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The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-10-03
The Big Carnival
October 4th, 9th and 9Th

Will draw hundreds of visitors
to our town, and yon can not
afford to stay at home. 1t will
pay you in more ways than one to
attend these events. There will
be lots of prizes Offered on GOOD
STOCK, FARM PRODUCTS,
Etc. Why shouldn't You try to
capture some of the many pres
miums offeredl
If you do not win any of these,
you need not 60 home dissatisfied.
We will have lots of prizes to
offer in our store, that will be.
much easier to get. In fact our
prices this season make our stock
a regular list of prizes. Every
department is full of good things
and all we now want is an oppor-
tunity to show our goods. Our
increasing trade requires a larger
stock this season than ever before
and in buying in such large guam
titles we have been able to pick
the best values to be had.
In our dry goods department
we are prepared to show you all
the best things of the season. Our
lines of DRESS GOODS COM
prise the newest effects and most
popular shades at popular prices.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-10-03
OUR Is CENT, SOC and ONE DOLLAR LINES

Are very strong and are the
very best of values. Its easier to
select dress when you have
large and varied stock before you,
such as you will find in this de-
partment, and we are only too
glad to show you our goods at any
time.
Samples cheerfuIly sent on re-
quest. In all our other DEPART
ments we are prepared to show
you full lines and talk prices to
you.
Boys, Youths, Young Mems and
Mems Fall clothing is a strong
point with US, and we can save
you money if you will figure with
us on your needs for this season.
Cravenette coats will be stronger
than ever, and likewise our lines
are still stronger, and our prices
weaker.
As winter weather will soon be-
gin to invade the county, it is
we'll to look after your underwear
interests. This is where we will
get your trade if you want good,
comfortable and easy fitting gar
ments.
We have in all grades the well
known
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-10-03

BRooKHAVEN, MISS, Aug. z. 1906.
CORPORATION BROOKHAVEN
Bought of
HARTMAN MERCANTILE co.
Dealers in
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-10-03
Che Mc6ratb Store
.HELD ITs=
Grand fall Opening

Wednesday just the same as if there were
no rain and mud. Those who braved the
elements were certainly rewarded The
Dry Goods and Millinery Departments were
elaborately decorated, and the new things
shown were more elegant and tastier than
ever displayed by these wide-awake
merchants.
Miss Sarah B. Mclean, of New CLEANS,
with her band of five artists---each one
star---furnished music for the occasion.
This in itself was treat worth risking
cyclone to hear.
Miss Springfield, who has charge of the
Millinery Department, made many hand
some woman look lovelier as she crowned
her with one of the latest style pattern hats
or one of the gems of her own creation.
Miss jamie Robinson, the artistic Mod
iste. had several handsome gowns and stylish
waists on exhibition and succeeded in Sc
curing number of nice orders for gowns,
waists and tailor-made suits. Her dress
making department is now running in full
blast and she solicits the patronage of the
ladies of this community. Department up
stairs in front end of building
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-10-03

cludes among its items the total
of the Grafton bill.
Why the bill of the Hartman
Mercantile Company against the
city is entered on the minutes as
having been allowed to the Hart
man LUMBER Co. is not explain
ed. The warrant was signed for
by the Hartman LUMBER Co. in
Alderman Hartman's hand.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-10-03
CROP LOSSES BY STORM.
Damage to Cotton In Lincoln County
Fully One-Third Of Promised
Yield

