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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01

Cairo players did some heavy nit
ting yesterday afternoon in punches
and took the second straight game OF
the series from Fulton.
The locals pounded Nicks, one of
the star pitchers OF over the limit
Of twelve team. hard in a number
of innings. Binkley was in fine form
and allowed but five hits and only
luck gave Fulton her two runs in
the seventh inning,
All Of the players Of the locals
got bingles or sacrifices some time
during the game Binkley being the
star with three hits in three times
M
Cairo Lineup Changed.
The Cairo line up received a
change on account of the illness OF
Lewis. who was present at the game,
but NOT In uniform. Mills came
from right field and took Lewis
place at short Dummy" Hughes
was back in the game but played in
right instead of on first Dummy
did not have a chance throughout
the game.
Cairo did not make anything un-
til the third inning when Binkley
singled; Wolfe doubled. Flood was
out, Nix to Mayer, Mills doubled
and scored; Hughes out at first and
Taylor ended the inning when he
few out.
In the fourth Kinser singled and
was sacrificed TO second by Parrott;
Jantzen was robbed of hit by I'm
pire Pierce but Kinser went TO third
and scored on Binkiey's hit; Wolfe
forced Binkley out at second.
Fulton Scores in Seventh.
In the seventh Fulton made her
only scores when Hart was safe on a
difficult chance of Wolfe's; Jolly
single and Pfeiffer famed; White
was out, Flood to Taylor; Nicks hit
safe along the right foul line, scor-
ing Hart and Jolly; Schlensker hil
TO Mills who threw to Flood shutting
ont Nix.
Cairo made run in the seventh
when Binkley was robbed of hil
by the umpire; Wolfe walked ant
stole second and scored on Flood
single; Flood stole second but Mills
famed and Hughes was out at first
Cairo made two more in hel
last chance, in the eighth, wher
Taylor was safe on an error; Kinsel
singled; Parrott sacrificed both
men on and Jantzen hunted for first
Taylor scoring, Kinser afterwards
running in home; Binkley sacrificed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01
Summary.

Two Base Hits Wolfe, Hart.
Left on Bases--Cairo I, Fulton 4.
Ease on Balls OF Binkley |,
Nicks |.
Struck Out BY Binkley 8. Nicks
/,
Stolen Bases Wolfe. Flood.
Umpire Pierce.
Time OF Game | hour and 4C
minutes.
Scorer John 7 Watkins.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01

and a half cups white noun, lwG Tea.
spoons baking powder and iagoring
&c taste. Bake In quick oven Bake
In layers and put 0gelher with nip
ped cream. ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01

When making cup cakes. II using
strawberry favor, stir into the bat
ter tablespoonful Of beet juice The
cake will be a delicate pink.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01

same species of spider whose flower
web resembled an orchid This spider
exhibited the same remarkable power
OF changing its color.-Harper's
Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01
Woman Thst's Diftsrant.

She looks like woman with a
past"
"She is"
rs she trying to live down a mis-
take?"
Not exactly; she is trying to d.
vorce it.'-Jud2e.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01
And Get the Jolts.

This worlds like crowded car,
A few good men perhaps
May find d seat but most OF us
Must hang on by the straps.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01
Honners Loosino Hold

Paducah, Ky, Aug. 3l--f!opkins
Vile is loosing her hold on secono
place, being only one point above
Cairo now who are playing such
sensational ball against Fulton The
game was a close one but "Old Man
Nichols was effective The score;
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01
Old Trays.

When light oak traps have been
badly marked well wash and rub with
warm beer until the stains have dis
appeared. Polish In the usual way.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01
Score By Innings.

hot while the cylinder ls being re.
volyed through 1t and the clothes or
feathers. or whatever may be in the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01

Dummy" Hughes is developing
into quite a slight of hand perfor-
mer. His feats of legerdermain are
quite mysterious. task Parrott).
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01

