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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-21

carry full line of plows, bind
mowers, rakes and reapers, See me if
you are in the market for anything in
inc. will make it to your interes
ST.. Powell
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-21

The Rome Tribune says that ''the
HokoltGs OertallA4y Oo44sUA...ee L4c avs
Malu aqAau.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-21
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IL ~-s-F<
o. y p.tis I'D % yos' It, a
4o-~e, ~ a.ajorit II favor ola change IN the
method ole tctrg ycul County Cemmis sloners
You have pedtoned for it overwhelmingly
The bill has been advertised 1t in your represePtah
hands II is up to him to pass it orreiuse 70 pasS't
W. hav: ID ii fight for rights If we don't ge
thcu v, tle q ti,Ied 4 tl,n
The masses and not the classes Should rplcr
The people aadnot the politicians should be in the sad
die,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-21
+.9OtlGIWiSG.

The people Vi Rome anucIpate having
q l. di4 CLLODCT.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-21
DIVORCE.

Ned Bigham, Clse No. $50 Libel for
vs. total divorce, the Su-
Lougenia Cole perior Court Of Lee Co.,
man Bigh4m Ga Filed Apr, 10th 19o5
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-21

TO Lougeuia Coleman Bigham, defend
ant in SAID case:
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-21

Complete information, rates,
ccNoduIes OF trains and
e1;ling dates Of steamers
chcerfuiIy furnished by
any agent Of the company.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-20
THE NEW YORK WORLD
THRlCE-A-WEE EDITION
Read Wherever the English
Language is Spoken

For the autumn a now ar
hand the most valuable paper to YOU
Will be the New York Thrice-a-Week
World, because it offers you more at,
the price than any other paper NH
llshed anywhere in the world.
This is a time of great events. We
are having great wars, and other
changes OF a stirring kind are occur
ing Doth at home and abroad. The
Ihrice-a-Week World comes to Won
every other day, except Sunday. With
all the news, fully accurately and
promptly told.
Inc Ihrlce-a-Week World is fair in
us political reports. You can get the
truth from it's columns, whether von
are republican or democrat, and that
is what you want.
Inc 3Ihrlce-a-Week World always
has a serial story running, and If Is
alWaysa first class story by a first.
class author. The Thrice.a.WeaL
World publishes better fiction thar
any other newspaper in the United
States. Special attention is also civ.
en- to markets, and there are manv
other valuable features.
The THRICE-A- WEEK WORT,D,s
regular subscription price is only sl.oC
per year, and this pays for 15s paners
we offer this unequallei newspape,
and The DEMOCRAT together one
year for Sl.65.
The regular subscription price Of
the two papers is $500,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-20

fifty bushels to the acre, and it GER
tainly will go forty. | wish l could
get the fellow who told me that corn
couldn't be raised in this country to
look at this exhibit"
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-20

Border the DEMOCRAT TODAY 4
postal will bring it.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-10-20

The dirt loader being operated in
excavating the basement for the
Breene & Sauer block to be built on
Dakota avenue is attracting much at
%tention. This wonderful labor saw
ing devise was furnished by J. E.
Mattice to Contractor William Zeller
and is an invention of great merit.
Under favorable conditions this i'm
plement has a capacity of 100 wagon
loads of earth per day operated by one
man and team, with an additional
team and two men, 200 loads of one
square yard each of earth can be
loaded on the wagons. It is evident
that the day of spades and shovels.
with manual labor is ended in excav-
ating or moving dirt.-Huron World.
E. P. Ashford of Rondell, when de-
~livering samples of corn at the farm
er's room Wednesday said: aNine
years ago, my first year in the county.
| was in attendance on a farmers in
Istitute being held in this city.
stated in a talk before the institute
that | was going to go right on rails
ing corD in this country. Some farm
er, who he was I did not know, got
up and SAID that l never could raise
corn here, that he had tried it and
knew it couldn't be,done. 1 raised
corn every year since, and will show
80 acres I have this year against any
body's field. Some say it will go
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17

