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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-17

making overtures to other democrat
ic leaders in eastern and southern
states that indicate beyond all per.
adventure of doubt that they are in
the race to stay.
Undoubtedly the Chanler boom
holds the center Of political attention
here. while curiousity and int rest
alike as to his robust type Of latest
generation of aggressive democracy
i'm New York are ramifying the
whole country. Southerners especi-
ally have heen taking a liking for
Chanlcr Their numerous inquiries
about him have received answers
that more than satisfied them as
to his courageous, independent char
acter and the clean, untarnished
stamp Of his democracy. As they
realize that the movement for him
In New York is not only sincere,
but enthusiastic with all factions Of
democrats, hey are openly ex-
pressing qualification and unqualified
partiality for Chanler.
The late Senator George G.. Vest,
of Missouri. in an article in the
North American Review" published
in May. 1892, with the subject, THE
Man. or the Platform" said:
1T is useless to, deny that party
bonds are more easily broken than
they were, and that the personality
of candidates is becoming more po-
tent. The number is fast increasing
of voters who prefer in the candi.
/ date courage and honesty to high.
sounding defamation in the plat
form"
/ Senator Vest said this fifteen
years ago. what subsequent cam
/ paigns and elections have more than
3 sustained.
The mass of voters derive no NOV.
Ing inspiration from platform plati-
tudes of conventions; but that they
are swayed by the character OF the
man chosen by the convention as
the partys standard bearer admits
OF no question. They never pause
to question II he endorses the re-
sounding rhetoric from the commit
tee on resolutions. II they believe
he is manly. human. sympathetic
quick.witted. brave and honest and
fair. 1t is enough. Convinced that
he is possessed OF these virtues, vast
numbers will follow his leadership
regardless Of party conventions dec
larations.
! 1t has been the revelation OF just
such combination OF rare personal
qualifications for the highest leader
ship, his friends assert, which shows
Chanler magnetic man and Is
bringing him to the front and center
OF the political stage. They have
! seen him carry New York. winning
decisive democratic victory, with
a great united democratic vote in a
state that has more independent
voters than the state OF Nebraska
has democrats.
/ The more inquiry is made OF
Lieutenant Governor Chanler's sand
ing in New York, the better salts
fed are the inquirers. They have
learned that he has behind him not
only the upstate democrats, from
Albany to Buffalo, but that he is the
only man who can unite all Tam
many. torn and distracted as 1t is
by internal local dissensions.
1t is this knowledge which makes
New York democrats, who have TAX
en- up the Chanler cause, so insistent
ardent and confident.
CHAS. A. EDWARDS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-17
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
To Be Held in Ardmore During Sep
tember and October.

To Be Held in Ardmore During Sep
tember and October.
The United States civil service
commission announces the following
examinations to be held in Ardmora
Acting assistant surgeon Public
health and marine hospital service)-
Sept. II. 1907.
Manufacturing cement chemist
Sept. IS. 1907.
Nautical expert-Sept is, 1907.
Foreman mechanic-Sept. IS, 1907.
Plumber and steam fitter-sept. is,
1907.
Mineral clerk-Sept, is, 1907.
Mechanical craftsman Ordinance
department at large)-Sept. is, 10
and 20, 1907.
Fireman (stationary)-sept 25,
1907.
Blacksmith-Sept. 25, 1907.
Laboratory assistant in timber test
forest servicel 2. 1907.
Mate-Oct. 2, 1907.
Record and Identification clerk U.
;. penitentiary service) Oct. 2,
1907.
Wheelright-Oct. 8, 1907.
Blacksmith-Oct. 8, 1907.
blacksmith and horseshoer-oct s.
1907.
Marine steam engIneer-Oct. 3, 1907
Junior clerk reclamation service)
Oct. 80, 1907.
Applicants should at once apply for
application blanks, etc, to United
States Civil Service commission.
Washington. d. c.. or G. J. Sandlin.
local secretary, Ardr.ore. I. T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-17

People go on a vacation so as TO
pretend when they get back they
had good time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-17

