The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 16, 1905, Page 5

Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic No-Cure-No-Pay. 50 cents. cS Sheriff's Sule in Partition. INSURANCE AGENCY. poet dr O.0U Vita Legler, we- We represent sixteen old re- iu ure Cireuit Court 0: Bates Vo, Missouri. By Versus Blu Butuoris) wi a deoree ana uruer . bait Inmue Uy ovurt, la tue Bove enti- Hew coust anu uf uled Copy Luereul, dated Deceiver i, Oey t Wal Ob eeuruary Jott 18, Ukewes le hoUse vf wine O LuUER LD Lue lurenovun abu BVe © ci k ia ue Bitcravun uf Wuab da), at Loe eass dour ¥I Lie cour, house | tm Awe Ciky Ul BULL, 16 Baros county dell at pUbLe Vudus, by ue uigiies Ube LO Wimkg Woecdi Ud Poul Colaue, Vidi Le Wees bau of lvt ures, uf die wurwest QUaried Ul HeOKUN Ue (WW), aud Olav ius, mVe aud OFA ui lt Borla at vk Sten BVO), BLU ME CHD. Las dee ota Wt | Cas YMALKEL Y. SeECMYL OLA (Oy, ALU & | Miesvuri Facile Bauway Company's sigtt vb | Way eAcepe @ rip Ua deed Wine vu vs bus wast siue ter ul, aloy dike part ul WW. seven (7) us Sue BUPsds as} Yuarser Ub olive. X (uy, UecceU eu os .ullows. DeBloliing om chains evn u vw AWE LOPE COLWEE OL PML LUE BEVEM, Luolue Svulh tou CLAS, LENO Woot well chains, Lacuee Mi & UAEOK Lee WO tie patie OF Weg tna wha vd | SM tanG Berg 1D Wwe p uiciy=, vu } . ry tingly wevild, te Barco Ovum, oe. Ue, ure Haul ao provice ody wetoray v Moiur iu ow Wied — LD dana f DR. H. M. CANNON, i Dentist, BUTLER, - MISSOURI. liable stock companies. Take We write farm your choice. insurance on the cash or in- stallment plan. If not conven- fent to call at office, drop us a postal card. PIERCE & ALLEN, BUTLER, MQ. M. B. MUKAS, Sheri, x Sheriff's Sale, y virtue and auinority of a special ex fesued Irom the vllice ut the eck et wo ur OU COUTE Of bales woul), Alu., relurnavle atthe Pebrtary verm ive, ‘ol said ovurt, aud So me directed ia favor of Lae State of Missouri ex rei G. KE. Juuso, collector vi the reveuus vt Bates county, aud against A. J. Hoover and ft. B. Porver, L have levied Upon sau beized G1 tne rigs, ttle, tnterest aud elaun or eaid A.J, Hoover aud’ I, b. Porwr, of in Bd tO the Lolluwing described read coiace to-wit: ‘The southwest quarter of the south. Pact quarter of the vorthwost quarter of sec~ sated pe oe Tage Wry vue i ud beaby iM toe ward Count: f of Missuuri, and Iwill, on siledhenzachon Saturday, th i dayor February, a. p, 103 Between the huurs 0) ntue o'clock 1h the Lure BOOK Bnd Ave v'oivek in the AlbernuONn OL that Way, ab Lhe cass cours House UuOF In Lue wlty 04 Butler, county of Bates aivreowid sell ine bane Will be in Adrian every Tues- day and Friday prepared to do all kinds of dental work, Infirmary of Osteopathy. \ Two blocks weet of equare on Ohio Street. Chronic Diseases a Spe :ialty. oF eo MUCH Lhereul AY May be Required w hie Venudue bo the biguess Uiduer, 1OF Ce band to satisty said execution and cost Marit Frederick, 0. 0. Mote Sheria oft listee ota Mo, Sophia E, T Hemstreet, D. 0. Shelrif’s Sale. By virtue and authority of a special " Dr. Hematreet at the Infirmary of Dr. Fred-| tion issued trom the office P oath othe erick, on Ohio Street on Monday, Wednesday ! circuit court of Bates aay Mion ne and Saturday of each week, able at the February verm, 15, of said court and to me directeu in favor of the sate ox rel C. kK. duhneon, collector of we revenue of 7 Baves county, and against F. KE, Ali hell Jan hisescarier, 4 have levied ‘apoa sod | Zomce *phone 183 Residence ’phone a Seized all the right, tie, mterest aud claim Of Mhe aid ©. i, uitehell aud. 5, WW Mileocarrer, Dr.W. B. STARKS, VETERINARY SURGEON AND! DENTIST. tor of the nurtueast quarter of secuiun siavecn, Butler, Mo. *2-8t