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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-13
Nu6fens Mrnica.salhs.

Die bette Salbe Der Belt fit Sdnitts,
0uetfdungen, @eidfuire, Gieber. unb Saus.
Ausfhlag, Gie9te, gefprunsene Sdnoe, Croft.
beulsn ano ole Sautfranfbeiten furirt Sd.
morrboiben oosr feline Be5abluua. 8alise
Satisfation saroatirt obsr bas gelo nirD
turiderfattet. rs Gents bte SdadttI. Bun,
8ertauf III allen apntbefen. Drsib, 9tomp.
iou & Co., @boIesaIe.
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Der gunbessS enat bat bei9lpi.
len, benz b%rafiIianif6en 8olte Slid su
winifen CUR Innabme bet Republican,
i6en Staatsform, unb ferner bat er bes
fGlofen. bic &esieruns Der SonbDidss
SnIeln CUR Sbeilnabme on benz paus
Nmeritanii9eu Gonsrehe aufsuforbern.
(Yon benz Sbun unb Sreiben bieies
@oHsre6es bort man ibrigens 10 gut
tpie gar gidts mebr. WOmit bef6dfs
tist fi9 oefu unb mas treibt bean bers
ieIbe2 Qnm. b. &et.)
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Bon Nurora urb @boina 1T
Wiie Gountp, nlro bas Wuftrsten bes
Tledfiebers gemelbet; Bet 56reden Der
Seute barber let. troB Der 0erli@erung
Der Ierste, baB bic Srantbeit nidt on
itedenb lei, 10 grOB, baB biele Salnilien
Die @egeHo per!aflen babeE. Sic
Granfbeit ion aus benz Snbianerz@ ebiet
eiagef9leppt fem.
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1egen WEa9enfrdmpFe, an tpeldeN
i'd bdufig gu leioen bate, giebt es ni6ts
beieres tpie 81. Nuguf G6ni9's 6amz
burger Sropfen. Sebesmol, lpeun ii1
biefelben einfelsn. genieen einige
SropFen biefer Mebi3in, url bic Gdmers
sen gu beieitigen ,-peier Got,fsI, 8loos
mington, SQs.
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10. @b. @alet, 0slotes.
20. s. 6. Spaan, 2ps Iepes.
81. Star Que, 2eon Springs.
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"a. Bbil. 8rin3, 2oofout Nausp.
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26. SC. %. Barton, BOD Sill.
81. u. 8. Sones, Oimos.
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20. Nrtbur Dillon. San Juan.
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81. s. Gembler, &ofuo.
80. $. s. SGlatDer, Guadalupe.
80. Sbeo. Selir, st. 6sbmig.
"a. s. s. Bed, &od sp1,ugs.
IS. Sam Gogers, Sos MrroDos.
36. @bas. 8asfins, Glmenoprf.
81. glas 6errero, M}aaus @rolIimg.
SO. 3beo. Sripp, Godpott.
80. $. st. WoriHmaD, DelgaIbo.
40. 81. Ssrnanoes, 2eon.
Al. Grant Ii1Iep. gIpaba.
AZ. Mntottio Seguiu, Yanco.
43. 6ranf 9oubouse, 2olopa.
Al. 8. s.. Bennett, DAT Sslagb.
As. $. y. gpmater, Mtebina.
46. Wm. Saugbeltp, Mlma.
AZ. G6as. Gbparos, Gbuarbs.
48. 90. s. &anbaG, 3iEslep.
40. .. Ban Haub, San 3aub station
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Giue GrSittens

