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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31

Sal. Grim an ieiner Stelle gum
Seteftip-S -Sergeanteu befOrOert.
aubere Gruennuugeu uno 9erieBnu.
gen i'm EOliseisGepartemeut.

0etsttio Sergeont Bernard Otz
ting Durbe geitern ais VahfOlger beg
3uriidgetretenen Qsutnants Gaftus
Dt. ISIiber gum 8oli5eiIelttnant er.
nannt; tDdbreno 9etettip Sal. Grim,
an SteQe Ctting's gum 9eteftiD.Sers
geanten befOroert purbe.
Qeutnant Stting bat benz 3eparte@
ment felt benz 20. Ottober 1886 ungez
bort. Gr purbe an 7. Sttober 1901
5um &orporal, an ). Ropenlbcr 1904
gum Sergeonten, unb 27. Wai 1912
gum Ieteftip. Sergeouten beforbert.
Der neue 0etettio Ssrgeant Gal.
Grim lit elmer ser, mas Die 1ienItjett
aubeldngt, Glte'ten Gebeimpoli3iiter
9epartemsnts. gr geborte gu ben me-
ni9en 9etettips, ipelfe bon Der segens
tpdrtiqsn Qominiitration nidt 3ur uni:
formirten Polt3ei 5uriitperIeBt Duroe
aeutnunt Bernard Stting puror
oem 2. 9iitritt 3ugstbei!t, pdbrenf
Qeutnant Wlth. aane pom 2. nah ben
7. 9iitrttt psrfest purbe.
Die tiir3li6 neuernannten aorpo:
raIe fpurben nahftsbenoen 8iitritter
3ugerpieien:
gonpan s. galbtpin mad bem 6
DiItritt; Wartin Rebtnger mad ben
| 7. 9iitritt; Sobn Weib mad oem 7
9iitritt; SObn Ret6ert, nah benz S
0iftritt; Sames grabamp, na6 ben
9. 9iItritt; Sobn Sssbo1m, mad ben
10. Iiitritt unb Robert 5btertnC
na6 bem 10. 1iItritt.
| Die foIgsrbsu aorporaIe purber
perfect:
Wiliam Dintleman, pom 9. gum 8
0iitritt; Sobn 6. gurran, pom s. gum
9. 0tItritt; 8, q. 5ones, pom 7. gun
6. 9iitritt; 0uitaps u. Qprens, BON
| 7. gum 8. unb Daniel U. Wloriaritp
pom 9. gum 8. 9iItritt.
/ Gubsrbem nubm Der qoIi8si6ef Qe.
fern bic na6itshenbsn 8erIeeun9er
bon Qoliaiiten Dor:
patrolmdnner: Soieph Shneiher
5. 9titritt. pon Der berittenen au
FuB polisei; 5rant 6olmsper. /. Gt
/ ftritt, bon Der bsrittenen our Subspo
| li3ei i'm 5. Oiitritt; Sheooore 5uber
I 5. Diitritt, Don Der bertttenen su,
Tufz qoliSei i'm !. 9iitritt; gBiQiar
9. RiIen, pom 2. mad bem I. Siitritt
Sacob Suen3sl, Dom I. mad Dem 2
9iitritt; Dan Utdhdn. pom 2. ndd
bsm 7. 9iitritt, uub WarItaQ 2ittIe
pom 7. nah Dem 2. Tiitritt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31
9raurise Gage.
Sunses 9idSden BON Canton, g,
mitteaos ano bnnsrig auiseiunosn

