Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 25, 1913, Page 6

. HOLTON Mayes GroceryCo’s| A i I THE NAVY Special Stock reducing calefor | = ee Four da) S’ beginfling Satur- Freeing of Cuba oD da}’, NOV.’;‘ 22, and running tO || syrawnence perry November 27, strictly for cash Iy by EIlL srth Y &hoice Timothy Hay, 100 Ibs. .$1.40 Octagan Soap, per case 3.80 | ¥ Ellsw cang ®est Horse feed, per 100 1bs.. 1,70 Bright 712 per cent C. 8. LA o 22 | Meal, per 100 lbs 165 (Contiuued from Page 2.) Corn, per 100 lbs o B e | Shor! 100 Ibs 175 New C. §. Hulls. per 100 lbs.. .75 i : Sen Dt 49 M C. Grits, per sack....... 1.95]he enems, e moi fehel QT @old Medal Flour, per bbl.... 5.30 Ice Cream Salt, per 100 Ibs. .. .g5| With the youne g mice . .05/ Other Goods at Reduced Prices | oIt 4" 430¢T B minimum, “l have a pony you may ride” con- sinued the boy, mistaking Holton's silence for hesitation. “Oh, I'll go, even it 1 walk,” returned Holton, “but 1 certainly shall appre- ciate the horse.” Sunset was the hour and the Cuban camp the rendezvous agreed upon y the two, and after shaking hands witr the young man, Holton returned to nis own lines and made his way to Shafter's headquarters, The com- mander-in-chief was in wretched phys- ical condition, and the able and en- ergetic Lieutenant Miley was attend- i tng to muny of the executive details. To this officer Holton made his way. _| “I1d you receive any word from the PresiZent?” he asked. The naval officer some days previ- ously had requested General Shafter to solicit a message from the Presl- dent disclaiming any idea of holdlng f | and annexing Cuba after the close of hostilities, It was well understood by Shafter, or rather by his aide, why Holton proffered the request. S p L Now, in reply to his question, the aide dived into his tent and emerged bearing a cable dispatch sent from Washington via K2y West and Guan- ’ tanamo. It was addressed to General Fat Turkey S, Monday, lb. - 25 cents Shafter and read as follows: “The President states herewith that White Gr: pets, 20c. Cranterries’q( 15¢ hostilities agaiust the Kingdom of Spain were irstituted with the sole Er ghsh W'a!nuis’ 250 | purpose of liberating Cuba frem Span- ish rule. It is our wish that, thus ¢ ~ [ free, she shall take her proud place Papcr Sh“” Pe"ans‘ pound) - 25 cents among the republics of America.” : “Good!” exclaimed Holton, after lmporlCd rlgs, pound, e ~ 25 cents reading the message. “Nothing am- e ¢ ' | biguous about that, is there?” Datcs, R&ISIHS, Currams, Citron #| "Not a thing” laughed Miley. “I suppose you want this.” “It would be invaluable,” responded Holton eagerly. “May I take it?” For reply, the tall, weather-beaten army officer handed Holton the cable- ° ° gram. L4 At sunset he proceeded to the spot suggested by young La Tossa, and found him already mounted and hold- pure FOOd Store phone 93 ¢ | ing another pony by the bridle, “You are on time,” he said. “This is your horse, and I suggest we start | at once.” For an hour they rode in silence, and finally paused in a copse of woods ! outside the little settlement called Se- } g [] A [ ' villa. Here the young Cuban dis- i Make ’ hls ( I’?rlst m?g a ' ']rt ((‘haff mounted, and Holton did lkewise, i J b (' L 8 looking inquiringly at the boy. The T T e e e latter smiled hali mockingly, and Hol- [ ton, advancing to him, placed his n()r arx (‘ l()l hcs ‘ hr‘lstmas hand upon his arm, while he regarded the youth with curious eyes, DR ot 3 B TSR B Copyright. A. O, M 3 % L\:‘ W “italn “You make me think very much of For Yourself and Your Frienfs § i i wme care for my sister, then?” Consider the satisfaction you'll get at the boy. . . “Care for her! Look here, young- or give l.))’ scndmg or receiwving a ster, I care for her so much that it she doesn't look out I'm going to . be your brother some day." A laugh broke from La Tossa . a r x “1 have heard her say pretty much 4 \ | the same thing,” he chuckled. . . 