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Evening journal., 1909-10-20
CHANGES ON THE
READING ROAD

G. o. Lundy. assistant supervisor on
the Philadelphia division Of the P. a r.
R r.. will succeed William zeller a.
supervisor Of the Reading and Column
bia and schuylkn and Leh.gh branches
OF the Wilmington and Columbia divi-
sion. zeller win be retired from the SER
vice on the FIRST Of the month.
W. P. Dunn. assistant supervisor on
the Atlantic City railroad. will succeed
Lundy and Joseph @. Brand. assistant
supervisor on the Wilmington and Co
lumbia division viii succeed Dunn.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
NO DECLINE
in SHIPMENTS
Engineer Rand Reports Rail-
roads Help Rather Than
Hinder Transportation Here
SAYS CHR'STIANA
SHIPMENTS INCREASE

A systematic Investigation is being
conducted by the Government in Sc
curing through its engineers at vari-
GUS North Atlantic ports, data show
ing the causes which have led TO a
decline of water transportation. In
this district Captain l.. II. Rand was
requested to report the causes which
have led 20 the decline OF water trans-
portation on the rivers or inland wa
terways under his charge.
His reply 10 the chief OF engineers.
United States Army. IN part. follows:
acknowledging receipt OF depart
ment letter / have the honor 70 state
thai. 80 far as II Is practicable 20 de-
termine, there has been no such de-
cline. Most OF the streams in this
district are small tributaries OF tho
Delaware River and Bay. on these
streams, In the early part Of the
century. there was kept no record. 50
far as known In this once, of the
amount OF transportation. with oc-
casional exceptions. the transportation
shown In the records Of the last few
years which are not believed to be
particularly accurate, has shown a
steady increase.
"The total amount OF transportation
In the country tributary to these
streams and all goods transported ia
not and cannot be known. Whether
there has or has not been a decline
In the relative amount of water trans
portation, as based on the total trans-
portatlon In the vicinity. ls impossible
to tell. but is doubted.
No authenticated cases Of the aband-
onment Of transportation lines by wa
ter due 20 discriminating rates by rail-
road OF steamboat lines controlled by
railroads. or by excessive terminal
charges OF corporations or municlpali-
ties. are on record in this Office"
Captain Rand referes to some suct
case IN Salem. n. j.. some years ago
which is Of no interest to Wilmington
He then says the country tributary 4
the streams In this district Is larger
devoted TO farming and similar indus
, tries and wherever possible, the shil
, pers Of produce have II transported
/, vessel even at greater expense,
!. necessary. in order TO avoid damage
!. soft fruits and vegetables caused
/. the quick stopping OF freight ira
u since the intyodQctic1 OF the
wake.
I. Referring 10 the Chrfsfiana RI
Continued on Second Page.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
TO GUARD CAR
WHILE IN ITALY
Twelve Thou and Soldiers
AID Police Will Fro eCt
Ru. sian Ruler
sy United Press Lsasoa sreclai wIrs

sy United Press Leasod Sreciai Wire
ROME. Oct. 2O.-scores OF Italian sub
ects are being routed from their homes,
hat King Victor Emmanuel may enter
tain czar Nicholas, Of Russia. with as
much safety as he can well provide for
his gueest
The police today began TO evict farni-
lies. and seize residences in ali neighbor-
hoods that the Gear and bis host may
visit IN order 70 BE- sure that no bonn
thrower turks IN the houses that th'
royal party win pass The houses vii
be occupied by police ana secret service
ohicers.
Altogether about 12,o00 soldiers and po-
lice have been concentrated IN Rome
and its environs and al Racconigi, where
II IS announced the Car and Victor Em-
manuel will meet. In addition 10 these.
the number OF Russian secret service
men has been augmented and today fully
one-half OF the people on the streets OF
Rome arc officers OF one kind or an
other.
II Is believed that the Car visits Rae
conigi. he will accompany the King on
visit to Messina. where at the time or
the earthquake disaster, the Cars sail
ors did heroic service.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
Enonmpment oftieer. In.taIIed.

