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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
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GliifehsIng / 6orm al Ell ~Surpriie"
al Geninocr on Nnbocr. iom inoionot
iig / benoes &iem / &cit Iccornb
Tor at iige henoc Tnf Tor oen lio,
bun bar boet her / @pell, % enitc
Aenoc alt qobt i 6rentiocn. Com
for nGpnt, refer 6amilien til Norgc
nTite Hoe Oa oil boiUttc fig ser ior
gobt. @oaoe NPr. "a Nir3. Spnuee
l)or ifnffrt iig mango @enncr / &c
9(ar, &c bnr opholbt iiQ / Gccoroh,
% Sc hiI oerior bIibc meqct inonct
her. Mrs. Sponec bIcu oherroft ell
puffer @ape ira @cnnefrebicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05

Mrs. IIbcrt 9cioobl os6e / Wan.
Bags / lit Sicm / &;qbIanouilIc. Nj.
beoc, Ser par en- Oatter al Mr. %
0trs. Often Sroncli. eiterin0cr Tia lin
Wtono op fire @err, bporoi oct unQitc
fun or 10 llaer %lanmcIt. N'Oeoc
bIcp onitrcnt 40 Anr. N~earapelicn
ianbt Steb / GnSoog@. Eaitor See.
Inns ioryettc0e.
aorcr Veterion bs6c inoar / Trr.
heoen al Nouftn. gclrnpelien lore.
gonr Grcbna @itn1. Nfoeoc er bel
fienot her / @pcu. hpor bun / Ell
Huffe al gIar arbci6c6c / Nllict hos
9rooiib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
Nintun spsneer Ghnrdia, Nen

brittle 6laooeminiiter, nil mn cr.
bpcrpc Gertiiifot iom Sinner. SAN
i%oretoa i iorrige llgc Sen fsrite Trs-
petnr nleb ct al Marinens Ieropla-
ner. San itea pp peS Netherapor
% aioroe Ell lang Spina inS oper
S~oliSburg HIoin Nlt aif aobt, Snn
bar ilere @ansc pGret mes iom Eas-
lager % facet llnberpisnins | SIN.
rinsen al Slppemaifiner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
Worifc &anoipaerc!

Ss9er Sc ct sobt Siem / ct ibealt RIina,
Ioa tom til Dor norife &oloni / Stasco 60,
Mtinn. vi bar palst bette Steb, iorbi bet
llgger inoe nteuem pafre fiiferige Snbiieer
n,eo putfer Clog, bar rig Scrobuno os CT
nGr Sernbtne og 9obt Marfeo ps Sfole.
Vduoet tan iaaes Tor fra So iii S15 pr. Ncre
pao me9et forbela9tioe Setin9elier.. @i en=
Ter norlte Namilier, ba ri a9ter at sicre bette
Strss til ct al be iierite nprife S%ettlementer
Norope'ten. Sor nGrmere llnberretning
ifrip ltrar til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
SorifjelIiet.

Winiiterfriic or ser mi otter /
Srnnfrig, ioct Miniiteriet Sormcr-
N!tc | Sir3oaQ2 oucrlcpereoe Trpii.
Nent Eoiucorc iille NfifeoSnniegnin-
ger. @rlinoen BERTH bar, at Talacne
iunnr hoooe iorruffet TnrtiQrrilierne
noqct. ioa N}iniiteriet life mere hnu.
Sc iiffcrt Slcrtal l. Ieprtcretfomrct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05

Wortb 1afpta xano oiretftc til Gjsbetcu.
vi bar D~oertaget for at inIge Here Sunbre6e 3ufinb
atres az uooolat eano 9tortb Gofota. sSpr at er.
holos Settlere iongs port 1900 IHl louQe ganeippr /
Worth 1atpta pil nj iGIge bette 0anb for boab bet 70.
lter. Brilerne er o~nttrent Ell Semtebel af bpob Der
~'orlan9es soma og Satnois, og Muliabeberne for
Sanobrug er LICE 1oa 1tore. Weie. Sfpler, 4irftr po
Sernbaner er operalt pprettebe. Mle9et lape Grflrs
'tonStarter. }or .kiterntur pa ful6ftQnoie ~llnberret.
nina tilltrlo J S. MURPHY. immigration ACT, 500 LINE
RAILWAY, MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
Zen cnaclfc aunaefamilic bar iaIt

