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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
MRS. STANF0RD'S JEWELS
VIII be Sold by Trustees of University
A. soon a. Possible

san Francisco. sept. 1.-The world
famous collection Of precious stones
and leWelry, the property OF the late
Mrs. Jane stanford, valued at nearly
81, 100000 will be sold by the trustees
OF Leland Stanford, Jr.. University as
ISOLATION as soon as possible. This ac-
tion was decided upon at a meeting Of
the trustees held Yesterday Part OF
the collection will be disposed Of al pri-
waite sale, many offers from LEADING
eastern jewellers being already on file,
Those unsold will be put up at auction
I'm New York and London. Members
Of the board OF trustees OF the univer-
slty say that their action is merely car
rying out the express wishes Of Mrs.
stanford that the Jewels be sold and
a library fund be established with the
proceeds the income from which shan
be used for the purchase OF books.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
HARVARD DOES A FINE
FULL COURSE TRIAL

Pdtney. England. sept l.-Harvard
did a magnificent full course tu8l this
morning covering the distance from
Putney 70 Mortlake in Is minutes. S
seconds. only three seconds outside the
record Harvard benefited By a full
tide and a helpful wind.
Cambridge only did a mile trial cow
enng the distance On { minutes. 3 Sec
onds This time constitutes a record
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
COMPANY OF JESUS
Listens TO Eulogy on IT, Late General,
Father Louis Martin.

Rome. Sept 1.-The congregation Of the
Company n Jesus. which has assembled
here 70 elect a general Of the society. IN
succession 70 the late Father Louis Mar
TN. met today and adjourned a. i2.ls p.
m Vicar Froddi delivered an eulogy OF
Father Martin.
Tho recommendation left hy Father
Martin concerning the direction and plans
% the society were read and Father
Freddie presented the report % his work
az vicar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
POLISH ANARCHISTS.
Twenty OF Them Are ON Their Way to
The United States.

Warsaw. sept Ina Gen Won Beck
~ 81 ST. Petersburg has been appointed
temporary governor general % warsaw.
The Jewish paper Der Meg, stated this
morning that ~ Polish anarchists have
escaped from Nsrsaw and are on their
way 10 the United States
over inn arrests we're made during last
nights police sVecp n this city Many
complaints have hcen made b. the piis
pners Of police brutality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01

This is not uoW the ease. and changes
come so often and with such little
warning that debts are contracted that
might otherwise be- avoided by the care
iul officer to Do always ready Cor tbr
demands ut The military scr,i ice. lie re-
news his recommendation of last year
thai officers quarters Doe heated and
lighted without expense 90 occupants.
as are other public buildings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
SPECIAL WRITERS HERE
Carload Of Washington Correspondents
Arrive From the Capital Today.

At AIS this afternoon a joyous
bunch Of newspaper correspondents
representing the leading papers Of the
country az Washington u. c.. will ar
rive iu salt Lake On a special car at
tachcd Go the regular Los Angeles
limited which comes in over the ore
g0u short Line from the east az AIS.
They viii be- met az the depot by
local newspaper representatives and
escorted 20 the Commercial club where
they Mill Dee entertained during their
sfay M this cts They leave for Boise
tomorrow 0n the special train carry
INK delegates 20 the National Iuiga-
ton congress
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
PAY OF THE ARMY.
Brig Gen. Williams says Conditions
Call for an Increase.

Washington. sept i.-Cofdtions tX-
sting AZ this time call Tor an increase
IN the pay Of the army says Brig. Gen
Constant Williams. commanding the
department OF the Colorado On his an-
nuai report. which was made public
today he asserts that the increased
cost OF living since 1872 when the pres
ent rate OF pay vas fixed the frequent
changes Of stations. sending officers 90
Alaska and Island possessions nsCessi-
tating the Keeping OF two separate es-
tahishmCnts in many cases. work a
hardship. especially ON line officers
Years ago changes " stations mere
not ~ frequent and officers had op-
porturity 10 sese. GeA. Williams says
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
HARTJE DIVORCE CASE

