The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 23, 1909, Page 6

FARMERS BANK OF BATES COUNTY. 8 58,000 00 - 15,080.00 We are protected against robbery by insurance and our large CORLISS SAFE, guaranteed by the manufacturer to be Burglar Proof. DIRECTORS: Clark Wix, Frank Holland, O. A. Heinlein, E. A. Bennett, Homer Duvall, F. N. Drennan, J. J. McKee, J. W. Choate, W. F. Duvall. WE WANT YOUR SUSINBSS. E. A. Bennett, President, W. F. Duvall, Vice-Pres., Homer Duvall, Cashier, H. H. Lisle, Asst. Cashier —f - DUVALL- -PERCIVAL TRUST C0. CASH CAPITAL, $50,000. FARMERS BANK BUILDING, BUTLER, MO. Farm Loans Abstracts We have a complete set of Abstract Books and will fur- nish abstracts to any real estate in Bates county and examine and perfect titles to same. We will loan your idle money for you, securing you Investments reasonable interest on good security. We pay interest on time deposits. We have money to loan on real estate at a low rate of interest with privilege to pay at any time. W. F. DUVALL, President, J. B. DUVALL, Vice-President, Arthur Duvall, Treasurer. W. D. — Title Examiner. C. E. ROBBINS AUCTIONEER SALES MADE ANYWHERE IS STILL making more sales than all the other auctioneers in Bates county combined. Have made sales in seven different counties. President of Missouri and vice-president of the International Auctioneer’s Associations. I am the only auction- eer in the county that has. schooled himself in the auction business. It will make you money to hire me to sell your property. CALL ME AT AMORET, MO. C. E. ROBBINS. C. F. BEARD, Auctioneer. Butler, Missouri. Have thirteen years of successful selling. quaintance with the farmers and stockmen on the value of your property and will get for you the best possible rice. The high dollar and a square deal for both eas r and the er is my record. Having made a majority of the | and best salesgives mea thorough knowledge of conducting sales. It to employ the best—one who has more than a dozen years of solid rience, which is certainly the best schooling, Send or ask for free booklet of complete instructions on arranging and advertising for a public sale. Terms reasonable. See or write me early for choice dates. Address, Butler, Mo. ‘Phone Ss. Have wide ac- thoroughly posted HESS DRUG STORE The Rexall Store tee Chi-Nam-El Store . | Suit against them ta Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI, in there i hy nnd Bates County, Si . vcarealt ee nty, State of ae the February term, 1930. pty ember 3rd, 1909. Virginie Ds tt, AL. Brand, Sarah's. jary Brand, J Fred Brand and wie *Vaosant, Plaintit. ve Charles 8. Brand and Homer P. Brand; The ee | unknown widow, heirs at law or devisees ed | Homer P. Brand, if he be deceased; Phe known ‘widow, heirs at law er deviess of ~~ eade:s Brand, if he be deceased. Defends Now at thle day come ie Es _ their seernere ae me fle naa wane Tred Brand, RE, other nis ifed pw SRA EEE Ht Sar EREESeSErsys aa R = any, in the subject matter of (his suit by ta: fa. heritance or devise through or from the sald Charles 8, Brand, and such interest would amounttoa fee simple title to an undivided one-eighth iniereat in and to the land herein- ogee 1 os pa haries S. Brand ght children of James L. Brand, RY who died intestate, owning said real estate in feo, but the ri seers rights or interests of such unknown defendants so Claiming throngh the sald Charles 8. Brand cannot be more fully set out or described be- cause the Me aie’ of persons, who may be in- Sereated and their respective degrees of rela ne tulad’ Charles 8 Brand, or whether =p intervat by inheritance through, or yh devise or inheritance from the sald Char- jee S. Brand ie to these plaintiff totally un- known. Whereupon, it is ordered by the clerk in vacation that said defendants notified by publication that ntiffs bave commenced a this court, the object and general nature of ‘which is to obtain a jud; #8 fom and decree in arson in oat at = lowing deacribed to- wil northeast one (1-4) ce and ae. AE half of the northwest one (1-4) seetis.< rene, tion sixteen (16) panete, f thirty-eight range thirty-two (82) all in Bates coun! By souri, and ior an order of sale thereof, and tribuiton of she, proceeds of sald sale among the parties Reet and defendant pereln above named. heirs of James L Brand, d And that unless the sald Charles 8, Brand, Homer P Brand; the unknown widow, heirs at law or dev isena of Homer P. Brand, if he de ; the unknown widow, heirs at ae ry devisees of Charles 8. Brand, if he be deceased, be and wee yf at this court, at the next term thereof, in and holden at the ha] House int the hed Butler, Missoari, 4 county, on Srat M: nday of February, 1010, and by or be'ore the frat da; of said term, anawer or plead to the petition in sald 1d canes, the same wm be taken a8 ne . be rendered accordin; And it is farther aa that a copy hereof be published. according ae in Tne Burien WEEXLy Tiuzs, @ n+ wepaper published in ae coun: sof Kates; for four weeks successly: ublished at lesst once a week, the last inser: ion to be at least thirty days before the drst day of sald next obeneet teem of this court, T.D EE Circuit Clerk. A true copy from the record. and judgment