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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HOUSEHOLD of any kind. contents
of stores. fats and merchandise of every de-
scriptioD. bought for cash: quick and confden-
tial. VAN POZNAK az south Orange av.,
phone 2371. Newark.
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Adopted August 2. 1907.
JOHN F. SINNOTT.
President of Common Council
JAS. f. CONNOLLY.
City Clerk.
Presented to the Mayor for his approval
August S, 1907.
Approved August s. 1907.
JACOB H~AUSSLING.
Mayor.
The foregoing ordinance was presented In
Common Council on Friday evening. August
Z, 1907. on third reading and final passage,
was passed and duly signed by the Mayor
and is therefore a law.
JAMES #. CONNOLLY.
august City Clerk.
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HELP wANrED-MAIE AND FEMALE.

A YOUNG LADY OR YOUNG MAN to learn
telegraphy. day or evening. for position as
soon as ready. Particulars $50 Broad st.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

TYPFwRITTSr who can figure discounts,
must ha accurate. Apply at Office Of NEW
ARK SUPPLY CO.. 1Ss Mechanic st.
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ROOM wanted at 81 per week. Addrel
THOMAS PRICE. Box 60. National HON
Wisconsin.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-04-25
9otales.

-Tt &crrtu j. &. %rur4 mo ~.
9Inorac bc'onocn itb ltltcrn bier.
-llhrtu rcpdrirt bel Shnaur.
2@citpbnId.
NicltCrl lcitytc uuic,c 9iOtbNr.
atnclnoc Einn p0e Vdtrrn4icn Ct.
fdrorp.
--Tlt MI. ClNN ShIuttcr wo
Nina Iicrdr pru {dpH hclroCu nd,
bier dui %tiut bel g'crWnuohn.
Tic Ntrtu NuN Ntumcl. &cr.
naro Shatltr uuo Stutp ShtppcrV
bdtttn SNuntaN - nNuliurS9" in Sr'e.
burN.
-Grl. Nidrit gucbhcrt Iit0i I'M
pauie orS 0errn Ntnrp dlalrmtdtr
bel BEN iic in Gicnlt ii. ith,ucr iranl
parntcocr.
-Dcrr Vttrr SAcII ppu AtiicriOu
eim belnoct lld) leit Mpntd1 bier uue
pblie0t ltiner 9eitOlti0ung bos
Stimmen uon @lianpS.
-Serr uno 6rau Nermdnn icrt
nno iin9iirr Sobn pon 5oos beiuhien
am Spnnta9 sic fnuilien Mutton
6ori uno Ano9e SSilos,
-apmmuuiianten Siloer sl.50
bis 81 SO per 7uBcno bel ShnauB.
gSftpbaIia.
Tie Derrcu 0eurp Sanobotbe
unb Elmer SlidereII ppu Spclbtown
srleoiaten in bicliaer Siooi nm Mon.
az ekiddite,
-eerr %eu Qltlies. 0iaitin uuo
.Sabp" ppn 2oslbtpipn narru Spnu.
tna bic eidhs Der iSamilic 0enrp
A'eiftrmann uRb aneescy iireuups ba.
bier.
TIT. Asisph Y. glortb pen Aeiirf.
lon eitn uHisriHhif am SoHniaa
sbfrsnals siHias. Appliianien fur ben
exssu BE- Knights Il esiaa'tai.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-04-25

Better Sutten. 3tiienOer fir biz
Wdters y'ierce Gil 80. uno oeIer
6uhrmam ,(obn 5udrep ppn ginr
lpdren an Tieniida nm Elm Saar ben
IIutbeu Der angeidpplleneh Waries
bic Tic bel 8eoeIs 6Orb onrdihbren,
gum Spier geilllen. Ter tStiiiss0ss
genwart oes Serrn suttOn, weld)tr
bic ylIerbe Dem Strpme eut0eaenbielt.
iites. gu Ueroanten ban ods leidDte bies
idbrt meldes bon ben Yieroen idnim=
menb ans llier 0ebrdbt wuroe, nidt
bon Der Stromun9 umgemorien mur-
be.
-Iienita9 5atten mir mai lpieoer
nns Ver0riI9en Oerrn Sermam Zap,
pei bon aOelBtOmu in unicrtm Sant=
tlm I'll be9rilBtn. 2tuBer bar Netr
31ppel ms pon ieiner Reiie bic er
tiirilih uad Der cjrpBltnot St. Souis
gemnht un0 lnocrem ersubltc. prpous
iirtc or cinc Will llls Der cr una bat
icincm ME ieints in Isutihlono pphs
nenoeu &runers 9lbonncmtntsbctraa
,u Cntncbuen. 10 TUtihIano"
iu9tc CT .oon0 id null us no mel germ
ben. ben @rccr mnQ ID Germ 10 micr-
iclbn
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-04-25

