The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 15, 1896, Page 6

sf | t f } I LEE EDIE TEED EEO DS, INCREASED WAGES. Offered by an Ohio Manufactaring Firm It Bryan Is Elected President. Newark, O., Oct. 8.—This city to day presents the now novel spectacle ofa factory voluntarily offering to increase ite employes’ wages, the of fer being accompanied by the provi sion that the advance depends upon the election of William Jennings Bryan to the Presidency of the United States. Readers of speeches delivered by Maj. McKinley and his capitalistic friends have been taught to belieye that a Bryan victory means closed factories, idle mills and starving families. This belief has in some instances been strengthened by ertious from wavufacturers themselves. A company employing iabor exists io this community that, instead of attempting to coerce its employes or trying to induce them to vote for McKinley, is generousenough to ad- mit that under the free aud uulimit- ed coinage of silver aud gold wages will go up, not down. This company iudulges in no idle predictions, but has pc sted a prom ise atite factory. The company is the Central City Stove Works, the a@ copy of the bul- Notice is hereby : given that io case of William J : Bryan's election as President of the United States, on Nov. 3, 1896, this company will immedi ately thereafter give the em : ployes in every department an advance of 10 per cont in their wages C. W. Cunnixcuam, President. C. W. Cunningham, President and Mapvager of the company, said that he and nearly all his employes bave been life long republicans, but that they are all for Bryan and free silver. Mr. Cunningham said tbat the above notice had been posted ke- cause the company realized that un- der free coinage increased business would justify increased wages. The company, believing implicitly in the advantages free silver would have in putting men to work, restor iog prosperity and giving men mon- ey with which to buy, iv willing to share ite prosperity with its men. President Cunningham, who isa practical molder, them went on to show how molders’ wages prior to 1893 were 56 per cent higher than they are to day; how, afier silver was demonetized, there was a gradual decline until the passage of the Bland-Allison act in 1878, which re vived the West, increased the de mand for molders’ products and re sulted in increased wages. Business depression eix years later caused another decline In his opin- ion nothing will restore permanent prosperity but the restoration of silver. Iu concluding, Mr. Cunning ham remarked: “Do you know of any factories offering increased wages if McKinley ie elected? I don't. BRYAN WILL CARRY OHIO. Remarkable Result of Mrs. Helen VW. Gougar's Inquiries iu that State. Mre. Helen M. Gougar. the emi- nent lecturer, returned to her home at Lafayette, Indians, on the 30th, from her speaking tour in Ohio, where she addressed many large au diences. She eays Ohio is going for Bryan without the least doubt. At Akron, in an audience of 4.000, she asked a rising vote of all those Rs- publicans whe had never voted for the Democratic party. out who were going to vote for Bryan. Over 400 voters stood, while the house rang with cheer after cheer. In all her meetings she took the same vote. The emallest number in any audience 80 voting was 31. She finds the tar- mere largely for free silver, and members of organized labor are in- dignant at the insulting methode used by republicans to deceive them. Mrs. Gougar will speak in Indiana during the next two weeke.—Clinton Democrat. A Gitt to Tex Payers, Every commonwealth should have @ capital where the inbabitants take some little pride in ite surroundings. Jefferson City bas been the capital of Missouri near seventy years, and the growth of the place has been very tardy, and enterprise, all these years,a atranger to the place. Towrg have sprung up in close preximity that are less than half the age and are models of enterprise and thirft, notably Sedalia Now, Sedalia propose, with the consent of the votere at the November election. to move the cap- ital to that town and erect the build- ings without a dollars expenses to the taxpayere, and a bond has been filed with the governor to carry out the stipulations, aud we have no doubt that the agreement will be religiously lived up to. Sedalia is striding to the front and should be encouraged, fer all the state is proud ef Sedalia, the great central city of the} state —Lamar | triotism. Democrat It is suid there are 60,000 republi- ean voters in Chicago who are mem- bers of the Bryan Free Silver Clubs. The democrats expect to make a gain of 90,000 in Cook county alone. And yet foolish enough to believe Illivois will go for McKinley.