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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-11-15
CITATION.

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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-11-15

d KRIS taar the L0s3GVlE~ Line Or the
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-11-15

Jackson X Lee at Leesburs, ga. have
l2ooo) Two thousand bushels of Elo,ado-
n cotton SEED for sale at SI.oo per bush
el sacked. F OBJ Leesburg, Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-11-15

DO YOU FEEL BADLY2
If 50 your liver is wrong you need L. /
[. ask your druggist ABOUT it.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-11-15
BANKRUPT SALE.

vii -~ll II pu lsc cutlery lesore ths
CouFl Hose door 10 Fyes burg. Les Coon
~. Ca, IT 1850 o. 70 x on tie second
Ta@-l'ay - AOveDshef. 1851. The follCw
ing escrlf-d p@orerfy: 5000 feet Of
luml er, one mattress. one comfort one
p.ir q - iugs. oue horse, ore mule. Z
log cart /, 3 re hoFs9 10. one bug.y
ans ore pisfol. Sac q y becf 10 coz
az7naiod y referee il BaaEr1p,cy. IN
pstvilegs reserved re5ect any u al
BIDS.
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-11-15

Send rs your JOB Work. We guarantee
It to be As nice and as neat as you can get
elsewhere. Give The JOurnai Dob ofhee a
trial.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-11-15
HOW IS YOUR LIVER

If your liver IS right you feel we'll all over.
L. L L. keep j, right.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-11-15

Georgia Lee Cos1ty-
Sogs-s = heEeey gives hat the IN
s--es @nel has sDplied - tia@ Ordinary
u sd rss1tg tor Leave u sell the l4nd
All EsIscz4I property o sse estste 81
henry j. y. saE-as0 = a,g lie purpose
v pss~S deots and dislribution v
sane:
sad zppEc9boE viii Be herd a. the
regular tern Of tie Court Of Ordinary
fox Lee County O. the hFsE 5lOnday 10
November ls07.
This, October 7th- 1857.
ST WILEZzsoS. Administra-
sos q estate q Henry J. WilksrsOni
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-11-15
EARMEoANS.

an in position to negotiate farm loans,
at low rates. and on easy terms. Write me
for particulars.
G. R. Ellis.
AmSFicuS, Ca.
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Phone a.
ALBfNY, GEORGIA.
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J. A Davis, Tru TIE.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-11-15

Anerieus. Ca.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At IA Vesey BY Joseph + bay; 2o2 70 2o4 s2d st
10 II OF 81 Ildxl02 * irreg seven story
Leonard Well al aEt iauben Realty 60 et a.
Arnstein l.. attys; Il J Dunphy. ref; ami due. $50
Gil 20. $3.50 20 sub prior mtge aggresat
1856 Il . Of Sd lIxlO22 :
dwg h. same agt same; same atty, J Nc
Avoy ref due. go. $l34 % sub &c
prior Of $1,000: Washington ave g whole IRON
between 1Ssth 1Sgth 1852 l1K23O story dwg
and vacant. + II Within agi
Mcfarland ct al; NJ Davis. atty. Roderick Well
man due. S65S0 *, etc, SlosI ~; Rob
bins 5. cor 10th ST. 1ooloxO2 l. vacant; sH
preme Realty agt Harry Matz al Alex Rosenthai
atty. Levy. Sl.453 81: etc
1897 345 Madison dO5 II OF sam ST 20xlV"
ST dwE h. - Ninans The Netherlands Cor
poratiou al; Baldwin Il attys, " @ Brien IT, rei
due $50 246 50. etc. Sl2l2 80
By, Bryan l. Kennedy ~ and 40 i3Tth st. 800 u
n tNncN ave. 50xg9 IL story brk h; Joshua Sll
ycrstein BENJAMIN Sissernan al; Morrison & >
+ McSorley ref. due S3 +39 80 taxes etc
S236 90 sub o. prior agEregating Sl2 800
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
APPEALS FOR CHARITY

