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New-York tribune., 1908-02-07

Judge Cowley was born in Gloucestershire. Eng
land. on January 9. ls32. He was brought to this
country while child and educated under pri-
tutors Lowell In 1856 he was admitted to
the bar He served captain Wamesit
Rifles in 1851 paymaster the United States
steamer Iehigh in 1864. and judge advocate the
South Atlantic blockading squadron in 1854 e5 He
was with Admiral Dahleren when he entered
Charleston February Is 1855. and when his flag
skip was sunk by Confederate torpedo az Winyah
Esy, s. c., On March !. 1862 Mr.. Cowley resumed
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
STEAMER WRECKED OFF HONDURAS
The Anselm, Carrying U. S. Mails Reported
Total Loss-Passengers Safe.

New Orleans Feb. "a cable message from Port
Barrios to the United Fruit Company's office here
reports that the steamer Anselm is wrecked on A
reef off the coast of Spanish Honduras The exact
place is not indicated
The Anselm sailed from New Orleans January
So with a full passenger list bound for Port Bar
rios Belize and Puerto COrteZ. While the message
from Port Barrios does mention the fate of
the passengers crew 1t is believed they safe
kilograms received by various firms in New Or
leans which made shipments the Anselm call
for immediate reshipment of the orders. This
indicates that the steamer and her cargo repre-
total loss.
For the last eight years the Anselm has been
carrying the United States mails between New
Orleans and the Central American ports. She was
built about tWenty-eight years ago in England for
the Liverpoo-Buenos Ayres trade. and for several
years carried the royal mails between those ports.
Washington Feb 6.-The commander of the gun
boat Dubuque at Porto Cortez. Honduras. reports
o the Navy Department having received of
the wreck of the Anselm Belize. British Hon
duras. The United States gunboat Marietta has
sailed render what assistance it can to the YES
sci. after which it will proceed to Tampa, Fla.
where it is to be present at the state fair.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
To Let for Business Purposes.

FACTORIES AND LOFTS. SALE OR RENT WRITE
II for particulars ask your broker LONG
ISLAND CITY FACTORY co. 40 Nassau 81. y. T.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07

c,rrce st for Felix Fourner & knopf to Nickeis-
burg Bros & Co and Edward SpiegeL
Sigmund Hauser is the buyer of No 215 Wess
14sth St recently sold by Louis Lese-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
JUDGE CHARLES COWIEY.

Lowell. Mass, Feb 6.-Judge Charles Cowiey one
Of the Oldest lawyers in Massachusetts, died yes
terday after Illness aged seventy-six years
New-York tribune., 1908-02-07
Furnished Apartments to Let.

18th ST Is AND II EAST. NEAR eth AVE OLA
IL and Van Rensselaer, Hotelsl-SpIlng refnc-
vafe bath: yop daily; including meals sl2 50
weekly: two. 800 exclusive hcmei:ke-
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-12-17
"!THF MAN OF THE HOUR. 1"

We were fortunate enough to
witness the seasons great
success, Win. A. Brady and J.
X. Grismers production, "The
Man of the Hour" which show
ed here Wednesday evening to
a crowded house. Miss Ruby
Bridges, the leading lady, was
5ewitching in comedy and in
tragedy sublime, she is sup
ported by a strong cast of six
teen characters and they are
a company of exceptional abili-
ty. VIM. Lamp as "The Man
of the Hour" being elected as
Mayor, proves himself an idea
man and Louis Hendricks as
the political "Boss" also was
an excellent bit of acting.
The costumes wo n bv the
ladies' of the company were
both elegant and costly, in.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-12-17

Guiding some very beautiful
directoire gowns, street cost
n'nes and evening dresses and
among the latter one that es-
pecially appealed to an es,hetic
taste was an exquisite creation
of silver tissue embellished
with silver embroidery aud Sc
quins.
The company carry a carload
OF scenery, thus enabling them
to produce th- stage settings
heiitting the play and enhance
the effect as the observer fol-
lows the thread of the pretty
story through to the hannv cIj-
max and when the cunt in drops
AT the close of the play one can
but wish the company would
favor our city with return en-
gagement at some future date.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-12-17
ELECTION OF OFFICERS,

