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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-01-10
PLANNING
OPPOSITION
TO BRANTLEY
SEVERAL Want HIS SEAT
Brunswick Man May Have
Fight On This Year

The Waycross Journal is authority
for the statement that Congressman
". G. Brantley vii have opposition
for his seat in congress al the forth
coming election. The Journal Of yes
,erday contained the following on the
subject
While the local political pot is b.
ginning to steam just q little, while
the county nominations that are TO Be
made this coming summer are crea--
ing some interest, and evidences Of
several lively scraps can easily be
seen yet the local situation is not the
only political pot under which a fire
/ is being kindled
a majority Of the men in Georgia
who have any political aspirations at
all have desires to represent their
, district in the national halls Of con
gress at some time. And the Eleventh
district is no exception to the rule.
There are several able men in the
district VINO feel that the time is here
when they should satisfy these desires
if they ever expect to do so. On the
other hand, great many people Of
; the district feel that the gentleman
: who has had the honor to represent
! the Eleventh without opposition for {
gr at many years does not represe.
everything that is best in the demo.
cratic party, and that the time has
come to make a change.
Friends of Congressman Brantle,
take the position that he is so strona
in the district that it would be useless
for any one to oppose him. They fee
that Mr.. Brantley is the most able
man in the district and that II
would be a big mistake to displacc
him.
People Of the district who are
in harmony with the positions Mr.
Brantley has taken on a number O
important questions say that Brant
ley's strength in the district is myth
They claim that he has never had an,
opposition and therefore has neYa
had 20 make fight They call atten
ton TO the fact that he got his frs
nomination in convention and wa
a compromise candidate.
Whether Mr.. Brantley is strong O.
not will no doubt be tried out in thu
coming primary. While there are sew
eral parties considering the question
of opposing rim, and while it is no
certain as to Just who will be candi
dates, and how many there will be
yet it is certain that there will be Z
fight for the seat in congress from the
Eleventh this year. Some Of the mer
most talked of are Judge T. A. Par
ker, Of Waycross; Hon. NJ. D. Dicker
soon, Of Douglas, and Hon. Randall
Walker, of Valdosta.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-01-10

Visiting Dress.-We show here be-
coming dress Of fine satin-faced cloth
with trimmings OF foulard. The skirt
is eased in at sides and back of
waist, and has a panel OF the foulard
down front, and deep band round
foot. The bodice is cut Magyar, and
has a panel Of foulard like skirt, and
bands also from shoulders to end Of
sleeves; narrow lace frills add a fin
ish Buttons are sewn down left side
of foulard on front,
Hat of straw to match. trimmed
with ribbon and roses.
Materials required: 81 yards cloth
46 inches wide, IL yard foulard, Il
dozen buttons.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-01-10

a bow Of black satin finishes the
front and satin-covered buttons also
add TO trimming
Hat OF black Tagel, bound with
white, and trimmed with a cerise
feather mount
Materials required Six yards 40
inches wide, dozen buttons y yard
tucked material = yard lace, 81
yards silk for lining coat.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-01-10
Physicians.
DIR. PERCY w. HUDSON.
Veterinarian.

Graduate A. P. l. Veterinary College
Answers calls day or night. Resi-
dence and Urinary Lee street. neaY
Country Club,
Phones $50 and IL
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-01-10

a mother expects her boy to be-
come President of the United States
because he carries a torch in a polit-
ical parade.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
Iowa Corn is just
as Bad as Nebraska

Seed corn Is N as bad condition In
Iowa as in Nebraska. and. in fact. a
depiorable lack Of seed corn prevails
throughout the corn belt" said G. w.
Graham Of Des Moines, Ia. manager Of
the National Seed Tester company, who
has been testing corn exhibited at the
corn show at Lincoln and who was In
Omaha today.
Tn some Of the exhibits at Lincoln. !"
said Mr.. Graham. Il was unable to find
a single ear that would germinate.r
The tests had not been completed when
Mr.. Graham left Lincoln. but the fun re-
suits will be made known tomorrow IN
bulletins sent out by the state expert
ment station.
Mr.. Graham says that unless exhaustive
tests are mace by the farmers. there
win be a serious loss in the lsls corn
yield. not only in Nebraska. but In Iowa
and the Dakotas Tests made by the
experiment station at Ames. Ia. show
that the same condition prevails in that
state as in Nebraska.
Mr.. Graham advises every farmer Il
I test his corn. following the suggestion
that are being made By the publicity bu'
reau OF the Commercial club. lie say
home tests are easy and sufficient. III
emphasizes the fact that farmers can fine
ample seed corn az home IL they vii
test. The first test does not prove con
clusiyeiy that concentrating corn Is no
to be had. A test applies only to the ear
tested and not the general crib. By max
ing continued tests sufficient corn 4
plant any farm can be obtained, he says
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20

