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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-06
Sunday Schools.

1t may be interesting TO those who
take an intercat in Sunday School:
TO learn that the report OF the Stats.
teal Secretary CT the Intc-nationn!
Sunday School Convention now be.
ing held at Pittgbu.g, Pennsylvania.
shows tho number o. Sunday School.
in the United States 10 be 1o5,89i:
officers and teachers, l,120,43j; schol.
ars, 8,5g3&il.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-06

Piocho Rocord:--Salt L,ko CITY
now has o stock exchange. 1t is 10 10
run on highly moral = wo might say
truly rural principles. Hut whcli
tho Jay Gould Of tho city of y, beg
pardon, the coming great railroad con.
ter OF tho wcot- gathers In tho prod.
uctso Of his fleoeing operations tho
blcating Of tho shorn lambs will 10 Il
sad cry indeed.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-06

AZ Chicago on Saturday Governor
Stanford's Palo Alto colt, "I,acinc,"
won tho great milo race in 13)X,
which beats oil previous records.
Ton brooch mado u milo against time
on the Louisville course Mny q, 1871,
in 1909, and laot year at Chicago
Macri ran Il milo on tho Washington
Park track in 1859 10, which, previous
to laat saturday, %as tho best timc
over made.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-06

Reno Journal: Tho Journal has
hoard y pretty positively assorted
t}ht CpngreesmaD Bartine Is IN 10.
rsioaos Tor tho vacant u. $, JudgeohIp
IItp this 3is.r!ct,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-06

9. G. powoing has rendered his
recognition ns n Director Of tho State
Agricultural Booisty.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01

Bad luck is simply q man With Ms !
hands in bis pockets and bis pipe ~ !,
his mouth, looking on 70 see NV nan
q pluck with his sleeves rolled g, y. y,
and working TO make y eO"' Wv
right,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and
neishbors talking about 1t. You may
Yourself be one of the many who know
from personal experience just now
good a thing It is. II you have ever :
tried Il, you are one Of Its stauncn
friends, because the wonderful thing
about Il Is, that when once given .
trial, Or. Kings New Discovery ever q,
after holds q place In the house. II
YOU have never used It and should q
afflicted with cough, cold or any
Throat, Lung or Chest trouble secure .'
: bottle at once and give 1t fair 'riai'
T, "a guaranteed every time, or money
refunded. Trial Bottles Free at behlS
4 Sons Drugstore
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01

The marshal Of Montana Is 10 hole
from which he sees no easy egress-
The penitentiary building will hold
comfortably IA conyicts; he has
rented log buildings nearby to accom-
oda,e so Others who have been forced
upon him. Within the next go days
he expects the number to be increased
10 $50 and there are no more houses
10 rent and no money 70 pay rent OF
to build. The Law will not allow con-
yicts 10 be confined in jail but says
they must be sent to the penitentiary'
The marshal's situation Is grave one
and he does not know how to get out
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01
''fsr Ne Was . jelly Good Fellow


A young man dying, asked that
his club would sing this song and
drink over bis grave
Silently down the street,
Paced the long train,
Slow stepped the many feet
Patt'ring like rain.
Softly the band did play,
Mourning the loss that day,
or him who lifeless lay,
His was the gain.
Slowly the coaches crept
Through the still noon
Proudly the hearse-steeds stepped
Prancing TO tune,
Lightly their black plumes swayed
Until their motion stayed
Notice for halting made
All, all too soon.
Round the earth followed bed
Clustered the friends,
Grief for the poisoned dead
Each bosom rends,
Low bending DER bis tomb
Signs for his early doom
To the surrounding gloom
More darkness lends
Still bis last whispers sound
Loud In each ear;
Then from the mourners round
Low, soft yet clear,
Trembling At Grst, then strong,
Rises the mirthful song
Rolling the ranks along
Sad notes OF cheer
List to the glasses clinki
Never again
May they have cause 10 drink
Gay toast In pain,
Full 10 the glass brim,
Zen the bright wine was dim
For they were pledging him
Tears and champagne.
I.C. WHITTIER.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-02-22

