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yesterdays WEATHER.
o o Q o o o O =


Furnished ~ the local once. weath 4
er bureau. United states department.
81 agriculture under the flrection ~
Willis T. Moore chief ~ bureau. Wash.
lnEton n G.
psnsaeolm'a Tsrrpsraturp Duta.
Highest on record for pceer her. ~
degrees
Lowest On record Cor DeoemheF. "a
degrees
Average ~ the highest daily tenn
poratures Tor Docembcr. g. degreea
Average ~ tho lowest daily temper
aturea for December. a. degrees
HiEhest temperature Yesterday. IS
degrees Mt.
Lowest temperature Yesterday morn
ina. 20 deErees.
Psnsaeoia's Ralnfali onta.
Total rsinsAu this December to r.
m. lee inches.
Norma rainfall for the month 81 De.
cemlbeF. az inrhes
Total excess January lat 20 Novem-
hsr sefn. ms inches.
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HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS

Arrived
Ger e. Clara MeunlE. 1905. witt.
LnElalm Grande tn d 1arrirn.
nr 81 Crispin. ztE1. Reck Crsra va
Tutoia. 90 CARY A. Co. tCausd for
bunker roafN
Cleared.
nr - CrspIn. 1851. Beck Tor Calves
son wfth E1f tons bunker coal
Rr e. LuEann. aH0A PEW IIl. Tor
Galveston Elfh 90 tons bunker coal
Sailed.
Ur Eel I.1Eau1 Cor Galveston.
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VESSELS N Port



clara MenulW. Ger. 1905. WIT. la
EuaIh Ornnde % J. UBrriFa.
pFnaa Ger .f.i Nicholson. West
fIaruepool 90 H Baars a Co
NERVES. nsIrIan. lass. Palm. Bahia.
EfaFl % order
Anta4ca Hr. 1919. stansh1uHs. Key
West - aauth AHautir Steamship 90.
Aideney. Nor 1itt. Hsuriksen. Nsw-
HHrf Mum f1 order
Margaret srIprke Ger 1913. Wet
rlsu. a. Be1rEs Bermuda ID Pensa-
celia Lumber Co
Eduana0 MuflL Aust goF6. sutton.
Nordfnham f8 job A Merritt A ca.
TeraerhrUsuE Dufrh. ik72 Nandnr-
land. Eart.m fn The keg ~ uldun
En
FaIf ~ UrT#H. Dr. $685. MuChI.. g.
furIH fn snH Transit 60.
WFHHrH. Fr 'IfH smith tO JOHN a.
MlrfUt a =.
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PIcKINGS FROM
POLICE STATION

Thirtw-fwc cases we're docketed Tor
trial iu thr recorders court yeNtsrdaf
morning Twenfy-hFe defendanta we're
found guilty, threo DISCHARGED ami
three we're continued The fines
amounted o. fita.
tlye' negro men. charged Win steal
luE about zoe pounds ~ hmh laws FROM
fhr Warren Firh Company. were found
suiltf. Three GO them we're lined So
and costs FHrh. while the other two
scrr nnrd 50 and costs earhs
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statesmen.

AMBITIOUS RAIENNfrN- appear
nnre call 0u Merchants tn their terri
frrf. elegant Htfeifur. convenient e. car
~ 500 rnwusifsinn prompt rewiftanre
Belmont MfN Co.. rImrinHfL q. 1aanr
aALEEWAN f0r general trade staple
lire. 90 az weekly afVanre on rnn-
mission Experience unnecessary. simply
on around hustler wifh clean record ~
w narrows. Station A.. Detroit ftder
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

HAVE YorR PET KODAK PfcTuRTH
made into neat Wftla calendars TNn
Clover studio. masonic Tempe. car a.
Be- Alec your developing and nriufinG
faderfrn
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PERSONAL.