Wahpeton Lodge Number 6,
A. O U. w. held their regular
meeting last Thursday even
ing. Dec. 10, and the following
officers were elected for the
year 1909:
q. NJ VIM. Hess, Foreman,
A. Burnson; Overseer, O. 0.
Swank; Recorder. H. Wilkes;
Receiver, ]. p. Reeder; Finan.
cier, G. G. Johnson; Guide,
Thos. Drew; INSIDE Watch,
Chss. Foreman; Outside Watch,
Emil Fredeem. Deputy Olson
of Fargo assisted in the install
lation Of officers. After the
election the remainder of the
evening was spent in playing
cards after which the members
partook of we'll prepared
oyster supper. +,
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-12-17
RESOLUTIONS,

AT meeting of Woodbury.
Lodge No. 175 Fraternal Union
of America, the following re-
solutions were unanimously
adopted:
That, whereas, our Heavenly
Father has called home the
mother of two of our mem bers,
John and Will Forkner, and
that, Whereas, by her depart
ure they lose the best of all
friends, a gentle, loving
mother: Therefore be it re-
solved: That these resolutions
be placed upon the minutes
and that we tender our sincere
sympathy to the bereaved ones
in their hour of sorrow.
Mrs E ID KNOTS,
Mrs. NJ. E. DUGAR,
MRS E. b. HARTwELL.
Miss STELLA RoYER.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-12-17

u years.
The deceased was born il,
Ohio and came to Wahpeto,,
II years ago.
fhe deceased led quite ex-
amplary christian life and
leaves many sincere friends
and loving neighbors together
with five sous aud one daugh
ter, Will of this city, John of
Fergus Falls, and Marc Of
Grafton and Mrs, Stiles of Sum.
init, So. OAK, who were here
at the time of her death.
Funeral services were con-
Quoted at the home of her son
Viii Forkner Sunday afternoon
at 5 o'clock by the Revs. Hutch
inson and Baker of this cit,
The Methodist Choir had the
music Ill charge aud furnished
some excellent music.
The remains were shipped
TO Stratford, So. OAK, Sunday
evening and laid to rest beside.
those of her husband.
The Times joins in sympathy
with the community at large
III ext ending our heartfelt svm
pathy to the sorro wing rela-
tives.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-12-17

T. E. Lynch, an old time
Wahpeton boy who now resides
in st. Cloud, Mimi, was in our
city this week the guest of
friends. Tom is the same old
Tom only little more-so. the
only fault there is about Tom,
up in this country he is Irish,
but Tom is one of these happy-
go. easy fellows and says he will
return some day, change his
name to Lynchenson and run
for office.
Miss Sophia Ridder of Con-
way, Nebraska is guest at
the home Of her sister
Mrs. p. Schmitt on 1st street.
Frank Ridder of West Point
Neb., who has been the guest
of his brother, Father Ridder
and his 81 ter Mrs. Pete
Schmitt the past few days, re-
turned home Thursday.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-12-17
THE HOME TALENT.

The House of Rinmon, was
plaved.at the Opera House last
Friday evening Dec. II, by ohr
local NJ. B. A. lodge and the
parts were we'll handled by
those of the order who took the
different parts, and was deserta
ing of a better house, although
the play was witnessed by a
goodly number, the house was
not as large as had been autici-
pated.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-12-17
ELECTED OFFICERS,

The Catholic Order of Fores-
ters held their annual election
at the Forester Hall last Mon
day evening and elected the
following officers for the ensu-
ing year,
]. p. Reeder, c. II.
Anton Giles, v. G. r.
N. Peschel, F. S.
Joseph Novak, II. S.
w. F. Eckes, Treas,
]. Richard, J. P. Weling and
Frank Boil, Trustees.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-12-17
MARRIED..

