davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1908-04-22
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. p.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
Livery Other H0u- On The odd Hour.
To PHILADELPHIA AND new YORK,
Wv. TERMINAL. ID 81, NEW YORK.
= 90 - .u--DIner, Pulima1 Parl0r.
1900 a. nl--BuneL P1-lor. Hr- Train
800 a. m--Dlner4 and Pullman Pari0r Car
5l1-l0 a. m--Diuer and Pullman Parlor Car.
100 p ul--Dluer- and Pullman ParIo- car
800 p Royal Limited Al P4I-u-a-s.
13-00 p m--COscLss % Philadelphia-
800 o. H---J-ner and Pullman ParIoE.
500 D. rn--Coaches ~ Philadelphia
$500 j. lI--slec1Grs-
- a. ul--S.eel 1rs-.
ATI-a s.sIIz,, ny. ts-oa. 200. 90 q n.
10 BALTIMORE.
-E%E- lJ Z ON THE HOUR
wee -sa 90 a. M % 8 ?. ND
= 52. T0-ou r- -I-01 = 20. Ts-J0. $50. go.
100, s-I-lJ, 200. $50 r5-2J. --3-sJ. Tf-o1.
1853. -1J.0Q. -10.s5. ~ .s5. al - y. n
WESTWARD
CHICAGO, 9--U a. IN. q -. $50 p M
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE, -8-l9 a. ll-1 49, p. IA. 80 night
PIlISBJRG. $40 a. m-s 49, +s--- p ~.
CLEVELAND. $40 D. n
COLI 1TECSs $50 p VA
WHEELING. $40 O. m. $50 D.
FINCEESr EEl- fs--3 O. "a 7f-o5. TJ-uJ p n
FREDERICK. .TS---. Ts--- --s--J am. s---.l.
ts--5, r5-G o. m
HAGERsToyN. 1910 a. r., $3.50 p m
-Dz--y-. rEccep- sunday -~Su11ay o--y-
Ticket O-lces- 1fl1 o. 81. Tel 1-zl- l55-. SIS
Pennsylvania ave. 1Iai1 -l>- Sew II---
Station Ticket Otace. To- Lall ESQ, liner
nation Bureau. Main use n5-s---
The Washington times., 1908-04-22

OFFICE OF. THE COMMISSIONERS Wash
inEton d. c., April 49, 1908. Sealed proposals
win be received until L O'clock noon SAT-
urday May ?. 1905. for plumbing work In the
Caroerry, Logan. Phillips and Taylor School
Buildings. Blank formS Of proposals NAV he
obtained at Room g. District Building, and
plans may be seen a. the Office Of the In
sDectOr OF Plumbing HENRY 3. +. MAC
FAREAND, HENRY L. WEST. JAY J.
MORROW. Commissioner ap1S-5t-exSu .
The Washington times., 1908-04-22
JOHN F. JERMAN.
headquarters for Virginia Property.

nGL41 uo-lCAo AOL y II INA 1UpE-NH.
FaIrfazs and Vienna. Va. xasbIBv,o7
once -lS 18th s. NV J. y-Ou want 10 b,,,,
a grain. dairy; fruit o-.try. or blue -grass
farm or timber tracks, Il VIII pay you- 10
Eerd for my large list. Of all kinds OF count,,
uroperty II IS full % bargains IN farms
beautiful Suburban homes. subdivisions. al
Two thousand places for. you TO select FROM
7 have always lived N the couutry, and r,,D
do a better .pz-ty by you. than Il I had !iveJ
IN tbe city. ! MAXI terms TO sur ~,
.rris 'r45st- Of the property that I have f7r
ssIA Is located near steam and elects-ic.rafi
,oad and near Washington. Ny carriaz-, l.
Al YOUR service any tia4e- 70 Inspect prooerrI-
andDIet Us Tx over business. ! will he's
you to select home
once Hours, Fairfax, from until L a p,
Vienna FROM L until 4 - M, Wash;ugtoD
frora s until $50 p m You will md TIE
,+,lces open AL day Call. FOR list and 49,
aoooint4aeItsf 10 inspect. property Pho1-
r6nnection Fairfax and Vienna, Va. Wass-
sS-+5sr -sIafn.1- Now is the time 10 bu,- a
hons II VOC Will make a good NinveStmsnr
can buy properly on easy terms and have a
home OF your own when You ser old.
ap1-tf
T0P -SAI-E-SacriheiaI bargaIns- farms and
country honles. See {. J. HALEERSON.
laurel Nd apl6-1ot
5TTTDING LOTS at West CherrydaIs On
Great Falls and Old Donntnion Ry.: &c fare
frto- city: monthly payments
B. N. DAVIDSON,
Rssl Estate and Insurance. RossIyn. Va q
suburban Property Of Every Description.
The Washington times., 1908-04-22
COURTRECORD
OF DISTRICT
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court, No I.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
IL. l. !.