5 #| Holton took both his shoulders im SUl]’ Gr OVtRCU,\[ a mighty grip. / ; “You have!” he eried. “Quick now, boy, are you Joking?" The other wrigzled away and placed But if y*u dont care to Jgo so “sfmnu" AS ) his hand ruetully upon his shouider. that. _jllSt rem: mbcr lhat the 0”\(.! (IOUdi we “You needu’t crush my bones .n,” ¢ be grumbled. “Of course it's true.” sell areuptothe same highstancard of value, 3| Holon leaped upon the pony. 5 H i J “Come on. Let's go to her” His here.are some of the lesscr things we have ' was as arcent as a cavalier's for g|fts - - - - . “Not now,” was the laughing reply. “We must stay here until it is dark.” Young La ‘fossa pointed toward a (jLO\( ES H ATS \ UF‘;lllt?il;'fixb::::f\u-lz‘g'tha peculiar shapa L c i of that root?" Le asked. *“Well, | have 730 to $200 $1.\,0 {6 3:3 " an tdea yon will bo fn this vielntty — B ] later. If you are, remember the shape —— < - of that roof. Iunside that very build- SU lTS H OS l E R Y { ing—" He paused. “But my sister \ { will tell you,” he added. ('IWX 1he darkness grew rapidly denser, $12 Up to 27 50 25c to FOC Pair { until at last it was sufliciently black to suit the wishes of the young Cu- e ons : ban. Mountin;; their pouvies, the two Umbre“‘s ;nd 8“(‘3(6[‘ and turned in the direction of Santiago, and had just entered a trail leading Walking hfl&ks S“ cacr Cna's through low bushes, covering an im- mense area, when a man, gun in hand. From $‘ 00 to $2 $ ‘ 50 0 $5 00 stepped out in front of them. Helton's revolver leaped from f{ts ; holster, but his companion put out & Handkerchiefs Nechwear T g e N “Well, Pierre?” he asked sharply. From sc to .:rc | 25.: to $| flo | “Miss La Tossa,” responded the i man, “is here.” i A thrill shot threugh Holton, and he was con the ground in an instant. Outfitter Tne Bait Sehetiner § Moty Clorpun l . The brother foliowed suit, and the next instant the form of the girl con- | {ronted him, “Ramon!” “Ranee!” ' JOS ‘ As they embraced it seemed to Hol- . - . !ton as though he wonld give vp ten » ;hunmbers of his rank as senior lieu- i LeVAY |}itenant if he couid be in the youiis ‘aLoe;. Mocdily he eaw the ghl re reduced to a . Holton flashed back a quick glance e — L) ey gy MRS e e v =anfiof 606 But the irdme Bid with luToous, smiling (Tl happens ¥ canno :;es.l . : United States will have !II!P lb:‘;: ‘:::: LAKELAND BUSIyEg | “She was attired n a huntingskirt op opjcct-lesson Lo SUOY l]:;amb“ 15 COLLEGE lof Kbaki, leather loggings, 8 khaki g of which you aré | jacket, and a wn felt hat, and sbe _government.” S 3 ’“(‘}‘E," md,l bro \-nl t 4 % self-gover ; : Thorough individual st [ was in nowise less charming than wThat 18 true,” she agreed. "1 bave i Uetioy | the bull dress at the New Wil .“I' i come to hrruliz.t it. 1 had been I;;d Wl coinemolM tsntne; at gy her traveling ik . iews. But now, thanks ¥iis 4 stray in my Views. 1 | for Tampa. bise, . ANORY :u.} T others—1 see more | 'owWer rate of tuition thay any fow do y o There was a qu in H Al o cried Holton, with &f . ¥ s foa) wiich: she: oy Y {.