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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-10
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fci Ut ,m Ticni.cl ocyt cins:iun.
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q. g,aipug:' nlii HEo olrlUl lru'
III ben u1ljhcN Tcitrllt,Ciien Die
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Iiht2 Notamt ioIGle. Aat oic't oano.
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tlo.iitcN Ghy,tcN IN 'slRtm tSnttts.
bluit NJ lbtll riyotu. Rdb etyieIbel
yibtrit etr Ntu 0cntyolpilly mob ti'
pllt lGo,tt Der EImurisruNl al Die
HUt 5cmunor, ,httu bIsbtylstu El'tr
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NtUt mo ;uT Nu4oautr UMunitIno.
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Tas Nit"i,, Wdtts Ole UtGt oie-
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SsirItNisuna Der it1r sablrtltta w.
iuher. es war aut iur sIQts aui
oas @tlit ssicyst woretn. icnaB slNt
ttt dUs,uthmt uuo iyosll5. Stun.
otn opyt ptrbrlt,tn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-10
C:ius tiiarHnns fir 3iiijosr.

N6brre eeS bsitsr Nt.;trs III een
5eurtgmcrattr lam i;iy eis iIeinen Sinecs
uidi acnul Soyeiil auetgaHet Iperetu. I'M
ne 20; GneensG Gsuubd III 'Susen. Se'
wetn.it 1T ~ Egg u1ihIa. Sem S,net cine
Soic GATOR Eel VI dsbtr, aM rsCno sIrs
liapgaruui in etn GirlClet,oen auf'uaeesn
eBttrdud u Sue ,t,p Su0pJ.n. 'oreerR asetn
Sic Sos s.tMo0tiat SaiiaT Ssl une lessa
Sic ~, cak es irIia n. "a rar,tees Ctl
egere5en uns msre Samer,sn periEia9t.
@ennn has he @vsarms U,ti hstuhie,, sees1
eie GtamheldiuS StIbWet, enoltra une
rur6Ea1 &seu;u rne sarr e,ns Ipie
Gaitcr Ctl uno eiC Sraafbet, piro IN ihrsw
Sesluut aeeemmi ure ale lsiahr rrriHlceeR.
0aiicr Ssl ane eiSIeS astisI icaien 'oiori
ssiofai weresI uao ,ua 1uaenellthtsn
stbrauCb ieTiia isin iobaIe saS trl,e 3eirts
psa iunsgen Observation-Disclosures bestnnt.
CieieS III be erjOIarriai;s ceedneIuna,e,e
ssiana. III uue Sx ipnaen ii4 NIT gtstitui
exrtraaeu, itlhI. In Stolera Salsn learaai
rsrlaNcu. 3nH Ess.sai tti 8. s 6rttst q
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-10
Ceifcntliher $crtNuf.

SD otr llnitr;titnttt muot an Irn.
ucritlg 0;n "a, Nuguit, 1905 'ct.
acuots Gi9Mtbum al Den gitlltlicttus
oru otr,dUltn: ,3udititl. l. 0nuo
buh : 3abr all, | 5uatcICl / Saby
. gIcndtc all g. SanO mo ! Sou
bob, | "ltnut,n > quite g,btiscit!, }
quito aybciispictoc. 80 stud : bout.
born. &iuNpitb , , 6Gm g3dgcuS. /
Sulal. | "Nad, giierNt Cjtitirt uuo
oQr 6asm picyatbtaitru, Nnu3 uuo
GabtumObtI, "acpytktca" mo icBtf
Ntu, iowit aoru.
Ntoin0UU9tn Mllc Summen un,c
$500 Snnr. Nh Sumnrn bon $500
lmo aulwdria. ,piro riur ersbli bon {
9Ronaten aui Note init 9uttr Sldtt.
belt 9,9sben, Rabaii bon 8 Ytreui fiji
N0ar
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-10
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Iiteu 4. ., yrtbttu uno Srhu.
ltta H'i',e Girpcubrct ynl mfrblaha
scanttH ito lm Gamnaa IN yma.
n'rmaar BGrmlrn pou Gcsle;swa
gno yta. @tjGawtttr con 9tfnptalia
ppbn;,n ON samitnR otr Gounin Ia!r
yc;'ammlanl bti.
Ser GHr,b0 stytaui:t i.ireu Ga
31a mo }c9 H11 5rtcbHg.
80. eouyi 1t tisi, Mot't tn ct.
aaa.
4a 5narog nor yisi gVa,,f
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it lHni4t.
.so!1sNo, %ryisNn n1ltA am g2ol.
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StE,i5. i2rant ,iobarucsneucg. 8eyt.
Q.dHnsns,. 3. Es't;r. germ. S4,eg.
sers. Niartl1 gooc, Q.tcy Getm1au.
6brIn. @tne.oer. ur0 2eitr Qa,..a.
eth <ecrglalia, 1nc Nrog. N.trr
2ooC Nm. Uab Sitpb. 9oc,. 81.
l!t.or3ynnt. bon Tpt @m. 99M.sl.
$50. &reot., Qeym. Rtdl3tH. DgA
Nnrl uno ftyo. QI5.etI Fit'3uu.
tain lo'epb iiini uuo y. cutais.
poG N,:o. $40. &cete;l. uao ,joc.
Giiotbyda9 MN frCrJmq ..ro.
1,reN, "a" z, ltomcs Hn. No.t.
al acU Qcs!WcwG.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-10