course to pursue to maintain the
law and protect its officers.
We have steadily insisted that
such protection could and should
be afforded. Well said one, Gan
effort will be made soon to find out
whether or not the United States
is strong enough TO cope with the
Democratic mobs of Florida
From ais actions we judge that
Attorney General MILLER is made
of the right material. He is was
who sought into the case of HENRY
FAM, the German so brutality NAL
treated at Aberdeen, Miss.
1t is stated that Gov. FLEMING
of Florida and the Attorney Gen
eral of the same state were in
Washington last Saturday, calico
on the President and assured hin
that the state authorities woulC
assist in bringing the guilty parties
to justice. Now let the govern
ment take active steps to suppress
this lawleSsness even to tho pOin
of ordering regiment Of Unite'
States troops into the lawless dis
tricts. The time has passed b
when quibbliDgs shall lie Above
TO stand in the way of punishiD
murderers. Let the majesty of tn
'"~ 40 maintained.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-02-22


No crime since the murder OF
Col. JOHN M. CLAYTON in Arkan-
sas has caused greater consterna
ton than the murder of Deputy
United States Marshall w. b
SAUNDERS on the 18th inst. while
in discharge of his duty at Quincy,
GadsdeR Co., Florida. 1t seems
that he was serving warrants upon
persons charged with election
frauds, and had also subp6nas for
witnesses to attend the next term
OF the United States Court of the
Northern District OF that State
which convenes on the 9th inst.
He was waylaid and brutally assas-
sinated. He leaves a wife and two
children, and was one of the brav-
est officers in that section. He
was Republican. President
HARRISON and Attorney General
MILLER are comforting as to what
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-02-22

WE have received pamphlet,
which replies to the recent attack
on Eastern Schools. 1t produces
facts to show that the death rate
OF Indians at the Hampton N. &
A. Institute is as well as those who
have attended the school and re
turned TO the reservations is not
excessive. The publishing of Opin
ions of persons of undoubted verac
ity is especially convincing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-02-22

CoLoRED men, the outlook in
the country at present is most en-
couraging. The Republicans have
able leaders in the persons of Sen
ator M. s. QUAY, oil Pennsylvania
and Speaker I B. REED, of Maine.
One plans, and the other carries
them out to the letter. Despite
Democratic protests and filbuster
ing, the Republicans have secured
absolute control of the House of
Representatives, adopted rules
which will allow the majority to
rule and are rapidly putting in
their seats Republican members
who were defrauded out of their
certificates of election by Bourbon
fraud and trickery.
They are paving the way for the
passage of a National Elec Jon
Law which will serve to give ex
preston to the popular will. The
Democrats are preparing to gerry
mander Ohio, by which process,
they hope to gain Eve more Dem
ocratiU representatives from that
state, but there is movement on
foot to Offset this by the passage
by Congress Of law offsetting the
same. AS it is an election for ma
tional legislators, Congress mas
the power to say what shall be the
boundaries Of Congressional Dis
trict. Measures are being prOpos
ed looking forward to the prOtec
lection of American citizens a.
home as we'll as abroad.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-02-22

WE have rece Lm the Amer
lean Baptist IN tion Society,
Philadelphia, Pa package of
tracts written by bred men. The
subjects and writeA are as follows.
The Lords Freeman, Rufus l. Per
~, ID. d.; Christian Bonds Rev.
q. o. Booth. Practice what you
Preach, Prof. James III. Johnston;
Endued with Powr K. X. Love,
ID. D.; Bible Know edge, Necessary
for Right Living. =. NJ. Bradley,
ID. D.; Tue Sunda. School, s. Il,
Clanton, b. d; Economy in Little
Things, Prof Jane L, Johnston.
These little tracts ere highly in
terestibg aud say the announ'
ment no one wonl, ever think thai
they we're other tam the produ'
ton of the best wsite talent. W.
are pleased with nv accuracy, an'
scholarly make az OF these literar.
efforts.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-02-22

