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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30

81. Sun Dot Sen, ser bar 81
nos p%robiiorilfe &reiioent, ofrej
Ite forleoen til Setting uoen at ia
&c 9enipn til Moparsler fra Sen
ner, ser frpgter for bans .@ifferbei
lioen &enrettelien al flere &unfom
generoler. u.
Sc spoens @eneraler, ion for
leoen bleb benrettet Dor Meolem
mer al ST. Gun Yot Gen 8arti
&ung Men 81, oe blep greben
&ope6ita6en ifelge 8reiioent guot
Ell &ois 8efoling UNDER EN- Mnfla
ge for 9elagtigbe0 / en- Somme11
inergelie MOS @egieringen / @e
ting.
80. al Sfficererne blep oennt al Ell
stramret i @obeoitaoen o. ifuot
Sc eorige blen transporteret tilbo
sc til @anto'p / oelrfer % benret
tet ser.
9et maa bore ret bpggelige Scr
bol6 boorun6er mor er6nu leper
ben iaa u%obuiltnereoe nj u@epn
blifn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30
st aoot Stem for 9anife.

8lonbt omltaae1r6c 8efjelr0tgid=
refer pil mon bape lagt MGrfe til
II Spfor0ring ira sen befjen6te ban=
ife 8ar1fdr 6reo. @. 6riis / &emnare,
g. 9af., ON at fire Jig ct Stem /
0ctte, ct al Sc ltdrlte oa1lfe Settle'
menter fer / 9a1rbet. Me6 8ror=
ions @pjlfole miot / &olonie1, og
0on1fe &irfer / 8pen og poo. flere
Steoer / en- befpem Nflton0 til6p0es
fer en- ijel6en 2ejligbeo for 6anlte
2an6menb til at opnoo ct bpggeltgt
@iem paa ierbeles go0e @etingelier.
Man ber 6erfor %inoreit muligi lfri=
ne til Mr. 6riis otter l1nrmere Sp.
lpsni1ger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30
ON, at @ooorop @ition
bill bltpe 0er1 bebite &eprGI entant

.operbepiit ON, at @ooorom @tl1on
bill blipe SEN beblte &eprGI entant
inr be notwithstanding Soeer.
81 tror, at balps flare 6orltnoella
al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % &egierings=
IDitem 90 bons Ggte meatneifeltge
Spmpatbicr CT sen bebite @aranti
for, at bor oil pioe at forpalte Na=
tionens Mffrrer nteb flog pg llpartilf
&etfqroigbco MOS itorc laapel loan
mos imoo. 90 nj tror, at Den e11e=
lte oirfeliac Sanobeo og Sifferbco
/ 5toterlcs 2coelie ofbp11aer at,
at Sem &,,rs, lon @illon pcacr poo,
blincr toget.
Mf 6islc @nmoc, .og lloen at be-
bjnlpc ps al e~nNIfabsfldoc @aAno=
lfclier, ti'liger st. Ha,1l Sioenoe"
Scr. @tllon al be1 Stette 'pg 9iGlp,
iom ct ~oprietiat, Grliat og 1tnfbG11=
gi9t @loo roaoer oper. gu opfor=
orer Sem. iom tror pao @ilion oa
6ons Hrincippcr at femme for
,bom, og ri pil aiare fpao Scr er |
Dor Mogt til at gipre bore Soc ere
befier0te mes @illnns Erincipper
og &erionligbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30
Welcome to the Rebild Bows.

Welcome to the Rabild Boys.
Tune: "When Johnny m marching
home"
When all the Rabild Boys come home
: bid Ra!- bid Rae!
There is men will shout and cheer
them some
bid Rae! ~ bid Rae!
Because they worked a yankee bluff
On good King Christian sure enough
And On the President
OF these United States.
The Rabild Boys - a willy bunch -
= bid Rae! - bid Rae!
And the Commander had a bunch
= bid Rae! - bid Rae!
They'd need some great American
To duly impress King Christian
So why not make Taft
Honorary President.
So the Rebild Boys = the clever lads
- bid Rae! = bid Rae!
With many mighty funny fads
= bid Rae! - bid Rae!
They had for ballast in their craft
The name of William Howard Taft
, AS honorary President
OF the danish American "bunch''.
How proud the Rsebild Boys did feel
= bid Rae! = bid Rae!
TO hear Doc Egan make his "Spiel"
= bid Rae! bid Rae!
When to the King he did present
The compliments of the President
The honorary President
OF the danish American "bunch'. !.
And sure the Rebild Boys did shout
= bid Rae! bid Rae!
When Egan he had helped them out
= bid Rae! bid Rae!
They cheered loud-both: fore and aft
For King Christian and Bill Taft
And for the cute little
Dinky Rnbild Park.
Now soon the R@bild Boys come home
: bid Rae! - bid Rae!
| AS Victors came to ancient Rome
= bid Rae! = bid Rae!
Well build a grand triumphal arch
Through which as Heroes they will
march =.
| AS Champion Buffers
They surely take the cake.
C. N.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30