cscln Zeal, Elm t6 Sabre aItc5
Utaoden BON 1apton o., tuuroe lpat
am Ddontag aberb buugrig uro
frelntos lmo utittellos bon @m
Mepers, gto. 1893 Glarf Strobe, aif
einer StraBerbahuear porgeflmoen
unb aus Dsitleio ilir Die gtaht in ei.
nern &oitbaus an s. apenue unter9e-
braht. Ter sSnbaber oes aoitbnuieS
ntad,te geltern Worgen ole Bolisei AM
ole hiliIoie Gage oes> Rdod,ens aui.
meriidm, uno fie purbe sporldus
fla i'm Jrausnsefdnanib untergea
braft, Biz ibre iofort bsnd9rids
sistsn QnssbDrisen ucn iit h0s
rem laNen. Sola bebouptets, mad
Cincinnati getommsu gu isin, um
iih nnh sIrbeit um3itieheu. Carl
auhlmann. bon 9to. 767 IeIta aue..
lei ihr Better, ieoof babe lie oeuleI.
BEN rif,t finoen tonneg. gs itellte iit
heraus, ooB allhlmann iriiber in Dem
gennnnten Souie seipobnt. lid, ie6od,
am Samiiag perbetrnthet bate nn0
iih aeeenrpartig augeblih au' Der
Sod5eitsreiie beiinoet. Gs perlnutet
pon anSerer Seite. oaB rSola 3eat
rah Cincinnati sefommen mar. nm
lih bier NIT eiuem Dtanne, ben lie
bon Tapton aus fannie. sii perbeira.
then uno baB Der Ronn iie I'M Stih
aelaiien. reip. iib Dor ibr perborsen
gehalten babeG ioa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31
MuS benz Epli5eiseriHt.

9rsi itrsitenbs S6ubmafer. ipslhs
an Woutag Worgen, fpie bereits be-
rittst, beim 9oitenitsbsn i'm S6ubs
fabritpisrtsl psrbaftet porosn paren
tpurbeH eeitern untsr Der formeaenQns
tlage pes llnfugs Don Rintsr Stride
sur 3abIung Der Soften osrurtbeilt, je.
bod purbsn bic Strafen iofort iuTpen=
oirt. Der Rihtsr ertldrte auf biz
proteite oes Yertbsioisers RidoIas
4lein gsgsn oas 9orgsben Der poliSei
oab bic Streitsr auerbinss oas Re6i
bGttsn, goiten gu itsben, iih jsoot
hierbsi in ieber Siniiht oroentIih Su
bsnsbmsn uhb bic 9srtrstsr Der poli=
3sieeDalt nit Refpett 5u behanoeln
hdtten.
Die ReseriHnen 4ba 5rdncis uuS
Beatrice Heoleu, psi6e am Wontaa
abeno an Der 9eorge Strubs bsinl
Spiumrduhen abeefaBt pproen pus
ren, fpurben gu je $50 9slotrdfs unn
ben Soften perurtbeilt.
Der Heesr @olter Sdllee, pelher
'ih ieit einigen gBpben als .Sbleps
per" fir mshrers farbigs Rshtsantpdlts
in benz aorrioor Dor benz Ypltssiees
rihtsfaal bsrum3utreiben pfleste,
fpurbe 81 10 Sdgen 4rbeits6aus pers
urtheilt, neil sr oas 9elo, ipeId)ss ibn
BON elmer alientin sur ge3ahluns Der
anpaltsesbiihren iberseben pproen
mar. unteri4lasen bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31
Srauriges Coos.

Srnnf WorgaH, SO Sabre alt, nor
langen Sabren Qtitglieb oes 9oIisei-
0epartements lmo ipdter @irtb am
,FluBufer, rmtroc aeitern Roreen in
baIbgeldbutem unb abioIut biIfloie1n
3uItar0e in etnem Sanofpagen am
sSuBe Der Sll6lop StraBe Iieeenb DOT.
qeiunoen lInb nah Dem It1stii6en
Soipital gebrodlt, no iein 3uitan6 ais
beoenfIih be3eidnet tpurbe. Wtorgan
bate iett snei Sagen uno gedf)ten in
oem @agen eelegen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31
ztdotiidbe Somos
Sm Setraee BON S43S, 800 nit einem
Eramien5nidlna uOn S12,97O.65
perfanft.

