The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 14, 1911, Page 7

Warrensburg Pigeon Lotts| 60 pair Homer or Carrier | pigeons................ $1 per pair | Red Carne: .$4:to $15 per pair Horneaux......$15 to $50 per pair Our stock is direct from the importers and all -guaran- teed in every respect. The above offer on Homers will only be good until we sell one pen of sixty pair. REFERENCE-—Banks: cial, Citizens. # E.R. HOUT, Warensbure:| 3 : ae | Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI, ( 88 ! County of Bates. }In the Cireuit Court, October term, 1911, in vacation August 23, 1911, | Mary L. Sayre and Ear! Sayre, Plaintiffa i e, | ve, Edith Sayre, Defendant, Now at this day come the pla'ntiffs herein, by | their atvornevs, an file their petiti-n, alleg- |ing, among vtner things that defe dant, Kdith | Sayre, lan non-resident of tre State ot Mis- |sourl. Whereupon, it is ordered by the Clerk in Vacation, that sald defendant be notided by | publication that plaintiffs hay commenced | pull againet ber in this Court the object and genere) nature ot which is to cbiain a decree of of Partition and an Order of sale, subject to | two trust deeds fully d scribed in the pettiion | filed herein, of ‘he folluwing des-ribed real ¢8 ate lying &: d situate in Bates County, Mis- souri, to wit: The Kast half of Lots One and Two of the | North wea, Quarter and the Weat halt of Lots | One and ‘I wo of the North bast Quarter, all ia | Section Six, Township 39, of Range 20. And | that the proceeds of raid sale, afer the pay- ,{ ment of allc ets herei: made and exp nded, {| be divided among the parties in interest, pla'n | | tiffa and defendant, according to thelr rer pect- Auto Owners Write and Wire. Jefferson City, Aug. 31.—Hundreds of letters from St. Louis automobile owners have been received by Secre- tary of State Roach the past two days asking for state licenses. Many have telegraphed, thinking that this would be the quickest way, and others merely send in a request and tell the secretary to forward their bill and license to their address. Since Inspector Claude D. Long, of the Secretary of State’s Department, having charge of the automobile li- censes, paid St. Louis an official visit and caused the wholesale arrest of parties who were operating machines without state licenses, there has been a great awakening among the delin- quents of that city. It is useless to telegraph for a li- cense or to apply in any other way than that specified by the new auto- mobile law. Each application must be made on a blank prepared by the secretary of state, a copy of which | will be sent to any applicant. This blank describes the vehicle and no! license will be issued until it is prop- erly made out and filed with the| secretary of state. oO Kansas City is next on the list for a | shaking up and St. Joseph will follow. | The latter town is supposed to be the worst sinner in the lot, judging from the number of licenses issued to its citizens. in d summer, the aatiral tae ts aieco oe health and vitality for the year, Scott's Emulsion im Detee's best and quick. Commer- | MISSOURI PACIFIC IRON MOUNTAIN Missouri Pacific Time Table BUTLER STATION. June 17, 1911 NORTH. No, 206 Kansas City Accommodati. * No, 208 St. Louis & K.C. Mail & E No 210 Southwest Limit Kansuae City Stock. Local Freight...... .. 8 . m, | ive righta and Interests as found and d-termin- coe 10350 i m, | ed by the Court, and that unl’es the naid de- | fendant, Edith Sayre, be and appear at this | Court. at the next term thercof to be begun | and holden at the Court House in the City of a. m | Butler, in said county, onthe first Monday of Pp m. | October, 1911, and on or befure the fret day of p.m p.m. SOUTH. No. 209 Southwest Limited ... No. 207 K. C. & Joplin Mail & No. 205 Nevada Accommodation No. 29] (Local Freight... sald Term, anewer +r plesa to the pe ition in said cause, the same will be taken ae confessed cordingly and judgment will be rendere acop, hereof And it is farther ordered t INTERSTATE. be published, aecordiog to law, in THe, HutLE wa VEEKLY TIMES, & newspaper pubilshed in sa i . WEST. coun'y of Bates, for Tour weeks cuccessively, Racing at the Fair. biiahed at least once a week, the last inscr- : Honea " i The races to be held at our Fair No. Sr Madieon “Accommodation.” 1:i0p. m: | ach gaia’ nese October, 1011, term vf thts : zast. Cait #,Q.axRy, Great Clst. | have had for some time, asthe entries No. 688 Butler Accommodation. ... 