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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-15
DINK GILLY COMETH.
A Great Singer, with Georgia like
Name, Is from Paris.

A Great Singer, with Georgia like
Name, Is from Paris.
From the Brooflyn Eagle.
With a keen satisfaction closely akin 70
joy the opera-loving public OF New York
will greet the announcement, made this
morning, that n Dlnk Gnly. barytone
Of the Paris opera. has been engaged
TO sing at the Metropolitan next season
We have often wondered why the eter-
nal fitness Of things melodic was not Oft
ever recognized I'm the naming OF must
clans. The Eamses. the Gadskis. the Ho-
mers. the Martins, the Farrars, and the
Ike are we'll enough in their way. but
there Is no music in the sound OF their
names You can't even hum them. True,
there was a distinct sense OF relief when
Gatti-Casazza appeared upon the scene.
but that speedily gave way TO disappOint-
ment when II was discovered that none
bu; a trained coloratura singer could do
that name justice.
We have large hopes OF Dink Gilly.
There IS a happy and suspicious union OF
the Misunderstanding bell and the tuneful
brook in his delightful cognomen. II he
sings as musicaly as his name ripples
from the tongue, how great will be the
rail birds when he apOStrOphizes the
evening star in 'Tannhauser' OF war
bles the Figaro aria in the Barber OF Sc
Vile"
Did Paris raise or merely acquire hin7
He smacks more OF our own beloved
Georgia than OF any alien SOIL
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-15

tonina chung to the tall youth IN sooty
clothes. Hallxta, on his part. held her
close: his broken whisper crimsoned her
temples.
And you are not hurt?''
Not hurt. We got the men out living,
and all but one able 20 walk. AS soon
as 1 saw the place I knew how we could
do it. I do not know why I was so full
Of despair this morning"
Despair" repeated the little bride.
Eyes: 1 had three hours OF H. Well, it
Is past, and you ere back again There
remains"
What? The dinner? Dancing"
Kalixta's laugh held the ring OF master
ship. and, with the new dOcility which
answered. Antonina changed her SEN
tence.
ITO make you forget II"
tCopyTight)
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-15

course: she and the seamstress talked
English until Antonina despaired Of any
hnal settlement At length, quite sud
denly. these authorities were agreed-a
train, FIVE plated rufies. yoke and curs
or lace. shirrings plaitinss, lace medal
lions and the rest. The sky-blue silesia
lining was cut upon the kitchen table;
the bride was measured ard talked over
Then the work woman settled to the
sewing machine
Wednesday dragged along. with much
hitting Of the wedding dress. Five O'Clock
came. and six; supper was eaten and
cleared away; and still Kalixta did not
return from the mine. At $50 o'clock q
nipper" brought his empty dinner-can
and a message. Certain props and tie
pieces had TO be renewed in gangway,
ana the job was not yet half done. Ka-
hNta. as head timberman. would work
through the night 10 finish it. and would
come home for breakfast Meantime. ne
requested that a square meal be forward
ed by the messenger.
Antonina found the evening dun Rev
cries and dreams We're not so gratifying
as formerly She thought OF Kalixta
down at his work IN the mine and qucs-
toned her soul whether he remembered
her or not; and questioning. she smiled
at her own verdict.
Finally, a thin boy Youngest or the
boarders., came 10 sit beside her and
talked about Kalixte The bride was in
ierested, but not amused Kalixta's la
Dor. it appeared. was effort which wore
body and soul at OnCc-work where the
hot sweat starts with straining muscles
the cold sweat from danger seen and
dared again. The thin boy was no
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-15

cordantly. yaWned cavelike to receive the
passerby KaliXta took her arm and drew
the girl inside. The attractions OF the
place were stale 20 him. but he was In "A
mood TO enjoy anything il It gave An
tonina pleasure.
A few words served TO outline for her
the nature of the entertainment and the
power OF the controlling penny. A phono-
graph was her first choice, and beyond
doubt the thing frightened her horribly.
This dreadful pleasure ceasing OF its own
accord. she approached another as differ
ent In appearance as possible; the Eng
fish words placarded above meant Moth
Ing 10 her. but a the first click she was
waiting at the eyepiece
kallXta. standing guard over their pack
ages in 4 corner. was startled by cry
The girl had covered her eyes with her
hands; she covered against the oak body
Of the machine
"Jonas.--It IS Jonas-against the Cos
sacks-Jonas,"
Dropping his burdens where he stood
he sprang forward and elbowed the girl
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-15
WASHINGTON IN SUMNER.

