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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-05-08
Isolation and uarantines.

Every case Of scarlet fever should
be promptly isolated and a rigid
quarantine effected. A child exposed
70 the disease should be isolated for
seven days, when 1t may be allowed
to go out if no symptoms appear.
Children suffering from the disease
should be placed in q light airy loom
in which only essential articles are
kept. The house should be quardn,
tined by a Scarlet Fever card No
one. should be admitted to the rooH
except the nurse and doctor, and on
designated member Of the family, wis
should not come into contact with 9th
er members Of the family during TIL
progress Of the disease. The patien
should be kept isolated for a full SIX
weeks or longer, if necessary, until
the discharges from eyes, nose, ears
and mouth have entirely disappeared
ana peeling is complete Extreme
care must still be taken for patients
have been known to communicate the
disease after being pronounced cured.
Some states require isolation for ten
days after peeling is complete.
No article should be allowed to
leave the sick room without thorough
disinfection under directions given by
the attending physician or the local
board Of health After the patient has
recovered, all articles in the room
which cannot be completely disinfec-
ted or effectively fumigated, should be-
burned.
There is no reason why a child
should ever have scarlet fever; with
proper precautions they viii not.
Children should be kept strictly away
from the house where there is a case
Of it. Care should be taken to keep
cut Of their way books, toys, public
drinking vessels, domestic animals
and pets which may have come into
contact with the disease. Keep child
REM at home when it is. in the neigh
hoIhood. It is a splendid rule at an
times, as wei as when scarlet fever is
about, to teach them to put nothing
into their mouths but food Isolate
children with sore threats until we'll,
At all times keep the premises clean.
end in a sanitary condition.
In.case OF death from scarlet fever
public funeral should never he held,
and no child should be allowed 10 at
tend it.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-05-08

IL
Both classes are divided agai1
benign and malignant" tuA
The former neing these Of nilde1
often not consid sred dangeroud
the second being very d8ngeroul
likely to result in death unless
lively removed. All malignant y
are cancers in common parlancel
Benign tuners Of the first-clas
known as adenoma,, when they
nate from a gland such as the b
the liver, the pancreas and othsrS
as papilloma when they orginatei
the skin. The danger in tunnel
this sort. especially in case d
adenoma, is that they are liable
velop into the nal grant typg
cancer. A small and spparentlyII
fensive tumor Of the breast mayg
" become cancer, OF carcinoma
name given 10 malignant tunnel
the frst-class. originating in
glands Malignant tiimors of
class originating from the skim
known as epithelioma
These malignant tumors oil
first class are the most common 4
Of cancer and occur usually in
sons past forty years of age.
are spread by the lynaph Vessel
the body, and when tie operatif
performed for their removal, Ell
ing care has to be taken TO remoy
lymph vessels and any nearby
glands which might contain th
from which a new growth WOO !
up. For example, IN cnoYing q
Ger Of the breast, it is neces i
take out the lymph gland in iAe
pit and the lymph vessels leadin
Mesoblastic tumors Of the
class are numerous and tab
names from the various tis
which they occur, such as
from fiibrous tissue, lipoma R
tissue, osteoma from bone tiss
oma from muscle tissue and 4,
Mesoblastic tumors, all Of wliis
cur in the inner or connective
when malignant. are spread entif.
blood vessels. They arc irregula|
formless masses Of cells simil.
the cells Of surrounding tissue,
It is the malignant tumors Of this
that are among the most dang
Of all new growths. These are k
as sarcoma, and all arise from
Of the tissues below the skin.
are supplied by the hood We
There are many varieties, depei
on the size and shape Of the
and they may occur at any ag
ereasing in frequency slowly
person grows older.
The Importance cannot be
strongly stressed of the promr
moval by surgeon OF known an
questioned ability. of any tum'
soon as it has been diagnosed.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-05-08
SCIENCE WORKING
T0G0NQUER TUM0RS
But So Far the Only Known Remedy
Is the Knife, Says the Georgia
state Board Of Heath.

