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T. H. RAPS BRYAN IN HOB STATE Says Commoner Is Trying to Give False Impression to Re lations With Harriman. HOLDREGE. NEBR., Sept. 20. Colonel Roosevelt renewed his attack upon William J. Bryan today in his Invasion of Nebraska. At Denver last night the ex-president declared that Mr. Bryan is trying to give a mislead ing impression as to the visit of E. H. Harriman at the white house in 1904. “I have nothing to conceal about Mr. Harriman’s visit,” said Colonel Roose velt today. ‘‘Mr. Bryan insinuates that Mr. Harriman came to see me' because I wanted him to contribute to the cam paign fund. Now, if I had wanted that I woud not have, written to him what I wafted to see him about could wait just is well until after election. If it was money I wanted for the campaign, I wculd have written that I wished to •ee him before election. If a man is honorable after what I have said about this, he will not go about repeating what Mr. Bryan has said, and if any man does repeat it, I shall pay no at tention to him. He will be unworthy of notice.” Roosevelt has a hard two days of campaigning before him in Bryan’s own state. Tonight he speaks at Omaha and starts again tomorrow at Hast ings. Johnson, Fatigued, Cancels Day’s Tour INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 20.—After a conference early this morning with State Chairman Edwin M. Lee, of the Progressive party. Governor Johnson, of California, decided to cancel the speaking trip scheduled for him today through the north and central part of the state. He was to have spoken at Noblesville, Kokomo, Marion, Anderson and intermediate towns. Mr. Johnson will go direct from Indianapolis to Cin cinnati early thia afternoon. Thecause of the abrupt change in plans was that the governor was almost exhausted by the hard schedule carried out yester day and felt that he could not make the entire itinerary without putting him self in such a physical condition that he could not do justice in Ohio. The governor found 5,000 people waiting at Tomlinson hall when he ar rived at 9 o’clock last night and ad dressed them for one hour. DIRIGIBLE BALLOON WRECKED, LONDON, Sept. 20.—The devise diri gible balloon Gamma was wrecked near here while returning from Hardwicks, the army maneuver camp. This was to have been the last flight In the army maneuvers, which suddenly ended Wed nesday night. MAKING STRONG RACE FOR COUNCIL IN TENTH I V k ' - ?•-' ; w life ’J V&fgLz > > J • < • jli j \ s —hl aswS'F y J D. J. LEE. Mr. Lee is one of the best known citizens in the city. He is in the race for council from the Tenth ward, to succeed Councilman D. J. Baker, who is not a candidate. Mr. Lee is thoroughly equipped to serve in the city council. “If the people elect me to represent them, I shall do all in my power to get improved streets in the neglected sections of the Tenth ward. "I believe the city ought to purchase all the necessary machinery for road building, thereby do|tfg more work at less expense. If elected, I shall en deavor to serve all .the various inter ests of the people of this ward." (Advertisement, i SOUTHERN RAILWAY ANNOUNCES RATE OF $2.50 to Chattanooga and return. Thursday, Septem ber 26, 1912. Train leaves Terminal station 6:40 a. m. Tickets good to return until September 29, 1912. JELLICO LUMP, $4.50. Piedmont Coal Company, Both Phones M. 3648. Moosers Win Fight For Party Emblem CHICAGO, Sept. 20.—The Bull Moosers have won their first skirmish in Illinois in their fight for a “party circle" on the November ballots. The Cook county election commission has granted that right to the Moosers in the county. Leaders of the party say this means that a separate column and a party emblem will be granted for the state and congressional tickets. MAN LOSE~S 7 EMTWEARS HIS COAT FOR TROUSERS ST. LOUIS. Sept. 20.—Patrolman Voyce took to central station a man clad in a swallow-tail coat, peanut der by, celluloid shirt front and what ap peared to be a pair of white tights, but which proved to be his undergarment. He had found the man asleep in a door way. Lieutenant Seth Singleton made the man doff his coat and thrust his legs into the sleeves and button himself up the back upside down. The man said he was Phil Smith, and that he was perfectly satisfied with the swallow-tail trousers. FEEL Ms, BILIOUS. HEADACHY OR CONSTIPATED? TOE GASGAFIETS Sick headaches! Always trace them to lazy liver, delayed, fermenting food in the bowels or a sick stomach. Poi sonous, constipated matter,, gases and bile generated in the bowels, instead of being carried out of the system, is re absorbed into the blood. When this poison reaches the delicate brain tissue It causes congestion and that dull, sick ening headache. Cascarets remove the cause by stimu lating the liver, making the bile and constipation poison move on and out of CANDY IO CENT BOXES-ANY DRUG STORE ' • ALSO 25 &50 CENT BOXES- __ (Advert isement.) r A COMPLETE CLOTHING STORE ' /> WW’li h iMfr Wall ? i Ar V-** fWi WWJRIIII ■| / /( rAw 15 1 / I"' Men: Are You Ready? —Here is a suggestion for every man who wants a good suit at a moderate price. —We have arranged a special assortment of up-to-date ‘fall suits at $15 —splendid value, and fully guaranteed. —Other new styles from sl2 to S3O. —Cash or convenient payments. Women ’s Department - We are showing an exceptionally good line of women's tailored suits, including the new cutaway coat models. AH of the new shades, and plenty of different materials to select from. May we show them to you ? ASKIN & MARINE CO. 78 Whitehall Street the Atlanta Georgian and news. Friday, September 20.1912. OLD GUARD PLANNING