II Is trite, but nevertheless true that his
tory repeats. Could not the following
picture Of Washington i'm the summer Of
1852 pass for Washington now that the
summer. court has gone North? A GER
tain John Davis. of England. making this
part Of the country a temporary hons
some hundred years ago writes: Wash
inEton a. this time presents Q very dre2ry
aspect The multitude have gone 20 their
homes. and the remaining inhabitants o.
the place are few There is no object
10 eaten the eye but a hot and dusty
pilgrim. AID a COW Eliminating on q
bank adjacent TO the White House" DID
Mrs. Adams also keep COWS?
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-15

types that spelled bigness or extent ara
being eliminated from the popular mind.
Ihere was once a Congressman who
thought the American eagle was the
largest animal in the world: and this IS
the picture he drew Of his idea Of the
right dimensions. The gentleman was
named Williamson r. W Cobb. and he
represented Alabama. lie desired the
American eagle 10 be OF such strength
and size that its feet would rest on the
highest peak OF the Rocky Mountain.
while ii drank Of the waters on the Pa
cifc and laid the egg Of annexation In
the Island Of Cuba"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-15
Erncrience.

From the Chicago Tribune
Man with the Bulging Brow-Do YOU
consider the bite OF an ordinary dog dan
gerous.
Man with the Bulbous Nose-Every or
binary dog that ever biz me found it so.
I carry a gun.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-15
Err nn He Got.

From Modern Society.
Heien-Why he yawned three times
while was talking to him!
Myrtle-Perhaps he wasn't yawning.
He may have been trying to say some
thing.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-15
MAKE THE EAGLE SCREAM.

The never satisfied class. fussing be-
cause there IS no eagle on the new penny,
say that freedom as indicated by the bird
or Indian or any Of the old-fashioned
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-15

From refreshing aojourn IN a confec-
toners back room the pair came ont
again upon the pavement. a penny ar
cade with It's crowds Of customers and a
dozen machines singing and playing dis
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-15

II went to his heart with quite unrea-
sonable relief 70 see the stages by which
Antonina crept back 20 chcerfulness.
Wednesday. like Tuesday came fair
and warm. The men OF the household
were of for the shaft by $50. The dress
maker came at S. In questions Of fashion
Oracle found congenial matter for dis
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-01
NOTICE OF Alp.
PLICATION FOR
CHARTER.
Georgia, Lee County.