Dec. 5 Jonas Amundson
and Miss Thora Elstad both of
Wabpeton by H. Jensson of
Wahpeton.
Dec. 9. Clark w. Childs and
Miss Nora p. Boyer both OF
Colfax, by G. E. Czech.
Dec. II. Geo. Ward and Mis q
Mary Putnam of Lidge rwood,
by Judge Jersin. +"
The Delegates of the Consumers.
The suggestion in the tariff
hearing that the consumer send
delegates to appear before the
ways a d means committt e
seems on its face to be fran k
and natural one.
But the fact is that every
member of congress is, or ought
to be delegate of the consunl-
er.
A few of us are manufacture
ers, a few more engaged in
other protected lines of produc-
ton; but all of us are consum-
ers.
Special interests without
number have appeared before
the committee to argue for
special privilege to overcharge
the consumer.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-12-17

S-->
salt maker, the producers of
hogs, lem,nons, barytes, olives,
camphor and representatives
OF many other lines of favored
production have all lad their
say in advocacy CT artifcally
high prices.
All have been res, e:..fuIly
listened to and their arguments
carefully noted.
The consuners-the mass of
the people-have no represent
atives but those which they
have elected to congress.
Every member of the WAYS
and means committee, il he is
not faithless to his trust, MUS t
consider first of all the inter, 8 {.
nf his constituent, the consum-
er.
The ways and means that
the committee ought to be con-
s'dering are the ways and
means for the consumer to get
the value of his money.
The best protective tariff is
the one that gives the most
comforts of life to the greatest
number of people.
Highly protected millionaires
by the thousands are pictures
que and make a fine showing
of national prosperity.
| But far more real and sub
tantial prosperity lies in the
savings of the masses, who
must purchase the protected
millionaires' products.
The dynamo of all business
is the demand Of the consumer
to be better served.
The representation of special
interests appearing before the
committee have a right to be
heard on one point only-they
must show that the schedules
they ask will in the end bene-
ut the consumer.
Meanwhile, every member of
the committee aud every mem
ber of congress must bear in
mind that he is empowered and
! required to serve as special
delegate of the consumer and
if our senators and congress-
men of the great state of North
Dakota who are said to repre-
sent the consumers of this
state do not do their duty
should be sent to the pest
house aud be treated for dry
rot.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-12-17
OBITUARY..

Death again claimed one of
Wahpeton's old settlers, Mrs.
Martha Forkner. Friday eve
ming Dec. II, 1908 after an ILL.,
ness of lung trouble extending
over seven weeks, at the age of
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-12-17

Word was received here that
Roy Bailey who was injured
sometime ago while working
in a laundry is now able to
walk wi t no ut the use Of
crutches.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-12-17

E. c, Estes the furniture man
is at the top in the line of ho'i-
day goods and his advertise
ment is at the top of this page,
take a glance at it before rea,.
ing further.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-29

lherefoe, my friend, at tie very time /,
unsu>picionS md generous was wrstsin
those lines which went into the Augus1
numbdr Of The Je5feT>oHiaB Magazine and
which are being rolled Under the tongues
OF he lirke smith manaherS rs sweet NOR
sails my allay, srs@icious ana nugencrous
hid teacherously armap riwself with a
dagger til, sarike me down should ever
venture 10 ask the people of Georgia to eonOr
ne with political preterensnt.
Hoke Smifh had seen how Boykin Wrigth
dy Suffing the b;lIot boxoS in the city 81
Augusta, hnd created iravblent majority
which outweighed the legal majority which
was given NH in nine county counts which
l cGnstautly carried. BY tie of repeaiers and
by fraudulently regerstiAg voters of the
tenth DISTRICT Such lesson as thi was not
lost upon CRAZY; SeIfish,p politicians.
In the election Of Hoke Smith, The populist
OF this s,rte contributed a. least IS per cent
Of the vote. With his election, popuIisn
was triumph. While personally gratifying
to him, this result brought about Situa-
no wAjch he suspected Of being full Of
hanger. Consequently, he simply into the
Macon platform that new rule which vii!
allow him TO no, in stata elections, what
Boykin Wright han doe ia conrssiona!
elections in the tentg district.
Sec h W dungeons this new rule is.
How long vii! st ba before the city of
Augusta wi!7 again disfrancd!se ths whole
connales of the teltn di.trit throw
MIR. 'Hardwick ont Of conresS.
How loag bofoe vnschupnIous JingeterS
iu Saxanuh will use tina stugef dafiot pox
te pisfranchise the country counties Of the
fir aistrict7 With this new auto enforced
vne Atlanta man will always wi win the
Atlanta dietrsct, The Gainesville man will
always win III the Gafuoovilli district.
tee Brunswick mBn In the Brunswick dis
f It. yttmn assure you, my faien, that
mas this plank ia lac Micon pl1tform been
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-29

