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The Winslow mail., 1898-02-12
Egu&i5ze> Taxes.

The representatives of the various
counties who met in Phoenix recently
to devise sous9 way Of equalizing taxes
and increasing the revenue of the ter
ritory without depressing the small
property ho!der, suggested to the Ter
ritorial Board of Equalization the pro-
priety of Increasing the valuation of
the various railroads. While we are of
tie opi1sio1 this coufd be done without
iujustica, if all railroad companies were
placed or The same footing. But our
amateur statesmen, who have made our
laws, have render cd this next to impos-
sible, without laying the Territorial
Board open to the charge Of unjust dis
elimination, by exempting some roads
from taxation for number of years.
There is another feature Of this prop
osition, the delegates to this c0nVen-
tion appear to nave lost sight OF. The
Atlantic Z Pacific (now known as the
Santa Pe Pacific datly refused to pay
their taxes once, and that not great
while ago, on an increased valuation.
1t is not at all improbable they would
dc SO again. II they should, there is
not county through which it passes
in a condition to get along without
their taxes, much less entering into
long, tedious and expensive law suit to
collect it.
THE MAIL thinks the better way to
equalize taxation is, for the next legis~
lature to place a tax on the bullion pro-
ducts Of our mines. During the past
yearArizona produced 80, 401 400 pounds
OF copper, worth in round figures,
$S,844,I54 dollars. This vast sum, it
can safely be said, was the product Of
three mines-sJ erome, AoTenci and Bis
bee. It was stated few days since that
w. A. Clark paid at the rate of $32,000,
030 for the mine for two shares Of the
mine at Jerome. The other two cop
per properties mentioned above, ought
10 be worth half as much as the Je-
rome property, or $64,ooo,oo0 for the
three. llCS0 llTt0 lllIllVO ulOu6 dIt
other taxabl property in the tevritorys
including railroads. The Pearce mine
produces a net profit Of $250.000 month
ly, 100000 per annum. The owners
have refused $8,000O0O for it. Congress
is another mine worth into the millions.
None Of them pay any taxes On their
product. The railroads, except those
exempted by our patriotic Legislators,
pay fair tax.
Is it right that property which is
producing millions annually should
escape taxation, when there are hum
dreds and thousands Of families in the
territory, whose head owns q few acres
Of land and who cannot deeently feed
and clothe them, has to pay taxes on
the full value of everything they own?
The people should elect Legislators this
fall who will try TO equalize the bur-
den of government. They should Sc
Iect honest and incoTruptible men to
represent them. Men who cannot be
bought. Lobbyist will be on hand to
prevent legislation inimical to those
who are able to pay their just proper
tion of taxes without incouvenienoe
Those to whom it IS hardship are una
ble to send men to the capital TO rep
resent their side Of the case.
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The Winslow mail., 1898-02-12

A new trust, known as the biscuit
trust, has been formed with capital Of
$55,000,000, divided into preferred and
common stock. Bread eaters will have
to pay an annual intereat on $25,O0O,000
my ythical stock in this new combina-
ton. IF it were possible there would
be q trust formed TO bottle air and re-
tail it at so much a breath.
The Winslow mail., 1898-02-12
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President Diaz, Of Mexico, proposes
to yiait the United States in short
time and will undoubtedly meet with
a most cordial reception. He has al
ways been good friend to this coun-
try and has done more for the advance.
ment of Mexico than all her presidents
com bined.
The Winslow mail., 1898-02-12
Congress is cutting appropriations

Congress is cutting appropriations
in every direction. The republicans ad-
NIT they are not appropriating suffi-
cient money to meet the current eX-
penses of The government. This is be-
ing done for fold purpose. The
first IS TO make it appear the DinEley
bill produces sufficient r9Fenue to ran
the government; and the second, to
force the next congress, which they yir-
tualy admit will be democratie, 10
increase the appropriations to meet he
deficiency they have Intentionally and
knowingly created.
The Winslow mail., 1898-02-12

Since the war closed over two million
pension claims have been flied and more
than million and half have been al
lowed. Something over $2000.000,00G
have been paid out for pensions, and
the pension roll is still Increasing,
Every man in the federal army and bis
relatives must have been disabled in
that little scrimmage.
The Winslow mail., 1898-02-12

One can admire Secretary Gage on
account OF his candor. a few years
back he was a rabid free trade demo-
crat, and he let the world know where
he stood. Now he is an avowed mono
metalist, and boldly proclaims it. One
can respect an avowed enemy, while he
holds the sneak in the utmost con-
The Winslow mail., 1898-02-12