pttshurg sept Ian reports Go the
CftsCt th3t Arrangements Were being made
Geo settle the H8rtiC divorce case before 10
went to decision before Judge Rtcrt s
fraser we're SET at rest TODAY by Atty J
Scott Ferguson Of counsel for Hartie who
said DTS client vas simply awaiting tho
decision Atty. john ~. Freeman aud
Detective Glbru D. Perkins have rr-
csiNol threatening letters. said to De- Boo
r. similar hand to that received hv Ms
S'u.um during tbe trial. No aamo b. en-
Cd Iu those letter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
aussuLM,y CONGRESS.

Nizhni Novorod Russia. Sept THE
Mnssulman congress today adopted a
resolution IN favor OF four years oblig-
atury education o. their co-religionists,
the education 10 be taken out ~ the
hands q ihe clergy and 20 be con-
nded 20 The Mohammedsn societies.
The Tartar ss well as the Russian Ian
guage Is 10 be taught.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
NAsAs RIVER RISING.

El Paso. Texas sept 1.-The Nasas
river between Gomez Palacio ana Ler-
do Mexico. on the line OF the Mexican
Central railroad, has risen a. feet iu
the last "a f0urs and the inhabitants
OF two towns are fleeing Co the hills.
fearing that the cities will be- swept
away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
COMMIT DEPREDATIoNs.

Urieefpolsky. Province 81 Vladimir
Sept i-Agragrian disorders have
broken out IN this vicinity and peas-
ants have cut down the entire forest
on the Mauransf estate Cossaclts
have been sent to restore order"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
EARTHQUAKE IN PRUSSIA.

Berlin Sept IA dispatch from Ems.
Prussia. SAYS that fn earthquake shock
extending from south % north. vas felt
there Al s.li this morning Three fur.
thcr shocks are reported 70 have occurred
IN the vicinity q Ems.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
FATAL HUNTING ACCIDENT.
Man Mistaken for a Bear and Shot By
Companion.

Seattle, Sept l-Whne out hunting
near Toli, a small place across Lake
Washington from this city Paul Scott
was mistaken for bear by his CONF
panion James Robinson, and was shot
and killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
TIRE DRiGo DOCTRINE.

Paris. Sept i--Omcial quarters here
have no knowledge Of tho reported ex-
change Of views between the powers
with reference 10 the proposed disc
cussion Of the Drago doctrine 40 The
Hague.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
PILOT IS FATHER KleSEl.'
Crowds viii be Picked up En-
Route and Utah viii be Well
REPRESENTED at Conference,
fhi. il the Fourteenth Annual Gath
erlng. the First Being Held In
salt Lake Chy,

