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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-28
NEW life BOAT
SLIDES INTO SEA

LONDON, June 28.-In an interesting
exhibition of life-saving appliances now
on view at the White City. Shepherds
Bush, there is an exhibit from Bodmin.
showing a new lifeboat and a new
method Of lowering 1t, which is claim
ed by the inventor to be safer and
quicker than any method now in use.
The chief feature is that the boats
are not placed under dayits, but are
arranged on rollers on the deck and are
launched by means Of a slip construct
ed in the ships side. down which they
run on rollers. Directly the boat
reaches the water 1t is lifted and floats
off, and as the boats are not in any
way attached to the deck should there
not be time to launch all, the others
would float off themselves when the
ship sank
The boats which are decked and will
double keel which holds them to the
rollers, and would enable them to be
launched in safety however great the
list of the ship and in spite of all pitch
ing and rolling,
The plans for the equipment of the
boats are very complete, and the boats
themselves can be worked either by
sails or oars or paddle wheels. There
also is a special device for drawing the
attention of the passing vessels.
Though the boats would accommodate
more passengers than the ordinary life
boats, they occupy less superficial
space on the deck
The exhibitor thinks that in the case
of vessel of the size of the Titanic.
the provision of four slips would mean
the reduction of some 1000 tons in the
total carrying capacity He is con
WINGED that the passengers would be
carried in much greater safety.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-28

the interview, she demurred for quite a
while. If father should see that l had
been interviewed l know he would faint,
she said. However, she consented at
last, upon the condition that the inter
viewer should steer clear of politics,
y don't believe in women having any
thing to do with politics., she declared
Their place is at home | will tell you
what 1 think of the new dances, though
! think they are perfectly horrible
She included both the Turkey-trot and
the Bunny-hug under this ban There
was, however, a mischievous twinkle in
Miss Smith eyes as she said, Wash
ington society does the Turkey-trot quite
occasionally at small, select dances
Miss Smith said she was very glad that
TAFT was renomina ted The last time I
saw him, he was a a garden party" She
said this with a reminiscent smile. and
started to say something about having
chewing gum on her glove when she shook
hands with the president but would not
repeat it so that the reporter could get
her exact statement. She said that she
would not have anything like that 60 in
her interview. and that she was afraid
she had talked too freely already
Father Hid Behind Her Hat
In closing the interview. Miss Smith
said that she was reminded Of the time
when, on returning from Europe last fall
reporter on The New York Herald in
terviewed her father and herself She
said the amusing part of that interview
was that the reporter tried TO get pic
ture of her father, but that, as she was
wearing a picture hat, the senator was
completely obscured. and all that was
photogra pied was her head dress
Miss Smith was one Of the most popu-
lar visitors at the University of Georgia
commencement After commencement
she returned to her home in Atlanta for
short stay, coming back to Athens yes
terday afternoon
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-28
100000 IN GOLD AND
NOTES FOUND IN OLD
DESK LEFT BY VICAR

PARIS. June 28-Four thousand doll
lars in gold and bank notes has been
found in an old desk at Auxerre. The
desk. an old-fashioned piece of fur
niture. belonged to the vicar Of the
village in the Yonne. who died some
time ago, and it was sold with the
rest Of his belongings The desk had
carefully been examined by his heirs
and also before the sale. and nobody
ever noticed small secret drawer.
The purchaser himself examined it
carefully and did not see it either It
was sent on to Reuil where the pur-
chaser lived but when it arrived it
was almost in pieces, and the secret
drawer was then discovered
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-28
THREE GREAT CASES OFFERED TO-DAY

