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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-15


blow chaff against a Dakota blizzard
II these pages help no one to a solu.
tion Of life's problem they better
be left imprinted. They better b'
thrown In the waste-basket thar
started floating into the ocean o
printed words, words. words, all SC
meaningless and so helpless so fal
az humanity Is concerned.
To come back to our task: How
Is the burden Of life 10 be lifted!
How are we to enter the paradise OF
a golden serene contentment2 How
are we to attain to the splendid and
charming state of bliss known as
perfect peace of mind? How we
lost these things is of less import
than the fact that we have them
not. The important thing is to re-
cover them.
We spoke Of two tendencies that
lie at the foundation Of solution Of
this mystery, which is nothing less
than the secret of happiness, of life
itself. The first is a tendency to
waste our lives-Our life-forces by
creating an iEnnumerable array Of
indispensibles, which come to be
to Us necessities, essentials, fictitious
elements Of our lives that usurp the
place Of realities, until our life has
become more or less artificial. A
thousand and one things claim our
time, our attention, our interest, our
thought, our sympathy Dy ndttering
our selfshness aud egotism that
they are elevating US, while they
only drag Us down.
This tendency to MI our lives aud
absorb our being with the multifaf-
Gus affairs that claim our attention
must plainly be resisted as a first
step toward state Of peace within.
Before discussing how that il to be
done, before laying bare the opera
ton that shall eliminate the fictions
and again place ourself In posses
sion of ourself, let US mention the
second tendency that robs us of the
sweet contented spirit, aud a calm
and peaceful state Of mind. That
Is the hardening tendency. 1t is a
tendency that is narrowing our SYM
patbies, keeping back our tears
when they would flow, stilling the
pulsings of our heart when ii
tbrobs from n noble impulse, and
drawing tight the strings of our
generosity when prompted to do an
unselfish act of liberality. This
hardening influence Is one
OF the fruits of a widespread
niaterialism that Is filling the world
and closing the fountains of COM
passion between fellow mortals.
Religion and politics are forever
shut out from these Saturday night
soliloquies, or point might be
touched on here that would make
some atheist squirm or some
preacher tremble.
But we will proceed in our search
of happiness. We have noted two
tendencies in life at present. Now
you say, for the application of them
Many are no doubt weary of this
big talk before. But having start
ell in search Of so great prize
we must not give II up easily. We
are sure some may follow us to the
end, and in our next Saturday night
we will try to tell what is necessary
to be done to obtain this much COW
eted contentment and peace of
mind. We have no patent on
our invention. IL Is only the up
plication Of some principles, the i'm
portance Of which has been discov-
cred only recently. The process Of
entering upon state of peace and
rest Is easier than can be Imagined.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-15
Rncklen's ArnIra SalYa.

The best salve in the word fOrcuss, bruis'
es, sores, ulcers, salt Theum, fever sores, tet-
ter, chapped hands, chilblalns, COINS, and
all skin eruptIons, and positively cures
plies, or no ray required. tits guaranteed
tn give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price - cents per box.
For sale by Daniel Fry, druggist
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-15
SOME coNaINo EVENTS.


mo free ads. inserted IN the JOURSAL.
Notices cfreiigiOus services free. Charita-
bie, religious or -educatlOnal entertain
Inents. TINT charge fOi admission, adver-
ilsed ~ half price. Events OF local inpOr-
iance announced free nnder this head
Friday. March 18th Literary entertain
ment aud sOcihbIe 81 A. Osu W hall.
March I5 Teuthanuf.i stallion SHOW.
March lR- Democratic state ceutral com.
miffcc meets.
Friday aiarch q GRIND ball AZ opera
house
March D. sunday school convention at
Monmouth.
March y BHi Nyc itt Reeds opera house
A9Tii Is State sunday y-schOol conven-
fion nt cAianyilie.
Apriis Tniou state conventian, Oregon
City.
April 2. Marion ecnnty Republican Con-
rentiOr.
April IS. Republican Ptaie Convention.
Junc 2. General election. for county, state
and congress-.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-15
:. NLIE a. MOOREs. Clerk