Georgia, Lee County.
10 The Superior Court OF said county
The petition Of e. B. Martin, w. G.
Martin, and M. NJ. Martin, all Of Lee
comfy. Georgia. and W. N. Johnston, Of
bibb county Georgia, respectfully shows:
LIST. That they desire Tor themselves,
tfeir associates and SUCCESSORS, to be in
cOrporated and made body polite un-
der the name and style OF THE LEE
COUNTY INVESTMENT COMPANY"
for period q twenty yeass.
and. The principal oG6ea OF said Com
pany shall be III the Cit, Of Leesburx, Lee
county, Georgia, but petitioners desire the
right to establish branch Offices within
this State and elsewhere, whenever the
holders OF majority Of the stock may 50
determine.
3rd. The object Of 'aid corporation is
pecnniary gain to itself and its sharehold.
eTs.
4th. The business - be carried on BY
said cooperation 10 cnltivat,ag, improving
snd dealing inlands;Sto engage Ia farming
and al other agricultural pursuits upon
the whole OF any portion Of the land ii
may acquire 10 plant Its land o. ,at.y spOr-
tlon thereof in pecans, fruits. and other
like trees5 to operate In connection with
said business, a incideAt shereto General
Merchandise and Supply Business for the
convenience Of ITSELF it, enplo, ten.
!snts and l4bofers, also. to operate such
machinery and manufactures. d Gotten
ginnerles, teri iarr plahis and. mixers,
EEist mills, nAsiike establishments As may
be deemed BY the directors 70 be economic
appropriate. aRd conyenisnt fer said bust
ness; 10 buy, hold, lease, and farm lands
and DO all other acts il the a.anagemen.
thereof as the directors may deem suitable
and advantageous to said business. !.
sth. The capital stock of said corpora
lion shall be $4,000 With the privilege Of
increasing it 70 eI4O,Ooo BY. uuamipnus
vote of the stockholders, said stock to be
divided into shares Of tlOo,oo each. Ten
per cent. Of the amount Of the capital to
be employed has been paid in. Petitioners
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-01
r e IS o3al.43d 60 6 a 1
The Names Of The People Wbo Cone apd
.Go--Seo # Your Mama CAP Be 70. ID Beov

Write it 1909.
ut pays to adveytise.'' inst try small
nd it the journal"
Pull for Leesburg and Lee County OF
pick up your "duds' and IS kid d 90.
Mr.. John Statham, of Americus, visited
his brother, DR.. o. w. S'atham here Tues
day..
Mr.. and Mrs D. J Raglan returned to
their home in Buena Vista Tuesday after
spending several days here with home-
folks,
Miss willie Johnson visited friends In Al
bany this week.
Mess. w. 3. Heath and Colin Hall visit
ed Bronwood SUNDAY.
Mr.. G. S. Gardner, Of Augusta, is look
ing after business interests here this week.
Mrs. ]. P. Galloway returned home san.
day after a pleasant visit to friends in
North Ga.
Mr.. 3. E. Powell attended to business in
Americus TUESDAY.
Mess. j. A. Ltpsey andsS. ]. Woman
afforded to BUSINESS in Atlanta Monday.
Mr.. cobb Thorpe. assistsnt Cashier
Rank Of I.eeshng. spent Sunday and
Monday ia Atlanta. 4:
Mr.. zoe N"e, wi,sa,ssiaas been spending
several DAVIS with FRIENDS and relatives re-
turned to his home in Pres'On Sunday.
Mess. r. r., ard II. r. Christian. Of
Americas visited friends ard relatives
here this week.
ordinaryis and Commissioners Court
here next week. s:
Mrs Lula Hines returned home Tues
day after spending several days with reia-
tives and friends in Americas.
Nah Hine~,3ef Americas. spent few
hours IN TIE city Tuesday.
MR.. F. Hines attended to business in
Albany Tuesday.
Miss EuIa Ford. Of Dawson. is the guest
Of relatives on NAH ssiFAet this week.
Mr.. R. Hndsod:$ cpr new merchant. is
lookicg after business interests ic MouIigle
this week,
Mrs. 'Tames saiter YVES shopping in Al
bany Wedas day.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-01

