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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26
DO You Get Up

EiMey TEoubIe Makes Tea nlDsEslas
Almost everyOne EnOwsof Dg. Kilmer'l
SWamP- Root, tlie great kidney, liver and
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Classified "Ad5.''


FOR SALE:-Stock beets and car
rots. delivered at 81 per ton. James
Sutherland. site
FOR SALE:-Good buggy or saddle
pony. very gentle. E. NJ. Spencer.
Phone los. 94tf.
FOR SALE.-Rhode Island Red Cock
erels, also a few grade pullets.-
Phone 2S6-3 rings. 96t3
FOR SALE.-Good feather bed. Lit
tie used. No sickness. Address p.
o. Box 1875. 96t2~
FOR SALE:-Stock beets 800 a ton
delivered. Phone 1911. j.
Schwartz. 96t5%
FOR SALE:-S0 acres Of land scrip
special price IL sold this week.-Ti-
tie & Trust Company. 43tf
FOR SALE:-6 room brick house, 8
lots. Artesian well, price $500 If
taken at once. 211 n. Washington.
9St4+
FOR SALE:-Green Tomatoes / c per
Id. delivered, stock beets $3.50 per
ton delivered.-P. ID. wilkins, 2S6
5 rings. 9St2
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WANTED

WANTED:-Two Mattresses at the
Grand Central Hotel. 9St2
WANTED:-Good Mich Cow for her
keep. Warm stable and plenty of
feed. Phone ass. 97t2s
WANTED:-A stock girl, inexper-
fenced may inquire. at Morrison
Bros. & Co. 97tf
WAN TED:-A girl to do genera
housework.-Apply 205 N. Penn.
97t3
WANTED:-A lady companion with
good recommendations. Address
IF A." care Record. 9St2*
TO TRADE for good auto.-160 acre
desert claim seven miles from town.
Fenced and cross-fenced, 4 years
proof on it.-Address p. o. Box
COZ. Gets
WANTED TO BUY.-A spike-tooth
alfalfa harrow. p. o. Box 3S2. 96t3*
WANTED:-Lady companion to a
lady convalescent.-Apply at St.
Mary's Hospital. annex 10. este
WANTED:-Gentle pony Ion High
School boy. must be cheap. Ad-
dress p. o. Box 4. 94a5.
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FOR RENT

FOR Rents room modern house.
211 n. Washington. 9St4%
FOR RENT:-Furnished room with
board.-219 N. Virginia. 9St3eod.
FOR RENT rooms for light
housekeeping. Modern. go N. Rich
ardson. e7t3s
FOR RENT:-Furnished roons with
board for two in private family
1909 ~. Ky. 9St3$
FOR RENT:-Furnished room with
private entrance 709 N. Richardson
avenue. 9St6s.
FOR RENT large light house
keeping rooms. Inquire room 4.
Oklahoma Block. 96tf
FOR RENT.-Pasturage for SO head
of cattle from Nov. l to Feb. L.
E. Graham, o w. Alameda 96t2~
FOR RENT:-Furnished rooms. Hob
son Bldg. over post Office. 95t6
FOR RENT:-A six oon house close
In with bath and electric light at
corner Of 7th and Richardson Call
on A.. H. Rockafellow at Shepherd
& Co.'S. II
FOR RENT:-Nice furnished Offices
DIR. J.. w. Kinsinger. 75tf-
FOR RENT:-Alfalfa pasture for is
head of cattle after Nov. 1st.-Oasis
Ranch Co. 77tf
FOR RENT:-Six room house with
liberal sheds and corral. near Pauiy
Col. Baker. p. o. box T. 9<tf
FOR Rents room house 9 blocks
from post ONCE. free water right. 10
sickness-ApplY Mrs. T. p. Hard
wick. Penna = Ind e2f1e
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PROGRAM OF MEETING OF
THE MOTHERS. CIT

h following will be tae program
for the Mothers Club. Friday. Oct.
%, $3.50 p. M, Central School build
ing:
/. Vocal Solo. Mr.. D.. N. Pope. ac-
conpanied by Mrs. Sidney Prayer on
the piano, and Master Willard Prayer
on b violin.
2 Paper, Mrs. Alma Lipp.
3. Reading. Miss Leila Howat.
4. Piano Solo. Christine Gavin.
All mothers and friends of the
schools are earnestly requested to he
present. Matters of great Importance
to the schools will be taken up at
this meeting. Surely most OF the
mothers of the city a devote at
least one hour each month in Enprov-
ing the surroundings n environ
ments OF the schools. in which are
laid the foundation of their children
for the future success and happiness.
You are helping a teacher to mould
children into beautiful, we'll
characters. What greater
work a a woman engage in?
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Woman's Club.

