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New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
WILL EXPORT WHEAT TO MEXICO.

LBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
FL Paso. Tex. July 2-The almost total failure
of the wheat crop in Mexico and the decree OF
President Daz reducing the customs duty on m
ported wheat will cause heavy shipments from the
United States Several commission firms nave al
ready sent representatives TO Mexico in antlclpa-
ton of the duty reduction. For time the Mexi-
can people were alarmed over the shortage OF
wheat and the price of breadstuffs went 10 an ab~
normal figure Now that heavy importations are
assured prices are taking a downward tendency.
The reduction Of duty wheat holds good only
until
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
HoLD-UP WITH SHOTGUN.
Prisoner Says He Had Borrowed Weapon
and Was on His Way Home

tssc,Fenseek July August Wiley. Of Ro-
o,srle PARK. was committed to the Haekensack
IAN by Justice Heath at midnight ehaisea VIZ
, y - - ~o.nerv Michael Sooskie told the magis-
-, mar be was on his way home IN buggy
accompanied by two women when man stepped
frora behind a tree and held them up with shot
gun sooskie sprang from the buggy ana sIappeu
-, ,, bv me throat and. after a short tussle;
-. III. hest or him and took the gun away aiu
IA gim piaced under arrest. Wiley sags ma @ ns
Ead borrowed ll5s g.ih ara vas Oh MS ~@s '''''S
y hen So0sklc ran h:m d9"A'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
FIRE ON DRIFTING HAY BARGE.
Captain. Mate and Mates Wife Seek Safety
in River

.tor+ ? o'clock on Sunday morning hre broke
o.-t on The double decked barge Sarah Smith, ly-
a., At The West 35th-st dock, ana. rapidly spread
tn@ soon cut through her hawsers and dock lines
7-he helpless vessel drifted into the stream and
was soon mass OF flames.
.t,ar5 the barge were Captain Perry Finkei
~ had 4 narrow escape a year ago; George Birch
-, ate and his wife and De Witt Hotaiing.
me ~ ha1d vvho were asleep in their quarters
deehitalt-' vgakened by the heat and smoke from
ne turning nay, oUsed the others, ana theh
- rantaln and Mr. and Mrs. Birch waited 70
sns and had 10 Jump into the water, where they
,sere rescued by a tug -. "a ,,,,.s
srba steel hull Of the barge was saved ana towsd
=. tbs Dier The damage Is estimated at sio"u
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
MAKES CHARGE AGAINST BELLEVUE.

Franz Rutzel, driver, living at No SlI East
45th-st says he has a good case for damages
against Bellevue Hospital He says ne has con-
suited a lawyer and will bring suit Rutzel was
driving a two-herse truck on June 26, and ran into
a surface car al 36th-st and Sd-ave. He was
thrown from his wagon and severely bruised, ne
saws He was taken Bellevue, and thrown ne
alleges into the alcoholic ward. his case being
diagnosed as confusion of the legs and alcohoi-
ism. - . 49, he
was not victim of alcoholism
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03

ST Anbrose's Italian Protestant Episcopal Mis-
sion Chapel at No. sss East lnth-st.. opened
yesterday afternoon. Archdeacon George F. Nel-
son ofheiated assisted by the Rev Dr. William R.
Huntington rector OF Grace Church: the Rev DR.
Harry p Nichols rector Of Holy Trinity Church
Harlem and the Rev Or. John n Watson. The
Scripture lesson was read IN English and the
rnniuder OF the exercises We're In Italian. DR. Mel
son also delivered address in Italian
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
FlFTH VICTIM OF FIRE.

Mrs. Lena HANDLE, twenty-seven years old. whose
husband Henry Hamble and others. Mrs
Anna DockneH and her brother. Arthur Graf, per
ished in fire il tenement house at No 29s
Devoe-st.. Williamsburg, early Saturday morn
ing died last evening from her injuries In ST.
GATHERINGS Hospital Martha five years old. the
only child of the woman. is with relatives in the
country and does not know the fate of her parents
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
BRIDAL GIFT or $4,000.

