the Anti-Sulnon League of
America, with straining ilieir every nerve
uild jlending Hour every influence ill uu
insincere endeavor to misguide and mis
direct Ilie intelligent und sovereign Jeilizcmhip of tins county und Mute to vote
fur their s*id Amendments, which if
adopted would lie detriuieptal to the
Christiun. moral, sis ml mid business inter
ests of Florida, shirking mid evuding the
issue of this campaign by proclaiming
(but. “If you vote against their proposed
Amendment you vote for whiskey," und
tltis they know to be false ami untrue^be^
ennsr there is TwvvrtTintPTiry election on
in tins state. There is u governmental
<|Uestion at issue, and that question is:
Shull local st^lf government stand us it ik
now written |u our Constitution, or shall
the |icn|>le lie stripped of their vote direct
ly a t the polls oil county alfairsT If you
vote fur the pto|>»sed Amendment you
ccrtcrulize your right und power to tiie
stute government and thereby practically
and forever place the right of local self
government beyond your voices again.
We uppcul to every inaa in Orange
county U> count out un November 8th next
and vole uguinst the proposed state-wide
Prohibition Amendment, thereby reserv
ing in the hands uf the citizens the power
and right to 6hapc the present and future
destinies of <our co u u iy u u d suite.
W. C. T u trix ,
Attest:
Chairman.
I). Bachelor, Sec’y.
. W. D. Holden,
Chas. Lord,
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Exec- Committee
Company ;;
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MANUFACTURERS OF
Superior Fertilizer for
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Corn
Lawns
C ane'
Lettuce
Benns
Flowers
Celery
Cantaloupe
Cotton
Strawberries
Potatoes
Grii|>e Vines
Tomatoes Orange Tree»
Watermelons
4‘SU P E R IO R
FER TILIZER S
L. V. D. BLAIR, Aient
P. O BOX 715
Florida
Sanford
W e S e ll F e r tiliz e r M a te ria l a t lo w e s t P ric e s “
G. R. CALHOUN ß' Ä
FIRST CLASS CRATE MATER1 ALS.1Sanford, Fla
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! THE CITY
RESTAURANT !
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(Firm M rrrt, onr Mock from Depot opposite Pott office)
H . E . W IS E , P ro p rie to r
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Formerly Manager of Central Cafe
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S te ak s, Chops, O y s te rs and Fish .a S p e c ia lty O«■
A -F L A e e FORH= AOIES^ÄND*GENTLEfV? EN
S h o r t O r d o r s At A ll H o u r s
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Shoe Repairing By Machinery
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Same Man but New Location
No. 113 W. First Street, Next Door to W oodruff’s Store
M.
HANSON
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No w Is T he Ti me T o Buy Improv
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Celery Farms
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These iarms can be bought lor the next thirty
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days lor less money than ever again. ~ We
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have Sanford Iarms to sell.
Not Largo, Taft,
Burbank nor Celery City hut Sanford.
Always Sanford. There is only one
Sanford. All irrigated ready to plant. Will
pay for themselves this winter...........................
H. H.
C H A P P E L L ’S
Real Estate Agency
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M O ST C O M PL ETELY E Q U IP
PE D BAKERY IN FLORIDA
All Mixing done by Latest Improved Machinery.
Finest Quality of Bread and all kinds of Cake
Made Daily. Everything Sanitary, best of
Material Used. All, and especially the Ladies'
are invited to visit our shop._______ ' ... . .
W c M a k e any K ind of
C ake on S p e c ia l O rd e r
SPENCER’S
BAKERY
. Phono 106
Sanford, Florida
111 Park Ave.
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Cluu. Orange Oo. Committee
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TUB SA^FORD-flERALD
All sorts of bargains on nur ten cent
Counter. Williams K Milteer.
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Wanted.—Your second hang furniture,
Published Every Friday Mornlnl at Sanford. Fla A Budget ot In te re s tin g Item s (or which we will.pay you the cash.
R. J. Holly, Editer and Pmfulrtnr
William» & Milteer.
.... From Correspondents
See I Wo have iust received a full line
S u b s c rip tio n P rie r. * 2 0 0 a Y ear In Advance
of shoes for Misses, children and Iniys.
Entered aa aecond-cJa»* mall mailer AuSiiil 22nd, HIE EVENTS
ORANGE COUNTY Specially built for adiool wear. I'. IWoodruff, ion West First St.
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1008. at Iba PoaiolUce al Sanford. Florida.’
under Act of March 3rd. 1870.
Gome In and sec our five cent counter.
rm clent S taff of Reporters Weekly
Williams fit Milteer.
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OIBoe F lrtl Floor In Ibe lllahop Bloch, F in i Snrel
' ^Covers the Territory for
COUNTY II API* ENINOS
or
TrVpbone No. 148.
Spcclnl in now Mahogany, Onk Dm|
If you want the Genuine Article (Jo to
Birdseye
Mnnle fiimltnr..—
!.. H. RIdlins & Co . for your Crystal Wnx
Tables
and
rocker nt Miller & Son.
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and Dermudn Onion seed.
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Anything you want at tiio twenty-five
Huve you Been our bargain “ counter»!
cent counter. Williams & .Milteer JOrJi _5.-Ul.und.25 cents takes tiic good*.--Wil
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Tor o rent Haircut and Shave go to liams & Milteer.
Albert Gramllng. 8»"fof/flS- Lending
.1 A. Thompson has opened n ttjegi
Barber.
market nt the corner o f Sanford Ave,
Pinco" the tltfcfl to your real estate In nud Third street and wants l o s e r his
the Realty Trust Company mid avoid com old customers and new ones Every,
plications. For jwiriiculam address B. r.
tiling In Florida nnd Western incuts
Whither. .!r.. Secretary.
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The Herald
LOOKING TOR OPPOSITION
Following out the editorinl In Inst
week’s isoue regarding the Growers As
sociation that the members could look for
strong opposition from many quarters
comes nn item in the Produce News to
liie effeit that the new manager would
nut mnkc good and o|hcr slush about Ins
diameter. Tins cun be e x e rte d from sojne
trade pnpcfB from now until the or
ganization proves strong eu lugh to throw
off the swaddling clothes of the infant
uud a p p e n r^ if- n full grown success.
-A-fww produce pa|iers nrc not In favor of
u. growers association nud mi ver will be.
These trade |mpers make their living
from the advertising of some produce
and commission merchants, and are
bound to.look out Tor the interiJtX of
their musters. The new manager of the
Florida Vegetable Growers' Association
will be given a trial und have nil the
assistance possible to make good, lie
may fail just ns other good men before
him liuve fnlled but until he has been
proved unlit fur bis position he will re
ceive tile support of the Crowera’ mnl of
The—^ikealil rtig»t«Mrvii- ^ > o <' fwi m rr
repiituriun and association.
The attitude of the Produce News
thus early in Um game demonstrates be
yond any possibility of a doubt that tills
trade pAper .is against Ala- union of
the Sanford growers.
It demonstrates beyond a douhl that
in order to get .au unbiased riqmVt of
the markets and other news tile, growers
will be obliged to tuke some other putter.'
It demonstrates beyond a -doubt that a
Itujter will have to Ik*.liyllLuiiyl (or the
benefit of the gltiwenTTKdl will give thrm
the plain, unvarnished truth about every
market and every item concerning the
commercial sphere of Hie vegetable trade
l ite Herald will do rill in its power to
PAULA POINTS
Special CorrMpoitilcnoe to The llernld:
The bait weather seem* to have settled
down Into a ‘"ntorm-petfod"- fn earnest,
but we liiqs? It tuny not prove n very
severe one.
. Mr. W. A. Zuchery and little daughters
have returned to their home in Tnllahnssee'for the winter.
Another surjirihc party was a pleasant
went of last ¡week, the occasion being the
birthday of Mhut-Irene Hicks tint! u most
enjoyable evening was spend by the
jolly crowd nssemhlcd.
. , Mrs. W. H. Taylor hns gone to house
keeping in the Fhmncr cottager.
„^tlas'Kva McClure.of Deniorest (!a.. is
the guest ot Mr. and Mis A. V. McGuin.
Mr. II C. Hartley returned Sunday last
to Ids work at Carter's ,
W. II. Unchunnn wont to Gleiiwood Fri
day of last week to attend as delegate
Presbytery held at that place.
A pound party whs held at the home of
L. J, 1liitLliiCHwluiilov—+ttoIu=ffljtbrif“ '
"ineiement weather a_gig«lly
cont|Mitiy gathered and n tint* time was
enjoyed by nil.
JONES-McLAUGHUN COMPANY
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Furniture and Household Goods
C A S H A N D IN S T A L L M E N T
inspect, ouf stock—g e t-o u r p rices ancf
be convinced w e arc the P E O P L E to buy from
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY
SANFORD
u rt7 X 3 M 3 m g W W M M P B M M M M W M M W —
Flagler I.Miccis lo Rullìi Line Into
Cltynt Early Dule
That Henry M. I lager intends to build
.'mother railroad rtt Florida, Is the state
ment of Frank. Harris, the venerable edi
tor of the Ocala Ibiimer. who recently
visited Mr. Flagler at ills pretty summer
homo at Mama’rutieck. about twenty
miles out from the pity, on -Ixing Island
Sound.
Gdllor Harris gives the - following ac
count of his visit and thP ,isȓifa7ice of
Mr Flagler Unit lie will build a new roffd,
"The FTnglcr .residence is not a pretentious one for one of Mr Flagler*» great
wealth, but the furnishing» ate in keep
ing wjiti ibr owner » 1 miosite toste
The grutitids are beami bill) Inni 0111. and
from every ¡miiii til view ila* pron|>cci»
is u Ulani pleasiltg Olle 111«* gioiiluls jui
,out luto thè sound, and i» co limi Salali'»
Toc’ Il is slml Ìli frolli lllc 'lllaedeliiug
crowsl . and is ¡111 Ideal retreat frolli ila*
citJVS mr.li aia! reni nini muse ilcimiij'd
ili fi) (Ile water 011 two side», tbe i.-oiIN-rature is «everni ilegrees Inwct 1lutti
Ol lite station at MaiuarolieeK
May Mantón
Patterns now
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October is Proving the G re a te st Sale
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Ladies’ Suit and Skirt
Department*
L ic it week .sonn iIntiy* npw is .'irm iiiR for. ibi»
¡ill-rentfy jMiptilur «lopartm«Mit.
Tliis week.» linai Im m jlhl nbotit a do/en «li(
fe n ili »I y les of the new Tnilnrejl Wnisls. nil nn
e x iiiliitin ii this week
Hi(*y are prieeil
bitlirs' Tnijtirt'tl Suits in -t rijx* «rumila ri »se
jirny. lilnc. nini Itbirk. wnrtli 52F1 tii Si l ‘HI
Lillies' intiglt lliiim*s|imi Suits \ntinng weui so well nini never su {xipuittr as this sen
;,t
" r. riugier say* inm the^gcuat »mini.
Of He», N«w H » r» |d O ulldins
put a salutary Ic s m m i . and Ins »ea-guing
Railway to Key West i* being built
stronger titan the onginul |i|ans culled
Ejfi* vuLfuiDtd and g U uci fitted, Gtidu*
*1« of (h i Lcat aclioola, aimI 20 yc*ri’ of ptw fotj and while its completion will be
lie«. E v rry th ia j yjj fi> dale in tbe OfKk»l liiu, delayed it« ' construction on its 1»resent
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wiW "wntiMann- Ttre-HTO'hT Tropic
( lu c i Double
Florida
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S 2 .4 ‘>. S I /J 8 , S I.4Í! « nid «Ht;
New line b illie s' Sweaters tliis week They
¡de m grnv, enrdinnl und while, worth ÎSM
B argains T h ro u g h o u
'The .S to re
- l'Ain -ipticíal, io -jiltin gmiTTiliiël
bn li iantine, as niY Octobef*. spec
lal
Mercerized Nupkiii»,- large size ami
ensiFy wortl) SI.25 doz. at . j *t8c
UuiitiL, twilit figlit apd dark color
For a few days, jier .yi,td
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Wtiile l.iueii i aiilo Chilli, hutit<'if
quality, as a 8|»*einl for n-few
Gallen—blues.‘reds, gray* throw
.ÜÍL-iiiíisülii-Liiui*ti*r —|Trr—
yïî “ *—J
lowcls. l'Xlrii^ largì» willl l'iitrifri
borderà or all wltìte
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o m u t-g j A N — —* — TVltlhi very cosili' lò'fiiiir. xva* not with-
Beacon Slices
for Men -are
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Table Od Gioiti, long rango uf pnt
teriij» uni) solfi unuitlly at 2àc. nt l!)i
Sanford
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NEW RAII ItOMI TOR SANI ORO
systematic marketing of their ero(*i nud
from past experiences of other u n io n »
theonly solutinii to the marketing end
is an association.
Tbe Herald 1« for the, people and will
ttlways take that »tillid to ihr cxi liisiiiii
of every other uflilinuon.
The altitude of the trade imijht .will
have bin little inlhieiicu on the growers
of Sanford who have long since learned
Unit this organ only plays the times
that are paid for hy the men who put
up the cash.