The second regular session of the
Wornan's Club net on Wednesday,
October 20.
The subject for the year Studies In
Italian History, proves full of interest.
The first meeting, What Italy owes to
Rome. was followed yesterday by Ger
manic Invasions. Mrs. A. C. Wilson
transformed the facts of dim history
into live questions as she trace the
course and effects of their conquests.
Mrs. D.. b. Garner gave an interesting
talk on Italian Emigrants and an elo-
quent comment on the discourse of the
North Pole.
In the absence of the president. the
first vice president, Mrs. w. A. John
son presided. A large attendance
was present. The next meeting to be
held November 3, will be under the
leadership of Mrs. /. II. Elliott. Sub
ject, growth of the Roman Catholic
church.
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For two weeks only" a reduced
price on three different styles of
mountings. Worth your while to in
vestigate. This chance is for you and
our friends. Satisfaction and Quality
is considered with each Photo, re
CARELESS of price. III w. 4th St. Tur-
ner Studio. 96t5
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Missionary Movement.

Cleveland, Oct. FLA decided i'm
petus will be given to the work of the
Laymen's Missionary Movement, ii is
expected. at the great convention to
be held here during the next three or
four days.
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Youngest Delegate WEEDS.

Dover. Del. Oct. 21.-JoAn Pretty
Holland. OF Milford. Del. will be
this afteronon to Miss Agnes
Downer at Whitneyville. Conn Hol
land Is distinguished both as a Demo
crat and a Methodist. He was a dele
gate to the Democratic convention
that nominated Bryan for the second
time and attained wide notoriety as
the youngest delegate ever sent to q
national convention. having at the
tine barely attained majority.
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o oPPoRTUNITY.

Mr.. Investor this Is your chance
A modern four-rooned cottage, with
pretty lawn. plenty Shade trees and
an artesian well; located in the best
residence section of the city-The
for selling-owner expects to
leave the city. Apply or address Real,
care Record. 96tf.
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Notice.

All persons are hereby warned not
TO modest or use water from the
that were erected to supply
water for street sprinkling purposes,
without first making arrangements
through the Water Works Once.
Oct. 20, 1909. ]. w. Bennett,
Supt. Water & Sewer Dept.
QTf4
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$500, 00U TO loan on irrigated farms.
long time loans. interest payable an
nually with privilege to pay of loan
before DUE. B. Herbst. Financial
Agent, 800 N. Main. OPP. p. o.
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Do o save any of your income!
A few shares of stock in the Roswell
Building & Loan Association will train
you in the habit.-R. H. McCune, Sec
rotary and Manager. 91t10
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Clyde Fulton and w. d.. Rushing re
turned last night from a visit of sev
eral days at Mr.. Rushing's claim at
Elida.
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Mr.. n Mrs. Leo Halliburton went
TO their old home i'm Dexter last night
TO spend a day or two visiting rela
tiVeS.
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Dick DAWSON, of HageTman. IT,
turned last night from a trip to Kan
sas and other central states on land
and immigration business.
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Illinois Y. M. C.. A.

Champaign. Ill, Oct. 21.-Delegates
from all of the Young Mem Christian
Associations of Illinois are arranging
today for the t-hirty-seventl annual
state convention, which will be held
in this city and at Urbana and at the
University during the next three days.
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A. B. Gerrells returned to his home
in Artesia last night after spending
a few days here getting up a perna-
nent Pecos Valley exhibit which he Is
planning to maintain at Dallas. He
took from Roswell a &c pound sugar
beet for the exhibit.
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Hold \ Milk Contest

P~ittsburg, Sci. 21.-Nearly all OF
the iairynen supplying milk to Pitts
burg have entered exhibits in a con
test held today by the Chamber OF
Commerce. which offers prizes for the
purest milk and Q and tae clean
est dairy farm.
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Judge and Mrs. VIM. II. Pope re-
turned last night from their visit at Ell
Paso and went through TO Carlsbad for
the re-opening of court. A. l.. Hull.
jr.. who was here during their absence
vent to Carlsbad last night also.
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A fine new 8 room mouse 2 story,
d In every respect z large
porches, close in, closets. reception
hall. every thing complete, $3,150.-
Roswell Title & Trust Company.
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1903 Crop of Pecans.

