The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 28, 1904, Page 6

5 Order of ‘Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI, Order of Publication. STATE OF MiSSOURI, An Old Missourian. A local historian of Randolph county writes a sketch of Robert Gipson who died in 1885, aged one ss. iss. County of Bates, i A Negro} Assailant Confessed.! To Launch the South Dakota. \ ! of Bates county, Mis-|gn the circuit court of Bates county, Mis- Sedalia, Mo., July a San Francisco, July 22.—Gover- Ist The stat if 1, May e . “4. Th tat f * 5 a x, band to the’ use Satan ak the relation and “co the use Wilson, a Council Bluffs, Ia., negro, | nor Charles N. Herried of South Da- of T. Johnson, ex-officio collector o! of W. T. Johnson, ex-officie collector of i - the revenue of Bates county, in thet the revenue of Bates county, in. the| 78 arrested by the police last night| kota and a party of ten arrived here . + ‘ a Missour: . en—the—ech Q eking nnle | wosterdas to narticina n the cere- J County of Bates, A hundred and twenty years. He Murfield, defendant ton C. Graves, Edward 8. Douglas, nice we : “ repr . @ long line of decendants, being || & Bp Lge my wpterne RO PRE ie os aie ene aaa a es Meir, & 13 year-old white irl. Wil- mony attendant upon the launching seventy-one years old when his last per attorney before the cireult court of} | Civil ction, for Geltnquent ee son admitted that the girl’s identifi-|of the cruiser South Dakota at the child was born. ‘Uncle Robert,” ae Bf] it appearing to the court that summons | her attorney before the cireult court of |C&ton of him was correct. He signed) Union Iron works next Thursday. he was called, wus only five feet four : ord meee eee Se oe ee ron peered - = mate af Pepe 6 a written confession. The negro was | Miss Grace Herreid, daughter of the inches and weighs 115 pounda, but : < sleccue the shen of Bates | hasbeen larucd ny the above gattucd| thon tranaferred from the city jall to| governor, will christen the new war- nty, Missouri, to whom said| C, Graves, Edward 8 Douglas, Tr. | the county jailin order to give him) ship. Immediately after the cere- nevertheless he was a very powerful was ted, has made return} Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance company, | protection if lynching should be at-| mony the party will return home by mustered into the « thereon that the defendant, Flavia A.| directed to the sheriff of Bates county, 4 man. He was mustere< . Murtield, cannot be found, and the court| Missouri, and that said sheriff of Bates | tempted. : ‘the northern route. American army ia the war of 1812, being fur satisfied that proc an- | county, Missouri, to whom said summons not be served on said defendant Flavia] was directed, has made return thereéa a A. Murfield, whereupon tt ts ordered by] that = th defendants, Wellington 5 the court that the ds t be} Graves, Edward S. Douglas, Tr. Phoenix notified by publication Chat plaintiff has| Mutual Life lnsurance company, cannot & comeananeet 3 walt agalaat her in this be Seuee, Sal the court bell he} ® court by petition, the object and general | satisi that process cannot serv: W. b B C ll Its Mother is Well, nature of which Is to enforce the tem of] on said defendants, Wellington C. arrens urg usiness fe) e e thas sites ta Maslak take a th the stale “ pte for the delinquent aves pavere 8, Douglas, Tr, one North Aol H he baby ealthy use durin; ¢ | taxes of the year 191, amounting In the utual ‘e Insurance company, where- ort! olden Street, Opposite Court House. SES comm aggregate to the, sum of $3.42, together | upon it is ordered by the court that the J ‘ period of gestation its mother used the | with interest, costs, commissions and fees, | said defendants be notified by publication but being even then beyond the age When men were compelled to do mili tary duty, he was released. Natur- ally the habits of life of this old citi- zon are interesting. He said his daily bill of fare, as far as he could remen.