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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-03-26
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-03-26
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-03-26
6riniutt,r iilr Sd,psins.

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r'y1 ict5sH goa q. I. @ditts U5n otv
b'incru 9'r:utsadticn peroTsa.liht
ptltgr gyioIsi nrLtfflter gsriute
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lno AI1.'l, ,n or;ih. R5ru uao
&o;d q.tf. an oIey'.y Qorn uuo glag.
l,lB. 2a-I hno 81bss lam an
unit, ms qgyu aao .StlpFuT- ssE
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Nt1 am Tor t'aa9 slnabmt vutos
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-03-26
An bic Vtirr.

Ia0 &er. Sladttu VuroCp0tlmCnl
bcitebi oarati nnb mir unlcr &laii
Reufm iuitnoeu turicn brr I'M GIt.
lianDe iii. y9ir imo ilr bic Yair anoae
mclbe ibr bi9htr bcm Wltte angtocl
ben IieBtt, itbr bdntblr un0 bitten
Sud m9 audi itgt fuer 3uOOrtOmmen
III ,el9tn luoem SDr Den uns ibulolQen
@etraQ tntridtet. ibr crhalitt ntb't
Dem &Olt@blatie Den NdNOuri mo
Sauiae &0rmtr III iclben 9rejie
Ser rEduutr" miro nah cine Ahnen
belsbi1c @orcNe geidno! WGrNen
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-03-26
gSas bleibt?

2tb mds tlciht?- Sin tleincr 0i9el
7riiber nit Dem Irihtsu Nlulel
Irob tiu SoumcyilIttr ilielt.
lluo Ous HIla i'm SNlno lit pltlt.
Siue geile 2IrQrOtntCn
llua man m,bl Dem Stlnier ih;uIeu.
NnIo mtit glltmnuO mtr 0l litat.
Nlanbt C'C ntr RGbm cIhobW.
Ooyt man Ciu ,(nhrban0C,i lottn.
COt, tin lnhitau'ruo lunR,
9Is duu " BE 3cli rcl'bInuN,
Elr sum bodrcn rlun rrlotG
,lbr NjCbltiuG QINl uttIwln.
g6lt cm ylb lm Mnb ptt,,Gn6
Bern no,t roAtl mad, Rt NlpirI
A,e hty YRtnltlcli polp gNip'cI
Ntuhltuo aus hm NeteIm,tr.
9I!udntty n"J Nomr,
9Ibr Iduc ,3tlt mnb IoMmtn.
Ga our he IN Iult u.rltWommtn.
limb ts ntnni lDC tCintr mety.
llnttrorB in tp'atn 3reiitn
Hub in atatuOhutel @'islita
Sbu Hdbu bic Srot Qtbt.
2IttIos. naa ami 'ihr btfrb.
AhtIos AMI Der Meuihbs,t lrlum}
Wunotlt lie ou,b 90eltrnraumt
Dis uut fis i'm Staub Osrlptli.
SciWylh SeiotI.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-03-26
e5nt far arsrrmauH

