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Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1912-08-22

DO not fail to attend the first
Fair and Exposition at Rapid
City. Many educational features
and attractive displays. Interest
ing program daily, including fly
ing machine, horse racing, etc.
Tickets and full information
On application to agents of The
North Western Line.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1912-08-22

Low EXCURSION FARES
TO RAPID CITY, so. DAKOTA
ACCOUNT WESTERN SOUTH
DAKOTA FAIR AND EXPOSI-
TON
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27
Marrantv Deeds.

So, 500 Mrs. l.. p Weekly to Mrs. 3
Safer, land lot rs beginning on the west
side Of Central avenue. Il feet south of
Alice street. Il by 81 feet May IS
$500 Vito Marine to Central Bank and
Trust Corporation, land lot TO- Of block
s. OF Peachtree Heights, SO by 255 feet
May "a
S1,513-J Carroll PAYNE to John c. Nc
Even. land lot Il. commencing s. feet
south OF the southeast corner Of Cameron
and Bryan streets, 4S by 1873 feet. May
$50 900 w l. Peel to Mrs. Mary W.
Potts, land lot ITO, commencing on the
east side OF Peachtree road, at the south
west corner OF lot known as the Nortl
Peachtree academy lot S9l by 6Se feet
December 5. 1909
$500 r J. Magruder 70 V. Jones
land lot ~. commencing on the east side
Of jackson street, 70 feet north OF the
northeast corner u Jacksou snd. I'm
streets. Is by 1862 feet November Is, 1879
1897 The South Atlanta Land Company
to Harvey tlstop. land lot 81, beSinnlnt
on the south side OF Moury avenue, 100
feet west of the southwest corner Of
Moury avenue and Crogman street, 80 BY
1856 feet May %
S2.700-Realty Trust Company to Mrs.
Merrie S. Tidwell, land lot 90, known as
lot 81 in block 10. OF the plat Of AnsleA
Park so BY 1874 feet July 3. 1903
S60O-Mrs Amelia Powell 10 Miss VII
helmina Osman land lot is, beginning
on the south side of Belgrade avenue
$40 feet southerly from the southeast cor
ner OF Belgrade and Woodall avenues,
so by 90 feet May o.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27
Mortaaaes.

s275- Harvey Elston to Georgia Savings
md Trust Company. land lot 81. begin
ling on the south side OF Moury avenue,
100 feet west OF the southwest corner
II Moury avenue and Crogman street,
a BY 1866 feet May "a.
Amelia Powell 20 the Mutual Loan
>nd Trust Company. land lot 90 begin
ming 1t the northwest corner OF Lincoln
and hin avenues, "a by $50 feet May q.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27

THE HOUSE you will build buy rent will not be a
modern home unless it is wired for Electricity
4is-2o
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27
Warranty Deeds to secure Loan.

81 600 Mrs Lannie II. Daniel 10 thc
Travellers Insurance Company, land LOT
1905. beginning at the northwest corner OF
Peachtree circle and Seventeenth street
81 by 205 feet MAY II
81. 100 Renfroe 10 \ NJ Daniel
land lot SO beginning - the northwest
corner ~ West Filth and Ornc streets
80 ~ ~ to-, MAY ri
SO ono kehecca y Rosenkront1 y 90
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27

Loan Deeds.
81 2oo-Mrs. f. G Lewis to George h.
Johnson and John W Hamer land lot
los, commencing on the north side of Oak
street $40 feet west of northwest corner
s15O0-Mrs f. 6. Lewis to George K.
Johnson and John W. Hamer, land lot
IS. commencing on the north side Of Raw
son street, 81 feet cast of the northeast
corner of Rawson street and Central ave
nue., so by 1876 feet May %.
$1,000 Mrs Mary ". Potts to George
X. Johnson and John W Hamer. land lot
ITO, commencing on the east side OF
Peachtree road. at the northwest corner
If G w Collins land. 300 by $50 May H.
s500-Mrs. Ella S Beck to Mrs. j. Parks
ana lot H. beginning on the east side
{ Della ware avenue. III feet north Of
eden avenue, 40 by 200 feet. May ].
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27
DAILY STATISTICS

Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company, land lot 81. commencing on the
east line of North Pryor street. 102 feet
south Of Houston street, IS by 100 feet;
line of North Pryor street. "A feet wester
ly from Auburn avenue. 40 by 1ol feet;
also part of land lot rs. on the easterly
south line of the property of Winship
Realty Company IS by 90 feet. October
5, 1911
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27
Real Estate For Sale.