months He was compelled to quit
work, and was at home over three
months; was in bed most of the time
ON account of the great weakness that
his case created He had three differ
ent physicians and took treatments at
a hospital but got no better. 1t seemed
as though nothing would reach his case
until after taking bottle and a half Of
Quaker Extract he is working hard,
and feels strong and well. He says he
knows remedy like Quaker will never
be equalled for curative virtues. Now,
sufferer, it's up to you to take hold of
the same remedy and get the cure that
oyer 500 Fulton county people have
gotten. Quaker Extract is for $500,
for $3.50, $1.0o single bottle. Oil if
Balm, for ache or pains in any part of
the SYSTEM 25c for $1O0.
Quaker Herb Remedies can always be
obtained at Coursey & Munn's Drug
Store, 20 Marietta street, so do not fail
to call today and obtain these wonder
full remedies We prepay express
charges on all orders of $500 or over.
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got hold of quaker" After taking five
bottles of the famous remedy he says
he is now working, has none Of his for
mer distresses, and now has a regular
bowel action. whereas he was formerly
badly constipated. He says, also, that
he will always shout for Quaker
MI Joseph Wilson, living VT ~ South
Pryor street. got what was supposed
to he BARRIERS Itch His face was all
broken out in big white hlisters, which
later left a nasty running sore He tried
many blood remedies and applied sew
eral salves and ointments, but got
worse. After taking two bottles of
Quaker Extract and using some of the
Quaker Salve, he says: = have gotten
more results from that small quantity
of Quaker medicines than from all the
stuff put tcTether that | took previous
to it. haye very little of the trouble
left now, and will take my third bottle
of the Extract. as | have it at home"
Oliver S. Smith is u years old, and
lives at 408 Decatur street, He had
chronic dysentety for over seven
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-28
Stomach Trouble Cured. Skin
Trouble Rapidly Improving.
Chronic Dysentery
Cured.

Nj Fred L. Morgan, living at Lake
wood Heights. in the South Bend dis
trict, and who is IS years of age suf-
fered for over two years with very
bad stomach trouble. He would have
spells of bloating. belching, dizziness,
palpitation of the heart, shortness of
breath, etc, and was SO thin and weak
that his case had been diagnosed by
two different authorities as tubercu-
losis He had not worked in all of the
past two years; formerly being rail-
road fireman, He used many patent
medicines without results and finally
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-28
TETTERlNE CURES ECZEMA
H9VpsG ViIle Ala ,,rif DC 10n

J, T. Shuptrine, Savannah. Ga
Dear Sir: Please send me another box
of your Tetterine | got box about
three weeks ago for my wifes arm She
has eczema from wrist to elbow and that
box | got has nearly cured it, and she
well l have tried everything I could get
hold Of and nothing did any good
Yours truly, 7 RIVALS
SOC all druggists or by mail from manu-
facturer. The Shuptrine Company Sa-
vannah. Ga tss
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-28
GENERAL GREENoUGH DEAD,

CHARLESTON, S. G.. June 2S.-Gen-
eral G G Greenough, U. S. A. retired
is dead here following an operation at
the Riverside infirmary He retired in
1908 being then commandant at Fort
Moultrie He was 68 years old. Gen
eraI Greenough graduated from West
Point in 1861 After retiring he de-
voted himself To art.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-28
clrYs ElRsT REEERENpUM.

SAVANNAH. GA, June 2S.-Beeause
Of the large amount of money involved
city council has decided to submit the
auditorium proposition to the people,
when the referendum will be put into
operation in Savannah for the first
time The date of the election has not
been decided
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o r. w N. Nj. 8 AFRO

DNs w " NJ Q AlNU oTIglnaI IDEAS I e.
Brown Randolph Bldg. garding the dis
Atlanta, Ca. eases In which
specialize which are set forth in my mon
cgraphs, They're free by mail in plain,
sealed wrapper MY office hours are to
Z; Sundays and holidays. 10 to /. Ex-
animation Is frea,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-28

get 10 the Ca use OF
the trouble incor-
rect dia gnosis. /
have helped many
a chronic invalid
by being able to
find the cause and
removing it. That's
why l have been
called a crank on
diagnosis. My 35
years of experience
In such diseases, in
Guiding dtsea SEES Of
men and nervous
d / 8 o T d e RS, have
made it possible for
me to obtain sue
cess in many cases
where others have
failed. I have soma
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-28

Why do they ali say. LAS good as
Sauers?" SAJTER'S PURE FLAVOR
ING EXTRACTS nave received thlr-
teen highest American and European
awards.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06
3rHHSeiieatbxws nebertrssnnlen

