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New-York tribune., 1911-07-20
HAMMETT REACHES T0P.C0OPERSTOWN -FOUR WINS
Defeats 0'Brien in Lawn Tennis
on SiWanoy Courts.

Alfred D. IIammett. the Young BronXville
player. won his place yesterday in the final
round Of the Siwanov Country Club singles
on the club courts at Mount Vernon. He
had as an opponent J. l.. O'Brien, who
worked his way into the semi-final round
by beating +. A. Fall in the third round.
In the match against Brien, Hammett
went TO work in real earnest from the mo-
ment he served the first ace. Imparting all
the sting he could 10 his forehand drives.
he sent the ball Whizzing into O'Brien =
court. Whenever the chance offered Ham
NETT would hy to the net for XIII. and ne
was nearly successful every time he made
q sally. The first set fell TO Hammett
easily at 81, but as the play advanced In
the second set O'Brien learned to handle
Hammett's drives and he put up de-
cidedly better game than he did at hrst.
Hammett always held him safe. and the
Pronxville expert won at 6-3. Hammett
will play the winner Of the Rosenoaun-
Pehr match for the title.
In the doubles Cedric Major and II. L.
Johnson reached the final round after an
exceedingly hard afternoons play. Their
final session at the nets was 10 hnlsh the
match against Beekman and l.atimer' one
set OF which was played the day oetore'
The latter pair put up bold defence, out
Major and Johnson finally won, with the
score Of Ga, 3-6, -. II was considered
the hardest match Of the tournament 50
far. In the second round Major and john
son met s 4. Schwartz and II. @. Pond
and contrary 10 expectations. the former
pair won with a lot to spare by the score
OF 80. 6-3 =
In the seml-fnal round Major and john
son had to meet G.. r. Coughlln ana r. T.
Rreck. There was some hard smasnins
ana long rallies. but out OF 1t MAJOR ana
Johnson emerged with the victory the
score in their favor being 6-', s-5'
The summary follows;
Mems singles-,Fourth round,.J. L. o'Rrion
defeated r. 4. Fau. IS, 6-2' T
Semi final round-A. u. ha'"'"e''
Men's doubes-oFirst roundl-C. Major % ara
u. l.. Johnson defeated II. Beeknan ana A'ii'u
La!lmSrdi sdaHnd yonndSc' Major and H I. Johnson
defeated s \. Schwartz and n. q. Fono' %
So ssm,-enal round-c Major and II. l.. John
son defeated g. r. Coughlin ara F. T. brecN'
/ G-3, 6-3
According to the announcement OF Dr'
Iamcs Dwight. president Of the United
| states Lawn Tennis Association. new
ranking committee has been appoihteu
| composed of Henry w. Slocum. RocKa"aS
! Uunting club: Raymond ID. Little "es'
| side Tennis club. and Niles ,. Charlock
West side Tennis Club and Crescent Atheu(
! C'Iub Charlock served on last year com
mittee with f. F.. Torrey and Harry TOT
rance. ir. Slocum will act az chairman, anc
| he will he remembered as the nauona
| champion OF 1888 and 1889. He is one OF
( those who play constantly, and as late al
last year appeared in some of the ioca
! tournaments Little and Charlock are aIs'
| active at the nets so this years cominltte'
! n,iaintanceship with the players
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20

Totals. 86s la27Is2 Totals "a 81 1e

.pat,ed for scbardt in the NTH inning.
sRattod for B.rk iu the ninth inning -
S,,,9i, -. ,.%plS' '''''''' % o q , Il %
80, an ses-St Louis. g. Brooklyn. g.
-r,vo-b base hits-EUG 90. Mowrey kon'tchN'
wheat Three base hit Burch. Home runs
ucIycr Evans sN Sacrifice flies HumineL Zlm-
norman Sacrifice hits-iIauser. GcNer Flrst
base on errors BROOKLYN, . Stolen bases
Bauser Daubert Wheat. Zimmerman 'oIb''
rlsv- tIumuei ana Daub'rt. Bases on balls
or Gevcr. 2: of Burk, !. struck out-by
Govor 3: nv Schardt q. b. Burk !. IN hL
r,,Cber-R, Gcver Zimmerman. Hits
chard, II IN 2 innings. m Gcycr I'm Is
innings. Time ~ '"P"'s '''h''' Gnu
Finneran.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20
PHILLIES WIN IN NINTH
Run That Counts Forced in by
Babe" Adams, of Pirates.