Jn Der ItGDtiIten 2tuOitors DE
flee purDen geiteru Die 4ngebDte fiir
$438,5OO in itdOtiihen Bombs 9e6fFs
net, bic iGmmtIIGl an bic Jtrmen 6ielo,
GDngitreth 6c 50. uno 8reeO & 5ars
riIon, nelte Dos bo6ite 2lngebot gez
iteut butten, ijbsrtragsn DurDen. Die
pfferirtenprdmjen iinb b0ber als je 3us
Dor unD 8por beliefen Iit Die 2tn5ebote
fir 100000 qOIi3si Departments
8pnDs auf $102,80O, fir $4,000
Feuerpehr Iepartements Bombs
auf $142,G4O. fjjr $4,000 8eetman
Strubs 8erbeTerunQs Bombs auf
$31 1868, fir $51 900 Glj3Itetb Ctr
9erbefierunQ1 SDno2 ouf S52, ,428.
fir $4,000 2triteteroe &rantbeitenz
6oIpitaI gonos auf $25, $3.50, fir
$4,000 Reues 6oIpitaI Bombs auf
$56, ,3814O, uuo TIr $3T5OO be, ouf
$50, 9,135.75. Die GeIonlmt grGmieu
beIaufen it'd auf $l2.967.65.
9lnbsrs Jirmen, iUel6e 2lugebpte
eingersid! bQtten, paren: Rem 6irft
NationaI Bant OF Columbus, unio1
SQpings 8ant Ii. 2ruit 60, 5.-3.
g}otiOnot, atlas ytational, WIaper,
9eppe & Wulter, 0upies. Sertram &c
Co., German WattonaI 8ant, 2ibsrtn
ganting u. SaDings So, 2. glationol
9ont, Weil, Rotb & 60. Stacen &:
Braun UNI Central 1ruIt Il. Safe Des
p0iit 60, !. Rational 8ant bon Ror>
ppob, g., Giti3ens Rational, Weitern
German unb y. &. Gub & SO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31

Der friibere poIiaiit Dpisbt Gteb.
bins, ipelher Dor einissn Sagen Dor
ben 9eihDorenen oes Stleinbiebftdbla
i4ulbig befunben morben mar, tpuroe
gu 30 5aeen arbettsbaus, 5000 unt
ben aoiten psrurtbeilt. Ri6ter Grite
fproh fetH 8ebouern bartbsr aus, oab
er Elm friiberes Wtitglteb bes gpIi3ets
Departments noa benz 4rbeitsbduTs
f6iten miibte uno srtldrte, oafiir for
gen gu molten, bab Stsbbins i'm 5ps
ipital bes 4rbeitsbauies untergsbraht
lperoe, I'm tpetterbin auf fetnen 9ei=
ftesauitano beobu6tet 5u iperbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31

unbetannten ganf fteben bat, 3u sies
ben, fpurbe Der Gruu elm ginhdItss
befebl betpilIist.
Dora Wtaugolb, ipef6e Bon ibrem
Gatten Soiepb g. Wansolo, ben Tie
am 2. Suni 1904 beiratbets, auf S6eiz
buns pertla9t tpuros, unterbreitete cine
Gesentlage, tporin fie ielbit cine Sheis
oung, ioDie alimente unb bic Sbbut
iiber ibr ainb nerlangt. sic fiibrt on,
oab Der 9ldgsr iie oft brutal mibbans
belt uno getpiir9t uno ouh, bab sr ii6
odmit gebriiiiet babe. nit anReren
5rauen Berbdltniiie gu unterbdlteh.
Wm. Ut. Stirling retdte auf oie
Sheibungstiuge Isiner Satin Gatbes
rine Stirling eine Replit Elm, porin
er bic Qbpeiiung Der alage perlangt.
Gr madt seltenb, bab tie ibm oft err
tlGrt babe, sr iei ibr nur i'm Wege unb
oab iie ibm am IL. Suni 1912 einen
Stih in bic gruit perisbte. Nm 13.
Suli 1912 lub fis ipdbrsnb ieis
rsr temporGrsn abpeien1eit bic
gan3e 6auseinrittung uuf einsn Bos
gen unb perihiponb bamit auf gHms
meripisoerisbsn.
g 6aoenerab afdgen.
Panstta parter fiel am %. Wai D.
j., als iie an Der Gts Der 2oeuit Strus
Sc unb 5nglsiibe glaee porbeising,
ourh Elm iogendnntes .Wionnloh"
beiIsn 3edel ifabbaft mar, in bic Der,
tiefung unb Oerlebte fi6 berart, buB tie
trob mebrpohentliher dr3tli6er Be
banoluns nod INNER an ariiten 9es
ben mub. Nus bisfem 9runDe bat lie
cine aldgs iibsr $4,000 ssgsn bic
Stdbt Cincinnati angeitrengt.
Gbparb $. Ggeers giug am 9. Wui
1912 an oem glpmper Sffice~9ebduoe,
Wlain nabs Der 5. apsnue, poriiber.
ais BON bem 8al.on i'm z. Stodpsrt
iib elm itperer Stsin losI0ite uno uui
bic Strabs fisl. gssers tpuroe Don
einsm Der abgeiprunsenen Stiite Der.
art an has rehte gein getroffen, oub
msbrsrs anohen 5erIplittert tuurosr
uno sr beute nod lahm 9e6t. Snfolg.
bes unfaas, Der ibm nahe3u bds Sc.
BEN aetoitet bate, bat Ggssrs bic 81.
gsntbiimsr oss Gebduoes, Wtnnie 80.
| fer unb Qetpis RebbuH, uuf 3dbIuna
ron $1,000 psrtlugt.
Gonbitor fallirt.
Wm. 8. Qutmon, Elm aonoitor
oehen GsihdTt iih Po. 719 Central
ape., nabe Der s. Qpe., befinoet, nubu1
geiisrn infoIge flauen 0sf6dftssangs
uno bes 9rGnasus ieinsr 9ldubigs,
cine MISUNDERSTANDING an Wm
6artlen Yugb DOR. Die 2lttipd betra.
gen $1,000 unb Die pafipa $4,000.
RahIaB g den.
Marp gos6m lit gsitamsntsoollftre
dsrin Don Sobanu goebm; perIpnaIisr
500, 9runbeigsntbum $4,000.
gIiFforo 6. Wc9urp 1T Rahlaboer'
paItsr DON RoIs u. Risss; Grunp'
eigsntbum $8740.
gouis G. Wo6rfslo i'll RahlaBper.
palttr bon 5rsbsrid Wobrfslb; gerIos
naEien $500, 9runoeisrnthum $1,000.
Ssnrp Wunbt iebt feline 0dttir
Minuie Wunot BON Delhi 1orpnihil
CUR llniperTaisrbiu uno 1eitaments.
poqitredsrin elm.
Die Union Sopinss gant &:.9ruf
60. lit 5sitamsntsOouitrsderin pon9r
gbpin Rider Grseman; psriOuaIier
| $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31
Mns Der Etaotbaue.

