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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-09-19
EDITORIAL SUGGESTIONS.

Be sure to cut all the hay possible,
Forage will be scarce next spring.
Do not delay wheat and clover seed
ing until November or December.
October is the month for this work if
you expect q good yield.
The Rural NeaU Yorker claims that
wasps are destroying grapes and even
fruits and pears. If this be true, we
should destroy the wasps at every op-
pOrtunity.
Free coinage Of silver is one of the
things farmers should study. The
price Of silver and the price of leading
crops are always about equal. Free
coinage means high prices for both sill
yer and farm products.
Let some member Of each Alliance
bring forward an important question
for debate at each meeting. The dis
cussiOus should be courteous and cal
c1Iated to benefit all present. This
viii tend to increase the attendance.
Rye can be sown from now until
December. If sown in October it will
make good winter grazing. That sown
later viii come in for next spring. AS
SO much fodder has been destroyed in
the Southeast, our farmers should pre-
pare fer as much early green feed as
possible, and rye is the very thing.
A majority Of the representatives
from the purely agricultural States
voted for free coinage. That, shows
the sentiment, and it is plain that no
farmer should vote for any party that
Is an enemy to free coinage. No bust
ness mal can do so, either, unless he
desires to ruin his business. The bank
efs are The men who are for a gold
oasis, and many of them are unwit-
"aG'y destroying themselves,
The Southern Planter, Richmond,
speaks very highly of the Populist
nominees for State officers in Virginia.
I5 says they are gentlemen Of high
character, cultured and closely identi,
ned with the agricultural Interests OF
lAe State, but the platform savors OF
pIaternalism," and interference with
individual rights, etc. 1t only inter,
Leres with the rights" of gold bugs
ana crop gamblers. Let it interfere.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-09-19

PROSTATE. Calamity and distress per
vades the land. The cry comes help
or we perish We find the Sherman
law the cause Of all these calamities.
Knock that in the head and stop this
ruin, and then we will talk. "
Jim Jimerson. Don t you feel some
what ashamed of yourselves to have
such fools as to make laws bringing
such ruin?"
Boomerang we had to fight free
coinage of silver, and this was our only
way to prevent it,"
Jim Emerson. Why did you not
have free coinage and settle the intrin-
sic value and parity Of the two metals
then and save all this calamity and
ruined fortunes"
Boomerang Because we were will
ing to bring the whole nation to the
verge of destruction rather than be-
smirch the fair escutcheon Of the re
public by paying its obligations in dis
honest silver dollars"
jim Jlmerson.-Could you not have
made them honest by giving them
equal privileges, equal parity and equal
value9"
Boomerang Great Britain de
noands gold, and she is the commercial
I524stress of tho world, and our com
merce with her would have been out of
joint"
Jim Jimerson. have come to this
conclusion: that British gold and Brit
ish interests are at the bottom of all
our calamities. Now why do you not
propose annexation of this republic to
the British throne, seeing she can buy
all the legislation she needs?"
HARRY HINTON.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-09-19
WAYNE COUNTY RESOLUTIONS.

ResoIUed, That this meeting of
Wayne County Alliance condemn, in
the most decided manner, as Willful
violation of the plain law, the policy
pursued by Grover Cleveland in pay
ing the obligations of the government
in gold alone when those obligations
are payable in coin, which means
either silver or gold at the option of the
government.
2. That we stand, uncOmprOmising
ly, by every demand of the Alliance
and especially that Of the free and I'M
limited coinage Of silver and an income
tax.
8. That we condemn and denounce
the message of Grover Cleveland to
the present Congress, because we be,
lieve it is in the interest of Wall street
and the money power, and not in the
interest of the farmers and laborers.
4. That we approve Of the course of
Senator Vance on the free and unlim-
tied coinage of silver and his opposition
to 80 repeal of the Sherman law with
out some substitute in it's place, so as
to continue the free coinage of silver.
5. That these resolutions be sent to
the Caucasian and The PROGRESSIVE
FARMER for publication.
E. T. CRAWFORD, Secy.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-09-19
FROM EAST ROWAN.

