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

g Saandei,, Basste. FAGE EIGH i S— H P ,years paying for it.” “Well. what co yeu t heut i o \!E lj T GIG lED “Guess not. As your son-dnlaw I | agked the mother as she ked over long ‘L it ! read one Wil d can about give you one.” at the blushing girl. | .'..m,\‘...n\ ' i inn, and e ! The farmer hoed tvo hills of corn L ] le) dunno.” (Titter.) ‘I]’V;zrnpl(!; ] S ab o N {5 gl need a wind-uill, 8u&: | 1o0p By JOHN DARLING, | | Sarali Cox, tarmer's daughter, had y -roiser worth about ' § ined on his hoe and said: | 's a thing as hain't happened ] TSR TRk oy GRSt | | { ! | ! “{'ve talken a solemnp vow to marry ome rait to distinguish bher trom a, “Lock h . Cox." suid the oth- "‘)"‘ b 'M(: oGSl ey Wit vivod bel i St e 0 W score ol other farmer's daughters. She er in a !» ¥. “I'm a business | At et | mine? / il | | T & " ‘ was a plain-looking girl; the worked man. 1'm Bt up and down and no | Mgl e B srd fve winutes later she answered f' L.H bfl L‘t.' . FvllSCClla“CO ‘ hard; she attended distriet schocl in faolin ilne awav., U've seen W“"l A e v with: , ek " : u ' ‘the winter; she had a rather harsh| dan< R : |Oh G. B. Emith \\-ru:v!.d“mi 1y :“;' B.: D e st e Wy ! voice aid no ear for music. e Wt e \l \ln{illlr- 1o “1h? 1 ik PARK HILL LOT3 §O0R WANTED(— Your ety | d : Sarah had no ideals.” What the fu- X at. I should say That settiod it. They tock Mr. |\ ik Py 1l both ar ul. $ALE ON EASY TEN blades to resharpen Mad. e S s dfor i >1u;'nu1:hvr 1"’1153:?' oo Drew's word for what he was, and he | (Copyrizht, l,»l"mm ‘x' o 21')" il All streeis clayel, celaeul .- ter than new. 26c, 3, u;‘ { nor seemed to care. Lier one distin-| ler, ; 1= I S Hp MiZEEYE e ol B 4 3§ guished trait was giggling. \When one! a mighty taking way fl:g &(it!:ir“rm\: :?“ I\l '::f;rlfli‘;‘l: County July: of Eiro_oklyn waiks, electric llg'nll,c ;‘!-: hn’*:‘ ; dozenwmhck:llnd F““llhm N comes across a girl or a woman that| of laughi»z T like it. A woman that . e & “; E tha? halt- | receatly delivered ivwo Solomonic ad-| jnade trees. Bee &. C, Kogi -N./ *led& ., ‘ T H LB Whe jalaren0s s BEDs ot ok and . Jaw, akib e Price'\\!!‘,d mill was 1‘71 ling the zir on | moniticus to prisoners M Stephens. : NOTICS e ] that she was born to see the humor- home vill 2lways be peaceful.” the Cox farm in a way to drive all| To Herman Maier, indicted for man- S A R i ous side of things and is easy to get| I recken that's so, mister,” mused ! the crows out of the ccuntry. slaughter, the court sai "OR SALE—Two choice lots in { s o e SR Cox e DI i halive een Anmatriod | B se Tty el R may be| Tl not sexd you to prison. VIlet| Ty .o g cheap it sold at once. | If you Want a first clags y, § e ot Qi e ikl | and are & widower Bow® | gt and Mrs, Drew lived hap- | remorse be your punishment.” Samuel F. Smith, M. D. 1266 | to build your residence or ( ;,, | | becausc she saw the point of the joke. Nover got married. Never S i Meier, a truckman, threw a stone at | Samuel X. ) pily for seven ycavs, and then the carpenter work and one (5, ) years of experience ang g 2 by and can do your work at the mum cost, drop a postal 1, i FKobbs, Box 627, City. As often as not there was no joke. If saw a womun to please me 'till I saw Ber mother told her to go up stairs your gal n »w minutes ago. She jest i | 1 and make the beds or shic would get fills tne il Any objeciions to my be- ¥ Rer cars cuffed she giggled just as | coming yous son-in-luw and seiling you teartily as if sho had seen a United 1t 50 per cent. below regu- Btates senator stri.e a banana skin and go rolling. “Guess we'd botter go up to the Or an cecasion Saral’s father was 'house and talk with ma and Sarah | Jeading a bull across the field. The |about it.” bull turned and tossed him sky high | farmer went ovt of the wind-mill busi- ness. He had to. Death cloimed him | ome boys who teased his horse. He! 7OR SALE—Thoroughbred Barred | { E for its own and it takes a very lively, i struck one und meningitis and death Plymouth Rock eggs for hatching; allowed. i kerels. H. L. T .