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THE HANGING COMMITTEE AT WORK

comparative exhibition native and foreign art to
be held in the Fine Arts Gallery from November Is
to December IL inclusive have already been re-
ceived. The last to come two MiIlets from
Mrs. Potter. The list closed at 5 o'clock on
Friday evening. The hanging committee began it's
work on Tuesday. The consignment from Montreal
is already received and unlocked
Every facility has been offered 70 all connected
with the pictures to make success OF the exhibit
ton Secretary Shaw sent special word to the
port authorities allow these paintings to come
through without delay-sn unusual proceeding
The Society OF Art Collectors announces that
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs George 3. Nc
CleIlan will be present ct the formal opening re-
ception OF the comparative exhibition
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A POLITE DISMISSAL
a Supporters Estimate of Judge Parker's
Statement.
From The Brooklyn Eagle.

From The Brooklyn Eagle.
Judge Parker pillories the trusts ard urges the
organization OF Democratic oficeholders and Demo-
cratic sentiment against them 1t could be said
that the Republican victory is too large and TOO
widespread TO be Attributable 70 any trusts; that
between the efforts Of the Republican oficeholders
and the Democratic oficeholders. il would not be
easy to run moral difference; that the number
OF Democratic oficeholders has been made less by
the results Of the recent election, and that the
proposition to increase them, Ly striving gain
future elections Is both natural and commenda Bile.
II could also De suggested that while IL is easy to
tell OF the Republican the Democratic politics
OF Individuals trust partnerships, il is difficult
20 stamp upon any partnership OF trust. which is
neuter the political character Of the Demo
Gratis and OF the Republicans comprising it. John
Randolph said Of these combinations: They have
neither 9 body TO be kicked nor q soul 70 be
damned" II they are tmpersonal and as i'm
EUne that, the individuals IN them would better
be personally reached FOR than the merely artificial
corporate personality, which they legally comprise.
We appreciate, however, the expectation that
Judge Parker would say something and MS embar-
Iassulert in the circumstances Of saying anything
lie has performed a duty and circied difficulty.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

sSEAT Q5l--At $50 4 II. for Italy direct. per 9
T3SsIcts 1a- must be directed per Phencts -
" EDNhSLAI tl6l-Ar T.30 a n Netherlands
direct. Rotterdam Email directed per
3 Rotterdam D. a. $50 complementary 10 a,
r. Tor Europe s. Oceanft. va Queenstown and
A,EerEeeis az $40 e n for Italy direct. per
NlncsHZo Florlo directed .. D
csRze Fforfo - $50 a fIr ItaIy direct per
Princess Irene t1aati EIESt Be directed PriH
cess Ireue'l.
THURSDAY C0-At Il for France swisze-lsns,
italy, swain Portugal. Turkey Egypt, Greece and
ET1tis5 india per La Lorraine via Havre erasil
FOR other Of Europe directed 'sve-
Ia LOrraine'l.
FRIDAY uSl--At 1870 = N for Azores IsIza5a psr
8 Caropic rom Boston.
SATURDAY u9l.-At 8 a N for Europe =
New York. via Plymouth and CheFhOuTg trail ZOE
Liverpool SCOTLAND and ireland must be directed PES
:. New fcrk1< az $50 a. n fslPpl sE,enLa-v 10
g fOE E1rODs. s. = Lucaniz.
and liverpool. at $50 a for Belgium direct.
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Nadsrlend'i. at $50 a. for Italy direct = 3
HoheuzOllern frlail be directed yer Eoheu-
Zo-ern'l, az II FOR Norway Parcels Post Mails.
3 Island Irregular mall for Denmark %
directed per : s. ISan- q $3.50 D n. Scott
land 6irsct. Columbia Calzn be tf--cfea
per 8. Ccumols}
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MEMORIAL TO PRESIDENT HARRISON.

window memorial to President Benjamin Harrt-
sou will be unveiled week from to-day in the
First Presbyterian Churc1 of Indianapolis OF which
President Harrison was Suling elder for many
years. The window designed By Frederick
Wilson. OF this city and viii be erected by Mrs
Mary Lord Harrison, widow Of the President. Il
is Of unusual size. rising IN Ave Gothic Iancets.
surrnounted by tracery, and will occupy large
opening IN the south transept OF the church
The subject Of the memorial is the text The
Angel Of the Lord encampeth round about them
that fear Him and deliveretn them and the in
terest centres IN the great figure OF St Michael in
the middle panel
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MELsA ARRIVES ON THE LUcANIA.

