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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-02-10

Judge Clinton F. Irwin has been
elected president of the Roosevelt club
formed in Elgin.
Harry G. WATSON, for two terms re-
corder of deeds of Peoria county, has
announced himself a candidate for the
state Legislature.
Representative S. Elmer Simpson of
Carrollton has announced himself a
candidate for reelection from the
Thirty-eighth district, subject to the
decision of the republican primary.
A. w. Bastian, editor of the Journal
of Fulton, has announced himself a
committeeman from the Thirteenth
Illinois district in opposition to the
Sullivan interests.
Lawrence l.. Finn, secretary of the
Sangamon County Roosevelt club, is
circulating his petition for nomination
as republican state central committee
man from the Twenty-first district
DR.. John A. Wheeler of Auburn, state
game commissioner, is the present
committeeman.
Governor Deneen has received petit
tons of nomination from the follow
ing counties: Crawford, Lawrence,
Wabash, Menard, Edgar, Stark, Ran
dolph, Bond, Lake, LaSalle, Rock Is
land, Williamson, DuPage, McHenry,
Peoria, Madison, Hamilton, Morgan,
Pike, Clay, Saline, Fulton, Coles, Jack
son, Jefferson, Alexander. Fayette, 10
Davies, Marshall, Carroll and Cook.
A few minutes delay in treating
some cases of Group, even the length
of time it takes to go for a doctor
often proves dangerous. The safest
way is to keep Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in the house and at the first
indication of Group give the child a
dose. Pleasant to take and always
cures. Sold by all druggists.
All the news all the time.-The
Argus
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-20
SOUR STOMACH? GOT
INDIGESTION ALSO?
"Pars's olseeps,n- VIII .AnAe Ncur
osor.ietta s,amssh PEE r,ns ~
Fiss Minutes TIVE ltl

if what fea iusi lis n sUNfinN ou
,vur sipms,h ~ no. lu.e lulnn 81
i,sA nfusins h. discs, a seu hel.h
s.s and aosteir reer unslerslel f.,rd.
IS have ioslor a. tisf'norp. heafi
tufn fHilnrss nauaet hsd taste ln
month snd is,ans.h h,sdagae thls h.
indigestion tfN
: un lafs "a rstfs uspls,sin vista
enn uN, Nenis and viH iu.fauthit
,ef, teuf eai.ui afief sinaw.n asa
l.s1t surl sfni sboul 100 ha.as it, 49,
s..os efe sisl in ,fs nms n,s, .oue
ffem siomtfH usotle ~ mai.0tfln
kst tsNf rhHfmff.si O. fhUo tUu
tht ialmni pfni.A an ihe-e eii, tif,
.ar,e itief tau vin Uniciaaud why
a,fp0 nit uDutits al aH k.H.is ofuri ttl
tnU aht tn. HfHH's l.iIrff aeHf aai
Uf.utli aiuuH.ns nl ln1|resiian In nte
unutos uHrfpsm s hafmIlss asa
tNaisa Nsf sUds ihanah ttub tase
Usniaas .laesf snm0ieHi io tlfrsi and
pl.ia.it l,.i se-iolisfien infe frr pierf
ln lhr faI tH ai UatlH0f H maAt|
feN tettr fitle NNH h,aHhs appl
ulr rui ailf uu lilsf0 f,ai masl
a ihHt $500 $3.50 f.f thai itm sinm
400 Hnd nt0tilnrs fft .itan and nDth
and frn viu uni ueri 50 rtslat io ltN
ati,e v u,a plua fui plllonsnshs cl
DUuslIllihn
fhis Hu vni hstt mos, plspfrsl
rrHntH aa aNmH ptelis .sii ihsat nif
,HH viN n ffanhf ih.lHi thn sgi,nal,
siUma, Do preparation iet BE- ttn etr
tN a uuit nH ufr aiI.n n taatilii
af Nnf aih0 siaNs. mlt.if
o0i sah0 n.e ItIs mHHir fnA fnf
eto 900 foufaif ef sisms,h unarl
.ni lUIIFosilan
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-20
rnG GOVERNORS raoolAMA.
TON
r.,,N s~a ,ss.p,s.' ssrdsy. ossese'
~. isif