Ane Damage 10 crops In this
county and section of the State by
Thursdays storm were little, if at
all, exaggerated by first reports.
The cotton crop has suffered ter
ribiy, and much corn will be lost
altogether or badly damaged by
being blown down. Sugar cane
is greatly damaged also in the
same way.
The editor Of The Leader made
a trip out into the country over
eight miles east of Brookhaven
Saturday afternoon and went into
a number OF cotton fields for the
special purpose of making an ex-
animation and trying to form a
correct estimate of the loss sus.
tanned, 1t was found that the
damage varied considerably, ac-
cording to the local surroundings
and condition of the several fields.
For instance, cotton growing on
the west or northwest side of a
hill O. slope, where the wind had
full sweep at it seemed to have
suffered about twice as heavily as
that on the east or south side of
the hill. Fields protected by tim
Der or heavy underground, suffer
ed much less than where there
was no such partial protection.
In some fields, fully one-half of
the open cotton was on the ground.
In others, not over one fourth.
1t was noticed that the fields
which had been picked over once
few weeks ago, seemed to suffer
more proportionately than those
which had never been picked over
at oil. In fields lately picked the
loss amounted of course to very
little, and it was noticeable that
surprisingly few unopen bolls,
whether grown or not, had been
beaten off by the storm, some
thing remarkable, considering the
force and duration Of the storm.
New ground cotton was damaged
very greatly by falling timber as
we'll as directly by the wind. In
some fields the cotton had been
washed by the rain into SMALL
piles in the middles.
The sample of all cotton open in
the fields at the time Of the storm
will be greatly injured, even if
the weather takes favorable turn
so it can be saved. That left on
the stalks is either hanging in
shreds or is tightly packed by the
rain IN the bolls, and all is discol-
ored OF trashy, or both. Very
little of that on the ground can be
saved at all, as it is partly beaten
into the soil, much of it sprout-
ing, and so full Of trash and. dirt
it is scarcely worth the effort to
save it.
Making as careful an estimate
as we could, our opinion is that
the yield OF cotton in Lincoln
county will be fully one-third less
than promised on September 1st.
Taking into account the depre-
citation Of price due to injury to
/ the sample, the loss IS more likely
than not to be considerably great
er than this.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-10-03

,GrdIGon Drug % DO
Cash 100 45
$3.50 ie
0. X. Chris Larsen.
1t is alleged that not only was
the making and the allowance of
this account against the city a
violation of the law, but it is as
serted by some who have knowl-
edge of such matters, that the
prices charged the city on several
of the items were excessive and
unwarranted. 1t is also alleged
that a discount was allowed the
Hartman Mercantile Co. on the
face of the Grafton bill.
The account bears Alderman
Larsen's o. k, but otherwise than
this, The Leader learns from a
person present at the Board meet
ing, that the bill was presented
and "railroaded" through without
investigation or challenge of any
sort. The minutes of the August
7th meeting show that the Mayor
and all the aldermen were present,
in which connection the following
section of the new code chapter
on municipalities has pertinent
application:
'f3431. Penalty for unauthoriz-
ed appropriation. If a mayor or
member of the board of aldermen
of municipality shall knowingly
vote for the payment of any claim
not authorized by law, he shall be
subject to indictment, and upon
conviction be fined in a sum not
exceeding double the amount of
such unlawful claim or appropri-
alton, or may be imprisoned in
the county Jail for not more than
three months, or both such fine
and imprisonment
On the minutes of the Septem.
Der meeting of the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen held Sept. 4th,
there is recorded among the al
lowances from the school fund the
following:
Hartman Mercantile Co., lime,
ETC., $5.10.
&c. e. Grafton Drug Co.,
paint, etc., $33.05.''
The bill for the first of the
above items is made out against
the Brookhayen Public school in
the name of the Hartman Mercan-
tile Co., and bears the o. k. of
Alderman Abrams.
The second allowance was for a
bill for paint, oil. glass, putty
ETC., charged against the Hartman
Mercantile Go. by the G. E. Graf
ton Drug Co. and turned in to be
allowed by Alderman Hartman
with bis own endorsement.
The warrants for both allow
ances are signed for by the Hart
man Mercantile Go. in Alderman
Hartman's S handwriting.
The minutes show that Mayor
Lanier and Alderman Hartman,
Jones and Abrams were present at
| the meeting at which these allow
ances were made, and there is no
record Of any protest or objection
raised By any one.
A further evidence of the way
the committee appointed at the
June meeting TO have repairs
made at the public school building
discharged that trust, IS furnished
Iby the following items which ap-
pear among the allowances from
the school fund at the meeting Of
lSept. 4th:
'R. IA. NaIty, repairing heater
lcontract) school, $500 90.
R. M. Nalty, wash sinks, ETC.,
school, $4,000.
The bills for both these Items
have the approval Of Alderman
Hartman, and the criticism il
|oiiered that the contract for this
large bill Of plumbing was lei out
without advertising for bids or
lgiving opportunity for others to
lcompete. The warrants for these
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-10-03

be municipal primary election
at Wesson resulted ID the nomina
tion Of the following ticket: j..
7. BrideweII, mayor; +. F. Reed,
marshal; r. 2. Ray, treasurer;
2. B. Raiford. +. 9. Thompson.
w, w. Robertson, ]. r. Cannon
and T. A Loe, aldermen.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-10-03