Mr.. EDITOR:-The campaign is over,
but the fight is not finished. Congress
has adjourned and an extra session has
been called. It is thought the Sherman
law will be repealed, but we hope free
coinage of silver will beput in it's stead.
Finance is the great issue of the day.
There is a new party springing up
in the South, and party that every
Christian and intelligent man ought to
belong to. You can cry overproduction
and hard times till every hair on your
head turns white, and you never will
have better times and true men to
serve the people until every man joins
this party; and it is the great, grand,
noble and educating party.
Just as long as we allow our children
to be kept in ignorance, so long we will
be debarred from our privileges and
rights. We must educate our children
and the time is coming when every
young man must be educated or he
must fall into the rear ranks of educa
tion.
I am proud to say that East Rowan
is on a boom in this line. She has the
best of school houses and best Of teach
ers, and are superior to. any other in
the county. The way our schools are
taught now there is no excuse for any
young man to say he cannot get
thorough training in our public schools
if he makes up his mind to do so. 1t
has been said "Yhere there is a will
there is a way" Every young man
must choose his own position in life.
This he does when he makes up his
mind whether he will be an educated
or an uneducated man, There is no
avocation or calling, from the life OF
the farm to that Of the learned prOfes-
sions, in which good education is not
necessary to the highest success. A
young man, it makes no difference
what his abilities are, if he goes into
business life without a well trained and
welI-etored mind, gees into 1t half
made up. You know men have been
successful and somewhat influential
without being educated in the schools.
True. but numbers of men Of this class
have said the greatest mistake they
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-09-19
ruF NATIONAL FARMERS ALL
ANCE AND INDUSTRL :.
UNION.

Presidential. L. Loucks, | @'on.
0ST Vice President-Marion Butler,t ds-
IS Secretary -Treasurer-Col. D. P. ga-
can, Columbia, S. Q.
O''T,, ,9,eturer-Ben Terrell, Seguin, TIE. .,
EXECUTIVE BOARD.
HI Loucks, Chairman; L. Leon
,r5 Nt. Leonard, Missouri; Mann
PAGE, Brandon, Virginia; I. E Dean,
H949eoye Falls, New York; H. Q. Dem
ming, Secretary, Harrisburg, Pennsyl-
vanl9.
JUDICIARY.
r 4 Southworth, Denver, Colo.
r, W. Beck, Alabama.
Nd. Davie, Kentucky.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-09-19
EXECUTIVE BOARD.
xoP n CAROLINA FARMERS STATE ALLI-
ANCE.

ANCE.
President-J. NJ. MewbOrne, KinstOn,
~ Vice, Presideut-J. S. Bridges, Ca
20 s ,cretaryl C1' tai lTreasuror-W. 8. Barnes,
Raleigh, n. @. ~,
Locturer-Cyrus Thompson, Rich
Assistant Lecturer. T. B. Hoover,
Elm City, n. @.
Door keeper-Geo. T. Lane, Greens
Assistant Door keeper-H. E. King,
Peanut, n. @.
Sergeant at Arms. R. Hancock,
Greensboro, n. G.
S ate Business Agent-W. ii. Worth,
Raieigh, n. G.
Trustee Business Agency Fund w.
A Graham, Machpelah, n. =.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE NORTH
C.RoLINA FARMERS STATE ALLIANCE.
Marion Butler. Goldsboro, N. c.; J.
J. Long, Eoka, N. G.; a. F. Hileman,
Concord, N. @.
SAFE ALLIANCE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
Nm. Culbreth, Whiteville, n. @, !;
John Brady. Gatesyille, n. G.; John
Graham, Ridgeway, n. Q.
4srta Carolina Reform Press Association.
0Fzcers-J L. Ramsey, President );
.-arfon Butler, Vice-PTeside'ot: ". S.
saT'ses, Secretary,
PAPERS.
D ,yrezsive Farmer, State Organ. Raleigh, n. c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Sor Der @abl,-io duBerie llb fiir5-
lid Der leste republifaniide @ceprdii<
beutI6afts.ganoibat 8bitelutu &sIb,-
wurbe ms selusi, Der Mcainlep Garii
lei ber @ipielpuntt Der @rauiamfeit Der
8laiienseiebsebuns, ein rieiiser oil ocn
9lrbeiteru uno 9lrmen ueriibter 9iebs
ltahl uuo im Snterciie Ginger &eiden
Iuu, Die Semofraten iinb iebt am &ll'
Der uno es iiebt big iebt nidt 70 aus
als pb lis Dem ,,Siebitubl" giubalt tbur
lpoueu. g8pbl aber miro bas @eidaIl
oes 2aubes bur9 Die @riuartuns bepor
ltebenber 8erdnoerunsen in un9eiuiBbsi
erbalten.
Sics lit cine i9wsre, ab.r poatoEl
men bssriinoste slnt(ase seaen Die osn'c'
fratilb Yartei. SIT Die Wcainnlep'
Bill Elm Siebitab( am Solf, 10 mad
lid Die bemotratiide Bartei ebenfaaa
bes 9iebtabls i6ulois. 10 lause tie ibl
fortbeitehen ldBt; lit lie es nlbt, 10 bal
bic 9artei Dor Der 8abl-se.. fun
fsrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