~tH rHNr!i!r NuHaeTEWlIIc Vur IuII
itirufct $4,000 til ct Tonb for De
Nsolioeloc eitcr lllpffcn mco "Gnn.
preiS Of Srelano".
- I'll Set iamme Sono bar Son.
gen % Gronninaen al Nerac ifi0n.
fet 1000 aroner. tclearaicres ira
2onhon. I'll ignur, Snsbag nor Der
allcrcoc inGtommet orer $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
ctltal9S.- 16ON cres

S4 ppputttt, Jlt'teW er Nduuez
gang, espifoa NOT for Sar.
mems Stus. Npt Sa~aninssbus, M sornIah,
% brnsbar Barn, eobt grsuoponb msb
Eumpe iom oripes meo @osmaitine. 0ioosr
A Wil ira 10 9oSe gper. Senne Narm pr
alt aoet, riat Yanb. Eris "a. 300. 90: 50 COO
tontont, hsiten paa apoe Giltaar.
Gm 100 acres Sarm, 3 Mil ira eueu
glt HABIT Sano, IS slcres unSer IIoo. @eitsu
Sapnesans os Stos. eisser mt ga S,rubt
lt9e peo State 6oao, Foitrute oa yeleion
Stolebus lise peo Stsoet, mibt / st tori
l~taneinapi'f, riet @abolas. Yris SO 900:
81 300 %fontant, 6eiten paa Siitaar.
en 40 acrss harm, aIt flabt, enbeI ,uSer
Flos, Reiten er nGiisn alt f9roiat at lrooss
nnotr Flos aoet S,us % Sam" FAINT
Srsnopane. yisser 4 Mil fra sueu nan
Scpenpeisn, fint belieesnbe. Iris Al. 0OD
Ser sr en- nor Sfare al Sfanbiuoper INN
bar fpttst BERTH ira Soma, Sub 0atcta. "
Satota 90 Minnelota, oa ollie LITER iio omit
put mn paa, at Dunn 60, isis. er RET
bsoiie Strs9 for Srsaturer "a irembrino,r
torn o9 sfsper | Opstiiob. Rom ma I, ~
here lelp. @bresie: anbrep Glen. 8bseIsr
gSis. ""''
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
Rev. JOHN WILMANN,
Deer River, Mimi.

Net cemtralc Wimmciota.
Otter Gail os tiQisssnoe Gountper /
Seltet for Wais, 8leper % NIialfa. st
%ltordrtet Strp9 for Dterieripriit. 81 bar en
lang Stlte oper 9oot opbprfebe os bebpeeebe
Narne, oe Frilerne CT enbnli lape, getinoelz
lerne lette. 9tu er bet Sioen at tiebe. 9ez
ie9 os eller "TRIP for nGrnere Splpsnin9.
Scandal Land & Investment Co.,
1nkorporeret, Kapital $50, 600, 90.
Fergus Falls, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
Selma Sa0crIpf, Sc.

Selma S0acrlpf, Den berente
Ipcuife Soriotterinoe iom / 1909 bIep
tilfienht bcu IitcrTre Nobelpris. er
III Bit inopnlgt icn Meolcm al
~Spcnifo %NIfnoemien", t~elegroferes
ira Stocfholm. Snn er Den ierite
auinoc, iom bar mot Sen sGre at op.
taNeS blanot Sc ioenife "attcn uoe-
belize.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
Wnitap NnncI. ser bcficnNte