desire 70 Issue common and preferred
stock, the original capital stock 10 be conl.
mon stock, the increase Of the capital
st ok, should it be determined to Increase
the same, TO be entirely preferred. The
right of the holders q preferred stock 10
be set forth, and determined by resolution
of the corr Grafton as soon a. It Is deter
mined to issue preferred stock, and such
rights can not thereafter be altered except
by the unaininous consent Of the holGers
Of preferred stock.
9Th, Petitioners desire the right to sae
and be sued. plead and be implicated, 70
have and use common seal, to make all
necessary Ly-laws and regulations, aud do
all other things that may be necessary Tor
the successful carrying on Of said BUSINESS.
inCIuding the right 10 bay, hold aud sell
real estate and personal property suitable
to the purposes Of said corporation, aud to
execute notes, bonds as evidence Of in
debtedness incurred, or which may be in.
ourEGd, Ia the conducl OF lis affairs, end 10
secure the same by mortgage, security
deed or other form Of lien unaer exist,nR
Law.
They desire for said incorporation the
power and authority to apply lor and &C.
cepl amendments to ITS Charter Of either
form Or substance w avOte Of a maisrity
Iof Outstanding s.Ock at the Lime. Th.y
also ask authority, for said inc rpOr4slea
20 wind ~ It's agdirs, Iiqnidats ANA discon-
tipne it. business At any time it may de.
termins q 40 80 By vote Oi.ws -thlrds Of
lis sleek SutstAndlng at she time.
9Th. They ussiEs,io said incorporates
the light d renewSl when as prOvidsd BY
the LAWS, Of Georgia and that it haw all
snch other rights, powers. privileges ana
immualtles as are incident stO like lncor-
porauons or permissible nnder the laws u
&c riga. @.%r..
Wherefore petitioners pray To- be made .
body corporate under tile name, Aforesaid
with the covers, privileges and lnnauni-
ties herein set forth. ana - are .aQw or
may hereafter be allowed : corporation 81
similar character Under the lays u GSOr.
Gis. d
lSsgaed) E.4B. MArsih:
80 af' VIC. MaaNn;3
II. II. ". Martin. -
4. w. y. Jeha.tsRI.sg
Filed in ONCE this ssth. day 81 N0vsru.
Ter 1873. IN
= y jss- MsfSass clerk I
GEORGIA, Lei csaptys d
~. JAS. Morgan, Clerk ~ tie sgpsrier
Court Of aaid eOaa'y. 20 hereby eettiiy
tina. the foregoing i rrue efd" Corset
copy II ne application for charter ii ',Ihs
Lee County Investmtns cespany' - the
same aPFsAFs "a file 10 The Ofiss.
Witness nay Official signaiu:s aud ssal d
said eOArs, this Nos. lsss.
yanss MsEsaR,
Clerk Les saperiOr cssr.
This Nov. 18th. ESOS.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-01
SUE DIS rRICT Q Ne. !.

Compsisss AmsEtCw and the Third congressional do
ie eena7Osed Of he SollOsing countless Ben Hl Cfaw
ford Crisp Dolly, MouStOn Isa Macon, puanA1 ScAaay
Csswsn sunsa. Taylor, Twsys wshsasr, Wrsos.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-17
SUFFRAGE FAVORED
West Virginia Labor Union
May Advocate 1t.
FEDERATION MEETS MONDAY
Proposed Declaration of Principles
Call for Woman Suffrage CO-equaI
with Man Suffrage; Also for Free
Textbooks, Compulsory Educa-
ton, Fairgrounds in Cities.
Special 20 The Washington Herald.

oieClal 70 Inc Washington horald-
Charleston. W. Va. Oct. 15.-The third
annual meeting OF the West Virginia
Federation Of Labor will convene in this
city Monday with more than 100 delegates
present The sessions will be devoted
TO the considera ton OF measures to pro-
tect labor IN the state. Al present
there are few differences between capital
and labor. there being but a single
strike I'm the State. that at a Wheeling
steel mill affecting about 600 employees.
The following declaration of principles
VIII be offered for ratification:
IS the elected representatives OF the West Viz.
EriE state Federation Of Labor in the industrial
classes in this State. make the following declara-
ton q principles and economic demands:
J. The abolition Of all forms OF Involuntary ssrvi-
tude. except a punishment for crime
2 Free schools free tert-books and compulsory
education.
3 Uurelenting protest against the Issuance and
abuse Of injunction process in labor disputes.
& A workday Of not than eight hours IN
the Neutrality-suspicious. day.
s. A strict recognition Of not over eight hours per
day in all Federal State. or municipal work, and
az not less than rer diem wage rate Of the class
81 employment IN the vicinity where work is per
formed
G. Release from employment one day in seven.
Z. The abolition q the contract system In public
work.
Tho municipal ownership Of public utilities
y The abolition of the sEeat-shoD system
le SANITARY inspection Of workshop. factory. mins
and home.
IL Liability Of employer for injury to body or lose
Z The naturalization Of teleuraphs ard te,eubop..
u. Tho passage Of anh-child labor laws In States
where they do not exist and rigid defense OF them
where they have been enacted into law
L. Woman slffrage cooQual with man sufrage
ID Suitable and plentiful Fairgrounds for children
in all cities.
IS. The initiative and referendum and the ir,nera
tive mandate and nigh. Of recall
Il. Continued agitation for the public hath gy,ten
3n al cities
s. Qualification IN prints 70 build Of an cities
ard towns that there shall be bathrooms and hath
room attachments in all houses or Compartments
used for habtatOn
~ We favor system % finance whereby money
fhah b issued exclusively by the government with
such regulations and restrictions as viii protect n
from manipulation By the banking interests for their
own private gain.
D We favor system q United States government
postal Rvings banka
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-17
PELLAGRA ON TIE INCREASE
New Disease Reported at Many
Southern Points.
Public Health and Murine Hospital
Service Receive Reports on
Its Growth.

