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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

Docket of cases in which settlements are
to be made by executors and administrators,
and guardians and curators, at the ensuing
term of the probate court of GaSconade
county, to be held at the court house in said
commencing on the Third Monday
of February A. d. 1897.
MONDAY FEBRUARY 18th 1897.
I. E. Carolina HartmeiSter, Admin est.
John F. HartmeiSter; final settlement.
D. ChaS, w. MeIieS, Admin. est. w. Ber
ger, tSt settlement.
3. Ferdinand E. Schweer, Admin d. b. n.
C t. a., est. E. P. Schweer, final settle
ment.
4. Christ Nolte, executor est. Louis Mol
te; iSt settlement.
6. Mary Ann,AIlen, admin est. VIM. J.
Allen, 1st settlement.
TUESDAY FEBRUARY 10th 1897.
6. T. J. Mcmillan, G. & c. est. Fred and
Henry Wacker, annual settlement.
7. Henry E. Greene, &. & c. August
Greene ct. al. minors, annual settlement
g. August Niewald, executor est. Henry
HOmeyer deceased, fSt settlement.
.. w. A. Helm, &. & c. Henry and Emma
Alien, minors, 1St settlement.
10. Louise Steinbeck, Admr'x est. Aug.
". Steinbeck, final settlement.
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 18th 1897.
IL. VIM. Koch <. & c. Ella c. Koch ct. al.
minors, annual settlement.
-. John H. Wins, &. & c. Louise
Schroeder, minor, annual settlement.
IS VIM, Pollmann, &. g. c. Lydia Poll
mann ct. al, minors, annual settlement.
sf l.
est. Henry Schuch Sr-, deceased final
settlement.
Is. Fred w Beckmann, z & VIM Beck
mann, Insane, annual settlement.
10 James Schaub & James and Elijah
Schaub, minor, annual settlement.
II Mathilda Eberlin E g. Martha Eberlin
minor, annual settlement.
Is Fridolin SCHNEIDER, csc Maria r.
SCHNEIDER, minor, annual settlement.
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18th 1897.
10 WmE PfautSch & est, Ada Lane
ct al, annual settlement.
20 Phil Kuhn & c Frank Pautsch ct a
minors annual settlement.
ri Christ Danuser executor est Zach Hart
mann deceased. annual settlement.
22 VIM Obenhaus g g. WilhelmineBoehn
ct al minors, annual settlement.
| 23 Robert Walker admin b n est ErnS
Flohrschuetz. deceased, final settlement
"a Robert Walker executor est of Jacol
Baer, deceased, annual settlement.
Is Lyon Robyn & c Clara Sobbe e
al minors, annual settlement.
26 Lyon Robyn admin est Hermann
Sobbe deceased, final settlement.
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 18th 1897.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
A true copy.
FRED L. WENSEL
Probate Judge.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29
(Fbr bot gOIt5bIntt)
Stofel iiene Sr6oe nit nrpenn un
0ber

Sn De pprlebte 8eefe Bet Stoffel
un unb6nniee 5r0oe bat, benn be
ySultsblatt" 'Wann i6tdte EN- enen
I6Dnen SaIlenner. 9lber id mD6te
ben epoer Wnnn ratben bat g8e0oer-
propbeseien nGbites geul gang iien
to lauten, ben tuenn SidS bat MIDI
mai orepen fann, 70 fann be 3ett<
ungs~ 9ruder 6ns eans getuiB MIDI,
DbIbpn be neefe gei6eiter is as Stof<
fel. Srpboem bat be g8eboerpropbes
seiung man ipad is, bebanfet iicb
Stpifel oor ben l96nen 9allenner.
lin annere 5rDbe bet Stpffel barnn
Dat uie Gpuntp. enblif nit ben
Bu ppn ulen nieeen @purtbuIe @rnlt
mafet I'M tuenn ct Dt be 2iib in Otont<
opmerD GOuntp mebr to 9luben is
as us bier, 10 blitut Dot @elo bD6
tom erpten 9eel in uIen County I'M
batp fDnnt mi bann to frDmbe 2Ib,
be MIDI petet bat mi so Mtiele baopn
meg iino, ieeeen, mi bemmet IN $50, :
900 @purtbus i'm iiiit freeen. 9lber
MI mD6te Stoffel @eten tpp be $780,
900 for bat @ourtbus meg fpmmt.
ct is en-, ndmlib ieet, bot be ean5en
Bombs blaut $40 900 bra6t b6bben
I'M Be Mdnner npr bot 8pnbsoerz
faufen $500 freeen bdbben I'M be Mfz
faten Of $500. @enn Dot 70 is, 10
lpGen uie 0ountp<Sdter bod of ieber
$500 betuipen, I'm ben gpnmiiIGr fiiz
men of $500 tau. De i2eitunasoruz
der fann iiene 9lrbeit OF MIDI iim iiiIt
baum, 10 fontntt em Of $500 tau.
2tr6iteft @lsner I'M fen 8artner tperb
BAT MIDI 10 biGte oobn, ba tuarb ieber
900 beDtpen ipiIIen. lin be
gDrntpz@lert fann bat bod Of mid
allies for nids tore6t ibriepen, FL
ipu Of $500 beiutpen un be G6ab
meter nimntt fen 9eel Of bnppn
bann mot be @isentbiimer BON b,
ct. CHARLES SaIle 5000 beptpen pu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29
S284,28S.64
MORTGAGE Sale.

