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BARGAIN
PIEDMONT BY THE LAKE BUNGALOW

PIEDMONT BY THE LAKE BUNGAIoW
A beautiful new, modern basement under the
rear six room bungalow a sunny corner
with an unobstructed marine view This
bungalow has two freplaces, large living room
and large reception hall; built for a home
by the present owner, but owing to increased
eastern interests they must return there This
property is easily worth $4,000, but will be
sacrificed for $500 on terms If desired
purchaser can buy furniture C317ol
REALTY BONDS AND FINANCE CO.
1112 Broadway.
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THIS WEEKS BERKELEY BARGAINS.

s., S50-Terms: bungalow; modern and attrac-
tive; rooms and bath; lot 40x135; in a
beautiful part of North Berkeley; near all
car lines; a great bargain.
S3, ,500-The very finest new > room shingled
bungalow ever offered for the money in
laid hardwood floors, l1rge fireplace,
srtiStically selected interior finish; lot 40x
no; east of Shattuck and only blocks
from Ashby station; $500 to $500 down.
$50 a month; the one who secures this
home will be fortunate.
81, $500 you know that charming OaklawD
tract. right at the Claremont Key Route
and College av.? Then this should inter-
est you. Just being finished. bungalow of
3 rooms contains everything new and
artistic that can be thought of; buy II
now and have il finished to suit your
taste; $1,000 down and $50 per month;
lot 5Ox150. south front.
So, ,0O0-Beautiful room Queen Anne cottage;
on sunny side of Webster st. east of Tel
egraph av.; sun porch. hardwood floors;
everything IN apple pie order; lot 4Ox1OO:
will take good lot as part payment, easy
terms on balance.
50, 9,500-Beautifully finished room house; Clare
mont Park; slightly view; grand location;
hardwood floors. beamed ceilings, balcony
and sleeping porch. Ruud water heater
very complete and up TO date in every
particular: very easy terms.
S11, ,0O0-Terms; beautiful residence OF rooms.
consisting of living room. dining room.
reception hall, den, kitchen and butler's 5
pantry ON first floor, and large bedrooms
with 2 baths on second floor; has large
cement basement. hardwood floors and is
furnace heated: lot 61x105; east of Col
lege ay.: in the very best district OF
Berkeley; this was built for home
urnnn T. IT aTTr1T CO
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

WOOD & TATUM CO.,
21S5-S7 Shattuck av. Phone Berkeley 905.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER A BARGAIN

FOR SALE BY OWNER BARGAIN.
Beautiful 9 room story home in Piedmont by
the Lake, designed by prominent architect. alb
solutely new and modern in every detail: finest
workmanship and splendid design; paneled
walls and beam ceilings especially designed:
large kitchen with cooling and hot closets; open
floors; book cases; den; best plumbing fixtures
obtainable; shower bath. etc: lot 40x11O: street
trees; house never occupied going east
See GORDON, 1OOS13 Broadway. phone Oak $3.50.
BARGAIN
New room house. with It. porch, Mission
mahogany finish: fine mantel; gas CRATE, elec-
trio fixtures best nickel plumbing; 2 toilets.
porcelain bath and basin; extra large windows
and sun In every room: for sale for $3.50; lot
45x125; garage and chicken yard inclOsed; this
property has a frontage Of 45 feet on Pied
mont av. and only minutes to Key Route de-
pot: good automobile taken in part payment
IL desired; must double in value in the next
years E. A. BUSHELL, owner, 100 Moss
av.. Oakland.
BY owner. Z room new house, mission through
out; location high unexeelled: near car lines
and Key Route: shower and tub baths; sleep
ing porchi good yard; house piped for heat;
cement basement; price So OOO 17S Kempton
St, Oakland; phone Oakland 1894.
SPRING HOUSE CLEANING
Biggest. brand new, . room house in East Oak
land; all modern and on 5Ox140 foot lot; all
phone evenings. Merritt 1891. BEAUMONT.
FOR sale-Fine suburban residence in Oakland:
35 minutes from San Francisco; lot 5Ox120:
rooms and bath; handsomely finished: bard
wood floors; price $4,000 Address box 3295,
Call office, San Francisco
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE.
New 5 r. bungalow Just completed; near Key
Route: marine view: $500 down bal like rent;
$4,000 Owner. 1920 Broadway. Oakland.
HOUSES for sale or built after your own plan;
quired balance like rent. ". c. LEyERICH.
IL Telegraph
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OAKLAND REAL EsTATE-confinued

