The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 12, 1907, Page 12

PERS RNS ESS SRE LEARN Lon with 197: by Byron Williams, Sally. I sit with Sally by the grate The ftful firclight Alls the room, And, flaring up from ashy Dispels the ever pressing I sit with Sally and, by jir I yearn for her like eve T sit with Sally by the grate And scourge < Alas! Each time [ sturt to speak The firelight tlames with sudden cheer My heart is brave when in the gloon But faints when flrelight foods the room! n’s er And thus we sit, a space between Which I might bridge with ene caress, <wer yes! then again! Once more That taunting firelight: glear And still we sit wl The fragrance of } 1 How earnestly The tick-tock But now tl The coals ar trock— poeding clock! deep= down to sleep! And as we sit beside The shadows er No more the flan My lips fror hers so sweet= And tn the re VW she rests Her head upon my joyous breast! the grate, our feet, rt up to ‘fright Dissatisfaction, This is a queer old world, In the suburb where I live, there is a new family about to move into a home over which they are greatly delighted. They are enamored of the town and the people and are anticipating great pleasure in the new surroundings. Just a few blocks away lives another family in a beautiful house which is for sale, The members of this home, are thoroughly dissatisfied. They don't like the house, the people or the climate. In fact, they are almost pray. ing for a buyer. The situation re- minds me of the soldier in Cuba who so longed for New York that he was balf a mind to try swimming home. A raw recruit, overhearing him, re- marked: “I'm glad you like it. As for me, if I were in New York I would try float- ing here on a Saginaw shingle—for I can’t swim a stroke.” Question of Support. A jewel advertisement ina Mich igan newspaper says: “Not many young ladies are able to support such a fold watch as we are offering.” The | young inen of the town should bé ware! A young woman who cannot suppert a gold watch, in all probabil ity would be a mighty poor provider for a husband Fits. First Editor—“I see a man gave a woman his seat in a street car—and immediately had a fit!” Second Editor—“That must have been in New York city.” First Editor—“Wh. Second Editor—‘“If it had been in Chicago the man, the woman and the passengers would have had the fit!” Etiquette. A Texas girl recently sent this ex- traordinary request to the editor of her church paper: “Do you think it right for a girl to sit on a man’s lap even if she is engaged?” The editor answered her question thus: “If it were our girl and our lap, yes; if it were another fellow’s girl and our lap, yes? but if it were our girl and an- other fellow’s lap, never!” Mixing His Words. The editor of the Farmington (la.) News has joined the temperance bri- gade, and tells why in the following: The News last Friday, innocently ac- | credited the Christian Endeavor with playing cards at the M. H. Morse home, when nothing of the kind was intended. For two and a half days last week we had a new printer, but “booze” got the best of him and now he is gone. The printer mentioned, set the society item in question and caysed the word “candy” , to read “cards” and omitted a half dozen | words at the end of the item. Maybe He Wore Bib-Overalls. " A hobo, detained in Missouri, has | serietisly confused the physiologies by placing the organ of emotion in a somewhat basic or frontal position relative to the anatomy of man. The Springfield Leader says: A Springfield policeman who appreci- ates the pathetic notwithstanding his pro- fessional sternness, tackled a hobo yes- terday and was going to rum him in. The “bo” had shipped on board a couple of big ones and was beginning to think well of himself. He looked reproachfully at | the officer and said: | “My trousers may be ragged, but they | cover a warm heart!” An imminent Danger. ‘ The Kewanee (Ill) Star is moved! to remark that no one knows where! lightning and post-cards will strike next. Says the Star: A few weeks ago, & man over in lowa ‘was lying on his deathbed when he