Styr prymdR q. eeu.i0, sin ssTasmte,
AEtitest tn SsItsTi gstSps;, san frdr
tIseo lusi: -S1 lnepi,rt aAes rae in Ssrs
aui electric S,iitrs ale adrtrSet S4aci
seiast wsrOeu N es III gut MT SresrmaHa.
Ct 'si ben lnorennnsen be yaaenA. Se-
aet uae S,seR in gToulvtrr uss RiTi amer
ssetfs surettt uRe hau, hdA Spaem ani.s
esss IlE Sttters az e.s sciie fraAItass,A Ai,.
ns' l'ie is IN etRew Ggesasn eSi4aiis rtr'
sdntt, als 6lntrsnsaes IL CT unakesin'f'eE.
q ssi :. Stltssassst & sea. Axapoalia
uas. falt uah Q. T. etssE n esHs. d.
II asaA une Ct tzfiahrfs
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-03-26
Wesirhalla Coack Horse Co.,
NESTpHALIA NO.
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T,t >Netstc >tNt>yy 'laaults
e,@'54mt;''aatNe y s,lc t.,a,gu.
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V'Fur Net5tH. rg, >u 'aolbstu Ne.
,tl,a UG.t az 1g' To,. SawH,
'taU:a s'e,a aHG l1,:H &.e, u.
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mtu'>t ~ Go,,14 'cn .,c@m,4 C'a
VI ,;.ut.cvg. 9N'y S&laa,y Der
yte,, 6sug. f.t,s Itauatat ale
5.;yat ,,n C.-aI t,yant,r. u,
Se.Gy'lg '..aty N,s,ly, .lalI,I uis
'e,si.
NJ yyIaSs s;a Sl.Uon llsthutt
II Ttyi;r'at. gt,tty Isr ptrtheiotlt.
25y'.atl tltR aIt Sniillutlcus7. mel.
tti;n isci.iats <rtihsN uR,trhussu,
esy7u&i ~ G,aW,samsg. Welte 10
al ';insl ,ar>,s.u 9mul5mtn ssrsi.
t:ru, pstHltt al De St.et. pstts
Ni@ togi'ts(Stibiitauyh 6sUttaihsi,
untsrrlst uno srhut m5lta A1e
ein. U:Ite Sett IN e,7em sar,pi;
s;ltn es1 Salge3 ulti htiRe5sni"
SuSu II 81 o.msyteu. elS, ea 6ott
allmGa,l9. ~ l,lnsr $l'tlne btSarj.
peuu e. BIZ Salskns rom et>bsesn
erhlstn ula. Il .anR oas airs lgsir
ane srau3t odsu Ritt tmmal 0it Ratb-
lhIdae siH,s ielpltbiarn %llTen Dor
Stleas ess .SsO.- SrpHi0R, esr ia
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SsarhunesTie u ipat an ben eFdna IN
briHasn iuet. Ter CimusInnrnsr
Stpuieu BAT nit isinsr aapHsinaos
rsiisg nitis espitisn. ale bar II sias
= -sseesrlas SaaaH,i ha,. Mt 81 Se-s
liRg iaoeH pnres.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-03-26
EN0tite Of Election.

On TUESDAY. Ardl !. 1908. l,t.
fScen lht boul, q 1 ocl1ck al1 q
UtIutk +. NJ an Election viii br
held N ihe Town ot WeS,ph4Iia. No.
Tor The pdrpuSe q e'rtiing tive new
memteIS 10 SerYe as Town Board.
Polk Al Volkstiatt Office
Geo W. C2>uop. Chairman.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-03-26
Jm Streite erid,oiieu.

Nus Rticnutain irai Q,rcn bic
9ohliti blrr rin bar loan AT
III ctnem Slriicnlt gHm. gglaltI mo
gSm. Sas9am pon tIum orr ScBlegen
eridontn worotH lel. }ttl 'cg ,rtrt
nut 94iaicI q,!toneu mo o.sita PEI.
bcbcu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-03-26
e,efabr SER tnuesasmi,ansune

cine ertaItnns " lst,aeT SabgeS,cii lam.
wenn ite pernabIai'ia, uSre. sur Suracpent
iunetwA lubycr, Bic hluiia thstli,b ucyl6uii,
nne dWt nd no eer sraR.s aenas, II elt
sunse erihndt', ueourh ssgitlse iar oie
en,wldeIuua Der S6plne'uti Guseyr en-
p'dnslih Hslst. SO!sp's ..neHes auN Ear.
ibut BEN Suiteu Glnbaii, hsili UnN sy6iiia,
SIs smas une psrbu;et eiTs sunancn,unr
ouns. Ssi > Stliemeutr uns Son.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-03-26
nIir auerlriet.

Sd !du'tt etUe Naitc Ghows .yla,r'a Gc.
|" cholera uuo Gouaoc Rcmteg NM 'auc
eab ~ war iugt aUgy,t'cU ~ ccn &0r;asr.
<te! N Ncy lam,!le 5dttu 60 MI. au,tM
ct''Iat Nc0cn Sammcyl,lr,tt,. attr1a4t.
- y. Y Ncwt Nfgagoacscr Stt ,Gyras.
N's5IlNN &iS &cr.au'i bu St,9.t. 4 VI
ltmtuty.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-03-26
OeTtniIld,tr plrFlui.

