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The herald., 1895-03-01

For seven days the "Israelites," local
religious sect at Detroit which tries to i'm
itate closely the actions of their ancient
namesaies, recently marched daily around
a block in the north end. On the seventh
day they marched seven times around the
block, halted in front of George l.. Whit
ney's feed store, and blew long blast on
q horn. Then all the people shouted with
great shout. According to the formula
the walls OF this impromtu Jericho should
have fallen down fiat at this point. But
they did not fall; The reason for this was
lived in the block to the antics of the
sect
The herald., 1895-03-01
BULLION FOR THE ORIENT
San Francisco Trying to Head OF Colorado
Shippers

San Francisco frying TO Heao Ou SoiorSd
Shippers
San Francisco, Feb. 2S.-The San Fran
cisco agents of China and Japan bankers
are checking the flow OF silver from Colo
RADIO, Utah and Nevada to the Orient by
way of New York and are shipping bull
lion to Hongkong and Yokohama from
this port. These silver shipments are in
creasing monthly.
A local smelling concern separates the
gold and silver in the bullion after which
the silver is rc-shipped abroad in solid
bar. The cost of shipping one thousand
dollars in fine silver from Denver to
Hongkong via New York and London is
$1S.06 and by way Of San Francisco $14
The Bank of California and the French
bank here have in large measure
changed the flow of the immense silver
output which is regarded as pronounced
commercial triumph for San Francisco.
China, Japan, India and other Oriental
countries have for years been the largest
consumers of silver in the world, having
received through San Francisco and Lon
don during the past six years three hun
dred and forty two million dollars.
The herald., 1895-03-01

are reserved for improvements at the rate
of IS, 900, 900 each fiscal year. Holders of
Class A bonds will receive 113 per cent in
new preferred stock, non-cumulative and
preferred in case of liquidation. The
bonds win receive 11s per cent in new pre-
ferred stock. The old income bonds,
whenever exchanged, will receive 113 per
cent in new preferred stock. An assess
ment of $40 per share will be levied on the
common stock, being given in return for
the present shares on these terms. The
company will receive from assessment
S13 600 0O0
The herald., 1895-03-01
FROM PULPIT TO STAGE
Reverend Harris, Of Oakland Casts {
Clerical Robes

Reverend Harris, Of Oakland, Casts OF
Clerical Robes
San Francisco, Feb. 2s.-Rev. James
Henry Walker Harris, who has been at.
tached to the Church OF the Holy Cross,
Oakland, and for the last three years, al
though directly connected with the
Episcopal Church, has been holding
evangelistic services in the people g
Tabernacle, has relinquished the church
for the stage because his religious work
proved unremunerative. Influential
friends all but secured him an appoint
ment as naval chaplain, but his age dis
qualified him, being over IS. Alexander
Salvini advised the stage and he is to
appear next week at Morosco's as the re.
cruiting sergeant in In the Ranks. His
stage qualifications are good.
The herald., 1895-03-01
Warned in a Dream
MuNsEY's MAGAZINE

Last night dozed in my easy chair,
For my active brain was tired
And she came and stood be side me there
The girl had long desired.
knew that this was another life
And it seemed more old than strange,
For she said, like re al and living wife,
SAY, Harry, want some change"
She Id me the baby lad rash,
And the cook was drunk all day;
She spoke OF her urgent need for cash.
And the bills she had to pay.
She said that Tommy had hurt his knee,
And Bessie had had fall,
And l might stop tomorrow and see
If the doctor could not call.
She owned that Johnny had grown too large
For her to correct any more;
And would kindly take him in charge,
And Investigate why he swore?
She said there were holes in the kitchen sink,
And the skylight leaked again.
And Bowers, the plumber. didn't think
The boiler would stand the strain.
She asked me what was the price of wheat,
And limited should have known
Enough to keep away from the street,
And to let such things lone.
In her calm persistent way she spoke
Again of the butchers bill;
And then, with lucky start, woke
A lonely bachelor" still
The herald., 1895-03-01

Cabbages are now quoted at 81 to S1.25
per 100 pounds. as against 80 TO 40 cents
less than two months ago. Market garden
ing, which was falling igto desuetude on
account of the low prices that have pre-
vailed for vegetables. is on the verge OF
great revival. Now is the time for the
Southern California horticulturist to get
a double-quick move on himself if he
would profit by the oppo tunities afforded
him by austere nature the other side of
the Rockies
The herald., 1895-03-01
In Quest Of a Husband

