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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-03-28
3 A r NJ 6 Y

A high-bred Hambletonian Stallion of Trotting stock,
3-years old will stand in connection with Douglas and will
serve a limited number of mares"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-03-28

Get your "Ready-to-wear" hat
at Mrs. Severe's. 25-It
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-03-28

Fifty dollar picture hats on sale
at Mrs. Severe's. 25-It
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-10
Blonse "a shirt Walst.

Every fresh variation 81 the shirt
waist can be relied upon to meet with
a hearty welcome The garment -
such an essential one that no woman
thinks Of being without generous
number and novelty La cut and style
lis sure to please. This one is entire
NV distinctive and fresh and Is we'll
adapted to wasting Aannels as well
as to taffeta and washable material.
Also the fashionable stripes make q
good effect when so made. AS Illus
trated the material is one Of the new
Scotch fiannels simply stitched with
bedding silk, but cashmere and hen
ffetta as well as tRffeta are much to
be commended, while no better model
could be found for the madras and
linen waists, which many women wear
throughout the entire year. The lit
tie revers at the front are exceedingly
smart IN effect, vet involve no diff
Guilty, either In the making or the
laundering, and the yoke at the back
can be psed or omitted as Is found
most becoming. The sleeves tucked
to form deep cuffs are both novel and
pretty, but are not obligatory, as plain
ones, gathered, can be substituted.
The waist is made with the plain
back and tucked fronts and the yoke
and panel which are cut In one. The
panel Is faced and turned back to
form the revers and the closing IS
made at the left Of the front, The
neck band finishes the neck and over
it can be worn a linen collar, as illus
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-10

A man from Bufnett drove over
here with q wagonload of frogs I'M
abig box which he sold to local deal
ers at five cents pound the load
Weighing $50 pounds live Wei sit, and
bringing him $50 in cash Frogs are
gathering in the spring holes h the
creeks these days for the wiptcr hi
FORMATIONS and thls man Ashe0 them
out. They are most an big ftogs
and are dressed fof the market hy The
local men. There were twelve b1sh-
el baskets full 81 frogs IN this bad
Fox Lake c6Ffesp0nde nce Eau-
kee Sentinel
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-10

After a conference in Atlanta be-
tween State Bank Examiner Park, At
tcrney General Hart and Governor
Smith, at which President Hal Law.
son was present, the Citizens bank Of
Abhsxille was placed in the hands Of
the state bank examiner
President Lawson made a frank state
ment OF the banks affairs He said
1t had assets Of $4,000 and liabilities
Of about half that cInount. A large
amount Of outstanding paper with the
farmers and merchants, upon which the
bank could not realize now, forced 1t to
close its doors. The bank has q CAPT
tai stock OF $4,000, and ID the oldest
bank In Abbeville
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-10
70 Open Up Tobacco Plantations.

Great preparations are being made to
open UP tobacco plantations near Bow
er station. on the Georgia, Florida and
Alabama railroad, IL miles below Badn-
bridge. Hon. b p Bower, Jrs ana
y. %. Bower, his brother, will have ten
acres Of shaded tobacco each, which
viii yield 1000 per acre In addi.
tion 70 these there IRE many others
cultivating the weed in that vicinity,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-10
Arp ZOE rHE uNEMRLoYED .
viii Be Discussed at Mass Meeting Of Q
gained. Labor Id New York.

Organized labor has taken 70 Iii.
problem Of finding relic fof the $4,000
persons said to be ont of work In New
York city A nfssting win be- held At
which plans to assist the unemployed
will be discussed 1t isSexpe ted that
an appeal will be made to city, state
and national governments 10 assist Ia
special emergency fpndaand by giving
work to some OF the idle thousands
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-10

OF lace and the over blouse provides
long and becoming lines, while the
sleeves are shaped to be very gener-
ally becoming and graceful. AS illus
<rated crepe de Chine is combined
with guimpe portions of chiffon in
matching color and heavy lace and is
trimmed with velvetribbon and heavy
lace applique. Almost every material
that Is adapted to indoor gowns is APP
propriate, however, and wolfe, mar
quisette and the many beautiful Lib
erty fabrics are all especially to be
commended. The contrasting yoke
allows Of various combinations and
would be handsome made of silk
braided with southache If something
q bit more substantial than lace is
wanted
The blouse is made with a lining
and this lining is faced to form the
yoke, while over 1T Us arranged the
full portions Of the guimpe. The
over waist is made in two pieces,
backs and fronts being cut In one
with the sleeves, and is laid in pleats
over the shoulders The full or
guimpe, sleeves are Joined to the lin
ing and are finished with straight
bands. There is a basque portion att
taehed to the lower edge that serves
to keep the blouse in place and which
does away with all bulk below the
waist line.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-10

