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T. fl. SID CLAIMS
CHAIRMANSHIP
Colonel's Supporters Plan to
Seat Howell in Place of
Victor Rosewater.
CHICAGO, May 30.—When R B.
Howell, elected national Republican
committeeman from Nebraska, arrives
in Chicago today and claims his right
to his place immediately, one of the
most adroit moves, politicians say, ever
seen in a national campaign will have
been started. Should Howell be seated,
a Roosevelt supporter will take the
place of Victor Rosewater, acting chair
man of the national committee. That
would give the Roosevelt men an unex
pected advantage in preparing the tem
porary organization, 'f-he Is not seat
ed at once, the Roosevelt men will have
grounds for a claim of manipulation of
the national committee against them.
Howell's claim is based on the fact
that he was legally elected under the
laws of Nebraska, and is therefore the
committeeman.
His contest is the first of four or
five that will be made by the Roosevelt
faction. The next case, it is expected,
will come from Missouri, whore Thom
as K. Neidringhaus, a Roosevelt man.
has been elected over Charles Nagel,
secretary of commerce and labor.
Chairman New, of the sub-committee
in charge of the convention, said:
"The members of the committee are
elected to serve four years. Their terms
begin at the adjournment of the con
vention. If any other man than Mr.
Taft should be elected president In No
vember, he might with just as much
propriety go to the white house at
once and demand the place, because he
wanted the job so badly he couldn't
wait."
Montana Delegates
Pledged to Clark
BUTTE. MONT , May 30.—Montana's
eight delegates to the Baltimore con
vention will support champ Clark.
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•An m I .:>•: V,. • . ir’ a t itrs: "What
:an I do to redite :ny weight" I weigh
entirely too much for my <wn comfort,
[t is also ver.' embarrassing'at times. I
vould like a reply.”
Answer The safest, quickest and best
*emed> that I know for reducing flesh, and
?ne that I know to be harmless, is: Aro
matic elixir, 5 ozs.. glycol arbolene, 1 oz.
Mix. shake well and take a teaspoonful
after each meal for three days, and then
double the dose Continue until your
weight is reduced proper!'
“Howard” writes: “What can 1 take
for headache, dark spots before my eyes,
dizzy spells and also constipation?”
Answer: Constipation is the cause of
all your trouble, but I can cure you if
you Will follow my directions Get at the
drug store three grain sulpherb tablets
<not sulphur) These are packed in sealed
tubes and contain full directions. These
little tablets purify the blood, the bowels
and liver are stimulated into healthy ac
tion and will gradually cure.your trouble.
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“Little Girl” To cure your child of
bedwetting get tincture cubebs. 1 dram;
< omp. fluid balmwort. 1 oz . and tincture
rhusaromatic. 2 drams. Give 1 n to 15
drops in water about one hour before
meals.
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\ngotla Ma- . The chronic ailment, leu
corrhea. with which you have suffered
has reduced your flesh and strength. Be
gin taking thre*> grain Hypo-Nuclane
Tablets at once, obtained in sealed pack
ages with full directions Also use locally
as an injection with syringe the follow
ing: Mix one ounce tannic a*id and two
ounces antiseptic vilane powder. Use a
teaspoonful to a quart of warm water
twice daily.
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' Kathryn" writes: "If you know of
anvthing that will stop premature bald
ness. cure handruff and itching scalp, I
should appreciate a reply."
Answer: The following simple remedy
will cure dandruff and promote a luxuri
ous growth of hair. Ask for plain yellow
minyol which can be had in 4 oz. jars
and use regularly according to directions.
I hate seen the most astonishing results
from its use that I heartily recommend
it. to all who suffer with any disease of
the scalp.
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“Mrs. A F.“ writes. “Really if I could
find a true remedy to increase my weight.
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(ALL ST.—OVER BROWN AND ALLEN'S.
As Taft Sings “Home, Sweet Home”
By James J. Montague.
Still searching for delegates, though I must roam,
I'm thankful to fortune there's no place like home.
The swat that I got from the voters out there
Can not, you can wag-e-er, be equalled elsewhere.