@mitap &nr1cI, Sen beficnote Ell.
gcIifc Sinner. iont man troeoe bopoe
ioriiIuffet / aonalen. ifnl iii ppre
fommet %tiIrctte igicrl. Gu TiiferbnaS
intte bom / iorrige l1gc ilorn / South
SbieIba, eitcr bpab @lnhet evening
Mail" iortraer. men Eolitiet i
Soutb SbiclO2 Tiger, 81 hrerfen bar
icct cller bort lloaet til Samel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
Ut "luiof VaS" hnr Der frnnife

st "buibt Nas" bar ben frantic
Heglerins befIuttet at tilitna 9beo.
bore Hooieoelt pau bans MeiIe qierD
mem 6runfrig poa gei til bans Ssns
Vrpllnp | Saorio. Get betpoer. al
ban bill bli tilitaaet famine TripiIe.
gier iom Statsoperboueoer oa ipr.
lteli9e Verioner. tSpis ban bar Iib
til at itanoie iaa lGnee / Varis, bill
Den frantic llbenrigsminiiter aipe en-
Silnd)eon for ham paa 9srboa. GA
Den amerifanife 8eianot piG oiuc cit
Miboag.
lllsfee peS Garmimstom. q. G.
NcIicn al 0ul,itb pg sraae Cornell
al Nortbfielo bleb 2irsoaa brrbte /
ell IlttomubiIuIpffe, Ser inotraf fire
Wil ~noroenior Snrminston, Iinn.
Mr. og Wfrs. Tbomos Senion al I1t-
liltb blep ioa boarbt iaareoc, at Sc
mantte ieiloes til ct Soipital / ct.
Paul. Nelions og Senions beIsste
Slrgtninaer / Mortbficlb, % Sc Dor
iamnlen meo Mage Cornell. WeIlie
Sboltrtp oG @glleS NnberIon bcraf
@pen nnoerpeis til Spillinobpcrne,
ga lllpffen inotraf peo at en- 2uitrina
Mr. NeIIon bar Gicr al en-
Striffeinbrif / 91ilutb.
Gr De iinSsisaac? Ser cr en- Iiben
Gel al oe engelife Stenmeretsiuriers
Sc iibite Tar Gage: De
brpnOte iii @runoen Sen eamle Ri.
ct. MorpS Strife | Wargrape
oco Scnlen, Iom bar opiert / 1886,
hpis 400 aarige prpgtige airfe.
%inleltct til Ell eneIte Slump.
- Ge brTnotc ct gamn1eIt Serreiroe
,eo @inbIor, hpor Sertiloinoen al
Siltherlano ti0Iigcre boeoc. 9e oior.
,e Sfanoale unoer Ell @lloStieneitc /
It. Eulils airfen / 9onbon. - 20
loo iig 2rnfe nteo Sernlrn-
err til Stnfittct nco SrbfierIcl ellen til
altcfinghalnpnlnbiet / 9oilooit, hoor
bolbt Ell ipnbig 2rben. = &c for
egtc at brrnoe neo ct Serreiroe pco
Sorbotollgb / 2eiceiter. =
&c flGnQOe i%itpffer TO foitelige Gil.
coer / SorconIleriet / 9oitoon og
Ell S%plpnsmanb, ga ban
o9tc at bin0re Dem / at coelGege
lerc @illcoer. - Dc biifcoc TGno=
,lstraen Or. 6rancis Gormaro meo
% fpr iIoe meo hain. = On
{ Titricrlie, ct airntpefpinbfolf, gap
iebnftsrei1 for "WcIfnIt telegraph"
II &ilcbinf meb 9ltptnGben, iaa ban
unlle0c bau 8lllpct. - Samme
5raftemciit fif "NepS 0etters" He-
Ion iioen hur maattet boloe
5ellgen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
EorretnimN tiljal0s. :

~ wager al NusboloningSparer | ben beoiie
w meb 1000 Snbbpgsere / Dtinne'ota. gn
COB @eligsenbeo os en- COB 6%orretnins. sls
Der % oaarlis Selbreo er @runpen til nit
Sai9. Strip eller tom itrar til Q. :.
groabl, international SaIs, Minr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05