re- following cheerful message “Cheer up old man the worst ” * But this was not all, | HOUSEHOLD HINTS. If stove polish be moistenéd with’ By virtue and authority of specisi execu- | STATE OF MISSOURI, uch , ton on a mechanics lein issued from the office a. |b 1 longer and To remove ine the blackir ter on the sto place them on a wet towel or cloth immediately on taking them from the gad Bay Weeticibech, quertien cad, tygard oven. | 84 ard pete levied a a a alleging poking te au Chopped pecan nuts, almond and Py 0 e - of, z ane hy the following “Ge- | other things dant, Catherine E Hawk pine nuts may be sprinkled over let- | seri real estate, to-wit: is a non-resident of the State of Misseuri: and nd covered with: French dre ra dinner salad. tuce ing It is said that in sprinkling clothes | te the city of Butler, Missouri, and running if a whisk broom is used the clothes south one hundred forty-five (145) feet, thence | eral nature of which is to obtain a ju -adily from ting | term, 1908,0f said court te me directed in favor | _ October 7, 1907. ! | Sheriff's Sale. Order of Publication. {of the clerk of the ciroult court of County of Bate: Ve. County, Missouri, returnable at the February | Im the Cireuit Court to February term, 188 inst FJ | R. J Groves et al, Plaintiffs, vi fel Net Fd Tyuurd | Catherine ¥ Hawk, Defendant, sy L; G Y . | Begin ats point one hundred and forty- | ¢&0 not be served in this state. SS ave (145) feet nth of the northwest corner of} Whereupon, itisordered by the court that a certain tract known as JC Clark’s addition | said defendant be notified by publication plaintiffs have commenced a suit thence east four hundred (400) feet, thence | gsinst her in this court, the object and ony Y 44 The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of west four hundred (408) feet, thence north | 8ainst the defen tant for seventy-nine will be dampened much more even- ‘ey ae te Ps abies with the hand. | : Chat fn ld ofeid wale ‘8 writ af attachment and has been made under his per= If when and flour bags are emp- Pay pe Fe ba Ry Rn gud guratohoeing alk the detendautt fo sonal supervision since its infancy. tied you will put them in the clothes | Missouri. all lying and being tn the sald eounty upeney, notes and oredite In the possession, fe Allow no one to deceive you in this, hamper to be washed and boiled out, | 8nd state of Missouri, and I'will on persons to-wit: P. ep af All Counterfeits, Imitations and “Just-as-good” are but you wiy always have a supply of | Thureday, the 19th day of December, A D 1907, Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of ~ jelly strainers, The salt bag is just | between the hours of nine o’clock in thefore- the : tor the odd glasses of je! Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. Jy | 200m and Ove o’clock in the afternoon of that Y | day, at the east court house door in the city mad during the season, of Butler, county of Bates aforesaid, sell the “ he est tine. you muke dump aauger sesh eet meg tested |W u aye What is CASTORIA lings to add to stewed chicken, 1n- [r'hand to sattety sald execution and coste. pene ine nd jadgm | stead of mixing them with water, use deta Sheriff of Bates Scant the. be pebindied atecdian olin tent Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor ou, Pare some of ag iagsdlee cae oe Sueas Tots. a newspaper published in eald goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. . I¢ eee gua ages a a published at least once & woek, the last inser: contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic Seuted with mood veacita ‘wees deals Order of Publication. dag donluast her ane substance, Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms ing a baked potpie, and the richness Of | gras OF MISSOURI, } ,,_ hee tke Haba hoes ae and allays Feverishness, It cures Diarrhoea and Wind the dough is delicious. TO COOK WESTPHALIA HAM. Dish Requires Care and Attention Turn Out Well, County of Bates. and seal of the Circuit Court of In the Cfreult Court, Febraary term, 1908. / (gear) Bates County this 23rd day of Nov., Oct. 7th, 907. T. D. ENBREE, 1907, J. Burl Holland, Plaintif, va. Leota Ohio Holland, Defendant. to Order of Publication. Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Fiatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the 5a Circuit Cler! Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend, Order of Publication. Now at this day Somos he plaintifherein bY] gpaTE OF MISSOURI, : nian Bain sic cenuine CASTORIA Atways petition and a! 5 ing, among other County of Bates, In cutting a Westphalian ham for | things that defendant, Ohio Holland, is x cooking, one should see that the slices a non-resident of the State of Missourt: a tho Cirenit Court of Bates Ovanty, Missoarl, Bears the Signature of King, . : ey Vhereupon, it is ordered by the court, that in vacation Nov, 22nd, 1907, are thick rather than thin, and that ant be notified by publication that | _ The State of Missour! at the relation and to all, if more than one is to be cooked, | plaint commenced & suit against her in | the use of Yenoy ©. Combs, Collector of the pesto 7 : Xe] this court, the object and general nature of | Revenue of Bates Conte in the State of Mis- are of about the same thickness. Soak | which is to obtain « decree of divorce from the | 80url, plaintiff, ve. J. R, Banett them for an hour in sufficient milk cover them; then wipe them dry @ try them on both sides, using a little | fendant, without the knowledge of the plain: | Court of B pure lard to grease the pan, Wh cooked sufficiently, and this mea that they must not be fried too long, | January, 1907, committed adultery with one the meat shotld be placed upon a hot | Joho Doe, whose real name is unknown to} tion, that the defendant be notified by publica: platter, while a heaping cupful bread crumbs should be poured into | home and went away with one Cruce Mason to} oral nature of whic the hot fat in the frying pan. After] eras husband and wife, and that unless the they have fried for a few seconds, for defendant on the grounds that she has offered Civil action for delinquent taxes, to) the pialntuy such, tndlgaitie to render his} yow at thie di he plainti: b nd | condition in life intolerable in this: That de-| porattorney kafore the Clete eee tiff, knowingly received the attentions of lewd | ;, cates "ak - bia vs 94 et 0 | and immoral men; that she permitted and in- ‘Among other things that the above ng | Vited. men to visit her in the absence of the defendant, J. R. Banett, is a non- laintif, That defendant on the —— day of | resident of the State of Missouri,’ hereupon it Is ordered by the clerk In vaca- The Kind You Have Always Bought | in Use For Over SO Years. N plaintiff; That defendant on Feb. 19, 1007 of | Without any cause or waraing left plaintiq’s | 00 that plalntif{ has commenced a sult agatn : ch is to enforce the lien the state of Washington and there lived togeth- | state of Missourl for the delinquent taxes of th , ear 195 amounting in the aggregate to th Leota Ohlo Hol'and be and appear at thie y of $1 83 together with interest,costs, com- tthe next term thereof, to be began | missions and fees, upon the following describ- ‘THE CENTAUR COMPANY, TY Mm STREET, NEW YORK orTy. {t will not take long for them’to brown | and holden at the court house in the city of | 94 ¢y, f land situated in Bates county, Mi ; y, Mis- slightly, moisten them with about two 7, 188, and. os oF before the frat aay Allthat part of the weet half of the, at | Order of Publicat! tablespoonfuls of vinegar and a tea- Ht er or plead to the petition in | petror Me eric tae ennerarer cation teen: Order of Publication. erareos STOUT cation. cupful of gravy or good beef stock, | Sdeanss, the same will be taken as confessed, | ty~Ave (25), township thirty eight (38), of range ’ Boil the sauce for a few minut longer; then add a tablespvoonful chopped parsley, with enough salt and | county of Bates for four weeks successively, gun and holden in the city of Butler, Bates pepper to season agreeably, and pour the sauce over the slices of ham. You | day of said next February term of this court will be astonished at the result. Chow Chow. One peck of green tomatoes, two quarts of string beans, one quart lima Gat beans, one dozen ears of corn, one oi dozen carrots, one dozen onions, one dozen cucumbers, one head of cab- bage, five green peppers, three cups sugar, One tablespoon salt, half pound ground mustard, one ounce of celery seed, half ounce of tumeric powder. 