Tomorrow night Al 4 o'clock John
Uslds gold cornet will blow farewell
,o salt Lake. and the irrigation special
sill leave for Boise
FISHER Harris declared at . o'clock
today that fully l25 citizens Of Utah
uU invade the neighboring state of
Idaho. and show them that all the n
rustion is not done in the more arid
states of Nevada and New Mexico.
The list Of Pullman reservations was
forwarded by Mr.. Harris 10 the rail-
road company this afternoon, and the
cars are being assigned to their pros
uective occupants.
PILOT is PAPA" KlEsEL.
rred ]. Kiesel will be master OF
ceremonies for the Utah delegation
and Il will pick up recruits after leav-
irs salt Lake from Ogden. Heber
cav Kaysvile, Logan. and other
towns Preston. Idaho. will send 10
io ioin the special on its way north'
and these with the heavy California
Allegation will swell the congress to
Unprecedented proportions In point OIL
attendance. ...
Tho work. too, is Of a more important
nature than any heretofore under-
,ak,n. In addition 10 discussing gem
s,s western irrigation plans, dehnile
noyement will be started TO invade the
S,y OF Washington. d. C., with the
tni convention and land heavy APP
ropristion for western water develop
.usnt 49,. o,.,
For Utah and local interest ceniers
n winning the Clark cup for hortlcul-
iursl excellence. Thomas Judd OF 81.
George. president Of the state board OF
Horticulture has been provided ample
funds raised by donation, TO put the
hest exhibit Utah can produce M the
fed and the responsibility OF having
general and appropriate has been
len vim him. He has been unuirlng
an bis EFFORT 10 put the proper KIND OF
aiming exhibit on display, ana mas
what Is considered 10 be a prize taAer
beyond the shadow OF a doubt
PARTY PERSONNEL
The Hs, Of thoses FOR whom reserya-
lions have already been made Is as
follows
Kaywille-w, 4. Bringhurst j. r.
Barnes
Provo william N. Roylance, Hugh
:. GoWaus.
Tooee-J W Tate. Peter Clegg.
Heber CiW-Johp Crook, George
Muir
Salt Lake Couniy-Georse Austin. j.
y Grant. William Il. Bintz. l.. g. Kel-
soy, +. e.. Hadley. John J. Judson,
John Henry Smith. A. j. Shields, j.
A. Meioaf, Fisher Harris. Frank Knox
George ] Odel r. n. Leib W. j.
Burton. $ W.. Morrison. Joseph ].
Richards J. J.. perkes. J. T. Stringer
Mr. Manson. Mt Page. +. r. stears'
X. ". Young 6. +. Taylor, =. r.
Rratz J. r. Valentine. George r. Both
well A. H. Snow. l.. H. Harding.
ogien-Fred J. Kiesel. James CAS-
SIM George n. Small. Jr., X. {.
Mitchell Willard Scowcroft
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
POLITICAL POINTERS.

Since The announcement Of The ln-
tended resignation Of Republican Coun-
y Chairman J. O. Eldredge Jr, the
friends OF calvin : BuckWalter Tor
merly deputy county clerk. have been
husiilng la his behalf for the chairman.
shin Mr. Buckvaiter is now M the real
estate business and has announced that
BIZ Is out OF politics.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01

once upon a time there was somebody
who invented a sentence about a man
who pounds his hsts against the posts
and sin insists be sees the ghost
Nobody in Utah except Frankie J. sees
ON hard enough no argue seriously up-
ON the candidacy OF William a. King
for county attorney VI this county. and
upon this promise % unearth a deep
iaid h.erarchical plot that is really
alive. ln the News" impression which
announced the candidacy % ~. n.
wilkins. hts name was used correctly
once. and once more in the same item
o. WIS printed vs.. "a. King. while the
mention of the Industrial activity OF
GRE candidate belonged 70 the person
of wilkins.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01

Auons The leading candidates for me
nomination of county treasurer on the
Republican ticket is J 4 Groesbeck.
now a deputy in Treasurer Cards
Office NJ. Gr0csheck made the rsce foF
thc domination two years ago against
Mr 'arhs and % Is now believed hy
iaeec aho are pulling wires for HIM
MOI Dc can Wln out In a., Convention
this fall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01

-. ,nc .rse. Of Adversely Is that
An'ong anhlnr us-often for the iir>i
o. n',he USES or WANT Nd
vTRTIsING
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01

"Nhen Il rain. poilagc you must hold
up YOUR dish" and when Iii rains
bargains ~ the stores you must
read tho ads.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-03-23
AN EVIDENCE OF Weakness.