Cur amenblruag Ser 6eftionel l u!lb 2
Oct 8eI0r0afung uHb @ontroairuag
Deg GEitds Spjels innerbaIb Der
5tabtgreu5eu bou San Iuicnip, bic
GIT II. December 1889 aageunmmeg,
ugo gebiGIgt nu1be.
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Ma9t Cure Befelunsen fir Sta
Gelbrabt, glatten Srabt, Giienbls6,
Gupfsrble@ unb 2othe bel piper &
9 6ultbeB, 80 & IS meft Cont
meree : StraBe, San Intonio, Seras.
Spart @elb unb 3eit.
@arantie fir nieori6ie WarftpreiFe.
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S~dleatteu Del, paS beribmte ameritentihe Sell
mutei fur 8ranhz Sdnttts uub 8rabipunoen, Quets
tdunsen un6 Berrentunsen, 1T in allen apptbeiern fiji,
nur % Gents bic GIoiae gu baben.
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suite bid pcr neuen DattteIn sesen Grtdltuns a., unb
rerldnenne hein @elb ni9t I'm Neriuaen ~berfelbeu.
Or. Butts 5uitens Sprnp bat felt betnabe so 5aRren
bic Grpbe ref BEN Nublituiu e~rfelsreta beitaneen.
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Sic @n9I=8prFetcr in g,exar 81.

Die @onh!D ; Rommi{Iare elnaunten
be folgsnben gtirger al WaDioor|iebsrn
In ben f0lgcnoen 40 Wablz preeiuctsu
Don Dtrur @ouutp:
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@rmnoeiaentbuutS uebcrtra8ungen.
gb. Stepes on %. s. SennefD, 2
@runbittide in Buena 8ifa Str,
5 1880.
s. u. Nbams an Worie S9aufele,
@runoftid in SadbersD Str, 1925.
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sag~ @ie mir b6reit. tperben uniere
Npotbefer Sips & SiIbertborn
bonn 8. Sch. ab ibr GeIGdft bic Wa9t
bur6 often bQlten, 10 boB Scenario, Der
redt i6neQ aug BET Npothefe etpas
braudi, es in Der tiir3citeu 3eit bel ibs
nen baben tann. pa bies bGs eir3ige
Geiddft III uuierer Stabt III, DeI6es
Sag uHo Ra6t ofeu bdIt, 70 tuirb oas
pubIitum mobI Iein Ni6gIl9tes tGan,
Ben guten g8iGen Der Tirma 81 unterz
itiben.
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Ru OeruaAten.

Nv VNkTt*N9ttN*
8smdierbares 2nnb nit @ebduli6s
feiten in Der 5tabt.
8. 6. @rotDaug,
10, 6mt1mm 10 SolebaosS traBe.
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Gin ~0ankbarer patient,

her ieinen 0anten niht aetannt baben pta, unp Der
feline ooaitamoige MISUNDERSTANDING Ron id1iues
rem Setoen elmer, In einem Dpttortu8 ansesebenen
arinet %pernanft, last bur& ms baIielbe foitenfret an
Bud entbalt 8sesspte, bic in ieber gIpptbete senia4t
ipereen f6nneu. G6tdt Sure Nbrele init griefnarte
an : ,,gripat &fitif tino 9~tspemfatn', rs 2Set
II. Str, Pep aprt, %. q.
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yB Maberids 8anf be3ablt A
pro5ent 3inien fir 3eit gepoiten.
The morning call., 1890-07-13

Germany will acquiesce in British protec-
torate over Zanzibar and the rich Glove
raising island of Pemba. In short, the
British have clear field for 200 miles
along the SOmali coast until they reach the
recently acquired Italian possessions. The
British East African Company was the in
terest in Great Britain chiefly concerned in
this agreement, and it is safe to say that
we shall not hear word of complaint frgm
that company that Lord Salisbury has not
ably looked out for the interests of his
country.
But this not all. England has already,
with the consent Of the native chiefs, es-
tablished a pr0tectOrate over the tribes on
the west coast OF Lake Nyassa. Last
weeks agreement asserts that the Steven
son road is hers, and this is distinct decla-
ration that the country south OF that road
and between the Congo State and Lake
Nyassa is reserved for England. Thus
another great region, only partially eX-
plored, and containing enc OF the largest
ZambeSi tributaries, comes under British
influence; and there is every reason to be-
lieve that before great while England will
do what the British South African Com
pany desres-eXtend this new British
sphere across the middle Zambesi to the
vast region north and west Of the two BOer
republics which have been taken under the
protecting wing of Great Britain.
The French occupy the region In tile
northwest corner of our map. 1t will be
seen from the map that the boundaries be-
tween the regions claimed by the various
powers throughout the interior of the
southern part of the continent have now
been quite clearly defined, except in the re-
gion of the upper and middle Zambezi.
Portugal has put forward rather mild
claim TO this stretch of territory clear across
the continent, but. as she has never occu-
pied the central portion of the country,
neither Germany nor England is prepared
to recognize the claim.
On the whole, England's share of inner
Africa gives the best promise of future
The morning call., 1890-07-13
GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL.
The Next Term Will Be Held at
the Grant Primary Building.

