The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 17, 1914, Page 7

.dence presented by ‘the district * said. ee * night when it became certain that the Lieutenant-General tHianga is tho vice minister of war In the Japaneso cabinet. MAID SAYS MRS, CARMAN CONFESSED TO MURDER Negro Servant Tells Grand jury. ~ New Story About Freeport Tragedy. New York, Sept. 15—Cecelia Cole Man, negro maid in the Carman home, told the grand jury which indicted Mrs, Florence Carman for first de- gree murder that the doctor's wife confessed to her that she shot and killed Mrs. Louis Bailey. This information was made public today by Dr. Edwin Carman, husband of the accused woman, in a statement to newspaper reporters at Freeport. It was this statement of the negro girl, together with the other new evi- at- torney, Lewis J. Smith, that resulted in the new indictment. Doctor Carman has instructed his attorney, George N. Levy, to ask for an inspection of the grand jury min- utes, with a view to obtaining the in- dictment of the maid on a charge of perjury. “We want to find out how many contradictory stories Cecelia has told,” the doctor declared. “Before the coroner she made the sworn statement that she did not see Mrs. Carman in the kitchen onthe night of the murder.” . ‘ According to the latest story of the maid, as repeated by Doctor Carman, she went to the kitchen door after hearing the shot in the front of the house. As she was about to open this door, Mrs. Carman stepped in. She had a revolver in her hand and she ‘said: “Cecelia, I just caught a woman in the doctor’s office with him ard I shot her. Don’t talk to anyone about it.” The girl said that she did not tell this story before because she was afraid and she did not wish to harm Mrs. Carmen. 3 “Reports that Mrs. Carman is weak- ening are untrue,” Doctor Carman “She is ad game as a bantam rooster.” FUNERAL FOR 13 MINE VICTIMS Services Held at Mouth of Col- lapsed Oklahoma Shaft. - Adaméon, Ok., Sept. 14.—A little group of mourners gathered at Union Coal Company's mine No. 1 near here and held funeral services for thirteen miners who are buried 800 feet below the surface of the earth in a slope which collapsed a week ago. Thirteen little crosses, painted white, were erected two feet apart over the death pit to mark the scene of one of the most remarkable mine disasters in American history. ‘ The men met death 2,200 feet from the entrance ofthe slope as they were leaving the mine for the day. Since that time rescuers have been engaged ‘in digging away the debris that clogged the mouth of the slope. The work was kept up day and night an entire week and was abandoned last entire mine had caved in, burying the workers under millions of tons of rock, earth and coal. 4t required ‘six years to dig the mine, and rescuers say it would require three years to reach the point where the men were entombed. As a last re- sort-an effort was made to dig a tun- ‘nel from an adjoining mine to the. ill- fated slope, but a continuation of the and gases forced this plan to be ‘abandoned. GERMANY OFFERS PEACE TO BELGIUM King Alfred Refuses te Consider Proposals of Kaiser’s Governor. SERB OFFENSIVE SUCCESSFUL Austrians Leave Valuable Equipment and Supplies in Flight From Sem lin—Affairs at a Standstill Along Lower Drina. London, Sept. 15.—A dispatch from Paris to Reuter’s Telegram Company says: “The Figaro announces that General Von Goltz, governor of occupied Bel- gian districts, visited- Antwerp, pro vided with a safe conduct, and made Proposals to the Belgian government with a view to reaching an agreement. The Belgian government refused. tc consider these proposals.” Dispatches from Antwerp relate that the fighting by the Belgian force which went out from Antwerp lasi Friday lasted for three days, day and night. There was a heavy engage- ment along the ruins of Louvain, the Belgians penetrating twice to the cen- ter of the city. Yesterday the Bel- gians delivered a fierce cavalry attack on the Germans at Louvain. ~ An Antwerp dispatch to the Central News, dated Sunday, says that the German force, against which the Bel: gians have been operating, has been heavily reinforced, particularly with guns. It is believed the réinforce- ments came from Liege where 1,000 German marines are reported to have arrived. The Belgian retirement is said to be due to the fear that the Germans would burn Brussels, Serbs Push Forward. Nish, Servia, Sept. 15.