1%3. In Vacation November 80, 1907, Slice tomatoes, let stand over night, | Barnett F. Childers and Kdith May boil the beans, corn and carrots, chop the cucumbers and peppers, slice the ye onions and cabbage, boil all half an hour in vinegar enough to cover an add a little alum about the size of bean in the vinegar. Ironing Sleeves, and judgment will be rendered accordingly. b STATE OF MISSOURI > ™ es | “And itis further ordered, that a copy ‘iereot Pitot ool Ris tay mE reevene : i : In the Giteutt Court In Vacation November 9, of | be published, according to law, in Tuk BUTLER) ang that unless the said defendant be and County of Bates " | Weukcy Trans, « newspaper published in sald | appear at the next term of this court to be be- 1a the Circult Court October term, 1907. Oct. | Charles Burge, Plaintiff, | vB. |v etonce & week, the last inser- thirty days ‘before the first sourl, on the firet Monday in Febra- Fannie Blair Allison, Plaintiff, 'y don or before the third there- vs. of, and plead to said petition according to law | Mand S. Marley, Pauline May Marley, Flora the same will be taken as confessed and nag KE Headlee, and Cora May Carpenter, Defend- ment rendered according to the prayer of said | ants, the above described real estate ‘he unknown heirs of Claibourne Burnette, Eliza Bacon ifliving. and the unknown heirs of Eilza Bacon, Defendant. Order of Publication. Now at this day comes the plaintiff heret: re Order of Publication, ol Lng es palidos A gd Now at this 7th day of Uct., 1907, comes the | *Midavit, alle, e plainti# is the ow: copy hereof be published in Tux | Plaintiff hereln, by her attorneys, Slivers & Sil- | FT of and In fact hes ~ St ute to, the ~~ OTLER WEEKLY Tins, a weekly newspaper | Vér®, and files'her petition alfeg! pyiee Speibet ren eer ine, conaty @ printed and published in Bates county, Mis- | Other things that defendants, Mand 8. Marley, | ne ae tate of Misso a tne conibenst sourl, for four weeks successively, the last | Pauline Marley and Flora E. Headlee, pe gabe gunner @ tir oe pS -- 4 insertion to be at least thirty days before the | 8re non lents of the State of Missouri: ter aad the won te he ko i aS phy Order of Publication firet day of the next term of sald court. A true |,, Whereupon. it is ordered by the court on the | east quarter and the north half of i: E copy of the record ith day of October, the same being the first | of the orate eet quarter and the east h ctareoy umaotel Witness my hand as clerk aforesaid | day of the regular October, 1017 term, of this | !ot one (1) of the northwest quarter, all in seo- (ss, T. D, EMBREE Cirenit Clerk. A true copy from the record, Witness my hand, and seal of the Cireuit Cs (sat) Bates county, this ber, 107. rt of ‘d of Novem- T. D, EMBREE, Cironit Clerk . | ton six (6) tow: thirty-nine (39) range with the seal of court hereunto | Court, that said defendants be notified by publi thi ‘ai cation that plaintif? has commenced a suit | thirty-one (81). Thathe and those under whom (anat,) Biaed. Dane Ot cues ts Babes OO | eae them In thiscourt, the object and gener- | He claims title to sald real estate ire See si-nature of which is toenforce her vendor 8, Osea, continuon verse pos: Hen against the following real estate in Bates | #¢6sion thereof, claiming title thereto and pay~ county, Mo., to-wit: Lot three and the south | ng all taxes assessed again: LF same half of lot two in Lida Henry’s addition to the | more than thirty years last past and that the city of Butler, Missouri, sald property having | !