A special meeting of the Board of Educa-
ton was held last night at 2101 Webster
street, in order that Mr.. D-nman, who is
confined to his room by illness, could vote
on the question of accommodating the
pupils of the Girls High school during the
next term. James K. Wilson presided, and
the following members were present:
Messrs. Ford, Wempe, Gibbons, Flint
Woodward and Denman.
On motion of Mr. Ford, it was unani-
mously resolved to consolidate nine or more
classes out of the Grant Primary School to
afford accommodation for the pupils of the
Girls High School at the next term.
The Committee on Classification will be
instructed to transfer the senior pupils OF
the Grant Primary School to the schools
convenient. Two class-rooms in the base
ment will he fitted up at once for a chem
ical and physical laboratory.
The pupils OF the Girls High School will
report at the Grant Primary School next
Tuesday morning for enrolment. They
will he well pleased with the new quarters,
as they will find them comfortable attract
i've and central.
MIR. Denman remarked that the corps of
instructors for the Girls High School is in
feriOr to that of the Boys High School aud
that the board would be forced to take
prompt action in providing equally efficient
instructors for the girls.
Other members expressed similar opin-
ion upon the matter. and practical result
may be expected after discussion at the
next stated meeting.
The morning call., 1890-07-13
AFRICA'S LAKE
REGIONS.
Division of the Country Between
England and Germany.
A Map Showing Their New Spheres Of 1nfu'
ence and the Partition of Central and South
Africa Among the Powers.

T.HE settlement of the territorial claims
Rsgs of Great Britain and Germany in the
eyzSS African lake regions is an event of
unusual significance All the coasts of At
RIGA have for some time been parceled out
among the nations of Europe, but it was
not until last week that the country of the
great lake regions was also divided There
is nothing left to divide, for, in spite of
Portugal, England will not relax her hold
on Nyassaland, and, if last weeks agree
ment is ratified, the predominating infiu-
ences that will shape events in the lake
regions are perhaps determined for ages to
come.
This map shows the results OF the past
months conference in Berlin, and also the
division of that part OF Africa lying south
of five degrees north latitude among the
powers. A very remarkable series of events
has led to this sudden determination of
white interests in the lake regions. Three
years ago England and Germany agreed
The morning call., 1890-07-13
C0L0RED DRESS GOODS.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

At 25c-STRPED REAL INDIA SILK TIES regular
35c-GENTS' HOSE reduced fro
AT 2cGENTS SILK sCARFS desirable patterns extra quality 81
quality from
Al 5OcMENS AND BOYS SUPERIOR QUALITY WHITE UNLAUf
SHIRTS warranted linen bosOms and bands worth 90c
HEAVY TWILLED NIGHTSHIRTS, worth S.
S1oO-GENTS EXTRA QUALITY NIGHTSHIKTS embroidered
good value at 81 80.
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
mOtted effects, worth 81.
At s75-GENTS SUPERIOR QUALITY NEGLIGEE SHIRTS choice
and coors, worth 81 25
The morning call., 1890-07-13
THE PARTITION OF AFRICA.

financial returns. A great part of her ter.
ritOry north and east of Victoria Nyanza is
from 5000 to 6000 feet above the sea. Stan
ley said in recent address that in equa-
torial Africa the lands adapted for cattle
generally begin at an altitude of about 800
feet above the sea, but the best and most
nourishing grasses are found above 1000
feet When the railroad is built. for which
the British East African Company are
already shipping material. there is no doubt
that many thousands of cattle may be
pr0fitably reared for export on the great
NASSAU plateau. A very considerable por-
ton of the British protectorate north and
west of the Limpopo River Is high, fine,
comparatively healthful country, while the
northeast part of 1t is supposed to be one of
the best gold regions in Africa. The Ger
man protec tOrate in Southwest Africa is
very largely sand and is valuable only for
the mineral possibilities of a part of it,
n. Y. Sun.
The morning call., 1890-07-13
The Gallant Diver.
j" Tell me. o dim. eyed Diver