Mrs. Diana Blum, wife of the manager
of the defunct Royal Opera Company, is
in the city in search of her husband,
Abram Blum. The company was not sue
cessful with King Soloman and Blum APP
parently did not communicate with his
wife. Mrs. Blum, who is an actress of
some note, will remain in the city, join
ing one of the local companies.
The herald., 1895-03-01

Notice is hereby served on the so-called
Syndicate" of the earth that The Herald
does not want their wares. The average
Syndicate stuff is not worth printing
1t is generally as ancient as the art of
printing and as dull as the borrowed edge
Of husbandry. The syndicate" letter,
the ''syndicate" story, the syndicate"
essay, is about as cheap as hack literature
can make it, and no newspaper tnat re-
spects the good taste of its readers will
publish it. The Herald is a newspaper
that respects the good taste OF its readers.
Now that the Board of Health is vested
with plenary powers regarding sanitary
regulations, our meat will be inspected
our vegetables kept green, our milk tested
and all OF our food carefully guarded
against adulteration. The Board of Health
is the proper custodian of the citys sani-
tation, and they are responsible for any
evil that may result from defective regu-
lations or non-enforcement OF the health
ordinances, whether the power to regulate
or enforce is vested in them or not. 1t is
therefore logical that they should be given
every authority within their jurisdiction.
IL appears that former Park Commits
soners and the Park Superintendent
were in the habit of carrying their plans
in their heads" This is startling, if true,
and the basis of authority for the state
ment is unimpeachable. Imagine! These
officials went about loaded to the muzzles
with knowledge of lawns terraces, par
terres, driveways, boulevards fountains,
conservatories, lakes, waterfalls, groves,
aviaries menageries, Fairgrounds, kiasks,
buffalo paddocks, deer ranges, bear pits,
bandstands, popcorn booths, curo stalls,
rustic bridges, and all the plans and
specifications of popular pleasure resorts
as well as the appointment and emolu-
ment of the park police! And still the
wonder grew, how such small heads could
carry all they knew.
The herald., 1895-03-01

Azusa has candidate for Queen of La
Fiesta. She is as stately as palm, as
pretty as Southern California landscape
and as sweet as the perfume of the azalea.
Azusa is proud of her candidate, and
urban beauty must look to its crown of
olives and orange blossoms
The herald., 1895-03-01
Plumbing

W. G. Furrey & Co., 159 to 165 North
Spring street, are the leading plumbers Of
Los Angeles. You can save money and
time by leaving your orders with them.
Promptness, efficiency and reasonable
prices is their motto.
The herald., 1895-03-01
schooner and Crew Lost

Halifax, N. s., Feb. 2S.-Advices re-
ceived here report that the schooner Re-
becca Wood was wrecked while EN- route
to Kingston from Seville, and her crew of
six were drowned.
The herald., 1895-03-01

The salary of the Legislature is expiring
by the statute of limitations. Thankful
hold, rash thought-it was similar graft
sea of trouble once upon time. Let us
rather pray that every legislative sin of
commission, as those of omission, be for
given, to the end that our own may not be
judged against us.
The herald., 1895-03-01

the Reilly legislation his lobby succeeded
in shelving the Nicaragua bill, and the
Pacific Mail will continue to exact all the
traffic will bear for freight via the sthmus
The herald., 1895-03-01

That was neat bit of parliamentary
strategy on the part of Senator Mathews
Amending the Weyse amendment to the
joint resolution relative to an appropria-
ton for the construction of a deep sea
harbor for Los Angeles county. The
Legislature may ndorse San Pedro after
all
The herald., 1895-03-01

The law makers at Sacramento favor tne
annexation ct Hawaii. The taxpayers of
California VIC I'D feel more grateful if the
statesmen had used some needed meas
The herald., 1895-03-01

San Francisco is envious of the rapid
growth OF Los Angeles and has formed
what is styled Il Half Million Club
each of the half hundred members of
which is to boom population. San Fran
cisco's sun is setting when she is COM
PEELED to steal her enterprise from Chi
cago methods.
The herald., 1895-03-01

Old Huntington will probably consider
the immigration from the region of biz
yards to the land of sunshine, induced by
this rate war OF the railroads, unnatural
grayitation -
The herald., 1895-03-01

And now comes the ong-looked-for up.
rising in Colombia. There's an American
man-of-war there. This will save Con.
gress trouble.
The herald., 1895-03-01

Bissell steps out to give place to Con-
gresham Wilson, he of tariff fame. Is
this Congressional courtesy?
The herald., 1895-03-01