Persistent Advertising is the Road to
Big Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
FARMERS ARE ENTHUSIASTIC
Snow Has Given. Assurance Of a
Bumper Crop This Year.
COMES WHERE NEEDED BADLY
sections which Were Dry Have
Been ReIievea---oid Crop Not
Harvested in Some
4 sections.

Division Freight Agent MorrIsey OF the
Illinois Central. with headquarters n
Dubuque. la. Is in the city alter trip
over his territory, which covers Mime
sots. South Dakota. western Iowa and
Nebraska. He has found that over the
entire area the snow has been unusually
heavy and that farmers are enthusiastic
ever the prospects for bumper crop this
season.
In the portions 9f South Dakota that
were in the dry belt last year. Mr.. Nor
risey found snow from one foot TO eigh-
teen inches deep on the level and even
more In the Jim river valley. In that
section Of the state there are thousands
Of acres Of wheat unthreshed and still Ia
the shocks In the fields Ever since earl,
last fzIl. there has been so much rain snt
snow that farmers have been unable t.
care for their grain. Ordinarily II woult
have spoiled. but during the last Winter
the weather has been 50 cold that IN.
moisture has all frozen out and the grail
Is a. dry as q bone.
In iowa and northern Nebraska, en-
eonrzged By the heavy fall Of snow dur
ing the last few weeks. Mr.. Morrfsey say
the farmers arc making preparations q
put cut one Of the largest crops In years
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
TO IMPROVE -FOUR SCHOOLS
Work on Additions VIII Be Com.
menced in the Spring.
BUILD SIXTEEN NEW ROOMS
when Present Plans Are Carried
Out Fourteen Hundred More
Pupils Can he Ae-
commodsted.

When plans now under ADJUSTMENT By
the Board OF Education arc carried out
Loo additional pupils can be accommo-
dated in the graded schools OF the city.
This much space is now needed. as sew
eral Of the buildings are eongested.
sixteen new rooms win be constructed
at Miller Park school. four new rooms at
Bancroft. four at Long and four at KEEL
lom. Each room Will seat from forty to
fifty pupils.
A total Of $4,000 viii be spent in these
improvements. 5000 Of which will 80 to
Miller Park. s2o.eoo 10 Bancroft, siseoo to
Long and $500 TO Keliom.
Rooms TO accommodate elementary
grade pupils are now being rented at
Long. There are no accommodations at
the Bancroft for the eighth grade. The
other schools. while not so congested as
Long and Kellom. still are in need OF
J more room
Money for this work is now held BY the
board. being part Of q levy made for the
purpose. When these repairs and addi-
tons are completed the bond issue viii
be entirely absorbed. Members Of the
Board OF Education believe there is little
to be gained in delay and with the early
spring construction work vill be com
menced en- all the buildings.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20

smaller boys even opportunities FOR
points. There will be fifteen events. COM
prising weights. races and jumping, as
well as several gymnasium strength tests
The program is designed for entertain
ment as well as contest. Only boys who
are on the rolls Of St. Stephens Sunday
school viii be entered as contestants.
The meet win be followed by an inter
class basket ball game. in which -four
teams will participate. The Boys club
has open dates on It's home floor the
latter part OF February. Games of basket
bali win be accepted on other courts al
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
State May Help in
Seed Corn Campaign