The unexpected action of the Congress
sionaI executive committee at Fort Valley
on the 9th Of March in debating plural
ity vote is an index Of Mr. Lewis weak
ness as candidate for Congress. 1t is a
veil know fact that Tie c,mmittee is
composed OF Mr.. Levi, close personal
friends and relatives appointed by him at
the last congressional convention when
Mr.. Lewis had no opposition.
Tie committee was selected fom the
Lewis delegates sent to thai convention
and The committeeman were named to suit
sir. Lewis, which amounts 10 appointment
b, him. II has not been many years ago
wlen MI. Lewis o posed the mode ofnom
lnation adopted by the committee on the
9th inst
ocraJic custom in face Of oppositio1t and
when it it is done it is generally cons& led
be done in The interest Of some candi-
date. Tue acuon cf tue committee by de
caring plurality vote virtually sf71u1s the
small counties out from participating very
largely in congressional nominatlon, and
the time honored custom Of giving them
representation at a Congressional Corven
tom is los by the action Of the committee
at Fort Valley
IT This rule being changed ~ the friend,
Of Mr.. Lewis ntne face Of opposite II leads
one to conclude that they anticipa ed Mr..
Lewis defeat if the rule was moi changed,
SO the change came about.
After Mr.. Lewis friends considers the
matter carefully, however, it my not
work 50 advantageou,ly to his interest as
was at first expected. he small counties
will naturally resent the actor of The com
mitee and show their resentment by fail
ing to vote for Mr. Lewis. MIR. Whealley
lives in the lacgest county in the district,
which IS solid for him, tits said Cordele,
the next largest clty in the district, is
the same way.
It is UNDERSTAND til Judge Riley, mem
Der Of The committee from Houston,
which is next to the largest county it the
di trio, bitterly opposed the change in the
face OF opposition and it is reasonable to
suppose that Judge Riley represented the
sentiment Of his county. So MI Lewis
may not have bailded hou e SO strong as
he thought, house bullded SO may not
stand.
sumtsr's candidate for Congress Is
strong, and the hail-storm Of votes cast in
favor of fair PLAY will land him in Congr IS
on The day Of nomination. Amercus
Times-Cecorder.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-03-23
GEORGIA Lee Comfy.

GEORGIA Lee Comfy.
By virtue ofan order of the court of Ordinary OF
said county Jan. Term 1900 will be sold at pubno 'w
cry OH the first tuesday in Mar next before the co"
house door in eesblrg said county between the legal
hours Of sale, the following properly to"t: han m
terest in lots of lands l4I23-t s2-I2l-l2o AMI cast
halves ofe5-9o-97- dist: Lee %. Ga. Containing
l3r6 acres known as Martin place. Also ten snmes
in the corporatin known AS Leesburg Gnery Co. L1ehg
a corpo.atlon situated Lse Co GA belonging to
nc estate ii r. NJ Mas late Of Lee county Ga
Decd for the purpose OF payment " debts OF the SAID
decd ana for dist button. Terms cash.
Jan. 9o6,
A il Lou Minis, adminx. F M Minis decd
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-03-23
NOTICE OF sALA.

GEORGIA. Lee County.
To Whom it May Concern:
r. A. Forreseer, administrator on the estate OF Ann
Brown late Of said county, deceased, having duly APP
ned for leave to sell the real estate lying in sad
county beongng 10 said estate Of Ann Brown, towit
Two ~ certain town lois situate j" tow" Of Lees0afs'
Georgia being lots Nos. 200 and col containing X.
and 40 r. eacn, more or less, strip in the e%trem
,oun-West corner oflot No. 2ol, being 70 feet Nof'h
10 South and As feet st West previously sold OH
by said deceased for the purpose Of paying debts ana
making distributions Notice Is hereb, given to all con
c4rned that said application wil'be heard the first
Monday in April next. This March 5tn 1906.
Geo Z, Edwards, Ordinary.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-03-23
Two in One Winter.

c. E. Emerson, of Fitzwiliam N, H.,
had two attacks of pneumonia in one viii
to-. He writes that two physicians said
he could not recover from the last attack
After they had given up hope he began
taking FoIeys Honey and Tar, which
brought him GU; all right He writes
that he surely lhinks Foley's Honey and
Tar is the grandest remedy for throat and
lung troubles. Longs Drug Store Lees
burg Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-03-23

Mr.. Tim Jennings Of B-onwood spent a
few hours talking business with his friends
in Smithyile last Saturday.
Mr.. anu Mrs. johnson Of Adams spe mt
several hours in Smithyille Sunday alter
noon.
Mr. G. II, Palmer from Wilmington, N.
e, was in .Smithville Friday night and Sat-
urday.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-03-23
CITATION
3EORGIA,-Lee County.