TO “RETURN CALL” OF NORTHERN MILITARY Atlanta's Old Guard is to invade the North a second time, but this time the members of the city’s historical organiza tion will be bent upon a social instead of a peace mission. At 'a meeting last night'the guardsmen unanimously decided to return the visits of the military commands which came here last October for the unveiling of the peace monument. A dress rehearsal for the reception at the Armory October 10, the anniversary of the unveiling of the monument, was held last night. In their new uniforms the guardsmen were put through their paces by Major J. F. Burke ana Sergeant Harrison Jones. The reception is to be distinctly mili tary. Invited to meet the Old Guard will be the governor and his staff, the mayor and city officials; General 1. K. Evans., commander of the Department of the Gulf and his aids; Colonel VanOrsdale and the officers of the Seventeenth infan try; officers/of the Fifth regiment, the Governors Horse Guard and the Atlanta artillery. The following men were elected colonels on the honorary staff of the organization: Dr. E. L. Connally, Colonel Lvuis Ghol stin, Ben B. Crew. Colonel W. L. Peel and Captain W. M. Caumley. the bowels. The effect is almost in stantaneous. Ladies whose sensitive organisms are especially prone to sick headaches need not suffer, for they can be quickly cured by Cascarets. One taken tonight wil straighten you out by morning—-a 10-cent box will keep your head clear, stomach sweet, liver and bowels regular and make you feel bright and cheerful for. months. Chil dren need Cascarets, too—they love them because they taste good and never gripe or sicken. 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Banana Split X™?’ Elkin’s Fount | Saturday to Monday we put on our old reliable Cleanliness, purity and richness of creams, icesuand H Banana Split, made of selected, thoroughly ripe. beverages served is our highest aim. soft bananas (no green, half ripe article), but, the BS Elkin’s Soda Fount is unapproachably establish- H kind that blends with the cream to perfection; Hfl ■ i! ead l r ’ fiecause it gives || fi ,b fr .,, Hl I made out, of ( REAM, not of milk and cream. Sat- g M U than any fount on earth, more Bowden Lithia and B nrday to Monday, special price, 10c. || W l ea d j n sales of Lactone, etc. Don t forget the famous Pineapple Split. A fl JF Tomorrow we will receive fresh for Saturday’s tresn supply oi soft, juicy, sweet pineapples on trade. 25 gallons of newly pressed, absolutely fresh hand, better prepared than ever. Apple Cider—2s GALLONS We take the same’ pains with our soda fount CENTS Also 30 gallons of fresh Buttermilk daily/are sold that we do with our Prescription department. ** at Elkin’s Fount. FREE Special Introduction 1 didiiuimiy apubidib Harmony To i| et Watßr | Your stationery is the first intimation urday to Monday we will , of your message, and its correctness will give free a deck of pure Wlth each . P urchaße » Saturday to not be questioned if you select Symphony ‘ linen Rexall Plaving Monday, we will give free a 25c box of Lawn. 50c a box, the most elegant paper Cards. ‘ Harmony Face Powder; regular price, 25c. on the market. Th’ B ’ s called to the special atten-FFJ f“ f || Initial Paper, 25c a box Beautifully QLp j fi j|" 11 | designed luitial monogram, etc. embossed UIIUWIIIg UU||| OpbUldlS With each $1 purchaße fron) our Toilet | handsomely in gold in very tasteful effects. . Goodg Department, Saturday to Monday, I ' Rexall Cabinet Paper—ln letter and Saturday to Monday we will we will give free a half oz. hottie of high note sizes, envelopes to match, 35c. sell for 5c TWO packages of grade Sachet Powder, field violet, honey- Tulip Linen Lawn, 50c. Rexall Pepsin Chewing Gum. suckle, white rose, and other delightful ’ odors. M' Scotch Fabric. 25c. Orange Sticks Free—With every pur- Dixie Bell Paper, 19c pound. FRFF chase made - regardless of price, we will | I 111-U uninl LUU give free to all who call for them, 6 orange ■ ED L £ Rexall Propeller Pencil will he sticks. Ask for this gift. rntt free with every hox of of Rexall Orderlies with every r DC |- With Rexall Purchases-With ft paper so d Saturday to Mon- purchase of any nature made J.III-L each 50c purchase of Rexall Ar- i day. Fine lor all; lead can be protected here Saturday to Monday. We HILL tid Sa ? urdav to Mond we when not in use; no sharpening; always £ee a sample of Rex- will ive frpe a f uU . c6n of / e ; aU ready and convenient. all Orderlies, the greatest sell- violet or Carnation Toilet Powder H H ——: ing liver regulator made. ‘ |3 I 8-Day Alarm Clock FDBTI7 f Saturday Candy II $2.50 sounds like a good price for an RIA K M* " m H alarm clock, hut try this one and you will ■ B U y yonr Candies here Sat.ur- H think it RIGHT! Wind it up once in eight day and get a reduction of almost ( K days, and the clock runs, so does the alarm, 8 t,l ' rd Bed 8 genuine 40c eight days at any set hour. ■ 'w4JC.ll Efl Uwll Candy Saturday only at 29c. is received fresh continually and® B pl Fountasn Synnse Y' tb K4 ‘ xall Tooth Wash i 8 of quality Which many declare #UI < H * O or Tooth Paste (at '2sc each) we can not be distinguished froin" the f I A few more pure gum Syringes; w g' vc 8 Rexall Pearl 80c article. It is so wholesome regular $1.50 article; this sale ft A T °° th Br,lsh ’ the kin<l th<’d never that any reasonable quantity 89c. Also 2-quart Hot Water Bot-WUp a bristle Well worth tak- be given the children or their ■ VUU mg advantage of. elders without any bad effects to PFMT2 tl<*. same quality; this sale • the digestion. ULlilv GEORGIAN WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS 9