aontrolbeb6rbe fpridt i:h gesen Deis
tsren Qntauf DON 6iigelabbdnSeu
fir partapete aug. - Die Be
biirfnib> >4nialt nabs peebles gors
ner als 8eri4tpenbung be5ei6net
- mirb porldufig ni6t in &ngrifi
aenommen neroen. 4Qerlei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31

an ibnen nebmsn fir bic Iestsn gsies
berlagen Dur6 Die Subs.
Der neue Shleuoerer Gugen Dloore
msIoete ii6 geitern bstm 9duptltns
S'0op gum 0ienite. Gr 1T Elm 9ers
tules bon @eItoIt uub bat bisber pdbs
renb bieIer SoiiOn in elmer uHterges
prnneten QidQ brilliant aeiplelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31

Seute Ratmittas meHsn ii6 uniers
. yReos" nit ben Rep Yortsr rRiefsn"
IN benz erf ten Spisle elmer fiiuftGeigen
Serie. Wenn ibnsn Der 5immsl in
oieien admpfen nibt sndbig lit, bann
tperben uniere Sunsens oort Ghrsds
lihes erIeben, benn 5duptling Wcs
Grop unb feline GtbleteH polsn Raas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31

GnbIih elm Sieg fir bic
,Reos" mad 7 Nisoerz
ldeen.

Gsitsrn Rnhmittog fam in 9rootz
Inn bas pisrte uno leBte Spiel bieIer
fir bic .Rsbs" 10 unsIiitlifen Serie
gum Iustrug. 5ur Cincinnati be-
bieutsn Suggs unb McGsan oas 8es
Ihiis gsaen Ragon uub WifIer fir Die
nSuperbas". Sm Z. 9ange puroen
Die beioen S6lsubersr ourh Benton
rsip. Staat abgelDft. Sn bieiem
9ange trot Better, Der i'm linten S5eIoe
nisoer burh Den Gutaner Wurians
nertrsten mar, fir Suges am Bat elm.
0as Spiel puroe auf beioer Seiten
nit grpBer gnergie ausgetdmpft uno
tonnte erit i'm II. 9ange CUR Gntiheis
ouns eelongen, als Suggs etnen 3peiz
bdfieen Srsffsr maGte uno ourh Mar
fans 5reffer nit oem getpinnenoen
2aufe CUR 5eimbois beforbert purbe.
uniere Suneens mahtsn II 5reffer
gegen II uno 4 syehler gegen febler>
frsies Spiel. 5obliseQ unb Cyan pas
rem uniere beiten Shldesr nit 3 be3p.
2 5reffern, barunter 3pei breibafigs
bss Griteren. Suges unb Benton
ianbten Z 2uftid6lsr our 8ont gsgen
A Der Gesnsr uno oerihentten nur 3ipei
5reipdiie CUR eritsn gaie ssgsn 4.
Gang beionoers erfrsuli6 mar es, oaB
5obIiBsa uno Cyan pister tiittig am
Bot paren. Sobnitons uub Gafpn
paren Sbieosrihter.
R RpTuItr her npSt ;oep
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31