There is no manager in the world that
would suit the Produce New» or win10
"The town is salii 10 bav e derivati i h
ruminissiou men uud the little thug of
natile
tioiu mi Indimi wtuuun who wns
these papers only puts the growers wise
cnllcd 'Rotil i k , wbo was ho good io lln'
to the real status of aflairs.
Stick to your utgauiz.tiH.ii n-ganth-ics nf .'paleface» ut Ite» ,)Ry rimi »fu- ivmi tbe
the jiersoniiel of tbe officers Results m i r i l i 'M.im.i Kilueck . whicb w.is a tlrr
Will be your beat guarantee but results wai|ls sluirtemili io Mumarouevk l’hat
cun be earned only alter n hard light with ih tilt* legend.
■'Mt. Fingili is stili liuti' atei vigoria»».
the coalition etiefny.
willl
llu!.eAiXL»Ue»»-e( -a tour fi 7)1 i Immuni
Organization is the life uL ilm WIIH* lism
m bis ngiit wri*i. Iti» vince is
inerclnl world today and organization
sirugg
and clcnr and is witliom a ipinver
means the peopeluutiun of Saofoids
claim as the queen ol the world’» winter Hi» stop is qmte Ijrm. and al ibe nge
ol hi la prf-serils a splandld specimen • uf
robuHt mnnlinorl, thè reward fin living
On uccount of Hie stottn the electric nn alisteiulous lite. Ile was strtmg
current was cut off for some lime mid u onougli tu »»alk over lite emiro ground»,
lurge »liipiueiit of ueWH|iu[M.‘r tHiing'on tlii* and |»ilntrd olii ,¡11 tht* thìugs of inibirsi,
rugiug deep Miiuawiiere, Flo* llunHd is ile lliouglil at some lime he wotllfl lose
»hy of rending matter tin» week. In fact tiis beautiful silv^r nmple and otlicF
wo'are lucky to get out this issue at nil iiiiiitmiotli In»'» lite liearts beempe
und under the circumstance» know that affreled lli Home way Ulti! liceali tn 'ro l
our readers will excuse Hit* appearance ol
the paper. For the past few weeks life
lias just been a »accession of »tarts uful
stops and liie force stiuke-* bunds every
night ovef lire fact that another day lias
passed without a general cessation of the
Hunt.
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W . W . ABERNATHY
R. M c L A U C H L IN
M. K . JO N E S
Prieea. Bianketsîfbm 73c
to all wool
11-4 at $4.98
Apron Ginghams, iri all the diff.-r
emjiii««erhnrk» olid colors at 4 ‘ i
Red Spreads. In Marseille» pattern*
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J.aibc» Hells, in the m-w liaient
leather, red, green und black
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-Pcrcalo.-yartf -wlorriH T ill the new
*¡il I color h, at
H 'j C
» hud Drena Gingliains, beaiitiful
new pattern» for children's sclmol
dresses, worth lllc
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Mi'. es Sclionl Sltoes, low heel, gen
uine vici, fully guumniecd "in 1.23
and
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WILLIS
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ton Boots for
Luciiès’ and
Cìiildren new
in Ladies’ $3
opnetors Children $1.TLORfOA-
�October 21, Mb»
THE SANFORD HERALD
F 'ÀRD ABOIIT THE CUT
Little h ap penings— M e n tio n of
M a tte rs In B rief.
PtHSONAL- ITEMS OF IN1I R1SI
-----------[tittle cuy oii the tykes will tie«
Summary of the rio a lln g Smull Talk
»lot tn the tt, if futme.
Succinctly Arrmificrt for llu r
Mn. R. !•. Htn/xmi of Nashvl
rlcd llcruld Renders.
arrived in (he city on Wnliu>
''T h e Book Circle held one of their tic- her Jniidfuml. tlr. Iludvmt i
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‘in tin
‘ C fhnnil- lienjili* ^will • ptukc Sanford t!i
Hatful meetings last Friday
of
Mrs.
Roht.
Newman,
home.
ing home
Mrs. (». W. Wylly and Mrs. Lntfeoh r«’- •*, I. ALdmrhn, return*«! after <
turned to the city Inst Thursday evening.
o» poini-. in New York -tat«
Their many friends will learn with regret
The rcT tu Motín blew'down o
that Mr. Lyman Goodrich. Mrs Wylly's smoke si „ ks on {lie S:iaP,.d Wa
son, has been rjuite ill with pnciliiiQiiia. Cu s plant.
and will not be able to return to his FlorMr. and Mi Ralph West are I
itln home for some time yet.
Columbus t. i , and an „tvup
Rev. A. F.. Houshnlder was tillable to' 112 French Ayg; Air. W. .t . Ii «prcocii Sunday evening ns he had a chill of the Virginiii-Girolinu tin m n
while in Sundoy school, bijt preneln*d the fertilizer plant 'w inch
being
morning sermon. A mere chill could not here
iorce so-vsirHH*-«-«‘rouni of the rtfnrch*“ TinAiam'.iT:- i.. tl, n . p „ w '
to desert [as post of duty. A high fever
den.... n
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however possesses n different mode of telephniit.*.«mm Mion. ,Jusi lio»
cnersion.
trammeled Injsiio'ss witlmni a i
The ladli's of the Baptist clmreli arc mnk \b . marvel,
ing preparations to hold a sale of fnut y
for. and Mrs. C II U flier reiiir
orticles consisting of nprons. bandker- w, Im ,,h,y
a l-n,,thy vi>ir
chiefs and collars, also ,Cooked d e l l c . i r i t m
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Br. 0 :.l Ilaiiliituti leiurne.t Sunday
sale will lie held on Dec. Dili ami Pule
evpiting fiom ulatsim » m p to Ricbuioiid.
Plate will lit* decided upon later.
bid., and i« again it In ntiliV'mJiilliftjnL
Joe i.aznroif of Cleveland. Ohio, is stop
Misi.DruciV ih:tcr: ot,._kVdntcr Garden
vi-ii «1 Sanford , ,vntl>. the guest of Miss
J. C. Cooper of Jacksonville .'was ....... . IV .lien Lctller.
city last Saturday.
. Harry Ward is hi Indiana mis week on
Mrs. C W. Rose s|x at la st iwibhatli in -------------------- ------- 7
tin* beautiful village of ML'D^Wi*
P, M. Lltlen made a l,rt«*f visit m
Jno firuebele of Cleveland, Ohio, lias Jacksonville tins week
gone to Bayridge .to live on liis place,
Ilf tieorgi F.mil ill ncu lias been
bought thruitgli C. W. Rase of our city. i ¡tic,illy at his hnuiei is slowly mi prov
Chim. Adams of Sorrento, on Itis return ing
from his summer vacation, took ill. SonH C. Iiui ise lias moved from tile I riisk
Turd'for a few InflFs and was much sur
place sautliiMM o ’ low'll lo .ille inruer of
prised us to her growl!!’. S n are nil who
P «tmellii .1 I I hml sllei'l.
take the time to investigate. .
'll- M it J>*I:111 • l( J . i op i le|i|l‘ncd to
__A j JiskL llKitio. "Live ami Let Live,"'
hut some |>eoptc don't like such a niutto—
they wiini the uurtli. amt then wonder
why a place does not prosper
timid roads folks will fuel like (hey me
pioneers wtien Orange county citizens be
gill til take tlleii sight seeing trip s*>u
trolley car’s
Tackle iliings ns you limi (hern
Ideal conditions only conic when we
make an «‘ffort.
Tiie Irualile with m a n y im n is th a t they
are always w aitin g lui som e rui-ip. lio n e t
get a htisile on yourself .m l in ike .i m ,|
l-et tiie jsistal b ank law 1» m «<I•- e!
its live witlmut I III tiler «11 ii > «Mill I fill
llilhll will NiHUl flllluw.
Everything new In the mlllmery line at
Mrs. Ovurninn’* .'
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Remember thnt Miller &. Sdii tire sellini?
I'.monv Sun Proof Paint.
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“ tf u s lih l und puTvenzisd Lj mea tone, cur
load lots,
R. H. Wliltner,
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Al Hie fifty cent counter you ‘get the
In a in hargnlns. Williams & Miltecr.* IÜ-1
HS Hicycles. from $0.áu u|> to $111,00
for new: at Shnnlhnrgcrs Orlando. 10-lip
IhlV your cliipiKÑl liecf and boiled bam
of W, W. Long and have it cut on an
American slicing tnnelilne. It is (Inc. **
• Polished rockers at Miller & Son going
at low privet.
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We are'cnlilpped to handle your repair
work.
Sanford Machine & Garage Co.
48tf.
New crop onion seed Crystal Wax mid
Bermuda's Red and White genuine Tcneritie grown a t L, R. Philips &. Co'tj. 2 tf
Have your,hair dressed' ill the latest
stylo at Mrs. Overman’s.
Ill-lf
HU' Imrgniu counters, inaugurated at
Williams & Milteer’s linve the bargain
Tiiinlers amazed.
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Parental Gone to the M. & R. store for
school hooks and supplies for the children.
All kinds of re|inir work. Sanford Ma
chine í. Garage Co.
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18-tf
New Mattings. New- Rugs, New Art
Sipiures. prices tiie Iow«*m at Millertv. Soil.
WANTS
Ail I oi ul Alltel tise n u iitv. Under Ib is
Heading. Unc Gent a Word l ardi Issue
I jc n b l- tw c r ii m I i . miI I io u m i {Primary)
.inti I'osl-ollii r- gold lockol Miuiogriiui
i \r J W. I on mo side M irgor«*t on the
oiln-r Fueler return lo 117 prencli Ave.
mid teertved reward
lu ll
! in Rent
c-tin house, Loire! Ave
le i .w ell liti .nel .‘»i«|, li.itll iillil onlrl eon
lit i leii, rani ao.l citv wilier in boose.
Milpluii wan in ynnl Apply to J. It
III-Tl-'p
i i i Side—Go ni - young Wyandot tu
ONE
N IG H T
FRIDAY OCTOBER 2S
These
are thet
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points which
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characterize our business and
have gained for us an en
viable reputation. This should
impress you with the possibilities to be gained by making
I
us your haberdasher. -— ~
Clothier and Men's Furnisher
SANFORD
Vifhuiil! Best ftirnittire i«olisti on tiie I
market l'or sale by Sanford Forniture I
('omiiany
10-tf
I lu n e just installici an up lo -d a le
elenlrln m assag e m an |iln c fo r tr e a t ¡
nient oi lite sr:ul|i und luce. S an to n i
Shaving I'm lo t. oppi).site Depot. Adrerlg
Gru m iliti, Mgr.
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I i ‘s.,I, |Ti,i, k lein «ailed autuinubiic.
1 s«t,l Itfli'l II lllolltlts $;it)'IIHI ill good
i in liinm
I* l l onroy. Jacksonville,
HOUSE
dress imuch
better if we
do.
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IRlKKmr
Tw.7 iTn;
OPÉRA
don’t supply you, but you can
Williams <U Miltecr will pay the s|
cash for your second baud furniture.
We c«u store your furniture for* you.
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Williams 8l MlUcct
I ej :iim, ii
If. G Sim», represeutliig; tin, P.iikfl
S|wnt Several «lays Ibis week ill (In , V
ami eiiiolieit a iillllibei nt lie«» suIim n,s is
OU can dress well even if we
rfifI titiHntrrt— F ggs
? t (m jnT
selling Jos ll.irns
H- It-c
I .it ‘ ili- thie è .ni* farm. J acres ot
wliicp i ■ylenred mel till'd, other 2 ucies
ele-iii*il Goihi Hawing Welly* tile. Price
1 idli. on terms lo sail tiie pureluiHcr
i "i p.n ucnliirs see e write IV. I).-Wilnis. P il Box Udì iHflcc*32J Sanford
,ivenue. Sanford. I I t.
U-lt-e
I ei Reni—Nice el]ices.
Also ware
hen c. 17x’Hi itui proof. N. II. Garner.
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I 'h u n t* ,
Of Your Life Young Man
M a rrie d "or S ing le. H av e a Homo, or a Good
S afe In v e s tm e n t.
The Markham
Park Addition
On the Orlando road just two blocks
from street ear line
Thirty B eautiful Lots
Just been laid out and streets being
graded. Now,.ready- to build you a
borne. (No place like borne.)
$20 Cash - $10 Per Month
W IT H O U T
L'Jrft S | j 11,[i'I-! 11
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IN T E R E S T
See me at once. It don’t cost noth
ing to look and get your choice. 1 Some
lots shaded wul, oaks and some with
orange trees. Now is the accepted time.
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Room No. 2
Box iti. Dayiuu, Dine
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S.ivo >olii unii .m i vegelable». lise
Hatliillim Sniicige il it*'f. Au exliibilion
l ’Iv.ie Plmfmnry, \t. W. I jujiiIL A«»r. House u> Kent—Light rooms and bath.
Newly pain led inside On Celery avenue,
I.mo .¡i ns Williams' lunme. Impure L. A.
Bniutiey.
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For Runt—Ten air«-s tiled lau d u a street
. :ir line Station on place. Two acres of
11It il laud, cottage and burn on place.
On .n et «-nr lute. Address, J. N. Wlutner, Sanford Florida.
2 tf
Fi r ■aie 1 have ftv. o r .six pieces of
laud more, than I need for trucking. These
A S to ry of a L o v e Béhind a Throne
I llave Ilouse und several cimice lots iu
Sanford Heights und Markham Heights
for sale. Prices*Iott—E jlSTVerìtis. Fred
IL Yuple.