a check sor $4,000 greeted Acting Captain Jake
Brown Of The Elzabeth-st police station last
rier- as ne walked into the parlors OF Joseph
Price the Official Chinese bail man OF the distFlci
Fh check was made out in the name OF MIS-. isaac
Diamond Il WIS the occasion of the wedding 81
.lle price ToFeDhs daughter. 10 Isaac Diamond,
= clerk in the General Postoflce, whlch nIousHI
Brown 20 nc scene OF festivities a guest
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
CLEANING RgvoLvER. SHOOTS HIMSELF

Paterson X j. July , Especial. Charles Meyer,
"a silk weaver living AT No 50 East lSth-st., this
c.ly while preparing revolver a. MS house last
night FOR Fourth Of July celebration accidentally
discharged the weapon and the bali entered ms
right temple lie was taken 10 the General Hospi-
tsG %. o,e4orE ths morning. but ihc physicians
rhere have been unable and the bali. and the
Is ID a precarious condition
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
WOULD STOP BEEF ACTION
Indicted Officials May W0rk
Through Injunction.

Chicago, July Efforts will be made by the
packers indicted by the Federal Grand Jury
Saturday 10 defeat the governments aim through
Injunction proceedings, il is said
The packers have authorized their special counsel.
John : Miller file their petition for injune
ion at his discretion in the United States Court.
In fact, the notices informing the federal officials
that a petition would be filed asking for injunc-
tor already have been prepared for service.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
PREMIER BOND LAMENTs DEATH.

St Johns n. F., July 2-The news Of the death
OF Secretary Hay was received here with wide re-
gret 1t is especially Iamented by Premier Bond
and his cabinet Fears expressed that no
active stems will now be taken At the
next session of Congress the ratification of the
convention arranged by Mr.. Hay and the Premier
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
FIRST SERMON OF NEW PASTOR.

The Rev. Or. Kerr Boyce Tupper preached his
first sermon 40 the pastor OF the Madison Avenue
Baptist Church yesterday morning Hc for
me.ly the pastor Of the First Baptist Church Of
Phiiadelphia He sLcceeds the Rev. Or George I.
Lorimer. who died II France nearly year aso.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
OUTING FOR SEA HOTEL GUESTS.

ghe Jacob A. stamer has been pat into commits
soL b. John Arbuckle to give an outing Ju1y 20
LIE men md women VINO we're guests OF ArbuekIr
Deep Sea ttote Company iast winter ana spiihs-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
CONNECTICUT.
Vacation Resorts.

Along the North Shore Of Long Island
Sound, at the charming inland locations Of
Connecticut, and among the Berkshire and
Litchield Hills, reached by the finest
through and suburban train service running
out of New York. Send 2-ceHt stamp to
New York. New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road, Room No. 8, Grand Central Station,
New York. or to Passenger Department, New
Haven. for descriptive books. and list Of
hotels, boarding houses, rates for board, and
passenger fares.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03

-.,I Fire property. including pos1os~@ and
selling must se or doing good business good rsason. sa-
i isand no agents Inquire iss McT1o. "a "a Of
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03

A LYNBRCOK. L. I-Pst OF 4 lots. 25xi10 feet each
~ excellent dwelling house. with ] range.
'eiler, tubs bath small real bargain az 81 $50
Apply to {. L. WALLACE Rockville Centre L. I
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
AAg ESTPO RT IN Al
EE Mssrport-on-Laks Champaln. \ y nV
Sharon Springs, n. Y.

OldrOl SPr1lSS, ~. Z.
Badsn-Baden Q Best White Sulphur Mag
nezia Chaybsae Springs in the world Picturesque
spot health and recreation; free from malaria
mosquitoes Band delightful drives.
social and outdoor Particulars from
1918 Broadway u Cortlandt St New York
SsARATOGA'S FAMOUS HOTEL
GRAND UNION
Address wOOL.LEY 81 GERRANS Pruprietors-
ONEIDA. Stamford. y T,-HsaFt the catsklIs
~ Beautiful location. Table ard beds az the
Modern convenience D. L THOMPSON. Propr
IyISHER'S ISLAND y. Y
L. MANSION HOUSE AND COTTAGES.
For illustrated circular address
A T. BALE Manager.
NOVA SCOTIA.
StOLEMBIA HOUSE AND DUFFERIN- located
- Digby. y. s best Of cuisine: shade trees, large
grounds. overlooking Digby Basin; rates moderate
.. \. JORDAN.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03