4 Il Z early primery ard exonerat", IRON
all criticism. the legislature which had
irried his pills.
Al tqaI TIM, the blauk in toe Madon
tialio H. nwM> which the. committee hss
ased lie new rdl apout Ahich SO mnch ia
qetng said, had not attractep my attention
MA moi until tw Weeks Igo thai the Sc
ct purpose OF thai glank TN tie Muccn
..'tt, RIM ',tfaclsd da ,ncp uSon my mind
! low reaIizb that the aKv with woon
d ught, rndwhO has Ieapcd all he
2 iet?t ..le Al CO, gad MoSe hsndS
/" as oidlng 5p py the syral t. which
gu refer, had already PR AIRED the dagger
which vas to becriven into my back.
TilSrc had been NJ clamu: aga nst the old
rule ct nominating b, conventions There
had been no public tgitation agaonst the
conStnution apborlicnnent Of Representa-
tiuus from the couotieS.
IT wort ha4 i4uKs Smith sarp in
his campaign speeches upon that subject
- lute.y no ueuaIe bad been on the qnes-
lion Ihel why uiIlI SmitA. BOycankiu
VIZ ght. LawtonMi Ter and otheo city poli-
tho sip tA4t plank INTO the Macon.
platform, which revolntionizos our political
system and deprives one FUNDED and thirty
do counties Of their constitutional ~oghtS2
There Must have been purpose in the
t.IlI III ~ pen by "ctlIeut; It was
the result oi Ii, ign.
What was that hesign?
Ny h:hbcral ., 80" alter tue coolest 'e;
fection, is teat E-Uee S.Lith, being jerlous
Of me politically, andlatribuIlng 10 me the
the ambition to 90 to the senate from Geor:
gia, deliberately heviSeh this .cheme for
the pu posc Of preventing The coupt' "
coudties from Irving the full wight Of
their /. IIuencs in elections.
Hin knew that my follow ing was maiuIy
comp sed Of c un'ry ople. and th't when
I've l'ra,Ial y als.raI.n sen NE tO44.rs
copntirs he was putting he knife TO NE
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-29

JoeBrown is mad because he saiys some one
SAID that some one said some said oe brown
was morphine iriend. He says Aoke Smitn
did not say t;Gand Joe comes out IN card
that somebody wrote aud says tibet the say
ing that somebody saidtaint true 1t does
Seem 20 US Joe If Hoke was not responsible
for it ana nc don't say he would have Deei
much better not to raise this suspicious il.
his own card over his own ignalure.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-29

$500 ~,p - II
mater be settle Ill q legal IlAnAer SO
may know wnal to do LA future.
II 1t is contrary to my view then ! shall
take pleasure ii returning It with Interest
and It t4le comm sSloners ueSlre Il Whine it
is being settled legally, will place thc
amount III bank SUI, ct 10 an, legal ADJUST
nenl vi tn> question.
l can d. ~ more think am rlght the
Committee thinks taey are right and il
they are will ablde by All; proper ad -
justment OF it | CAN only regret that per-
matter has arisen between nir Aisu any of
the Co.nniltlc: out OF it and MIA say
that what ever the outcome ot it tAe cout
i Lee Does not stand to loose AolIae at
my hands.
ALL ] DESIRE ISTBATTHE
COMMISSIONERS MEET as EARLY
AS POSSIBLE TAKE STEPS TO
SETTLE THE MATTER.
MATTER AS 3FIFAL; AND LET ME
vBBDE BY 1T, DO JUSTICE OR HAVE
JhSTIcE DONE Me-
Resbectfnljy,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-29

am candidate for Treasures % thit
State subject 10 the democratic Primary On
June 4'h. MY candidacy Is based upon
my former service y the prople ii thi. Of
hce covering pcriOrd Of more than TWEEN.
ty years~-a record that ] believe will bear
public scrutiny and which has meyer been
impugned. II eiected promise the Aame
faithful attention 70 the duties of the Office
that marked my previous administration.
Yourstruiy,
WM. JSSPEER. 64oS
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-29