llnierBl1nclC W!ro Gm E0ansriial
'e" 2ien AgriI l"rs ami Der Farm oes
perm Ao9n $Or9meu.r 5,sacy bf'arni
ais Sernsmcgtr . |. ltdlt iuootlit
non Ne'iphoNc ons ifigcA0, 6i e!l=
lbpm oHcnllit lD oeu lGtrb:..snoen
oertau'en: elnc tragblrc Wahrs. cine
3u1 MT: Rslb ;rci Syrir0rdeca.
pubntr uno sinists 0aesmrhilar.
|ertluI beainnl uM II llby &or=
mlli0Qs.
Gr3U lRl'p yuttt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-03-26
,leti;.

Vile ojtlHli9'n wCltt No,oyrnnttu
aelcn Nta NatIlu ota Sgrlip,btntu
Nentp Sluobatbt tAbtu. uuo bl0mlt
trluiai aIlt 8ttuuustu bls gum l..
Aprll 1905 bel mir tiuJUytiosa.
A4iuHlsp0l.
6rlut O. SdrobC,Rc A0m.,
&c;IEirpH. Nc.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-03-26

Agents wanted! - i6x 20 crayon
portraits 40 cents, frames 10 cents
md up. sheet pictures one cent each.
You can make 4tQF profit or $50 rsr
week. Catalogue and Samples free.
FRANk.W. WILLIAMS -CONPANY, ,
i3os W. Taylor ST.. Chicago, M
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-03-26

7ie gopotlieu lnN iuruahr
tildh s,ntu Observation-Disclosures
Ss iubreu SauCioc acgtn Soutior
Mis- wNlita pe ijh irtNse atiot:
Gct man olc @trt,rcrtl ~ 9uoc,
Uam rlet man Ut pcy91Lt oit
lauct
7}lir tt itul 8 tmmtr ilh gum lutcu,
Rur Wrr B oBlpiitcu iommi mus
tiUiCn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-03-26

Ntiy Z. G1t'cr, in E3rr,ls E-.. ituet
Ara 'clgsuoes: -GJ5e 191:gI gcr nj: aa.:t
eIner lR.Imwsr nui,sE assa5t, Der U5 kr
Il. aus rig Sur'c 'si:ist,s +.5esm I'll.
rtyGttaQ s;rs clH;s Aisro. 4E,.:.. per'atf
tattea lsstr NIX ~ c9g Fc.tc 1sat1 y
<dc~ ct9, ,co:1u' ''e dgatlg: Uuyces >ar:
GlQ 1'1:s lGctss9 ar's,Gsga q, s ri.
;emtceg s SpN.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-03-26
THE WESTPHALIA COACH
HORSE CO,

VII stand their famous Co1ch
HnlSa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-02
Get here early you There will be rush for them. The very best makes will go for less than the cheap kind usually cost Don't miss it. Open this
 evening l Dexter Avenue,

We venture the opinion that never again will an opportunity like this present itself to the people of Mont gomery and vicinity, to buy the very best makes of pianos at the rtdiculous- ly low prices at which we are closing out the R. E. Wells Piano Companys stock.
 That many people realize this is evil denced by the large number Of instru- ments selected during this entire sale: Many pianos were taken, every one or them a great bargain and every pur- chaser Is delighted with his or her selection.
 Now. while a large number of the pianos were taken last week and the week before, there still remains a Roodiy number of the very best makes the real bargains. It Is just as im- portant that we close these out as any other part of the stock.
 There are about 25 of them in all, nianos of the higher grade. the more expensive kind. We know there are more than 25 people in this vicinity who are ready to take them on our hands just as soon as they learn Of the extraordinary liberal proposition we are about to make.
 Iaafems We have carefully gone ever the stock and made another big cut in the formerly greatly reduced prices. Aa our anxiety to close out every anstru- msent by tonight, we will mot heeftate to sacrifice every dollar of pront, bat fin many cases, much of the first cost.
 In other words, during the very last day of this sale we are going to eIeae O1.t 2B of the woFld's best makes oa grand and upright pianos at prices Yemm than you will have to pay foE eheav. inferior pianos at other stores.
 Of course we expect the well-known high quality of these pianos in connec- tion with the slaughter prices. and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-02

