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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-21
MOTOR CLUB NOTES

Tho Battleboro yt) a. c. held its annual
meeting on June II and elected the follow
Ing officers: President. Charles \. Harris:
Vice President. Charles W. Durham and
Ferris Il. Vaughan; Secretary and Treas
urer. Edward D. whitney.
The organization of the Riverside tCal.)
a. c. was completed on June i. The fol-
lowing were elected to serve on the board OF
governors: James MILLS. charlos II. Lowe,
l. LIZ Y. " w., Bro%n, e, p Humsey y " Two
Woodill. Martin a. Chase. y. \. Hi1esast.
c. a. Dundns and Theodore Crossey.
The Kentucky State a. A. held a meeting
at Frankfort. Ky. ON Saturday, June S,ii'
Members of various clubs in the state at
tended, some making the trip by automobile.
Geyserville CAL. on Sunday. June H. motor
lists in all parts OF the county touring TO
the county seat on tina, day.
Tex. have decided to form an automobile
club and run series OF events at The
Washington Park track. W. il. Humphrca
Is promoting tho club.
Tho Middleboro Comm a. G. Is making
an effort to stop automobiles scorchihg
h5Hasn aha' na has ne
hour through town We give you squa,e
deal; give US one"
The Savannah Automobile Club has tn,
Its resignation TO the American Automobile
Association. The reason given is that tn.
A a. A. failed to sanction, the savan,al.
stock-car race for next year by naming enly
three sanctioned annual races.
Tho La Crosse (Wis.) a. e. has stated
q movement TO enforce the State and LEGAL
speed laws. and letter has been cent 10
every member calling attention TO the law.
Offenders VIII be warned and repeated Of
tenders Will be dropped from membership.
The Lake County Motor Club was orsiniz-
ed at meeting ut the Madison COMMERCIAL
Club rooms. Madison. s. Oak, on June 3
Tho following temporary officers were dect-
cd: +. Il. Fits. president; DR.. II. H. Faeu-
denfeld. secretary; John W. Madden, treas
urer. The annual dues we're fixed at 50.
Forty-scvent automobile owners OF Eurer
sElf fnC . "a yTNn1 tter
The avowed object OF the club is to CO.
operate with the state Highway Depar-
mcnt and the county oaiciais In the con-
struction OF improved roads In Ru,len
county. The club fasors paving instead OF
niacadamizing the roads.
The Lima (Ohio) ~ C. completed i,s or
ganizatIon on June at n meeting in tho
Manhattan Oil Company's Office. by elacting
the following officers: President. Chauncey
l.ufkin: Nice-President, William j. wem-
mer: Secretary. Frederick r. Cuthbert;
Treasurer. Ernest T. Mitchell. The clug has
offered a reward OF $40 for tho conviction OF
any one throwing broken glass into tho
streets.
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JUG THE OUTLAWS

The lcilss defeated the Outlaws in a
very interesting game by the score of
TO A. The features of the game
was tile pitching Of Kicker for the
Las and the one-hand catch of Hay
Lineup:
Elks-Bannister first base; Luck
third base; Mescoe (Capt) catcher;
Timberlake, centre field: II. Fisher,
right field; Murphy, left field; L. Fisher,
second base; Sutleff, shortstop; Kicker,
pitcher.
o,siaws-G. Winter, shortstop; II.
Mahanes, centre field; w. Winters,
catcher; Baker, second base; j. Win
tiers, pitcher and third base; Hay pitcher
and third base; Brockwell. first base !;
z. Mahancs. right field; Bass, left field.
Summary: Two base hits--G. Winters,
". Winters, T. Fisher Three base hit
llmbcrlake. Struck out-By Kicker,
II; Hay, 8. Double plays-Sutliff to
D. Fisher to Bannister; Winters to
Brockweil.
Elks will play the Colts next s;.tur-
laV
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MARTIN BREAKS
TRACK RECORD
In Annual Meet of the South Atlantic Association Martin
of VIRGINIA. Goes Over Hurdles
in East Time.