A pump handle saved a steamer near
San Francisco. Properly worked, pump
handle will save many other things, in
Guiding inebriates.
The herald., 1895-03-01

Sibyl Sanderson has had another row
with her betrothed and in consequence
the music-loving public had to listen to
opera without prima donna. Talk
about your Gear of all the Russias!
The herald., 1895-03-01
The Idaho Dead Lock

Boise Ida no, Feb. g. The ballot today
for United States Senator was repetition
of those gone before. Shoup, 19; Sweet.
II; Claggett, IA.
The herald., 1895-03-01

All things come to those who know how
to wait. San Pedro harbor has been reco M
mended by the state Senate.
The herald., 1895-03-01

1t looks as if some sensational disclos-
ures would follow the arrest of the alleged
booders at Stockton.
The herald., 1895-03-01

a seat in tirst-class coach will be
cheaper than a rocst on brakebeam be-
fore this rate war is ended.
The herald., 1895-03-01

Get ready to tike the stranger in. His
name is legion and he is now riding on
cut-rate ticket.
The herald., 1895-03-01

Railroads and drug stores are trying to
monopolize the "cut-rate" trade.
The herald., 1895-03-01

Tomorrow is school children's day at
the Citrus fair. Only 10 cents admission
during the morning.
The herald., 1895-03-01

Du Maurier is writing another novel.
but he frankly acknowledges that it will
The herald., 1895-03-01

And there Los Angeles had gathered
her beauty and her chivalry.
The herald., 1895-03-01

Why were the ladies omitted from the
Fiesta committees?
The herald., 1895-03-01

Cassasa s great band was revelation.
Concerts every afternoon and evening
during the Citrus fair.
The herald., 1895-03-01

Even the enemy has declared that The
Herald is a newsy paper.
The herald., 1895-03-01

There is great deal of Fourth OF July
pyrotechnics about that Cuban revolt
The herald., 1895-03-01

The traffic will bear all that the cut rates
Till carry.
The herald., 1895-03-01

The smash in rates will bring thousands
to Southern California this spring.
The herald., 1895-03-01

The Reilly bill is dead. Peace to its
Shasf
The herald., 1895-03-01

wallpaper hung. 1oc roll, 1913 s. Spring.
The herald., 1895-03-01

Drink Shasta Water; Woollacott, agent,
The herald., 1895-03-01

Wall paper house Of the coast, 1913 S. Spring
The herald., 1895-03-01

You needn't scalp your ticket this trip.
The herald., 1895-03-01

1t was symphony in olive and gold.
The herald., 1895-03-01

Sort of hard-that pig-iron combine.
The herald., 1895-03-01

The Mathews bill is very much alive.
The herald., 1895-03-01

You were there last night, of course.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22
W. wv @'tt'NN'-1a
bob, ib5n Bod"

60 fcmmaH0trt man elnem 0uno,
ipcnn mon ibn lsbrsu mil. anirett nuf
ocu QTHteGtaesn ~ ittbeu. .6cd. iton
pod" hl cH Die bsm0Frntiiden Sohs
bst ocr lestcH g2obt aud t0mmanbirt.
abty Or EuofI polIts nlbt nlfbr uHo
lisi oouon.
9s 3eiifn gebsn nad5eraoe u0rtsi,
pdbEeno uslhem nas ,.it6n SOth" alt-
mol lt'n, 8utung ibat uno cine onoGrs
Bet 1T i'm Aujug. IN iusIdtr man uon
aoGm inoireHoen Hod siipns mtbr per.
lang; as uur oIeies apmmaueo. SOa.
ten 20 5lfpublitansr aud nlhts Sthsrss
poil5 ialtn, ais mas Die Semosraisn
iar co5 SOlt ssihan baseu, iolpiro iiber
tn,i 0>rr lang aud ibHeu Der Sueel
mid; N, BIZ ..boh" MAIDEN pcgGn.
G,"m auisspo6t. SspublitaHsr uao
asib IA luas osm Sotts su isinsm g2ohis
pirnt. tam mahi IS Gub BET Der rdb-
pen <S,'tl uObmals .,lh0n 5pt."
&. q.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22
DaHsrfur uns .sIattsru.