that but one election should be held hereunder in any one year.
 8. Statute; repeal.-The act of 1900- o1, p. no. providing for local stock law elections in Etowah County. was not repealed by the General Stock Law Act of 1903. p. 43l.
 Same; amendment: re-enactment The act of is00-o1. p. ITO, amend ing previous act Is not vIolative of Section 45. Consultation 1901, as the act as amended was re-enacted and published at length.
 5. Same: separate subjects-An act will not be held Invalid as containing two subjects. one of which is not ger- main to the title, where that part of the act not germain to the title may be stricken. and leave remaining a law sufficient for all the purposes of the case. germain to the subject expressed in the title
 $, Animals; stock law election; en- try of resuit.-The law declares the effect and operation of, and the man. ner of enforcing the law. after the result is certified and entered by the Judge of Probate. and the only duty resting upon the judge Is to enter up- on his minutes the result of an elec- ton had under such act as certified to him by the managers.
 Appeal from Gadsden City Court
 Heard before Hon. John H. Disque.
 Affirmed. opinion by Anderson. J.
 Tyson, c. j., Dowdell and Mcclellan, JJ.. concur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-02
POE " THE STATE.

POE V. THE STATE. Murder-(Decided April 24 1908. 46
 South. 521.)
 1. Evidence; confession. A con versation between defendant and two persons with him, just after the shoot ing. relating to which one of them shot first, is admissible IS tending to show a quasi confession.
 g. Criminal law; appo~s, what the record shows-Where it does not ap- pear from the record what the purpose of the question was or what was eX" pected to be elicited thereby the sus- taining of an objection to the question is not grounds for reversal
 2. Homicide; evidence It was com netent to show the effort of defend ant to buy or borrow pistol, togeth- or with the statement that T am go- ing to get me man., and his threats against deceased.
 4 Same; collateral matter.-A diff fculty between defendant and deceaS- ed which happened four years pelore the killing is collateral matter anu may not be offered in evidence.
 5. Criminal law; appeal; what the record shows-It Is not reversible er- TOT to sustain objection to question as to what converse tion a witness had with deceased shortly before the kllI- ing. the record not showing what an- sWer was expected. ,,1 :.
 S Same: harmless error.-Where witness answered question Tn re- snonse to another question, and gave fine testimony called for, it was no' error tn sustain objection to such oth- CT question |. i'm, material whether a witness had heat1 of deceased making threats against defendant at the time he had con
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-02

