Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, July 6, 1914, Page 6

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PAGE SIX EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., JULY 7, 1914, ........0.........."....:" HER SEA HORROR OUTSIDE THE GATE ALMOST ANOT By DONALD ALLEN. 09020000000000000000000 “My, what is that!” A girl lying in a hammock un- der a tree on the i lawn of a country i house heard a scream in the di- rection of the highway. It came again and again, and she tumbled out of the hammock and } LS ren down to the ""'mu gate just as a col- muhlll!ih’ i ored woman came staggering up, and just as a big black goat was disappearing down the road. The colored woman was Aunt Tilda, the cook, and the goat was a goat un- known. “Oh, Miss Ruth!” gasped the cook as she fell on the grass. “For the land’s sake, Tilda, but what s it?” “It was a grissly b'ar, Miss Ruth, and he was gwine eat me up!” | “Tilda!” “I declar’ to goodness it was!” | “I saw a black goat fleeing down the road.” “Wall, mebbe it was a goat, but it is the same thing as a grissly b'ar. Lem- me git up to de veranda an' I'll tell you all about it. Now, den, I went ober to Morton's didn't 17" Conservatic; On the Farm Practicaily every farm in this coyp would show a nice profit if the above g pressed idea could be and was carricd with all its possibilities. The grear fa, problems of today are many. Good fen and lots of them go a long toward solvj, ihe question of bigger profits. Then w} not get in line and buy your fence fry: The ugly wound in the port bow of the steamship New York, which was rammed in the fog off Nantucket by the steamship Pretoria, being dressed Capt. W. . Tiurton, it is expected,|| - hoOme people, who treat you right and 4 | by a staff of competent surgeons of sick and disabled vessels on her arrival = will be the skipper of the yacht with | [Facais SRiE " " at New York. Protruding from the rent of twisted steel was the shank of ' which Sir Thomas Lipton hopes to i Yes. -Tssm Haings. 26 caoknt the Pretorla’s anchor, which caused the big opening, and several links of capture the America's cup this sum- Pl'eCiate your bus‘fless. “Yos.” : i the cable suspended from it. | mer. “Well, I saw her. She was in good ! R e speerits. She axed me when you was . | T RENETRENET ORDINANCE NO. 168 T gwine to git married.” i “Tab sacty what 1 st to hee VANITIE PROVES HERSELF SPEEDY \ ORDINANCE MAKING ‘TS IMPEDING THE ATION_OF THE I, TY OF LAKELAN She said she wasn't, but she had had a | dream dat you was gwine to fall in love wid somebody and git married. | She said dat sunthin' wid horns on | was gwine to bring it about. And goats have horns, and dar you am!” “Go to your kitchen!” Two hours later Miss Ruth Parsons took a little saunter up the highway. She had not progressed over ten rods when she heard a snort and saw that black goat bearing down upon her. ! She had just got inside the gate and swung it to when the horns of the goat struck it. She had screamed once or twice en route, and the cook was on the veranda. “Befo’ de Lawd, but dar’s de sunthin’ wid horng dat de Hanner woman dreamed of!"” Just received a solid car load of the board of : 4 tance, onposi- | !tion, or obstruction, of an officer of e City of Lakeland in the disc 1 of duty. is by made an offer hall he punished by fine in tt fsum oof fifty to two hundred dollarvs, or by imbrisonment for the period of | Also a car of pitch pine fence post. hetrict aneffice land in the disc Lereby made an offe punished by fine i ty to eightv dol . ment for the ne of ten to days. or by both fine and imprison- ment AIDING VIOLATORS OF LAWS OR { At ten o'clock next forenoon Miss o OR ;('rfn‘ . Ruth had a caller. He was a young ‘.Ml :'(‘,” 'h: givine ot ax ',""””"";.