* ber back, had been mainly cornbread, buttermilk and bacon, He didn’t begin the use of tobacco until he was 58 years old and had been chew- ing regularly. He didn’t smoke. Until reaching the age of 108 Mr. popular and purely vegetable liniment, ¢} that plaintiff has) commenced a suit Turee Complete Courses Pt ry tag oo tes county, Mipspar, ie> Pagers geet! this Faery by igo s ot 5, block 84, of the city of Rock- | the object and general natu! whic! Mother 8s Friend ville, and that unless the said defendant | is to enforce the len of the of Mis- Pout to Big nh Rees chs Sy | Sa‘ amounan te Soyragucs to's] BOOK-Keeping, Shorthand and Typewriting Telegraphy et, ‘ cour oO yegun and olden in the cit SA amounting in eo aggre; oO ' Mother's Friend is a soothing, softening, | Gr'iguder, Bates county, Missouri, on the | sum of $88.70, together with inte! 4 . relaxing peer gg meal invig- first Monday In, October, 1904, and on or | costs, commissions and fees, ypon the, orator and freshener, juts new power | before the third day thereof and plead | following deseri! tracts of situat intothe back and ine ofa coantna taste to said petition accord to taw the same | in Bates county, Missouri, te-wit: 4 acres B. E. PARKER, Manager. A, LEE SMIZER, Assistant Manager. will be taken as confessed and judgment | the northwest quarter of the southwest oe It is applied externally only, there is | rendered ace rding to th yer of said| quarter of section 9, township 42, of » es i Gipson made a “hand” in the field. a4 dosing and swallowing of nasty drugs, | petition and the above dessribed real a fange 81; @ acres the northwest quarter Apv y B ay _ ape, sn —_ An injury caused his retirement then, | no inward treatment at all, tate sold to satisfy the same, of the northeast quarter of seotion 8, DVIBORY BOARD - &. Cheatham, Cashier American Dan A 5 And it is further ordered by the court] township 4, of range 31; 40 acres the Ear! Coffman, Ass’t Cashier American Bank. The state of the mother during gestation | aforenald that a cupy hereof be published | Southwest quarter of the northeast quar- ’ - may influence the disposition and future |in the Butler We T a weekly | ter of section § township eof range 2; of the child; that is one reason why moth- | newspaper printed and published in Fates] 40 acres the northeast quarter of the Went Home With Papa ers should watch their condition and county, Miseourl, for four weeks suce northeast quarter of section 8, township ; ively, the lust insertion to be 42, of 31; 40 os th ‘thwest i Her health, that of the child | thirty’ dens betes tee he ent least | oh Star at the poutheam’ quarter of sees Warrensburg Business College, lives, depend on keeping free | next term of said court. A true copy of| tion 8, township 42, of range $1; # acres Warrensburg, Mo, m pai orry and melancholy, the record, the northeast quarter of the southeast oer apselihlt of seeps lll Witness my hand as clerk afore- | quarter of section 8, township 42, of range and not his age. For information! Address Calvin Morris, of Morgan county, located his runaway 19 year-old son in a wheat field east of Clinton Mon- day. He sent word out by telephone . ~, | (seal) said with the seal of said court] 31; 40 acres the southeast quarter of the mind, Mother's Friend can and will hereunto affixed, noptheast quarter of section 8, township make you so, Bearing down pains, morn- Done at oftice In Butler, on this the 13th | 42, of range 31; 40 acres the southwest ing sickness, sore breast and insomnia are day of July, 194 J. A. PATTERSON, quarter of the northwest quarter of sec- and the young man was gladenough | all relieved ‘by this wonderful remedy, sereentt Chem, | Fie enor cs sha is \ by y: the west part of the southwes to come and go home with him Of druggists at $1.00 per bottle, wep one of publication. the southwest quarter of, peetiqn 10, town. . ” book ** ood’’ ATE OF MISSOURI, 8 , of range 31, and that unless the Young Morris ran away from home sg stoalnepuarnctmbeapigie sige \s8. said defendants be and appear at the next : . Hi fT County of Bates, ! term of this court to be begun and holden . | THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA, GA, : s' several weeks ago. He wrote to his ——t In the eirenit cour ate y, Mis- | in the city of Butler, Bates county, Mis- : fon Order of Publication. sourt, in vé We 2, 1904, sourl, on the first Monday in October, sister that he was so badly injured] gpapy or MISSOURI, } state of Missour! at the reli 19, and on or before the third day there- 8 td h ld be (as, the use of W, T, Johnson, of, and plead to sald petition accord to by an accident that he woulk a County of Bates, § Jector of the revenue of Bates ¢ law me same will be taken a5 confessed | ‘re’ t ¥ n the state o ssour a anc judgment rendered according to the \ crippletor life, The father brought | 1 the Circuit Court of Bates County, Mlasourl, | Wititin D, Gut prayer of said petition and the above EE 3E P @ physician with him, but learned to | Susan K, Wells, Wiley &, Wells, Fannie Dick- Civil action for delinquent taxes, described real estate sold to satisfy the 2 . 5 rop. . erson, Plaintitfe, Now at this day comes the plaintiff by | same, his surprise that the boy was not vs. her attorney before the clerk of the cir- And it is further ordered by the court cuit court of Bates county, in the state | aforesald that a copy hereof be published eet hurt and was able to do work ina y Plaintiffs herein by | of Missouri, in vacation and tiles her pe-| in the Butler Weekly Times, a weekly harvest field their attorney, T 3 art, and file Wasir stating among bebo Toe tas newapaber prince Ae PB aegeonn in Bates ‘ alleging, aruong other things that de- » named defendant, am D,] county, seourt, for four weeks succ FY It is Hkely that the youn an | te i 1, Jeitera, 8 net a resident of the 1, is a non-resident of the state of | sively, the last insertion to be at least Southeast corner square 18 the place 8 likely e J & MAN) state of Missouri: Missouri, Whereupon it is ordered by the | thirty’ days before the firet day of the] B ¢ Whereupon it is ordered by the clerk in vaca-| clerk in vacation, that the defendant be] next term of said court. A true copy of was too proud to go home and wrote tion that Vaid defendant be notified by publica-| notified by publication that plaintiff has] the record, to do your trading. This market is » o his sister knowlng it| tion that plaintiffs have commenced a suit} commenced a suit against him tn this Witness my hand as clerk afore- ° A " . the letter to hi . 8 against him in this court, the object and gener-| court by petition, the object and general | [seal] said with the seal of said court supplied with the best quality of \ would result in his father coming for | ali natare of which is to divest the defendant of] nature of which Is to enforce the lien of hereunto affixed, all right, title and interest and vest said title in} the state of Missouri for the delinquent Done at office in Butler, on this the 1éth him.—Clinton Democrat. piaintiifs of, in and to thejfollowing real estate, | taxes of the year 1%, amounting in the] day of July, 04. J. A. PATTERSON, to-wit: aggregate to the sum of $2.23, together Circuit Clerk, F ‘The southeast quarter of the southeast quar-/ with inierest, costs, commissions and ey ter of section wwelve (12), townehip forty (40), | fees, upon the following described tracts j ’ range thirty-two (82), Bstes county, Missouri. | of land situated in Rates county, Mis- Onder of Publication. Is Dumont Coming Back, Aies to eet aside a certain mortg fo given by souri, to-wit: The southwest quarter of STATE OF MISSOURI, Nathan L. Perry and wife for one thousand | th thwest ter, th 8. ; eke 2 Paris, July 23.