rs ihe rs,p't nl r~art
ftauna ,hf pas, eee teem ~ raa'
al heauh oofNrrs haee ~ sslao one
ass saeh ttsl irf iat csm7lifla tien of
u,sitols psriainlne a. thr pot'is bsaith
fhls aaN has been ,sfu,usl, ene~n "a
raisI. ili,sls suA.iis lltsith sHnias,
snd ts eihsr nsmsa. ms seas fun
tav. uDtohsf fl has issen AesisnstoA
fs ihe Gas when ihr psspir ni Amefiln
ana asksf tu rtt DHusidefatiHn tn thr
carHiian ut fhrf aen h0aHn tnd thf
teaiin ~ iffu families ba fiuat NJ
ihs nHHNl aeaNh .i tat ,|i'rs in ~fi'h
ihrs Ntf and ta ronsldes MEANS NV
tNt prevention uf ifttne m ftsae
iHIs Ust uN b.. snron BAL NrsiiN knu
Iaspftl Fnnttt snA be- b. deaians1 o.
itua.i punlg attention pas ihr fstl
hai lHs hasrial OiUtios 60 tne gait
of $3.50 eIt snd thU rf,tfNNon ~ 0niu
WNH. .rI. d.HlH.0 HIt V.efHt Nsdr
Uuafn Tuh.f.uNfIs aui Hhef U,eN
Iun. hIr iiHaaHfa sN.H1 nf ufatfi
f hrtrIi0N fH fH0 WNtatan d tpr
oemmWHY nt ntr .amn ln uho
nf. ahalia naf. a.a.lai hs.Iiai
tI ihr rHfe .I 500 HIFani fl.t a0d
Hfmi Nlih ESQ IlI ant s.ntriiN ur'
sif'0ns Iar fHitnHinais snt Uit0f Nlu.
mHnN fir fIsnfes
Sow. H.l.i.U Cd u UnuNt
0D,.fns oi IaNsH n tniup sl ih.
auitUuis ,rst.d in iue und,i ih. av
~ itis sitir du hrrDn, tetiruttr sun
dl uoiuDer il as lloith Hd iesit
ni snnAtt ani rsn npan tng peupN
20 rfsns tn Httrud ditine senirr ui
ihht dat fu th, purpose ~ htarine iie
..HH0s rn thn ruh00t / aah in
.ltf.f m mfa.h Ago. ihH piapis ou lhN
daf Un Uh. npHfmn0e uf naai neiilh
H hr WHnl n the rhurth fufblia .on
nHtrIIan uf tnm mauH on sHniat
aah Cost ihf fallsl ht considered I'd
a.ane dsf pfsfedirr n fnuoeinr uN
tete 81 Hft nfnn thr conrir r'm
misstnsrs Hf thr NhUnns r1uniief "a
r.Naa aoiiUna consideration uf ih
nreis af fhtf county m eos mHfirf 81
hospital pr,N ltion ior ibe slah natu %
matiDr uf .HnrsHn huunUu Hnd n
iht prevention ni ia,ase
HO a. DfHQifiTr
unfplnUf ui Icta0
iif 100 UuNpnf
~ e. MopoHaid
rr,utan of HHis7
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-20
runcrioNs o. GOVERNMENT.

Governor Woodrow wilson m Na-
erruhrf wnmanf Home ampsniNn
geerumeut therefore in ihr Unit .
siafra may ht nhid to he enfrHHN un
an nfe 3ag That a fhe reason vf
Orc 81 impatient IA Hnmf ~ ihr oli
Influences shlrf abound in u ihai
Z she rsasou ee are Fn oaRl in 20.
STORE ns ideals aud t0 broaden iif
pnlni ~ view and thaf q also ths
rsAsan ahy ~ vish lH mate % ahen-
iuteif honest 80 only hli thoroughly
cffrIenf
A vast deal renainr fo ~ some m
fae moro 900 n efficiency iudr
there has l-een fsY niiif serious q
faft even yei ln ihe direction ~ masing
the government - me rHited States
10 effIrlent az snrresafai business
orsHnnafl0n would ~ Fof govern
mrui b. an inafrumenf M an ohietl
in Itself We onghi o. b. interested
~ + nai only a. ii srpfssss ihe pufVos'
- ths people ~ me oauntry
Tass s sgccial topic CurFidpr ~
duty ~ thr zufffnmfnt regar1'pg pnr'
fasd rhe rsN sspft q E0tffnmgAi 4
VERY eeli liuplfated 10 co. care ihs
eoveFnmenf takes ehfn q 81 iiali'
r,rd1eie8. fa see ~ y fhaf me Too
lhs people eat - pure f'pft fpee A~s
whether ~ ihe eihte Or ~ ttf rntiep
ar. ~ capital and fnndsmentui ifDpofi
anee No mas shouid - allowed 4
aeu imnure fs,,a % adultsrSift fnod
~ feo5 from which ms nutritious anal
rs has bpsn taken. And one u ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-20
Nuws roaroNsr roa
rita COMING wUrK