The way girl wants you to kiss
her most IL the way she. says you
mustn't.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-26

Magdalena Martinez, Margarita Del
gado y Elena Martinez, respectiva-
mente; las que hubieron las vende-
doras de Margarita Delgado, por tftu.
|lo hereditari IL primera y tercera y
de compra -venta la segunda; Ia seffo-
|ra Delgado la adquirio por compra 4
Juana Romano Flores.
Dos porciones de una y tres cuer-
ldas, respec3ivamcnte, en- 1880, por
|compra 4 4Saturnina Vega y Juan Cla u
|dio, respectivamente, quierles las ha-
b{an comprado Antero Martinez y
este heredsdo de Margarita Delgado,
que las compr6 4 Juana Romano
Flores.
Dos porciones de seis y media cuer.
|das y de dos y media cderdas, en- 1892,
la primera, por compra a Marcolina
Delgado y que la hubo de Juan Mar
tinez. por igual tftulo, y Ia segunda
en- 1885, por compra 4 Pedro Rojas,
que su vez la compr6 Tiburcio
Martinez; los hermanos Martinez la
adquirieron por herencia de Margari.
ia Delgado, que las compro a Juana
Romano Flores
Juana Romano Flores posey6 di-
chas porciones hace I'm espacio de
sesenta af1os y hasta sus enagenacio-
mes dichas.
PoR TANTo, y habiendo ordenado
Ell Hon. Charles E. Foote, Juez de la
Corte de distrito del distrito judic ia1
de Humacao, P. R., que Sc publique
por tres veces la solicitud del pro-
movente en- Ell periodico que Sc edita
en- San Juan, titulado BOLETIN MER-
cANT1L DE PUERTO RICO. para que los
que tengan algun derecho real sobre
las 6ncas descritas, las personas ig-
noradas q quienes puedan perjudicar
las inscripciones de dominic solicita-
das y, en- general, todos aquellos que
deseen oponerse, puedan verihcarlo
dentro del termino de sesenta dlas,
que menzaran a contarse desde el
primero en- que aparezca publicado
este edicto, y pasados los cuales y Oh
da la prueba que ofrezca el peticiona-
rio Sc resolvera acerca de la solici-
tud parando todos los perjuicios de
ley, ibro Ell presente bajo mi frma y
sello de la Corte de Humacao, P r.,
Ell dia 20 de JUNO de 1oo7.-Enrique
Rinc6n. Secretario de la corte de
distrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-26
Professor de MuSiCa
RAFAEL MARQUEE Luna 81.

Ensefla solfeo y fauta; sc ha.
ce cargo de instrumentaciones
y copias para Orquesta. Banda,
Piano ETC., y compone instru-
mentos de m1sica q precios eco
n6micos, garantizando todos sus
trabajos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-26
Hotel Paris
GALE MENDEZ VIGO, NO IA
"a @ UEZ

Situado este establecimiento en- el centro
de Ia calle Mendez Vigo, con un jardln al
frente, es 81 que reune mayores ventajas
y comodidades para los senores viajeros, y
ell que cuenta con mejores habitaciones fres-
cas-, ventiladas, magnffcos banos y duchas.
e Comidas { todas horas 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-26

Sc desea comprar
una Historic Contemporaries
por Cesar Cantu.
Dirigirse NJ. II.
Apartado 48s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-04

bel Ser nellen 9pnaitie feinenS tein
ms Brett iesten lit ielbitoeritdno=
lid). Gle gifoire perrIrIad)te einen
ODER 5loci Gage lang grpbe Aufrc-
glrng IN @eIgrob, ieood) id)eint lie
ieBt iton pergeiien.
Sn Scltreid) bat pieber Elm Strife
DER @obnbeoieniteten I'M cine 2obn-
e%rbobung begonnelL unh III lin.
gurn miro BON ben So3ioloempfra.
ten fiir ben 10. bs. Mts. cine groBe
Gemonitrution perdnitaltet. 2ieielbe
ioa DEM Terlongen nu6 %allgemei-
ncm uno oireftem &ablred)t Muss
brlld perleiben uno epentuea einen
8cncrolitrifc sur Solge BADEN.
&pmlano'S tirfiide @Goers,
GalitablesG cbdllbe, Ioitault gegen. Stets often.
(WltuoD-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-04
&eriammlnugs. Museisen.
Sipioenoen.
lInion eruh Company Vi Marplano.

