Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-11
REALISTIC ROMANCE
That Began Back East and Ends IN
Live Oak

Live O3k-
In a remote hamlet back east lived
semure maiden and a baShful man
who had for some years been living
with but one and the same object BE-
fore them They were hopeless victims
of love microbes" that were doing
most effectual work under the di-ec-
ton of Cupid himself. Harry sudden
" woke up one day and decided
that procrastination was the thief Of
time and blis-and Immediately ser
about TO bring matters 70 focus
Very soon there was a wedding and
il wasn't much longer before Uncle
Bill TAYLOR wrote eifusiyely Of what
he termed grit" and proposed that II
they would locate here he would
start them up in life Very soon they
began 10 bid loved ones alden and
we're soon speeding in this direction
When the train pulled in generous
Uncle Bill was al TIE depot 10 greet
and welcome tie much elaJed couple,
and after hearty congratulations, con-
Quoted them 10 tie Ethel Hotel, hay-
ing previously arranged for a suite Of
rooms with ]. W. Hopson, Jr- 1t was
in the inviting dining room al the
breakfast next morning, while par
taking Of a tempting menu that was
being politely served that Uncle
Bill first unfolded his plans TO the ap-
preeiatiye newcomers, obliging him
self, first of all. to build and furnish
for them an ideal house. But in
the meantime. said he, you viii
find this a pleasant and well manag-
ed hosiery and a most agreeable
place TO live
Now, | am at sea-" said Uncle
Bill. 1T beats all how they build
houses nowadays, considering the
way they built them forty years ago
Why, the modern houses of today
have conyeniences and comforts that
But / know who can help US out Of
this dilema," said he. suddenly re-
membering w H. Goodbread as be-
ing abreast OF the times in modern
architecture and building and also
as being actively associated with
building interests
Very soon the plane were ready
for a pretentious $1,000 residence
for the bride
Ii is a renaissance of colonial eff
feet symmetrical in appearance and
commodious in its interior arrange
ment Uncle Bill then and there
also rendered w H. Goodbread the
contract TO build it, remaking that
nobody ever questioned his integrity
In building house 10 the letter and
ON time, too.
Good lumber and good material go
hand in hand with skilled workmen-
ship when it comes TO building
houses said Uncle Bill And
much depends, too, upon the kind
and quality of the mill wood used
in obtaining a finished and present
able interior effect Now, the lum-
Der. mill-work and sundry requisites,
coming under this heading, | am go
ing 10 have supplied US by the Live
Oak Manufacturing Co, our live and
well facilitated exponent. The yard,
sheds and warerooms are always
filled with rough and dressed lumber
of all dimensions as well as mill work
of every kind, adequate 10 meet the
demands of an exacting public II is
needless TO say that the Live Oak
Manufacturing Co.. did furnish I'm
Gle Bill with all the above items re-
quired for the whole job. He re-
marked that he always found them
very prompt and agreeable to do bus
mess with.
The first story. including the
porches and balustrade, will be built
of Hollow cement Blocks, while the
second story will be skingled which
makes very pretty and classical eff
feet. said Uncle Bill. The cement
construction will be executed by c. "
Hildreth, ST., who has so successfully
introduced the cement blocks here
as the coming building material of
the future. He is not only a manu-
facturer, but takes contracts for ce-
ment buildings of any dimensions or