MANIrr aHa.r HressIHs ari shar-
rHeInE EIr.lrI. 0rffr and a# r"ueHn
IrnHrH E.a8'ra wII have HNfrH aftFEf5un
w'ss EaHeI ieur -l| E.arf Hailiire
rH1HH
saaHasa-~s~=g~#s---=asF.-~=- -
Lest YOU forget, trade al
home and do your Christmas
shopping early
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FOR RENT-A large, two

FOX RENT-A large, two
story dwelling. on corner
of Spring and Jackson SITS,
s roons. two baths, garage
and sleeping court. Price $50
per month. Inquire Box l67.
city. ''''e
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hUwNTH frr hHfH eHrrHrH HffrF .rr
Ar Hr.sH.HHHFIr aHfI.'r WnH## fH'HE
orc HEaHHH HHnHF E.r aE##|H f..HH."..
sa..#IfF Coos. Atkinson. q. f.IrH
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ANNT received rafHfnn rmrrnmfH Ftwa.
fHfnH r'frnr rf~nnws nnf lemon Peel
FrHrrE Shredded Cnnnanuf rernuH ana
NHffFrrHfa Hruwn HuRaF and nark Mo-
HHHrn fnF fruit cakes. Candles. Oranges
fffeHfhf
NFH~Hf NTE TnANHTEu co Thor
= ThrrHen. prur nrHrifs al kinda ~
30 nFiFrHnnt furrifufa stores on
rhnns IS nenct rhnns zoe fimnstf
Twvwa AND rARpAfff rvs an sf...
fnF saia era Fefff CnrrrFwnrf-nr -.
H-ffsf ~ Wrt~9f a c. Manufa~-
fwr-rs easM .fFsM 4nufh rniafux phnns
ifla ttfsh
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FOR RENT on aALE-A comfortable
fnnsrunm house on North I'm either
rart or ehols Mise rhirioy, Box iea.
ltder
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Nonkshavsn. Br. aos0 Molburn. Las
palman 90 order
shlaa.
Germs. Nor. i7ih. ---. Mates -
order.
Bans.
Blanca. Nor. 1877. westmark. Rie
Jaaerio % order
pnruuhle Lauro. ----. Naples 20 ~.
A. Quina Export CO.
schoonsr~.
Tafa. Am. SIS Borden. Mobile ~
Luke a nian
Annie ". Parker. "a. sss. Rafuss.
= .aEn ~ order.
Henry Crosby, Am. ga sherman.
san Juan. o. r.. 10 master
children take BALLARp'a HORF-
HOUND SYRUP willingly because n
tastes nice There isn't a better RENE.
AZ anywhere for chlldrena coughs.
hoarHsnsss end bronchitis Ifs = GOOD
medicine and easy % take. Price 2te.
SOC and zoe Ter botue. sold ~ 81
druEEists tAdv1
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FOR RENT.

FOn RENT-Faru AZ Oaknsld niles
from city or ~ a ~ r r.. lo-rnuu1
fuunH. modern Convenience 5000 barn
and Har1om house On pace VIII sell Ner-
rrf coz ans Fsffsr 81 head % hnra tn
ruha tore hrrrsiFrs chickens and farm
implements Joseph b. Davis iafec
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-20

Tn EnnMmhfa County Circuit Court.
state % Flnrtdn-fn Chamcerv Ada
Harvey "a Joseph Harvsv. on Monday.
the ffh dav ~ famuarF A n. 1873. the
defendant Joseph Harvey. iH required n
appear O. uhs blu hled agaimw him
herein
THIS order 10 30 published once each
wesk f0r four consecutive weeks IN The
Pensacola Journal q newspaper publish
- OH sid Eacamhia county
JAMES MACUrHunN
CLERK Circuit Court
~ TWns JOHNSON. n Il
psusaroia. Fta necsuh~r =. tfta
ederoa wtw
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FOR SALE.

