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r Prt o ~ ? Bjeos Woodrow Wilson asks the Democr Ises of what he will do if made presid ecutive, for until he became governo] known only as an educator. He w: Princeton university, and is considers government and legislation, and a deej theories In all parts of the country. "N 2 rwwmri aroue WfflB&WDGD As House leader of the Democra1 and means committee, Mr. Underwoc party, not always to the entire satisf; in a way that has gained him the entl ber In his candidacy for the presiden starting his campaign for delegates, since definitely announcing himself. / Ideal Temperature of Room. An ideal room temperature ior the sedentary is that between 06 and TO L degrees. Belovr these temperatures tlie ^ r-ocr^Tiifirior ?nr?arahis of the body b X UiU ^ 2,' - v.? ? ? _ finds it necessary to close up the peripheral vessels more or less, internal congestion slowly begins and the conditions lor a cold are secured. ^ ? ssidential mm 8 gh^-y:.-XO^>vi:.rV^ ^ VVJJJ<U^JV atic nomination on the strength of proment, rather than on his' record as an ex of New Jersey last year he had been as highly esteemed as president of ;d a man of advanced ideas concerning p thinker. He has been expounding his M tic majority and chairman of the ways >d has directed the tariff policy of his ! action of some of its other leaders, but i msiastic support of a considerable numtlal nomination. He Is a little slow In but has been making up for lost time I Local P.-ide. "Why do you insist on investing , your money away from your heme town ?v "Well," replied Farmer Corni tossel, "I've got r good deal of local ! pride, I have, and 1 regard the people in this ;;er^ township as bein' so smart that none or em i.s goin' to let j any real bargains git u.vay from him." I Possibilit u -mnnrmnnn: ' / ' ;< * ;. M?m v:r; :- % Former leader of the minority in c : Champ Clark has plenty of record or .Democratic nomination, ana uxs uuull Mr. Clark has been active in congress most questions is well known to the pi the retirement of Joseph Folk in his 1 Jg ffTWft I 1 \* 1 Ohio Democrats swear by Governt means limited to that state. He Is i of his party could wish, however, and states. He has declared himself as op which doctrine seems to have a large states he is regarded with especial fa . ? EHIttC* and i : " __ _ _ _ Establis JOHN WHITES CO. louisv j [ I ies. 3 \ Al j I * L' \ ' -"' * ' i . -'. ' . -... ' " ' : " ' :v-.:-: - :: : : " ': ' ' : - " ? ongress, and now speaker of the house, | i which to base his candidacy for the iers are taking every advantage of it for so many years that his position on lblic. Missouri is for him strong since favor. BO ?8 V' "V mmmmm m i / J $ f ' | p/ ' fWK -A U IS Vrf -i~ >r Harmon, and his admirers are by no ore conservative than many members this is especially true in the western posed to the initiative and referendum, following, but in some of the eastern vor. 1 HIDES * I ARKET PRICE PAID FURS AND HIDES tSj \ ^""" o'pncI shed 1337 Round Trip h To MAC :?VI Southern Premier Carrie a i _r a. Account 01 Al United Confedi May 7On account of the abov Railway announces very c?4.^ Ml 1 Cll CO IU ifiawv/iij via<; UIJU m. 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th, and arrive Macon before noor turning until May 15th, limit may be had by depc of fee of fifty cents, un overs permitted at many ] frnm Marnn nkfainprl 11 VJ11A A?AUW1A few stations in this territo Abbeville Aiken Batesburg Donalds Edgefield ^ *1 Ureenwooa . Johnston Newberry Leesville \ Proportionately reduced Special *rain will be op to Macon, May 6th, on th Lv. Spartanburg Lv. Greenville Ar. Central ??DIN. Lv. Central Ar. Atlanta ILv. Atlanta JL JLJL 4UUVV1A t Special coaches will I May 6th, and be attached Spartanburg and one at 5 For the accomodation from Columbia and Chai -1 r? .1 r .1 tne ooutnern pares or me be operated, leaving Colu: leston 8:00 a. m. May 6th con via Augusta and C Macon 6:00 p. m. Extra will be operated on other For further informatk ?? . . i etc., call on nearest tickei J. L MEEK, A. G. P. A, | Atlanta, Ga. rnirsinn Fares kvwa vavab VMI WW ON, GA. (A Railway r of the South, i n inuai Reunion i erate Veterans 91912 e occasion, the Southern low round trip excursion ? eturn, tickets on sale May for trains scheduled to i May 9th, 1912, good re1 Q1 9 FvtonciAn rtf final JL Sj JL V* A AAAVkA siting ticket and payment til June 5th, 1912. Stoppoints and side-trip f? *es Round trip fares from a >ry as follows. ' ' t - ' -' - $4.10 - - - 3.10 - - 3.75 - - - 4.50 . - - - 3.40 4.10 ' 3.4U - - - 4.65 - - - 3.85 fareg from other stations erated from Spartanburg e following schedule. 10:45 a. m. ' - - 11:45 a. m. 12:45 p. m. NER 1:15 p. m. m A .OA ~ Kj. 1. ^riOU p. III. . 4:45 p. m. 7:45 p. m, leave Columbia 7:10 a. m. I the special train, one; at I Seneca. 1. of Veterans and visitors rleston and other points in state, extra coaches will mbia 8:30 a. m. and Chart, running through to Maieorgia Railroad arriving coaches and sleeping cars, trains as may be needed.. >n, pullman reservations,. t agent, or A. H. ACKER, T. P. A, Augusta, Ga. j