Whereas George Steinmetz, Jr., single,
by his certain mortgage deed with power
of sale, dated the 9TH day of December 1898,
and recorded in the Recorders office of
GaSconade County, Missouri in Book No.t9
at page 40, conveying to John F. Frech-
mann, mortgage, the following described
real estate, situate in Gasconade County,
Missouri, viz: The south east or of the
north east or, and the northeast or. of the
south east or of section 36, township 45
range 5, containing so acres more or less.
Which said conveyance was made to Sc
cure the payment of certain promissory
note in said Mortgage deed fully described,
and whereas default has been made in the
payment of said note.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the
power in me vested by the mortgage deed
aforesaid. |, the undersigned mortgage,
will on
Saturday, the 9th day of March 1897
between the hours of O'Clock in the fore
noon and 5 O'Clock in the afternoon
of that day, proceed to sell the real
estate above described at public vendue for
cash in hand to the highest bidder at the
court house door in Hermann, Gaseonade
County Missouri, to satisfy said debt and
the costs by this trust incurred.
JOHN F. FRECHMANN
Mortgagee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29
Bur @erbeheruna Der 8erlpoltuno

BUR 8erbeheruns Der Seriualtune
ber Nationalbnnfen bat Der G6as=
amtszGumptruller aueeurbnet, bab
ale 9tnttuorten auf bic elniraeen Der
SanfsGramtnatoren betreffS bes
Stanoes ether Hatipnalbanf niclt
bios oom 9rGitbenten, ionoern audi
BON ben 9ireftoren Der 8anf nit urtz
terseidnet tueroen miifIen. Gamit
lit ben 8irettOren Die bisberiee 9(us=
reoe abgel6nitten, oaB ibnen Der
financiele 3uitano Der Sant unbez
fannt semeien iet, unb na9 geIeitiz
eun9 oieier Iusrebe fDnnen fie iidJ
audi ni6t mebr i6rer crimineIIer
uno financiellen Saftbarfeit entsieb-
en-.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