Special Examination iOr Teachers.
There will be . special exami-
nation for teachers October 18th
and 18th.
EDGAR GREEN,
Supt. of Education.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-23
Gaos.

Na DH asi1lt es BEN goltsblott
Wann in isinsm nsuen 6eim? @oli,u
hoHsn oas sr bort f,ine b0ier Settler
iisbt. Nh 10 etrns gloubsu mir G,ut.
itsn nbsr aub ni4t. gDsun ss cher
Nmerltant;. bon Ger aI;sn Sorts pa.
rcn, uno pisieIbtn h0rtsn OIL ioIb
eiutm ususn Or, ,in unc,pobntss se.
rduit, 10 nlrosr eieitIbsn oleih IA.
atr, that place 70 haunted" bort
N nltt lles yintll. Sa mar bler
ooy etIiten S1brsn nbtnos ein Wann
lus9e9anatn eiutn Nahbar III tsiu.
iuaen. Au' Dem 6simacat horts
ooer melntt Il oitt biuisr Iih nn Gi..
rlnlh 81 borsn rpeltss Ihm Ratiolcis.
>(C 'tntl;ttr sial. lt iantlt, tln
cas Hu1ult. Streibiyieiero .am
Il tnol'd 81 Sauls al. lluo oa iano
tr srlt aus Ipl4 e gr,wier, 6. rar
rdmllt rt'bt itmuBia aGi Der gapo.
l'raBt aho IA b III ND Ill ieinen SO.
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pid Sot0 araciCgt ioo1b lptnn Ct ANA
DE 0c'tnttlne autiRanocr ltMlen
ano EN- GeyAait Dsruri,tien ais cb
ltmano notlollt aIio mar tt ,tlbp
Der urhCbey ltlnts Shrtt.us.
Am W0uial @ot9tu uarS Ell &
1alc allies eluo otS 0trru Stn S,tl-.
MANN q. puo puyae am 7leuiial
HNtmlttca du' atN ,ltao!iiata Wo.r
ttAldtr bttyoi0t.
cjtcva StWlb ppa Cilat Si,v mar
an Spnrtla III 2los.
3os. SNrmaan matN I'm Slm$.
iaa tlr,n Gtibl'ilid<A ahntbtr nab
St''srlM Ctr.
Stm u. Sdubsr, sdb4 am Scnr,
ias Shtno cin Sau;utrgnaetn ut.tt*
rent gut eelubl mar.
Ugau g9m. S,ltn ,auite iia ,insn
't,:tn SorI bon sxyya Sreo Urban
c;n Gage GItp, iar s4:.D o.. gub
'au'lt otyy Gjeorl %b5m iit etr Titre
pon Sty,a Sbcceor 2&amanr iuy
$1,000. Ssioc t5i nstis @auls
Iur ods eItio. alpNr e is NJ ntr
'st' nfit Sep,tu Gtl0. Hab rps:!
eEs mas man ot9 @ol,sbla,..
mann nlS'aatn. Sr br1uai Die
StStcye ai4t 10 o't He ,in atnlS,y
Nl,anla Scr, in Stfftrion Cur.
mN BAUD! tr Die Stetys mai. irslb,
tr otJ Ss,rers1otn 3eltuua cntr SHr.
lcA mcatr es faiaRt 6lee,i salar.
otrr Gdn Sc!us pcu 81. Sbom1s
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SloA
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-23
Si srrianicu.