David WNrnold w expected 10 run
through next season IN New York IN
'The Music Master In which he IL m.
ishlng there what has been an nll.eca'
son run Mrs, Carter too II Nv
planned shall remain there In her new
vehicle, "Adroo,' Both aro under pa
yld Bclasoo, whose differences with the
Ho.oollcd syndicate prevented hls
booking either attraction IN the usual
way The opinion appears TO be zen.
era that the Wnrhold entertainment
" popular enough to warrant the UNI
usual experiment,
Sarah Bornhardts farewell tour Of
America IL 10 be undertaken under al.
rootIon OF tho Shuborls, Her visit In
"LAiglon" two years ago was 10 have
been her last There IN a strong like.
lihood, however that tho divine Sarah
VIII keep her word this time, though
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17

has presented also tho score OF his
opera "Henobla," published In Germany
and accepted for performance ut tho
Royal opera IN Berlin, lilo has written
and published moro compositions thaN
any American Of his age--3b years, In
the opinion OF Professor Paine "ho has
fine command OF tochniquei his music
n thematic and clear, and he has an
excellent mastery Of orchcstratlon'
When Messengers operotln "Voro-
n.Quo," IL mounted IN New York next
october probably he VIII come from
Paris TO oversee tho process and cone
duet the llrst performance, Since he
became the director OF the opera ~
Coycnt Garden he has lived 10 much ~
London that he speaks English well
and understands English ways Person.
ally no N one of the quletest and most
modest Of mon, When our own Con-
rlod saw him first no could hardly be.
lioyo that 30 unasRumlng n man could
be the director ot CoYant Garden, the
chief conductor at the Onora Comlquo
IN Paris, aud o notable composer OF
light music besides
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17

for no better reason than her anxiety
10 lonve good impression, II In said
"a be- u continually haunting fear ~
Bernhard that one day she may honr
herself spoken of nv N woman who
really used to be u grent actress She
IN determined TO retire before this time
romos, and recently sol tho limit ~
her cnreof nt two years longer
Any man who thinks he can gag the
critics or musgo the press IN n '------
fool slys charles lNrohman guess
7 Know inst about ns much of the
theatrical situation ne anybody, and
! have found IN my long experience
that when you've eoi n good play ~ u
good star yOull got good notices, and
when you've rot bad play ana u
weak star your gc, the reverse, OF
course, there are exceptions 10 every
rule, but ! think that you win nnd
that most Of the mnD0geH think an |
do, In these days, when audiences are
occasionally 30 hard 10 yet, ! think II
IL n mistake 10 bar anybody
s-..s.---
WITH but 81 deposited IN the Second
National bank aud gold watch valued
az $50 Az available Dnsets, Mrs Sarah
Cowell l.c Moyno, the actress and reads
~ Of Browning has nlcd u petition IN
New York to be declared bankrupt,
Mrs, lie Moyno estimates her liabilities
NJ sG,G6g Her assets are given M SIS,
which includes wearing apparel ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
snorlnl llnrrnnnnndnncn.

special Correspondence,
lew YORK, June ie--rhero are
nj Mo Ito tragedies OF the eias
Y IN the amusement announce.
monls Of the uptown beer garden,
where music hail performances are glV.
on nightly on the roof of brewery TO
the climbing Of foam.cappcd slassoa,
rhc namo OF Marie Jansen IN n feature
Of the program at this rorort during
the current week and within week or
the same little stage with variety
turn " some sort Both these women
have occupied IN their time positions
of far more than common Importance
IN the amusement world Of America,
both have seen prosperity Of the most
cnvIablo Kind ana both were acknowl.
edged 60 be the posgossors OF physical
charm allied TO talent Of the most un.
mislakhblc description when Marie
Tempest hrst came TO New York with
the old Comfy aud Barton Comic Opera
company her ravishng beauty Of fnuo
ana 1guro no less than the commanding
quality Of her gifts ~ actress and sins.
cr gave instant favor 10 her along
Broadway, From that point her career
was rapidly upward aud she ultimately
became the leading support OF Frances
Wilson, with whom she fairly shared
the honorp Of success, Hut toward the
end % this engagement OF several seas
sons duration Miee Janson'a work upon
the stage began 10 grow sloycnly, the
quality OF her voice became less and
less mellow and IN dress bearing shc
was careless 10 n degree, II WAS said
without denial that she had fallen u
victim to drink ana could no longer
be rolled upon by managers 10 fulnl her
engagements IN the theater In due
course Miss Jansen vanished from the
stage and returned TO Boston, whence
she had come originally, Her father
n woll.to-do butcher, apparently no
longer prospered, for the tale gained
circulation that the once lustrously
beautiful actress was compelled TO be-
come q se0mstress IN order 10 exc out
a mcagre and diilicult livelihood, We
now md her IN beer garden, whore
her compensation cannot be much moro
than that accorded an ordinary chorus
Girl, OF the causes OF Johnslono Ben
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17