Gov. McCord has appointed @. o.
Anderson, Of the Holbrook Argus, as
immigration commissioner for Navajo
comfy. Bro. Anderson will make an
excellent commissioner and we con
gratulate him on the appoint ment, and
hope that he may be better remune-
rated for his labors than we have been
The Winslow mail., 1898-02-12

The Teller resolution accomplished
its purpose. It forced the republican
party to show its hand on the financial
question. They can no longer claim to
favor the free coinage of silver by in
ternational agreement or any other
preteXt
The Winslow mail., 1898-02-12

There is a movement on foot and al
most completed to unite the free silver
forces in the congressional elections
this fall 1t is almost certainty that
the next congress will be democratic
10y a handsome majority. In that event
the three territories will be admitted
to statehood or the President will be
forced to veto the bill admitting them.
The Winslow mail., 1898-02-12

The Flagstaff Literary Society has
been permanently organized, by the
adoption of a constitution and bylaws
and the election Of officers. The first
question discussed was: "Resolved
That We favor home rule for the Terri
tories of the United States" The af-
frmatiye got the decision.
The Winslow mail., 1898-02-12
lAAhIA AnAin 4 AiLhar nrAna..nn q.

Feeble Spain L either preparing For
war or trying to ran a huge bluff on
the United States. She is converting
her merchant marine into war vessels.
In the meantime the United States is
concentrating quite naval force in
easy reaching distance of Cuba. In
case Of a clash between the two coun-
tries, it would be short, sharp and de-
cisive.
The Winslow mail., 1898-02-12

Congressman Barlow has presented a
Dill il the House providing that the
National Soldiers Home and branches
be authorized to grant outdoor relief
20 the amount Of So a month, to old
soldiers who have been one year in the
homes.
The Winslow mail., 1898-02-12

Senator Hears proposition to move
the term Of Office Of President from
the 4th OF Mrrch up to the 30th OF
April, is a good one. Inauguration
day falls in the very worst time Of the
gear. The change woold also move
tie Presidential year up nearer to the
fiscal year, the latter ending June 81.
The Winslow mail., 1898-02-12

In case Hawaii is annexed the Japan
ese will be admitted to citizenship
The state OF Hawaii will be composed
Of a motley aggregation Of nationali-
ties and colCrs.
The Winslow mail., 1898-02-12

The same element that opposes the
admission OF the territories are in "a
vor of admitting Hawaii. The popula-
tion of Hawaii is composed principally
of negroes, half-breeds, Chinese and
The Winslow mail., 1898-02-12
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
RArFS

The bill permitting the territory to
erect capital building passed the
lower house of congress.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-26
@bitebau Sermiuus.
Wene Ginfabrt nad Stem gorf bio
y. & .. g. W. Rp.-l1ns
errei@te SacilitGten.

Wbitsbau 3erminus, bic neue Gin.
fabrt mad Nem Dort, bic am Woutaa
ben 19. Suli nia Der Baltimore, Obip
unb Sabwefflihen 8abu erbfnet
tpurbe. III bic geleseuHe Station mad
allen Sbeilen Der Stabt Rem Oort uub
grootipn. Dieter terminus III an
Der South 5errp, 6fitid bon Der Bot,
terp unb bon bier aus unter bemieIben
Dade uerben 8erbinbungeu gemacht
NIT ben 3dgeu ber 2weiten, Oritten,
Sedfen unb Neuuten Aueaue God.
babu; nit benen Der Broabnap, So.
Iumbus uub 2eginston aoenue gabeI.
liuieu; Of. unb Wefieite Riugbah,
men Der Dferbebabnlinien; 5outb.
Terrp; Stateu SsIanb Gerrp; 6amil.
ton ApeHue unb 80. 9traBe (8roof,
lpn) Gerrp.
9auft Cure Sidsts mad Rem Oori
tiber bic 9. & 8. 8. %. R'p unb s}bt
entsebt allen 1nbsauemIi9fsiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-26