vcrsity OF Virginia; second, G. j. Re-
quardt, Nj. a. c.; third. r. j. Requardt,
Nj. a. G. Time, 10 i-5 seconds
4i0-yard run--First, Carpenter, M. A.
c.; second. Smithson, G. a. c.; third,
Warner, NJ. C. c. A. c. Time, 80 4-5
seconds.
High iump-F'irst, Randolph Univer-
sity of Virginia; second, c. j. Requardt.
NJ. a. c.; third. Dulaney, NJ. a. c.
Height feet Q inches.
22O-yard hurdles-i'irst, T. j. Re-
quardt, NJ. A. c.; second, Martin, Uni
versity OF Virginia; third, Hamilton,
G. a. G, Time " seconds
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LITTLE RICHMoNDs DO TRICK

The Little Richmonds defeated the
Laurel Streets yesterday by the score
of 3 to /.
Score by innings: r. II. L.
Little Rich..... o1o00oo1-3 8
Laurel Sts...... 00O00OO1O-1 3 3
Batteries: Little Rlchmonds May
berry and Amos; Laurel Streets, Con-
way and Miller. Struck out--by May
berry, 10; by Conway. ..
i.ine-up of Little RicI, monds-Amos,
catcher Maybcrry, pitcher; Bolton,
shortstop; Haskn, first base; RUB
neau, second base; Tinsley, third base !:
Peyronnett, left field; sutton, centre
field; Humphrey, right field.
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nu1kIns Takes r,.n.

Boykns took Capron into camp by
tile score OF to on the Boyklns
Field Friday evening. 1t was slow
and uninteres ting
Batteries: Boykins--Enight and
Knight; Capron--Gillette and Barham
Umpire Mr.. Beaton
Boyk!ns and Franklin played a fast
and pretty game of ball on the form
ers neld Thursday, The game was
Won by Boykirs BY the score of to o.
Tho work Of the Eoykins battery was
feature also the fast fielding by
botlp teams
Batteries Barton and Moore; NJ.
Howell G. Howell and Lawrence
Umpire, Mr. Beaton. Attendance, 600.
Time, $50.
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OLD FuL7ONs ORGANIZE

The old Fulton baseball team, after long
practice every afternoon have reorgan2ed,
and from present prospects they propose TO
make the various amateur teams look out
for their laurels. At practice the other day
an old baseball enthusiast remarked. with
n great deal of emphasizes. They are better
now than when they played years ago
They are open for all challenges from
minor clubs in the state, and purpose to
give the attendants ct the games showing
of the old time form. Among the nine
is Squire o'Grady, who was in the Virginia
League with Bssher years ago in his base
ball career. The team is anxious to get Il
gene with the Irish Lads
The team consists of the follow: Red
Foster. catcher; Mike Enright, pitcher;
Louis Green, shortstop; Bee" Cathright
second base Charles Wade. first base; w.
Mitchell. third base; Squire OGrady left
field; Davy Mcmahon, centre field: James
Fl. Kerse, right field. Kit" Barker and
Duck" Sharp, utility.
All communications should be addressed
to W. Mitchell, No. AIS Denny Street.
1t Is the purpose of the promoters of the
club TO secure Il baseball park. and already
efforts In this direction are engaging atten-
ton. 1t viii be fenced III aud small fee
OF admission Will be charged.
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BALTIMORE. MD, June 2o.--Thc
fourth annual championship games of
the South Atlantic Association, A. a.
o.. held on the Homewood Field of the
Johns Hopkins University to-day, re-
suited in the breaking of two track
records, when Martiu, of the University
CT Virginia, won the 120-yard hurdle
race in Is As seconds, and Carpenter,
of Cornell, captured the AiO-yard dash
in so As. The sums of the prin-
cipal events is az follows:
One acknowledgement dash-First, Gil,
NJ. a. c.; second. Brockman. Doyle,
a. c.; third. Duker, Mount Washington
A. c. Time. 10 l-5 seconds.
sSo-yard run--l'irst. Carpenter, NJ. A.
c.; second. Herring, Mount Washing
ton; third, Ford, University of Virginia.
Time, 200 35
12o-yard hurdles-First. Martin, Uni
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CHESTERFIELD LEAGUE