That the insidious penagra disease ex-
lists in many places IN the South is shown
by reports from surgeons OF the Public
Health and Marine Hospital Service
Just received by Surg. Gen Wyman.
At Wilmington. y. c., ii seems to be q
common thing. for Surg. Gardner. in
his report. refers to it as an annual visi-
tation- Its appearance in that city and
vicinity. he says. was this year DELAYED
until June, but since that time about
forty cases have been under observation
by local physicians and three or four
deaths have been reported as due to this
cause.
One OF the local medical men gave Il
as his opinion that there had been a
marked increase in the number Of cases.
but that the type Of the disetase is much
milder than in former years. and II is now
more nearly that seen in Italy
At Beaufort 5. c.. there have been
eight cases, all OF which proved fatal.
At Georgetown, S. c. there have been
only six cases brought TO the attention
Of Surg. MoOrer during the last five
years. or these one went insane and the
others recovered.
There is one suspected case at Jack
sonville, Fla, which came from Atlanta,
Ga. and another at Hampton Springs,
Fla There were two cases at Key West
last year. but none this year.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-17
UnsightIy PimpIes
And BIackhsads
Excite UnfayOrable Comment by
Others, and Are the Bane of
Ones Existence.

The disease called acne. comronIv
known as pimples, is one which Is very
frequently in evidence, as IL usually an
pears upon the face. BY acne is meant
an inf2mmatory process Of the sebs-
ceous' or Oh. glands and hair follicles
which usually exhibits itself upon the
surface OF the cheeks In the form OF
Papules nodules, or pustules, from tho
size Of millet-seed 10 that OF A la~rs
pea OF bean
The Inflammation is caused by a sion
page Of the oil glands and pores. and he
prevention of further exudation Of the
oily secretons and the elimination az
impurities which are usually passed Off
through the pores. One-ffth of Tia
bOdy's impurities are disposed of NV
sending them out through the pores ard
when the system becomes run down ana
weakened. and the blood impoverished
and filed with a large amount OF i'm
puriues. and the pores and oil glands
plugged or stopped up from any cause.
pimpies, blackheads. and bofls are ma
natural and inevitable consequences.
A slight inhammatory re6ness NAV
occur around q plugged gland or more
owing 10 the congestion which exists
but at times the Inflammation becomes
very much greater. and large. hard pirn
pies are formed from the size of a oea
TO that Of hazel-nut. like boils. extend
Ing deep into the skin, IN which a pro-
cess OF supDUratiOn proceeds SLOWLY
In all skin diseases such as acne or
pimples. comedOne, or blackheads. f,,r-
uncles or bOils. and cGrbUncles. the lorr-
ical treatment for their relief * IN
purify the blood and cleanse h of All
impurities. so that the skin win not he
burdened with excessive secretions ~
the oil and perspiratiOn glands. and will
not become plugged up by morbid pro-
cesses.
STUART'S CALCIUM WATERS Aave
been on the market for a number or
years, and have attained the greatest
prestige. among both the medical Dro-
fession and the people, and acquired an
enviable reputation as the most power
ful blood purifier and cleanser OF the
system yet discovered. They contain cai-
cium sulphide. which IS much superior
TO powdered sulphur. sarsaparllla. sas-
safras, Dlood-root. snake-root. anu Do
tassium iodide, in the work OF relieving
the blood and general system Of all nm
Durities. blood poisOns. bacteria, and dis
ease germs
Through the use OF these waters. every
blood and skin disease is baniShed, in
cluding eczema, letter. ringworm. bar
oer's Itch, psoriasis. lupus, skin ulcers,
>hronically running sores hchen, scrof-
lia. scuTvy. and many others.
Buy package from your druggist
without delay for 80 cents. and send as
your name and address for trial sample
Tree. Address +. A. Stuart, 175 Stuart
BLDG Marshall, Mich
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-17
AUSTIN MAY Be ELEVATED
Western Man Mentioned for B. & O.
Passenger Traffic Manager.
General Passenger Agent for Lines
West of Ohio River May Get
Martins Place.
Special to The washington Herald.