" Tell me, y dim-eyed Diver.
From the depths OF the Opaline sea,
From the pearl-strewn caves OF the ocean,
What gift hast thou brought to me2"
And the diver made answer, 40 Maiden,
There are pearls far down In the sea,
But the pearls thy red mouth dIscloses
Are brighter and fairer to me-"
And then quoth that dark-eyed maiden
"Those pearls that rival The sea,
Great S0Z0DONT. o gallant diver,
Their beauty preserveth for me-"
The morning call., 1890-07-13
Ask for Sozodont

II you want a dentrifce-as you probably do
which will protect your teeth from decay and
render them white SOZOOONT is in vogue
with the professions which OF all others are
called upon to display their teeth the most-to
wit, the musical and dramatic. 1t is especially
attractive with the fair sex, portion OF the COM
munity who make point OF looking attractive.
The breath Is rendered delightfully."- fragrant by
SOZ0DoNT. which is certainly desideratum to
persons OF fine tastes.
The morning call., 1890-07-13
GIRLS HIGH school,.

GAN FRANCISCO. JULY II, 1S9O-BY ORDER
- OF the Board OF Education. the pupils OF the
Girls High School will assemble TUESDAY
MORNING, the 18th inst, at O'Clock at the Grant
Urinary School Building on Golden Gate ave. near
Hyde st. j. W. ANDERSON,
Superintendent Common Schools.
GEORGE BEASsroN,
yl32t Secretary Board Of Education.
The morning call., 1890-07-13

Sheriff Knepp Of San Luis Obspo County
arrested Francisco Cana on warrant last
night for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. The prisoner is accused of having
received $40 after promise to work for that
sum in San Luis, and then leaving the
town with the money. Cana, however, has
a receipt of Wells, Fargo & Co., showing
that he sent back SIS of the money. He
claims 10 have only borrowed it,
The morning call., 1890-07-13
The Alturas Lodge Entertainment.

William Bach, LeonIs Traun9, Frank Pfan'
Henty Arias George Ellis Gilman b. Davis.
Philip krug, Rudolph HOMER, a. King John
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, Harrison Wren and Nancy W ZEN
his vile by their certain deed Of
trust dated the lst day..of February 1887, re-
AZ Book @ at pages - and Is con convey ' ed 10
Henry J. Page Trustee the following described
real estate situated, living and being in the
county of Adair, state of Missouri, viz:
Inc east half of the south west quarter OF
section thirty three, Except the north two
and one half acres used for public roatD ana
the south ten acres of the north half OF the
section thirty four in township sixty three
north, of range fourteen, west of the fifth
principal meridian. L - w II (Ex N2l-2
ac used for pub road and 10 ac. - n f
IA VIII 81 :G,I-l4 W > p m Subject to n dee,i
of trusi of same date for $500
In trusf 60 secure the payment of or e
certain promissory note therein descriI-
ed together with the interests thereon as pro-
Vlued Tor in said note and deed of trust: and
whereas, it is provided in said note and dee
OF trust that II default De made in the pay1ner
OF any lnstallment of said note, when due as
provided in said note, the prfnciDal sum of
saiG note shall thereupon become lue and co.,
iectiDl1; and nd whereas, said Harrison Wren anil
ment of the 4th, 9th and 9Th installments Pn no
Viqeu LOT IN said note; and whereas il is pro-
yided in said deed of trust that ifthe said Hen
~ d. rage trustee shall refuse to act, the legal
EOluer oil sdld note may aDDOint and substitu-
te any otner person as trcstee to act instead of
the said Henry j. Page, who shall therenpon
become ms suc1 essor to the title to said uro-
pCi - siiHc UeCOIle vest ed him
trust for the pu rpose and objects of said deed
oI rust, with ii the powers, duti es and obli-
cations thereof, and, whereas the. said Henry
j Page trustee las refused to act in this behalf:
and whereas the Equitable Mortgage Co
the legal hold II of said note by its certain deed
OF appolntmen t, dated Oct. lj, 1855, recorded
IN the Office OF the Recorder of deeds of Ada ir
county State Missouri, In book 81 at page .6j
appointed and substituted the undersigned as
trustee, to act instead of said Henry j. Page
now therefore, at the request of the legal hold
er of said not e, and by virtue of the powers
vested IN me by said deed OF trust and said
deed OF Apo intment, and for the purpose of
foreciosing ne same, I, the undersigned J
II hinnear IS trustee, do hereby give notice
that will OH
Monday the II Day of May, 1890,
between tn hours of nine in the forenoon and
hVe in the .fternoon of said day, proceed Il,
sell the prt perty hereinbefore described, at
pubic ven iue, to the highest bidder for cash
at the iron door of the circuit court house. in
the count of Adair, state of Missouri, to sat
isiy said { .ebt and interest and cost of execut-
ing this I rust. J. II. KINNEAR.
y. SMITH. Atty. Trustee.
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Klrksville Public Schools.