&edn0 ftl1af0S.-6bis DIT er In
y tereslerst soot 6armlano | Winneio.
tos beremte Cart Heeion til moderate Yrts
ler, oa tilltrip mig. SSntet beore 9anp nos
9et'teos. 81. .. Gridion, Detroit, Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
fin 200 Mcres

- Sarm biuist; ieno efter Notoeraii. Sea
bar osiaa Ell so acres Earm tilialss. Tor
nGrmere Splpsninser "TRIP paa Gnselit til
Sobn 6rant;, Gbippewa 6als, 9sis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05

eeno II eecrab,goHen" III slrai o. Zen
ner bet annife pano.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-01-29
The L8estuTg Ladies' Of the Baptist Church will serve d
on the grounds at The Auction Lot Sale, February g. 1S
Are You One OF These
Who Habitually Catch Cold
Investigation Shows That Certain Occupations and Profession
Are Constantly Prolific Causes Tor Frequent Colds
What Can Be Done About It2

lot Of medical literature that only enn but does not
In this period life sput such strain
need highland facts prevent disease than talk that entertain
know that the clerk and the shop girl the merchant and the
fonalman confined sedsnr daily creating those ondi
that condueeto colds?
Mental fatigue heavy strain nervousness resulting from desk
store work the for tedYelpmonof colds The
life Of clergyman less than thaSofa sdentey work
Sdentay life especially where consumption cfan
often leads oveean there colds than
eating
When the digestive organs weighed down with fod
liver kidneys and other important vital organs
lower and there less resistance; slight which under ordn
conditions harm, results III 8 bad cold.
To relieve cold coed ezpeetorantc remedy PERI
should be conveniently at hand to be taken ct the very st
the cold But what be done sop The frequency colds PEG
that confined to sedentary WoTsz?
Start with cold water towel bath walk place of business
vote hour Of c day M take dose of before
meal to tone up system moderately retire early and sleep
full of fresh air.
hT l. g. Richardson substantial druggist from Marine Illinois,
menting on the merits medicines writes follows:
have been engaged ts retail drug business here for the
years During this time have Ty patent medicines into
flourish Cor artWo years gElls l-e
few these possess eaeaa ine them long
PeTuEs hasalEsys with Harked increase irony
year, The c2ags tbs sa yess asa the addition of
slightly laxative properties Tabs rssy eeastipat
and for colds take pleasure urging brother druggists Iecomm
5 fcr these two ailments"
Those begin the cold water towel bath should have &C
Ofhs Ills ofLfs Sent free By the Psruna Co.. Columbus Ohio
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-01-29
Legal Advertising.
Administrators Sale.