tWonsdip sirty-nine, range thirty-three, all lying anu being io tue said coun! b Missouri, and 1 w.1l, on ‘hoaiatihe: baciaaang the x6th day of February, a p, 1005, tween the hours vt nine o’clock in the forv- uvon aud tye o'clock in the afternoon of that ay, at the east court huuse ver, in the ciy of butler, county uf Bates aforesaid, scil the same. OF vu much thereul as may required, at public Venaue, tO tue nighvet vidder, tur cash an band to satiety eaid erecution and cosis, McMullen’s Feed Yard. = Jorsseececsoorceoversroes o0seenessoo M. B. MORRIS, Mat Sheriff ot Haves Couuty, ‘Mo, nL cents dhovt i dated issouri Pesitic Rallwa [Sine Table A Guaranteed Cure For Piles - Ttchinyg, blind, Bieeding or Protrud- ing Pues. Drugwists reiund money iM PAZO OLN MENTE tats to cure fi aly case, no luabler of how long 0. 92 se catettts a ned standing, in 6 to 14 days. Firet ap- . 24 St. Louls & Joplin (iim! +) plivation gives ease ang rest. 5Uc. Lt 97 Ki City & Foplin mall..12:25 P.M, ' “4 e: 3 ian i City ‘ Joplin expr 10:48 r 3 _ druggist ~— . send Ve in Mo. lls Local Freight... ... 12:15 P.M, | SLUM ps aud IU Wall urward: d post Bs urkan ar tea paia vy Puris Meuicine Uv., St. Luuis, jo, 181 “ Mu; fo. 42 Inter-State, east bound Wo. 131 - a8 Here’sa rare chance! We want a a local, and district agent for one of the . oldest and best life insurance Compa- ( i IF G. BOULWARE, nies in existance, Write to-day aud give 4 faysician and Surgeon. Office | references. C. C. Courtney, State Agent, | North Side Square, Butler, Mo. | massacausetts Building, Kausas City Diseases of women and children i \ a specialty. me = . ou _————————— ' Z SPECIAL CLUBBING OFFER. } DR- J. M. CHRISTY, ‘The Twice-a Week Republic of sv. 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Farm Progress, issued on the first Thursday im every month, con- twins sixteen or more full, -tun- trance, same thatiead to Hagedorn’s judio.north side sanare Butler, Mo. B, F. JETER, Attorney at Law and Justice, Office over H. H, Nichols, it side square, ‘exer PILE ‘ ~_ OINTMENT CURES NOTHING BUT PLES A SURE and CERTAIN CURE dard size Lewspaper pages, filed with up-todate farm literavure, and special departwents fur the home, tushions, boys and girls, fiction, etc., known for 15 years as the etc. Itis published by Lhe Republic . 2 |e guarantee of its excellence and BEST REMEDY for PILES. teh Dharatier, SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. rs t will pay you to take advantage of this special offer now. Use this. ORDER BLANK, The Republic, St. Louis, Mo. EN 1S : Inclosed find $1, forwhichsend : @ |: The Twice a-Week Republic and : Farm Progress one‘year to TRADE Marne é Desicns $ NOUDIG csccsscvcscssscsecscsseesssvesesvenseceree f nyone Boy all i tions, Patents ta, : sent free. ie No. Fimerica State. NOTE—If you want only The q Twice-a-Week Republic the price is 95ca year. The price of Farm Pro- gress alone is 10c a year. Has Stood The Test 25 Years) ex-mayor put to peatu. |DEATH PLAYS id. Samuel McCue Pays the Pen- alty for Wife Murder. Charlottesville, Va, Feb. 14 —J. Samuel McCue, ex mayor of thie city was hanged in the couuty jail bere to-day forthe murder of his wife. McCue was prousouuced dead eight minutes after the trap was eprung. MeCue’s three spiritual advisers gave out the following signed statement: ‘J. Samuel McCue stated this morn- ing in our presence and requested us to muke public that he did not’ wish to leave this world with suspicion resting on any buman being other than himself: that he alone was re sponsibie for the deed, impelled to it by un evil power lx youd bis control, and that he recognized his sentence as just.” ‘The crime for which the ex-mayor was