Atlanta, Ga In tile catalogue Of
diseases the word cancer has al
ways been a nightmare to man. Nor
has medical science yet eliminated the
terror from it. But persistent seien-
tifc study in recent years has develop
ed some interesting and valuable facts
regarding tunors of all classes, which
have served important purpose in
treating them
The one important conclusion reach
ed by the most eminent medical scien-
lists of Europe and America and
this conclusion is Endorsed by the
Georgia State Board of IIealth-is
that the only remedy for cancer or
any tunor Of the malignant sort, Is
excision. Somewhere there exists,
possibly, a specific for tlmors, but
science has not yet discovered II and
until it does, the only satisfactory
remedy for the tumcr or cancer Is tile
knife applied in its earliest stages.
Quaek remediss, advertised specs-
flcs, are worse than useless, for they
allow time for the continued develop
ment Of the disease, whereas excision
in early stages might mean a cure.
But even the knife is seldom effective
after malignant tumor has made ex-
tensive progress and spread Itself
over a large area of the body
Another Interesting now undisputeed
faa+ az fo fnmors is that cancer IS
not caused by bacteria.
Tissue Running Riot.
The tumor, based upon attained
knowledge of its Characteristics, may
perhaps be best described as flesh or
tissue running riot The cells, Of
smallest component parts, Of can
cerous growth are exactly the same IN
form and structure as those OF the
normal and healthy tissue surround
inc them. IA family of several sons
may live normally and nationally Tor
wears. when suddenly one Of them for
reasons perhaps inexplicable, viii ae'
velop Wild tendencies and turn out
Vagabond and debauchee. So with the
tissues OF the body, almost any one Of
which. apparently without cause, may
become riotious and grow Ike par
ssite The dangerous tumors come
usually past middle life, after man
has reached the age Of forty; and
they grow without form or purpose
Medical science has classified tu-
mors under many heads according TO
where they make their appearance
their nature and their condition. The
two larger classes are the epiblastic
and mesobastic tumors; the epihlastie
tumors occur en- the outer lining OF
the body. anywhere on its surface, o.
on The muceas membrane ln'ng, the
mcu.a, gGllst, stomach and .neesilnes,
which is simply q continuation Of the
outer lining: and the mesoblastic tu-
mors occur in the inner or connective
tissues. in the muscles fatty tissues,
bones, carriages. bleed vessels. lymph
vessels and glands
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-05-08
Icebera RIoeked Harbor.

Discussing the iceberg questit
Prof John Milne OF London writ
that the year he visited Newfoundlan
ore OF these Ice mountains had siuc
in the Narrows, which is the entranc
70 St. Johns harbor The capital G
Newfoundland was bottled up. 8.
tort pounded at the Intruder for
time. but they migbt as well hav
pounded at the KaFekoram mountains
The monster stopped all trafTic eithe
N or one On the rhird day, howeEei
i heeled over aud sailed away
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-05-08

THE JOURNAL il anxious To-
print every item Of persons mention
that can be obtained Will YOU mot
write down ona slip Of paper the
names and addresses Of your any
friend who Is visiting you aad brlng
It into the Journal office Visiting
4 personal Is better than telsplhln-
ing it, as the initials and otherdata
will be more correct than when
taken over the phone.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-05-08

Miss Maggie McMath, of Ameri
Gus, was in town for . while lest
week.
Mr.. Galloway, representing hm-
pire Lie ms. Co.. Atlanta, was in
the city Tuesday visiting Judge II.
L. Long and others
Besides local lawyers, Messrs j.
q. sheppard, Eugene Hawkins
Hollis Fort and g. r Winchester,
Of Americus; j. w. Walters and 4.
]. BACON, Of Albany, are attending
the court this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Love have
moved into their new and beautiful
home.
Mrs. j. P. Galloway has returned
from d pleasant trip To Atlanta.
Mr.. Colin Hall visited bis parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID D. Hall, sunday
lie returned to Americas MONDAY,
where lie has d better position than
he had at Barnesyille.
The many friends here were
shocked to learn Of the death Of
Judge Geo. q. Edwards Monday
He was wcll-known BY everyone
Mr.. Grover DeBerry hasreturped
here from South Carolina after sew
eral months absence
Mr.. and mrs, q. y, Burke iua
child, 81 Albany, are Visiting Miss
Jennie Ford before going 70 tlieir
new home in Albany
Messrs. Eli 9. Hill and ] r.
Dennard, .oi Dawsoni spent satar-
day night and Sunday last with Mr..
Homer Hay.
Prof. q. NJ. Sparks, Of Arlington,
was d pleasant visitor here Monday.
Mr.. Albert Pruett washers sun
dav on a short visit and returped
that afternoon to Ieary. His wife
will join him there shortly after she
gets recovered from illness
Mrs. ] G. Pruett is ii Atlanta
this week, visiting Mrs. Rybold who
is on the sick list.
Col. Ed Jones 1 prominent att
torney. lOf Albany is attending court
hers this week
Miss Emma HargroVe, Of Bron-
wood, who has been visiting Mrs.
HI AZ. Massey has returned home.
Mrs. u. R. Massey is visiting her
parents at Sumner this week.
Miss Martha Hall left today for
Americas to spend a while before
returning home Sunday, aceompan-
led By her sister, Mrs. Pearl Ragan
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-05-08
FaR rnE 49, lNn NERv0Us.