Nine MeIba was among those who arrived yes
terday the Lucania-
IT very glad TO the sunlight again she
said, she stood at the ships rail- 1T has been
long sincs the that / beginning
to believe that there was no such thing as sun
light am In good health ana my voice Is good
7 will sing my first concert next Tuesday night in
Portland. Me. I Will be in New-York early in De-
ceu1ber and viii sing four times with the Metro
po.itan Opera Company 7 then continue ny trip,
going far West as San Francisco and as far
South as New-Orlears. I have been singing IN
Covent Garden and the Continent"
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Mr. Conried yesterday gave out the following list
OF grand tier and stall boxes at the opera house
for the coming season:
Box
s7-w H Nichols
se-Emerson McuuHn
41-Miss Julia Chester Wells
4s-Miss f. L. Br-ese tMonday Wednesday and Friday
45-George B. Hurd-
47--John L. Rker.
4e-Janes 3. Dickson
5i-Mrs. Wlber D. Ellis Mira Cara n T,vh.,, 40. NJ.
Ex-senator William A. Clark Tor all psrtorrnances)
s6--George Harvey.
as-Hsn-y Morgenthau-
4o-Edward K. Jones.
42-Mrs jefferson CoddInston
+4-Mrs Allan C. Washington .rd Mrs J. NJ c.b.ios
46-Henry Manning
4S-Hetnrfch Conrted
50-Gene-aI Charles B. RoS
62-Isaac D. Flstcher.
5s-DanieI O'Day
WEDNESDAY.
4e-Mrs Il. Klickeroocke-
.o-Aiss Annie Stone and James J. EIggtnson
o2-GeorSs A. Kssslsr-
sc I Hudson.
4s-Charles A Gould
*4-Mr- Onward Lsute-saeh Mr.. Rlinston and Justice
James A Blanchard.
46-Nrs. Frances Schroeder
SOL. L Hess.
44-Miss Zoe E. Van wycir Banks
5o-Mrs. P H. Ballentins.
52-Mrs. p G. Dun.
SMALL BOxEs-MoNpAT
B-Franclyn Reglid and John Il FlRgier,
Crank Scott Garrish-
D-AIrs. Francis N. Bangs
E-Ars. Charles H Ditsoa-
F-Forster aEliken.
G--Nss Florence Harriet
H-R. c. Black
Mrs. George C. Clauken-
V-John ". Herbert.
w. Langeloth.
X-L C. HaseIL
WEDNESDAY.
E-Mrs. James Andrews and Miss G K 2. AndrewA
Edward C Moore. 5r
FRIDAY.
F--John Burins Lawrence.
H-MrA Charles Z. sprsgus and Mrs. Julia H Msysr.
NATNEES
Miss A IL zolIikorer and Miss 7. r ZcIiikors-.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA VEST
INDIES Etc

MONDAY CH--At 1 D. m for ArEsntiue. Uruguay and
Paraguay. per 3 s. Reahil: u m tor Argsatias.
s fa2y ana s Is 3e 30, . : g - 5an. N.
Northern Brazil. per 3 = BolIracs via BarbadO2 Para
wEDNEsDAY d6-At $50 a n Complementary 1880
NJ fer InagUa- Haiti Santa Marta and Otho- places
;, m for Argentine, Uruguay and Paraguay. per
OF Mexico be directed Fer EEneraaza} }; az
81 Crofx L@evard and Wtn5vard Islands ard GUIANA
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East Coastl. Hen1ras tszssDt East
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Trinidad. a. 3 Complementary 9:so NJ tor
Curacao ana veRezusla. psf : znla erash for
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N-SrTr'F- Eve cents Pc IN addition 81 ths
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By TIE supplementary Slai-s al .stc~Is %
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also Opene1 OF uns Ders o ne aLns,sal ELs.-Sl
m and late nczt may q 6spos,ted IN -
TfobC-en Iv1a mails the piers hour
ana half esea,s sa1T me sna S1s ~ srs.rs
cents ounce IS rs9Ersd en- articles saa-ea on
ss 'pos3l steamers: double Gs,t--s 10 cea,s
hall ouncei On o-Esr ines
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A COLONY STATUE AT BERLIN.