12:01 p. m. A trae Hee a oe ead walofthe Cir |are yer tifact d e d > No. 6% Butler Local Freight... SM) pom! | gp atl ol teeeret Bae coun, shie Sard 'y satifactory and speed con tents promise to be interesting. J Clyde McFarland spent several days last week at the Mound City Fair and says that the majority of horses racing there will be at our meeting, besides day on Aunt 1911 Freight trains Nos. 693 and 694 carry passen-| 44-4t O MAXEY Circuit Clerk. gers on Interstate Division. No other freight tralne carry passengers. Guardian’s Notice. Notice ie hereby given that on the 30th day of September, 1911, 1 will apply to the Probate Court of Bates County, Miss.uri, to reeign my All freight for forwarding must be at depot notlater than eleven o’clock a. m. or be held for following day’s forwarding. Freight for Interetate Division must be delivered before five o’clock p. m, No freight billed for this | ¢oardisnebipof the p reon‘and estate of Fiances : t a number of harness and running train in morping. E.G, VANDERVOORT, = | Steph of uneound mind. ‘1 2, ‘Agent, |°uphengon, of uneonnd mind. | swaian, | horses from Other places. COTE SLE Te = = Several stables are now represented by their advance guard at the Fair Grounds. i Office Phone 3, Residence Phone 26% Visit Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver Much has been said and writ- ten about Colorado’s beauty, but no words or pen can ever make you realize fully its mag- nificence. You have to go there—see the grandeur of its mountains—feel the bracing cli- mate—enjoy yourself in pas- times characteristic of this American Switzerland; riding, driving along roads that run over the crest of lofty moun- tains—through forest covered valleys. Besides you have ten- nis, golf, baseball—any of the outdoor sports you’re used to at home. Bathing places, fam- ous for the medicinal quality of their waters—beautiful parks, in the shadow of the Rocky Mountains, where bands play, the latest ‘‘wrinkle’’ in amuse- ment features is found. Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI, } 4, County of Bates. § In the Circuit Court, February term,. 1912, in vacation Augast 25, 1911, S, R, Forbes, Plaintiff vs. David Norrie, if living and if deceased then the unknown consort, heire devisees, a'ien- ees orimmediate meene or remo e voluntary or involuntary grantees of said David Norris, deceased; Green E Story, if living and it de- 1d, shen the unknown consort, heire, 8, donees, alienees, or immediate, Mesne, or remote voluntary, or involun By grantees of said Green E Stor), deceased, Defenden 8 Now at thie day comes the plaintiff herein, by his attorneys, and Hles hie petition under oath. alleging, among other things, that the defendants, Davi sorris and Green E. Storv, if living are each non-real ‘ente of the State of Missouri. Ard further alleging, that he verily bell ves there are persons interested in the sal ject matter of hi- pe ition whose names he can not iueert therein, because they ar+ to him unknown That cai! unknown defendants are the unknown coneort, heirs, devisees, + lienees or immediate, mesne or remote, voluntary or iuvoluntary grantees o' eald de'endant, Da id Norria, !f he ie deceased, and derive their in terestin he subject matter of hia petition by inheritance or d+ vine from the said Davi: No:- tie, deceased, said {avid Norrie having ac- quired title to the North West quarter or the South E st quarter of sec'ion Twenty-four, of Township Forty-Une, Range Thirty-Jhree (which is of the subject matter of plaintif’s petition) by entry from the United states gov- ernment in the year A D., 1856 and never conveyed the sane to any one, so far ae shown by the records of land tiles kept iu and for Bates county, Mirsouri , reason of which said unknowa p reons. the appearant fee eimple title to the land last above described, their veepective inter:sts therein, being un- known to plaintif, And other of the unknown deiendants, to wit: The unknown consort, heire devicees, donees allenees, or immedi ate. mesne or remote, volun ary or involuntary grantees of defendant, Green E. Story, if be is eceased the said Green EK. Story having ac- quired the title to the East half of the ~outh- weat quarter of section Taenty-¥Your, Town- ship Fort\-One, Baars Thirty-Three Bates ____ | County, Mis-ouri (which ie of the sut ject mat- ter of the petition of plaint ™ by entry from the United Stater Governmentin the year A H. E. MULKEY, Registered