G,uf iIe,ut Nori,t, wal ,Nrea area9
l,6en frlttI trigaguu S.>crHaGU, sG r,
'jtt ,ur sit1ci ma li G53m.G.alr'g ,tltW5t
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Sam 9eTlapi tsl s. B. it1,,. Ale.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-10
pOtaIc9.

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iib BET &tuaaoteu in 8iatcuaioun
auf &tlu&.
Ecy iuu8c rcrr Gomao geraon
III 1Gmnu0 ron GliIlitrthe. aPo. lHs
pitu Ire Srim ,urlitacltlrt.
-S.r 0eymllM Yotmann uno
ojtn0blm D,n aptljtOmn morCn an
Nlttw.h putaiic pt1cn tir.
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otntu Scu,hD, 9cN Rotigtcmn eIles
oi9;r S1al,as aotdi!e bier,
-6tu 0ayo y smt9r lobt Et
hon otu &aumHE-.u 0OritcnNtl
grDs. cu reuts 98oEa. ru4 auF'ubrcn.
sri. Gluit gi0y.an. Bic oui tur;e
3tit tjaii jay;r G,tra lHaa %eywaa0Ie
nat, ;9iyo @3m'taQ 9oa 81 Epuls
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ba" ron &utao'.l ltireN nc O.
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merotn mn otT et,rn Gtltt ltiH
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am ltIecn ldat tmt NlrllouvA Srno'
web.
Nm Spdt,r,mu r,rhrn am I'm.
u,yhoa ben |; ?lu1. Nrrmr,m 9otI.
mann mn Satin Ibre f,lhrrre Nnb.
a, 80, 4.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-10

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uEay a S,etR fsa@st > ess1g IT a-5sn Sfld"
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e-i Sasrs .sr. p,; .tys &c '9a ass sariIa
S1ensasu s =i Sen 9sgs,uststa u S'r4rnsn srTsH
EtcSgst.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-10
Satreatl lin 1908.

Nl3uatt &C.. no3 oc sat slwouut'
liA Ogrluagt. III, 0tlulh 1ttI tic
i Ntpua,c I'M W,brout Uab eO1t& B,
uuo 'lt ltbm 'o.atncttGj2Ho Go@ q
auRu 5Htaati. 'SlH, Nc-, N
and iuy =aac c,t iut Ilgln .(oa,,
aus ,iub. dNWUopay. uuc % o,t @L
gou,icr 6irrm mItans iuuQc otrla9.
lM. iMh ,pU G,gUanQeN 01.'.lbt }u
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Is, !. tctMl y 80.
-Git ttyrnr0iat NIlH.r 81. GIa.
"a Nfut, 3. ccuUa! Communicates ctg
5trlitcyn lty lioul Game, III
@lmitog Morgtn I'm . il4r - Min
III Mh.waU!te ron - MpN1.c .In1tn
v,iotg Ourt ota loo ylyr w,,Ctn.
mar aud Z 9dtrt lana = (Uml-
NU Fyooj"iaI' Ctsrjn pcH &Nli-
moyt. Sm Sabre l>J9 pay9. Nut
lar CLARA il; tenn Wtuc,li.a6p,tll g0U
N}lirdilttt ais gCaGr2.'GoWmtNGrjl,,
ais 9l1tiolSitm Der tluy. M}uItty
emthnr, crgabu, 9byr H,jse wUr.
{, am TjUhaG an' tcr Ey'elalit 81
GlmopH rty &rll Ubtya,t,a.
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Ncnr9 >tmibi nit 6dmlIlclttgt .ar''
lib yaa NuyN GGrilu %Oer ndlyill
aa ;.t @,aoi 0lnHtNet JGJp. gM
GaMlia3 Atcuo wUrot otm uNrn
Gu,scy ron Ocr g9c'ipt1Ia EilIItdr
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i,a ottity Au's Ntis btoluIlr. Vii
IaUItN al!dE litb cree I,Np1 ubt
Qlu itju -- cr btGltltstt Die ,&ano N
Die GtG9t mo bitB Don &rib %oyl.
mtNcr en- Gts" Bon MiouittIv De-
br0u lnllto.u, woyda " .tbtN Il tlt
gliI3litou Oct NllIIiaru mo al, Mn
,vimetn einla. Hadocm 9lit cy'
'uiAt, nGlm II oU Ht'yQitai; amy
!Mion uu Ct tin wglityca GaB alj0Q.
len htb. WgOUrb Der EWt uo.IllGunlg
lcloibi wurcs. @ur Stmlot III ms
ols %Nrscr mlIIlrwmtn GNo r@nihtn
,uII lbm aui ltIUCr ihoAcN 6aym 0en
bti,tn 6tiolQ.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-10
9inssiEli.