IOIssnot ainc,r eina,n bier Sona.
ial sur bl. Sommlnlon,
anabR
g9m. g}trttns, Weo 8oes. 1oal
9tlIsCs. ARar0in Sd1, llartin BEL,
Sos. Nsrtsns. Ben. Wnarlib. 01.
SprmQsr, 90. 9@marltat. Sau;
Rritns, Math. @cbs. 2luiOn StyJ.c,
6rnut Strops. SsH @;rbJri: frlu,
@pbs. Grant Suelsuttop, Gowuo
Wcp,L Noolgb GoNn. 0crm. Stmib.
3NC, Sdrooer, Jpo. &liiet. Erlnt
%aTrtult. SnO. YiIscs. 1atot ,lstr,
Schn 0sl0ear,ih.
Mloatu.
@rate Slutpp'l. @arp 9iit. 0,a-
tlIra &oNtu. GIA. allen. ltayu
Huiismtper, Dina G,b5ci, Gbljnl
SltAon, eIiS S,icnbGt. SoptIa
Hcmitmtutr, Nilml Hlrep.tl Nat1
GIlhT, 2Rdrlbl phtl5esmts, Aarl
NIlGta, Warp @oilot SPcrv Sect,
liiQ. Nuui 0aHilu9, lluna Cl1l.
man. Nnan Sntaenrov. Wllealtla
&osam. Ma9ceta0 NI. I.@gtu : Slmv,
iln. %oia lilaien Gui. Noitu,
gRarD Ncltp eIu %ojuot. %o'cg2mt
SolIIpi, NeuIlttt, Trluttu
Wpr otr elotNtl Iule 0Cl 9tahtat,
semuuotn rdyel pldt %tptt t;i Ity
Crl:cN ll. SomWuul0n Der Siaotr ~.
pt'cuo, Tas itybIrit Grubnud ttjt.
tt oey WtnelIet (JueN GcIuStpiRu 20N
uttr $40.
gRys. &tltll @orr4 p,co,ln b,sy
an frliag IND Soau;aQ Guibllilam,
ltlt (lui otuiib ltmpttul T,t M.
tyalt wdun iebr mttytiiluI upo al,t
cIt GOmt Nh tlatr groEtu SuloUr.
ihi't ~ fr'rtuen,
0tu Ncrmonn niopC cbIltlt IN otr
StdltaQlupiraot wltoty ldnty V!Nt.
dis ,HnrcQluA6ltyI I'M HtgylitutJu,
" u G"uINs
eNc Iuiab! b,tnAt luuse g,att
poHnttN Gm leR,tu Eruuty:ial 0tm
Slnit III 90tiip1dlll bti.
(U guarelluna2pIaB Nib III tlatr
Mt EUtldrtcn umAtwluotli. Via
tIrnO (btll otrltlbtn wutns theu IL,
mlti uWo Miro iommtuoN Slmm,r
gam %auipit! htanFt wuntU Sue
-. Scam9" lpitItrn Gm Sona!aS Sag liz
bun1.
6'au 6rOul 3sotl non g@trpalll
Stutt lNre lohttr SMA SoitpD ye,
lptit.
u Z. &du1lln p:lttr ii ,tBttr
9&ot; ltoy tran, mar II lui otm M.
&C oty StNsrIaJ.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-04-25
SIdliorIntIin.

