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constituency will ratify.

At this time there was great con-
fusion and cries of vote" and call
the roll" The convention was grow
ing impatient of all the speeches.
Heney took the platform to second
the nomination of McGovern.
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It costs only 25c for the children
to see the birdmen fly in Ardmore
June 81, 90 and %. 1873.
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A. F.. Ramsey was IN from Dur
wood this afternoon.
Mr.. Haynie of Durwood was bus
mess visitor to this city this after
noon
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Miss Breiner, soloist from Amer
ica's best schools, at the Broadway
Baptist church Tuesday night. Ad-
mission 25c. 1873
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Knights Temp ar.

Regular meeting of Ardmore Com.
mandery tonight at $50.
G. H. BRUCE, Recorder.
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Think OF ALBATROSS when you
see your grocer.
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W. X. Bleakmore returned from
Oklahoma City yesterday morning.
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Baseball mass meeting at city hall
tonight
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Baseball mass meeting at city hall
tonight.
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way Baptist church. Admission 25c.
1873
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IMMACULATE Linen
GLOBE Laundry, Phone 10
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VISIT THE
Big Clearing Sale
AT THIS STORE

nN account of the rain it was
. ~ impossible for us to distribute
our big circulars containing the
Announcement and Prices of the
opening Of this Sale, which began
today. We hope to be able to get
them to you today. Wonderful
Bargains are given on all Men and
Boys Clothing, Shoes, Hats,
Shirts. Summer Underwear Ties,
etc. Ladies Ready toy Wear Gar
ments and Muslin Underwear are
marked extremely low for this sale.
Fancy Parasols are now selling at
One-Half Price. Hope Domes.
tic, So inches wide, Sale Price is
SC. Big reduction on our splendid
stock of Table Linens and Nap
kins for the sale The Seasons
Greatest Values in Laces and En-
broideries. Come down and sup
ply your wants while you have an
opportunity to buy at Clearing
Sale Prices, which means Dol
lar savings to you.
N@lzxme2asZlmts
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Boston Curb Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York, March IL.
FLOUR-F Firm and about steady; re-
eeipts 246ls shipments 4465.
WIEAT-Spot firm: No. > red l043 ele-
Vator export basis and Jog + b afiodt +,
No. l northern Duluth 11Ss f. o b at1oat
opening navigation
CORN--Spot firm; No. 2 70 elevator do
nestle basis to arrived and export a
b alloat; futures market was nom
NAL: receipts % 500: shipments $685..
0ATS-Spot firm, standard white So
elevator: No. > 90. No, 59a; No. ~:
natural white and white clipped 5sAa624
ON track; receipts IS, 100.
PORK-Firm; short clear 11.25Mls
BEi1F-Firm.
cur MEATS-Firm picked bellies 10
ala lbs. 9lM2: picked hams II.
LARD-Firm. middle west 93th9lO; re-
iinea nrm compound steady.
SUGAR-Raw steady muScoVado ~
test 400. centrifugal 96 test $50; molassa =
50 test 375: sales 5000 bags refined cas-
cut loaf $40. crushed go; powdered 80.
fine graduated $50; diamond o69 con-
fectioners' 535.
BUTTER Firm receipts 44l6: cream
cry specials 81; extras 30l; first 29ad39,
creamery held first 2S1m29; state dairy
EGGS-Steady; receipts 10, AZ fresh
state. Pa. and nearby hennery whites
fancy large new laid 26d27i western
gathered whites 23425 state, Pa aud
nearby hennery browns 23n23a.
PoTATOES-Steady; Bermuda late
crop Dbl, sass; Cuban new crate l25Mlta
Maine in bulk per $50 lbs. 975M4 state do.
.60Gl315: European No. ! per l6S IDS. 10
900; lower grades 15Oa250; Jersey sweets
basket l25a1s5 southern Dbl. Pas
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BASEBALL NOTES.