Philadelphia July ls.-The Phillies won
another game from the Pirates here to-
dav making a clean sweep Of the series.
The score was to 1, and victory came In
the last frame.
Adams pitched great ball until the ninth
inning when, after the home team tied
the score and had men on third ana sec
ond as the result Of three hits and an
error by Wagner, he purposely gave Doom
q bese on balls and then forced in the
winning run with a pass to Titus.
Reebe was forced to leave the game IN
tho second inning when he had his right
hand injured by drive OFF Wilson's bat.
,rhe scnre follows:
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20
llf F''i y
pIITr.ADELpHTA
PITTSpT RG.
Totals 80 81 10 / Totals as -iot25 4
sKan for Luderus In ninth.
+natted for cha liners In ninth.

sKan for Ludcrus in ninth.
4Ratted for Chalmers in ninth.
ION. out when winning run was scored.
pbilaJelnhis .....0 ~ ! -
n,,tsh,,rr % . q u 0-i
Tvo-base Wilson. Walsh Three bass
bf,-Wagncr Sacrinse hit-Walsh. stolen
h,.es"V'agner Iobert Struck out-By
Adams :. by Bcebe. ?. 10y Chalmers o.
Double plry-Knabc. Doolan and Luderus
Eirst base on errors-Phisdelphi >. Left on
ias,,- PItt.burg. :. Philadelphia, , First
has. on balls-On Adams, ?; on Chalmers, ].
Ifit bI pitcher-By Beebe ttlarke). Wid
rt,cb -Chalmers Pitchers record: Hits on
Ieeb. z and times at bat In one inning
none ont I'm secondD cha liners hits and 30
times at bat In innings Tlme-l'O 90 um-
pir,s-Klem and Brennan.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20
HOME RUN HELPS CUBS
Doyle's Long Hit Beats Boston
in the Eleventh Inning.

Boston. July 19.-Doy won to-days
game for the Chicago cubs by a score OF
Z 10 3 in the eleventh inning by batting
a home run over the left field fence scor-
ing Hoffman ahead Of him.
Herzog and Miller, who patched up nat
tors with the home team last nigh, APP
reared in the Boston lineup.
u-Io ..nro folloWS.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20
RED SOX STOP CLEVELAND
"Cy' Young Driven to Bench
and Kaler Is Hit Hard,

Cleveland, July 19.-After winning nine
straight games Cleveland was beaten by
Boston today at 10 TO ,. Young was
knocked out of the box in the third frame.
while Kaler was hit hard The batting
and pitching OF Woods were features of
the struggle.
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

LLiInlra, 3. Troy, Qst game).
Troy, 2. ErniTa ] "a gamel.
Albany g. BinghamtOn. 2 Ost gamel'
albany g. BinghamtOn. va saHlel
Scranton 8; Syracuse. ] (2d game)e
Wilkes Barre. 6, Utica, o'
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20
BUFFALO IN EVEN BREAK.