S 1910 por fan &anoi6ut for
State Treolnr paa Sen 0emofratt=
fife Site. S 1911 blep ban meo ct
goot Tlertal palgt til Yrelioelnt /
uMinot Gitp Commission, bpilfen
Sitting 6an ltooig uofploer. Sans
Administration iom Hrnit0er1t for
Gitp commissioner far pprct / bgj
@ra6 til reosltillen0c for 9Dcns
S%nobDggere, og bor pgret bemGr-
f~ellespnr6ig ne6 SC mango cling
fan far fooct uofprt. Eorf Spltc:
met CT eta6leret, ct SDitem jon
.omfotter ca. so Mcres al set beolt(
~@ollep 2on6". l16gtfterne til 9p:
ems @%elpsning CT blepen ncoiot me<
ober 60 Eroccnt.
@pens Srpfning ct Mcpc11 fort:
forpogtet mes en- Minorel1ogift al
|67 Erocent. gn Nlmn er 11oorbej:
oct for ct centralt beltggcnDe, iani
|tGrt Slogterb11s, lom nil blipe
@irfiombe0 iaa mart set folOc @cia
|%i10trGffer. 9pen CT ogloa, let ire
let morali #. Stonopunft, megct rem
log / Set bele taget CT Milpt ltprc
iao gobt iom nogen @p / Gtoten
| 6or Sc iiblte 8 Mooneoer ba1
set pGret 6efien6t, at fan bar San
0ioat for &ongresie11 roget iom al
lti6 plejer at n9ffe Sppolition, mel
Il bette 9ilfpl0e for Ser life lpot no
gen &ritif al bans administration
@on CT i%nteresleret / 8plipet
ejer Ell 6orm, og ct @jem / Mino1
og er interesieret / 2 @onoelsfore'
tagenoer Der. N(le 6ons Sl'tcres
!. Ter er bl1n0ne til Nor0 0ufota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30
Knrrtspnnhattrf.
Sanif=amerifanif @o%piepclt=M lltauce,

On Gel 9onlf Nmerifanere
Greater Seem Dorf far orgoniiere1
~9anlf=amerifunif &%oolepelt Sill
once. 9cltprelien beitaar al $50,
litife11"s Seem Yorfer &orreipon:
oent, ST.. @mil @pffer, 6ormon6;
|9r. Giggo 2in6, lite 8ice=6ormano;
Mgerbrugs= &oniulent, SIR. S. g.
|@briitenien, 26en &icey6ormono;
|Sngenier, ST.. Stener Stener fen,
|&oslerer, og 3igtercn 2ourit5 2ou=
rtten, Sefret9r.
@n Delegation al 9e0erlle / 8ro=
pagon0oen for b9ret til Mu6iens
Dos @l1ll-Mooiernes @tate= @boir=
man for Seem Sort, &r. @m. s..
&otcbfiis og bos 6inans= &pmiteens
Mattonal Chairman Scr. George IS.
&erftns og foat 2efte ON Stetttc.
|Sr. Spffer er uon@ont iom. 9elegot
til @totsfonpentionen / @procuie,
g., September, og 8epegellen
brides al eleftriife Motorer fremob
moo Moolet: &poleppIts
.Seir be6 @aIget / Mobember.
&olgfampogne-2iteratur og ner,
mere Splpsninger fan faces beo
&enbenoelie til Sefretere11> ST..
2alrit5 2a1rit5en, 131 @et 42n6
ct, Seem Sort @itp, g. 9.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30
t; men forlagt

