The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 18, 1897, Page 7

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In addition to ali the news and the Cream ot public discussion, Post-Dispate contains the best editori alsin the Daily Post-Dispatch, Short Stories, a helptul Woman’s Department Gossip Ab Men and Women who tain promi Poi 1 id humor, 1 price by mail s0 cer one addres or expr amounts u e cent po: ot larger ¢ at- , or for simall nd two or o ORDER IT AT ONCE. sweeping | All women who have no time and strength to waste, who want snowy clothes : and soft hands should use the famous The best and purest soap. and general house use. Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, St 7a \ 1 | | | | all other and further proper r GRAVE Attorne William M Cassity being da | his oath says that the facts set fore the Weekly | | least fifteen d before the first day of the next term of the circuit court. — A true copy of the record Witn my hand ~, | deceased, were granted to t Cartoons and vs ao Sete tet rn 41m sete Ht CACO j Made for laundry, Sold everywhere. Order of Publication. SLATE OF MISSOURI, ? County of Bates. b) Be it remembered, That heretofore, t a regular term of the circuit cour Bates eounty, Missouri, begun and heid at the court house, inthe city of Butler. on the firet Tuesday after the second Monday in February, i5v7, and afterwards, on the 20th day of February, 1397, the same being the Eleventh Judicial day of said term, other, the following prc to-wit: William M Cassit 88. ‘Thomas B Ash Thomas B Asi Now at this day cor by his attorneys, Graves & petition and affidavit, alleging 4 things that defendants are not res: state of Missouri: Whereupon it by the court that said defendants be notified by publication that plaintiff has commenced 2 suit against them in this court, the object and gencral nature of which is fully set out in the tollowing petition: STATE OF MISSOURI, ? County of Bates, — § In Circuit Court, Jane term, 1807. William M Cassity, Plaintif. 88. va, The Unknown Heirs of John Wine, deceased, Thomas B Ashley, and the Unknown Heira of Thomas B Ashley, deceased, Defendants. Plaintiff for his cause of action states owns and holds the title to the follow- cribed lands in Bates county, Missouri, e south half of the southwest quar- ion fourteen (14) in township thirty- 34) of range thirty-one (3[) and that he is in the possession thereof. That the title to the same is vested in him and those under whom he claims by the statute of limitations under the provisions of Sse. “of Chap. 103 of the Revised Btat. of Missouri (1889), 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 institution of this action. That this plaintiff and his immediate grantors have had the possession of and paid the taxes upon raid Jands for more than thirty one years prior to thisdate. Plaintiff_saysthat John Wine and Thomas B Ashley acquired title to said lands, or apparent title thereto, prior to the year 1852 by entry from the United States, andof record there appears no conveyance from them to said lands from that time to this date, although they have not been in the possession thereof, but in this way have an apparent in- terest in andto said lands. That the said John Wine is dead and his heirs would have the same interest as above described. That his heirs are unknown to this plein and are non-residents of this state, and for that reason their respective names and interests can not be more definitely set forth herein. That the said Thomas B Ashley has an apparent inter- est in said lands by reason of his entry from the general government as aforesaid, and if he is dead, his heirs would have the same ap- parent re That if he is dead the names of his heirs are unknown to this plaintiff, and for that reason their said names and their re- spective interests can not be more definitely set out herein. That both the said heirs of Wine and Ashley are not residents of this state, and the said Ashleyi s not a resident of this state if he is yet living, but each and all non- residents of Missouri. That this plaintiff! and rantors have i the open, E n of said lands for more than thirty-one years, to wit: since | the year Is32, and have paid the taxes thereon allsaid period. efore this plaintl make and enteri to the! inthis 5 Z provisions of the stat that prays the court to ting the title {absolutely r the| and for} CLARK Piaintid. fo oing petition are of the J as B Ashley are un n for that reason their names and terests can not be more detinitel the petition, That the said v both of said parties are not state of Missouri, and the sai homas B Ash- ley is not a resident of Mi-sourt. WILLIAM M CASSITY, d sworn to before me this lath 1 My term will expire Janvary 20th, i2 AARON HARE, [seat] Notary Public. ‘And that unless the said defendants be and appear at this court at the next term thereof, to be begun and holden at the court house in the city of Butler, in said county, on the 1ith day of June next. and oner before the third day of said term, if the term shall so long cen- tinue—and it not, then on or before the last day of said term—answer or plead to the peti- ticn in said cause, the same will be taken as confessed and judgment will be rendered ac- cordingly. And be it farther ordered that 8 copy hereof be published, according to law, in the BuTLEr WrEK fiuks a weekly rewspaper printed nd publisbed in Bates county, Mo., for four Weeks success! y, the last insertion to be at re: dents of the Subscribed a day of Februa and thesealof the circuit court of {seat} Bates county, this 20th day of Feb- ruary, Iso. 3 STEWART ATCHESON J.W. Tarytor, D.C. Cirenit C | then as young in spirit as at the age | }fought was lost, ‘| had a dream that so impressed itself Died at the Age of 108. Atlanta, Ga, May 11.