Called. yesterday
No. 2U43. Dahlgrens ct al. VS.. Sacher;
order ratifyins compromise agreement.
Complainants' solicitors. G. II. Syme
and .. A. Douglas; defendants solicit
ors,- Z. u. Donaldson, 3. ". Parker
sndtA. S. Worthipgtou..
-(CalIeG today)
No. 1895. May ct al. AS. May ct al;
Iule.returpable. May 1. 1895 Defendants
solicitor, William II. Denis
No. 1861. Carr VS.. Carr ct al; ap-
pearance of absent defendants ordered.
C6nfphma1t's' solicitor, T. Edward
No. 2aS0. Cost9n ct. al VS. Coston ct
AL; auditors report confirmed, and
trustees ordered 20 make distribution.
Complainahts solicitors Hamilton, Col
bert Yerkes. K Hamilton; defendants
attorney. w a. Mckinney.
No. 1000. Head VS., Head; Union
Trust Company appointed trustee in
place OF John Frazier. deceased. Com
pIaiuaut's solicitor. H. r. Webb.
Nos R135y -Leayy VS.. Leayy ct al
rule returnable May 1. 1895 Complain
ants solicitors. Mcneil & Mcneil
The Washington times., 1908-04-22
Criminal Court, No. 4
JUSTICE ANDERSON
1caIIed. resterdavl