&ente unb be Circuit @lerf I'M gpun.
tp @lerf fDnnt De eansen 8Dter I'm
Bapieren bod MIDI aIleine mubben,
le mot Siilpe betutpen I'm bot toItet
5000. uie Sberiff nubuet no Ser'
maun ben be tpeit bot be game
3rimpel betua6t tueren mot I'm bat
oabie pt pie0ibt un paar Sunbert
bor em affallen f0nnt, I'M 10 @rIpens
les ettpt ct mod mebr. &er nu eopo
refen fann, De refe mai ut no bel al
tueoeeit pbne bat en- Sanoi i6lag ant
GOurtbus baum tpero I'm be tuero fin
men bat bat fein $4,000 guurtbus
oitut I'M bat fann OF un oumme Bur
infebn. 8it nolI Stoffel neuli6
NAL un reGt flaufen Sermauner
8iirger uten amer ietten. 6e bDr6e
ben Stoffel of rubig an, I'M as be to
@n0e mas ieet be S6elm: Stoffel,
id min bic mai mat ie9gen, relf Shen
I'M en- BUR mafet briitein Stiid 8inbs
peb." Spnne llnoerl9dmtbet mDt
bpb ieben MenI9en dreern I'M 70
iuDr Stofel Of bDle bibig ippren.
0p6 bebe9:e be iib I'm ieb enfndb:
ygSenn Dot of 10 is, benn is De BUR
bo6 mod niiblid) for ben Stabtmann
be to fen pele 8ierbrtnfen germ I'm
Stiif &inofleiI6 eten mag. Gber
nu min icf pf maj un Serelief mafen.
I'm Yatpian @ieffen I'm en- Staot
Stuber be 1i6 TOM, @eldaft matet
BON enen Snlubn in ben nnnern to
9pbn I'M nids anner8 bDbt as Sier
brinfen I'M Dtuer ben 8ur los to
trecfen maften en- nor5io1id Gffen<
paar tpenn be lebte BON beioen ben
S6nan5 binten bdbbe." Deb
flnufe ieb ni6s I'm 9inf meg I'M 10
mas ule Debate beenoet. gaatiir>
lid bet be ben Stoffel oid fre9en I'm
ct iua em gar MIDI iuun0ern tuenn
Iiene Samernoen MIDI ben 8asfet nit
be Suppentnpfen tpDppn gtoffel bat
lebte mai iprDd, bigger bdugen bdtet.
9Iber iDiuat is Stoffel geiuDbnt ipenn
be Of oumm iS 10 tennt be bod bat
OIle Sprii6wOrt rlln0ant tS be Re1t
2pbn." @raoe De 2iib, for De De
stpffel I'M 1tDrrigen gIcl bic be Oh
zen no be Srippe trOfen bet min em
nirb mebr fennen, benn ie beiuWet ebre
naseren Sbiere iebt elatt I'm fett.
Otanber mag bnrDtuer la9en I'M lees
gen Stoffel lti6elt. 9lber if meet
Snen be mie 9Re6t eipt neil be bes
Ielbe @rfabrltng matet bot IN bat is
De rSptf3blatt" zNtann. etber tuie
matt us beibe nicbS barut un Iineet;
2tcb ct is III D1e Sade
0et be 0tp9r opIlbrn6t be Sade,
&anu be nit I'm 6oottritt 9pb'n.
&elte iupbl, II. (. 10.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

Sbtpp6l Der cpntrDllirbare 8ei5ens
uprratb tpd9reno ber oerflpHenen
g8Dtbe I'M /, ,164 900 8uibel ab9e<
nDmnen bat, unb eeoentuarti9 nur
81 ,2O5 800 8uibel betrdet, iinb Die
@eisenpreiie bod beinabe unoeran'
bert eeblieben. Sir ben Suibel
GaIbpei5en tuirb ee9enparti9 in ct.
2ouis nur 863c be5ablt, in Chicago
$50, in Goleoo 913c unb in 9tew
gorf 96c.
Werttpiirois ift, baB oiele 6armer
namentltb I'M Often, bic 10 neritanoi.
&c 8olittt ber 9uritdbaltun8 ni9t be.
obn6ten. Snfulee oeien lit ber cun-
truuirbare 8elIbfornoorratb auf 21z
118, 900 8uibel eeitieeen; Die Quota
tipnen aber iin6 auf 194c per 8uibel
geTallen.
Der 9artoffelpreis lit siemli6 berz
I.l6e eeblieben: bas lit, fir 9uteSpr'
ten ipirb int grpbpertauf 35c per
8ui1el belpiGligt. 8n8 5aB 0teB'
pprt piro nit S7.75 Bis 1925 bes
5ablt.
Sntereiiant lit iibrigens, baB Der To-
eben eri6ienene 8esierunesberidt
bic @elammtiumme be8 i'm Sabre
1896 in ben Ser. eta aten ee5peeneu
geeisens auf 427, 900, 900 8uibe[ be-
SifTert.
Der beuriee @inter lit fir 2nno.
leute unb Stdbter re9t bart. 3od
miro uielfo6 eebufft, baB ba8 font
men6e Sriibiubr cine entidieOcne
notwithstanding brin9en tuerbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