Wrights Caseara Constipation remedy
PROMOTES a rveNiar and healthy action Of
the bowels, aids digvsliOn aud will not ir.
ritato the ut,st sensitive stomach. Chil.
dren take u rvadily. Sid BY all druggists,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-15
THE
RUNS

Fast trains with Pullman VestibuIe
Drawing room sleepers, dining cars and
coaches OF latest design, between Chicago
ana milwaukee and st. Paul and Mime
Fast Trains with Pullman vestibuled
drawing room sleepers, dining cars and
coaSheS OF latest design, between Chicago
ana milwaukee, and Ashland aud Duluth,
Ihnngh Pullman VestibuIe drawing
room ana colonist sleepers via the North
ern raelhe railroad between Chicago and
=, convenient trains to and from Eastern,
western, Mort hern and central Wiscon.
spa s,n points, points alnrding unequaled service to
ana rom Wnukesha Fond du Lac, Osh-
hoSh Neenah; Menesha, chippewa Falls,
ana Bessemer, Mich.
,,Ir FOR tickets. sleeping car reservations,
ume tables and other Information, apply
10 agents anywhere in the United states
VI N'hada' III. G. BARLOW,
~ ,,>,,, Genl Traffic Mgr.
y X. AlNSLIE. Genl. Mgr.
$50 LOUIS ECKSTEIN.
kee. Wis 49,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-15

The DaIles Times -MUuntaineer
say: The fact that the Changers
and other labor organizations are
alive TO the importance Of making a
stand against the cOrruptiDg In
fluences OF corporations Is hope
full sign for the permanency of free
institutions. For years, in this
country the producers have to a
man, been in favor of an open river,
and on every occasion in which a
candidate for Office has appeared be.
fore them they have been regaled
with the most eloquent eulogiums
of the Columbia river and the inl-
portance Of removing all Instructions
10 It's navigation. Year after year
they have patiently waited for these
promises TO bear fruit; but ut every
succeeding session of congress they
have been sadly disappointed.
THE Forum is not the organ of
any school of politics, of science, or
speculative thought. 1t has no
connection with any enterprise or
with any "Interest," or party, or
sect. 1t is owned by company Of
scholars and men of affairs whose
occupations aud creeds and party
affiliations are not the same. 1t is
financially independent. Its con-
duct, therefore Is unfettered in any
way. The monthly is S. year.
The Forum Extra, which is pub
lished monthly, contains essays
from different numbers Of The Fo-
rum, grouped according to subjects,
price 50 cents n year.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-15

X. q. &. e., l.c,l , lr.>s Ia,usn mr. hsals
throat and iungs, cuIes asihm and Tie
sl's' says' oostln tte coughs and colds. Try IL.
sold D. cii druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-15
Cheese Factory for Sale.

,aN SWISS eheese factory and utensils for sale
.li snIFS miles east of Staytun, one and a half
acres OF good garden land connected with
~ Apply to the undersigned ON the prem
IL, j. W. THOMAS.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-15
SOCIETY NOTICES.

II NIGHTSOF PYTHIAS Regular meet
IN ing On Tuesday nigh, Of each week at
$50 p. m.
j. O'DONALD: c. c.
W. II. ii. WATERS. X. OF r. and $.
OLIVE LODGE No. Is, ]. o. o. F., meets
" in odd Fellows Hall up stairs. Corner
Commercial and Ferry streets, every Sat
urday at 1910 p. IN.
j. l.. MITCHELL, |. =. MANNING,
Secretary. n. G..
T. a. R.-Sedgwick Post, no. TO- Depart
u' ment of Oregon, meets every Monday
evening at the hall over the Oregon Land
company's office. Visiting comrades ar1
cordially invited to attend.
ID. G. SHERMAN, Post Commader.
3. \. RANDLE, Adjuta IT.
A q. U. W.-PrutectiOu Lodge No. 2, a
n. o. U. W., Salem, Oregon. Meets each
Wednesday evening at its hall in state In
surnnce block, corner Commercial and
Chemeketa streets. Visiting and SoJourn
ing hgethren invited 8 a RAEDLE, NJ w
IRA EKB, Recorder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-15