IA letter from Assistant Secretary
81 War Oliyer At Washington stating
that he will order portion Of the
national guard Of Georgia into camp
At Fort screveu, On Tybee Island, from
May 1910 rs. has been received and
turned over to Adidtant General Scott.
who will notify the commands which
will so into camp at the time dSsig
mated.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-10
Ta FurnIah LIat ~ atockhoIdera.

in general ordsf NO. eissued d few
days agO BY the state railroad comnIS-
sion. every corporation within the 1uris-
diction s0f tho colimisaion II required
to furnish It with q list 81. stoclshCId-
ers. giving name and address Of each
stockholder and amount ot stock held
BY each.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-10
E.ondon J Ilirst RalIoon. "a

~
Tremendous excitement WIS ca Tssd
when London's first balloon went I'D
nearly q century and a quarter ago.
The balloon, manned by q young Ital4
ian named Vincent Lpnardi assembled
from Moorhelds on September Isl.
1874, IN the presence Of more 4hanI
100000 spectators Allsbusinsss was
suspended the King himself setting
the example BY adjourning cabinet
counsel that happened to be sitting.
Vast crowds followed the balloon
course, some on horseback, lie carts,
In chaises, but mostly on foot 4
Many were, hurt lii the crush. but
the only fatality recorded was the
death from fright of an old country
woman, who. coming out OF her cotI
tage % see what the excitement was
about, beheld the balloon just above
her head. On the other hand, Luz
marc undoubtedly saved one mans
life hlFy bringing in a verdict OF
mot guilty." oH q notorious Highway
man A 0rsief tha they, the prisoner
and the Judge might rush ont of
court to see the balloon.
The aaxbnaut descended eventualIy
near Ware, in Hertfordshire, where
his sudden drop from the clouds was
the cause of more establishment and
excitement Many 81 the spectators
swooned With fear. while others
urged the putting OF Lunardi to death
on me ground that he must needs
~ q sorcefer Chicago News.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-10

From the number Of black hats
worn, It is evident that chic all black
hats WILL be much seen this autumn,
worn with light-colored cloth or vel
vet gowns, and nothing is more ef-
fectively becoming to the generslity
OF women.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-10

A complicated legal question regard
Ing the new prohibition law has arisen
Ia Brooks county. "a
A saloon man IN that county, on the
first Of Decembers naqftgaged his stock
Of liquors and bar fixtures. He did not
pay or the mortgage, and there was a
foreclosure,
The sheriff was instructed to sell
the liquors and fixtures to satisfy the
claim, The sheriff was troubled and
he has written Attorney General Hart
for an opinion Judge Hart has sub
mitted an unofficial opinion that the
sherin cannot sell the iptoxicants be-
cause the new act specifically forbids
an oficer Of the state To sen, make Or
give away intoxicants.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-10
DRucE CASE FALLS TARoUcH.

Il Thrown Out Of London Court at Sug-
gestiOn Of Prosecution.
The perjury charge brought against
Herbert Dguce by his nephew, George
Hollamby bruce, has collapsed in LCn-
don, and the famous case Is now con-
clusiyely lost.
This became known Monday after.
noon when counsel for George Hollam.
BY Druce announced that Ia view Of
the discovery made when the coffin OF
Thomas Charles Druce was opened and
examined December both, It Will be I'M
possible to proceed with the prosecu-
ton.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-10
l.AgrIouItiraII College On wheeIs.v

DR.. Al M. Sohle, dean Of the 100000
agricultural college at Athens, and
Chancellor p. Q. Barrow OF the Uni
versity OF Georgia. have secured from
the railroad commissioners Of Georgia,
permission for the eagFlcaltural college
on wheels "a begin its tour d he
at:ts Ihs exact dat oE ~ depart
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-10
ITINERARY Og THE BIG FLEET.