Veterinary Surgeon BUTLER, MISSOURI Office Brae R. Guyton’s Livery Barn, t 2 DR. J. M. CHRISTY Diseas.s ot Women and Children a Specialty BUTLER. - MISSOURI Office Phone 20 House Phone 10 DR. J. T. HULL Dentist Entrance same that leads to Stew- ard’s Studio. North side square Butler, Missouri DR. H. M. CANNON DENTIST Butler, Missouri East Side of the Square Phone No. 312 T. C. BOULWARE BATES COUNTY SCHOOLS : AND TEACHERS | By Supt. P. M. Allison. The State Superintendent spent one day visiting schools with me this week. We visited twocountry schools and the schools of Adrian. Mrs. Evans was with the Superintendent and had the pleasure of visitinga country school for the first time in life. They have promised to return in the near future and spend a week with me. We visited Passaic first and found the school well organized but there had been no preparation for, school until the teacher reached the | school building. They have an en-/| rollment of 26 and 26 were present. | Miss Laura Bolin is teacher and re- ceives a salary of $52 per month. Mt. Zion had been put in readiness by the good ladies of the district. | The house had been cleaned, the stove blacked and the drinking uten- | free from sils put in readiness. This school has} an enrollment of 12 and 12 were pres- | ent. Four families are represented in the enrollment but after this; week they will have six districts represented in their school. She re-| CRE Sixty strength and aci DP BRIGE'S AM BAKING POWDER Years the Standard for purity, healthfulness. Made from pure, grape cream of tartar, alum and phosphatic ds. ceives a salary of $37.50 per month. | ‘CIRCUIT COURT Patty has an enrollment of 18 and 3 - 18 were present. They have a new! DOCKET MADE UP slate blackboard and have only part! of it up yet. This is one of our best Court Convenes October 2d—Only 124 school yards. Mrs. Anna Osborne is| : Cases Decketet teacher and receiver $35 per month.| H. O. Maxey, clerk of the Circuit Rocky Point has an enrollment of |Court, has completed the docket for 11and 11 were present. One very re- | the October term of the Circuit court, which convenes Monday, October 2d. The docket will be unusually small | this term, there being only 124 cases | none of them are new beginners, |thereon. 10 of the cases on the Three families are represented in the docket are divorce suits; 5 felonious school. Ernest Timmons is teacher | 2SSault; 16 damage; 11 to. quiet title; and receives $40 per month. 6 partition; 9 parole; 1 embezzlement; Weametlihne ant enroliientact 14/3 forgery; 1 false pretense; 1 larceny; 1 maintaining nusiance; 2 hunting and 14 were present. They have put! . : A A in a new slate blackboard since last VALINE oe a aI i year and are well pleased with it. aes Bnd ese vera IRON nana ners Miss Mary Wayland is teacher and receives a salary of $40 per month. This is Miss Wayland’s first term and yet she has her school well organized. Little Deer Creek has an enrollment of 37 and 25 were present. Several in this school are out on account of not having books enough. They have} Mack, Prairie; Jeff Taylor, Shawnee; just put in a new set of maps in case|F. L. Blankinbaker, Lone Oak; P. L. | and are going to make other improve- | Shelton, Walnut; L. C. Culbertson; | ments soon. Miss Minnie Holwell is|Summit; Verne Rains, Hudson. teacher and receives $50 per month.| Highway Engineer ordered to make Dillon has an enrollment of 25 and| estimate for bridge between section | 25 were present. This is one of our 6 of Charlotte and section 31 of Elk- best school buildings and they, too, | hart. have a slate blackboard. Miss Etha} Ordered that road in Pleasant Gap Lincoln is teacher and taught this township petitioned for by W. A school last year. She receives a! Baker be opened as per survey and, salary of $40 per month. |report of viewers. Mingo has an enrollment of 42 and} Resignation of Ed Hedden as mem- 36 were present. This is a good’ ber of Osage township board present- building and the grounds are in fine|ed and accepted and Chas. Stalcup condition. They have a good work- | appointed to fill unexpired time. ing library and keep itup well. Miss} Highway Engineer ordered to con- Jessie Mawson is teacher and re-|demn bridge north of the Grayson | CEWvee A salary of $55 per month.|farm in Bates county and nearly This school has a slate board. lon the line between the Joe Crawford is another good school lCoulter and C. L. May farms building and is well furnished. They lin Cass county. 