3sor aber mar Der BETTER bes SroBen
graufeiiels 9pmis: er braute bas Bier
far Die bOben seite. aub ba er Der &e.
prdientant Der araft war, unb 5mei
g6de als Spmbole ber Rraft ben Wnsen
sosen, 70 liest bic Bermutbuns nabe,
onB man na9 bieien B6den bas Mai.
bier nannte; ieoenfalls liest in oieier
Guslesuns ebenio piel. (ooer 10 iuenis,
iuie man iuill) S,nn, als in ben bisber
lanoIdufisen @rffdrunsen bes Gusbruds
godbier. Sir ben 2eier. ber es nidt
liebt, lanae iiber Sertunft zines graud.
es ocer @ortes Su pbantaiiren, lit es
ieOenfa0s bic 9auptia9e. bab bic alten
9eiben96tter tobt iinb. tpdbreno bas DO 1t
ibnen erflnoeue Bodbier in ieoeu Griib.
iahr er1deint.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
u r III c II baus fonb,

" Hus
SaeOb saer serphesuns bss 9snrp Carl ISL. 20
Ser Bono oes Sdabmeiiters, Senrp
Soncd, nit ben 9srren S. B. &oeibe-
meper, 6ermaum 8eniius, M. g. 8en'
iins, 9. @iebOff, als 8iirsen iuuroe
sutsegeiBcn, bessteiden, rer Souo bes
Glerts, Gheo @raf. nit ben 9erren @m.
@be,lin uno S. @. 8oetbemepsr als
9nrsen.
Ssi6!oiien ~ 9aS eine Steuer oou
so Gents oom Suuhert fur hos Sahr
1898 aui alIes itsuerbare @i9entbum
iuutrba!b Der Staotsrenjc auferle9i
lperbe.
Cine Sroinan5 uslte be @irtbsli.
SenIeu bon $15 aui idbrlid $40 erb6bI
uub balbidbrlid ON l. Sanuar unb 1,
Suli sablbar iinb, tuurbe on .enDmmen
ebenfaQs
@ne SrOinan5 uel6e ole 8uth IL
2tjenieu bon $500 auf jdbrlib $50 er
b6bt uno baIbidbrlia am 1. Sauna, uut
l. Suii 5ablbar iinb.
8eidloiien bic Mietbe fit ben Giant
im Marftbauie auf idbrll6 $40 feit5u.
iebsn, Sablbar am l. Sanuar unb 1.
Snli.
Ssi6loiien, bic 2isens6etrdse fir oas
0alteH bon 8oOl> nno 8iIiarotiidsn,
iOwie Sfeselbabnen 70 gu belaHen iuis
iie ourd Die Orbiuan5 beItimmt ,inb.
Germ Gbriitian @eper iuuroe biegr'
laatulB ertbeilt, bic asaibins:ou straBe
Dor icincr @pbnuns 81 curbbreden uni
I65ussr0bren Su le9en inter Der 8e=
oinsuns baB ct na9 uoaenoeter Nrbeii
bic S:rabe iuieber III Den friibsren suteu
3uitano brinst.
9as Gelld bes Serrn 9. u. Sreuub
l,m @rluubniB gum Iussraben ber2eide
ieines ainoes unb 8eerolsuns berielber
auf leinem SamIlienbesrGbniBptase au
benz ,tdbtiiden 5riebbofe iuuree beiuil
list.
9ie 20bne Der itdotiider Irbeite,
uiroen fir bic Seit pom /. Mai BIZ
gum l. Oftober auf pro Gag $1.25. Del
2pbu bes @ufiebers uuf $3.50 unb be,
5ubrlubn auf 50 so fiir ein 9oppelse
lpaun feitseiebt,
Sierauf 8ertasuns big gum 10. Maj
gadmittass 2 llbr.
U. 6. 2eisner,
Sbeo. Graf, goriiber.
Glerf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
Administrators A Notice.