rHa -rarn5za elub on fhe Western
= ,..,ara defeated the Detroit .tmcri-
cans SUNDAY la a. ~, at Shreveport
IIa.
IN g.ssz5fz.4s M fba New York Ma
tfaas4 aaa5. s.lf,h wore defeated al
tlaffzr,r. Tex. be thc Houston emn
ol taa Texas League, Sunday. ) 10 >.
,ras second division IF the Chicago
t....arfaa4 Isag1le team defeated tho
,saet= worth etnh 80 The Texas League.
s5#H#zaz ~ - ~ Fort Worth. Tex.
.fas Austin ,lr,l3 81 t;ie Texas League
,,-...z 5.5fsa.fsa nv PHILADELPHIA Amer
,ss faqe, ,t Nuefiu Tey. SUNDAY.
E IA d
NE Hila4ese Of New orleans pitch
IRIS .ad errors aided the Chicago Ma
f.aHafs la Win al New orleans La.
Suraav.. bV i score of to ..
trI4- Voc. ,r.vas aaen. team de-
feafad The fnird section Of the chi
-eae6 Americans in a l2-fnning game.
SUNDAY. a Ia ?. at Waco. Tex.
,r.5z ssa5I,5 division, of The Hew
v-gf 9.-,ti535ai 'oa'a,Ia faan, datestad
the Galveston club OF the Texas
League at Galveston. Tex. Sunday,
II 10 a
,ras sa,-sr ortfalaars an the tyo
5,Jz=f55,5 ts.=5,s snoat5s,. fIonCa, a1.fe
sfl.-5s,.fgg., ,f3tter tactson and fsann-
I'm - ~ ,3nrtinotad N on,5 civ.
- .,,,,',.4s 49,. la. Iaao,,,, taor,s
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, March IL.
Two bogies, today. frightened short
sellers of wheat. The coal strike threat
ening to interfere with grain supplies Al
Liverpool caused one alarm, the other
followed a rumor of naval clash which
might close the Dardaneles. In consa-
quence the market closed firm at aets -
&c. advance. Corn scored net gain OF
( to lc.; oats finished the same rs sat
urdaY night to Lie up, and hog products
dearer by to l5c.
WHEAT May lOlsQs; July assGc9; sept.
95lm96.
OATS-May 52aGts; July 4S4ns; Sept al
az.
PoRs<-May 1920: July 1915 Sept 1850
LARD-May 9.47h; July 49, sept. $50.
SHORT RIBS-May 905M90ll; July 9.l5
M9.17a. Sept 9a7!
F3DUR-EasY.
ftYE-No. > 91M92
BARLEY-Feed or mixing 70a95
TIMOTHY SEED-l10l450
CLOVER SEtD-l6i22 %
MESS PORK-15SI3
I4ARD--932a.
SHORT RlBS-SS21
BUTTER--Steady creamerics 2Gfi29.
dairies 23ft27.
EGGS steady; receipts 6560 cases; at
market, cases included. 19lfl2a; ordinary
iirsts 49,; iirsts 201
CHEESE-Steady, 17iMI9.
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BANGo R, ApRIL10.
I bird District Republican
Convention Is Called.

The Third District Republican con-
vention will b. held in the city of Ban
gor, Maine, Wednesday, April 10, 1912,
at two O'Clock +. n, for the purpose
OF selecting TWO district delegates and
two alternates to attend The National
Republican Convention, TO he held in
Chicago, H.. June Is. 1912, and TO
transact any other business that may
properly come before it.
The basis Of representation will be
as follows Each city, town and plan
tation viii be entitled to one delegate,
and for each - votes cast Tor the Re
publican candidate for Governor in
1910 an additional delegate, and for "A
fraction Of 10 votes in excess Of IS
votes an additional delegate
Vacancies in the delegation OF any
city, town or plantation can only be
fillea by a resident Of the county in
which the vacancy exists.
The district committee will be in
session in the reception room of the
hall at one o'clock in the afternoon
for the purpose of receiving the ere
dentials of the delegates.
Delegates in order TO be eligible TO
participate in the convention must be
elected subsequent to the date Of the
call for this convention.
Per order, District Committee.
J. w. BLACK. Chairman.
w. H. WILDES, Secretary.
Feb, 20 1912.
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BOXING R0rES.