Called yesterday
No. 1852 Russell & Winslow ".
Circuit Court No. !. PLAINTIFF at
tCrneys., Edwards & Barnard and VII
liam H Robinson. defendants attorney
T. c. Taylor.
Called today)
No I2S4 Dulaney Us hampton, judy
meut of fiat on sci "a vs. defendant
for $500. interest and costs. Plaintiff 5
attorney. Samuel Maddox; defendant S
attorneys Berry x Minor
No 1906. Potomac Dredging Company
vs. Columbia National Dredging Com
pany. on trial. Plaintiffs attorneys,
ton: DESCENDANTS attorneys. McCammon
& Hayden, and s. d Bradley
Criminal Court, No. I.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
CCaIled today)
United States Us. r. A HYDE, J. a
Benson. II. P DimOnd. and J. h
Schneider; violating section $50. Revised
Statutes United States, on trial At
tOrfeyS. A. A Biruey, R q. Donaldson.
A. :. Worthipgton, j. G. Campbell, and
Frank Nanderveer.
Circuit Court, No. p.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
called todayD
No. 1850 Ii re estate Of Ellen M Col
ton. verdict sustaining will Conrad
Fl Syme and G A. Douglas attorneys
for caveatees, a. 5. WorthingtOn. r. G.
Donaldson, and =. w. Parker, attorneys
for CavestOrs.
No. ISL United States VS. James H.
Howard; ernbezzlement; arraiSned ;
plea, not guilty. defendant remandcd-
". l. Dodge assigned TO defend
No. 2je4. United States VS. John c..
Ellis; embezzlemenJ; nole pros en-
--o,.o --:..z .e..-.-.- 80 ,,r-y
sharp and John Bryant, housebreak-
ing and larceny; plea not guilty with
drawn, plea guilty entered each Sen
fenced to wOrhhouse tor six months
attorneys. J. B. Mclaughlin and 5. D.
No. 2Go16. United states VS.. Lloyd
Thomas, house breaking and larceny;
vertict. guilty; sentenced 10 Veniten-
Bankruptcy.
CHIEF JUSTICE -CLABACGH.
Called. today)
In re Thomas. +. Waggaman. au-
thorizing- sale and 'ratify ling same nisi.
In. re Thomas r. Meehan: rule return
bic May-1 1905. Petitioners solicitors.
VI. J. Heane and Joseph A. Burkh1rt-
49, Probate Court.
'-- JUSTICE GOULD -'r
-(Called yesterday
Estate OF Seth NJ. Ackley: petition of
Edith .Ack!ey for probate and record Of
will and letters testamentary; viii ad-
nitted 10 probate and record and letters
testamentary. granted TO Edith Ackley;
bond. 500. Attorneys. Maddox & Galley
Called today)
Estate of Susan G. Dietz: will ad-
mitted 10 probate and record and letters
testamentary granted to Daniel 3.
Thompson; bond, $1,000 Attorney r. r.
Homer.
Estate OF William T. SOloman; petit
ton Of, Thomas. JOrdon for rule 10 show
cause; order authorizing same. AttOr-
nev. w MOsby Williams.
Estate of Mary A. DObbins; petition
Of Robert NJ DObbins for rule TO show
cause, order authorizing same. At
tOrneys. Charles II. Turner and Jesse
c. Adkin.
Estate Of David Leverone; order ap-
pointing guardian al Item
In re Henry B Cdndee. petition Of
Mary Z Candee for release from trust;
order authorizing same. Attorney.
Thomas C Bradley.
Estate or Robert SWales ct al. petit
ton Of Sarah j. Swales for allowance;
order authorizing same. Attorney. A
Coulter Wells.
T-state OF Charity Broadus; letters Of
The Washington times., 1908-04-22
PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
washington. D C-.-ApriI JG ls6S-Ses lei
proposals viii be received a. his depart-
ment until O'CLOCK p. II, SATURDAY.
NAY .. 1908, for furnishing blum nous coal
{. 800 tons more or less. as may re REQUIRED
By The department during the dscaI vear
ending June SO. 1902 To be delivered at tbs
old POstonlce Department building Seventh
and r streets in this city Blank forms %
proposal may be- had upon application at
the Office of the Chief Clerk Of the De-
partment-. JAMES RUDOLPH GARFIELD
Secretary. apis D p %
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or
TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA washing
tor, D c.. April % 1908 Sealed proposals
will be received at this office unr.- Two
O'CLOCK p NJ THURSDAY. April. S01-fI
for furnishing the District Government With
fresh meats. corn beef etc during 80
fiscal year ending June so. 1919. Blank form
Of proposal and all necessary information
can be obtained at the office OF the Prom
erty Clerk. =. C.. District Building. HENRY
Z r. lIACFARLAND. HENRY /. IVES,
JAY J. MORROW. Commissioners. D c
aD2I-ct
The Washington times., 1908-04-22
H. F. HANDLER

