The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 4, 1912, Page 7

Order of Publication. ve. = Wiliam Johnston, Robert N. Patten or Patton and Simon A. Stone, if they be living and i! dead, then the unknown consorte, heirs, devisees, donees, alienees, and immediate, meane and remo rantees of the above named deceased de- The State of Mi defendants, Greeting: Now at this day comes the nisintiff herein by the defendants Money loaned. Overdrafts (only). Bae : Real Estate (including bank building) Furniture and fixtures................. CBRN UKOREIV May silo sisussici 5 ob6aa dc bibieineasenne Capital stock... RES NAR ERE Surplus and undivided profits. DOPOStS iii k ecencccctse eres cies siens cues Missouri Pacific Time Table No, 206 Kansas City Accommodation. 6-20 a. m. Lou - Mail & Ex_12: No 210 Soaskwest Limited. 10:4 BUTLER STATION INTERSTATE. WEST. No. €08 Madison Local Freight.. 6:308 m, No $7 Madleon. Accom ‘ati 1:30 p m, EAST. No. 688 Butler Accommoda*ion. 12:01 p. m, No. 604 Butler Local Freight. 3:80 p. m bt trains Nos. 693 and 694 carry paseen- ward Interstate Divialon. No other trelght oarry passengers. STATE OF MISSOURI, / ,, | or who claim matter o! County of Bates. $ | Manes of ee In the Circuit Court, May term, 1912. | W.B. Tyier, Plaintift | olal Defen @). Oi Order of Pablication. RESOURCES Total Resources........ LIABILITIES | hetra, deviaves do.ees, alienees immeiiate, m No, 200 Southwest Limited .. lopli t for forwarding muet be jan eleven o’clock . day’s forwarding. Fr i fe vision must pe delivered be! E. U. Vanpgnvoort, | Bassett, dec asvd said C. C, Bassett having | been named ar trustee in a deed of trust, dated | November 22nd, 1869, and of record in the office MISSOURI PACIFIC train in morning. MOUNTAIN perty hereinafter dessribed, ere are persons interested in, d in th« sfdject ‘id petition whose names cannot be or title In the | and also that ti erefoe it ie ordered by the clerk in vacation to be intereste: 6 bl ‘id defendante be notifi«d b; laint 1 hae commenced in this court, the object and g na- f which is to try. desermine, adjudge and the title to the following described real jn the coanty of Bae sourt, to-wit: q gouth west quarter of section twenty-five (25) and the west baif of the north west quarter of section thirty-six (36), all in township forty | y-Bine (29), and to vest the full legal and equitable title th«reto in plaintift and to divest the defen‘iants and each of them of all real ur apparent title therein, And that unless the sald defendants and each of them be and appear at thie court at the next term thereo’ to be begnn and holden at the of Butler, in eaid count Missouri on the fourt! Monday in May, 1912, and on or before the first newer *r plead to the pe'l- the same will be taken as confeseed and jadgment will be rendered ac- Y~ is further order-d that acopy hereof | be pnblished, according to law, in THE BUTLER | Werxy Tives, o newspaper published in said | es, for tour weeks ruccessively, tonce a week, the last in t thirty days before the first day of said next May term of this Court. | O. MAXEY, Circuit Clerk, A true copy from the record Witness my hand cult court of Ba: day of March, 19 HO MA rein because unknown to plaintiff and that as far as known to the plaintiff the and interest of sald anknown persons are e derived as the consorts, hi a donees, alienees and immedi: nd remote. voluntary | tees of the following named deceased persons toomlts atl) or VL lane SGhastes pe teates of the south west quarter of the south wee! yoruatars or inyolontary | ter of section twenty-Ave herein referre te. who aie without having conveyed said he abo ed N. Patten or Patton, who ac rl to the above named | cnired title to the tonth west quarter of the south weat quarter of section twenty-five here- | inafter re'erred to by deed of record in Bates | county, Miseouri, in deed book L, at page 126, hie attorneys and files bis petition and affidavit | ani the said Patten having died without ever alleging among other things that all of the 8! A. known defendants herein ect out in the caption hereof, if they be living or snch ae are living, are non-residents of the State cf Missouri, that and involuntary g! 0), range twent: Robert court house in the cit; dheaa oF of Bates and State a; having conveyed said land. (3) Stoner who patented the west half of the north west quarter of section thirty-six