Iit bltngtu ShUl'tmtiityu mat
ten Ncltern Clutn 2tNAiIu8 udjt 9%,n.
ptaIll. 9eTr Vous &rt ojtu,c d
Guiihtr.
cur Qcin,Id SlrutmYb mo itjut
Srout. MI. Ml.ia %cytu atlbt
mpr9cn Eitaiidal poy rtn SylIaltay
trtttn meyotn, glunrtas NeuuCr. Yen
&trtrn ipWlc lie 6rI. %eitie Nrtcn
uno VpuIla arita mahlcu SrNa,al
elren Nusllua ndb 24cltp5dIjn.
Won NuswdrtIlm Hartn Smutdl
1tcr stunt Sohdent9mtltr poN 90cn,
pbaIld, Sos. Qoutlta uur Aohn
RIdicr pon 6rcchura uao Tr. }tmldt
bon giru.
NUr e'corlt Yd,an pcu Yrm tcbi
Der Wtutrlibm NdyhNtnmtt ais
Nda,lanliIcr r0r.
Fticr 3donlntU III an yuuNtatai.
iunouul itlutr tItrdnli
Etl pltlcu Stltrn Dee lollgblatls
httaun,t Ntlmlnn g@ltlt,S puyoC
bier IeRieu Wl'mob CUR lrBifu Gubt
ltbetiti, Ter &ttltorbtnt pir nm.
peTt,clitt uno 10 Sahtt alt. Notnp
Satty A>rldn non Slm it0nttt oi.
Stltt eld uno btgItltctc lie VI eirabe.
Es Sbelta't Sobn 0triinS Sr,
lcler'tnNi,inpph lbyt iilbtrnt Sobr,i.
AOrHos Wnret be Suacuo nj, ein
2rn.iamen, ben 0Iltrlti ielnts Sg
uno Srlnlbdren btWlrlbtt uno oaraui
benz 3an;Utranll9ta atbulol0t.
SScISen I1,lnt pum Srpft dr9 ae.
lliten in babn, Chr III aua itbr at.
ltdolli. bob mag ss mob b,i mo oa
Pnrii6t aebtn.
lniere Stri atiu &rr5t wire ntas
StiienaIilrt trbdlin. Eltitlben icl.
len bis gum YaiTrhsitiit luiptiitlt
itlu.
am ptItiwpb. ben -. aptiI. wiro
um il0 lib; Wotsns in Der bieNasa
Strs Atiu airac ,ls isl,rlites Ss.lcr.
amt Inr osn perforbtnsn irabata
sst:pr. &su. Sus. Qops fidiinnesn
Sorausii6tlit mttosn fth aut Sri,Iiu
bon Claas epnnlp anliuotu. acs.
Sops ltayb om 10. MdvS In 9iaanstrs
IN SproI na6 ldnatrtr Rranih,ii i'm
alier bon "a 9ahrta. Die pemtines
boa Ri6ieuniain eerea piauer CT
lanat Sabre asmsia b.paart iha
siii issnss Suesaisa u, J. Z
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-04-25
Prht wifsrr ern ejrrdyaftrn nj !,

Me mtlns Sreanet sib.su, ID wa.n,
iptarR llHpeyeauliolei Ntrpon,o; IN:
Snwddt blls oieis sSeIi pcTlaNea.4 ingt,e.
4. y. ebIiolsn. (teaSptg. Y. y, ,unG
es ihitn OlS wags .sInt NoiluaHl Hicas. WIg
Be In ttTteti electric SIiitrs VI prg'a Ten
UNI 'gtur mio 'aasR " .enusn sdf a,t'eg
mIb br,Ii IN asbt lss; VieoeT me 'r,'aty
mtinW Gsla6iicu uat ure 'ihIs taal,a -
ier.s Seiie dHsF SidT.uRlSmlittl. t5lg
aulITi htl y. Silitmertr y Zen Asiipsa.,a
unN ieI,un9 Z. Y. Sasu ~ Gene <ras.na
Go. -. Sbemds uEe q. Gh'abeih, -
Cents.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-04-25
Soeie Grtet.

ssrr Srir. estri tai i,iN ssrm II
itinfn Sobn Sohn utrpdH'tt.
llnit, yttt, mtlasr iGr 5b>rler
eof cine Huhrt S,tr h0lsP url.if.
ipanpt oiIt isia ianafS 5pblsn nit
peT. "a b,eies aai etm ostmnea:
aetT ~ .bedta- aaiiaa ane uiit. mt.
,ishsu weuts iea ytisr sslmanafa -
nri<a tn aEi tlElfm 6sls 1i<r hin.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-04-25
Udos.