It Is an easy matter to buy S250 piano for $250 or a $500 piano for $500 at any time, but when will you ever have an opportunity to buy pianos, the best makes, at above prices? Perhaps never. You should not miss this op portunity.
 No matter what you may want in an instrument, whether 1t be a grand or upright a used upright, square piano or an organ, we have 1t here for you, and at just about half the price you expected to pay some day.
 UprSghta.
 We have many exceptional bargains in uprights. These instruments are all in fine condition, the finest makes on the market. If something to meet your views Is not In the list above come to the store anyway, as we can
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trict alleging that the holder of the le- gal title of the property, dedicated the same to the district for school pur- poses; that they afterward re-asserted their control over the property and sought to usurp the functions of the district trustees In the selection of teachers for the school and the use of the property for that purpose. and praying for an injunction restraining the holder of the legal title from in. terfering with the use of the property for public school purposes; sufficiently states cause of action for the pro- tection of the public easement by preventing a diversion of the use of the property from the purpose to which 1t was dedicated,
 g. Schools and school districts; au- thority of district trustees to sue.- Under the act providing for the re- districting of the State as to public schools, and providing for the man. agement and control of the same. the district trustees are clothed with the duty to conserve and control the<right of the public to the use of public school property for public school purposes, and they have the right and author ity to resort to chancery. when neces- sary, just as the proper officers of a city or the Attorney General of the State has when the rights of the peo- pie of the city or State are invaded.
 4. Dedication; requisite; oral ded- ication.--Any act clearly manifesting an intent and purpose on the part of owners of the property to appropriate or dedicate it to a public use Is suf- icient, and a writing is not necessary, to the validity of the dedication.
 Appeal from Jackson Chancery Court.
 Heard before Hon. W. H. Simpson.
 Affirmed. Opinion by Tyson. c. J.
 Simpson, Anderson and Denson. JJ., concur.
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terms to suit, to accomplish the result. and we have no doubt of the result. So. dear reader. the wise thing. the only thing for you to- do,s is to put on your hat early this morning, put a little money in your inside pocket $10 or as much as you wish to nay down-and come straight to the seai's Plano and Organ Co.'S. store. Ill Dex- ter avenue. and allow nothing to deter you.
 Worlds Best NEskes.
 Here are such pianos as the Weber Kimball, Fisher, Grown, Krell. Wait nay. Seals, Bradford, Royal, Wheelock, Lester. Hinge. Davis < Sons aud many others. in a great variety of styles and finishes. nearly all of them new. few sliKhtly- used or store worn, and all Priced accordingly.
 Now, we know your favorite piano is in that bunch, and you will nnd 1t marked down in prices at least s12S. probably Si50 or SITS or even s200 or $z50.
 Don't delay. don't hesitate when you can secure such bargains. Don't miss this one opportunity of your life.
 This is the last chance you will probably ever have to buy piano at practically your own price.
 Terms to Suit.
 When we say Terms to suit" we mean just what we say. You cen buy at thIss sale on any reasonable kind of terms.
 One Price to All.
 Every piano Is plainly marked at the regular price and the present low cut price One price to all ana every body treated alike.
 ssnnpie Bargains.
 We cannot describe here each of the zs great bargains, but tell you about a few to show how the best pianes in the world will be slaughtered today.
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Mourmelon. France. Nov. 1.-Henry Farman yesterday won the Height Prize of $500 offered by the French Aero Club for the first aeroplane leaV- ing the ground by it's own power and making a flight over the tops or a series of captive balloons, which were attached to the ground by cord about eighty feet long. Wilbur Wright was not eligible for the prize.
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surely find something that will suit you exactly.
 Out-of-Tovyn Buyers.
 Many out-ofrtown people have pat ronized this sale. You know. we ship instruments any where, and guarantee satisfaction or no sale. Send in your order and secure one of these great bargains. Easy payments.
 Today ls the Last Day.
 Now don't lose sight of the fact that today is the very last day of the great Piano sale. Tuesday 1t will be too late to take advantage of these marvellous prices. Today at s:s0 D. m. the sale will become a matter of history. and the greatest opportunity ever offered the piano buy CTS of Alabama will have slipped by you. if you don't avail yourself of these marvellous prices. -'.
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 SIMS V. THE STATE.
 Forgery .-Decided April 21, 1908. 40
 South. 493.)
 1. Forgery; subject; tax receipt A receipt for the payment or taxes Ls a subject of forgery under Sectioh 4720, Code 1896.
 2. Same; indictment.-An fndict- ment charging that detenean.; ytaa M intent to injure and defraud, dio after a receipt for the payment of money substantiaIly as follows. etc, 1reclt- ing a receipt for the payment or oaxesl bv inserting therein after the woro A Assessor,s demand notice, b0c. the words Poll tax $1.50," and inserting after the word Total. where IL Iass appears, "the figures, $3.OO, etc, SD aS to change the receipt to show pay roant of poll tax, was a sufficient in" dictment under Section 4720: Cooe 1898. and was in compliance with form 50 for indictments and sumclent.
 evidence; best and secondary ev" idence. loss of originai-Before sec" ondary evidence is admissible 70 prove the contents of a writing ahegeu 10 ba lost. 1t must be shown that eNsEx reasonable effort which would EesIt' s.ts Tn it's production has been made Wlth. out avail. |.
 nesred that the receipt was lost or noisnlaced while the notes OF teetimony hafore the grand jury were eiyher ID tba office of the testifying witness. or in inc oflce of the clerk of the court. and that witness had made diligent snaroh for the same in his office. but So',id pot find the same, secondary eVi- Sence of inc contents of the receipt was ,nadmissible in the absence of proof that the place where the notes were kept in the clerks once ana Sa hsnn soarnbad and the receipt not found. I Appeal from Walker Law and Equity Court. o,.,~s.,, h,, AHE Tvson' e. J., and Simpson and Dem son H. concur.