The swansboros beat the Trlmmers To
o. The Owls beat the GRANTEES . to I. Line
UP and score of the Owl-Granite game:
Granite-McIntosh, first base; K. Worm
ley, centre field: j. Rennic right field NJ
East, shortstop; II. Rennie. second base;
c. Sheffield. third base; B. Haynes. pitcher:
y. Muten, left field; c. Rennic catcher.
Owls-R. Shcrltield, first base; j. Patram
right field; b. Wyatt. centre field; r. Mere
dlth, shortstop; l.. Harrison, second basc;
F.. Cook, third base; a. Wilmington. pitcher;
II. Johns, left field.
Score by innings: r.
Owls .,...............o o 10000 %
GRANTEES .... o / /; o i i o..
Umpire, r. Kali.
Score by innings of the Trimmers-
Swnnsboro game: n
SWansboro ..2 o O 1 q a q -;
Trimmers % o o q q . 0-S
Umpire. ~ Hooker.
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Make u Few Runs.

Special to The Times Dispatch
COLUMBIA, VA. June 20.--Coumbla took
the Fork Willie baseball team into camp to-
day to the tune of IS to H. Columbia had
on her batting clothes and the three Fork
Wills pitchers were sent to the high brush.
For, Columbia Nelson pitched beautiful
game UP to the seventh inning. after which
he was relieved in favor of Hood. who had
me opposing batsmen completely at his
mercy. Griffin caught clever game for.
Columbia, while the playing of Dennis on
second and John Griffin at short were feat
ures worthy of mention.
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SHOOT EXCELLENT SCORES

Is out. and will be in the hands of tho shoot
e.s In few days. Tho prizes offered are
the most attractive ever given at onc-day
peting for.
On next Saturday the club Will shoot for
the SO handicap prize, and all members
eligible are requested TO be on the grounds
promptly. The regular shoot Will begin at
7. NJ. The score:
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DEATH AFTER noxING BoUT
Is REPORTED ACCIDENTAL

WASHINGTON, D. c., June co.
Following the inquiry into the dea tn
of Marine Peter G.. Hage, several
nights ago on the battleship Missis-
sippi at League Island. after blow
over the heart during n boxing con-
test, the Navy Department has re-
ceiVed report that death was acci-
dental. and there remains no further
action for the department to take
Hagc and his opponent were good
friends. Hagc enlisted ut Grand Rap
ids, Mich. last December.
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.RIVERsIDEs FORFEIT GAME

The Riversides forfeited game in
the. seven inning TO the Eagles on a
decision of the umpires yesterday. The
score was to z. The Eagles had a
man on second base, when the ball was
batted for two bags. The umpire call
ed II fair, and the Riversides conteste
the decision.
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TRoTTING DATES

Peoria. 1ll.-July to 10.
Tcrrc Hautc, lnd.---July 10 to 20.
Libertyvillc. Ill.-July 20 TO IS.
Decatur. 1ll-July u to 81.
Detrot-July ~ to 81.
observation-disclosures 3 to q.
Kalamazoo, Mich--August 3 to Z.
Galesburg. 1ll.--August 10 to ~.
Buffalo--August 10 to IL.
Davenport, 1owa.---August II to a.,
Observation-Disclosures II to ~.
Boston---August "a to IS.
Dubuque, 1owa---August 90 to 90.
observation-disclosures 81 to September I.
Hamline, Mimi Estate Fair)--Scptcmbc
to s.
MISUNDERSTANDING TO 10.
Milwaukee. WIS. tState Fair)-sept enbe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-21
TROUBLE NOT EXPECTED AT
ELECTIONS IN PANAMA

WASHINGTON. d. c., June 2o.-Re-
assuring adviccs have been received
by the administration regarding con-
ditions In the republic of Panama.
Dispatches have come from Chief En-
gineer Goethals. Commissioner BLACK
burn and General Counsel Rogers, of
the Isthmian Canal Commission, fndi-
eating the improbabflity of trouble at
the coming elections.
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Cobb Kills HOPES.

