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up the mutinies that have occurred at the
different military posts. The outbreaks at
Helsingfors and Cronstadt which have been
described in detail by the telegraph corre-
spondents. are the consequences. The mill
tary authorities have evidence that they
have been in preparation and impending for
some time. There was to be simultane-
GUS outbreak at Helsngfors, In Finland and
at Cronstadt the Gibraltar of Russia, a:
the mouth of tthe Riva Neva. few miles
from ST. Petersburg, but the plans of the
conspirators were discovered and the au-
thorities captured their signaling apparatus
and code and arrested fifty Of their leaders
which demoralized the participants. The
Helsingfors mutiny was precipitated by the
unexpected arrest of 200 Of the men. The
commanding officer. who, Though his spies,
had been kept informed Of the development
Of the mutiny, took advantage Of a funeral
which was attended by the soldiers without
their arms to arrest the ringleaders. but
their comrades were too quick and too
strong for him and not only rescued them
but arrested the commandant himself and
ell other officers who happened to he in
their quarters and took command OF the
GUNS.
The Russian navy has been in a chronic
mutiny since the close of the Japanese war
and has been engaged in some Of the most
extraordinary incidents in all military his
ships in the harbor of Sebastopol were Cap
tured by the sailors under the leadership of
young man named Schmidt whose photo
graph and biography are now peddled OPEN
ly upon the streets of st. Petersburg. That
remarkable event is likely to be repeated
at any time. Admiral Skrydloff. command
ing the Black sea feet, has recently re-
ceived a written demand signed by more
than $500 OF his sailors which reads very
much like the platform of a social revolu-
tionary party and was inscribed at the top
Of the first page with the words Land and
Liberty" the motto Of that organization.
The sailors not only ask that their own In
dividual and common wrongs be remedied.
but undertake to regulate the politics of the
nation and declare that the entire fleet will
revolt unless the peasants are given all the
land they want, unless general amnesty is
declared for all political prisoners. unless
capital punishment Is abolished, universal
suffrage granted to the people and the min
istry made responsible to parliament.
Trouble In Baltic Fleet.
There have been continual troubles and
disturbances in the Baltic heet, which. by
the way. is under the command Of the
Grand Duke Alexander, cousin OF the
czar, who visited Chicago during the Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-30

Hosiery Oddments.
Odd lot of Misses Black or
Lace Stockings, small sizes S1MC.
only. Remnant price. pair /k
Manufacturers seconds of regular
Csc. Plain Black Ribbed
Stockings for misses. Friday, sc
Infants Fast Black Socks,
plain and lace. Odd lot to be sc
closed out Friday at............
Odd lot of Boys Heavy Ribbed q
Stockings, seamless foot. FRI &c.
udy dt. ............. .........
Remnant lot Of Infants Fast n
Black Stockings, seamless foot. NC
Friday, pair. Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-30
One Whistle Changes Three Lives.

The whistling of a single air recently
changed the life currents Of three people
How? The secret is divulged In THE
House of Defence" E. F. Benson's splendid
novel, which will appear in The Saturday
and Sunday Star. beginning Saturday, Sep
TENDER l. before publication as a book. 1t
is the fifth of the world-famous $4,000
series.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-30
Trouble In Baltic Fleet.

There have been continual troubles and
disturbances in the Baltic neet, which. by
the way. is under the command Of the
Grand Duke Alexander. cousin OF the
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Tw0-F0ld Importance
Boys Clothing
Dept.