loBlUtt, Illell ulVuYl et
@fnffe.
&eoaftgren par pao &eile og oen
uiorrbapenoe" Sournolit baooe Ell
onoet Spn paa 8ogbbeoen, og
mente, vat ieg gioroe Grin meo
|@e6en".
Saa mango Sober ioa mango
|SDn. Men bar Sproabet qaaet
efter nit @o'6e> bpao piloe l6llaget
bore blebet?
@boo pil0e hi 0unl f=omerifanite
6pnboer bape pun0et, og bporme6
oiloe ri babe gjort os fortjente -
eller Jortienei tie ON Elonen bar ga
blepen realileret.
Sa0 oS antage, at hi baD6e in0=
iamlet og bortfal tet Sc 11p6pen0iqe
Mi6ler til 6e @eflomeren0es 5mg=
relle, bpa6 bil0e set birfelige
l16bDtte bere bleben?
9a6 os toge @=@=&e0en til Mgn=
tier til StrOteat. Sffe II II, nen
ON nogle faa .Mar, noar u6en reflo=
merenoe Mono" Joni ipepeoe oper
bet @a1roeoe / &oeii og Hroio> paa
Hrent og Horoplper, er goaet /
@9ring.
!: %olfmar Sobnicn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30
Ser fi1roes 10 8looe, Eioslfrifte1

Ser finoes 10 8laoe, Eiosifrifter
'og 8gger, iom obiolrt fontmer int
UNDER 8egrebet imaolig 9iterat1r
&erionlige Mngreb gipes ofte Ser
u6leen0e al &olemif, men &olemi:
ferne, bbis Broieftiler CT bel1teOe frc
@fmnbptten, bill meget faa in6laot
Jig me0, foroi Sc flelte ligefrem iao:
1rer oe rette Mi6ler til at befemp'
Dem me6.
! 0g Set er ingen 9fom - tpert
imoo!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30

uDen 1lpe @eimen", ct Sioslfrift
iom 116gipes og reoigeres al S(o'
Suiebp, Jargo, q. 9af., in0eboloe,
George @oibingtons Slegtsregi
iter. Sans 6amilietre, operens
Itemmenoe nte6 ct el6re ge1peologil1
S9rf, u0gipet al 8ibliotbefslellfu.
bet Seem Sort, feres tilboge til
.Srenoelogen (george) omfring &o1
$50 e. &r., boorbe6 Den omerifa11-
fife &epublifs Sober faor life min
ore ems fire norife aonger Monot
fine M%scen6enter.
Sen CT forreitem go0, men for en-
Gel Nar li6en lelte mu1 boooe
norife og ~norif=amerifonife 8laoe
.fplgenoe: ~Gr=Yreit0cntinoe Sec
&infep er fra @eiteraalen. SUN
bar, SlGgt 6erborte."
Gen er be6re!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30
uSt. Hanl Siocnbc" anbefalcr @ppo.
ro,u @ilipn til &rciibcnt.

Si fren1fom n1e0 Denne Critic
ring efter Sen npieite SuerDejelle
og oen ombpggeliglte llnoeriegel1e
Of SC forlfjellige &anoroaters &Gr0
og &palififatio1er. Sr1omel0eller'
ne al &unoiooter er nplig oflluttet;
men laO os upre GLADE for, at Sc
omfatter Ell lau ltGrf, mobig og
n%nfbangig Ma116 lom @rlioa1.
De vpoliiife" BLADES Gage er
talte, og SEN Sis, bpor blino &ar'
tifbeb raaoeoe CT gaaet. S SC 1e=
mere @ar for set anrerifmlfe 6olf
lpm at tnnfe for Dem lelp, og mi
begpnOer Sc pao at orbejoe for SEM
1elb. Sra Oen ene Gnoe al 2an0et
til Den anoe11 roooer EN- ,,p 0emo=
.fratiif Ma116, fempen0e moo poli<
tilt l1Dioenbeb og ltnrligbeo, l1ogt=
1onrbeo og l1lelpitGnoigbeo.
-
Re0 Sen opbeltc 6oritooe(ie al
0enne 5iosaan0 og %in0leen0e SEN
@en1sgjerning, at ct @loo ber tie
ne fine 29lere, betragter ri set lom
Dor Yligt at fremfomme meo en-
u6fgrlig 91ebegjgrelle angooen0e Dor
Stil1i11g til @ooorolp @ilion. Sue
stpoigbeo pg llafgjortbeo er mis-
.fntfelig / pore Sage, bpor man loo
softe tr9ffer tort UNDER oct .fall fe
25tempel:: bpi6t. -.
Men pes @ooorom @ilion fi1oes
7119en Spetp0igbeo, cibcllcr ltafgjort=
beo. Som tror poo Solicit pg SOL
fets &et, life lom en- tbeoretiif Sbe,
snen 7o1n ct nirfeliet Erincip, ser
bgr bm,oles efter. Som biltoriif
ESorl tier og Sagttagcr al Mernnei fe=
beoens 6remifriot, for fan lert, at
Der CT TO ppgti9e @r11nbe til @e=
9ieriagslpltcmers Ja(o og Joronrp,
og 1isle .@rl1noe er: y Mogtens
l1ogoellc / Sc 6oos &anoer oo p
Nagf og @nlo lat :bgiere ems 2es=
nirgen al lociale Spergsmaol. @ons
Jorti6 iom @uperngr / Seem Scserien
pi1er, at ban bar bopt Mo0 og &cl6
til at praftiiere fine Sperbepisnin=
ger meo Sntelligens, 0patig6eo og
3aft. 6an mo0tog Nominotione1
meb rene Sen6er, og bans bitrelte
Nfooitanoere par &ribilegiernes
6orfnmpere.
&ooorom @ilion er go6 politiif
2eber, lite for6i fan CT EFT qoo
9nlar, men for6i bn,1 er Ell qo6
Monb. Sans p%i6enifobelige aorriez
re iom NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. og Gro=
1es1or bar gjort bom ififfet til at
le, bboo Ser Iigger bog 8egiuenbe=
Der og 5orbolo. &an er en- Sri
1ten, iom letter &etifoffenbeo beje-
re END 6ormaalstjenligbeo. San
bar 11tef, boormeo ban fon fjebe
Zig S1oIpoelle, ban fan tim boa=
be at bfr6e 5tette be6 bans aob,1e
8erion1igbe6, bans praftiife @ioen
% 6en Eillio, lom bans offentlige
Jorti6 paffer, og Iom loper, at ban
oil nofere mooige, foritan6ige og
praftiife 8eorifter / Gremti6en.
ST &uI 3i6e116e" ct ganffte
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30

