davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30

Nearby cases returned. at Isle: SovtherA
and inferior stock less: 01stA ca6so neao0oAI
isirc: extras Sc.
LIVE ppCETRY-F6wlsS 50: sDslnG cASeAee9
light. i:i.c: heavy lsc: roosaefs 6: tshsyA el6
heavy less: Young ducks Sc: Old docks C: yeu.e
geese g.. old geese g. guinea chiehenA Cd 8:
DRESSED PoGLTRY-scsided snd undllWR.
wi,h head and fese on: Fowls q 10: eo01ey
iiisc: young iSc: ducks Sc: sprinGs ia013He.
vEAI-S-Steady: chotce e f..sy N0o0&S
Fito; l.E1;S-Choics large a8 = DG d.: -
FRESH FisH-Bisch bass ise Per n TOR g.
der size. lie for large: cSappis e for medium
TO &c for large: dressed eat.collor booeo o.
heats.d.sssed Sc; buinsio-srosS g: lssge
German c,.p-iarEe dressed 3c: small dressed
3nc: large gross 4.;c: small erces le: .unhsh
4c; white perch &C: dressed 0tuIyeOn, scales OF,
Sc; striped Oa>s &c for medium and se for lAEUs:
asis &C.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30


grT1-yT.!- SPro-s..
N@s Yc-S Aux r-lvs P--'.ry-Peee.p.s
ca-. w~-.sr, Ssstse-a an. -ss:hres;>rr
r-~.-r -sI surc>--. a; -. eao-s-iors % a.!
= c-l..> n,o..-at- ds-ars eri s..e. particularly
S-al sc-th~-r suess itr-n-s siox. pa. Ac
I).hs- ,-c-s;iars unchanged
rp--s.~1 Poui-ry-f..ssfsts - Itss The -
ce,.es ts.s -so-rs.S s.rt indicate. bit .-ss.
vss itrr,. -. ss-ssn4 sr-piy1rs ts.i' vsnis
ys..s-saT in~os-~. 20 hsrt sssref ~ ros.-
,-z-~ S..N .n- ~-rr--sos . Sr~'s u9h;~> 'ha-
vas srr~-.e. T.~-s Vas rat-s- Steady .1re
q -atn-. r>r--,s> - efs ia. :hs: iah-c. Day
n~-- S7rs,y vtii rssss q tos.'s soi;tay sft .
GO. s~.s1a ~ -Ir>c--! from og:os-t-ua
tc.-is l.f .a--r~- >r&-.S ~. az .ae sz-s
..--s fh.s asss ~ifss u? chat ssz,c1- Prime
sesvy. try -scse4 s5vis ur-e c--a ard ea.ahle
-.a.sy a. .-I-c- vsiie rsr.-e hes-p ch.cssrs
e.;se. cry-r.>Nes s-sjeN.- t-r-sh. ir- yoss
{. tse rs-ek>rs. soWe---. U.:~ % --ef.u-,
szsiis1 snt "a r.. .sesss ZEE E-:s o-if-s-y
-. ,-sc.iy s->sse: sol-R Ssser. Western s-~,e
cBsks nee elersy ass rrcv-t sicvtr ssrfns
,urs.ys s-ssce srs -,srxe- ara ,n p.u-o
e-oss:-e s.-es- -! ~eaty Ss1.ss :, anti lh-
e-zi sr-rfv. hut s-irshi- s.;-s -5.ei se-iT
.s rsu r-sos~ ic~-ssrS~.-atssss. -1.ssi. d1f.
s. -ss. Z c-.sr css.srlo-- s-cna--~t
Pesp01eO0.
on t..y. Pa bss S--~tis sa.z.r~s r =.
t-s-fse>a.r> NJ sei shi.-n-c-s '-s.sa svsrzSe
q 81. rsrs II 80 srs-see y 81: s-irusris
LIN. ., ga average H.ssf. rsss- Liza N.as.
Te:S.a Ar s-osI-S--.s Las se.: eosss
&aa era SsssAsa GS --.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30
STOCK EXCHANGE SESSION
llSTFuL AND uMlMTEc--SnIMG
ACTIVE ISSUES ARE TOTAL
LY NEGLECTED.
Volume Of Sales Light Even for
Quiet SeasOn-MissOuri.E Edi-
son Bonds Steady.