The Charity Organization Society aDpeaIs for
800 10 pay rent for year a widow with five
children ranging in from one to thirteen and
a half years. The mother is not strong. but does
al she can toward the support of the family bv
sewing The relatives unable 10 assist The
Oldest child has been at work illegally since the
death of his father three months ago. He was
taken from work and placed Ia school, and the
present need is the result of the loss Of his earn
lngs. TIE society also appeals ior 500 to provide
transportation to Colorado for Il young WoElIn
who Is alone and out Of work She has urosunrfs
or immediate employment upon her arrival and
has a sister there who will give Eer 4 home. but
who can send her no money. The society renews
It's appeal for $S4 10 pay the of a German
forty-three years old The daughter has epiIcptl.
fits. She has been employed for many Years bv
the same firm, but for the last few months has been
unable to do any work. The church is giving a
small regular allowance. hut sufficient for
them to remain in their home without additional
aid.
The society also appeals for $3.50 for weekly pen
sion for deserted woman. with three children She
has worked In factory for years M aVera &c
weekly OF 81 90 Her eldest girl fifteen years
of age, keeps the home clean comfortable IN
spite of the fact that the rooms are dark and
ones with her present income. The society also
appeals for $50 10 aid very worthy family that
s peculiarly unfortunate The mother is in feeble
health. The father has become totally blind, but
Is endeavorng TO learn industry for partial sup
port OF their five children two able work
and earning something. and relatives doing
what they can for the family. Any money for these
sent to the Charity Organization Society,
No. 105 East 29d street, Will be publicly acknow-
edged.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
AN APPEAL ORDERED
Employers Liability Cases to 90 to
Supreme Court.

Washington, Jan. 3.-The recent decisions by
Judge Evans in the federal court at Louisville
and by Judge Mccall in the federal court at
Memphis. both of which declared unconstitu-
tional the Employers Liability act passed at
the last session of Congress. were brought 10
President ,Roosevet's attention to-day and the
announcement made at the White House
that the President will direct that appeal be
taken from these decisions. President Roosevelt
IS greatly interested in this act and earnestly
recommended to Congress at its last session that
ii be passed. Attorney General Bonaparte Will
endeavor to have the brought TO the Su-
preme Court of the United States at early a
date as possible.
Although the government was not directly in
terested party to these cases. yet. in view
of their Importance it asked and received per-
mission to intervene, and Assistant Attorney
Harr made argument in both of the cases,
directing his attention solely to the constitu-
tional question involved.
Mr.. Harr to-day received information from
counsel representing the plaintiff in the Louis
Vile case that an appeal would Immediately be
taken. There is no doubt, however. that some
time Will elapse before the cases can up
for final adjudication in the Supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Sheldon & Becker have sold to D. A. Rose the
FIVE story double fathouse No. 25 West S0th street
lot 25x1O0 feet. The sale includes the furniture
OF the house.
John J. Kavanagh has sold to a client for invest
ment No. 1921 Lexington avenue, southeast corner
S7th street five story brick fatnouse with stores.
plot 1O0Sl2x352 feet.
Louis a and Carl A Koelish have sold No. AO
West 133d ST.. five story fathouse, on plot AK
Harry Klein has sold to Abraham Kleinberg No.
246 West 143d ST.. three story tathouse. on ios
Louis Kramer has bought from the Klee estate
Nos. 22 and PA West Goth St, old buildings on prov
6oXs2 feet. The property has not been trahsierieu
Isaac Portman has bought from Mary Rosalsky
No 422 East 10Th ST. a five story tenement house,
on lot 25xI022 feet Also resold to Charles NJ, sesel
No l East 18th St hye story tenememe ps seboI
sky No 2O6 Broome St. five story tenement house
lot 25XlGO feet.
Kurz & Uren have sold for Mrs. Margaret Hon
mel No S47 and $40 East 166th St, two two-famIly
frame dwelling houses on plot Si:loxdo rect Also S
southeast corner of Second ave: and 22lst st
Thomas Logan has sold No. 1855 Webster ave.
H. c. senior & Co have sold for Ringland F.
fitzpatrick the two three story brownstone dWelung
81 .2x005. TO Susie Scott Hall for Investment
Louis stocken & Co have sold for Max Gold No
houses. with stores, on plot 90Xl022 feet to Mrs
Fannie Wolf; also sold for Mrs. Fannie Wolf to Max
Lppman the southeast corner OF Avenue ,nd ana
11th street new six story tenement house. with
stores. on plot 40XS0. . -
stein Nos IS and so East eth st. new six story
tenement house. with stores, on plot 3''0xsol 10
Kupperstein & Lowenfeld have sold for Lowenfed
& Prayer TO Abraham KosQwef No 10 to ~ Essex
st, southwest corner Of Delaney st, three SIN
story tenement houses. ON plot l5NS2.b feet 49,,
st, a iour story dwelling house on lot -'xIoo''
] Roberts Nos and 10 West 45th st. two four
story dwelling houses. each on lot 16SXloo9 feet
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
DR.. WEAVER'S BODY FOUND.
Physician Had Hanged Himself After Escape
from Islip Asylum