WE have received The b.; fist
Superintendent, The Baptist Teach
er, Bible Lessons, Our Young PEG
pie, The Worker, The Young Reap
or and the Sunlight for March.
These periodicals are filed with
religious, but highly inter
esting reading to all, and should
be in the home Of every Sunday
School Scholar. The part they
play in the formation Of christian
characters is incalculable Amer
can Baptist Publication Society,
Philadelphia, Pa, publishers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-02-22
TRUE AS PREACHING.

Our able white contemporary,
the Staunton Valley VirginiGr
wisely remarks;
'sIt Is not that the colored voter has
been treated so we'll by the Republican
party of the nation, for as q matter of
fact, that party has not done its duty by
him, but it is because the course of the
Democratic party, IN the South al least
has been such IS TO absolutely repel tn,
colored voler. No :. f~iespec n2 60
49, ntu rruid vnr TOR pc 81.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-02-22

Colored men, the day is dawning.
We are under command of a leader
who will bring all things right.
The Republican Party is OH top,
and viewing its present course, it
will stay there. Lynch lasO must 90!
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-02-22

wouid add 4 no white per
son has ever grit'cn a line of edi
torial matter S0r the PLANET. We
are capable of doing that ourselves,
and stand ready to engage in de
bate on the Negro question With
any person in the state. be he white
or black.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-02-22

timsnss We have al
that position all along. Anu again:
The Demagogues Of the Democratic |
party in Virginia have never ceased 70 !
TRY 10 make political capital Dy low.
contemplate appeals to race prejudice
The Negroes who, as rule. 20 quietly
about their business are abused aud
viIlified as q most incendiary and dan
gerous class. The lowest element in our
society Is appealed to upon the ground
OF the danger of Negro domino ion. and
all that kind OF stuff and nonsense is
continually dinned into ears OF the more
ignorant voters in order TO keep them
solid ia the Democratic ranks"
We have asserted the above more
than once. The VaIIey Virginion
does not stop here but asserts
further:
/" We kzctc that at the beginning OF
the late Gubernatorial canvass the
colored voter was very much inclined TO
divide, and we think that at least one
fifth of them would have voted for
Mckinney, but the Richmond Dispatch
and other Democratic leaders chose TO
try to make the fight on the race issue,
and the consequence was the co ored
voters were gepelled, aud as iC were,
driven back into the Republican ranks. I"
No one who is at all co2versant
with the facts will deny the asser.
tions of the writer. We found that
numbers Of colored men were
Indignant and chagriDned, owing
to the treatment of Hon. JOHN
MERCER LANGsTON by the white
Republican leaders as well as the
mandate which went forth ordering
colored men to take back seats
The ten years treatment of the
Negro by these same leaders ha,
tended more to crush out man
hood than the,twenty years assaults
OF the Democratic Bourbons.
They ordered colored menlto TAX,
back seats and he took them, sub
uniting supinely to the denial o
his rights at the polls, bein,
advised SO to do with the assuranc,
from the white Republican leader
that 1--WE will protect you" TIL,
truth of the whole matter was tina
they did not have as much nerve a
the Negro, and allowed not onl,
the Negro to be robbed but wer
robbed themselves. We ventur
the assertion that with the assn
rance of the protection of tn
Federal power in maintaining til
law that ten picked colored me-
will see more fair play at the poll
than forty white ones of the SAM
political faith. The Negro wi
obey orders. If these white BOuI
bons see that in every Negro funel
al some white Democrat will hav
TO JON the procession, there won
be any funeral. 1t is this vacills
ting policy that encourages frauC
bull-dozing and bloOd-shed. A
soon as Congress and the Unite
States officials decide that the law
of this country must be enforced
they will be and without muc
bioodshed either. But to th
point--the Vas'ey Tirgi~son size
up the situation exactly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-02-22