RINnER atta0ment nit Goru 5arosfter
"a bhh f6netoet unb baufi dif pen
GGrneiter obcr gStHrUfp. GtaHn lHe Rfero
fdHebet Hno f1biittelt ebcufp nit etTen 0nrHs
gimber g3tro in epeut Staat 0erfGuft. 1rei3
$40 9S, 9 burton BON SSobHSlomn, Gpl1.
idrclht: Ser SuroeTter urbeitet 10 ME stc
bebauptcu. Sr Crfpartc mir fiber s25 an At'
beitsirdft Iebies ,JahT hCim &OrHidnci6efl. 5tn
iChnttt mebr ais 500 Sthods, made 4 Suihsls
Corn 5uu Sdod" 3eugruiie uHe 8atdloJ
fire., ItbIhWuR bee 0aroCiiers aeiaeHb. Aes
GrDetR 9iig. 60, Sulius, suHiaf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-31
Die anbere Stfte.

XIX u W NbtNs
4t.ie R.per, bic Don ibrem 0atten
CHARTS Meper auf Sheibuns pertlast
fporben iif. bat geiierr cine Replif uno
0esentlage ouf gllimsnte sinsereitt.
Gie gibt bic, am q. DECEMBER 1906
erfolste 6eirnih su. pernsint ober ale
ssssu iis erbobsnsn gsihulbisunssn.
8<ssl. bsrienissn Isboh. paB Iis ibren
Mann am Ia. Mni 1912 IN bic S6uls
ter sei4cisn bdbs. behoupt.i lie. bab
bies in G<lbtpertbeieisuns seffxben
isi. Gr Eel an bem 1ase, ipie iibli6, to.
tai bstrunitn nnh 6auie setommen.
babs fis mibbanbelt uno ihlieblih uuf
bic GirdBs gsidst. CT Jet ibr sefolst.
bate iie au Hoben geidiagsn unb se>
brohi. fis su ertpurgen. grit baHn babe
Tie. neil fit ibr 2eben In Defdbr pdhns
te. BON benz RepolDer gebraud ses
mdda. Sic fsi perbaftsts, aber am
ndnRsH Gage i'm poliseiseridt frei.
selprodxn iporben, nls Der Rihter ben
7bdibeItonb srfuhr. Gbenio fii5st
lie an. bnb fie ibn nar bebrobt babe,
tpenn er ktrunfen mar unb lie suerfi
nneriff. 4ut babe er Tie. trobbsm .r
tinen guien Qobn perbitnt, In grcber
Meife pevaoHl6iist. I'm i6n su pers
binbvrH. ieia Gsle. bds ~ bel fiusr. ihr
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-01

r. W. eRsINARD
Posnoffice address. Canon City.
Colo.
Place of residence, 1912 Rudd St,
Canon City, Colo.
Place Of business, Canon City.
Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-01

GEORGE ANDERSON
Pcs1 ffice address, Denver. Colo.
Place OF residence. 2312 East 3rd
Ave, Denver, Colo.
Place of business, 1912 East 3rd
Ave. Denver. Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-01

WiLGUR FLETCHER STEELE
Postoffice address, University Park
Denver. Cello.
Place of residence, 2161 South
Josephine street, Denver, Colo.
Place of business, University CT
Denver. University Park. Den
YER. Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-01