While out fox hunting yesterday afternoon a
man named Laird came across the body OF a
man hanging from a limb Of a tree five miles
from Central Isp Long Island. which was
afterward identified as that of DR. William NJ
Weaver, the young physician who has been
missing from the New York State Hospital for
the Insane at Central Isp since December IG
The body in a fair state of preservation
and, according to the physicians who examined
Il. had been frozen almost solid for several DAYS
II was hanging from limb of a tree by what
appeared 10 be nothing stouter than pieces of
wrapping cord. tied together until thew were
sufficiently long 10 allow the mans head TO
hang from the limb.
The body taken in charge by the coroner
OF Suffolk County. DR. William b. Savage DR.
Weaver a promising young physician who
became suddenly insane about year ago He
had built up u successful practice In Manhat-
tan. and his young wife thought he might
eventually recover. In fact, when he was only
a few days at the institution he seemed TO be
improved, and In several months showed re-
maTkable Improvement, that Mrs Weaver
who visited him daily begged the superntend-
ent 20 allow her husband to take walks without
guard. The superintendent did so reluctantly
On the morning Of December IS he went out
and never returned. ii is thought that he
hanged himself some time that day. Dr. Weaver
was twenty-eight years old and a Yale grad
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
GUILD GUSTS MEDICAL EXAMINER.
Latter's Attitude in Tucker Case Said to
Have Caused the Removal.

Boston, Jan. 3.-Governor Guild sent mes
sage to the Legislature to-day announcing that
he had removed Medical Examiner f. A Har-
rs. of Suffolk County, from office on the ground
Of general unhtness. He added that the Execu-
tive Council had approved his action. He stated
also that he had requested DR.. Harris ito resign
but that the latter had declined to submit his
resignation
IT is understood that Or. Harrs's attitude in
the case of Charles l.. Tucker who was executed
last spring for the murder of Mabel Page caused
the removal. During the agitation in favor OF
the communication OF fuckers death sentence DR..
Harris who during the trial had testified that
only single edged knife such as Tucker owned
could nave caused the wounds Miss Pages
body, publicly expressed the opinion that the
wounds might have been made by double edged
weapon. Later Dr. Harris went back TO his orig
inal opinion
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
BROOKLYN MAGISTRATES LITTLE BILL
Want Their Number Increased, While Critics
Say They Don't Do Work.

The police magistrates OF Brooklyn. who have
been recently criticised for many alleged short
comings in the performance OF their duties. ars
preparing for the Legislature bill that Is In
tended to aid them In leading the simple life
Tho bill aims to increase the number of magiS-
trates from ten 10 twelve. The charge has been
made that the present magistrates do not sit
the number of hours which the charter provides
The Republican organization leaders are also
preparing bill which would remedy the pres
ent alleged evils and make the Office elective
instead of appointive
Eight of the present police magistrates In
Brooklyn were appointed originally for six
months Owing to the ilegality of the attempt
on the part of the political organizations OF the
county TO get them out of office by electing
practically hoIdovers Since 1901. All OF the
present magistrates would be legislated out Of
office IL the Republicans bill should pass. The
Brooklyn League has also started 10 prepare q
bin for improving the magsterial situation
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
SAYS POoLROoMs ARE CLOSED TIGHT
Inspector Cross So Reports to Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Murphy

In a written report to the District Attorneys
office yesterday Police Inspector Cross in charge
of the Sd district, which includes the Tender
loin precinct. surprised the office by saying that
the pooIrooms in that precinct were shut tight
d well those in the East 22d street. the West
3Ith and the West 10th street precincts.
The inspectors report was taken to Assistant
District Attorney Murphy, who mas charge OF
the gambling and poolroom investigation above
14th street. Besides the inspectors report, Cap
tain Harkins, in command of the West Goth
street station, reported that his precinct was
clean. Captain O'Brien, of the East 22d street
precinct said there might be two places
doing business. The report of Captain Russell.
of the West 3Ith street station, was not made
public. MIR. Murphy said late yesterday after
noon, after going over Inspector Crosss report.
that he would probably have talk With several
police inspectors to-day,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
ANOTHER FORT HAMILTON ESCAPE.
Two Prisoners Bolt at Supper Hour-One
Recaptured.