—The Servian offensive movement continues suc- cessfully on the left bamk of the Save. No important developments along the Lower Drina have been re- ported since the Servian victory on September 9. The following official statement was issued today: “On our northern front, after tak- ing Semlin, our troops still continue successfully to pursue the offensive. The hurried nature of the flight of the enemy at Semlin can be estimated by the quantity of provisions, equip- ment, arms and ammunition and other war material foynd in the town. Our troops were received with indescrib- able enthusiasm in Semlin. A, te deum was sung forthe victory of the Servian army. The railroad as far as the station in Belgrade has been repaired and is ready for use in the transportation of troops. A continuous artillery duel is taking Place on the northern front.” Servians Cross Frontier. London, Sept. 14.—A-dispatch to the Daily Telegraph from Athens says that with Semlin occupied, the Servians’ next objective is Peterwardein, the capture of which will open the plain of Hungary to them. The Servian forces having” crossed the Novibazar frontier are advancing on Kalenovitch, forty miles south of Sarajevo. Near End of 17-Day Battle. The battle of. Galicia, which lasted seventeen days, is drawing to a close and a general pursuit of the Austrians is being carried out. The feeling is said to be growing at the Austrian capital that continuance by Austria of the present war depends on the outcome of the operations in Galicia, which are drawing to a climax with a battle at Rawaruska, west of Lemberg. The Austria: crown prince, General Conrade and Archduke Fred- erick are on the ground directing the engagement. ee. Beaten Along Entire Front. Paris, Sept. 14.—A dispatch from Petrograd to the Matin says: “The first Austrian army has been destrvyed. Over the entire front it has been beaten or surrendered. “The first army, commanded by General Auffenberg, lost 300 officers and 28,000 men and 400 cannon, while the second army lost in prisoners alone 500 officers and 70,000 soldiers.” Germans Move Troops Again. A dispatch to Lloyd's News from Petrograd, dated September 13, says: “The Austrian armies are surround- ed and 60,000 prisoners have been taken, including 500 officers from one. army and 600 from another. The sur- render of both armies is impending. The Germans are again moving froops from the east to the west.” Tell of Austrian Rout. London, Sept.-12—Telegraphing from Petrograd the correspondent of the Morning Post says: “ The Austrian retirement on the Vis- tula is being conducted with a sem- blance of order, but the case is very different with the right wing operat- ing near Tomaszow. The Austrians here are routed and fleeing in the ut- Driving in between the we cut off British. ambassador to Germany when the war broke out, one of the foremost etatesmen of England and a valuable counselor of his government. REVERUE CUTTER SAVES MAROONED EXPLORERS Karluk Taken Off Frozen Wrangell Island. Washington, Sept. 14.—Eight white men and an Eskimo family, survivors of the wrecked exploring ship Kar!uk, are safe aboard the revenue cutter Bear, after being marooned on frozen wrangell Island since last January. A relayed wireless dispatch from the Bear received here said she is due at Nome, Alaska. The ispatch told of the death of three of the explorers on the island, George S. Malloch, geologist; jarne mem, assistant topographer, and Hrady, seamen, believed to have been George Freddy. port added: “Pear is now returning to Nome With the following members of the Canadian Arctic expedition: Munro, Wiiamecn, ‘Kinley, Hadley, C)} Templeman, Williams, M. Aurer, kimo family, All doing well under care of the surgeon. . Will arrive at Nome Sunday. _ “Party was rescued by schooner King and Wing on September 7. Trransferred to Bear