We have just received a shipment
of 1909 Crop OF shelled Pecans, that
are nice and fre:h.-Kipling's Candy
Store.
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Alfred Cohn, formerly a salesman
for the Jaffa, Prayer e. Co., came In
this morning from the south as travel
ing representative of a wholesale
house.
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Gard of Thanks.

We desire to thank each and every
one. also the societies that SO kindly
assisted us during he last illness of
our daughter and sister.
Mrs. r. j. Rains.
Miss Mamie Bradshaw,
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Mrs. Bernard Pos returned to her
home in Artesia last night after
spending n few days here with Mr..
Pos. who is in Roswell looking after
business.
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Cottage prayer meeting will be held
tonight at 1870 at the home of Rev.
William Rhodes, at the corner of Sew
enteenth street and North Lea venue
All are cordially invited to attend.
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QUALITY EATS
T. c. MARKET.

The Record stated yesterday that
Mrs. Charles Whiteman was confined
10 her home on ccount of sickness.
II should have said that A. l.. White
man the city councilman. is sick. Mr..
Whiteman was able to be up and about
the house today.
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A LINE OF LADIES HATS AT
$3.50 WHICH Is A SURPRISING
VALUE~OYCE-PRUiT CO.
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K. K. K.

Lumbe Cheap. About 5000 feet
of good ~ship-lapping. Slightly used
VIII sell cheap. Call T. c.. Market. 2t6.
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Miss Nadine Briggs. who was here
a week visiting Mrs. w. NJ. Montgom-
cry, left last night for her home in La
Luz. N. M.
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B. A. Stewart left last night for
Dallas. to spend ten days looking az
ter business while visiting the Dallas
fair. He will also stop at other towns
In central Texas.
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We have several 5 and 10 acre
blocks both improved and unimproved
close in to sell.-Roswell Title 4
Trust Company.
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for outing and mountain trips.-rel
ephone 1s2.-R- B. Jones. prop. 743m.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Marchant went
TO Artesia last night to spend a few
days with friends.
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If you want to see, see US
Valley Optical kompanY.
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]. p. Wetmore returned this morn
ing from a business trip down the
DAD.
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Christian Endeaxor

Georgetown, Del, Oct. 21.-The
State Christian Endeavor Society be-
gan its nnual convention here today.
10 continue through tomorrow.
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w. w. Gatewood went TO Carlsbad
last night to attend court.
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Walter L. White left last night for
Monterey. Mexico TO ook at a ranch
and the stock thereon as a prospective
buyer.
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DIR. G.. A. Lipp left last night for
Carlsbad ON a business trip.
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. Extra Select OYSTERS.

Try our Booths Extra Select Oys-
ters in cans and seal shipt Oysters
in lbulk.-Roswell Meat Market. 9Stf.
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See Evernan before you build. |
guarantee satisfaction. Phone 1O7 and
/ will call. 9Otf
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I guarantee To move you without de-
facing your furniture.-E. s. Mundy,
Transfer, phone SO. S0tlm
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Notice to Realty Dealers
/ hereby withdraw from the mar
ket my property near Hagerman.
J. c. Turner. 97t3s
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DON'T AL TO SEE THE LADIES
HATS AT $3.50. SEE OUR WINDOW.
-OYCE-PRUiT co.
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1ooo c.rop Of peeans.