hereinafter referred to from the United States government bove ere claiming some right} and who died without having conveyed his day of said term, tion in said can CONDENSED OFFICIAL STATE: MENT OF THE MISSOURI STATE BANK As rendered to the State Bank Commis- sioner at close of business, February 20, 1912 d_ seal of the Cir- county, this 1th EY Circuit Clerk. Order of Publication. ! STATE OF MISSOURI County of Baree. In the Circuit Conrt, May term, 1112, in va | 2tedt, P! Henry Svaw, Pleintif, The unknown consort, heire devisees, donees, | STATE OF MISSOURI alienees, immediate mesne or remote, vol- | untary or involuntary grantees of James C ed, De endants. Now at thie day comes the plaintiff, herein, orneye and files herein hie p-tition » amorg other things, that y beleves there ar ntere-ted in the subject tition, whose names he can not ineert therein y are t- him unknown. The detendante meution:d therein as the un- | | known consort. heirs, dev.sees, donee! | ees, Immediate, meeve or remote, Vv juntery grsptees of James ert; eaid James © Martin V, Owen, Plainti ve | Jos an Heeran; Josiah Keeran, Lewis F Wil- .. $276,122.31 Scott, having in the | ear 1857. purchased the real eatate described | in plaintiff’s p. jon q | quarter of the southeaet quarter of fractional | Section twenty one, of township thirty-eight range twenty-nine, In Batea county, Missouri, at a swamp land sale, pa d the thereof. and the sarre was legully certifies nt, and said purch: 20,843.47 94,433.92 ....+.-$394,727.40 acer, by reason of the became the equitable owner in fee of d pever convey:d the same said real estate to any one, 80 far as shown by the recor 's kept iu aod tor Bates connty eald unknown defendant -$ 55,000.00 16,432.59 323,294.81 .... $394,727.40 th Scott. now deci respective rights and interests of euch unknown Gefendante can not be more speuitically se! fo th or described therein by plaintiff Whereupon, it is ordered by the clerk, in va- en sion that defendants be notified by publica w that plain'i® hi Y -**The Old Reliable’’ tu ing, defining. jess the said defendants be aod court, a the next term thereof, The Walton Trust the same will be taken as confessed and judgment will be rended ac And itis farth+r order a that a co; be published, according to law, in ¢ Weekly Times, a newepaper published in «aid for four weeks ruccessively, at least once a week, the last inee tion to be at least th rty days day of said Ma: before the firt 2, term of this court MAXEY, Circait Clerk Frank Allen Wm. W. Trigg C. A. Allen John E. Shutt J.B. Walton Always has cash on hand to loan on farms in Bates, Vernon, Barton, Cedar, Dade and Polk coun- ties in Missouri and in Oklahoma on five or seven years time, at lowest rates of interest. PAYS INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS. We own and keep up with the records daily a complete Abstract of Title to afl lands and town lots in Bates county. Will furnish. Stracts. Fees reasonable. For idle money we can arrange for you to re- ceive interest for a few months or years and you hold high grade security for it. ‘DIRECTORS Wm. E. Walton.... J. B. Walton Frank Allen.. ~ O MAXEY, circuit Court. ‘Order of Publication. STA‘ E OF MISSOURI, County of Bates.. In the circuit court, Mey term, 1912, in vaca- tion, March 28, 1912 werk Hardware & Manufactoring Co., Plain- t = Company Butler, Mo Surplus Fund and Profits (earned)..........102,004 40 va. H. W. Morrison, Defendant. Now at thie day comes the Plaintiff, herein, by ite corer eand td ite uuee ean oe Ing, among other thin; at defen- tar aident. of the State of Micsourl; | itis ordered by the clerk invaca | Gefendant be notified b; plaintiff hes commenc | bim in this court, the object and gen- eral natore of which ie to obtain s property ter of ser tion eight (2) township forty (40) doa ren Rr e, Bates rete use, and that unless the said H WW. Morrison be ir at iondiee (gt wer petitic ee, the Lansaterin be taken as confesced, and jadgment will be ren- dered accord! or ordered that a ‘ing im the Batler -RELIABLE ab- Weekly Times, & newspaper county of Bates for four | publiched at least once a week tion to be at leas: thirty dave day of said eat Ma the last inser- fore the first 2 term of this court EY, Cirealt Clerk. id anty, this Ist y hand, See | a It. ott D MAXEY, Cireult Clerk. John Deerwester city of Butler, Bates County, Missouri, on . Walton - President . Vice-President -Secretary Treasurer 22-tf. Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI, County of Bates, In the Circuit Court, May term 1912 in vaca- | thom April lst, 1912, Jobo T, Fux and Emma C, Fox, Plaintiffs. ve David W. Kaves,.the ontnown consorts ine or remote, voluntary or involuntary ran jgnecs, or legal representetive of ichard O. Beggess decenssed The unk»owo consort, heire, d virees donees alicnera, immediate, merne or remote, volontary or involuntary, grantees, wesignees, or lego) representative of David W Eaves, de- ceased, if he is deceased, the unknown eucces- sor in trust of C.C Basevtt, trustee, deceused, | Derend 0 Now at this day come the plaintiffs herein, by their attorneys and file thelr petition under Oath alleging ammong other thi: ha detend- in’. David W. Kaves, is a non-resident of the ; State of Missouri, and urt er alleging that | they verily believe there are persone interected | in the subject matter of their petition, whose mes they can not insert herein, because they 6 to them unknown, to wit: . The unknown succeesor in trast of © C Of the recorder of deeds in and for Bates Conn- ty, Missouri, in Book 4, at page 821, conveying fo said C. C. Bi Wt the real esta e described in the p-tition of plaintiffs to: wit: The northeast quarter of the nor heast quar- ter of sec ion th'rty-five (35) of town: (40) of range tuirty-one (1) in Ba’ Missouri, in ¢: to secure the m™m be payable to David | Kavea and Richard O. Boggers, which trust deed has never been rele«sed of record; also the unknown coueort, heirs, devisees, donee alienees, immediate, mesne or remote, volu! ‘ory or involuntery grantees, assignees, or | lexal representatives of David W. Kave ceased, if he is deceased; and of Richa o. | Boggees, deceas:d eaid David W. Eaves and Kicherd O. Boggees, being named venedci- aries in the trust deed above mentioned, which | still atands unreleas-d and by reason of the | weak link in the chain of life which mi “‘ weakness ’’ is caused by lack of nut Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. Take th ach and a strong body. new revised Edi Given Away.—Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser, is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay ry Send 21 one-cent stamps.for the book in paper covers, or 31 stamps for the cloth-bound vol- ume. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. a a ene Each of the chief or- ins of the body is a ink in the Chain of Life. A chain is no stronger than its weakest link, the body no stronger than its weakest organ. If there is weakness cf stomach, liver or lungs, there is a cp at anytime. Often this so-called ion, the result of weakness or disease of the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition. Diseases and weaknesses of the stomach and its allicd organs are cured by the use of Dr. When the weak or diseased stomach. is cured, diseases of other organs which seem remote from the stomach but which _ have their origin in a diseased condition of the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition, are cured also. The strong man has a strong stomach. recommended ‘‘Discov- id you may have a strong stom. Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSOURI, ? County of Bates. {°° ca ion, March 26 1912, Plaintiffe. ve. James Gutridge, Samuel Scott, Sr.. Simon A Stone, (, H. nd hie encceasur in trust William S. Stone, Mary J. 8 Cates: |tact.ab ve set forth said unknown parties de- rive an intereet in the subj ct matter of plain- tiff. petition. Wherenpon it is ordered by the clerk in vacation, that asid defendant bes notified by publica ion that p aintiffa have commenced a sult againat th m tu this court, the onject and | general natare of which ie to obt»in idgment | and utcree of said cuurt cancelling aanulling and releasing of record the trust deed above mentioned, and to adjudge, determin clare the respective rights and inter parties plaintiff aud defendants severally in | aad to the real vatate above deccribed und fr | 4ll proper relie! Al nd tha’ unless the said d-fendants be and appear at this Court at the next term therof to be begun and holden at the court house. in the city of Butler, in said county, on the fourth Monday of May J12 and on or before the tiret day ofeaid term, anewer or plead to the peti- tion in eaid cause, the same will be taken confessed d judgment will be rendered