—Clinton Demo some men are Reflections of (Eo chelor New York Press. If it weren’. for pug dogs girls would get kisse] more. Babies are always cutting teeth, or else it’s colic ur something. People who kuow most about love are the ones who have never had it Dou't think a woman has to bave a nice foot because she wears a pret ty shoe. The hardest headed old woman- hater has a sneaking liking to have a woman fuss over bim. It's a pity a woman can’t ever be satisfied with marrying bers-If with out doing everythiag clse she can to get some other poor girl in trouble. A Family Re-Unien. The children, grand-children and great grand-children of Addison Price decased, were gathered in a family re-union at the residence of Judge Wm M Dalton, in Butler, Saturday Oct 3d. The family was represented in full except Samuel Price, who is now a resident of Hollywood, Cal. The following families were repre- sented: W M Dalton and family; C W Price and wife, of Jamesport, Mo. Allen Price and family, of Butler; W B Pemberton and family, of Odessa; George Price and family, of Ballard; Mrs V Price, of Odessa; Mrs J Price and daughter, of Montrose; Mrs Sid- ney Graham, of Warrensburg; Mrs R F Correll, of Mapleton, Kan; Mrs B F Grider, Dennison, Tex; Mrs. George Graham, Ennis, Tex; Mrs Perry Sta- ley and family, of Burdette, A B Shelton and family, Foster; Mrs El- bridge Warford and daughter, of Ballard; Mrs R A Chenoweth and son- of Johnstown; Martin 8 Price, Holl wood, Cal; Mrs G M Tye and family, of Belton. The ladiesof the families represented had prepared an excel- lent dinner, of which all partook with zest. Also we had a feast of the mind, the artist DeHart photograghed the “mob” in Judge Dalten’s yard. All will remember with mirth the difficul- ties under which he labored as he arranged the crowd for the negative. We had a pleasant time, and praise the Giver of all mercies that we are still permitted to meet with loved ones on the shores of Time, and pray that we may all meet in bliss on the shores of Eternity. A. B. 8. Jeint Debate At Green Valley, “The lion was scared and put to flight by the bray of ana The Green Valley school house was filled to ite utmost capacity Wednesday evening Oct 7th, with people, who were anxious to listen toa joint dis- cussion on issues which are of vital importance to the day laborer, agri- culturist and the businessman. The people of Green Valley realize that there is a never tiring spirit lurking about the living fountain of human- ity, and speaking ip whispers too full of meaning to tell. Saying never be- fore in the history of our country have the masses been bound into slavery by such gallingirons. Never before has destitution and staryation converted the pardise of so many homes intosuch howling wilderness.” The people are asking whenever be- fore were such unjust laws enacted and placed upon a peeple as now? When ever before has aristocracy ar- rayed itself against the common classes in such a contemptible man- ner? When ever before has mob and riot filled the streets of our cities and devastated the property of our vil- lages. The people of Green Valley have their eyes open. They feel the oppression and see the destitution and they are boldly and manfully asking a redress of all unjust legisia- tion and are demanding the emanci- pation of the common classes. The speakers of the evening were Messrs Winfield Steel and Seth Cope. These men have been close neighbors and good citizens of New Home township and are lo: comrades; yet their ideas are as different as discord and harmony. By agreement Mr Cope led the debate. The discussion of the evening was upon general principles. Mr Cope talked at some length upon the so-called abuse of American pa- He practically omitted the monetary question, thinking that by so doing he would give his opponent a better opportunity to raise the pending shadows by his golden bril- liancy. His talk was practical and received great applause. Mr Steel, in the course of his speech, seemed to lose sight of the all important topic of the evening, the money question, and in so doing he provoked no little disappointment. Men shun that which they hate and cleave to that which pleases them; and so did -Mr Steel when he dodged the financial prob- lem. In so doing he made a public demonstration that even he getslittle satisfaction out of the clanking chains of golden tyranny. The only rough feature of Mr Steel’s speech was his display of the sword and his fling of the bloody shirt, which sent fire into} the hearts and crimson into the faces of his hearers. He was like the lion that was scared at the bray of an ass. The sudden explosion of Mr Cope’s rough hewn eloquence made him long for the comfort of his own fireside and the company of his genial com- panion. After he had finished his speech he made a short apology and took his hasty departure. The re-/ maining part of the evening was filled | with Mr Cope’s home like eloquence on the impertant issues of the day. The crowd fared sumptuously and the speaker was frequently interrupted by loud cheering. : Cuas. SHUL ‘BERGER, Sec, “Trustee's Sale. Whereas JOR Miller and Jennie Miller his fe, by their deed of trust dated September 1su5, and recorded in the recorder’s of- within and for Bates county, Missouri, in book No. 137 page 264 conveyed ‘to the une si; ned trustee the following