Sophie Gttinger an 6arrp WieGufs
fertp, s Sabre aeafe auf ods Grunbs
| itiit 522 unS $50 Wsft gpur. Strabt,
monatlife Wtietbe $41.67.
Wargaret 8. Uluhmore on George
5irnioeB, 40 BEL 125 CUB an berWeits
| ieite BON Stantoa 4pe. 81.
Spbn @noueet an SoTepbire Rohed.
25 bel 100 Sub an Der Sitfeite Don
S9osoiugsr 2lpe., 100 Sub BON Soni.
4pe. 81.
DaIetppob aanb Go. an Gl3i. g.
1rus, Got 81 in D1lepopb llnisrabib,
$50.
MilIidm .. 5snberfon on Wonts
gomerp 2anb unb Improvement Co.,
a afer 2unb on Montsomerp piis In
QorDoob. 81.
aaprenes 6. 5ogon an Millinm !
5pean. 5beiI BON Got 105 in q
anoplton's llnternbtb. 81.
| WilIiom s. Sosan an 2nDrence g
SOsan, DO. ST..
Uliles 6. Riet u. M. an bic Gincin,
natl II. SpringfieIo Mp. Co., ein9 9roet
2ano In Ssttion 10 tn Sptumore 5p
$500.
| emma Ried an. Cine. u. Gprilg
fielD Rp. 60. Elm 9rdft lanb In Gett
10 in Gpcamore Up. ST..
| Jlorencs D. sSrieb<born an peiet
alein. 25 BEL 100 CUB an Der gDeit
feite bon Jurril Str. S2250.
| Mlaria o. 1omb, per Geriff, Al
4nna W. q. GarnslsD, 30 bel 100Gnl
on Der RorDfsite RON of s5rDnt Ctr.
35 sJub bon Goppin MlIep. ebeniO a
bet 120 5ut an bss Merbisits poH ri
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06
Eanusaltcrtbiimer.

