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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-10-15
Leon Defeats Lamont.

The football team of the local High
School opened tho season here at War
ner's park Saturday, defeating Lamont
team composed of the high school
and Graceland College students by the
score of to 0. The Leon team was in
considerable better condition than in
their first game Of the season, when they
were defeated by the Ottumwa High
school at Ottumwa. Leon won the toss,
choosing to receive the kick at the
north goal with the wind in their favor.
Lamont kicked to McGinnis who ad-
yanced the ball Is yards before he was
tackled. Leon lined up quickly and be-
gan terrific onslaught on the Lamont
line and soon had the ball down in La
moni's territory. When on Lannon's
15-yard line Leon fumbled the ball go
ing to Lamont. Lamont tried an end
run but was tackled by Woods for
loss of yards. Lamont punted, the
punt being blocked by Blakesley, but
was discovered by Lamont and Boord
breaking through the line tackled
them for loss of 10 yards and scored
safety for Leon. Leon Lamont 0.
Lamont kicked out to Leon, Gassett
advanced the ball 10 yards, then COM
menced another series of line plunges
and end runs, until they had the ball on
Lannon's 15-yard line. Leon fumbled
and McGinnis recovered the ball car
ried it over the line for touch down.
Housh kicked an easy goal making the
score s to in favor of Leon. Lamont
kicked off to Leon, Housh advanced the
ball 20 yards then by terrific line
plunges and end runs advanced the ball
to the middle Of the field when time
was called at the end of the first half.
Leon kicked Off to Lamont who funlb-
led the ball. Woods recovered the ball
then by terrific line plunges and end
runs advanced the ball to Lannon's 10
yard line then failing to make their
downs, Lamont by series of forward
passes and punts pushed the local team
back to their own 25-yard line, then
Lamont tried forward pass but the
ball was received by Axes who adj
vanced the ball 10 yards, then Leon adj
vanced the ball to Lannon's 40-yard
line when time was called. Following
| ia tha Imam.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-10-15
Great Music Otter.

Send us the names of three or more
performers on the Piano or Organ and
twenty-five cents in silver or postage
and we will mail you postpaid our latest
Popular Music Roll containing 20 pages
full sheet Music, consisting of popular
Songs, Marches and Waltzes arranged
for the Piano or Organ including Rud
Knauer's 4 famous "Flight of the Butter
flies" March Manila" and the latest
popular song, "The Girl I've Seen.'
POPULAR MUSIC PUBLISHING Co. a
indianapolis, Ind.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-10-15
Capt. 6ooding & owens Sale Dates

Oct. Is. James Michael.
Oct. 16. W. Fl. Stetzler.
Oct. 10. ]. M. Spray.
Oct. 20. Joseph Edwards.
Oct. q. A. A. Stephens.
Oct. p. M. F. Buchanan & Son.
Oct. %. j. M. Gill.
Oct. 26. Ward Bros.
Oct. 81. Luke Conwell.
Oct. %. A. NJ. Spray and J. M. Adams
Oct. 20. Jas. Lowell.
Nov. 10. j. A. Ramsey.
Nov. 10. John Duffield.
Nov. 20. A. w. Kicker.
Dec. 3. J. M. Burnette.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-10-15
Jurors for November Court.

The following trial jurors have beer
drawn for the November term of tht
district court which convenes at Leo1
on Monday, November 9th, with Judge
Towner presiding:
Selby Stanley, Grand River.
John Hukill, Richland.
III. l.. Lillard, Garden Grove.
James Ironsides, Leon.
p. A. Bright, Morgan.
J. D. Bushong, Burrell.
J. E. Wallace, Franklin.
r. G. Bailey, Fayette.
P. A. Silsbee, Fayette.
F.G. Cannon, Morgan.
G. w. Beck, Bloomington.
M. B. Stump, Leon.
L. w. Gibbons, Burrell.
G. H. White, Fayette.
W. A. France, Fayette.
Bid Frost, Eden.
]. W. Downey, Long Creek.
W. H. Golfer, Decatur.
J. F. Jones, Richland. @
L. A. Blackman, Eden.
W. r. Nixon, Franklin.
W. A. Hedrich, Long Creek.
WIS. Brannaman, Decatur.
Cal Price. Franklin.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-10-15
Sale Dates.