deseribed real lying being situate in the county and state of Missouri, to-wit All of the five (5) acres more or less beginning at the northeast corner of section twenty-one (21) township forty (40) north of range th (31), west of the 5th _p. m. thence south rods, thence west (27) rods, thence north (2917 rods, th » east (27) rods to place of beginning, which conveyance Was made in trust to seeare the payment of one certain note fully described in said deed of trust: and whereas, default has been made in the payment of said note and the accrued interest th n, how past due and un- paid. Now therefore, at the request of the Jegal holder of said note and pursuant to the conditio! Lof trust, I will procee ibed premises at public to the highest bidder fur cash, at the east front door of the court house, in the city of Botler, county of Bates and state of Missouri on Friday, November 6cb, 1896, between the hours of nine o’¢loc! the noon and five o'clock in the afternoon of that day for the purposes of satisfying said debt, interest and costs. J. 8. FRANCISCO, 45-41 Trustee. fore- Sheriti’s Sale. By virtne and authority ofa special exceution for delinquent taxes issued from the office of the clerk of the circuit Bates county returnable at the i 1865, of said court to me dir Tavor of 8 H Fisher ex-officio. coll Bates county and again in ctor of the revenue of and Louisa Stewart acl Stewart, ¢ the unknown heirs of Mic! ed, Thave levied and seized upon all ri title, interest and claim of defendants, Louisa Stewart and the unknown heirs of Michael Stewart, deceased, in and te the following de- scribed real estate situated in Bates county, Missouri, to-wit: The west hal tion three (3) of range twenty-ni souri, I will’ on Tuesday, December 1, 1896, between the hours of nine 0’c in the fore- noon and five o’cloek in th ernoon of that day, at the east front door of the court house, in the city of Butler, Bates county, Missouri, sell the same or so much thereof as may be re- quired at public yvendue to the highest’ bidder for cash, to satisfy said execution and costs. D. A. COLYER, Sheriff of Bates County, Mo. the southeast quarter of sec- wuship thirty-eight (38) of (2) in Bates county, Mis- 45-40 Order of Publicatior. STATE OF ia Count In the Cireuit Court of Bates county, Missouri, in vacation, September 26th, 196, Frank Allen and Maude A Allen, plaintiffs, vs. Ben- jamin Dye, or the unknown heirs of Benjamin Dye, deceased, Priscilla Dye, or the unknown la Dye, de sed, and Mariah or the unknown heirs of Mariah Dye, sed, defendants. Now at this day come the plaintiffs herein by their attorneys, Graves & Clark, before the undersigned clerk of the circuit court of Bates county, Missouri, in vacation and file their petition and affidavit, alleging among other things, that defendants each and all are not res- idents of the state of Missouri. Whereupon it is ordered by the clerk in vacation that said de- fendants be notified by publication that plainti have commenced a suit against them in this court the general nature of which fully set forth in their petition which said petition as tiled herein isin the the following words and TE OF MISSOURI, unty of Bates. eset In Circuit Court, November term, 1896. Frank ae and Maude A Allen, Plaintiffs. Benjamin Dye, or the unknown heirs of Benjamin Dye, deceased, Pris- cilla Dye or the unknown heirs of Priscilla Dye, deceased, Mariah Dye or the unknown heirs of Mariah Dye . deceased, Defendents. Plaintiffs for their cause of action state that they own and hold title to the following describ- ed real estate in Bates county, Missouri, to-wit: The southeast quarter of the northeast ‘quarter section eight (8) in township thirty-nine (39) range thirty-one (31), and that they hold the possession of the same. That the title te the same has vested in them and those under whom they claim by the tute of limitation under the provisions of si 70 of chapter 103 of the Key. Stats. of (x89). That the equitable title emanated from the government ot the United States more than ten years prior hereto, and more than thirty-one years prior to the bringing of this action. That these plaintiffs and their grantors have had the possession of and paid the taxes on said lands for more than thirty-one years prior to this date. Plaintiffs aver that one Vincent Dye acquired title to said land by conveyance made to him in the year Is60 and has never made conveyance in legal form to any one since said time, and of record appears to have and hold an interest in aid lands. That the said Vincent Dye depart- ed this life in the year Isl, and said lands have been held adversely to him and the defendants herein since said date. That the defendants, Benjamin Dye, Priscilla Dye and Mariah Dye are children of said Vineent Dye and if living would have an interest in the Subject matter of this suit, Thatit they are dead, then their heirs would be likewise interested in the sub- ject matter of this action, in the same way and for the sa That the said defendants are not re: ot this