—M. Santos-Dumont | (gioio.s0) dollars and recorded in book one at| (1s), township forty-two (12), aga hints i ounty of Bates, and the price is right as we will not has begun negotiations with manu- 63 In the office of the recorder of deeds for | (30); and that unless the said defendant | 1, the circuit court of Bates county, Mis- 8 Ct " . soyri, May Term, . facturers of silk balloon envelopes to Je Metra bean appeal court . court to be en rh holten tn the oy iilount at the Fealfon ado the ube be undersold by Sa eNSs Only repair his damaged dirigible balloon, | court house in theolty of futier in said county | first Sionday in. Setaber, Mie and once Une, Fevers Of hier Seunty, in hs prime butchers stuff is kept on sale Ho says his return to the United| berore thettded day ofeald term, if the term) Perorg the third day thereof, and plead City, Town Co. defendant. d ise States or his abandonment of the] {tall se long continue, and if not, then on or game. wil ES PS eae EE Le Now at this day comer ne ‘plain by and you are invited to call. St. Louis contest depends upon the plead fo the petition in sald aetna en prayer | of said peltion, end Ps Paws ouatt ikea ot Mis ot ant Prime lard, 3 pounds for 25 cents. ability of the manufacturers to sup-| be Tenvered accordingly. \t appearing to the court that summons ih same. - . ed i And be itfarther 0 And it ts further ordered by the clerk | Muse against the detract Senet ee Also handle-camned goods. i be publish ply an envelope. epeedily. His re-) trans ne per printed | RfOresald that a copy hereot be published | Town Co. directed to the sheriff of Bates , ported intention to not compete at | an published in Bi for four) newspaper printed and published in Bates | (oUnty, Bere ae that sald sheriff of ; % 9 succesaively, 8 county, Missouri, for four weeks succes- ‘situate om sa St. Louis is therefore premature, al sively, the last insertion to be at least thereon that tee dsendene bone Ge e e ] : . t. though {t is generally believed that|° it fifteen days before the first day of the! Town Co., cannot be found, and the court A true copy of the record next term of sald court. A true copy of/ being further satisfied that process can- the manufacturers will be unable to Witness my hand and the seal of the circuit the ae my hand as clerk afore- not be served on said defendant, Schell furnish the material within the time|(Seal-] court of Bates county, this 6th day of} reoayy said with the seal of said court | C!ty Town Co. whereupon it Is ordered required. ‘TA, PATTERSON, Cireult Clerk, ? monet aU EERE ae ants the Sth notified by publication that plaineite hes O0eO00eD0000 SATE y OODEORESOOS By C. M. Barkley, DB, C, 88-4t day of July, 194. J. A. PATTERSON, commenced a suit against it fr this court Order of Publication Circuit Clerk, | PY Petition, the ooject and general nature State of aisaest e a 4 Spice a wip tage? Hen vd the state Buy il , 4 : o souri for the delinquent taxes of Ticket Brokers Are Fined, | “¢vontyor'Bates{ + rae shunt ato the years 188, 18, 1900, 1001, amounting fs) In the Circuit court of Bates county, Missouri, | STATE OF MISSOURI, in the aggregate to the sum of $6.03, to- * in vacation July 7th, 1904, (hi In a proceeding in the United States} plaintim, yo. Janes Willard’ a County of Bates, Gnd feen, upon the’ following. deserites H = rs ow at thi y comee the plai in by | In the circuit court of Bates county, Mis- tracts of land situated in B: Mi > . court yesterday Edward J. Gilder-} nica torney, I. W. Silvers and files his ety uveceree fag as ant bis Missouri, to-wit: 20 acres ‘all or the nok aH ; tion alleging among other things tl -| State o ssouri at the relation and to} cast quarter of the northeast quarter and . sleeve, Clifford J. Gildersloeve and non resident of the] the use of W. T. Johnson, ex-officio col-| the southeast quarter of the northioane 4 4 “ is on 5 lector of the revenue of Rates county, ter oe Louis Tillman were fined $250 col-| stale i tissout iy ordered by the clerk in| State of Missouri, plaintiff, vs. Phillip {ieee th anent aan ram . M. vacation, that said defendant be notified b: Kearns, defendant. . 