8dIitaitotm Ct Bic pe.sitA irua
emelanasu. gum @tr,b beshaiil; /. 60.
nun thuutu Si, mia Ouh alHn np4
raiitrul@
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-10
Iucr Wucnscht mcht Gin eiOen
Dcim'

gGW bittcn sud sic i,IratNhcI rH tisr Nm III tlHtA St
brcu GOuics i'm SGntr StraS III rancu, no Nl3 Sma tn
auacarhmr D0 irirc thtn md Wo NA@ VlnS rHet t|ps
reitru Suht nas crcOtal We9cu trtl III SStThs prSr
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-10
q. Milcs'
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prSrgikt III e'arsr siarura gpraflr.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-10
Sabrvreis, $500 fir Die &umOreiie.

Nss n S1i sSauu Gr'ias SihTa:su plus = 10
e. sla an Sr 2ss7 oSlts s szs
S4lcz Sgas sytrsd So rs1 Ncs SrtTasts ST H-' q
pasgsa e,a rn Set si ea @s SEe
sss ss,,rsssu sanss snou
.scueu EsEas ,hTH es-sta IND essr On ega
tea sti eaat vrsiss;;aR IIeaes basss uEs.
ssssEr zas.uHH zsfali sts tgpts.ieH suSrs elasiss
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-10

I: N.-.,,a~. E~airy,. c:a
@cao- aac 5;3et.eits u - Isl SO.
Inc 4"1s.ot ~ 5tr. ..t.isa S.E:t5cs
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-10

-ccrt Guiriu g9tisoOri iauiis IT'D
oitisr 2aes bon pcrru StnIp Senmel
ein neues :. 8u9gt' III Gem a. htm
|, Selipielc fat altt gspphncr oss
| Sido,6sns (esn 3sitnassiarubtr aus
AleBpmmsr) fclsero. on ben Scnn.
Hinean4miiiassn tinm auSilh9 mis
kane 80 urtsrntbmrn ashtnlt.
--6rl. glufna 6sloiempl wtIts
ttias Ncte bel hiSii0eu 6rtunbtn peiI'
is. btpab Ilt btulr iibsr 6rstbura nab
glemd. Sn Ntlua irilo has Stau.
sin eint gCtt @ai itrtr @atisT iein
ino bdnn wise,r suriidltb,sa nan
} Il. epnis unb mis frlber ben Saus-
lalie bee bc4m. Sudsniisin opyiieben.
Etl. si,sis gisp,abred bssIsitsis lie
10 6stbura.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-07-01
Thc smnIIent NIIcrnbe.

The smallest object yet recognized
under the microscope is the bacillus
Of pleuropneumOnia In cattle. This is
one-tenth of a micrOn, or about one
two hundred and fifty thOusandth
of an inch, in size, and stiH smaller
microbes, aS yet unseen, are supposed
to be associated with smallpox, hydro
phoba and the horse sickness of South
Africa. Two years ago two Germans
devised a means OF increasing the visi-
bllity Of minute objects by immersing
them in glass so as to admit of lighting
from the side. This process has been
greatly simplified by French micro
scopists, and a new view of the in
finitely little is promised as the next
scientific sensation
Rock Island Argus., 1905-07-01
Sued by His Doctor.