September §&, latitude ¢0 degrees minutes north, longitude 175 degrees 30 minutes west. “Malloch and Mamem died of ne- phritis. Hirady. aceidentally, shot. There are eight missing persons who never reached Wrangell Island. The Captain Cochran's re- Bear reached within twelve miles ctf Herald Island, Clear weather ‘and heavy ice. Unable to land on this island, but no signs of life.” Democrats Carry Maine. Portland, Me., Sept. 15, Maycr Oakley C. Curtis of Portland, a Demo crat, was elected governor of Maine over Governor William T. Haines of Waterville, who was a candidate for a second term, by a margin of 2,700 votes, according to unoffic‘al returns Observe Mrs. Wiison’s Wish. shington, Sept. 15.—Mrs. Wocd row Wilson's dying wish that congress abolish the alley slums in the nation capital was fulfilled when the house passed the senate bill. Ohio River Boat Sinks. Gallipolis, O., Sept. 15.—The steam er Greenwood sank near Crown Citr after etriking a hidden cbstruction. Passengers and crew ‘were rescued. THE GENERAL MARKEULS, ity, Mo., Sept 15, ia 775 G10 6¢ HOGS—Bulk of SHEEP—Lambs, . Yearlings. . WHEAT=No. No. 2 red. CORN—No. No, 2 mixed... OATS—No, 2 white HAY—Timothy. . . Prairie. 2 hard EGGS—Extra, . CHICKENS. . ... . ST. LOUIS. CATTLE—Steers. . . Texas Steers. . . HOGS—Butchers. . . SHEEP—Lambs, . rere eee) BUTTER—Creamery. . - CHICKENS. .. .- % 80% OATS—No. 2 mixed. S BUTTER—Creamery.. . 24%@ EGGS... 18 @ 22% S83 ss3sz saaes sss ses eee ecee ene Party From Wrecked Steamer |} Order of Publication. | STATE OF MISSOURI, bee County of Bates, In the Circoit Court, October Term, 1914 vacation August 10, 1914, 1,M. Kretzinger, Plaintitf ve George W. Ludwick, and the unknown con-— torte, heirs, devisees, donees, allenees, or | immediate megne or remote, voluntary or involnntary grantees of the following named deceased persons: Peter B. McUool, Peter H. McCool, George Drake, Louisa Pitts and Jacob Luteenhizer, Defendants, Now at this da7 comes the plaintiff herein, by hie attorne: and files herein his petition under oath, al i ig among Other-things that | the defendant, rge-W. Ludwick ie a non- resident of the State of Missouri and can not be | served with the ordinary process of law herein, | and farther alleging, that he verily believes there are persons interested in the subject matter of bis petition, whose names he can not insert therein, because they are to him un- known; that the reapective claims or interests | of such unknown sons are Grrived by the: from one or the other of the following named deseased persone, to-wit: Peter H. McCool, Peter B. McCool, George Drake, Louiea Pitts and Jacob Lutsenhizer, yes the respective ccn- torte, heirs, devisees, donees, alienees or im- | mediate, mesne or remote voluntary or in- yolut Hd rantees of said deceased persons. Thay eter B. McCool entered a part of the | real te in plaintiff’s petition and herein | after described, from the United States Gov- erpmen' shown by the plat book of original | entries on file in the office of the Recorder of | Deeds in and for Hates County, Missouri, and | Lever conveyed the anme to any one, so far as dipclosed by the records of said county. ‘hat Peter H. McCool appears by the records aforesaid to have asserted some claim to 8 part | of the real estate hereinafter described, and | such interest as he may have had or claimed, therein, was not conveyed by him by a-suffi- | clent deed of conveyance thereof. \ That George Drake held the legal title to a) part of the real estate hereinafter described by deed of record in the office afor- said in Book B, | at page 8€, and ever conveved tne same toany | one, by deed properly describifig the land, | That Louisa Pitts took a deed by which it was | intended to conve; hereinafter described to her, but by reason of | ‘an imperfect description of the land, only the | equitable title pasted, and whatever interest | sbe acquired by eaid deed, which is recorded in | Book W, at page 301, ef the records aforesaid wae never by her propérly conveyed. | That Jacob Lutsennizer obtained title to a | part of the real estate hereinafter described by. | a deed recorded