Bill McKinnon made Il poor contract
when he signed to box Fred Hicks in A.
Joe Wooanan writes from Australia
that sam Langford and sam McXea will
meet again in sydney. Australia April Z.
Matty Baldwin is 10 have Charley
Griffin Of Australia for an opponent II
New York, next Wednesday nisht
Young saylor the Indianapolis
lightweight, viii meet Chicago Jimmy
Murphy at Richmond, md, March %
Harry Buckles Of omaha and Fred
die Daniels Of st. Joseph, Ne will
be the principals in the weekly show
AZ st. Joseph. next Tuesday night
The bout between Joe Mandot and
Leach Cross has been postponed by the
New York promoter to- April l6 on &C
count OF the Jewish holidays,
bany, last Thursday night. for IS per
cent. Of the receipts. His end amounted
to s25. NoKmnon and Tom McMahoa
aer booked for bout IN the same city .
I've weeks
Andy Morris u Boston has written
Buffalo promoters asking for bout
in that city, and expressing a decided
preference for Jack (Twin) sullivan
who is making Buffalo his head1uar=
tiers these days
Frank b. Tier. manager Of Carl
Morris, declares he is willing 70 con
oede Al Palzer $1,000 if the Norris Pal
zer bout is not staged at Tom
O'Rourke's National Sporting Club in
New York.
Jack Dillon and Frank Klaus VIII
make Us pounds. at 10 O'Clock on the
night Of March %, when they arc
slated TO meet in what is advertised
as a hattie for the middleWeight
championship at san Francisco.
The American A. c. CT Cleveland
will present Morris bloom Of Chicago
and Willie Fitzgerald OF Brooklyn to
its members on March p, the date
of the clubs next show
Kid Julian and Johnny Dundee Of
Syracuse md Brooklyn. respectively.
viii papear in the main bout Of tie
Syracuse City A. C. in the AIhambra
a. G, that city next Wednesday
night
Capt Gault Of next years Andover
football team defeated Gould, the ice
hockey star, IN the Borden gymna-
sum, Saturday afternoon, for the
heavyweight boxing championship Of
Phillips Andover AcadalnY.
Pending final action by the police
hoard joe Barrett who staged the
Delmont-Cobb bout ia Baltimore. 10
days ace. wiz BE- permitted - CON
tinue 10 give haHlns shows Ty Cobb
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SPORTING NOTES.

Eddie carr ard George Freeman
played their postponed haudhaii match
fer the championship Of South Boston
at the d street Gym. SATURDAY. heiore
a large crowd Carr won in straight
games.
Fred Knebeis the professional @ the
Tennis and Racquet Cmb and al XII
ton. professional at the Randolph
Court, Will play a tennis match en-
the court Of the former club. Boston
next saturday As both are experts AZ
the game. the match viii be an unusu-
ally interesting one.
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DRINK !
MANS GREATEST CURSE
IT DESTROYS BRAIN AND YOUR BODY AND ENDS DEATH
OR WORSE. BE FREE IF you WILL.

Think what Il would mean to YOU to
he hack where you-werc before YOU con-
tfacted the drink habit. How often you
YOU may have lost hope because YOU
cannot rid Yourself Of the craving which
has enslaved you.
Don't think that because you do not
need help. The liquor that you drink is
just as surely undermining your health.
physical and mental, and YOU ire Just
as surely going DOWN, DOWN. DOWN
Unless YOU stop now before il is too
late, YOU viii be lost.
The NEAL TREATMENT will destroy
that terrible craving that holds YOU In
It's power, aud in three DAYS YOU VIII be
fret. Think of II, your old self again.
free from worry, fun of energy. brain
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to be.
1t does not require a whole month OF
suffering like il used to. by the old
methods. to be free, no dangerous drugs
To injure your health, aud only u short
pleasant vacation of three days.
The Neal Treatment is curing thou
sands aud returning them TO health and
eoutentment. 1T WILL CURE VOC.
Make up your mind now and rid your
self Of the curse that IS surely destroy
ing YOU.
Morphine, Opium and Cocaine addiction
also successfully treated
The Neal Institute, 65 Pleasant Ave.
y, N,oodfords Station, Portland. Maine.
Riverton Park cars stop at the door
mch1SdGf
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- DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL. TUESDAY.