¢g@l title hereto emanated from the govern- frontage of seventy feet more or less,on High | Ment of the United States more than street in sald clty, and alleging that on Janu- | years prior hereto; and that within the 28th, 190— plaintiff was owner and in po: irty years neither the defendants, nor any of ion of said property; that on said date for | them, have been in the possession of said real Now at this day come the pla‘ntiffs herein, | In the Circuit Court, to February term, 1908, | theconsideration of $9.500she made estate, nor paid any taxes assessed against the alby J. F, Smith, their attorney, and file the'r| In vacation November 11, 197, ty deed thereof to Maud S. Marley same, nor set up any claim thereto, nor to an; / petition, alleging, among other things that de- | Walter Clark Collins, Plaintiff, heirs of her body, if any, and in case e art thereof; that Claibourne poressee 7 foree fendants, James Walnecott and Alice Wain- vi die without issue living, then to her issued Py, the president of the Uni tates scott, are non residents of the State of Mis- | Selma Collins, Defendant, then living and to their heirs and assi August ist, 1849, acquired title to the north- sour’ Order of Publication. only $500 of said consideration w: west quarter of the southeast quarter aforesaid the remainder, $2,000, remains past due County of Bates, In the Cifeult Court, to the February term, he 22nd day of Hovember, isi. Ott T. D, D Circuit Clerk Childers, by their curator, John - Bh C. Hayes, Plaintifte, Ailey Wainscott, Vina Ray, Rebecca Order of Publication. Ray, Lee Wainscott, James Wal STATE OF MISSOURI, {0s nd seott and Alice Wainscott, Defendants, County of Bate: 2 2 t oo amat . Whi on, it is ordered by the Clerk in but that sald Burnette go far as the r of Be sure to have a small ironing | vacation, that said defendants be notified by | Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein, by | (he remelnden, Sito. remaine past due and te ones or the Recorder of Deeds of Bates board or sleeve board to iron sleeves | publication that plaintiffs have commenced a| bis attorneys, | A. B. Ludwick and De-| aid grantees; that plaintiff has a vendor’s lien | County, Missour!, show, never conveyed said on. They come the shape of a large | Stlt against them in this court the object and Witt Yhastain, files his petition | on the property aforesaid for eald unpaid pur- | real estate, noristhere any record evidence ee ' at 7 Snape oF & arse | general nature of which is to have set off and erry oe a ing Coline coat chase money; that Pauline May Marley is ep he or his heirs or assigns have conveyed ironing board, smaller at one end than on seo pice ee ene ice cE eaaaes Tesident of the State of Missouri: Whereupon, | 22/Y child of Maud 8, Marley; 'l je same, at the other. The sleeve can be Itis further alleged on informat'on and ordered by the clerk in vacation Hetdlee, and Cora May Carpenter belief by plaintiff therein that said Claibourne er interest in eighty acres of land, being the | it sisters of Maud S. Marley; and ironed in half the time it takes to do | west half of the northwest ignertet of section that said defendant be notifed by publication | tre court decree that plaintlf have oye aoués | Burnette has long since departed this life! it on the large board and then the: is no crease in the back of the sleev ironed nicely on this sleeve boa without mussing the other parts the waist Chestnut Sauce, Chestnut sauce is an excellent ac.| the court house in the city of Butler, in said ve. ng the parties hereto, Barnett Tucked yokes of thin wafsts may be 28, township 41, ra’ ge 30, in Bates county, Mig- | that plaintiff has commenced a suit against ~ | testate and that the names of bis heirs are un nd 4 partition the remainder y, her in this ert Se object and general nature Mantncnny SHERI. Son that said proetty known, and that the only interest which said of which is to obtain a decree of divorce from be sold and the proceeds ‘applied in payment of | heirs have in the subject matter of this action nd Edith May Childers, plaintiffs, | the defendant herein on the grounds that de-| jai9 unpaid purchase money and for all proper | 4Fi8es trom the fact that the legal title to said Ray, Rebecca Ray, Lee Wainscott, | fendant’s