GEORGIA, lee County.
Under and by virtue Of an order OF
the Court Of Ordinary Of said county,
granted at tho regular December 1918
tern. oi said court, will sell at public
outcry before the court house door in
Leesburg, said state and county, within
the legal hours Of sale, the Equity OF
Redemption Of the estate Of J. w.
Burke, late Of said county, deceased, in
and to the following described real es-
tate te-wit:
Twenty-four hundred seventy-two and
one-half (2472 l-2) acres OF land, more
or less, known as the r, II Bass place;
Said land being fully described in deed
from j. w. Burke to Bank OF Sou
thwestern Georgia, dated Dec. IA, 1906.
Also five hundred and forty (540l
acres additional, more or less, described
iii deed lrom ]. w Burke to Bank Of
Southwestern Georgia, dated Dec. 6,
1906, being total of three thousand
twelve and one-half (S0l2 1-2) acres,
more or less, being lots ofland Nos. 27l,
27S, 27e, $50, PSI, 2S5, 2S6, PSI, and frac-
tional lots of land Nos, 2s2, 2sS, PSI,
294, POS, 500 and 296, Being on frae-
tional lot 2S2 one hundred ninety-one
ODD acres and traction of lot No, 2S3
thirty-three 1881 sacres. Ii fraction Of
lot PSI one hundred and sixty-iye and
one-half (l65 l-2) acres, fraction OF lot
294 one hundred forty-eightand one-half
GAS l-2) acres, OF fraction of lot 296
forty-iiye (45) acres, in fraction Of lot
SOP wenty-one and one-half (2l l-2)
acres.
All>of said land situated IN the Four
tenth District of Lee county, Ca, and
known as the r. II. Bass plantation, to-
gether with the dwelling house situated
thereon and all Improvements on said
land
The Bank OF Southwestern Georgia on
having given to the said ]. W. Burke
during his life time 4 Bond forsTitle con-
ditional to make warranty titles to the
said ]. w. Burke upon the payment of
the purchase money upon said land, and
there being due to the Bank of South
western Georgia who holds legal titles to
said lands the sum Of thirty thou I
saudi six hundred seventy-one and 10
100 gS76Ii.75l principal and interest,
purchase money OF idland and the said
Equity Of Redemption OF the said estate
81 J. ~. Burke is sold subject to the
said prior Indebtedness Of the Bank OF
Southwestern Georgia as aforesaid as the
purchase money Of said lands. which is
due and unpaid. Terms Of sale cash.
rms the 6th day of Jan. 1914.
Sat MRS. 81. A. BURKE.
Administrative On estate oil. w. Burke. ]
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-01-29
Lovely a42o Party.

Among the most elaborate enter
tainments of the season was the af-
fair given by Mrs. 7. G. Tharpe
Wednesday afternoon when she en-
tertained the members Of the ~"
club.
A wealth of yellow daffodils and
ferns were used in the parlor where
the tables were placed for the
game. Mrs. D. Forester made the
highest score.
An elaborate three course dinner,
out the color scheme, yell
low and green, with au additional
touch Of red, was served.
Those present were: Mesdames
Lucius Kimbrough, F. K. Sessions
E. B. Lee, A. NJ. Howell, P. c.
5oxwell. Henry Stovall, Reid Sto-
vail, Roy Massey, Leila Watson,
F. 7. King, Duncan Forester,
Mary Bmkley, Goode Price. and
Misses Harris and Marshall.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-01-29
Program for January Missionary
Meeting al M. E. Church.

Subject; Conquest Of cross over
self.
Song; who givest alp in con-
cert,
Bible Study; The missionary His
preparation.
What the Christian possesses by
Mrs. Schacklefofd.
Prayer by President.
Roll call, response with Bible
verse.
Reading Of minutes.
Report Of treasurer.
Reception Of new members.
Electing delegate to Missionary
Conference at Dublin.
Closed with a short PRAYER.
Mrs. Schackleford, Sec ".
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-01-29
For Sheriff.

| hereby announce my candidacy for
reelection as sheriff of Lee county.
Throughout my term as sheriff | have
tried to serve the people OF Lee county
to the best Of my ability. | announce as
a candidate for reelection, subject to the
coming Democratic primary and solicit
the aid and support OF every white voter
in Lee county. l promise, if Iamre cleo
ted, to continue to serve the people Of
the county as thoroughly and as honest
ly as have in the past 1t viii be my
aim touphold the law at all times, / ask
the support OF the people with that end
in view
Respectfully,
Ray MoTeland.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-01-29
For Tax Collector.

l thereby andounce my candidacy for
reelection to the Office Of tax collector OF
Lee county, subject to the Democratic
primary when held 1 ask the support of
all the white Democratic voters OF Lee
Lee county II elected, / pledge the
same console ntions performances Of the
duties of The office as inthe past.
Respectfully,
J. II. RANDALL.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-01-29
Young Corn Grower
Is Making Inquiry
Wants 10 remember ofboys Corn club.

