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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-09

We wish to call your attention to the
fact that most infectious diseases, such
as whooping cough, diphtheria and
scarlet fever are contracted when the
child has a cold Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy will quickly cure a cold and
greatly lessen the danger of contract
ing these diseases. This remedy is
famous for it's cures of colds. 1t con-
tains no opium or other narcotic and
may be given to a child with implicit
confidence Sold by all dealers. (AdvtD
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-06

Floyd Huff, 5000; w. s. Sorrells, $500; Fonney Hutchinson. $4O0; P. Sodler, $500; c. H. Weaver. $500; Refund, 70 cents: Ladies' Edition of New Era, $966.7d: Guest Arlington Hotel. 5000. Total, s1,6S5.Oo.
 The splendid work done by the club women of Hot Springs in raising near ly thousand dollars for the Asso- ciated Charities by the publication of the special edition of the New Era on February 22. proves the spirit of enterprise on the part of these ladies. as we'll as their devotion to the cause of charity and the Asso- ciated Charities extends to them its sincere appreciation for their fine work in it's behalf.
 w. c. MAURICE. President
 IA. B. RHINE. Secretary.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-06
WITT ID ARRIVE
 HERE THIS WEEK
WILL THEN ENTER VIGOROUSLY IN THE CANDIDACY FOR PROS
 EcuToR IN THIS COUNTY.
Reports From Every Part of Mont gomery County Are That Will Re
 ceive 75 Per Cent of Vote.

Hca. Clip Witt, accompanied by his son, Earl Witt, who is also mem Der of the Montgomery county bar, were scheduled to have arrived in Hot Springs yesterday. At Womble they received telegram announcing the serious illness of relative, and Hon. Clip Witt went to Springdale, his son coming on here. The senior Mr Witt will arrive Thursday or Fri day, unless death makes change in the plans
 Approaching the fact that his friends here were anxious that he should come at this early date, Hon. Clip Witt sent the Sentinel-Record from Womble the following open com Imunication:
 Editor SentinelReeord: While en route to your city received tele- from from springdale. Arkansas, mo- tifying me to come there at once. as my aged aunt, who cared for me in infancy and childhood, was not ex- pected to live. l owe her almost 6 son's obligation, and this last sad duty calls me there
 I am in no sense unmindful of the gratitude l owe to my friends, the 
 good people of Hot Springs and Car
 land county, for the interest manifest ed in my candidacy, and at the earli- est possible date %ilI return aud Ei every honorable way endeavor to show my faith by my works. Have no ap- prehensions about modest but de- termined manhood that has waited
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-06

and stationery, SLIGO; fixing type writer, $3.0O; expenses to Willows and Auerback, $1200; building parti- ton and clothes closet, $9.35; tele- grams, $1.35; saws and axes for wood yard, $2.70; stenographer, 5000; to- tai, $121.65. Sundries: (Stove $3.0O), $1060; wood. $5950; groceries, $26S.S5; meals, $96.65; lodging. $41.3O; shoes (41 pairs), s43OO; railroad fare, $S31O; medicine, $2O05; total, s6s5.2o.
 Receipts-Col Rugg, s2O0o; Ed H. Johnson, s20.00; N. B. Greenfelder, $1O00; McRoberts Bowling Alley, $1S6O; c. N. Rix, s1O000; Father Ty- min. $1.00: Dr. S. P. Ceilings, s1000; A. Mendel s25.OO; s. E. Dillon, s1O.O0; A Friend, sl00.00; R. Peterson, s1.00; Lotus Club, $500; s. Mendel. $10Oo; Philatea Class, 5000; Ali Whiting
 ton, 5000; A Friend, s25.0O; H. Eel themer, 5000; Employees Hot Springs Water Co, $17.50; Street R
 R. Co., $s.50; NJ. c. Hickman si20O; w. c. Maurice, $25.O0; Rush Bros. $1000; Drs. Holland and Holland
 $1000; Major Hallock, $25.00; Will
 liam Borman, 5000: w. B. Pollard. $500; Posteurize Milk Go, 5000; D. Beitler. 5000; Thomas Cockburn, $25OO: H. c. Bondurant. $500. C..
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-06
HOTCHKISS
 WITHDRAWS BELIEVES HIS VOTE WOULD SERVE TO SPLIT THE VOTE OF ANOTHER CANDIDATE.
Both Might Suffer Defeat Under the Circumstances, and He Leaves
 Race Open to Murphy.

