Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, May 14, 1913, Page 8

T — about the home or gecurity boxes—it Is NOT on your person or secreted in flimsy safes or should be on de- on May 2 by the sucdden death of CONCERNING THE TRAGIC DEATH i MRS. FREEMAN. Our whole commurity was shocked Mrs. H. Freeman. Marictta Crosby was born April 26, 1887; married| July 31, 1906, to Mr Allen H. Free- man. Her sudden death was caused by a bullet from an old pistol, not knowing it was loaded, she and her husband and mother-in-law yere playing with it. While in the hands| of Mr. Freeman it went off suddenly ‘| entering his wife’s abdomen. The pistol was supposed to be worthless as they had played with ‘t a few days previous while out on the lake and had been laid aside as worth- less. Mrs. Freeman when the lived about thirty-six hours dark shadow of death crossed her sweet| life. Her migd was always clear; she never murmured nor complained o! her accident; she always thougkt which ke never did only for a few moments. She would plead so hard, ‘‘Allen, oh, Allen, stay with me; come to me; don't leave me; God is your jwige, not man; I love you; 1’ don’t blame you; don’t grieve. it hurts me to see you cry; 1 can’t cry, THE EVENING TELLGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA, MAY 11, UZ:E_____________.__—-——-—_\ I ——— ———————— ————"_——_-——“\ e ———————— Kiss them for me when they wake; m’s Lead them gently in liic’s pathway, ]'Hls lA E Love them doubly for my gake; Clasp my hand still closer darling, | Tiais the last night of my life, | | For tomorrow 1 shall never Angwer when you call me wife. . | Fare t;:ce well, my noble husband; "Obilc. 'l'e"s flow She Gamed n. ! Faint not ncath the chast'ning’! ol Mobfle, Ala—"1 suffered for seves .Throw your strong arm ‘round our years, with womanly trouble,” writes children; | Mrs, Sigurd Hansen in a letter from Keep them close to thee and ghig eity. “I felt weak and always had | God.”’ | a headache and was always going to the doctor. At last I was operated on, | Her husband’s name was toe last and felt Detter, but soon I had the a same trouble. she ever spoke; she lcaves besides | o heart-broken husband two cp%ldfieé,‘ ::lyt:::t‘:ng!::rfi?;;: tb?t::,l;“ father and mother of her husband, 2 gow. 1 have 8 .§00d appetite and sleep sister and brother and some near tel-‘ 'oll: I feel fine, and the doctor tells | atives to mourn her death. | me T am looking better than he ever They arc in deep distress and it v bie scems that God alone can cuml‘o!‘t1 1t you are sick and miserable, and ithem. She spoke of sceing her baby suffer from any of the pains due to | and the happy reunion in the great womanly trouble—try Cardul. . beautiful beyond. She passed awa¥ — oardul s successful because it 18 Vabout 10 o'clock Friday nigh " eomposed of Ingredients that have been : 2, 1913. On Sunday eveiing, May 1, found to act curatively on the womade "at 4 o'clock, all that was mortal ol Jy eonstitution. the deceased was borne to the Myr-, For more than fifty years, 1t has been tle street church; therc to a largs used by women of all ages, with great gathering of sorrowing rcople Rev.: success. Try it. Your drugsist sells it . W. H. Steinmeyer and Rev. I. C.| N.B—Writeto: Ladie<® Advisory Dept., Chattae \cine Co., Chatt 0oga, Tenn., for Specsal | 1Jcnklns spoke Sadlr’ solemnly and xzfriurlirdnfs?eané‘m—;as book, ** Home Tt GU@_APPE"TE MY LINE INCLUpp 'Mrs. Hansen, In a Letter From|Newspapers oooooooooooooocoomo.wé mmmm,m Magazines Stationery Post Cargs Cig Come and see me before p, chasing elsewhere, Yoyl patronage appreciate(. Miss Ruby Danjg News Stand Loooy of Ddisonia Thes:y Ta nat peust posit here where it IS safe from fire, theft, etc., and is earning maximum interest besides helping materially to promote the business and develop- ment of our community. Don't leave anothe wvay pass with- out opening that account—the fire or burglary may occur any time. THE STATE BANK OF LAKELAND FLA, "FOR SALE | FOR SALE-—Nine choice lots in Palma Cela Park subdivision for $2.200. Why pay $3560 for lots we will gell for $250. Simms Realty| Co., Tampa. Fla. 686 | FOR SALE—12 acres, good house of| M' ll § rooms, fine young grove of about 1303 flneous 275 trees, 4 acres truck land, fronting Lake Parker.Price $3,000. The John F. Cox Realty Co. 702| VANTED—1,500 to 2,000 dollars on Lakeland real estate. Will pay 10 fOR RENT—DModern 6-room bunga- low, with bath and all conven- fences South Tennessee Ave, Ap- ply W. Fiske Johnson. 