GHARLEs e. CURTIS, NJ. D., Surgeon
~ and Homeopathic physician. Office
and residence, l55 Court street, in Office Tor.
merly occupied by DR.. Risden, Salem, Or
Office hours To IA. m. and from 10 8
and 7 to sp. m. Diseases of the rectum and
chronic diseases speciality. Fifteen years
experience. DIV
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-15
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

TVILMON FORD, attorney at law, Salem.
l. Oregon. Office uP stairs in Patton's
block
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-31
9as aicrias Gnglan0.

@enu es li9 I'm bic 60fer Sntcreiieu
Gnslanos banbelt, un0 e5 bat Elm l6was
DIES Sulf Dor ii9, eann Sei9t ii6 bic
Srdmerz&e9ierun9 bes britil6en S6ui9z
rei6es in ibrer garSen @rbdrmlidfeit
9a 1T uu6 fein Sunfen Don @erebti9.
felt poer &itterti9teit in Dem Srdmer
golfe 81 peripiiren, lno an her Stells
BON 9tatioral G9re finoet rrnn cine
Sdriusstonnc poer lonIt cine 0anbel5
Nrttfel.
Gn9lanb riiltet, uno 5luar 9e9cn bas
fletne uub iest idluade S6nisreidb 8ut=
tusaG iuescn usrucintlide Re6te, u.lde
bas 8ritenpolt i'm Often bon Nfrifa be-
iisen min. 9ort, bci Mp5ombique,
liegt jctt eilt frdrfer 4ortu9ieIe Setpa
Binti NIT 9tamen, Der Den Ntut9 bntte
Die nnsere6teu5 5orberun9cn bes 5ar See
10 nid9tisen Gnglarbs 81 beItrelten,
uno gnslano la6t eilensepaujerte9rie9s
lfiffe na9 8ortusal auslaufen, ienbeI
Elm llltimatum unb brpbeu nit 8rie9.
9lun 1T iuohl lebanfNa3 am Mojains
bibue 8ortusal idun ieit Sabrbunoerter
Der erite &duber aetueien, DER ii5 bort
feitseiebt bntte, uls Gortugll nod cine
Seemadt criten &au9e5 mar, uno @ng
lano nod gar nidt baran bndte, cuB ii
SfzIfrifa etiuas 81 1plen iei. SEES
aber lit bas 9lnp bort bur6fpri6t nor
ben, uno es ioq Sioiliiirt pcroen, iuoen
ben ginsebornsu Si6eln unb Sdnap!
Dor allen Siu9en uerfauft mcroeu fanu
Sieies iiuo a6er SanoeIsartifcl, in mei
den @nslano ielSIt ftnrf lit, uno besbnl
nil es ben Brofit iel6It MAIDEN. gSa,
ioa bas fleinc @ortugal anbers tbuu
als Helm beiseben, 5luar inter 8roteit
aber bariiber icst iid Gnslanb steid
siilti9 biulue9, iuenn es nur erbdlt, iua
es ucrlau9t. Der natiirli9Ite 8unbes
senOiie Yurtusals, spanien, bat III
iib ielbit 9enus 5u ibun, I'M gartei )
er9reifen, unb ebenio suden ale iibrisc
8e9ierungen Guropa's, on iusl9e fl
8ortusal um8ermittelurs seiuanbt ba
Die a9leln. Sas gieriae Gnstanb mir
ieinen &aub bebalten, unb Sortuso
wirb ii9 in ieinen @erfuIt fiisen miife
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-31