three nlghts and Wednesday natl.
nee. n viii bc followed by the famous
old standby, which has not been seen
I'm SAT- Lake Of recent years, "ron
Nights m n Bnr.room," This has been
called the greatest of AN temperance
plnyp, ana nll the local clergy has been
invited 90 Wltnosa A.
The Bitlnor company has steadily
mounted In public favor and lls per.
formances are among the best seen AZ
the house since II adopted the 10, 20 ana
30 cent scale OF prices Tho company IA
booked for an Indefinite stay and the
engagement VIII last ~ long as the
summer evenings continue pleasant
Monday night zoos the ro.opcning NJ
the Salt Palace theatcr the attraction
being the Williams Juvenile Opera
company, IN new burlesque entitled
"rhe Ralah Of pagaln' Tho director
Of the company N Mr., Wooln, who has
had great experience In handling slnp.
ors Of tho "tondor age" ana he guar.
antics that HIS company Of 81 N fully
the equal OF any similar travelling or.
ganI2ltlOn. The principal players are
little GLADYS Bnrrlcklow, Baby Mason,
Ruby Williams Doris pleper Gcrtlc
David, Lois Mason and Rose Cole, All
the children are gifted musicians, and
their singing ana plano playing at the
various hotels whore they are quarter.
cd often delights the guests
The program 10 be given next Tues
day evening ON the occasion Of the
entertainment aud banquet TO be held
IN honor OF the High Priests OF Liberty
stake, viii contain several musical
numbers az follows Quartet. Messrs
Slddoway white, llowes and Noung,
violin solo Omanin Hyde solos by
Joseph poll, Thomas ,AHhworth, Robert
SlddowNy and John Robinson, EncOrCa
win not be allowed.
A. tomorrow afternoons Liberty
pnrk concert by Holds band, the ovor-
iuro to William Tel ana the dance
music from Faust viii be given, by re-
quest The program generally VIII be
Of u popular choracicG
A prominent local band musician has
found that smoking Injuries his ON.
bouchuro, IN softcnlng the lip, thus pre-.
venting reliable work particularly IN
tho upper registers whore u arm lip IL
imperative, llo has therefore Sworn
onN
Mn Noumann of Donycr formerly n
tuba player with Salriano, was Nv
town this week. en- route home from
long engagement IN California Mr.
youmans played with the Denver Red
Coats whom they were piuod ngalntt
tho Butto bnnd, and came very near
LOSING because the hnndmaster took
chances ON giving the first horn part IN
the Pilgrims Chorus 90 tbo ouphonlum,
and hccaupo several ot the WoodWMl
players had been indulglng In too much
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17

nominal value" The watch ma a..
" IN the bnnk, ehe claims. nro ovou VIZ
under the Jaw Tho largest creditor ,
the arm of j, W. and A, W, Duns,an
modlsioe, 10 whom eho owes ,9iGo 'tn1
gowns, Another creditor IN goorgo NY
Bron,lun, for services NJ mnnuger ieen
Mrs, Lc M0yno also oWes A nrip,Iv,,
bin Of ti7b, slab for costumes soo tnns
cab hire, $500 Tor household oNponsss
and an unknown amount for rovni,lo,
to Glen MoDonough, the playwright
Mr. Bolnroo has aided another ia Mia
Hat Of stars, witch Includes Mira vnr"
ter blanche Bates pAyld Waroed
Rerthn dalland and brandon Tynen
whom Mr. Belnsco hopes to present lN
his new play next season, Robert nj
Hard " tho new player the contracts
having been signed May "a, The news
came M n surprise 20 tho professon
for there WAS no suspicion thnt M,
telasco had been IN negotiation Win
MI Iilllinrd Now their names are an
an ironol0d agreement Mr. UIlllnri
win be under Mr. llolnscos dlrcciIon
for "A term or years n being mdors,hod
that HIS lirFt appearance win be I'm n
new play which has been IN tho man.
ayers possession for n year II IA the
work Of nm American author ana ear.
tnlns u strong central character that
seemingly was 20 hard 10 oaet proporly
that the Idea Of making production
had been nearly given mp,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
LeanderRiCh0rdSOn'SLe Letter
,IrnJ,rn nnn,nnn