M . G. T . Block
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
T H E
Stop
Paying
R en t!
la u d s w i r u l i n a g n t cJii-^ji. i li*]m«l uinlef
my own su|>ervi»iou and will be sold af u
great» bargain. One five acres perfectly
lileii, third.year in cultivation, 3U rods
from jjeck Htimmock station. > -10 iiitcs
hall cleared and plowed, bulmice. Hue
hununock. two sttoug wells, tool house, %
miles fjrotu Cameron City. Best liargaiu
on tiie market. Phone 7'3. Levi Blnford.
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�October 21, «or
W e A re H ea d q u a r
ters F o r S u p erio r
L ettuce, Bean and
Cuke H am pers, and
S tra w b e rry C rates.
WE
OAN
MAKE
HERE
IN
SANFORD
W e A re R ead y T o
Book O rd e rs fo r P o
tato * B a rre ls M a d e
In
Our
Barrel
F a c to ry .........................
ACRE
POTATOES
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SANFORD
For some y^ars past has rested content as the proud possessor of the heavy weight
championship of the world in the science of
Celery Growing. Many,
claimants have been
heralded, “Justras good,” but even with high-class trainers, prominent in Real Estate and Agricul
tural Circles at home and abroad, all these have failed to make good, although some sections have
so closely,followed our meihocTs tFaT^great.profits* have- Been reaped, and lean bank accounts
| made fat. Having Started the whole of Florida and a portion of Georgia to growing celery,
SANFORD will now proceed to open the eyes of Florida Truckers to unheard of profits in
other
agricultural
specialities.
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Now do we hear
O ur 1911
Early
Potatoes.
.r
some
one
say:
“What! Sanford , surely must have the
big head, going to show HASTINGS,
with an unbroken record of 18 years,
an acreage now totaling 5,000 with a
coming crop of 200,000 barrels, going
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to show those farmers how to grow
potatoes?"
Wa t c h
Now don’t get excited, just
wait, we are going to show them some
stunts, yes sir, some STUNTS.
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PO T A T O E S
GOOD
New York, Oct. 7,—In a letter to The Packer, from
Presque Isle, Me. F. C. Hatch, manager of the-R. T. Preptiss Co., u large iKitato »hi|>|titi{4 firm nays:
"There is no truth to the report spread broadcast that
Aroostook county jmtntoes are diseased. We do an ex
tensive hiishiesj.jilj _ovcr_ lire Union- in seed and table
stocK, a ru n dm daily in touch with' growers here, buying
thousands of barrels of (K)tatoes for my customers, and
have no hesitation'in guaranteeing that they will go out
free.Iron) disease and rot. The stis'k j.'. Aroostook county wns never better. The growing season was ideal and
the weather Tar harvesting perfect. Aroostook has many
hundreds of thousands of barrels of ilio finest potatoes of
all varieties safely housed," This foolish re|wrt was
started, no doubt, by some one stuck an contracts It has
had time to be proven untrue.
"In south Maine, about 2(H) miles down on the Maine
Central, the season was late and potiUoeK did not ma
ture. The land is lower there and it vastly differs from
Aroostook count?. The crop is reported“somewhat 'dis
eased, hut quite different from lust year. In some in
stances avaricious .Jenlers have eneoufnged farmers to
dig in Aroostook countyloo early, with the result that
grrrn stork was shipped in the southern district, with hot
weather pruvnilimt On our own seed forms we have had
an unprecedented yield and have, nut seen one barrel of
diseased (ml aloes."
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The firm of R, T. Prentiss Company
of Presque Isle, Maine, is one of the
most reliable of the many * high-class
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They have for
some years sold Hastings Farmers, but
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have done very little business elsewhere
in this state, although their territory ex
tends from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
Th e undersigned h'as been recently' ap
pointed selling agent for Florida.
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Ask the Fellow who Says, “ They Have Blight in Maine This Year,” W hat Potatoes He is Selling
The largest and most experienced potato growers of this state consider Maine grown seed the best,
-and-the-produet-of-Aroostooh County the Biit in Maine. We can supply this season, Spauld
ing No. 4, Green Mountain, Irish Cobbler and Polaris, all at the same price.
We especially recommend the Polarjs, it is a white potato of fine quality and shape, early, run
ning uniformly large, and is a very heavy cropper. The season of 1909 one tiled acre at Hast
ings yielded 132 barrels, the past season a 5 acre tiled patch-yielded 590 barrels. A ll our Sanford
customers that planted it last year were delighted with the yield. With this Polaris potatb
planted and harvested early, $500 per acre net profit may be realized- here. We suggest shipping
the seed from Maine about November 15th, landing here about December 1st, -then put in barn
until planting time, December 15th. Our warm climate will then have started the sprouts and
growth wifi be immediate and rapid. I wish to hook orders at-once, this
pric„
DEANE
A sk ours C ustom ers
Mgr. Sanford Produce Company
of .la s t y e a r . about
Our
S E E D
year
Is
extra fin e,
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Cor. Oak Ave. and First St.
Phone 255
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THE SANFORD HERALD
-IRRIGATOR &
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PubHshed In
th e
In te re s ts ot
the
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A N ew sp a p e r W ith in a N e w s p a p e r.”
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In ten d in g In vestor and S e ttle r by_ th e - H o w o rd -P a ch ard Land Com pany, In c o rp o ra te d , S a n fo rd , F lo rid a
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Liberal Contract of Any Lands in Florida
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Every
Settler
On
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YOUR C O N TR A C T- SAYS
Volusia Farm s
—Should Diversify
Your Ypjusin.rarms-Coutract for Deeil binds die Hoyani-Pacjtard Iwmd^io , lnct)riwfHUfiAA1U<tter
of oats reaching higher than
a tall man’s upright arm.
Our settlers should engage
in tiie growing of peaches.
carefully looked^jlftec.
Ijiws oT Florithirttrpay fill' faxes on your InmnintH you have made your last installment payment it is a paying business.
A few Btorles of failure -¡n!®honl*l you not live to commlete your payments, your heirs will receive Warranty Deed to—the tract Plant- the best—uanties and
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-------(without the further payment JoT .fumxaat.—In «woe of- stehness. the comnanv will pYtend »the tim e nf
you’ll make money.
farming
occasion-10flvmpn,
Throughout Volusia Farms
ally creep into print. In
no
fruit or nut tree is better
vestigation proves these fail-,
It. to r any reason w ith in one ye a r O tte r th e fu ll co m p letio n ot
adapted for general planting
to be the result of putting
paym ents you become dissatisfied w ith V o lu s ia -F a rm s and
than the pecan. The pecan
all or nearly all eggs in one
you wish to dispose of yo u r land, the com pany w ill rc fu p d all
is worthy of a place in every |
basket. It is simple and
you r money and add (» per c en t, as a g ift upon th e execution
fruit garden, on every lawn,
easy to avoid danger by di
of Deed ol conveying your laud back to the com pany *. .
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around
every house for
versification of crops:
shade. The pecan fits well
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of practical varied farming Your Contract for Deed also calls for its exchange for Warranty Deed on completion of your payments, into this general farming
region.
binding tlurrompany to convey your tr’nct to you free of all encumbrance of uny kind
from a Florida newspaper.
In the trucking line, you |
“Suppose a man has six!
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can
grow Irish Potatoes,
acres and puts in a variety!
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of crops
He can have T i t l e t o Y o u r V o l u s i a F a r m T r a c t i s P r o t e c t e d b y U s Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes,
Egg Plant,
Watermelon,
twelve half acres in different <
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English
Pens,
Beets,
Onions,
crops and by rotating rapid
i Peppers, Lettuce, etc.
ly he can have twenty-four
There isn't a month in the
different crops in one year.
It is not of record that a I
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year that you or your land
Florida farmer ever failed 7 ERMS: r $5 per acre cash with application, only $1 per acre per m onth F'6fr L ! ■r' mtH<>n<>irw
entirely who pursued any r , ,
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n your tetrclettcies are toapproach to this method. ,or balance.
* ou can Pay an cash and receive 1U per cent, discount. You ward the cultivation of
Two acres, well and closely may make all payments hclorc they fall due and deduct 5 per cent, o r a n g e s and grapefruit,
. ¡Volusia Farms offers the
handled! fertilized and ro
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tated witii care, will give a
man- six crops, of which
H ave
A ny
T hought
of
C o m in g
to
F l o r i d a ! in e 'Ti\'mge ‘V»r o stee Í! ° íí üíl
never more than two will I f . Y o u
Isection* of our lauds are |
fall short under proper til
Write
for
(he
Book
more suited to this form of
lage.”
!cultivation than to other
It may be set down as a 1
1tilings.
fact that a man who has
“ R E S O U R C E S OF- V O L U S IA F A R M S ”
It will he a help to us iu
undertaken to -intelligently f
selecting your, land if you
farm Florida soil with a
will-tell us for what purpose
variety of staple crops and
IIOMIJSEEKERS’ EXCURSION rates to Sanford from the north and west will be continued
has done his work in accord throughout4 lie winter for the first time in the history of Florida, it having been tin- custom of the rail you wish to use it. With
this information and our
ance with the'easily learned roads to discontinue the cheap rates during the regular winter tourist season
precise knowledge óf the
und understood rules, has
This year, however, you can leave your home town on the first or diird Tuesday of any winter
never failed on more than month, hook direct to Sanford. Florida, and find us ready to take you over Volusia Farms—just across land, we can select a tract
one or two,' and that is no the river from Sanford. Your ticket is good for twelve days,“allowing you ample time to thoroughly for you in accordance with
your wishes.
more than a 5 or 10 per cent investigate these lands and to prove their productive imssibilities.
While you are making out
loss on the whole crop.
We do not ask you to buy an acre of Vojusia Farms sight.unseen if it is likely thut you will visit
In addition to such di us iu the near future. -Volusia Farms tract is so good for diversified agriculture that if you have an your application we want
versified cultivation of crops anniest desire to settle in Florida and will [»crsunully inspect, we have every reason for believing you you to remember the liber
al ity of our,,contract. We
at Volusia Farms, there wil1
ten ur twenty tu:rt* U,M*tM^ in t(J cultivate.
should be such side lines a s
On-the other hand, if you cannot avail yourself of the Homeseekers' rates within the iw*t few do not believe there is an
fowls, surplus milk a few weeks, we will, upon application, select for you what we consider to be the best acreage for sale at the other firm in Florida that is
Volusiu Farms
Farms is
is now
now selling
selling fast.
fast. The present is your upiiortuin- putting out such a liberal
hogs to fatten on buttermilk time of r e iv in g your applibatiuu Volusiu
If you do not seize it. someone else will
contract and such a guaran
etc. If our Volusiu Farm ly‘
tee, Ail our land offerings
settlers will come here with
are marketed on this liberal
the full intention of farming
üíísís
and this accounts for
diversely, the only possible
our tremendous success and
TesuFTwlirTm—SUCCESS.
the satisfaction of our set
The scope of Volusia
tlers
with our methods.
Farms is indeed unlimited.
IN C O R P O R A T E D
We want you to write for
-Leonardy BrothersDf Osteen,
our booklet, “Resources of
(see map in our booklet) this
S anford, F lo rid a Volusia Farms,"
It will
summer sheared their, flock Peoples Bank Building
give you- many new ideas
of sheep from which they
about farming in Florida.
obtained
about
2,000
nWiViVi^.
It is splendidly illustrated
pounds of wool.
Sheep
raising is one of the possi
with photographs taken by
bilities on Volusia Farms
ourselves right on the land.
just as much as it is in other
It also pictures the othe side
H O W A R D PACKARD LAND CO., Inc.
of
life on the farm—fishing,
sections of Volusia: County.
Sanford, Florida
hunting,
etc. It has some
During the corn growing
thing to say to the man who
season, it was worth a trip
Please mail me your booldet concerning Volusia Farms %
to see the corn on the farm
does not want to furm, but
without placing me under any obligations.;
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of Mr. Rufus . Britt, < near
who is looking for a location
lusiaHFarmsr The -stalks
to-epen a store. —New Voltf
of this corn were fifteen feet
sia, the Volusia Farms town.*
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high, each having three to
site, is for him. If you are
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four ears of corn.
at all interested in Florida,
Not a stone’s throw from
Town and State........... ...... ............................. •_ f
"Resources, y) f ¿ V o 1 u s i u
the north-east cohner of
Farms'1 has a message for
Volusia Farms,, quj^
you. Send the coupon to
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day.
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THF SANFORD JltRALD
W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y
FLOWERS — PLANTS — BULBS
SANFORD FAVORS GOOD ROADS
Eatlrasiistic Mwtlng Held In this City— Bonds For Brick Roids
A meeting of great importance was
held last week in the Eagle's hall to
listen to learned addresses on the question
of bonding the county to the extent of
$1,000,000, the money to ba used In the
construction of brick surfaced roads
throughout the county. There was a
large attendance at the meeting, many
persons having come in from the country
to get posted on the question. After the
speakers had finished considerable d is
cussion was Indulged in and the m atter
weighed from all sides. A vote of those
In attendance showed the entire meeting
to be unanimously J n favor of the bond
gation 1 find the large tax payers in the
county to be unanimously in faver of
the bond issue.