WNHliiNuTuN b a., uH ln Al
ihouft pnaelian Sos Usllf 10 Onn thf.,
weeks off ihe n1iInuai WpnHu 81,
ri bone nn mtrr 0srifnmDnt ftsn l iIi
iee mnntha $500 A. 500 ihsu. afr nn
nai0ailnna ~ thr rutefnhi "whri
ulud fuish" Thr ftndsiaios Nauss
Eef anf luhuHnn Wilson sud NHi
shall vim hoai III i0asef ilrhis vhn
haNU bern entrusted ht fhN Hrlrffl 500
iIos Sob ihr woh of sroii nuHinr
wIn continue on csc stump bul as ti,f
suNrn country haa uae heen rffiif
eel covered % Be- hfrilt iu br NtpfrinN
tHai thr Usmlilrn fUurH nlu attract
uinrp kffruflnu fhan heretofore
a. fai iH his plane haff Hoeif an
bounced President ran has uo uniai
iant nuhiH rnEsNouruis inf 500 Nrrf
o. 81 rsperfra ihai h4 win pHfneN "n
Saturday i1 DHmhrldfr srinra in
90 deliver fno principal hddfesF "a ihr
d,siinaflan ~ ins r,aiah saiiposl al
nanfo rniifFf theIs Tnf Institution o.
iha fifs college 10 fnf rHiish Naiienpi
Alliance in ihis Daunu1 ana ihe iuial
menirrship ~ ioe .ooe ~ inai offsHisa
nun aratsrsd thnmrhrut she tniici
Nfstpa viii unite iu lnphr ihf trehH
fun nnmafsNie event
knHiher event ~ ihe ve't ~ iHiffs
~ boz ein,afiansl riroier viii l.e ihf
inauguration - ~ a,fAfseu . liGn''l,f
ss frcaidsnt ~ lhe rnifsfsiif ~ fltlf
hoa,a rho Inauguration ~n isso riars
NardaY tnd u slE be- msdf 500 HsfH
sion i0f f. gathering ~ p1ir1 edsrfipfu
ffnfn eii ports ~ ihf country
Tho Commerce cofui bH fihf'
Thsfa,i.i 81 ih. iiHis fei hsiiiHf go
tum,uis pa ihe oi.ssiiiuii'naihf 80 lh'
nrirf ~ ihn Interstate fommtrfr Com
minslon requiflpa ihr oii aips nus eain
tauies 40 Nif their sfehuiea "a faies -
4 HanspufilnE 1l
100 salas ~ Cisfenos d nsrfHN th'
noted aiiarntf sh9fafai eiih iHff hfie
'ns sa y Result af 1rFHlnpmnuft ln fm
tflaia 90 fha NsNamafaa ~ tar anna
mninr ~ tho - Ans'irH fimff build
iur 10 scheduled fu ouWe Hn in ~
+ Auseies Mandaf fpr 's ssaaand iliai
sfhs anirHnfr boz thf aforementioned i'al
isat fara Zoe ihe James gYfsian ilHo
nsn utehf viii fsihsf at etuiifari
gtuaauY ~ enc rHa "a ins eefk 10
rtsalneas fnr ESQ., start ~ ihf confess
IRE fnlfrd Fiaffa pvnmhnf hfleiam
Ffluife Ausiris and aNiisefiaud Wii
b. represented 81 ihFr, halipuHf fafh
mab hg fNo ara penmafh. nnsiao'
ana nDstia hY enc sach
no N,.fi0iltd Dairy Hllp~ aui ntF'
~ brenine in chicago ThurH1af Nor
ihan dosen natiunsi anssCiaiingH san
Be,fed sim she DAIRY Industry W.
bsia their eonvenilps "a rtlsnRn ipf
ina 'he Wcth ~ IN shoe
oih,r suparsant eatlsglfus n ih
~Ask pli ~ ~ iuiefn,ilpn.i lJfl
parnra coaaresn A. i.ihhrldEe Ans
fha annuai meeting ~ ihf ArnrficHN
nvalamfy Associations. ~ liuffal'
ana ibs snnUsi fenssufinu - she A.
soclesian - laisNay tifeirsal finEi
asslY ~ ChlcaRp
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-20