ncits rapid descent ~ the ladaor NJ
success, little or nothing IN generally
known, We all remember hoWpvor
when this undoubtedly clover womnn
was the star Of Jane under Cn0rlo
Frohman'n management AZ that lima
plans were made Tor her 10 appchr IN
other comedies prepared especially for
her use. but for some reason these pnu,
failed and the woman around whom
they had conferred found only
occasional engagements, where tho
slcadfnstness of her future had seemed
quite beyond all doubt She npponiod
from time TO time In the vaudeville
lhcutCrs ana then % sudden D.
dropped on, of slghl onllrolE Not No
many weeks OgO members uf the the
nirlrnl profession were startled ut tho
published report that Miss Bennett had
appealed Ia the actors fund for hop
This appeal II was added, came from
somewhere In the west, and no oypOno.
ton on details have been made known
But II confirmation were necessary n
" furnished IN the advertising multcr
OF the uptown beer garden which NAMES
her as recruit to ~ stage forces
There IL n lively possibility that Ne.
fore this paragraph roOchon tho public
Wow Miss Iilllan Russell may have cr.
fttted u complete change IN her de.
signs for professional occupation FOR
the past few days the oantairco has
been IN treaty with IT, w. Proctor Tor "a
tour of his thoatcrs upon terms " such
magnitude that Il " small wonder shp
has considered the project with serious.
ness, Mr., Proctor opened the boll' hy
Offering $1,000 u week for Miss Russolls
~ ivlccs upon an agreement covering
10 weeks OF time with an option upon
n renewal for 20 weeks more, Miss luW
rel replied by "tiltmg' the figure 10
$1,000 n week, proposition 10 which
MI Proctor ~ said TO have willingly
6cccded, Al this writing some Of no
minor details have not been fully ar.
ranged but the only doubt IN Ia tho
favorable outcome OF the negotiations
rests upon the old theory that there's
many a slip twiSt cup ana lIp. Miss
Russell II VIII be remembered, had
fully intended 10 become her own man.
ugcr for u tour Of the country next
season. Indeed she had gone 80 far
M TO take the preliminary step toward
securing a private car Tor her own use
IN order 10 minimize the fatigue VI
travel Should the Proctor engagement
reach completion Miss Russell VIII
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17

LILLIAN Russell has finished her tour
IN Lady Toaale' and she VIII remain
IN and about Now York through the
summer She " not on the best Of
terms with the Shubcrts, ana II Is not
very llkcly that she win continue UNI
der their management Now that she
has successfully transferred one classic
character from comedy 10 oporottn eh0
" planning 10 do likewise by another
Katherine IN Tho Tanning OF the
Hhrow" Apparently Lillian means TO
end her oOroer as the Ada nchan Of
comic opera,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
THEATRE GOSSIP

wilton Lackayo viii include "Trllby"
I'm his repertoire noSt season, with "pil.
lars Of Society" ana Tho PIT"
y.---.,.--.
sam Shubcrt began nv a nowsboy
and loft an estate of half a million at
2G Two years ago he was hardly heard
Il Il among tho reports Tor noSt sea.
son that lGlon TORY viii make an
American tour IN a repertoire Of her
aucccsaea
Nance O'NcIl aud her company viii
return from their Australian tour next
December, and may play season IN
thIs city,
II, 4, sAinlshurg reached the D0Olh
performance Of sherlock Holmes" on
May ~, az the &C. James thoator, Man.
chester England,
"Sunshino' IN the tito Of n fairy
spectacle Charles fruhman Ia 10 do In
London noNt December with seymour
Hicks and Elaine Territa 0A the stars,
Melbourne MaoDowell opened Monday
nlght IN omaha IN Cleopatra, supported
by Ethel Fuller Reports from Omaha
since then state that MacDowell did
not nnibh out the week,
The Illinois chlld-labor law is causing
managers a lot OF trouble IN Chicago,
whore the authorities are preventing
children under 10 years from appearing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17

on the stage at nlght IN any capacity
saaisstas
MiNs l'Oln Ih Toilette, the daughter
of doY, IA Toilette OF wisconsin, has
Joined one NJ the Proctor stock cons
punlos IN New York She played minor
parts ln Adn RchunH company last
season
Dnnol lfrnhmnn, accompanied by
MIS-. l'r0hman NJ IN London ana VIII
return Aug, l. Tho LNcoum thcntor IN
New YORK WIN open oll sept 6, with
Nat G, Goodwin In "fho Beauty ANA
the lmrgc'
blanche Walsh IN 10 play a repertoire
next Spusun embracing 'lho Woman IN
thr case" Resurrection cleopatra
Fedora ana some new pieces, She
VIII play on the Pacific coast ANA In
Australia,
=-..--a.
Tho English department ~ Harvard
university " 10 make AN innovation thi
year By adding 10 ~ regular Gurrlcu.
INN course IN pny.NntlnH Tho
course VIII be conducted by Prof ueo
u, Baker,
Andrew Mack, his company ana his
play tom MOORE" won immediate
success on hls debut IN Melbourne The
actor was showcrod Win flowers ANA
applause ana repeatedly called before
the curtain. acquiring well for his AUS
trallan engagement,
---~~s-
That veteran actress, Mira, John
Wood, IN Ia DE seen again ON the st1gc,
She has agreed 10 play the part Of
Margaret In Hall Gaines THE Prodigol
SON" which IN 10 be this autumns
Drury Lane drama, Nancy Price and
Lilly Han CHlnc win play the parts of
the two Sisters, Ilolgn ana Thoru, and
Horny Neville win also be Of the com.
pnny
Charles l'rohman has signed cons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17