Home, home, sweet, sw-e-et, sweeeet home,
I’ve still got a chance if there's no place like home.
A rat in a corne-er, I still ha-arbored hopes,
When in Massachuse-etts, I we-ent through the ropes.
And Illinois la-and-ed upo-on my poor dome;
But none of them stung li-ike th at wal-lop at home.
Home, home, sweet, swe et sweeeet ho-ome.
While hunt-i in'g for vo-otes, bo-oys, don't hu-unt around ho-ome.
I went into New Jersey, and the-ere, I admi-it,
They didn’t do a thing to me—no, not a bit!
But even though fo-orced to limp ho ome o-on a crutch,
Right after Ohi-io it doesn't hu-urt me much.
Home, home, sweet, swe-eet, swee eet ho-ome,
It's lu-cky for me that there's no-ho pl-ace li-ike ho-ome.
The" Democratic state convention
adopted resolutions praising the speak
er and Instructing the delegates to
support' him as long as there was a
chance of his nomination.
Kentucky Pledges
Clark 30 Votes
LOUISVILLE, KT., May Sn.—Ken
tucky Democrats will send a delegation
of 30 to Baltimore instructed for Champ
Clark, the state convention having
named eight de)egates-at-large instead
of four. These eight delegates are Gov
ernor James B. McCreary, Senator-
Elect Ollie James, former Governor
Beckham, Justus Goebel (brother of
former Governor William Goebel, who
was assassinated). Congressman Ben
Johnson. Congressman A. O. Stanley
(who headed the steel trust investiga
tion), Allie W. Young and John C. C.
Mayo.
Mayo is the new national committee
man who succeeds Urey W oodson.
Mayo was a school teacher in the Ken
tucky mountains 25 years ago. He
foresaw the possibilities of mountain
t i■ » questions answered belnw are gen
. oral in character, the symptoms nr dis
nasos are given and the answers will apply
!tn any case of similar nature Those
wishing further advice free may address
It Lewis Raker. College building Col
! lege-Ellwood streets. Dayton. Ohio, inclns-
> ing self-addressed stamped envelope for
! rnpl? Full name and address must be
; given, hut only initials or fictitious name
■ will be used in my answers The prescrip-
I tinns can be filled at an> well-stocked
i drug store Xn\ druggist can order of
1 wholesaler
> I should be the happiest woman alive. I
| am so thin and scrawny, it is a shame
i Why can not I he like other women'’ I
i dn not work hard and have pretty gor»d
' health.”
Answer: You ran ‘‘he like other wom
en” if you will follow my advice, which
I 's to use three grain hypo-nurlane tab
! lots packed in sealed cartons with direc-
I tinns. and most widely prescribed by in
| telligent physicians everywhere The>
improve the nutrition, add red blood cor
puscles to the blood, improve the com
plexion. hut thorough and regular
must follow to get these good results.
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“Mr. Her writes: “My joints are be
coming so si iff from rheumatism that I
can scarcely walk Is there any help for
me?”
Answe*' <»f course there is help for
you and for all others who suffer from
rheumatism Take the following and you
will he entirely cured lodide of potas
sium. 2 drams: sodium salicylate. 4
drams: wine of colchicum. w • comp,
essence * ardiol, 1 oz.; comp, fluid balm
wort. I oz : and syrup sarsaparilla. 5 ozs.
Mix and take a teaspoonful At meal time
and again at bed time
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“Mary J." says: “Every winter I have
a cold which lasts till spring T have
tried several doctors’ prescript ions, hut
they do no good, so I ask you what to
do.”
Answer: The best medicine to relieve
colds and coughs is made by mixing the
contents of a oz bottle of essence
mentho laxene with honey nr home-made
sugar syrup. Full directions for making
arc given on the bottle and also how to
take You will find this will cure your
cough in a very few days and it is per
fectly harmless and pleasant to take.
• • •
'Miss A.” writes: ‘I have a very bad
case of dyspepsia. I am afraid to eat a
hearty meal My breath is bad and Tam
cross and irritable most of the time."