ELEEI-DALE. 8IAEYLAND.-
FOX SAl-E--Ule new p-b5Is-tIssrsH e-s..
FJot house with SIX rooms and Ian. 49,
ny ce--af, S-,ssvf terms ARRANGED 10 80
purchaser, one frame six-r0o-a anT 49,
nous With large Gry cellar. oue-hsIr -
or ground, $50; az s. per month 49,
several other houses on which terms -
be arranged Apply CLAUDE [TaPpE-S>---
Manager. Rlyerdale. nd apIS-tf
HEA I1sLL sevea-roon cottage. Just Con-
ple&eo. WIN TWO acres % ground IN District
near Congress Heights. commanding 49,
good water price, 50 600; one-thiro 80.
oa-ance long time BOX 81. Times Once
FOR sALE-ProDerty on Ts5IeZ-o---- -,
NOcEV7lle line- slE-rOou. house one Co., =
acre. $500 store and house ssS50 ~
ec-ess A-le rooms CltoCil1luss three acres
eight rooms. sixteen. acres, eight r1I--7s
s.. sog HENRY W. OFFCTT. 5sd and \ -
WHY PAY RENT one Of The 77s-,- 7---77-
houses IN Nj Rainier for sale. Terms -
s'llt purchaser even. rooms and large ar-fr
Lot SOxl5o One car fare address Isr2 Isfb
81 Zu1--Tr
The Washington times., 1908-04-22
SUBTLE RETORT.

Book Agent-Good morning, Are yol
the lSdy of the house,
Eridget-I'm wan o. thim,-Dite.
The Washington times., 1908-04-22
MONEY t. LOAN.

II. YOU NEED MONEY 10 pay rent. or buy
coal Will furnish al you need. I lend vog
on your furniture or piano. these loans a-e
strictly PRIVATE. Try me P. o Box
22a2.- Station @. :. -. -
The Washington times., 1908-04-22

DO YOU WANT home near Chevy Chase?
For fur particulars address P. O. BOX aSg
apl2-15t
The Washington times., 1908-04-22

FTNE LOTS ron SALE X
(Aoors's Additioa)
CLARENDON, va.
minutes from AqHeduct Bridge via Faus
Church Electric Railway Is minutes 70 i2fb
st and Pa ave s-.rs
500 per lot for the best.
3 cash and s. per month.
No interest. No Taxes.
Two electric roads (with 3 stations)- run
through the property.
For further PARTICULARS apply to 80
E. NJ DAVIDSON, Agent.
RosSlyn. Va
Residence. Clarendon Va
ap2-.f
The Washington times., 1908-04-22
EoR REIir HOUSES

FOR RENT -
1925 Bennings Road y. T..
. rooms. store. SEA y.c. dus t..aCe... So 70
I1=0 9th ST. y. ".
Z rms; bath. 5-stys9-,,rle, Llrso loo.ns a. %
1913 Y 81. \. W.
= rooms corner house, mace. TO- 20
3IS e. ST. ). L.
L rms, hot-watv< HlaJ. large' oaGi1 yard- s55 30
- I1OS 9Th 1t. Sc.
8 roolss Oatl. large back yarl...... 1850
l243 Morse 1T. n. T.
. rooms. bet Fla ave. and \ I-In and
3l6 18th st. 5. w.
41'-L--- L. 50
800 Fla. Ave. \. L.
1Of COrcOran So Ivy City
2I4 9Th st. 5. L.
rooms rsssbIe-Bnd. o-leIliri.-. .--...- SO o.
= NIat) 927 9th ST. n. W.
rooms AZ Jlth. Jhird aoor-..-.... so %
Il lat 500 Z ST. \. w.
rooms. second dOOr---------------.-. SIS %
(FlaD 1918 y. J. Ave. y. W.
rooms, fat first floor. SIS. 50
A. S. CAYW0OD
1913 9th st. N. Nv. 90
The Washington times., 1908-04-22
AUCTION SALES.

We viii sell contents Of house from 6th st
NV. Elegant ParlOr Suite. 4 Bedroom suites,
Iron and Brass Beds. Felt Mattresses.
Feather Pillows. Pillow Cases Sheets.
Towels, Kitchen Furniture, and everything
usually found IN drst-cess residence. 1t
The Washington times., 1908-04-22

o. BILLIARD ROOMS.
THE MONARCH BILLIARD ROOM. FINEST
EQUIPMENT OF TABLES SOUTH OF NEW
YORK OPEN . "A. n U->r1-rL. T. p 81
1879 18th ST NV apI9-s0l
The Washington times., 1908-04-22
MONEY TO LOAN
On Real Estate