HIGHLAND AVENUE BARGAIN.
OWNER says he MUST SELL
and he VIII sell at a price that
is really and truly a sacrifice.
This house has six rooms, nicely
papered; beautiful mantels, and
good level lot; house faces
south; has hot water, combination
fixtures, and has been built two
years last month. What we want
is an offer.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27

FOR HOME SITE you find anything
pare present prices and in the limits Of Atlanta
HERE YOU CAN GET ideal building lot only about ID miles
'front.' of the city $50 $3.50, Of 5000
cash the payment monthly and these
include WATER SEWER and SIDEWALK all ready home
LOCATED JUST NORTH of Beautiful West End
HALF INSIDE CITY LIMITS, a West Hunter and Ash
by and than mile this side of Battle Hill it plain
in prompt rapid
$4,000 PUBLIC SCHOOL located right the of this
property S block it. and will
be directly II fronto these lots
SUNSET of highest points Atlanta, you
get o every free from and
HERE YOU HAVE SCHOOL, CHURCH, CAR LINE and STORES
within block two-GooD NEIGHBoRs-PURE AIR,
GOOD SERVICE CITY CONVEN1ENCES in lot from
ONE-THIRD to ONEHALF would you
tons of the city. And remember IN THE CITY
A NILE AND A HALF INSIDE only III
Peachtree and Marietta Streets
do sell so cheap? BECAUSE WE NEED THE MONEY.
and believe quick sales
and profits the market
of
STARTED with ia lots and than onehd of these
already d and half dozen homes under conuc
ton throughout property
IF YOU going to buy are),
THIS YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
NOTHING IN WORLD you your savings in pay
suchd dividends good real
AND AT SUNSET PARK will YOU that TT
IS AND THE TERMS. Think Of buying splendid
in o line
city $500 $500 month
TODAY. look convincing argument
DON'T MISS YOUR OPPORTUNITY! TOMORROW Y OUR
CHOICE Of lot may be Come and get plat
price list, call up NOW and make appointment 90
"Obey impulse
an ext choice
THE BELMONT LAND &C
H. c. Bailey Sales Manager,
6oI-2 Fourth National Bank Building
Hi
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27
oulteIalr Deed.

D. NJ Averett to n a Harris, land lot
POS commencing on the cast side ~ r
den road. a. The northv est corner e.
he property of Mrs Alice Austin $40
by 9isi. feet MAY "a
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-27
Real Estate For Sale.
FOR SALE BY OWNER.

RESIDENCE Of nine rooms. on best part
plete, with all improvements, including
furnace heat and screens throughout.
This good home can be had cheap, and
upon easy terms.
LOT 50x1s5 In Delaware avenue, in beau
tiful Ornwood park. 1t lies well, on
car line. Price $3.50. Easy terms
LOT 5Ox20o on Henderson avenue, in Cas-
cade Park, near car line. Price $500.
Easy terms
LOT 37xf00 on Esds street. near McDsn-
iel This is right in town and ready for
small house. For quick sale, $3.50 will
buy it
$3.50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-30
> our DUKE" WRITES
OF HIS TRIUMPHS J
AT ATLANTIC CITY

In short and breezy postals, Duke
Kahanamoku keeps mis- family and
friends here posted constantly as to
what's doing where he happens to find
himself.
One thing stands out prominently in
all his writing and this is the absences
of any attempt to elbow himself. He
is certainly the most modest athlete,
with a world record to his credit, one
can find these days of the big "I"'
Duke was at Atlantic City August 10
where he met the Henderson family,
which has been most solicitous toward
the young Hawaiian. He says they
were all having great time riding tho
surf. His surfriding stunts were wit
messed by thousands of people who
crowded the ''milliOn dollar pier at
Atlantic City.
Says he, in late postal to his faith
err, Captain Kahanamoku:
'fHaving great time here in Allan
tic City riding the surf. The Henderson
family is also down here and all of us
are having n good time, and enjoying
the surfriding stunts. Thousands Of
people were on the Million Dollar Pier.
was also down to Ocean City the
other day and will be in New York on
Friday august 23) on the way for the
big time at Philadelphia, August 26.
All well with us. Best aloha to all and
don't forget the boys. -
| Duke is expected here about the end
of the coming month and on the way
home he will stop OVER a few days in
IL a L..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-30
GOOD GOVERNMENT
LEAGUE HAS ALLIES
6. @. P. Combination Working
Under Cover for Control OF
Board of Supervisors.