4 have a slate blackboard, good maps} Highway Engineer instructed to, and a very nice library. They have) contract with Western Bridge Co., an enrollment of 18 and 14 were pres- | for 50 foot steel bridge located near ent. Miss Dora Rush is teacher and | Loeb ranch in Osage township. mecelyes a salary ot $50 per month. _| Western Bridge Co., given contract _ Altona has put in a new floor and) for sub and super structure of bridge is making quite an improvement in| oyer Ruot Branch between sections markable thing about this school is that none of the pupils in attendance ever attended this school before. and County Court. Bonds of township collectors were | approved as follows: J. M. Clark, ; New Home; W. R. Lewis, West, Point; V. M. Walker, Charlotte; G. | F. Keinberger, Pleasant Gap; E. W. | i The is the industrial side of the state, too—enormous steel works—smelters, etc. Visit Colorado this summer. Don’t hesitate for fear it will cost you TOO much, and when you go, travel via MISSOURI PACIFIC “The Highway to the Heights” D , 1854, and never conveyed the same to any one eo tar as shown by the recorue of land titl+s kept in and f r Bates County, Missouri, b: reason of which, ssid unknown persons hol the appearant fee simple title, In and to the land jast above described their resprctive teprest® therein being unknown to thie plain- ~~ | Whereupon It is ordered by the clerk, in va- cation, that the said defendants, both named and unknown and each and all of them be notified ' y publication that plaintiff hae com- menced a suit against them in this Court, the object aud geveral nature of which ig to divest them of all right, title and interest, or appear- ant rigot, title and interest in and to all the realestate herein above and in hie petition de- ecribed, aad by the judgment and decree of asid Court, vest the absolute and fee simple Utle to the whole of said real estate in the plaintiff, at aoking the court to adjudge and declare sal defendants and each and all of them to be barred and estepved from ever setting up or claiming any right, title or interet in or to the sbove described or any part thereof, nleas the sald defendants be and ap- r at this Court, at the nex' term thereof, to begun and holden at the Court Hoase in the Physician & Surgeon Office North Side Square, Butler, Mo. Diseases of women and chil- dren a specialty. ce B, F. JETER, Attorney at Law = Notary Public East Side Square Phone 186 BUTLER, MISSOURI | Monday of February, 1912, and on or before the fret dav of said term, answer or pised to the petition in raid cause, the same will bet ken as coatteed) and judgment will be re:dered oc- iogly. "Andie is farther ordered that a copy hereof be published, according to law, in-Tuz BuTLER WEEKLY Tives, & newspaper published in eai county of Bates, tor four weers successively. yea! at least once a week, the last inser- jon to be af leaet thirty days before the first day of said next Febrasrv term of this court HO, MAXBY, Circuit Clerk. Atrue Sep, of the 5 3 Witness mv hand, and the seal of the [seat] circait coort of Bates County thie 25th day of Augost 1911. H O. MAXEY, Cironit Clerk. A train Ag complete in eve rticular. Ask Mor information regard ing rates—the best time to go— and what it will cost. We are thoroughly posted on these mat- ters a will be glad to advise you. “CLENO” used now will prove that ‘‘A stitch in time saves ten’’ if you will use Cleno with your young fowls. It will surely rid them of mites and lice and cause them to become healthy broilers, layers and eventual- ly money in your pocket. hil sURI 4i-4t Q PACIFIC \ IRON \ MOUNTAIN ~ Sheriff’s Sale. By virtue and authority of a especial execu- tion iesued trom the office of the circuit clerk of the circait court ot Bates county, Missouri, re- turnable at the May term, 1911, of ssid court and to me directed in favor of the Bankers Trast Company and agairet W. K. Royce, 1 have levied upon and seize! all the right, title, it t an: im ofthe ssid W. K. Royce, of, 1a and to the following described real estate to-wit: The west balf of lot ten (10) in block sixty-three (63) in the city of Rich Hill, Mo, and I will, on Saturday, the 7th day of October A. D. 1911 between the hoors of nine o’clock in the fore- noon and five o’clock in ee aera ot ee E. C. Vandervoort, Agt Butler, Mo. Frank P. Prosser, D.P.A Joplin, Mo. What you Buy we Stand by CLAYW’S Prescription Orug Store NORTH SIDE SQUARE. “The right place.” wainst the eald defendants, and | teacher and has taught for the past} new pump and a new covering over} ity of Batier, in said county, on the frstithe well but have but little water. _|13 and 13 were present. the building in other ways. They |99 and 30 Summit township. have an enrollment of 27 and 24 were | Missouri State Bank and Farmers i i | present, Miss Eva Buckles is teacher} Bank notified to give the additional imc a y alls he security of $75,000 each as depositor- x - om | eS Of the additional $171,000 of drain- Coleville has an enrollment of 23 age funds. 