tried and convicted occured the night of Seprember 4. Mr. and Mrs, McCue had gone to chureh, returning home about 9 o'clock, Shortly af terward Mrs, MoCuo’s dead body, lad jo a night robe, was found ina bath tub filled With water, Mr. MeCue told those who came in that some one had entered the house upon their return from church, that he had been knocked seuseless and his Wife prob- ably killed, An investigation led to the arrest upon the charge of murder ofa man who only four days before had retired from she highest office fn the city, Mrs. McCue had received the contents of a shotgun in her breast, a sutticient wound to cause inst'.nt death, but in addition she had been struck a heavy blow upon the head. Throughout his trouble McCue had the support of his broth. ers, Women Right to Vote. Topeka, Kan, Feb, 14.—After a fight lasting four houre today the house paseed and sent to the senate an administration bill giving women the right to vote for presidential electors. The bill was passed by a very narrow margin, receiving only 65 votes or two more than a major ity, to filty votes against it. There were ten absentees. The equal suf frage bill was recommended by Gov. Hoch in his message to the legisla- ture and had the support of the gov- ernor and his friends today. The house was packed with women inter. ested in seeing the bill become a law. Dr. Glasscock of Kansas City and Speaker pro tem Clark led this fight for the bill. It was opposed by Mr. Hackney and Mr. Beckman of Cow- ley county, It is expected that it will be killed in the senate. Missouri Postoffice Sites. Washington, Feb. 8.—The board consisting of J. B. Love, W.8. Rich ards and J, J. Crowley, which was sent to Missouri to make a report on the public building sites, reeommend- ed by C. J. Blanton in connection with which were charges of irregular ities leading to the indictment of Blanton, has made a report recom mending that the sites selected at Louisiana and Moberly be accepted, but that a new site be selected at Nevads. The residents of that place were dissatisfied with the one select- led by Blanton and they have ar rauged for the purchase of a better site for the same amount of money. In order to permit the change a bill must.be passed by Congress. Indians Brave Blizzard To Collect Allowances. Lawton, Ok., Feb. 6.—Notwith- standing the extreme cold weather the Comanche Indians of this dis- trict are congregating at the Indian trading post for the purpose of receiving their regular semiannual allowance from the government. Several hundred Commanches are paid in this district and the amount distributed is about $2,000,000 a year. The payment {s made under the supervieion of Col! James F. Randlett, the Indian agent at Ana- darko. ae A “Salvation” Girl Guilty. Chicago, Feb. 14.—Inga Hanson, the Salvation Army girl who has been involved in sensational litiga- tion with the Chicago City Railway Company for five years, was found guilty today of perjury. She sued tue company for injuries received by | probably sue him to recover sum for @ {will ae Sener enon sh ercenh ee ther in. & street railway accident tse she alleged, deprived her of speech, sight, hearing and power of locomotion. She lost the suit event- ‘ually and claimed to have been re. | stored to health by @ miracle, |Ohio Lawsuit with Which Several Tragedies Have Been Connected. Twenty-Five Years’ Contest Over Ownership of a Farm Ended— and Law- sed Away. yers Have F A noted suit with which several tragedies have been connected and which bas been dragging through the courts for 25 years has finally come to an end at Cincinnati. The case stands as a novelty in Ohio litigation. Old Ohio names figure in it all through, but