FIRST GAME.
At Montreal u H. T.
p,oat % - . = o o O--5 II 2
Montreal % q y q o.
r2st,erl.s- -MaIarkcy Corridor and Kllifer;
Eurke BurchcU. Carroll and Roth.
SECOND GAME.
Il n. T..
Montreal 30 o o . Y 10
DUetoln q q y o - o % 90
BATTERIES -Barberch and curtis; Brennan ana
NcAllister Tmpires-lIart and Kerlns.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20
SECOND GAME.
Totals 824I1I Totals o.. - / p II
sKattcd for Holmes In elghth lnnlns


Jersey CITY .........l u y
Sacrifice hit-Bailev Sacrifice ny--Abstor.
stolen base-Keily. First base on balls-Of
Ilolmes q; of Jones .. Struck out-By Holmes.
/. bv Vowinkle ! by Jones, 3. Hits-Oh
Holmes 2 I'm : innings. First base on errors
Newark /. Jersey city LEFT on bases
Newark 3 Jersel city. B. Double plays
nId,.n and ARler. Holmes and Smith: Gettman
and Abstoin. Timc-I: :25. Umpires Murray and
X lillian. Attendance 600
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20
Totals. 40 . 10 SO II = Totals a saa /
.sstted for Tone, in eighth inning.

.Batted for Toncy in eighth inning.
iran for Graham In eighth inning.
tisattcd for Nait'rr iu ninth inning
chicago "a u o q =
Roston q - o q O-3
Two-bsse sweeney. Archer. Home run
-povl. HitE--On Toney , In innings; on
Brown. in I. of Mattern, In .. on Pferer
> in . Sacrifice hits sweeney. Miller. DOYLE.
Kaiser Stolen base-MilleT Double PLAYS
Herzog sweeney and Tenncy, H"rzog and
sweeney. 1.oft on bases boston 10, chicago.
q First on balls-On Mattern. 4 on Toney
., on Pf,ncr . First on errors Boston. {.
chicago struck out-By Mattcrn, I, by
Toney ]. by Brown, : Time 10. Um-
pires- - Day and FmsIr.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20
Tho score follows
Totals .a34127i51 Totals 80 "a l2

sBa-,ed tor rJyrnpbries In tie seventh inn
ing tBsttcd for Gaspar In the ninth inning.
New York.. q 3 x
Cincinnati. ..... q q y" .
TwO-base hits Wilson, Mitchell, Beschei'
Nerkle. Thrce-base hits-Doyle, Mltchtn'
Home run-Merkle. SacrihCe hit-snoGg ass,
Stolen aseS-Fletoher. Balenti Left on bases
New York @. cincinnati. o. Double pay
Fletcher. DOYLE and Merkle. Bases on baHs
OF Ames T. Struck out-By Ames =. by
iiumphries. ]. by Gaspar, J. WIG pltch =,
Humphries Hts OF Humphries, IN .
innings. oN Gaspar. . in innings. Time
l.5G Tmuires-Iobnstone and Eason.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20
The score follow
Totals Al 10 10 81 "a Totals. ...sS 20 27
'Batted for Turner in ninth inning.
tBatted for Smith in ninth inning
1Batted for Kaler in ninth inning.

Boston .........3 > - 10
Cleveland ......0 u | O.
Two-base hits-Birminshsm. Jackson. Hooper,
Speaker. Three base hit--Wood. Sacrifice mis-
Lewis. Yerkes. Stolen bases-Wood. Engle.
Gardner. Double play-Yerkes, Wagner and
Engle Pitching record-Seven hits off Young
I'm 1-3 innings: hits off Kaer in 2-3
innings First base on balls-Young, >: Kaler.
2; Wood, l. Balk-Kaler Hit by pitched
balls-By Kaler . Speaker. Gardner Struck
out-Kaler. 2; Wood & Wild pitches-Young
!; Wood. =. First on errors-Cleveland, 1;
Boston, 3. Left on bases-Cleveland. Z:
Boston 10. Time-2:1l Umpires-Mullen
and Peirine
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20
Mrw ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.

I.ynn. 2; New Bedford. ].
Brockton. s. Iiaverhill. :;
Worcester. Y: Lowell. .. ,
Lawrence. 10; Fall RIVER
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20
Stevenson Helps Team Defeat
Great Neck.

