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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-05
State of Missouri
County Of Gasconade.

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-05

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-05
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-05

~ I, Theo, Graf Clerk Of the County Court
within and for the county and state aforesaid,
do hereby certify the above and foregoing TO be
a true, full and complete statement Of the Re.
ceipts and Expenditures Of said Gasconade
county for the year ending March 4, 1907, as.
the same appears of record in my Office.
Witness nv hand and the seal OF said court,
this 2Sth day OF March, 1907.
TEIBO. GRAF,
County Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-05

Total o~~ 'VV
Court House furnishings
Herm Furniture Co Furni
tnre Tor court room 400 IS
r Hassenritter Furniture
court room 67S 90
3sumstark Bros railing for
court house 29 90
Herm Electric Light Co,
fixtures as per contract 26a 60
$1,000
Total 1900 81
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-27

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-27
IN COMPLIMENT TO MISSES
 " w--~yenxr NVx

BOhNSON AN0 ofA -
 DadeviIle, Monday, Aug. 26.--(Spe- cial.)--One of the most unique en- tertainments of the season was that in which Mrs. Elizabeth smith com pIimented her granddaughters, Misses Hilda Johnson and Ida Belle Gay or Montgomery, on Thursday last
 A number of drives to the country home was the first on the program. |. Arrived there, each couple was pre- sented with a program for the even ing.
 Punch was served from a beauti- fully appointed table in the spacious hall by Mrs. l.. l.. Gay. Mesdames Johnson and Hall assisted the hostess in receiving and entertaining.
 This home is an ideal place for en- tertainments, with it's spacious rooms. and wide porches which extend around the entire house.
 Those invited were: Misses Clyde Green. Miss Johnson. Ada Nelson. Elm ma Rowe. Beauford Hamille, Ruby Bull ger. Alma O1in. Maggie Belle. Mary Lou Parker, Kate Johnson, Mary Nell son, Mildred Corpson. Helen Sturdi- want, yaIeria Strother, Ellie Jackson, Louise Smith, Prattville; Ada Wag- ner. Birmingham; Annie May Walton, Lafayette. Doda Newell, William Hood, Upshaw and Gardner; Messrs, Lee smith, Thad Watkins, James Jinkins. Spring Smith, Clifton Oliver, Edward Leech, Holly Clark. Steiner Garrett, Mittir Herrin, Fred Sturdivant. John Win1l, Chester Acry, Boyd Johnson, B. P. Sullivan, Walter Walker, Camp Hill; Shaffer Hood. Shaffer Hiii;' Fay
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-27
Neun of nemonoIiu.

Demopolis, August 26.-(SpeciaL)- Mrs. R. E. Rowe who has been spend ing the past six weeks in Colorado and other points, has returned home.
 E. T. Washington who was carried to Selma Saturday to undergo an oper- ation, Is reported to be improving.
 J. Ford Butler left Sunday for New Orleans where on Tuesday morning he will be married to Miss Emily Tujague of that city.
 J. E. DeLoach of Greeneda. Miss, was the gues- of his brother. Dr. T. H. DeLoach Sunday and Monday.
 Ed Young, a negro. on last Saturday night shot at a baker named Haunts three times with a 3S calibre Smith and Wesson pistol,
 The negro evidently shot to kill and Is in jail. He will be given a prelim- mary hearing before Mayor John Meri- wether Monday morning.
 The shooting occurred about Il o'clock in the Zion Hill neighborhood. Haunts is employed by Clanton Parish as baker.
 The Pell City ball team has arrived and will play two games with De- mopolis Monday and Tuesday. This will be the last games of the season and after the game Tuesday the ball team will disband.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-27
NEWS OF wETuMPKA.
mrs' Margaret Harris Passes Away
 ter q Long IIInesa.