A small lot of Boys Eton-collar Blouse
Suits. with bloomer pants; sizes D, ana
8 years: good washable patterns: also
Boys Khaki Color Sailor-collar Blouse
Suits. with bloomer pants:
sizes 4, 5, T. and 0 years. NR
Sod up to 81 per suit. Fri eOSG.
day .....- .......--.-..'......
Boys Fancy Two-piece Suits: double,
breasted style: sizes Z, 8, g. III, IL, IA anu
10 years; spring weight;
only one or two suits Of en- Nm
each pattern. Values up to y IL lv
$3.50 Friday. .............
Boys Fine Quality Covert Rain
coats; sizes 8, o, TO- IL and II years;
light weight and all in tan CD MQ
color. Sold for $3.50 each. 0ZeyO
Friday.
Boys Caps, in golf, Elton, Norfolk and
long peak styles, fancy and a.
plain colors. Usual 25c. sort. o.
FRIDAY Tor.
Boys Fancy Knickerbocker Pants.
strap and buckle bottoms, h6-
broken sizes; $1.0o sort. Fri AtVC.
day 1or...-.... ..-..............-...
Boys Wash Suits. sizes 2R. 8. and
years. in fine washable materials and
all sorts of shapes and styles. kM-
Sold up to $3.50. Friday QDVCs
for. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Boys Laundered Blouses, of dark stri-
ped madras. all made neck NR
band style; sizes to 10 years. ZSC.
SOC. sort. Friday
A small lot of Boys Waterproof Col
lars; sizes u to IA neck meas
ure; 1Oc. and 12c. sort. Fri DE-
day.. -..-...................
Boys Black Initiation Patent
Leather Yacht Caps and Tam ~
O'Shanter Hats. Sold for 25c. w.
Friday.
A small lot of Boys Suits, of fine twill
led all-wool navy blue serge. Knee
g go1a u s5''s to G s4se s Ff 1.08
Boys Collarless Night Robes, fine
white cambria; sizes 4, 6 and NJ
years. soc. grade. Fri ZSCe
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Corrupt the Army.

These appeals have more or less effect In
corrupting the army and exciting discon-
tent. and the leaders Of the revolutionary
parties have been equally active In working
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-30
Finally Reduced Prices ON
Suits, Skirts e Waists.

Women's White Lingerie Dresses,
made of fine quality Persian lawn. elabo-
rately trimmed with panels of embroid-
insertion. Sizes "a and Do. VS
49, Reduced from $12.9S to-.
One White All-linen Coat Suit. with
tight-fitting long coat and full cut
x yete, 'l pleaas. Size g. g. sos
Reduced from $12.9S to-.
One Brown Linen Suit. made with
pony jacket. Full circular a. no
flare skirt. Reduced from D Il .VO
$o.So to....-
Alice Blue Elton Suits Of imported
chiffon Panama, made with box-pleated
front and back. Jackets trimmed with
Persian silk braid and bands. Slightly
play Former prices, 5000 81 10
and $500. Reduced to-.
One Elton Suit of Atwood Panama.
in reseda green, also one Black ALI
wool Cheviot Suit in short CD mo
coat style. Sold for s15.9s Do. 70
Reduced to-. ...............
Remainders of regular lines of Walk
Ing Skirts, of fine quality Panamas and
Mohairs, in plain tailored or killed eff
f Sisek. s Nsgy at e sseo AMID So Q2
Z Women's Rain Coats, made of
Priestley cravenetted cloth, in tourist
style, with high collar. CT MQ
Guaranteed rainproof. Re SZ.VO
duced from 5000 to.........
Small lot of fine White Lingerie Bat
iste Waists; entire fronts of Swiss and
Val lace insertion; lace collar; elbow
! stR 1aes ss sisss "a s ana S.
Regular $3.50 value.
Odd lot of White Linenne Walking
Skirts, in this summers most mo
approved styles. Values worth yOC.
up to $3.50, Observation-Disclosures.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-08
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

Set a small box Of lime iNzhe pantry
and it viii help TO keep it aCy and fhs
all pure.
Soda should never be used for f1a8
aels, and if they are Kept IN good cor
dition they should be neither manglec
nor ironed.
Mud stains cRn usually be removed
from silk by rubbing with a piece o.
dannel. If the stain proves obdurate,
rub with a piece Of linen saturated
with alcohol.
II your window glass is lacking 10
brilliancy, clean it with a liquid paSt@
made Of alcohol and whiting. a little
af this mixture will remove specks and
impart high Iuster TO the glass
To render feathers white immerst
them for q short time in naphtha or
benzine. Rinse in a second disa Of the
same and dry in the open ar. Then
bleach by exposing in y box to the va
Dor Of burning sulphur in a moist az
mosphere.
Good clear starch is easily made
Wet the lump starch with cold wafer
stir ftlI smooth, pour on boxing water
and cook till clear. 1t takes o quart u
Boiling water to clear" two table
spoonfuls OF lump starch. If too tblcA.
akin with blued water
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-08
Trustee Sale Of Land.
atteI of Q. r. Fugerson Blnkrnpt.