Two more prisoners escaped from Fort Hamilton
last night One was recaptured after an exciting
chase of a mile and half: the other man had not
been found at a late hour, and is believed 10 De
hiding in a swamp. The men made their dash Tor
sshertv during supper formation. while they were
-,srcbing from the prison building to the supper
o,. several shots were fired by the GUARDS AT
,bs Aeeing men, One is known 10 nave oeeh Ai''
snd n IS thought the other WAS also wounded
7ra nrisoners were Charles L. Johnson ana
,rho,as f. Francis, who had served -FOUR mohths
Cor desertion and whose time was not up uh'ii
serternber next. They were confined with seven
60 other prisoners In the general prison at Fort
1Jan,ilton. AT 8 o'clock the men formed in supper
,orr,a+ion IN charge of eight guards. preparatory
- ynarching TO the mess hall. The night was
.ogqv and no sooner did the men get OUTSIDE thall
49,, broke and ran and got almost hundred
s-sras away before the GUARDS dlscoNereu Iliei
johnson ran east and was soon lost to view IN "a a
~n,omn Francis ran west, and was Lollo"eu y!
Ean,sin Patten Of the 9Sth Coast ArulleI! . anu d
stsd ~ soldiers The soldiers fired several times,
S,,t ne continued run until be reached @ fouT1l
seni,e about mile and half from the resefN a.
4,on where he fell exhausted He was taken es oacs
- tine gIlards house and locked up II was loqllq
rLe had two flesh wounds in his right arm put @
ehe wounds were not serious and were oouio up
nv the post surgeon
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At IL NeSey st.-By Joseph i Day 454 - ave, " =.
II Of ~ $3.50. story hrk ten h and stor"
] r J Irving aGt Cole ct al. " smith. atty: a :
i.a0nold Leysersohn for SILL
Madison P6th a. SNOoN trreg. story orN
u H. StrashourEer sgt W + Rohrig - AL Stras
hourger ". + q :. aitys. g J Gillespie ref amt Que
AL S3.GG6 ~, sub 10 prior mtge OF
sl92 10 plaintiff for 5000 1881 Elsmere p
n 4T5 n of Marmon ave 2aNloo stor> frame dws
~ / Mctahe ~ al. r !. Barnard atty
a Lesser. ref. due 81 ~ 81 taxes etc. SOS -
q of 5000. To II l. Barnard for Stl2'
~ Charles Berran; 3os 10 3l2 lloth -. l2 II
XlOO II. 2 frame ten and several
/ hldEs. 322 10th St 2T5 II
20 ave frame h Louis SchechteT
" Golden atty, AleNnndeI
THAN ref: 2945 OK. taxes etc. sIo3 81 frs
Parcel prior mtges aggreGattnR S+2eE
parcel subject prior ntge Of S'H0 10 the
defendants for S61.Sto-
Nv NcVickar GallIard Realty 90: Timpson p !
Whitlock 445NOS to Whitloch
Beethoven EuglaUder Moe
Fvnau ct al Taub " 9. attys, r II Pomeroy. ref
amt due 30 S49T "a Charles Rosen
for 81. 800
Ry l. Wells: Washington pl
IbnxIsgy2 Txo6O Chester. Hylard Michae
Fnr al. y OConnel. atty; Morris KoeniE ref; amt
due ss4O O5 taxes 500: adjourned 60 January 10
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