D. 2. Newlin, Il miles southwest of
Woodland, Monday, Oct. 10Th.
J. Risley, 2 miles south of Weldon,
Thursday, Oct. 22d.
Ward Bros, miles north of Leon,
Monday, Oct. Goth.
Pleasant Kirk, near Davis City, Thurs
day, Oct. 10th.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-10-15

TOUCHDOWN, McGinnis. Goal fr,
touchdown, Housh. Referee, Sensen,
Head linesman, Lorey. Time of halv
25 and 20 minutes.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-10-15

Perfection Oil stoves, for sale by VIM
@ Crichton & Son.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-01
Fuga de ma Princpsa auyIiaca


Gran scnSacion ha causado Ela nou-
cIa de una novele esca aventura ocurri-
da una princesa austriaca, la cual,
segdn Ia historic referida. Sc ha esca-
pado dc Viena, encontrdndosc en- ell
momcnto en- camino dc Londres, en-
donde tratard de contraer matrim0nio
4 favor dc las leyes jnglesas, con un
alto personale cuyo nombre Sc man
ucne secrcto hasta ahora. La fuga
dc Ia princesa en question sc supo
solo una hora despu6s de haberse
efectuado y todas las tmba iadas aus
triacas en- Europa, recibieron noticias
telegrahcaS del suceso, en- las que Sc
les ordelaba, ademas. realizar las
gcstiOncS conducentes & detener 4
toda costa la fugitiva Solo cuatro
9rchiduquesas dc Ia familia imperial
austriaca, Sc hallan solteras Y en- po-
sibilidad de CO asarse. la menor de las
cuales cuenta Is amos, siendo hijas
del archiduque Federico Y de la ar
chiduquesa Maria.
La misteriosa princesa austriaca,
cuya fuga ha causado tanta sensaci6n
en- todas las cancillerias europeas, ha
dejado dc ser misteriosa por haber
sido identi6cada Trdtase de la prin-
cesa Emilia Luisa Dorotea Leonora
Puerstwberg Koenings Hoff hermana
del principe Emilio; tiene aQuella "a
amos Y So dice que con quien Sc ha
escapado dc Viena, ha sido con un
agente dc automobiles, llamado Kozia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-01
A medic real dOcpna

Al terminar su breve excur-
sion veraniega, d dltimos del
pasado agosto $3.50, el autor de
este Cuadro, sc detuvo unos
cuantos dias en- Gijon, Y duran
te ellos tuvo ocasl0n de presen-
ciar Ell naufragio de una lancha
de pescadores; terrible especta-
culo cuya description e. objeto
del presente articulo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-01
4 los sNScrigtOroS Y Agea@

Para ia buena marcia de- ost@ Admins
TRACTION, no admitimos Atlas de suseripto-
req este dario siuo desde el Il de cada
mes Las BAJAs Sc avisaran los dias 30 8
81; sdvierti6ndose que las one Sc diereu con
posterieridad no Sc tomaran en cuenta n
snTtiYan efecto en- la oontabilidad hasta ell
afs dltimo de, mes siguiente al en- que SO
sssiclten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-01

FL cielo esta pardo, el nordes-
te arr0ia furi0sas olas contra
Lequerique. Va descendiendo
ci sol pr0ximo q oCultarse. Y las
lanchas pescadoras, con la proa
hacia el puerto, corren rapida
mente. saltando sobre penachos
de espuma que hiende la quilla
Los pescadores estan conten-
tos; en- ell fondo de la lancha SC
hallan las redes cargada> de sar-
dinas, mostraudo centenares de
DaateadoS vientres Centellantes,
10 que asegura, traS un dia de
rudo trabajo, una recompensa sd
proportional.
IAhl CuandO La nieVe corona
Ia Gina de las montanas V el
fu<ioso nordeste aZota con rabla
Il ondulante trozo del mar,
1cuantas dias yacen inut-Ies los
remos Y triste el mastll. sin ex-
perimentar el carinoso roce de
la Iona. gimiendo las rafagas
entire el lacio Cordaje que llora
las lagrimas de la nieblal
AcurruCado junto al pQbre no
gar, dondc miserables lenos. la
midos poT una pereZosa llama,
no prestan al aterido cuerpo el
calor que necesita, el pescador
%entonces pasa el dfa trIstemen-
4e, inactivos los robustOs brazos,
81 no ha tocado a su puerta Ia
miseria Y carece de fuego y dc
hogar.
lei anna las olas! Los peque-
nuelos que Sc revuelCan Junto d
6l durante esos dias de inercia
iugaeteando inocentes en- lgno-
Tancia del dolor, tienen el ali
znento V el vestido; aquellos pc.
dazos de su alma le amman y
Ie prestan aliento, cuando la
brisa amaina, y el penoso traba-
10 del reno empapa su rostro
con el sudor.
1El anna las olasl En- terra
.es pobre, d6bil; sobre su lancha,
rev: los pulmones aspiran una
satmosfera regeneradora que da
algeria, salud y fuerza; libre y
robusto, e1eva al cielo el home
naie de su gratitud, cantando
con la espontaneidad del pajaro
que pia en- la enramada los no
Dlvidados cantos de la ninez.
iCanta, pobre marinero, canta!
Que importa que escondida en-
Ia verdosa ola que rompe Ia
quilla de til lancha, espie la
muerte tus gestos y abra a tn
varonil canto la esaero 9za y de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-01
III GRAN IElCIDO
Having once parted with Real
ity. he tumbles helpless In Vacuity:
no resculfor him
Carlyle. The hero as King.