ac- cordingly. And it is farther ordered, that a copy hereof be published, according to law, in. tne Butler | Weekly Times a newspaper published in said County of Bat for four weeks succe ively, published at least once a week the last inser- vion to be at least thirty days before the firet day of said May A true copy from the recor : Witness my hand, and eeal of the | [stat] Cirenit Court of Bates county. thie lst day of April, 1912, H, O. MAXEY, Circuit Clerk, Order of Publication. County of ates. {88 In the Circuit Court, May term, i912. son Mary Wilson, Abigail J Fristoe, Eady Keera:, John Keeran and William Keeran, ii they be living, and if dead, then the ynknown consorts, heirs, devisees, doners, enees, Mesne and remote. voluntary and isvoluotary, grantees of the abovs named | deceased defendants, Defendants, State of Missouri to the above named defen ante, Greetiog: Order of Publication Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein by bis attorney and files his petitition and affidavit all-ging among other things that all of the | Bnown defendants herein set ont in the caption | hereo: if they be diving, r such as are living, are non-residents of the State of Missouri, aud further alleging that if eal def -ndants or any of | them be dead then there are perrons interested in or who claim to be interes ed in the subj-ct er of said petition whee names cannot be jerted herein because unkno vn to plaintif® end that a far as known to pi intiff the claims tnd Interret of said unknowa persons are and are derived us the consor.s heirs, devisees, li nes, mesne and remote voluntary ind involuntary grantees of the following amd deceased persons, towt: Jovi Heeran, Josiah Keeran, Lewie F. Wil! Mai commenced a euit) Wileon, Abigail J. Fristoe, Kady K a J them in thie court, the obj+ct and gen- | Keeran and Will'am Keeran, or of suca of said nature of which isto bave said ceurt to DAamed parties as are decease! hear, try. ascertain and determine the right, interest of plairt@ and defendants in and to the aforesaid real estate Wherefore it dered by the clerk in vaca- | tlon that sald defendants be notified by pubil | cation t p aintif has commenced. the absolute title thereto in| 9gainst them in this ourt, the ubject and gen- a ir f e) ELE SIRT Conca (ee: | judeeiana decrca theititieiee Ciel falewing. dee jaye of the partice ber to, in said iand, several- | ecribedd real estate inthe count, of Bates an ly, and for all appear at this to be begun the city of Butler, in ea'd county, on the fourth 8 sult nature of which ist» try, determi: e at- tate of Miss suri to-wit: The weet halfof the south west quarter of the Bare east azar r of pxction RED Bd Nd t hi (21), Township Forty-two (42), Range Thirty fer Lach onaate oa thee cit | Uhl and torvest the: full loge! anaes quitante 2, and on or before the fir-t | pul Hierstos pelt tiaad is piveay the de rT t - | fendante and each of them of all real or ap- Pepeeteuhioe eceera | parent title therein. And that unless said de- endante ard each of them be and appear at thie court at the n-xt term thereof to be begun y hereof | 8nd holden at the court house in tye city of e Butler | Butler in said county of Bates and State of ; Miesouri on the fourth Monday in May, 1912, | and on or before the firetday of said term an- ewer or pleat to the p-tition in said cause, | the eame will be taken as confessed and jadg- | ment - ill be rendered accordingly. | | And it is farther orsered that a copy hereof eo Dp hand, and seal of the Weekly Times, a newspaper published in sald county of Bates for four wevke successively, | published at le-at once a we the last inser- | thon to be at least thirty days before the firet | day of said next Mav term of this Court H.O MAXEY, Circait Clerk A true copy from the record Witness my hand and the seal of the {szaL] Circuit Court of Bates County, this 26th day of Mare! ‘bh, 19] 28-4t H, O, MAXEY, Circult Clerk Trustee’s Sale. Whereas George T Smith and Anna Smith, | his wife, by their deed of truet dated March 10, a..d recorded iu the recorver’s office with G in and for Bates county, Miesouri, in Kook N 204 at page 451, c veyed to William Frazier 1 the following vescr!bei! real e d being situate in the county of Bate ate of Missouri, to-wit: Of the east one-fourth of lot one and the ol east one fourth of lot two of the east half fractionai section Three (3) and the east of | the