state, and if the said Benjamin, Priscilla and Mariah Dye are dead, their legal heirs are unknown to these plaintiffs and for that reason their names can not. be in- serted herein and their respective interests more definitely set forth. That their said un- known heirs are not residents of this state. That the line of grantors through whom these plai tiffs claim have had the open and notori session of said land for more than thirty-one years as against the said Vincent Dye aforesaid and the defendants herein, and have paid the taxes thereon during said period. Wherefore plaintiffs pray that this court make and enter its decree declaring the title to the land aforesaid to be vested in these plaintiffs by limitations under the provisions of the statute aforesaid, and for all other and further relief. GRAVES & CLARK, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Frank Allen being duly sworn, upon his oath for himself and his co-plaintisf, says that the facts set forth in the foregoing petition are true and correct. That the said defendants, Benja- min Dye, Priscilla Dye and Mariah Dye are not residents of Missouri, and that if they are dead their legal heirs are unknown to plaintiffs, and for that reason their nam d exact interest n not be set out definite . FRANK ALLEN, Subscribed and sworn tu before me. this 26th day of September, 1596 3 Cc. P. CATRON, [sear] * Notary Public, My term expires Jan’y 30, 199 and that Unless the said defendants be and ap- pear at this atthe next term thereof. to begun and holden at the court house in the city of Butler, in said county, on the loth day ot November next, and on or before the 3d day of said term, if the term shall so long continue. then T before the last day of sai + Answer or plead to the petition in the same will be taken as confessed, iment will be rendered accordingly. And be it further ordered that a copy hereof be published according to law, in the BUTLER WEEKLY Times, a weekly newspaper printed and published in Bates ecunty o., for four weeks successively the last insertion to be at least fifteen days before the next term of the circuit court. STEWART ATCHESON, Circuit Clerk A true copy of the record. Witness my hand and the seal of the circuit court of {star} Bates county. this 26th day of Septem- ber, 6. STEWART ATCHESON, « Cirenit Clerk. Notice to Take Depositions to Per- petuate Testimony Application and Petition of Frank Allen and Maud A. Alien, Ex Parte. Thena Cancel : Cass and to Nancy J. Cassell, wife of J ceased, and to all other child heirs of said John Cassell, dee there be. You and « f you are fied that in pursuance a commis: sl by the clerk of the circuit court of Bates county Missouri, which said « on was red upon the order of James H vurt, made upon the pet the undersigned, and which der is as foll as certifi id court PETITION AND ORDER STATE OF MISSOURI, + __ County of Bates, "5 es H Lay, J M aid pe to by lows, of the Cire ri, in vacati Before Hon. Ja surtof Bates County, at Chambers Petition for commission to take depositions to perpetuate testimony. Yo Hon. James H Lay, Judge of the al cireuit of Missouri, and Judge of court of Bates county, Missouri Frank Alien and M 1A Allen, tioners, most re ly represent, tha are the owners 1 in th f the is in Bates punty, Missouri, to-wit: The northeast quar- ter of the northeast quarter of section eight (*) in townehip thirty-nine (39) of range thirty-one G1). That the chain of said land runs your peti- fl by regular conveyances from the United States ree Se ane two (2) and three i ck twelve (12) toone John Cassell. That said. John Cassell, vor of SH Fisher eX~ | in the city of Rich Hill, in Bates county, Mie joined by Nancy J Cassell, his wite, conveyed Beaudet Mokinae amt [PU EWE seer er MaRS, eect tnd achivered | Rewtee, Thave levied and sezed apon at'the | Wednesday November 25, 1896, Abe ML t i . tite, inter nd claim of defendants, |) 0 : me dagger aged Se ee ae ee, i MeKinzie and T Keeney, in | betwee a he ho: test nine o'clock im the fore Fe NG an Mui hes athe cut er eniees || antl fo cg for described real estate situs | We aud five ovetoeks inthe afternoon of that these applicants acquired title to said lands and cece bt paa aha Rat due rier, frac-|in the city of ler, Bates county, Migeomn? are now Ser en ye eee en we Sete: : tow ncn sam or pac aay of may be re- Rasetor sai deuat Catmcll ant Naney i Gas ceil ofr } in Bates Ce Ca bidder executed and delivered the said deed of convey : ari, Ls as Done Gaus ance from said John Cassell and Naney J Cassell Tuursday, November 12. 