will , | (ema) Notice of Election. To the Qualified Voters ofBates County, Mis- j eouri: The following call for s special election fur Congressman has been issued by the Governor | of thé State of Missoort: EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, | City of Jefferson, Missouri The State of Missouri, To the Sheriff of the County of Bates Greet- Whereas, A vacancy existe in the office of Representative of the Sixty first Congress of the United States from the Sixth District of the State of Missouri, caused by the death of Hon. David 4, DeArmond. Now, theréfore, f, Herbert 8. Hadley, Gov- ernor of the Stote of Missouri. do hereby direct and command that you give st least ten days’ noties, secording to law, and cause an election to be held on Tuesdsy the @ret day of Febra- ary, 1910, at the usual places of holding eleo- tone in your County for the election of Repre- sentative in Congress from said Sixth Congres- sional District to Gil the vacancy aforesaid; snd certify to me the execution of this writ, and how you executed the same, to Testimony Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and cause to be affixed the GREAT SBAL of the State of Missou- ri, Done at the City of Jefferson, this first day of December, nineteen hun- dre and nine. By the Governor: HERBERT 8. HADLEY. CORNELIUS ROACH, Secretary of State. PB therefore, notice is hereby given that ‘Tuesday, the Ist day of February, 1910, r | ®@pocial election Will beheld according to law, at the ueaal voting precincts in each township in Bates County, Missouri, for the purpose of A | sce the vacancy mentioned in aid call, at which election all qualified voters will be en- lled to vote, W. J. BULLOCK, Sheriff of Bates Co , Mo. Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI, | 4 County of Bates, In the Cireult Court, October term, 1909, No- ‘vember wth, 1900, re} ents » Piatatif, Helen Thema Sarah L. Miewald, Thomas } jethuram B. Ross, Alles. *Oharies Ross. Walter Ross Plorencs Springer, Sarah E, Roes and Lalla Ro Ross, Noi comes the platouia herein by tale ae at a eet and Tiles ne nai je r things thi fendan' ay Heth rey L Mi wald, Florence Ph at Ora K. Allen, Thomas W, Ross ‘bar! Paes meen On8 en residents of the State rwereapsa it it A cxtared by the ie seit, feat eald defendant ree alt Pariitio the following described real catate Einate in Bates county, Missouri, to. wit: The south west quarter of the mor west een of section six! (i two (2), 25 acres the quarter of section qi tec river, all in townshi| irty: range thirty-one (81) and %4 tel een Tot nine (9) of section thirty-five Hyer gl thirty-nine (89) of ran, rl ad (81) lots five and atx (Sand 6) in biock ninety (90) im Rich Hill and to admeasure the dower and set off the homestead of Sarah KE, Ross out Na Ba above desoribed real estate. and that unless Pek inte be and a) the court house im the city of Butler, Witness my hand and seal of the Cir (seaL) cuit Court of Bates County, Missouri, thie the 80th day of November, 1900, 7-4t'T, D, EMBRER, Cireult Clerk. Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSUURI, Beno of Bates, Cireait Court, to the Feb: term, rag a fo) Gu ows: Fey H nd Giedys, Fern Hollowey Prato MAL loway. Sitact yy L. joway thelr guardian and curator and auvetle B. Holloway, Plaintiffs ve q bogey Now at this day come the plaintiffs herein b; ucirators and file their a, wiler. Ht Hotlew Hollaway, is @ non-realdont of the State of Wh it 1s ordered by th in ues tat Stender Zotbed saen Biles. that plaintide have EE BS Ha sfigte county, on the first Monday of Febrai and of or before’ the f ad ot Fonenaey | \ plead fo the peu ton 5 it fn sald cause, tae ‘Copy ‘hereot be published, according to law, in Tae Burien WEEKLY TruRs, & newspaper published in said county of Bates, for jour wee! successively, Re ublished at least once 8 week, the last inger= Gay of id next February term afte cout jay o! pext Fe m of this TD IDRBE, Clrouit Clerk, A true copy of the lr and seal of the Cir-| (eax) cuit 8 at il be rendered. wind it te farther oi y of 77. De (BAER, Ctreuit Clerk, Order of Publication. STATE OF miasoURt, In the Clrealt Court of Bates Connty, Missou pagecbes teams, 108, tnecussot 8. Coleman a onus tease of te Revenue of Bates sount Harry ae M, i win and 5 defendaste, ls day Dla taxes. of tea county, this Toth pred. that the {a the patentes of the land hereiastre? oa, tormit: The northesst 0 ieee aoe (34) Sowa forty Certified Copy of Order. STATE OF MISSOURI, County of Bates. In the County Court of ssid county on the 8th | | day of December, 1909, the following ones | other proceedings were bad, viz: In the matter of Drainage District Number One, Bates County, Missouri. Now at this day jt being made to appear te the county court of Bates county, Missouri, | that in Section Number Three of the Main Ditch of Drainage District Number One, Bates coun- ty, Missouri, the construction of which was let to Timothy Foohey & Sons and by said Timothy Foohey & Sons sub-let to A. V. Wills & Sons; that the time for the completion of ssid work bas now long since passed and the said A. V Wills & Sons have failed + nd refused to com- plete said work as provided in plans and