Mon ftreibt: DDS bsbsutenhe ros
miids aaIiea am 3ugmantel Der
Rams, off belprohen, barrt nod elmer
einIsu6tenoen GrtLdrung bat Dors
nsbmlia ourh bic 3uiammenfafuns
Der QusgrnbungsergebniHe uno ihre
8sroffentli6unq i'm ReihaIihresfpert
bic aufmerfidmteit aud tpelierGarsiie
auF iidb gelsntt. Is ift cine Static,
bic troB Der intpereu 3sriiorung -
bic Gseins ots aaitells puroen 1778
bis so gum Ban Der ioaenannten Subs
nsritrabe neripanbf bei je6er Nus
ardbung neue unn bemertenstrtrthe
syunbs unb Gnioedimgen aufipeift. 90
bat man i'm Issten Sabre eirsnal ben
aaiten > ssriebboF in Isiner gan5en
afusbetnuns feftasitslt, uno iibsr 200
grdber asofinsi. .Gs ipurDe aber audi
Elm sipeiier s5riebbof, etipa 500 Wleier
oitlih bonn aoftea. nufssbedt, oshen
grGberfunne cine feite 9atirung aaers
bines nod nitt 3alaiien. Gines aber
seiasn bic Grdbsr. oaB iie rtiher auss
asit1tiet tparen dIs bic bes Sodlburgs
aaitelIs. gDis bier. fshIsR aud, bort
bic Wliinsen bes britten 5abrbunoerts.
pbgleih Bel bem 3usmantsl fsftitebt,
bof, bic geiiebslung nld3t rOniids
9efebuna iiber bos sipeite Sahr.
hunbtrt binnls bouert. 8eIoHoers be.
| ohisnsnertb iinh piele in bitfen Ords
| bern eefunbensn 1on9efdbe NIT auf4
falIenb biinnen Monnungsn; Der Sor
ift fsbr innbbaltia unb bat fdludh &C.
bronni, meift cine arnue Jdrbs. Diel'
ieid,t tDaren bieie Gsfdbe nidat fir Der
Gjebrouh. iDnbern 3u funeralen 3irt4
d.n ter9tftslIt. Dor bem eigeniIi6er
Haiten tomsn ipisber pisIe aellsr gun
0prIfein. gum Iheil gemautrt. sun
Jbeil aus hols. pnnebsn Ornben alIel
ari. Qluh bier babsn mir iDisDer oi'
ftDn friiher fonftaiirte Grf4tinnng
baB al. bieTs sseIler. ouf benen I'D
einft Elm Wobnrnnm nit 0ah erbob
buni bura einonber lieaen. uno bat
ein< Crisntirung, eiipn nnf) einel
| Girobe, nidpt m0slid In. Gum eriiel
Waole ipurben duh bic fhon lanse &C.
fuften Brunnen, unb 3tpnr slfiG 0rei
aufssfunben. Die 3nbl Der Rltin
| funbe 1T rsh. tsIongrtida: Elm Cob
ring, srsi biinne Silbsrringt. etipI
loo Uliinssn, Ioipie Don grOnsesegsn
| it1nDtn elm iiberdus irlisreIianter Itei
eines atlbssihens, Gin funitpcn aeelit
| btrtsr @sfhlns, Der bic Jnffrift irdgt
| Dptime marine eant numtrura omni
lun militnntinm fMngiitiaer. aIlergr0b
Tier Jupiier, b<biiit bic Ghanr dilf
| ari<oesl) Gin MoItr nit sem Blib
| biinbel in ben 1dngen rsprdftntirt b
i biIbline DorltsiIung. Mon Snfhrif
| ten, bix am spihtiojttn fur bit o.
Il f6i1ie Der Noutsn iiHb, III leiDtr ri6i
| saeues oubtr sin pnnr bsl0nglcft
!. @u6ftaben ju 1ooe seiomnlen. 81
Ietote mgen0e pon 1onoefd ken beta,
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mod, her Gihtuna. gsi bsm Jelos
berosaitelI lpuroen am iJabripsg itsb'
sebn Grdber eeoffnst NIT isbr ipdrll'
den 8eiaakn. am 5sr3bere ipurDe
Elm aoaettipfunb rSmiifer eiisnfpada
rem osntadjt, ben dnfheinenn sinsoonos
fer Dor. psrItsdt uno nift niehr abges
bolt bate. Gr sntbielt auBsr Sfsin'
mebs. 5nlpiiers uno 3immsrnldHi'ss
asrdtbe sipei r6miffe' Sdipsrisr BON
fp1.sr Eorm, cine iehr gut trhaltsne
Waas nit glsigetpift, Shlunel, pa
fen il. a. gluI Der Sddlburg iuuroen
Die RadEorldungen on ben beloen
5tansst, oIilih 0ts aaitsIls tori9ss
Febt. S1isr fpurbs bel Der norolidsn
hirter nem gptbaroben Ell, srabden'
dbnlider GiRftnitt feiiseiteIli, Der DE
EdId,intus pber gaiiInbenlDaIib tf't.
belt asaen Die pon irnen ber Der 9bdll
oufoeIhiiitet mar. Die Strtise Ghanj
enttieIt eintn boppeltsn SpiBgrdbsn.
DER afpiffen bstxn lieeeros aanrs
aeiate ebenfaIs cine @srtiefune, IN Der
tinSt Elm gnndberungs 3iRberniB In
Geftalt elmer 5dihinsnponb oosr ,os
Iifabenreik itdno. Die 3ablrsihen
stleinfunbe fino beiprohen unn absss
bilbet in benz bieTss Sahr gum sriitn
MaIe tritienenen rSooIburs Johrs
bnh". in Dem audi cine BON gauraib
8. Saeobi ptrfabis Dtid,idlie DIR
5oaIbure Gorihuns enihaIten III.
Gbsnoa per0ffsntiiht u. u. auf Der
bepdbrte ssronfiurier RingDalifors
Tther Ghr. &. 5bomas cine llnterius
dung iibsy ben Ringipoa nuf bemgIsis
bestopf, Der dIs Rohbor oes 6trss
topfs in prGbiitorii6er 3eit cine Role
1eipisli BAT.
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Nuf ben &sogen bes Se6ens