in the office aforesaid in Book | C, at page 150, dated in 1855, and by will at- tempted to dispose of the same which will so indefinstely describe: id real estate, that the | Same can not now be ascertained, whereby his | heirs at law appear-to have aninterest in said | erenpon, it 1s ordered by the clerk, in va- | cation, that the sald defendants be notified by publication, that plaintiff has commenced a / suit againet them in this court, the object and | general nature of which is to divest the ssid = efendants and each and all of them of all right, title an 4 Interest, or appearant right, title ‘and interest, that they or any of them or to the following described real and being situate in Bates county, (to-wit: ‘The south east quarter of the south east quarter ef Section Fifteen {18 gleo that part of the eouth west quarter of the south east quarter of Section Fifteen (15) desc: ibed as fol- lows: Beginning atthe south west corner of said tract, and rnoning north to the center of | the ehannel of Deepwater creek; thence down eaid creek ty the south line of said section fif- Also the east ten (10) acres of a tract described as fo'lows to-wit: Beginning ata point fifteen (25) rods south of the north east corner of the north east quarter of the northeast quarter of section Twenty-two (22), running thence w-st eighty (80) rode; thence south to Deepwater creek; thence down the ‘middle of the main channel of eaid creek to the east line of said section Twenty-two (22); thence north oo a section line to place of beginning. Also a tract detcribed as beginning at the north weet corner of the north weat quarter of the north west quarter of Section Twenty-three (23); thence running east twenty (20) rods; thence south to the center of the main channel of Deepwater creek; thence westerly, with the meanderings | of said creek channel, to the west line of id Section Twenty: three (23); thence north o section line to the point of beg nniug, al \eaid real estate being situate in 7 Ferte (40), of Range Twenty-nine (29), in connty and State, and by its judgment and cree veet the title to the ‘whole of said real estate in the plaintiff herein who claims title thereto by limitation under the lawe of the State of Missouri, and that unless the esid de fendante be and appear at thie Court, at the next term thereof, to be begun and holden the Court House in the City of Butler, in said County, on the first Monday of October, 1914, end onor before the firat day of eaid Term, newer or ; lead to the Petition in said canse the eame will be taken as confessed, and juig meut will bs rendered accordingly. And itis further ordered, that a copy hereof be published, according to law, in Toe Butler Weekly Times a newspaper published.in.eaid Couaty of Kates, for four weeks succresively, publiehed at leastonce a week, the last inser- tion to be at lea.t thirty days before the frat dey of eaid next October Term of this Court. H. O. MAXEY, Circuit Clerk. A true copy from the record: ° Witness my hand, and seal of the (SEAL) Cirenit Court of Bates county, thie 48-48 10th day of August, 1914, H, O. MaXKY, Circuit Clerk. Order of Publication. STATE OF MISSUURL, | gg County of Bates. H In the Circuit Courtof Batee County, Mis- souri, in Vacation Augast 21, 1914. The State of Misaouri at the relation and to the nee of J, Stone, of Missvuri, Plaintiff, ve. James H Ritchey, if living, and if dead, his Civil Action for Delinquent Taxes. ‘The State of Miesouri to the above named De- | fendente, Greeting: | Now at thie day comes the plaintiff herein by | her attorney before the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Bates County in the State of Missouri, | in vecation, and files her pevition and affidavit, | etating among other things that the above | named defendant, James H. Ritchey, if he be | living ie a non-resid nt of-the state of Mis- | souri, and it he be dead there are persons inter- ested in the subject matter of this 61 whose | nemee cannot be inserted herein bec: they ; are unknown to plaint'f an Mant, and that the interest of such persons and how derived, | 0 far as known to afiant, are described