mrs' Margaret Harris Passes Away Af-
 ter Long Illness.
 Wetumpka. Aug. 26.-(SpeciaI.)-Af- ter painful and prolonged illness. death came this morning at 10 o'clock to Mrs. Margaret F. Harris, one of Wetumpka's oldest inhabitants
 Mrs. Harris was 8 woman of kindly nature and by her gentleness had en- deared herself to the entire communi- ty. She was the widow of pr. Harris, a sergeant in the Mexican war.
 Mrs. Harris was a consistent mem Der of the Methodist Church and. un- til her health failed, was a regular at- tendant at the services of the church of her choice.
 John Harris and Miss Ola Harris are the children left to mourn the death of an unselfish Christian mother.
 Judge Gaston came up this morning to attend the meeting of the stock holders of the Wetumpka Bridge Com pany.
 The stockholders, after discussing at length the matters before them, ap- pointed a committee of five, empower ing them to take whatever steps they deemed best for the interests of the stockholders. 1 represented at the meeting. The mem bers of the Executive Committee are: J. B. Goston, W. l.. Lancaster E. M (. Cain, F. W. Lull and E. l.. Gaddis.
 Miss Mollie Bradford has returned from a visit of several weeks to friends in Birmingham.
 Misses Alice Stewart, Hattie Ivy Duncan and Mary Robson are spend- ing today in Montgomery.
 Mrs. w. H. Gregory is quite i'll at her home on North Bridge Street.
 James Kelly has gono to Atlanta to spend the winter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-27

accompanied by Mir. Kelley, left yes- terday afternoon for Blount Springs. Misses Fedora and Julia Randolph, who accompanied Mrs Kelley on her trip. are at home.
 A number of young men will enter tain at dance at Pickett Springs Fri day evening.
 Miss Eva Andrews, who has been spending some time in Enterprise and other points, has returned home, &C., companied by her little niece. Miss Doris Andrews, who Is visiting her grandparents. Mir. and Mrs. e. w. Avenue.
 Miss Frankie Foster. who has been in Andalusia. spent yesterday in the city en route 70 her home in Birmine- ham.
 MT. B. ". Stone. of Shawnee. is the guest of his cousin. Mrs William Weiss. at her home on Virginia Avenue Miss Ethel wickersham, of Atlanta, IS visiting Miss Arminta Cox at her nome on Pleasant Avenue.
 The Year Books of the Ionian Club nave been received and the members may get them at the Carnegie Library by calling for them.
 + Miss Sadie Barnett has returned from NVerbena, where she has been spending some time with Dr. and Mrs. B, T Baldwin at their summer home.
 MT. and Mrs John Tullis have re- turned home, after an absence of A month In New York and other Eastern cities.
 Mir. and Mrs. David Marx have re- turned from & summers vacation snent In Cincinnati, Buffalo. Niagara Falls and Rochester
 Mrs. c. B. Poston left Sunday for New York, where she will spend three weeks.
 Miss Sa1iie Crum of Evergreen Is the guest of Mir. and Mrs B. P. Crum, at their home at Highland Park, Mir. rum t, nas returned from a stay of some
 The prospectus for the coming year of the Mothers Union has been received and the members may get them by calling at the Carnegie Library.
 i.
 Miss Olivia Bogacki has gone to Selma, to visit friends
 Mrs. w. W. Williams and little daughter, Miss Joe Douglas Williams. who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. C4 Y. Bogacki have returned to their home in opellka.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

mond Sturdivant Benny Smith. Max Vines, Percy Bell. Cary Uohnson. Her bert Bell, Owen Johnson and Oat Por- ter.
 It will be sad intelligence to those who met Mrs. Henry Russell Green of Chicago. during her visit here. to learn that MT. Green is critically i'll at his home in Chicago It was Mrs. Green who, during short visit to Montgom- cry. called the attention of the city authorities to the dreadful conditions here owing to the lack of humane or ganized work. She was forcfbly struck with the sights that greeted her as she walked our streets and she did some good work towards etab- fishing a humane society here. She made a talk before some of the clubs and visited number of persons who became much interested in the subject through having met her. Mir. Green has been quite i'll since February.
 A party which enjoyed an Up Jinkins party at the Country Club saturday evening included: Mir. and Mrs. Pope Foster, Mr. and Mrs. S. Phelan, Miss Mirina Dent, Miss Louise Marks. Miss Ellie May Wagner Miss Licia Rich ardson, Miss Pauline Welsh, Mir. Frank Stolenwerck, MT. Shackleford, MT . Emmett Seibels, MT. Paul Parker and Mir. Edward Lyle.
 Miss Julia May Henderson will enter tain the members of the summer Eucnss Club Wednesday morning at the nome of her parents, MT. and Mrs. R. M' Henderson, on Mildred street
 Mrs. ]. H. Crenshsw and daughters, Misses Lizzie and Mary Belle Crensnaw. have returned from Ashville. N. '. where they have been spending sonhe time.
 Mrs. L. c. fitzpatrick and son. Lawrence, of Birmingham. are visit- ing Mrs W. R. Fisher at her home on Jefferson avenue.
 Miss Annie Tate, of Atlanta, Is the guest of Mrs. W. H. Coleman at her home on McDonough street.
 Mrs. Owen Brewer and little son, Master Willard. have returned from months stay in the mountains of North Carolina.
 Mrs. George Simpson and Miss Helen Reeves. left yesterday morning for Atlanta, where they will join MT. and Mrs. T. H. Mabson, and go to Lithia Springs for stay of several weeks.
 :.
 Mir. and MrsI J. H. Achor of Hat tiesburg, Miss. have been visiting her mother and brother, Mrs. Ann ana MT. Thomas Robinson. at 669 Mildred Street.
 