The Kirksville Public schools
will close Friday evening the
25th Of April. The last week will
be devoted to the iinal examine
tons for promotions. Written
examinations will takeplace Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday to noon will
occur ar oral examination and
review, to which everybody is in
vited. On Friday afternoon there
will be literary exercises in all the
rooms, and at the close a distribu-
ton of promotion cards. The
Societies will also meet Friday
afternoon when the closing exer-
cises of the year will take place.
All the teachers and the super
intendent extend to all the pat
rons of the school most hearty
and earnest invitation to visit
them before the school closes.
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Sheriff 5 Sale.

by rtue and authority of a special .rec,
tlon on judgment for delinquent t;ly ,.s issn..
ed from the Office of the circuit cnnrt ",
AdaIr county, Missouri, on the III day ~
April 1850, made returnable Mt tie snri
term, 1890, of said court, and TO me the mn.
dersigned sheriff, directed az I'd delivered il,
favor of the state of Missouri. at the reIotioI
and to tie use of Jacob Sa lds. cnllertor of
the revenue for Adair county. Ms
sourl, and against Rich, .rd NJ Brasbear il,
pursuance of Judgmer t and order of sale of
sad circuit court at its january term 1880.
have levied upon and seized. and ON Fiji
day the md day o. May 1890, will sell
at the court house door in thetown of Kinks
ylle, Aaalr coup ty, Missouri, between the
hoGrS oi o cio':k in the forenoon and :
{, clock IN the afternoon of said day, while
me circuit cor trt within and for said county
is 10 session, at public auction to the highest
Dlouer Tor Cash in hand, the following de-
i sGiioeu re' i estate, situated in Adar county,
MissouIl or so much thereof as will satisfy
the Juu gment, interest and costs in sa d
cause The same being lien against sad real
estate as shown by judgment and decree of
SAID court to-wi;:
-, Lot No. one, l, in Block No twelve. 10: in
tht town of Brashear, Adair coun ty, Mo to
Satisfy said execution and costs of this sale.
g. f. WILLIAMS,
Sheriff of Adair TO. MO.
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Brashear Items.

A large congregation attended
church Sunday.
John McCreery and his mother
spent Sunday at Prof j. s. Bal.
ley's.
DR.. Wiseman has ordered new
wire fence for his yard.
Mr.. NJ. n. Fuller, of Millard, was
in Brashear Saturday and insured
a number of houses in Brashear
and vicinity.
Mrs. Hopkins and family have
been afflicted with severe sore
throat for the past week.
Miss Artie Hoye of Kirksville,
is spending a few days visiting
friends in Brashear.
Mr.. d. Tuttle has about CON-
pleted lpainting his fine residence
and we must say 1t is one of the
finest dwellings in this part of the
county.
Z. f. Young has received the
wire for new fence to be placed
around his yard.
Rev. Priggit, of the NJ. E. church
(south,) preached fine sermon on
Friday night. He is one of the
ablest divines that has ever
preached here and always has
good congregations.
There was a Building and Loan
Association organized here on
last Thursday night by firm
from ST. Joe. Some of our best
citizens have become members.
PHELIX.
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Probate Court Docket.