Local securities were on the downturn
n yesterdays session Of the St Louis
Stock Exchange. There was NO outside
Interest d!scefnible anywhere, and the
nature. Banking issues. and. In fact. an
the active issues. were neglected. and
nothing developed to put any life into the
situation.
Granite El-Me:aliic was dunz about,
ard several lois OF the stock changed
hands at between II cents and LII centA
.srv nan, 81 shs ssss,n sSr sss sS b,, M ,hs fns
last transfer was at & below that figure.
Nissou:t-Edison bonds were steady. one
selling at Siu2.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30
RpOvtOoO00.

FORK. ,. O. h.-sand.ra mes, In . 'oes:ns
-; s,shs. :.. e. ~: s,.sm z. ,.s. q, .,sc: ,...
IL: SErIS I.ia xEars. frc.-car lot. &. o. b. r
80: H.m:.,s..,ys y. ;ss y L: a; :, iise y. a;
ss.: e; :: = q III IL; Sss. 4 II. r.
:;s; s;nsf fr.n a" ~ .' sci 20. q. iiS Ian, z,
e ssx e, ,a .s.rsss: ~ a ci,:fG.n.. e.e. S.. Yo-k
s. 3 nEaTHrs s---.. Ioo-.. ea-.. e'-,t.
closed: Cav. ts- sni 1-as ss- 80
.ri bssas So orders higher
plsss.ss. nss s.eoa ,;s e. s-..y . T.. q;
..e' Ya.s isns .eseis.r. sen: s ,sn .ras., I'd
io,s In . s.a,i ioee.ns .ay: Est.. .her,s ~.
s.cs; l :. -is; isi;-. f..ner % r o;ier. = ~
uiN- AZ sSSrsr.
TALi0w-avs;sse So eogn,,y s.: eass-
sr,ns sSgs.e: No sren ssa,'.e: s'r'e'i'
III h.% = . fui'sa s.rs.s a. =. m.!s ., :,
q ,rst: s.nesi.s AZ ~: os;s.ees q: isc.
oeEAxSs.... :, =: y:i'o. =, ,'.ss'se;
Pp0Doe0.
Rt1TE8Co1css creamery s1sSo Sc. arsss =
~ ':ecss: s. ss.;s :s;s i.i+y sses.s 20; !;
var: err % f.:: i1s;se: eosn'ry eao'oe :.e.
"a sHEon ls,.. ars In. l,,i ta.-: So: .e
erf.,s ,.;.<. ttsnhvrgef eheice. yrfies-c 40.
toar: sotS. ehoirs. ,ss: .e-oees IS:sc.
.s,,: e -: s.... ss. .:e:. * s- hs
Sv1ss s.AsS sIsoS 69 aaai IN =
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! Al Aug :i-io s.t. Rec-i.,s cars h.-s.
NeW vOVk Cert Market.

NsG rc-t. Aur 81 sha-T advance II rss-
anese n-w q, y~r cer, NJnis ~ss -. feature
q she ouss.tA ssc-s-i;iss narsec today. Sue
- :se cn,eir~ca % yesce blythe Eussisr ard
ysoz.~-~ ei,uys. the iss'ss Ns4Nsry active. al
ASV ANGEL from ssA {, o . cai- - - ec'n;s
cu-s oscUy.:ies Geaer1iy :rSroved ia sympathy
with re or-rss % ,cic.s q. the exeaa-s.
C>,-aeo euowAy Wo~<s-: ug from. G-S 30 q.
closing aa 81 Arerfcaa n. y-e'e-r>1 vss
6~ctdediy mere active. ani sSv.nce1 f1r,
Sia 10 IA YAe co-1-cc- Nss s-ar.:-aaiiy
hiese: ~ i!,s Grvs-s Ccrscii-st-. Ihsp>Y vas
-,c-~ ar:.se srf ssss cS r-rr. 81. q SO
T<sresses .r,3:p~~. 10 < Sa-,ss-. Securities
r~-uycr~s al; - Ncaesy's loss c-nsiEG @; ST.
TIE '-s'rts' were nvkei ~ fscr. ~, -
se-,, irfe-.s-s r !. Nns S2:es bet ssrc-G.
i.p-vvtes Hoa :sSrs 10 :'ss Narkay c'<a-
.arsso -nranor 80 3e-s ac;iEa AL Aivascet
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30