“r it man who gave his name as Charley “’m nlwln\vilv!ymilt‘vln”f;f’fix'l‘”?‘l::\l\’-l‘\!l:w:'”:::: 1i- “‘ Ashley, and he explained: his-errand nencoby \ in | 1""".'f'l’i".5"" for “Ii" i ‘ by saying: tontemplated — violation, n the 4 8y £ ,’: !‘; “I am at my sister's, eight miles ' ""”5”::"‘*”“'”"]‘11] |'I-:"“’Ii’l'\; ”"”'m' gumz A R D W A . ) away, on my school vacation. She is ' anbacet '”“"I" Or Biest, i the £l 2 ! 3 : )Lescape a 3 1t 18§ I B rather eccentric about pets, and has a | hreach of the laws 1nj“J.‘x”ii?iml{(-: of | I y big black goat which is a nuisance. | the (hx_l\' of I.;:klvl:}mll]. ;< herehy mln.d-‘j < i | an oftence; and shall be punished bhv | =~ e S T R ORI © R Smene S on Wenapen bl J He broke the rope with which he was fine i i : | * in the sum of ten dollars to onn | s b {4 tled the other day and disappeared, g; :_mn(lllrud do.llu]rs.fnrl_' lvvlirnn;}i;(n{m‘mir | BERPEPERIRGDIIEEIPREDIBGED BOBIDRPEFPEIBREIESE W (for the period of five days to ninetv | L gzgr; :hr:t]gzk:fi f;!re:fitn;l,is :?Z:) :::; ulu\'st. or by both fine and imprison- | .t . ( | ment., | " y Xl yesterday.” i I hereby certify that the foresoins | securf Abstr t . I C iy “Yes, ;e was here,” was the reply. I frs oy Ordinance was I):li\‘fl\‘(l by the I('il\' 1 y ac & lt e 0' ¥ 3 h L RS commission in regular session June | gl “He wanted to kill me, but I was for- | > |20, A. D 1914, : ki f Bartow, Florida K tunate enough to escape.” ‘-‘ i I(u‘l}:}i(x)‘f}l:nl | ¢ b “I am sorry if he annoyed you.” Attest: € oy oy 1L e anored yout | LUswarrs. city cler. | [§ B, B. HUFFAKER, PRES......L. J. CLYATT, SECRETA o hung around here.” | ; i S 2758 | ] “Very proper. Of course, you don't Vanitie, one of the three yachts bullt to defend the America’s cup against i ORDINANCE NO. 167 ! K H. THOMPSON, VICEPRES H. W. SMITH, TREASURE! (u'd know which way he went? | :ir Thgn:?s l;xpton i}ch:fllen;zar, during one of the ellmination trials between e '{\\\[ P(')fftl‘\lli\'lx\xrl') : REQUIRING | i W o \ her and Resolute. Vanitie showed herself possesse 1c ved. ITHAT PERMITS TO DO ( AIN | i 4 I was too frightened to take no- P ed of much speed IKINDS OF WORK IN THE C(TY OF ABSTRACTS OF TITLES ce. | | LAKELAND. TO BE POSTED (ON- o VSPICUOTSLY i The conversation began at the ver- | L5/ (L 03 X A ) | Be it ordained by the board of N 0" i ! nl?ldn g oo thes gale; FIRST LINER THROUGH PANAMA CANAI. (I“'Ill;ui.\si(mflx's of the 1'1!'\' 11‘1“ l-‘:ll\'t" ’efi. (i and up - date Plant' Prompt Ty, i where th : ‘ land: 3 ka i 3 ] : . v ' bero the young man had his auto ) | “Soction 1. That all versons, firms | ¥ Lakeland business left with cur Vice President at Dickson Bldg v ( walting. With the remark that he rporations, doing work that r 3 . “3 would go on a mile or two further, he r 1| (vwl‘v:\ny for the dum::‘ h % receive prompt and efficient attention, ) ralsed his hat and stepped outside the feon ORI R e s e arelor ) § onspicuously 1o » work for th BB G BB BB O D HBIDDDEGDE FBBb iRl bR “ N gate, aud there was the goat! He had i doing ,H‘l‘ which thep b ‘H\un ¢ \!‘ as : ’ bt % f é been in ambush. He came for the TRaaane [ e e i et - [ gate head down and heels up d | th i S ¥ B § p, an ed v t ’ ;s snorting like a grampus at low water. f i - ! 