 Miss Nan Linebaugh returned yes terday from a five weeks stay In the East.
 Mrs W. B Kelly returned yestetoay from an absence of two months during which she visited Virginia Beach. Atlantic City. Baltimore. New York and Washington and she and her children
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-27
LIABILITIES:

Capital stock paid in .... $500. coo. % Surplus funS ..., Tb.O0o.O0 Undivided profits. less expenses and taxes paid .... ........ 20,1ls.o o2 National Bank notes outstand- .. Due to other Nation al Banks .Ss2,42s.S Due to State Banks and Bankers so.lBs.l Due to Trust Com panies and Savings Banks ...' A4il'% Individual Deposits subject to check 3VbroAVE0S Certified checks sO1.00 U. s. Deposits .. 5o,OOo .OO-" 4b1,zss.E ES Bnls payable, including Csr- tificates Of deposit TOT money borrowed 1S00oo .oQ Total .... .... .... .... sl.sla. s6s .as STATE OF ALABAMA.
 County of Montgomery, ss: L sylvain Baum, Cashier of the ahovs- named bank. do solemnly swear that the above statement ia true to the best Of my knowledge and belief subscribed and sworn to bsfora me thin asth day of Augugt, 1907.
 C. W. STEWART,
 Notary puhlao
 gAN oERsosg
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-27
IRON PRICES FALL.
Dull Market of Past Four Weeks Hnl
 ERfanf

Dull Market of Past Four Weeks Has
 Effect.
 Birmingham, August 26-(Special)-- Announcement was made today that iron prices had taken tumble of one dollar per ton, the dull market for the past four weeks getting in its work. However. the manufacturers do not appear to be anxious to sell great quantities of the product at this price. No. 2. foundry iron, delivery during the fourth quarter of this year is quoted at $19 per ton and, for delivery during the first half of the coming year. at $17,50 per ton. The produc- tion Is holding its own.
 General buying will. start in it is be- lieved before the middle of September There is no apprehension that the break in the market is going to cause any stampede, but in a short while recovery will be noticed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-27
FOUR NEW SCHOOL HOUSES.
Buildings to Re Erected by Day Lab,
 i'm New Decatur.

in New Decatur.
 Decatur. Aug, 26.-(Special. )--New Decatur is to build four ward school buildings. The buildings are to be built of brick and the work Is to he let by the day and will be superintend- ed by one of the city officials.
 Some weeks ago the city sold $25,- 900 worth of school bonds and this sum is to be expended on the construction of the four school buildings Plans for the buildings were drawn by an archi- tect and accepted by the city and few days ago bids were asked for. Several bids were received, but all of these bids were for amounts considerably more than the amount of money that the city has to spend on the buildings. There fore all bids were rejected and now the city will build the school houses by day work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-27
NOTICE

STATE OF ALABAMA
 MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
 Notice is hereby given that all persons holding claims against the fine and forfeit ure fund of Montgomery County, whether said claims registered or unregistered. are hereby required to file the same with the Clerk of the Board of Revenue of Mont gomery County before the first Mon day in October. 1907, for the purpose of having said claims re-registered. All claims which are not filed within said time for re- registration will be forever barred
 S. T. WESTCOTT --tu-3t Clerk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-27