Glnt quite 6lym. 900 aitr Qlao
tutbaIttnp. ropeu l2j gttrin 9ultAr
ijao. 81 Adtr i'm &ettom, Sin autta
name" etbSuoe nit itui Simmer,
AROSE St,uut, eIlttrnt. II. !. IT,. Ruo
al, otm YIdPc.
apcI quite Con- Garttn iiuN au' be.
iOa,t, farm. pslbe oitits &abr uber
500 Gar gItpieI Iititrn Wtrbtu.
etnt 0ltsAtstbtntts .StOt SAym
atnustns gRaikr fur dQt SUEDE.
Ii Hirm III a,ltatu Ntti gItlltr
olillt pcn @curots Yha m0 ii, cine
uno zine balbs @tils tntitrnt pm ter
Ssbsl Stancu NIB Scunois gllA
Gouaiu Moab. spti gPsil,n pon ott
tatbOliion 9irbe in Sran,suisiu.
gie. &rbinaunasn ithr eiRiiia.
@sssa nahttt dus,un'i ptnot Tan
nb al ben Siltn,bumsr.
Scbn y. 9urisutu,
Spnnpts Ria, No.
Got, au ), u, psuiaWlsr.
9ina. NO.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-23
Hti:pieror ani Der staats=fair,
AsnfHdsg fpll lukaHftia psa aaif.
Tsnri prbetFr mErara

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tdilou uuo ttotim ak &y,mwu aui
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tta YTe,s AM has ttf cgktuig Eirs
ootr Ng1tn ausleNk, ua0 ialtt peR
o!I'n ShslltrhtI gSv. St1lua ;ues.
llNsn nsTb'u, Ter 9Au5tw:go IA
'ag ale 9t,i rrta une asyo 2n!us9
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Ho'llso lStl mo btl s,tm atsr,n
luiUalih4tu 6NlsHs etrisieH el.
@agtuotINi Der ghNolrty I',yae.
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lung. oas uultrg 1AtyN Nu tyr.a
Sln8 elgutbmtu. btila,lltH.
Git -9anal5I Sa0oIs 0sIis S.ee.
o,.s SNctlliIon e7tyit, un:a iA!o:a
Il.otrntr .G9e- In g.&r,bt aca slQO
'uy nis btst aWi Ntt St1ats.Saiv Jus.
atNiaIf %'tto UalsI yptl ilalss. Be-
Et Yc(l!iAt I'm S,3ai;. nc mon fa
aut eW Sud, nou $.ng'usta Nyltat,
'mIo III ou'tr Sian, atttysttn isln.
StntUtO hd. 'btt b,rtg Saa,n ags,r.
it'eE nus Wiye fr um iaI ssa gJas
ia .caayyiysn uGa RiNcuyl itrsta.
EIs ht'tsn &tii9ityN otT Sxy. Siaa.
Ten iGraa aui Mr Silll~tai, q.
eiaRt nrs eaouuo eis aE6sis tmals
stbdIaas Sasftaans asiattyt tla.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-23