The Journal has received an in.
ouirv from Guy b. Orr relative to
becoming a member of the boys
corn club Of Lee county. His name
has been referred to MIR. J. G Oil
yer, Macon, Ga. who is at the head
ofthe county corn club organization.
The inquiry made by this young
corn grower shows that the affairs
Of tie boys corn club need
more helpful publicity. The organ
ization Of the club for the year has
not been perfected, but these in
charge should see to it that this IS
done at once.
More interest viii be shown in
the boys corn club this year than
ever. and the officials in charge Of
the work should not fail to aid the
BOYS they csn. The Journal will
he glad to publish at any time any
helpful news or information that
may be issued to the boys either by
the county supervisor or by the
state or federal author $.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-01-29
For Tax Collector

/ hereby announce for theotlice OF tax
collector Of Lee county subject to the
Democratic primary, ask tie aid and
support OF every white citizen Of Lee
county pledging my best efforts in the
performance of the duties Of the office, il
elected Respectfully.
B. Z. FOUCHE
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-01-29
!. Personals :.

The City Drug Co., Is headquar-
tiers for nearly every popular Per
iodical published.
Il was informed here that Mr. /
Zoe Walls had killed rattlesnake
recently ON Mrs. Jennie Pye' PLACE
which measured 6 feet 2 inches
long, having n rattles-
Fresh supply Of cabbage plants
and garden seed at The City Drug
Company.
Mr.. w. w. Mcdonald was q Wis
litor here Wednesday on business.
Mrs. s. j. Yeoman and children
are spending a few days in Cuth-
bert.
New supply Of school supplies and
stationery at The City Drug Go.
Rev. John Hudson, Of Bronwood
will assist Rev. r. r. Fain in a
series Of services at Methodist chur-
ch next week, beginning Sunday
might.
Don't forget that the Leesburg
lot sale begins at l0a. M Tuesday
Feb. 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Thompson,
smithville were visitors here Thurs
day.
DR.. and Mrs. 0. W. statham
were in Albany on business We'd
nesday.
DR.. G. i. Ketcham, one Of Lee
eounty's well known farmers, was
visitor here Monday.
| Messrs Robt Forester and Tyson
King were visitors to Chokee Tues
day.
Trade at The City Drug Co. We
have everything you want.
Miss Elizabeth Jordan, Of Albany
is the attractive guest this week Of
Miss Ruth Harris at her home here.
Mrs. Tom Love and little son Wis
tied Albany last Tuesday.
Did you ever Kodak? Come
in and let us show you the pleasure
you can have. It's a good game.
9he City Drug Co.
Mr.. Fred West, formerly resi-
dento Leesburg but now PROF.
porous business man Of Jackson
Vile, was visitor here at theweek
end, having returned to his home
after a pleasant visit to relatives
and friends. Mr., West will be re-
membered here by the many who
knew him a few years ago and who
are pleased to know Of his success.
Don't forget that the Leesburg
lot sale begins at 10 a. m. Tuesday
Feb. 3.
Messrs. r. R. Forester and Robt
Heath were in Americas Friday
last.
Drop in and get one Of our wealth
er charts. They are free for the
asking. The City Drug Co.
| Messrs. Raglan Long and Henry
\ Heary Long Jr. were visitors to
| Albany Monday.
A weekend house party at the
residence Of Mrs. J. P. Galloway
here was greatly enjoyed BY those
in attendance, included in the num-
Der being Mr.. and Mrs. e. P.
chamberlain, of Cumberland Mr..
W. c. Adams. Of Birmingham. Al
ways pleasing hostess, Mrs. Gala
way was especially so during the
three days spent here by the visi-
tors, who greatly enjoyed the house
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-01-29
For Tax Receiver,

/ announce my candidacy for tax fe-
ceiver OF Lee county, subject to the
Democratic primary TO be held soon
Realizing thatthe office Of tax RECEIVERS
one 81 the most important in the gilt o.
the people, especially under the new TAX
laws, il viii be MY aim to fulfill the
duties Of the office as faithfully and as
conscientously as / can. Task the old ana
support OF every white voterin Lee eoun-.
~, and l pledge my best efforts al
all time tothe work, if am elected.
Respectfully,
Frank 7 King.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-01-29
For Treasurer.

hereby announce for treasurer Of Lee
county subject to the Democratic white
primary, and respectfully solicit your
vote. Very Respectfully,
GOODF PRICE,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-01-29
For Tax Receiver.