Nr~ Yvk A.e ST. Sas AseAe1 - sse
f,-.s- s-k-s.c c-r~.-e s-s, :ss - o>0 ed
a. sss< s.sc-ra i.sa.s-y. Sss ss,ss- croslaxea
c=f.. ers h-f.s-y -<-e A. 1, .S-.- y.sVa AS
esSs rszs-s. Ef ~. CcEr>- = e.-r.sAeR
fs- s-~-<-s sr.,r.-r = re ra-s-s ~ asAlA-
-. .sssa-s a.. s.sS . - wy sf.s - ~
S~--s=-~rs s-surss*1aD .: ervssae e-s Oase -
fs~. zzc-1saiz- ssS z . ~xS~cr>d sAss e1
Seas "a AsI1 S.ktaO::. AsS dSssso GA9SD
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30
se. Louis Coss"n Market.

ltrCr- -zt. 1.t 2 WI ....
"a -. ea'".
New O-!-aHs-sIr. market. s.!e:. ni,a!!.sg
,Cs=c ssies 10 eai--
MempEi--sT-t asr<e, steady: .n:i:,inE !oA.c-
Il--sI.t- \. u-s1-.lSl p1sis.
Gais---r-. i1.... tsles
S.N orleans, =. t4iee.
Mode q. 6ai~7
Savannah ..5 islp-
rHSrfe~:6 - tIl.N
- RON - ta'ss
Hs,i.;S-. 1. c?s hal~s
G.-rrhts =, stlss.
Nei r-c.!p;s o. n! t7.se1 s,atss yrs -.
eygr tays ~s-e =. hsie-. assisst ~ f-i"s
i5s. -, ana - :. Nais- IN IsS. Exports -
*. ..s-aa srzlr-- - ~ IN 80 Stock -. ~
has arai-.s: ~ 2i sssp "A ~;
Total .-c~ir,. '-o-, ssrs J.. lS< o. date
- &c =: ~ "a ,cl.n<. 5.1i.i-f tS-es Cor Ihc
,e--c@x-.!ry y<:.3i the yea: p-lor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30

New Tea. Ase 1-Caisea eeasee Govesnmeae
bonds c5o001 0S1. In the eDnerA lad ~.
ket pesces ruled strong. ne excited trading =
japanese issues MAS the principal feature. y.
other quarters The PRINCIPAL dealings were u
American Tobacco q. Erie cooyerttbis -. Ae1i-
can Central incomes, Union Pacific couvest.ose
- aAA 0eoaS 0enk1nG 1un0 g.
UNITED states GOVERNMENT BONDS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30

AcfIve support from Prominent rack1s
impaired strength to the provisions mar
helped to create builish sentiment. At the
close sept. PORK was UP 2isc at TAsstss.
Lard WIS ID ~. at $:eci:. Ribs were
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. u cars. corn. 4lS cars; oats. q
cars: hogs, :SNO head
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30

Nee rs-s Ar. s-Ncasy - all s:.AAy: !:
0:l. ,>e e.n; css-s.-e ns sna offered :. TN.
icsss ss-A.y .ss;y aat n;ns,y 4-y-. tcsi1 :e-
es-. 81 -re-,ss. f~.=ls Gs-cx-tiis pa9er,
s~e~. s<cuae e1cssree .Asy sI,s a-'aa!
ssS0.fon tn Aa.ksr~> e:fis .; 0<s-@ s<4s sn-
e--.sst s.A a. ScseHss< ssr estsssy MS:
r.N.srf rsfes 60 ,rA assi. commercial s;'ls.
TO- Ncx.caa eos.AsA g. Government ec-ss
81 yasssUoAD se-ccG-
DpeoAOSY 0t0se0eOe.
y asai.s.,e- AUG S-Ava1sss eaSA Nalan-e.
81 - &c esa rnta ass e.-i.o-- FL. -. %
e-l. cs-cseA.sa SSA.
O0P 0oove1.
w-u Y3H AaR Ser s..vs:, &c
1eoace AeG 9--Ha: silver ssss. af = C-se3
X.y ys-N AZ s-Ae.>escs Rio steady:
Xa kvcseo 0-Ar; S1e sesaty: CncecSs y
0ae - Rs.ses ser e~s csfsres cs-a~i
q 8 sscse:s eere.afly sasAa.e~s. ES-'v cshsr0
ve-. s.ssSy sss ,r:r-sr- s>ar.s> .~Srsrcs rs.:-
- -. .sSf~ errssr.rfvssr F-si> ..-ss-i
ssrs. as4 Vf.s rsae rst~-~s-s self.ss. sse Hz:
s.s ssEa WsA1sael ., k~ep.ss 0.;h isss casses
fsua Massv To elHs Sss sseAsy tE snee e-s
81 . s<s s~el1ap = Se9ss essr:s easss sssoxres
= se eseA ts<.Yefax s~ee i,s pse z
o -. Saas :.sse. 3AfSA :soS: &c. Nay :-:s1
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30
CsvS CeaSa leaskess.