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"For ten or more; years w e' have been
paying $50.000 per year for the building
of a system of good roods and keeping
them in repair. We now at the end of
that time find ourselves out the sum of
$500,000 and the roads are even worse
now than when we began to improve
them.
“Some people are afraid of the bonds
being sold for any price to get some mon
ey. Your board of countv commissioners
has passed a resolution that the bonds
must be sold at par and _lhe state law
sayg the bonds cannot be sold for less
than
of me»»
their value.
end
».«n ^95 per cent w
.« n c , This
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«>1W & t,r t \i£vfcEfch £ ¡4 ..i-S-ad tlwr*
ough investigation and has been subject
ed to embargoes that will make the bonds
bring par value.
This road m atter has been wrestled
with by your county commissioners since
the road crusade began in the county.
We have tried all the. known local m ate
rial for road building after having subject
ed to rigid trial every* known m aterial pre
sented for sale. Brick roads can be main-
Mayor Lake introduced County Com
missioner Overstreet, of Orlando, the
- first speaker who made a splendid exposition of the efforts of the commissioners
to give Orange county a system of good
roada He showed that after a dozen
years of valiiant effort and the ex
penditure of $50.000 per annum in
m aintenance that the county was practi
cally in the poaition it occupied when the
good road crusade was inaugurated in
Orange county in 1896 by Mr. Joseph N.
'W hitner of Sanford.
- After the orange g rove* had-btiey-.defflf n * n flin q -a » in i - a u d - l l q g , Will
'■IWSEa "By the S id In -W-VS. a sort of make available to the county commission
oinking fund was establislied for the ers. possibly $50,000 per annum
be
purpose providing • m eans for those ftv used tn-buiidinjf (Metals through isolated
stress on account of- th e loss -o f their sections to connect -with the trunk lines
groves. Time cam e and went its way of brick. This will bring every portion of
and not a soul showed up for even a the county in close touch with every other
portion of the hard times money and it portion of the county. This will cause
Was suggested th at it be devoted to im the far-out sections to * become available.“
proving and building good roads. This thus making the assessments in those sec
was done, and while the road system of tions larger on account of the influx of
the county is not as good ns its citizen's settlers, the building of homes, the sta rt
w ant it to be. Still it is far beyond the ing of groves and the cultivation of farms.
advancem ent of many counties in the It will enable the farmer at a distance to
state in this matter.
send his children to the iiigb schools in
Mr. Overstreet explained that the com the larger places if lie should care to do
missioners had used various jo rts of
It ' will ennbtr ^The wife to do her
m a rt d a y s from many pits, pine needless shopping in the largcr piaces if she should
fibre with the result that they all have care-to do so. It will enable the farmer
proven very unsatisfactory and extrem e aryl fruit grower to take advantage of Uuly expensive. He showed that the con cheap prices of lands in the isolated
struction of a system of good roads at sections and allow him the good privilegn
the beginning would have saved the of hauling better loads and larger loads
county at least half million dollars, as to the shipping points.
the proposed roads will traversi; to a
"Tire roads as planned will be nine
great extent the same routes as now feet wide which will be built of brick
taken by the clay and marl roads and with a d a p or marl border Vin either side
that these roads will lie cheaper to de 3 1-1 feet wide, making li sixteen fool
stroy than it will be to place them in a road. Samples of this roAd will be
state of good repair. • He showed that erected near Sanford, Winter Gurgen.
the construction of the brick roads would Winter Park and Orlando, in order to
reduce the cost of m aintenance to a show tlie Voters just what they may ex
minimum white at the same time al pect for their money. I personally be
lowing of greater steed and larger loads. lieve that every voter in the county who
Mr. Ovrrstieet has ma/Jc a deep study is Interested in the welfare of the county
of this question and handled it in the who wants to see the county grow, who
most logical manner. He stated that he wants to see the value of property in
was one of the largest tax |wyers in the the county double, who wants to see the
county, owned land in almost every population of the county double, who
township' in the county and was not wants to see frame shacks fud^*- away
afraid of an increase in his assessments, and give place to handsome - dwellings
but knew that the improved roads would and commercial houses. ,1 say I believe
6ause the opening up of many homes in those voters who desire to m-c these
the rural districts and these homes would | Aladdin changes lake place should Cast
cause the assessments to increase, While their voles for the bond issue.
the taxable values In the county at this
When the speakers had finished a ristime are six million dollars. Mr. Over-\j ing vote of eadorsrm cni was given tlic
street believes that they will increase to movement. F o ra time it appeared as
ten millions within the next five years, j; though overflow meetings would have
and all on account of the improved con to be held b u t, the crowd was finally
dition of the roads and the making of | squeezed into the hall and listened
isolated sections available fur active ‘ throughout the rapt attention.
farming operations. When this gentle-1
B arclay still M issing
m an had finished Mayor Lake introduced I
E. Hay Barclay, of the Leesburg
Hon. J. M, Cheney of Orlando, one of
section, who disappeared on the 3rd
the foremost citizens of that city and
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. j in stan t, is a ill m issing and his friends
representing interests that are among the*
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I and relatives are greaUy alarmed, fear
largest tax payers in the county.
ing that he has been foully dealt with.
Mr. Cheney took the m atter up a n d {
Mr. Barclay is a Scotchman about 50
showed it to be a business proposition
i years of age. is six feel tall and weighs
and one that would appeal to I the voters
I about 150 pounds, lie has reddish brow n
on th at account. - H e - said *dn purr. j hair, long eyebrow», m i m . l « n h f I i'- l if__
educated.
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HUJ brother together with Deputy
and 1 iyave been a resident of it for the
r __.
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Shenff Gordon and local officers were
past twenty-five years.
e have a clean .
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here on Saturday having received word
court house, we have d e a n roads, in fact . . . . „ ___
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that a man answenng his description
no item of taint has ever catered—th at ■_ . ------------ -— rr--—
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j had berii teen walking iLci aiUoad track»
construction oi any of our public better- .
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penon,
U* b e . Uu.1 U «,e would be W. h ,o the
placing of the money. I am not so
sinister as to believe or expect anything
of the kind. The county commissioners
WilTsay where the roods will be built and
the hood trustee« who will be elected by
popular vote will have charge of the
disbursement of the fund. One wiU keep
o check on the other. The construction
of 125 miles of brick roads will increase
the value of every foot of land in the
county. 1 am paying several thousand
dollars each year In taxes and when this
m atter was brought to my attention. I
looked into the m atter of tax. increase
an d find there will be a tremendous deof an increase. Those
who are opposing the bond issue the
most strenuously are in most cases very
ameU tax payers and m any are kicking
against the improvement who pay abso
lutely no tax es From personal invest!-
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ing Mr. Barclay can be left at The
Herald office.
B est S ta lk e r
Rumor has it that Fred Stalker of the
Kissimmee Journal and Miss Dorothy Best
were united in m arriage last Sunday.
Fred is one of the best boys that ever
drew a pencil for his constituency and
we know be now has the best wife in the
world. May their marriage prove the best
step ever taken by either and as they
stalk «town, the pathway of W r m a y tt
prove 'all i
B roke th e h a n d
During the-storm on Tuesday the im
mense hand on the electric sign of
Howard-Packard Land Co. was broken off
and fell to the . ground. The light still
shines however and guides the investors
without the band pointing the way.
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L. H . T E M P L E
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Special Offering in Ferns.
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Floral Designs to Order.
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We nre exclusive sales agents for PERUVIAN -GUANO
in the State of Fluritla and have just taken in a large cargo of
the following nnnlysis:
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2 .8 0 to 3 .5 0 p e r cen t
P hosphoric A c id .
1 4 .0 Q .to J 6 .0 0 par-co n t- - -------Potash, A ctual K 2 0 . 1 .5 0 to 2 .5 0 per c e n t
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10 tons at
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Pickards Hand-Painted China
Gorhanrs Sterling Silver
Rogers’ Plated-Worr_j
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Elgin nnd Waltham Watches
Cash f. o. b. J a c k s o n v ille .
u , This is nn exceptional bargain,
we share with our friends.
One of the many which
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P eruvian Orange Tree G row er
W. 6. T.’s Special Orange Tree
GrowerPeruvian V egetable M anure
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We offer this Jiist dis unloaded frdm the ship.' uïïséreenetl,'1«
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in hags of 200 pounds each, at the following low prices:
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Phone 2.10
Opposite City Hall
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P eruvian F ruit and Vine Manure
W. 6 T.'s f m il and Vine Manure
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Ideal Celery F e rtiliz e r
Call at o u r S a n
fo rd W arehouse
R. H. WHITNER, Mgr.
£ Wilson & Toomer fertilizer Co.
Address
.lacksum illr
L0 RIDA
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED
Sale
Owner!
20 acres fine Celery Land just north of
Famous Celery Avenue.
Flowing
Wells Guaranteed for $60. Will sell
whole tract for $3,000, half cash,
balance one year1
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5 \ - 4 acres cleared, fenced and plowed,
half tiled witli Georgia Tile, two flow
ing wells, 5-room house, west side of
—... .!%r....Ipwn about .two miles lirom postoffice
just of? bard road, will sell for $3,500,
half cash, balance one year. . . . :
&rooin house on Park Avenue good
location, all modern improvements,
1 1-2 blocks from main street, sell for
$3,500, half cash balance one year,
rents $30 month. . .
Call on or Address
SANFORD. FLORIDA
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N otlce
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M aster's Sale.
•* hereby tlven to all creditori, legatee*
Under and by virtue of a decree of fortdoaure
dliirlbuior» a n J Hrperton« having Halm* or dr- . arntf
(ale, entered on the I2tli
A.
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M*ln*l
the t.ilalp of MIcbarl Kennedy D. 1010,
Compiled fo r th e B en en t o f T d u rlsts
by the Honorable
of
(be Circuit Court for the
of
an d Local Nim rod»
i r Ä Ä pr,,,n' ,he,n w,,mn ,w°
Florida, tn and fur■ (Jr
ra n i* C o u n ty , In Chancery.l
a certain cause
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therein _______.
pending. wherein
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It 1» unjawful for nny person ur persona
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ofUSanford
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Complainant
Bronson,
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Admlnitthitora of the Estate of
u> hunt, chaae, kill, molest or have in his. .
was Respondent, I sha
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I Bt public outcry, to the
ball a*Ui
Michael Kennedy Jonea. Deceased highest
and best bidder fur cash, at the front door
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8-Bt of the City
her or their possession any wild deer in Smrtntwr 23. A. D 1010
Hall, on Palmetto Avenue, between
First and Second Streets, in the City of Sanford.
the state, except during the months of
Orange County, Florida, during the legal hour* of
N ovem ber, December and January of In C o u r t ^ o f C o u n ty J i t d i c S t a t e o
sale on Monday, the 7th day of November, A. D„
F lo r id a
IBID, the same being a legal sales day, tbe follow
each year. Penalty: A fine for each deer
ing describe,! real estate, to-wlt:
In Hr E»tnle of .
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E ast U of East Ft of lo ts 0 and 10. Block II.
lulled or in his or her possession, not more Wm. M ile B«(r«, bw»‘j } 0ran* *
-----------Chapman t Tucker's Addition to the City of Santhan one-hondred dollars or less than
N o il« in hereby given to all whom It may ron* T ,0 ,L'
December, A. U.
tw e n ty -fiv e dollars, or be- imprisoned in iTim
llilf). !I 'i.1
ihalli?"niinly
to thp Honorable
Wm Martin. H t
Special Master In Chancery.
C hase & Co.
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SHIPPERS OF
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Judge of said Court. u> Judge of Probate
the county jail not more than six months County
[or my Hnal discharge a* executor or the estate o
Win Hale Rate*.deertied: nml at the «„me time I
or less than three months.
, M a s te r's Sale.
will Present my Anal account* a* executor of said
No peraon^flrm or corporation shall sell e*tate,
Under and by vlrtua of a decree of foreclosure
and aik for their approval
ami sale, entered on the 12th day of September, A.
Dated June tUlh. A. D, 1010
or expose for sale, or hove in his, her,
D. 1B10. by the Honorable Minor S. Jones, Judge of
B. F, Wannt», ft.
Déc 10.
the
Circuit Court for the 7th Judicial Circuit of
their or its possession for sale at any
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I lorida. tn and for Orange County, In Chancery, In
time, any wild deer, venison or deer hide.
a certain cauae therrln pending, wherein the City
of Sanford was Complainant and Unknown Owner,
Mnstjer' s Sale.
Penalty: Fine of not less than fifty dollars
was Respondent, I shall sell at public outcry, to
Under
and
by
viride
of
a
decree
of
fom
loturc
the highest and beat bidder for cash, at the front
nor more than two hundred dollars^ or
:V" ^ n, ,\ rn ' Pr''¡! on the 12th day of September, A. door of the City Hall, on Palmetto Avenue, between
imprisonment not more than three months I>. I BIO, by the Honorable Minor S. Jone*, judge of First and Second Streets, in the City of Sanford,
*•}» Circuit Court for the 7tli Judicial Circurt of Orange County, florids. during the legal hours of
or less than one month.
r lor Id a, In and for Ornnge County. In Chancery, in sale on Monday, the 7th day of November. A, D..
therein.pending, wherein the City IBM), the same being a Dial tales day. the follow
No person shall have in W alter or th rrr, o certainrJcause
~ c«mt
islnnni »7id A. B. Tmaiiniia ing described real estate, to-wlt:
possession, or shall hunt or k tP rnny wlfcT '**•Respondent I (hail »hi at- public marry. iu Lots 3 and 4, Block 2, Tier It. City of Sanford,
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Orange County, Fla. Purchaser to pay for illle.