WE have received letter from
Mrs. Marion Harland, urging &C
ton relative to the Mary Wsshing
ton Monument at Fredericksburg,
Va, terming the -delapidated mon
ument;to the mother Of Washing
ton national disgrace. 1t has
never been completed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-02-22

The Detroit Pidinde0ler is one of
the most progressive Afro-Ameri-
can journals in this country.
Its devices for advertising are
unique, and show that. this com
pany Of young men have an eye to
business It's editorials are journal
istic gems of the highest order.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-02-22
VIRGINIA NORMAL AND COLLECT
ATE INSTITUTE.

Ifthere is any one thing donated
the colored people of this state, it
is the Virginia Normal and Collegi
ate Institute located near Peters
burg, Va. Gen MALONE and his
followers proclaimed from one sec
ton Of the state TO the other that
the Democratic Party opposed pop
Mar education and would cripple
this institution Of learning. This
was vigorously denied 10y the Dem
ocratic leaders. Who would have |
thought that ere the echoes of the |
canvass had died away lone mem
Der from the county of Amherst
would arise aud offer a bill to con-
vert this wealth producing institu-
ton into an asylum for the insanef
We say wealth producing because
the more you educate a citizen, the
more valuable he becomes TO the
. Commonwealth.
, Aud yet Democratic House Of
Delegates passed this bill. 1t be-
ing killed in the State Senate,
!, another is sent in its stead. This
time they would convert this insti-
: tuition into a Norm Al school simply.
They would abolish the presidency.
They would tell to the people 81
auay fa.a aifa fu- ee Is
caDat OF 1t he sh
q a higher, education. 1aey would
tie aroalld tbe neck OF their colore
a brother, the milestone that will
1t forever keep him in the sea of igno
IL rance. They would discountenanct
" the raising up of colored doctors
lawyers, scientists, professors, thee
n logians, pharmacists, all of whom
~ would serve to enligh:eD their PEG
ak pie and make them GoD fearing
40 law-abiding as well as educated
Ie, Ignorance is a greater foe than al
ne hostile enemy.
~ 1t breeds anarchy and treason
or and serves to sap the financial foul
ne dation Of a commonwealth. Messrs
tie CABELL and COLEMAN DO no
Ike seem to know this. The Republi
nd is safe in the hands of the educate'
citizen.
ct To educate the Negro the stat
aS protects itself. 1t is not a specis
'n- favor to him.
u Every dollar so invested return
u to the treasury of the state rein
NJ forced by another. III view of thi
'ut fact, we might well exclaim relativ
tor to the Virginia Normal and Cole
MS gate Institute
icy
:. "Woodman, spart that tree,
III Touch not a single bough."
What think the Democratic co
ored men of their Partyf VIII;
IN say those OH the Board of Visito
49,, Of that Institution What hay
800 you to say of the proposition
49, oust you and put white men
your places You said that Il
Democrats would do nothing TO Il
49,, detriment of the black manf WI
nho are they preparing to GUST ~
49, gvntlemenR And this too in Il
orn face of the fact that more color,
men voted the Democratic tick
.n. and we're counted that way than
sus any time previous since the w
lses' And such is Democracy Al
the such is Bourbonism None of
not in ours nleaSe-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-02-22
UNDERTAKER

Having had all nv attention de
cted to the UNDERTAKING
y, SINESS during and since the
sa", l feel myself competent to 81
ny order in that line of business
hat may be entrusted 70 my care.
eep always on han as
~. ment of
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-02-22

The white people in this section say
that col0red man Is not the Editor of
the PLANET. Pleafe say something In
the next paper'to show that colored
man is MAsager and Proprietor.
Aud oblige yours 81,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-02-22
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-02-22

Babies will cayi IL is the only way
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t~ring laudanum or OIL opiates. but
use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup which will
elieve the baby OF all the pafn OF the
owels &C.. and thereby restore its hap
piness; Price oniy5 cents.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-02-22