Cedarhurst, Long Island. July l9--Taps
was sounded on tho polo tournament this
evening. when the Cooperstown four de-
feated Great Neck by score Of Il 10 3.
The two teams played for the Blizzard CUP
I'm the last match scheduled here. The up
state four allowed the Long Islanders five
goals by handicap. and then rode them all
over the field to win easily.
The feature Of the match was the Won
derful playing of Malcolm Stevenson. He
welded his mallet as though an interna
tional title were A stake. At times he
would score without the slightest assist
ance from any OF his mates, all of whom
would be strung out behind him and try
irg to back him up. Not once did Steven
son miss a shot Won Stade also played
well, tallying six goals 70 Stevenson's eight.
w X. Grace. who has just returned from
Europe, played forward for the Great Neck
team, and twice outwittcd Stevenson by
getting the lead and scoring, while Had
6en made two goals on driobled ball
from Burden.
The lineup follows:
CooPERsTowN GREAT NECK.
No. 1-E $. Won 10. ". r. D,,lIsS Grace. I:
Xo2J 10 4 s,svd RswIIns No 81 HaSden; %iiS,r
! Back-F. \. Clark. jr. ..........,...... 3
Total ............l6I Total ..............ll
Cooperstown-By earned goals, II. Goals
scored BY Stevenson. 3; by Won S'ade. 8; by
Rawlins. 3 Great Neck By earned goals. 4; by
b. Grace. .; by Hadden. 2 Referee Seward
Cary. Timer and scorer-Joseph Lynch
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20
KEEN GOLF ON DEAL LINKS.

I'm the mdweek competitions at the Deal
Golf and Country club yesterday w. w.
Peacock, r.. won in the open event. A. j.
Mcclure in Glass 4 and VI. Kellogg in the
Class B handicap. The scores follow
OPEN HANDICAP
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20
FIRST GAME
Totals 80 4027l4l Totals. .s5 10 "a 3


'Bsttcd FOR Kissingor in ninth inning.
Newark ...........0 3 *
Jersey city ........O o U-l
stolen bases--Louden, BAILEY. Resms. Two
base hits-I9e Never First base on balls-Of
Lee 2: off Kissinger, I. struck out-By Lee =
hy Kissinger Z Passed bsll-Tonneman. First
base on errors Newark. 2 Jersey City. !. Left
on bases-Newark 6. Jersey CITY, Double
play Kelly, Loudcn and Smith Time 40
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20
FIRST GAME
Totals. 94727 IA? Totals DO . . -

.Batted for zimmerman in ninth inning
st. Louis. % " ~ "a q %
-, ~, basos-st Louis. Z. Brooklyn. .
r,'o. haee hits-McTver. zimmerman SaCIihce
G,.-Konetchy Sacrifice htts-Hugslns aC"
~. First base on crrors-Brooklyn :. S'oteI'
i,ossaeI Hugrins paubert, Evans. DoubIe pldy
Zimmerman. Hummel and DaubeIL BaS's
on balIs-Of Barger. .. struck oul y oy o''aio,
a. t, Rarger ? Hit hy pitcher-By St'eI"
uGouisonI. Passed ball-Bresnshan. Time
90 ....,r
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20
pAce FOR VANDERBILT ABROAD.

Paris. July l9-W. Is. Nanderpi' '"
roire won the Prix Bougie' run o.
Tremblay TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20

-. Louis will wind up at home this year
in long stretch of twenty-eisht games
which may mean much II the team contin-
ues to travel al the pace at which it has
been going
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20
roo LARRY PAYNE WHITNEY

t,verpool. July l9-The southpor, W.
vaar-Old stakes, of 80 soveregns' dis'"ii's iIs
s'.o r,rlones. was run here TO-DAY, c,ar an
ayv uas won 40 by H. p Wbitney's Bohndie Iady
eIIv MdS Prim Simon was second ana .isri"rs
Macdonald third There were n-- -----
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS

New Britain 3; Hartford. o.
New Haven. o. Waterbury T.
Springfield. 4, Bridgeport. i.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20
ROCHESTER BEATEN TWICE
FIRST GAME

- r. H. T.
.,.,, q u q q o - l-8 q
,has, q . o q ~ %
Eatferies-Lush and Kochor; Holmes and JACK
SECOND GAME
-,,,,,, . o q o 3 II IL
poche.ter II o u q
batteries Mueller and Phcips; Dessau; WI
h,i,, ana Mitchell Impirs-Byron ana DoSi''
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20

EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Newark Mt Montreal.
Jersey City at Rochester
Baltimore mt Buffalo.
Providence at Toronto.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Toronto. 3: Rochester. 2.
Toronto. II: Rochester, :.
Newark. 8: Jersey City. L.
Jersey City, 1; Newark. q.
Buffalo. 3; Montreal. I
Montreal. 2: Buffalo, q.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20

Baseball. polo Grounds, To-dsys, and q soc.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20
SPORTING GOODS.
Army Auction Camp Outfits

Ia Bannermsn. sol Broadway. \. u
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-20
EXCURSION FARES VIA
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAIL WAY

TO ATLANTA, Ga, account GRAND LODGE OF GEORGIA,
KNJeHrs OF PYTHIAs to be held May l71S, 1911 Fares
apply from points IN Georgia.
TO ATLANTA Ga account Music FESTIVAL to be held April
27-29, 1911
TO AUGUSTA, GA. account DsrRIm GRAND LODGE No l8,
G. III O. O. II. or AsIERIcA to be held August 81,
1911. Fares apply from points IN Georgia
TO CHARLOTTESVILLE, va. account UNIVERSITY or yR-
SUMMER School, be held June 19July 20, 1911.
Fares apply from selected points
TO ALBANY Ga. account GEoReIA CHAurAuQuA, be held
April 2S90, 1911. Fares apply from points in South
est Georgia and Southeast Alabama
TO EVANSvILEs Ind. accountt seneral Assembly Cumbr
land Presbyterian Church, 70 be held May Is, 1911.
Fares apply from selected points
T0JACKSONVILLE Fla, account CONFERENCE FOR EDUcA-
SourH, to be held April 1921 1911.
no JACKSONVILLE Fla. sourHnS BAPTIST CONVENTION
be held May 1923, 1911.
no KNOXVILLE, Tenn. account SUMMER, School or THE
Eourn, to be held June 20-Juy 2S 1911.
no LITTLE ROCK Ark, account CONFEDERATE VETERANS
REUNION, to be held May 1918 1911.
10 MONTEAGLE 4 sEWANEE Tenn, account Opening
WEEK, MoNrEAeIE BIBLE SCHOOL, and MoSTEAeIE SUN
SCHOOL INSTITUTE, ito be held during July and
August 1911.
For complete information in regard to total fares dates Of sale
limits schedules tanvce etc. apply 70 nearest ticket agent
J. @. HALLE, F. 2. ROBINSON,
General Passenger Agent Asst-Gen Passenger Agent.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-20
NEWSPAPER ADVER TISTNGl

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you get out landbil2
You would END such iter9sto newspaper wouldn't you2
Then Why don't put your advertisements in
paper2
The newspapers build up your town; why help build up
the newspapers?
There no better advertisement in the world for town than
good newspaper newspaper the barometer towns
industry Show good new-Dapr full Of adveri5ng and
we VIII show you good town. full Of live merchants.
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Cut out ooishness and work for tic upudng Of your
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-20
state 81 sEoRGIA, Ice County.