Tired-Out, weak, nervous nlSAa and N0-
men would feed ambitious energetic. iull
of lie and always have a good appetite,
# they would do the sensible thing Tor
healta-take Electric Bitters. Nothing
better Tor Tie stomach, liver Of kidneys
Thousands say they owe tie.rlives iG
this wonderful home remedy. Nra q,
RMnevauit, of Neslal Center y. r..
SAYS regard Eiectrie Bitlers rs one
0i the greatest elftS / cara never forget
what 1t las dOae for noe. tiet bottle
yourself and see what dil.ereuce it viii
make ia your health Only 5Qe and 81.
Recommended by City Drug Go.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-05-08
DANGER EXTREME
IN SCARLET FEVER
Isolation, Quarantine and Thorough
Distinction the only safe Methods
Of Treatment, says Georgia
State Board OF Health.

Atlanta, Ga. Scarlet fever. one Of
the oldest diseases recorded in his
tory is one Of the most dangerous
contagious and infectious diseases of
childhood Thucydides, the Greek
writer apparently described it as
early as 4s9 B. c.. and it was given
its name and distinguished from meas
les by sydenham in 1856.
Undoubtedly a germ disease, the
specific germ causing it shas not yet
been identified, and it remains one OF
the mysteries of medicine. But. there
is a great deal that is definitely known
about it, says the Georgia State Board
OF Realth. and among this definite
are the facts that careless
ness is chiefly responsible Tor its
spread, and that isolation Of The pa
tient and disinfeetion ana Immigration
are absolutely essential in controlling
the contagion.
Scarlet fever is supposed to be caus-
ed By q specific micrO-organism or
germ. i may live for months outside
the body and then cause the disease.
Il usually occurs in children under
ten years old, but adults may have It.
Every case OF it comes from some
previous case. 1t may be conveyed
BIZ contact with a person injected it
may be carried by an infected article
Of clothing, a pencil or a toy: it may
be conveyed by milk or even carried
BY third person. A child may put az
infected pencil, borrowed from some
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-05-08
Announcement.

Word was received "Wednesday by
Mr. F. 7. King from Rev. J. 4.
Ivey, the pastor, stating that the
Baptismai services win take place
Sunday night at Z S0o'clock. Every
one is cordially invited to attend
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-05-08
CONSTIPATION CURED.

Dr. Kings New Life Pills viii relieve
constipation promptly and get your
bowels III healthy condition again, Jahn
Supsic, of Sanbury, Pa, says They
are the best pills I ever used, and l aa-'
wise everyoneto Use them Tor aconstlpa-
ton, Indigestion and liver complaint
win help you. Price 25c Recommended
by City Drug Go.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-05-08
MONpERFII. SKY SAVE

Bueklen'sArniea Sslve Is kneWn every
where as the best remedy MADE for q ]
aeeas Of the skin, and also Tor burns,
bruises and boils Reduces iuiflamma-
tion and issoothing and healing. ] H.
sossafHaI5 pubr.,. 81 News, q Cornelius
N. c., writes that one box helped his
serious skin ailment after other remedies
falled Only 25e Recommended l9y
City Drug co.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-05-08
NOTICE.

The Tax Books fer city property s
returns will BE open ia City Clerk s.
Office, May fsf continuing until
June 3d. i. r MASSEY
tt Clerk & Treas
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-05-08
acarlet Fever synaptons.

portant Ia teach children not To pat
anylhng into their mouths but food.
Scarlet Fever Symptoms
Scarlet levers drst appearance is
usually Indicated by sore throat.
vomiting headache, fever which
may 10 very high within few hours
q scarlet rash which appears fret En-
the neck and then extends over the
body coated tongue with d straw
berry appearance and, following the
rash, peeliIIg Of the skin known as
desouamation. Every case Of sore
tbroat ii children should be held I'M
der suspicion and watched carefully
until cured. Sore throat and other
symptoms may appear ii the mild Of
ahortiven cases Of scarlet fever where
The rash may moi appear at all OF
disappear every quickly
Scarlet rash, gcarlatina and canker
rash are not different diseases; they
are all scarlet fever These and the
mild type Of scarlet fever are, general
ly, the most dangerous to others be-
cause the same precautions are not
always taken to prevent its spread
The sources Of the infection are the
discharges from the eyes, ears, nose
ana mouth. row known to be the most
dangerous, and the peeling skin
The disease makes its appearance
in from one to- seven days after infec-
ton: usually the third or fourth day
It may develop even more rapidly
causing death in q day. The rash ap-
pears at once. Scarlet fever may be
followed BY aeriotts after effects, such
lis deafness, weak eyes and acute
bEights disease
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-05-08
Tax Books