"a doctor here has sued me for
$3.50, which l claimed was excessive
for a case of cholera morbus," says r.
White, of COachella, Cal. AT the trial
he praised his medical skill and medi
cine. | asked him if it was not Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy he used, as | had good reason
TO believe it was, and he would not say
under oath that it was not" No doc
tor could use better remedy than this
in case of cholera morbus, it never
fails. Sold by all leading druggists.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-07-01
Ten Times Easter.

1t is ten times easier to cure coughs,
Group, whoOping cough and all lung
and bronchial affections when the bow
els are open. Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar is the original laxative
cough syrup. Gently moves the bow
els, and expels all cold from the sys-
TEN. Best for coughs, colds, Group,
whooping cough, etc. Remember the
name, "Kennedy's," and see that the
red clover blossom and the honey bee
is on the bottle. Sold by all drug
gists.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-07-01
NEW TELEPHONE RECEIVER.
1t is IA Photograph which Records
All Messages.

The disadvantages inevitable in tele-
phoning have been partially overcome
by an instrument of foreign make.
though the general serviceability of
The device has not been demonstrated
by usage in this country. according to
The Worlds Work. 1t may be describ-
ID as an ordinary telephone with a
phOnOgraphic attachment.
While Mr.. Jones IS I'm his office the
attachment is not in use, but on going
out lie connects it with the telephone.
When some one calls for Mr.. Jones
over the telephone the Photographic
responds something after
This fashion: Mr.. Jones is not in.
This is n photographic receiver speak
ing. Kindly give me your message and
I Will repeat it TO him on his return
On coming in Mr.. Jones sees from a
signal that a message is waiting him.
He takes the receiver. and the phono-
graph delivers the messages perhaps
there are many that have been con-
Gded to it.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-07-01
VnanaNerabIe.

Maiden Aunt-CaroIine, you don't
know how 10 train children. I've been
noticing how you deal with Johnny.
Nine out of every ten injunctiOns you
lay upon him are ''don'ts."
Married Niece-Why, Aunt Abigail.
nine of the Ten Commandments are
don'tsw-Chicago Tribune.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-06

Attend the opening on 3rd. Ave. then visit Forbes New fiano Parlers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-06
SHORTAGES FOUND
 IN TALLAPOOSA C. L. Porter Owes the State
 $124889 J. P. OLIVER IS CENSUREi E... Sedberry Reports That MT. Oliver Has Paid Out $25o.21 to Teach
 CTS Without Au- thority.

Montgomery September 5.-(SpecIal)- Assistant State Examiner G. F. Sedberry has checked two officers of Tallapoosa county short with the state. They are c. L. Porter, tax collector, held to be due SPAS. .S9, and J. P. Oliver, superin- tendent of education, charged with S251 21 paid to teachers without authority. Mr. Porter did not make settlement with the auditor In July as he should, and his books were checked up. He told Captain Sedberry that he would be here today to make everything good, but so far has not turned up.
 The account will now be turned over to the auditor, with that of MT. Oliver. repay all that Is found to be duo.
 The report of Captain Sedberry to the governor was as follows:
 Now Owes the State.
 q find that MT. Porter failed to make final settlement with the auditor dur ing the month of July for the taxes due the state for the year 1904, as required by law, and that he now owes the state on account of the regular assessment for the year 1904. $l13O55. He also owes the Sldl6 9Oo.lf ldA COlltCltQ Dy Hliil dlu ic- ported as taxes in litigation the year be- fore and which has never been paid to the state. l further find that in report ing his collections of interest on taxes collected after the first day of January, 1905, which said report was made at the end of January, 1905, the collector report ed only $25.24 interest collected, when as a matter of fact his actual collections of interest for the state was $90 fl. leav- inc a of 4fk IT intornSt cD1tppffd bV him for the state which he did not report at all making total indebtedness to the state by Mir. Porter of SPAS. .S9, which was due the state and should have been paid on July 1, 1905, and to which should be added interest from the date last named to the date of payment"
 Report on MT. Oliver.
 Of MT. Oliver the examiner says: TT find that MT. Oliver has proper vouchers for all disbursements by him of the school fund except as hereinafter stated: To the teachers herein named, MT. Oliver has made overpayments for the amounts placed opposite each name. That Is to say, he has paid them the amounts named in excess of what they were entitleh to-. as shown by their reports filed for the time mentioned. For the fall list and statement of this see Exhibit A, made a part of this report. The total amount thus charged are $250.21, which amount Is now due the state by MT. Oliver.
 These are the names charged with be- ing overpaid by MT. Oliver: J. M. Gar lington, J. W. Samuels, Fife Watkins, s. F. Lawrence, Daisy Chambliss. Lula Anderson, J. T. Carpenter w. c. Walls, J. S. Ware, Lula Lavender, G. w. Benson, J. M. Burnett, Pearl Nelson. Lucy Bur ton.
 All the other officers of the county are given a clean bill and compliments by the examiner,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-06
EASTERN STAR ID
 MEET NEXT FRIDAY Mrs. Sam Foley is Now Worthy
 Matron TO ATTEND CONVENTION Drivers of Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway commlssary Go Out on Strlke-Were Not Pleased
 With Shipping Clerk.
TO ATTEND CONVENT TON