Berlin. Nov. n-Emperor william is having
statue OF Admiral Colgny. one OF his ancestors
erected before the palace. Colguy's blood entered
the Hoheuzollern family through William OF Or
snge. who married IN 1853 the admiral. daughter
Louise. whose granddaughter. Henriette married
the Great Elector, from whom the Emperor Is d.
rectly descended. The unwilling win taxa place in
December. -
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-F. 3. LOOMS. Assistant Score
tary Of state; Count de Rougemont, Paris. CAM
BR1DGE-Baron Louis KubnZky Vienna Austria
EARI1NGTON-CoIoneI =. H. AIberge Buffalo.
GRAND-Captain H. W. Carpenter. L. s. Marine
burg. HoI4LANDl-Prince H de Bearn. attache Of
the French Embassy. HOTEL ASTOR-Mafor
Kennard. London. MANHATTAN-Mne Media
London. ENSINGTON-Lieutepant Commander
T. Snowden. L. S. n. SAVOY-Mme. Ackte-Re
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PostoAes Notice

.S@ogta Se rea< DAILY Hy al interested as changes
NSE occur a any timel
vii IN mas ror sne week ending November ~. 1904
NL.ss promptly n all General post-
Re- 1s 1oIoWs; Parce-s-Post Aaiis close
- Ian closing t1le shown below. nails
I~I--aHE close >
el5sh+ NOVEMBER Is Ter Hamburg; and Eover.-
Ter : Kaiser Wilhelm n Crosse
ESsS0LaF ana Supplementary mails \
tJn tcoEnsS or Wess ard Norton Strsetsl half houS
tn-h c.s!iS TINE shown below. texcept that sup
petnenIitGy EurOps Central v
Colon closa one hour ists- AT Foreign Ssatbons.
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In this diagram the continuous white line SHOWS the
changes pressure indicated by The Trbunes self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tenn
perature as recorded BY the local weather bureau
Local Official Record-Ths following ofcial record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes In the
temperature for the twenty-four hours. In COM
parison with the corresponding date Of last year;
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Highest temperature yesterday. 4s degrees io"e 80
average 40 average for corresponding date Sst year. o.
average corresponding Twenty-Five years .
Local forecast: Cloudy to-day; brisk high northwest
v psrth WINDS; fair Monday.
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Special Notices.

Tribune Subscription Rates
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abroad. and address changed 0rter
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Changes in Nine. Schumann-H eink's Com
pany.

pany.
Wallace BrownIow, the leading tenor OF Nina
Schunann-Heink's company, is to leave the cast
H. ". frederick has been moved UP into his place
and Heathe Gregory, in turn vii Mr.. Trede-
ricks role. Miss Cunning, ii is expected will now
consent TO remain IN the cast
The six Cinnamon who appear in the last act Of
George Cohans musical play, Little johnny
Jones' went on strike yesterday because the
single line they had TO speak cut out OF the
hbretto. They positively refused to appear minus
their line nor could any more stagestruck China
men be found IN Pellst to take their places Labor
now! - -
Mrs. Gilbert said farewell 10 the New-York stage
last night at the Lyceum Theatre before large
enthusiastic and affectionate audience Possibly
however. a single performance of Granny will
be arranged here in the spring and the occasion
made gala one so that she can mako her Anal
bow TO any stage in this city.
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ELECTROMAGNETIC November II 1904 a.
gonery. Mary Seymour daughter Of Mrs Elvt-a s
Montgomery OF New-Y0rk. 10 Edward SiMns Lawyer.
Schcharie. y. Y
TAYLOR-GILES-Mrs Howard Giles announces the
marriage OF her daughter Lillian Willard. M Sid
new ESloom TAYLOR. on Wednesday evening. November
IL al Chr1s- Church East Orange, N J.
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DON'T TELL YOUR

DON'T TELL YOUR WIFE
what Jou 81 in the columns If The Sunday
Tribune. She may look aud find something that Ia
needed. aud OF course you'u have TO buy it
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE VIII
be reuuhIished In The Tri-WeekIy Tribune without
extra charge.
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Died.