Die ameritanii6e Sporttuelt battle
lebte gBo6e e,ne @nlaiuode. Sor Ell
nisen 8o6en ianbte Die Seem gorfer
,sBorlb" Elm SRI. NeG1ie Blp unb bus
ebenfalls lit Stem gorf erIdeinenbe
Cosmopolitan Masusine" ein SRI glis
inbetD 8islanb sleidseitis III cnt9e9en-
seiebter8.9tuns nit bent suftrase aus,
Die 9(ufsube gu l6ien, in iuie fur5er 5eit
man I'M bic @rbe reiien fDnne. SRI.
Slp traf am Samstus Morsen na6 Ell,
ner Ibiueienbeit pou 72 Gasen uno iue>
nisen @tunben ipoblbebalten nia San
5rancisco in Seem gort als Sieserin in
bieiem eisentbiinli6en gonteit pulso
Sesiast elm, tudbreno Srf. 8islano in
@nslanD ben S9neIIoampfer ueridumte
unb biz seitern Gals benz lesteu Gage
bes 75stdsisen 9ermins) nod ni6t in
yaeiu gorf einsetroffen mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-31

8prgeitern ipurben bic Ser. Staaten
BON 8rnitlien buburtb forineu BON
unIerer &e9ierung anerfannt, oaB
Der 8rdiioent bic Grebitipe bes Senor
s. g. be slmaral 8alente, bes bon Der
prouiioriiden braiifianiiden 8esieruus
ernannten neueu @elanoten, ioiuie Die
grebitioe bes Senor Galuabur Mens
bpuca, bes auBerorbentli9en braiilianis
i9en 8otI9afters, empfins, iuel9cr in
einem beionoeren Iuftra9e nad Den
Ser. Gtaatel seianbt tuurbe. Oie bsis
ben 9eianbten nit ibren oier5ecrstdrea
luurben iebr ber5li9 empfansen. Sscre.
tor Blaine tellte bic beipen @elanbten
oem 8rdiioenten i'm blauen 5intmer uor,
unb bieIelben iiberrei1ten i9reGreoitioe e
Der 8rdfibent belt cine Inipra6s,
in iuel9er er iaste, er empfarse Die BEL
ben Gelunbten aIs 8ertreter elmer ueu
en- 8epubl,f unb erfl6re, BOB es Den
arerifanii9en 8olfe sur sroBen Yc
tfrieoi9uns 9erei4e, bcs Die prouiiu
riide 8esleruns Der 8epublif 8raiiliel
pbne 8lutpersieBen unb Dbne @siual
inseiest iuurbe. Gs iparbe Iein itete
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-31

Ser 1. Mai 1890 ipirb in sun5
0euti6lanb, Seiterrei9, Sranfrei6, Der
S6uei5 unb ou9 in @nslanb alS ein
5eittas Der Irbeiter sefeiert iuerbeu, an
iuel6em n9t Stunoen als 9lrbeitstag
bei6loBen unb 8eriammlun9en unb
5eite absebalten perben foueu. Gsiit
bies uOm internationulen gonsreB Der
9(rbeiter in 8aris beltimmt. Man iie6t,
baB bas Nrbeiter=@lement in europa ii6
riibrt uno cine organiiirte Mtn6t bilbet.
Sn g(merifn ipirb ber l. Wai pur BON
ein5efnen Seftionen Der SO5iuliiten se=
feiert iperoen, ba Die 5Droerution Ser
slr6eiter unb bic ,,Snisbts rf 9abor"
benz internatienalcn 4rbeiterbuno nidt
beigetreten iino.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-31