Tho Curna Vhfiai rliff unndffa
vh.f. iho Son Antonio poine eumnu
vHl GARRY fhrr sgiomailos rh., afe
nnf ronr lo rarrs aui ninmatI.s
rhri vln 1858 nesi ant rhei arr ruins
Do. De ,rpei eiih hatpins ana ur snail
fsrf snfn fHf fhr uriiees friiaN sha
attempts io rH.s. Wbru Une Hf ihr rn.
Nrs nDmfn undertakes DO rln Mm In
Nfirr he hls boss .n.nt ihfsf Ulftf
aha from thr hauin ho niu rHn
Nhrn,fcr nr aers nne TIE reason iHe
vnmen Hfe nnf rnlng fU ftfrt f,toif.
rra Is b. apsli ho f0n funeh trmnis fa
iats thtm uf nf their aafehrIr every
nme thrf mlehf pant io si'.ot name
h.1f
shr vW irad Them to 300 vlth ihs
fvnkIr f h,r Ne Ani hef lurnt
nmHe Nm orlando clarion
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-20
INTERESTING

oU r r Mnfimfn rrHfwhir hnel.
ness mlnHfrr of 500 Corpus rhnsi'
ciIer aHr business VISITOR tn nlfinY
"Wednesday cHI Mrrrmin haf boon 81
efrro nf CnTus NH0nf to years "a 90
ehi0h has nron sprnt n fnr nevrrspff
h1tInrsa o. s interesting io hoaf 49,
Nrrfmfn rrtfr in0.drnfr ref fhr frHn
uel dltn 20 so9m Totss nshop
Noss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-20

Tho caller accidentally deHlrlnoH
tirut Celond a. b Hiche as being uf
ihr Corpus ~ Engineers instead ~ thr
cufpa of i,uEiuHora The two H,is
really mean ere ssnlr so i eas uhf an
nniuirnftsut iarrus ~ linotype fnf.
svr. war rnf nrar'Y r0 hsf af fhaf
nnierhy printer nn Hearst 'onrua ~
vho stated shat prominent rniten
dlcB ~ Wcffrrs iiTraee ma me prnof
rrsdrr MISSED Dr. fnifufrau rnrH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-20

lwIl mna ihs sunteh nr ,l.r
wI Colonel Roosevelt Knowing
the mon we'd mneh rather mr
plaod olr Nagrr w fhr .Ite.h IhH
fhr undertaken IhH nnp 0i
RnmWlts lurf npi. d,
nhc1i with proposition whether 10
is sane er mlUirmlhlD
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-20

Sweetest setnta's ~ pur ilias +. that
iht rufe food avs We faueai 81 htga
to a,i ats so elteu lenotea snl ,io
laea sn5 Clrtaaveaied
rhe s ntl az pew function i.
government as stus nrcnlf suppress
hai b 81 onf vhhA uegaupnsist oaf
eua Eo,srnmeats Siata ana rsfniAi
ie'k ap NeFt iarilN nnd ehish ~
la.rcd ths persistent sraauaa of snst
nen ss nf Nnc, in mskt sfga l4.
|n tht ut'd ei nutit aFmmn
1a nei knev of sHs fnntilep Di a...
,rumeuf In whl,h coo ien s.dss
base Ia make sur6 of m reWts a
npofr lHafN Illustrated m ht ffs
pnft $3.50 aW muW tt ietf uNpNf
faunagd apan ftel nnmisiasah.t .n
tahands tnt n Ils pnaItsFs Nm ih
av uH noi rnfonr Itself
And lht HI.tflr e.aa rt
.NfrInfrI tHlf fh. efCrnHt
sftaa hr fnsrnil' md0r.nf0ni Dbl
'nrusH0fs uh0h enHIi frfai 10 m
rsH Ih. HNNai'un 90 aU.h iaut
nns u. hrtarf HeHr n.alfef
aH, aat Ns InsresI.H nl leais wu.
hs fhaf.uEn WIUnstri iaafieH an
ts frr0.iIun ef f.~ ae mna %
absolutely vHn0W fosprf oi p.gfon
ar 0i00.N m.N..f rf lrfNHAf
itIsa .Hs 9Htstian r0e Lea man
Haafi.fa ah.lh.f thtsr ihHFa ,in h
tI1 stha rf 0m rHu hnt nut
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-20