Notice is hereby given, ThatLetter
Of Administra tion upon the Estate
been granted to the undersigned, by
the Probate Court of Gasconade Coun-
ty, Missouri, bearing date the 18th
day of April, 1893.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within one
year from the date Of said Letters, or
they may lie precluded from any BEN
eft of such Estate; and II such claims
be not exhibited within two years
from the date of the publication OF
this notice, they will be forever
J. "A. HOLT,
! Administrator
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Yefanntli9 mar es SlIinois no I'M
lebten 9erbft Der sr6Bte, politiide llms
idiuuns itattfanh, uno mo, entsesen al
fer Grtpartuns, bic 9empfrateu featen
uub 5,uar bauptiddltd nit Silie Der
Oeutid glmsriiarer unb Der ,Snlnois
Staats5eituns". 8efanutlid itslte fit
aud balo nadber Der aasenlummer Elm
uno baB Oieier iebt gum sroBeu &ats,
ausseuadien lit, beiuslit iolssnoe,
StOBieuiSer oerielben "Slls. Sisits"
Sorsidlti9e uno erIabrene 8eobadte'
Oer 8Oltsitimmunsen in SuinOis, uni
5iuar Mdnner, Die am lebten adteu $50
oember fir @leoelanb uno Iltseli
itimmten, iusen es Offen: ,,@enn jes
Brdiibenten, unb @ouUerneursipabl rpdr
10 ipiirbe glepelaub S1inois nibt be
fommeu unb slltselb miirbe nidt se
wdblt welben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
Docket of Probate Court of GasC0
made County, Missouri.
MONDAY, MAY %. 1898.
MAY TERM, 1895.

Richardson, minor; annual settlement.
9. VIM. 8. Richardson, G. & c., Benz. P.
Richardson, minor; annual settlement.
McWilliams, deceased; final settlement.
4. Andrew McWilliams, Curator, Wilson
Mewilliams. minor; annual settlement; IT.
8. Mary A Clark, Curatrix. Edward A. Clark
minor; annual settlement.
g. Mary A. Clark, Curatrix, Pearl Clark,
minor; annual settlement.
7. VIM. Toedtmann. G & G., Aug. Lizzie
s. Robert Robyn, Executor, VIM: Hermann
Schlender, deceased; annual settlement.
Q. Conrad & Christoph Hamburg, Executors,
Jacob Hamburg, deceased; final settlement.
TUESDAY, MAY 23. 1888.
10. Edward Ruwwe, Administrator. Henry
H. Lawrence w. Angel. G. & c., VIM. T.
Angel, ct. al. minors; annual settlement t.
II. VIM. j. Vaughan, Curator, Fannie L.
ls. Bernhard Stein, Executor, Bernhard Stein,
ST., deceased; final settlement.
II. Mary Gillig. Administratrix, Christian
Gillig. deceased; final settlement.
Is. Fred, Eikermann, Curator, Geo. Alvin
Haefiner, minor; annual settlement.
l6. Fred. w: Niewald.. G. & c.. August
Drewel. minor; annual settlement.
minor; annual settlement.
1s. Henry Meyer, G. & c., Fred. Dickgraefe
minor; annual settlement.
WEDNESDAY, MAY "a. 1898.
10. Thos Cuthbertson, G. & c., VIM. Camant
minor; annual settlement
20. Thos. j. Mcmillan, G. & c., Alice Ober
krom, minor; annual settlement.
p. Christian Marsch, G. & c., Carl +. Siegel
minor; annual settlement.
q. Otto Cramer, Curator, Alvin Cramer
annual Settlement.
%. Ida Lange, Curatrix, Joseph Lange, mi
nor; annual settlement.
"a Gustav Ettmueller, Administrator de boni
non, G. +. A., Henry Leon VOisin, de
ceased; Annual settlement.
25. August Meyer, Curator, Eiiz. Fritzemeyer
insane; annual settlement.
26. Chas. r. Goodrich, Administrator, Nanc
Arrott, deceased; annual settlement.
27. Bernhard Heumann, Curator, Louise
Dora Heumann, minors; annual settlement
THURSDAY. MAY 25., 1898
Is Aug. Toedtmann, q. & c., John TOedt
mann, ct. al, minors; annual settlement
80. Thos. j. Mcmillan, G. & c., Fred. A.
Henry Wacker, minors; annual settlement
80. August Nacker, Administrator, Henr
Wacker. deceased; annual Sc ettlement:
81 Anna E. Hesemann, Curatrix, John Hest
mann, ct. al, minors; final settlement.
Trial Of disputed cases.
ROBERT WALKER,
Judge of Probate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
Das ficberfe SriiRIin9s5eihen