To my friends, the democratic voters
 of Garland county:
 Within the past few days, spent in a careful canvass of the political sit uation in reference to my candidacy eor the democratic nomination for county treasurer, and after consult ing with many ot my closest and, most personal friends, I have decided to withdraw from the race at this time.
 have made but one bid for poiti- cal honors at your hands, and that was rewarded by following which was very complimentary to me, and the appreciation of which will ever finger in my heart The assurance of that same following, augmented by many others who assured me of sup port this time. is as equally appre- ciated at this time.
 In justice to that friendship. give the reasons for my withdrawal. The office of treasurer is sought by many. One candidate. MT. Jesse Murphy. en- joys largely the friendships that I enjoy Much of the following of eith- CT of us would go to the other. with but one of us in the race. If we both remained candidates it might be probable that both would meet defeat. Therefore. the interest taken by both our friendships would be lost
 With either of us out of the race victory seems most certain to the other Mir Murphy and myself have eanvassed the situation as between friends, and have each consulted with our friends The deduction seems to have been that the best citizenship of Garland county favored the candi- dacy of one or the other, as against others in the race, who might have defeated the following of each of us had we both remained candidates.
 With tbe situation thus agreed, have yffhdrawn from the race. leay- Iipg Me field to MT. Murphy, with my
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-06
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.
Work Is Largely Helped by Ladies
 in Era Publication.

Report of the Associated Charities. December 26, 1911 to February 26, 1912:
 No. of cases, 232: men, ITO; wo- men, 62 children, 73; resident, "A cases; visiting, 15S cases; cases on hand, 46; number of meals given, S11 number of nights lodging given. 425.
 Expenditures Office, cleaning. $195; rent, S1T00; desk, s150O; tele- phone, $500; postage, s11.0O; printing
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-06

best snd most sincere wishes follow ing his candidacy
 l again thank my friends for their assurances, for their preferred sup port. for the support they gave me in a former endeavor, and in the kind Hest manner leave the situation to them. ALLEN HOTCHKISS.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-06
WANTS GRAPHING MATCH.

Detroit, March 5.--A local promoter tonight offered a purse of s5.000 for worlds championship wrestling bout between Marmout and Zbyszko If the terms are accepted, the match is to be staged at the Light Guard armory in this city The first week of April is suggested as tie time.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-06
many years before asking a judicial office. Respectfully,
GIBSON WITT.

Earl Witt arrived yesterday with glowing reports of the situation in Montgomery county, and will remain here until the arrival of his father, unless he, too, is called to Spring dale. It was authorized yesterday that Hon. Clip Witt would devote his time as soon as possible to a com plete campaign of Hot Springs and Garland county.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-06

Every exhibition given full of the grand sland Aero minute o the afternoon big aeroplane meet of five days will be and contests each afternoon of the meet IT fancy flights and hair raising gides
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-19
THE SANITARY PRODUCTION AND HAND.
LING OF COMMERCIAL MILK"
DR.. }. R. KUHNs