Answer If you will get the following
tablets and take according to directions
which accompany the package, you will
soon he rid of all distress in your stom
ach. It will also help your constipation
They are called tablets triopeptine and
are packed in sealed cartons. Ts this
trouble is allowed to stand It will cause
appendicitis, so begin taking at once
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"Helen” writes: “Please tell me what
to do to gain an appetite. I tan not eat
and am thin and nervous.”
Answer: You need a good system tonic
and the best one that I could tell you of
is: Syrup of hypophosphites comp 5 ozs..
tincture cadomene comp. 1 oz. Mix and
always shake well before using Take a
teaspoonful before meals for several
weeks and you will gain an appetite and
your whole nervous system will be re
stored to its natural state
THE ATLANTA GLOKGIAN AND NEWS: THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1912.
coal lands and is now worth Trillions.
In the fight preceding the state conven
tion Henry Watterson assailed Mayo as
the heaa of the "millionaires club."
In the fight for state control Govern
or McCreary and the administration
forces won a victory over the opposi
tion headed by Ollie James, who fur
nished the feature of the convention
when he made the speech nominating
himself for temporary chairman.
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Champ Clark Easy
Winner in Arizona
PHOENIX, ARIZ . May 30.—Returns
today from the Arizona primary show
that Champ Clark has defeated Wood
row Wilson by a vote of approximate
ly three to one. Governor Judson Har
mon. of Ohio, was third man in the
contest. Clark will have the solid
delegation.
NEGROES CELEBRATE
“EMANCIPATION DAY”
FEASTING ON MULLET
THOMASTON. GA.. May 30.—More
than two thousand nee-roes from Upson
and adjacent counties celebrated “ 'man
cipatin' day" here yesterday, this being
the only town in the state where the
negroes observe the anniversary of
President Lincoln's proclamation eman
cipating the negroes from slavery.
They celebrated with parades, horse
races. speakings, preachings. ball
games, red lemonade and nfullet. One
restaurant sold eight barrels of Cooked
mullet, while one drink stand sold more
than 100 gallons of red lemonade. And
there were other stands that did busi
ness on almost as large a scale. Holy
rollers and negro preachers rolled and
exhorted on the court house lawn. Al!
the negro lodges in this section took
part in a secret order parade with l.fft)
in line. The main parade, with prob
ably 2.000 marchers, headed bj- horse
men and a brass band, went to the Col
ored Inter-county Eair grounds, where
speakings, races and ball games were
held.
Rut despite the big crowd and the at
tendant excitement, not a single arre.-t
for drunkenness or disorderly conduct
was made, although fifteen special po
lice were on duty, in addition to the
regular force.
PREACHER QUITS PULPIT
AND JOINS POLICE FORCE
KOKOMO, IND. May 30.—The Rev.
Alva Huddleston has resigned his pul
pit of the Friends church and donned
the uniform of the police of Kokomo.
The duties of the new job, he be
lieves, enable him to reach a class of
men he can not otherwise induce to
listen to him.
NATIONAL BANK EXAMINERS
MEET IN ATLANTA JULY STH
MONTGOMERY. ALA.. Mac 30.
State Superintendent of Banks A. E.
Walker has been Invited to read a pa
per before a meeting of the National
Bank Examiners association In Atlanta
July 5. The invitation came from Giles
Wilson of Spartanburg, S. C., who
heads the organization
HOPES TO PLAY A PIANO
60 HOURS WITH ONE HAND
NEW YORK, May 30.—Harry W
Richard, uho has only one hand, will
endeavor to break a "long distance"
piano playing record. Beginning at
midnight he will try to play continu
ously for 60 hours or more, while his
w ife and relatives serve him with food
and drink.
What Texans Admire
is hearty, vigorous life, according to
Hugh Tallman, of San Antonio. “W
--find," he writes, "that Dr. King's New
Life Pills surely put new life and en
ergy into a person. Wife and I believe
they are the best made.” Excellent for
stomach. liver or kidney troubles. 25
cis. at all druggists.
IMPORTANT CHANGE
IN SCHEDULE.