/
| No nay NADIA tan temerario como 81 apli-
car In etica vulgar mn ser exceptional
| Cuando So evoca a recuerdo de Napoleon
| FL Grande. In seusibleria adocenada con
tentase con decir Fu6 uu tirano que. de
sangro su pats para torturar los otros
pueblos Olvidan los que asf dscurren
aquel aforismo dc Jntso Cesar que absuel-
ve todo homhre qUe viola c derecho a
condici0n de- reiuar. a todo anhclo de
soberanfa VIZ aneia In crueldad meior di-
cho. el despego impaasble del padecer ale
no. Que hublera realizado Napoleon si
huhiese sido facil tn ternura In COM
passion
Con ri evangello de- Cristo por norma de
conducta. aQuel homhre NO habrfa podido
empreuder MI siuuiera la conQuista de An
dorra Parh acufuular eeis eetros en- sus
mauoa 81 destuo IL forj0 duro Do alma frio
y certaFo d. tuteltEeucia. dominador in
sarjabe oamo deh@ ser t0do soldado
Frialdad lucidez7 Mas hien lo seGundo
qUe in primero Taine. Higujendo ri rastro
de sauEre H. ha Geiinld1 como un hom-
hrs del renacimanto ltaiano apasionado
#Hoeual ewolata. pronto a los frenestes ~.
la aecton lndlferente a toda moraiidad
En 6l Ia iateltseucia In conducta no es-
9@o aepaFad@# p1f Hna Eesua de dudas o
s." "*eFupo1o Ff"h#a ohra simntanea-
'n@nt" 1a@ndo s@ rr0pone un des1Enio
io eo7te ela con tal aatheo a0e ninsuna con
@]a@faefon poaFla amaft1#Aaf IT lmp"fu de-
*0 fo'aot@9 Aaf conauaata los pneblos.
t@@ mu1@re# 4 a los a9n9hrea La violeu.
ia d~ @uv desieoA faafina *om"te los
deha# t'@faht@ ~ e#upana 81 Italia nn
*@a"f@i aFHefFia1 ptndenfiero, mortih-
eAao p"FgH" aH n1hehaeho eIaf&a II Enahdo
sapfe"o "H aau"a e1ereito de heroes, Sc
permits mnfmu5af de Napoleon auu
iaasnaa afnanaza# IT. r7beldia
honapnrtH y h@ma sn preaeneia y ie
@"*s'sa's@8a seeaHasfif* >Qae hace aaueila
a@ta ants = ssaaF@4 So ief@f ea1iar"e
o@I@K ~ e@heka 4 Marada glacial II
p@8@3f@ fSap@fsos@ - futufo efnperafaof ie
"an 'napas'"to aaiFAeAo
Na3'" fi a@o@ r. II Fss8"t% hi So = "po-
~ a@ ateA' mas de una Fe@ que hi<o
=" FF@aet@ = P@eFasAl o. au oFsatio ese
"<'s gar 30 s# 1H}asfo Fta'eaia Aapo
s*'" .&@at' t& snsFA3@ ae @a bakf1@, en-
p9'@ss''.'@ *'.eoFl.a"@ per tooo# 'o# eaoc"s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-01

