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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-26

aIr. 81. j.. Christion was in the city yester-
day.
A.. af,-,a pisir uIo has been quite III. jig
ol|. 49, Is ont
coil 20 be sliohHv
Lef. Ut. J. w. b" ""'
0o',0' .
lhe l~ienrico CIRCUIT court was -n so'''oN q
short tine yesterday.
nlr. Louis T.. Belts went down 90 Norfolk
on business Yesterday.
Mr.. John r.. Tripiett os So. Louis. is the
0ur.t lf G.utain Ihlip hlXail.
.r ,F...,-. .f trIina-.n ara the
az. trrie I,t.s d.. fms cttv
~ ,r--. ...r na ..-re5 ,astar-
wy. p ii. --''o w. -r
oa' ll''I ""
VI. n 'o1lls. q D. Ilie1 Ne.t Low ''
zen o- l''--.o- '' T ,c..
Mr.. D.. Dl.fsl Johnson .lA DI''e .'4''
Conner. base returned from Washington.
lr John Belt. OF Warrentou. 3d.. IS visit
iu- triell-a t no.. -1I east ffanhAn street
gt. far.a.tats and J3ners' { Mon bad an
,..n r-a.f.r id Ni.ins0us dial. last even
l-
Mrs tfnr Wright is seriously il no the resi-
l.... o her 1aurhfer Mrs. Howard. eJZ west
Ci.r .ro.t.
49,. rl..f,4,,o Sims &c Roanoke Va..
.,sttro4f.s X \. Saunders. 500 north
-.H...fr..H
~ ..1 t,o Brood
Mi 'onNA, -if'.s g.. t. rrr- month
.-+L ~..a .I1os
r- r.,to of Uasbiroton. ia The
NJ ~ C~'ennn No
u. '.t+
It+.r.. .fr.u York vic.-presi-
DAMP tre +lfI Dominion Steamship COM
,- tae cf- ia is accompanied by
his d.u,hter.
.. r,.,o1 Dsrli,g and
n ,..,-I e.e called for
~,., mill Fobruarv gtn
|v.r, fo ile lacf ofaQuorum.
rl le.o received here Of the
+. n. ..rri ~ u.rvv Dfa, Minor. son
1,.f.s.Ir r r. Nin.r of fIfs ctv. lie
.....r tIo f4tL ir.fanf
-. s.n.tt.. o, eo,er.l Tervs
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mes "1 ..o iA l lIs
" n' ln -e.trtoJ foyor6lv a. l,v.
t.., r...s h., Az
no 's..9 ,fiob we. fG have tasen Mace
~r ir Wftirsou,s taff was most
-.5 or occount oft .e small attendance.
a.lo,..4
i.' p ',I "-ja, -.-,i.oe nil
vr.. - tL, fr.t eve,.ir.ton
Do +. l.l[se serr'ce ever held I'M this civ.
~. 4-..1 a., s,,l,v
tAs ".'- "i f '- tG. o,t, ,f'n -
. b. -. e-ore of a. ~ Fernev
q .aNnt 49,. Tt. dom.,o No.
- c-.,c.1.-1 7r. .
"o" "tf IN am ID e.t.L 80
D".- a,era,e Dat tLov 80
camp 'ol ''o s-o 10. ~
lIi'piiut'" -"' sum va Ton ~ 'N0 '0-"''i'
iio--e.
l'annae .o'-e' Fy. 90 HH N- u.s. VI ,.l, s .lpr
come ID"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-26

FOR Throat Diseases, Coughs. Colds. oto.
e%fectual rcllefis found in the use Of "Br0,ra,
Bronchial Troches. Price 2j CTS. sofa Ong "a,
BOrpS.-Adv.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-26
Pile, Piles. itching rnsr.