5 gee ge bag basal County Treasurer Coleman notified aep COT De Te BOON ty give $24,000 additional bond as . " yA Aira | ao” say they have a slate ' treasurer of the additional drainage hoo funds. Miss Cleo Hartley is Court adjourned Friday afternoon. four years here. She receives a! salary of $50 per month. | Coming Events. Red, White and Blue has put in a; Hume Stock show, Sept. 21. | Hume Poultry show, November | 13-16, They have an enrollment of 14and14/ Bates County Fair, Sept. 19-22. were present. Miss Bertha Sullinsis! pjeasanton Stock Show, Sept. 12-13. teaching her first term. She receives, | Petit Jury. The petit jury for the October term of the circuit court was drawn on Wednesday by the county court, as follows: Mingo—J. B. Page. Grand River--J. E. Owen. Deer Creek--J. W. Hartly. East Boone—M. E. Trowbridge. West Boone—John Weiden. West Point—Ed Miller. Elkhart—R. L. Scott. Mound—V. L. Garrison. Shawnee— William Perry. Spruce—James Speer. Deepwater—C. F. Norton. Summit-—Claude Green. Mt. Pleasant—Jake Wolfe. Charlotte—L..S. Paddock. Homer—W. J. Bard. Walnut—R. Brisco. New Home—R. H. Goodrum. Lone Oak—Dell Requa. Pleasant Gap—Car! Durst. Hudson—John Browning. Rockville—C. M. Rapp. Prairie City--Chas. Burch. Osage—H. C. Richie. Howard-—Joe Sheppard. Real Estate Transfers. J B Jones to C M Pipes 25 a see 21 Rockville $500. H B Chelf to W G Chelf 120 a sec 27 and 34 Mingo $3600. ee L G Slates to E M Capps lots 5, 6, 7, 8, blk 134 Ist ad Rich Hill $400. Robt E Miller to L E Sackett pt lot 1, blk 13, Butler $1500. W R Wilson to Andrew Tickle 7 a, sec 15, Walnut $350. V A Crow to Sam'l Rusow lots 2, 3, 4,5, and 6 blk 144 3 add Rich Hill $200. GM Bennett to NJ Hall 20 a see 18 Prairie $400. Josiah Earnest to N¥J Hall 20a sec 18 Prairie $400. i Mary I Frank to C A Rook pt blk 34 Butler $1500. JF Miller toS C Ramsey lots 7 and 8 blk 82 Foster $300. W A Ephland to J F Miller lots 7 and 8 blk 82 Foster $300. J T Engleman to A H Banksten lot 11, blk 13, 1st ad Rich Hill $30. Joe Bell to Margaret Onez 10 a sec 16 Walnut $250. LR Allen to M V Owen 200 a, sec 21, Grand River $1000. AE Morris to A J Easterly 5 a, sec 29 New Home $150. Fred C Keys to A J Erhart tract, sec 15, Mt. Pleasant $4000. A J Erhart to Fred C Keys 120 a, sec 26, Elkhart $6600. Stradivarius Violin for sale cheap. Excellent sweet tone and in good condition. Could send on trial. Write to Miss Bertha W. Mardis, Route 5, Rosedale, Kansas. 45-tf a | a salary of $35 per month. Victory, in Mound township, is another good building and is furnish- ed with slate blackboard and other things necessary to make the work; better. They have an enrollment of Miss Marie | Lincoln is teacher and is teaching her | first term. She receives a salary of | $35 per month. | Mound Valley is another good build- | ing‘and of course has a slate black- board, too. This building is one of the | best seated buildings in the county, | none excepted, not even the Ben schools. Miss Edith Black is teacher and receives a salary of $40 per month. silent secret | trusts you. | stowed this } dence on Dr. from pain, and Star Church. the Worin’s Disrensary Mepicat Association, Dr. Sunday, Sept.. 17.—Preaching at 3 5 R. V. Pierce, President, Buffalo, N. Y. p. m. by Rev. Rose of Butler. | Dr. Plerce’s Pleasant Pellets induce mild eatural bowel ence a day. Honored by Women When a woman speeks of her uffering she Millions have be- mark of confi- R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y. where there are women who bear witness to the wonder- working, curing-power of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription —which saves the suffering sex successfully grapples with woman’s weak- messes and stubborn ills. IT MAKES WEAK WOTIEN STRONG IT MAKES SICK WOMEN WELL, No woman’s appeal was ever misdirected or her con- fidence misplaced when she wrote for advice, ‘to Every- Bite»