que cerr0 tus oJos en- la dulcisi-
ma Cuna que te formaban los
brazos de una madre, los can
tos del pals iCanta. marinero
mientras la muerte espia Y es-
cucha la eternidad
Los que llegan antes son los
venCedores; Sill pesca SC paga
mas cara; lcenid al viento, pa.
tron; que sc incline q barco
bajo el aguijon de Ia racha. Y
CORA: va estamos cerca: un POGO
mas
Pero, Jqu6 es eso1. -. iaquella
lancha zozobra! II lleva seis
hombres a bordol imaldi-
Icionl Al pasar la barra. casi i
la entrada del puerto. distraida
la gente, I'm golpe de mar. co
giendola a traves. ha anegado
la lanCha.
Van Il pereceri ,Infelices,
Los MAS jovenes V los mas
vigorosos SC arroian al aqua
buscando su salvacion en- las
lanChas que vienen tras elIos.
La que nautraga. boga entire
dos aguas medic sumerglda. no
desCubriendo sobrc las olas mas
que los extremes de popa y proa
.el alivio que Ia experimentado.
la conservara asi algun tempo
.antes Dc que Ia sumerla por
complete IN golpe de mar
Desdc el muelle Y Cimadevi
LA. ST ha visto el naufraQio. las
mujeres, los ancianos V los nj
nos corren hacia LeQuerique
con la mayor angustia. tScra
mi padre dlcen los pequ enue =
los, lSera M hsjo' gritan las
madres. {Sera mi hermano1
,Sera mi novio> <Qmenes
seran2
Las lanchas Y los botes atra
cad0s en- ci muelIe sc Ilcnan dc
hOmbres como por ercant0. que
van i ocupar 81 puesto de ho
NOR iAvantel Qrita 81 patron
empunando Ia cana Con que
ardor reman' .Avante mu-
chachosl .Aoa Aoa'.
Hay que disputar una vida Is
las olas.
Mlentras tanto que espccta
culo en- el muellc
Para Ia vida de Ia humanidad
que exige a todos q sacrifice
de su existencia Y pone armas
en- manos del soldado. sepulta
en- Ia mina-propiclo sepulcro-
al mlnero; que al arrancar DC
las entraf1as dc Ia TERRA I'll pre-
closO metal no sabe 81 c>ta "a
vando su propia hoya. hiela Ia
idea reformadora en In mente
del sabio sobre su misma mesa
de estudio consumido por Il
trabajo mental; lanza al medico
entire el contagi0 de la epide-
mia, y al marinero al mar: 1Que
vale Ia vida de in hombre2
Pero decides ESQ Il las mule
res llenas de passion que se des-
bordan de CimadevilIa como
lobas hambrientas espantadas
per el huracan; imaginalo LII ST.
qulera espectador independiefi
tie, que YES ante tus ojos alargar
d la muerte su descarnada nano,
~ hasta crees percibir Ell la
amarillo desencajada cara. del
naufrago Ia horrible mueca de
la agonia..... iAh, no! Tu gar
ganta Sc SEGA, Y Sc clavan tus
unas EN- el granite hasta saltarle
la sangre, como 81 quisieras
clavarIas en- la garganta de ese
monstruo que to disputa la vida
de IN semejante tuyo.
iEs horrible! Los primeros
Igritos eran penetrantes, verda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-01
N1nero 232

debe ser un privilegio de los que mandan.
mo advertfs en- ese criterio el insidioso
infujo del insigne moralista italiano?~...
Su aspiration suprema So redujo 4 un ina
possible: afrancesar el mundo.
Ell orgullo imperialista le ceg6 hasta Ell
punto de no dejarle advertir que 10 carae-
terfstco de las razas no Sc bora nj cede
porque 10 ordene una espada vctoriosa.
Sc puede someter los pueblos Napo-
leon 10 prou6 hasta la saciedad Redu-
eirlos una masa homogenea unif0rLAe
es impossible. Espana tuvo el her6ico pri-
vilegio de revelar al gran emperador esa
verdad-.
Como Sc condujo en- privado? Con las
mujeres fue sensual desdehoso Con los
amigos, pr0digo. A las primeras NADIA les
di0 de- su coraz6n. A los segundos, todo
En- amor no procede con cautelas nj hi
pocresfas 10 que desea 10 solicita.
satisfecho e deseo sc olvida Su alma
estaba destinada d otras empresas Nin-
guna mujer podrfa envanecerse de haberIe
dominado, de haber torcido el curse de su
voluntad. sus hermanas las seduce
las hace Reinas: Josefina la SAGA de una
viudez evidente con Ia gaanteria la da
su nomhre
>, '' 80 s N
ia Su nova ne uhos meseS' la compensa
ne Su uesdeh casahooia con Bernadotte-
N'S' 7lep'pfe aQaei homore lndemnizaoa
co" "h uono con nn tltuio nobiilarlo
las htuJeFeS eQue pehsaoa del amor aha
eh - secret" ae ao coraZoh Frooa0le-
m@"te ~ que Nhamiort. que no pasa de
ser 81 CAMPO DE- dos tantasias el con-
tacto de dos epidermis
~ Fetapo ui'imo "site 81 campo de
W~teFioo. Ia ueFf@ que asisto la deh-
@t1'Fa e Hfep"f~oie h9mHacion del caudl-
@""4"o @n@3 FtceS a PIE otras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-01