200 banks al the close of business ON
Feb. - last The increase in surplus
over last previous date is almost ST..
100000 with a very small increase in re-
serves,
Sales by London here. today. We're
about 2oeoo shares, chiefly steel and
the South African gold delivered there.
Discount rates in London We're firmeE
with money more plentiful.
The bond market was featureleSS aside
from its firmness. Total sales par value,
aggregated $2,62i 900. United states gov
ernments We're unchanged on call
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, March lS.-The stock mar
ket today, made considerable recovery
from its unsettlement of last Saturday,
when prices fell quite precipitately ON
fears OF political and Industrial disturb
ances abroad Today's movement was
not altogether impressive, however. iu-
asmuch as no small part of the strength
ana activity converged around stocks
which have never exercised much iniiu-
ence as market factors. These included
t,rics. Missouri Pacific and American
can common and preferred Some idea
OF the anomalous movements of the seS-
sion may be gathered from the fact that
Erie common was the most active fea-
ture Of the first three hours in which
period lis sales were greater than those
OF any othef issue inctndlne snch specn-
latlVe faVorites as United States steel.
MISSOURI Pacific was more active tha1
Union Pacific and the dealings in the
Can shares We're much larger than in
cepted as significant. There was further
selling for London account, though the
volume was less than last Saturdays.
The market took on its strongest tone
in the final hour when 1t became known
that the United States supreme court
would not hand down any decisions OF
fortnight. Traders then took up the
active stocks, which speedily advanced
eessions from top prices, but the closing
was strong and active. II embraced
better demand for shares Of the rail
roads in the Western and Southwestern
territories which probably resulted from
the improved crop prospects in those Sec
tons.
General conditions 50 far as they dealt
with the industrial outlook here and
abroad, were virtually unchanged
Western traffic conditions are improv-
ing. One of the most hopeful features
respecting that section Is to be found in
the steady piling up of bank deposits at
reserve centers, indicating that 4 large
part of the usual drain ON this center for
crop movement requirements Will be ob-
Waited. Increasing demand for cash N
the West is reflected in the steadinesS
of its money market. The controller of
the currency has completed his abstract
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, MARCH 4.
CATTLE Receipts 5000. market STEADY
for prime steers, others l0eIl5c. lower,
bceyes 5MS65.
ffOGS-Receipts 5000; market strong
70 u shade higher than Saturday, light
670af72
SIIEEP-Receipts 10000; market strong
70 l0I2ae. higher; native %75a575, western
425M5I5; yeariings 525m675: native lambs
550dt1a5, western 6m7S5
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, March IS.
Spot closed quiet points lower Mil
ding uplands 1860; do. gulf lh.s5. SAFES
Galveston steady, 10 l5-l6; New Orleans
easy 10s. Savannah steady. 10 5-l6;
Charleston steady, 10y; Memphis firm. los.
Net receipts for three days 4954o.
Exports to Great Britain 1885,, 10 tic
Continent 30.1o4; to Japan 800; TO Mex
leo 1850
stock 1.062,123.
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You judge n man not by what he
promises 10 do, but by what he has
done. That is the only true test. Cham-
b t,a,..i,i Cough Remedy judged by this
where speak of 1t in the highest terms
of praise. For sale by all dealers.
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BRAN-Steady, a050a21
BUTTEH-Stea northern S3A@3i:
western ;3Gt33l. A
CHEESE Unchanged; New York fan
cN lS4@l9a
CORN--tlnchanged No. 3 yellow I'll
EGGS-tnchanged; choice 25dt2t& west.
efn 24m25.
FLOuR-Firm; spring wheat 5G0Fi6
HAY-kirm; No ] grade 27.50 "a
LAMBS--Firmer, Hail.
LARD-Unehanged pure 103. II
MINED FEhD~l'nchanged, Fl 50dse rs
OATS Unchanged, No. ? clipped white
81. &$
PORK-Steady: medium backs ~ $50
20.25.
POTAToES-Tns white 27o62sO
SUGAR-I4ower; graduated $50.
VEALS-Firm, 14ul5.
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New York Money Market.