1896. A5-tt Shavimothatec Goaug his wite, to said Mary Ann Snapp, had a duly ST RINE DTC ES REO : moe executed and acknowledged power of attorney ‘ kin the afternoon Sheriff's Sale. from said John Cassell and wite Naney J. Cas- Satta east Gane door or the Court hi sell to him, the said J) M Rogers, authorizing the city of Butler, Bates county, Missouri By virtue and authority scial execution him to sell said lands above di a and the sam: mach the f as nas ea for delinquent taxes issu n the office of make, execute and deliver said deed of conyey- Dat pabie veadue to ahe hicnect bidaer Pipes : ance for andin behalf of them, the said Jolin ic f GAtaty said execution and Costs : i of aid Cassell and his wife Nancy Ca That D. 4. COLYER, court to me dirceted in favor of S"H. Fisher ex= under and by authority of said power of attor- ney, the said deed was made, executed and de- livered, and the consideration therein express- Loan & Trust Company of Boston, Massachu- ed paid. rat said power of attorney was not seuts, George A Washburne and Robert F Ray- recorded in the office of the recorder of deeds mond, » Ihave levied and seized uponall inand for Bates county, Missouri, and has the right, title, interest and claim of defendants ‘That said instru- these petitioner's That these petition- since been lost or destroyed. in ment is a necessary lin chain of title to said lands ers can prove the execution, delivery and tents of said power of attorney and also the sideration for said de by J M Rogers, who lives near Pleasant Gap -office in Bates Missouri, and by.J © Hale, who lives in Butler, Bates County. Missouri. These petitioners further state that there is no suit now pending wherein the title to said land is in dispute and wherein this said testimony would be material, but that there may be sueh day, at the cast fro or of the & suit in the future and such be very | acres of the northeast quarter of the southeast |i yy nt ot Huters dates CoNntg: Mie material. That the said | ‘lis now | quarter of section nineteen (19) Iving north Of | 61) the same or so much thereof as may be pee dead and left as his hei Marshall | Osage river and the west halt of the northwest | quired at public vendue to the highest bidder Cassell, Oliver C ell, all | quarter of section twenty (0) and west thirty | for cash, to satisfy said execution and coste :! of whom are non-residents of Missouri, which | eight (38) acres of that p»rt of the east half of - D. A. COLYER, facts can be shown by the testimony Of said | the northwe-t quarter of section twenty (20) | Sheriff of Bates County, Mi witnesses aforesaid. lying north of Osage river, all in township eet Z Wherefore these petitioners ask th an order | thirt ight (35) range twenty-nine (29), two be made directing the clerk of the cireuit court of Bates county, Missouri, to issue a commission under the seal of his said court, directed to any judge, justi the peace, notary public, or clerk of any court of record Bates county, Missouri, authorizing said officer or officers or any of them to cause said Witnesses to be sub- peenaed and brought before such officer, and the testimony of said witnesses to be taken, se that {and re- rder of deeds in corded in the office « and for Bates county, Missouri, as is provided for under the provisions of Chapter No. 159 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri (1589) FRANK ALLEN, Maco A. ALLEN, Petitioners STATE OF MISSOURI, ? = County of Baces, 5 88: Affidavit. Frank Allen and Maud A Allen, being daly sworn srding tu law, upen their oath state that they are the petitioners in the foregoing petition. That the facts set forth in their said petition are true and correct Frank ALLEN, Marp A. ALLEN, Subscribed and sworn to before me this the 26th day of September, 1896 Pp. CATRON, otary Public 3 [sean] My term will expire Jan. 30, 189 ORDER FOR COMMISSION TO PERPETU NTE Now, on this Ist day of Frank Allen and Maud A Allen and pr their petition, verified and supported by their oath and affidavit, to the undersigned judge of the cireult court of Bates county, Missouri, in vacation at Chambers in Clinton, Missouri, in which said petition it appears thatitis necessary to perpetuate the testimony of J M Rogers and JC Hale, witnesses who live in Bates county, Missouri, concerning the delivery, execution and contents of a certain power of attorney to TO TAKE DEPOSITIONS TESTIMONY. October, 1896, sell lands and make a deed therefor, made and executed by John Cassell and Nancy J Cassell, his wife toJ M Rogers, ‘las to prove loss of such instrument be it was plac record, as well as other f: set out ts fully in said petition, and by which petition and affida- vVitit further appears that said instrument of writing is and constitutes a link and conyey- ance in the chain of title to the following described lands in Bates county, Misseuri, to- wit: The northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section eight (*) in township thirty- i of range thirty-one (31); which said lands are owned by said petitioners. and which said petition further prays and asks that the Judge of said Bat revit court make an directing the ¢ said court, under lof said court, to issue a commission, ed to any judge st of the peace, notary public, or clerk of a court of record in said Bates county, Missouri, f¢ the taking of the deposition of said witnesses so that their said testimony may be perpetuated under the of the laws of the state of Missouri. ore, the premises being considered, it is ordered