Grand Patriarch Thomas n. Raw
lins last evening installed the officers
Of Delaware Encampment, No. I, l. o.
%. f. There was a large attendance
and an enjoyable evening was spent.
The officers Installed were as follows
c. p. A. F.. Fineld; II. p. Charles
Hnegas: S. W. Harry Hobson; J. W.
II. Henderer; scribe. George H. Tay-
lori. treasurer, H. W. Brown; guide,
L. II. McNemar; Il. w, r. d. String
S. w. I. w. McKaig: T. W.. A. c.
Price: r. W. j. A. Bennett; !. S. VIII
lam Briggs; o. S. J. Hengerothi g.
u T.. G. Alexander; @. Of T.. @.
Warrington.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
WANT ABRUZZI
KING OF GREECE

By United Press Lea ed Spec a. wre
ROME, Oct. 2O-It is learned here
to-day on the best authority that a
tentative offer Of the Greek throne, in
the event Of the abdication of King
George, has been made to the Duke
Of the Abruzzi, by emissaries Of the
Greek Army. The Duke refused to
give a definite answer, but intimated
that he might accept an explicit OF
fer II It were made.
The Duke of the Abruzzi is the choice
of the army officers OF Greece to sue
ceed King George. who cannot well
avoid abdication IN the face Of preseni
conditions in Greece A meeting Of
army officers held at Athens recently
decided 70 offer the throne 70 Abruzzi
If the present dynasty falls.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
FRANCE CH HANGES
POSTAL SYSTEM

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
PARIS. Ost. Am order issued to-day
by the department OF posts and telegrap g
opens the way for the operation of two
cent postal rate in France, and fiye-cent
rate TO foreign countries. The order is In
tho form OF instructions 70 postal officials
and states that the two cent rates Is soon
70 be placed IN operation. It outlines the
method Of making the change.
This completes tho work Of the last
postal congress, France being the last
country represented there to place in op-
Grafton the International fve-cent rate
agreed upon.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
CARRIER PIGEON EV IDENTIFY
KILLED BY WIRELESS

A carrier pigeon that evidently was
killed BY coming IN contact with the
wireless telegraph arms and wires on
the dupont Building. was found In the
yard OF George b. Wards plumbine
shop. adjoining tho DUPONT Building this
morning.
II wore band with the initials p. b,
the No. 6s.s7e. and a keystone mark. IL
is believed the pigeon was one Of those
released yesterday morning In Virginia
by a Philadelphia homing club.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20

around Before the President resumes
his trans s-coninen. al journey, he ex-
poets TO go tarpOn fishing. III you
hook a $50 FOUNDER his brother told
him today. "youll find It beats gof for
exercise"
A black possun caught in a Bap-
list church at Aranzas was taken out
to the Taft ranch for the Pres dent
tlday. 1T must be a good one" said
Tom Marlin, "for it had evidently got
religion"
A dozen deputy sheriffs guarding all
approaches to the carriage occupied
by the President, his brother. Secre-
tary Dickinson and Captain Butt. No
one is allowed TO come within three
miles OF the house without a pass
signed by John Green, manager OF the
ranch.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
Continue Rhodes Examinatlon.

Rhodes scholarship examinations
We're continued. at Delaware College
today. The test will close this after
noon.
Selection OF The successful men. tc
take up their res dence al Oxford ii
October 1910. viii be announced al
the end OF January. 1910. The scholar
ship is valued at $500 a year and is
tenable for three years Delaware has
four candidates for the state scholar
ship.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
EI,mere M. &. chureh Notes.

The NJ te Society Of the Elsmerd M.
r. Church will meet at the home Of
Mrs. j. r. Shoemaker this evening at
s o'clock. All members are requested
10 be present.
c. n. McName. Mrs. Wells and Mrs
r. b. Shurter are the delegates Ia
the sunday school convention at New
port tomorrow.
The Rev. Dr. A. S. Mowbray will
preach in the E'smere Church OF
Thursday evening OF this week aftel
preaching. the first quarterly confer
ence will be held. A large attendance
Is hoped for on this occasion.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
Mecarren Yet II seri0us c0ndltion.

NEW YORK. oct. 20.--Ai 81. CATH
crimes Hospital { was stated thar the
of Senator McCarren. who
hf d a bad sinking spe SON after
midnight was again much more favor
alb e and that he seemed to me gain
ing strength. HIS heart action is, how
ever, giving the attending phys clans
much concern.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
Mr. TempIs Wins Prires.