S- r.-s-T~- vita: .c asss1. SgD T<o
VI ..-s---S~v. shsst-szrs ~ s-.''--s:
rarts -.s-S- Dr. rsss-f--s GcsSssc.
r-- sssa sr?i ectn-P-o NSSSiS-.
ri---s-.,;s--s-.. vtea; ssc sssed s-r:s sse
zsx-.. ca-a 6Ac
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30

su~ SSsr>-S.s - cs-~srv 20 .aS aG->e=.-
.svAi css<ricts 80 t><seaS- p-scxSzS
.xtes - q: fro,7 s,s - ~ ps- esAi
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30

NeOser60y's Oa0k Coe0s10G0.
Y~~-~.sve ss>a-S.e-h-Ds seAse--sas GHc0e1
eiex.s=xs 6 &c a.. Sa,.sesS ga E
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30
Cotton Quotations.

New York Aug :. $50: cotton closed quiet.
:. points d.clir.. m!Gil!r, G.,Anas il.-5.; mid
dlinx CUE iLS'c: e. sales. Cotton futures
:. 1:s: No. u -1ic. Dec y. -; Ian iil.c: Feb.
:: .lc: March u &c: srF!. II lie: NAV IL -
I.g-rroa.. A.S es-SiD' cotton in i:'n!if:
rerns nj: ,-.c.. easy: American ,li3cli-g fair,
st, goo. !li.!iiur Sl5i. !nijdi.ne 5s.a: iJS
Y,it,i!.rc .1I.: rood ordinary 2 -e!; ordinary
s<.!. IN. salee o! she dIy were <".' ss.es.
Q, which @c W.. for sT'ecu!aii,a q an! export
ard .rS.1-.. St.a American. rvrei-tS ss' f-,l-s.
:rrI.GtrE $50 American Futures cper'- ard
ci5 &c steady Aug. auS. -Sest .Ssr rt Oct sd;
.~i -Ncy IL Nsy.-prc. sSi. Dec Jan
g5,f. Ta.i -F'r;,. s.d: F.l March 3 -. March
Arr-i s':I. A,:i!-.iay so-.. May-jon-. June
July Sod
New orleans Aug. s-Cot.on future. steady:
Aug i.T'e; ST ;o.sie s,c a., nc' a, + s-s
/. i=Gii &c: F-a- i.i-4iI !>c. March i. Ia
:! ~ $50. cav. Saic- -. Nsi~- o-'!insry
l5-iE-. .sUs.i ordinary O.. .SN r..fii.-ls i'c:
;,.ilI!.n- is.- sod -n!a...ne Il is-i.. :rii-
ding faIr li'.C Rec.i3;s LII. bales: stocx
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30
COTTON MARKET IS NERVOUS
WITH PRICES UNSETTLED.
Dry Weather In Texas sad Peace
Conference Results Appear TO Ne
Wtthoue Great Eject.

New York. Aug. 2.-in spite ol cor
finuei dry weather In Texas and the bull.
!sh Interpretation placed by rIany on the
news OF peace In In. far East. tn. cot
ton market .;,i-'i nervous and unsettled.
and. " hill. steady at th. close. showed q
net dec.!n. OF about 10 Ia rcintA
The opening Was quiet and Grm- 10
; points lower On near months. which
Were influenced hy rather Disappointing
cables and reports that .5.os, bales had
beer Issued on September notices. while
che later months were to s ro.ntS high
cr on continued drought IA the South
west.
Inmedia,civ following ~" call covering
ar1 bull support put prices - shad. above
i.i. level of yesterday. making new
high record for III. movement Offerings
became h,av,.. on tn. bulge and rUmors
tka; rain wI5 falling at arMe points IN
Texas caused weakness.
The Weather Bureau report at midday
was considered about = stand-o:f. but was
followed ty bear raid. and the iow point
OF the day vas reached. with the active
months showing a loss of about Il TO Y
points.
southern spot markets. were reported
unchanged t. &c higher. Southern bulls
x.r. credited with taking profits. Will.
Wall street appeared to be supporting the
market at the decline.
Sales y; futures estimated AZ 4p.cC
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30
CBsssa Sales - Da1Doo.
ErPrFI,c sPf51AIa