tann elm tetes S9ifflein BEN Inter
ganSs Hidt entge6en. Ssftis. Stiirme
bleiben niht lange aus unb nur Der
aOrper fam iie iiberoouern, Der nit
reinem 8lut, boiler Gsfunbbeit bagsgen
gefsit lit. 9ertreibt bic fhIimmIten
Golssn Der 9erbauunssfOrunsen, bic
WtageHz. Qeberz unb Hierenleiben,
i6on i'm Refine, reinigt guer glut BON
3eit gu 3sit unb Derf6afft benz a0rper
nit ben beriibmtsn ct. gernarDsa sardus
terpilIsn bic nOthise gefunbbeit. sic
elfen tets unb ftaben bod babel ME,
benn fie entbolten nur beiltrdftige
pflGnseniGfte unb teins mstalliI6en
Nebmittel, pie Quediilber ober antis
mon. 25 Gents. Mae 9lpot6ez
ten. B.G.
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Carrie MiItlsr an Tapton Ctr. ..
q. SO. $1,000.
Glbert 8. 5ugbes an u. y. Ga gois
tediir. $1,000.
gbas. 8. gsssman an s. 90. Goo.
per. $4,000.
gisIIie 6ouis an 2odIano .. unb 8.
u. so. $1,000.
Clifford s. Gears an Oieielbe. $500.
NbDIpb 5omnsl an Geo. W. Wtts
Gran. $2250.
anno s. Carroll on 5orrp did
man. $500.
albert g. Shipeiber an Sprina
gorben g. uno .. So. $1130.
Grant Wluennen an Soispb Phil
lips. 500.
6arrn 8rebi an benielben. $624-3
ferman Jrsn an bsnielbsn. $952.S0
GnibonD 8. Ghlnnier an oenielben
$3.50.
6. 6. 6obbs on Wabiipn .. u. go
l2. $1,000.
Gsear i. aIine an bisIsIbe. $2500
getiIgie 6npotbsftn.
Rarn u. 9unbom an Srmonbe g
unb g. 60. $500.
Margarst s. Wuhmore an Goipnri
!. gurtst. $500.
Diefslbe on M. y. Cooper. $110O
Guoene gdhmdnn an WoDiipn q
u. SO. 2. $2750.
Charles MeGradsn an Reaoin!
Rooo 6. unb .. 60. Ss1250.
Wlup G. Surbo an Wiliom VI
asobin. $3.50.
10. 2. gaIfer an Deter W!insss
$3.50.
glepes W. Uloore on Samss R
Webftsr. $1,000.
Dapio 5Iindpausb on Wloriha q
Collins. $500.
sSofepb gbillips on Star .. u. SIC
3 60. $500.
Robert Ro9srs on 5. Sauer. 500
Zulu D:allm on Jinolan Wsdrtt
| Ro. 2 6. unh 3. so. $3.50.
| III. Y. Y. Bofper an Wlercdnflle e
uno 8. So. $1,000.
anna Iienun an =. q. Bier
| $1,000.
Gilbert g. 5ugbss an q. u. J. 5n
I iion. $1,000.
u. :. 5riebrib On Self Jlou
Mius 60. $1,000.
! Gliiforo I. Gears an GodldHo 2
unb Z. u. So. $4,000.
| glnna garroa on 3idman 6e Gri
man. S2273.
| Wnrgarst 9. Cooper an Wercdniil
3. uno 8. 60. $500.
! gbas. 9obn,er on SpriHg Garoe
8. uuo 3. go. $4,000.
Caroline Daener an 5arrp Dsi!eI
$3.50.
6. 6. 5arbins an Belle Greibsrl
$500.
/ gbas. 8. Dilion an Qlsaiant Riop
8. Ii. g. Co., S700.
5pispb Sdulie an GAIT gnb 9. 2
60, $500.
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ernHseiaeatb 0gsstbeien.
Gincinnati, 8. Suni.
Usue Snpptbefen.