A PITTSBURG capitalist is cente-ine-. All
his money now in our city. Speaks wei -f5-
Us. doesn't 1t? We have money 10 loan. Al :
and ~ per cent In large amounts some
small funds. No building money or 1Jri,y,
proved loans THE HARRISON Really
COMPANY. S07 g st NV apl1-tf
FIRST TRUST MONEY at 5 and 6 euer oo-,
District Of Columbia or Maryland no cbsrs-s,
Unless loan Is accepted MORRISON FsF-ss
ESTATE Co. INC. lS25- G 81. NV. rlhSO-tP
The Washington times., 1908-04-22

D1oNEY 'rot LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
OF INTEREST. on D. c. Real Estate. IA
unreasonable delay.
WALTER II ACKER
tet-H 100 Est. NV.
The Washington times., 1908-04-22

Szo.5o-NEW,
Six rooms and bath; southern exposure:
csnented cellars Delightfully."- decorated.
G and 18th SITS. Sc.
S. E. MASON, I6z6. G S. E.
ap22-4t
FOR RENT-Sl0 sth 81 sw.; large brick
dwelling. u rooms and bath; s5de-lights; side
pOrches: large side yard; good -nsighborhood;
rent only $3.50 per month. JAMES f.
SHEA, s42- Louisiana ave. NV. apls-tf
FOR RENTING. SD Allison 81 nv. rooms
and bath; steam heat large porch; font
Colonial; rent $3.50 apply. CHAS. z. TEeIB-
BY. 703 18th ST. NV apl6-tf
FOR RENT-IIouse s1s 18th at Sc. rooms:
bath and range: large porch n front: $3.50.
Apply CHAS. Z. -TRIBBY. Thompson Bldg.
zoe 18th ST. NV. mhlS-tf
FOR RENT-HoUsess apartments, AMI Offices
In all parts OF The city. For detailed list
send or call at our Office.
THOS- J. FISHER & =. Gnc).
REAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS.
I5S z5th 81. NV. Ja3-ts
The Washington times., 1908-04-22
NORTHEAST REAL ESTATE.

BIG DEMAND FOR SMALL HOUSES.
Stafford a. Norway, the only real estate
firm in Northeast They devote their entire
time u Northeast property. What have you
10 rent or SELF We handle real estate. loans.
insurance. collect your rents. insure your
property Seventh and Il SITS ne. 1nhes-sOt
The Washington times., 1908-04-22
called todayD
Criminal Court, No. I.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

United States Us. f. A Hyde, J. A
Benson. Il. p DimCnd. and J. H
Schneider; violating section $50. Revised
Statutes United States; on trial At
torheyS. A. A Biruey, R q. Donaldson.
A. : WorthipgtOr, J. C.. Campbell, and
Frank NanderVeer.
The Washington times., 1908-04-22

=
No 1852 Russell & WinslOw vs
Wash tngton Savings Bank; certified &
Circuit Court No. J. PLAINTIFFS at
tCrneys., Edwards * Barnard and Wi
liam II. Robinson; defendants attorney
T c. Taylor.
The Washington times., 1908-04-22

Rssl Estate and Insurance. RoSsIyn- Va .
SUBURBAN Property Of Every Descr1ptioa-
The Washington times., 1908-04-22

MONEY TO -L0ANS~on pproved cftvS -Sg7
estate at lowest. current rates. Special r-iS-I
leges with respect TO prior, pa yrnerit7 f.s,-s
amounts specially. TYLER & RITTE1,55
FORD, 80 18th ST NV nosIt<
The Washington times., 1908-04-22

MONEY TO LOAN CN d c. REAL, E;srs ~
Lowest rates-of Interest, Payments on nrir
cipal in AMOUNTS Of 500 or more received a,
any interest period. THE I. H SMITH ~
Bond Building. 14oS New York ave- je5-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-SZ5o to $500 ooo On X =
real estate. Interest low, and an tra1s,S-
tions conducted with economical consiSis1S
ton for Borrowers
WV H SAUNDERS & Co
1907 F. ST " "
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-08-15
c harles S. Deneen.