Yin glann ntinit tinIiepy: .Wli
BE- ssliOrs. oai tann'i mi all ',uua t..
ariepen iule be Ginger arbelleh oobl,
bios tln 8ina Uat ID MID psrliaobsn
farm Is. 100 irisa'i Os Qeue ben Ian.
gen tleIn.i, Sbb,r br. no Iei BE-
yOdir init bObr otn 9roht bbhrsn
oaiiti. Gas 1T absr nut cine aunn
mt iO'ntn lanasH SOhrsr g. bobrtn.
Ben Qr:ngsr Sr. Don @drosoias
mar um SonninQ nit gran unO alnb
in 3dDs. t"..
ScrmanH gafefs bat nh eillsll
uruen SprInQipaa,n GnQcihafit. III.
6trt Shnieosr@ pon @atosu.ut ibellte
uns nit OaB ss bu ieirem Batter am
NOniaq cine arObe y rYarnraillns" &C.
aebsn bob.
7N Pptt Il 9tatsrs SO. 1T mt
om SauaOli id3en idr 0srmana
Siroitc'i 'c,t1. Der Witierpropb,t
Adlc0 Stai'r in9i bar CT 0tiaQt bate
prlitn ben -. mO ~. Dtai tl,
mc;l lpir tiuen .ntliaM 6tnf. ee
lcbi ibm ludGritcinlt. wlc oi, Nru'
btr, biz 'trcIbcn ble Gceis eff uuo
ods er'ie lultBt.
0ur mo frau 4oe. WiiitImever
mo 6amll,e uon Secretion Gnv bc.
iadlm am Soautaa Grrplno!t IL
loos
,5phn Robclilnu gou Acrtrion 6lt0
Dar Icett g4ods asitdilsaaIbtr N
8a0s. AatlenbaIQ.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-04-25
,,G'ntrriaiHnlcnt."

%pn Ocn lunQtn Stuicu Der 4ih
louutllnCr Ocmcuoe Uiro am Ton
nrrlidN 0rn >. Mai NbenO5 in Der por
tlatn NCr0uni9M SduIbdlI, Gin TN
icridlnMcnt' 9c6cbcH. lpcldce oer
YroQrammc nah il urtDsjleu, Daa
QroEartjaltc iciu wiyo mtlhts it in
olCicr ciemtjnoc aulQtiitbrt mUroeu.
Iasie!bc miro dm SOunta1 Ben 5ttn
Mai Ndtmttd9s uphmuls aui0einhrt
uey0cn.
!Ille Ino ircunOlidlit eiulcIaOcn oCr
GpylicIIllnA bcijumohncn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-04-25

--Ncrr ,\phu GehttI WurOC Gm
lRcntdl non clncm l'icroc an bic rrJhtc
| Nuiic Qcid)Idlcn. 9luRcr riucr lClh,
ten SIciihwunot Die Ourh oc9 Vitrot*
Nuiptylr'ntt. ihtlut olc %tyIrmmQ
Inur IcIttcr linmr W 'cn.
! Nrhm. Nlttr Naclhcn NON mi!
tam Qclitrn bicrhty uuh Opn bItrnug
i'uhr CT III NNItltlnN njltrta botm.
| &diCr ,Npe. Nonidmp ndt yirn mo ilc
! Oc'itru Ncm VdirnnHlcltc Der ~, NC.
crQeNcmcnOc btppobuttn.
! Vim McntaN AbcnN bc0am ell
ItrlpyIcMlhty E0noUIcu III ialm otr
! Ic I0n0cr t iiayttr ilcl Wn mahrcno
| otr NdWcu Y(lht dnbicIt Ter &rQtu
mar Der non otu lCRleu Nr0licu 0cIlt.c.
nrn uuo crilcybcnotn 9c0Ctlhrn ithr
| pon Hpibtn.
--('r Sbcrlii 9@m. Nitnitrt ppn
GpnnOts !lIilI ipr0b SruntGQ bier
nor uuN tc0ob iib am ARpr0cn oc4
'oIQcuheu lNacs nab Hthicuutdin.
.%iIIU" Qtbt nit Dem (lauc I'M bic
llrbnu'iht 9@irtitait III G'dNt III
erluCrheu.
-Ncrr Wrrburh Strntbuua Crllti
am SomiaN Morltu ejucu ShlaNuu.
lulI Der Die EdhmunQ ocr linton Scitc
orH NprptrS iur HpIQC bate. Ter
Arnnic itciut I'D, luocB VI hciicrn na
CT Der Sprdt)t mic hcS NChrduttg Ntr
WIlCNCr wicoCr CinINcrmdEcn mddl:la
III.
Nm SruntOl orn ). Mai - mdi
am ltcr mic III lester gNphc I'M gpl,N.
bIdtt dllNcicili inoci ?IMuoe IN
Der NcrdumlNcn Sdnihalc am llity et3
SidNc NIuNcS ~ yillctOwu clu ldn;.
OerQnIi0cn ,inii Ne lno ale lwune.
lid ciuIrldNrn N tpumcn. Elr 0utc
lliuiii lpic iilr erlrlitunOcu Oltr NJ,
lplfo ptlifnr Atlpral lclll.
-Samlid0 uno Spuuta0 Wrbicli
llh Der Stort nahc oer lRuuNunasu
Der yltiIe uno Der %i0 MGrics uno be.
reitrte frruoe smeien familitn bti
Neuc2 cr ciutcbrtt uno Die CT na5 al.
tcm SrGube btiheniic. gui Der
6arm pts Ncrrn stnrp Sbdupcdcr
an Der Sitilc 9Rarits ipra6 CT an
Sdmlid0 nit eiuem MlaN!cin ppr unb
Spnntag NhcnN lanlte CT dui ocr
fdrm ocs Nerru Aobu RIictbcrmcs
nit eiuem iir Ntheu famiIic btitimms
ttn m0nnlitbcn Srbeu an. 7ds
EOIisbIatt araiulirt ben eItrrn uno
.miinidt Der sutdnftigen yrieriu une
ben sntinitiacn esier oub ibneu Der
tsreeubulI aui oem tie abecirBi. ihncn
in Der Auaenb ais SsielpIab, i'm
ipdtewu ycSn als Arbsitsirlo une i'm
tslier ais $hibcplaB aciuIIsn mOas.
O n - TO n IA.
fsagtais Hnassis % n lmnn Gsasfi -
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-04-25