Genator Sones BON MrtanIas, Der
Subrer bes Brnan' n'iben 8ablfelbsus
ees, bat ii9 nun nu6 nls tuiitbi9er
Gnuunotbine entpuppt. Sn elmer
ipeben gu 2ittle Rod npr ben 9esisz
loturmiteGebern ieines Staates eez
Daltenen 8ebe bat er tuie elm &obrs
Ipas iiber bic einoetpanberten 8iirs
ger bes 2anoes gei6inpft. @r iprad]
BON ben rSunoerttauienoen untpiIienz
Der 2tusldnber, bic bier bas Srot aus
bent N1unbe ebrli6er 9trbeiter
iteblen" - unb ba3 ieien bic 2eute
eeiueien, bic auf Sefeb1 Der 9eloz
mn9t fir Dec8inlep eeitimmt uno
Die a8nbl eeeen 8rpan enti6ieoen
bdtten. Dime bic untpiiienoen(!)
un0 unebrli9en( !)fureioners luiiroen
bic yintellieenten eineeborenen SrD-
anz9eute" bic g8nbl fir 5reiIilber
geippnnen baben. Die s8utb oes
S9tmpfbolbes seiet, tuie empfinoli6
Der Sblae Der Nieoerlage lie getroIft
en- hat.
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HeiIungen

mach dem Gebrauch Won Hoods Sarsaparilla
sind erfolgreicher ais Won iTgcud elmer anderen
Aedizin. Seine isrosscn Kuren in wahrhafter,
aberzeugender Sprachc Won dankbaren Main
nem und Fraucn aufgcze.chnet, bilden seine
wtrksamste AnnOnce. Vieic Won diesen Kuren
sind wunderbar. Sic haben GaS Nertrauen der
Ieute gewonnen; haben Hood Sarsaparilla
den gr0sSten Verkauf in der Welt gcgeben, und
hsben fur seine Herbereitung das grOsste Labo-
rator1um auf der Welt noting gemacht
Hoods Sarsaparlla ist dUrch seine Kuren,
Helche es hervorgebracht hat, bekannt, Kuren
der Scrofeln, ,FIechten uud Hautkrankheit, ,Kuren
Won RheumatiSmuS, Ncuralgie und schwachen
Nerven, Kuren Won Magenschwache, Leber-
beschwerden, Katarrh-Kuren welche beweisen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

Selbit bas feite @ibraltar lit fir
bic beuti9en Wfittel ber SrieBsfiibr=
uue nibt feit oenug. england min
81 ieiner iueiteren 8efeitigung 5ebn
Wiillipnen aufiuen6en. Der europa
iid)e 5rieben tultet BeibennaBig piel
9elo.
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2lu5 Scr 6IiIb3tbun9.