undcrcover politics is humming with
in the Republican ranks and practicai
combine has been effected between tine
good government league. the wills.
ky bunch, the city attorneys depart
ment and the bitulithic ring for the cap.
tuie of the board of supervisors and
the municipal administration. An up-
foreground circuit connects the brewery.
the Stangenwald Building and the Ka-
pioani Estate headquarters, and it is
seldom that the wire is not busy i this
combination does not control the coun-
ty convention it will not be because
anything is being left undone dat can
be thought Of
The Democrats are working a little
more openly and the question that is
agitating the rank and file most at the
present time is whether to nominate j
y. Lghtfoot for the city attorneyship
or to run Jim Coke. Each has expressed
his Willingness to make the run against
Cathcart, although the latter announces
from the Coast that he would prefer n
SCI atorship. Coke's anti -MeCandless
attitude in the last election has not
Popr ari2e1 him with ine leading fac.
ton in the party, but this faction rec
Ug jlos the ft t that Coke is the only
man they can nominate who can beat
Cathcart. That ne can, may be taken
for granted, as he would not only poll
the fun Democratic vote, but that of
the independent Republicans as we'll
who number well over thousand.
The QuinnPringle scrap is still u
matter of precinct conversation. Las.
night, Mr.. Quinn gave notice that to
day he would prefer formal charge.
against his rival for the precinct presi
dency, whom he accuses of "conduct
unbecoming of a Democrat and gen
| tleman. He declares that after hi,
fellow Democrats learn the depth of tho
Pringle infamy they will eject hin
forcibly from the party.
Yesterday boom was started 70
Colonel Wolter, for the board of sup
ervisors. Wolter has strong follow
ing and is ready to fight with Mark
ham for the nomination.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-30

o 'Brien, r. A. Magoon. c. Olson. Miss
A. Hase. Mrs. A. r. Arledge, p f. Mu-
raine, J.. scidmofe, j. Il. Moore, Il. G.
Evans, Mrs Evans
Per str, Mama Kea. for Hilo, via
way ports, Aug. 2s.-A j. Thompson,
C. K Harrison. VI Joagencl, b NJ
Novel;, Mrs A. lloyd. Miss Blilcy.
Fohcrt Hind Chas. Cav y u Baldwit
H. A. Baldwin, A. G.. Wheeler, r. f.
Muraine. Y. Konno, II. x Oisuka, Miss
A. Thompson, Miss 4. Stem, Capt. and
Mrs. C.. j. Campbell, A. Mason, N. J.
Moore b. G. Biackshcar, J. a. bias, a,
Wong Wal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-30
FIGHT TO A FINISH
WITH RAPID TRANSIT

Superintendent OF Public Works Mar.
sion Campbell expressed himhelf in ON
phaiip terms yesterday in discussing tho
step in gnn Nauanto proceedings which
haNf been siartnl against the rapid
transit company The emit BIO stated
Nuald \, pushed through a. thc bitter
end "a fpfen ihn company 90 lay the
kind af pavement pallnl fnf under the
lass Rs interpreted as Attorney Gen,
rfal Afaanipr indsaf, Whn escorted
yesterday lhai ibs enmmHe hes noi
lfFal ies ~ stand nn An fhaiI eontea
llmH ila u mi flahi in pafe with
HfH llnla
fNt mlmilfA A. matter ID aaad
q lh b. ~ itHIiHHal aHplsm laun an
tNIalalll ftH miA 80 ramphsil,
tNib ~ cara pliaH lhHi ~ l9nl
rHHf HHHa aHfa a. ~ HH8inM. ~
~ HaaiH hHfi a8na Nff aah 4 laaia
Hks hali ~ ~ eHiHt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-30
COIN JINGLEs IN
SOLDIERS POCKETS

Patience has had its reward and at
last, after weeks of penniless waiting
the troops of Uncle Sam in the Islands
have received their pay. The result
was that the streets had more than
their usual quota of khali-clad forms,
and the theaters were filed with men,
just thirsting for some amusement
after the long, lean weeks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-30

Cuticura Soap and Cutioura Ointment.
About year ago my daughter got cake
Of Cutlcura Soap and enc box 81 Cutip
ourn Ointment and in one week from tho
time began 10 use them my hands were
mite sore since, | would not be with
ont tho iutloura Remedies.
They also cured a bad sore on tha
hand ~ ono ~ my neighbours children,
and ihey think very highly II the cuti-
eufa Remedies, John " Hasty. So ~
bingham, n, H., Mar and Apr, ! !, 'uD."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-30
For Baby's Skin

Tine nuresi sweetest ard most eHus
nlmlral Wathad II pfnsrrA Hg. Purifying
uni hRntfNns hahN'f d.lpAta fhin,
fNalp and iaW Is tho 81 taHf u.0 4
tnilrma haRr H#slall NhfnnNHfa aff.
lN gent. m haHfnna n iuiifHa tllmf
mont fof laH. ilfMpm lufamnaf
nHna end fllAnHw ~ mfshla NhldtH
Hnd eAuli h HfNfsiaI fll#fnR fhaHs
81 ihf iIhFl aHila ItW flHnaluH
ana All IHl aHff fha Pa. laIll anl
90 MaFalHl
HHa r.slHg -
Nsa'ass4 lase.ialaGs iasA8stie =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-30

ARRIVED.
Hnesdnv An.