/ announce my candidacy for the office
subject to the Democratic primary. |
pledge a businessliKe and faithful per-
Torrance of all duties connected with
the office if the people see fit to elect
me. With this purposein mind ask the
support and votes OF all the white citi
zens Of Lee county.
Respectfully
G. T. CASSELS.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-01-29
Want Ads.
One Cent q Word.

FOR sALE-A lot containing q FIVE
room dwelling house, with out-houses.
With two building lots ioiningit Abom
two acres All planted ID paper shell
pesans, trees which they are bearing
Situated opposite the Presbyterian chur-
Oh. Smithville, Lee Co., Ga. Apply 70
j. II Randall, sinithville, Ga.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-06

is the heroine of the hour in Vera
Cruz: Everybody, soldiers, sailors,
marines, all admit that there's more
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-06

BYsFfARRY G. FARMER
Vera Cruz, May Miss Clarita
Cameron, 19-year-old American girl,
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-06-05
COUNCIL MEETING.

The Council met in first regular
meeting for June last Monday eve
ming. All members present with the
exception of C. ]. Ives who was un-
able to leave his home on account of
sickness.
Mr.. H. H. Ham appeared before
the Council to ask that the storm
sewer on Franklin street which at
present empties into the Oak street
sanitary sewer be changed so as to
empty into Oak street storm sewer.
The Council ordered city Engineer
to make the required changes.
A permit was granted Isaac Whip
pie to move a building from West
Chestnut street to his property on
Walnut street.
The Council ordered sconractors Eel
ler and Drum to begin the work of
completing the Cherry street i'm
provement at once. Jud Cammarn
of Superior street filed a complaint
that fence had been erected in the
center of the alley between his pro-
perty and that of Jas. Kelley. The
Council ordered the fence removed.
A resolution was passed to pay the
Fire Dpartmnt $4,000 for services
rendered in 1918. and the Ordinance
relating to the Firemen was amend.
ed to -pay each fireman $1.00 for each
meeting of the Department which he
attends, the total amount so paid
not to exceed $500, in any one year
A resolution was passed to employ
the Wauseon Band to give fifteen
open air concerts and to pay them
| $2d.Ga for each concert.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-06-05

George Davies, Professor of his.
tory in Straight University, New
Orleans, arrived in Wauseon las,
week; he will spend at least part OF
his vacation with his parents, Rev
and Mrs. R. R Davies.
Mrs. Florence E. Guilford of De
troit, Mich, attended the High
School Commencement Exercises anG
the Alumni Banquet last week re-
manning over for the Memorial Day
exercises and returning home
Wednesday of this week.
| Miss Madge Aldrich returned from
Klamath Falls, Oregon, where she
years in teaching, the first of this
week. Miss Aldrich will spend the
summer vacation with her mother
and expects to return to Oregon in
the Fall to resume her teaching.
The First Christian church was
well represented on Tuesday in the
State Convention of Christian
Churches at Bowling Green, Ohio
A number went by autos early in the
morning and returned the same night
after the evening session. Among
those who attended are the follow
| ing:
Mrs. Will Fink, Mrs., Festus Funk
Mrs. ]. HIATT, Mrs. A. Ayers anc
daughter Esther, Mrs. Robb anc
daughter Lillian, Mrs. Mary Metzler
! Mrs. A. Kimmerer, Mrs. E. P. Ames
Mrs. N. d. Fouty, Mrs. Rollo Fern.
aid, Mrs. Hazel Rossman, Mrs. Rach.
ael Tedrow, Mrs. Clyde Wager, Mrs
j. A. Wharton. Mrs. Andy Bayes
Mrs. Downs, Mrs. John Miley anc
Mrs. Gasche.