TOR SAI.EHM aHrru STA room house.
wfH rnn. electric Hrhfa rifE water fnnt
HnH rnIfH bath etc Near ERE East iiN
Hrhnn'H EarfuE south SIXTY feet nn
Lloyd Hfrant. fw1n fnnrH from Sixteenth
avenue car line ~ excellent uFtE Dor
hn1f VIII eel 81 bargain 81 quick
buyer ~ infersFtrf. address y q. Boa
seT fHArrafs
and farwerH o. plant fruit and nut
haarirn trees mmt ornamental trees. Write
fnF Our rafninE HnH make an Investment
thaf wfT grow ALVIN Japanese Nursery
caurauE Mobile. Alabama tfdec
FOW EALE-Ons f-EaIlon anh one gal.
Son COW. wfH take frf rnw iu trade
NaFH Ell 81 T $50 fafarffs
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MUSICAL

PROP Gu.rIIL.AN SCOTT. PIANO
ePECtAi.iar, TRANS TEACNrKH
FOR TfFF Profession. rFHrIffT.
tZKr METHOD 1m Wet Garden. Pen.
Haruln Phone f0I H4dmrlrs
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CYPRESS ff-NfwFp ghirnfes Tab
Peat furrhnr Tlrs rntnT Guf Rel
Cypress Co. Freerrrt FIa f1ferim
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-20

III CUT FLOWERS
.s esr ss,. 40 =, , s,ss' ' s.
III ssoSs !. 1880, s'
II BOYSEN, FLORIST
l@=l
ron GAR
rt-Rr Rrr-rrx-rn pfv ~, w~.s tur.
r.lssss O.
FoR sALs--rr~~sf Ehruhs' plants' IFirh
Erade -. Peran5 eranEe. 9Tanr truNf
lrsrtsi I've ps,Tsnizs tams INDUSTRY
Wrifs f1r rafainu1s spanrn-oia SEED a
Nursery CO. pensaroia. Fla. todnc
FoR SALE Acre. - isr4 s--,--,
dueiIirF anf ed hafr cheap Cor cash
ABBY n. g. Hld CO. ia i. laiafHN
- ioae--N
rnD GAIT
OK NALE~-ff Sling smack
90 r.. - og r. -
cN rect lonk' Kilt. DeaEls
he had a. f. barga;,,. - uotid
"A am
as a silver dollar. Address
J. .. Id p TINS oinoe;
---
FoR RAfE-ro WaEa Farmers arl
olhsrs
EAEM IANr's--coof rrasia SRI lo-ation
FTrrv crNrs psr Acre -ash
TWENTH -FfNE CENTs Der acre rFr
north.
-.s, -. 49, ,lh = - -. -.
W 8 REEvE
Fnoue iE9A ialA ~ DHrNHntes ~f
iannF
per aers go arr~s wocfiarH iarf harf
w. l@ seres wo,.ii - .anf ~ lei ,'iEi
Eoos g-ntsf ~ sunfirs erg9nf 80 80
hs.,r-e~s 80 - vv-.s r7.-,ss go ~
1srrsnt - NED - fertnirsrs. bale %
cotton - fhs arrs' ~ - ~ bushels corr
70 fhs srre Cnwle - fh's Re fnrutnr
raurfry " Sc sweet sunny F-uih here
.,-.s.-sis So 49,. =, ~ 60 g.,
'a-rn larfs; iooo .rres var 49,
1870 - r, ii-ls :, ,,s aafr- -, ~ r,,-
County F1a fsorf
rFrssrs- Fr,rs ~ a. svpsrt RsHr'
- E,ve s.s.,rt s,,s.1,s-. re r-,.s.-l
psar- -ss Rrss, surs,ss la,rivivr
-
Fs,-. ~ - r--s.-,i, .-rrs WI
v0fk any vhere Also rna Ray maze b.
fatrsh vear aaa rrrreeffr aafrH Coz
sssaler ans driver App.y rahn Rssrs
anor
r., n ~ J. $50, : ~. n7o =. s 80.
sou',-y tnrghs,s-s I'-0otr-s arh 20.
ron s.r.r- s,.- $1,000 can case.
49,, a ,...',. ~, ~ aa ,,-. t--.r r.ns - 81.
r~ustsr wasfr rfe.fss frsrr
non eArr -nr rs-ar,hI, ~ r.ar
s .,sa'' r 49, u ~ r
v-.it.- -. rrt-.f-
non safr on T--v-TTRsyTv 80 rttv ~.
rrowe's rron.rty 800 anf Sc im-
80 g., = 49, =, ...rsf,-,t-, 4
49,. -s
'ress. Assr 80 ..r.rehanFs GO. Iaara
nal leo-,
49, wsth y. t..s 49, "a wrw
cry Araiy 10 a., N-Hurh tioc'
r-On anrr - &c., a.-.-t--a -.
,isnsi nark stsrs ,ssrsss ' q RSr
- 60
vs4.r 900 49,. . s-.t.r. .-..
- -. -. ~, 100. e,la. 49,
,sars arf g. 81 Ia ~ Aa-Tslr
F.. hrElFi , stuart nrsava- Phorrs n
i.t
|CrrAnrr TNvrCc r----t-
= ~ ~ - - i@oo ~ asiie ~
the Emnfre. Phone oEE
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Business Opportunities.