- 0uuUerucur Stephens bat anl
Rontag 6rn. Gba8. e. 0iagiu8, ben
bis6trigsr &urii6er Der ct. 2puiIer
Enbl.GummiiiiDn, 5lnt 2tcciie= e=Gom.
mtiidr IiIr ct. 2oui8 errnnrt. Der
Gcciie.G GDmmiHGr be3iebt fein feIte8
eebalt, 5isbt nber oof!u idDrlic9 S25, =
900 an SpOrteh.
6ulQcnbe ncue 8ur(aqen tuur-
ben int !Qnuic eingcreicGt:
Gpbelott: Gin &eieb sur QlbGn0ez
run9 Der StcuerGeleBc, 10 baB bic
eeFeuerung cine glci6ntabioere
pirb.
Npers: Cine @Orlnge 3um 0ioers
ruF bss nlten S6ulbu9ers@eIebes.
Qau: Sin @eIee 3ur S6aIfung Oc8
Gmtes eines Stnnts= 98nblcpmn1ii>
idrs.
Saiptin8: Sin @cieb sur lleber.
troeune uun S25, 900 nus DEM 6puO8
bes 8erIiDerlmg8 Ieportcmcnt8 in
ben nugenteiuen GinfUmnlen'6pno8.
blight: Gin &eicB 5lw Se5ablun9
0Un @ei6luDrencn, luelCDc ODr Die
Sriebensgeribte qe(ooeu uno beren
Dtenite ni6t gebrnucDt ucr0cn.
Bigbt: Gin @cieb, mel6e8 ieoe
GinsclperlOu lrn0 ie0e @eIeIibait,
bic cine Giicububu cDutrulirt, nit
Strufe beorubt, mcun iie iic0 luei9ert,
trsenb mctcbes geieBlicge5 @elb ols
5abrprei8 au5uueGnlen.
Die Nuerp 'i6e o5eQpm Seruont">
Bprla9e iuur0c int N0uie beute auf'
UenOmmen un6 sur &eini9rift pers
mieien. Gin uun gSi(ion cingereidbs
tes Nmenoement, ucldcS Die Sprz
laee 10 erlucitern IpIltc, 0aB lie li6
uibt BLOB ouf Giicnbnbrer, ionbern
auf aIIe Gurppratiuucu be5Dge, tpltrz
nbselebut. Gin 9lGit9e3 Scbidial
bate ein ppn Ggrmnun aus Ct.
9ouis ein9ereibte& abnlibes2lmenoes
ment.
Die &Orln8e sum &cr6pt oes Saie~
bnIIfSpieleS on Spnntn8en iuuroe
nbgelebut, 9nnf Der &ercOtinmtcit
bes 9errn Wtnrtin nu& &nrtun epunt
tp, ipelcber 8eaen jc0c &ertilr5unq
Der 5reibCit nmcrIrnniiCDcr Slirger
pruteitirtc. Gin QlciCDc8 Sdidlal
bnttc Die %or(nac 5um &crbpt bcS
SuBbau.SpieleS.
gu elmer l6uocrcu Icbutte filbrtt
im 9auic Die 6roQc Der 2lbi0oIIm(
Der 9tprmnli6ulcn. 9lbgeurOnctc
6poelptte bate betnmtliCb uor 8ur
gent cincn bn6iuQcbenOeu Sel6lul
eiHGereidJt. Die 6roge luuroe md
aibt erleoiet, butG i1eiut bieStintm
uns uorluie9euO Su @unitcn oeS BE
ihluIIes 3u lein. Gn3 ourc9 9lb
ihoifuu8 Der 9turmolicDulen oeipart
Gelb t0nnte onnu Der lluiueriitat 81
Getuieieu iucroeu.
9aS Guntite Iilr Grinlinolz Suris
prubcns ertl6rte iitb III iciner Sibun
su @uuiten elmer Sill sur GrbDbun
Der Staatss 98irtbI1nit@ 2i5cn3 po
500 ouf $500 per Sobr.
Wi6ti9 lit cine int 9auIe ein9e
rei6te @eiebuprlagc, iuelc1e bas &c
parttuent FIR 0eiratbS 2i5euien ppt
Recproer an ben 92a6lnBri6ter iibe,
trdet. Giciel6e bat De
8ued ben 91n9lnBriDtern aui
erbal6 0en aruBeu Staoter, bere
GiHnobme nicJt mebr ais $500 il
Sabre betra9t etiuas ltnter Die 2trn
81 areifen.
Gin SeibluB, tuel6er ben 8,ue
bot, ben uum Iprua0p DeiugeIucbts
Bureern oUn ct. 2uuis itaatltd
Sllfe 5ufonlmen Su laheu un0 Den
sufolge $3.50, 900 ueriuiIIigt iperoe
iuuroe int Senat burd1 Genat
Sbweifarot eingereicbt unb ane
nontmeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

cnu,eiee. 6oIdbe bic MID IN 9sridt5IaGeu 80 lpft'
u cben ipiHiden, t6uHeH ntih mdbrcE3 oer 1iFuHg
btr 2eoisIatur iebtn Som5td9 III meiuer ltstt on
freeu ootr fin6 srind STteie nnd SetfeSi2l 'P 81
8ueIIS. Rattbc}e
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

&beumatiSmus i'm &iiden, in ben
S6ultern, 0iiften, 9lcnfeln, @lbpgen
noer 9anogelenfen entitegt ourD su
eiel Saure im Slut. 0Dp0's SarSs
opariGla beilt 8beumntismu8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