Sosbeu trhdlttn. sins itole me
ltcBs NusuabI pon bsrren,. Eomcn.
Rnabsn' unO Mlotsnituhen. Sb
lnoc ole msin: nertltn Gun0u
treunolitlt ein ilt ju beiitti0cn uno
nlnt gu tauisn pcun Stubc rao
Vrsiie nlat gtial'u.
Stpbau 90crihli.
6ait, 22o.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-04-25

,arsitsH.
Sateb glitls<rms. Satin uns
l0&tti osnris;ia ilns naa geiast eo..
sertia relslba nc StrpaRsls hsiaA<n.
Soen Stisitrmann bat isins art
sslaarit. 5shz Nh namlia Ssams
aaHse faam ane ein afnes oaHs bsas
sa.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-04-25
Die alte llbr i'm $reppeubans.

Rdat otm Tori - rhrplrbig 9rau
sldat ees SdIoHeS alter Saa, ''''
Sobe pappelu itebn bapor,
spetien Shatten In Oas (bOr,
llns eS srabt uns aui benz 5r,r
! pSmmer - rimmer!
NimHer - iinmer,"
llno lie mint pom Treppenfono
tins nit lbres ptnbsls sdno
in benz 5ura, seitnist 10 reid,
Ginem bilitern MlG4V sIe,9,
Der in brauner Ruite bort
srsu;c idIiIge nit ocm 8ort.
rSmmet = nimmer.
Simmer - INNER"
Saee sri0nt ibr siui nur iadt,
Se6 i'm @raun Der &ittsrnnd.
2Rie Gin ihpercr 9riit ibr Sang
5Iur nuo aortibcr ertldn9,
eaapt an ieSer 3immertbhr
Sbre eiimme iRr ure iur:
-Smmtr -- nsmmet.
Nimmcr immer@'
lpdn6U rdu' mp 5trbetoG
tduier ,lubeI, Ittw Alag
Sing eInit M oer llbt uprbct
Die pon jrocm ptt'tt 'rct
hNt atlwIncnp AIeS lbau,
HSmmey ntmwSt'
Nttmmer irnnt's
hdpilb mar tInlt eleics NGue
Arisr Sinaen nlemols aus
Aui benz Ssro unb bslm @eIdA
s9aro co Ratt .no pttber Td0
Nob NIT oump'sm Brabt9tou
Norit man Ole Stlmr,e orohn
-Smmer - nlmmeg'
Simmer - INNER
SrobIld Iauier 8lnoeribpdrmt
Srdumsrii9er 5ugeno 2drm
Sab Dos 1dlob. in gOIo'uer 3eit
Eriter sieH Ss!,ste!t.
SHis Elm @si,IGsr i,in 8oIe
.3db,t o,s llby Die Suunecr hoIo
Simmer - nimmer.
Simmer - INNER,
Dides 3immsy bat Die 9rdw
Noloerr6tbsuo tlnN atibaut,
limb aus ieutr Stute port
frua man ioujt oit Se,tlfn ior;
Tuta Nao 5d'Wtt9cp aui psm 6luy
Riei om 2hetNtuetn o,e llby
.Smmer nIminrr'
Almmcr i'umtt.s
sort imS Snt. Etr IN Roth,
Tlr pe,mdbI, rue Arntr ,eo;'
6toa bic llbr "a luurmcyuou,
Cb To le tie 'tbautn iog
Attocr bier, TN irautcn Ntetc,
sNImmcri,tbtt 5tmmt Iri9
pSnmet uHgmU,
Simmer ummcr,~
fimmcr bier, I'D lmmd Npri,
$40 puidwurotp }ntwN Clt
Mo uihi Scret meh uno Etm
Cob uuo lrtrmrn peyeen 'tlu,
RlrmonO IA; mo )lsmlnb 'ycIt
Mutt bic llbr Der GpIQttlr
sSulmtg nimmtr.
Nlmmcy 60 lMmtl4
y. II. YOuQittlt
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-04-25