Norris G. Temple. The well-known
poultry farmer. of Pocopson, Pa, had
good luck in winning pr zes at The
recent Hagerstown. Md. poultry show
which is one of the most important
shows OF the country. Mr.. Temple
won a bird ribbon IN the whi.e orping-
ton class. two frsts n buff cochins
two seconds in partridge cochins and
two seconds in silver gray Dorklngs
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
COBB SURRENDERS AND
ISA .RAIGAEJ IN COUR
BY United Press Leased SPECIAL wire.

BY United Press Leased SPECIAL Wire.
CLEVELAND. Oct. 2e.-Tyrus Cobb
star batsman and base runner of the
Detroit American League baseball
champions surrendered himself C
Sheriff Hirstius this morning and was
at once arraigned 70 tbs. ind-cinneui
charging n m with "stabbing to wound
George Stanheld. q night watchman a
the Euclid Hotel
cobbs trial was set FOR Novembel
%. and his bail was nxed at $500
The bond was Immediately arranged
by his attorney. r. z. MoKisson and
Cobb was released
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
eUcHANAN's DEATH DUE
TO NATURAL CAUSES

BY United PISS leased specIaI WIre.
LONDON. oct. .20-The coroner's in
quest into the death OF William Insco
Buchanan. the American diplomat
found dead in the streets here sun
day. decided to-day that death was
due 70 natural causes No indica-
tions Of foul play we're found on the
body. The ambassador has taken
charge of Buchanan's effects, pend
ing the arrival of relatives, who will
take the body to America.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
WEArHER

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 2o.-The
disturbance on the eastern slope Of
'he Rockies will move eastward, esus-
inc rains as far east as the Appala-
chen mountain range. tonight and IN
Atlantic coast sections on Thursday
and Thursday night. The temperature
will rise gradually east Of the misslss-
ippi.
Foreess' till p. m. Thursday;
For Delaware-lnoreasing elouo'ness
and warmer tonicht. Thursday r."
and warmer; light variable WINGS
shifting to southes ster'y.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
auARnlANs AppoIMrEn-

Chancellor Curtis in the Orphans
Court today appointed Nellie II. New
ell guardian for John Burk.
Charles r. Curlcy was appointed
trustee for the sale Of real estate Of
John and Jane Magellay.
Mary A. Bamberger was appointed
guardian for Reinhart C. Bsnberger.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
Or. and Mrs HiIissas to Visit Here.

Or. end Mrs. Henry Hillegas and
son John. Of Santiago. Chilli, are on
Their way here 70 visit their parents
and are expected next week. 1t viii
be the first visit by Dr. and Mrs. Hill
legas since 1908 when they were mar
ried in Santlf go. Dr. and Mrs. II lie
gas will be met in New York by Mrs
Harriet Hnlegas, Miss H'negas, Mr.
and Mrs. David NJ. Hillegas. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Downey and Mss Agnes
Downey.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
Funer,I Of Mrs. BIatz.

The funeral Of Mrs. Caroline r. Blatz.
wife of John B. Blatz, was held this
morning from her late home. No. S22
Harrison street and was largely at
tended by relatives ana friends. Sol
emn requiem mass was celebrated n
acred Heart Church and in erment wa
made in New Cathedral cemetery.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
Weddnd Ia Nom ~.

The Rev. G. T. Anderson, of the NJ.
e. Church OF Newark married Miss
Ethel ]. Greene, Of Wilmington and
James r. Burrls Of New Castle on the
evening Of october II, at the home
OF Robert Potta. East Main street. New
ark. After the ceremony the couple
returned to New Castle where they
VII reside.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
Powder Hearino in New York.

United States Commissioner VIII
liam G. Mahaffy went to New York
this morning 10 resume taking testi-
rnony in the case of the government
zgainst the duPor Powder Company.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
Tbisf piJn't CT R.fr,,r,r,s.

An attempt by thieves to steal the
refreshments to be served at a mas
querade party at the residence of John
p. Dulaney, was frustrated by Du-
laney appearing on the scene with a
weapon.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
Break Ground For Parsonage.