death ended the contro- versy for all the original parties to the suit before tie end came in The case was that of Su and her husband Andrew against the heirs of Gen. Duncan MeArihur, one time governor of Ohio and its repre- sentative in (he United States senate, He died ia 1 , or one of the few rich , in the state at that time, his possessions including 100s broad-acred = farms, = scattered through 23 counues. Susie Bibber was a granddaughter of Gen, McArthur, It took years for the settling up of this more than feudal domain, but it was finally parceled out among the chil- dren and grandchildren, with the ex- ception of a large farm in Scioto county, The distribution of this was disputed by Mrs. Van Bibber, She and her hus- band considered they were not receiv- ing their share in the Scioto lands, They brought suit against the other heirs, both for a share in the lands and for $30,000 as compensation for the ex- clusion from the land years, The suit was filed in the United States court in Cincinnati in April, 1879. The Van Bibbers' attorneys were Rufus King and his partners, Mr, Thompson and Lawrence Maxwell, Jr., the latter at the time being the junior member of the firm. Tom Ambrose, who later gave a noted name to local history, was then clerk of the United States courts. The proceedings in the court were fought with vigor and determination by both sides, as the disputed lands com- prised a very valuable part of Scioto county. Reports, references, examina- tions, ete., dragged out through many years, The judge of the court died and two others succeeded him, Rufus King died, and years still later his associate, Mr. Thompson, passed away. Mrs. Van Bibber was shot to death by her husband, belng mistaken by him for a burglar in their residence on Price Hill, Cincinnati, some 15 years ago. He | | Last year Van Bibber himself blew out his brains at Chicago. He had been living there and was believed demented over his misfortunes. INNOVATION FOR CHINATOWN. Heathen Residents of San Francisco Engaged in Orgenizntion of Military Brigade. The Chinese by e is an Innova: tion in military circles of San Fran cisco, and its organization gives the city one of the most unique compa- nies of soldier boys in America, Faney drills and the science of modern war- fare will be tawzht, but the interest- ing part of it all is that the tacties Place will be converted into an armeg ry, with gymnasium, bathing apar ments and rooms for club purposes The place will be handsomely fur- nished. The brigade has just been organized, but so taken are young Chinese with the “military idea that already the membership roll nymbers 100. With a few exceptions the boys are all na- Daily Chinese World, aud Wong Kim have been leading i movement. The members ri 16 to 30 years of age. HIGH SPEED IN FRANCE. Rallroads Pian to Ran Trains from Paris to Marseilles at Rage of Slaty Miles an Hoar, Lyons &, Mediterranean Railroad company has arranged a time table by which certain trains can run from Paris to Ma i ig! hours and to Nice hours more. All that is needed to put th schedule in force is the sanction of the minister of public works. The distance from Paris to Nice is, roughly speaking, 660 miles. To do the journey in 11 hours would mean an average speed of 60 miles an hour without making allowance for stops. On the line from Paris to Orleans 75 miles an hour has already been at- tained, so that high speed is no new thing in. France. three Did a Good Job. A blind man at Homestead, Pa., was struck by a trolley car recently, and when he recovered consciousness he found that the jar he had received had restored his eyesight. The Springfield Republican suggests that the road will surgical operation. No Ca for Alarm. noon and five o’clock in t! fternoon of that An ichthyosaurus has been discovered day, at theeast court house door in the city of , county of Bates af resaid, seil the fm South America, But there is no | cause for alarm, says the Chicago Rec- ord-Herald. It’s as dead as any mack- ; evel ever was, A PAKT during som. | was held for murder, but never tried,|cash im hand to satisty said execution and {t becoming evident that the tragic af-|°%* M. B. MORRIS, fair was due clearly to mistake. 