1 5 ] & Mr. Ashley exclaimed, “Thunder!” : ". ' - S b / F th L i I and leaped into his machine, e 't or- | 1L LUOS lre ln e el g N 'q F ! Miss Ruth yelled “Oh, my!" and ran 3\. y sk, Dur 2 Year ,‘ or e Vet ula : ; o | m ) During a Recent Y¢s By all the rules of logic this goat : A 1 ] £ [ £ g ¢ . / Amo ed to Almor l\l ought to have sprung into the auto ) I A N Amounted to Aln E ! after the young man, but he did noth- il ing of the sort. He took after the i a7 £ Co X».,'v girl instead, and half way to the house {71 Ol i (‘)nc Hah “‘ ¥ § ; she went down under his catapult, R h ) Mr. Ashley was not a man to beat N ‘\f Ot All New Bulldiic il & retreat in the face of the enemy, ; : ) but just the man to rush to the rescue 4 9 i1 Constructed b of a forlorn damsel. He rushed. He i th WA q » P P i . i didn't have a gun handy in his hip ’ v i : § pocket, and so the goat had the advan- ( ; ¥ he'd Durlng (he F]’Yr 3 tage. He turned from the prostrate ( laint ’r maiden and met the hero half way. It was bad for the hero. A ton of brick struck him in the solar plexus, and after a grunt and a gasp he re-, e We represent the following reli- Tw P 1the lable companies: i twelve Month | Fidelity Underwriters, tired to the land of nothing and no- That tl M | capitai . .. 4,750,000 When Buying or Bu body. When he recovered conseclous- f 1l | Philnfelbhih Madacendian. T : npo Philadelphi » ness he was Iyving at the foot of the 5 pES Underwnten, Provide the Means steps, whither he had been dragged by BRI v e $4,500,000 ( German American, capital 2,000,000 'P:';Ig:iae]ld Fire and Marine ror Reb“i Idi nfl‘ 2,000,000 MANN & DEF! Room 7, Raymondo Building AVONDALE SPRINGS et ~ TENNESSEE pives, |ROR. Station Avondale P, 0, Rutledge Tt Miss Ruth and the cook “T hope the goat didn't do you any serious injury,” he said i “No, not serious,” replied the girl. “Are you much hurt?” “Only the breath knocked out of me for the time being. Do you happen to have a firearm in the house?™ “I have a revolver, but no car tridges for it.” “Then I will wait to get him home to kill him. Sorry to have brought about this annoyance.” “But it jest had to be brung about,” | answered the cook. Mr. Ashley called three days later. { The goat had been shot. It As Tilda put it when he went away o It'yo‘u are looking for a beautiful nook in the mountains ¢ after a long call: The Panama raflroad Ao A S ; . i | 'arge variety of health-giving mineral springs, surrounded b‘vu- § { “Now, honey, you hain’t got nuthin’ | through the Pana: anca, .T:“(c ocean vessel to pass NO SIX-SlXt -S. ‘ Ls‘t U“ee.s‘. and untold quantities of wilg flowers, (.heer?elldn Iev til" s to do but fall in love and git married, ;| Governor Goethal oo aoey Urasred by » y lx. l (:;l‘delt])} 1‘;1:” ]MrddS' i s s s ;,1“-;“-5' to bs feli in_th rou ig i ot i e 4 ok . Bl shady glens whi 3 m}d you gowr. -!n. at it.“. 2 i | A A A A A R A A AN A AN AR A b Thisis a prescription prepared especially I fort is made for tlhe n!e"xxjelx(l‘lrle S;xrrmznd the grounds. and where (Copyright, 1914, by the McClure Newspa- TS Asaaananan | for MALARIA of CHILLS & FEVER, | then come to Auburndale énrin‘z:d I‘Lg;ixrlzfon\'gtfe etz;fh ;c?d eve;",‘v' oy ek € address abnve per Syndicate.) 1 Five or six doses will break any Case. and [ if taker. then as a tonic the Fever will not r J “OrrMAN i { return.® It acts on the liver better hanl " - ’ Pronrletor Calomel and does not srine or sicken. 25¢ b —

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