In the matter of g. r. Fugerson Bankrupt
In the district court of the United States for the
So4thern District ofGeorg a, Southwestern Division
In compliance with au order Of the Hon Clay ION
Jones Referee in Bankruptcy at Albany Georgia,
which application is Of file in the oco Of said Referee
AID upon order passed for sail sale dine and legs
form, will be sold the highest and best bidder before
the court house door in the town Of Leesburg in tl
county OF Lee the residence Of said Bankrupt G. 4,
tugerson, the FIRST Tuesday 3rd uayl Of July 1860
durngsthe legal and usual hours OF public sales, the
following property to-wit.
One halt (undivded) interest ain certain -Four
hundred acres of land more or less situAtcdn the 14th
District Of Lee County Georgia and known as lois of
land numbers sI5 and 2l6
Location and plat Of same shown by official map o.
said county
Also certain ten bureaus and one buggy.
Terms cash
The said property sold as the property of the sale
). X. Fugorson bankrupt ior purposes OF adminstau
on Of said estate.
This June 5, 1900
{. BeazIcy, rr-stee in Bankruptcy of G. h.
Fugerson Bankrupt
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-08
FOR YEARS SUPPORT

GEORGIA, Lee County: Court of Ordinary 70,
said county, June Term 1900
lo whom it may concern Mrs. Annie Lou Minis
widow Of + NJ. MINIS, laty of said county, deceased
aeving made application for IL months support ion
herself and minor children cut ofthe estate Of said
deceased, ndappraisers duly appointed to set apart
ne same having made their return, and the same be
ing now Of file in this Office: All persons concerned
are hereby required to show before the court Of
Ordinary for said county, the FIRST Monday in lu-
y, 1906, why said application should be granted
and said return allowed
This the 4lh dsy OF June 1906
Geo. z Edwards, Ordinary.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-08
Beaz1ey'S Land Offer.

Railroad and with propose read closer Fine cot
ton.
One four and houses and houses running
water nearly all cuvatabe So of laid adjoining four
room house three house, room houses some
cabins that could be used but in bad repair Both Of these pace
good barns wells and smaller houses taken will these
places 81 No land around bought less than
ten to$I5 This is snap creek on back OF place
Can get IS horse farm onh aue place eepnt for stock Terms
~ cash balance equal payments years, per cent,
90 acres all cultivation has four house
good large barns and other improvements miles fom r. R.
Price per $40 cash
25 acres brand settlement house. cribs and stables
Seven dollars per acre. all cultivated cash bal years
at per cent.
H. Beazley, Leesburg, Ca
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-08
Joint Debate At Albany.

Hoke Smith and Clark Howell will
debate lin joint sputel al Albany between
July 7, and Aug. Isl. Dale exact anmouh-
ced later watch for it boys, and ali g.
down. Let Leesburg and s5lnithyile seno
a solid train down. Let the Toys save
their nicoles Tor pink lemonade and WOW
wow rubber balloon whistles, and all &c
down, don't raise a racket but enjoy your
self and nobody need be any the worse
for few dimes spent,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-08
10 Cure a Cold in One DGy -s5s.
roso laxative Brorno Ouinine Tablets q GkAvzc~ Soxgy

nissioners maintaing the said dispens
in the said town in writing signed by
mayor Of said town, which notice
specify the time to be allowed The said
pensary commissioners TO remove tne
Iispensary from said towr( which t
hall not exceed 90 days,) alter wh
time II shall not be lawful 10 maintai
dispensary in auy such town wNicN
wiihiraw its consent as aforesaid % z.
maintaining Of same in sald town.
also by adding between the IS ana ~
sections Of said act an additional section
numbered section 3. A follows PROVIDED
II at any time.
one tenth Of The registered voters o.
said county Of Lee shall petition the or
dinary of said County for an elections, y
viii be lawful for sail ordinary to call an
.e1ebiton to decide whether the said dis
pensaries shall be maintaiued ~ the coun-
ty Of Lee, or abolished
Said election 10 be held at any TIME
hereafterin The same manner as the election
nrovidedfor in section % Of this acl and Il
the result Of said eletion shall be Against
Dispensares then after the expiration Of
GO DAYS from the declaration Of Che result
Of SAID election it shall be unlawful T.
MAINTAIN any dispeusaries IN said county
Of Lee.
And for other purposes.
This Moy IS, 1906
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-08
A lesson in Health

Healthy kidneys fltGr the impurities
from he bloyd, ard unless they do this
good health IS impossible. Foley's Kid
ney Cure makes sound kidneys and vii
po.tively cure all forms Of kidney and
bladder disease. 1t strengthens. the whole
system. -ongs Drug Store L7esbulg Ga
Owing TO a change in dates Of holding
the examinations tor School teachers the
ad in this papet IS changed to June e.
and 80, see the date,
The many friends Of MI. Tom w. Love
will regret TO learn that he has been quite
sick this week.
Mr.H. b Pollard Of Macon, visited tie
city. on business Monday.
Mr.. Hoffmayer Of Albany was a bus-
ness visitor to the city Monday.
Read Miss Jennie Folds notice in this
weeks issue. She is splitting prices j.
hal and will keep dollars IN your poke"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-08
Notice Of Intention to pass local Legislation.
Geo. e, Edwards, Ordinary.