DETROIT, MICH, June 2O.-Errors
by Washington gave Detroit two runs
in the second and two more We're bat
ted out in the sixth The visiting
team started rally in the ninth. but
81 fine running catch by Cobb cut it
short.
Score by innings; r. H. t.
Detroit. ....... o2oo02oo.-4 5
Washington.. 0 1000 600 IL 8
Batteries: Killian and Schmidt:
Hughes and street. Time, 1865. Uni
tpire OIoughlin
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EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGUE

WILMINGTON. N. c., June 2O.-Wil-
mington took the third of the series
from Wilson this afternoon, making
1t two of three. 1t was Il hard fought,
TORS pitcher allowed the winning run
by a wild throw 10 first
Score by innings: R1II Il.
Wilmington ....O10 OOO2"-3 3
Wilson 90 OF 90 01--2 5
Batteries Bussey ana Kite; Andcr-
son and Holt
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.lIundred-AIlla ltnce.

NEW YORK, June 2O--Entry blanks FOX
the Independence Day meeting OF the Elk
wood Park Racing Association, the new club
which will run automobile race meetings at
The card includes 100-mile race for tho
Cuggonheim trophy, which will go to ,lle
winner, The dr1er OF the winning car also
coming in for $3.50 In cash IL Il professional l.,
and the same amount of plate II an amateur:
fifty race for the Lewlsohn cup. val
ued at $500. In this race the winning
driver, II a professional will receive 500 in
cash, and the same value in plate IL an ANA
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For Attempted Assault.
Special to Tho Times-Dispatch. |

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
LYNCEIRURG. VA. June ao.-Walk-
er Lee. q white man, was held for the
grand jury to-day In the Police Court
on the charge Of attempting to crim-
nally assault ten-Sear-ol negro
girl in Lynchburg week ago.
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Barton Heights Beaten.

Especial to The TImes- DispAtchl
.H Gil ESTER. VA. June 20.--Barton Heights
baseball club. played against the Chester
club here this afternoon. The game was a
very exciting one and hard fought but
Chester led all the way. Tho score was;
Chester, 10; Barton Heights A.
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Especial to The Times-pispatch.1

' NU.'titfI 70 TIC ] Iflts- IJlSpatch.1 ---- n
klNSTON, n. c., June 2O.--Errors by
i>lnston lost the game to-day to 1.
Score by innings: r. III. f.
Ilinston go 90 o o O o o Ii 4
Raleigh ....a 0 0 0 % 4 90 o. /
Batteries--SeXton and Brooks; Bran
don and Wrenn.
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Standing of the Clubs.
Games To-day.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
,lnthcM.on Strong.


NEW YORK. June 2O.-Mathewson
was too strong 4or the Chicago team
to-day. They could not nit him cf-
fectively, while two hits In the sew
enth and Trazer's wildness gave the
locals the game.
Score by innings: r. II. r.
Chicago. 5000 900 0 20 3 0
New ork..... 100000 Al 81 &c 0
Batteries: Frazer and King; Ma
thewson and Bresnahan. Time, 1850.
Empires. KLEIN and Day.
First of the Season.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. June 2o..-Cin-
cinnati and Philadelphia split even in
the first double header of the season
here, the former shutting out the home
team in the first game by / to o. and
!, Philadelphia winning the second by
Ia to o.
| First game
| Score by innings. r. II. f.
Cincinnati ......o o 5000 Oh 6 0
philadelphia 49,. o O 0000000--0 0
Batteries: Coakley and Mclean;
Sparks, McQulllen and 'Jacklitsch.
Time. 1:17. Umpire. Emslie.
4 Second game
Score by innings: r. Fl. T.
iCincinnati ......0 0 o o 20 900 5 3
tPhlladelph1a ...U : IuV 4 v - U
| Batteries: Spade and Mclean: Cory
don and Jacklitsch. Time, LAS. Um-
lpire, Emslie.
Share the IIonors.
BROOKLYN, juno 2O.--Pittsburg and
Brooklyn shared honors in to-day's
double header. the visitors taking the
first game and being shut out in the
second.
First game
Score by innings: r. Fl. f.
pittsburg 80 0O00011 o. 6 2
Brooklyn ....1 o 0 900 0--1 3
Batteries: Young and Gibson; Will
helm and Bergen. Time, 1894. Umpires
Johnstone and Rudderham.
Second game
Score by innings: r. II. t..
Pittsburg 90 o 5000 90 ! o
brooklyn ......,0 o o20o o CO y
Batteries: L.iefield and Phelps; Pas
torius and Ritter. Time. 1888. UNI
pires, Rudderham and tombstone.
Errors Costly.
BOSTON, June 2v.-Dorner's wild
ness and heavy hitting by st. Louis
in the first two innings gave the visi-
tors to-days game, . to 8.
Score by innings: r. II. Il.
St Louis. ..... .5001000 % 10 3
Boston. ... 01O0Oo2 0-r3 II A
Batteries: Lush and Ludwig; Dor
ner, Boultes. 1oung and Smith. Time.
2;07. Umpire. Rigler.
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Hot In Lynchburg.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.l
LYNCHBURC;, VA. June 20,--To- day
was the hottest day of the summer.
tho government thermometer regis.
tering 81 degrees carly in the after
noon.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Detroit. {: Washington. 2.
Cleveland, 4; Philadelphia, ..
st. Louis, 4; New 1ork, ,.
Chicago, /; Boston, 0.
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COLUMBIA. S. G., June 2o.-Jack-
sonvile outclassed Columbia eo-day
and won easily 8 to 9. Volz was hit
hard and miserably supported Sitton
pitched good ball
Score by innings: r. RI. E.
jacksonville ...1000o3 us l6 i
Columbia 10000 OO-2 6
Batteries: Sitton and Chandler; WOLF
and Evans. Time, 2:25 Umpire, Tru-
by.
SAVANNAH, GA, June 2O.-Charles-
ton lost n ] to 0 game to Savannah
this afternoon in the ninth inning with
two out. Hoff doubled and scored when
Niebahn and Wilkersot both tried to
catch Towards fly to right field
Score by innings: r II. Z,
savannah 0O0O00o1-l 4
Charleston .....0 00 5000 900 L
Batteries: Kieber and Sahlkoff; Paige
and Durlin. Time. l:42. Umpire, Buck
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Stundiucof TIE Clubs.
Games To-Day.