Ground was broken on Monday for
the new parsonage Of Goodman NJ. f,
Church at Fourteenth and dupont
streets. Miss Hannah Andrews. presi-
dent OF the Junior Epworth League
threw out the FIRST spade Of dirt.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
To Sell Effects at Private Sale.

Reuben Sat erthwaite, Jr., ass 'gnee
or the United Phonograph Company,
did not sell the effects OF the company
last night but will dispose Of the COM
pany's personal property by private
sale.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
To Attend oranae conventien.

GEORGETOWN. oct. 20.-Mr. and
Mrs. S. II. Messick. OF Bridgeviile. VIII
represent Delaware IN the National
Grange at Des Moines, Iowa, Novcm-
ber 10.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
ran,h Ward RepubIlcans

The Tenth Ward Republican Club
win have an important meeting tonight
at the headquarters. No. III south
Jackson street.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20
M;,,,r creditors win Meet,

The creditors Of Wallace Minner.
BANKRUPT. will hold a meeting In the
office Of Leonard z. Wales, referee in
bankruptcy. in the Equitable Building
on October 80.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20

Advertising Creates Stand.
srds, Continued Advertising
Guarantees That They viii Be
Lived Up To. Keep EVerIsst-
ineIy at II.
Evening journal., 1909-10-20

Referring 70 the Christians River
ContInne1 On Second PAGE.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-06-18
wacskx - 80 y.aeoes,.

OR favGFstc and much pettNd Ssa-
eceS. saya correspondent Of the Lon
ESQ apeetatSr. can b kept happy any
lcngth Of time looking at kss reflection
tn tha wtrSow pane or in q locking
glass. he comes IN daily 70 Tea. max
bag no mistake about tbs hour. and
spends Eacch tins ga route in gazing at
hiRAeR as he appears In the glass 81
the French windows by wAIc., he en-
toSr ths room. * an sewinS and do
not EceaS to htn when be cones into
Use room. be- win gently put biz hssd
oE;ts Gloss. almost touching NY ring
or needle. for he nkse bright things
tf1l / aavO to give q? working and TAX
to him as wita d small cAtld whoyn one
- sErSd a pr1cslns.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-06-18
ne whart.

Years $50. about century. David
fife. Sooechsaan OK Otonabsc, Ont,
SAINT 60 4 srtoaA In Glasgow for q
amaE Aag At need wheat to try In .
cleared patch Of tbs backwoods. The
freud cAtsned some sScd from q
vessel .ass ID from Dank.S. UEfo-tp-
wResaR I; was q fau wheat and reached
DaT.d T1fe n ths spring. Neverthe-
lnas Da~ia. rife scwcd It In spring.
o. een gHssa Asw fsvesSs..ly tbs
emssswceGs farEnee watnESd for the
gSewtA ef Ass experiment 0Saiy ts..ee
wheat hNaGs s3Tyivod till the fall. bzt
thoas three wSeat beads mere entiSeiy
frea % the Frst that had ruined his
RsixhAsr's eSeYss. and thcas thsaN hcxda
really reprcaccsssd q new variety of
whsa4. 3RN whrat t1Tzs. into a
sUE4ra wheat David Fife trc&sarcd
tsAA three hes+ss ard rlaSted them In
apefaE. gDsh vas the btSinaius Il
Ttza wheat - AneSica.-AGneB c. LAzt
ln OudRG EaEa1!na
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-06-18