lesl9e Gaupbiue bon 6ranffeid, pollte
lelbit bel Der 9rauttoilette ibrer
Srennbin uno 0ufoame 3usegen ieiu
Sn ibrem init perIdmenberiidem
9urus aus8eltatteten 3immer itanb
Siciane Dor einem boben penetias
niiden Stebipieeel; ; Suei 3ufen waren
seraoe oaintt beld)alti9t, ben 9raute
idleier auf ibrsm aopfe 3u befeitisen,
nobel bic 0erSo9in unb eini9e Sofs
oamen 5tiaben.
Gie 9erSOsin ipar gar nidt bamit
einoeritauoen seipeieu, baB 9ipiane'
uidt einnlal fir beute bic Trauer, bic
lie nod I'M ibreu Gater tru9, bate
ablegen molten. baB fie bic gauge
Goilette 10 eiafaG lpie ,nSglid se>
tpablt bate unb aud allen gdmud ;us
riidpies.
sd be9reife nidt," iaste sic
Daupbine, noaB Du did ipie slt einem
2cidenbesdngniB ansieben t,aelt: an
einem Gage, ben Gu bof) beeriiben
mubt ais bic WaorsenrUtbe Deines
Slides! ST oas ridt th0ridt, meine
Oamen?"
r@elpis, 0obeit, bas lit tb0ridt,"
itimmten Die SOfoamen bel.
.Dlir 1T eS rdtbielbaft," meinte
Srau p. "a 8rilliere, bic eriie Oofs
bame ber 0er;osin, rlpie Semanb aus
freien Stiiden lid ieiner 0reibeit mies
Der entduBern mag, na6oem bas S6ide
ial 9naeis 9enu9 iuar, iie ibm suriid>
sugeben. @iiien sic, ME mir eine
junse @ittme, bic li9 ipieber perbeiz
ratbet, poriommt? g8ie cine Berion,
bic nit ibrem Rsiiemaeen um9eitiirst
1T unb iid bod nidt belinnt, fpieber
einsulieisen.
rWlein Soft, man mill aber bod
weiter fabren," meinte Srdule:n b.
@ourpille.
Stun ia, bann aber bod ipenisItens
erit 10 ipdt ME m6slid,% lautete bic
Nntlport.
ga, ipabrbafiis, sic Gbe III cine
fbuere 8ette," bemertte bic tteine
Srau p. Sieunes.
raber, meine Dameu, mas iinb bas
fiir &eben!@ fiel bic 9er;osin la6elnb
elm. sSie fpollen mir 8ipiane mobl
i'm lesten 9tuseublid nod topfideu
nlaben?@
Do6 biele bate nidtS bon Dem
pernommeu, mas nm lie berum ges
iproden iuurbe. gSie berttdrt fdaute
lie Dor iid bin, nur ON bas nabe
Slid ibrer enbliden 8ereiniaung
nit benz @eliebten oentenb. @tfe ibre
Wiinide luaren nun erfiillt: ibre
5reube oariiber ilolirte lie BON Der gam
sen iibri9en @elt, unS bod bdtte iie
bieie aud Der san;en Melt seisen
m69en.
Da purSe leiie mad bOfii6er 9or<
i6rift an Die 9biir eetraet.
nSieb einmat nad, 8rancinette,
mas es sibt, sebot bie Ser;osin elmer
Der .3ofen.
Dieie sing uno fam ua6 ipenisen
Wlinuten nit ber Melbuns suriid:
.Mabame, eS lit Elm 8ote pon 6errn
y. Suifac ba.~
(5ortfesnms fOlat)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-26
Maerlei Wuitsnabrumssmistei