WHY PAY RENT?
$3.50 DOWN.
$50 To $40 A MONTH.
There bsve been some very happy people take
advantage of these easy terms this past month.
and, knowing that some more want to- / want
you to come out Sunday, March -, to 10th and
Coronado and see them for yourself. You Will
find my statesmen there TO show the houses and
explain the prices and terms.
From San Francisco take Key Route TO 10th
and Broadway, only short walk north to the
bungalows
From Oakland or Berkeley take College av.
cars and get on at 49th and walk west blocks.
3, l. SPENCE.
2I2 Bacon Block,
Oakland 5S9S. Oakland, Cal.
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COTTAGE SNAP
$2,250-Modern cottage, rooms, bath; oox15o;
barn, driveway hothouse; street work
complete; near Key Route. (43)
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TELEGRAPH AVENUE CORNER.
SIS 900 story building with stores; modern
fronts; apartments above; fine business
corner on a splendid street. (5S5)
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2S acres, 216 miles from San Jose; 20 acres bear
ing orchard and acres alfalfa; flowing ar
tesian wells furnish plenty of water; room
house; complete outfit of outhouses, cutting
sheds etc: figures for the past years show
from Is 10 20 per cent NET on price of
$4,000: we have the figures here; half cash.
this is a fine income property offered to close
an estate; railroad station half mile from
ranch; buy now and get the benefit Of this
years big crop.
10 acres at Calistoga; acres level balance
tfllabIe: ? 500 vines: good 6 room house, barn.
etc; spring water; only S1,75O; sold for mort
gage
We have too many good country properties to
try to list them: all sections; some trade for
Berkeley Oakland.
DE KAY & CO, 2505 Shattuck av.,
Dwight way station. Berkeley 119.
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SAN ANsELMo real EsTATE


$175-San Anselmo bargain: 3 beautiful wooded
lots 50x120: water. street work, ETC.: min
utes walk to station. Ii. +. MANN, opp
depot.
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These properties are all close TO new proposed
-ecLrLc car line. Eull partieulars at my Office.
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lois Broadway. Oakland.
OFFER WANTED
Business lot in Market ST., inside of 22d: full
100 feet frontage, with full depth; owner is de-
sirous Of moving this property in the next few
days and will accept the first good proposition
that is offered; have tenant who Will lease
building this property If the new owner is
desirous Of building. win sell on terms or ex-
D. F. MINNEY. 422 11th St. Oakland,
Just east Of Broadway.
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MODERN DAIRY AND MILK RANCH
40 acres, best bottom land: rm- house, 20
mich COWS: $500 NTH. milk route; horses
chickens. orchard abundance of water piped
electric lights: II mile beach front; bargain; {;
IS 80. KREDO. 81 Sd ST.
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ATTENTION.
500 cash. balance as rent money; neat bunsa-
low, rooms. etc; lot 50x106 fruit. dow-
ers, ETC.; only S1,4OO
$500 cash, your rent money: new. 1is story.
Swiss cottage, rooms. bath. etc; L. min
utes from Broadway; price s.. 800.
Fine corner lot. 5Ox100. street work all done;
close to Key Route and Telegraph aY.i only
81 500.
Factory site, near Santa Fe railroad and city
new water 'front.' 100x1S3; only 81 800; viii
be worth $4,000 in 10 years.
STERNBERG-KEITH COMPANY,
406 18TH ST, OAKLAND, CAL.
'.READ THIS AD-"
SS.750-Residence of rooms and bath. stable,
tankhOuse, with lot 100x114; 1926 Haskell or
6Sth St, half block east of San Pablo av; fore
closure and a snap
S3,5OO-Res. OF 10 rooms. etc. with lot 99x70
block to Key Route station, Piedmont av.; a
bargain.
SS50-A room house and lot 25x130. near
cars and best bargain ever offered; half cash.
Sso0-A room house, 15x16 each, and lot
150x150; good well water and fruit trees. etc. !:
well located. By the ALDEN COMPANY, 10O3J5
Broadway, Oakland.
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ELEGANT APARTMENTS
5o, 900 cash-35 modern apartments on best cor
of block; every modern appliance;
completely furnished; steam heat through
OUT private baths; wall beds; northwest
corner. 123x1o0; 40 feet unimproved;
splendid renting district on 0akland's best
thoroughfare; pays 21 per cent net; su-
perior service; s. F. ferry trans
portation (510)
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LINDA VISTA