Notice IS hereby give that at the coming June sess-
on of the geLeraI assembly of the state Of Georgia
hers win be introduced for passage an act to chengo
he present mode ofelccting the County commission
us Of Lee County and for other purposes Of which tn
following IS the title An act to amend an act enti ec
m act to create board OF commissioners of Roads
and Revenues and public building and pablo properly
and finances for the county of Lee, and for other pun
poses and also amending the several amaendaory aols
relating thereto particularly the act OF 1876 page z8l
approved February %, 1875 and the act Of 1854 and
1886 page no
By changing the existing method ofeiectng the coln
ty Commissioners of Lee county and providing hoy :
ne said commissions. shall hereafter be chosen am
eoted so as to provide for the election OF tie men
}9rs Of sand board Of Commissioners Of roads and rev
nues and public bu ldings and public property ar
nances for the County Of Lee BY the qualified voter
Lee County instead Of BY the grand jury as at pre-
mt they are elected.
+ AN dior other purposes.
This May 3IstI 1906.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-08
Personal a n d
L O c a |. ~ ~

-
Messers c. B. and Dick Avery were
here Tuesday, and its the same old story
IL the same old way Hoke.
Mr.. Redding Mobiles an old confederate
veteran aud brave old soldier, was in
town this week, and reports things grow
in Redbone.
The Misses Taylor of Atlanta are the
attractive guest Of Miss Annie Long this
week.
Miss jamie Lou Hooks of Americus has
been a popular visitor to Leesburg the
last few days
Joe Jackson has gone to splitting pine
trees INTO dollars at boy Pope's saw mill,
wish you well old boy make her hum
Logs are as good as gold these days.
Judging from the columns OF this pa
there are but two merchants in Lee coun-
ty Miss Tennie Ford snd Little Joe Lipsey
Lee county folks we need your support
we want 10 get all home print s page edi-
ton. lust now we have overrun ourselv-
es with advertising contracts (but not Lee
county, and visit to put ourselves whcae
we can give you paper that is a hum
mer
Mr.. w. T Jackson was in town Tues
day with a Hoke Smith button pinned in
hi, billed shirt ard SAYS he dares any man
to try 10 cake it of,
Hoke Smith buttons the men wear then
the ladies' grace them, the babies use then
and they fit every occasion. 1 gets more
50 every day. The boys say they hope
the little few who oppose it will make it
unanimous as tits SO near that way now,
Duncan Forester is cutting some fine
umber at his mill near town.
D. w. + soa has his mill at Graham
crossing in operation and putting away
like steamboat. II you wait lumber
see him.
MIR w. Fl. Badly was in Town Tues
day.
Marse River .Dau Green was in town
Tuesday, and let out one Of those ole
fashioned H0ke Smta yells tlat broke
window glasses in the court house and
ratified The blinds little. Heres at you
marse River your tribe is many in the
county of Lee. The big band wagon has
many 10 9hoop mp Hoke as She ratified
along toward Aug y, and still they want
seats Ill it.
Mr.. II. w. Hewitt was visitor to Al
bany Monday.
Commissioners Cooke, Mckinney aud
Laramore wee il town Tuesday 10 com
m. ssIoners meeting.
Mr., Lonsberg Of Albany was in town
Thursday in the interest OF his music
house.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-08
Notice Of Intention to pass Local Laws