AT Noon Thursday Battleships Were Due
East Of Jupiter inlet, Fla
At noon Thursday the battIeship
fset was due east Of Jupiter Inlet, Fla.
The speed has been Increased to eIev.
en- knots. The ships are still in
double column formation, The wealth.
er IL perfect. kll hands are dressed
in white.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-10

w@~W~ WD%W4@WWOU DN@&&M~W&N
Since her vict0fi6s iii THE Yellow
Sea and the Korean. Straits, as we'll as
In Manchuria, Japan has crowded
forward by leaps and bounds.
Twelve powerful lighting ships ana
armored cruisers. captured from RUS
STA, now AK the emblem OF the Ris-
ing Sun. Twelve powerful lighting
ships. all but one carrying four
twelvezinch guns, also stand ready
70 form Aeet I'd DEFEND aggxessEVely
her waters against an invading enc
my. in course Of completion this
young giant Of the East has two
battleships or 10000 tons each. She
is constructing four other armored
cruisers equal To our battleshlps ana
IS employing her own shipyards TO
their fullest capacity What this
fullest capacity means was empha-
sized by the presence at the James,
town disposition of the 16,00O-ton
Japanese cruiser Tsukubas carrying
a battery far superior is that of any
American Axrz6rea cshiseT and equal
TO that Of some Of the biggest Araeri-
can battleships afloat, d vessel built
by Japanese workmen, in Japanese
shipyards, IN one-half Of che time
that the United States has ever built
one Of Its largest armored crti1sers
or battleships.
Japan Is at present emp Toying In
shipbuilding and naval constructions
three times the number Of men at
work in allionr navy yards. 1sss
She also has in commission sixteen
armored cruisers fOrty-flve torpedo
boat destroyers, seventeen firstAclass
torpedo boats and thirteen si1bma-
Tines, Added to this fghting force
Japan has a defensive heeas 81 thirty
eight cruisers, twenty three gun
boats and many war craft, which,
while effective as home guard !;
would be Of no Importance in an
offensive movement In foreign waters.
Her naval complement includes 5000
onicers and 10000 men, numerically
one-fourth as large as Great Brit
aims; about half ais large ali Frances
In this connection the interesting
question Is. raised II Japan, wlliem
has attained such success at sea.
has a proportion Of 5000 officers toI
80, 900 men. would 1t not be wise
for us to consider how the United
States can be eontented with one
third less officers to one-third more
men, or slightly over 1000 officers
to slightly under 10000 men. which
now constitutes our naval establish
ment? Can 1t be that the United
States Government believes that two
American officers can do ali good
work in the future and cover as
many posts as three Japanese ON
GERS did during the Russian war.
with the same numerical totals OF
personnel involved Broadway Mag
azine. .a4sv s~sas.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-10
Georgia state Bonds Retired.

State Treasurer R. 3. Park, through
the New York correspondent OF the
state treasury, has retired 100000 Ia
Georgia bonds, and paid out interest to
the sum of $4,000 on the $7,131. 600
Of Georgia bonds now being held
throughout the country
1t will probably be the latter part Of
the month before the clipped coupons"
which denote the payment Of the IN
terest ARE received. This Is the an
nual expense Of the state, and q spe-
ciaI appropriation to cover # is made
each year by the general assembly.
The state Is in splendid financial con-
dition right now. and Is amply able to
meet this debt. ss 4
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-10


6k% 1e tAng la aot fh vet ssVzl
decided upon, but VIII psDbably De ba.
tween tho 10th and 18th pc February.
1 opls hIa mapped bat lhe itinerary
and 1t Will traverse every railroad liz
tlIs astats pt georgia with the exception
"a the Western and Atlantic, and viii
Sonaune period al thlrtysAva days.
During this time rural towns with an
asaregate population or $4,000 people
Win have been visited.
The special train, which IL TO be fur
nished free By the railroads. ~ To bs
composed Ok one baggage car for en-
perimental purposes and two day coach
ss tor lecture rooms. Five instructors
win accompany the train.
4 Dr.. Soule win advocate cattle raising
Sin Georgia He il 4 strong believer lii
the feeding qualities Of cotton seed
lFeel and VIII urge IT'S suses. He. win
also tell OF soil tests to be made BIZ
the use Of this same meal as. 4 fer
tilizer A.
School Fund Apportioned.
State School Commissioners Jere MI
Pound who assumed the duties Of that
important once on the first OF tbs year.
has made up the superintendent sheet
for 1908. dividing the 100000 appro-
priated for the common. schools of
Georgia among the 147 county school
system, and the several city school
systems Of Georgia.
70 arrive at this basis of computation
1t was necessary to take q school cen
sus, which shows that there are. today,
s7OS,S76 school children III sGeArgia, and
this appropriation sets ASIDE So. So per
capita for each Of these
This is considerable increase over
that 81 last year when the per capita
appropriation was only 1888.
OF this sum. Fulton county and the
city OF Atlanta will receive a large pro-
portion. There are III Fulton county,
outside or Atlanta, l,433 school chill
dren, which WIN give to this system
an appropriation Of 2O,9OS, while At
lanta, with her 22,802 school children.
will receive $64,4S2.60.
The county OF Richmond, including
the schools II Augusta, win receive
$5O,S21.75.
Bibb county, including the Macon
schools, $44,S1295.
Chatham county. including Savannah,
Will receive $54,7SO
Muscogee county, including Column
bus, will get $11, 1850.
Next year this appropriation will be
Increased by. a quarter Of q million, and
the school children OF Georgia will re-
ceive $2,25O,OO0 Commissioners Pound
states that he hopes to send out an
other payment to the teachers early in
the spring. II
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-10