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GEORGE .A. DECOTTES.
First and Second
Street*,
of Sanford,
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Master laCbancery.
this state, save only from the first day of Orange
..........Florjiln^duriqg
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bounty.
legal hour*
November till d ie first day of March MlBWi Monday. the 7lh dijf of Nrvwniher* A.
»10 th r tam e l«eina n Irgal «airs duy. the follow
M a ste r'» Sale __
of any year. No person stiull kill inure ing dcMiUrU leal catatr. to-wll:
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City
of
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tw a r tZ f1 ^ M ,w * >* * >* > >>* * l l * >* w *'> W * * * * W l% w * t * * * » w w * * w w ^ * * * W H 4 than two
l-ountyi Fin I’un-hnscr to pay for title
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A, D. loit). by the Honorable Minor S. Jones. Judge '!
GEORGE A. DECOTTES,
ty quail, and no (»arty of two or more j*crr ,
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of the Circuit Court for the Seventh Judicial Clm llt
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Muster in Chancery.
sons shall kill more than four wild turkeys
nf Florida, in and for Orange county. In chancery,
in a certain cause therein pending, wherein the
or more than forty quail in uuy one day,
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City of Sanford was complainant and Unknown
M a ste r’s Sale
Owner was respondent, t shall sell at putdlc outcry
and no person shall kill more than five
C A P IT A L 9 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
Under and by virtue of n decree of foreclosure to the highest and best bidder for cash, at the front
wild turkeys in any one year; und no per and «ale, rn tcrn l nil the l^tli day of September. door of the city hall, tm Palm etto avenue, between
A p IUtO. by tlie Honorable Minor S. Jones, Judge First and Second streets, in the city of Sanford,
son or persons, firm, corporation, associn- of the Circuit Court fur the 7tli Juilirlnl Circuit of Orunge county, Florida, during the legal hours of
The ONLY bank in Sanford that
Florida Fruits
Vegetables
General Insurance..Agents
Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida
«¡An A» m m n a n v slin li fits11 ti3fl Hint* fo r suit* >loridii, m Btul for (hmitu itiunty, in d u iiu ffy , in
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n nar w i h errltrprndlngrwherein the n r r
or lia v e i n m V n e f o r w e i r puH&t'saion Tor «iSnnfonl wm complainant and Unknown Owner
w nt respondent. I Blind »ell .at public outcry to ttir
sale in this state, uny wild turkey, quail highest und fk-st bidder for cosh, nt the front door
of
ctjty tyill, on I'lilinetto avenue, Uuween First
or partridge. Penally. Fine u l not less j*ulthefwvjmpstTwl»,
In the city of Sanford. Ornnge
county,
Florida, during the legal hours of sale tin
. dJtan twenty-five dollars or tnore thnn one
Mnhdny, the 7th dtiy of November. A. I) HMO. thr
hundred dollars, or imprisonment not ex stiuie Ix'lttg n legal sales tiny, the following tlescriticil real estate, tu-wit; 31) ft. nf Lot 5, Block IH,
ceeding sixty days or less than thirty Chapman
& Tucker's Addition to thr City of San
ford, Orange County, Fla Purchaser to nay fur
duys.
tide
GEORGE A DrCOTTES.
No person or persons, fir iu o r mrixtru7 -at
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" Special Master In Chancery.
tion bhttll sldp any deer, deer hide or
hides, venison, wild turkey, quail or part
ridges beyond the limits uf the county in
which smite were*killed; provided, hunters
or hunting parties may take their game
• home with them in this .slate, hut not for
sale.
All persons who are citizens of this
state before hunting for the purpose of
killing any wild game in this state, shall
i apply to the clerk of the circuit court nf
the county the said non-resident prujwses
to hunt It, anil upon the jiaymeut of ten
dollars to the said clerk by the applicant,
the clerk shall issue u jiermit to hunt in
said county. It shult he unlawful for any
non-citizen of thistatc to hunt in this
state without such permit; said permit
shall be huu-transferuble, and expires on
the first duy of March next following the
date of its issue. Penaly: Fine of not
more than one hundred dalluts or imufisonmhit not exceeding ninety days; ^
It is u n la w fu l for any jterson or persons
to shout wild ducks between the first day
of April and the first day of October.
fVnulty: Fine not exceeding fifty dollars
or imprisonment not exceeding thirty
days or both.
I ANNOUNCEMENTS f
e
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F or M ayor.
Al ihf rm nett solicitation uf my friends Lltave
c«nt*niPd to announce my caqdlducy fur tl" tm*uica ol Mayor ol Snnfurtl at the intimity to I*
arid in NovHnlwr,
Keiliectf Lilly.
W. H. UNDF.KWOOD
For Clfy Clerk. T re a su re r. A ssesso r.
I
*nuounce my candidacy for the office of
m y clerk. Treasurer and Atscssur. Many year*
vietperlence with city affair* and clerical tw*lUom nave made tne (amUlar with th r work of thl*
omte and tmvlng made Sanford |ny home. I ask
tne voter* of Sanford to look up tny recurd ami
flu im for thl* position of trust.
Respectfully,
- T i l l j j . f j j j j j ___ r r r r r
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Clerk, T re asu re r and A ssesso r
1 *m urged by my friend* to announcp myself n*
a candldste for the office of. Clerk, Treasurer and
Aivetior al thè coming city eleclion, io wIridi
appolnted to fili thè unexpirrd terra nf
P u*k l» Scote I aoliclt nn ilippccLlou uf (Ito Work
(“oii f
t^renylnee you of my qimliflcatloni ta
Tuffili thfc dulie* uf thè uffice.
Yonr» trn ty .' *
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Eor City Clerk, T re a su re r and A a aesso r
I *aBounce tnytelf a candidate for die o ffice of
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Treo»urer and A ueaior. * A Cltlien of San*i*M* 18«D. \ h iv e tieen octlvely
* '^‘bttflcd with her every tm ere»t--Thaeri a m wen P*i ent and can aerva acceptably a* Clerk. Trea»afin t .
1 tiav« no rnligivlng*. InUtnate
• S ^ o f tt S & .n f J r tr t t 'i d i v ^ v e ^ X I i l l ?mtn ^and
fftnci* to he utrful In tuhttanllul way«, ulung with
on Jrn k le from the dutie» nf office in puthingSnnlord a car of progreu.
c. H LEFFLER
M a ste r's Sale
Under Hitt! hy virtue of a tlecree of foreclpstiro
nml sale, entrrerl on the 12th day of September,
A. D. 11)1(1, by Ih.noruhle Minor S Jones, Judge of
the Circuit Court for the Seventh Judicial Circuit of
Florida, la and for Orange county, In chaucuy, la
a certain cause therein pending, wherein (fie City
of Sanford wasconiplninnnt nml Atnerlcun Build
ing A Loan rontiilii Association and Thomas E.
Wilson was res[iondenl, I will sell at public putcry.
tn the highest and ties! bidder for cash, at the front
door ol lite city hall on Palmetto avenue, between
First and Second rtrrrts. In the city of Sanford. Or
ange county. Flotidu. during thr legal hours of sale
Monday, th
ther 7th
7 1li day
d.iy of S'
November. A. D„ IBI0,
firing a Ilegal sales day. the following ties
ther tam
samee fieing
cribed real estate. lo wit. Lot 3 Block II. Tier 11.
City of Snnfurtl. Orange C ounty.'Fla Purchaser
to pay for title
;
GEORGE A. DrCOTTES.
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MHttrr in Chancery.
M a s t e r 's S a le
Under and hy virtue of ti decree of furecioaute
yrftd sale, e n trtn l on the I2lh day of September,
A 0 IBM) tiy the Honorable Minor S. Jones, Judge
uf the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit of
Florida1, in add for Orange county. In chancery. In
a errtairveause th r rein pending, wherein the City
of Sanford was complainant nml Douglas A Manley
was respondent, I sitali sell ul public outcry, lo lite
highest und liest iridder forensic nt lite front ddor
ot-tlie city hall, on Palmetto avenue, between Fitst
and Second Streets in On city I.f Sanford Orange
county, Florida, during the legal hours of sale on
Monday, the 7th day of Novernlwr A. D lu lu , the
suine la-tog n legal sales day. (he following do*
cxltml real estate, to wit Ijii It), llhrk II Tier D.
City of Sanford. Orattgi-* County. Fla Pu retiti »er
Pi ftuy for title
GEORG); A IHCOrrES.
Sim lai Militar in Cftanccly.
M u ster'» Sale
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Marsha) and Collector.
u l i k . f 1/ y jew noa m y candidacy fur the office of
M aster'» Sale.
ri*y »lecUon
Sanford at the coming
Under and by virtue of a decree of foreclosure
Reapectfully.
and sale, entered on tbe I2lb day uf September,
A. D..-IDI0. by the Honorable V 'nor S. Jonea.Judge
W. A. HI.1.IS
of
the Circuit Court for tb« 7th Judicial Circuit of
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Flurldo. In and for Orange County.In Chaiuwry, In
In Court of, County Judie, .State D f • certain cause therein pending, wherein tbe City
n o rm «
To ra Estala of i „
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m x n c i i hum nngk usuux • i u
Lyman Pbelp* J Drange Cuflnty
uf the City Hall, wt Palmetto Avenue, between
rF (I.i
a n v . . Streeu, ...
in i auu
und Secund
lo tba v,..r
City u.
of ---------Sanford,,
har*hr gWe»,, u> all whom i t may
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Orange County. Florid*, during the legal liuur* of
»ale
on
Monday,
tbe
7lh
day
of
Nov.robcr,
A. D..
---- -------- William _
rt, a* Judge of Probata, fur my IBIO. tba same being a legal »ale« day. the followfe
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real citate, to-wlt
•Xecutrlx of the estate of Lyman ing deocrlbed
Bloch ÌB, Chapman L Tucker'«
30 fL of Lot S.
----and th a t at the tom e tima I will
Otm
to
tbe
City of,Sanford. Orange County,
litru ^!(,?7
“oat acooun
my Baal
accounts aa eircuirti-
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Ea*outrU( -
M a s te r's Sale.
Under and hy virtue of a decree of foreclosure
Bnd s a lfc n lc r« l on the 12th day nf Sepleinlier. A
i, IBID, hy the Honorable Minor S. Junes, judge of
the Circuit Court for the Tili' Jmllclal Circuit of
Florida. In and for Orange County. In Chancery, In
a certain cause therein pending, wherein the City
uf Sanford was Complainant and M. C. Hrdrngrrn,
was Respondent. 1 snail sell at public outcry, to the
highest and Im*si bidder for cash at the front door
nf the City Hall, on Palmetto Avenue, between
First and Second Streets, in the City uf Sanford,
Orange County. Florida, during the legal hours of
sa le o n Monday, the 7lh day of November. A. D.,
IBM), the same taring a legal sale* day. the follow
ing descrilied real estate, lo-wit:
Lot lo, Block 4.T ier II. City uf (Sanford, Orange
County, Flu Purchaser- to
(o pay tfor title
GEORGE A DECOTTES.
7-4
Special M aitrr in Chattceryi
title.
Purchaier to ’ppay
ay lur
lor ritk.
GEORGE A. DE COHES.
Spedai
Muffir ln Chonoery.
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INSURES EVERY- DOLLAR DE
POSITED AGAINST LOSS from any
and all causes.
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THE
PEOPLES
BANK
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P ro m p t S ervice
OF
1 VI
SANFORD
OFFERS ----------
P o lite S ervice
A c cu rate S ervice
und will appreciate your pntronnfjo
FOUR PER CENT allowed on Savings Deposits
S>nfety Deposit Boxes for rent
t.'T
M. M. SMITH,
H. R. STEVENS. * Presiti i*nt
~T Vice-President
II. E. TOLAR
'
C ashier.
T
M sater's S a le ,
Undt-t and hy virtue of a decree of foredosure
and sale, entered on the 12tli day of September.
A. I). IU10. by the Honorable Minor S. Janes, Judge
of the Circuit Court for the 7tlt Judicial Circuit of
Florida. In and for Orange County. In Chancery. In
a certain cause therein pending, wherein the City
of Sanford was Complainant and Owner Unknown
was Respondent. 1 shall sell at public outcry, lo the
highest and best bidder for cask, at the front dour
on Palmetto Avenue, between
First and Second streets, in the city of Sanford.
Orange County. Florida, during the legal hours of
,
!
sole on Monday, the 7th day of November. A. D .
IBID, tbe same being a legal sains day. tbe follow H arn ess and B u g flo a
fJIncksm
ithlng
and
H
o
raaahoalng
ing described real estate, to-wit:
40 * HO ft. in S. E. Cur, uf IaA 6. Block IB, Chap
man A Tinker s Addition la the City of Sanford
Orangé County. I la Purchaser to pay for title.
GEpKGE A. DE OpTTES.