treatment of this plaintiff has bee relief, and that unless the said defentante be | real estate a: pears of record in sald Clai rd | James Wainscott and Alice Wainscott, defend. | such as to render his condition intolerable in | 14 appear at thiscourt, at the next term there- | bourne Barnette, and that sald interest was ¢ | ants, as their interest may appear, and if need | this, that defendant failed, refused and neg fe olde derived by inheritance from him, of of, to be begun and holden at the court house be to sell said land and partition the prooeeds | le ir to attend to her household duties by | in'the city of Butler, in said county on the frat| It 1s farther alleged that except the north less the costs of suit amo: d parties, and ier are his meals and would absent | \\ongay in F ruary 1903, and on or before the | ast quarter of the southeast quarter, afori that unless the said James scstt and Alice | herself from home at unreasonable tim a y id term, aaswer or plead to the | £8ld, the real estate as above described was Wainscott ie and, appeer Re Sotrs, at the PTege tere pices teense) WA Rigi im petition in sald cause, the same will be taken the time of his death in 1856, owned by one e B 7 a eet hiaaeia or ein said | Dames, and continuonsly quarreled at, threat- | 8 confessed, and judgment will be rendered ac- vee Boe td Edged th PB, co re cordingly. companiment to boiled fowl, and | Sounty. on the drat Monday in February, 1908, | Wie) Srucl iniier treatment of etd. plainly; ‘And {ta further ordered, that a copy hereot| am "f, Forest, sty Bi Simpecn, Durecte A forms a pleasant change from parsley, | swer or plesd to the petition in said canse, the | that defendant, without a reasonable cane, be published, according to law, in Tux Bott usually served with it. Boil or ba! a score of chestnuts till tender, th pound the white part in a mortar a paste, with two ounces butter, pinch of sugar and one-half teaspo salt. Mix slowly with it one-half | day of said next February term of this court. | February, 1908 | pint of cream, stir over tue fire till T. D. EMBI it boils. Barley and Tomatoes, time put it into the double boiler wi one quart of boiling water and one teaspoon of salt. Cgok for one hour. | sraTE OF MISSOURI, Then add one-half can of tomatoes and a medium sized pnion cut up fine. Let it cook half aw hour longer. Abo ten minutes befofe serving mix in one tablespoonful of grated cheese and piece of butter the size of a walnut. To Mend a Torn Page. How often a page which has | slight tear in it is left unmended un altogether. The best way to mend | torn, page is to paste over it a piece | Sid percep bdcns cr gy) publication that The printing | In this conrt, | of thin waxed paper. Wash half a cup of barley and soak 6-4 for four hours. At the end of that -_ and on or before the first day of said term, a Se: Pheroby Aun Forest, N oy Booker, Harriet M Forest. and two deceased aame Will be taken as confessed, and judgment | 89d without the kbowledge or consent of plain- | WEEKLY Tiwns, @ newspaper published in caid children the daughters of ke ported ote tiff, left hishonse and deserted this plaintitt | COUNty of Bates for four weeks successively, ‘after. en wt freee pone Tenet 8 copy hereof | for more than one year, to-wit, on the “i day bn a a bergen T last inser- pipiermeesed ite pee Forest and | be published, according to law, in Tuz Burien} Of September 1904. and = that = un-| ano op ot my} bi wd MS ae oe ee Eliza Harris, who afterwards intermari tO | Waaxcy Ties, a newspaper publish. in said | less the sald Selma Collins, be and appear at | {87 Of sald next February term of this court, | ah oe Bacon ‘That plaintiff bas a| county of Bates for four weeks successively, | thiscourt, at the next term thereof, to be be- 1.2 ee quired the titie of all of said hire except th J a oe aa tae nae uy say ft | A true copy trom the record. "Witney | lz Bago, meh has ner doen tion to be at least thirty days before the firs! ’ ” SEAL.) hand, and seal of the Cirenit Court of | of record; that one of the children of and