REPORT OF THE cONDETIox or THE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-27

REPORT or THE CONDITION OF THE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-27
October Cotton

Whether it be I2 or IS cents will look good to u but would either have been probable without Southern Mills
 Our first prosperity followed the day when we began to spin and weave our own cotton
 Whats the matter with the South making its Shoes Let us tell you about start in that direction. Our RED SEAL Factory in Atlanta has capacity of pair minute for every hour in the year, day and night
 We are turning out shoes, that for stye fit and service have proven such free sellers make them go through our shipping ware rooms like mountain freshet run down hill
 While we are sold up into September we arc n- creasng our output every day, and making the shoes better every hour
 This gives us a place for 500 New Customers we want them from the cash-buying prompt paying Mer- chants of the South
 If there is not RED SEAL Shoe store in your town let us together consider our mutual interests can be conserved by traffic agreement
 We have named the kind of folks we want as GUS toner's Merchants who provide for their contracts and meet their engagements promptly
 This enables us to give all our time and energies to pefectng the details of our Factory and Shipping facilities. Here are some of the benefits to you of the RED SEAL System
 Frst-A reliable line of footwear made exclusively for Southern feet and backed by thirty years experience
 Second--A system of advertising free that will the best people of your section make tracks your front door,
 Third reserve stock of ready to Ship Shoes at your ca Mondays orders for Saturdays trade Turn your stock over four times year Do your present business half the stock you carry
 Fourth--Some relief from the freight congestion and delay In using nearby market
 Fifth--T here g going to be big demane for Georgia Made Shoes, every pair sold will bring you a customer Our saesmen leave this week covering the South from Virginia to Texas
 If ready to place your order before one reaches Iou postal will hurry him.
 Who gives us his opening bill has put the cornerstone of Success into his business
 Correspondence solicited. K ODP CLOE CONTDANTN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-27
TOBACCO HABIT CURED

Cigarette Cigar. Pipe, Snuff. Tobacco chew ing and all forms of tobacco using are cur ed by the JAMES HOME CURE FOR TO- BACCO HABITS. Put up in tablet form Easy and convenient to take. Makes quit ting pleasure. Cures while you work. Price of full course of tablet treatment for to- bacco habit, S2. For sale by the Montgomery Drug Co. t
 JAunes sanatOrium O.. Memphis, Tenn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-27

The average man doesn't like his beef rare, because it's too rare now at the present prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-27

By the way. where are you going Christmas?
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-11-07
Selling Mythical 1ots-Barlow

Selling Mythical Lots-Barlow,
Foster Co.. Enterprise-A cOmmuni-
cation has reached this Office which
conveys the intelligence that lots
have already been sold on proposed
line of railroad running out Of Car
rington. 1t hardly seems creditable
that suckers could..be found to bite
on this sort ..ot bait and yet it ap-
pears that the promoters are succeed
ing in obtaining money by this
method. IL this is true, another
graft is being worked and is finding
the usual quota of E.Z. marks. The
main regret is that those who have
been worked are those. who can least
afford to part with the money. Just
at present another railroad through
Foster county is a remote possibility; :;
but should it materialize, In all prob
abilityrthe company that finances the
project will map out its own route
and locate its own townsites. Tho
whole scheme is one that could
scarcely appeal to anyone. yet it an
pears a number have been taken in
and have come down with the cash.
We hope none of our readers have
been caught.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-11-07

Hunting Parties-Messrs. Blewett,
and Clabbotts returned from duck
hunt north of Dawson Monday.
They found fine shooting after sever
al days search south Of Steele at
Long Lake, and wound up with a big
bag CT game after expecting but lit
tie. Messrs. Richmond and Rand
got big lot of ducks at the same
place this week, returning with over
100. Lawrence Ooernillpr, Ed, vii!
and Tado Thoms have also returned
from trip into K idder county where
they spent a week shooting. They
drove by team the entire distance
and had a fine camping outfit. Will
Thoms brought down big wolf with
a long rihe.shot. The boys did to kill
much feathered game but got several
fine specimens OF the .Canada goose.
They were forty miles northwest OF
Dawson.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-11-07