TINTED STATES DISTRfCTs COURT FOR
= the Northern District Yerk.--In the Mater
CT American Road Roller Coropans Bankrupt Pursuant
order % Court assets OF the led
bankrupt consisting 81 ofce furniture aad
stationery WI ta sold ~ public auction
ShongoOd Auct1Ohsef az the place OF business
Auctoreer. Nos tis ii5 Lsonayd street Boroagh ef
Manhattan New York city. day OF July. 1900
a ta.SA oel0ck in the forenoon.
Dated New N0rS, June -. ies3
FRANK r HANES. Receiver CroteA T.
CHOArT. HANFORp a LAROCQUE. Atforneys r< Re-
cesvsr. so Wan street CMaHhattaal. New Yak csss.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
Country Board.

. PRIVATE FAMILY accommodates four a6ufs
~ guests for July and August, al rrit
shade Address H. Montclair- y J.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
NEW ITALIAN MISSION OPENED.

Traveller 10. the Prince Of Peacs.
I.ot the son OF God IS come.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-20
Anunciio de subasta

Departamento del Interior. Ofcina
del Superintendent de Obras Pd-
| blicas. San Juan P. r. JUNO Ii
1905.
Proposiclones On pliegos cerrados
para 10 adiudicaci6n On p1blica subas.
ia de las obras de construction de
mamposteriss, suministro d. materia-
les, titles, transportes, mohAaje y pin
tura de un tramo metaico de llm3l
de longitud total, sobrs la quebrada
<Collazo,, kll6metro %, carre,era MI.
nero 8, secci6n San Sebastian-Lares,
90 admitir&n en- esta o6cina hasta las
10 a. m. del dia % de JUNO de 1905
en- que SO abrirAn p1blicamente.
FL presupuesto de las obras as-
ciende 81 1901 mil ochocientos ochsn.
ia dollars. Todos los datos neoess
rios SO dar&n en- esta Oficins donde 90
encuentran de manifesto todos los do.
cumentos que han de regir en- 10 CON.
trata y podran recoger los licitadorea
los modelos do proposioiones que han
de presentar. La administr aci0n %
reAerva el derecho de rechazar cual.
quiera 6 todas las proposiclones. u
J. Emenez, Act. Superintendente de
Obras P1blicas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-20
Acadia municipal de Caguas

---s~ SNnS0l0 G20hASAPoA
ha dispuesto que el dia 22 del cursan-
to mes sea efectuado el remate en- p1-
blica subasta de los sigguientes servi-
clos que han de ser prestsdos on 81
ano economico de 1905 1905.
Bagsies 9 q. m. Extraction de ba-
suraa, lU-50 &. m. Alumbrado publico,
l p. m. Msdicinas & enfermos pobrea
del Hospital de Caridad, $50 p. m.
Manutenci6n q detenidos, 4 p. m.
Las subastas tendrAn ,ecto on el
salon de la Casa municipal. Los pile.
gos On que Sc establecen las condicio-
mes que habran de cumplir, los licl.
tadores como los rematistas de los
servicios indioados, estarAn q dispo.
sicion de los que interesen Conocerloa
en- Ia ofcina del Secretarlo, deade %.
ia fecha hssta el dia Il inclusive del
actual mes dc Junio.
Caguas, 13 de JUNO de 1906.
G. GAL.JtA.
Alcalde Municipal 8-4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-20
LIE SOL"
COmpaaia dc ssguros sobrs la
vida, del Canada.

Rldct6n de siniestroS pagadoS en- Pnerto
Rico por Ia COmpaJia de Segtros
Sobrs Ia vtdG, GEL SOLs de Ca.
nadd, d los Bsnefciddos de
las P6lizGS Siguisntes:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-20

70 Il y&.
Ests vapor conecta con - vapo-
res de ssta CompaEia para ew Y6fk-
Sc recibe earga hasta las u dol "a
ante dc salida. Sc vendsA para.
Ia o6cina hasta las 4 do 10 tard
dfs anterior & 81 satida.
Elvapor <VASGos llsya ando carga
solamsnte, saldra para todos les rusr
tos de la Isla { las Hde la neChe ca
las siguientea feShsa: por 81 ESTE
Mayo 10y "A, per sl oEaTE May
3, II y 81, admits eares hasta lasl
del dia anterior & 10 salidA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-20
HOTEL "LA CUBANA''
No 10 Gale ALLEN [FORTALEZA)
SAN JUAN, P. r.