, ss0fIl atlUisptll. Die ubli1ti totu.
meuit - inrR Ssiaibt Oes Gcunip
II. |. 10. biz Aamta Der eountp Beam,
ten. ots BsuOsrptur's bss Staat.s.
bts Vroii benton per Il. s...a. Die aui
Seisbt Der Aidtsr psm Streibsr nit
6iille oes s1mulissu GOuntp atip.
0trrn SSmusl Wpsba psrIsrtiot,
wuroen. aatbem lie lunt osrIsifn
nsblt siHig'a 3,itunssE (Oaruntsr etr
llnterriiiso ftmOsrat pen qiun. ams.
ria, @lcbt Semoerai, Republican
non st. eOuis. StHtrion Jitp Bolts.
irtano unb auosrsI iOmie osritisofue
WlnFn L. I. 10. in sin nieoliaes oc=
fnr beiiimmtss 9dltdsh 5eIs9t uno in
oer b6blIne e.s Corner Stones bel.
geItgt. gisGsitt piro IS Die Qsisr
o9s yOlssbI0tt nra an9snsbm berii1.
rCn, iuenn iis aarsn oaB au6 Elm bent.
ides Eotrment. NORM Elm tuuer ab.
rl6 Der 8sititts ou osuii5en auIos
ntN scG Ciaa,. ndmsntlia Der pon
Wtliphalia asgsbsu uno bonn Sdrsl.
ber UorQslcitH eiu PIdb6u in benz
0dftsn fano. gsios lam Der gs.
canis ooFiit 81 iDdi. 5rib ON Dior.
acn noh oes 29ien SUM unt,ruabm
Der Shtsibtr Oisss nit 6uIie bts
Germ 6raul Sermt u Wans oer ih
oantaIs in yiuu tddno. biz Nrb;l,.
Tdh oItlslbs unttr ben llmfdnosu
nlbi oas 9CwortM. luas es bate itltn
lOu;u. IN Itioer 81 plbr. SoHic
aut 0eS atasnWdrtile 3,mpsl Der
Sultii in ipd'Nm 3obrtu uoh stntm
bcllslen, prat,upa,rsn mtiden mliitn,
10 lplre mau bel Gronnung icnts
S0ltdtrs in ben oeuti Ten gotumtntt
on manae 9dmtn tIinutrt meroen,
ole iu ben triisn, btfien npo nobel
lttn NonIsun Der btaitsn GOlonjfn
pOn Gfdas Gounta llbl:sn.
6trwabr! oas dIte yilRl bon 1875
IL ntt msbt. SAP aHh oas osuiids
elemsnt sur otbuns ginns @itiss,
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tarn rItt Stlsuantt petosn. @ar ss|
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iubt1rhaIes Soisl itOn im Sauna,
1867 BORT sronutts, Dem oi, rlbrlse
uno btltote @ittps 6lura @lsusr in
1870 - 1871 nit tinem cnosru fola
le. Sls IL 1874 non Stun Qetsy
ayOtu crbGuts @tlt1isblus puret
nod bsUte ,irer lrogereu Siaot ;uy
6jrc 9ersibsu. aub noa tir lu>trrs
@0lissbdG@ bat maa bort QebIut. IN
Dem man ~ osnitlttn Hot bt!tt uuo
oa IN " sbr,n lutt al: in otI St.
aitorl.s Gude.
NA! mdu mus qjm iur Shul;tit
'Cbn. Die nab bobt,tm @9iii.n rre-
tcnoe Iuleao bon Gage. iuat ma
nuoet llye &'yitoiaunQ in Der opyii.
Yer SOhlbult. g8thp6llid' g@tN'
phlIil. 94a4 ctjuG Soanc ptr9tbsus
Nei Dir iuden. ijnosu lie btu,t in gnN.
ut! Yum III ucd mcbr. Git On.
lpolntr Viua's uuo llmasltno lno pa,
lrlouit. IN ttiutr Sia0l in CilltI
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4a9su ibtt Iituic Dem &attlllaoc
welb:Cn. lIs bier in yiuu. ojt5' ult
Sinu oil Memorial Day" NIB M
ttbrli jurlt tln - Natric,. 9lirltuos
iinoCR ou bsiit,t Sobut, nobltyt l6a.
ter, ulrltuos ialhe tSlhiTtuRoibail.
Gs Gibi nuy elu Sim uWo nm sa rtbt
Whroiasu u iounen. mus man Is it.l
ben. N g9thpboIld .oie &tyIt.
oluu IN y;uu Die .Grpnt". oty rTia.
mlnt' pru Gilae 0OuutU.
Enot.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-23
gsas maa BON otr SommerirIide
-. mad adnie brinsi.