10 Whom In MAY CONCERN This Is to
notify all persons concerned, that ON the
18th day al April, 1911, lit the court
house in AAIERICUS, Ca, / will apply
II. the Honorable u. A, Littleiohn, Judge
Of the Superior Courts Of the South Wes-
tern Circuit, for an order to sell certain
interest II thc property hereinafter des-
embed, belonging 10 my ward, ,jape Lou
Hooks Mcleod, hereinafter Described, at
private sale, for the purpose Of reinvest-
ing the proceeds OF such sale in other
lands, which property sought to be sold
Is described as follows, to-wit
l52 ~ acres off Of the South side Of lot
No. 50; l52 l-2 acres Off OF the South side
of lot No, So; 106 1-2 acres Off of the
West side Of lot No So; 142 ~ ARES of
81 the North side Of lot No S. 1856 ~
acres of Of the North side Of lot No 60;
l0l III acres off Of the Fast side Of lot
No. 40. All lying and being IN the LIST
District OF Lee county, Ga, aggfegating
.SAl 81 acres, more or less. This LIST day
of April 1911
II. Il. Mcleod, Jr., Guardian
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-20
Notice OF SherifS'a Sale OF
Lands Coo first Tuesday
in May, 1911

GEORGIA, LEE CorNrY.
Win be sold before the court house door
sc said county, between the esal hours
IF public sales, on the first Tuesday IN
May, 1911, I'd the highest bidder lorcash,
the following described property, to-wit:
AN Of los OF land No two hundred thir-
ty-wo (232), thc south half Of slot No.
two hundred lorty-e;ght t2ASl, and allof
lot No. two hpndre lorty-nine t2I9) eX-
cent six acres in the southwest corner.
An situated in the l3ta District OF Lce
county, Ca, and contains in the az
glegate 500 acres, more and less, and
known as a rart Of the ~Viason Place. =
levied on and sold asthe property OF Ira
Cook unaer and by virtue OF n certain
common law execution issued IRON the
ctv court Of Albany, in favor Of I r.
Penn Tobacco Company vs. Ira Cook,
transferred 10 j h Tyler; and to satisfy
otLer executions in my hands against
said Ira Cook
The defendant Ira Cook, and the
tcnants found in possession, viz Dick
Butler Mack Battle and Bette Jackson
served NTH written notices 81 said levy,
us provided by law. This April ., 1914.
s. =. SMITH, SheriH Lee Go,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-20
GEORGIA, Terrell County.

BY virtue OF an order OF the court Of
Ordinary OF said county, will tc sold at
public cutlery, on the first Tuesday in
May, 1911, at the Court IIouSe in said
county OF Terrell between the legal hours
Of sale, the following real estate situated
in Lee county, Ga to-wit: Lot OF land
No. 157 and known as the Miller place
bounded asiollows: BY Capt Park on the
east side, and on the south by w G.
Gill lands, containing 292 IL acres, more
or less, and being situated in the 18th
District o. Lre county, Georgia, Said
land having heen decided to 4 q. Gurr
by L. b Lipsey. Terms cash.
This Feb 4, 1911 Mrs. S. b. GURR,
Administrators OF II. Il. Gurr.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-20
GE0RGIA. L.ae County.

/ have this day leyie the within fl IA.
on the following described property, to-
wit A onc-third undivided interest Of
house and lot in The city ofLeesbtrg, &c
county, Ga and known as tic Ella
Johnson house and lot, and comprising
three acre Of land IN The extreme South
west corner 81 lot d land number fifty
f50l ii che second district d Lee conrty,
the said three acres of land being one
acre wide from east To west and three -
acres long from north to SOUTH, ais the
property 81 Calvin Johnson This 30th
day March, l0li
j. + HINES, Deputy Sheriff
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-20
GEORGIA. Lee County.

have this day levied the within ii "a
on the following described property, 60
Wit; A enc third undivided interest in
house and lot in the city olLeeshufg, ee
county, ia. and known as tbs Ella
johnson house and lot, and comprising
3 acres OF land in the extreme South
west corner of LOT of land numter fifty
COR IN tile second district OF Eek county,
the said tlrce acres Of lanai Icing one
acre wide from east to west and three
acres long IRON north to south, as the
property Of Calvin Johnson This Both
day March, 1911.
J. Il HINES, Deputy Sheriff
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-20