SYMPTOMS: Moisture: intense itching ana -tirs
most a. night; worse Ny scratching. ~ A.
10 continue tumors form. which often
bleed and u~lcerate, becoming very sor,
ointment stops the itching aud bI.si.
heals liberation, and IN most Gases rem0r,
the tumors. A druggists. or bY mail. for y
Or. SNayne a Son, Philadelphia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-26

On yesterday AIr b. II. Perry and Colonel
Meade HaskiIs. g subcommittee OF the > j.
dlers' AMI Sailors Monument hs OcIatlOn. eu-
gagged tie Richmond Theatre for the night cl
March I'D, when 3ir. VIII am T.. Royal viii
deliver his address on The Private Soldier
OF the Southern Confederacy' Tor the benefit
Of the soldiers monument fund.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-26

Upon Hoods S%arsaparilia as a remedy ~
every form of scrofula. salt rheum. bol-
piInples and all other diseases caused by im
pure blood. IL eradicates all impurity and
tones and v~italizes the whole system.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-26
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria
FORECAST

- WAsHrvGrON. T.. G.. Jan. 2l.For SIP.
lginia. Generally fair, cold wave. north.
FAB lWest winds.
Tor the Carolinas. Generally hr
west WInds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-26

ALVEY set-to occurred yesterday afternoon
on Cary street opposite the New market
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-26

- reontdas Eosser. ID. u, SIR. Claiborne
watkins aud Olliers.

TIE HfND or DEiTH.
reonidas I;osser. ID u, SIR. Claiborne
watkins aud Oilers.
po~ DR.. Leonidas Rosser died al Ashland
c,rday in the. seyenty-seyenth year Of his
aoe lie was born in Petersburg in 1915. He
~. educated ut the Wesyelan University
c.,,octicut. and was one of tho pioneer MN
go in Virginia who possessed the adVAn-
tares OF a theological training. h;s
The first two wears OF -
ministry were spent in New York WheIe
nrrsral success crowned bis efforts anu o'e'
GO were received into his cbufch. ne az
,erward moved 90 Virginia aud tor ,Ny' 10,
n century was "a member of the Ae'H'N
conference. The latter years
~ we're spent in evangelical ,w.rk
covering the Southern States ana Do.n-
esrecially conspicuous IN Texas. hO"9'.-i
~ narsous under the influence OF MS 49,
teachings have pr0fesspd religion ahu 20"
men have ever been conscious OF o more ia
ceutable work IN this particular uelU' I
hfe was pure IN the sight Of man anu
filed with good and earnest WoLh
Gospel His death was crowned WIFE Fl0eDts
and bis end was as peaceful and CAIN as eF'i
vouchsafed 10 man.
his funeral will take place tins morning
from the college CHAPEL at A5 ba9% ministers
ne FILNAf lAAINV|A |A HN-"F
f~1m this city Will attend the funeral.
Mr.. Claiborne ". Watkfn-'
Mr.. Claiborne VI. Watkins died Mt ms nome
IN Chesterfield county Sunday morning AL
o'clock IN bis -ixty-third year. auH
since 1875 Mr. Watkins has been lQcAtl-
fed with the commercial interests OF hlen-
mond. 10 began his business career ~l.H
tho late Theod0rs Robertson. ana MS Suuac
r,eut training with the oldest ana hesl
frown harlvaro firms Of those days eni-
ueutIv fitted him Tor the coz '0'o.a
p~ositiOn he has since hn-d w
iii. his chosen branch OF trade. re was a
most eyennl.rv citizen. ami all VINO ever
knew hmm bear testimony % ms sterling quail
tiles Of head and heart.
Ills funeral will take place from ~; James
church this morning 80 ii clocA, anu tAe LIE
toriieut will be at Hollywood.
The Dali-boarers. whose names appear be-
low wero selected bv Mr. Watkins hlnlseI
some timo since. Active. dr.. Charles "
Darlington. Dr. edward McGuire. Edgar W.
C~arriugt0n. J.. B. mason, rank Mcclure
g. ID. Inurhorue. Charlie &. Williams. D. y.
Elicit. Honorary. Or. Hunter Mcliuire. h,
vs.. Powers. Judge ". w. Crump. John Addl-
son. Fred Gray. John ~. Montague, Isaac
Davenport. William Henry Jones.
Nfs. wilkinson.
Mrs. Hattie wilkinson. formerly n resident
of lichmouI and the mother ol Mrs. rest0n
Nash. diedin Florida on Thursday last; Her
remains arrived iu this city sunday and were
inferroI IN Hollvw ol. The burial was en-
tIreiv private as tie funeral services were
read in FLORIDA.
NJ. william -. wall.
The funeral Of Mr.. William B.. Wall, clerk
OF the district court of the nited states. took
place So terday afternoon a q % clock rom ne
- ID. nH...I d. thu IrHInA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-26
alrs Wilkinson.