uitimore, .. Stiobcr 1907.
Sn elmer belite ltutisciunoe1en 8erlailn!!uns
oes Sirettorlilns ipllroe be'hlollcn. cine Stpl'
penoc upn orct 90 Yrp5cut anf sas Attten'
tapital Der 6ompasnie 5u ertlaren, 5ahlbar am
Woutag, ben II. Gttubrr 1907, an attlenlrla.
Der, oeren yininen Dei'm IbitiiB Del @el6a'te
am II, Sftober 1907 eilgetrageuliilo. ji fpelher
3eit Die uebertraeuitashiider acld)lpieil iperoen.
Sic Giidner neroei AM -. GItobcr 1907 'ple'
Der geotinei. al.
Gbeds weroer ben gittcntnbobert per Solt
Saidlarb Q. selnlan,
(277sD Setrctar.
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BenebInigt
&. garrB Wabuuf,
Trdiioent Der GontraIts9eb1roe.
Yhreau Der Strakenbu SpmmiHdr.
Sper, yebduoe.

GItimpre. %. september 1907.
Ole StrGbenourb briibssG omnIiiflre In Del
Staot Baltimore baberl 9entdb Der an 10. Sum
1906 lntcrjeibneteil 8eroronu,g vi. Isl Deg
Winbors mo Staoiraibs, cine oetaiuirie Iut
lteuling Der Soften unb Iusguben Tebit oerer
Seribeilune fir Die Hibeuirune. YfIalteruut
uno Hanoitetnbefetuig Der 2ombarbr Strake, uot
Der 8arriiou'aane bis iur Gatbertue' straae
MAIDEN laiieI.
uno ie MAIDEN hermit ierner beiannt, bGt
coreripdbnte Nufiieluna- rebit erfldrenoen star
ten ieBt Sur Snipeitior fiir dHe BARN ~intercfitr
ten Berionen bereii Iiesen mo oab bic befa9ter
9omn1ifinre am Ylpntag, ben 16. OCTOBER 1901
Sormittl9s 10 llbr. in ibrem Nlredu i'm Sucu'
Gebdnbe, 9srin9iols uno Souioap. Strabe. III
Situr9 iein %iueroen, I'M irgeno ipelhe In CT
ipdbnter Iufftelung ertbaltene Nagele9enbeiteu
9eger Die ir9eno cine irtereilirt 3u iein be-
baupteroe Yerion Ginfpallo erbebt. in Griua
glng ju jiebeiI.
SameS 8. Smitb,
y. Nrtbur Ni6ham,
Samcs 8. Warinc.
GomnliHIre.
Gusene 3. Hubsers,
(Sept30. chi .7-S) Glcrf.
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etunnlmud)uMge
Iepartcmeut fir 1fentlidc eif~crbeit-Sauten
ltutersT cpartcmcnt Siircau pcs 0ebauoc'
Sitine1tnrH MnihhnuH-

Tcpartcmeut fir 6ffentlihc slfeIbtlt--SautfH
itnter.T cpartcmcnt Siircan bcs @epanoe'
Suipefturs, MatIbnns.
dltinlore l.. Sflober. 1917.
3b babe gtppIiidtioien tiir Die lol9enoeI
4rlptlcgleu erbulIen:
finer mioior BON 3 Vieroeirdtteu;
Or. 4O6, Hprib. Strabe. 2 eleffrti1e Itoforei,
9eiaInmtsaapaSlid Don 10 Piernc!r4lten:
gtr. 1917, Srigbtpn.Strabc. 2 elctirilde DO
loren. eiuInlutslupa5itdt boz, u Yteroetrdlten,
9tr. 557, ". sQutaOettesgipe.. . elcitrli6e NO
loren, Geiunmtsaapu5ltdt pon D Bteroetrdften
loren, GeiantmtsNdpn6iidt bon q Yteroeirdil;
0r. IL, S..Giltaiu. Sirabe, . eIellrlf6e !g!oto'
rem, 8eiammt.Stapa5itd pou 20 Yferoetrd'tn.
lSer @inpenoutaen 9egeiI Seludbru19 oleler
YrlpilegieII erbebell nil, Dat lelne YroiClt.Srs
tlurling nm ooer Dor hent 4. Sitpper 1907,
Iprmiitne5 10 llbr, I'M obi9eIl Siirent elli6ni
reihen, MANN iiber o~ieIelberl oerbartoelt iperoeIl
miro.
GoparS :. Yrcitpn,
GSFt4) @ebuuoesS uipeltor.
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Nninnr Grc1ncr.