on or before the first day of B yunty, this Ist day of November, | Forest, to-wit, Harriet «M EMPREE, s Lary A ge Circuit Cler erest in real estate to brothers and sisters and said dren of William Forest, and that therelgrne id Eliza Bacon acquired an undividedemé sixty-fourths interest in ald real estat@ed plaintiff on information and belief allegeRS sald Eliza Bacon is dead and the names heirs are wi on REE, said term, answer or plead to the petition in i o rar the ane nn weal as eine Atrne copy from the record, Witness m: , and judgment rendered accordingly, asa » and seal of pg Wore of be paltas aumiee lave toned (omar) cone lads this wn | day of ovem- | Wisxzy Tinks,» newspaper published in sald Order of Publication. Circnit Clerk. | County of Bates for four weeks successively, | STATE OF MISSOURI, published at least once a week, the last inser- tion to be at least thirty days before the first day of said next February term of thi Circuit Clerk. County of Bates, In the Circuit Court, February term, 1908 In ‘Vacation November 27, 190; Florence Roper, Plaintiff aie A true copy from the record. Witness my ee ‘ if KF, ry core (snat) hand, and seal of the Circuit Court of | Louis Roper, Defendant estate. 7 Petes County, this ba da; neee” Order of Pablication. a & a the clerk of bp © . ss : Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein ered it ants be notifi ia Cirenit Clerk. | yy her attorneys, Siivers & Dawson, and files | Publication that plaintiq has commenced her petition and aM@davit, alleging, | among ‘against them in this t and g other things that defendant is not a resident the State of Missouri: Whereupon, it is ordered by the clerk in vacation, that said defendant be ified by publication that plaintiff has comm: jainst him in this court, the object and ge: natare of which is to obtain a decree of vorce on the grounds: that the defendant on numerous occasions call and his conduct towards Cr Order of Publication. County of Bates. ad In Pe Circuit Court, Feb. term, 1908, Oct. 28, 1907. Charity E, Ashby, Mollie P. Ashby W, W. Ashby, Ktta J. Ashby and Martha M. Ashby, Plaintiffs, ys | Tella L. Ashby, Sena E. Ashby, John D. Achby and Silas Ashby Defendants. STATE OF MISSOURI, Order of Publication. County of Bates. Now at thisday come the plaintiffs herein, | Inthe Cireuit Court, To February term, a: by their attorneys, Silvers & Dawson, and 1908. in vacation September 9th, til | their petition and affidavit, i amon, Ihe Durrett, Plaintiffs, ut Order of Publication. a other things that defendant | A the tear gradually grows larger and , Sena E. Ashby, John D. Ashb: and barbarous as to endanger then finally part of the page is gone | Asnby, are not residents of the State of Mis- M sdareoen this ue i; be red and Jor the ferenee vers & Silvers, and files his|ed and refused to 1} his wi! ‘among other de-| and that unless the sala Toul Roper be nced a suit against them Rendante, Ore jutridge, Edna Gutridge and | a at this court, at the next term thereof, are non-residents of the holdem ‘sf the court house 18 a| Wherenpon, itis ordered by the court, that Me ertorneye ne object and general nature of | Emma Seultzbangh to and | can be easily seen through this and pale inn Mike rae “ttte o rorereet orb i Moweday in Feber 3 5 Ng ey | the page is almost as strong as when | estate of the respective parties, plaintiff and | said defendants be * lead to new. defendant, as above named in and to the south peti A Good Wall Covering. Burlap makes a very satisfacto and can easily be freshened with oak. | Home-Made Mucilage. and dissolve in boiling water. wall covering as it lasts a long time coat of paint. Red burlap walls are charming in a library, especially where the woodwork is in Flemish Get an ounce of gum arabic crystals half of the northwest quarter of section seven Hh (7) township thirty-eight (38) of i thirty- ) in save and | two (82) Bates county, Missduri ry | except the ennai fie fo as on, It | should be of the consistency of thin comfessed, cream, thin enough to pour easily. When cold it is ready for use.—Har-