deros aullidos de las mujeres
sometidas al mas alto grado de
excitaci6n Conforme la lu-
cha Sc prolonga, agravandose
por momentos la situacion de
los naufragos. aquellos gritos
enronquecen, acercandose al es-
tertor.
Va no queda mas que uno en-
la lancha, el patron, los demas
Sc han salvado el pobre vieio
encanecido en- el mar, Y enfer-
mo. no puede far i sus debiles
brazos la salvacion: firme en su
puesto. recibe los furiosos gol-
pes de las olas, esperanto una
que sepulte la casi sumergida
lanoha, sepultandole con ella.
Doce lanchas cargadas de
hombres, prontos i todo. van en
81 auxilio. ,ah valientel.
pero Ia marejada les reehaza 4
coletazos. Perro que tiene su
presa. grune a los que Sc apro-
ximan, rechazandolos sin sol
tarla,
TN esfuerzo!.. Sc acer-
can ise acercan'
Otra ola vuelvc i rechaxarlos.
Y IN nuevo Qrjto immense ex
tremece la> piedras de LeQueri.
que, seguido dc III momento lie
infintta angustia >Se habra su-
mergido'
M aun tlota 1ugucte del mar
que L. suelta ' L. rccoje v IL
maltrata como TIT cato que se
dtvIcrte con in ration antcs de
darle Ia zarpada mortal,
.Por fin. Si. por fin se la
salvado tambien. ,bendtto SEA
dos Una lancha ha Ilrgado.
merce1 i LII supreme estuerzo.
iunto ii In sumergida. en I'll mo
mento de abrir su ucgra fauce
el abismo para tragar Ia EN-
usaFcacion entire t0s SasVadores
va ei allo del nautrago ARE Ia
tado a IA olas. q = e que - ~
nrado q In mar ! IS ha 1ado ia
tnano hito iclaz odas las mu-
'eTe> %ucl YER lo9 7oios llacta III
effqi@a oc II >if&cn Is y sole
a & I
dao que >c e3cta junlo al niue
alberto la rr,nita A. mar IN mar
- .u 49,. .~.-. a'~i,...4'. -,
60 : az - '.@7 = ! ;. as - :
ayar+e 80. la la,~f I. - , - -
~~l.an ar@I.~nfs>- ar.~at ~. ar,
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-. t,- ..f
-, go - -, -, .'.s''' :. - ; :
-, 80 ia - -. t.'. : : : -
1sn tndna h. n;9e 49,, - l11ran s'@ 80 Ia
49,. 49, - - - III - ~ ~ = r..a 40
1, .as~ - =. '--'a -. - - - = 81 "a
- cal.Ina ~",>t.n,an .>.., ..> .o hr,ti@n3o A.
lntenSamcute en- el tondo de Ia
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FoR RENTING nicely furnished rooms.
all eonvenienees, for young men. 21o2
Ave-. 9. 11-20-tf
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MRS. NJ FARLANE
PAINFULLY HURT
HORSE AND WAGON WITH ENTIRE
FAMILY BACKS INTO A DEEP
RAvINE NEAR ANNiSToN-OTH-
ERs ESCAPE MlRACULoUSLY.