On Mono / Minneapolis bur for
langt @filsmisle foroi bors &one
tpang ba,n til at flptte 20 Gauge
II Mar.
Set er at baabe, at fan ilipper for
poerligere Strof og otter op1aa1
oen Ireo og SO, iom fun Eeber'
lpel,oefoor bpber poa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30

'
Set la0er til, at 6ranlt=Mmerifa
ner11e / Seem Dorf far taget &ebil6.
SS;been op til Gfterfelgelie, i. alt
Salo forteller ct banif 8loo Ser
ne0e f%9lgen6e:
observation-disclosures / Seem Sort
bar meb Sean Macber lom @rpii=
bent bclluttet at forGre Sen frantic
'5tat ct Stpffe Snbora / Merbe6en
at Sron / Mgier. Set er Menin=
gent, at observation-disclosures oil
iumles paa Smraobet bper 146c
|S11li, 9%a1tilleoogen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30
Sra splpans, Galifornia.

Sioen Ser iioite @ang ier6tes
Meo6elelier berfra, CT ser ifet 90
Htl1ige cling Der.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-30

Soolmooiebeo er ligeiom en- @e
oicin - goo at al1befole andre.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-04-18

Miss Mary Odom, Of Newton,
who has been visiting her relative,
Mrs. D. D. Hall for some days. re-
turned home Saturday.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-04-18

A few days since Mr.. E. ]. Stocks
had a three-room dwelling house to
burn down, worth about $1,000,
which fred a house near by Of three
rooms. In the first named house
was a very sick negro man who with
difficulty escaped and that after
having been severely burned. In
the other house was stored about
200 bushels Of cotton seed, 100
bushels of corn and 10 tons of guano.
This is thought to have been tie
work Of a little negro boy about Z
years old who had previously set a
bed on fire, in which was an infant.
for which he was whipped.
About the same time this boy was
seen with a torch in hand and
when overtaken and prevented from
doing mischief with it, said that il
hindered in his design would burn
Mr.. Stocks fence. The boy was
arrested, and is now confined for
the action of the Superior court.
! The houses were the property Of
Mr.. E. J. Stocks and the commod-
tiles burned in the one belonged to
Mr.. S. M. Stocks, the produce and
labor Of last year. The little fellow
seems to glory in doing mischief
and is not abashed when spoken to
about himself.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-04-18
Local Happenings