1a-4t Sheriff of Bates County, Mo. in eight | | | AVegetable Preparation forAs- Similating the Food andRegula- | ling the Stomachs and Bowe!s of bi ._._ “somaeens meer |) Promotes Digestion Cheerful- )) ness and Rest.Contains neither | ;|| Optum.Morphine nor Mineral. | NoT NARCOTIC, Beewe of tld Dr SAMUEL PITCHER Prenghin Seed ~ lx Senna + doehelle Salte = i anise Seve + | ti i } Q ‘ nue = H 1 Coriena Seda 6 i Veane Seed 1 ‘ented Nigar iy rywen Planer: Aperfect Remedy for Constipa. |) | lion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea | Worms Convulsions ,Feverish ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. Fac Simile Signature of __NEW YORK. Ato thoarths old 35 Dosts- BS Gini CASTORIA Fer Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought la Use For Over Thirty Years CAS TORIA ‘THE CEWTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY. Sheriff's Sale, By virtue and authority of a special execu- tion issued from the oflice of the clerk of the circuit court of Bacs county, Mo., returnable }at the Feoruary term i, of said court and to medirected in tavor uf the State of Mo,, ex rel C, E, Johnson collector of the reyenue of | Dates county and against August Sicinkraus, } Thay ied upon and seized all the right, title, interest and claim of said Angust steinkraus of, in and to the following deseribed real estate ‘toewit: ‘Dhe aoriheast quarter of the north= West quarter of the northwest quarter of rec- tion twenty-seven, township thirty eight, Tange twenty-nine, in Bates county, Missouri all lying and being ia said county and State of Missouri, and 1 will, ou Saturday, the 25, day of February a, p. 1005, between the hours of Yo’clock in the forenoon and tive o'clock in the afternoon of that day, at the east court house door in the | }eity of Butler, county of Bates aforesaid, sell | the same or 30 much thereot as may be requir- | ed at pablic veudue to the highest bidder for | Sheriff's Sale, By virtue and authority of a Bpecial exeou- tlon iasued trom the uftice of the clerk of the circuit court of Batet county, Mo., returnavie at the February term 105, of said court, aud to me Our ctet in favor ul state of Mo , ex rel C.K, Johnsen, collector of ihe revenue tor Bates county, aud againat Paillip Kearns, Thave levied apo wa ceized wll th tile, Interest and clan 0. said Pull of, in and to the tollowing dee estate, tuewit: ‘The middle part of halt of the norcheast quarter of tb quarter of forty-two ra Missouri, alld the south southwest ownship 5 county, ix dod bey in the said coumy acd plate o SOUT, Bua d wall, on Saturday, the 5, day of Feoraary, a. Dp. 1005, Deiween the hours of nine o'clock tu the fore= noon and tive o'ele Uthe aisernoon of that day atthe cate wise duor in the city of Butler, coua.y of Davee arosceatad, soil tue Fame OF BO MUN Lieto! a8 inay ve Required BL public Vendwc. oo the Mgtest Sluder for edet in hand lo pabibly eaid execution and | of ancient Chinese ting will form] oT", Suerilt ot Haig Coane alos | an important part Un rnturse of military instruction. Shorlis sale | Quarters have boon exenred and th een ' ority of @& special exeeu- olive of the & uth aus County, 0d, OL wait