| alsg some fine cockerels. To H:«rrw; Her (l.rr. '('unumod of bur i Kel'ley, Grittin, Fla. 1257 continued to zigzle and titter and che | stary, the («l““lg“l "“t“" tor hle han it Lol didn’t stop till (X of his death.| It weuld be better for this ma i Then she siopned as cuddenly as a| he were dead. He is an habitual poR SALE QUICK—Cottage on S. carpenter’'s hammor when its ownerl riminal 1 sentence him to four, Virginia avenue, between Main live man to sell wind-miils. Sarah had I ) —— WVANTED—About Nov, 1, b able v family of two, ;. ) hiid hears the cleck sirike five. years. and Lemon streets; 5 rooms and The Loe vas hung on the top rail of | 3 ; rooms for light hon;\.-;\@.p You c stop sler an tit- i gl ; ; and broke a large assortment of ribs. !the fence and the two went to the | ‘e:‘outfid”l '“.‘)L,‘:M““’l l‘\ ijth(lui i | bath, 2 fireplaces, nice lot, good two single rooms wit}, o e Barah was at hand aud she giggled. 'house. Sarch met them with a giggle, s sl ot & The widow turned to location, close in. Now paying 8 T P meals. Good neighboroy, Bhe rode a horse bareback for three bug her mother said to the husband: sults follovirg ; | 't be slow. / i 2 cetry in o day. S.: had never tried i Bl WA ) n | per cent on $3,000. Don’t how completely furnisheq, ! mies to get the doctor, and che glg-= “Look ere, Moses, you are not going | fo make a rh))'me in her life before,l hE”zg_EéS AS BAB 1 Yours for $2,500. A. J. Moore,! .4 particulars to “Rey , { wed all the way. The doctor told her 1 pyy auy wind-mills of this feller, but she tackled the joy now by writ i da Store 1278 Telegram 1o . 8he oucht to be ashamed of herself, anq there's no use of wasting time | ' *1¢ fackle 0¥ 0 o | Cut Price § clegram, ! i and she giggled about that, | over 1t.” ing: ' s G 4 : e y y Having purchased and gypg; There were various predictionss oti “We will first talk aboy | A weeping widder is Sarah Drew, ALE—We have a car of nice subgiy A 5 \ E i1t marriage FToE ! o pme FOR SAL! i "whal gort of sad end Sarah Cox would | yyq thon 0t down to wiud-mills,” an- jigna lfll":( Gl looking both black snd | Doyn in [lind Unablz to Worl:. Jersey cows for sale; some fresh, the Jesse Keen estate of 5q), somwe {0, but she went on ling and | swered the | 8 gent. “My name {3 Drew. ' Under the sod her husband Is dead, .y { vy springersy all!one-half mile west of city limiy Beat the whole crowd to a stend-still. || owp a and Vhat z.;c!pcd Her. i others are heavy springersy all i se and lot in Raisinville, , And she hopes he won't get cold in the ¥ are now gelli 10 apd Bhe was twenty ycars old and had land a farm in that county. \I‘m aigin: | o DAt — Z0a8 vgleey atd JIURE Whek, U t lf]gthmfi gt gever had a beau and didn't want one, | gle man, zaod-natured and a good pro- |, 1hat was the first of a series of W. Stegall, Thomasville, Ga. tracts some of the finest truyy when a man caue along selling wind- vider, and I want to marry Sarah.” 18'1)0uL 8 !.housand DOSEINE _Bhejinro Summit Foint, W. Va.