The result of the primary cleo
ton should be for Charles S.
Deneen a lesson and an incentive.
His administration has been a
better one than that of Yates.
| t it had not been he would not
have come out ahead on Satur.
day. But the people are not
content with better kind of ad
ministration. They want the
best kind. They have ideals,
and they are impatient with men
who could, as they believe, live
up to them.
Manifestly Gov. Deneens ma
jority was pulled down by the
democratic votes cast for his OPP
ponent, but if the people had not
beer so disappointed in his pre-
viOus administration he would
have received a larger vote.
Many who kept away from the
primaries would have gone there
for him.
This revelation of popular sen,
timent ought to be an centive
to the governor to conduct his
second administration on higher
lines than he did the fist, and
thus make amends for its short
comings. He perceives mere
clearly than he did when he went
INTO office what the people de-
mand of a governor. and he
should rise to the high level of
their desires. Chicago Tribune.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-08-15
The Election.

The election is over-the right
man has won. Good men have been
selected. Let us now elect them.
At every election the observant
political student learns some
thing. The candidate learns that
if he has been a man and a gen
tleman, there is no trouble for him
treat the people right and yod
will not lose. Example: Thos
E. Lyon, H B. Harris and Fred
Mortimer. We also saw young
and old men stand back waiting
for money or pay before they
would wholesome failed to vote
at all because they did not get
their price-a shame! Yet these
same people boast of their pclti-
cal freedom. They Will disfran.
chise themselves. Not one cent
of money shou d be used at the
polls. We also saw aldermen
and city officials at the polls, do
ing crooked misunderstanding
nondescripts and repeatefs.
These same men will loom up for
Office and desire you and [ to
support them on their integrity(?)
But The Forum only has the
same story to tell: Let US rise
above such low methods, let us
be men, elevate ourselves and
raise our political standard.
City officials went in every
ward and used unfair means TO
defeat men, honest men, for com
mitteemen because they happen
ed to be on the Deneen side. But
they will regret it, We favor a
political revolution, we want men
nominated who stand for some
thing-men who own property,
men who take care of and school
their children-not vdgabohds,
pimps, and transients.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-08-15
Negro Papers.

The Forum Metropolis Ga.
zette. Quincy Advance and the
Cairo Baptist Truth are the only
colored papers to our knowledge
that stood firm for Gov. Deneen.
We mean of course, Republican
papers. The Leader was on De
mems side. The Chicago color.
ed papers that have been sing
ing Deneen S praise, Topped at
the last moment as usual and
shouted; "Richard Yates, the
man of the hour"
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-08-15
Colored Pc opIe a factor.

The colored people will long
be remembered in this campaign.
-Four months ago 90 per cent. Of
them may be said to have been
for Yates. Deneen has beat Mr.,
Yates by so small a margin that
even the colored vote in Alexan
der, Morgan and Adams counties
could have defeated the present
governor. as there are over 5000
colored voters in these three
counties at the most liberal est
nation. Five thousand votes
taken from Deneen and given to
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-08-15

Yates would have made 10000
votes more for Mr.. Yates. In
Sangamon county there are about
1000 colored votes and yet Mr..
Yates only carried this county by
474 votes, and there were more
democrat votes cast for Yates
than Yates majority over Deneen
right here in Springfield. So you
can readily see that the colored
people did not all go for Yates
around here There were some
clever Deneen supporters around
here and over the state.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-08-15

E. H. Hartman is going to
have a fifty story building in
New York. He offers no explain.
alton of the fact that it is to be
SO squatty.- Chicago Record.
Herald.
Who knows but that right here
in New York. ere long, there will
be erected another Tower of
Babel.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-08-15

The Forum is mad" ut the Dali
ly Advance Citizen, which was to
have been published from Aug.
l, TO Aug. 8, for not coming to
see us-not even on Aug. 8, the
regular day.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-08-15

The Advance Citizen is luck
Ter than The Forum 1t can and
will now take a vacation until the
campaign gets hot again
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-08-15

If John Temple Graves gets no
other compensation for having
come north, let him rejoice in
the fact that he was a candidate
for. the vice presidency.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-08-15

And now the Yates men who
put up their money would be ex.
ceedlngly glad TO take it down.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-08-15
OUR ADVERTISING RATES.