Intelligent hnfne Is nn.ius
devoid oi csarge ration lt.NHg 'h.
truth aud telling 'hr truth $3.50 e
ihe sceret of iil hwune Hmf
count The tfuih about IrNa, rs
stranger than fiction nd iar mor
cQnt mc'ne
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-20

sIIt sfhff Hf 0m rHu Nnt nuH
tf fhrir communicated tWN In
H.fti efref rmtrt f
0um0nf elu nU tatt elHirfl Hsf
vrh iHs tuts aHt inf Htn1nN 10
umes
rhf mHIIl W fHr ..wtiI .Il0n
$500 natnHsI .ur.tH luaUla aH.fhr.
uuuUiun Vs. mu- ftHfe .Ht ff
este 49, musi if.s.s. hf s,0yniIfi,
.r. ani ,nitauon th.sn thsf "
ln,. 49, masi ao. D 10 thsi BOB.
mIn.fai r,s.ur.la H ih, .aun,, tr
n.i rtusttaantIt wasted aad ihs.
nIh lHr ..f. .f .uf Ffssir lnei, sh4l
aa OBJ, tfnsua slat 40 Ia.s. seuf0o.
f IHl .Hnr nlsfa which itU .n OBJ.
u.anls.n.Idr anI .u ih. fltsiri ,..
l.,r
BE- ulI nuf 81. Ef ftr ratffnmpr
m,r.n ha .ifrrni fht ISL W int f
.is mlt,N ia h..i ..tfnfa sd ~
maHt enterprise wait mu 10 .hH
have Determined uhai 30 oIu in efl
tnss slhmes li ,unsl saotn nlNf
use aa u.U as .f frarrt i.aa aus
ihr BE- muri te euIi,i hf Hn.Nlnaf
uaf lt mrr1 political pknsiI,nn
Nu0h krnbf edEf b ataUaNIt Th.
is 400 srs uf ap.s tlsnilon Iaofe af
mla nna ran ttl bel 10 Wr NIeh o.
hrar iinlnfofesiri counsel Inaf hnt
these ihlnrs ,an as ntcd pI,hau brlnf
aaalst nr oshsusfrd
AEHn H IHa question Hf aiai1 hAHH0
terginE Fha eUtnnmrni muai Hduin
lsfaf eur resources ss r.Ht ifufff
would tdmulafrr erect estate Coz
fhr ruluuH 80 iHo hfne lmi the hrHf
ni nf those psi uhn0In
Thaf d. fhe reason pNf he lueailaH
nf conservation hes Ho lnu, in laf
font m aur time ana hsa se hfnsi
anod Ua moan.nH We n0N de no
hosifafc ta ats ihai 80 be- fht husinra.
20 government NOS 0nt in eco lhaf nfH
uec UNDER mri lose hnf 90 HDt fln'
arufo means owl taken fnf ihn c0n'
sees, fIHn OFF lbef hUauh and afrenru
AND nf fhf establishment 0f rl
condition anHh pul mate fhsm st0.n
I ssd froo
b Wr nuu nef fu nhe nnofhrf Nue
F. traiien that n la fht diets ui fnf Hnl
q ernmaui ia iako lhD r,irutnt hn0ef
, nlre drrrnyed in ihs universities pu
fo tho unfkrfn Df ihr ounfn fn fh
farmers mr lnsiaul. in whom snNul.
y l.e csriiod every Item ~ whai W. knnt
ahaut ttr rharaoior nf ths soils ahan
Hriaailan. asatn ihs rotation "a rrnpr
thant lhe Climatic and other rondhiHn
whifh determine what 0rirs ean lsr
b be- pfndnfnH u particular lo0AnIisa
b about th. preservation ~ fsuli ffoa
b insects nnd dirense ahooi ihs bss
70 fnes faf pauiinr in ufS.g to FORE
siau conditions wiieh have areuiHne
oui auf rfopa an ana oesrsfhiue ele
iiint inav mnNf hnUNiadaf fhr ffY4ar
70 ~ indnsfr, KnnNlsdsfe j. NOT scfsi
= op..i fos ~ n~n sass a. nn lonsnnt
10 in ihe universities a. 81 talaahie anf
y faf euidanes apl enlifhlsnmrnf
% Tho interest ~ government ln hlr
pf.sas ana an excessive s.iai ~ il,lt
u 4. ftrrrt sr.i ,nsnifesi nuwadass rfrr
y iasg snonid 49, aHsrf-i enph riesa fs
% fo conditions ahllh make H hafds
= Co.. 500 ranl AMI fia nf men 81 iIs
hnd every means ought ta hn adaits
hs which mhnr NAV &c. tsni ln NaH
ara mate acrure ~ ifr lasi nirninaf
o. 5. n.s by afeidrnt nf thr farf
frl,h 20 rariirs ttsf fhr martei hass,
10 made 4 symbol ~ thf nnnrirr pros
u frf.i. ,nd tunirni Al oanrntIaf mai
t.r attn sfsfs man b. now sNsN p
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-20