that the clerk of said court do issue a commission, directed to any judge, justice of the peace, notary public, or any clerk of any court of record in Bates count Missouri, en powering and autorizing such officer to cause said J M Rogers and JC Hale, both of Bates county, Missouri. tocome before such officer, and their said testimony and depositions to take and record, as provided by Chapter 159 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri (18s) And it further ordered that the said clerk file the peti- n hereto attached in his office and make a proper record entry of such filing, and record and spread upon ¢he records of his office this said order. Given under my hand this the Ist October, 1595. JAMES H. LAY, Judge of Bates county Cirenit Court. ‘TATE OF MISSOURI, 7 County of Bates, a ie I, Stewart Atche: clerk of the ruit court of Bates county, Mi do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true copy of the original petition ef Frank Allen and Maud A Allen praying for the i sion to take the deposi JC Hale, for the pury uance of a commis- nsofS M Rogers and eof perpetuating their testimony, as the same appears on file in my said office ,as well as of the order made by Judge James H Lay, the judge of said court, as such order appears on filé and of record in my said office. I further certify that in pursuance of order Ihave on this the 2nd day of 0 1596, ed a commission for the taking depo: . at such time and pl a petitioners may direct in said Bates county In witness whereof I have hereanto set my hand and affixed the seai of the cireuit court of Bates county, at my vice in Butler, Missouri, this 2nd day of Octo- ber, Lsws. STEWART ATCHESON, Clerk of the Circuit Court of 48-3t Bates County, That we, the said undersigned, Frank Allen and Mand A Allen, will cause to be taken, the depositions of J M Rogers and J C Hale, both of Bates county, Missouri. for the purpose of perp uating their said testimony, as te the facts set out in the said foregoing nd order of Jadge James H Lay. That said depositions will ach the {sear} be taken for the purposes mentioned in the said | foregoing petition and order, at the law office of & Clark, in th £ Butler, in th of Missouri s afternoon of that day and that the taking of said depositions, ff at completed on that day, will be continued from | day to day at the same place and same hours. until completed between the FRANK ALLENS Mavp A, At Gaves & Clark, Attorneys. a | : | Sheriff's Sale. | By virtue and authority of a special for delingtent taxes issued trom ch the clerk of the circuit rt returnable at the November court to me directed in favor ¢ | » collector of the revenue S county “*, of said. orotS Ho Fisher ex. 4 ne of Bates county have levied and terest ther, in and te state ‘situated in Sin block ei offic and against Addie J Berry | Berry, David McKibben, Ri j and W oT Marsh, tr | sei | Lupon all the endants, David Mck rry, Khity- | Co, and WT Marsh, city of Rich Hill, in fag [tow ng described real es Iwil . Thates | oat ait ob block @s 2a | Wednesday November 25, 1896, iy will « | Friday Ncevember between the he t von and tive day, at the and costs, \. COLYER in the city of F : | set Sherif of Bates County ‘ sell the same or ay be ~= —— paired at pabiG ye bidder | Sheriff's Sale. fer cash, to satisfy said execu i . « S By virtue and fa special execution | 5-4 Sheriff of Bates County, N j for delinquent taxes tron the office of rt of Bates county rternn, 1896, of said rs + Fisher ex- revenue of Bates cou ‘ainst John Helm and Rebcoca Kline (an. » T have levied and seized upon all the _ title. interest and claim of defendants, re (assignee), in and “1_real estate situated, wit Sheriff's Sale. e and auth specaal execu from i tes COUNTY, Sherif of B: 45-4t = County, Mo, | officio collector of the revenue of Bates Sane, and against William S Hinman Commonweal Sheriff's Sale. William S Hinman Commonwealth Loan & ‘ Trust Company, George A Washburne, Robert By virtue and aathority of a transcript exe- | F Raymond, “Trs., in and to the following jon issued frem the office of the clerk of the "al estate situated in Bates county. it court of Bates county returnable at the uri to-wit z, Noyember term, 1896, of said court to me di- North three-fouths of block ten (10) in Wal- rected in favor of W E Walton and against | ley’s addition to the city of Butler, in Bates JB Harris, [have levied and gelzed mpon sul county, Missouri, I will on the right, tithe, interest and claim of defend- > 7 ant, J B Warris, in and to the following| Weduesday November 25, 1896, described real estate, to-wit: between the hours of nine noon and five o'clock in the »’clock in the fore- afternoon of that South halt of the northeast quarter of section nineteen (19) and seven and one-half (7 1-2) Sheriff's Sale. By virtue and authority of a special execution for delinquent taxes issued from the office of the clerk of the cireuit court of Bates county returnable at the November term, 1896, of said court to me directed in favor of S H