John w ShiveS, Americus. Ca. Carload
eulsr 'iRuberoid and Security Roofing, \
Oxtde Iron, Red Dry Metallic Paint, has
!" SOCK 70 4 carloads 81 Paints, oils
Varnish, Etc, Best Cypress and No
and Pine ShIngies, Patent Plaster, Mar
tbs. Crates, ana Tiles, Has just sold the
Y. M. CAY. ny so squares of Roof
ing; also Aexifnlt0rial College RSOAng
for dining hsIIAnd kitchen; also n. +.
Withbell's Wholesale Grocery Co. build
ing: I am selling paint in Seueca, $. G.,
Gainesville, Ga. ]. Monticello, Ga, Thorn
asville, Ca. Arlington, Ca Brentwood,
Ca, cOrdsle, Ca, and AZ counties 10 the
state.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-29

sealed bids for the building OF tive steel bfitee
on Muckalee creek will be received by ~ up 70
noon OF Saturday June, 9th next, The one next
TO StaSkesvie to be 90 Il L, by I2 # span on cyIn
der piers and with 20 II, Of steel approaches. III
other At the ewturnpike near Farrester To- go a.
by IL g, span Oh cylinder piers and with sB n 81
steel approaches, ell per plans and speSis alton
prepared BY George H, Crafts on Ole a. this Office
Of clerk Of Board Of county commissioners. NV.
menss to be cash on completion Of work, Rights Re.
served to reject any or III bids,
b, /, McKenney Go, Cnmmr.
!. p Cock,
w. c. I4aramoTe,
S~~
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-29
t'eIlOw Illlzens i have alwa,S tr.eD

teIluw GltizenS have alwa,S tr,eD
to dc honoSt aue air with yon insmy deaf
lug; and il this my nnlortuustc COM. over
sy Us to tue over charge OF COMMISSIONS
allegeh 20 hay pced made dy me: have This
to say. Ia the way the Law Is worneh which
1t IS unfortunate thai there might de any
different constructions on it Ply any one /
deemed that Was entitled to The commits
sion charged TIC county, My information
was this that il was the custom over the
state ard was the plan justified py the law
&C ,talnry had nosdeSire to take what dlb
not pelong to. me; and if with aft honesty
have taken any lining hat does not be- long
o me; am W sling to follow the teachings
of the diblcr and ii my fellow citizens desire
it restore four fold.
10 this mattrl rs Contend am testified and
al the committee takel dstterent view
theae ii only this question TO settle.
WHETHER rHEYaARE OR | AM RIGHT
II am righ'I am entitled to The money.
II they are right; it belongs legally to the
cPnnty OF Lee if ii belongs to the county Of
nee dc nol want it ctn only ask that the
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-29

Fl zEcr i satIay Is b. SD oil
III. ) F.et, o,nnen ei ze .
cou.s4, "..wrs1 v ? SIN tion. Taoni 2
+. Wa.roa RIA l4Ji tctt=r Gil the Actltn
OF ,ae ; ptc e.mmi.toe il. reg NJ u.
aa:, un.,,ll, wni b has 'e" ia B xJ>
az ,,o g!I Is "a 'adriA
!, ii ",s~u ga Us Sc t lfe
ncke Sui n lis most Inscasiv style
Tie later, in VII iSas follows:
lii mo Ga, May Fl, 1908.
My. f. S. Fuller Ftzgerai'l, CAL Dear
Mr. Fulief; l. is c'nYinci pr Of Of he dis
Ire $ u 10 Hoxe Sailh taonagers hat
he. are .je.y".,Dg to sea- til tide Of
detection from HIN BY reprnting What l
write of him in tn early part uI III. moh
Of August OF. he' might jnst as well
prin, what / said during the campaign OF
1906
AZ the time these WORDS Of praise were
,snued va, still in the belief that Hoke
Smith had dune has level bert to club the
refractory legislature into : adO9ting those
measures which would carry out his pledg
10 tie people. 1t was my understanding
ttaA he v as to 70 right on making IeIcrm
speeches attasking in their own territory
thO.e ,tleubsgs Of the Legislature who had
voted against his reforms AMI then after
pubic sentiments had been focvscd upon
these matters summon the legislature in
extra SC sion mapping out IN hia call for
this extra Sc sion Il /: work which it was
expected to do - =
No one cOul4l haveJ dreamed that Hoke
Smith wObld reverse himself IN the qhes-
tea
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-29