north east quart+r of the nerth east quarter | Of Section ‘Ten (10) and the north west quarter | Of the north west quarter of Section Eleven (11) | 811 in township Forty- two (42), Range Thirty- | two ($2), which conveyance was made in trust vo secure the payment of one certain note and | Interest thereon fullv described in said deed of | trast; and whereas default has been made in the payment of the interest due on : aia note as in esid note an‘! said deed of trust provided and | she same fe now past due and unpaid, an’ the | whol- of said debt is by the te:ms of said deed © trust due and unpaid. and whereas, it is provided in said deed of trust that upon the eet ofthe trustee named in said deed of it to act that tne then acting sheriff of Bates county at the request of the legal holder of eaid note may proceed to exer ise the powers there- given, And, whereas the said William ‘ia | Frazier, trustee, in aid deed of trust aforesaid has refaced in writing toact as such trurtee Now, therefore, I, Balock, Sheriff ned | Bates County, Missouri, and acting truste | the request of the legal holder of eaid note | Pursuant to the conditions o' said deed of trust will proce an to sell the above described bet letaps vendue to the highest bidder ‘or cash a re! the east door of the court houre, in the Tuesday, the 30:h day of April, 1912, 5 bes dapend the honrs of nine o’clock in the fore- and Gy. 0’clock in the afternoon of that | day for th f eatiefyirgeatd debt and Coat, (Be PREPOSS OF satiate LOCH Sheriff of Bat+s Couaty, Missouri, ; and Acting Trustee Cow For Sale. For Sale—A goud milch cow. in possession ot sald real estate or any parcel thereof or set up any claim o- interest ridge, if he is deceased: alienees, or immediate, mesne or remot Untury or involuntary grantees of Sentt, if he is deceased: The unknown consort, heirs, devis:es, do- Scott, Sr. if he je deceased: neee, allenecs, or immediate, mesne «r remot, voluntary or involuntary grantees of Simon A Stone, if he In deceased: nees, atveneee, or immediate meane or remote, voluntary or involuntary grantees or leg e unknown coneort heire, d visee: ie decease The unknown coneort, heirs, devisees, do- nees, aliences, or immediate, mesne or remote representative of Mary J. Stone, if she is de ceased: The unknown consort, heirs, devisees, do- nees, alienees, «r immediate, meene or re- she ied cea ed, Defendants, by their attor: od file herein, their peti- ton under oath leging among other thing , tha’ the defendants, James Gatridge, Samuel cott, Samuel tt, Sr, Simon A : | H. Watkine, Mary C. Stone Willi Mary J. Stone and Winfr.d J Cates it living Micgouri, and further alleging that there are or they verily belicve there are pergona inter- ested in the subject matter of their p+tition Whoee names they cannot insert therein be- cause they are unkoown to them, to-wit: The unknown coneort, heire, devisees, do- nees alienees, or immediate, mesne or re- mote, voinntary or involuntary grantees of de- Jentant James Gutridge, if he is deceased, ‘aid James Gutridge having acquired title to the south-east quarter of the south-east quar ter of section twenty-six, township forty, range twenty-nine Bates County, Missouri, by ntry from the United states G>vernment about the year 384) and never conveyed sald real estate to any one 60 far as is shown by the records kept in and for Bstea County Mis- souri, by reason of which facts, said unknown defendants derive au interest, In and app. ar to be interest n the subject matter of plaintiff's petition; the unknown consort, heirs, devisees, dorees, alienees, or imme.tiate ene or remote, voluntary or involuntary grant es of Samuel sc tt, Sr., if he ie d ceased, who by deed dated April 10 1557, of record in the office of the Kecorder of Deeds in Bates County, Miesouri, in book C at is, Of sald records, acquired title to the south one-fourth of the north-east 4 arter of the south east quarter of eaid section twenty jownehip and range above set forth, and shown by recorde kept in and for the county and etate afurceald, by reas: n of which fucts, aid unknown defendants derive an interest in nd appear to be interested in the subject mat- ter of p tiff’s petition; the unknown consort, ate, m-ne or remote, voluntary or involuntary grantee of Samuel "Scott leceased ifhe ie decrased, Said Samnel Sc tt having acquired title to or an interest in the south-east quarter