Time is money but health is happi-
ness IL you have bad cough OF cold
use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup II win
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-07-04

9ie @aaren uertbeuernoen 2ruits
iino bas Sauptursument Der amerifaniz
i6en Smporteure III ibren Insriffen
uuf ben S3ub5oa. 0od iino iie 81
+serne @ilens, ielblt Sruits 81 beranz
italten, Inn lire 8aaren i'm 9reiie re9t
bod 81 balten Sn 9teip gort baben
Die 9lasz Smp urteure Elm Spnbitat &C.
bilbet, Inn Die 9roBen Spieselslas>Sa=
briten in 5iirtb, 8aiern, aussutaufen,
mt, iuie Elm Smporteur unb Mitslisb
bes spnbifats inst, uoer iibertriebenen
@onfurren5, iuelde Oas @eiddft fiir alIe
betbeilisten 8arteien unlobrenb nadt,
elm 3iel Su ieben." SIT es inter fol-
9en Serbdltniiien ni9t nOtbiuenbis, bic
grri9tun9 BON amerifanii9en @lasfas
brifen su f0rbern unb oamit benz bon
Imerifa aus 9eidaffenen europdiiden
SruIt ent9e9en5uiuirfen?
(Ginc. Sulfsbl.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-07-04

Die 8ia fir unbei9rdnfte Silberprd
suns iit nn9 furjer Debate i'm 8eprd
ientantenbans ab9elebnt tuoroen rni
cite sruBe @efub: fiir bus 2auo 1T bas
burd beieitist iuorben. 8eibe Sduie
bes Gunsrelies iuerben ii9 nunmebr
iiber cine neue uno 9emdBistere Silber.
Bill Su einisen baben. Die ,,9anias
City Greiie" bemerft ba5u: 0as 9aus
bat baourd ben unbe9reifli6en Seblei
bes Senats eiiti9ermuBen tuieoer sutse
ma6t, bas Sauptuerbienit iebob &c:
biibrt beinSpre6er Reeb, befien unbeus.
fame 3dbisfeit unb seiiinbere anidau'
uns bem &ni iturm Der 2emasosen I'M
gonsreB erfolsrei9 iu:oeritanben,
8dre Die 8iu ourdsesansen, 70 tpiiroe
bas 2anb bic perbdusniBuolIiten 8riien
5u beiteben 9ebabt baben, tuel9e elmer
8erminoerur9 bes 8ertbes uni iere,
Girculationsmittel auausbleibli1 &C.
folst iein tuiirben. Die 5olsen bieier
uerhdnsniBuOllen WaBresel tuiiroen L. }
in einem tpibernatiirli9en rai9en Gn'
idwelIen aler 8ertbe beitanben baben.
Ober rtdtiser seiast, Der 8reiie aller
@aaren nit porldufiser 9lusnabme BEG
9lrbeitslObnes; 3. } in elmer tollen Iuf'
bldbuns Der Spefulation, b. 3. bca
S9ninbels; 3. in elmer uebereinfubr
frember 8aaren, iueil bic tpeit ii6er Den
nirtli6en @eribsllnteri9ieb stuii6en
Cob unb Silber seiteiserten @aaren.
preiie bic bOben GinfubrS6lIe matt iesen
pirben; 5. in setualtisen @ridiitter:
unsen uno Gtodunsen unieres ipirt9s
I6aitli9en 2ebens, ueruriadt bur6 bic
lin bieiem Sale gang bere9tistenl 8e'
mibunsen Der arbeiter lire 26bne i'll
gerbdltniB 5u Der 8d9runsss&erf9le9.
teruns ST iteisern; 5. } in einem unse.
beneren 3ra9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-07-04
Nus benz JrirorusibnI.