A Eympathakic Freifc hxnan uniuck1ly
bought an allnanalc thSE gave the DATES
OF the world ehsaf events. Frsn that
day on he Tired a life ee usournirx.
Thus on April so he had craze en- htn
hat.
Have you lost relatirer' q ArianA
asked. "Not exactly" said Ne. "Dzt
today Il sad anniversary for the
Preach people. On April 50. 1924. the
CheVaiier 2ayard died. OH May
DO he'd Grape on again. ''gtili mourn
ing BayardY' Raid the friend. "Ne."
said be. -but don't you remember that
on May 2 q great aud charming poet.
Alfred de Sfusset. bseathcd his Las, r
On the 9Th Of the ssfne psenth. Whom
ara you mouraing fer nowy' "Eor an
honest man. General CavlaEnac." On
the SOth. crsfAg terribly. he eaId: "Ah.
Joan of Arc! On thia date. In 1884, u
handful Of Englthamsa Rnd mssST-
able bishop put the gai!aEt maid TO
death" On July IL he took bath IN
mosncry OK the assassination Of MaraG
On the 16tA Berans~r's death care him
a fatal snecx. O;l the 18th. having
read Of Sapoleen's departure - -.
Helena. he fest better. hut on the I'D
the bonbartEent Of Dtss4m By the
English. In 1c.&. conanc<fRSeh sxain to
els bed. lie was taken with fever
aud died on tAe ed. nutterIrg. in q
,,1nv,kh f3,h iyrasceerN ~ 81 Earfhnln-
mowT'-New YeSk EHn.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-06-18
her plagnos,;e.

A servant girl was brought 10 q cc<-
tage hospital suffering from an over
dose Of poison
When questioned 40 to ksr motive
for taking It she replied:
Il waxp't feeling well. aad weat 70
my mistress room 10 get some medi-
cine from the chest she has there. The
bottle got was marked. Three crops
fer an intent. six for an adult and Q
tablespoon fer an emetic. knew ]
wasn't an Infant ] wasn't Sasa abOat
an adult. 30 | thought I must be the
emetic. and took the speonfui."
don Graphic.
The Word Journal
Is it loose application Of language
to apply the word journal to a publ.
/ cation issued every week or month
Probably not. since the idea OF the
word seems to have been that The news
sheet was "a diary. record OF day by
day events. rati,er than that 1t appear
ed daily Itself The very first regular
newspaper. indeed. is considered to
have been tle Frankfurter Journal
which appeared in iaI5 as weekly
publica ton If newspapers were con
PEELED 70 adhere With literal accuracy
to their titles nil "gazettes" wo;lid sci
FOR Il coat. since that Is what gazette
originally signiied. The Venetian Ga.
Zetta Of the sixteenth century. the par
enr OF all the ''g@zettcs.' . took ia name
from q coin Of about that value.
s.as His Complaint.
4 short while since number OF
amateur musicians III county towC
met for the purpose OF organizing an
orchestra. They were successful 10
procuring al the performers they de
sired excep: an eplicIcide player
oae of the number daally vOIun-
teere<i TO take up the instrument and
try to learn TO play Il. He had 20
cphieiaide: but. hearing that he coul5
prohe 6,y ourrow one from young
man In the place who was thought 10
own one. he. happening to meet him In
the street one day. accosted him WITH.
"HOw are you. Brown: !! heard you
had an ophlcleid0."
Bro.'n icoaed at him in utter anate
nent having probably never hoard Of
such an instrument before. aud STAN.
mered ont:
"NelI. IL was very III about two
weeks ago. bat don't think had that
at any rater. -I4ndon Graphic.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-06-18
PERSONAL AND
LOCAL ~ ~ ~ ~

Mr.. E. B. Lee returned home Thursday
after short visit t. aiken, S. c.
Mrs. Inez Paul. Of snmatra, Fla, will
be the guest of friends and relatives here
next week.
Rev. J. A. Ivey preached two interesting
sermons Al the Baptist church last Sun.
day.
Mr. Flint Ford visited smithville last
Thursday.
Mesdanes S. P. CrowtH, H.R. StovaIl
and R. L. King left Tuesday for Magnolis
. Springs, where they will spend couple Of
DO YOU FEEL BADLYp
If so your liver is wrong you need L. L,
L. Ask your druggist about it.
months.
Mr.. Rowe Price. of Tallapoosa, is the
guest Of relatives and friends here This
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 7. King left Tuesday
for Magnolia Springs, where they will
spend several weeks.
Mr.. Boober Powell, Of Adel, spent a
ouple Of days here this week.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-06-18
Is Y NOTICE.

y wil le q ne p!ae9s n@saea below on
Inc follow rs dates.
Philpne. Thu sday. June 10Th; D. c.
Jones from 100 O'Clock natsI 100
O'Clock IN Jane IIti,; Whitsett from
1889 ,'clock until 200 o'clocl. P. n. Jane
18th: sn'i'livilie from loo O'Clock ?. "a.
Friday, June 4th until Saturday al 900
O'Clock P. m. June 5th.
me .ra ny isss rounds, me>t me foe
our anusu-i convenience.
D. y. TisOn. K. 7 <. Lee Co.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-06-18