FRANK D. CATtIN
Postoffice address, Montrose, Colo.
Place of residence. Montrose, Colo.
Place OF business, Mcntrose. Colo.
CLYDE C. DAWSON
Postofiice address. $50 Equitable
Building. Denver. Colo.
Place of residence, 1911 Race St,
L.snver. Colo.
Place OF business. $50 Equitable
Building, Denver, Colo.
MARY e. MILLER
PSstofiice address, Lafayette, Col.
Place Of residence. Lafayette. Col.
Place of business, Lafayette, Col.
JOHN F. SHAFROTH
Postofflce address, State Capitol
Huilding, Denver. Colo.
Place of residence, 1887 York St.
Denver, Colo.
Place CT business. State Capitol
Building, Denver, Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-01

HENRY M. SEYlER
Pe stofIioc address, 2O67 S. Pearl
street, Denver. Colo.
Place of residence, 2067 s. Pearl
street, Denver, Colo.
Place of business, GIG Gas & Elec-
tric building, Denver, Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-01

THOMAS J. ;DOWNEN
Postoffice address, 71-73 Opera
House Bldg, Pueblo, Colo.
Place of residence, 423 w. 18th
street, Pueblo, Colo.
Place CT business, 71-73 Opera
House Bldg, Pueblo. Colo.
ALFRED r. FISHER
Postoffice address, 1882 18th Ave,
Greeley, Colo.
Place of residence. 1882 11th Ave.
Greeley, Colo.
Place of business, Greeley, Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-01

U. S. SENATOR. LONG TERM (sIx YEARS.
Vote for OneD
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-06
CITATION NOTICE.
I'm Court Of Probato.)

The State of South Carolina,
County Of Oconee.-By D. A. Smith,
ESD, Judge OF Observation-Disclosures
Sarah Ann Stone has made suit to
me to grant her Letters Of Admins
tration CT the Estate Of and Effects
Of J, H. Stone, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and
admonIsh Ill and singular the kim
drcd and creditors Of the said ].
II, STONE, deceased, that they be
end appear before me, in the
Court Of Probate, to be held at Wal
hallA Court House, South Carolina,
on Nriday, the Sth day Of March,
1917 after publication hereof.
at II o'clock in the forenoon, y
show cause, If any they have, VII
the said Administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
21st day of February, A. D. 1912.
(Seal.) d. A. SMITH,
Judge of Probate for 0conee County,
South Carolina.
Published on the 2Sth day of Feb
ruary and 9Th day Of March, 1912, in
The keowee Courier, and on the
Court House door for the time pre-
scribed by law. 9-10
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-06
"sAGE TEA" AND "BROoM SAGE"
Are veil Known, But Usage Of Rich
land' is Il Revelation.

Richland, March 2.-Editor Keo-
wee Courier: We have been very
much amused, edited and entertain
ed in reading that little three-cor-
nered tilt between your most amia
bic correspondents Of Bounty Land,
Richland and Seneca. Now, we wish
to record it as our deliberate and
mature conviction that your CORES
pondent from Richand, in the last
issue OF The Courier, in which he so
ably discusses the Sage of Rich
land distances all competitors and
Justly wins.thc palm Fo" wit truth
and Ella ssjc beauty that little gem IS
ungurp0Saed i'll The art Of letters.
Think Of that coy best tornGr, tie
cheerful fireside, a clean hearth, Il
bright light, fuli stomach, Fat
pocketbook and a good mayazine.
Ye gods! That car Of corn, thou
sands of fodder, two COWS month
good Jersey butter! This brings us
to leafy June. and love, and light
dresses, and shady hooks where the
sage doth rest, while others toll and
dig for fat-back and pone corn bread
AN debts are paid" and "plenty
left!' Is this Goshen or the Land of
Canaan. with milk and honey and
all good things? Blessed state!
Even Moses could only view that
country from afar, but was never
permitted to enter therein.
The Sage Of Richland! How de-
llShtful Is the sound thereof. 1t calls
to mind Mount Vernon and Month
cello, and some would even dare to
hint that Thomas. Ga, could boast
wise man in one Tom Watson But
Richland! 1t is glorious! ! want to
throw down the pen, toss my hat,
unfurl Old Glory and yell and scream
as no mortal ever dared to scream
and yell before. We knew we had
broom sage and sage tea, the sage
that you grind into sausage meat,
but the Sage Of Richland is reve-
laton
Here's wishing the Sage Of Rich
land" long life and full share OF
continued happiness. May his fire
never burn low. nor his eye grow
dim; may his cattle continue to in
crease and his corn hold out; may
his fodder keep sound and each and
every mule make ten bales OF cot
ton, (whcther they have any horse
help or not: may that cotton never
sell for less than 12 cents per pound:
may his children and his childrcns
children rise up to call him blessed!
All this-and this is not the half we
would bring to him for his many
good qualities, but especially for be-
ing the source and substance OF the
brightest jewel that ever sparlled
in the diadem OF literary endeavor
since Adam first clothed himself in
Zig leaves and winked his eye at Eve
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-06
N0WCE or FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given that the
undera!&ncd will make application
to d, a. Su h, Judge Of Probate for
Ocones Nopnty, in the State of South
Carolin; al his office at Walhalla
Court llUnSe, on Monday, April /,
l912.tt. ri o'clock q. III, or as soon
f,r@3. y5 as said application can be
b caro-, for leave 10 make final settle
nent Of the Estate Of w r. OUTS,
deceased. and Obtain, iinal discharge
as administrator Of said estate.
w G, MOORE, Administrator.
February 2S, 1912. 9-12
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-06
WORTH $500, o,ooo-wHo is HE :?
Woman Offers $1,000 to NJ. G. Long
to "Gct Him" for Her.