Il Psssimistic Declaration Of Official Head
q Salvation Army ~ w VI

General Booth, fl an address to taq
salvation Army, n Berlin aefmany
said that thepeople everywhere seem
ed to be firing of Religions FIe beliey-
Cd there were 2,O0O,OOO people "a Lon,
don who meyer enteyed church. Il
Was the same IN Europe and Anlerlce
~ even Il heathen cOun les
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-10
Woman Gets STAY q sentence.


A stay Of sentence has been granted
by Governor Smith to Mrs, Sallie Free
ney, the young woman now in the Bibb
county jail at Macon, convicted OF the
murder Of w. P. Harrell, a bill colIec-
tor, and sentenced to life imprison.
ment. X
The stay Of sentence holds until FEB
ruary 4th, in order thatsthe woman att
tOrneys may take the case To the pris-
on commission and tho efnof
The crime for which Mrs Freeney
was sentenced to life imprisonment
was committed at her home in East
man, Dodge county Harrell, the bill
collector, made improper proposals to
Mrs. Freeney, following which she SCI
cured revolver and shot him to death.
4 W
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-16
Notice to Defendants.

The state OF Ohio, jss
Hooking County 20
10 Marvin Lee and Nancy McMullen who
reside at Valcano, West Virginia, Nora
Rutherford who resides at Petroleum., West
Virginia, Ellen Myers who resides ut Park
ersburg, West Virginia and El. Lee, whose
place OF residence is unknown,
You are hereby notified, that on the ith.
day OF January A. D. 1908, the undersigned
as Guardian, iiled In the Probate Court OF
Hooking County, Ohio, q petition, the object
to order the sale of the Real Estate OF the
said Marie Lee and Frederick Lee, situated
In the County OF Hooking, In the state OF
Ohio, and in the Township OF Ward aud
described as follows, to-wit: Being q part
of Fractional Lot No. b OF Section NO. n,
Township No. i3, Range No. Is, the same
being the North part OF Lot No. o, OF subdi-
vision of said Fractional lot No b. beginning
at the center OF County Road, thence =. l3d
feet, thence w. 20 links, thence n. 1886 feet TO
the center of the county road, thence with
to the place of beginning. Also, the follow
ing premises to-wit: oil OF Lot No. z, lying
south of the road, south 137 feet from the
center OF the road In q subdivision OF Frac-
tional Lot No. In Section No. Ia, Township
No 13, Range No. Is, Hooking County, Ohio,
recorded In Book "An Page 405, Record OF
Plats of Fractional Lots, Hooking County,
Ohio.
Said petition will be for hearing by said
Court, on the nth. day OF january, A. ID,
1908, at O'Clock A. NJ, at which time an
order will be asked, as prayed for In said
petition. Dated this7 day of January, 4. ID.
1908. =. p. SOL1DAY,
Guardian of Marie Lee and Frederick Lee.
Jan 0 2-w
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-16
Another Big Oil Well.