4 : lestively by Judge A. M. Thayer ona iblication that plaintiff has commenced # sult Civil’ action for delinquent taxes, be pee Re, pear at the next Cut Out The Middle Man, P contempt proceeding brought by the} against him in this court, the object and gen-| | Now at this day comes the plaintiff by Illinois. Central ruilroad company | rayguseotwnichit t'aiveat the defendani| her attorney before the lark of the clt-| tourism’ the fist” Monday ie October, ; : ; nois Central railroad company | of all apparent right, title, or interest In and to] Cult, court of Bates county, in the state | tod, and on or before the third day there: Nine tenths of the people are looking for this for selling nontransferable railroad the following described real estate lying and | Of Missouri, in vacation and files her peti- of, ‘and plead to said petition accord to F 4 ie being situate in Bates county, Mo, to:wit:| tion, stating among other thin law the same will be taken a® confessed i 3s that 4 Micka. ‘Tho Jadg fotimated thot] fy Reade gar oer | aig feta tos ste a] SP etal eto args ee Now we have the largest i if the sale of these tickets ha D i uarter and the southcast qaarter of the south- | Missouri. Whereupon it is ordered by the Gast quarter of section rie, township thirty clerk in vacation, that the defendant be | 8Tibed real estate sold to satisfy the same in ’ n in | nine range thirty-one, and to vest the notified by publication that plaintiff has | °97% made after the previous declato the plaintiff, on che grounds that plaintif and | commenced a suit against him in this| ,An4 it,!s further ordered by the court . PI aforesaid that a copy hereof be published “ the Baltimore and Ohio Southwes: | those under whom he claims have beenin the| court by petition, the object and general 4 — open, exclusive and continuous| nature of whieh ‘is to enforce the ‘lien of tewapasen wales nek. aitehoa iy end “. tern contempt case had been handed | posscasion of land for more than thirty| the state of Missour! for the delinquent County, Missouri, for four. weeks Busnce down the sentence would been much years before the filing of this suit, that during | taxes of the years 1899, 1900, 1901, amount- sively, the last insertion to be at least ther defendant nor those cla:m-| ing in the aggregate to the sum of $9, | thirty days before the first day of the * together interest, commission more severe, The fine was pald dur. 3b dane beige tg eg Delnn deocelbed Rest terms of sald gourt. A true copy of {ing the afternoon. tracts of land situated in Bates county, Witness my hand as clerk, afore. In Southwest Mo, seal of said Missouri, to-wit: 6 acres middie part of | (seal) said with tives arta tcf Dong Gh Sr. on te dan sen and can duplicate any goods in leather line--offered by cat- alogue houges. So come and Limitations on Young Doctors. Every applicant for license to prac- tice medicine in the state of Missouri day of June, 194. J. A. PATTERSON, Circuit Clerk. srare oF issues ; shall present documentary evidence yd hia : of having a university or college de- In the eral gure St , Mie see us and let us show you. i gree oF high school ge in lieu read ae Sane manana < Keep your money at home. + thereof, said applicant must pass a state of Missouri, plaintit Whee We keep every thing that horse owners need. Double \- eatisfactory examination before the red he ‘ ckett, detendan wagon} from $10 to $30. Bingle 91.80 to ji state superintendent of public In- “" Now at this day comes $25, ‘Second harness $8.00 to $15. Saddles of all styles f struction uponall branchesembraced mets Pst Beg eye 4 and prices from the cheapest to the steel fork cow boy f in a four years’ high school course. 0: es 32 the ase oN eae pris seat saddles. Lap robes, horse This is an absolute requirement, | STATE OF MISSOURI, } gq, t, . been a Diyos pak neon at sodconh, bet In the circait court of Bates coun! pod men’s grease, ta, in vacation July 7th, 1904 wagon jen’s canvass trim buggy tops county, new and old ones. Bring in yourold harness and ; trade for new ones, it We have the largest Retail Harn See Te Rome yes pat our Sabpees ane all aaa ZA me ome. We also afullline of BUGGI » Mo., AND SPRING -W AGONS, FS, SURRIES, ROAD meng I Set oeaetttare McFARLAND BROG., Butler, Mo and seized of The Imported German Coach Stallion - u- | No, 2129, Winner of Blue Ribbon at Iowa State Fs diana State Fair and American Royal Horse Show, ra