GEORGIA,-Lee County
Ordinary 5 office of sad county. 10 all whom It
may concern; A. A Pad, Surviving admiuistrato- on
the estate of 5. NJ Page having filed his petition in
this Office for final discharge and letters Of Dsmisson
from said administrations Notice IS hereby given to
ali concerned that said application will be hear at the
pr term 1890 Of the court OF Ordinary OF sad coun
" 10 DO held on the first Monday IN Aplll next
Witne 5 my official signature March 9th 1906
Geo. {. Edwards, Ordinary.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-03-23
suls. Items.

Miss Mary K5f5cbran who has been
visiting relatives Shellman, returned
last Friday
Mr.. Carl Nick av from ARLINGTON.
spent Sunday wimefoIks and friends
Mr. Johh RlcNlf Macon, but an old
citize.. of Smith 5iad last Friday
night and was BURR sn,thvilIe Sun
day afternoon
Miss Ola MaeS MI and Miss Carrie
Mae Edwards last Saturday in
Americas.
Miss Maggie visited relatives in
Americas last 0aIp Sunday and Mon
day.
Mrs. Billie WelLbo hae baen visilino
in MOI tgomeiy f while came home
Sunday night.
The EpworUh ~ had j social meet
ing at the hotel Iloy riobt A de-
ightful program wrarged for the eve. :
ing.
Mrs. OVERLY, wh,ent last week With
relatives at BIaEei-mrned Monday.
MI " III "a a)rmer citizen Of Lee
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-03-23
CITATION
GEO EtiIA. Lee County.

GEO <GIA, Lee County
Whereas H. J. wikerson has duly filed his appli-
cation Tor permanent letters Of administration upon
the estate Of Mrs. L. Wkerson, late Of SAID nounty
deceased, notice is hereby given to al concerned tha'
will pass upon 5. id application at the next -ular
term Of Ordinary Court and for said county to be
held ON the first M vnday in april next. his March
9th 1906.
Geo c. Edwards, Ordinary
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-03-23
MIR. Lewis Will Win Easily Now.

The executive committee of the Third
congressional district has decided to letthe
lallet pole take the peraimmo1 in the race
for congress; in other words, the man that
gets the highest vote al the primary will
be The nominee Of the party. The ly
hope Of those who have been opposing Mr..
Lewis vas dat his opposition would 30 di-
vide up the delegates as to defeat the will
OF tbe people in the convention by sh>ewd
manipulation. Well, the Members Of the
executive e mmuee Of this district have
certaaly demeaned themselves with 5s-
coming propnery this time and have fixed
things according to democ attic principle,
so The people win rule
We predict that there will De no opposi-
lio,, to amount to anything 10 Mr.. .ewis
long, hut that it will fzz out by the t.me
that lie gets back home TO m.nd his gaps
Nj Lewis, we predict will get three
fouirhs Of he votes lied in The district
We Just can't afford 10 retire him at thi,
time, ana we ar hot going to do it.-Cor-
dele Rambler. adv.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-03-23
Hos. d. IA
p y GHES ANNOUNCES.