Our Presbyterian friends have re-
ceived new and up-to-date chairs
for seating their congregation. We
congratulate them on their acquisi-
ton.
For some means not intended we
have heretofore left out the an
nouncement Of Mr.. A. J. Powell,
who is one Of our sturdy commits
sioners.
Teachers Of the public schools
take notice Of the examination no
tice found elsewhere in this issue.
The pear crop is one Of the most
absolute failures ever known in this
land, and its loss will be felt BY
more than one grower.
The City Court Of Leesburg con-
vened last Monday and was in ses-
sion that one day, when it was adj
iourned to Friday, when the civil
docket will be called.
Messrs. King and stilwell. Of
Webster, with their families, are
visiting Mr.. F. T. King and fam
ily and taking in the Ghautauqua
A. Albany.
Corn $1.1O per bushel, hay $34
per ton, yet we insist on devoting
our best energies to cotton. Fire
is q good thing, if handled proper
", but in the wrong place is very
destructive. See?
Messrs. B. I. Mckinney, G. Z.
Ketcham and S. ]. Yeoman, the
registrars for the county, met Tues
day and examined the voters list.
It strikes us as being a fine board
for the purpose.
Mr.. H. S. Carson and wife came
up from Leary last Sunday and
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
D. Hall.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-04-18
From Chokee.

Col. G. H. Beazley was up this
way one day last week.
Mr.. A. D. Green visited Albany
last week.
Mrs. Eva HaysIip. Of Cork, is
visiting Miss Cora Hayslip this
week.
Mr.. 7. j. Green had phone put
in his home few weeks ago.
Miss Eva B. Hooks visited Amer
icus last Saturday.
Our good pastor, Bro. Mabry,
will FIJI his regular appointment at
Antioch next Saturday and Sun
day.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-04-18
Announcement for Congress,

TO the voters Of the Third Con-
gressional District: / have the
ambition to represent the third
district in congress. AS to my fit
ness, and worthiness, / promise 7
submit that to the voters of the dis
trict, along with other gentlemen
who may aspire to the honor in a
democratic primary. II am q
farmer and have contributed all
that / possibly could to the adj
vancement Of the farming interests
of my section of the county. AS a
member OF congress | would be con-
trolled largely by the same desires
and purposes that have aetuated me
as private citizen in advancing the
farming interests of the country,
which ultimately is the interest Of
every person, whether merchant,
lawyer, doctor, banker, mechanic
or citizens following other eallings.
| shall be glad to meet the voters
face to face in every county Of the
district before the daY Of the cleo
ton JOHN r. MERCER.
Subscribe for The Journal, and
now Only $1.00a year
in advance.
FOley'!s Honey and Tar
for c1ildrcn.safe. SIRE. No oDiates.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-04-18
FOR COMMISSIONER.

The Journal is authorized to announce
that Mr.. E. J. Stocks will be a candi-
date for County Commissioners from Red
Bone district, in the ensuing election
This announcement is made at the solic-
itation of his many friends and rot of
his own seeking. It goes without saying
that Mr.. Stocks viii make a splendid
Commissioner.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-04-18
FOR COMMISSIONER

To the Democratic Voters Of Lee
county: I hereby announce that |
am a candidate for reelection as
County Commissioner at the COM
ing primary to be held on May the
first. I would greatly appreciate
the suffrage of every voter, and if
elected will continue to strive for
the best interests Of the county.
Very respectfully,
A. ]. POWELL.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-04-18

| Miss Mary Odom, OF Newton,
who has been visiting her relative,
Mrs. D. D. Hall for some days, re-
turned home Saturday.
We are requested to announce
that the contemplated candidates
barbecue" viii not come off on the
oath inst. as expected, but win be
had after the primary; and some
one suggests that it then be turned
into an experience meeting for the
ones that are left.
We are glad to see our friend J.
w. Morgan again at his post after
having been detained on account Of
sickness for some days. By the
way, as there is no opposition for
the Office Of clerk, it is but the due
mead Of praise to say that he and
his father, James Morgan, are two
Of the best Superior court clerks in
Georgia.
Mrs. David Thomas, Of Valdosta,
returned home last Saturday ac-
companied by her daughter, Mrs.
H. B. stovall and tabe. You can
readily detect that something is af-
fecting Mr.. stovall, and this ex-
plains it.
A new R. F. D. route, which is
number 5 from Leesburg. went into
effect on the first of April. It goes
south on tie Albany road until OPP
posite Century, thence east to the
Starkville road, thence, north to
starkville, thence the old Mucka-
loochee road to DR.. Ketchams and
then across west to the Starkville
and Adams road. thence south on
the new road to the Starkville and
Dawson roads and, after going
about three miles. into Leesburg.
This route fills missing link in our
rural delivery system that was much
needed. Mr.. J. a.. Snellings is
serving the route at present.
Miss Edith Mckinney visited
Mrs. Annie Pruett Friday last, and
how he" smiled.
Mr.. Duncan Forester is hauling
material to his new lot for the pur-
pose Of building a residence. See
how the city grows three resi-
dences going up at one time and
more to follow.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-04-18
10 the Democratic Voters Of the BID
Congressional District