rTpREsz TTrMHEn slIrEes Eafr.
Rect EHwEnr TIrs. rWnr QUIZ Red
Cypress re Freer.rf Ffa ffferfra
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NOTICE % sroessoLoERg SEUr.

WNTIlE o. aTUINfFoLUENh' Wiz
tN0
Nttrs fH hereby nfWen. thaf meeting ~
ere FtorkhnldeFs ~ fhs Pensacola Cant
Val Association. q f1urida rornnrRtion.
wifl ~ heff 81 the Nmn rmrtus Wntei ~
tNn ritz ~ Pensacola ~ mmtH state 81 fn
O'Clock e. ~. on TUESDAY. December al
1912 AZ which meeting owrsrs afn BE-
elected snd thr fniiowtnF matters ranHif-
cred ara Determined via Tire sale ~
u1nrtunEe ~ the rnmlpanvH real auh PER
aunAl property inciufinU the sale anN
CONVEYANCE ~ So property known a. che
old Carnival Sheds tn saih city the for
feiturr ~ stock Cor nnn-uavrasnt % dues
- az members in arrears. b. devise wavs
ard means Tor securing funds % euahle "
90 continue business. and ~ rrprmre for
hrifinn the Carnival f1r rha year 1874
and aH matters Eermane - such cub
trrfH
PENSACOLA CARNIVAL ASSN.
ny Geo "a HsrveY.
faderoaw1w President
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IN Escnmhin County Circuit court.
state ~ Florida In Chnmrarv I--Meiile
E.aHreIeH W. George ~ taaralieH on
Monday. ths efh dav ~ Ianuarr. a y.
1913. the defendant gsnrre vi T.anrenea.
Il required - appear 20 the hln Med
against him herein
THIS order o. D. publishes once each
week Tor four consecutive wskn in The
Pensacola Journal n nswMnmner nuhtwh-
"a in said Esraulbia county
JAMES MArufHuON
Clerk circuit Court
~ wTnn JOHNSON. ID c
Pensacola F1a. nrcemher 8. 1911
Efernawtw
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IF YOU do not patronize the
Empire Laundry we both
lose money. Phone 800.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY irannH Tn real estate or personal
ururfrfF FL ffe city q FFnHaraia AZ fha
traal rate ~ interest WALL a 90 fHA
d Government street. Fhoua ifaa rasn
MONEY ioarsd ~ DIAMONDS ga firh.
class fFweirv Hf fhe legal rate % inter.
rEt WALL a 90 ifh p Government
street Phone tte1 rnar
gAf.AHrEs az uarss rrrrtase -. HtsraI
HlsrrTrfH WALL a Co ~ r. aaW.
F~m-trf Efrnsf pHTrn ffH7 Hasu
Business Opportunities.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
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NALT1N
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