The pure seed law passed By the last
legislature has not been enforced. but
the office Of state food commissioner Is
seriously considering the testing Of seed
corn for the farmers. according to a LETT
ter received from Niels P. Hansen, deputy
commissioner. by Manager Parrish OF the
publicity bureau Of the Commercial club.
The letssr reads:
I am In receipt Of your letter Of jan
uary Is and In reply win say that while
the last legislature passed a seed law. II
failed to make an appropriation for us
enforcement As II requires considerable
expense TO equip a seed laboratory and
employ q. seed analyst. We have been
unable 70 do anything with the seed part
OF the Law. However, We are thinking
seriously Of purchasing a germinstion
oven and testing seed corn for vtabllty.
as we have been informed that the condl-
] lion of the seed corn this year IL bad
and We have thought II possible we
should assist the farmers Of the state in
the matter of seed csrn selection. We are
told that the seed men will run their
corn through 4 grader and sell the seed
without any regard TO its viability. We
hep7 to be IN position before long to
lake this matter up.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
Yeiser Sends Out
Call for Delegation

The latest document sent out by the
John o. Yeiser ietter-writng bureau Is a
call for names to make up delegation
to 80 10 the republican national eonven-
tlon to nominate Colonel Roosevelt for
president. dead or alive Mr.. Yeiser
explains that he Is not going to take any
chance on holding a mass meeting. con-
ference or convention aud putting his
rar-eennnfisnts to the trnnhie of navins.
railroad fare TO meet him face to face,
but win fix up list from the names sent
in, and go to IL. In the postscript he
rays. 'sDoat hesitate to tell me where
can improve on what am doing II II
does not Involve spending more money.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
New Advertising Manager
of The Omaha Bee Arrives

George w. Preston has arrived
in Omaha 10 assume the position
OF advertising manager Of The
Bee. lie comes with the best recon-
mendatlons from his latest en-
ployers. who on his departure gave
him splendid press notices In the
paper for which he worked4 Mr..
Preston was advertising manager
OF the Duluth News-Tribune for
several years and prior to that
time was In charge OF the adver-
Using. department OF the Detroit
Journal
In speaking Of his departure
from Duluth the News-Trlbuns
says:
Mr.. Preston has been active I'm
business circles OF this city and
leaves a wide circle Of friends.
who will miss him. During his resi-
dence In this city he has been an
active member Of the boat club.
the Commercial club, the Knights
Of Pyth.as and the Dramatic Order
Of knights OF khorhassan.
Mrs. Preston and their children
will remain in Duluth until March.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20

before the ceremony. Mr.. Harvey Hunt
lngton. also brother of the bride.
played the Lohengrin wedding music as
they entered the ceremony room and
tho Mendelssohn IS a occasional. A
wedding breakfast was served. Decora-
tons we're Of Killarney roses with palms
and feras. oat-of-town guests at the
wedding were AIR. and Mrs. n. H. Hunt
ington Of omaha. parents OF the bride.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ellis and
Miss Dorothy Ellis OF Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
FORMER OMAHA GIRL IS
MARRIED At KANSAS CITY

Miss Esther Huntington. daughter OF
Mr.. and MIRA. Minor r. Huntington. and
8fr. Albert J. Davies were married az
tie hs.ne Of the bride. III West Armour
boulevard. Kansas c15. al Il O'Clock
Monday Rev. J. B. siicox Of West
rninztsr Congregational church performed
The ceremony. Miss Huntington wore a
.zhite satin meszsllne with oyerdress Of
embroidered. net and carried a bouquet
X orrhits and lilies OF the valley. Miss
Elorencc Ellis Of Chicago was her maid
81 honor and only attendant and she wore
>..= b,ue saesssiins and carried arm
bouque< Of pink Killarney buds. Mr..
Davies ras attended By Leon Hunt
.nzzon Of Omaha, brother Of tbs
srids, Is best man Mr. william Murray
sang AT Dawn and 7 1--we You Truly
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLUB
GIVES ATHLETIC MEET