1909 Crop OF Pecans.
We have just received a shipment
of 1909 Crop of shelled Pecans. that
are nice and fresh.-Kipling's Candy
Store.
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BLOCK OF STORES
BURNS IN MIDLAND.
Midland, Texas, Oct. 1S.-Fire, dis
covered about AIS this morning. tot
ally destroyed a business block front
ing $50 feet on Iowa avenue.
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Librarians in Session

Librarians in Session.
Ottawa, Kan, Oct. 21.-Librartans
of the Sunfiower State net here today
in ninth annual session.
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j. ]. Boyd was here from Lake Ar
thur today looking after business af
fairs.
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s3.75 WILL BUY you A HAT AT
JOYCE-PRUITsS.
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Legal blanks. all kfnds.-Record
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Best printing at Record Oflce.
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Business Men Meet

Business Men Meet
Waterbury, Conn, Oct 21.-A ses-
sion of the State Business Men AS
ISOLATION was opened here today.
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Voice and Piano Instruction
r. A. A. CHASE
STUDIO, Corner Main and 5th
Boellner. the jeweler. has 1t cheaper

Boellner, the jeweler. has 1t cheaper
DIR. G.. A. Lipp left last night for
Carlsbad on a business trip.
If you I'M to see. see us
Valley Optical konpanY.
s3-75 WILL BUY YOU A HAT AT
JOYCE-PRUIT'S.
w. w. Gatewood went to Carlsbad
last night to attend court.
j. p. Wetmore returned this morn
Ing from a business trip down the
road.
See Evernan before you build. I
guarantee satisfaction. Phone 1O7 and
/ will call. soft.
j. j. Boyd was here from Lake Ar
thur today looking after business af-
fairs.
I guarantee To move you without de-
facing your furniture.-E. s.. Mundy,
Transfer, phone SO. S0tln
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Marchant went
TO Artesia last night to spend a few
days with friends.
Legal blanks. all kfnds-Record
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-05-07

The COuntry's Candy Bill.

I And he gets his candy all right, {"
commented the man who told the
story-"a double quantity in each place
at that. His small sister. who joins
in time every sewing class in the
neighborhood, to say nothing Of two
Sunday schools, fares even better"
Cases like this justify the philan-
thropic worker. he thinks, in estimat-
ing an average of two pounds to each
person, although presumably many
Of the 1000, 0O0 he has in mind viii
get only half a pound of candy and
some none at ALL.
In this case the total of 100000
pounds multiplied by Is snts, the av-
erage price paid a pound, gives $780,
coo. OF the other classes about 1,OOO,-
600, it is estimated, average three
pounds each during the holidays for
gifts and private consumption. The
cost Of 100000 pounds at 40 cents a
pound, totals $1.2OO,000.
Half of another million of people,
this man thinks. buys about four
pounds of candy each, at an average
of so cents pound, making 100000.
Still another half million persons are
credited with two pounds each, or
100000 pounds, at an average cost
of % cents, giving a result of $250,000.
In the last class the compiler Of fig-
ures said, half a pound day is near
err the average consumption, but he
wanted to be conservative.
Footed up, the total included in this
mans estimate of the cost of New
York's holiday consumption of candy
is $3,05O, 1000, which is far below the
estimate given by candy manufacture
ers. one of whom who deals in the
higher grades principally, gives total
larger than this for his own manu-
features alone Another says his or
ders for churches and schools reach
! 200 tons, or 10000 pounds
In a certain high class retail candy
store few days before Christmas one
days sales amounted to $4,000. Null
tiply this by. fiye.or six days sales and
add to this the sales of at least thirty
stores of the same grade where one
dollar a pound is, paid for bonbons
and five-pound boxes sell as readily as
half pounds Sell in Tenth or Second
avenue, and then keep on adding the
probable sales of the many hundreds
of candy sho6s not to mention the de-
partment store candy counters, sprink-
led all over New York and the result,
without taking into account the piles
of candy bought in bulk for Christmas
entertainments reaches figures which
make the sum NJ over $3,OO8,O9O spent
for candy in tel days or so seem quite
modest.-New York Sun.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-05-07
RICE IN The PHILIPPINES.
Chief Factor in Balance of Trade
Against the Islands.