aud H @ %P % f" assuming @ @ %3fa his o 3 Of % n g il s6d @ o s3 5
has certain duties perform for the profession Of the health Of his house
subject licking every stray dog and cat
empty washed cold water and then
as dish in every day use on Their dining table Containing aus y delicate
ing it msemnor for the consumer to return dirty Bottles to di
through bulletins, the schools aud the public the writer
proper every city should adopt practical prudent methods
whether be for the growers meats producer dairy
the edible However authorities
not overlook the Importance OF safeguarding the producers end from the
men are not always Fesponb for some of the troubles t @ m said % be
brought the home milk Therefore, cooperation the of the
will make complete and strong the daily chain in the sanitary handling Of
The foundation dairy business producer success
IN the education Of the producer and consumer alike Give the producer
milk that he the necessity and Importance of such and he will
Owing production milk occupation
requires careful attention number details twice every day
Sundays and holidays included from years end another should
paying the extra work in producing clean safe milk high price
does necessarily milk
Unfortunately general public long known only
mi k and that governed mainly BY the price dinee on the part OF
done much retard lines Of food poduc
oosgI One , Of the weak points il the milk business @ the fact that milk
% @ an 3 m oHg % eea surTou9dg @ & 2g ] bottled & in the foun 5 eg
protected in possible better and costly produce
poducon handling are used where 6otg the city or Dip
quality CLEANLINESS the prime factors for fixing prices for this
% eI 5 @ conditions on ions should have to be 2d % Oh par WIN tina
the benefit; I he in Srn m . sfT @ BT 3i S sI of t @ derives
The price products increased steadily during past
and the feed daimeu
steadily advancing and has
the price of milk raised increased production
labor robbery
combine by the public and the public
In this advanced with the revelations of
physician has said The country gone bacteria crazy
the talking
that being
eliminating of
these everyday scientific subjects The
reach the ideal by single jump which practical standpoint
Reaching the desired end through healthy growth along
practical scientific lines conducive permanent development
than the application spontaneous theories and ance
ihe aeutor glaring
poisoning the mind OF the hand and
does produce milk simply the needs
compelled public with
ply because their daily needs demand it, The bulk Of the milk supply
Of the subject quite important the sanitary feature Agreeing
all
sight Of the fact that there producer and distributor in the reckoning
owar cruon end ceaner safer better product though
Slightly detail. The public whether
'roducng consuming class will follow the teachings and guidance
hat makes DO their best Therefore careful conservative work along
lines together
PARTIES concerned is bound work together o the good Of public health
nd humanity
Milford chronicle., 1912-01-19

CLOTHING
AT COST.

In purchasing suit or OEercOat
at this Special Sale, all you have to
do is to select the Suit or Oyercoat,
look at the price on the original
ticket, and you can buy it at IA off
that price. This is a straightforward
Reduction Sale, no changing or re-
marking of the tickets, the same
original ticket with the original sell
inc price remains on each suit and
OvercOat.
The Keota news., 1912-02-09

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The Keota news., 1912-02-09
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The Washington times., 1912-01-14
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR


Notice is hereby given Of the inten-
ton Of the undersigned to apply to the
Commissioners Of the District Of Colum-
bia. on the 7th day Of February, 1912.
Incorporation under the provision Of an
Act OF Congress entitled AN Act to
provide for the Incorporation of trust,
loan, mortgage, and certain other cor
iumbia," approved % October ist 1880. and
embraced in Subchapter II of the Code
Of the District Of Columbia.
The name OF the proposed company
shall be The Munsey Trust Company"
The company 10 to be organised for
the purpose of doing general trust. loan.
and mortgage business. and such other
business as may be authorized by said
y strict of Columbia. -
The names of the proposed incorpor-
ators are:
Frank A. Munsey. William F. GUIDE,
8. w. Woodward. c. E. Nichol,
James +. Oyster. Ashley M. Gould,
e; w. Watson. William A. Hill.
Harry NJ. Clabaugh. A Lsner,
W.T.. Dewart, Julius Garfinkle,
Perry Belmont, c. II. Pope,
Edward Mclean, VIM. W. Chiswell,
Wilton J: Lambert, Clarence Moore.
Gist Blair. George r. Gather.
John II. Nolan, Stewart Olivier,
VIM. Henry white. Thomas c. Bradley,
+. A. Walker, James Baird.
A. 8. worthington.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
cURiTY AND TRUST COMPANY viii viii
| be held at its office. on the northwest
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Fiji.
teenth street northwest. in the City OF
D. ,sis S on JAS
| CHARLES J. BELL. President.
JAMES f. HOOD, Secretary.
The Washington times., 1912-01-14
Miss Helen Taft Hits
Boy With SNOWFALL

Tho untruth of the statement that
"a womans aim is the most uncer-
tain thing in the world" was proven
by Miss Helen Taft, Daughter of the
Nation yesterday, when with great
precision she rolled a SNOWFALL, hurled
It at youngster who had mischievons-
" thrown snow down her neck, and
struck, her mark.
The daughter Of President Taft was
passing through Lafayette square. A
youngster. unable to resist the tempta-
tiom Of making q target of the best.
known young woman in the land, threw
. handful Of snow at her. He ther
dashed behind tree and waited. MISS
Taft saw him, carefully made a large
ball OF snow, stepped to one side, and
the moment the youngstera stuck his
head out to see what she was about
she threw. The SNOWFALL struck the lad
oquarely In the face.
Laughingly, Miss Taft continued her
journey. while the youngster went In
search lof the boy who told him a
woman couldn't hit the side of house
with q croquet mallet.