Mrs. Hattie wilkinson, formerly q resident
of Richmond and the mother o- Mrs. B reston
Nash. diedin Florida Oh Thursday last, Her
remains arrived iu TINS city SUNDAY ana were
interroI On Hollyw on. The burial was en-
tireiv private as tie funeral services were
rell In Florida.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-26
Anniversarv OF a CHURCH Dedicnuon.

PETERSBURG. Va. Jan e5.-lSpecial The
Cup Of / Death was the subject OF an eionneht
Temperance sermon delivered at the Market
street Methodist EpiscOpal church last night
by the pastor. Rev. II C. theatium.
Yesterday was the fftieth anniversary OF tho
dedication of 81 Joseph > Catholic church in
his CITY The Right Kew. Bishop am dc WV ~.
of Richmond, preached at the solemn hlgA
mass. which Wa logun at iu:5u O'CLOCK D, AI'
Rev. Il. i. Ofarrell. OF Petersburg. celcbIaut,
with Rev. Fathers -. iIghtfO0t and d. Kelley. OF
Richmond. as deacon and snb-dencoh a able
address was delivered by Bishop Van de hHVer
The choir. under she direction OF Professor
with Miss Addlo laugley as orEanlsf.
rendered Peters Mass IN d. The music
After High Mass the building committee
waited on the Bishop and submitted the re,oiu-
tion presented M It's meeting ly Mr. William T.
Hinton, ST.. winch is 10 borrow slOOW tor ten
wears 20 commence the erection ot tie new
church in early spring. The BISHOP stated
that he would consider tie resolution anD IL Is
thought that he Will approve DO.
The large i" shaped residence OF Mr. John
Richardson, IN SUSSEX county, Was totally de-
stroyed 10y lire about . O'Clock SATURDAY morn
ing The family had q Very narrow ESCAPE. hut
succeeded in saving part Of the furniture
aud some bacon. AfOut ,0) bushels OF fea-
nuts and BOO pounds OF lard. stored in inc
house. were consumed. Ar Richardson s. loss
IS very heavy, not having any insurance cthcr
on house or peanuts. The fire Is supposed TO
have been caused hy hot ashes
The case OF Spiers, the hide thirteen-ycar-olt
white boy who is char gei with tho killing OF =
negro boy named Joe Bird, an account OF which
has been published IN I'm IIM.t. was called
for examination pa tne mayor court tins MORN
ing. The ace scd wa- sHuf on 90 the MOST term
OF the husunts court f0rfrial aua taas admitted
50 tail IN the lenaitf ot 800 Ills uncl e.. Mr.. g.
III. Spiers. became his iondsman lie was repre-
sentCd bV Mr. Alexander Hamilton.
The commissioner of fle poof-l0nse have
purchased NO hundred cords ot wood. 10 10
distributed among The DOR oi the city.
The Democratic CITY central committee met
tonight ut the courthouse or the purpose OF
taking some action regarding h vacancy thot
l. supposed TO exist IN the electoral board.
Messrs. + &. \enai le. j. j DAVIS and George
MASON were elected q committee 10 wait uu0n
the members OF the board with q purpose Of
sansfactorily al u-tius the difference that eX-
lists as TO the selection OF a third member. and
10 report TO q special meeting OF the central
committee.
Grand Mardens T. ". kendlor mad ~.
D. Ramos. OF Richmond. paid an
official visit TO Monroe ami Appomsttox
lodges, !. .. o. L. tonight and were cordially re-
teiyed ant hsn ispmeiy 6 tteria nod by the
brotherhood of inc city. Interesting addresses
were msde - The visiting grand officers and re-
ports from the various 20 iges III the State show
that the ORDERS rapidly increasing in members.
The grand Officers VIII leave tomorrow morn
INK Tor fredericksburg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-26
.Ir.tice nast lrnorc. Tic ennreme Court.