The main obstacle to wiping out the
balance of trade against the Philip
pines, which should under normal con-
ditions be large creditors in the
worlds markets, has been the forced
importation of rice, on account of the
inability through loss of work animals
and other local misfortunes to produce
this principal article Of food at home
in sufficient quantities to supply the
necessities.
During the last ten years $6O,0SS, 10S
almost double the entire circulating
medium of the country, and equivalent
to approximately $3.50 for each inhab-
liant of the islands-has been sent to
the East Indies for the purchase of
rice, says the Colonial Review.
The total importations of this peri
cd amounted to 1,S3S,917 tons, repre-
senting in value over 81 percent of
the entire purchases abroad. 1t is
true that such importations have di-
minished since 1904, when they reach
ed $11,54S,814, the highest of any one
year, but they are still proportionately
enormous, amounting to $5,SG1.25
during the fiscal year 1908, or 10 per-
cent of all imports, an increase of 81
1893, 7G3 over those of 1907.
When it is understood that an ex-
penditure, including cost and charges
before reaching the consumer, of
something more than s1OOOOO,OOO has
been made upon foreign rice during
ten years, an average of, say, 100000
600 year, of which no less than ST.
77S,715 was expended during the fiscal
year under discussion, in country the
climate and soil of which are adapted
to the profitable production of this ar
ticle, the serious side of this trade
condition is apparent.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-05-07
our Polite conaresman.

The Hon. Cy Sulloway of New Hamp-
shire, brother TO the mountains, is
rated as the biggest man in the house.
The Hon. Charles Blakeslee Law OF
New York makes a strong showing
for the distinction Of being the small
est. They were seen together in the
street, according to current story.
There go the two politest men in
congress, said an officer of the house.
"How's that?"
Because they're both polite clear to
the limit. The other day they were
riding together on a street car and a
lady came in. Law gave her his seat.
At the next corner two ladies got in,
and Sulloway got up and gave them
both seats. Each did all he could. -
Boston Journal.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-05-07
LATE NEWS NOTES.
General.

According TO present plans. the Of
ficeTs of the United Confederate Vet
Grams viii make the unwilling o. the
statue Of General Stephen D. Lee,
late commander-in-chief, one OF the
principal features of the reunion IN
Memphis, early in June. The site OF
the statue is in the Vicksburg Nation
al park, but arrangements are now
being completed to run special trains
to the park from Memphis, as soon
as the final bail is over, early on the
morning of June II, and the unveiling
will take place at 2 O'Clock that after
noon. The ceremonies in connection
with the unwilling will form part OF
the official program of the reunion.
The most unusual sentence ever
served in the state penitentiary was
begun and completed at Baton Rough,
La, in one day. 1t was that of FL
more Williams, a negro, sentenced to
one hour in prison for involuntary
manslaughter. Williams made more
money in serving his sentence than
he had ever made before in his life,
being given upon his discharge, the
customary S. in cash, new suit OF
clothes and pair of shoes.
Rev. Charles ]. Little, president Of
the Garrett Biblical institute, deliver
ed the commencement address to the
fifty-four graduates. of the Chicago
Training school and told them their
task is not mere play and requires
the best efforts of Intelligent women.
The abolition Of poverty and disease,
he declared, is the great work OF the
twentieth century. mo amount of
sobbing and sbfieking ever helps any
body" said Or. Little, "and much
that is in print in this age is merely
that, but there is no injustice in it.
In no age has there been such a de-
mand upon women generally as in
our age and in no other age has there
been such selEitiyeness to the woes
of the race
G. Jefferson Davis, president, and
Arizona Bob" Gillepsie, vice presi-
dent of the Cincinnati Unemployed
Protective, associations are "hoboing'
their way To- Washington, where they
intend to present to President. Taft
and congress petition asking that
the government give employment to
the nations jobless on the construc-
ton of great national road from
New York to San Francisco. The Pc
tition is signed by Drs. C. L. Boni-
field and L. S. Golfer, of the Cincin-
natl Automobile club, and by Park
Superintendent J.. w. Rodgers, who is
chairman of the executive committee
of the Good Roads Federation of
Ohio.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-05-07
G. c. HOLIDAY. Publisher.
The London Teacher has been loo

The London Teacher has been look
Ing into the marriage rate at Man
chester university, and found that Of
600 women who achieved degrees only
GA have married. At Manchester the
young woman and the young man sit
side by side. And only IL Of the $50
have mated themselves with male
graduates.