| hereby formally announce my
candidacy for the office OF congress-
man from said district to the 6Sra
Congress. subject to the Democratic
primary to be held next summer.
Owing to my familiarity with ccndi-
tions ii Washington (being the com
fidential clerk to the speaker Of the
Housed / believe if the people will
honor me with the great office that
/ can be Of service to them and !
will certainly strive to faithfully and
intelligently represent al the people
of the district. Their interest and
welfare shall regulate, control and
influence my every vote and act and
at all times ] will be true to the
masses Of our people. Before the
primary | will announce q form
platform Of principles, address to
voters on the public questions OF the
day, presenting my views fully to
them and endeavor to see as may
Of them III person as possible. u
you can give me yonr support and
influence ] shall always be most
profoundly grateful.
Very respectfully,
CHARLES R. CRISP
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NOTICE no TEAcHERs.

There viii be an examination Of
to teach in the public
Of Lee county, Ca, to be
held at the court house in Lees
burg, beginning at s O'Clock a. M.
on the 14th and 18th Of June. 1912.
A. n. HOWELL.
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F0R C0UNTY COMMISSIONED.

To the Voters Of Lee County: take
this opportunity to announce my candi-
dacy for reelection as County Commits
sioner at the ensuing primary to be held
May the first next. Thanking you for
past confidence, / respectfully ask the
support Of every voter in the county,
Very respectfully,
w. ii. TURNER.
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May, l011.
GRAND JURORS.
G. w. Mcdonald,
James M. Brim,
w. B. Boutwell,,
T. S. Burton,
j. D. Hays,
d. G. Jones,
E. j. Stocks,
d. B. Hearn,
B. F. Cassells,
James Z. Hooks,
o. L. Thompson,
Guy S. Pryor,
G. B. Avery,
e. E. Livingston,
w. III. Lunsford,
Thomas J. Green,
DR.. w. T. Simpson.
M. w. Suggs,
A. M. Howell,
B. e. Fouche,
A. w, Livingston,
E. B. Martin, Jr.,
N. "A. Wade,
j. S. Mathews,
Nathan MincheW,
]. A. Lipsey,
Morgan M. Martin,
John A. Tucker,
J. III. Randall, Jr.,
J. III. Exum, ST..
TRAVERSE JURORS.
W. H. Turner,
E. B. Martin, ST.,
L. T.. Richardson.
M. S. Childers,
Bruce Il. Boutwell,,
Lee Childefs,
H., B. Johnson,
s. J. Woman,
DR.. FL. L. Long, Jr.,
A. j. Powell,
r. 7. Mathews,
w. III. Badly,
G.. w. Barrow,
DR.. O. w. Statham,
VIM. B. Coxwell,
w. Eustice Johnson,
w. III. Liggin,
J. S. Kitchens,
E. f. Goodwin,
Lee R. Mathis.
/. T. Everett,
J. S. Moreiand.
E. HI. Mcdonald,
w. 7. Harp,
e. A. Clark,
]. w. Morgan.
J. d. Snelgrove,
L. E. Powell,
T. w. Moreland,
e. S. Ferguson, Jr,,
FL. D. Logan,
Robert F. Pope,
A. III. Booker,
James III. Jones,
A. j. Fleetwood.
Eugene Morgan.
Il
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LIST OF JURORS
NAY TERM 1912.

The following is the list Of jurors
drawn for the May Term Of Lee
Superior court, which oonvenes at
Leesburg on the first Monday in
May, 1912:
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Tax Receivers Notice.

] will be at the following places
on dates below for receiving State
and county tax returns for year
I1912;
Ohokee precinct, May Is.
Manning's store, May %.
w. G. Laramore's store, June Is.
D. g. Jones, June 81.
SMTTHVILLE-
May 2, June 5 and 10.
RED BONE
Beloit precinct May %.
3. J. Stocks store June II.
Philemma June IA.
PALMYRA
J. P. Cookies old store May II.
N. A, Wade's house, June Ii.
will be in Leesburg all other
dates not conflicting with these
dates. Will be at court house all
court week.
H. R. STovALL,
T. R, Lee Co. Ga.