Die Stottern THe aadh 3Heipp'.
f5em Serfahrsn o6ue 6iHie rtaIHHs
Don Slatisr.Rar6sH nHrd folseHse srvsi
aHiueEouHssH i4Hcn uHo FIBER ;u
belleH:
SdUsrfranfsH iese man ale
SluHesa Gin ;peifad ;uIammsnse.
tsstss sr0bss Staf 2iniisH. ins Bai-
jar setautt. nuf Sruit uHo llntsrlsi6.
pelbes lHIt bi5t nit elmer DcHsusn
Esis abjuialieBen IN. Ssi itiHte'
rem 5dasa sisbs man oem Srnnttn
Gin unfiss Semo an. wsl6es Don,
pals bis 81 ben an0aeln rsihi, mo
aiseaHn nit siner pC1snen Gsfe
absui6liebeu II. 9ieie Isstere an=
psEbuus uiaas man idsti4 sueimal,
ben srpser aotpegbise orsiuial. 9as
SeHo taiie man l biz II Stunosn
hsssr. Ra6 isesr anipsnSuns muB
oas Semo iorsfdliis sspai6sn wers
ben, oa oofstte isbr pIste siftise
Stofls sr;hdh. Gas sur Hntpeuoane
tOmmsnbe @aiisr mus cine 9smpsras
tur uOn so Grab 6abrsuGeit tabcu.
0as 2iuneu, bsStsbuusswsiie bas
9euo mlneu ausssuunoeu, bod
nod sisuti9 feu4t ouisetest iusroeu.
Sd fdse nun aus meinsr eisenen
Yror,s nod hin5u, eaB als Dor met.
reren Sn6ren in Rln3sn unb um=
9essHo Die Blattsrn -Gpibsmic ousss.
6rodeu mar, biejeuiseu ararten,
tuslds fH uad Obissr RstbOHe be-
1auoein lisBu. meilt in z big 10
Ia8eu bersefteqt uuroeu. Bon ca.
30 arauten in id,persren uuo leidte.
rem 5dQeu. itarb mir nidt elm eiu5i-I
Ter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22
III ernenneu.

Der 8fridt unlerer SuHoesregierun9
uber Sre nod in ben Sdnosn Der 5lr-
mer btIi1oIIdeu @eijenuOrrdibs bat,
uie cs ia7jnt. natballis 9etpirti: On
ct. 4ouis .Oiro fir Den 8uibsl Cub
8el5en irBt 5000 be:pIuigt. 5a
GbIcl9o 50 54s. 5n 3.w gOEt fir
RuI 2icisfun9cn: sO.G18
Ter IUrtrOairbare 8si5eupoTratb
I'm @tinmmtgt Der 8sr. Staateu Bat
III DEL p,rglngeusn ggod' nm $4,000
8n,bsl abJcnomwen.
g0aa o,n Stono Der beurigen &ins
,lueijsninnt nnbsirifif, 10 tommen Dor.
n~h1!jh aio9cn aus anuias uup
Oklahoma.
28elIttoyH puo, tcl On blulaea
6rabtratsn, i'll nibt unbetrdbtIbeu
Guaulitdteu uerihlfft. Der 8reis
5dt iib oni *c.423 fur Nen 8uibsI
9aib
Rdrtrii:iH werosn baupndblh 81
SaliSp d.H bessbrt uuo briuaeu i'm
SrOBpsrtaui 50 - tis 5000 per 8uI,
bel.
Sm 8 uBen uno 4aujsn lit bob
:pohl cine notwithstanding I'M 9tns
iu1s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22
PrsDufts
Gorrisirt BON
WIN. EBERLIN. Grpfer
211drftprsiie in Ct. Eouis.
3pnnerston hes 2I. Rdrs.

Rouuerstos oss 81. Rdrs.
BeIseu.-0o. 2. roibsr, 55G54e.
go. 3. rOtber, 54G-c; Rs. f.;
53G-c.
Rats.-0o. 2, 430 Az; go. 2.
ptIssT .43G--e;3o-3. Al 0-e.
. 5afsr.-RO. 2. 30sG31e; SO. 2.
psiBsr, 3lG-e; go. 3. 2Sg-c.
.S9wetue-Eis SerIdufe non olIsn
Sorien pa,irtH 5p.l5su 81 .OS uno
$4.60 p 10Ofb isbeneig.
Riuop;e gtiere: 6air big quite
im geUiat uoa 300 bis 600 10,
s5 .2565 40; rnnbs itiutrs, s4.o0
64.35; Eiit Rais ssilitsrts, LOO
bls / 800 b IApsr, $4.00G4.35;
eeiuohnlthe Hue ..SHi6srsSieers"
tis su 1,150fb i4ueT, S2.75G
400 = loo b Isbeuois. ahbe
uno adIbr. 80 cog $500. Qdl-
bsr 214c z h ie5eneis.
2ieroe uRo RauIeiel.-gfsI-
Dc &25Geo; aRaufsicf. II biz
161 fJcHo bob nHo 4 tis Sabre
dlt, SIS GII5.
2 saafs.-4GAeR b -edmmsr, 4 4iG
4ac q h IeosHcis.
5utteL-StiHIfe R1hm, O. Greausr1
Batter. l7G l9e; gOHntrp Butter
6G7c 2 b.
IGier-6riiae sa q TuseHo.
.9rasSame eu.-aiteIamen 81 "
also p 1oC h; Timosbu s5.25
G5.60; Rso Tsp k3.oo65.50;
sRsGsi sl.50Gl.75; HHsarilAer
$I 5061.75.
aartoffetH.-S06S7c & pr IHi5el
I'm grussu. S5G90c Dom Eossu.
Swiebefr.-90GI-00 per Suibsl.
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s6.50G9-0o q ToH (2,0oo h J.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22