Sin erquid.noer &esen jos lesten
Sountas ,iiber unlere @esenb uno ct
frii6te Ebierz unb Sflanjeuiuelt.
llnlere Sarmer lino nit bem 8ei3en,
idneibeu fertis unb iino MN HeiBis baz
nit bei9dftist bas @etreibe in's Erode
nc Sl brinsen.
Sri. 2ouiIa Barrels iue(be seraume
Belt i'll ct. 2ouis uerlueilte, febrte leBs
te @o6e iuieoer i'll bic Seimltb 5urii d.
5rau Sran5 Steiu iuurbe am 20. I. M
auldBti6 ibres @eburtstuses bon Der
,, ,5iirfil9en 9npelle" NIT eiuer Serena,
De beba9t.
Serr gbriit. &oemer beIano ii9 lebte
@Ode auf Der Srantenliite lit aber iuiez
ber ioipeit berseitellt baB er ieiuer ars
belt tpieber nadseben fann.
3u Gbren ibres @eburtstases uurbe
5rl. Bertha Barrels pom Geianspereiu
rSreibcit" nit elmer l1eberraidun9 BE-
ba6t.
Der ,5reibeit" @eiansuereiu peran'
italtete porlesten Sonnta9 in 8eniins's
@rope elm 9icnic su tuel6em ii9 iiber
$50 8erioneu elnsefunben batten unb
einen fr6bliden Gag uerlebten. Die
iunssn 9amen batteu einen suten SIM
bib uno bic iunsen Serren bas R6tbise
CUR 8efdmpfuns oes 9urites beiorst.
8olers Muiiffapelle liefsrte CUTE Gang
multi unb alIeS uerlief i'll unseit0rter
Srouung.
Murpbp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-07-04
Seoamaen eimes Saffro(op6en.

Die befe Spsiis, cine i3sitlans obne ab.
ue4sluns genoFsn, utr6 ihlieBli6 gum Gtel.
- 9afelbe iit Der Sall bel onsidliesli9enl
umgang nit ein uno oerielbsn Yerion.
Gum SaIat eebort nidbt uur Del, ion6err
aud Salj, Bfeffer unb Gifis. - Gbenio erior.
bert cine CUTE 8ounsriation nif)t nur bic nns
idneitelnbs 3ufimmung, ionbsrn au6 bic
ben @eiit prideluee unO rei;enoe Wirie oes
WiSeripru9s.
Die id6uite Snppe, weuu ipieSer auiae.
iudrInt, i9nredt fabs. - 90 aud eas an nnb
fir fiH anssnebmffe @ciprd9sttema, na6bem
Der ssetsnete 3eitpunit uerpdbt tporbcn.
Der Cine ipia iein Sceffeat tpobl burdae.
bratsn haben, Der Anbere liebt cs rob - te
naG eem Rageu. - Aud iein 9eiitigss i5uttsr
iieht 0ieier in prdporirtenr 3nftdnbe Dor, tpdfl.
reno Sener bic @ereauui9 beIslbcn ielbh
uberrirunt.
Sout9out 1T gnt bel Nilbpret, abcr nid)t bel
Rtnbfeiid. - @ns BEL hem Rei1en piquant,
ilt bel benz armen fragrant.
9as Geifert bileet bas Guoe Der M1abl;eit.
= @tnn nlles Ssrniinitiae ;um llsbernas
beiprc9en, scfanen S4mciGcleisn nod, Inn.
uu. 3. Z. g.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-07-04
Administrators Nafice.

Notice is hereby given, that the under.
signed Public Administrator of Gasconads
County, Missouri, has taken charge Of the
Estate Of Fritz Merk deceased, on the 18th
day of May, 1890, by order of the Probate
Court of Gasconade County, Missouri.
All persons having claims against said
Estate, are required to exhibit them for
allowance to the administrator within one
year after the da.e of said letters, or they
may be precluded from any benefit of said
Estate; and if such claims be not exhibi Ted
within two years fron. the date of this pub.
lication, they shall be forever barred.
This 4th day of June, 1890.
FRITz Koch,
Public administrators
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-07-04

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