Fisher, ex- officio collector of the revenue of Bates county bandred and thirteen (2i3) acres in all, more or less, allin Bates county Missouri, I will on Tuesiay November 17, 1896, between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- noon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that day, at the east front deor of the court house, in the city of Butler, Bates county, Missouri, County of Bates 85 " J » Wats Je 4 ell the same or so nineli thereof as may be re2 | Wij aeainat qane Watson, John A Wilson, Helle quired at public vendne to the highest bidder | Vized upon all. the. ris interest and for cash, to satisfy said execution and costs. | Cain ofdefendants, dat n, John A Wil : ag , Ds A COLY ah son Belle Wilson and Anna Wilson, in and to 4654 Sheriff of Bates County, Mo. the following described real estate situated in Bates ¢ y, Missouri, to-wit: —- ——-- = | Bota n block thirty-six (36) in the city woe of Rich Hill, in Bates county, Missouri, I willon | Ordcr of Publication ¢ ‘i ; ouday, November 30, 1896, & STATE OF MISSOURI}. between the hours of nine in the fore- = oe noon and five o'clock in tl In the cirenit court of Bates county, Missouri, | day, at the east front door of th urt house, 4 In vacation November, term 1s95,Geo C Miller] in the city of Butler, Bates Missouri, af ames Dunn, Jr., and the un- | sell the same or se much thereof as may be re- James Dunn, Jr, deceased, | quired at public vendue, to. the highest bidder John and the unknown heirs of Jotn | for cash, to satisfy suid execution and costs, Barnes, ased, William H Danicl and the : 5 D. A. COLYER ‘i unknown heirs of William H Daniel, Sheriff of Bates County ed, defendants ; ; Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein by eae one his attorness. Graves & Clark» before the un Sheriff's Sale. dersigned clerk of said court in vacation ant By virtue and authority of ecial exeet files his petition and afidavit, alleging among | gor Inguent taxes issued teu tie eter other things that defendants are non-residents | the clerk of the cireuit. court of Bates county ot ae state of pete and which petition and | returnable at the ovember term, 189 affidavit are as follows? court to me directed in favor of SH STATE OF MISSOL RI,? officio collector of the revenue of Bates county : Bates and against Mary A Williams, J W_ Williams. In Cireuit Court, Louis N Anthony and A 'T Lowry, have levied George € Miller, and seized upon all the right, title, interest and claim of defendants, Mary AW Williams, Louis N 4 and to the following des ated in Ba’ punty, Missouri, to-wit ht (x), nine (9) and cleyen hirteen (13) in the town of Rockville, in Bates county, Missouri, I will on Thursday, November 12, 1896, between the hours of nine o'clock in the fore- deceas- 45-40 aga N November term, 1896, Plaintiff’. vs. James Dunn, Jr., and the unknown heirs of Jaincs Dunn, Jr., deceased, John Barnes and the unknown heirs of Join Barnes, deceased, William H Daniel, and the unknown heirs of William If Daniel, deceased, Defendants. Plaintiff for his cause of action says that he owns in fee simple, and holds title and posses- sion of and to the following described lands in Bates county, Missouri, to-wit noon and tye o’clock in the afternoon of that Lot sev and the east one-half (1-2) | day at the east front door of the court house, of lot eight (s) of the northeast quarter in the city of Butier, Bates county, Missouri, tion two (2) in township thirty-nine (38) of range | sell the same or so much thereof as may be re- thirty-one (31). That the sam has vested in him and those unner whom be claims by the statute quired at public vendue to the highest’ bidder tor cash, to satisfy said exeeution and costs. f limitations under the provisions of D. A. COLYER, section of Chapter 103 Rev Stat of Missouri 45-40 Sheriff of Bates County, Mo. (ss9). That the equitable title emenated from _ the government of the United States more than Sheriff’s Sale. ten years prior hereto, and more than thirty-one years prior to the bringing of this action. hat By virtue and authority of a special execution this plaintiff and his immediate grantors have | for delinquent taxes issued from the office of the had the possession of and paid the taxes on said | clerk of circuit court of Bates county returnable lands for more than thirty-one years prior to| at the November term, 1806, of said court to me this date. di in favor of SH Fisher ex-officio col- Plaintiff further 2vers that more than thirty- or of the revenue of Bates county and one years ago James Dunn, Jr., John Barnes | against Robert S Stevens, I have levied and and William H Daniels appear to have acquired {| seized upon all the right, title, interest and elaim of defendant, Robert S Stevens, in and to some title or interest in sald lands of which they have made no valid conveyance in legal form, | the following described real estate situated in although they have had no possession or control | Bates county, Missouri, t: thereof for more than thirty-one years, and no The southwest