$500
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NovATo FARM LANDS,

FREDERIC. HEBARD & CO.,
Mayfield, Cal.
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LANDS.
s.. .0o0-6 acres: 5 room cottage. barn. wind
mil. tank. implements, horse. COW.
5000 acres; in town limits; house, barn.
vines and walnut trees.
Sl,I5O-7 acres all level fine land. county
road. close TO town.
S5.000-l0 acres; modern 8 room house, barn,
windmill tank: fully equipped; stock. etc.
$50 per acre. 500 acres: wslnuts: 80 acres
old vines: > houses barns. fully equipped.
S19 900-63 acres; modern cottage; highly i'm
proved and hne income.
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NEAR CLAREMONT KEY ROUTE
81, ,S00-2 story house in fine condition; rooms
mp, 8 rooms down; baths; arranged for
families; 35x120; st. work complete. (51l
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$500.
BEAUTIFUL LOT,
5Ox130 Large oak trees
All improvements complete.
Key Route station two blocks.
Street car half block
ROBERT A. SMITH,
1014 Broadway Oakland
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN?
New and modern room house: must be sold :
owner in city only for few days; house on lot
with frontages: X block to r. R. station. y
blocks to Grove ST. cars; $500 or more down.
balance same as rent. Call or write, S96
59th ST., Oakland.
BEAUTIFUL French bungalow, with oak floors
and grand location; must be sold less than
cost. Phone Piedmont 1913 Immediately.
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NAPA CnrNTY

GEO. ". AUSTIN. I01s Broadway,
Oakland Cal
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BELONGS To AN ESTATE AND MUST B

FEHREN- ROBINSON COMPANY.
3Za First National Bank building. s. F.
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Fine corner lot. 50x10O. street work all done:
close TO Key Route and Telegraph aY.; only
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$500 cash, your rent money: new. 1is story.
Swiss cottage, rooms. bath. etc; l. min
utes from Broadway; price 81, 500.
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NAPA COUNTY

TAYLOR BROS. & CO.,
1886 Broadway. Oakland. Cal.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24
The KsOpular Verdict
And The Beef Trust.

Outside Of the State of New York
the vote wts less against Roosevelt
ism than against Rcpublicanisn in
general. Probably the bulk Of the
vote outside Of New
York was against the high prices as
fostered BY Republican policy That
such is the understanding in quar-
tiers where the returns caused most
anxiety would seem to be indicated
by the sudden decline in the prices
Of meats so soon after the election.
We should hesitate to assert that
the Beef Trust 'barons" are hasten
ing to appease the popular wrath
that found expression III the BALLOT
box on the Sth of November, there
being such great variety Of other
trust "barons" that have not yet
followed suit; but, to say the least,
the prompt decline in meat prices
after the peoples verdict was heard
is remarkable coincidence.
The fall Of prices of all ncces-
saries controlled by the Beef Trust
and allies combined, after constant
forcing up for years, must be moro
than a mere matter Of cnance. II
other trusts fail to do likewise it may
mean merely that they arc less az
tute and therefore less inclined to
sacrifice u small part Of their profits
with a view to stavc off sweeping
tariff reduction by compulsory legis-
lation.
OF course the law Of supply and
demand under ordinary conditions
may account for rise or fall in
prices. Millions having been spar
ing in the use Of high-priced meat
for 50 long. and the cold storage
warehouses having thus become gur-
gel with surplus material, 4 fail lii
prices may have been inevitable III
any case. But the action Of the
Bcef Trust has been Iikcned to that
of the kentucky coon which re-
marked, on facing the uncrring
marksman's rifle: Don't shoot;
I'll come down ''--and we arc in
clincd to believe that there is force
in the comparison Macon Tele-
graph.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24