Fauicbadsu, wupes 5abs
8on Seiannten iasps elrahe,
9lit S,on seiaute sunaeu,
e9nupisu une egrinnerlmaeh,
Nhbnsrassen, AodsenAhe,
s'u ben aIsipera alanGe &iiie
aIGaen ilber bohs Sreiie.
abenteuer uoR oer Reiis,
aQudcniti6e, arpk pie ActGn
sIrs ierriiien sbub' unp Sodeul
SddeI6eu gum Gnseoenisu,
SGmerjsH in ben Seinaelenten,
Gin iertsttes SurapIuis,
uno sin oufgeidIaeenes Anie.
S6mus'se ssdias neue 8ite,
Cine tango aeilei.iee,
SeIttres araut, usrporbeuer Rqsen,
Nbastragene @ummIlraqen,
ArbsitSIuit upo Sommcriprrien,
Souuenisrs pQn 8ureenoHen,
Srcune anut lpic bet 4tuIaiten,
AuSeeeisnie NlHatpa tten,
1obIasidmad poR irempcn Siersu,
Nepsn 5toN nrm Sieunommiersn
Abgsnutie Aciietdibn,
26mut nnb 5,aub, loum obwpuihen,
2ebniadI, nadb Dem Aanapee
llne ein lrcrrs p2ri'mouna,e.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-23

--a)loin S'nrp eusbb,ri mgr lebie
geods Strrn Solu Stepprs bel iibes'
iibruna zines eisls bshaIiliA nao iudr
siniat Gage Gaa aHf Der 4utna giha
6am.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-23
Tuitttn uno aRutbtna.

oitT IN St' sOantyp N ss i,si ara.
O' 10 uno nuA ne5 EoSi ira1tar. ala
OILS IN 81. eruls no aH Sonntaatn
j, u nsli kline eIansR 9tittt eur4.
3uiabrn iuai.
aesr Oh mir gittn, oabSn oSsr nitt
unlsr p:rrsott !oBi e rtsRsn pguu a.
Inn gsIdli, Ter tttbi nj nits Dor
eran TO mtltn. GOD. Dol. o. MID I'M
irann uk ktps Strr us sai RAFT, q
nppn Sunnoas eip,u.
Raii:Rbdla,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-23

f,eIk eaS ssheu In etsie Staet ekenle Itael
ala AMI esm lc4ianee. 6. " socelsS, az
TuttoR 5nasf in Eaco. TeTaS uehnhaii
erausht i,u istn1 S6erbsit tsu< Seenaaer
CT ieseiess - asbraasss I<ts hni Saarer
.Ts, 1saaS Vim Stsescers fex @sni,EH,iigu
uas @ sTbda mid speel une sriuae. SeThtI
hatfs 10 Sfafu ter 10 scss Sasr ~ SahI
psrieliurmsrte. Or u 81 fert.s eeili
trenii4sn oui,en, se eripps, grsap. asaa
huss<n uns perhsHs<xt sssneaezfpiaeuna.
xnaepehm " nehnsen- Ss1s Slaszs aafan
siri ksi b. riItemepsr n. Zen ruslsr une iH
Spli aas 2. \. S4cH =. esHs Ttaeias Go.
u. 1hpma, y. q. eitiakstk. slrrts 5or =.
sl.eo. essksass4ss r.;
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-23

you SrsSea gtl9t G. !. &sI't, SGs 0rsre
III. allf Xlssastsss gnasIsR. TAM ~ tS c.s
igw &i:rte N usAMsa stslEa. Sy 'A.rh,.
yS'eT sEst1 >ia9vsa psSgsise,Ea gtI meme
SEgSa syet, StAwusea BE 10 utt. .ss..sst
sdSsn uaJss satts 20 ne, SieStrit s,fts-S
sseFassSt. C's'es ks,Isf wia aua ron ae.
uosE9tST S3EG4as. Sl5exE 2nr VIZ ale
AassE StssT me AsytnlslecR, >!.aag.
asteR. Gspf3Gss, SAEussl L, SeyvSa
eocr tagFSrt'teSu @ssCsasR. Systs 50 Ssrss.
NaEGAEEi be- y. Nt.lsuseper u. SeS,eaaisT
gae IN Saii rne :. Y. S4s2 Il. Scas Ara;
slse Se,s q SAcrisa EEs =. Sliiassth.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-23
Votales.
fs9 SsracRrt niat Oas NrObc
Yltnit am 29tcn auanit IN NOll.