M a NTE D-A Florida Corporation
composed 81 Bankers, Real Estate men,
Capitalists. want district manager ler
LceshHrg district Duties consist in plac-
ing advertisement: managing sales depart
n,ent, collections, etc, Salary $3.50 per
month; extra commissions, Office and
travelling expenses Liberal allowance
for eub-agents. This position win be
found pleasant, permanent, andproftable
for hustler Address Sales Manager,
Pensacola Improvement Company, Pensa-
cola, Fla.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-20

GEORGIA, sumter County.

GEORGIA, Sumter County.
By virtue ol an order Of the Court OF
Ordinary "a Sumter county, Ca. sc April
terlih 1911 There win 80 sold before the
court house door III Americus, Georgia,
between tse legal hours 81 sale Oh the lsl
Tndsdag II May, 1911, tlr iollowipe
lands Of tie estate Of Jaaas y Richards,
deceased siluatet ia Gntar ana iNs
c0uaties, toswt
4I-2 acres land, gaofe Of less, ols 81
Northwest corner Of land lot IA. rs III
I5th District sumter county Also 81
acres NJ iand. m0fc or less, oiftheNorth,
west corner III land lot NO "A, recent,
designated NJ lith District, lev county
all ia one belly asing IS ~ anfes
nloae 81 less. aaa Bounded as follows
on north b lands 81 Henry Derviso am
Carson Bee on the east by lands 8
Henry Ni|iiam on south by lanos Q
III. b. CoIncI. oil west BY lands Of N
h. Council. Terms o sale Cash. Ihi
Anil sfd. 4o1f III 70. ALLEN.
A,lnr of as. f. Richards deceased.
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GRAND JTRORs.

Case Number llO4.
II III Logan Equitable Complaint
vs. for laad, ard iorent-
S. q. Logan and cellatioa y aee8 II
Georgia II tiam re9uFs q
mon
saHe ST
To 5. q Logan and Iseorsia Ii Sam
mon, defendants ia above stated case:
You ags hereby notified that n %.
Logan hel the above stated complaint
against you, alleging that you were resi-
dents Of Che state Of Florida, March lS,
1911, and b. pfler OF the court service is
allowed to be perfected upon you BY
publication; Therefore, you arc hereby
required personally or BY attorney, to be
and appear at the nest term of the
superior court to he held ia and for said
county ei Lee, On the first Monday in
May next, then and there 10 answer the
plaintiffs complaint; as IN default there
of the court WILL proceed rs tojusticeshall
appertain
Witness, che Honorable II A. LITTLE
JOHN, Judge ii said court, this l3th
day Of March, 1911
u w. MORGAN, Dept, Clerk Superior
3,4-2t. Court, Lce county, Ga
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-20
NOTICE.
I have charge Of some second
handed wagons and buggies that
can be bought cheap
b. j. RAGAN.

Ne. w Hewitt Case number 1903.
VS. Libel for DWorce-in
Lo; Hewitt Lee Superior Court.
GEORGIA, Lee County: TO the defend
ant, Lois Hewitt.
You are hereby notifed that on this
day, NJ W. Hewitt fled against you his
complaint for total divorce, returnabe to
the May term, 1911, Of Lee Superior
Court; and by order Of the court, you
are hereby notified that you are required
to be and appear at the nest term Of said
court, to lie held IN and for said county
on the first Monday in May next then
and there to answer tine plaintiffs afore-
said complaint; as in default thereof the
court will proceed as to justice shall APP
per tam.
Witness, the Honorable q. a. LITTLE
JOHN, Judge Of said court, this the
1lth day d March, 1911.
w. G, MARTIN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
3-l-2t. JAMES MORGAN, Clerk