Notice Of Intention to pass Local Laws.
Notice is hereby given hat at the com
eesyiou of,he Legislature Of Georgia to
meet In .Juae next, there viii be introduc~
ed An act entitled. an act to amend an act
PASSED by the Legislature Of Georgia and
approved December IS 9o2(page 222 81
The ac,, Of 1902 l<rttied an act to pro-
hilit .ne sale Of spidtuous, vinooo ana
malt liquors, and Intoxicating bitters and
,sders. m the county Of Lee except as IN
This act provided; toregulate and control
the sale thereof through The medium Of
dispen.aries. oneto be located III each m
c,rnofated town Oh said county upon the
recommendation Of The municipal outhor-
lie, thereof to establis. and perpetuaIe a
hoard Of commissioners for the manage
,oeut thereof; 10 provide 10 the appropri"-
ton Of The money arising from ne sad
dispensaries; to prescribe their powers du-
ties and rights, and los other purpose
Nv adding in the eleventh line Of tina
Fourth section Of the saidact Immediately
saer lie Gamma following the word town
in the said eleventh line, and immediate
Nv before the w3ra When lin the aid eley
entb line the following words.
4t..,,,,,icinal authorities Of any
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-08

Mr.. Jack Fleetwood was ia town this
week, Jack is still in The band wagon, for
This paper has only began its targe.
practice, we propose to shoe. at the mark
later, we prapose to have no flies on us
for not keeping things warm. Subscribe
now. Or miss the carly part Of tae per
fol- nance.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-08
,s,,ar gafr7ion BOXES sold ia post : 2 EnontEss

Also by adding to The said act at the
end Of tie thirteenth section of The same
alter the word ordinary the following
Provided oothingin this act shall be
construed to allow The establishment o.
dispersary ii the City Of SmithvilIe, and
tbe said.estabiishmentof any such dis
pansarv n said City Of Smithville is here
b, prohibited under this act and for'o'h-
er purposes.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-08
Kod0l Dysp@psia Cure
Gigaafa What yo0 cat.

If YOU will make inquiry il viii be re
veiation to you how many succonlb TO kid
new or bladder trouble, in one form or Ell
other. little patient is not beyond med
ical aid, Foley's Kidney Cure will cure
It never aisappoiuts longs Drug S'osa
Leesburg Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-06-08
Dispensary egisIaeion.

Upon the petition Of several citizen
and upon the cash thereto accrouin5 z
our pockets from publishing the notice
we publish this week coupe ofnotices a
SPECIAL legislation, this is nothing
Good old Sound Democratic Losal opt
TO allow a town o say whether it wants
un dispensary, or to allow county
vote on it, ltputs the people e the P
where they can run theirown affairs e
Nv add need not have tiff they don't
it. We see no harm IN 1t. Il we
the dispcnsary we can keep it il
can vote it out, that's all aboutlt
Isrests with u you continue tneg
1erVe.kiIiug t5s NO.TO-iAQ1gr
removes hedesirGNg,f EOJaceoi Wills -
fins purites the blood, re- ID VA W d AEh
&. 3. 35;;iI5
book. osS~18B * y ~, your, own orpei
~rgBA esfs III q ga will, patiently, persisbcl
49,. NJ W. box, ST. Usually cures; boz,
F44ffR9 H. guaranteed TO cure, or VIC refungH
NS Sterling Remedy Co., Chieago, NoaireAish
The Holly chieftain., 1906-01-12

people that the missionaries have been
ninistering. In the women's hospital
there, DR.. Eleanor Chestnut, one Of
the murdered missionaries, had up 10
the time OF her untimely death treated
5,47S patients since 1893, the year Of
her srrival upon the field. During the
years since the mission was estab-
iished at this interior city by the Pres.
byterians quite q valuable property
had been acquired, including as 1t did
the hospitals. the residences OF the
missionaries. and the schools. mostly
new buildings. which included .
church just completed with = seating
capacity Of 700. All these buildings the
Chipese mob burned after the murder
OF the hve missionaries, Mrs Machle.
and her ten-year-olG daughter. Amy.
DR.. Eleanor Chestnut, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Peale. DR.. Machle and Miss Pat
terson managed to escape from tho
cave where they had all taken refuge
and gained the house OF the Yamen Of
the prefect, whose protection proved
sffectual
1t is interesting to recall some of the
incidents connected with the fourding
of the mission station at Lienchow
some 20 years ago. 1t was no easy task
for the Presbyterians to gain foot
hold there, for. Notwithstanding the
professions of good will on the part Of
the chief ofiicial Of the city, repeated
and persistent obstacles we're thrown
in the pathway Of the missionaries.
Negotiations for the purchase Of land
and renting of houses fell short OF
completion, aftT the owners had in
dicated their willingness to close .
bargain. This perplexed the mission
aries greatly, for they had seen the
sub-prefect. who was grandson of the
great Tseng-kwok-fan. ard he had ex-
pressed the greatest fri ndliness ard