GS ftarb an 3. Stto6cr 1907 Gaipar 0remer,
O. Sabre ult, n~eIiebier @ntte Der oerilorbeleli
Wulunia &rencr. Serluanoic mo SreuIloe Der
SumiIie iino adlturgsuol eingellocil, Der Beer
oiguta beiiulpobuell, fueldDc am Wluntag, ben
7. Sfiober. Wioreeu5 S u6r. bon feiner 28ulI.
IllllD. gir, 120, 5oiters9lpcnIe Gde Gliriolls
Strube, iiuttfiuoet. Northumberland fir iein
SeeleubeiI in Der 0er6 Seiu- Nirhe nm 0 llbr.
(oI--S0)
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Rpmlauo'S tirfiid)e 8Gbers,
@cbduoe. 4oitault gegeH. Stets often
Scnrn TclOmunn.

Sc itarb am 3. Sftober 1907. 0 llbr Nor.
9els,, @cnrp 0elomann, ~9eIicbter. @attc BON
Glifabctb Seloniault. ~geborene Sbdfer. im 10.
0ebensiabre. Die Nceroipnng iifbet spnutas,
giufmiiiueS : llbr. pon irllterballe, Nr. S2p.
Suuooers Sirnbe. ans uui benz polhpns Bari
5rieohoic" itatt. Nitte, feline NInIlen.
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2cpartcmeut fir 1tientlihe acknowledgement.
nb.Icpartcnlcnt bed WcbGubc.S nfpeftpr6-
Shreans, 5tatbHaus.

9cpartcmcnt fir Dficntlide sihcrpett-gautcn.
Cub .Ecpartentent bed Wcbdubc. Sn{p efturS.
Sireans, 3aatbHaus.
Walti m 0 {, %. september 1907.
In9Gbote fit Die lieierltig BON St1Toen NIB
9tegalen I'M SetaiIsWnrft uno ~Warplanos Sniiis
TIT" fiir Den Wiabpr mo Stubtrntb bon 9altis
more iUeroe1 bon Der -Voaro Of 2liparos" ents
gegen geruIritet lperben.
Nilgeboie miiflen IN pcriiegelter GoiibertS eins
aefhIoficn. an ben .Noao OF glpnroS" abreiSirt
nno nit Der slufftrift bios ior Siaus auo
Hads 9tetail ,ularfct nro Mtarblanb Snftitute"
bertebe1 ieili lno AM ooer Dor Oiittiuud,, ben
Q. Cftubrr 1907. IL MIR @oruiittago, bel orr.
!. Seluel IbomaS (SIaots3}e9iftrator) in ocia
len giireui I'M Hatbbais abgepebcn iperben.
Seoes stiigebpt mus bon ei1eI.i be9laubietet
Gbed III Der S6be bon $3.50. jdbIbar an ben
:0tapor mo Siaotrdib bon Baltimore, beaIeitet
fem.
Bon Serr erfoIercid,er slnscbotIteIer tpirb Die
Stc4uHa elmer guteil mo gerii9enben giir9:
tdaft nnb Die 9efoIalna Der 8orfGriften oes
StnhtsGbdrters iiber 9ontraite beriar9t.
Eidue mn Spe5ittfaiiorel foillie1 i'm eiirNii
hss Sctdloc Snipeitors am nno nad, benz %.
Sertcniter 1907 ciH9eebeu perbet.
Die Qcborne behilt lid, has Retht eur, irgenb
pelbe oOcr ale In1ebotc 81 pcrlperfen.
Goionro 2. BRETON,
Sebauoes Snfpeitor.
@eiiitiat:
Z. garra Wahppf.
VrdfiSenf Der Gortrdft.9 cb5roe.
(sept26. 81, 2s, sc, Sft1 ,2.3.4,5,O
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Tcpartement fir 1ffentltd,e Observation-Disclosures
tlntersT cpartemcnt Siircau ocS 8cbanbe.
Suipctturs, Hatbbauc.