Apartado 14l. Telono 137ef
Comidas & Ia cubsna, 8 la espa
lola y:6 Ia criolla. Coclna econ6ml {.
ca. So presta mucha atenci6n { la
limpieza en- el aervicio dc la mesa.
-HAbitaoionss freucAa y ventiludas;
para una persona o familiA.
CuArtos de banjo y luz cl6ctrica.
Cerca del teatro. Sc admiten pupilos
mensualeI con todo servicio y abona
dos 9 conner solamente.
Sc trata q los huespedea con carl.
do y respeto.
Precios iLmitados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-20
The New York { Porto Rico Steamship Company
Bao conta Postal con Gobno de los Esad Undos de America

Dos vapOres, ell sSAN JUAN, J
SARKAD-As hacen viajes regulares
entire New Orleans y Porto Rico lle-
vando pasaieros y carga.
La carga para los vapares de Nus.
va York Sc recibira on el muelleshas. .
ia II del dia antes de salida, no mas
tarde.
SERVICIO DE CABOTAJE. RI
vapor <PORTo RICO, saldra de San
Juan alas 2 dc 10 madrugada para to.
dos los puertos de 10 Isla en- los si.
guientes fechas:. .por el ESTE, Mierco.
les Mayo 3, II, 81, por el OESTE, Ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-20
EL VOLCAN
DE
lose Gonzalez Serran0

Pertumerta, gtneros de punto,
quincAlla, terreterfa, criStalerfA, eisc
tos de escritorio , obietoS de novsdst
y fantasia. Fl establecimiento ..quC
mas barato vende On
CAGUAS, Plaza Principal, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-20
Linea Ferrea del 0este

B1lstes baratos para dias festiuos
En- ~ clase de Capital & Bayam6n,
do y vuelta 26 ctvs.l on - 10 ctvs.
En- u do Bayam6n & Catafo, ida y
vuelta Is ctvu., On - 10 ctvs.
Billete ordinario do Capital & Cata
40 On ~ cl&se & ) ctvs'
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-22
Indian Spring

We have been for the past week at In
dian Spring trying to get about forty
cords Of south Ga malaria out of our sys-
tenn. For 10 aud behold when we woke
up in the morning the first Thing was
bio malaria germ in the pit Of our stomach
telegraphing to his brother germ at the
TOP of our head They made us feel un
kindly to the whole world and mad in
general at The universe. The soda crack
er marched over the pit of our stomach
prospecting after tender places and then
drew us double in an hour, but we are
about top side up now. While mp there we
saw our fello v county man Mr. Jun king
who went no there for the reason that his
dinner and supper would always declare
:, ar lust after lie would lie down to rest
and make the inside of his anatomy the
hattie ground. He tells us that the
,ya,er has proved the Teddy Roosevelt of
neace and we know that he was ordering
,,,eals for two before we left and eating
! cracl<ers between meals. This Spring be-
Ioros 10 the State of Georgla-lt IS said
that as a medi al spring there IS only one
! in the world that is belter-The bad part
! oG il Is that the water can not be shipped
| At oil since it loses its gases very soon
and becomes flat, 1t is boon and God
ee,d 10 thousands who 90 there for dys-
,,are;a ralaria-kidrey and skin diseases.
! The stale owns ten acres around the
snrinr-This ten acres It rents out Ike
skin flint rack rent landlord Tor Sl2o
year only, providing that small space
shall be left at the spring whose waters
shall be free to all. WoWld It not De wei
for the state to at least provide that lis ten
acres should be made into decent park
for the benefit of the FORTY THOUSAND
yearly visitors instead OF OF beng turned
into an unsightly corn patch with Its tes-
teripp weeds to offset the beautiful private
hills that surround and overhang 1t with
thousands of dollars worth OF hne hotels
The state 50 we are informed even refuses
to lei this $r2o rett go towards keeping
m the premises. Here are some OF
the most roma tic memories OF Georgia
history clustered. ct the red hands have
even blasted off side Of the lannon's Nc
Intosh treaty rock. We appropriate our
thousands of dollars for other things not
near so useful to the state at large But
perhaps the reason that the Georgia legis-
tnre has never taken deep interest i'll the
health giving waters is because twon't uu-
der any circumstances mix with liquor
1t will turn a drink of corn black in a few
hours, and is very liable to lay out anyone
mixing the same inside their anatomy.
C. II BEAZLEY.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-22
Guardian S Notice