NOTICE il hereby given to all parties
interested, that on the 18th day Of Deem
Der, 1910, the undersigned as guardian
for Latira Miriam Rhodes Of the County
Of Lee, will make applicationto the Judge
Of the Superior Court Of the Southwestern
Strtlditial Circuit, for All order to sell the
following described lands Of said minor,
to-wit:--
One tract or parcel Of land containing
Ninety-Nine and one-fourth acres more
or less, being part Of the West half Of lot
No. % in the 18th District Of Sumter
County, Ga, known as the Britt VIII
lams place, and bounded OH tho North
by Webb, on tho East by X. j.
Williams and the public road, for the
purpose Of rc-investing the proceeds
arising from the sale Of said property in
the following described property
The late residence of G. A. Rhodes, be-
ng d lot containing One and Three
forths acres, situated In the town Of
Smithville, Ga, bounded on the North by
John Griffin, OH the East by r. Goodroe,
South by Hall Stewart, West by Jack
Mann. Which il the property Of Mrs.
.Iossey Rhodes Cowart. also forty-fivc
acres Of land lying North West Of the
Enfaula branch Of the South Western Il.
r. being a portion of lot No. 4 in the 18th
District Of Lee County, Ga, bounded on
the South by said Railroad
The reason for making this application
for an order to cell for a REIMBURSEMENT,
being that the undersigned is guardian Of
said Minor, and owing to the place other
residence and the residence of said Minor,
she can better look after the use Of said
lands than the land now owned by said
minor. N
Also because the property which she
now Owns will produce as rent six bales
of cotton per anntm, whereas the pro.
pcrty It Is desired to purchase with said
funds will produce az rent, for the house
$l4i.0O per annum and for lands bales
Of cotton.
Also becaiise said house isthc residence
Of the late q A. Rhodes, and all Of ii IL
situated in and near the town Of Smith
vile, and IL likely to enhance in vaIue
more rapidly than the land which Is now.
owned bysaid minor.
Said application 10 bic heard at Ameri-
cts, Ga, at 10 o'clock, A. M, Decent
Der 18th, 1910.
This November 9th, 1910.
MRS. G. a. RHODEE,
Guardian Of Laura Miriam Rhodes.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24
Big Business Deal.

In the purchase by the new firm
Of Stovall and Yoeman Of a large
share Of the farming and all Of the
local merchandise interests Of Mr.. j..
a. Lipsey there was consummated
on Monday tho largest single bush
ness deal that has been carried
through here in many years.
BY the terms Of the purchase,
which has been formally closed, Mr..
IIipsey turns over to the new firm
his farming interests, with all ryo-
perry appertaining thereto, on the
.Iordan and the Gardner Hill plan
tasions near here and his large gem
cral merchandise establishment in
Leesburg, the sum Of $35, 900 hav-
ing been agreed upon as the pur-
chase pric.,
The members Of the new firm are
Mcssrs. III. r.. Stovall and S. J..
Yoeman, two of the youngest, most
aggressive and best known business
men in Leesburg. Each member Of
the firm has already had wide and
successful experience in the field Of
buoiness upon which he now enters
more extensively. Messrs. Stovall
and Yoeman are universally popu-
lar, and The Journal joins its good
wishes with those Of their wide circle
If friends who wish them success.
Mr.. Stovall was for many years con-
nected with Mr.. Lipscy's large store.
Mr.. Yocman is q member Of the
firm Of Lipsey & Yocman, furniture
dealers.
The i'll health Of Mr.. Lipsey, who
has been engaged successfully in the
farming and mercantile business
here for many years, caused him to
dispose of this large portion of his
property. He still has. remaining
several plantations, to which he will
give his attention III the future.
Mr.. Lipsey has been unwcll for
some time but is now greatly inn
proved. He is contemplating a trip
to Hot Springs, Ark, to recuperate
his strength. His genial good ma
turc and generosity has brought him
wide succ, IS. His many friends will
be glad to know Of his convalescCne
and join TIE Journal in hope for
his complete and rapid recovery.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24
Notice of Application TO Open
New Public Road.
GEORGIA, Lee County:

OTsOIsNiA.At lleG OOuklty
w. II. Ncwsom, Julian Price, II. Il,
Long, Sr,, Mrs. NJ. 3. Heath, Mrs. g.
NJ. Bync, and others, having applied for
the opening and establishment Of new
public road, to-wit: From the p,ihlic
roads on the East and West sides II Kin.
cllafoonee creek, via the Bync Ely place
bridge, - posite Century: and tiHC Rec
viewers having been appointed to mark
out the same, and ha%ing made tlivir ".
port Under oath, recommending In ~.
Establishment asapublic utility as follows:
Commencing on the public road Oh tl1
south side Of ], r. Longs place, thence
cast along the north side Of the woods Oh
the place Of Mira j. d. Little, 70 Mrs &.
NJ. Byne's Ely place, thence straight Il,
Kinchaioonee creek at point 20 or 80
yards below where the present settlements
road strikes the said creek, and at this
point we tccominend the location Of tIm
bridge eventually, and from this bridge
point east to strike the present road at tbs
south side ct clilstsrOf Iin1c-sinks, themes
east the course Of the present settlements
road TO the public road leading fSess
Leesburg TO Albany we ftfTtIler rero,n.
mend that the said settlement road 10
used for tho prescnt--frCn the above
named point where said road touches tho
creek, to the point where the above re-
commended new road taps this Tosd below
the lime-sinks"
And IL appearing that ali owners Of
lands traversed by said proposed new
road as marked out and applied for, arv
signers Of said petition; Notice is hereby
given that said application will be finally
granted on the first Tuesday in December
next, at the meeting of this board, If no
sufficient cansc is shown to the contrary.
This the lst day Of November, 1910.
/. r. COCEE, Co. Comm.
A. J, POWELL, Go. Connrr.
N. MINCHFW, Co. Comnr.,
The above Is true extract from thc
minutes Of the Beard. This Noy, End,
1910. JAMES MORGAN, Clgrk Of
County Commissioners.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24

We wish to say that owing to our
growing business we expect to make
improved arrangements for print
ing Tho Journal and hope from
time to time, to make The Journal
more interesting to its patrons. We
trust they will continue to extend
to US their loyal sympathy and sup
port, and in turn we will endeavor
to make the Journal Of service to
them.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24

On last Tuesday the writer hap
pened to witness two sales, one at
Lecsburg and one at Smithyille. At
each sale there were small pigs sold
supposed to net from 20 to 30 lbs.
each, and they brought from $4.45
to $3.50 each, with money bidders.
Farmers of Lee county, here is your
opportunity to retrieve the losses Of
a short cotton crop. We have heard
of sales Of turkies at from Is to 20
cents per pound gross. Farmers
wives, here is your opportunity to
he p make good income.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24
Meeting Of Forty Two

Mrs. Herbert Sanford entertained
delightfully."- the Forty-Two Club on
last Thursday afternoon. After the
game was concluded, at which Mrs.
Goode Price maue the highest score,
delicious sefreshmeuts were served.
Among those present were Mes
DANES Goode Price, Eliza Price,
Linnie Jordan, D. J. Reagan, +. w.
Love, I. Cobb Tharpe, Herbert San
ford, Fannie Ramsey, and Misses
Lucibel Bunkley and Marcia Ram
sey.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24
SMITHVILLE