sjusflst fstNl A&HR+HH 'h' 't- '
NoRr0LK.Nh Jan. e5-lSIccial l-lustlcef East
OF the Norfolk police court. bas .tatfa Hi*ue
termination TO try al case, That may come up
before hum as heretofore. except where he par-
firs arc chargcd with Keeping a house OF doubt
fl reputation. This ls considered mere a very
radical decision. IN which tue police Justice H.
uores the decision OF flp supreme tourt.
Fty. G. J. Jones. jr. Of The thrstiau denoini-
-natiop. several his connection ISL h the tnloh
rhr,.tnf church of Berlley yestcrlor and ell
t,.r.d no psstotate of the ictkley-aYenuc Zap
list church. iic made a public statement or has
reasons for changing hls trrpmlnauOnal lela-
ATOMS He Ur, achci ar ffr tOurfttrcet BAPTIST
snid thar he viii enter tie laptlst ministry
with brigbt prospects. The Ierllev church I'D
e,cnring Mr.. Jones asked Tor a presbytery TO
examine and arrange for lbs ordination.
This morning the presnNtcry nlela n me ilee,
mason-strcet Baptist church, and was composco
of DIR. Owens. I. J. Jones. u. 4. Nharton, s..
blackwell. u. W. Gwlu, heY. George - lrcNeit
and II. y Ouesenbury. l. WIS dccliet 60 make
tile examination next Thursday az % O'Clock at
the stutyO OF the rocma-on-stree churcl. lie
ordination will take place nt the I,rkley-aNe-
nue. church next Sunday afternoon at % clock.
MIR. Jones IS the son OF tie ict. &. j. Jones. OF
the Union Christian church. TINS Clty;1s tWcn-
ty-fOur years OF age. WIS educated ~ the All
tioch Christian tollcge. lie Us well received
into his new relations.
Mr.. Jones is the second minister az the Chris
tran church IN TIM, city Who has gone over N
the i,aptfSts In theIa~t StN months. Icy. e.
Blackwell, Who preached ia Che Christian
church IN tins cifY FOR several years u.s. us as
tor. about six months ago declared a chanfc OF
denOminalOnal opinion. and WIS installed as
pastor of the Third BAPTIST church.
Mr.. :. j.. Cfit'entcn. OF the Irlncess Anne
Hotel, is cViccied tu arrive every day by me
Did Dominion Line. and VIII at once open the
f~ayoTlte resort Tor the winter season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-26

Mrs. SailoJ Tyler. wife 0s Captain James
~. iIler died .n this city yesterday morn-
ing at DID, O'Clock. le ellel.ei herself 90 al.
wu. knew her iytle aG..llty Hni -entraess
0f hey nature and ler -e.e.. heart al"I}s
.rnuu..I her O.. acts Or Kindness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-26

The funeral Of Mr.. William j. Wall clerk
OF the district court Of the nited States. took
place ve-terdav afternoon u % c.0rk+romthe
res.dence ON Smith street The services we're
conducted lis Hey. Sir. Mason o. the Grace
Epscous. church.. The pal-ue.rer were.
Hon.. q. Cadet Gibs0u. Hon. J.. ID. Lew
Nessr-. ~. g.. I.ea-auts. Eastman. d. ID.
Ward. Harvey Wilson. y. A. peasants AMI
Judge Thomas s.. ATKINS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-26

Representative Tucker Las appointed c.. w..
g.. Harris. of hocklrid.e. cadet at West
Point ami David kirkpatrick, OF the same
county, alternate.
The Virginia postmasiers appointed ere j.
". Lunce.ord, Dover. Loudoun county. G.. H..
Perks, iaGrange. King &c rye county.
The postotice 40 fgo. lloyd county. Viz
gina. has been discontinued. Mali goes t0
Indian Valley. Ihepostofice at S~holbourle.
Montgomery county. has also been discon-
tlnuel. Mail goes 10 CLIliross.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-01-28