TIE inaa OF EncAnd. celebrated By
HARRISON ard famoxs far and Wide at
the h.sxinning Of the last century. hav"
dc@sneratad into sad places which WV
vix:t only Of necessity. Little did
Stephenson think when he proposed
the line fyoEl Manchester to Liverpool
mat be would ruln the wa-ei6e inns
% Ersiasd and Kill tbs art ef ceokSF5.
N-B5nekwcoSi's Na1axinA.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-06-18

Two young men were in hot argu-
ment over problem which needed a
great deal Of mental calculation.
~ tell you said one. that you are
entirely wrong
"But am cot said the other.
Didn't 60 to school. stupid?" ST.
most reared his opponent
Eyes was the calm reply. land you
came back stupid"
That ended t.
TAe battleax was originally q Celtic
weapon. The ancient irish warriors
carried axes as the men OF other M.
tiong carried swords.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-06-18
Norlca OF local IEcIs1ATioN.

Notice ish4reby given that at the next
session of the General Assembly of Geor.
kia, an Act viii be introduced entitled
AN Act to amend an Act 10 establish the
City Court Of Leeshurg, IN and for the
county Of Lee, to define its jurisdiction
and powers. TO provide for the appoint
ment of Judge, solicitor-Eenera and
for other purposes; Approved August 2,
1905, aud Acts anlenslatOry thereof, by
amending sc 18th. section sOf said Act ap-
proved Aug. 2, 1905. so Us to change The
time OF t0Idins the raouthly terms flom
the fourth Wednesdays in each month and
tie quarterly ,erms from, the fourth Wed
ne.t4! II January. april, July and oc;o-
Der, 10 the third Mondays in each Of said
montas; and by amending section IL o.
said Act. SO thal the clerk shall receive the
sane fees in criminal gases as he receives
IL toe superior court; and for o.her puT-
poses" Junc Ia, 81
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-06-18
A Nenasvrine Trwth.

4 lady ca one Of the cream rneEt
Wefo seemed very Eaueh afraid &C Ice
Herca asked tsls captain wket wOci6
happen in case o. collision.
The captain rr2Eed, The lcsi,~rS
WUu3 move right along. madam, tasl
- II nothing had happened" Aad thr
ed lady seemed greatly FoliOvod.-0rc
aaEA
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-06-18

S&taSSR-0@c.a n%G1.aG G0a'am. D.
you cree sse Enyrring % rRsattlOd a.
tias wsathey bias s~Sn lst@ly. Mr..
HasEIeT-.Wsll. therv's your ksAri ksi.
Ms. E1sa@g.-l':ssss aatpAta EDqviSs.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-06-18
k q Dad Way.

EsnZs Ia 6ostcg wis sRFN yCa
@uStS't eat whoa yc6'rs wnrY!Ni."
~Uu sc22cne YOUR aiwayS Worried
ecR fear you ein't gotta 70 Gpt anysla!ng
b as4fA-CsAr Olats& g1ain DecIss.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-06-18

The milkman was boiling over with
Indignation.
"And you mean to say my milk don't
look right?" he snapped. why, lady.
this can of milk Is n picture"
"Ah. yes" laughed the keen house
wife; "a fine water color" Exchange.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-06-18
RessIcss.

Caller-So your cook has passed away
to a better place? Hostess Yes. but
don't knew II she'll stay. Poor Bridget
was very hard to suit.-BostOn Trav.
eler
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-06-18
ceaAAwN Ae4Saa,.

Z was asssN Soa'd ncTea@ w4sRn ]
&1s8oA -Ca"
next room and would bare heard nss."
--HDestcn 7cex.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-06-18
N0TYCE 20 TEAcAERs

Tlele wilibs an examination Of teachers
for the public schools June 18th aud 18TH,
1909, al The court house in !.eesburg. be
ginning at eignl O'Clock.
tt J. X. ong, &. S. c.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-06-18

''The poet Is born. not made" sayeth
the proverb. In other words. it isn't
his own fault