New York. March Is
Prime mercantile paper 4@44 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady ut 4S4 20 Tor
60-day bills and at 49,. II Tor demand.
Commercial bills 4S31
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, March IL
OIL.
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4 REPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION
VIII be held in City Hall,
BANGOR,
Wednesday, April 10, 1912,
Al 2 O'CLOCK p M

rr a.
not me pun pose OF selecting SIX
5enf and Vice proeidan+ 80 ~,
United states and four delaoatae ~
large and fa1r altern9tas ~ o7tan3 ~
%attans1 Pa,i1bIi,.e,, 1s,.sy,.i ~ -, ~
held in the city of Chicago, in the state
Of Illinois. on Tuesday. the 18th day of
June, 1912,
Also IA formulate ana ada,t , dao,,r,
ton of prinrinIes or niatfprn Tor ~,
alaefj00 re,.t oyg,t55,, - - 80
committee, a district committee for eaeb
congressional district and county com
mIttee for each county.
Also to transact any other business
which may properly come before ii.
io''o ~. i-'teh Guy town. ana plantation
viii hc cnutled To one delegate and for
each - votes cast for the PenubIican
,..Ii.7z,t.. f.,.,,..,.r,.,.
~ ~ i''9' an aa"l-
So '''.. ~ " reaction ot ~
49, ~ eNssas u % Votes an addliiehal
delegate.
Vacancies in fbe delegation ar anv citv
't''
''iOii ''''' "ilS ~ me" ny
q resident OF the county in which the va
cancy exists.
The state comittee win be In session in
the reception room of the hall at one
o'clock 2. NJ. fer the purpose of receiving
inc credentials OF delegates.
DELEGATES in order 10 he elipfbIa IN nar
fjciU9fe in me convention r1,3et 10 ei1l,
ed subsequent to the date of The call for
this convention
An ef.ctor,. ~ N1;,,.. ,.:.,.... , .
re- ,t75t;lI "a "lCti'ut FEdlH ~
Pasl pouucal aIhIations, who are in sym
R~.t'E WIN tue purposes ana aims OF the
II. - - - " , 44.tliS ii,Niltu 10
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REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.
BYRON BOYD, Chairman.
HENRY HASTINGS, Secretary.
Augusta, February 7th, 1912.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-11-01
NOTICE

In the Circuit Court of the Fifth Ju-
dicial Circuit OF Florida, in and for
Marion County-In Chancery.
E. H. Buffum, Complainant, VS.. Err
nest j. Lyle, Frank Lyle, Robert
F. Lyle, observation-disclosures for
Constructive Service.
1t is ordered that the defendant
herein named, to-wit: Robert l.. Ly-
tie, be and he is hereby required to
appear to the bill of complaint filed
in this cause on or before
Monday, the End Day of December,
1912.
1t is further ordered that a COPY of
this order be published once a week
for four (D consecutive weeks in
the Ocala Banner, a newspaper pub
lished in said county and state.
This 22nd day of October, 1912.
(Seal) S. t. SISTRUNK.
Clerk Circuit Court, Marion Co. Fla
HOOKER & DUVAL,
Compliments Solicitors.
Adv-10-25.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-11-01
OUR TEMPERANCE SPECIAL