CO.,. vvvW~w w.w@@@4 AA@AAAAA
4 ~n' 80 reiaoAder the things thaG'aTr 81
rms z sH,s OffactOry nerve must de verv
ootuse, i not completely atrobhjec. il no,
$ would discern the sceat Of the pr,ehoc
anq sbgot 10 tina Smith trait mighty strong
y ne 'orgotton The orpe Ct the whisky
pArret, Calf the rolf snd the Smith 4 main
Isdeifmen will dome I'd wIding their months
and eating cloves,
It Is safer to de with Joe Brown md al,
the dedatos and buns and brewers and dis
filters anb whisky devils Ia the state fol.
lewlng him than Il womb de following
Hoke Kmith with the Angee Gapriel lcadiu.
the procession, For ifthe rOac forkon auy
where This sid- psomise land and opbor.
unity rnb inbucement appeared on the
fright or on tina left, be would forsake his
loader aud switch off the line to- win
nickie or to gsin office.
/ say again Mr. Smith has never shown
lnrt he has any fixed principle or well set.
lied policy, lie is brOhiditionn today
put only the Lord knows what he win %
tomorro, He IS blOhipiIionist BY law. no,
dy grace; dy brsPesllnatlon, no & prof..
rene, id compulcIOu, urt dy prefence. d
combustion mol dy choice. or conviction
er consciece.
Joe Brown may lack something ii size
POdy, hut he makes up in strength OF cnar
acter. He may de licking in corporos,tv
dnt he NOR than makes it up conscience
He may not pc 50 bretty as Hoke Smith
put he certainly has more prInelpaI. He |
may nOhayo a. mnch mouth as Mr.Sml,h
pnt he surely has more manhood.
II makes moving picture machine. ttrei
to :, corh the rhbid chances In Nj. Snite
ntteranc", eng tho shadoM OF the PiedmOn,
dar and the gal 10 the fountain is visible
10 evory shuse.
The writ~r to whom i'm repling. ssyS |
havi known and esteemed yon for thirtv
five wears, But fear. shotih help to f,,lst
Sme'h en- Georgia and eeurgivus that 4hs
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-29
+ eTSo37IADd Zoe a 1
l7e Names st T3e People Wbo { mo ard
Go---See # your Fams GAP Be 70. ID Be. ov /;


~ view OF The. arguments being used
snat we should all vote for M... +. B. Lewis
10 order 10 get clear field for Judge
L't'le1ohn tor tn next teus, as Mr. Lewis
has aanoUnced that he will not ask for re-
election again deem it important, to give
you this letter from Judge Lhtlelohn
wnish fully explains his position in the
matter, you see there is nolhi.s in THAR
argument, it is simply an attempt to catch
sO're votes BY Sse Of Judge Littlejohns
name.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-29
GEoRGIA, : Lee coIInty.

GEoRGIA, : Lee county.
Ordinarp's Office, May 9th. 1908,
TO whom it may cOnsern: r. w Griar
and r. B Wallace composing Arm Of .G;ris-
I'm & WaIace, has applied. to me "a, Nave
james Morgan, CLERK Of Superior Court ~
saidCounty,. or some other suitable beicen
competent, appointed as administrator In
on estate Of W. E. Bryant, late Of said
county deceased: Notice 10 hereby given
snasl Wall pass upon the some at my Office
- LeesOaFg, on the 6rst Monday in June
rS"e' s,sI
S'gned, Geo. c. Edwards. Ordinary.