FAST EXPRESS TO THE EAST.
Leaves Tacoma. going east, at 11.45 p, m. daily;
arrive at Minneapolis and St. Paul at l2Oe
noon the third day.
Connections made at st. Paul and MinDeapo-
lis for all points east, south and southeast
PACIFIC DIVISION.
Leave Tacoma for Portland 500 a. M. and II 80
D. m 4; arrive Portland 300 p. m. and 2. q. m.
Leave Portland for Tacoma 9.15 !. m and
p. M. arrive Tacoma 81 p. m. and Ills p. m.
Leave Tacoma for Chehalis, via Olympia, 4.S5
p. M; arrive Chehalis p. m.
Leave Chehalis for Tacoma, via Olympia. q.
m. arrive Tacoma 10. 40 q. m.
Leave Tacoma for MontesanO and G-ays har-
Dor country, via Olympia, a. m; via Centr; liza,
8 a. m. Arrive Montesano ABS p. m.
Leave Montesano for Tacoma, via Olympia,
q. M; arrive Tacoma 5.35 p. m.
CASCADE DIVISION.
Leave Tacoma for Seattle at 2, $50, IL. IS q. m,
8, $40 and II. 80 p. m.
Arrive at Tacoma from Seattle 7.45, lois 9. m,
Leave Tacoma for Anacortes q. m; arrive
Tacoma from AnacOrtes, IL p. m.
Train leaves Tacoma for Carbonate at 3.45 p.
m; arrive Tacoma from Carbonate go q. m.
Full information concerning rates. time OF
trains, routes, and other details, furnished on
application to any agent, or to
M. H. HUTTON, Agent
@. g. CHANDLER, City ticket agent and General
Agent, Headquarters Building, GIL Pacific
ave, Tacoma. Office hours: am. to 10 pm.
A. D. CHARLTON, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, III First street. Portland. Ore.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-01-28
A Hairless Horse.

IL
The Scientific American gives the fol-
lowing description of a phenomenal hair
less horse: This horse is absolutely
destitute Of hair. Neither neck nor tail
nor any part OF the body shows the least
hirsute growth. The texture of the skin
is silky and smooth; the color is almost
full black. The animal is of rather
heavy type, and with his delicate surface
does not produce any unpleasant impress
sion. There are said to be two such
horses known to exist in this country.
One Of them was foaled in the west; the
one We illustrate is credited to Australia.
The skin of one of these animals isaffect-
ed curiously, the perspiratory function
seeming to be absent. The horse does
not sweat when execised, and the mouth
or nose seems to provide the escape fol
what would otherwise be true skin per-
SEPARATION.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-01-28

coast lumber once into the Gull OF Mexico
will Come into competition with the lum-
her from all of the Gulf states. Now
Oregon fir, SO called, and yellow pine
does not differ materially. The fir is
sill ed to practically the same purposes
that the yellow pine is best suited to. II
makes good structural timber cut vertical
grained and makes good flooring as does
.he,yellow pine. Presumably the differ
.nce in. the cost of stumpage in the South
and the Pacific northwest would not offset
the difference in freight.
No, the coast manufacturers cannot
hope for any material enlargement OF
leheir markets eastward by rail, or east
ward by water via the shorter route to be
.,rovided through the medium OF ths
Nicaragua. canal. Their long timbers
heir shingles and other Incompatible
pecialties will find constantly widen
ing market in eastern fields OF lumber
consumption. The relief from the pres
snt over production will be accomplished
rSt through the wedding out process-by
reduced production The local demand
will gradually develope. The region with
in tive or three hundred-possibly five
hundred mi es of the coast-will take
increasing quantities OF lumber. Presum-
.hly too, the time will come when Cali
{ ,rnia will. need more than now. But
the great dumping ground of the Paci G
.uast lumbermen must be in the future,
az it has been in the past, the foreign
fields. These should be assiduously cuiti-
waited. No interest would suffer as would
the lumber interest on the Pacific coast
if there should be war with Chile-and
20 hing is less to be desired. Time
must be large problem. in marking out
The problem presented to the Pacific coast
Iumbermen-and it is among the proba-
bilities that four or five years must elapse
before the business in that region is prof
table. But there is no question that
Ultimate wealth lies in the magnifi-
cant forests of that region. The tim
Der land owners may be the gamers Of
this wealth-or some of it-before the
mill men even begin to prosper, but for
tunes will be made in Oregon, Washing
ton and California just as they have in
Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, in
spite Of the fact even that the areable re-
gion Immediately tributary is not as large
as is the region into which white pine has
been sent since numbering was begun III
Michigan.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-01-28
First publication. Jan. %. 1892.