Dallas Tex. Aug o.-Esassy - tASD e
srss .--n saSaDs tn tie sefeses o. oa6oo -
q, ., .,.s, p, 2 ,s. sSe E r, y ..Y SsY e
far IRIS .ea.cn. Picking Wiu not b OG01
s.xr<t ansn s-gs- u. shrss ws>ks laeR -
asuAi N stis -ec.:oa.
T0Ppe0ssae Esd 00ooo.
savannsh. Gs-. Aue. S--ruspsneiaa ARa
s. x Hesn = 10 Az G |. b. 4 s:s. s ~ {. 3: ~
= H.1; s. Ss.c. y. G. Sa.1os ~. -. G-x
s:. =: IS: s - 1:i iasssa< saas<; l:z: - -:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30

T,:L ssie. S-.eIsss'. aEs'as- sctf sS yes
se-;ay. - <.Ne Q ~rek 40 Aa1 s. 1900 .
year ago.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30

CasA G:raSn, FDooP, I:Gc.

wH-,Ar-Nn. :reaSTss'sc: Eo : red S.ss4'4-:
No ..i 7sasac: No. hsyd sias5c: No. : he r':
:sgs!c. No. . hsyd '5H.,c: sArsed lots bnik-'i
in elevator: No {, red .2Sc: No. red H.:
No. 4 r.d :5iss.. rejected ~. The market Was
dull ani m Hing demand limited
COHS-Eo. 3 FIXED ~ &c: Nd s5c: No
Grade ls<fS!c. No. yeli,~ 5;i-c No vel
Iov SIC: No. {: white s,t5si.c: 30. white 5:'se-
OATS-So. oats selling ~ cri-c; No cats
:i.c. No white 80: No white -,d2szo.
Nc. white S0::c: ani no sra!;. at ~
FiOUI:-&eady ard demand falls. Quote:
Ecw soft winter -four: Patents S:rlAa5.
stra,Tt, stn,ss -: extra fancy s. sofi5 S-fure-
going IN woo1. lo1 Ia medium trades ~ s. % 20
10 ~ 1u'e. Hard In tu:s sacksi. Pa;sn; At
Slfx Is: straight g s.ds.S: n-st clear s. .,ss
~: srconI clear e 5.if: %: low grades at S2,2
:E s2t.nR E.tent At 81 .S1s. N bulk.
sss and q Is03 - IN wnod.
,,ORSNEAlA E.rC'.-Cfty meal = 50 Z. O. B.
gri;s hominy and peAh meal I, ~
RRAN-s'esdy: quiet. Quote. basis r. tx
Bran per isa Ihs. ashssc: bulk &c; inise,i f~ei
s.,-1c: rniddAnss .1<.Sc This si,.s from n,iiI
FT.AxSEE1D-N.o.
SPr1.rER-ri.1n st NG<
HAY-E. dds bas!s: Sev-Tmo.hy: che'e-
Ciaiis -: ~. sE5lo .; 30. : E3s: 10.
Cea riov.s-So. ! 9iofflr.so: No t.as; Io~
Gas: clover mixed No. !. Ss.Seas. No. 80
srRAw~Wheas ard cat at . s,. ne .. 81
W-HISKY-Rlcefved 10 bbls Q,icse D. 81 3.
on tasis SPIRITS - reporsed by n. Merchants
Exchange
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30

e.s.rt~d nv @. H. ws!i-r & Co. - S,--h
HoSrsa otree:-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30

New York. Aug. S.-FoiioNing ars opening
highest lowest acd closing Sugtg:iUns FOR stocks
or S'oca IxchaIXe to-jay. with ;he amount Of
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30
RANGE or FUTURES.