Admission, November 23.-An accident
which came dangerously near to being
fatal to all concerned befell w. II. Nc
Farlane and family at the Oaks crossing
of the Southern railroad near Oxford
Yesterday afternoon. Mrs. McFarlane
suffered a fracture of the collarbone and
some of the children were bruised and in
iured. but not seriously.
Mr.. McFarlane, with his family, con-
sisting of wife and four children, in a
wagon, attempted to cross the railroad at
the oaks, and by failure of the horse to
go forward the wagon was backed and
precipitated into ditch some 10 or 10
feet .!esp. and turned bottom upward ON
the family.
How it was that they We're not Killed
outright on the spot seems a miracle, and
that they escaped without more serious
injury is hard to understand AS II was
only Mrs. McFarlane suffered any Sc
rious hurt, though some of the children
were considerably bruised.
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and 18th ave-, south.
$50. 00O-Two- brick, I'd ave-, So
foot front
$4o00-Sroom, modern home, 18th ave-,
north.
$5000-New. modern home on 18th ave-,
north.
$5500-Two-s story, 7-room home on
northside, lot 100x100.
$780, room Norwood home, close to
car line, 18th street.
$50 000-10-room mansion on east front
elevated lot 100x190, northside.
S7500-9-room home, 18th ave. and 18th
street. north, on lot 50x190.
S5000-6-room home, close in, Sth ave,
north.
$45o0-5-room cottage, 9Th avenue and
18th street, north.
$2400-6-room, new home, West End,
500 cash and $25 month.
$1900-Modern home, West End, 500
cash and SIS month.
$325o-6-room, new, modern home in
Princeton.
SSO0-Furnlshed. 14-room rooming
house, close in, on 4th avenue north.
We have some vacant lots in a good
sub division will exchange for I'M
proved property
Norris Real Estate Co.
Bell 1872. PLY Third Avenue.
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SPECIAL RATES
VIA

MOBILE AND RETURN. ....,......... IS. 55
Account State Reunion Confederate Vet
Grams. Tickets on sale November 90,
limited to November rs.
CHICAGO ILL, AND RETURN. $50 80
Tickets on sale November %, 30, Decem-
Der /, 2, and 4, account international
Live Stock Exposition, good to return
until December u.
WINTER TOURIST RATES TO the South
and Southwest. Tickets on sale until
April 80, limited to May 81, at very low
rates.
SPECIAL HOMESEEKERS RATES to
the West. Tickets on sale November H.
December 1 and Is, limited to % days
from date of sale.
Savannah, Ga. and Return. $3.50
Tickets on sale Nov. FL to rs in
elusive. Account International Grand
Prize Auto Races. Tickets limited to
Nov. 80.
For full information apply to Sid p.
Jones, d. P. A. Both phones ~ Birming-
ham. Ala.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice of Administrators Sale.

sINCliIC VI 0dIG.
Notice is hereby given that the UNDER
signed as administrator of the estate of
L. N Archer, deceased, has been duly
authorized by the probate court of JEFF
ferson county to sell all and singular
the stock of goods, wares and merchan-
disc, belonging to the said estate, and all
things connected Herewith Said prop
erty is set forth in the inventory of
the sare, which has been duly appraised.
and which amounts in all to the sum of
S7372 %. Said property may be inspected
at all times, and said inventory will be
found with the undersigned, and on file
in the probate court. Said property will
be offered at private sale until Monday
November 30, 1908, and if not sold, will
be offered at public sale in front of the
courthouse door of Jefferson county,
within The legal hours of sale, on Monday,
December 7, 1903. All pending contracts
will be sold and the good will of the
Birmingham Marble company, conducted
by the said l. N. Archer, deceased. Fur
Their particulars may be had at any time
from the undersigned.
This November %, 1908.
LOUIS b. LAVERGNE,
Administrator, 1913 1st Ave.
STERLING Z. WOOD, Attorney;
J. T.. GLOVER, Attorney.
11-24-3t- tu- th-sa
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6 Per Cent: Per Cent Each ''an"-
airy AMI July-principal
and interest guaranteed-money can
be withdrawn at any time-additiona
share in profits every 5th year. Write
for literature. Security Savings and
Loan 20, Birmingham, Alabama.
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Order is Set Aside.

New Orleans. November 23--In the civil
district court today Judge st. PAU named
receivers for the Colonial Bank ana trust
company and set aside an order appoint
ing liquidating commissioners for the IN
stitution The character of loans made
and the extent of collateral accepted for
loans made to officers of the bank were
criticised by the court in passing judg-
ment.