SFN7l-h- 70 Inc washington heTald
Baltimore, Oct. 16.-It is reported in
railroad circles that Bernard y. Austin,
of Chicago. general passenger agent of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad lines
west Of the Ohio River viii likely be
promoted TO manager Of passenger traffic
in place Of D. B. Martin, who died sew
eral days ago.
Mr.. Austin has spent number Of years
in the company's service, and has attract
ed attention Of executive officers bv his
successful handling of the passenger bust
ness in his territory. II Is said that his
ability is very favorably regarded bv
George F. Randolph. first vice president
Of the road and the head of its entire
traffic department. who will name Mr.
Martins successor, and also by President
Murray.
Mr. Austin has frequently take, i'm
portant parts In conferences with passen-
ger department officials of other tr,,nl,
line roads on rate questions and Other
matters OF joint interest. He has made
the passenger branch OF railroad WORT,
life study. and is very energetic and ap-
gressive in going after business FOR bjs
road. Personally he is quite popular with
the officers and employees OF the Ralti-
more and Ohio. as well as other roads
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-17
n. & w. to Relieve Car sbort.r.

Roanoke Va. Oct. l6.-Every car be-
longing to the Norfolk and Western
Railway IS now in service and the road
is confronted with a car shortage IT,
relieve the situation the board of direct
ors at It's meeting here ordered the CON-
struction Of 1,5OO cars in the Roanoke
SHOPS In addition to 600 now beiaR built
Demand for cars Of every description is
increasing daily. Traffic during the last
six weeks has been the heaviest In ths
roads history.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-17
PARKERSBURG RACES TO OPEN.
Nearly Two Hundred Entries. and
Big Meet Is Expected.

SPECIAL 10 Inc MashlDGICu Herald
Parkersburg, W Va, Oct. 1s.-What
gives promise OF being the biggest race
meeting ever held IN the State WIN be
held here during the coming week. be-
ginning on Tuesday. october ls. and last
ing four days 1t is the first Indian sum
mer racing meet ever given in this part
Of the country. There are nearly 200 en-
tries in the twelve harness races on the
programme.
The feature OF the races will be the
free-for-all pace. In this race there are
nearly fifteen entries. including the fol-
following well-known Grand Circuit per
formers: Major Mallow, 2:O4IL; Eph Gin
ders, 2.5N; Ruby Mac. z.04sl: Flying jim.
2:o5A; Alesis, 2:0Sz; Mimic, 2:O7g. Major
Mallow in this race will try 20 beat the
State record OF 2,O6. which he himself
made at Fairmont in September. He will
succeed. it is believed. because the local
track is conceded TO be at least two sec
onds faster than any other track IN the
State.