as fol- lows viz: That ifeaid James H. Ritchey be dead hie unknown heirs or devisees claim, or might cla m, an interest or right in the real | estate by descent, inheritance, devise oropera- tion of law. Whereupon it js ordered by the | clerk in vacation that the defendants be noti- fied by. publication that plaintiff has com- | menced 8 sui! inst them jn tnis court by px tition and a® it, the object ant general nature of which is to enforce the iien of the | State of Missouri for the delinquent taxes of the year 1912 amounting in the aggregate to the sum of $.48 together with interest, coste, com- | missions and fees upon the following described tracts of land situated in Bates County, Mis- | souri, to- wit: = Beginning at the North-west corner | of the Souta half of Lot One (1) of the { North-west Quarter of Section Thirty | (30) Townehiy Forty-two (42) Range Thiriy-one (81) runbing thence Sonth Twenty rods; thence East Twenty rode; thence North Twenty rods; thence Weet | Twenty rods to Leiter yy ‘ And that unless the said defendants be and | appear at the next term of this courtto be be- ‘and holden in the city of Butler, Bates |, on the first Monday in hereof and 0 jeagwe Rogbow sd eee tenes ret 4 ia petition and the above desctibed real | estate sold to satisfy tre game. And it is farther ordered by the clerk afore- ® part of the real estate -| teen (15); thence weet to the place of beginning. | John F. Wileon, Plaintift |record in the office of the recorder o deede | Ex-Officio Collector of | pablication, tha the Revenue of tates County in the State | againet them in this court, the object and gen- ufknown consort, heirs, devisees, donees, | terest, that they or any of them may have in alienees, or immediate mesne or remote, vol: | or to the following described real estate lying | uutary or involuntary grantees, Defendante. | and ak wesituate in Bates County, Missouri, | to wit: | The State of Missoari at the relation and to the THE ‘PRUDENT MAN PROTECTS HIS FAMILY WITH A BANK ACCOUNT , HE KNOWS HS Di Should YOU be taken away from your wife and children do you not wish for them to be free from WANT? The best way to make your family independent is to REGULARLY BANK apart of the income from your labor or your business and let this money STAY in the bank. A foolish investment may endanger the happi- ness of your family. BE CAREFUL. Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank Missouri State Bank “The Old Reliable’’ ™ Reedy be dea’ hie unknown hejrs or devisees eames Order of Publication. * | claim, or might claim, an interest or right in STATE OF MISSOURI, {ve the real estate bs descent, inheritence, devise County of Bates. or operation of law, Wherenpon it ie ordered In the Circuit Court, October ‘Term, 19:4 by the clerk in vacation that the defendants be In Vacation August 10, #14. notified by publication that plaintiff has com- menced a suit against them in this court by, pe- tition and affidavit, the object and general nature of which is to enforce the lien of the State of Missouri for the delinquent taxes of the years 198, 149, 1910 and 1911 amounting in the aggregats to the sum of $4.90 together with interest costs, commiss:one and fees, upon the following described tracts of land situated in Kates County, Missouri, to-wit: Eight acres off of the West side of the South-west Quarter of the South-weet Quarter of section Thirty four (34) in ‘township Forty-one (4)), Range Thirty- two (32). ve ‘The unknown consorte, heirs, devirees, Joners, | slienees, immediate, merne or remote, vol- untary or involuntary @ antues of the follow- ing wd deceased persuns: Peter B. Mo- Cool, deceased; Peter H McCool, deseased; Wm. B Price, Jr , deceasea and Abeol m | Means, deceased, Defendante. Now at this day comes the p'aintiff herein, by his attorneys and flles his petition under oath hercin alleging, among other things, that he verily believes there are persons intcresied ; in the subject matter of his petition, whose names be can not insert therriv, becanse they And that unless the ssid Defendants be and are to him unkn wn; that the reepective claime | Sppear at