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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-19


For the writers of these "de mortuis
nil nisi bonum'' seems to have had no
meaning. though the last expresses a
pious hope:
England
If heaven be pleased when sinners cease
to sin,
If hell be pleased when sinners enter In,
If earth be pleased when ridded of a
knave.
Then all are pleased for Coleman's in his
grave.
Here lies Dodge who lodged all good
And lodged a deal of evil
But after lodging all he could
He could not dodge the devil.
WinsloW, Me-
Here lies one Wood inclosed in wood,
One wood within another.
The outer wood is very good,
We cannot praise the other.
Nova Scotia
Here lies old twenty-five per cent.
The more he had the more he lent.
The more he had the more he craved,
Great God. can this poor soul be saved?
Matrimonial infeicities are perpetuated
in such verse as this:
Kent, England
Within this grave do lie
Back to back my wife and I.
When the last trump the air shall fill,
If she gets up I'll just lie still.
New Haven Conn
Here lies the body of Obadiah Wilkinson
And Ruth his wife,
Their warfare is accomplished.
Kittery, Me
We cannot but mourn our loss, though
wretched was his life.
Death took him from the cross erected
by his wife
These are some that were called before
the fullness of their time:
Unlocated-
A bird, a man, loaded gun.
No bird, dead man. Thy will be done.
Listen, mother, aunt and me
Were killed. here we be.
We should not had time to missile
Had they blown the engine whistle.
Orange County, New York
He got a fishbone in his throat
And then he.sang an angels note
Sacred to twins Charlie and Varlie
Sons of loving parents who died in in
fancy
Portland. Me-
The little hero that lies here
Was conquered by the diarrhoea.
Brevity in the expression of ponderous
ideas is noticeable in these:
Block Island, N. Y
He's done a-eatching cod
And gone to meet his God.
Falkirk, England
Here under this sod and under these
trees
Is buried the body of Solomon Pease.
But here in this hole lies only his pod,
His soul is shelled out and gone up to
God.
Alpha White. Weight 800 lbs.
Open wide We golden gates
That lead to the heavenly shore.
Our father suffered in passing through
And mother weighs much more
Nobler obituaries than certain of these
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-19
Japanese Roses.

The horticultural world is exercised by
mysterious transformation in color which,
the Japanese are able to effect in roses.
BY some unknown but natural process
the over changes from red in the sun
light to white in the shade or in dark
ness.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-19

A well known specialist on ear diseases
has made the announcement that half
the deafness prevalent at the present
time can be traced to the practice of
boxing the ears of children
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-19
STRANGE FAITHS

OF the OrientaIs and the Curious
COnceits About the Body.
New York World
christian Science has caught glimpse
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-19

Are you one of those people who never
act upono suggestion that others have
round profitable? If so, try Apple Bios
som Flour and then try and get along
with some other -four.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-19
Selections From Curious Little Book Compiled

Since the collecting mania possesses
everybody nowadays it does not surprise
one to learn that New England woman
has been spending years collecting cpl
taphs. Quaint Epitaphs," by Susan
Darling Stafford, was not the result of
morbid curiosity or settled melancholy
which delighted in pondering over tomb
stones, but of "a fondness for studying
human eccentricity as revealed in whin-
steal epitaphs." Not all of these inscrip-
tons are amusing, though most of them
are on the Tom Hood order of poetry
Some of them have the bitterness of a
Swift and a few the moral breadth of a
Shakespeare. There is. not the slightest
danger of getting the blues" by read
Ing the book. however: on the contrary.
Its humor would provoke a smile from a
Timon. ~ -.--t
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-19

This from a ehurchyard in wyoming
County. New York, reads like a railway
time card:
She was in health at 11:30 a. m
-, And left for heaven at-3:3O p. Nil
On the sarcophagus of A. T. Stewart.
whose body was stolen from st. Mark S
ehurchyard. New York. is the following,
probably not meant as double entendre:
He is Not Here.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-19
Will NAVIGATE AIR
A GERMAN NOBLEMAN THINKS HE
HAS SOLVED A PROB
LEM
THE INVENTOR EXPLAINS

Middle of n Lake-It lis Made of
Aluminium and Is FIOated by Bal
IOOns-ROyaIty SustainS the Ven
ment.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-19

Our papa dear has gone to heaven
To make arrangements for eleven.
Evidently with such family 1T was
cheaper to move than, pay rent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-13

steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City dock
sen1ays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. ~ u
midnight, for Port Townsend Port VIII
Iams. Dunxenesx. Port Angeles, Port
crescent. Gettyseurg. pysh,. tslaliam ana
Sean bay. Returning. leaves Port Anse-
at a. m. leaves Port Townsend ct 10 =
No. arrives In Seattle IT s.se D. m. steam-
wr Garland leaves City dock Mondays.
Tor Port Townsend. PORT Williams, DANCE
ness Port Angeles and Victoria Re.
turning, leaves Port Angeles at a, N. on
Mondays. Wednesdays ami fridaya
leaves Port Townsend At II .. M. arrives
In Seattle at 30 D. m.
Telephone Main sls
CAPT. j. il THOMPSON. Manages.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-13