November 10th is the worlds tenn
perance Sunday. This issue of the
Bulletin gives notice which we hope
many will find useful in teaching the
temperance lesson. This year the
Alabama Sunday School Association
is emphasizing temperance instruc-
ton in the Sunday school especially.
In our revised Front Line Standard
of June 1, 1912, point 16 is "Systemat-
ic Temperance Instruction" No Sun
day school can come up to the Front
Line Standard unless it gives definite
and systematic instruction on tenn
perance. Our temperance depart
ment superintendent, Dr.. E. c. Ander-
son of Anniston,, has set as the aim
of his department to double the num-
Der Of active temperance superin-
tendents. And the association is to
present a banner TO the county hay-
ing the largest number of active tenn
perance superintendent in proper
ton to the number of schools in the
county. Heretofore the work of the
temperance superintendent in the
counties has been hindered for lack
of temperance literature to distrib-
ute. But we hope soon to have leaf
lets to supply them with More and
more will the Alabama Sunday
School Association endeavor to have
every Sunday school in Alabama Civ
ing definite and systematic temper
anc einstruction-The Alabama Sun
day School Bulletin.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-11-01

From his experience in Florida in
the past few years, Mr.. A. j. Spawn
of Kissimmee, has found that sweet
potatoes, cassava and dasheen can
easily be raised. The potatoes yield
enough to an acre which will manu-
facture from 5000 to $500 pounds of
-four; the same can be said Of the
dasheen, while cassaya will yield as
much as 1000 pounds per acre. There
is very little trouble in raising these
crops, which can be planted in con-
nection with other crops This will
give big opportunity to the farmer,
if the products are manufactured and
preserved according to Mr.. Spawn's
idea. 1t will also open up a great
pure food possibility for Florida, such
as cannot be estimated at this time.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-11-01
PETITION
For Change in the Boundaries a ire
Cotton Plant Special Tax
School District
To the Honorable Board OF Puhlic ID

To the Honorable Board OF Public III
struction for Marion County
We, the undersigned qualified taA
paying electors of the Cotton PLANT
special tax school district. hereby pe.
tition your body 10 call an election -
be held within the present boundaries
of the district for the purpose 81
changing the boundaries from tire
present. which are as follOwR
Beginning az the ne cor ~ q 1880
thence W to nv cor OF said section.
thence TO the NJ cor % f".is 81
thence W TO the NV cor 81 t1.ls 81.
thence s TO the ne cor Of 30ts-4H.
thence W 10 nv cor Of 2G-i5-t@ thence
n to ne cor of 2l-l5-f9. thence % 49,
cor of 33-15-l9. thence 10 So cor af
said section. thence 70 50 eof 81
2-16-19, thence . 10 the - rar Is
3-1G-20, thence north 20 point &. o.
ginning.
To the following boundaries. Tf
Beginning at the ne cor 81 fa.f-
thence " 10 the nW cor ~ t~f
thence TO the ne cor Of tie sett ef
80. thence " 70 the mss cor 81
said Il section. thence 10 the 81 ,ae
OF said u section, thence = - fae 81
cor OF said 1, section. thence ta
sw cor OF 5-l6-2o. thence 70 The 81 caH
y '"-"a thence north % the m cor
OF 1880, the point .. heu unne
This petition 10 be presented 81
the county board ~ their rest at
meeting on November &. 1912
Respectfully signed. J e r. krf
J. A. Parker. Leroy Williams n
=.
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ROOSEVELT'S NERVE

Standing before the Milwaukee au-
dience with a bullet in his breast,
holding up a manuscript an inch
thick, which that bullet had pierced,
and bleeding from wound which
had so nearly perforated his lung and
cost his life, Theodore Roosevelt real
ly stood in the very shadow of death,
face to face with that eternity. which
as an old-fashioned Presbyterian, he
solemnly revered.
In these surroundings, physically
sustained by his enormous vitality
and strength, the ex-President said.
81 tell you now, with absolute truth
fulness, am not thinking of my own
life. | am not thinking of my own
success. / am thinking only of the
success of this great cause"
In the partisan stress of the cam
paign there have been those who have
questioned Mr.. Rooseyelt's sincerity
and unselfshness in the notable
movement which he leads.
But no man who heard these words
or reads them in remembrance OF
their tragic environment can fail to
believe that Theodore Roosevelt is
not only superbly brave but that he
is also splendidly sincere in his pres
ent struggle for the people
The republic can i'll afford to lose
the energy the courage and the di-
rectness of this remarkable man.-At-
lanta Georgian.