Pratt City, September 5.-(Special.)- Anna seay chapter. Order of the East ern Star, will meet in regular session at the Masonic hall in this city next Friday night and will transact business of im- portance.
 Mrs. Henry Donaldson, worthy matron, having removed from this city, Mrs. Sam uel Foley, associate matron, has suc- ceeded to the position temporarily, and especially desires that all the members of the chapter attend the meeting Fri day night.
 The lodge will participate in the grand lodge, which convenes in Ensley at an early date, and plans for this conven- tion are to be discussed at the meet ing
 A Small Strike.
 The five white drivers for the commis- sary of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway company at this place went out on a strike yesterday morning and some little difficulty was experienced for a while in securing men to take their places.
 It Is said that the strike was caused by the appointment of a man as shipping clerk to succeed Will Williams, who re- , gently resigned, who was objectionable to the drivers.
 A Business Meeting. A business meeting of the members of the First Baptist church has been called for tomorrow night at the church. The object of the meeting is to consider the calling of a pastor to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of the Rev. J. A Hendricks
 It is desired that all members of the church be present. The meeting is called for 7:30 o'clock and will adjourn in time for prayer meeting. Notes and Personals. Rose R. Snow of Pratt City and his cousin, Hewett Snow of Ensley, will leave Monday for Greensboro, where they will enter school. The Rev w. T. Stokes, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church at this place, has returned from Altoona, where he held quarterly conference for the Rev. D. c. Beltz.
 The ball given by Waneta tribe No. !, Order of Pocahontas, at the city hall last night was success and was greatly en- joyed by all present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-06
BIount County.

The books of the following officers or Blount county were found correct and all monies paid over properly: ex-Probate Judge IT. H. Davidson, Probate Judge J. F. Kelton, ex-Circuit Clerk J. F. Kelton, Circuit Clerk H. c. McPherson, Sheriff E. c. Aldridge, Tax Assessor Al. c, All good, Tax Collector R. Nation, Superin- tendent of Education o. A. Steele.
 It was shown by the books of the tax assessor that the property of the county Is given in at about 50 per cent of its value and that the valuation this year will be $250,O00 more than last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-06
D. E. Thomas Is Dead.

Tuscaloosa, September 5.-(Special)- News has been received here from Gold Field, Nevada, announcing the death of D. E. Thomas. From what can be learn ed it seems that MT. Thomas has been dead since the Fourth of July. but his brothers and sisters here have just re- ceived the sad news. He was q twin brothers of Miss Henrietta Thomas, who survives him, together with the follow ing brothers and sisters: John Dagg Thomas of New Lexington, William Thomas of Vance and Mrs. Georgia Wheeler of this city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-06
Jere Murphy Is Married.

Huntsville. September 5.-(Special.)- Jere Murphy, Jr., city attorney of Hunts vile. and Miss Mary Agnes Little of Blount Springs. Ala, were quietly mar ried in Nashville yesterday afternoon. News of the wedding was conveyed to Huntsville in a telegram to the father of the groom, Alderman Jere Murphy. The wedding was surprise to relatives as well as friends. MT. Murphy and bride will come to this city during the latter part of the present week. The bride as Miss Little. visited here frequently and is quite popular.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-06
Married at Holt.

Tuscaloosa, September 5.-(Specia1)- David Williams of Jasper and Miss Ista Smith of North Port were united in mar riage at Holt on Sunday night at the Holt Baptist church. The ceremony oc- cured at o'clock and the impressive words were spoken by the Rev. J. " Dickinson of Jasper. The happy couple left for Jasper which will be their future home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-06
Students Arrive at University,

Tuscaloosa, September 5.--(Special)- Students have been arriving on every train to be present at the opening of the State University tomorrow morning and from the outlook it Is thought that this will be the most prosperous session tho institution has ever known.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-06
May Marry Edwards Niece.

Paris, September 5.-A dispatch from Madrid to the Eclair maintains that de- spite denials it is probable that King Alfonso will marry Princess Eugenia of Battenberg, niece of King Edward.