Decisions Affirmed - New Rock
ford Transcript - The two cases,
Powers Elevator Co. against Pottner,
and r. A. Wenzin, against Pottner
tried in the. district court last fall by
Maddux e. Rinker for both Plaintiffs,
and S. E. Ellsworth, of Jamestown,
for defendant in both cases resulted in
a verdict for both plaintiffs, and defen-
dant appealed. This week the sup.
rene court handed down an opinion
affirming both judgments, making
two more affirmances to add to Judge
E. T. Burke's very high score in the
upper court. His record is much
higher than that of any other judge in
the state.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-11-07

Good Woman Gone-As will be
seen by the account from Pingrs e,
Mrs. Fair who for many years resiGed
on the farm at the north end Of the
jim Lake died, with relatives at
Pennsylvania, last week. Mrs. Fair
was one of the Oldest settlers along
the James river and has a wide circle
of acquaintances in the northern
part of the county and in jamestown.
She was "A most estimable woman
being kind mothers "a good neiellbor
and one who battled with tie early
struggles of settlers life bravely, at
tile same time bearing the burden of
a physical a:fliction which ended
finally her life.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-11-07
ASYLUM Well o. K.-The regUla

Asylum Well o. K.-The regular
asylum board meeting was held yes
terday. The new artesian well con-
tinues to give forth..its big supply of
water flowing uninterrupted unless
shut off, at the rate of 1872 gallons a
minute. The new supply Of water
will be more than sufficient to water
the trees and lawn around the
grounds. The we'll is l543 feet deep,
about one foot deeper than the last
city artesian well, considering the
difference in elevation. The old we'll
at the asylum still flows and has
sufficient water supply for the build
ings. The new we'll has 50 far not
affecred the flow of water In the old
we'll, although it gives twice as much
output. The contractors state that
the ~ inch pipe in the new well is
down 1475 feet where they encoun-
tered the solid rock three feet in
depth. On top of this tine AZ inch
pipe rests and below the rock the 315
inch extends to the bottom, or about
6S feet further. This fortunate ar
rangement is believed to insure the
permanency of the flow even if it
should be shut off temporarily for
any purpose. The cold storage build
ling being erected at the institution
is about completed, and it's cost will
be in the neigh0rhood Of $4,000, a
saving of some .s2. 900 over the best
estimate that was had from general
contractors. John Synder has car
ried out the Jackson contract for the
stone work. NJ. Mausen has had the
brick work in charge and George
Williams. superintendent of carpen-
ter work on the building. The new
cold storage building will hold 250
tons ice keeping meat and vegetables
in perfect condition. The new build
ing is something that.has long been
needed at the institution.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-11-07

Won Double Tour-Miss Melinda
Gainsforth has been awarded one of
the.prizes for solicitors by the Min
neapDlis Tribune and will leave on a
trip to the jamestown. Exposition lin
few days. All expenses of the trip
being paid. In addition she won the
privilege of a double tour, and has
the light to take companion along
on tsss journey. She a,ld Miss Cleo
Mitchell will make the tour together
going from the twin cities to- Chica-
60 and Washington, D. c., from. the
latter point down the Potomac river
to Norfolk, returning by way of the
Atlantic ocean to New York City
and thence westward by Niagara
Falls. 1t will be two weeks trip
and the young ladies expect to enjoy
the same immensely.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1907-11-07

Catching Up With Freight Ship
ments-Accordjng to Northern Pa
cifC officials the road has been catch
ing up with it's grain shipments and
general freight business during the
last few days owing to the closing of
the Board of Trade at Duluth and
the fact that the elevators have not
been buying and shipping wheat. 1t
is said that the N. P..-has .handled
between 400 and 500 west bound.loads
and about 375 on this division every
twenty four hours. Railroad men
claim that there are "a great many
cars lying idle in the state due to
various cases. They state that some
times cars are held for several days
before unloading or loading. AS la
bor is expensive and teams are very
busy. and it is cheaper to pay 81 a
day for the cars than to take teams
away from their other work where
they are earning S5 or S8 day. In
this way great many cars are taken
out Of the service, and it is esti-
mated at 200 day.