speci- fications therefor under which the same was let and the said Timothy Foobey & Sons have also failed to carry out and perform the eondi- tlone of their contract made with said Drainage District, acting through A. H. Bell, ite engin- eer, for the construction of said work, and that there remains about forty-three thousand (48,000) yards of excavation in order to com- plete said Section Three according to the plans and specifications eo as to bring the same down to grade Line as established for the execution of asid work; itis by the court ordered that the engineer of said district, A. H. Bell, proceed to re-let the work of excavating that part of the material not removed by the contractor as aforesaid to the lowest bidder at public outcry ‘at the east front door of the Court House in the City of Butler, Bates County, Missouri, on Wednesday, January 12, 1910, and that the clerk of this court proceed at once to give notice of such letting by publication in Tax Butter Weexvy Trxes, a weekly newspaperof general circulation published in the County of Bates and State of Missouri, said publication to be Inserted not leas than in three successive {ssues of eald paper, the last insertion to be not lees than ten days prior to date of letting of the came. It is further ordered that the engineer after letting sald work take from th» successful bidder a bond with sufficient security, payable tothe State of Missouri in the peval sum of ‘twenty thoneand dollars conditioned for the | faithfal performance of the work, let in the manner and within euch time as shall be spec- ante, | !fed in the contract therefor, It is farther ordered that the time within which sald work shall be completed by the con- tractor to whom the same shall be let shall be one year from the date of letting thereof, All bt-i9 and contracts which may be made for the execution of said work shall be subject to the approval or rejection of this court. lainti® has connrnen wala ion ral tale pourt. the objectand general natare of | STATE OF MieOURI, ag November term, v To busin & donteee ot thie mene of] County of Bates, | 1909 1,C.@ Weeke, Clerk of the County Court in ‘nd for said county, hereby certify that the above and foregoing to be # true copy of the Proceedings of the said county court, on the day and year above written, as the same ap- peare on record in my office. In Testimony Whereof, I have here Unto set my hand and affixed the seal (sma) -of said court, at office in Butler, this the 9th day of December, 1909, C. @. WEEKS, Clerk County Court. 8 3st Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI, es, County of Bates, { in the Ciroult Court, Bates County, Missouri, to February term, 1910. In Vacation De- cember 9th, 1909, Order of Publication. William R. Boag, Plaintif, ve By pane Shields and the unknown consort, devisees, donees, slienecs and t= scat com Dale ihe be ¢ Seat ley, Dais: an Stanley, Def Defendsste, if ei Now at this day comes the jainttfherein ion, duly owt to and aed to law, all jefendant, veri! ane ‘loge one-fourth (let) the southwest one forty (Wo) renee of oonee ny wereor ne. beh ae > mr omaiing tn iter Satan eikerae title to sald 10 Collector | vested in the State of | that Good =. November term, 1909. | | FARM FURROWS. | Parmer and Stockman, Many people think that there is a A bunch of young bogs is the best drawing card at the sales this fall. The reason for this is that the price If there is anything that beats 2 mixture of rain and snow for making muddy yards we don’t know what it is. At present when we are in what is usually a reasonably dry yard there is mud to the right of us and mud to the left of us. Butchering on the farm ig fast be- coming a ldst art. It is hard to tell whatis the reason for this, but itis easy to see that the farmer is the loser in dollars and cents. The young man who- works hard all summer asa hired man, then takes his wages and blows them in in a ten days’ blow-out generally lives to real- ize that he has been several kinds of a fool. Even the man who is proud of the fact that he is known as a kicker ob- jects to being called a mule. Perhaps it is the same spirit that makes a girl feel flattered when called a peach, but angry when called a prune. After spending a good deal of time on fads and fancies our country schools are coming back to earth in the shape of spelling contests. Per- haps this movement may bring back the old-fashioned spelling school in- stead of a reform in spelling. Someone claims that Kansas hens are netting $1.87 a month for their owner. If the members of our hen- nery will promise to do as wellas that, we will give them Sunday off every week. Farmers’ institutes are being held in almost every town throughout the country and at most of them the farm- ers can pick up new thoughts and methods, but it is often pretty hard to put experiment. station suggestions into use on an average farm, A very large percentage pie husked from the fields this year too full-of moisture. to fees a well was aed while the corn put into shocks is dry b-yand sound. If this will lead to cut- ting up more corn the wet weather of this fall may prove to be a blessing... Seed corn that has been ‘selected