Ter Scuot unhnt bjc @ju al iuCl
dc Den 9orioS Gjtucr IrieocuSrith
tern eiu icitcS @cbolt ucrlciht uuo
onS @ebubytu Suitcut abihnIit, cbcn
10 bic %iu, Ucl,GC hnS @cbalt NeS
StantS lhjcrlritcS ouf $500 icitictt.
dn StcIIc Ger upm N0uic uuaenuHt-
menen Pill. mcllhc g1roCrlucr6 lei
tens AuSIduocr int Nd1uuri Ucrbic=
tEt, bcnntraRtc Senator 29iHiamS bnS
oom Congress ubcr ojeicn Gcneritano
srlalicnc 0icict. puo 10 nmcu6irt
Wuroe Die @ia nuacupmmcr.
Qic SenotSugrtaac. iuclbc ben
S0nntg GIcrfS ole G1idt aufcrleat,
Der StcncrouSalcidunQS @cb6roe oe
9enaben Die ,3ahl uuo ocn 9scrtb Der
Snntocticn umo Ger uidt crfldrten
Nio'oenocn 81 bcIAciuiRcn, ruur6t
anlgern'en nno anRluUnmcn. cbcnio
e'e SenotS &orjoqc sur 9lbauocrmna
oeS @elceeS ubcr S&ohlcuutCilc.
Ter ScudtS 2MS'duB ilr 8cpiui
elluaen bcrid)tctc oic 6nus %urtoocr
Shr ScmiuiRuua Der nbthiacn SEms
men ur Die SSDbl,bntiQtcitS-, Ersicb
uneS uno ~trarounnltcn in 10 pielind)
perenoertcr Tprm Ciu, on6 tic tnum
Wleoer 81 ertcuucu limo. am C5ou.
gen emplabl CT cine Grb0huuo Der
SerplllIaunacu itr Qcnanntc 9lnitnl.
zen um Si1l.722. Sic 8crntbuno
9Sr Sorloscn I'M Seuatc iuiro pnhr
lqetrItdl ituci Sage ii 9luiorudl ncb.
men uHo Damn lurrocn Gc sur gu
ha9nIe ooer &crutriuuo an baS Nous
sarndaehcn. Sic einiclncn Ter,pil
ueuneen lno oum ScnatSauSldIus
un' o'e uatltehcuocu 8ctrdoe crhDht
Iooroen: @ta0tSuulucriit6t um s64 =
ooO' Sndtb0uS $4,000: Ct. Qpuiicr
JrreusAnltdlt $50, 600: Ciurplr I'm.
E.tnt $1,000, Humal ShEleu. SiTyS
que s2500, S&orrcuSburo $500. Or
tsualpl g'o. III Sutton $1,000, Sr
senalpl gto. in g3epooo s5e6O.
San0fnmmen 2InitaIt in Sutton s2.s
sVo; StaGts 9iiIij SIS, 900: lauTen6e
aasssnben oeS @Uuucrneurs $500:
seu'euoe GuSQobeu Der Gijenbahn.
Somnstliare $3.50; louienoe @usaoter
0es apoeuatiouSQeridtS in Sonias
Sug $500; au55ciieruug oeS Staats
SSaPuoIs $1,000 GHsanben FUR oi,
.1oueerneurss gsubuuno. $1,000: suu
1ner9olt Der Stoats 9aOetten s25oo
utn.lebeblher oes 9IuoitprS $500
al Me9HuHa bon Clara Tceriua $50
men sl7l, ,722.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22
2lu5 oem County.