A U T O M O B IL E S F O R L IV E R Y U S E
Special Master in Chancrry.
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HAND
B R O TH E R S
L IV E R Y , F E E D and
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SALES STABLE
1*
H o rses and M u le s B ought and Exchanged
M u ste r’» Sole
Ulldi-I und by virtue of a decree of furoloaur* and
»ale. entered on the 12th day of September, A, 0..
IBM), hy th r' llononihle Minor S. Jone*. Judge of
thr Circuit Cuurt for the 7th Judicial Circuit of
Florid*, in and for Orange county. In chancery, in
a i-rrlain cauae therein tending, wherein the City
ul Sanford waa cumnlulnant and Mary I.India,w-as re»[iondent. I »hail »ell a t puhlic outcry, to the
highett and heal biddrr (or cash, at the front dour
of th r city hall on Palmetto avenue, between Flr*t
and Second tlreet*. in the city of Sanford. Orange
county. Florida, during the legal hour* of *a)e on
Monday. the 7th day u t November, A. D IBIO, the
mine taring a leg»! sale» day. the following dr*t-rlla-d real estate, to-wit: tjot 7, Block B, Tier B,
of City uf Sanford. Orange County. Fla Purchaier
Iu pay fur title
,
GEOKfcE A. DrCOTTES.
7-4t
Special M ailer in Chancery.
flnd.-r nml hy vtitur of „ g ic rrr of InrccliMUir
and sola, t-nipicil on Ihr I2ih day of Srptamhar,
A M IBID, hy tin- IIon or itIda Minor S. fonai Jodga
of Ilia Circuit Court lur the 7th Judkriul Cirrutl of
Florida In am) fur Uratiga county, in chancrry. In <
evi
i ai min
unti cauMcaula therein
(harem la-mllng
pamling wherein
whrririn the
lha City oof
Sanford will complainant ami G Hanl wu* rallinident, 1 shall »ell at puhlic outcry to the hlghrit and
ta-»t bidder for ca»h. al the from dour of tlieelly
hall, on Palmetto ai enue, ta-tween First and Sivond »treat». In lite (tty of Sanford. Ornnge county.
Florida, during the legul hour* of sole on Monday,
th r 7 lh d n y of November, A, D IUI0, th r »ama fieIng a lagal ia le i day. the following deicrllied real
M a ste r's Sale
citale, to-wlt: N. IV. V. of futi 3, Block M), IlerC ,
City of Sanford. Orange County. Fla. .Purchaier
Under and hy virtue of u decree of forecloaure
to pay for title
und tale entered ou (he 12lh day of September,
GEORGE At DtfX)TTES.
A. D IBIO,hy the Honorable Minor S Jonre. Judge
Stwvlal M aitrr ItuChnnn ry
7-4t
of (lie Circuit Court of (hr 7th Judicial Circuit of
Florida, in and for Orange County, In chancery, Iu
a certain l uuir thrrrin m tiding, wherein the City
of
Sanford wa» complainant and L Mabry wa* reM uster'» Sulc
•pondent, 1 will tell at public outcry to the hlgheit
Under and hy virtue uf a decree of fom haiurr and tarn bidder for caih, at the front door of th r
und mle entered on the 12th titty nf September. city ballon Palmetto avenue, between Flrll and
A. D 1010. by the Honorable Minor S Jo n n , Judge Soviml »treed, in (he city of Sanford, Orange
ul the Circuit Court for the 7th judicial Cltcufc-ofe county. Floridu. during the legal hour* of sale on
Elnridn, In and lor Orange County, in chancery, in Monday, th r 7th day of November, A, D. IBIO, the
a certain cau»e therein pending, wherein the City tam e being ( Irgal tale» day, the following d fiof Sanford wm complainant uml Jupiter Lodge rribed reufealatc. lo-wil Lot 1, Block 7, Tier 11
TruHre* wu* rrtpomlaut. I «hall »ell at public out City ol Sanford, Orange County. Fla. Purchaier
cry to the trig lie*t and Iw-it bidder for caih, ut the to pay for title
fruut door of Uieeitv halt, on Palmetto avenue, tie
GEORGE A. DrCOTTES,
tween Fir»l und Secvtml itriv-l*. in the city of SanSpecial M atter In Chaucrry.
7-41
futd. Orunge county. Florida, during lltelagal hour*
of »ale on Monday, th r 7th day of Nov'f mber. A D
M+tri th e in m r twtng a Irgatiatexilny: tliP TWTiiW
M aster'» Kale.
ing (lnacritied real e»tatr, to wit: l-ot 3. Block 7.
Tier A, City of Sanford. Ornnge County. Fla Par
Under and hy virtue of a decree of forecloaure
ch nice to pay for title.
and aale, entered on the 12th duy of September.
GEORGE A DrCOTTES,
.. 0 IB¡U, by the iionotnhle Minor S jone*.Judge
7-41
Speciu) Mailer in Chancery.
uf the Circuit Court for th« Till Jodxlal Circuit of
Florida. In yod lur Orange County, In Ch»m.-*ry; in
Under and by virtue of n ( I n m of forecloaure
and »ale, entered on the 12th duy of September,
A 'l)'T 0 T o "h y T h eiim m r.'b i.M !n i f jS rte.Judge
°f the Circuit Cmiitfm the 7lh -Judicial Circuit uf
Fiorala, In and for Orange tvunly. In chancery, in a
certain caute therein pending, wherein lite Lily of
Sanford wa* complainant and Mary Evan* wa* r e
spondent 1 »hall »ell at public outcry, to the higheat end boat bidder fur caah, at the (runt dtxft of th*
F o r M arsh al.
city hall, on Palmetto avenue, between First and
1 abtuxuica my candidacy for re-elect iu n u» Mar- Second Street». In the city of Sanlord. Orange coun
* pcopo»« to m ake Ihe race solely on my ty, HorIda. during the legal hour* of talc on Mon
day, lh * 7 th d u y of November, A D. IBID, Ihe same
L tiS r.k. aw not the candidate of any clique.
being a legal »airs day. the following described
•olidt the lupport of tlie voter* on my merit*.
real estate, lo-wlU Lot 5, Block B. Ite r U. City
Respectfully,
of Sanford. Orange County. Fla Purchaser to pay
GREEN W. SMITH.
for title GEORGE A. DtCOTTES.
7-4t
Special Master In Chancery.
Datad Aug. flth,
saleon Monday, the 7th day of November. A. D,
TWT1, thesam e (wing a D M sale. nST.’ tSFTolCtIng described real estate, to-wit: Lots 3 and 4,
Blink 2. Tier II, City of Sanford, Orange County.
Florida Purchaser to pay for (illr GEORGE A. DtCOTTES,
7.-4t
Special Master in Chancery.
TOP
P R IC E S
FOR
YOUR
ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, TANGERINES AND EARLY VEGETABLES
when aliipia'ii to HEWITT. If you arc not doing
businons witli tliitt iiottso. write to iliem at once.
HEW ITT
F R U IT
AND
10
Reference»:
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PRODUCE
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Cam den
Till» Pnjier und
CO.
C O M M IS S IO N
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B a l t im o r e ,
MERCHANTS
Md.
Tiiou»iinds uf Pleased Shinier» in Florida
Drink a Bottle of
1
G IN G E R A L E O R S O D A W A T E R
Munufautured with jiuro distilled water—they will prevent Illness, uld
dlgcxtioti and give you lieultii
Tho Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co., Sanford, FIs
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is F IR S T N A T IO N A L BANK
H«-a[«u(dvni. I »hall »ell at public outcry, to th*
highett and Iwat EMdrr tuf i iih . or the trout dtxir
’alrnello Avenue, between
of the City Hall.
Flrat und Second »trevi». In the City uf Sanford.
OrangeIVninty, Floridu. during the legal hour of
sale on Monday, the 7th day of November, A. D
IBIO. ihe same being a legal sale* day, the follow
ing described real eilate, to-wit:
Weal Wuf Lot 2, Block 10, TlerC. Cltyof Sanford.
Orange county, Fla, 1‘urchaoar to pay tor title.
GFXIRGE A. DC COTTES.
Special Master ui Chancery.
OF SANFORD, FLA .
O EO. PR R H A L D , V io a -P ra a .
D. P . W H IT H E R , A a a t. C a a h la r
F. H . HAND. P ra a lg a n t
P \ P . PO R H T C R , C a a h la r
Only National Bank in Orange County
Funds Protected by Burglary Insurance
8 a f « ty D e p o s it B o x e s f o r R e n t
O R G A N IZ E D 1 8 8 7
In the Circuit Court. Seventh Ju dicial
Circuit. State of I lorida
È Pace. Complainant,
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1 W I W g M 4 » m 4 W * 44*H W * » W W 4 W W » W 4 W W W W * W » W W H 4 W W » W
essuD Fleming, et ul
S trali je*
lefrndants
De
fi
To Gvorglana Frances Lawford:
J. E Pace being duly »worn depute* and »ay*
that he I* the txxnplalnanl ebuvr named and that
he h a t read the tunigolag bill, and th a t the tam e Is
true ofni* own knowledge except a* to aueh m a t
ter* ae a rr elated on Information and belief, and
a* to such m atters that hr believe* It to be true.
And affiant further afalea. th at the defendant.
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Ceorgloo#- Freeeee-Law turd. defrh.ldi.t „ U n
named, l* a non-rendi-nt of the aiata nf florid*.
THE M. & R /S T O R E
f ifend ICE C REAM PA RLOR
end that her rrtidriwv u a t ------- la the (tat* uf
New York, that th e U over the age of twenty-one
year*, and th a t that» la no partOd In the »U t* W
r lorida tbe aerviu* of * oubpoena upon, th at would
bind a*U O w g ta a a a Froncm U w fo.d.
It U further ordered that thl* order be publlahad
Iu the Sanford Herald lor etgbt tx)n»*exillv» w ^k*
**sap,Jt
w . u w - ugu»t,
. w v Aw i p n .
C Ml
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•tg P iÄ c
Ice Cream Furnished in Pints^ Quarts and Gallons
S ta tio n e ry , C o n fe c tio n e ry and
P e rio d ic a ls of all K inds
104 F lr it Street
P h o n e 281
Old Pestofflce B id ’s
�Oar Terms of Sale oo 5 Acres
•M pm snta o f ¡Celery from San
ford to date
Yaar
1899
1900
1901
190$
1903
1904
Ckatsi
1.100
8,200
11,000
21,200
34,000
53,850
Year
1903
1906
1907
1908
1909
Possession given on .pay meat of 123.
Italone«, S10 monthly,
C afe s
61,860
123,968
181.768
330,000
475.000
Sanford Money-Makers
Yearly average increase 1184*
Our Policy: Conservatism, Reliability, Prograaalvanaaa and Courteous Treatment _
Flowing suiesisn well guarantesd.
Ten per cent discount for cash
No Interest on deferred payments.
We pay taxes until development begin.
We live 3 0 ,6 0 or 90 dsys arsoe on defer
red peym rnu lit esse of sickness.
We give free deed In case of death as per
contract.
— TITLE BONO A GUARANTEE CO
: »»»w w w s a s a w w w w k w u v I
N um ber 3 8
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , O C T O B E R 21, 1 9 fO
S an fo rd f a r m s N e w / N otes
Mr. Lingo, who purchased fifteen ncres
from Title Bond A Guarantee Company
h as arrived at Sanford for the purpose of
Improving his property, He will Improve'
flva acres a t once, build a house and make
all necessary Improvements for a com
fortable borne..
Mr. R. C. Shaffer of Camden, dhio, pur-
$25 down-that’s all
fashion.
Mr. Vorce’s house has arrived and this
bustling gentleman is now busy, getting
it together. His family will be down
shortly and will add much to the com
munity.
Mr. Prather has In a crop of sweet
potatoes on a portion of his improved five
acres. The crop is looking very good.
He has also tiled a portion of his farm,
planted a nice area of strawberrick and is
making very good headway.
Mr. Gamble lias bad live acres cleared,
plowed, harrowed and put in shape for
a first crop of cabbage.
We have word from many purchasers
of Sanford Farms that they will be down
tills fall and get busy with Uteir develop
m ent work. From all indiarions there
will be at least 40 faqiilies living llll
Sanford Farms next spring.
If you have interests in Sanford and
w ant a reliable firm to look after them
write Title Bond A Guarantee Co.
Captain Smith, has rented the Oglesby
property and will put in a two acre crop
while clearing and improving Sanford
Farm. He will have Mr. Rldtard Tingle
of Greshaniville, Go., associated with
him. These gentlemen brought a hand
some pair of mules from Georgia with
them and ore prepared to do plowing.
turaUn£ &iursll kinds of team ing. "O rders
m ay be left for them at the office of the
TlUa Bond A Guarantee Co.
From the way Sanford Farms ore
moving there is Uttle doubt but what
every five acre tract will be sold by tiie
First of January. If you waqt to locate
I m progressive oomiuuuity, now Is the
time for you to let us make a selection
for you.
Title Bond t Guarantee Go., will sell
your property, will rent your property,
and will do the square thing to you.
Notice
There will be a special meeting of the
stockholders of the Title Boud A Guaran
tee C a, October 22nd, 1910, at 3 o'clock
p. bl , a t the company's offices in Senfonl,
Florida.