Though GAINESVILLE only had two
runs when Neeley was taken out of
the box the PLAYERS became en-
courage when Neeley left and
pounded the ball for six more runs,
finally winning, to 2, though If
Neelev had staid in the game would
rave been sure victory for vincen
les ssa
Manager Anderson of the visitors
was much disappointed at Medley $
showing in today's game as he has
seen lead to believe by what some
ia! .old him in cairo that Neeley
was find but is now convinced
to the contrary.
AS usual, Vincennes protested the
game. They wanted Medley to stay
in so they could win and now claim
they were given poor ground rule
decision. It is only wonder they
didn't hit Neeley more than they
did he was so nice in putting them
over"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01

cylinder. thoroughly cleaned. For can
ming. of course, the cylinder remains
stationary after the jars have been
placed in 1t. and the lid OF the ma.
chine can be closed, II desired.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01

Economical Sponge Cake.
Take two eggs and beat light; add
cup Of white sugar, then half cup
Of boiling water, pinch Of salt aud one
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01

Batteries; Neeley, Apologize and
Armstrong; Newton and Glen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01
Snow Henderson Under.

Jackson, Tenn, Aug. 2l--The
visitors were showed under by Jack
son today, the land slide hitting
them to the tune of 9 to ! The
visitors made five errors which
coupled with the heavy hitting of
the locals helped the boot leggers to
win vhn cnarn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01
CAIRO PLAYERS DO SOME MORE HEAVY
HITTING AND WIN AGAIN FROM FULTON

BNKLEY IN FINE FORM ALLOWS BUT FIVE HITS AND ONLY LUCK
IN SEVENTH GIVES FULTON HER TWO SCORES
DUMMY" HUGHES IS BACH IN GAME AGAIN
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01
Standing of The Kittens.

Yesterdays Results.
Cairo 6, Fulton 2.
padu"ah 4, Hopkinsville 3.
Jackson 9, Henderson |.
Clarksville s. Vincennes 7.
Today's Games.
Fulton at Cairo.
rlarksville at Vincenhes.
Hopkinsville at Paducah.
Henderson at Jackson.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01

Batteries: Rowe and Overflow;
Beck and Jordan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01

Cleveland ashington. open date.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01
NO GAMES ARE PLAYED IN MAJOR LEAGUES
YESTERDAY, FIRST TIME DURING SEASON
THREE CONTESTS SCHEDULED FOR NATIONAL LEAGUE AND ONE
IN AMERICAN ARE REvENrED-OTHER TEAMS OF MA
J0R LEAGUE ENJOY AN OPEN DATE

American League.
Boston Philadelphia, rain,
81 Louis-Chicago. open date.
New York Detroit, open date.
Cleveland Washington, open date
National League.
Observation-Disclosures, rain.
Cincinnati-Br Brooklyn, rain.
St T.ouis-New York. rain.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01

New York-Detroit, open date.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01
and then Wolfe flew out.
Official Score Sheet.

Totals. So ell 3 q .
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01
Fulton.

Totals. SO 2 o "a 10
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-01
National League.
Observation-Disclosures, rain.

st. I.ouis-New York, rain.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-05-25
GEORGIA. Lee County.

Under and by virtue of an order Of the
Court of Ordinary OF Lee County granted
at the regular May term 1911, | will sell
to the highest and best bidder, for cash,
on the first Tuesday ir June, 1911 before
the Court House door of said county, at
Leesburg, Ga, between the legal hours OF
sale, the following real estate as the pro-
perty OF the estate OF DOME Griffin,
deceased, to-wit: One certain Il acre
of land more or less with house thereon,
situated in the town OF Smithyille, Lee
county, Ga, and bound as follows, on
the North by G. A. Sapp, and on the
East by the lands OF Charlie Prather, on
the West by lands oil G. A. Sapp and ON
the South by lands Of Charlie Prather,
known as the Donie Griffin house and lot
said sale made for the purpose OF paying
the debts ii said deceased and for dis
tributiOn. This May LIST, 1911.
JAMES CiASSETT, Administrator
OF the estate Ol DOME Griffin.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-05-25
BEIOIT NEWS.