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sEa9aesesa , A9s2stuA 4oT j a1. ss5ss u
De Wit A sIia. W SoSs;t 'I Rev G 4
Heyden: eich Caroline ". L TrautlnsIn, Ralph
BARRINGER-suddenlY. on November - OF pa.u-
-loHia. Lucy VeoIa Stoekyve.- VIE o. Theoc2rs 3
West s4th-s-. SUNDAY. November 1s. at O'GOck
iso Augustus Brsndeges aged 20 yesrs Funeral ser4
vices al Church. Tuesday. the 18th inst
CHAFFEE-ou Friday November L, the 18th year Of
his age MneE william Gsssf 9e19yed son o. Ta1Hnss
held al O'Clock on Monday Afternoon November \
James Place entrance on St James Place.
DE D Esa'o 1 Psap services Sa 30 g. f. e4 s,
Ss 5s3 No1efnber H. at oc0c p m at the Tesdsacs
oF Hr Esaisrofn Rieg-I No. ~ North 2t-st. EaSton
Penn IuIerrucn- RiegelsvtlIe. Penn
EXPERIMENTATION November TO- 1908, after Inser-
Ing illness Caroline West Leat wife q Emile Hsyd7n,
Deans. Brooklyn. 0 Monday. November Il. at II
terrain Hospital he Rev Tasna icaara koca
Japan gTsduae SIqdens "a me ,r mon nc res ~ 80
Adams Chapel Of the Union Theoiogieal Seminary NJ
s15 O'Clock The lnternnent viii be in GTesnwooc
efIIs.sFs u 3 Bro ot, IN -
ENowLToN-At her residences. No g Frsssr-avs
r mn1ts 5Y6tem6er IL Iso41 saSs2 n KaSwoa
widow OF KG s sts re.6encs on FIRST dsy sa1dsy
(3lh ist ?. IntsrnsHt az convenience OF family
Kxox-At residence. st Louis Mo. NovenssE Il
Knox formerly OF Yonkers. y. Y.
MoFFErT-sua4enly. on the l2tA inst. Rev Q H
Due notice Of funeral VIII be given.
7p r--Sr N-Nc-Cu Saturday November - his
r.zf5a@ca No West S5th-s5-. Ralph. beloved
band Of Mary z. TrautInaan Notice Of funeral hsre-
sfter.
CEMErERIES
orsas Ptuslawu Ccmetery.-Wrts call for nlcs-
t-at.6 nauaphIst- sS West 3tth St, ~. Z.
UNDERTAKES.
esd 80. Frank L. CampbeIl-stephea Merritt,
Erb'i'g Inst. AHA West 22d ST Tel 1928 ChsissA
Rev stephen Merritt. the world known IN
place OF business shave and i9th-
IS 1sr-szt hi the world I24 and 1e5 Chelsea
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VANS Forwarded OVERLAND. ETC. ExCEPD
rANSpACIFIC


TEANSPACLFIC
CBA-via Port Tampa F.oriSa eloss' az -. onSs
T-EIs lose hsrs 2iordays Wednesday, ana sat-F-
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f-1stch 5y steamer cl1sss y us orc- c2y sxs1s
S1S-sT a. 1870 D N. and 1880 , m sundays a
NJ TFlJ-N BLAND Except Parc-s-Post MaislBy al
T7Tth Sv5ney and thence BY steamer ciozes AZ "a
c-rcs daily except Sunday. a. ? n sunday az $50
p (cor1ectins mans SO7S US47 s'4AS -0-'s
"Wednesday and Saturday - - -
JANAICA--By rail 70 5Cslon. az tnencs y s-~>--=1s
cLoses al rnis Office p q Tuesday
prfIafeola thence BY steamer. cioze1
~ trfs oflcs IT 1880 . Wednesday
By steamer.
-I0ses a. this caily except Su3-ay a. ?. Hai
RRTTISa HONDURAS. HONDURAS East Coast ard
Esvv-Tsans. and r1e->s ~
steamer closes this ONCE daily sxcepf sunSay az
Il D ard flO3O p. N. Sln-ays a. p, -.
ana 4iO-sO . Cc0nnect-s nail closes nero M01days
~ 1000 . NJ. -. -
COSTA RIC,A-By rail New Orleans G1t thezcs "
rtearer closes this ONCE daily except -n9@y. 81
4f-s0 . m and 1889 p n. sundays AZ - - p =
and +IO-3O tconascting nal closes Asrs I-@se~1s
al 1000 o M
NICAP East Cca5-f--
tEence ty steamer. closes t5ls once ca -xees
sunday a. $50 and 1000 ? m. Sullsys ~
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THURSDAYS at Tle-So p M
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DAILY AND Sunday.