—Ino the} death of William Kirkpatrick, born in Alexandria, Va., in 1789, but has been a resident of this state since! 1830, Georgia has lost her oldest} citizen. When the war broke out! he had reached his seventy-second | mile post on life’s journey, but was | of 25. With the burden of years) resting upon him he shouldered his musket and went into battle and| and served throughout. When the | cause for which he had so earnestly | Mr. Kir | settled on his farm, and for many years lead a peaceful life. For 20 years he kas been a resident of Fulton county and was loyed and respected. Mr. Kirkpatrich leaves two sons and one daughter,Robert and Thom as Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Tumlim, all good mercantile positions, and many grandchildren. A Love Quarrel. Springfield, Mo, March 10—A dispatch from Ozark says that the people are stirred up over the mur- der of Minnie Cash to such an ex- tent lynching will probably result if the man now suspected is caught. | The girls’s death was undoubtedly the result of a muder,as at first sup- posed, since the wounds she receiyed i; were of a sort to cause instant death }and the shotgun with which the kill- ing was done was found 40 feet }from where the body laid in the house when found. No violence had been attempted, and the popular supposition is that the murder was result of a love quar* re] Dreamed ot Gold. Webster City. Ia, March 10.— | Mies Gertie Tressler of Knoxville upon her mind that she followed the instructions the next day and in the rear of the yard found buried under a tree a tin can containing $600. She confesses to have dreamed of the money before, but her visions were so intangible that she could not locate it. The family are ata loss to know how the money came in the yard and the only explanation the young woman will hazard on the subject is that it was placed there by an uncle, uow dead, who revealed its hiding place to her in the dream. How To Get Office. Washington, D. C, March 10.— The word has gone forth that no man has a show of appointment to a Federal office by President Mc Kinley unless he is indorsed by the Senators and Representatives from his State. It is said that McKinley will give consideration to all appli- cants, but none will be appointed who do not have the indorsements mentioned above. It is stated that 10,000 applications for office have already been filed at the White House. The Minister: My good man, do you believe in a hereafter? Shotwell: | A hereaffer? Sh’id shay I did. Tm) married to anew woman. I b'lieve; veland in | ee CASTORIA | For Infants and Children. 2 every Odd, Lilhis ‘wrapper. | T. W. LECC. 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Jerolaman de | served a prominent place in any list | of the old state's eccentrics. { Twenty years ago, when Farmer | Jerolaman was 58 years old, he was | prominent in the social, political and | religious life of the township. All at | once he became convinced tb&t his| of his church were dishonest. He did not lose any time in announcing his views concerning the integrity of the other members of the board, and promptly resigned and left the church outright About the time he left the church ho and his wife had “some words,” and the old man an nounced that he would never speak to her again on earth. For twenty years after that they continued to live under the same roof. Farmer Jerclaman went about his daily task as usual, year in and year out. His wife, too, relaxed none of ber care in household matters. In every respect barring the single fact that neither ever spoke to the other, the two kept at their daily tasks without a break for twenty years. Last Friday the old man was stricken with pneumonia Then, re- alizing, apparently, that questions of human right or wrong no longer meant anything, he broke through his long silence. After that he and the old woman were inseparable. She never left his bedside till yester- day morniug, when they led her away and told her he was dead. When can you invest money more profitably than by buying a bottte of Prickly Ash Bitters you getfourto one. A kidney medicine, a liver tonic, stomach strenfithener and bowel cleanser. Four medicines for one dollar. Sold by MeClement & Co. Man and Money Gone. Philadelphia, Pa, March 11.— Jobn F. Pierce, chief acountant and cashier of the Read Railroad Co.'s bueiness at the Port of Richmond coal wharves, is missing and $5,000 intrusted to him to pay the em- ployes is not in the compaay’s safe. Pierce was looked upon as an up- right man, and has been in the company’s employ eighteen years. 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