M, G. Long, Esq, Of Walhalla, has
received peculiar letter from wo-
man in Georgia who wants to land"
a man "a years old and worth three
hundred thousand ducks" for a hus-
band. We omit the name of the
place in Georgia from which the let
ter was written and postmarked, and
the name Of the writer. With these
omissions the letter is as follows:
-----, Ga, Feb &c, 1912.
"Mr. M. G. Long-Dear Gentle
man: | have heard so much about
your detective work until would be
glad to get you to help me in case.
! guess you will think it a very
strange one. I'll tell you what it is.
Il know an old gentleman n
years old He is worth three hun
dred thousand dollars. He wants to
marry, so | hear. | have met him
once, and he seems to be very'nicc
indeed.
Il am young girl of 21. will
marry him If can get him.
Now, don't think it would do
for me to go to him myself. What
do you think Of me sending some
W
could get him for me? What do
you think Of such a case as that? If
you Will take the case up and get the
old man for me | will pay you not
less than one thousand dollars. He
lives In one Of your near cities.
You can write me your opinion
on such case and then | will tell
you who he is and all about every
thing. | will be in S. G. in few
days. You can address my letter to
---------, S. G..
Hoping to hear from you by re-
turn mail, Yours sincerely,
"(Miss) ---.
"P. ST. will ask you not to say
anything about the matter"
Mr.. Long did not say anything
about it-just showed us the letter.
" 'T'is leap year, you know" and the
''young girl Of 21" should, we think,
stand on her rights. Why should
she not "get him" herself and save
the thousand?
But who Is this gold brick?"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-06
One w eek Only
WHICH SHALL IT BE-?

Do you intend to continue labor
ing, burning valuable fuel and de.
stroying high priced food with that
old worn-out cook stove?
You know that old stove eats up
n lot Of fuel each year.
You know you have trouble in
getting it to bake Just right, in
fact. spoil batch Of bread every
once In a while-yOu know 1t
costs considerable for yearly re-
pairs.
Stop and think and ngurc.
Wouldn't 1t pay you to buy
good range--a range with repu-
tation---.
The Great Majestic MnIlcable and
Charcoal Iron Range?
You make no mistake in buying
the Great ajestic-it's the range
with tho reputation--ask your
neighbors. Then, too It's made
just right and OF the right kind of
material Malleable and Charcoal
lron-riVeted together practically
air tight-lined with pure asbestos
board--parts being malleable
can't break-has n movable reser-
voir and an oven that don't warp
that's why the Majestic uses so
little fuel, bakes just right every
day In the year (browns bread Just
right all over without turning),
heats Is gallons Of water while
breakfast Is cooking--properly
handled lasts a lifetime, and costs
practically nothing for repairs.
Don't buy the range you expect
to last lifetime "unsight unseen"
you'll be sure to be disappointed.
Como to our store during demon
stration week, see the Great Males
tic--have It's many exclusive fea-
lures eXplained-flnd out why the
Majestic Is 500 per cent stronger
than other ranges where most
ranges are weakest.