&auft Cure S6ube int @rpceriez
Store tpenn S6r bort Die belten uno
bllligiten S6ube erbalten f0nnt, tpie
bel 95ruoDt's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
of the. financial condition, OF the
Hermann Savings Bank

close of business on the 2fst day of
January, 1897.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

tper0en miro.
Sebr treHeuo ibreibt Der y usseitern
Bat6man"::
r5rantreib bat mebr &riessl6iffe
tuic 8eutialanb; aber 9eutialanb
Fat uehr Bieeen."
ga, uub in biefen 28ieeen ftramt
peln frafttse 9eutpnenipr6Bltn9e.
Sranfrei6 aber tpirb nabeerabe ein
tinoerloies .9anb. Gub bier mag
bas 8ort Nntuenbuno finben: rgBer
bic 9ueenb bnt, benz geB6rt Die 3u'
funft. "-Nmerifa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

Katarrb fam nitt furirt rperoen
0urdG locule 9tpplicat:unen, ba iie
ben Sib Der Sranfbeit ni6t erreicben
fDnnen. Satnrrb lit cine 8lutz Dber
Contributions z&ronfbeit uno UNI Iie
5u beilen, ntiiBt S6r innerlide Seilz
mittcl nebnen. 0au's &atarrbz Sur
miro ein0enDntnen un0 tpirft brett
nuI 0nS Slut uno Die i6leimige 0berz
ilG6e. Sau's Sntarrh ~&ur lit feline
GuncfInlber Wte0i5in. Sic tuur0e
lett SSobren nUn einent Der beiten
2ler5.e 0ieies 2an0es perDronet uno
lit Elm reeelntdBiees Gecept. Sic be-
ltebt aus ben beIten befannten So
Mica, uerbltnoen nit ben beIten Blutz
reini9unaSnittel1, Die bireft auf Die
S6leimoberflG6e iuirfen. Die ppll=
fDnlmene 8erbin0ung Der 5tpei Se=
ltanbtbeile lit es, mas iDl6' number
pplle &e1ultnte bel bet 9eilung pDn
&otarrb beroprbringt. 2aBt @udJ
3eu0niiie umiunit ididen.
s. S. s beneD y q Go., @igentb.
5olebo, .. Serfauft BON alien 9lppz
tbefern, 8reis 75c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29

Sppo 's9Sillen iino Die bette 9(bfiibrz
uno 9eberz@tebiSin fir 6omilienee>
braud). 25c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29
t1eretu,rt, ae1n., grettun, ne1t anet1nr, 1897

Senator Sberman bat bas SDrte-
feuiue bes Staatsietretars aneenpms
neo unb ipirb ertpartet baB Wart
Sanna oefien geobfol9er im Senate
iuer0en iuiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29
RESOURCES.

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts undoubtedly
good on personal or collateral
security. 80: $40, ,o93. OF
Loans and discounts undoubtedly
good on real estate security. $4,000
OverdraftS by solvent customers Xxx
United States bonds on hand Xxx
Other bonds and stocks at their
present cash market price. :. i22, 9oo, 90
Real estate at present cash market
value. .......... 5.oso.oo
Furniture and fixtures. ......... $4,000
Due from other banks, good on
sight draft. s6,636.97
Checks and other cash items. 1875
National bank notes, legal tender
United States notes and gold
and silver certificates. ...... $4,000
Gold coin. Observation-Disclosures. 2,Of5.oo
Silver coin. Observation-Disclosures. 1893. 90
Total. ................. $284, ,2Ss.64
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in ..S $4,000. 90
Surplus funds on hand . 2f,475.5
Deposits subject to draft at
sight by banks and bankers Xxx
Deposits subject to draft at sight
by individuals and others. i42,751.65
Deposits subject to draft at
given dates. ...... 9o,o61.47 |
Bills payable and bills re-dis-
counted. Observation-Disclosures. Xxx
Total. .................. SzS4, ,2SS.6
STATE OF MISSOURI, !
County of GaSconade We, August |
Meyer, President, and E. F. Rippstein
Cashier of said bank, each of US, do solemn
y swear that the above statement is true to
he best Of our knowledge and belief.
MEYER, E. F. RIPPSTEIN,
President. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
,3rd day of January A. D. eighteen hundred
md niuety-Seven.
Witness my hand and notarial
SEAL seal the date last aforesaid.
>06S Commissioned and qualified for a
erm expiring January 10th, fS99.)
ROBERT WALKER, Notary Public.
AUG. C. Leisner,
Philip KUHN, Directors.
LYON E. ROBYN. J
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-29
Probate Court Docket.