Now Opens Make Your Returns.
Office ia Court House.
GO0DE PRICE,
Lee Co, Ga Tax Receiver.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-05-08
Trade With The live ones Who advertise IN The jour

ether chiia, liito 1ss mouth and csn
tract the disease; wherefore " is M
portant to teach children not TO put
anythIng into their mouths but food
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-05-08
TAX PAYERS

It's Of grave Importance that you
give the numbers Of your Land
Lots when making Tax Returns.
Please be prepared to do SO.
GOODE PRICE, Tax Rec r.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1913-05-08

VIII cure your RhemmatIsTn
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Collie, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings Of Insects
Bic. AntiseptiO Anodyne, used in
ternally and externally. Price Csc.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-17
AT THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL

C. O. Henderson, Wilcox; H. L. Shelton, Athens, Ga; r. w Porter, R .J Jones' Los Angeles; r. M Me Minn, St Louis; w. Baird, una; Geo. P Sampson, Winslow, Ga; F. H. Anderson, Flagstaff; Margaret Ran kins, Mesa; Mrs T. V. Dana, Chand- Ter; Carl Hedger, city; Jay Mathe- Iathy: O. $. Kenyon, Phoenix; H. F. Specker. Nevada; w. A. Par, Wins low; sam F. Webb, Cashion; MT. and Mrs. Baierski, Los Angeles; P. J. Mckinney, city; F. Doppler, Chicago, III; A. w Lewis, Los Angeles; A. N. Penny, Ray; F. Thompson, Mesa; w G. Beggs, Los Angeles; G. H. Burgess, Casa Grande; F. w. Cooke, J. I. Stryker, Tucson; Bert F. Dick enson: Wm. RiclIers, Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-17
DR. BRADBURY PLEASED =

well pleased is Dr. Charles c. Brad bury, recent arrival in Phoenix from North Dakota. with the evidences of prosperity on every side, he has not only opened offices at 117 West Mon rec street but yesterday he put the finishing touches to his declaration of intentions when he purchased a handsome home in the northeastern section of the city. Dr. Bradbury was the first Osteopath to pass the state examination in Arizona. He was visitor to Phoenix last year and passed on, intending to locate on the 'cCast Wben he reached the coast he discovered that he had passed the very best spot on earth and he de- Cided to return to Phoenix, nOtWith- standing that he had taken post graduate course in California as well as passing the examination required in that state before d physician is allowed to practice
 FIRM IS DISSOLVED-By mutual agreement the partnership which has existed for nearly two years be- tween Earl B. Hill and Howard R. Claflin. in the real estate and insur- ance business and hOmebuilding and architecture was terminated yester- cay. Since his appointment to the office of building inspector MT Claf- lin has been unable to devote his full share of the time to the work of the firm, and in consequence it was decided that a dissolution was the solution. For the present Mir Claflin will continue his office at the same location. basement of the Good rich block but later will remove to other quarters He will combine his duties as building inspector with his V WOrk as an architect. Captain Hill will continue the real estate. insur- ance and home building business
Arizona republican., 1913-08-17
BUNTMAN FLATS ARE
 PROGRESSING RAPIDLY

The roof has been completed by Contractor Johnson on the new Blunt man flats at the corner of Second avenue and Roosevelt street. This is a twenty eight room modern apart ment house which has been in course Of construction but eighteen days.
 It is expected that the whole struc ture will be completed in about thir ty-fiVe days more. The apartments are to have all the modern built-in features, such as built-in bookcases, buffets and cupboards. These will have glass door fronts. the Ieaded glass to be used for that purpose. Each room will have it's own style of tinting. the dining rooms. also having plate rail at convenient height, so as to form not only q useful adjunct to the rooms, but q source of con tinual pleasure from a decorative standpoint.
 The rooms will be plastered in hard finish, and the plumbing will be of the most modern, sanitary and ap- proved type.
 MT. Johnson is also working on some pretty modern bungalows at Fifth street and Mckinley, and he has other bungalows to be built in the course of a short time.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-17
Of Local Interest
GsH5Es es,et ss2t eolEciD @RnSNTn1
STORED WATER SUPPLY

Water service department report for August 15.
 Elevation of water in reservoir,
 feet ........... 1345O Contents of reservoir, acre feet 2SS, S,113 Loss preceding A hours, acre
 feet ............... 1932 Elevation of water in reservoir,
 one year ago today, feet .... 162 80 Contents of reservoir, one year
 ago today, acre feet ......523 ,352 Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam,
 M. L ................. 24,492 Amount of water used for irrl-
 gation, north side, NJ I...... 36,360 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation south side, M. I..... 26,O20
Arizona republican., 1913-08-17
SIDEWALK RIDE ERS