TOR nENT=.rwo ehnrertinE rooms far
lEht ouHeFFeuiuu 1000 East ugHuf0
street Phone fnan 1afrr 49,
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Monkshavsn. ~. sos0 Nelburu. Las
pAlman 90 order
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HooToN & WATSON
WANTED

~-w~~--~.-------------s -.------s--@
WANTED.
WANTED TO EVcHANuE-Ai rev
r.fiHE saddle ard brifle f1r weH
f.rIrrH pointer rr setter doE. hFIL
q taHer at coe.h laase
vrEn-ra Buy female Pug puppy
hiIrEHH HtatIuH aFE. price &c
h7s .a tay M.neiie Ala. iaderat
WANTED Irsa oIa sarks. oId metal
".| rubber pr Fnu wnnt rrfufIuH money
ea.IHF uu FROM rnur yard. aI your e.d
"a aatsnahna tirea. a. per- Ih. f1r "a
.unrr TUBES. IfH rer ~ W sen have any.
ih'ne - t1ai iine rend o. tr a MALlNo.
So aif East infrrdenria street Phone
$50. fefa rrusar1la. Fin. tadeci1ts
WANTED some ~ sverytriur e. the
streets Please send. or rius rh0ns is1a
wAvrEp-Ar wsar.n e rissass e
goo ~ j q. ingram. Prone e1os 10
Ia.Rf'N l'
wrrrN yOun Frovr on RANCE fairs
Is tate rire 3 b M-Ksusr tInninr ara
stove repairing phone No fnt enf N
TarnaErua 9-rcrt st1yeuirra 81 an
F'nfs lFaeet
wANTED-Uvorybosy % know We have
" at1rk sweet s'Hr .nd niN hirE..s
sauHr Erart hrFt trnIr NInewHf. Holland
E01f e. eat q D.. pubuisaou a nro.
wANrwn-Ta A. vour fancy wanhinr-
Hurh 81 rurtairs anf bahF caps r 40
H rfHHU rrHHeurhle urirrH Clare Pear
EN- CO Wet Romano street isierft'
wkNrFn1-t6 e. tsa acre FARM -I7ss -
stna f1un Would consider come fIu1
herrf lend nfen Aur.r rr1 NnrfH pafaa
~ street feuaaca.a. pa itdsc1t'
WANTED TO urNr- NIae n. rosm ba-
feI furnished. ORR Wet FIrriHn want
fr take charge January lat Address ~
z. ~ -are l1uruaI derist'
WESLEY DUNCAN. Mattrsss MaEer-
Matiressgs renovated. fuEh Cleaned
waiting Inif. Hf" Ring phone f#A.. 90
leave cau at si1 West Rrmaua street
You KNOW that .ss ssms nirsaasrfsr
IN a uatrh Lst ne a. your "time- -
900 WW G uIrsndrrfsr to South la.a.
whNrrr. vrrr cf.fafuaa HeTa tF
frrw The ladies' ri HurN PreFtTa
tHrIar tnHF"h w'N fnkn orders tar rnak.
Errn Que ~ t1ur Hrfrrf Phone Noe
E'H fH rr fHH frr Information e8rHei HI
WANTED wFarrfnft a. hnnw trey ran
hs ffLen wtth trlEs at ere OF nruE
store "A WrrFf 81 rhrus 80
Soc
EFTFn aa-rrB fnns rrsin asrks m
HrT ruHrfffF hT MHIr1 GO
r.rraesia "a ptaus so -
WAITED rO WNrw VIZ 81 aaif5
wen. ~ waffaF wHaf fees frsH HraF
fTrs a'aaFH faH ace Hn aurrsna uaiTf
Fesf Mersu 4 CO ptohs 80
tarttf
WhNTrr.a Trur 500 prfuftna 80 tffsrs
f-r NrHraFfrr II az kfrfn raIinN
cards wnHffrH IHNathrfruH sfr MhWEe
NNlNf..l co.. "A West HrNarnmaut
oArrFa IRIS a MuHHrfr.a HirFars anf
Hat#HaHNra. rHmHtarfEFeFH ~ tents
awnirEa tarrau.inn arf frnV cnFsra
fH.rH .HN tfHh anUfr FaInfrs erect
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rnH etF.E- FTH#fa#frHH uurrHHf HfHn#.
standard Hakn. Hrr" .Hnnr hfHn fHfa
r'fHFF H#H co. HFHfrT ffra East EaHa.
sfzss Eka-a IA annV
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LOST.