Der Ibseorbnete 5uniton, Soriiber
Oes stusl6uiies fir 2anbtuirtbl6uft, bui
eine 8iu einsereidt, in tuel6er $3.50,
900 aus9eiebt werben fir bic Ginri9t=
uns elmer 2anotuirt6idaftli6en Grperis
mentalitation in 8erbinbung nit Dem
9anbwirtbi6aft fts<0epartment unb bem
Smitblonian Snititut. Gin unteraus=
I6uB bes 9lusiduiies fit 2anoiuirtbs
idaft bat ben @eiebenttuurf jebt unter
0tscuiiion. Gen. 8nsf 1T enti9ieben
~ @uniten bes 9rojefts, unb ebenio aqe
berrOrrasenoen 2aubwirtbe, bic bon ii6
buben b6ren luiien. Gin Sbeil Der Or
belt bieier geriudsitutiun iOQ na6
Germ Gunitons 8rOieft barin befteEen,
ie 5luei junse 5armer aus iebem Staate
in ber @eipinnuns bon &iibsnSuder Su
unterri6ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-31
Sas Grat sGhnt ania.in,ns ssrs
aehIif,

na9 seuiilen elenben SnpaIibeu, relds ustt
unb i9poh babini9leiden, obwobl "a ms
nier 10 ouSliebt, ais Oh ite temnddbit iterken
ipiiroen, mas inbeiieu nibt seI5iebt. Sis
pertroduen, i9rampfen ;uiamnlen uuS
idpinesn enbIi4 bobin, obne bab iie iemsIs
e!ne tslte Seinnbheit beieiien uuS bas pkys
rnelbeS bas Belle Der Griiien, lit, an peIxe
lie lib nit 10 bemerteuswertbsr iSdbiateit Cd.
tlammsrn. Sie periu6eu beftGnbts, an IFS
rem Sorpern NIT ein EN- rpertbloien tbtiImitiel,
Stdrtnn9smitteI ober ,9ebenswsder" her.
nm;utltden" nno gu ,,repariren" nm bic
8eroauuna unb bic Gbdtisteit Der Qebsr an
toroerh. @enn iol1e miBleitete 9eute ikr,
SufIu9t gu &oitetter's Nasen= Sitter8 nek,
men uno bel besielbeu bebarren rpirher.
pilrSe es gut um iie itsben. OieIes por,aes
ll9e. StdrtlIn9smittel erseuot bic SrGfte, St&
rem Die S4wa1en be6iirten, inbeem bic Der.
onuun9 frGftist unS bic aiiimiIiruus fSrS.rt.
@S 9tltt 9ssen Ierpoiitdt, S6IahoIisteit,
Nalarta. gderens gefdwerben, Gau.niesben,
SerltSpfun9,. Seritopfuns 9tbeumatismsS
iino Jteurolaie
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-31

9(us gbicago miro pom 9onnersta9
gemslbct: ,,8ei Der Seerbisuns eines
ibrer 8inocr fanrcn Deute yta9mittas
Scrr unb 5rau Srcbrid 8aine loiuie
strei anoerc 8erIonen nuf traurise @eile
unl's 9Sbcn. els iie ndnlli6 ben llebers
gang berGbica9u & Nortb 8eitern 8abn
pnIIiren iuolIten, fam ein 8eriuuenSu9
oaber, bcHen locomotive Die auti9e
iibcrrannte uno Scrtriimmerte. Serr
unb 5rau Ynine bliebsn auf Der Stelle
tpbt. Sbre 2eiden iuurben iiber 80 SUB
iueit iuesseporien unb iparen big Snr
unfenntli6feit peritiimnlelt. Der &uts
1d)er Gtmon InberIou lpuroe in teiuuBt=
loiem Sufiaupe ouT9eboben. Gr battle
mebrere &ippen unO bcn Sddbel 9ebro;
den. 5rau Siepro9el, eire 9ea6barin
Der Gbeleute &ainc, Die ii6 lit Der &ntz
I6e befanb, er!itt ebeniolls i6luere 8ers
lekuu9eu. Seibe Iarden furSe Seit 6ds
rouf. acknowledgements fam bas 9
Sabre alte S6hierden Der Gbeleute
8aiue, bas sleibfalIs in ocm &a9en iab,
nit einer lei6ten SopImunbe bnpon.
Sinter Der 9aine'i6en autI6e famen
nod Is anbcre @a9en, benen aber feii1
llnia4 paIIirte."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-31
9as Grcieuik bcs GGaes.