of the south east quarter of section twen'y-six, aforesaid, by adminis ra tore de d dated August Isi#, recorded in the office of the Rec rder of Deede in and for Bates County, Missouri, in book is at page 183, and never conveyed the interest 80 ac- quired to any one 80 far as shown by the rec- orde in and for said county, vy reason of which facte suid unknown defendants d-rive an in- terestin and appear to 'e interested in the subject matter o: BintaHi aa petition; wleo the unknown consort, heirs, devisee donees, olienees, or smmediate, mesne or remote, vol- unary or involuntrry grantees of defendant Simon A. Stone deceased, if he is decease, Said Simon A. Stone having acquired title to the north-east quarter of the north-east quar ter of section thirty-five, townehip and range «foresaid by entry from thi ernment on April 21, In the Circuit Court, May term, 1912, in va- William N. Foster and Remick D. Wigger, !be pnbliehed, according The unknown consort, heirs, deviseer, donees, allenees, or immediate mesne or remote, vol- uptary orinvolontary grantees of James Gut- The unknown coneort, heirs devisees, donees, hees, Alienees, or immediate, meane or remote voluntary or involuntary grantees of Samuel The unknown consort, heirs, devisees, do- The unknown consort. heirs, devisees, do- representative cf Mary C. Stone, if ehe Is de- » do- nees, aliencee, or immediate, mesne or re- mote. voluntary or involuntary grantees or legal representative of Wil; 5. Stone, if he voluntary or involuntary grantees or legal mote, voluntary or involuntary grantees or legal representative of Winfred J. ates, if Now at this day comes the plaintiffs herein, | ‘re cach and all non residents of the State of | never conveyed the came to any one £0 far as ja | beire, devirees donces alience-, or immedi-' | Hef; and that unless the said defendants be and appear at this Court at the next term thervof, to be begun and holden at the court houre, in the city of Ba ler, in raid county, on the fourth | Monday of May, 1912, and or before the firat | day of said term answer or plead tothe pe ition ; in sald canse, the same wi'l be taken aa con- | feared and judgment will be rendered accord- ingly. And it ie farther ordered that a copy tcreof law, in Tux BuTLeR WEEKLY Times, a weekly newspaper printed and publiched in Bates county, Mis- sourl, for four weke successively, the last in- rertion to be at least thirty day, before the first day of said Way 1912 term of this Court. 1. O, MAXEY, Circuit Cler& A true copy from the record. - Witness mv hand, and the seal of th (sEat] circultco rt of Bates County thie 26th day of March, 191 Meat H O. MAXEY, Cirwuit Clerk, Sheriff's Sale. By virtne and authority of alias execution Jesued trom the office of the clerk of the circuit court of Bates county Missouri, returnable at the May term, 1912, ef said court and to me directed in favor of Miesouri State Bank and against Annie Shane Osborne and T, D. Os- borne, 1 have levied upon and seized all the right, title, interest and claim of the said Anna Shane Osborne and T. D. O-borne, of in and to the following described real estate to-wit: Beg nning # feet north of the ontheast cor- ner of section Fifteen (15) in Township 40, Range 31, Bates County, Missonri and running thence west 3 chains and 10 links, variation 6 degrees 15 minutes, ‘hence north 172 feet; thence east paralell with firat line to point due north of point of beginning, thence south to place of beginning, all lying and being in the sald county, and State of Missouri, and I will on Monday, the sth day of April, A. D,, 1912 between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- noon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that day, at the vast cont honge door, in the city of Butler. county of Bates aforesaid, sell the same, or 80 much the eof as may be required, at public yendue, to the highes’ bidder for cash in hand to ratify said execution and costs. W.J BULLOCK, 21-td Sheriff of Batts County, Missouri. - The Poultry Yard. O, the cunning little chicks! No need of a permit to set on old hen. Spare some of the skim-milk for the hens. Broiler prices are somewhat better than they were last month. The geese should be laying at their best now, and this is, also, the month in which turkeys begin to lay. Of all fowls ducks are the easiest to raise. The eggs are more fertile than those of any other fowl. In most