May 24.--NTrs Sidney oirnlnlse and
children, III I1ary, arr visiting her amt,
Mns ~ W Mcdonald, this week
Mrs n. n. Oliver, ii Sassnr, spent
F,ridav night AMI Saturday With her
,Iauchtcr, Mrs Holly Tyler
Mrs. .ilcrIs Jackson and iftlcson visited
relatives near Sylvester last week
Mrs. $. Il, IsIcr, Of Milford, IL spend
ing while with her daughter, Mrs. w.
w Mcdonald
Mcssrs. J. u. Paul and ". W Me-
Donald went to Cnokee Friday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs Armstrong, Of Albany,
were the guests Il tic latters parents
Sunday, A. y. Moore and wife.
Efiss Nellie Mitchell has returned from
d pleasant visit to rcaativcpncarSyIvestcr
Mr.. and Mrs. Bub Saunders and little
son, Oswald, Of Jccsbnrg. sncnt Sunday
With t e formers sister, Mrs.. II o.
Racklcy
Mr. n. +. Palmer went down 10 Al
bany Sunday.
Messrs. G. Z Coston and Sam Houston
arc able n e out again after severe
case Of measles.
Mr. and Mrs. W. +. MeCooI aud lite
daughters, Irene anil Billie, ws1t to Al
baay Saturday, where they were guests
ri relatives
Mr. w. w M,nonaTi wnt ovea to
l1T'sbGrg Monday on business
Mrs. Holly Tyler yisitel relatives in
Albany last week
Mrs Lizzie Dobbs and children, Of
Athens, are visiting her parents, j. L.
Akins and wife, this week
Prof A. NJ Howell went over to [cc,-
bnrg Saturday.
Mrs Abbie Bolton and children, of
Albany, visited relatives here last week.
Miss S;lrsan Hooks, Of Montezlma, IL
spending 4 whiIc wish her niece, Mrs. Fl
.. Iiackley
Messrs ]. X. Avery, ". w. and J. A.
w. H. Howell and 1ibHrcc
Racklcy were in Albany Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. i r. Avery and children
visited the lattcrs parents, lack Powell
and wife, saturday and Sunday
Mt4sdane4 II, q RackIcy and w. W.
are on the sick list now
PACIENE.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-05-25
GEORGIA. sumter County.

BY virtue of an order Of the Court Of
Ordinary Of Sumter County, Ga, at the
May term, 1911, of said Court, there will
be sold before the Court House door in
Americas, Ga, between the legal hoars
Of sale ON the First Tuesday in June 1911,
the following lands Of theestate of James
f. Richards, deceased, situated in Sum
ter and Lee counties, Ga, to-wits
-Four and one-half acres off the South
west corner of lot OF land No. IS in the
10th District of Sumter county; also Fifty
acres, more or less, in the Northwestcor-
ner of lot OF land No. II in the l4tll Dis
trict Of Lee County, Ga. /; said lands be-
ing bounded as follows: On the north
by lands OF III. G. Bass, on the east and
south by lands Of NJ. b Council and west
by J. H. Williams and Fl. A. Derriso,
Terms OF sale Cash. This May lst,
1871. III. +. ALLEN, Administrator
Of Jas. e. Richards, Dee d.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-05-25
Notice OF Sheriff's Sale
sTpnA K 1911.

Will be sold before tlecourt house door
the following property, to-Wit: all Of lot
Of land No 232, and the South halfof lot
No. 24S, and all of lot No. 20, except &
acres III the Southwest corner, all situated
in the 18th district OF Lee county and
containing 800 acres, more orieSs, known
as part OF the Ninsou place. Levied on
as the property OF Ira Cook, by virtue OF
city court fl ia, issuel from the City
Court OF Albany, in favoro Tie Southern
States Phosphate Fertilize, Co, vs. Ira
Cook, and other fl. las in my hand
Tenants in possession notified in terms OF
the law. also at the same time and place,
certain 10 acres Of land, situated inn
nledatcy South of the road leading from
the crossing on the Southwestern rail
road, known as the Cal. johnson cross
ing, to Starksyille, and Immediately West
Of the new road, leading from Lecsburg,
TIA, to land known as the Scrutchin's
place, being the Northwest corner OF lot
Of land No l3, in the End district Of Ice
county levied ON by virtue city court
ii, fas. Issued from the City Court OF Lees
burg, in favor Of j. f. Mercer vs.. Willis
G.. Rutland, and levied as the property of
Willis c. Rutland. Tenants i'll posses
sion notified in terms af the law; also at
the same time and place, one number ,
Hench and Drumgold wire Feel Saw
Mill, number 2032, with 30feet carriage,
with 70 feet of ways, three headblocks,
and all fittings, levied ON by virtue OF a
mortgage fl ia, issued from the Taylor
County Superior Court, in favor Of Malls
by & Co. vs., Homer Becland This May
the md, 1ol1. S. b. SMITH,
Sheriff OF Lee Co. /, Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-05-25
SUDDEN DEATH.