NasNtn nel9s 10 jpsi cher er,i
- =" ~ 4tg ultsH ieansn
p'lisns TIN , 10 ntsr uena at
aaIa asini ieiRaRa. Sk traasa en-,
V enc sTsa 80 ast Riir une habtu
''af aeietns llhT Der nd asfen. CO
~ vlalet satasRaa2 easr % libx
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-04-25
Mpiksblatt nns American far
,nfr nn6 sins arri6sn, lsrhd,rr-
nnes police fir $40 per 9abr.

]
! -5oTntsn Samen ~ babsn bel i.
s. iftdttl i'm pOiiOiiIte- unO golts'
biait 8eb1uoe.
-glu9en untcriu6t UNI NIdier an.
aepdbt bel Sdnaub. Siice im Wtit-
pbaliu SOtel.
Sic gtotre 3ame Shmeiiern uOr
RIhipuntain beiltdten um SOnntaQt
bic bciiQen Sdmeiicru Ntrr ypuia
god 0ieute ianen als 6ubrmann.
-3um criten lRaIc lett Von0em
wuroc Dcrr 6enrD luppcI luCIdCr ben
Aomcu gNiutcr bes leioi0cn Hbcumn'
tlamus mcOcn I'M 0Ouic OUbrlrQer
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-17

for all costs incurred in his pursuit and return to service and was required to mako good such costs either in money or additional service. Here was every element of the fugitive slave law--ad- vertising, offering reward for arrest and return, Imprisonment and even worse than the fugitive slave law, lia-
 when General William Henry Harri- son first began to be talked of for Pres tdent, his enemies charged that, as a member of the Ohio State Senate in 1921, he had voted for bill providing for the sale of poor white men into slavery for the payment cf their debts This was a perversion of truth, but the vote he cast would not stand the test of public opinion at the present day.
 The facts were these: For some time the ohio penitentiary had been bur- den on the taxpayers, requiring a con- siderable appropriation every year for It's support Under the then existing law thefts of $10 or more were pen- itentiary offense. This. of course, re- suited in a great number of conyicts.
 Act Defining Petty Larceny.
 To remedy this condition a bill was introduced raising the limit of larceny penalties in the penitentiary to $50 and providing that thefts of less than that value should be punished by Q hne and Imprisonment, and 1t was further pro- vided that when the convict could not pay the costs his services should be sold to any person who would pay the same.
 This provision was passed in the House, and on a motion to strike 1t out in the Senate, General Harrison voted in favor of retaining it. In Q letter explaining his vote he said the measure had no more relation to the collection of debts than 1t had to the discovery of longitude" He maintained that Q petty thief confined in the Jail for non payment of small 1ne and costs might with great advantage De trans ferred to the residence of some decent. virturous private family whose pre- cept and example would gently lead them back to the paths of virtue"
 But many persons saw nothing hu- manitarian or reformatory in the pro- posed measure. and tue fact that he had in any circumstances voted for sell ing white persone into servitude for the payment of debt cost him some votes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-17
HANN