2ie 6rau3oien. 70 Ieien mir I'm
sprometbeus@, finb I'm Nueemeinen
melt gi6bere pil3liebbaber OILS bic
DeutfGen. paris alein per5ebrt eine
auBerorbentli6e Wenge piIse, beun
nirgenbs iouft uerben 10 uieI piiae ben
epeiien. Paifeten unb Saueen 3uges
febt als In ben berhbmten Barrier atis
den. Das @rffe, bas ber Barrier ON.
bermdrts bsrmibt, Rnb bisie 8erinte;
nnb bod tommen gersiftunsen bur6
giIse In Grautrei@ unb namentli6 In
paris boot ielten, In bieIen Sabren
aor ni9t Dor. Has tommt baber, baB
bic Barrier ausf1IiebIi6 geshGtete
pilse ber3ebren unb atpar bauptidGlic6
@bampignons, 4garieuS eanipefiris.
Die 8iIs3u9t In ber Barrier Dannmeile
bei1dftigt gegen 1900 arbeiter In ettpa
800 8etrieben, pel6e idbrIi6 fur etma
u Wtillionen Jranes gbampignons
aadteu 9ieie gbompienon3h1terei
wirb nur unterirbii6 betriebeu, unb
atuar In ben alien GteinbrhGen ami.
i9en Meubsn unb SpIp, aui rei9lid5
NIT fircbfreiem pferbsmifi sebtngten
i9rdgen 8eeteu, meI6e fi@ In langen,
unteriroi9en @dngen binaieben, bic,
foweit He jur piI,au9t benubt merbeu,
mobl IL ailomster tn @ouaen lana
fnO. 6iei finben bic gbampisnonS
bic ibuen am meifeu jutrdelibe gIei9.
mdbige 3emperatur bon 10 bis II
@rab ". bel mdBiser 6eu9tisteit. unb
bier Iieferu fie aud einsn febr rei6sn
grtrag. Sn Eeuifdlaub iit In 9treb.
len bel Dresden felt einisen Sabren
eine gr5Bere pilnhhterei erri9tet, bic
aud gang gut proiperirt.
Cine onbere Wabrungsmittel, ,sSubu.
firie, bic benz Seuii6eu In Yaris auf.
fdnt, III bic fart betriebene 3u6t Der
grunnentrsfie. Raiiuriium officiuale.
Dieie axseuebm ID msdeube. seIuube
Salatpfau,e III In Paris bas Der.
breiteilfe aler Semitic; man betommt
He ben san3en Winter binbur6 frif4
bonn 6erbii bis gum GrabIins. gs
tuerben bapon In paris idbrIid fur l
Bis II Willioaen 6ranes perssbrt. Sie
uirb u6rblt9 BON Paris auf tpeiten
Gelberu gs3osen, reI9e nit 2 bis 3
Mieter breiien 8rdben bur6aossn fiub,
In bereH S6iamm i'm auaufi bic
BrunnsntreRe'S sbliHge siussisbt tper.
ben. bic bann bis gegen gube April
tii6tis treiben. tuobei bas Wufer uieb.
rerer Slhfs unb 8d9e bis aur 6bbe
bon 10 bts IL geatiReter In btsislbeu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-26

geleitet pirb. Sn Seati6laub bsfn.
bet fi@ nur In Oreieabrunn BET grfurt
eine erbBere BrunnenfreKeaidterei,
nno In pieIsn 5tdbien 9eutldlauba
muB NON Iange iudeu, ebe man bic
beliebte 8runneufrefie fiabet.
Gin meiteres Nabrunesmistei, on
bas Fid ber Norbbsutibe In paris nur
nit 36gerH modt unb bort oud bisI
fpuIumirt ipifb, fnb bic 51aeGeu.
aber nit einem 9,lten @Iaie Mein
mnnben lie i6lieBIi9 redt gut uub fno
in Der abGt eln gaG3 ausee3einneies
gabrungsmittel. 2pon bat bsrbdIt.
niBmdBig einen er6bereu S@neden.
tonium ols paris. Su poris mirt
meit bic @einbersSf9uede, 6eIir po.
malta, peraebrt. In Sabfrantrei1
aud biele anbere sorten. Nm befeu,
b. B. am fetteftsn fnb fie out Nnfans
bes Winters. Sic perben tn foge.
naunten Sbnedensdrten, limoeon.
nieres, gebegt unb gemdfet Inb nean
He f9 gut eiugebedelt baben, sefam'
melt, tuOrauf MON fie In Gdner bis au
10000 Siad padt. Sn ghbbeuti9,
Lamb. In Der 8egenb um ulm unb
ebenfO bel Mien, perbeu aud bieIfa9
S9neGen eeiammelt unb ner3ebrt.
3ur Gaffen5eit erfeben he pielfa9 bas
Gleif6. Iuf benz norbbeuti6en Nab,
runesmittelmarft fiubet man Die sdue.
den nod gar ni1t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-26
Cinderella saub galait.

8ergeBt uidt. baB mir unferen
Store na9 VO. 2O7 2ltamos4 4lasa,
auei 66ufer iibIi9 bon unierem fri.
beren Seiddftsbauie, berleat baben,
no mir ale unfere alten auuben uie.
berauieben boffen unb nod pieIe ueue
6asu. ba mir nit ben beten Moaren
bieaen t6uneu. 1nfsr Store III aana
neu eiuseridiet, gut nentiIirt unb febr
beu. aommt unb itattet uns eiuen
Veiu1 ab, tpenn Sbr au6 niGt ee.
ra6e 3u taufen nhnfbt.
6. Sam,
gtnberelIa g 9ub.gaIafi,
2O7 AIamo plasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-26
Gatt Heorp GprinGS Bart.