Bar. Jrau Sllibaus, cine
tan9idbrige 8euobuerin unieres 9oun-
ip's itar5 na6 Iduserem Qeiosn nm
RittlpOd lebter Bode.
- Die sdule i'm Reeie 0iitrift
miro bsute (22. Mdr5) ibre sdlub'
feicrtitteit abbattsu.
- Gietrih Sdulte, Ger reuli6 pom
0eu6oosu berabfiet uuo Fd idtimm
p:rIsst batte, 1T tuisosr poqndnoig 5srs
seitsat.
- 9btro Greet. Glue gu.
iammeutunft otIer I'M sOuntasidutpsi,u
JuteceI;risr finoet am 2t. NdrS, um 2
llbV 0atm. in Ger RetbOoiitsu.Sirde
bei @su 8ouuam tatt.
8tuuo. .. g3srielmnnn ii;
uisoer nab 81 nno Iteriisoelt.
- 5. @iOlnsbaqeu, SObn uHO Gbas
8!ed uHo s. g8iesano, pOn Rt ster-
ling itatieisu Sefnnntsn iss;en 6reitns
bier sinen 8sIuh ub.
- 7tm Setsranen =. 81. Rnttbeps
luuroe Die ibm srit beiuia'gte 8eniiOn
entjoJsu.
- 4is Gpartal.8sriammIuH9 ber
Retbooitsu fuirb om siitsn Sonutas
i'm April bier it1tlfiuoeH.
- 4afor .. Atbredt Dot aai isiue
StsGe dss Seetiorser Der suausI. 9e-
weiuoe reii9uIrt.
- 2tttte Berger. 9err 5.
R. Staumburs fauo bieisr Idse siHen
irsmscu 9anoidub in ieinsr Gorutrippe
uuo fusis iidl faum Su srtIdrsn uis
oerieibe eortbIu gerlstb. 8isaeidt
t6uuie thm Ger Ssrlisrsr bes Sauo-
idubs& tedsr aufidtus baru5er ss6su.
- R t. Stsrtius. Die Gatiin
o,s Strrsu Gbas. SOttnts tuuroe lsste
8Ode uon 9rpiGinseu (auabeu) eHta
bunosu uno Der stntIib; Batter 1T eess
halh 6o4erIrtut. 8ir sratulireu.
Erp9iG. 2H Beaes pin
S6uts, rpsiAer Ssrr Ssurp pelm aIs
2sbrsr uOrfsbt, ipiro ndtbfsu RittuO4
gum dbi5lus fommsn.
- Gin stmaibii6es 1onstrdHsdeH
iano lfstsu Somstas Ibsub in Der
8pbuuHs ess 9rH. Gcpin S9miet
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

XXIhsreas. William c. Hill, now dead
more than nine months, and Luzeua
| Hin, his wife, by their certAin deed of trust
dated the 18th day OF August 1921 and recorded
In the once of the Recorder of Deeds, In Gas
conAde County, State OF Missouri, la book No
IL at pag 326, conveyed TO the undsrsigne ed
trustee, he following described real estate
situate In The County OF Gaseonade, State OF
Missouri to-wit.
The north east quarter of the south east quar-
ter, and the south west quarter OF the porth-
east quarter and the southeast quarter OF the
south east quarter; and also a fractional piece
of land bounded as follows: Beginning In the
Greek nine (a1 rods south OF thenorih- west cor-t
ner OF the southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter; thence TunDing south seventy one C7D
rods, thence east twenty four (9i) rods TO the
middle OF the main channel OF the creek, thence
down said Greek In the Inidale of the main
channel thereof to the place of beginning; an
of the above described land Is In section thirty,
township fory-two, range six west; and con-
tains l2I .22-loo acres more or less, which said
conveyance was made TO secure the payment OF
certain promissoTv note 10 said deed OF irusi
described; and whereas default has been made
In the pay ment OF the interest and principal Of
said note; now therefore, at the request OF the
legal holder Of said note, aud In accerSiance
with The provisions OF said deed OF trust, the
undersigned will on
MONDAY, APRIL sth 1895
between the hours Of O'Clock A. n. aud s.
O'Clock p. n. OF said day. ~ the Court House
door In Hermann, Gasoouade County, Missouri
proceed to sell at public yendue to the highest
bidder, for cash, the above described property,
for the purpose OF satisfying said note and in
terest aud the costs OF executing this trust.
Feb. q. Trustee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22
Vo.. 5rcitas. se,. 60 Mdr;, 1895.

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