next September Edgar smith win
writo ~, Weber himself VIII trayosly
Napoleon and Marie Drcnsler Nine,
Tho ncwost idea for o musical play
" one m which nll the "ch1racicr'' ave
10 be taken from n ppck of cards ana
,osinnled and named accordingly Tho
Joker VIII supply the huDor WIN me
holp or the knaYCa, aud lho queens,
presumably win carry the sentiment
--------
George Conan has finished u musical
pay Tho Maid ana the Millionaire"
Tor Fay Tomplcion deyl aruson lie
has puI some Of ha originality into H.,
ana ~ many opportunities as possible
Tor her peculiar talents since she left
Weber A Fields rho has boon waiting
ana hunting for mon u play
-s.=-a-.
Charles Frohman has Engaged rs
Partisan music han singing and dane.
INK glrlH Ia appear IN New YORK In
August with Miss Edna Mays com.
pany IN THE Catch Of tho season 90
Daly'r theator Euch one IN said 10 ho
4 typical French beauty A special
French scene " being devised for them
by u p0rlalnn playwright,
II " said that Leslie Ftunn'H royal
ties from HIS two musical playa, "Thn
School uirl' ana "rlorodorn" have ng'
Rroghtod over n quarter VI million
dollars, "Tho School CIR alone played
over 400 nights ~ the Prince Of Wales
thcatcr IN London, and more ,hnn 100
nights In New York city, Mr. stuart u
probably the hest known of all English
composers writing for the musical COM
ody stage.
Harvard university has Tor tho nrSt
time "A successful candidate for the de-
gree " ph,D, In music lie II Louis ~
cocrno, who has presented brilliant
thesis ON the evolution ~ modern or.
ohesirition $500 pages, with many 10
Illustrations from modern scofeD Ito
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17

tract for n number OF years with Hunt.
Icy Wright, who for nine years has
been the star Of all the productions NJ
Days thontor London, ana was tho
creator Of all the parts played In Amer
lea by James II, Powers and Willinm
Morris lluntloy Wright has probably
the greatest following In London
Of any one on the stage,
H-.----
A rumor comes from London TO the
olfoct that Mrs, Langtry has agreed 10
play season of AZ least twelve weeks
IN vaudeville In America, beginning
carly IN tho fall az u New York house
II II reported that her salary VIII he
$500 wook by far the largest sum
over paid on this side Of the wntor for
n vaudeville attraction, Some doialls
are yet 10 be settled before the c0n'
tracts are signed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
SHARPS and FLATS,

Cosima Wagnor'e libel suit against
Heinrich Conrled, growing out OF The
American production or 'Pnitlthl,'
has been discontinued by mutual eon-
gunl
Weber has definitely decided % try 4
burloslue ~ "Tho Duchess of Dantylc'
IN tho opening bill at HIS music hall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17

D hns engaged by Charles Fohman NJ leading LADY
William Gillette She WIN create the part Of 'ac Mr.
which he went London to produce taking Al.
Mr. hrolnnn ntet knc"
ho Girls kyH when that play was re-
Miss DoO with william Golfers company IN
London
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17

Lawrence D'Orsays last appearance
IN Augustus Thomas comedy Tho
Earl Of lawtuokot,' was made at Ills
Mnjosty's Thohtor, Montreal on sat
urdRy night OF last week out OF tho
~ weeks that have elapsed since the
plays FIRST night II has been played
1913. or nearly 900 times, In the new
comedy which Mr.. Thomas In writing
for his use next season, Mr. D'Orsays
character win be that Of the secretary
OF tho British embassy at Washington
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-13

Consolidated Stock Exchange. Reported over private wire by ", B Smith & Co.,, Fl Broadway. N. r.; New Haven office, $40 Chapel street Nor man A. Tanner, Manager.
 Open.High. Low. Clos,