The Boys club Of 81. Stephens Sunday
school will have an indoor athletic meet
at the Fort Omaha gymnasium next We'd
nesday evening. to which the public Is
invited. The events viii be called IN two
classes 30 as to give the larger and the
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20

they waived preliminary hearing and were
bound over to the district, court under
bonds OF $50 each. which they gave at
once.
In the case Of the state against the
Midway saloon. over which Jury dis
agreed, yesterday. a now jury viii DO
drawn next Tuesday and the case has
been set for trial January s.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
Midway Proprietors
Held for Gambling

william crutchseld. Jack Bloomfield
and Robert Ford were asraigned in police
court yesterday on . charge Of gam
bling. A. $. Richie. attorney for the de-
Tense, conceded the state had sufficient
evidence to bind he defendants over and
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
BRANDEIS STORES

any time. Any boy may become a mem
Der of St. Stephens Boys club by at.
tending the Sunday school. at Saratoga
hall, Twenty-fourth and Ames avenue,
The membership is large and growing.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-20
Got an AufuI Fright

by fear Of appendicitis? Take DR.. Kings
New Life Pills and soon see bowel
trouble vanish. Guaranteed. &c. For
sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-23
Statsminiiteren hiemme.

StotSminiiter % Gbef for llben-
ri8$oepartcmcntct &lror cr Den Toe
IS. nenot tilboge til @oibinaton irr-
belcs bel tilfreoS meO Heiultoterne
al lin MtiSiion til oe centralomcris
fonife 8cpltbIifer.
S en- fornteI McoOcIelic til Eres-
len itbtnIte ban, at 10 &rGfter, UNDER
Eaautrfniug al cgoiittitc Mtptiucr,
arbeiber ulcO oct 6ormaaI at ueoIigcs
boIoe &onItpret / TO al De Snnoc, ban
beiegtc, peo at miSrcprPicntere Def
amerifonife Observation-Disclosures
&oloniug oocrior bi8ic TO 2onOeS ne.
g%ieringer. Gen enc al oi&ie &r9iter
er bicmmebprenOc / OiSie &anbc,
mems Den ou0eu bar lit Sroe / DC
Snr. Stuter,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-23
Sper G%Yflorulvffc.

Sra Chicago t]cle9rafcrcS bclt 22be
April: Guepe Wtcnneitcr bcrettc8 at
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foriGrOelig S~ornaoo, iom TENT igoar
eftermiooog raiebe / ben ipoligc %
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ieuoc Streg al Suoiaua.
4oa @runO al, at SeIegraf' og
Observation-Disclosures i~uIbitUltbig
eoeIag6eS iaagootiom ouer belle
StormItre9et, Ger itrpffcr fig ira 81.
oiugitou Gountp icuti @fil s~itopcr
inc i Snoiana, er Gitcrretuiugerne
5iotiI megrt rfulbitGnoigc, iaa ser
er itor Sare for, at mango flere Nen.
u~eifeIio er saaebe tabt.
Oct por / Garapus, | oct uorosit.
lisc Sisrne al 2ipingiton Gountp, at
@trs. Rclion SuleS blep orebt paa
GIetten o. benbes 10 gsrn rimelig.
bis bsoelig iaareoe, ba Suict itprtebe
Iammen og begrop Dem | &llinerne.
Get bar / @orocco, Sltb., mango
gRiI / Git oerira, at Mrs. Charles
Nice og benoeS lille Barn blep fnuite
libel unoer fit omblGite Si,s, og bpor
cn bel 6amilie peo Rapn Smart bIeo
or9bt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-23
Wericos Spar.

Sra Werico Gitp t~ele9raiereS oen
17be Ipril: Wericos Spar paa bet
amerifanife Observation-Disclosures
aooarenbe Sfripelie offentli9gioroes
ioag at llbenrigSminiiter Galerfo.S Oct
cr uofiaa afpiienbe for life at iige
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glrritigite Snotrpf paa oen american.
fife Hegiering.
Get benpgter Sen amcrifanife SIC.
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llpoafrGpeoe fSormaninger, ioet Ser
brpbeS, at biSie life er boiereoe paa
nogen berettiqet 8rlno. Werico
nGgtcr ogiao at bGi trl,ffet til On.
Ioor for &oloSbanbIinger, iom Re.
gaoeS / Sc oprerIfe 9iitrifter.
Der ppIpie8, at be merifanife Srop.
pctcfer bar facet ItrGngt Eoalrg ON
at bebonolc l(oIGnoingcr, iont toaes
'om &rigSfnnoer, meo tilbprIia Sen.
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tffc bcocr set / Sparet, nogen Yoa,
inlnoelie ira sc Sor. StatcrS Sibe
Der forclno inQcn @rltnb til at fro,
at ioo life oilbc ife ieIp uoen noecll
iaooan FonminbeIie.
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iuorli0 for fine @iprinoey liaeooer-
FOR Den ~merifonife Iegicring, oa
ocnne finder set oerfor ~utilbsrIiat
ira Den aulcrifanife ReaicrinaS SIDE
at pIcie oipGomotiife ltnoerbonoIin.
ger mes ham.
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fitnoet oct flogeit at taae SIcpcn
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aon'liIen lin llnbifbISnino o. boitibe.
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Woat, at bcitutte nmerifauTfe @or-
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SliriSSiftionSomroooe. % at bebano-
lie ari9Sfan8er paa ell cipiliierei
Maaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-23
Spr9en @pc.