Dieter augenebme part Rebt 2oeen,
Weretnea unb Jamilien aur Abbaltung
bon pienies &C. 3ur Derfhgung.
gefu9ern wirb ole nur beHtbare
Aufmerffamteit ermisisn.
Ssben Souatas 0a@mittas
0roRes Trei 3onsert,
ausgefiibrt bon Der. polI3doligen
W WiIit1r, apeIIe.
Sn Werbinoune nit benz Bari
itebt . abi b W ten d's
3ooID8ifder Garter,
oer pra@tbolle grempIare Der Sbiers
tuelt, ipeciea ber tegauifden, aufmeiii.
ytiemanb follte oerfeblen, bsnielben 3u
bef1tigeu. Die grbBte Attrattion, Bic
San autouiO auf3umeiien bot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-26
%. 9apitel.

9u MleubOu iollte bic SodSeit Der
permittmeten @rdfin D. Nansis nit
benz 0berlteu b. 9uiiuc oollSosen lpers
ben. Die SerSosin BON 8ourgogne,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-26
Wtattbtes Srus. 1letid,er,

RO. 507 o f'6OuHou. u.stras..
gsur bas por3isli6fe ainbs, g6of.
ano S6weiuefeiI9.
Spe3talitdt: Junges aalbFeif6.
VILE 1rteu bon Wurf, S6iafea.
3unse, SdmaI3 &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-26
OOple1's Weaiiter,

4lamo pIaaa. Saloon srfer alaFe.
DIE beiten straight" uub mixed"
Orinf8 In ber 5taDt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11
Aarktprsilt in St. fouls.
0pnnerstoa ben 3. g1upember.


@eiSen.-9to. 2 rptber. 68C0-Ho.
B. rutber, 650-c; 9ep. 4. $50
Neais.-9ep. ? 32@-c; 91o. 2.
peiBer, 2S@-c; 9tp. 3. "a M-c.
Safer.-91u. 2, 224 @c; -geo. 2
tpeiBer, er,-M-c: g1p. 8. 22@-c.
S6ipeine. .-0ie 9erfdufe Bpm allen
Go,ten ooriiren srpiIden S3. 35 unt
$500 p 10otb lebenbis.
8inouieh.-Stiere: Sair bis quite i'm
@enidt BON 1900 bis 1,6oofb
s4.75G05.25; raube ibtpere, $3.50
@3.Oo; nit Nais sefitterte, l, 1Oc
bis 1,300fb i6tper, 81. 4.5O(05. 10
eeru6bnli6e uub r8ut9ersSteers'
bis 81 1,150fb idtpers $4. .40G
500 q 100 fb febenbie. @ub,
uno &dlber, So 00(04o.O 90. 9dl
ber 5(06c p tb lebenbie.
S6nfe. p fb. 26mmer, 840
&c p To le6enbig.
8utter.-5einffe &abn1= u. grenntert
8utter, 1802le; Country Buttei
8f010e p ID.
gier.-Srii6e 13 y Dusen6.
@rass5omen. .-aleeIamen s4.o5 "a
APO q 100 fb: Simotbp 2.5o0
2-75; &e6 EDp Sc. .O0f0S. 90; NaiIe
s-5o@.75; nneariid5er $3.50
aartOffeln. 2o@aoe per SuIbel in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11

Cine y8redfiue- -5irma" bat iib ct
boten, bic rMtaine" 5u beben uno
uaf Norfplf 81 bringen, lno erlt,
luenn ibr 9as geluneen lit, Se5abls
una Su perlaneen, uuo 5tuar int Be
TRACE Geiien, ipns3Sus g8raf nod
ipertb 1T. S6er oRet; tuenr Die Sic
oierune nit benz s8rucf nidt8 an5uz
fnnaen ipeiB, ion e8 iu ben Belts Der
@eIelI6aft ubereeben, Die itd) onrdj
oe6en austcIIun9 be5nblt MAIDEN
min. Se0enfa1s ri8firt Die &e9ierz
una 02ihts BEL Der Sadie, uno oa Die
oebuna bes Sbiffes pobri6einlid
etpas mebr 9i6t auf Die llrIa6e lei
mes llntergnnges iuerfen ipiiroe, II
fam man tenn SprIh!a3e nur ges
neiat iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11