lit 8unbesienatOr SusaGs' srOBe Steb'
iiber Die &aiienfra9e. Sic entbdlt iibel
10000 8orte, aber ibr Snbalt ldbt lid
in enserem 8a6men ipie6er9eben. Slus
bent aenialen Staatsmann BON SanIas
ipra6, nm nit &6rner su reoen, uoie
Stimme bes Sabr6unbert" mas er in
oieier Serbinouns ia9te, unteri6reiben
mir @ort fir gprt inrb btr Sinn
ieiner9leuBerun9eu bil0et eincn oOrtreffs
li6en 9eitartifel.
Susalls bolte ipsit aus: er feierte ju>
erit Die faufaiii6e Jtuiie, obiuob( bic
bOdmiitbisite unb babsierisite, als Die
ti6tiglte unb uniiberlpinbli6ite; bieler
&afe Der @roberer babe bic @euIdbeit
Civilization, Stc(i9ion, 9iteratur 5u
uerbanten. 9as 8rOblem bes sweiten
Sabrbunoerts unlrer MISUNDERSTANDING
iei MN, mi. ii9 bieie &uiie nit Der af-
rifanil6en uerslei9cn Iolle. 9ie Srasz
lueite Der Srasc er9elle aus ben, llmz
itanb, baB big gu gnoe bag Sabrbun.
berts Die 3a61 Der 5arbigcn bier Is
MilIionen erreidt 9aben iuerbe. Wie
ioGe man ii9 81 bieiem itarfen Sep6lfs
erun9selement ite[Itn?
8ier 9lntiuorteu bore nlan bdufig ba~
rauf: Gustrei5uus Deportation, Plus
rottuns, Sermii9uns unb @utre6tuns.
Seine lit bic ridtisc; Geredtisfeit iei
bus eiuSise 26iungs!uort!
Der elltuno lei oub ber9te9er e5 int
8irserfriese nit bem Sie9er 9ebalteu
babe, aber uebeu benz Seiie9ten luobnen
mliIe. Die &niicnfrase piirbe iOfort
sel0i6t iein. iuenu CT, itatt republifa-
Mid, nit ben 0entufraten itirmeu
iuiiroe. @sil Der 5arbi9e aber aus
Oautbarfeit &epublifaner iei, besbal6
beule Der Siben iiber i9n.
yS9 appellire an Den Siioen", 10
ibluB Der Geoner. ,es eiitmal nit Der
@erc6ti9feit 5u oerIu6en." 9e9t Cure
Slintsn meg, Dffltet Cure Gtimmtditen,
resiItrirt Cure @a9ler, i6par5e unb
ipeiBe! llnb ipelln es ii6 5ei9t, baB bic
afritauiide Gniie Der Qualification ni6t
fdbig lit, bas fire i9uar5e Sautfurbe
unuertrd9li6 lit nit faufaiiiGer Srei>
beit, bann milf id mid 5u neucn MaB=
nabmen perpfli6ten. Sis babin barf
iebu6 ni6t3 getban iueroen. 9as
8iir9.rredt bes 9te9ers muB arcrfannt
meroen, 0eun Die @6tter tDnuen lire
@eidenfe nidt 5uriifneBmcn; iein
Sttmnlre6t muB ein9erdumt unb iein
Stimm5cttcl ebrli6 9e5dblt peroen.
Dies iiub Die @urbebin9ungen ieber
@rud9un9 Der 5ra9e enter &aiienober=
berri6aft Ooer &uiien9lei6beit in ben
Ser. Staaten. 9ieienisen, iveide Die
stlauen befrcit babelt, biirfeu ii6 ni6t
nit iueni9er be9nii9en."
0as lit Der rcpublitaniIde StaHo
punft. 9lber pcl6e Sartei INNER bieie
Inii6ten uertritt, has Soft in ieiner
groBcu Mebrbeit unteri6reibt Oielcl6en
8ort fir @ort. Die Stimme Der gtel-
;eit uao Der @eilt unlerer Ginridtun9en
bat Iie oittirt. t.-St. 2ouis Sribiine.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-31