80 Nur par set Sen 27oe Warts,
iioen 9iifop SSsraen Moe bsbe. San
minbeS iom en- lpienoe Sfiffelle In
Sen oen norife @eiitli9beo og inben
norif Siteratur.
San por fobt paa Woe paa Tinge-
rife 1918. Saberen par en- pngre
Son paa 8aarhen Safer. Som @1t
blep ban ~unoerpiit al 8reiten Std
rem hos bpem ban aIIerebe | 1927
ftiftet @efienbtifob meo e. Gbr. as
bisrnien. @fterat pGret bIit teol.
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SfoIcarbeibe o. er,lnola &ingerifes
Healifole. S~prinoelig bar ban melt
tiltruffen til literGre % GItetilfe
Stlioier men blep 80 Iar aammeI
&eiioerenoe aapellan / arsbsbcrreS,
bpor ban forblep / 10 aar. Sra
60 par ban Sognepreit paa
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al r,Gr SO Nar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-23

bpoer pna flere uomerfeoe Ting.
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telion % Orr. % @rs. S. 9. Sl'on,
ion Tom berop ira Spring 8reen,
@iSconiin, for at bare tiIiteoe peo
anorelp SronieruoS gcgrapeIie, ret'
lie biem ioog.
@uitao @citbp bptteoe forrige
llgc bort tit gus pao Colt Rain ct.
i'll Daniels S5ones 2ano 60. for Ell
Smart Scftion 2ono / gecfer 60,
SanoeIen bIeo gicrt peO Geo. Doc.
geo Siben bcrnf bar Wr. Weitbp
fisbt Ell auurt 2ouo til / iantme
Streg.
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NaSiiou Eomnibip, bolbt 6reoag
oen 19oc april grpIltp for fin
pIoitc 9otter, Sngri, 90 Wotbias
Dotictb, Sgn al Mr. og DtrS. Ole
0otietb. 8ielicn forrettebeS al go.
flor Otto 6. SdmiOt og ooerpares
al finn De nrrmeIte S%lrgtninge.
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og bcOite Waitiner. 9iSie me
fun finn iinbeS / De oaer
bebIte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. glanot De
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-23

Sra @aibington meboeles Den
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ileite al &Dititaterne, iaa SorObunoen
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lemItaterne iioite ltgeS ItGrfe 9eb-
6sr Dberligere bar foriinfet Soaron.
orbeibet. 8 Seras og OfIaboma er
Sorben t en- fortrinlig SiIitono, for,
Iaapiot Sugtigbcb angoar, % BET
Iomme or SilfGlbet ogiaa | oen sit-
lige Del al 9%onunIbsbeltet.
s ben lapere Del al WiSiiSiippiba.
len itaar itore StrGfninger unoer
@arb iibcn Slommert, iaa set poil-
lige goarorbeibe bill bli itGrft for.
iinfet.
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Oemofraternes Stattifet
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StatSfoSierer, Ytidoel Nnoerion,
YbiIip; Superintendent Of Gcnitruc.
ton, ~. g EoiperS, Wturbo; Ittor.
nep General, &. &. @ruia, Soparb;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, z. $. 0unoer'
ion, Gclterpiae.
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Smaapluf.

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ioog iii minneapolis.
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Spencer, Sowa, paa en- Sorret-
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til albert Sea, Minn., i 5orretnin.
ger for Cutler College.
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i6as iii galopin, @is., for at be.
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til minneapolis os iaa iii SbotIp,
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ION bun ifal PROBE op.
edo @lee Club giber en- Son.
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