I make a habit of carrying the Original Kinds.' None of the "just as good" are good enough for my customers. This, is especially true of Grow er's Hand-sewed Shoes for ten der feet. Once worn, always demanded. Carried in all styles. Common sense, both high and low. Prince Alberts and Congress, Pat. Tip Ox- lords, as we'll as Pat. Tip Lace Shoes. Price from $1.75 to $4, according to style and quality. Remember, they are all hand made.
 BASEMENT SHOWING.
 This new department is now full to overhowing with season able shoes-Ladies' Oxfords, 75c to $50; Mems Shoes, high and low, $1.00 to $1.5O; House Slippers for men and women, soc and up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-17
SUIT OVER PROPERTY
DEAF AND BLIND SCHOOLS ARR IN.
 TERESTED M CASE.
Montgomery Real Bstate Was wKEed to Mrs. Laura Jones, Wtth R@- verting Interest to the Tal-
 ladega InssttutionA.

An interesting case. brought some time ago in the equity court, in which the Alabama Institute for Deaf and the Alabama Academy for the Blind at Talladega. are correspondents, was heard yesterday by Judge Sayra The style of the case iB Bessie M. Jones vs. Laura M. Jones and otheru.
 Jerry Murphy, a well-to-do cltiHon. died in Montgomery a number of years ago, leaving a considerable amount of valuable property to hls daughter. who is now Mrs. Laura M. Jones By the will in case she died without offspring, the property was beuueathed to the deaf and blind institutions at Talladega
 Mrs. Jones Ia now the mother of several children. and she appeals to the court to be allowed to sell the property. alleging 1t is in a run down condition, 1t brings in little or no fn- come and the taxes are very large, The institute is opposing the sale of the real estate.
 The case was submitted to Judge Sayre yesterday on motion of the deaf and blind institutes to dismiss the bill for want of equity
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-17

Washington, March s.--tspeciai. )--- Senator Spooner, of Wisconsin, wno kound that he could not make living as a statesman. will soon open law office in New York City.
 Senator Spooner is only one Of the many government servants who have given up their positions within the last few months to seek more iucra- Rive fields. Leslie M. Shaw, the for mer Secretary of the Treasury. Is now 1n New York as the president of the newly formed Carnegie Trust Company. h story has been brought back here that MT. Shaw has introduced some new wrinkles in the Wall Street routine For instance, MT. Shaw does not delay his arrival at his office until near the opening of banking hours. but appears fhere early enough to make the ofnce boy fully appreciate that he has to keep his own hours strictly unless he wishes to be outdone by the president of the instftution.
 The removal of Senator Spooner to New York brings up once more for discussion the fact that the majority of the men who are doing the peoples work are living on what financiers would call starvation salaries. It is well known that with few exceptions the men who have done brilliant and valuable work for the country in the Senate in recent years have done so at great personal sacrifice. It is true that the Senate is filled with million aires, but the men who have borne the burden are poor men, and these faith ful workers are men who would have accumulated fortunes had they devoted the same time and energy to their pri- vate interests that they have devoted to public affairs.
 Case of Senator Morgan.
 There are even more striking exam pies of this than Is furnished by Sem ator Epooner's case. Morgan of Ala bama is one of them. When the uues- tion of increasing the salaries of ser- asors and representatives was being debated In the Senate the venerable Pettus, his colleague. said of him:
 "He began his education in the old field school. He has always been student from boyhood. knew him when he first became lawyer and have known him ever since. have lixed In the same city with him for ngout sixty years. He commenced life without anything. You have all seen how hard he works. He has worked that way all his life have been his
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-17
oALHouN eRANp JURY.

Report Says. There Has Been Illegal
 Voting In County.
 Anniston. March 16.-(special. )--The grand jury of Colhoun County submit ted It's report to Judge T. ". Coleman of the City Court of Anniston today and was dismissed M A. smith was foreman of the jury.
 The report shows that ninety-seven caAes were investigated and that fitty true bills Were found, In it's report the grand jury says there is good rea- son for believing that there was illegal voting in the last election and that whiskesi is sold in various parts of the county. However, the jury was un- able to fix the responsibility on any one notwithstanding diligent investi- gation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-17
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