@csen ueri6iebener 8erbrcden uno
Yer9eben befinoen iid 5ur 5eit $50, ,666
Ierlonen in oeuti6en @efdn9niiien, bar
inter 134,670 tue9en Serbreden sesen
bic 8erIon, 61,8O6 wesen Serseben
Ober Serbreden se9eu Relision, Staat
uOer 6ffentli@e Sronur9, 152.652 tue~
gen gerbreden 9esen oas @isentbum
uno ,uur" 552 tue9eu Maieltdtsbeleiz
bisuu9. @ir iasen ynur", iueil Sas
eine merfpiirois nieorise 3iffer lit, iueun
idua Die bluBe GcuBeruns, .ber Safer
lei iii einerDruidte sweiter @iite gefab=
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Docket of the Probate Court of
Gasconads County NO., February
Term, 1890.

1st DAY MONDAY, FEBRUARY, 1890
]. H.s Meyer adm of Barbara
Ackermann dec, final settlement.
Margareth Epple G and C. Chas
and Frank Epple, minors, annual
settlement.
ID. Ell. Sites g and G. F. and
d. E. Davis, minor, first settlement.
Thos. J. Mcmillan g and C Alice
Oberkromm, minor, first settlement.
Ferdinand Nowack g and C. m.
h. of Aug. Schulz, dec. annual settle
ment.
Philip Kuhn adm. Pfautsch &
Kuhn partnership estate final settle
ment.
VIM. =. Beckmann adm. John
Beckmann dec, first settlement.
Christian Danuser esc. Zacharias
Hartmann dec, first settlement.
End DAY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1890.
Conrad Klinge adm. George
Bersinger dec, final settlement.
Chas. M. Matthews adm. Henry
A. Matthews dec, final settlement.
S. w. Maushund exc. Amalia
Valentine dec, final settlement.
Louis and Caroline Strack excs.
Peter Strack dec, first settlement.
Clemens Thof ern adm, C. t. a.
Adelheld Claude Neure Scheidecker
dec, first settlement.
j. P. Wisem ann adm. Talitha
Phel ps dec, final settlement.
Magnus Will adm. Magnus Will
sr. dec, final settlement.
John Bruins g ard Therese
Bruins, minor, annual settlement.
3 day WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II 80
F. w. Brinkmann z. and C. H.
and W. Brinkmann, minors, first
settlement.
Arabella Hibler g. and C. F. NJ.
Hibler, minor, final settlement.
Sarah Jose g and C. John Thos.
Jose, of unsound mind, first settle.
ment.
Sarah Jose g. and c. James e.
Jose, minor, first settlement.
VIM. Kuhlmann g ard ii. and
B. kuhlmann, minors, annual settle
ment.
VIM. Klee q and E. A., f., c.,
0. and NJ. Klee, minors, annual
settlement.
Fritz Lueke g and II. and w.
Niebruegge, minors, annual settle.
ment.
Clara Land g and C. IN. h. of j.
Land dec, annual settlement.
Gustav Naegelin & and C, IN. h.
of B. Braun> orth dec, annual settle
inert.
Aug. Spohrer g and C G. and r.
Perkins, minors, annual settlement.
Nicolaus WOLF g and Wilhel-
mine WOLF, minor, annual settle
ment.
August Witte g and Gustav
and Jos. Engelbrecht, minor, first
settlement.
J. F. Wehmhoehner g and S.
Engelbrecht, annual settlement.
David Whitman g and E.
Lauer, annual settlement.
FRANCIS ONCKEN,
Judge of Probate Court.
January, 14th 1890.