GEORGIA, LEE COUNTY.
Notice is hereby given that on the 23rd
day Of September, y 5, at 3o'ci OK P. NJ.
before The Hon. T. A Littlejohn, at
Americus, the undersigned, as the dul> APP
pointed guardian OF Maud NJ. Sanders,
viii make application to invest the mon
ey of said ward in the following proper
ty, towit:
One hundred and one and one-fonrth
acres of land in the First district Of Lee
County Ga known. as the north half OF
LOT III. Reason for desiring TO invest IN
same, the securing Of better interest on the
funds and for the pecuniary beneht OF
said estate. This august IA, 1905.
John c. Dea1so,
Guardian of Maud NJ Sanders.
c. II. Beazley, Pttr's Atty.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-22

ages-z
Heard the woods with music ringing,
Polly Ann
And this brickbat am hinging,
Not a compliment I'm bringing
Lam saddest when you're singing,
Polly Ann.
~ ~
Title.
Pretty Tillie at the seaside,
sill<en dress and gauzy lace,
Rosy cheeks and golden tresses,
Hazel eyes and pretty face.
rarasoi a little tilted,
Tillie spies splendid man
Wonder if he's nrave and gallant
Pretty Title drops her fan.
County, how and smiling greeting,
Pretty Title smiles her BEST
Gallant gent her fan returneth,
Cupid smiles and does the rest.
Rich he is reported-Tillie
Finds chance to drop hint
That her dad has lands and houses,
Bonds AID bills without a stint.
Rich heis reported truly,
Still he needs at present cash
love and lucre often mingle-
Pretty Title makes a mash.
Takes her driving, writes her letters,
Totes her parasol and fan,
Homeward Title turns, and homewaro
Turneth titles handsome man.
Looks in Dun's and Bradstreet's ratings
Makes an inquiry or two,
Learns that banks have lots of papers
On her dad and overdue.
"a year later Scene, the seaside.)
Pretty Title at the seaside,
Silken dless and gauzy lace,
Rosy cheeks and golden tresses,
Hazel eyes and pretty face.
Tits her parasol little,
Wonders if that other man
Wouldn't ask her daddy for her
II she dropped her pretty fan.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-22
FOR RENT OR LEASE.

Sealed bids will be received until Dc
ober 1st 1905 for the lease Il the late
Can't Heaths Chchaw and Jordan places
from to s years, Right reserved to reject
anv and all bids HEATH & LEE Ex-
cutters. Leesburg Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-22

She was a new cook and anxious Il
please. So was the mistress that she shoul,
especially on a certain evening when thoi
was special company at dinner. 10 the co
sterBation Of the hostess, appeared Bridge
holding before her plate Of tomatoes, bu
arraSed minus her blouse and skirt. "Well
ma'am, said she, u did it-did what We tol
me--bring the tomatoes in undresses. Bu,
I'll lose me place first before I'll take of
another stitch, "-Ex.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-22

Laugh at the p0tlloS and cry at
the joteS,
Doos it pJe0seth, for f0IbS are
1dlbS,
And Laughter is 6etter than
SOrrOlO nBd teOrS-
There are SOFroLOs enough as
ne number the years.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-22

rhe Lee County Journal is the --latest
addition to our exch hge table. We hope
for it longer life than he papers there
he .etofore. Worth County Local.
Now listen at that Why man the Lee
County Journal is like the cat with nint
lives. It's been going dead so 10 speak, for
the past several years-and just take Al
peep at the volume number on the iron
page. Well admit that the Journal la.
taken couple Of weeks vacation time OF
70 but these occasions were Tor the pur-
pose of the editor celebrating Fourth d
July and such like, you know.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-22
CITATION
GEORGIA-Lee County
no v.hCu, II NAV couCerD

GEORGIA-Lee County
10 whom it may concern
All pcr,o.s are hereby notified that Annie Lou
Minis has filed application in this office for Letrs Of
auardjanship Of the person and property Of Mary
4 lice Minis, minor child of +. Nj Minis deceased
and said application will be heard before $ id Ordi-
nary at the october next Term of said Court 10 be
he'll, on first Monday in October 1905
Witnes my official signature this 18th day Of Septem
Geo, c Edwards
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-22
Chickering's
and
CaraneES.
C. H. BEAZLEY.