Das ttherlte SriiRltn9s5ethen.
Sir ben 9eutiden in elmer amerifa'
niI6en Stabt lino tpeber Yeilden
nod 8lauu0sel Die ebten S-ihlinssbO<
ten; oas iiderite Jriibtinss5ei1en fur
ben SeutldzImerifauer iit uielmebr Der
Bod. 8enu in ben beutlden 8ldtteru
bes 9anoes alIerlei 86de au finben iino
- (a9 nelu! 10 tpoatsn mir nidt idre,z
ben, benu bas lit befanntlid feine Sel'
tenbeit iOnoern, iuenn in ben Iuseises
lpalten beutider 3eitunseu Die 86de
aufmaribiren. n,an9e auf ben Siuter.
beinen nit einem iddumenoen Seibel in
ben 8urbertlausn. lilanbe I'M ssit edtenz
2aufe einen anse5edten 8biliitsr nieoer.
rennsno, bam lit 9as eiu Sci ben, baB
oer ssriiblins in's 2ano setommen 1T,
ielbit meun Der Sdnee mob auf alien
Dd9ern lieeen lollte. Der Bod 1T ba
uno Der SrIblins 1T nab! lleber ben
uripruus bes 8odbiers 1T idon oiel
pbilolopbirt iporoen; maa bat es BON
Climbed, Der beriibmten norbbeutiden
8erfabt, abseleitet. beren Grant ieit
after 3eit beriibnt iit; mon bat Die TIM
oibzalberne grtldruns acceptirt, bob
einmal giner, ber in einem Miin9ener
8arf bensbelt sefunbeu uuroe. beraus-
selant, Der Bod babe ,bn getoBer-
llnier @peSia1s@eididtsforider slaubi
iebo9, Die Beaeiduuns BOD fur Elm
| ltarfes 8ier biz tief in's altoeuti4e 9ei'
pentbum ueriOlsen su fannen. Su
9eutl9lano lit Der erte Wtai Der off
sieIe 8odtas. Der /. Weai mar be
ben alten Deutlden Der @obanstas; II
Der Nadt gum l. Ntai fubr oas iuilbt
Seer bur9 Die 2uft. in iener 3a9t ell
, ten bic Screen naA bem 8lodsberse
+ slm l. a(di uuree in alien sermanii9el
: 2dnoeru, BON ben 4ipen bis 5u bel
, 5dneefeloern @owesen's unb Sslanb'
[uon 2itbaueu big nad ben britiide
n SuIe!n, Der CONNER einsebolt, wo6'
r man bas itarfc Waibier iranf. Gr
). Wsai irat Der ssrmaniids Blnterso
}. gbor leiue Serri9nft an ben Somme1
/ sutt @pban Oh nnb ipurbe lein Diene
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

gtadbem 8rdiihent gleuelano unb
Die gabinetsmitslieoer uon Chicago
nn6 @aibinston suridsefebrt iinb.
miro bic Gruartuns ausseiproden. oab
jest enersiIde S9ritte 5ur 8eieitisuns
Der @Olbnotb seideben lueroeu. Guf>
nabme elmer 9olo :Nuleibe, inoem 9onts
uus9sssben iuerbeu. ideint allsemsin
als Die bette 20iuus Der Sro9e unseiebe,l
81 iueroen. SaB Der &esieruns ousen-
blifli6 bamit ssbOlfen fpdre, fabt iid
nidt be5ueifeln, aber bauerube @bbilfe
periprdbe bas ebsniopenis, iuie irsenb
Elm anberes Wittet, 10 lanse bem S1ub=
amt ieber bisponible Dollar in Gplo
luieber entSosen werten fann. 9as
5berulan=@eIes mus beieitist we, Den
unb 10 1ange Der GonqreB il9 ooju n;bt
enti6lieBt, iteuern mir auf Die Sil5ers
lpdbrung 5u.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
Die lettenoen Golitifer Der abmini