Docket OF casts in which settlements art due
from executors administrators AMI guardians
Mt the ensuing term of the Probate Court OF
Adair county to be held ut the Probate court
rnom In said county, commencing on the End
Monday Of May 1890.
FIRST DAY, MONDAY MAY 18TH, 1890.
L. MD l. Soles administrator OF the estate of
Thomas S0les deceased final settlement.
.. Nj De L. Solos executor OF the estate of r
Socs deceased, final settlement.
3. JOINS Nj Hoover administrator of the estate
of a Brackney deceased final settlement.
4. j = Carothe.s administrator OF the estate of
John ShatIer deceased, I'd annual settlemt.
3. Cynthia Buck & of buck minors Sd annual
settlement.
O. Lewis Spriggs curator of Elbert Stamper
minor, Final settlement.
!. James walt administrator OF the estate of
Bessie Smell deceased, final settlement.
s. James wait administrator of the estate of l.
Bcrgdoll deceased lst annual settlement.
SECOND DAY, TUEsDNY MAY Ii, 1890
o. John Scobee e & C of James Backman MINOR
lst annual settlement.
10. = nj Boston and C of Boston minors End
annual settlement
IL. u 5 G Keller and of Geo o Miles minor
2nd annual settlement.
IL. VIM Hart guardian of WIN. Hart q person of
nnsound mind final settlement.
IL X W Hart guardian of Grenville lookout a
person Of unsound mind 4th annual settlement
II. J f whitacre and of X IIopson minor
I'd annual settlement.
IL. Charles Mabis and of Mabis Minors Ist
annual settlement
l6. John Miller administrator of the estate of
) Parrish deceased LIST annual settlement.
THIRD DAY WEDNESDAY MAY 18th.
IL. W ii Elmore executor If the estate of C.
Elmore decd lst annual settlement
Is. Laura Furnish g e C of Dora Furnish lst
annual settlement
~ WmJones administrator of the estate OF
Isaac Jones decd lst annual settlement
20. D. Parker and C of Parker minors 3rd
annual settlement
Il Samuel Ross administrator the estate of
Marina Ross decd. final settlement}
~ wm Clark executor of the estate tf v will
liams decd. final settlement
y. Allen administrators OF the estate of Ell
van Allen deceased final settlement
q. J Spencer administrator of the estate of
W IL Spencer deceased 9Th annual settlemt.
20. Reynolds administrators OF the estate of
n Reynolds decd ist annual settlement
2G- II ii Brown and of Strang minors llth
annual settlement
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Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Fannie G. Williams aud Benja-
min +. Williams her husband by their GER
tain Deed of Trust dated the 18th day of Au-
gust lss5, and recorded in the Recorders
oihce OF Adair county in Deed of Trust Book
''O', on Page ~, conveyed to the undersigned
as Trustee, all their right, title, interest,
and estate, in and to the following described
Real Estate situated in the County of Adair,
state OF Missouri, viz: Lots Numbered Three
and Four g d ii in Block number Twenty
nine 29) situated In Dodson's Addition TO
the Town OF kirksyille, as described ON the
official plat of said Addition Which said
conveyance was made in trust to secure the
payment of Que certain promissory note in
said deed described, and whereas the interest
on said note has become due and is unpaid,
and according to the terms Of said Deed Of
trust, in the event OF default in the payment
OF the interest due on said note. the whole
debt shall become due and payable, now
therefore, In accordance with said Deed of
Trust, and at the request of the legal holder
OF said note, shall proceed TO sell the above
described Real Estate at the Court House
Door in tho Town of kirksyille, in the County
or Adair, State aforesaid, to the highest bidder
Tor cash. at public auction, on Thursday the
2ith day of April, 1850, between the hours OF
nine in the forenoon and five in the afternoon
OF that day, TO satisfy said note, together with
the cost and expenses of executing this trust
Dated this 5lst day of March. lsoo.
4. NJ. SMITH, Trustee.