In thc midst OF life we are in death,
Hul NC know not at what moment DEATHS
cc9d and icy hsnd will hc laid upon us
and usher ls into an smknOwn condition
ol eternal dlrstion
Last saturday morning. the Goth inst. ,
abottl III O'clock, MH. Henrietta Kim
hrongh was ealled from the transitOry
scenes of life into the presenccoi hcrGod
Mrs. kimbroWgh, although in her END
year a her aye, was in the best health
and en- Saturday morning she was in
Unusually good spirits and income dreamed
Eot her end being SO near
The end came iII the presence of her
daughter, Mrs r. A, FORESTER with
Whom she resided. Mrs Kimbrough
( had inst retmned from visit to one of
her dearest and liTc-long friends, Mrs.
l.ove,) and walked into the kitchen, and
after shost conversation with her laHgh-
ter, who in the cook room, she took the
iippcr To ret drink of water, and in a
moment lcll to the floor, without ever
uttering a word dead The cause of her
death was pronounced rs ,apoplcxy.
NIrs. kimbrough was born in Dublin
Lamcns county, Ga, ON Sept 10th, 1889.
When few years of age, moved to
Americas with her father, Mr. Newman
McBanc, where She rssidtSi for many
years. In 1856, at the age ed IL. she
graduated ut the Latiangc Female Col
lege, ut LAGRANGE, and Jam. list, 1857
was married 80 Geo, ). Kimbrough, n
prat tioner of law ut Starksville, Ga
Mrs, Kimhrough was the widow of the
late Judge Geo, s. KimbroUgh, aud 80
that union seven children were born, four
ef whom survive her: Mrs. II. A. Forces
ter, Geo. d. Kimbrough and l.. ii Kim,
brough, ei Leesbnrg, and Mrs, II. G..
McAIath, OF Macon. She also leaves Is
( grandchildren and | great-grand child,
to which the sympathies OF all are ex-
tended.
I Mrs. Kimbrough was good noble
Christian woman, loved and admired but
all Of her acquaintances She was con-
sistent member OF the Baptist church for
so years. Her whole life was spent for
what good she could do, In her death,
the community has lost one Of its best
beloved women and her childpen allowing
kind afiecti0nate and true mother.
| Though SORROWS come TO al-the in
huence ef this good me&her and friend
will live forever with all who knew her.
The funeral took place ut che residence
Il Mrs. Forester, ut $50 Sunday after
noony she, beautiful and toa0ching service
being conducted by Rev. Simnsy Of AL
bmy, being concluded az the grave. This
remains were followed to their last rest
ling place al Leesburg cemetery, nearly
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-05-25
May Honor Roll.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

LIST (iradc--Foy tioIwin. Sidney Smith.
Kenneth Gardner, Otis Gill, Mary Leila
Forester, Sarah Long, Addie Belle For
Fester
2nd GYade--Claudc 5tatham, Albert
Powell, Berta Lee Goodwin, Lucille Logan,
Annie Mae jackson, Jewel Johnson.
3rd Cradc-Edward Forester, Wallace
Forester.
lth Grade--Celcstia Clifton, Wilson
Grows, I.ouis Fuller, Eilanae Goodwin,
Elizabeth Smith, Fred ShacklefoTd.
CthGradc-Lula Aycrett, Iyey Lee Bass,
Willie Belle Driskcll, Lille Belle Davis,
Arthur Long. Mary Ella Laramorc, Willie
Powell, Lula Tison.
It'll Grade -Chas Geo Avery, Evelyn
Long, Mary Lizzie Forester.
Sth Gradt-Annic L. Ettnkley, Lizzie
Tis0n, Lorcna Davis.
10th Grade Mary Mcbride, Willie
johnson, Ruth Usry.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-05-25
Application for Letters of
Dismissiou.