court, to me v state of Missuuri ex ret wor ut the feveaue of against Jaiive L stewart daet Upon atl whe right, ible, ine: ain Ot paid. aioe L S.ew artof, In and te tee tudewing doocrtued eobate, to Wil. Los twenty-two, twe three, twenty-fou. | wo Company’e trast dition to the city of Adrian, as Ly.ng aud be ing in the said cuusi;, abd state os Mussuuri, 1 will, on y vd An aor ). K, Jolnsva, ol Bat Thave le tive sons. Many are students of the | seturday, the 25: day of Febraary, a. p, 1995, | State university. They r ent the | bepween une Ith. Mihe O'HwEK tu tetues | . eit as sofia, | MoUL UL UVE U'Corch 1a the atlernoun of that | hetter class, the merehant 1 profe 1), ab (te ai bhiotine oor erty sional ‘elemont of a n Fd. [of Baser, cou oy Gates & vies bue ward L. Park, managing editor of the | ite oF 1h eeOL Bb ites { AL. ub. Sur i's Sale, By virtue and au.hority of a sp icial etecu Hou ieeued ruin. eout th. clesk of the | eink court of be y. Mstrat, ree | turnabie ot the February tera, 5, of said court, to Inedirce cl in waver of bhe rtace ut) Me,, ex rel C. B Jouneun, evliector 0} tne reve | enue Of Bath CU), 1 Agatnss George LP. | right, tle tubers. Bad Clelm vi bald Gorge 'T. Brown, of,in a d to the toile wing deceribed Teal eptaie, to-wi: North balf ot the novth- arier of che Korte West quaiter ul eee ’ hip forty two, range Aber x iM cael Coun | puusiund Lo | brewsr, Gersua bs Ne Brown, Lave ae\i d upon end seized ali the | 4 Sheriff's Sale. By virtue and authority of aspectal excou- tion lstuedt trom the office Of the clerk of the ciroult court, of Bates county, Mo. ble at the February term, 1005, of and tome directed tn tayor of 8 exrelC E Johnson, collector of tie revenue of Kates county, Mo. and agatnst The Gused jan Trust Company, | have levied upou and seized all the right, be, interest aud cle of ssid (he Guardian Tiust Company, © end he foleowls g described dear CB uAie wit: Lote nineteen ant twenty in block twenty bix in the town of Amorct, all lyiig und being in said county and state of Missvuri, andi’ will, on Sataraay the day of February, a. 0. 105, betwoen the hours of nine o'clock in the fore~ noen and five o'clock in the afternoon of wat day at the east court house door in the city of Batler, county of Bates aforesaid, sell the same oro much thereof as may be required at pubs die vendue tothe highest bidder for cash in hand to satisty sald evecution and Cubes. oa. &. MUORKIS, Sheriff of Bases county, Mo. Maat oherill’s sale, * By virtue and authority of a special execution iesucd trom the vibce Of the Cierk of the cir. cuit cour, of mates county, Mu., revarnable at the February term, 100, of said cour, bo me directed in favor Of Svake vt atiscouri, ex reb C.K Jouusun, coleotor of bie revenue of Bates cvuoty, and against Lhumas b, Poster, C.A, Allen ‘aud the Missourt state bank, L have levied Upon Bud seized wil the right, uule, interest aud clan ol the said Lbotias bs, Pore ter, ©. A. Alien aud Ue Misoouts ovate bank, of in dud to (he tullowing Geoerived real coe tu-Wit: ‘Phe soutuWees quarcer of Wie suuth= east ylatler of Uae wurtuweet quarterul eceLun ten, lowuship Lorcy WoO. range Uni ly one, aul Tyo gti Were gs th 8d Colm au code UL atlas h pat y. lhe Joth day of February, 4p, 1905, bebWeek ie Audie UF WIE U/CLUe8 i the Lure Duow BHU HVE U ChUEh Ab LOG asked Muu Od Lek day, Bb Lie Mob GUULE WUUse Guus te Lie clly of Buller, cuune of ooo Borsa, eel te paite OF ey tu 400i Bo suds Ye FequiTed ab PMOL VEHUUE LY Ke HQ beak Uitiaes ID litud by owllely wall Caeeuued ait ob, ua re Steril of bytes Cuan, Sheritl's Saie, By Vireue aud Usd boetiens bi cre Aly turns peelal execu eich Ob ole Missouri re COU, Bou LU ae SAV UK