Thomas K. Bates,
TMs Unt M ay Interest You
FOR SALE Five acres, 2 H cleared* 1 well
2 room cottage, price SL050.
FOR SALE Residence. Markham Heights,
3 acres, nice fruit trees and
FOR SALE 30 building lots lust outside
$10 monthly-Thit'i
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Say, Mr. Man A w ayU p North-—i
T arm a, Gas made out a list of m aterials
for the construction of a residence on bis
property. He is expected In Hanford In
the near future.
The growers In the vicinity of Sanford
Farm s are now busy with their crops.
Quite a large acreage of strawberries have
been s e t Those who have fall tomatoes
will dp well on them and the crop looks
very fine. - Preparation is being made for
the usual acreage of celery. Mr. Vorce,
who purchased fifteen acres from the Title
Bond A Guarantee Co., has o fine bed of
cauliflower plants ready to set and his
cab b ag e' plants* are' coniing on in great
Mr. J . E, Paco, the "Celery King," who
has a nice truck garden at Sanford Forms
— I* getting thlngs lh 'shapc for his’“ Tall
crops. He will have seventy-five acres In
calory, thirty acres in lettuce and ten
- .acres ih cabbage tills season. Mr. Pace
began truck growing In the Sanford Cel
ery Delta some years ago on less than
/ one-eighth of an acre. He Is now the
'
largest grower of vegetables in the Celery
Delta. ——r-------- ~
The store building erected by J. W. Bell
Is completed and*ready for a tenant. Mr.
Bell is anxious to get a wide-awake mer
chant to pul In a general stock of goods
end will lease the building very reason
able. Mr. MofTatt, an old resident of
eat Sanford, ties opened a store and
Carries a nice stock of goods, but the old
saying la, "Competition is the life of
trade," evep if it does occasionally kill the
trader. Mr. Bell provided five commodious
rooms over the store which is a two
■tory building and is prepared to enter
tain purchasers in the latest approved
im m e m is
Do You Remember
.. _ •
How cold it was last winter, how the snow banked up against your
front door and how you had to dig your way out?
Do You Remember
How the rheum atic pain did the Cake Walk up and down your
spinal column, and how the ehillblains Teased you about getting
youEiectrirozen-thafe-time?*.«-*“-.r-™-» .
»."T"'""'1■ r
Do You Remmbeer
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f
__ That-dear old friend of yours who caught a severe cold and passed
..— into the Great Beyond via the pneumonia Route?
Do You Remember
How your wife had.to lubricate your “jints” with pain killer before
you could hobble out to the wood pile to gather enough slivers to
kindle the fire for dinner?
Do You Remember
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The suffering of the family of your old comrade for the actual necessities of life and sufficient fuel to warm their bodies?
Do You Remember ; Of the high prices of food, and how the m eat bill was doubled even
though the num ber of pounds were the same?
Do You Remember.
W hat a tim e your good friend had to secure enough warm clothing
for his children from the winter?
Do You Remember -------- ^
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That we have been sending you literature about Sanford and our
Farm s at Monroe station?
NOW LISTEN! NOW THINK IT OVER!
NOW ACT!
We Can Arrange
To protect you against severe cold and snow by having you live on one of our 5-acre farms
We Can Arrange
To plfjce you in a clime where rheumatics and ehillblains hang their painful heads in dispair
We Can Arrange
To have you live here with us where no one was ever known to die of colds or pneumonia
We Can Arrange
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So your wife will not have to lubricate your joints; so your old comrade will always have the ne
cessities of life; so you can snap your fingers at the high prices of food; so you will never know
the winter bus been on you', so you will not have to spend all you make in the summer to keen
HOME m
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*0 « can have AP
ReatTO ur Term s. Read Our L U e r a t u r e .T a k e a O o o a m in k fo r y o u rs elf. ThetTS end Us 5 2 5 a s i f i e n r S ! P a v m p t i r
on One b f Our F arm s, and W e W ill Help You to M a k e tlie Best Home You Have Ever Owned.
TITLE - BOND - & - GUARANTEE - COMPANY
-------f I N C O D D A D A T C n t
$25 down-that’s all
FOR SALE Ten acres, five acres cleared,
,
3 h acres tiled, one well, six
room house, odt-buildings,
near the school, enough till
ing for another acre, price FOR SALE
tf.O O O .
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TO irSA LE- 10 acres lnT ureka Hammock
four miles south of town.
Hone cleared. Flowing well.
Loading station X mile away
Price, $l#Sk_.Term a. $800
down, balance on time.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE 13 acres all cleared. 10 acre
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tiled. 3 flowing wells, facing
a ö la l
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] $10 monthly
room residence, near shipping FOR SALE We have applications for
grove, $3500.00. One third
point, price $13,000.00, $8,residences and business prop
-ash
balance to suit pur000.00 cash, balance in two
erty. List your property'for
cha sber.
years.
*
sale' with us.
| | acres, five cleared, fl fenc FOR SALE Ten acres, X cleared, half FOR SALE Five acre* In Be£k Hammock.
3 tiled. Sowing welL within
ed. 4 tiled, 3 In cultivation.
tiled, two wells, price $3,300
half mile of station. Price
All ditched and djalned. One
•one third cosh, balance in one
$9,600,
terms $10G0 cash,
well. Four room bn se, barn
and two years.
Will rent
_
balance
in
five years or less.
all on m ain 'road quarter
— :----- for $100 per acre. — * r:
FOR
SALE
Tan
atrce,
tiled and in high
mile from loading station. FOR SALE Five acres, 2X ocres cleared
state of cultivation, four weiis
Price. $3500.
H ilf cash
tool house, all tools and wag
balance on terms.
,
on, fronting on Lake Monroe,
Forty a a e a ^ f lc le a x td ^ tUed WANTED Timber
price $11,000.00. half cash.
old land, one well, price $.10over lands, grazing lands,
balance in two and three
500, will divide (mo five acre
orange lands, residence prop
lota and sell for $260 per
erty. Florida real e s u le of
tor $1,000 per year.
TITLE BOND It GUARANTEE CO.
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/Af S A N F O R D — L //e /■ WorfA L iv in g
Number II
ALL AROUND FLORIDA
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. 0CT08CR 28.1910
ENGINEER ELLIS KILLED
Volume III
Merchants’ Opinion of Dry Sanford
We, who here undersign, Business Men
of
Sanford, bear testimony to the unprec
Engine Ju m p s th e T rack on M cGirt's
edented
prosperity tliat our town is now
Fhe G eneral News o f "The Land
C reek T re stle
S to rm R esults Are Now Being enjoying nnd under non-suloon conditions Ite m s o f In t e r e s t Gleaned F ro m
Train No. 80 from Tampa to Jackson
o f flo w e rs .
V arious Sources
for the [Mist three years bar enjoyed, do
In vestig ated
ville jmn pled the trestle at McGirt’s Creek
present the fnct ns exposing conclusively
on Monday morning nbout 6:30, drowning
the fnllncy of the saloon element that
CULLED FROM THE STATE PRESS Engineer Joe Ellis and injuring the negro
HAPPENINGS DURING THE WEEK
fireman. At tho time of tile accident the LETTUCE CROP SUFFERED SOME stngnndod of business and financial re
■
verses follow the suppression of tU6*snlc
train was proceeding at a rate of about
■ An Epitome o f the W eek's M ost lm
of
liquor ns a business, and looking to a H ere th e R ead ers Will Find a Brie.
ten mites [*cr hour, having stopped at tluvl.—- - •
po rtan t H appenings in th e
- H isto rical S pring Flow ing
Southend of the trestle ns required, nnd ^urly SturfW III be R etard ed and Many greater nnd better Sanford through con
S tate’s Domain.
tinued
prosperity
In
business,
purified
by
F o r H u rried R ead ers
T
ru
c
k
e
rs
Arc
Now
R
eplanting
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after receiving thesignul to go ahead, was
moral growth, we earnestly urge dint the
"T ltelr Seed Beds
^ -•I'BitowIng mtano« eighteen" yeersOf oon- JusT &’uilnn$“ihbmenVmifYor'ItsTuif into
Ether Clare* Lcncvc, the faithful typist,
tinnous service In the lucrative position the city.
No m atter how bad our lot may appear good people of our city, county nnd state
•
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do
work
a
n
d
.
veto
Jut
.i
h
r
am
endm
ent
charged
with being an accessory after the
of collector of customs at Pensacola, Hon.
wo
can
uj
wqys
Jock
around
an
d
see,
some
Just whnt caused thu engine to leaYe
John E. Stillman, who was recently de the track is unknown. Tfie engine jump-*' section tfiot has suffered more. After thu making prohibition n part of the state fact in the murder of Belle Elmore, in
London, the actress wife of Hawley
feated for reappointment, reads himself ed the trestle, dragging the tender along severe storm last week m any of the grow Constitution.
In tile line of what we say above a Harvey Crippcn, the American dentist,
out of the Republican party nnd presents with it and Inndcd in .th e deep water of ers were of the opinion th at the entire
lettuce crop had been ruined but further silowing from the mayor'* court will tie of sentenced to hang bn November 8th, was
the G. O. P, of the state and nation with the creek.
»
investigation
this week reveals inudi of value. Beginning October 1906, the last on-Tuesday a c q u itte d .^
a volley of verbal shrapnel .th a t would
None of the passengers were injured,
While the intention of inaugurating a
cause the •'elephant" fo "snort with fear though many of them were severely the lettuce in good shape, and while some year of the open saloon in Sanford and
and take to the jungles of political ob shaden up by the suddeiiQipplication of of it will liavo to be replanted tho entire ending with September of following yenr nation-wide federal campaign against
livion.
the emergency brakes be Tore die Hl-futcd crop4«.not a failure by any means and there were 418 arrests, of which 150 were ‘white slave" traffickers, United State
many a grower will have Ills usual Christ for drunkenness with fines , of 52676.11. District Attorney Sims is n t . present in
From the attitu d e held by the [»copie of engimf plunged intoYhe creek.
Whereas the year following, the dry town Washington conferring with Attorney
Florida it seems that the State DemoThe mail clerk stuck to Ins ' car, and mas money for the lettuce crop.
of
Sanford for same period exhibited 363 General wtekershum regardtngfflpdltlp n r;
Compared
with
many
r
other
sections
crntle Eiecütlvè Ootm m en^c^M r.t
h f'v d ie relief traiu-arrived, mi periniendwith
4:J drunks and lines 21681.25:
disclosed by D e trim e n t of Justice hi- *
Sahfoni
escn’peli
with
slight
damage.
Tlic
the opinions of indivjdua^m em bers, will ed die transfer of die pouches, die trans
-svsstigutursv—
-r
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■—
L,
R.
Phllips.-ttniggist,—
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excellent
drainage
system
did
much
to
be forced to hold a primary to select a fer being accomplished by—a ' number of
'
President
Fallieres
nnd
members
of
,
K.
R.
Murrell,
merchant.
ward
saving
die
vegetable
crop
and
with
Buccessor j o SenatorTaliaferro.
negroes brought to the scene on the
the French Cabinet are closely guarded
Mac Lnsli, photographer.
out
Jhe
drainage
the
entire
section
would
Cigar m anufacturers who have returned wreck train.
constantly, precautions being regarded
Engineer Ellis, who lost his life in die have been flooded’out and mined. The • 0. F. Wnitncr, J r . asst, cashier Bank.
from Cuba declare that the damage done
D. L. Thrasher,clothing and furnishings. ns necessary because of an anarchistic
celery
being
better
able
to
stand
the
ef
the tobacco crop lias been enormous. The accident, was one of the most popular en
circular condemning tire President and
J. C. McDaniel, life insurance.
fects of rain and wind was not damaged
first storm which passed over tins island gineers on tile system. He was IS years
ministers to 'd e a th on account of the
and will come nlong ns though the storm
C. M. Hamilton, dentist.
exerted ¡U greotesl force in the Pinnr del of nge and leaves a wife, two sons and
conviction In the m ilitarycobrt uf leaders
T. J, Miller &. Son. merchants.
had never occurred.
Rio province, in which are the largest two daughters to mourn his loss, lie re
among the rullwny strikers.
,
John K. Mcttinger, merchant.
Will» die organization working and
plantations und In which die linest dual sided in Jacksonville and hud a room in
"Grandma" Snraii Bernhardt bus at
C. E. Walker, M. D.
growing in power! with the many firms in
ity of tobacco is grown. Havana, they Sanford where he stopped at the end of
Inst conic tif n realization th at she is
A. R. Key, teller First National Bank.
die field this season who will buy f, o. b.
report, was severely damaged by the sec His run. Hu had a legion of friends in
getting along in yfenrs. and with tliat
Sanford, with renewed confidence among
N. O. Garner, aucrchnntr
ond storm, which flooded some' of the tills city, who mourn his untimely end.
rcahzation has come the thought of
the growers and business men generally
D. D. Caldwell, merchant.
His body was recovered on Tuesday ami
streets und kept Hie city in darkness two
deutii.
Possibly it is because she has,
A. L. Williams, Bishop Block.*1
there is no real reason in the world why
the funeral was held in Jacksonville.
nighty
just celebrated tier 65th birthday, possibly
W. W. Abernathy, merchant..
optimism should not reiegute pessimism
•
Just before adjournment of the annual
because she has recently becomfc a grand
to tho rear for good and all. The Sanford
C. H, Dinged, merchant.
Quail Very P len tifu l *
reunion of the Florida brigade, U. C. V.,
mother, ixissihle because she knows llint
K.