Miss May Rose Rooney, Of Allan
Ia, is the guest for few days of
Mrs. Sames Salter.
Mrs. e. M. McAfec and little son,
Emmette, are visiting her parents,
Rev. and Mrs, 7. R. McMichael, in
Boston.
Mrs. E. F. Goodroe and children,
Mildred and Roland, Of Atlanta,
are the guests for several weeks Of
Mrs. Goodroc.
Miss Florice Jones, Of Dawson, il
the attractive guest Of friends here
for a week.
Mrs. j. G. Eastman entertained
the Embroidery Club very pleasantly
Friday afternoon at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. saIter.
A salad course with hot chocolate
was served.
B. l. McKenney and little daugh-
tors, Kate, Helen and Annette, and
Marguerite Davis, spent the Thanks
giving holiday with Mr.. and Mrs.
L. S. Drvis, in Oakfield.
Mrs. c.. r. Hunter and little
daugter, Annie Laurie, of Chicago,
arrived last week, and will spend
several months here, the guests Of
Mrs. Matte Rhodes.
4. R. Mckinney, Of Atlanta. is
a few days this week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. /.
MCKenney.
Mrs. Reid Crittendcn, Of She'll
man, is visiting relatives here this
week,
Miss Mamie May Thomas, Of
Dawson. is the guest for a week Of
Miss Lorena Cobb.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24
HOWE Thia9

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward,
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot 10
cured by Halls Catarrf Cure.
r. j. CHENEY & co. Toledo, q.
We, the undersigned, have known j..
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe.
him perfectly honorable in ali business
transactions and fnancially able 10 carry
out any obligations made by his Arm.
WALDING, KIxy..N Il MAKvtN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and InucOm4
surfaces Of the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price Is cents per bottle Sold by
all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24

John a. Forester and family have
moved to the new residence erected
by j. P. Galloway just out Of the in-
limits on the road to Hol-
lis place. John is q hustler in what
ever he undertakes, and we predict
some good farming by him another
year.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24

'One pleasant thought abGnt
Thanksgiving ii that turkey is new
cheaper than bacon, says The
Augusta Herald. And this m0ves
The Hawkinsville Dispatch to an.
ctuously remark: THERE'S another
thought about it that is very consol.
ing to the country editor, and that
is he is not compelled to have either
in order to give thanks. -Blakely
Reporter.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24
For Leave to Sell LanA
and Personality.


TO Wnox II MAY coScsRx 6.
McClaIn, ~ Administrator on the eptatg
Of g. A. Rhodes, deceased, having thiA
day made application for leave to scl tl,S
undisposed Of real estate, and all tha
personal property, belonging 70 the cststu
Of said 9. A. Rhodes, for the purpCse ~
distribution among the heirs at law Of
said g. A. Rhodes.
All persons Interested are cited to siicw
catlscsand Gle objection, If any, TO tho
sale of.said real estate, which Is fully de-
scribed in the application, 81 the Dccem-
her term 1910, Of the Court Of Ordinary
Of Lee County, and why said leave tcscil
should not DO granted. This Nov. 9TH,
1910. GEO. G. EDWARDS, Ordinary.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24
POSTED.

Notice is hereby given that my
lands, known as the Bond, Jones and
Fowltown plantations, in Lee coun-
ty, Ga, are legally posted, and all
persons are warned not to hunt, fish
or otherwise trespass on same. This
Nov. End, 1910. At
MRS, j. D. LITTLE. !.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24

]. B. Tyler and family will remove
to Cordele soon. This is another
serious loss to Lcesburg and lee
county. We regret to see our good
fcnlilies leave us, and, though we
regret it, we bid them much success
in their new homes.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-24

On Saturday last, p. NJ. Fuller
received a hurried call to the bedside
of his mother, Mrs. T. s.. Fuller, of
Geneva, Ga, but, upon arrival
there found her improving, and
later news reports continued im-
provemcnt.