ilntcr.T cpartcmcnt yhrcau beS 8cbaube.
Snfpctturs, Ratbhaue.
aItimor l.. Sftober 1907.
Nneebote iuerben euiGeeen Gcnonllneu bon Der
9pntraitbeborbe ocr Siabt Baltimore fit Die
Grrittung bes r,sicr Safcn' uno seitertnniea
Tr. 4 aui benz Puuplate Tr. 929-93f, 9ieeni'
lub.strahe. fir ben Mlpor mo Staotratb BON
Baltimore fir ben Sebrauh Der Seuerbcboroe
g~lueeboie miifier, in oerts9elten 9pnoerien.
a~breffirt an btc ~Soaro Of eltparoS OF baltimore
Sim" ulo nit Der glufi6riit bio for 20. !
Tru6 Soufc" ant Der sluBenieie %oeriehen. s,rT,
T., Seiuen 1bcmaS. Overwhelmingly, IN oeiiei
1iireau i'm Ratbbais I'M oocr Dor IL Nbr Sor-
mittass AM 16. Eftober 1907 iiherreitt peroen.
,SeoeIn gln9ebpt mn, Elm on ben Dtahor uno
sinoiratb bon Baltimore 5~abIbGrer ccriifi5iricr
Gbed iiir $500 ~beiaeIeet fein.
Ger eriolgreide 9ieier r1ui Eiir9ifafts tte!s
len urS ben g%eitimmmnacn oes itiptiihen Char
ter3 beSislit 9ontru!te n%ndfonmei.
3eihnlnael unp Spe3iiiiationcn torucIt an
ODER nad Dem 3. Siioher 1907 i'm Siireal SeS
Gebduoe'S nipeftor3 b~elibtiat fperber.
Sic Peboroe bebdIt iib oaS Rebt Dor, iraelb
Gin ODER ale 2lilaebote III oertpcrteI.
Gowaro Z. Breton,
8ebaiioe' St'peitor.
@erebmist .,sf
=. garrD Wlabuuf,
Trdiioent Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
INft - -
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Wuffur6eruuu.

Su elmer aueemeinen, i~piiroi9en 9cod dltnits
feier Su Gbreu Dee 8rubbcrSugs Sriebrtfl ppn
Trcicinigfeito'Sir Rufior Sier9er. Wihi NUT
gabcn'S Sohne uto l0hier. ~fonoeru baS 9es
faIEmte Ecutfttbum lit aufaeforoert, Der 5eier
(273,D
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Mn @aiier.9ibnc1mcr!
Siuauj.Tepartemcnt.
epGrtemeu bee Collectors Der grefer'
mietbe uro 2iecnJcn.
l}nfkbnuy.

nlttmorc &c, 2. Siiober 1VUl.
Nafridlt ait riifitdnbigc Wai9abnebntfr!
Vile T%erfoncr, Die Der Sfdpt iir 1907 SSa''
fcrmietDe ld)uloia iine. perpen hermit berlnob.
ribiiat, oaB fte lett bent 1. Sftubcr i'm Rid
itaiioe iirlo itno in 10 1aee1, Setebl sum gbpre.
ben Der 28aier5ufihr iir oaa Giaentbnnl, aui
peIhes Die 8etnilgeu nod rlbt be6ab!t ltllo.
~erla'ten piro.
z. Spcnecr 6faric,
Collector Der S~Safermietbe lno 2ieen3e1.
CSit3,4.5)
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Ycrmiid)tc Mnseieen.
1crluren:

Cine Gelbc Wppsbiinoin; 9iccn5tiimrner 720t
@egeil SclobnIiis ab3igebel BET y. Stede,
Nr. 1911, Huro.NegeitcrsS trafe. (277-O
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q 4 Y 121 u AtnIhroDf
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Srcitas, ocn /. Eftobcr 1907.
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Gtseutbamer Il Kntnt, U6brHne
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agsutHr fir BafhtnBton nnb Tifrist epInmbtn
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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-06-14

Selma, Ala, where her mother is at
present spending the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus Bostic left
Monday night for Fargo, N. d. They
will reside with his mother while in
Dakota. He expects to engage in a
profitable line of business in the West.
Mr.. Frank Gordon, who has been at
tending Fisk this year, left for his
home in Williston, N. D., Thursday
night, going VIA Fargo, N. d. He ex-
poets to return next year to take up
his studies.
Miss Golden Perry, of Columbia,
Tenn, sister of Miss leila Perry, is
visiting her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Is. Hughes, of Fourteenth avenue, N,
Mr. Fred Wells, who has been in the
city for the past ten days visiting his
mother, Mrs. N. ]. Anderson, of Four
tenth avenue, North, left Tuesday
night for st. Louis, where he is max
ing his home.
Mrs. M. A. Turner, of Pulaski, the
secretary of the Endowment Board of
the Calanthe, is the guest of Mrs. Gill
bert White this week.
Miss Annie McGregor, of Nashville,
spent last Sunday in Columbia
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo B. Stokes, who
have since their union on March %,
been the guests of the mother of the
bride, Mrs. Dr. R. D. Gregg, of 156
First avenue, South, will leave Sunday
morning for their future home, Mont
gomery, Ala.
Miss Queenie v. Arnold will be out
of the city for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Stokes spent a
delightful day with Miss O. v Arnold
of East Nashville, Thursday.
Mr.. w. o. Gordon, prominent I'M
dertaker of st. Louis, was the winner
of the second prize in the Embalm
ing Contest held in that city. Mr.
Gordon visited his sister, Mrs. Frances
Work, of 1888 10 Johnston avenue, {
few weeks ago.
DR.. Covington was in the city from
Chicago for a few days this week. H,
visited the Globe Office.
' Mr.. and Mrs. l. E. Alsup enter
tanned at dinner Sunday their fathe
n and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Al
! sup.
Miss Beatrice Hill, of S01 Ewing ave
1 nue., is indisposed.
o Miss Louise Hall, who has been sic
n for some time at the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. G. S. Lytle, of 1911 Jackso
t street, was encouraged by the follow
# ing callers Sunday: Mesdames Marth
Smith, Anna Lane, Katie Brown, Mr.
Q Gee, Miss M. Walker, Owens, Pan,
n Nina Lillard, little Josie and Maggi
Sewer and Mrs. Susie Culp.
4, Miss Cecilia Jefferson, sister of D
1t E. B. Jefferson, is in the city for tn
It Fisk Commencement
@. Rev. e. w. S. Hammonds, d.
,r dean of the Theological Department {
Walden University, who has been
lie for several days, is able to be up agai
oil though he has not completely reco
a. cred
e. The children of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
ne Chandler, of Scovel street, who ha'
II. been suffering from measles, are alb
ly to be out again.
Miss Addie Lee Streator, who taug
v. the past scholastic year at Tuskeg
lis Institute, is now visiting in Chat
TX. nooga.
is Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Martin,
Hynes street, entertained at cards Ia
of week in honor of Mrs Jennie Che
OIL ham Lee, who has but recently
or Gently returned from Tuskegee, Whe
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-06-14

MOOl LOI II to get together at one time the
price of first class clothing. Under our liberal
plan YOU buy the best and don't miss the money
while paying for them. You only pay Sl.0O per
week or So. 90 per month. You can easily make
vonr pavments with the small amounts you
usually waste.
MONARCH CLOTHING COMPANY.
4OS Church St. Opp. Maxwell House.
A-19O7 II
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-06-14
The Star Restaurant,