GEORGIA, Lee County,
j, G. McClain, Administrator on the
estate of G. A. Rhodes, deceased, late Of
said county, having filed his application
for testers Of dislnission as ssch admins
tratiOn, alleges that he has fully adminis-
tered said estate; That G.. A. Rhodes in
his life time, WAS guardian for Howard
Smith, Roy Smith and Willie Smith,hav-
ing funds in his hands amounting to
Twelve hundred seventy-tive dollars, and
that there are still funds in the hands Of
said administrator for said minors. That
he desires to deposit said funds in some
bank to be designated by the ordinary
This to therefore to cite all persons con-
,cerned in either OF the above matters to
show cause, If any that they can why the
said administrator should not te dis
charged as such, and receive letters of
disnission.
Said application to be heard on the LIST
Monday in June, 1911
GEO. c. EDWARDS, Ordinary
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-05-25
Lntcresting SmithviIIe
News.

7, Siav RI This has indeed been - gala
wpwk in saHighyiIle Commencement has
bnsn attended 81 nany isir visitors
MtM Malsllm lleybeld md son. a
Atlantis are wishing MIS- Jnmes Salter.
sir. Ganlett prrtt sud two yoang
SOFAS ass alsD gRasss ii Mss, sulssr-
Mis4 i.easd. vi HarMvll. is thrgucst 81
ins Margaret Barton.
sErs. a.. Il. stanford, Of WascEiey Hall /,
1siasing hsr paNMtr ri Barron \ wibs.
.AIise Atar Smmncrsosd IL Sllv gsNst u
NIhe Ns4tie Burton.
glfsg ksls tiexal II aEIss Meta Besn-
41lanll gwnsa.
Misses aIasaIlnI lsler. ri Dawson Nan
isk MAY Ifimnas alsA Sseila WilliMns. OF
Rea,na,sl. aud Sss4la Fletcher, Il Par
sot, aEv yisisinr she ATisscs ttA,bs
Commencement sermon was preached
II the Bspuiss church Sunday morning by
Res: r. l.. Richards, OF Albany He
PREACHED rn Rhlc amt Instructive sermon,
iria Ss-xS bcirE '1lS1lat shah il pr0tit a
man. il he shall gam SHE whole world,
aud lees his own soul2"
The exercises III SSnishviIleHigh School
have. hk-n vhorutig,ly enjoyed by aEl at
hNliF@ steFn Mondays program was
earr,,I cFn by she school The music in
lerlmn,.l hefween the plays by Misses
Stnnlncrforl and Hmkaby, was rare
ap.ll to the mtssic lovers al opF town
Another striking 'tSsure a she prcggaal
waR ghe. pupmmnme The Holy City"
Miss Mary Dulley sang The SONY SO
a
aating ~ e-'cises were held There were
enly two graduates, Misses Marsha Pryor
anil Florrie MebA Miss Wehb'S saluta-
Sory shovel nmh Thoughts in its pppara-
sioit aud Miss Pryor vale lictory was also
w,il pgcieIyS'l and delivered
The nwst thoroughly enjoyed ieaNTco OF
she OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES was the address by
nrf Carl w, Steul of Mercer Uni
vcrsity. PM. Stegd was iorlnef teacher
Vi the SspitlNiElc school. antt was. much
A,ioc l,y all who knew hilrN Ills littlc
visit am,ng us awakened many pleasant
up,morit~s. After Prof. Stcal address,
the lFiNs offered by Max Cauped, for
general excellence, iir botll class record
aud lie RrWaept, were awarded % John
Burton, o. She 3rd grade, Hilda AcAfec,
81 the sth grade, Moves hade, 81 TIE St},
viii McNIannus- ~ The 7th, and Martha
Pryor, Of the gralnatng clgss.
mr. and Mrs j. III Randalr Jr, have
nIsu Mturncd frNn mossdeiightiHl three
wQeks "trip; they stopped forseverb days
~ cach a the' following places New
York. Buffalo. Teronto, Niagara Falls,
ARnlys Washington Moalt Vernon sne
Rr0olSlyn.
Mrs. n, Watkins has returned from i
swy weeks visit 10 her pwrnts, Dr. and
Mrs. ID. r. Heron, el Mairid, Ala
Mr. T.. A. Clark has FesurneA from !
most enjoyable fishing strip in Florida
"The Beacon" WIS played twa fel
house or May 23rd, by home talent, eacT
one carrsess o,R their payt splendidly
The PLAY was much enjoyed, and VI,
wanld like lsr orr young people to- give
us another at an early dare.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-05-25
From Chokee