639 ROOMS TO RENT—With modern conveniences. Apply at 905 So. Fla. Ave., or see W. Fiske John- son. 699 FOR SALE—Two lots in Dixieland,| FPer cent interest. Address Box A bargain. Apply to Majestic! 67, Lakeland. 670 theater. 688/ Bl lARCHER, the secondhand man, buys FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN—Dairy, anything from a postage stamp complete, bottles, cans, separators, to a saw mill. 210 N. Main St. etc.; 50 fine cows; gool horse and| 687 delivery wagon. See me quick. E. H. Youngs, Jr. 700 | ANYONE having potatoes, tomatoes, or truck of any kind will profit by #OR SALE—Fine lot, 50x150, fine communicating with H. D. Jen- bearing trees; paved street; ce- nings, Haskell Fla. 693 ment walk; onyl $900. The John! ] K E e DL e 692| LOST—Cow, yellowish, with brin- l§ . FOR SALE—10 acres, all cleared and dled hips; one ear slit, other | cropped; wears bell; has young fenced, 100 young Valencia orange trees, 80 grapefruit trees, 3 acres | fine truck land, 300 feet fronting on Lake Parker. Price $2,600. The John F. Cox Realty Co. 702 salf. Return to J. H. Bradshaw, W. Lemon and receive reward. , 698 ANSWER TODAY. We want one special agent to rep- resent Lakelanl and Vicinity, with one of the largest Accident and Health Insurance Co.’s in the World. 3 Money guaranteed to the right man. POR SALE—12-room house; modera qqregs Box 388, Lakeland, Fla. FCR SALE—Good saddle horse and | surrey, in good condition. Inquire at 917 East Orange. 695 conveniences; well screened; close 682 fn. 502 N. Ky. Ave. Phone 317 Black. 694! 10ST—An A. C. L. mileage book, made out to R. T. Sankey. Finder please return to Telegram office and recelve reward. 693 | WANTED—A loan of $900 on real estate, close in. Address S., care Telegram. 051t | LOST—$5.00 will be paid for the POR RENT—Nicely furnished house, return to the Evening Telegram of- of four rooms. All conveniences. fice of a gold-headed umbrella, lost Apply to 309 South Missouri Ave.; about ten days or two weeks ago. { This sum is paid on account of the | FOR RENT—4 unfurniched roomn;‘lnmbrella having been a gift and lights and water; new house. 517] therefore highly valued by the Prospect street. 701 owner, it was as much her fault as his. She was not satisfied if he left her side, I am going home to rest. I will soon! sy eet, comforting words to the be-| be with our baby.” She knew from reaved ones. Then the solemn tread | the beginning she could not recover,' bent its way to the cold and silenc| but death had no terror for her. Ev.| grave, there with prayer and tears, erything that her faithful usband,| they laid her by the side of her lit- parents, physicians and numerous,' tie child, there to await the resur.| but newly-made friends could do was, rection morn. | g done to restore her but to no avaiL: N They had been in Lakeland only' qnen came the night; a short time, and during that shor.; Njght {g the time to weep; time they had been called upon t0 7, wet with unseen tears give up a precious little baby; but rpoge graves of memory where sleeps’ mysterious are the dealings of an al- mye joy of other years. ‘ wise and loving Providence to per-; MRS. J. C. HENRY. | mit such sore afflictions to come into | such a Christian home. It is a se-| vere shock and they have the sincer: SIMPLE VISITING GOWN _‘ sympathy of the entire community. It would be some comfort if they cculd only realize that perhaps at' | no other time would she have becn ATTRACTIVE MODEL SURE TO BE prepared to go as at that moment.