For 7oiais all countries IN TIRE Uufversal
Postal Union The TkIBUNE mailed az tss-
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7RAxsgACIEIC NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND


TRANsgACIEIC NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
ONLY
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rsrzes on the presumption Of their Interrupted over
ani transit port sailing The final c2rnsctn nas
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previous close az tas GeHsF Fossoe7 new for@.
aawaii Va san Francisco. close a. , Sovs-.ns-
FOR dispatch per s = Alameda
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Re or dfscarch PR 5. Leucallor
Tahiti Ncrquesas Islands. va san francisco cioss
Hawaii Ja0an korea and specially addressed mail
fo-P Islands san FRANCHISE ctos1 az
.. m November q 1isnatch PER = Coptsc
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for dispatch Empress o. nina
At D m November % for dispatch Per Z s Trans
New zealand AuEtrsra fe-c~r. wsstl. New CaI-torz-
Hawaii arr Fly Is.snts va san Frsnclses
,Ts C,--srf steamer carrying the Sr.tlsa
Zesfao4 a--tve - tine 20 con-
VIII this dsDatcs extra 5nA-lseesi,< a. o.sS
o a m am D m-wfi - rnaee up rz-va-tei
untu the arrival OF TIRE Cunard sresner1
Hawaii China and Phi.t77ine ls.ardh "a
san Francfscc eioss at . n NovsaiSeT - 'ar 'hS-
FiiI slasl. AIIstrSHa Gsxcsnt caletozs.
VIA Vancouver and Victoria. 3 G. etoss az D n
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POstoc.sA New York y. X. Novsz.ssE II. 1904
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Foreign Rates.

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TFsI-WEEkLT viii ca4-x4l a cory
postage IN siGttion 70 the rates named above
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Special Notices.
BY EARLY MAIL TRAM

Decssstfs RatrA-
BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all points in the United SKATES Nez1co
Outside Of he ooTougas % Manhattan and The Bronx
Also 20 Cha. Porto Rico. rlctrolnsa.
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Johnny" Meehan, the proprietor Of Park Row
restaurant. a loyal Democrat became the father o.
q bouncing boy about two weeks ago. He announced
his intention of calling him Alton B. MeehaH."
friend asked him yesterday IT, in the light OF the
Roosevelt landslide ne still intended to name the
child Alton B. Meshan said feelngly, No. have
decided TO call him Dennis 1t is the same IhIng
and besides, It's a better Irish name
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HOLDERS OF GRAND TIER BOXES.

Mr.. Conried yesterday gave out the following list
of grand tier and stall boxes at the opera housa
for the coming season:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-13

It was the night before election. II Will bet you
case Of wine that Parker is elected" shouted a
wild eyed man in the Hoffman House. Done"
gaid his companion
What wine2" shouted chorus Of twenty-seven
wine agents as they grabbed the two bettors. and
the wager was called off
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-13
CEMETERIES.

or.o, ptnslawu Cemetery.-Writs or call nlu
t-atsd pamphlet sS West 3tth St. y. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-13

ARRINGER-SuddenIY, Q November - OF pe.u-
rnonia Lucy veIona StockweA wife % Theo.ors 3.
Iarringer Funeral from hsr lsts residence Nc. 81
West 84th-s-.. sunday November iS. al O'clock
Kindly onir lower
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-11-04

The ice mar looks guilty.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-11-04
Administrators Sole.

GEORGIA-LEE COUNTY.
BY Virtue of an order granted by the
curt Of Ordinary Of Houston County Ca
at the regulay October term, 1904, will
sell at the Court house a Leesburg, Lee
County Ga. within the legal hours of sale
OH the first Tuesday in Dec, 1904 the fol-
lowing real estate belonging to the estate
Of Mrs. S w sSaders, deceased, 70 acres,
more or less, of l2nd, being part Of lot
No. 100 in thefrst District Of said Lee Co,
Ga Terms Cash.
w, ". SANDERS, Adm. lie bonis non.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-11-04

To dismiss with fine SC. m The govern
ment officials who failed to find in the
Slicum case verdictt to satisfy she popu-
lar demand was a detidly polite thing
fer President Roosevelt to do. He never
fails to do the 'politic thing with fine
shove of bravery. Still he has produced
no evidence or argument 10 prove that the
finding was not based upona full, fair and
fearless investigation.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-11-04
iEORGIA-Lee County.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has applied to he ordinary Of said
County for leave TO sell the lands and
Bank stock and personality belonging to
the estate of T Haddock for the pay
ment of the debts and for the purpose of
distribution. Said application will be
heard at the regular term of the court of
Ordinary for said county to be held on
the first Monday in November 1901.
H. c. Haddocl.
Administrator upon the estate of
IT,. Itlbc;
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-11-04

"Mr Cleveland has hit tie head in his
a ertion that never before has the machin-
cry of pre- ent party control been used so
unblushingly and so insolenty for its own
perpetuation The American people are
not slow-witted While Mr.. Roosev. ! s
managers profess absolute certainty that
their candidate will sweep the country
next month, they may get a blow from e
silent vote that will fairly laralyze them
The increase in registration the do.bt-
full States indicates that the silent vote
going to be on hand "