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
O~.xscs. CHgrsr>o
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30

SIC. Of f.1eien bonds were:

sTocS ExcHANGE BOND TRANSACTIONS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30
lid fAskes


SeW fosk- Aag = S--cosi,e quotations to
f,r whining ssN-ss were follows
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-30

Wasai-s.,e- Aus 3-Availsss. eaSs selaa-e.
| 81 - s<s es4 cuta Al hs.l.oc. IL. - -
, / e-ls cs.t.scA.sA = = -
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-12-01
THANKSGIVING IN Leesloorg.

weIl.it has come and gone, and was pet
~ generally observed in Leesburg. All OF
ne business houses were closed and bo'h
proprietols and clerks gathered gun ana
dos and HE'D themselves away to the heIds
and woods Some few batook themselves
home to spend the day with madam and
the babies, while few, just very few I'M
for,unates like the writer, could be see" on
the streets. Aud the women, bless them,
all stayed at bome to look aftef the table end
Of the thanks giving. Turkey dinners were
nearly everywhere, Pitiable indeed was
the lot of the mortal who failed to feast yes
terday. So far we have heard OF no ca
suaIties in this 5lmmedia'e section, thing
for which we are sincerely thankful.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-12-01
Locals


Misses Willie Bunkley and Mary Lizzie
Miller and Masttr.CoIin Hall spentyester
day at Century.
5s.a't,t.'a ~ -lt. ,@
ColxIra Cook was here from Albany on
business yesterday.
Mr.. Toe Dees was a business visitor to
the Dougherty county capitol Wednesday,
Nobody willing to tell what they killed
Yesterday. Just making rough guess we
would say time"
Messrs. C. H. Collier, A. W. Goodwin
and j. w. Love visited albany yesterday.
Mesdanes Galloway and Walker and
Mesas. s. ]. Powell and Elmo Jolly drove
over q Bronwood and spent yesterday.
CcE Ware Martin went up to Americas
on short business trip yesterday.
TSQn.Klng came down from Mercer Uni
versity might before last for couple OF days
Wis t to homefolks.
Miss Jennie Ford was shopping in Alba
ny Tuesday,
Thousands of,dOllars were spent for yes
terdaY's turkey dinnersse
Mr.. R, R. Green visited Albany wednes-
day. j..
Mr.. c. o. Bartlett spent several days OF
this week at albany
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-12-01
A Week Of Events.

1eext Yee5zspromisesio be an eventful
one for .teesburg. A circus and ordinary's
court Monday, hanging and commission
ers' court Tuesday, county court Wednes-
day Thur sday, and probably Friday: the
BBgsss Ba4iSI f4itay'hishr' and tie LolG only
kR0ws what for Saturday.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-12-01

How ABOUT your fall tailor made suit,
overcoat or rain coat? We have ex-
perienced men to take your measure,
and guarantee a fit every time.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-12-01

Boys knee pants, all sizes, --------25c
BOYS knee pants, better grade, at 49,
Boys knee pants, extra large sizes
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kean We're his bosom friends aa-l
many are the stories told of the social
feasts these worthless had together
Knowles married Scotch actress
named Marie Charteris. in 1909. and
this union WAS instrumental to a great
extent in formulating his playwright
aspirations. by which he is better
known today than by any other Of his
accomplishments. Following ''Vir-
2inius" came The Hunehabck." al
fred the Great and william Tell
but none of them ever achieved the
success or popularity of "Virginius." g"
which is said to be the best Roman
tragedy written since the days of
Shakespeare
Knowles died at Torquay, 1862. and
is buried in the Metropolis, Glasgow.
the city that encouraged him as A
dramatist and scholar, and first gave
publicity to his masterpiece, "Virein-
ius'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
+ + I. + + + + I. 1. 1. + + I. =
Over Njauara Falls,

over Niagara Falls" surprised ev-
en- it's friends and patrons last night.
These who went to criticise, turned
in praise of the play put up by the
company presenting the amusement.
1t was not the best show ever present
ed in Pine Bluff. but there were times
when the very generous applause Civ
en- it was merited.
cover Niagara Falls" is a beautiful
melodrama and presented in fairly
oreditable manner by the company
staging it here Monday night. The
patronage afforded it was good. the
house being fairly well filled: but it
was not good enough, and those who
failed to go failed to be treated to en-
tertainment of clean kind. well
worth the price of admission.
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"Hooiiqan in New York;