LOST HEAVY set vuuna Bun dos Wed
rrHiaN. WITH black spots Had brass
studded breast Vokes Reward 10 rn-
turned Oh Southern Taxi Co fafpr
LuST--sulali Tuse enamel pin wffh small
diamond center on West chase or on
lalafnA. between chase and IrtFudnucia.
on December OF Reward fur return fn
~ 81 king IA south pa'afua cotsCft
Losr-Nsar Davis Marble works. or
NHiafUN street. watch wffh silver
Caaes 0rrn faced flaf Fob attached. with
nonrWrHu On one SIDE. "a. H 70 on
other FIfF. From Emma. LIhFraf re-
ward 20 returned e. Dr. TiHer. ale HHunf
NlHH fnaar
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oerins. Nor. IVA --. Mates "a
order.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-07-11
For Solicitor General

/ hereby announce my candidacy
for reelection to the Office Of Solici-
tor General Of the Southwestern Cir
cult, subject to the action Of the
Democratic Primary to be held as
ordered by the State Democratic
Executive Committee, 1919.
| beg to thank many friends for
voluntary assurance Of support.
and am not unmindful of the fact,
that the office belongs to the whole
people and is theirs to fill, and if /
am reelected / shall do all in my
power to administer the Office with
fearless fidelity to duty, recognizing
as heretofore, the law as my master
and guide.
Most respectfully soliciting your
support,
J.R. WILLIAMS.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-07-11
Dread the Mosquito
MS BTE MAY BE MORE DEADLY Than
THAT or A SNAKE.

Straight from disease to health, straight
from the pest house to the home-mos-
quitoes carry dreadful and loathsome
contagious diseases.
They had to rid Panama of mosquitoes
to make it habitabIe by the people build
ing the canal. The National and State
governments are awake to the danger
right here ut home, and are spending
hundreds of thousands Of dollars for ex-
termination.
But the mosquito still abounds. His
painful and oftentimes death-dealing
bites are to be guarded againit if you are
to be safe.
Keep mosquitoes away from you.
Rexall Skeeter Skoot will do it. Use it,
and they won't come near you. If they
do, we will give your money back.
Pleasant and easy to use, Rexall skeeter
SkoOt viii protect you from the dan.
gerous mosquito. Price 10, Is and 50
cents. Sold in this community only at
our store. The RexaII Store. DRU5
CITY CO., Leesburg,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-07-11
Panic Stricken.

= The Baltimore convention failed
to do whas Grant once said the
Democrats might always be de-
pended upon to do at the right time
to insure Republican victory, and
as a consequence the Republican
politicians and place-holders have
become panic-stricken. The nom
ination Of Woodrow Wilson and the
sanely progressive platform adopted
at Baltimore have served to spread
genuine alarm throughout the Re-
publican camp, and word comes
from Washington, as told in our
dispatches today, that a nation
wide movement has been starred to
petition President Taft to withdraw
as the Republican candidate. and
is being booked by large number
Of Republican office-holders who feel
that they face defeat in November
unless the breach in the party can
be healed.
If the movement to petition Mr..
Taft to withdraw succeeds in gain
ing any volume it is said these same
men in the interest Of party harmony
may ask Col. Roosevelt also to with
draw as a prospective candidate and
permit compromise selection Of
some man agreeable to both factions
of the party Albany Herald.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-07-11
Local Happenings