C.
Maxwell,
city
c'.erlt
qiid
tiYastirer.
sectionJ[ius
again
demonstrated
Its
abil
Those in n position to know, who have
ex-United States Senator Samuel Pasco,
the golden voice with she once thrilled
C.
C.
Whitaker,
merchant.
ity
to
come
through
vicissitudes
that
been through die fields and woods re
of Montlcelio, was chosen commander of
her audiences is gone beyond recall—but
would
put
others
to
rout
and
thu
people
Win.
G.
Aldridge,
druggist.
cently since the young birds hnve large
the brigade, with the rank of general, suc
tire truth is that within the last few
i-nougb to fly. sny that Uie crop of quail whu reside here can be congratulated - Geo. Fox, Jr„ merchant.
ceeding J. C. Davnm of Brooksville. lien.
works tiie "divine" Surah has aged rapid
upon
living
in
die
best
and
greatest
veg
J.
O.
Packard,
real
estate.
this season is the largest for several
W Partridge wus made adjutant general.
ly. She is still a superb actress, and on
Davis
Forster,
physician,
etable
section
in
die
world.
Heretofore
year, hut for some reason is backward.
Tee executive committee will select a
the singe she continues to seem the itnT
h
o
m
a
s
K.
Hales,
real
e
s
ta
te
.
the
only
real
question
of
success
has
been
Hie birds being tnuclr smaller than at
place for tile next reunion.
|MTsunntlou of eternal youth.
die
markets.
This
season
should
show
a
11.
E.
Tolar,
cashidr
Peoples
Hunk.
#*
diis time last year. If die time at which
For tile first time ut any trade show
• A chapter of the Order of the Eastern quuil may. be shot could be [Hit ofT an remarkable change in marketing and
R. R. Dens, hank clerk.
-tiie
Edison [mured cement house is oh
growing,
and
those
who
stand
in
die
fur
K. J. Holly, editor Herald.
Star has been organized ut Gainesville.
other month u great ninny birds would
exhibition
to the public at the Real *
row
urediound
to
reap
the
reward
of
their
A.
E.
Yowell,
merchant.
Throughout the slate diere is much re be saved and many young birds, actually
Estate
anti
building show open in the
labor
nnd
fortitude.
Many
new
people
Geo.
A.
Speer,
merchant,
joicing over the fact that the duinàge too small 1» kill, would be spared. It
Coliseum
ut
St. I aiu Is . The electrical
are
coming
among
us
attracted
by
die
('has.
Knliner,
merchant.
done the fruit crop b, me West Indian has been reported to the authorities tii.it
wizard has given Ins consent to lire pro
J. C. Knsmlnger, photographer.
storm was not as heavy as anticipated, several limiters have already been killing name of Sanford.
ject, us he believes his invention has now
Many new business enterprises are
H. C. Du Dose, real estate.
indications are that the crup will be very birds, but they so fHr liuve escaped
reached a practical stuge. The Edison
starting
attracted
by
tile
business
inter
H. M. McLauliii, jeweler.
large and line in quality, and that excel dc.tect. Any honorable, law abiding citi
"[Milted houses." which are expected to
ests
and
locations
of
this
city.
D.
W
Herndon,
insurance.
lent prices will prevail.
zen who sees a bird killed before the
solve tho problem of congestion in large
Thousands
of
dollars
are
being
invested
S.
O.
Chase,
insurance
Thomas J. L, brown, the Tauqui |iro season is open nnd does not report die
cities, have been widely discussed, but
in
new
homes
and
stores
und
¡the
effects
J.
W.
Conner,
real
estate.
motor, proposes an aereiJime flight be m atter to the authorities, is just as guilty
lhi h Is tiie first time tiie house has been
of lust week's storm have faded away us
Frank L. Woodruff, merchant.
tween Tampa ami Jacksonville during die us the nlan win does the shooting. Keep
deinonstuted
outside the laboratory. Tho
D- C. Kobh. bicycles.
winter.
your eyes open, und if the law is being quickly as the clouds formed. Again it Is
Socialist
city
government of Milwaukee
Lucky
Sanford
and
few
have
uny
cause
Wight Grocery Company.
The bodies of seven men. all victims broken rejiort it. It’s your duty— Re- for complaint,—
is said to lie considering the erection of u
G. W. Spencer, bakery.
of the recent, hurricane, were washed up [wrter Star.
num ber of the house* us model homes
P. M. Elder, real estate.
Kcv. C a rp e n te r In S anrord
by tho waves nehr Key West. Six of the
B irthday P a rly
for workingmen.
N,
H.
Garner,
real
estate.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Anti-Sa
seven were sailors on four Spanish fishing
Lust Tuesday afternoon Jam ie Kobson,
J. W. Knight, merchant.
Up To B ate P ost office
loon
league met in die Presbyterian
smacks which went to pieces near Hocu die little son of Dr. and Mtb. J. N. Rob
W. H. Williams, merchant, furniture.
The Sunford jwstofllcc is not only one
Grande during die height o f the storm. son invited a few of Ilia little frfends to church Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Wight
C. R. Wnlker, merchant.
of the newest und neatest odices in the
It is also believed that a seventh bis home to assist in celebrating his sixth presiding. After disposing of a small
Florida Kish & Produce Co.'
state but PosuuusleJ Haskins is deter
amount
of
business
the
meeting
was
Spaniard was drowned but nothing has birthday. Dr. Robson’s lovely new home
H. ti. Deunc, Sanford Produce Co.
mined
to have every fucility for handling
turned
over
to
Rev.
W.
J.
Carpenter
of
been seen of his body—
on Mnrkham Heights, with its spacious
K. S. Johnson, merchant.
tiie mails und pleusitig the patrons.
Tuinpu
wtio
came
to
address
the
ladies
From Punta Russa, in the Ten Thou verandas and situated as it is in die
H. L. Dtihnrt, real estate.
The latest improvement is a cancelling
on this occussioR. His speech was in
sand Islands, comes news of great damage midst of un orange grove, furnishes a
A. E. Philips, druggist.
machine operated hy electricity und this
tensely
practical
advancing
ideaB
and
inflicted by the recent hurricane. T e most attractive place for entertaining;
S. O. Shinholser, contractor.
m achine h> n great assistance to the
giving suggestions for work which will
report says that the islands were swept und the children who enjoyed their hospi
J. B. Williams, merchant.
working force. The machine is Almost
be
very
Helpful
to
die
lodies
in
die
by a tidal wave and that those residents tality on tills occasion will not soon forget
M. Hicks, merchant.
human in its ingenuity and inking a
present
movement.
His
talk
was
just
who had escaped drowning were now in the first party with the new residents on
H. Hicks, merchant.
pile of letters und curds cancels each
what was needed and was appreciated
destitute
circumstances. Crops were die, Heights. Some of those present were
C.
A. McGlon, tinkcry.
one separately and at the rate of 635
accordingly.
Mr.
Carpenter
spoke
again
ruined, merchandise houses destroyed Alfred Robson, Jam ie Kobson. Sam MurJohn Nntlnll, shoemaker.
per minute.
and many women und children were rol, Lila Murrell. Lionel Munroc. May at 7:30 at die Band stand in die park,
A.
R.
Marshall,
laundry.
There are only a few of these machines
notwithstanding die chilly evening u
drowned. Seventeen bodies, supposedly flurry, Mildred Holly. Robert Holly, Clar
W- T. Deane, bookkeeper.
in operation in the state und Postm aster ’
large
crowd
gathered
to
hear
him.
Mayor
those of sailors, who perished during the ence Fields, Mary Fields, Joe Cowun,
J. F. Hodges, clerk,__
Haskins is Lo he congratulated U[
storm, wushed ashore, A petition, signed George Cowan,. Ruth Mursiiall. Addle Mar Lake made the introductory speech nnd
G. E. Cunber, A. C. L. K. R.
getting ond for his new office. Sanford
in
Ids
remarks
the
fact
was
brought
out
_ _ by thlrty-iix survivors, asks the board shall and Lawrence McDaniel,
R. O. Weeks, A. C. L. K. R.
is alwuyB in the lead.
that
ljlr.
Car|ienter
was
no
stranger
in
of Trade of Tampa for assistance.
Wilbur
Adams,
S.
ft
E,
R.
K.
CUy Lot Sale
Sanford, liavtng rendered—vnlnabi* as
C a rte r Is Grow ing
Marion county's registration list siwws
W. A. Lefflcr, clerk.
For the next thirty seven days the sistance In a similar campaign three
W. P Carter & Co., uf lids d ty have
' o total of 6 000 voters.
O. M. Williams, farmer.
people of Sanford und Uie visitors and years ago. Mr. Carpenter is termed a
recently purchased the large planing mill
investors In Sanford end those who aro “live wire" in this prohibition move
T. J. Perkins, ticket ugent A. C. L. K. K.
of the Edge-Dowing Lumber Co., of
Social a t C am eron City
A. P. Aldridge, fanner.
not here will have an opportunity to in ment.
.______ J ____
*.
Taylorville and are now prepared to
- Halloween Social a t Cameron City vest in d ty property a t ■ very low
C. H. Lewis, fanner.
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am
e
Nice
W
indow
s
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furnish tliu irmio everything in rough
church Monday eve Oct, 31at.
' N rJ.T'erkliiiT principal High School.
figure. Everyono knows that the Holden
The
N.
P.
Yowell
Co.,
believe
in
win
dressed
lumber. W. P. Carter Is a
A short literary program will be ren Real Estate Co., has some of the choicest
A. B. Brock, farmer.
hustler and in a few yeura has built up
dered. and Halloween games, ghosts and city property in Sanford. This property dow displays and usually keep the passer
A. R. Chappell, celery grower.
a fine business bere. He expects to
or tune telling will insure all a jolly has never been offend at such a price by Interested in gazing at fine dress
J. F. Hickson, fanner.
goods
and
furnishings.
In
the
arrange
transact- all tbe business from the S an
good lime.
R. H. Muirhead, fanner.
before and never will be again. The
ment
of
the
windows
George
Watson
is
ford uflice und will greatly enlarge his
A. T. Rossetter, fanner.
Negro minstrels will furnish music property is situated south and west and
now
taking
u
leading
part
and
allows
rare
working force and facilities in order to
J.
J.
Dickinson,
attorney.
during the entire evening. Refreshments in sections of the d ty that should suit
J. L. Mallory, farmer.
keep up with the orders. Tiie many new
of coffee, doughnuts and pumpkin pie the idea* of the investor or home builders. taste and judgment in colors and po
C. 11. Lefller, merchant.
buildings being erected in Sanford arò
^vrlU be served. Special cars will leave This property will all double in value In sition. Mr. Watson states tliat he has
been
handicapped
hy
small
windows
but
almost suflident to keep one mill busy
•
To Old S u b sc rib e rs
Sdaford, 7:15 and 7:45 return 9:30 and the next twelve months because the d ty
when
he
nets
into
the
new
store
he
will
Any of our subscribers who do pot care but Carter & Co„ furnish lumber for
V 10:15.
is growing tliat way. Read their page show the public some reul windows disto beuefit by extending tbeir subscription many points in Soqth Florida und aro
Guy h car ticket of one of the 8th ^•ad" lq. today's Herald Bnd then have
p
h
n
w
7
another
full'year
I'year in advance and thereby now able lo get out rush orders ut
grade puptfa- or «1 U R, Philips Drug them take you out In the car and inspect
C
atholic
C
hurch
getting
Uie
three two-year old grape vines short notice.__________________
■lore. 1
_£
the property.' You W ill B uy I t.
The new pastor of the Catholic church free as per our offer but would like to
C o n g reg atio n al Church.
E lection o f T ru ste e s
here. Rev, P. J . Bresna han w ishes to un- have tom e pi .these i-imire v im.« mny itn
New B arb er Shop
The p u altx K u Y ,-iiau _ ii._ W n ld a m .jer_
The election of school trustee* Tor S an bounce that the regular services uf that so by paym ent .of sixty-five cents for die turns tills week with ids family, from
G. W. W alters has leased the Sanford
House Barber Shop from M. P, Li pc and ford occurred last Thursday and was a church will be as follows: Mass every set of three—one Delaware, one Concord tbe North and will prendi morning and
will conduct a first class place. Satla- very tome affair as everyone seemed morning, except Sunday, at 7 o'clock. and one Niagara; or $2.50 jier dozen, as evening at the usual 'h o u rs Oct. 30th.
isfaction is guaranteed to the public and satisfied p ith the present board and Sunday m ass a t 10 a. m. and vespers sorted in any proportion desired. P ay when he hopes to meet as many as
ll*e shop is up to date in every respect. they were elected by a large majority. Sunday evonlng at 7.30. A sermon will m ent and application m ust be mode possible of the church and congregation.
A share of tba public patronage Is re- They ere B. F. Whitner Jr., L. H. Philips be dxUvered at each aervioe on Sunday either to thls-ttflkr uf to Mr. L. ii. Temple
Subject in morning "A i l a r ^ /juuj
and everybody is invited
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Boston", evening “A Mult's Job".
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