The leading female role in "Hocli-
gan in New York" is blind girl who
earns a living selling flowers in the
streets of the great city. A supposed
friend of her fathers has possession
of property that rightfully belongs to
her and fearing that she may eventu-
ally secure it he plots to murder her
and thus make himself secure She is
rescued by Hooligan and the villain is
finally brought to justice. The char
acter is sympathetic one, and Miss
Maude Burnham who will be seen in
it at the Elks theater Saturday, Octo-
Der ID matinee and night, is said to
be the ideal. 1t is a peculiar fact
that during the six years Miss Burn
ham has been in the theatrical profes-
sion she has played no less than six
blind girls in "The Two Orphans" "
Brother for Brother" 'Under the
City Lamps" "The Minister'S Daugh-
ters.' young Mrs. Winthrop" and
'Hooligan in New York" She regards
her present role as the best of them
all and refused similar part in a
new prodcution which promises to
lemain the entire season on Broad
way. to continue with "Hooligan in
New York.
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Virqinius.

One of the most remarkable his
tories in connection with the drama
is the life of James Sheridan Knowles,
the author of "Virginius," the trag-
edy which Louis James has revived
this season. Knowles was born in
Cork, Ireland, May -, 1884, his father,
James Knowles, was nephew to Thom-
as Sheridan of political fame, and
first cousin to Richard Brinsley Sher
idan. the author of "rhe School For
Scandal" His career was most vas
cillating one for he never seemed to
be satisfied with his lot in life. chang
ing his avccation from poet to soldier,
then to doctor, then to actor, then a
newspaper reporter, then schoolmas-
ter. back again to actor, and prior
to his death he became Baptist min
lister. It was while he was school
master at Glasgow, Scotland, that he
wrote "Virginius," and while his
scholastic duties occupied thirteen
hours day of his time he succeeded
in completing this classic in three
months. "Virginius" was written orig
irally for Edmund Kean, but through
a misunderstanding he could not pro-
duce it, so a friend of Knowles, Mr.
TAFT, presented the manuscript to w.
G. Macready, who had it produced in
London in 1920, with emphatic Sic
cess. Charles Lamb. Samuel Cole
ridge, William Hazlitt and Edmund
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9. N. D1cKE.Y Agt.
GRAND EXCURSION
TO HOT SPRINGS
Via Pine Bluff and Western Railroad
October 27.

81 round trip-$2.
The great Barnum and Bailey cir
Gus will exhibit at Hot Springs on
that date. Special excursion train
will leave Pine Bluff Iron Mountain
depot at s o'clock a. m. on October
q, returning, will leave Hot Springs
at s o'clock a. m. October %
Now is the time to see beautiful
Hot Springs in it's prime. Train will
consist of the best of chair cars and
coaches, and will reach Hot Springs
by noon, giving everybody a chance
to take in the performance Remem-
Der the price is only 50 for the round
trip. and positively the last excursion
of the saeson.
H. N. Atwood, agent. Pine Bluff,
Ark.
Geo. W. Thomas, G. P. A., Hot
Springs, Ark.
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Fol information regarding rates
81, s,hedule et., call or phoue
Geo. w Thomas II. n. Atwoo.
G p A AGENT.
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THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST.
A complete and interesting pre.

"A complete ana interesting presen
tation of the scenic beauty and the
rich natural resources and rapid
growth CT the Pacific northwest are
set forth in beautifully illustrated
booklet recently issued by the Chi.
cago and North Western railway.
which will be sent to any address on
receipt Of 4 cents In stamps.
The Lewis and Clark expositio,
with the very low excursion -ates anf
personally conducted tours in conret
tion Herewith over the North-Wer
ern line from Chicago and the eas'
have created an interest In this sut
ject never before equaled. For fu'
particulars address W. B. Kniskerr
P. T. NJ, 215 Jackson boulevard. Chi
cago.
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"Way Down Eeast,"

William A. Brady's immense pro-
duction of "Way Down East" will be
at the Elks theater Monday, October
16. "Way Down East" is story of
New England life written by Lottie
Blair Parker, herself, New England
er. and thoroughly conversant with
the joys and sorrows, the ways and
ambitions of simple New England
farm folk. No one ever saw it with
out benefit, and it has been used as a
text and approved by hundreds of min
listers.
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Hazel Kirke.

"Hazel kirke' is a play for the null
titude who love the sweet side of life
and who go to the theater for its edit
catiOnal elements. 1t is play with
out the conventional type of red neck
tie villains Or any of the other nau
seating features SO often presented
to theatergoers. 1t is a sweet and
wholesome play with the title role
woman and splendid actress, Miss
Effie Ellsler, who will soon appear in
this city