Knowing thH puh.ri1 NN pass 4
hv lle Government to h, $500 outrage
Wc have suhs. ribbed ln iis provision.
u IS up 90 SOME Di fhe gffni iHI'i'~
90 fright the proposition 'n FINISH
And 81 win be- dome Preferential
ireAimcnt doN 81 n ih' United
States
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-20

fsrsla rarfeclo. ~ CsRsf leads a.
uaris. SuTrK cl0An EToisE
iosfg-st
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-20

Thee fharTed little Josh lhexore. -
ne Glarta wAh he.nE a ouiiter IN the
eorids sefses q 1871 eui Dsfares
work ia the big rffles ihs fau MADE
ihs knockers ROT ihe sofi pedal pn insir
chatter.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-20

Aash,ssiis and Ssntpesy Lump
ooos YER orders ssriy.
" X. oINSEL,
phsa. 200. ie.lsse,
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-20

N. NaNr Hau AT
cornas
ffnn Casw
,,,..
SuNbA = WI -N l'l
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20
Om... nI ..Ir ..f
rnuaan n.. t.rla.r.
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fa ..r..f.rr .u..uu.r.r u .t
H.Iaftr.. lb.r,.... ,.r,
Nothing n mor mWna" 4" D.
pleasure ranri ihn iN rnH'Hi'0n
iof h''''h ai'I I'f f.s'i'n' rni0i''
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-06-26
HEADS A THIRD PARTY.
Roosevelt Accepts Nomination From
Republican Boilers.

CHICAGO. - Former President
Roosevelt was nominated for presi-
dent on an Independent ticket to-
night in the dying hours of the re-
publican national convention, in
which he met defeat.
In accepting the nomination Roose-
welt appealed to the people of all sec
tions, regardless of party affiliations,
to stand with the founders of the
new party.
The informal nomination of Roose-
welt was said to be chiefly for the
purpose of affecting temporary or
ganization. Beginning tomorrow,
when call is to be issued for a state
convention in Illinois, the work of
organization will be pushed forward
rapidly, state by state. At a later
time, probably early in August, it is
intended that a national convention
shall be held
Roosevelt told his followers to go
home and confer with the people,
and then call convention and nomi-
nate him if they thought it wise to
do So
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-06-26
MPS lou JOHNSON BURNED
IN HER HOME. $40 IN GOLD
WAS FOUND BENEATH BODY

in gold. which she had either seWed
ND in the mattress or had in the
bed with her. A sister says she also
had $3.50 in paper money, and some
silver.
Sheriff Hill went to the scene OF
the horrible affair early Tuesday
morning and during the day the
place has been visited by a large
number of people, but no one has
been able to throw any light on the
cause of the fire. There are different
theories, one being that Mrs. john
son was murdered by robbers and
set on fire. 1t is believed by those
who hold to the murder theory that
the robbers found and got $500 of
her money. Others believe that the
fire originated from some accidental
cause and that Mrs. Johnson was
burned to death while asleep.
Coroner Marshall left for the
scene at l O'Clock Tuesday to bod an
inquest.
The deceased was an aunt by mar
riage of Mrs. C. l.. Mize Of Dawson,
and had two sisters, Mrs. Dan Tur-
ner and Mrs. Toler, who live near
Warner.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-06-26
MIDWAY MENTION.
Miss Cole Elected Teacher. News
Notes and Personal Mention.