i-@ SsrNchet niat Oas NrObt
Yitnit am 29icn auanit IN Eoll.
Sin Germ Qttr 0ttm0nn Qtbo,
RIGGS tsbt weribppQe5 Qiot irtplrtt
pm Samtaa,
Ser Gaipar Susrsmsper beaas
iiIb WoniaQ na9 esy Staots.MstrO.
pole Ct. gouis.
-gpliime fcthnyind 0siimann
ipsllt CUR 3eit bel ilpm Sruou4 V,.
Der 0cdmann.
SRI. 3hsrsila eSneiocr irat
onnial bel ocy flmllR Nubr II
thllleiorn in Eltnit.
-Nrl. - 9ogiijua ton 5aps BE-.
hti ike bier pobnbAiin @rObclte.p.
Ehejm, urO 5ani,n,
-otrr qou's 9tinriaa uno Ginoc,
neren ON Scupta9t ot Wdnc be.
onm 3g4. 1. yut(bclt.
1j' aGannins 6actoru's pa Meta
pab ScIle iino IN poQcm @strl,b.
Eit 2@ttpbaIiu'@ - not utl.
onr Sol, Vutdt iauite pou Ntrrn
Nunau' 6oty Ell Vullulialb wtltptg
N'ona'e nII 66j Fiuno woa.
0trt Ncnlp Sai,ttr uuo luna.
Mf Sosn NuQuii btaabtr nt arlc,n
MIhalisbalttr ana pcy Sialigbaupi,
pobi,
0W 0umlm Woymann vou
Ra,p'A 0pmt mar ItBtt 28ode 0ia,i
out Der Jarm ols 2aru 0cmp Zap.
pei,
Eem Rautbaok Hcs Germ ,loa.
@tesrmaun murot Clu uon,litcr 2t
llid1 ~ ihcII 0el MI eintm SalnIen
abaina,
-6rnu 0curp Sriaiictltr 0pu
NeHerlon 9iip wrili itii ,frsllaa bel
llAen S0WonotcU uuO $tl0nltu,
ESla@,
-Sintr 9rnut,ppi e,r l3 Qimp
poo ica anI ltiuU 6oym an Der Ma.
ks Der iAttlae 6drmtr SSrnaro /.
tw0rE.
--trt. 6cpbia GroNiaAa BON
ti Vcmi Tsb. wtiIi bier BET ipr,r
bwctty, 6rau 3aan Smtcu;ttnt.
h. dni %iud.
~-6,L. Narit 9ouiis @cmks icb,ie
nmIida bcim bon cnrm mtbrmo,tcat,
per geluhr bel BrpyfIitn ls,o lnn.
In 81, 2niA
Tic 6r0ultn 2toaa uno Iatonia
lthbtt, Ratm ibWr 6rrmstn, MI.
stnnO. a@ EPoutua bio ewinas
n,ipn baS t5eIsllt.
6rl. Nnn,f Nerrano BON 6uliun
ne einias Wp6sn bel biehiOtn
ptnAfTsunoinntu aui ysiu9 peilie,
fts Maniaa behn.
0srr Tuauii @trtsIs, Waiiin lulo
u DcR War,iusburg tsbrttn Tisna.
hah eiueDl iBohsnuiasn Sthlas
elia,n 9Sspanbten beir.
30 @scrM Sairop meiIt klt
S 1onn,riiaa IN @0itinatsn,
bsi Sohkr ana SdUeesriobu
6amilis @m Susa. aui SeiGn.
7aa in 81. spuis in SisnIsn
tnot 5rdnIsia 2ii,ie Sdtps,rs
h Ronhaa no6 upsitnaism auis
altt i'm etrrnbduis pitesr nab
BIN airiid.
ssot. % Naeasn. sieiia.
ditiauua. @suost sua an g.
|oca go.maun tsisit6s.E Ostftia.
Stot SO. gde Iain ano einn
s. "ns eat" AtisrIsr giiu,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-08-23
Sesintmad)una.

Tie 27a 9dbrIidt 9triammluna
ots @eaenltii9en llnitrtlPuRss.g,er.
ems bon Gldac &c.. GlO. miro ant
SanNida ben Sttn September in Nsit.
pAalid uT 10 lIbr MOrStns ftai,Iin.
ben.
Gilni Reta9tu. Nsi.