May 24.-Any sickness?
AIRS. +. j. Grcenc is very SICK this we,S
Mr. i. 81 Ferguson is Just recovering
from ya'tase q measles
: Mrs y. l.. lBotlweli was ON the sick
list last week bur glad to statt. that she
is I'M the mend.
Mr. J. r. Hooks IL about 10 rcoyct
irMn severe ease OF measles.
Mrs. l.. S. Ferguson issick with malaria
fever
Little lsddye Hooks is just getting up
from billions attack.
Miss Eula Belle Burke is also on this
wevl; y sick list.
Mrs J, T. Hooks Is improving after an
attack from blliousness.
There are several eases of sickness
around in this part just how
Mr., b. l.. RothwelE made business
"trip TO Americas Friday night
Mr.. n. NJ. Wise wished over ON this
side Of Flint last Sunday y.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-05-25

THERE il more CataFrh in dissection
'0f the country than ali other diseases put
together, and mtil the last lew years was
supposed to be incurable. For great
many years doctors pronounced it q .kseaI
disease and prescribed local repgpflGdies, and
by constantly failing tos~tRre with local
treatment, ppn0unced it incurablc.
Science has ,Yf6ven catarrh TO be a con-
stituti1aaI disease and therefore requires
Constitutional treatment. HaIl'sC atarrh
Cure, manufactured by i. j Cheney x
TO-. Toledo, Ollie, is the only constitU-
tiona cure ON the market Ii is taken
INTERNALLY in doses from 10 drops to- "a tea
spoonful II acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. They
offer 500 fer any case it fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials. Adj
dres.: F, s. CHENEY & Co., TolerlO, O.
Sold ly Druggists, 75c. Take Hall 5
Family Pills for constipation.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-05-25

VI a NTE D-A Florida Corporation
composed Of Bankers, Real Estate men !,
Capitalists. want district manager fer
Lccsburg district Duties consist inp lac-
ing advertisement; managing sales depart
mcnt, collections, etc. Salary $50 per
month extra commissions, Office and
travelling expenses. Liberal allowance
for sub-agents This position viii pc
found pleasant, permanent, andproiitable
for hustler. Address Sales Manager,
Pensacola Improvement Company, Pens:-
cola, Fla.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-05-25

The commencement exercises nj
.slm Agricultural College If the Third
Congressional District is on, at
Anlcfi,-ss. this week and from ac-
~mints there IRE inuny things to att
tract the notiroi thinking, DrEres-
size farluers and inuSewiyes- surely
the originator u tlscsc schools had
m insight or vision ii our necessities
Etr leyead the conceptions III the
sims4s. Ia the very near future
Georgia win fceI tie throbbing I'M
,AIls- 81 iIIe advanced methods and
accomplishments II tie students Of
sIR-sr institutions. Statistics show,
aIrlt tSe iTgi.a since last census has
pli;ssl Frgn gelltfI to fourth place, in
aln vaIl4t If lser productions anJ II
we are tTte ~ ourselves, Wa will yet
aivsDse ntlrpr to the top notch.
-lhtaIy, 1micr slic inspirations OF
gu.I ro.ds and lNiter transportation
tslcilities. sile aisLc country u being
attr4pldi to om South Georgia lands
;lsl pe,,plr, ilsc equal VI any 10 he
fund ia these United States. Who
s=an prs-lict tic gc.ttiless u orr
jniun2 Tor il iIkesno prophetic ken
7lptnsiyc that we are but on the
slsn.shmd u cur accomplishments
'rLc yprs sEsoligii ii the success Of
saany. cven oT tlm y,Ang boys Of our
jsDJ. ia growing crops o corn would
~ astounding ~ che Rip Var
MEnEIss 81 the days g,ne hy and
sAm Nv iMve to draw on glt cre,lplity
Srsdv, % aeesptt 'That our knowledge
Ol|ealtaSe Eron authentic sources,
syanpeI- ns 10 acknowledge Ms true
K, Ills, isscrcsse IN agricultural pro-
,lwti"ns IN recent years, sGivulged
fran statistics from the Agricultural
,le,trtine41t. az Washington, almost
staexbr belief and is q revelation to
tEc Old world. ~ we'll Us to our own
pealpv