Docket of cases in which settlements are
to be made by executors and administrators,
and guardians and curators, at the ensuing
term of the probate court of Gasconade
county, to be held at the court house in said
county, commencing on the Third Monday
of February A. D. 1897.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-02-20
BOUND OVER.

Joseph Riley, who shot and killed
Andrew Kyger on the evening of
the 4th of February down in the
Wyandotte reservation, had n pre-
liminary examination on Monday
evening before United States Com
missioner c. W. Daniels. The plain
tiff was represented by Deputy
United States District Attorney
Rankin Mason of Topeka and the
defense was ably conducted by
Samuel II. Smith. The testimony
adduced was TO the effect that KY
ger was quarrclsome and danger
Gus man, especially so when under
the influence of liquor, and he was
pretty well "tanked" when the kill
ing took place. He had frequently
threatened Riley's life and was ad-
vancing on Riley in threatening
manner just before the fatal shot
was fred. kyger had been source
of trouble for long time in the
community where he resided, hav-
ing been arrested for hog stealing
more than once. And further, the
testimony went to show that he was
hunting trouble just prior to the
killing. Kyger tore down Riley's
fence and drove through the yard
on purpose TO create a disturbance,
and it is the opinion of a majority
of those acquainted with the cir
cumstances that he got just what
he deserved.
Riley was bound over to the next
term of the Miami court in the sum
of $1,000. Bond was Immediately
furnished and Riley returned to his
home in the Wyandotte reservation
Tuesday.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-02-20
ABOUT THE REUNION.

Commenting upon the coming
big reunion 10 be held in Baxter
Springs Colonel Wcldy of the Gale
ma Republican, among other things,
says:
"Thc interest manifested by the
new board indicates successful
administration during the coming
year and the reunion this fall will
be greater than ever. There is n
determination on the part of the
management to make il such; dis
position TO remedy all the evils
complained of in the past and a de-
sire to take firm stand on the old
soldier plank; to build again upon
the foundation which has enabled
these reunions to stand the storm
which wrecked almost all others.
One of the most important acts of
the board-and what we have clam
ored for. 10, these many years-was
10 instruct the secretary to prepare
a report of the condition of the as
sociatiou; TO have the same printed
and supply each stockholder with a
copy of the same. This will give
the shareholder an opportunity to
understand the true condition OF
things aud will set at rest the ini-
ression in the minds of few that
the management are lining their
pockets with wealth from the prof
it's of these annual gatherings.
The fact of the matter is that the
expenditures are greater than the
receipts, and but for the money re-
ceived from sources other than the
licenses-donations, etc.-the organ
ization could not exist. To Illus
trate: The expenses of last year
were $2,22165. The receipts from
privileges were $l,6l5.75, leaving the
expenditures $6ll90 more than the
receipts. This was made up by do
nations, sale of lumber, canvas, etc.
Stockholders generally do not un-
derstand this and are apt to get an
erroneous idea of the condition OF
affairs, hence the necessity of just
such an annual report as the secre.
tary was instructed to make. And
we go still further by saying: Not
only the shareholders but the gen.
eral public should know these
things. They are interested in these
reunions aad ii they understand
that the money is economically dis
bursed and If they understand that
the association is doing all 1t can to
contribute to the comfort and pleas
IRE of the thousands who assemble
every year at Camp Logan, there
will be less fault finding, less COM
plant of high licenses for privi
leges and more sympathy for the
men who devote their time 10 the
management at lose, instead OF a
profit, to themselves"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-02-20
FEBRUARY WEATHER.

On or about the 9th there will be
stormy weather, with sleet and
snow in many parts of the country
Renewed cold will follow reaction
ary storms which will be central on
the 10th, lasting until about the
18th. Unsettled and threatening
weather will probably continue un-
til the sd. Snow during. this period
will be driven by sharp winds. Be
ginning about the 18th there will
be a general thaw in this section
The month will 60 out with warm
weather.