SIDEWALK RIDERS - Chief of Police Moore has again issued drastic orders that all persons enga ging in the practice of riding bicycles on sidewalks shall be brought in by the members of the police force. There is nothing uncertain about the terms of the most recent order and all of lenders will be summarily dealt with as repeated warnings have been given
 N. c. A. PICTURES Arrange ments have been perfected whereby the pictures of the 1913 encampment of the National Guard of Arizona taken at Fort Whipplc in July, will be shown Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings. They are the work of Robert A. Turnbull, the Phoenix moving picture man, and present interesting scenes of the en- campment. In addition number of slides of still pictures will also be shown.
 .Gr'swold. the Bicycle Man. is
Arizona republican., 1913-08-17
M'MlLLAN TO PERU

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1
 NEW YORK, August 16.-Benton McMiIan. a former governor of Ten nessee. left today for South America to take up his duties as United States minister to Peru. Mrs. McMillan and daughter accompanied him.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-17
SUPERINTENDENT SIMS HERE

R. B. Sims superintendent of the state penitentiary at Florence came in last night for the purpose of accompanying the governor to the Moqui Snake dance.
 GOVERNOR RETU TURNS-Ciovernor Hunt got back yesterday morning from Florence but immediately began mak- ing arrangements for his trip to the northern part of the state upon which he leaves today. He expects to meet Col. Roosevelt at the Snake Dance.
 FRANK DESOUZA RETURNS Frank DeSouza, the round secretary of the corporation commission was at his desk in the state house yesterday after spending his vacation in the east. While away DeSouza attended the na- tionaI convention of the Knights of Columbus at Boston and the convention of Insurance Commissioners at Burling- ton Vermont.
 ROAD DELEGATES APPOINTED- T. G. Norris of Prescott, Dr. F. H. RedewilI of Phoenix and Chairman FL liott of the Yuma county board of su- peryisors, were yesterday appointed delegates from Arizona to the American Good Roads Congress to be held in Washington during the month of Sep tember.
 HARDING IS HERE-Deputy Sher- if c. w. Harding, of Yuma county, arrived in town last night with prisoner cnroute for the state peni- tentiary at Florence. The prisoner is CeIendoaio Mendoza, who took little girl to Los Angeles and committed an assault upon her. The girl is now aD inmate of the reform school
 MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED The following parties were granted marriage licenses yesterday: Soi Conrad Bush and Edna Jenkins: Jas C. Wilson and Edith Grace Johnston; Louis A. Heliot and Amecia l Me Daniel; Frank Valenzuela and Lupa Nalenzuela. all residents of Mari Copa county.
 "oLE FOLKS" GETS STIFF SEN TENCE-"Ole Folks" Thomas col ored, who was accused of committing an assault upon woman with q deadly weapon was given hearing before Judge Johnstone yesterday and was found guilty. ole Folks" for his transgression of the law received a sentence of 100 days in the county jail
 AT THE FORD-Ben Welch, city; l.. Coffey, city; F. R CrandalL No gales; John Collin, Kansas City, H.
 
 Florence; H. R. Stephens, Florence; c. W. Harding, Yuma; C. l.. Nabers, city; Jake Durant, POwhuska, Okla; Lucy Durant, Powhuska, Okla; l.. j. KrOh, Louisville, Ky; T. l.. Swain, Flagstaff; B. J. Harris, El Paso, Texas
 WHERE IS MERlNO?-The police are looking for Ramon Mcrino, who yesterday inflicted serious knife wounds upon Francisco Robles, with whom he had been living on Jackson street near Twelfth street The wOm- an left Merino day or two ago, refusing the live with him any long CT, and yesterday at noon he found her at the home of friends. Merino is said to have asked her to return and upon her refusal to have drawn knife and slashed her across the back Dr. H. K. Beauchamp dressed the Woman's wounds and the police put out C1ragnet for MerinO, who is an ex- x-convict. The Robles woman is said also to have served time for cutting q man some years ago. DRINK HOP ALE. Invigorating; refreshing If ROLLER SKATES-Pinney & Rob Id ica
Arizona republican., 1913-08-17

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Arizona republican., 1913-08-17
FLEET SAILING DATE

ASSVNIAI f1D T ItI.77 I7I9I EA '-III NEWPORT, August 16.-OCtOber 9 is the date fixed for the Atlantic fleet to start on their Mediterranean tour The fleet will return on Deccm- Der 20