Effective Sunday. June 2d. the Louis
ville & Nashville Railroad will extend
the Atlanta-Blue Ridge accommodation
to Murphy. N. C. This train will leave
Atlanta at 4:05 p. m.: returning arrive
Atlanta at 10:55 a m„ instead of 9:50
a in. as at present.
$lO TICKETS TO
WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH
And return, sold every Thursday. Sea
son tickets sold datij Through sleep
ers Full information at Seaboard City
Ticket Office, 9® Peachtree
Hanover Inn, the new
hotel at Wrightsville Beach,
already open. Warren H.
Williams, manager.
EXPLORER NEAR
DEATH IN WILDS
LONDON, May 30.—A. H Savage
Landon has just returned to England
from an eighteen months journey in
the unexplored parts of South Amer
ica. In an interview with a corre
spondent of The Georgian he said:
“My journey included the whole of
the unexplored part of Brazil between
Rio and Manacs. In the great central
basin of the Zingu, Tapajoz and Ma
deira rivers, a region which the Bra
zilians themselves have always regard
ed as impenetrable.
"After crossing frazil. I went over
the Andes through Peru, to Lima,
thence to Cuzco and Lake Titicaca, to
examine the Inca ruins. Next I went
across Bolivia and Chile to Ontofa
gasta: from this point to Valparaiso
by steamer, and once more across
South America to Buenos Aires.
"■With the exception of 30 hours in
the train, all traveling was done on
mule, by canoe or on foot. For about
half the distance we had to cut our
own path through the forest or pro
ceed along the great campus or by
prairies over vast areas of absolutely
uninhabited country.
Hard To Get Companions,
“At first the Brazilian government
took great interest in my plans and
proposed that I should bo accompa
nied by Brazilians, but this fell
through as the government was un
able to find any Brazilians who were
willing to accompany me owing to
fear of Indians and the density of the
virgin forests, which they declared
were impassible.
“I had to run the undertaking my
self. I found it very difficult to get
the 30 men I needed, but eventually
succeeded in obtaining six native Bra
zilians. who only came as the result
of the very heavy payment I offered.
“When I left Rio in March of last
year I took enough provisions to last
a year, but owing to wastage on the
part of my men and loss these event
ually gave out, and towards the end
of that part of the expeditions through
the unexplored part of Brazil we re
mained for sixteen days without a
morsel of anything tn eat."
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PROPHET FINDS
PARADISE HERE
PARIS, May 30.—A new religious
prophet has made his appearance. He
is Assan Dino, a Brahmin, and claims
to have discovered the secret of an
earthly paradise. He has just ex
plained th» faith that is in him to a
select company of theosophists and art
ists got together by the Baroness
Brault. the co-director of the Par
thenon.
Assan Dino was born in Lahore and
was for ten years a resident of one of
those Brahmin monasteries which are
to be found in the Himalayas, and
where no European or even Asiatic has
set foot. After his sojourn in the
monastery, he traveled on foot through
Africa. Asia and Europe, carefully not
ing the laws and customs of the people
he met. He has been in Paris since
November and speaks French to per
fection.
Architect of Our Own Bliss.
Explaining his theosophic concep
tions, he says we can, if we so desire,
make our own happiness, avoid the
dangers which threaten us, chase away
sickness, which is a moral rather than a
physical phenomenon, and be absolute
masters of our destinies Further, he
tells us that we can satisfy every wish
of nature, which is light and gayety,
and not suffering
Assan Dino contends that his new
religion possesses this advantage over
others —it puts Paradise on earth and
makes it prompt and accessible to all.
"The science of equilibrium, the per
fect mastery over ourselves, the devi
natlon of men and things, serenity,
which is the first stage of immortality"
—this is what the Brahmin teaches by
means of the science of Brahmin,
which, he says, is the reconciliation,
so long hoped for, of truth, faith, re
ligion and science.
DALTON WORTH $2,000,000.
DALTON. GA.. Maj 30- The city tax
assessors have completed their work
for the year, the value of the real es
tate totaling $2,030,000, being between
$300.n00 and $400,000 more than the last
assessment. The tax rate will be set
by efty i ouncil some time next month.
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