Tuesday, August 81.
p, NJ. S, S. Mongolia, from Orient,
I p, m.
Str. Mauna Kea, from Hilo, IA. m.
Str. Eilauea, from Hawaii ports,
a. ~,
Str, Noeau, from Kauai ports, a. M.
Wednesday, August 2s.
str. Mani from Hawaii $3.50 a. m.
Str Claudine, from Maui and Hawaii
ports, 4;45 n. m.
str g. Hall, from Kauai ports
s:lu a. nj.
NJ. N. s. S. Lurlne, from san Fran,
,IScn l. m.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-30

Va hAA' AAAs1iAA'ao AtA SNNA a
year with large sores.
They would crack open
and bleed, itch, burr
and ache SO that 1 could
not sleep and could do
but little work. They
were SO bad that / could
not dress myself in tho
morning, They would
bleed and the blood
dropped on Abe floor. ]
called on two doctors,
but they didme no good.
1 could get nothing 10 do
NANNY qppH FIJI 4 uaf tba
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-30
DEPARTED.

Str, Mikahala, for Maui and Molo-
Ssi ports, 5 p. m.
Str. Khan, for Kauai ports, p. m,
str. Iwalanl, for Hawaii ports, > M.
SIR. Mana Kea, for llilo, 10 ~. m.
pm. S. S. Mongolia, for San Fran
sseu, 4 m,
Str. Noeau, for Kauai ports. p. m.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-30

10000 shares treas stock REDEEM
lhle at l03 at ma turity.
Between Boards
100 Haw. Pine. Co., 4425; 10 Oiaa,
6.sF5; III Oahu Sug. Co., 27.75; 10
Onomea, 59.75: 90 Hon. b. & NJ Co.,
LIS; $4,000 Haw. Irr. 6s, 1O1; $4,000
Olaa 6s, $3.50.
Session Salas
100 Olaa, 7; is Haw. Pine. Co.,
44.5O.
Sugar Quotations
IS Deg. Analysis Beets Us, 3D.; par
.ty, 4.59; 90 Deg. Centrlfugals, 1925.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-30


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Paw M n 6 InrI;ro FROM Ca
Francisco, Aug. 2s.-Bro Alfred Mrs
I. c. Rarrows. Mrs. Evangeline Campv
Mrs A. s. Cantn, Master Kenneth
| Cantin Mrs C. R Collin, Mr. and
Mrs. 4. Craig Bowdish. Mrs. F. b,
Davis, Miss Marie Fahlmann. Bro
Frohmiller, Miss A. German. = Won
Herfr, Miss Mary f. Holt. II. irwin.
Bro. Joseph, Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. w Iy.
man and sons. Mrs. H. Macnicol and
children, DIR. and Mrs. c. l.. Marlatt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-30
Preparing for Fray.

As FOR the immediate political future
there is no uncertainty about the GEN
eral program. Those three national
ehalrmen and their respective cohorts
see their days of grace for preparation
/ rapidly waning. The month of August
from long custom in Presidential wears
belongs peculiarly to them. Before
September comes these Headquarters
must be thoroughly installed. The
proper men must be selected for the
various stations, or it will be at the
peril of the party these men stand for.
The candidates hold themselves in re-
serve till the machinery is oiled and in
good running order
/ just how well the work has been
done is not yet apparent. All the ma
tional chairmen this year are new to
such business. The Republican prep
arations are not as advanced as they
shonld be. Thn De~o rats are in far
better shape than h+e Aupust of a
Presidential campaipp usually finds
: them, The Progress es have had to
start entirely new. They had nothing
/ to buiTd on.
! But with M the eageynees TO get
the PresideUtial sirurole going, it is
doubtful whr+h7r il rets into the most
interesting stage till well into the mid.
/ die of September. Governor Wilson
promises to make a few opening
speeches within the next ten days.
Colonel Roosevelt win soon be starting
on his long tours. President Taft is
already blocking out the half dozen ad.
dresses he plans to make at intervals.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-30
HIS SORE HANDS
CURED IN A WEEK
Cracked Open, BIed, Burned and
Aohcd for Over a Year Could
Not Sleep nor Even Dress Himself
Doctors Failed to Help Him.
MAN OF 70 OWES SKIN
COMFORT TO CUTICURA