Miss Cole Elected Teacher. News
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Marguerite Forth left We'd
nesday for an extended visit to rela-
tives in Americas, Plains and Lump
kin.
Miss Annie Lou Cole, one of Par
rott's popular young ladies, has been
elected teacher of the Midway school.
Miss May Belle Gordy of Sylvester
will arrive this week and be the
guest of Miss frankie May Smith.
Mr.. Bill Frank Williams is at
home from Dothan, Ala, where he
completed a business course.
Mrs. Hallman returned to Parrot
Sunday after a visit to her sister,
Mrs. H. w. Virgins.
Miss Mary Louise Reese of Ameri-
Gus has visited her cousin, Miss Mar
guerite Forth.
Mrs. J. H. Smith is in Dawson at
the bedside of her daughter, Mrs. E.
T. Lockette.
Misses Marilizzie and Neva Tim
norman spent Tuesday in Dawson
with friends.
Everybody is invited to attend the
singings on the first and third Sun
days.
Miss Annie Lou Cole of Parrott
has visited the Misses Zimmerman.
Misses Emma and Ellie Virgins
of Sumter City have visited here.
Mrs. J. A. Fleming visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Lockette, in Dawson.
Little Miss Helen Lockett of AL
bany has visited relatives here.
Miss Marian Jennings is visiting
Miss Helen jennings at Jesup.
Mr.. CAN'T Stewart of Oglethorpe
has been here.
Mr.. H. w. Virgins spent Sunday
! in PARROT.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-06-26
Man Coughs and Breaks Ribs.

After a frightful coughing spell a
man in Neenah, Wis, felt terrible
pains in his side and his doctor dis
covered two ribs broken. What ag-
ony DR.. Kings New Discovery would
have saved him. A few teaspoonsful
ends d late cough, while persistent
use routs obstinate coughs, expels
stubborn colds or heals weak, sore
lungs. II feel sure it's a Godsend
to humanity" writes Mrs. Effie Nor
ton, Columbia, Mo-, "for l believe l
would have consumption today if
had not used this great remedy"
1t is guaranteed to satisfy, and you
can get a free trial bottle or 50-cent
or $1.00 size at Dawson Drug Co.'S.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-06-26
TAFT HAD VOTES TO SPARE
ROOSEVELT BOLTED AND NOMI-
MATED BY RUNiP CONVENTION.
Vice-President Sherman Again Has
Second Place on Regular Ticket.
How the Votes Stood.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 22.-With
nearly $50 Roosevelt delegates
declining to vote the fifteenth
republican national convention, at
the end of long and tumultuous
session. Saturday night renominated
William Howard Taft of Ohio for
president and James Schoolcraft
sherman of New York for vice presi-
dent.
President Taft received SCI of the
1918 votes in the convention, or Fl
more than a majority. Roosevelt
received 107 votes, LaFoilette Al
Cummings II, and "a did not vote.
The decision of the Roosevelt peo-
ple. under direction of their leader
to refrain from voting, left no other
candidate near the president. Inc
announcement of the Taft victory
was greeted with cheering from ME
adherents and grOans and misses
from the opposition.
When it became absolutely GER
tain early Saturday that Mr.. Taft
would De nOuludLSu nlIAOAI o 49,
difficulty the leaders in control OF
the convention decided to give him
as a running mate his companion on
the ticket in 1908. Sherman vote
was 597.
The first test vote after the an
nouncement of the Roosevelt vale
dictory came on the adoption of the
marty platform. The affirmative vote
was 666. Roosevelt delegates pres
ent and not voting numbered S43
There were SO noes, SO Of them
from the LaFolette states OF Wis
consin and North Dakota.
At no time was there an indication
of a walk-out by Roosevelt delegates
They expressed their revolt in 81
lence. In the confusion just before
adjournment a resolution was adopt
ed giving the national committee
power to declare vacant the seat OF
any man on the committee refusing
to support the nominees OF the regu-
lar convention Of 1912.
Root was appointed chairman OF
the committee to inform Mr.. Taft OF
his nomination and Devine Of Ohio
chairman of the committee to inform
Mr.. Sherman.