First publication, Jan. %, 1892
Ordinance No. 66.
An Ordinance Fixing the Salaries of the
I City Assessor, City Attorney, CITY
Clerk, City Marshal and Street Com
missioner of the City of Aberdeen, and
Prescribing the Time for the Payment
of the Same.
The City Council of the City of Abel-
deem do ordain as follows:
SECTION l. The city assessor shall re-
ceive as compensation for his services
the sum of five dollars for each and every
day he shall be actively engaged in the
discharge of his duties as such officer.
SEC. 2. The city attorney shall re-
ceive as compensation for his services
the sum of fifty dollars per month and
i'll addition thereto three per cent of the
amount of the delinquent taxes collected.
Sec. 3. The city clerk shall receive as
compensation for his services salary of
fifty dollars per month
SEC. 4. The city marshal shall receive
as compensation for his services the sum
OF two and one-half dollars per day, and
in addition thereto such fees as are al
lowed by law to constables for making
arrests.
SEC. O.. The street commissioner shall
receive as compensation for his services
the sum of one dollar per day.
SEC: 6. The monthly salaries and the
per diem compensation hereinbefore
specified shall be paid monthly by war
rants drawn upon the city treasurer and
payable to the order of the officer en-
titled to the same out of the general fund
of the city.
Sec. z. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after the
date OF its passage by the council and
approval by the mayor.
Passed and adopted Jan. Goth, 1892.
49,, JOHN M. WEATHERwAx,
SEAL Mayor
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-01-28

II you want gilt-edge residence pro-
pertv, at bedrock figures, buy in the
Portland addition. If
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-01-28

Now is the time to make good invest
ments in the Portland addition to Aber-
deem. If
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-01-28
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

munnunu mTnVpmy To andfrom all points
THkUUUH IlUkhIN. in America and Eu.
rope can be purchased at any Ticket ONCE OF
this company.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25

9err $. Simon, Elm auf benz 9rD
9iG iuobnbafter 5armer, bate am less
ten Montas beinabe einen psrSeiti9en
9ob in ben Hluiben bes Srene Greet
erlittcn. ST mar bon elmer Sabrt mad
bem @asconabe 5uridsetebrt uno I'M
sinen srOSen llmiues 81 eriparer, tuolte
er lit Der Ntdbs Der alteu 8aumeiiter
8rauerei ben Sreue Greet ourhfabren.
Ser lonIt 10 flelne 8ab mar iebob In
folse bes &esentuetters su eineul relBen=
ben @irome anseidipollen unb als
Simor faum bafbtpess in Den 8ad
bineinseiabren iuar, :uuroe bas 5ubrz
inert BON Der Str6mung er9rifen uno
Serr Gimou uno feline Mauleicl wdren
obuc Speifel ertruafen tuenn nibt Der
in Der NadbarI6aft i~uobnbafte !Serr u.
Druid sur Silfe seeilt uno Den I'm
sliidliden BEN &e0en entrihen bate
9ie beinahe %ertrunfeneu E6iere iuurben
mebrer 100 Sdritt umterbalb ber9reus=
uns an's Yano scbradt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-25
2lus Ger probate Court.

Das Geitament bes ue,itorbener
9crrn @berbarot >. Sbweer purbe
leste 8s6e in Der 8robate Court fin
terlest. Sn bcmieiben rerfist Der Ser
itorbeue uie folst iiber ieinen STEM,
lid betrdDtliden Na9fas: Geinem
SObne 9enrp 6 Sd,uesr nermadt CT
feline on Der Gecoub Greet eelescne
Sarm; ieiucm Sobne 5rco 90. @9weer
feline in Maries County ont Gasconabe
6fuB sclesere Ssarm ton 100 ader;
ieinem iiinsiten Sobne 5erbinano cine
100 older sroBc 6arm in @ascrnabe
County am Sourtois 5luB seleseu;
ben &inoern ieines Stieilobnes cine 200
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