For display matter one time, 15e
the inch; over one time, 10c, months
or one year, special prices made.
Reading matter, one time, &c the
line; seven words to the line; over
one time SC; for long articles OF
church advertising, some reduction.
For clubs, socials, ect., when mat
ter contains over Is words and undo,
200, send SO cents if you desire it pub
lished in full. MANAGER.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-08-15

The Chicago Inter-Ocean will
never concede that Yates lost.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-11-13
Takinq Life Hard.

Mile. Genee, the ballerina, says of
dancing: ITO dance well one must
love to dance. Gloomy dancers don't,
I'm sure, dance for the love Of it.
They make me think of French
prince who waltzed at state ball
thrice running with a pretty matron.
Though he danced execrably the ma
iron was fattered, and when the
prince claimed fourth waltz she
smiled and said, Thank you, sir, for
this marked compliment I don't in
tend it for a compliment the prince
answered. She bit her lip. Then,
she said, you must be very fond Of
dancing / detest dancing, he said.
May ask, prince, pursued the lady,
why you dance? Madam he an
swered, stif1y, If you must know, 1
dance to perspire. Philadelphia
Record
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-11-13
MANY PARDONS GRANTED.
Governor Smith Approves Recommen-
dations Made BY Prison Commission.

Governor Smith Approves Recommen-
dations Made BY Prison Commission.
Atlanta, Ga.-The governor has
signed the following pardons and com
mutations:
ONE Parker, convicted in August,
1907, of assault with criminal intent
in Walton county, and sentenced for
ten years Was II years old at the
time he was sentenced.
Ed Teasley, convicted in September,
1898, in Ebert county, of voluntary
n anslaughter and sentenced to TWEEN
ty years. COMMITTED to present SER
vice,
John Nathan, convicted in March,
1908, in Morgan county of murder and
sentenced to death. COMMITTED to life
Imprisonment.
Ann Winship convicted in Septem-
Der, 1900, in Clayton county of MUIR
der and sentenced to life imprison-
ment. COMMITTED to present service
on account of extreme old age.
John Thomas, convicted in March,
1908, in Fulton county, of simple lar
ceny and sentenced to twelve months.
COMMITTED to present service.
Dock Spencer, convicted in May,
1908, in Terrell county, of carrying
concealed pistol and sentenced to
twelve months. COMMITTED to present
service.
Ed Summerour, convicted in Aug
ust, 1905, in Walton county, of volun-
tary manslaughter and sentenced to
five years. COMMITTED to present SER
vice.
Communication of the sentence of
Charles Johnson to present term of
sentence was ordered by the govern
or.
J. G. Cash, who pleaded guilty to
the charge of larceny from the house
at they term of the city court of At
lanta and given six months in jail.
had his sentence committed to pres
ent term of service. He was Is at the
time the crime was committed.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-11-13
HON. DAVID JAYNE H ILL., or NEW YORK.


One OF the Ohio Congressman tells
the following as indicative Of the pes
slmistic view of the average politician
when in the throes of defeat:
The day after the routing OF Parker
In 1904 one Of the Democratic news
papers in the Buckeye State sent out
circular telegram soliciting express
sions Of opinion from various poll
ticians throughout the State. It Is
claimed that the quaintest Of the lot
was the report of one county chair
man, expressed in these terms
County has gone for Roosevelt by
$50. The people are In minority.
Heaven help us!" Philadelphia
Ledger.