"I am a man seventy years old. Ny
hands were very sore and cracked open
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-30
ON EVE OF ADJOURNMENT
CAPITOL IN HOLIDAY MOOD
Now for LuII Before the Political Storm
Breaks in Full Fury--Season for
Making of Regulations

they VIII rapidly steady down as con-
d tons become more settled. as certain
" must happen. 1t is the era of Young
men and most of those. who have risen
into conspicuous positions during the
political upheavais of this adninistri-
ton have numerous years of service
at the command OF celebrates.
Therefore, it is that the far sighted
philosophers New the present turbu.
lenee with some eomplaeency. 1t may
be an almost necessary period for the
infusion of new blood. The country
has accostumed itself to such readiust-
.ments every generation or so in poll
tics. 1t has to put up with the hot
heads and rattlebrains, who ride for
a while on the crest of every such sue
cession. But that is one of the minor
phases. There are eempensations that
outweigh.
November Calm After Storm.
Probably the long and violent cam
paignlng is near its climax. After the
November election there viii apparent
~ come stage of popular acquiesc-
ence. If the balloting is at all de-
cisive, ms it promises to be, there will
be disposition to accept the policies
which the country indicates that it
wants. Commerce and transpOrtatons
and the great world of business in gen
eral and the masses who are striving
TO better their condition will be con
tent to allow the men, who have been
chosen, work out the problems. There
may not be less popular interest in
politics but there will probably be less
political agitation. Protests win DE
less violent Progress in given direc-
ton, as pertains TO legislation and ad-
fninistratiOn, will be less, vigorously
resisted.
That is one reason why period of
general prosperity is expected And
that is also reason why some thought
full people regard much that has gone
on in very recent years with calmness
and also why the fierce clashes sure
to characterize the few remaining
weeks of the presidential campaign are
viewed with feeling of relief One
governmental policy or another may
help or hinder prosperity and yet. with
all the magnificent arguments OF parti-
sans for this or that, settled condition
and a management that is in the hands
of somewhat seasoned coterie. who
have satisfied constituency af their
backs, makes largely for good times.
] The people now appear to want such
a status. If the elections bear this
out and there is no uncertainty about
the verdict, the politicians will surely
respect it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-30
A Speaking Campaign,

II viii he very much of speaking
campaign, although the speakers viii
be expected TO arouse local interest
rather than to instruct voters on the
issues. But a majority of the orators
who go forth must wait to ascertain
what can best be said and how to say
IT. The campaign books, always neces-
sary as reference texts, are not vet
printed. Printing presses are whirling
but a great number Of documents, enor-
nous quantities of which are required
for the modern campaign, have not
been compiled, The records for many
such productions are not complete till
after congress adiourns aud the admin
istration enters upon its beated sum
mer vacation An the lighting forces
cannot be marshaled for three or foui
weeks vet and tile plans of operation
fully develoned
The presidential campaign proper
the hig campaign win be of about 81,
weeks duration. The real swaNing oi
sentiment, those waves, of conviction
TINT the observers write about, will moi
I come into play till the evenings arr
meaHurahly longer, October Is AWAY
Ia month when political pulseheat
I'm Presidential contest eau he mos
reliably e0nuiod Very much that oe
Hr taiQre that Time may hn ifemen
dousiY Interesting a. politics lpkinl
Americans hnf ffrf 40 II viii be- IS
snlialiY ia ihe preliminary tlass
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-30
Departed.

Per str. Mikamla, for Maui and so
lokai ports, Aug. 27.-Mrs. Mutch, Miss
Alice Cooke, Chas, Gay, W. c. Hitch.
| cock, II, II. Hitchcock.
Per str, Kinau, for Kauai ports, Aug.
ETA. W. Robinson, A. $. Wilcox. Mrs.
| Wilcox, Mrs. c. l.. Bodero. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Otanl, p. b. Waterhouse, j. W.
I Roth, II. Raphael, Miss NJ. Bryant,
\ Miss 7, Awni, Sam Wong, MIR. and
/ Mrs. J, IL, Bole, +, b. Cook, Miss \.
Fox, Miss D. l., Deems, Blanche Cox,
Ruth h. Cox, Miss Il. s. Brewer, u. u.
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