latitudes this is the month to hatch out as many chicks as pos- sible. If started well in April, they should lay about the first of Novem- ber at least. If your poultry yard has not already some shrubs or trees, plant some for shelter for the fowls on hot days. It is well to have two yards, and sow one with grass while they are living in the other. In setting hens in April, it is still a good plan to give no more than eleven ‘eggs to a hen, for the nights are still chilly and the hen is apt to crowd out some eggs to the edge of the nest when she has too many to care for. Sooner or later the chicken thief igets his due, but that does not re- _compense_one for the loss of his g' C H. Watkin gt been made trustee in a deed of sr tina, da:ed June 4th, 1878, and of record in book 16 at page 93, tn the office of the Recorder ot veede in and for Bates county, Missouri purporting to convey to said Watkios, the last above mentioned land, in truet to secure a note therein mentioned which trust deed has never been released of record; also the unknown consort heirs, dev'sees, donees, aliences, or immediate, mrsne or remote, voluntary or in- the following named persons, to wit: Mary(. Stone, William S stone, Mary J. Stone and Winfred J Catew, named as deferdante here in, 1f they each or either of them be deceased; the said Mary C. Stone, Willam S. Stone, Mary J. S one and Winfred J. Cates, having been named as be! aries in the above men tioned deed of trust by reason whereof the said unknown defendants derive an intereat in and appear to ireted in the subject mat- jon ter of piai Plain iffs any he respective interests of ssid unknown defendants respectively cannot be more gj-eciGoally set forth or described in their petition, becanee such interests are not more fully known to them, but state and aver | that noune o asid ‘efendants either n: dor unknown or any person or persons claiming by, through or under them or either f them, ad- Veree to claim and title of plaintiffs have been therein for more than thirty years laet past, daring oll of which time the plaintifie and those und-+r whom thev claim, by virtue of direct and properly executed and recorded chain of conveyances, have been in the open, exclu-ive and adverse jession of tne whole of said real eetate claiming the absolute title thereto Whereupon, it is ordered by the clerk in va- cation, that each and all of said defendants be notified by publication that plaintiffe have com- menced & suit against them in thie court, the object end general vature of which is to have said court enter ite judgment cancelling and releasing of r-cord and fur naught Molding the trust deed mentione : in their petition, of reo- or. in book 16, at 93, of the records kept in the office of the Recoruer of Deeds in and for Bates county, Missouri; also to hear, try, ascertain and determine the title and interest W. M. Arnold, Butler, Mo. erat ‘houses, care should be exe aet, executed by Charles M. Cate and wite, Chris- | voluntary grantees or legal representatives of | rt or | mndants herein above men- | stock; therefore, in building chicken ed in their location and construction to pre- vent loss through thieves. Put the windows in the poultry house low down to the floor, so the hens will get the benefit of the light and sunshine when scratching for their feed. The trouble with win- dows set high up is that they#let the sunshine is on the perches when the hens are on the floor scratching, and when they are on the roost the sun doesn’t shine; so there is no equilib- rium in such plans. From April Farm Journal. Saved by His Wife. She’s a wise woman who knows just what to do when her husband’s life is in danger, but Mrs. R. J. Flint, Braintree, Vt., is of that kind. ‘She insisted on my using Dr. King’s New Discovery,’’ writes Mr. F. “for a dreadful cough, when I was so weak my friends all thought I had only a short time to live, and it completely cured me.”’ A quick cure for coughs and colds, it’s the most safe and re- liable medicine for many throat and | lung troubles—grip, bronchitis, cr up, whooping cough, quinsy, tonsilitis, hemorrhages. A trial will convince ‘ou. 50c and $1.00. Guaranteed by . T. Clay. Buff Orpington Eggs for sale from 2 best pens $1 per setting or $5 per hundred. 75 cents per setting or $3 per hundred from |flock. All pure stock. Come and 17-2m. Mrs. A. M. McFadden, R. F. D. No. 5, Butler, Mo.