Jee VI ~ y 9t u.
Ulorp u. 9unham an Srmonb. g.
unb 6. 60. $500.
gsorss 5irRtosb an 4ponbale 6.
unb y. SO. $500.
SuIia 9otmonn an 4lpba 9. uHb 6.
60. $500.
Glecnor q. Omen an Souibern
Ohio 6. unb =. 60. $500.
aouis GoIgers an Some 3. uno 6.
SO. $1,000.
6nrrn Ridisp on DieieIbs. $500.
Soiepb phiIips an Rsnoing Roob
g. unb q. 60. $500.
ylorence n. Gpons on 2oiper Waars
iet 6. unb 9. u. 60. $500.
aniprsnee 6. 6oean on Wiliiam s.
nDgan. $500.
Jrsp. 6. 5utin an Weit QorpOob
q. nne g. 60. $1,000.
0eoree W. 5oopensnrner an u.
MarD y. mnb 6. go. $500.
Deter alein on GIprence W. Jriebes
born. $3.50.
Selena 81 wt1guire on Wlnlireos
Quinn. $1,000.
fannie MeArthur an Gnterpriit 3,
unS 6. 4. 60. $4,000.
gsier alsin an College 0iu 6. unt
3. 60. $500.
Uiattis .. ROB on Waabifon .. q
Ro. 2. $3.50.
6. g. 6obbs on bieielbt. $1,000.
MoIisr 6. MGnn an bisislbe. $1,000
gntrprse Gumber Co., DelnDuye
an g]rDpinent 9. q. nnb 8. Go
$136, $50.
ManltpIm 6oItDn an Glarf Ctr. 6
unb 1. Co. $270O.
5obn %. Sadfon an 8. %. Dan
Gbas. gouns an ct. 1srnarb g
unD q. u. 60. $4,000.
gem. .. Gmptb an Gtur 3. y. gtO
! 3 Sc. $1,000.
ssas. SO. stenbaa an 9lorlpoob .
| unb 6. so. $500.
anna 1ienlann an RingsOlb 3. uni
6. Go. $1,000.
| almsIia Minb an Calhoun 8. un'
8. so. 5000.
| gbeo. apelfh an Drtnan MpeTi
8. unb 3. 60. $500.
Mnttpnp GMI0nisr an 0ttsral Z
nub ~ 81 e1oos
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Grpni Str, 162 Sub Ditlih pon eop'
| pin Muep. $3.50.
@nna aude an Waltsr Wliller. Sol
8 In QpdlonbsMpoming Smpropsmen'
Co.'S llnterobtbeilune in aotidRo. 81
QsinifreD Quinn an Salem =. Wtds
aaire, so bel 135 5ub an Der Sltlelts
BON Saptbprns aps. auI price Ssu
ISL a,
apbert 8. partinTon on bic Teunt'
ctr. 8aptiItentir9e. rs Gub on oel
GitIsite bon 8lenipnn ape., 226 Jiif
nornlich BON s. Str. $500.
1rsbsrid Gutr an grneitine Goll.s
l2s Sub an Semlod Strabe. 81.
Bm. R. Collins an Gertrude 5ol.
fton. Got 10 in 6. R. Smitb's erite'
| llntsrattb., Spbe part. 81.
0ep. gpung II. u. an 6barles
gounq, 40IuB on einc. unn Cartilage
8ite. $4,000.
SoTepb Webmert an Genrn ). 9Isi.
iina. S Strsifen qano in Wttatree'
5p. 81. :
emma Grumnbof on Nm. s
| Smnth, % SUB an alOtter aps. 81
souarb 8arlion an Glepes S.Wati
Got 81 in 6aber, garlion uno ano'
man unterabth. 81.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06
Gins BON Beihen.

.Wsein Grdulein, Jhr 4ntlis ifrdtlt
Dor folder Gliidfelisteit. bab ih alaus
ben mub. Sie bdben foeben ben 5auptz
treffsr ospoHnsn- posr abr 6sra per,
IessHi.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1912-02-03

We do job printing right kind
f. A. Shafer has resigned as
county surveyor.
Cleaning and Pressing neatly
done by Schenk a. Williams.
Clevenger pays the highest
market price for hides and furs.
All fun at Tonawama next
Friday night - "A Cheerful Liar"
Five hundred score cards and
pencils at The Times-Herald
Office.
J. F. Mahon is in the city. He
reports stock doing well in this
section.
A. Dunn will deliver good,
wild hay at your barn for $1,000
per ton.
Arthur Thompson and wife
were down from the saw mill the
first of this week.
A farmer east of Burns informs
us that the rabbits are not nearly
so plentiful as n few weeks
ago and is of the opinion they
have migrated.
The Harney Saw Mill. X. l..
Bunyard proprietor, now has on
hand a large amount of rough
and dressed lumber and can fill
orders on short notice. A good
road to the mill. Hurry orders
may be 'phoned in.
A. o. Faulkner and his brother
Charles NJ, accompanied by the
latter's family. arrived home yes
terday, coming over from Lake
view in Mr.. .faulkner's auto.
The brothers had just returned
from the family home in lndi-
ana where they had been called
to the sick bed of their father
whom they left convalescing.
They came by way of Lakeview
to bring c. M. Faulkner's family
ms they intend making their home
here. They had bad roads COM
ing over, the mud being quite
deep.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1912-02-03
Oregon Life Maintains It's
Wonderful Supremacy

On the first day of January,
1912, Oregon Life had s., 2l7 900
insurance in force every dollar
of 1t was Oregon business; no
other company did so much bust
ness IN Oregon last year; Harney
county furnished her share in
1911. But we are not satisfied
and intend to double the produc-
ton in 1912. If you are morally,
physically. mentally and fnanci-
ally able to carry insurance we
want your business.
+. c. EGGLESTON,
District Manager.