quarter of the southwest qua ter of section twenty-three (23) township thirty- one for them have had or claimed any’ right in and to said lands during said period, That their | eight (38) of range twenty-nine (29) in Bates county, Missouri, I will on said interests appear by conveyances from the 3 general government so far as the first two are uf Soneerned aid oy wistue of adeet or coecae Monday November 30, 1896, far as the last mentioned defendant is concerned, | between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- That if the said defendants a ad their said | 20PR and five o’clock in the afternoon of that heirs, which are unknown, would have alike day, at the east front door of the court house, interest in and to said lands, in the same way | i8 the city of Butler, Bates county, Missouri, and for the same reasons as the said defendants, | 5¢!! the same or so much thereof as may be re- Plaintiff further says that said defendants are | Wired at public vendue to the highest bidder not residents of Missouri, and if said defendants | !0F Cash, ta satisfy said execution and costs, are dead, their legal heirs are unknown to this 2 _. ,D. A. COLYER, plaintiff and for that reason their names can not aad Sheriff of Bates County, Mo. inserted herein, and their respective inter- 5 ests mare definitely set out. That said unknown Sherifi’s Sale. heirs are not residents of this state. — By vy Wherefore plaintiff prays that thiscourt make and authority of a special execution and enter its judgme: decree declaring the | for delinguent t i from the office of title to the iand af vested in this | the clerk of the circuit court of Bates county re- | plaintiff by limitations under the provisions of | trHable at the November term, 5, of “said j said statute and for all proper relief court to me directed in favor He Pish- GRAVES & CLARK, Attorneys for Plaintiff. «dul orm says that he is agent and attorney for the plaintiff in the .for going petition, and that the facts set forth there in are tr orrect. That the defendants named therein are not residents of and if dead that their legal heirs ar tothe plaintifl or his attorneys reason the names and re not be more fully set out er ex-officio collector of the revenue of Bates county and against John Shrives and Frank H Foster, J have levied and seized npon all the right, title, interest and claim of de- fendants, John Shrives and Frank H Foster, im and to the fallawing described real estate situ- ated in Bates ty Missouri, to-wit: 4) block thirteen 13) in the city of J, in Bates county, Missouri, I will on Touredas. November 12, 1896, between the hours of nine o'clock in the fore- W W Graves b nd f that can w W. GRAVES pete a S. | noon and clock in the afternoun of that | : to before me this 23rd h st front door of the court house, TEWART ATCHESON, ea ee Dee ee : or se much Ubereot as may be rea He vendue ta highest bidder iafy sald execution Comte, D. A. COLYER, Sheriff of Bates County, Mo. Sheriff's Sale. and anth ent taxes i Clerk of the Circuit Coutt | Whereupon it is ordered by the clerk vaca- | tion that said defendants be no b mB that pi id has comm hem in this cou: th ; ture of which is fui | of the plaintiff above | plaintiff ask~ th for cash p red @ suit against bject and general na- set forth in the petition fiven, thatis to say that reart te dee: le in plain- } t forth in said petition, and j that unless the said defendants be and appear jat this Court, at,the next term thereaf, to be j Po it tiff to the lands ri ¥ ofa special exec ued from the office of : artof Bates county re- 4 rterm, 1°95, of said elinfavyor S H Fisher ex- yr of the reven of Bates county Joseph M Price, Silas W Dooley = th A Sabamahorn, Ihave levied and all the right, Utle, interest and ph M Price, Silas W A Schamahorn, in and to i estate situated im to-wit begun and holden at the Court House in ¢ f Butler, in said county, on the loth day of j November next, and on or before the third day fof said term, if the term shall j and if not, then or before the | term, answer or plead to the | cause, the same w judgement will be rer lingi And be it further ordered that a ec » published, accord in the Better claim of n Dooley and E the foello of Butler, Bates county, Missouri, and the seal of the circuit court of sell the same or | 2 weekly newspaper printed oon epty-nine (29) in the city } a Mo., forfour weeks aunty, Misseori, I wiliom | insertion ia be at least fif- Monday, November 23, 1496 | sa © first day of the next term soaps hours of nine o'clock in the fore- i Fe ee ea hoon anc eoclock in the afternoon of that { STEWART ATCHESON,Cirenit Clerk. ¥ east fron t 3 | A trne copy of the reeord.—Witness ‘my band Se ast front door of the court house, [seat] Bates county, this 2d 9 tmuch thereof as may be re- day of Septem- | Gui u 5 ; 2 5 y quired at qubii due to the highest bidder ber IM, Done at affice in Butler.Mo. | for cash, to satisfy said execution and costs STEWART ATCHESON, D. A. COLYER, tt Cirenit Clerk, ts ‘Bate : Sheriff of Bates County