Boston at Chicago.
New Yor~ at st. Louis
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lVnlsh Wins pitcher., Bnttlc,

CHICAGO, June 2c.--A pitchers bat
Tie between Walsh and Young to-day
resulted In the uefeat of Boston By
Chicago. The score was ! To o. Young
lost his own game by throwing wild
70 second base after Purtell had bant-
ed safely
Score b. innings: II, H. q.
chicago. ...,.., 10000 I'll 0
Bostpn....a...., 90 00O0o % 5 2
Batteries: Walsh and Sullivan;
Young and Mcfarland. Time, la3
#Cmpires, Evans and Hurst.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

MACON, GA. June 2O.-,rhe most in
teresting game Of the season was won
by the locals to-day after eleven hard
fought innings. In the eleventh
Wohllehen walked. went TO third when
Bierman threw wild to irst aud scored
the winning run on Collects hit.
Score by innings: r. H. T.,
Macon Il 1O0OO10 OO1-i 5
Augusta 100 0O10O-3 6 4
Batteries: Wecms, Malarkcy and Rob :
inson; Biernlan and Brown. Time, 1866.
Umpire. Latham.
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CAROLINA LEAGUE

eireenville. 3; Greensboro,
Spartanburg. s.; Charlotte, q
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s.ovall in Einc Play.

CLEVELAND. OHIO, June 20.--Cleve-
land defeated Philadelphia 4 TO to-
day a one-handed leaping catch by
Stovall, killing a hree-bagger. was
the feature of the game,
Score by Innings; r. Fl. +.
Philadelphia .,.o001000l % Z o
Batteries: LIebhardt and Bcmis; by
CERT, Yickers and Smith. Time, 1888.
Umpire. Egan.
Beat New York.
ST. LOUIS. MO, June 2O.-A base on
balls. singles by Hartzell and T. Jones'
and Switzer's triple to-day gave st.
Louis three runs in the iNth inning
and the third game of rue series with
New York.
Score by innings: R.H. Il.
ST. Louis So. oo0oOaole-4 s .
'&ew York;. V0oOO20o o--2 10 .
BATTERIES, Powc-i, Waddci. bnle
and Spencer; Manning and 4>lelnow,
time, 2,05, EMPIRES, sheridan and
Cunnolly
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Second game
Score by innings: r. II. L
Pittsburg .O0oooo0O 1000 4
Brooklvn 0o002000 5
Batteries: l.iefield and Phelps; Pas
torius and Ritter. Time. 1893. I'm
pires, Rudderham and tombstone.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-02-07
MONEY 70. LoAN.