. ,s,tsse g'tas''s's's
Did Yu LET 70 Pappy WeIl7
(Sam Smalrs Tale Reset.)
There we're circus bands parading
In the peaceful streets Of town.
With the biggest Barnum circus
Aud the ioolest funny clown
All the country darkies dropping
Work and plows and axe and hoe,
Struggled in to see the "euccus'
For a coon must see a show.
All perhaps but uncle som,
Toiling on at home al, ne,
Singing "Jesus cum in glory
In a softeued undertone,
Never thinking OF the music,
OF the Journey to the moon"
or the hung lady yoLder,
OF the man and his balloon.
"1esus cum agin in glory
Wild de brightness er de sun;
reus please forgive err niger
: er de evil whut he dun"
Uncle tsom sang, repeated,
Sang it 0 er again, and spat
1rpon his hands and kept hoeing-
u.ord Massey, whut is dat')
80 ,,oretrous shadow fitted
Down the middle Of the row.
Uncle Isom, glancing upward,
oct his balance on his hoe,
Stagge.ed, reeled, and caught his loot
ing
Trembled in his aged knees
Muttered-'Lordy, Lordy, Lordy"
Save er humbul nigg r, please"
Fear alone withheld his flying,
save perhaps the rheumatic,
Something spoke, the Lord is coming
And perhaps the thing is his.
PRAYING loudly. uncle Isom
Sided up to where it lay,
Stopping ev'ry other moment
For Of course he had to pray.
Sees the aeronaut approaching.
Uncle Isom from afar
C,ree,s him, eMornin Ma@ser Jesus,
Is va well-an how's 20 par
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-22
Cooke, County Ccmmissioner
CITATION
GEORGIA-Lee County

GEOKG TA--Lee County
TO when Il may Concern
Al persons are erby notified that Annie Lou Mnh
ter mas Of Off, administration upon estate Of f. M Minis
lac Of said county, deceased and sa application
will be hear before said Ordinary at the October
Toos Term Of said Court to be he'd first Monday
in October next
Witness my official signature this 4th September
1905
Geo Edwards, Ordinary
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-22
CITATION
GEoRGIA-Lee County

Towhom it may Concern.
M persons are hereby notified that A. S Morgan
as administrator of the estate Of Joe 4. Jackson
estate situated in tho 14Jh district Of Lee County
Ga for purpose Of paying debts ard distribution and
said application viii he heard before said Ordinary
At the october toes Term Of said Court to be held on
first Monday in October next
Witness m official signature this 4th day ofSeptem
Der 1905
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-22
polly Ann.

have heard the dew drops falling
Polls Ann,
Andthe knocking birds are Calling
Polly Ann,
But the sound of Louses falling
OR the locomotive calling
Isn't equal to your squalIing,
Pony Ann.
l have seen some ugly creatures,
Polly Ann,
Caught the devil of the preachers
Polly Ann,
But the worstol ugly creatures,
Nor the devil Of the preachers
are as ugly as your features
Polly Auu.
/ have seen the roses Sprlngng'
Polly Ann,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-22

OIdI : III a y PyI CoTII
AND it is ordered that the tax ccecter ot sad cont
State taxes and that he pay the con'ys taxes to
he lreaurer Of said county as by law prHded:
Witness our hands and official signatures 10 reg i''
session this the day and year first above written,
b. /. McKENNEH, County Commissioner Omar
mani.
lanes Morgan Clerk of the Superior Court and
ex-oliico Clerk of the county Commissioners OF Lee
county Georgia do hereby certify that the above IS
true and correct copy OF the original order OF file and
Witness my hand and official signature with seal
Of court fixed this the 9th day OF September zoos
(SEAL)- JANEo' MOhII-4SN, q
Clerk Of Superior court and ex-oficlo Clerk OF
county Commissioners
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-22

The following are the Jurors drawn for
The No, emder term, 1905, Of the Superior
Court:
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-22

copy of the industrial Issue of the
Lagrange Reporter is before us and is "a
credit to its publishers 1t contains "a
6-column pages filled with splendid half~
tones Of Lagrange scenes and men and is
full of interesting news concerning lts
home town. Editor Bell IS to be con
graduated upon his splendid paper.