Die leltenoen Yolitifer Der aoniini-
itratiun befinben ii9 in eiuem b6ien
Dilemma. sluf ibrer Yfatform unb IN
3auIenben BON gampasnereben unb
Nrtifeln bat ii9 bic bemotratiihe Bartei
befanntli6 cerpfi6tet, Den .,&au5tarii"
gang beoeutenb 5u rebu5irsn. 9te leiten-
ben Geiiter i'm oenofratiiben Eager
ipliisn aber in itummer gerlesenbeit
uidt, ipie iie bieiem geripre9en iebt
na9tOmmen iOlIen. ba Die iesisen Gin.
nabmen aus ben 36llen unb Gteuern
taum nod sur geitreituns Der 8erlualts
unssfolten Der Communication aus-
reidsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

8orsctern ilt bic 9roBe columtllbe
8elt=s(usfeauns in Chicago burd ben
Yrdlioenten Gleuelano er0ffhet iuoroen.
9as 9rosrumm 'uar bas bereiis feils
Der mitselbsi!te. &eu. Milburu, Der
blinSe ,,aaplau" bes 8uubes,Ssnats.
ipra9 bas gr6Huunss' @ebst. @enau
8 Minuten ua1 IL llbr briidte Der &ra'
iibent auf einen soloenen eleftriIden
aropf, Der ben 9ampf aus ben srOBen
Maidinen befreite unb bic 3aulenoe
ponSiabern in allen slusteaunsss8 ss8duz
mer in 8euesuns ieste; barauf iuuroen
bic 5lasseu uuf allen @sbduoeu aufae'
;osen, Die Sprinsbrunnen besannen j''
lpielen, es bonnerteu bic aanonen, ale
Dampfer aui benz DtidisausSae lieBen
ibre Sampipieifen uno stebelb0ruer err
t0neu, udbrsnb Die 100000 aniueienOer
Men19en ihrem gntbaliasmus ourd'
esubel unb @1reien slusbrud perliebeu
0ana folats grdiioent @leuelanb''
gr5ffnunss.&eoe. Das Better ma
Der Seier siinitis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Die gln5abl Der f6nisliden 5aml'
lien III guropo lit jebt q, unS lie Sdb.
fen Suiammeu 46O 0tit9lieOer. Son
bitieu q 5amilien fiub II oeutid,. Gs
miro ouBsr ieiuerSeit gang leidt lein. Die
gauge r81aie" in elmer einSisen frieoii<
den 9plonie Der neuen @elt unter5n-
brinseu. mo- lie in bolber @intradt Surs
toffsln e1an5en uno aud ionlt als niiss
(i6e Menl6en leben fDnnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
,nm. NO.. Vreitag, Sen s. Mai, 1898.

grrmbeeren unb 9rnuben, ioipie oud
iiber bas nit 9afer beftelIte 9lreal. pers
sli6en nit lestem Sabre. unb iiber bas
nit @eiSen beitellie Nreal, tueldes ums
sepfiist merben mub, entbalten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
Final SettIament Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors and
others interested in the Estate of Christian
Gillig, deceased, that the undersigned Admin
istratrix of said estate intends to make final
settlement thereof at the next term of the Fro
bate Court of Gasconade County, State OF Mis-
souri,, on the 23rd day of May, 1893.
MARY GILL1G,
Administratrix.
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Haid & Zeugin,

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
Final Settlement Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors and
others interested in the Estate Of Bernhard
Stein. sr. deceased, that the undersigned Exc
cutor Of said estate intends to make final set
Element thereof at the next term Of the Probate
Court of Gasconade County, State Of Missouri,
To be held at Hermann, on the 23rd day of May,
iSas BERNHARD STEIN,
Executor.