=Mis, Anng -—osee s |l ance LURSHIS Heeotiondal] |} mills. Sarah was drawing water 8| .Good Lord, but what forl® ex- ?:C"d' dbl"’l pad %o oot ;l’e d““‘;:' : Bijele Emey, of tiiis place, says; ““I suf FOR SALE—Twosstory house of sev- jrizht price and terms, Fyr pu el (o othes. e underuaker, the pall-bearer, the | fefed for 15 years wiih an awiul pain in en rooms and bath, in Dixieland, |jars see G. C. Rogan, Room 1 the well and gizgling when he came ato the yard and asked for her father. i B | grave digger and the ministers. Then ! my right side, coused from womanl 3 4 s i “Out there.” she answered as she | fi“,”‘f‘ l,l‘_d'f.” i ith her,» | S had one on her father, her mother ‘ lrgubleb, anddoétor.flgl lots for it, butwith for $2,250. The ohn F. Cox Rg‘sls Deen & Bryant Bldg. Phone 14 i pointed to the corn field and giggled. | S‘efimt.t",‘e(’] ¢ft In love with her™ | g1q the wind-mill. Then she fnvented | out success. | sulfered so very much,| ty Co. 1 | il “Ever have a wind-mill here?” ..[a,N ol L i | and dedicated poems to everybody for | that | becamedown in mind, and as help- | SRR Ol e b “No. ‘ut it's mighty sudden. five miles around, and when the per- | 1€58.2S ababy. I wasin the worst kiid FOR SALE—22 acres, 5 acres | WANTED—Boy to sell the Eg Telegram on the streets. 4y “Yes, but I'm a mighty sudden man ' of shape. Wzs unable to do any work., I either inake a sale 1 began fakng Cardui, the womar's & “Anybody been along to talk to your sonal field was exhausted she went dather about one?” cleared; good 5-room house., Terms for the sun and moon and stars and ithin i i i i 2 “ox | Telezram office. s HRps A ¢ within fifteen minutes (e v : tonic, and got relict from tha very first| easy. $2,200. The John F. Cox | f i ;"‘ (Gigle) or I pags o lme,hu““"" BRI NG Uning bieonsh, le o tma 1 had taken 13 bote Realty Co. 1308 ———— | Seclng (hat water makes me| g, it | Very eaily in her poetic carcer the | tles, “my health was comgletely restored, Shirs'v. O've mind giving me a drink?"” 8arah filled the dipper and handed it to him with a titter for a change of program. % “You hain't engaged to he married, [ i p reckon”™ tentatively queried the agent 3 a8 he finiched drinking and poured out LLOST—Gold watch pin, lost e on Florida avenue, Oranee stret o | Missourl avenue. Reward it turned to Telegram office. “He says ii he and Sarah gets mar-+ *190% Drew was called a fool and a | I'am now 48 years years old, but feel as d : by A ; luratic by most people that knew her, | good as I did when oniy 16, FO R RE N ried I car have a wind-mill - . 7 . : price.” uigad L”m ;,“;ll:r. il |and it was predicted that no man | Cardui certainly saved ma from losing | » Wl e ] ould ever look at her with a view to | my mind, and I feel it my duty to speak | That's somecthing of course,” re- “ oYM : ) her Lo YA ) A il ST Al stand why he fell in 1 i YATBHES) aRIne su ; know {lic i 1 do j Hollingsworth. d why I D oyerwiBiRaTaht SRt e e general feeling | Make them know flic good it would do| on South Lake Holling WANTED—Good cook. Applyat y 3 the remainder of the wafer. “k.ta“u\g,:l:l ‘xl;:;i‘n:; n?‘fh of hers” ag. | Was: abd she took advintage of the 6c- lh?;n.;'u L R Price $3.50 per month. Seelg\s'; l Evening Telegram office. i Sa it hep ; BLAE SHie & ) o 5 3 f ! om an a ailme on i f—— . { .n:arll::]\r;;'} wl(' ) {'l;fe(; i; hi " mouth f gwercd ir. Drew. :"“m" lo v Htc: pecu’lliar to women, it will certainly be | WG ST ‘ R n remecyec iggle Sarall's zigzle at this w 4 hey say I'm a fool becnuse I do write | worth your while to give Cardui al, | = - i cirsenses t o nink vealied dowi. to: tiel eorn v~|4|':,1l‘;lus|.';~[:( \:Ll‘\:i:;su:::::g;‘fi? Most bheautiful verses by day and by “oh‘asyucen he‘pinggwea(l:(a\?/omin"ict FOR RENT—Furnished rooms with 00 ¥ fleld . hore the farmer was laying up | o fool thing.” i st e s 'm | more than 50 ycars, and will help you iiealatin iy L Boith i inth 4 $ dackaches for himself AL {1y i Timuee e suiglh hechuss Tt '! Florida or phone 43 Red. 1207 This is @ prescription prepared emec ‘ ik il i “ihen ikey Lave been mighty wrong A noats 4 i ! : i for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVH ’ ‘m\" I want to sell you a wind: about it. It's grand. 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