The Bremen Oil d Gas Company
struck ''gusher" in it's well No.
4, shot Friday, The we'll is To-
Gated on the Householder farm, a
half-mile south of Avalon, this
county. 1t is estimated that the
well Will be good for at least 200
barrels per day.
The we'll is the biggest pro-
ducer struck so far in the local
field. The Bremen company has
lS0-barrel producer and it's other
two wells pump go and 100 barrels
each per day.
The company expects to develop
its territory rapidly, and arrange
ments have been made to begin
drilling on No. 6 on the Houston
farm, and No. @ on the Urban farm,
the first of next week. A location
for No. 7 was chosen today and
work it will be started soon.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-16
EXCHANGE
NEWS NOTES
TNEw LEXINGTON HERALD. |

Miss Mary Mcbride of Logan,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
A, j. Ward, here last week. \
Ex.Judge o. w. II. Wright, of
Logan, was mingling with friends
here Thursday night.
Colonel James Kilbourne Of CO.
lumbus, at the head of one of the
great manufacturing industries in
the State, and one Of Ohio's most
popular Democrats, was the distin-
guished guests of Judge NJ. II.
Donahue Thursday night last.
Ex-Governor James f.. Camp
bell, one of the most popular men
in public life, was guest of Judge
M. H. Donahue Thursday night.
The Ex-Governor is now member
of the Codifying Commission of
the State, and is popularity men,
toned as a candidate for u. S.
Senator, to succeed Senator For
aker.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-16
LEGAL NOTICE


Harry Colledge, whose place OF residence
is either 4l4 Alexander street, Greenburg,
Pa, or 5l2 North 33 street, Philadelphia, Pa,
will take notice that on the Goth day of De-
cember, A. d., 1907, Franklin Lehman. filed
his petition in the Common Pleas Court,
Hooking county, Ohio, against the said
Harry. Colledge, praying for partition, and II
PARTITION can not be made, for snle OF the
following described lands, situate in the
county OF Hooking, Ward township, Ohio,
being and lying In the northwest corner OF
No. l5, beginning at the northwest corner OF
said Fraction, and running south IL rods,
thence northeast until it strike the north
line of said Fraction, and far enough east
on said line to make one mere, thence west
to the place of beginning, containing one
acre of land. Otherwise said tract is known
as Fractional Lot No. 9, Section n, Town
ship 13, Range Is.
Said Harry Colledge is required to answer
on or before the 9th day OF February, 1908,
or an order may be taken against him as
prayed for in the petition.
FRANKLIN LEHMAN
II. e. SPARNoN, his attorney.
Dec 26-3w.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-16
Combination Ridge.

Mud mud is all the cry, Well
have mud till it's dry.
Claud Jackson made a flying
trip to Rockbridge, Friday eve
ming.
Mrs Clint Dupler spent Thurs
day with Mrs. VIM. Dupler.
Misses Margaret Carpenter and
Allie Elick broke bread with Chris
Shull, Thursday.
Mrs. Shull and son, Noah, called
on Mode jackson, Thursday eve
ming.
Any one wanting shoe rep airing
done, call on Claud Jackson.
Mrs. Alice Dupler made flying
trip to Sugar Grove, Friday after
noon.
Lewis Elick has the mumps at
this writing. Lewis says it is
better to eat sweet cakes than
pickles.
Clint Jackson is the champion
hunter of our vicinity.
Shedd Conkel has quite u con-
traction down the road.
Vernon Dupler will move his
new saw mill in our vicinity, soon,
lookout for the lumber boys.
Ralph Dupler, son of Mr. Clint
Dupler, is sick at this writing.
CIRorrs g1MoN
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-16
Teach Me to Smile.
Murray Oity News. !

Murray Oity News
When enemies round me strike to hurt.
with Shiny fingers throw me dirt,
Treat me with manners calm and pert;
Teach me TO smilel
When those more fortunate arise
Who for some reason me despise
And seek my hurt In friendly gulse;
Teach me TO smilel
When shadows OF a sabled hue
Bedim my path. as off they do,
AS my vocation pursuei
Teach me 10 smllel
II duty leads me To a foe,
Where must ight and manhood show,
And deal 10 wong, a righteous blow;
Teach me to smilel
Whom e'er a kindly act do,
To friend OF foe, no matter who,
No matter whore, 10 host or few;
Teach me 70 smilei
Teach me 10 love my fellows here,
Teach me 10 hold the right most deaFl
Teach me Ia all 20 ne sincere;
Teach me 10 smilel
Charles Albert Chatnelc
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-16
Many Thanks.

Ex.Mayor Dollison, Of Logan,
is talked of as candidate for pro.
bate Judge on the Democratic
ticket, The Ex-Mayor has shown
himself worthy Of the peoples
SUFFRAGE. Murray City News.
You certainly pay us a high
compliment, Bro. Chatfield.--
Editor.