3l6 10 Johnston Avenue.
Meals at all hours. Open Day and
Night. Furnished Rooms for Rent
by Day or Week, 4oo Gay Street.
SAM SUMNER, Proprietor. Neatness is our Motto.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-07-26
THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL

The development Of this branch of the
University at Athens, Ga, has been wonder
fuI There are now three large dormi-
tories. three school buildings, and new
dining hall seating 400 students. There are
n departments of instruction and Sc Off
oars and teachers. The schools of Domes-
tic Science and Manual Arts are handsome
" housed and equipped The Department
II Music includes instruction in Common
School Music teaching, chorus singing, the
niano. and the stringed instruments. The
School orchestra numbers IS pieces The
most wonderful thing about the school is
The small expense of the school year
These charges have kept down to the low
est possible figure. Thus hundreds of stu
dents get a wholesome, practical, sensible
education there, who could not afford to
attend other schools. The graduates are in
demand at good salaries everywhere. Two
Of them have just been called into the fac
ultes Of the Normal Schools of Virginia,
after teaching several years in Georgia
Students are registering rapidly for the
new wear Only 200 can be accommodated.
President Branson has just issued an at
tIacuge picture Catalogue of the school.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-07-26
r,..-.. 2 z. IN Prussia.

The Prussian authorities are -
culating the cost q eiscO. -. -IS 80 ~
Inc IF railroad tetTeen Altoh@ @-1
~ - s,vtv-fre miles. with view
i EN- the Dlant should not seem 100 COST
". 10 test electrical TolA-1 -, -
beavv track on ars.-ela5s I ram a. /,
--FI liz IL ercs7-.o1aliy straight ana
Level and has . heavy passenger
traffic. and for his reason Is 80 =
for the experiment: but whether i
Is tried or not w.l depend On -. -
cost ~ Of transportation and equip
naur -EngsECer.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-07-26
AWFUL EFFECT OF ECZEMA.
Covered With Yellow Sores-Grew
Worse-Parents Discouraged
Caticura Drove Sores Away.

"0n Itue girl, enc year and a half old,
was taken with eczema or that was what
The doctor said it was. We took her to
three Doctors, Int by this time she was
notang Jus a yellow, greenish sore. One
morning We discovered little yellow PIN
pie CaoHs Of her eyes. Doctor 10. , said
that we had better take her TO some eye
specialist aiEce it was an ulcer so we
Went TO 0swego TO doctor No i, and he
Sald TIE eyesiGht was gone. We were near
" discouraged. but thought we would try
Inc lraeua Treatment, so 1 purchased il
set Of Cr..eu-a Remedies, which cost me
q, anil il three days ou daughter, wno
mad ae7a sex ABOUT eight molths showed
@e"t movement, and in one weel; all
sores had saTpearel. Of course it could
nol Issie.e he eyesicht. but if We had used
CGteara !. time, we are confident it woGld
nave sa'- Tie eye Airs. frank Abhotl,
L. Ed Er g. Fulton. Oswegc 70 F.. y. Y.
A9ga., T., .3aG."
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-07-26
Medical Department

TULANE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
It's advantages for practical instruction. both in
ample laboratories and abundant hospital mater
ials are uneQuaied- Free access is given 70 the
Great CHARITY Hospital With 90 beds and 5000
patients annually. Special instruction IS given daily
at the bedside Of the sick The next session begins
October a 1907. For catalogue and Information,
address PROF. -. r. CH AILIE, VI. D.. ID saus
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-07-26

experience with many kidney medi-
cines, I am in a position to know
whereof I speak and am pleased to
add my endorsement and to recon-
mend their use.
Sold by all dealers. so cents boz.
Foster-8Iilbur1 Co.. Buffalo, n. Y.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-07-26

The milk pail Is kept free from
staIensgs. slimirsss and sickness II
Il Is washed with 0orax and water in
the following prorordons-one table
gpoonful to a quart Of water.