| A GENERAL FAVORITE. And as He who never makes a mis-| take, had need for anmother jewel, took her to Himself to dwell forever- Has Many Points Which Will Make It Popular—Little Coat of Alice Blue Adds to Artistic Effect of the Whole. more, there to await the coming oi | loved ones; for where our treasure: | are our heart will be also. i Mrs. Freeman being deprived of "i father’s and mother's love was drawn nesrer and nearcr to her husband'e parents. She always said, “papa’” and visiting gown. The skirt is made sep- “mamma’” to his parents. arate, but worn with a waist of lace, Any of the new colors shown in ! spring fabrics will look well made up They lived togetier as one fam. veiled with colored chiffon to match ily; they were a devoted family and the gown. It has a p front and loved loved each other dearly, al- back with a crescent decoration fine Ished with covered butluns, ways consulting each other in all | Naypa0as e The little coat shews a collar and | their family affairs. They were hardly ever scperated only for a color as the gown, which in this in- time. She was always gentle and kind; a devoted mother and wile,| always looking in the bright side ofi life; the heart of her husband trust- ed gafely in her. She tried to do good and not evil all the time in her life. She mad2 friends with every- body she came ir contact with; nou knew her but to live her; none named her, but to praise. Prayer af- ter prayer was offered to restore her, but to no avail. . The sweetest prayer came from her lips I ever heard of- fered. She spcke as if— “There is no shadow o'er the portals Leading to mv hcavenly home; Christ has promised life immortal, And 'tis He that bids me come.” It was the most impressive scena that I ever witnessed. She called ail the family one by one and Kkissed them goodbye and said: “It is so Lard to part; dont cry; I can’t, and| it hurts me to see you cry; you must all come; I am going home to be; with our baby; take care of the chil.' dren. ‘“‘Tell them often of their mother; RCHER New and Second Hand Store' FOR BARGAINS i stance is Alice blue. The rose and | melon shades and the very attractive | olive greens and light bro Oll stoves and wood stoves, double geason will develop egqunlly ::II.O:I;::: | ovens and single ovens, dressers nnd: on the same lines. ( Buch a gown is very useful for by commodes, rocking chairs and dln-‘lh addition of the right accessories ing chairs, tables, Kitchen eablnet | ing pietare nety tt “prremrer "t sideboards and refrigerators, "bfl"llnuy enough for any sort of day | function. Worn with a small hat and | ! | | ! { i B | | | like this attractive modcl for a simple ' g euffs of brocaded satin of the same | =& table, baby cabs, beds and walkers; | gtreet gloves it adapts itself to every- geod fron beds $2, $2.50 and $3; 92y use. ' Light welght clothes in the new! springs, $1.25, $1.50 and $2. Wiil eripe finish, or supple smooth faced | exchange new furniture for old. | cloths are properly chosen for this | costume. | Goods bought and sold. JULIA BOTTOMLEY. i Emblem of Charity, Love, kindness, toleration, what i | ever charity may be, or if she 1s com [ pounded of them all. I know not. All . that I do know is that ghe is rare, i and that her emblem on a sailor's arm i 210 W. Main St., | =—is always drawn between the a; chor |and the ei1oss.—Cunningham ‘ Old Opera House Building, ham. ’ _— This is the most complete hardw store i - this community. We supp!y ! i ‘o Women,” sent in plain wrapper, on request. . ubb J. J. DAVIS & COJE ning Successors to D. Fulghum pion ! sh h 218 and 220 South Florida Avenue hree atis fhe & The com b estig tate | r st Heavy and Fancy [ Groceries ptates o ad csolut 6 Dro asia | UNST FL( Hay, Grain, and Feeds a Specialty Colu ) Py paving, onstru ema; | rounties gia, ang Griffin, ham, A ment, M nd Wes “Cons awarded “Apar end Tan largemer Palm fie Fla; raj Bru Orlando, 8chool by “Indus lished ag “Brick lishting lun Witertow Al tel Ala.; mag extension, tling pla; sonville, Plants, ¢ flant, Bis rice mfl], fes, Savan ftove pla Ga; wel overall fa “Eleven ganizeq w 22gregatin TURY D1 needs and requirements of e :rybody. And we are determined tha every U tomer who enters our store shall be cof pletely satisfied or we refund their mos The best thing about us however, is? prices. We buy in car load lots—take smallest possible profit on each article sell-- and depend on oyr volume of for what proft we make, We invite to call and inspect our stock and pri (By Union, | It the gec man, charg ther, Robes last, thig 20d Judge (By ® St. Lout | P‘Ir! was . ton of ¢y, % ention tog the floor as