11~lS' n e CsFIES ANNOUNCES.
70 ne ~, attic voters of The third
Cong1essiopaA strict:
formal announcement Of
my 9a'uiua he office of Congress
man io"' Id Congressional district
- s Goth. Congress of the
1i'N0 ' solicit the vote Of every
"li'e ueiHo the District.
F-0 I should call attention
- : e''l IS that 1 shall advocate
- white supremacy; and
= Aeeess lall earnestly advocate
su1n aA n to The National Consti-
luton a. Die us effectively 10 ac-
GomPlsn NJ pose.
's LILY life been farmer,
: 90 ~ W. ;,h land profession closely
le cause Of Agriculture,
49, : 49, ~, edge my best efforts to
80 ~ Nh Of such laws as will
- N to this great interest,
= - by Governmental aid
~ - bustries.
ind publication of cotton
50 guarded as to pro-
h..I the producer, and steps
'''0, treaties or Otherwise to
'@i'u ~ -cia relations with for
5 49,, ularly with reference 10
~ the markets Of the
= - - z staple, cotton.
'''l' - n revision Of the Trust
y 091in " UGH an extent as will
'e0Ul9 u.s. ice to all classes of peo-
Pr ,l'''s 4g the maxim, Justice
- o., az r privileges to none"
-"y0 legislation regulating
i@'iio@u a'1s aritts and with that end
~ 'e" dyocate the enlarge
lien' = - = 1of thc Inter Stale RAJ
Io.l oo"''i'i's' b In t they can effec-
u"ii5 Pl''e"' ton and unjust dis
! az = = ~ Governmental aid fer
the i'n.!oNe'''s' our p.bIic roads,
Rural hree De}vel lD '''l
every ag'le'i'' a ynmu.f and every
'a'''i J "''y p = led withB daily ma
SERVICES ali'l W. at end inflow, I also
adv, cate an incea,(1 .o,ou, 4ha D.,
Fee Delivery Grid
Itav The stct r,.,n,oton "a oon4r,1
of t trust; hot;th4., onoo.,, r,,,or.,oto
commerce aud tpse ,,,o+ j.. s,;a,t !, ~
jurisdiction OF Congi.o
am iii favor Of 1,a~oi or,,,~;o+;ors
for the improvement, f ou, r,,. and bar-
DO ana Tor the eFction animprove-
meat q pu0'lc lfngsiL th3tate.
10, P4se the cor ton &C tiballot Nv
the use OF mo'ey hd. ither indduals or
corporations a
am opposed FIJI. nat-Iation Of
the cotton and OF cron4 t2ob the
...,,I,l; inns - ~. = ! 81 ,Il~
SP' Gle, Oh 8"ll"'l u-tItutl0ns known as
bucket sho2s.
Should | be ell to this Office of hon
or an trust | &c my best efforts,
thoughts ana y to the interest of
the third Congr4 ,a1 district
respectfully,
DLGY NJ HUGHES
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-03-23
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggist refund money if it
ais 10 cure. L. w. GROVES signature
is on each box. 25c.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-03-23

The democratic executive committee of
the Third congressional district, which
me t at Fort Valley on last Friday. March
9th, acted very wisely in changing the
congressional election for the time hon
ored custom Of choosing a nominee by
delegates to that OF electing the nominee in
the regular primary ordinarily held to Sc
lect stale candidates. The result will de-
pend upon the candidate having the plu-
rality vote and places the matter entirely
il. the hands of the voters, lhrs insurinp a
popular choice. This arrangement viii
prevent combinations and trading 10 the
detriment of a candidate who would OH
elwise hade plurality, and will eliminate
most undesirable feature of politics
as would probably have been carried on in
this section. We congratulate the wise
cues Of this committee and believe they
worked the greatest good to the greatest
number" Cordele Daily News.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-03-23

Geo. c. Edwards, Ordinary
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-03-23

Georgia Lee County
Notice 10 Creditors All persons having demands
against the estate Of the late F M Minis request
ed to present their demands properly proven for pay
ment so as to snow their character and amount All
persons indebted the said estate hereby required
to make immediate payment to me.
Annie Lou Minis, Adminisratx of F Al, Minis
D.c'd
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-03-23
NOTICE.

Commencing Jany. Ist 1906, have leased The Lee
County Jo~rnal to b W Adkins, have nothing 10
do with its debts or contracts This should have sp-
peared and issue or two ago but was misplaced
C. II Beazey.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-03-23
This is Worth Remembering

Whenever you nave cogh or cold jns'
remember hat Foley's Honey and a.
will cure it. DO not risk your helth bJ
taking any Uut the genuine The gen
uine is il yellow package.-Longs Drug
Store i.eesburg Ga.