UE Que vi wu. eA Pol, GB dullanun, COLeEUr UF ud TeVelue vt bales COUMLY Bad Sgolul Moras an aborts Shera Ab Me rghit, Diiaye teva uy Lue incr ek aa Gal us Lae aatd mii aud Brower, Gersun B iVerinea gud MOLTis Deru, of tu acd Wwihe iedluwing aescuvcd Teal esate ty Wil: PUrly teres, vue moriuedal Qaarter uf Une MUPLiWcss qaatber uf oecwul suUrWeD, LyWweomp vurlysbwu, range bWenly= Bene, Hh vation « dud d wilt on Mite) sricouare sue Soll day ol Peuruary a 0 19d, (ie Howie ul dine 0 Cue Ave Cae Lb Orde, ol iu abiuu, SPaleor widsveul,¢ 3s Coumy of Bates, J In jue circuit cuurtos valve couuly, Missourt, An Vacaliun, as ite etate of My othe. ently elation ant to Viton, CA*vll 10 CUlLeCLUr Ui Lhe ty, da Ube atlaie ue Ma UU, , thus H, Vo. tee. Planters, Mus Mis. buy AC NaUgiW, AO >. AC NOUS Hetvose aha duds. C. Williaa, de> be. yu action fur Now 1 rein by day February, a. bd. 105, between the hears of nige o'clock ia the tores Lovn aud five ov clock 10 thie vite Ol that yu aud 1 Gay, At the exst court house door in the city of | Butler, county of Batis aforcssiu, belt the | saime oF so much shereuf ae May be required at | public Vendue to bie biguess bidder for casa in hand to satiofy sald execution and cusis. M. B MORKIs, Met Suerif of Bates couaty, Mo, Sherifl’s sale. By virtue and authority of a epecial execu- tion issued from the office ofthe clerk of the eircuiteourtot Gates county, o., returnable atthe February term, 105 of said court, tome directed in favor oi the Stace vf Mine uri ex relC. &. Johnsen collector of the revenueef Batescounty, and agunstd os. right, A have levied Upon anu ser4eu all & alu, uile, in terest and claim of suid J Wrght, of in and to the folowing deseribed real cotute, | to-wit; Lots two huaired and ecventy-tiree, two hundred und seveaty tuur, wwe huudred and seventy: tive, two hundre di und seventy- six, end two hundr eeventy-eeven, in ube city of Adrian, Mi all lying and betug Iwill on Saturday the 25th day of February, a. p, 1905, between the hours of nine o’clock in the tore- same or 60 Much thereot ae muy be juired at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash in hand to satiety sald execution and costa, M. B, MORRIS. Mat Sheriff of Bates County, Mfo puree vt be suite u WOU. Wik roupul prea by the clerk im vacation, Ut sais Be muuitica by puvucenun U o6s COMMENCed & SUL dgatust Lue in urt by petition and ailidavit the ot gud general hature of WOich 13.0 enturce We deus vl tie State OF Missouri tur Lue delinguent Vaxce of the years ly smouutiog iu the Bgeresale Ww the sumor $11.0 wWeetuer win We Ibterest, CUSLS, CMMicsIONS Bad ives, upua the tuliowing descrived tracts of ,and sivuaced in Bates county, duscour, tuwit: tee nurih bail y lovuve, vluck three, Willies ist adie tion tu the ehyy OL butler, alo, Aud tial uniess Une said defendants, be and Appear al ue HEXt verm of tuts court, Ww ve Bo gUb dod huldew ib bie Cy Uh Busder, bate CU), MiosUTl, Ub tue ist akuuusy ID May, 1d, aud on dr verore ihe jist day the.cot, and plead tw sald petition accuruing to law, (he saime Will be ken as coniesoed, aud JUdgiicul rendered Becurding LO Ube prayer of said pelitiun aod the avove uesered real eptaic ould to sadist) the sume, Aud itis further ordered, that @ copy hereof be publishe x, rding to law, in the BuTLEn WakkLy LIMES, & UcWspaper published in said for four Weeks successively, tonce @ week, the lass inser- lion to be at least thirty days before the iret day of next May term of this court, A true copy from the record, Wit- (LeaL ess my Wand a8 Cleck Biurvsaid with the weal Of said cour) nereunto annex- ed. Done at office in Butier on thie the 10th day of January, Wd J. A. Patransoy, l-dt Cirouit Vierk,