Albany. jar. 3.-Certifcates of incorporation
filed to-day with the Secretary of State in
cluded those Of
Providencia-San Carlos Mining COMPANY
New York: capital 100000 Directors c.
A. Hamilton. Mexico; H. w CatIin New York
and A. Wright, Petersburg, Va.
Rogue River Timber Company. PortviIle Cat
taraugus County; capital. $500, 900 Directors
w. B. Mersereau. w. F. Wheeler and J. E.
Wheeler, PortVile.
Tie Magnetic Iron Ore Company, of New York
City. to-day filed with the Secretary of State a
certificate Of increase Of capital from 81 10o, 900
TO 81 100, 900.
The Rochester Button Company, whose capt.
tai stock is owned by the n. B. Shantz Com
pany, filed certificate of increase OF capital
5ro,n sIo0. 600 to S5QQ.Q00,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
DEALSIN P. Il. R. SECTION
OPERATORS BUSY THERE.
Title to Large Sirth Auenue Parcel
Transferred.

Deals in the Pennsylvania tunnel section were
yesterday a feature of the real estate market One
of the leading transactions in the section the
sale by s. B. Goodae & Son for Antoinette camp
of the five story building Nos. 21 and 2I3 7th ave.
plot 4O9x112 feet. to jeremiah w. Dimlck. Inc
buyer also owns Nos. 158 and 160 West 18th ST. Inc
two parcels form II" shaped plot
Pocher & Co have sold for Lebowitz & Jaskin TO
George B. Thomas No. 4SS Sth ave, three story
brick building. lot 24x10o feet. The properly
is so feet north of 34th st Also sold Tor AdoIph
Woke to Gustave Gross No 405 West 39th St, hve
story front and three story rear tenement mousse
25x9S.9 feet .,
The Clinton Realty Company transferred title
yesterday the parcel 95X005 feet at the nortneast
corner of 54th st. and 9Th ave, to Henry r. Jones
and another person for S360,000 -
The Gem Realty Company has sold No. 44O 20 4tS
9Th ave and Nos. 3S and $50 West 35th ST. six four
story tenement houses with stores. on a plot 9s sx
79.9 feet.
+. V. Pescia & Co. have sold for Frank H.
Qumby TO a client the six story building. No oil
Washington st. between Rector and Morris SITS.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
SEA BUFFETS GUNBOAT.
after Enciting Thirteen-Day Trip
.SandOroL Irriues Here.

After exciting trip OF thirteen days from Nor
folk, during which she was almost constantly
fighting against ice foes and of the dirtiest
weather the Atlantic can afford the little United
States gunboat Sandoval dropped anchor yesterday
in the Morse shipyards in South Brooklyn. The
SandovaI, which is only visiting this port for re-
pairs. is booked for "trip to Rochester She VIII
a warship for Lake Ontario
The government informed Governor Higgins some
time ago that Rochester could have a warship for
Lake Ontario If OF the naval militia that
city cared to go down to Virginia and bring her
North Lieutenant Z. y. Wabridge, OF the "a
Separate Division, Rochester IN. y Naval Militia
announced that he alone could. but would go
down to Norfolk and bring up the SandovaL He
called for volunteers. and although it meant the
sacrifice of the holidays at home a of men
offered to accompany him.
The Rochester sailors boarded the Sandovai De
cember 20 and within twenty-four hours had her
steaming Hampton Roads to Old Point
Comfort. where she dropped anchor. Bad weather
came. and for five days she lay by. Lieutenant
Walbridge not to be outdone by the elements
headed UP Chesapeake Bay. picked out canal
route and into the mouth Of Black Creek The
wise navigator avoided much of the Atlantic gales
by this trick. but encountered much trouble with
ice But the Sandoval forged ahead into Delaware
Bay and thence 10 New York.
The Sandoval OF the Spanish gunhoats
which captured in the Spanish American war
captain scandella, her Spanish commander comma
Rn9cked on nef sea COCK aLter sIe surthugre tIh
She raised by the Marblehead and reftted in
Guantanamo HarDor. whittier she had been brought
by Lieutenant Edwin Anderson and Ensign James
{. Summers.
hoatswains mate; Gibrock. gLnners mate; Deprez
quarternaster; Morley. Schlegel and Schneider,
Gross: nlachlnist's mate. second class. Kergen
oiler. Snider; fremen. Fisher and Sturss; seamen
Brown Dunn, and Young. Mann the mess
cook: Dusenbury was lamp tender and Dunn