the next term of this conrt, to be be- or interests of such unknown persone are de- | gan and holden in the City of Butler, Bates rived by them from one or the other of the ful- | county, Miesouri, on the firet Monday in Octo- lowing deceased persona, to-wit: Peter H., | ber, 1914, and on or before the frst day thereof, | McCool, Peter B McCool, Wm. B. Price, Jr., and plead to said pet! ion according to law the and Absolom Means, as the respective con- | same will be taken as confessed, and judgment (sorte, beire, devisees, donees or immediate | rendered according to the prayer of said peti~ meene or remote, volun ary or involuntary tion and the above described real estate sold grantees of said deceased persons. to aatisty the eame. ‘That tae said Peter B McCool entered a part And it ia further ordered by the clerk afore- of the peal estate in plaintiff's petition and said that a copy hereof! mblished in The But- hereinafter described, from the United Statea ler Weekly Times, 8 w y newepaper printed Government, a» ehown by the plut book of | and published in Bates county, Missouri for four t | origipal enteries, on file in the office of the Re- | Weeks successively, the last insertion to be at | corder of Deeds in and for Bates County, Mie- least fifteen days before the first day of the souri, and never conveyed the same to any one | next term of said court 80 far as disclosed by the records of eaid county. H UO MAXEY, Circuit Clerk, That said Peter H. McCool appears by the! A trne copy of the record. recorde afore ald to have asserted. some claim Witness my hand as clerk aforesaid to a part of tie real estate hereinafter deccrib- [Seal] with the deal of said court hereunto ed tn? euch interest as he may have had or affixed Done at office in Butler on claimed, was not by him properly conveyed. this the 19th day of August, 1914, that the said Absolum Means entered apart 44-4t H. O, MAXEY, Circuit Clerk, ofthe real estate in the petition and herein after deecribed from the Unit d States Govern- , — —— ment, @e shown by the plat oforiginal enteries, on Ble in the office uforesaid and in bis con veyance of the same. his wife did not join him, andhas ao spparant dower right iu and to such land ‘That the said Wm, B Price, Jr., took & deed Sheriff's Sale in Partition. A, O, Cutehall, Plaintift vs. John Henderson, Elam Henderson, Laura of couveyance, ani beld the apparant fee; Foster, Mattie Ankram and Belle Bowerman, simple title in and toa part of the real ectate | Defendants. hereinafter described, which deed ts tound of | In the Circnit Court, Bates County, Missouri. By virtue and authority of a decree and or- der of eale made by thes -id Court, in the above aforesaid in bovk G, No. }, at page 449, and did entitled cause and ofa certified copy thereof not convey the title ro acquired to any one un- Ieee Re Gis Be in at i iy name He nee dated July 18th, 1914, I will on and by an imperfect description of the land !n- tended to be conveyed; which is as full a de- | Dacaday Ontopey 07 1216) scription of the Interests of such anknown | betweeithe hours of nine o’clock in the fore- persone ae can be set forth by the plaintiff. noon and five o’clock jn the afternoon of that Whereupon, it ie ordered by the clerk, in va day at the east front door of the Court House in ‘cation, that the said defendants be notited by | Butler, Miasonri, gel! at public vendue, to the plaintiff hascommenced a suit Riguest pager the following described real estate, viz: | eral nature of which is to divest aaid defend- | The North half of the South Kast quarter of ante and each and all of them of all righ , title | ection twentv-elght (28) township forty-two sod interest, or apparant right. title and in- | Ci ange thirty-three (33), In Bates County, Terms of sale as follows, viz:—Cash in hand, Std HAKVE JOHNSON, Sheriff of Bates County; Miesourt. | ‘The north rast quarter of the south | ¢ast quarter sod that pars of the north west | quarter of the soutn e jarter bounded and | aescribed Depisalty et the north east corner of said trac! running thence west twenty- | bee ees thence south atid four iy rode; thence