Notice is hereby given that whereas
James F. Barbarick and Ruth NJ. Barba-
rick, his wife, did by their mortgage deed,
dated on the 2Sth day of August 1890, and
recorded in hook No. l. at page 2S6 in the
office of the recorder of deeds of GaSco-
made county, Missouri. convey to the coun-
ty of Gasconade the following described
real estate situate living and being
in said county of GaSconade, in the State OF
Missouri, 10 wit
The east half of the south east quarter of
sections twenty three (251 township forty
(4o). also the southhalf of the south east
quarter OF the north east quarter of sections
twenty. three f25). township forty (+Ol all
in Range six west, containing one hundred
acres more or less: and whereas said
mortgage was executed to secure four bonds
aggregating the sum OF $67O.97 duly execu-
ted bv the said James F. Barbarick to said
county of GaSconade for the loan OF mon
evS belonging to the school funds of town
ship 40. range 6, township 40, range ),
township IS range 5. township AZ, range
), and TO the public school fund of said
county; aud whereas default has beer
made in the payment of both principle and
| interest, aud whereas the said James F
Barbarick is the present she riff of GaSconads
county and disqualified to execute the pow.
| er OF sale in S3idmortgageDeed contained
Now, therefore ] the undersigned coroner
/ of the county of GaSconade by virtue O
/ the laws of the state of Missouri in this be.
half made, and having been directed by ar
order of the county court of said count,
of GaSconade entered of record on the z6tf
day of August 1925, will proceed to sci
the above described premises or Such par
thereof as may be necessary, at the from
door of the Court House in the town O
Hermann, in said county on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER, 10, 1898 E
between the hours of 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon and O'Clock in the afternoon of sal.
day, said sale TO be at public auction to tn
highest bidder for cash.
DR.. JULIUS HAFFNER,
Coroner and Acting Sheriff OF Gasconad
County, Mo.
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git RepubIikansr in Orr mrbBabI
orr Staaten llrsrrib.
9ryan's heimaibitaat, Ilebrasfa,
republifanii n.

Gas 98ablreIultat in ben nerI6ie<
6enen Staaten 0eS 2nn0eS fam ais
e1ti9ieoener Siee bet &epublifaner
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11
Probate Court Docket.
NOVEMBER, TERM, lS9S.

Docket of cases in which settlements arr
due, from executors and administrators
and guardians and curatOrS, at the ensuing
term of the Probate Court of GaSconadt
county. TO be held at the court house ir
said county, commencing on the Fourth
Monday of Novemhe A. D. 1898.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER, IS, 1898.
/. r. A. Breuer and P. F. Letterman, exc.
est. VIM. A. Jose dec, final settlement
,. T.B. Matthews, Admr. est John
HartmeiSter, dec, annual settlement.
). 7. B. Matthews q. & 6. Lilly NJ
HartmeiSter, minor, annual settlement
I. E. H. AufderHeide @ & G Geo. F.
AufderHeide, minor, annual settlement
5. VIM. H. and James L. Tayloe, Admr'S
est David Tayloe dec, annual Settle
ment.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, %. 1898.
Q. VIM. Miller q & c Sophia Miller,
ct, al, minors, annual settlement.
!. Frank A. Kick G & G Carolina A.
Book minor, annual settlement.
W F Landwehr Admr w Landwehr,
dec. final settlement.
. r A Breuer q x G John W Jose,
MINOR. annual settlement.
10. A. j. Brinkmann @ & G Clara HeSe-
mann ct al, annual settlement.
II John A..Schaub q & G James Schauh.
minor, annual settlement.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 20, 1898.
- Chas Schmidt G. & c. Sam J. Schmid',
minor, annual settlement.
IS. D. II. Sites Executor Est, Margaret
Baker deceased, tSt settlement.
II. Henry Schuch Admr. est Henry
Schuch ST., dec, final settlement.
+. Fred Rothschaefer O & c. John Roth
Schaefer minor, annual settlement.
10 Edward Ruediger, executor Anna G.
Ruediger dec, final settlement
y VIM Dilthey @ & G Walter E. Roart,
minor, annual settlement.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, so. 1895,
is Emma Stricken G & C. Louis Stricker,
minor annual settlement.
t9 H HaSenritter @ & G Emil HaSen-
ritter, ct. al, annual settlement.
20. c Mumbrauer @ & c. ALVIN Rule,
minor, annual settlement.
81 Jos. Barbarick @ & c. Emma Nj. Bar
barick annual settlement
%. Joseph A Jordan, G.. & c. Viola Emo
ct. al, minors, annual settlement.
%. Christ DanuSer, Executor Zach Hart
man dec. final settlement.
"a. Agnes Wagner G& c. Johanna
Wagner, minor, 1St settlement.
A true copy.
FRED. L. WENSEL,
Probate Judge.