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Wallace ano
little girls, Of Philema, madean auto
trip to Leesburg and Albany We'd
nesday.
Messrs. Frank Ferguson and
Groves, Of Chokee, we're here Tues
day.
DIR. D. ]. Minis, OF Albany, is in
the city today.
Mrs. Sarah Jackson and little
Mildred Brown, Of Columbus, are
in Leesburg for a lengthy visit to
many relatives.
Mrs d. A. Raglan, accompanied
by her husband, returned home last
week from Milledgeville. The many
relatives and friends Of Mrs. Raglan
are glad to learn that she is much
be tier.
Doing hard work in bent or STOPPING
position puts a stitch in the back that IS
painful. III the muscles have become
strained, you can't get rid of it without
help. The great penetrating power OF
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT will
appeal to youmost strongly at such times,
because it is the very thing you need.
Price 25c, SOC and 81 90 per bottle. Sold
by CITY DRUG co.
Mr.. Fl. B. Stovall and family
have removed to the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Jackson. on Main
street, and their former home will
soon be occupied by another family.
Mr.. E. S. Ferguson, Jr., was in.
Leesburg Wednesday.
Mr.. Markstein, a member Of firm
Of Markstein Bros, Of Birmingham,
. Ala, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Hirschensohn Tuesday.
When the baby is suffering the double
affection of hot weather and bowel dis
orders, the remedy needed is MCGEE'S
BABY ELIXIR 1t reduces the feverish
condition, corrects the stomach and
checks looseness of the bowels. Price
25c and SOC per bottle. Sold by CITY
DRUG co.
When down. town, come in and
see our white slippers.
Stovall & Yeoman.
Mr.. G. y. Massey, Of Bronwood.
has spent the week here very pleas
antly.
Mr.. H. G.. Pass, who has been
with The international Harvester
Co., of Albany, has returned to-
Leesburg and is now with Lowry
Bros, on the pecan grove here.
Stings or bites OF insects that are fol-
lowed by sweIlings, pain oritching should
be treated promptly as they are poisonous.
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT coun.
teracts the poison. 1t is both antiseptic
and healing. Price 25c, soc and LOO.
per bottle. Sold by CITY DRUG co.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-07-11


Mrs, Thomas, mother Of Mrs. III.
B. Stovall, died at her home in
yaldosta last Saturday. The many
friends Of Mrs. stovall extend sym-
pathy to her in this great bereaye-
ment.
Mrs. Thomas spent several weeks
with Mrs. Stovall this spring, and
her taking off was a shock to her
and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. stovall, after at
tending the funeral in valdosta, re-
turned Sunday afternoon.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-07-11
For Solicitor General

Thereby announce myself can
date for the Office Of Solicitor Gen
eral Of the Southwestern Judicial
Circuit subject to the action Of the
Democratic Primary to be held in
August. | respectfully ask the vote
and support Of the voters Of the
several counties Of the Circuit, prom
Using if elected to discharge the du-
ties Of the Office to the best Of my
ability. Respectfully,
L. J. BLAL0CK
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-07-11
Rift News.

We are glad to know that Mrs.
A. r. Green is able to be up again
after a few days illness.
Mr.. D. G. Jones. made a business
trip to Americas last Friday.
Misses. Lula Bell and frankie
Jones, are visiting near Richland
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. SIN. Jones ST. and
Mrs. J. H. Tucker, spent the 4th
pleasantly in Americas.
Miss Maud Suggs aud her Brother
Julian, went up to Myrtle Springs
the 4th and report a fine time.
Miss Irene Bass, of Bronwood. is
visiting her father, Mr.. Lee Bass,
this week.
Mr.. G.. D. Richards made bus
mess trip to Leesburg Tuesday.
Protracted Meeting will start at
New Hope Church next Sunday.
All are invited to attend.
Mrs. J. H. Tucker spent last
Wednesday with her brother, Mr..
Will Hines, near Antioch.
Miss Carrie Jones spent Sunday
last with Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Young.