west twenty-six’ and one-half! By virtue and authority of Special Execution (26.1/,) rods; thence south twenty-four (24) | issued from the office of ine Clerk of the Cir- rode; thence east thirteen and one-half (13 '/2)"| cuit Court of Bates County, Mo., returnable at rods; thence south thirty-two (32) rode; thence | the October Term. 1914, of aid Court, and to east agi (40) rods; thence north eighty (80) | me directed, in favor of J. H Stone Collector rode to the place of beginning all said land | of the revenne of Bates County, Missouri, and b ing in Section Fifteen (15) in Township Forty | againet J. M. Lothridge 1 have levied upon (40) of Range Twenty-nine (29) in said county | and eiezed all the right, title, interest and and State; and by ite judgment and decree veet | claim of the said J. M. Lothridge of, in and the title to the whole of sald real estate in the | to the following described Real Ketate. to-wit: plaintiff herein, who claime title thereto In fee. The North half of Lot Kight. Section And that unless the said Defendants be and | Five (5). Township Thirty-nine (39) sppesr at this Court, at the next term thereo!, | Range_ Thirty-three (23), all in Bates to be begun and holden at the Court House in | County, Miesoor:! the City of Butler. insaid county, on the first; And I will, on Tu-sday, the 6th day of Octo- Monday of October 1914 and on or before the | ber, A D -1914, between the hours of nine first day of eaid Term, answer or plead to the | o'clock in the forenoon and five o’clock In the Petition in sald cause same will be taken a8 | afternoon of that day, at the East Court House Serene and judgment will be rendered ac- | Dvor, in the City of Butler, County of Bates 5 Sh Seale hn tabthot entered, that's aforesaid, sell the same or so much thereof aa Sheriff’s Sale. copy hereof! may be requized, at Public Vendue, to the be published ding to law, in The Butler iN 4 Weekly ‘Times, newspaper published in said | highest blddar for'ea abs 1a ARDC SeaLeTy Ont County of Bates for four weeks successively, published at least once a week, the last inser- tion to be at least thirty days before the fret day of said next October term of this Court H. O MAXEY, Circuit Clerk. A true cops from the record. Witnees my band, and socal of the Cir- | ccit Court of Bates county, thie 10th day of August, 1914, H. O. MAXEY, HARVE JOHNSON, Sheriff of Bates County, Missouri. 46-td Sheriff's Sale. By virtue and authority of Special Execution iesued trom the office of the Clerk of the Cir- cuit Court of Bstes County, Mo , returnable at (sar) 43: 4t Circuit Clerk. | the October Term, 1914, of said Court and to Y me directed, in favorof J. H Stone Collector : Saint Jacob C. Fisher 1 have levied upom Bogs {against Jacob C. er I have u Order of Pablication. and tlezed all the right, title, interest and \e1 and ciaim of the said Jacob C. r of, in | to the following described Real Estate, to-wit: | Lote3 and 4, in block 5, in Atkinson’s Park addition in the city of Lut Bates acai eae And I will on Tuesday, the 6th day of Ooto- ber, A. D,. 1911, between the houre of nine o’elock in the sorenoon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that day, at the East Court House Door, in 4 of Butler, « ounty of Bates aforesaid, sell the same, or #0 mach thereof a8 may be required, at lio Vendae, to the highest bidder for cash in hand, to satisfy sald execution and coste. HARVE JOHNSON, 46-04 Sheriff of Bates County, Missouri. STATE OF MISSOURI, foo County of Bates. In the Circuit Court of Bates County, Mie- souri, in Vacation August 19, 1914. . the nee of J. H. Stone. Ex Officiovollector of the Revente of Bates County, in the State of Missouri, Plaintif, vs. L. D. Reedy, if living and if cead, his known consort, ire, devisees, doners, alienees, or immediate, mesne or remote, Zener Se Een grantees, Defend- Civil Action for Delinquent Taxes. State of Missouri to the The above named De- 2 ie - Coming Events. - Bates County Fair—Sept. 8-11. Hume Stock Show—Sept. 17. Pleasanton Stock Show—Septem- ber 23-24. State Fair—Sept. 26 to Oct. 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