| To othershi cre ’ 7ou will do well to visit gy, for she smiled the more y be quick 3 nspect our work, get ovr ity g b 'f\\'g::: eneral Carcia and Colonel ve conwnged that our COlrgy | hide it irom the offcer. es. Montez—ard other elderly leaders of _Bookk?epmg, _Shorfl-.and‘ Toney canxr da‘r‘nr;s h}:‘“fl} to hnow JOU B e iice /ehe explained. 11:1g. Cm}fiSemse;r};enmmhh ped,” ghe began. e it his lip. enmanship and Telegrany “Yes. thanks » was Holton's Oh!” Holton b ¥ aneg war\lfis;c‘p:‘:“l s to you,” W He looked at her face, dim 1o moibrst and cheapest to be bad ¢ She walked close to him, then darkness. oW - | turned to her brother aud to the’ Cu- ‘Andm‘thnt s WEp 198 TSR We maintain a denartment p,, | ban. sce me? pils above the fonrth orade . Wi se ! us for a few Not altogether, she rep 2 cak with M ' wich to say sometbing to you, too,” | See or vhone gpeak with Mr, Holton alone.” pHolton gaid nothing, but waited e reminded her. e W gan;;‘gtAs“"RDJ’U R | while the two, thus adjured, moved . -n « Managey into the bushes out of earshot. i ey one 96 Red “Mr, Holton,” she said then, with (To Be Continued. R a little catch in her voice, “1 don't W S ! know why I am doing this, but it is o because I believe in you and in your country,” “You are justified, I am sure, in be- L . H . lleving in both me and my country,” At Lerltlo‘i’ 01‘5 erVCS! replied Holton. “I am sur of it. Tonight, Mr. Hol- ton, at Sevilla, in the building which my brother pointed out to you—he did 18 1bs, Snear ) eeen cee erreeneneeenedi 81,00 point it out, as I asked him to, did 10 Ibs Snowd;’vft LR R Ll he not?” 4 1hs Snowd-ift .. S T D S “Yes,” nodded Holton, “he pointed 10 1bs Cottoline ... WML e el 1ontt 4 Ibs Cottaline “In that building,” she continued, Comnonnd Tard ...... “tonight, there is to be a mceting of lé']h ‘B"t Flour officers high in the Cuban army, at Selnl il 24 1bs Best Flonr ....... school o its kind in the State. which an immediate outbreak against the soldiers of the United States will 12 1hs Best 8. R. Flonr ........t ; be discussed.” 24 1bg Best S. R, Flour P R Hoiton started. 1 1b White Honse Coffee .. .. . “Garcia—will he be there? he 1 1b Caraga or Cracker Boy... asked, L i ceen “Garcia will not be there, nor Rabi, ! ](‘; oggfiYeo:'idc?;;:: o‘r.yl : nor Castillo.” Holton laughed. . Best Butter ........ \ “Then,” he declared, “the meeting 2 1hs Best Tomatoes, 3 for ...... will not amount to much.” .Best Rice ...... “Do not be fooled,” was the warm V. C. Soup ¢ rejoinder. “It will amount to a great 6 Cans Cream.... PV deal. You know—or do you?—the 2 (ans Baxter's or D1 o, . condition of your army. Sickness I8 § Scan or Washinz Powder beginning."” : ? “Yes, but a majority are well, and ! Peck Irish Potatoes 'mr. ' ' é { myself know the straits of the Span- {0 1bs Meal or Grits (Hudnut's).... ......... . - ish arry, for I have been in Santiago. ves are st cash delivered to sny part of the I myself have informed General [3 ste, evervthing guaranteed first class and exactly ae repre ter that Toral can muster at most not ganted. These are just a few of the prices which T ar. of more than twelve thousand men, it fer avervthing else in proportirn. If you want <cood !hf}t:" 1 rnads gt tha stent priees tagether with good delivery, glve me Yes, yes,” ghe responded, tapping a trial PHONES 119 and 234, her foot impatiently. “I do not come oo — L. R. WEEKS here to argue, Mr. Holton. I tell you COAOHORCAHOICPIHOHOHIBOHORI0D LIOTHOBROOOBACOD000NN Pavi-g& Construction Co) Granolithic Sidewalk our specialty. 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