Loans negotiated on choice Improved
farms on easy payments. when IN need u
money zee me.
J. ). Hauesley,
Americas. CO.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-02-07
For solicitor-General.

Col. ]. r. Williams announces in this
issue Tor S,lciior-General OF lhls circu1t
Col. Williams 100 well Known 10 need
any formal Introduction 10 the peopl4.
A short while ago his scared rabbit race
tor this Office opened the eyes of the peo
pie 10 the fact that he was whirlwin,
campaigner who would make a stl
wherever he went. If our information
IS correct he lacked less tran two hui.
bred on the final count Of being elected
Weunderstand that Col Dykes will All
nounce in few days, Wniie he is a new
man to many of the circuit yet the fact
that he was ralsedin Schley assures hot
camplign between The other candidai,
who is also an old Scbley county native
himself.
Gentlemen Set your booms in motion.
Put the whip to the laggard. get the tail
OF your campaigners over the dashboa1'
OF popular approval, make the wheels
sing yankee doodle going down the pike,
and to be plair, let her roll. E Pluribus
Un@m.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-02-07

l beg now to formally announce to the
voters of the South Western Judicial
Circuit my candidacy for Soicitor-Gen-
era. the nomination for which will like
ly occur within The next few months.
shall greatly esteem the support and
influence of all the people of the circuit,
If elected, my best energies will be di-
rected 10 a faithful and conscientious
discharge Of the duties Of the Office.
Very Respectfully,
II WILLIAMS.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-02-07

Mr.. Morgan Martin paid Albany a BUSH
/ ness trip Monday.
Hon Ben Mckinney, Of Smithvile, at
tended Commissioners court here tuesday
Mr. Bill Wells. Of Smithvlle, was in the
city on business Tuesday.
Hon. Tobe Laramore, of Chokee, attend
ed Commissioners court here Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Link preached two interesting
sermons at the Presbyterian Church sunday.
Hon. Perry Cooke, Of Armenia, was III the
city on business Tuesday.
Sheriff Smith spent Saturday morning in
Albany.
Mr.. Harris Ware visited homefoIks here a
couple Of days this week.
Judge Hines paid.-Albany business trip
Saturday.
Judge Edwards held his regular term Of
ordinary's court here Monday.
Miss Elite Richardson, Of Smithville is
the guest Of Mr., and Mrs. Ben Tyler here
this week.
Mrs. Duncan Forester returned home
Wednesday, after spending few days
with friends and relatives in Americas.
Sheriff Smith attended to business il
Snlithville "Wednesday,
Mr.. George Moreland returned home Wed
nesday, after spending several days il
Montgomery.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-02-07
Notice OF Sheriff 5
Sale For March,
1908.

GEORGIA, Lee County
Viii be sold before the court house door
of said county, at Leesburg, on the first
Tuesday in March, 1908, between the legal
hours Of public sales, the following personal
property, to-wit:-
One IS horse power engine and boiler, Of
Ajax" brand of Farguhar engines and boil
ers. One saw mill, with inserted tooth
saw, all connected and in running order, one
8 horse power boiler and engine of same
make, mounted, and one butting saw and
mandrel, all connected and in running ord
err; also, about $4,000 feet Of lumber, the
products Of said mill, sawed and piled OH The
yard Of said mile All located on the bag
ley plantation in said county. Also, one 4
inch tread feet wheel inch arch axle log
cart, with stretchers and logging chains,
ana one old two-horse wagon and pairs OF
wagon harness.
All levied on as the property Of ]. E
Mathews, under and by virtue Of certain
execution issued from the City Court Of
Leesburg, in favor Of A. B. Fsrguhar Com
pany VS. y. E. Mathews, (prir cipal), and
2. 7. Rabun, (security on bond). Levy
made Jan. Is, 1905
This, 5th day of February, 1908.
S. B. SMITH, Sheriff Of
/ 90 Co,ntX,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-02-07

We are now prepared to negotiate aAEm
loans at six rer cent interest and:at ataassnp
able commissions Call and - as bslOss
placing your loans on your farm.
LONG < SON.
Leesburg. O..