YIcTnRIA RnirTE

VICTORIA ROUTE
steamer City % Kingston. between To-
coma. Wash, and Victoria, Il G.
sSoans LvI Nj sTaerma ITO Ar s:,xsn
1e ssnaHa lvs y SEATTLE - Ar lisa 70
f:lepmiLvl srPt. Townsend. sssArlia :4spm
s.l5isnlArslig9 Victoria AsLvl s:sppn
eDaIy except Sandays
This STEAMER furnishes nryf-cfAaa &C.
eesssrlicGaifaps, carrying both freight and
passengers. and leaves from Yesles wharf.
sentsse. Tor Victoria. at issA a. m. and too
Tacoma al ais a. m
For rates. tickets. etc, inquire OF
j. W. ALLEN.
Agent. Yesisr Wharf. seattle
l. A EArEAU
General Agent y. p. ny. Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-13

STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON
Leaves Yesler wharf Seattle tally tex-
ceps Saturday. at 10 p. for ExEAETT.
ANACoRT RS. FAfRHA EN- ard WHAT
COM Eetarning leaves Nhafeoua daily
except sunday at n ma. arriving 10
Seattle at ~ n. IN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-13

STEAMERS
SEATTLE TACOMA AND CLyNsiA
ROUTE.
STEAMER NULTSCAAH
leaves sor Tacoma Ard Olympia daily a
! T. L.
STEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
rs.w~s ss~ Taeo.na and osynpsa sA7y. ex.
-ee,t sgnszkys a. L. IL EgszfHfnx A.
~zs'.A seattle >. II
w~ esxsw@er Seattle ara Tacoma n
- Raua9 TRIP. 81 Costs
CAPT. :. WILLY Manager
~xt MAR 81 C3sg Ds<k Aeene
s@AYTf.g~r oEST CAMILLE TOWNSEND
ROUTE
STEAMER PROSPER
rsawea E-4sw Tseex 9atfv a. ~ A. AZ.
-. saEs=Ay soE Fgss Isefssoa, rxssa1
80 gSanHs@. Port LssSlzw gra 20
vaxn.ers. Rst1Tnaaw .x@cszes ssasss~ NJ
: r aszy sx13Ay leaves so~ P>~s
1880 esrect a. q "a r1sgr-sax
Isxx~a Pert Tgwzssr1 r5r Seasts Dire
a. !. g -sssSs5zze. N&ss Vt LAZY. re-
EAssss 4 Gu. ASs5-A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-13

frn~ pert THwwzsrzs. Ansesswrns Fla frss v~a
wnssesEz. ssisxy Harsos ana nacns ksar.
Eszy.
Laws Tessev Snsk 9an1ays Wssas>r
ass asa FrE&4yN at o. "a
J. NJ s ATkfSS0s Manager.
ORE II ard 81 acst1e Bsc@1 Ts.xoAomn
Mas ixs.
EA1gT ORCHARD AND PORT wAafs.
ISSsTa% Ls1ESTk.
wTEAMEn MARY r. PERLrY
r<xveR sse5 ~ " ass n9aon ssv~es aassx "A
SO :. "a tswasaays. 81 p n.s for $1,000
Eeass IVES s&aAksseys. fsyenssgton n n
ais ara Ssgsey5sss. EesGsnsnx Lsves
safverxsaSs ~ - q. u-s arrives nrnstk. X
= ms Ieaxss zssasy Esswrgiay ssfwhss -
50 .. "a, arrives SEATTLE - D q. TO-
Ea2lx. Naxa ~
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szszR a 4 TunF&Sgyss
asaYrYsr.r II 4 Man

LAsF}arE u D AAil
Or Part Orchard sd FSsf wasss-xsn.
rosie lss@ee City Cock So a N rssssn.
.; sosz9a Esaxa, b4ressess. TsysSS Y.,g
Ersznersnn &. &@4g Yava s-ss
Ch.F3sazaa TrseytoE. CAsea. rstxeyssg.
Leaves Pert Orchard Navy ssatSses :.
>. H.. arrives sestsse)s AZ n y " Eas.
iEson NssssF ~ .s&rsas 4 Ca.
HOOD rA~%f p1r-rv
rrEsAEts us1UE
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.sae&- .aat - Wasssggfefs sfress -
6Ayx 5A4-ssays @w1 nAf9r41ws
s'csers o. n~ Tar KtngssSn. par- r,anhs.
seAssecs. ATxnnen H0zty. Tpwafts. 70
vAss Fssz Ff@as&SseFs aaes ryesss 49,
E&:xxrs e. Alternate daya
r TnoTTAAg. Msr.x~r
xesx-Az1s M. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-13

FOR ASAcoRTFs. FAfRHAvES. NEW
WHATSoM AND VANCOUVER. II. @
'TEAMER NORTH PACIFIC
MeWlllsans. Master.

~ W s4sA&H&. Master.
Leaves YesgaY Wharf every Monde W..
nesaay and Friday a. II 20 . a
dag N 10 e n. for Seattle fret. arrsvs-x
le q m. following day.
Leaves Faurog%es SATURDAY "a n 80 a..
WhaScsEu. fasf1sNsG, AnaevrsSx ARA 49,
tie arriving Seattle .. III. sur4ay
Connects at lAaarmrt@s xfth q q =. ~
srd at VANCOUVER with steamers sav -
na.rsu ard New Westminster ara ~s,. ~
T. r. trains for Az pstaas EAsf ~
F3s tTekEaf Or p&s3sge apafg ~ yaxs..
WAR ar r. effscs Of varssuv.- -
NssuSi Life Binding Tes- HrJsn 81
skskfT RIVER ROUTE - s,~.,,n-
skagiF Queen, Monthly Time sssyS
leaves seatsge~Fsh - AZ r,ss7vssnk.
March J. AZ midnight NsreA : 49, So
night; March J. AZ a III. Ma~rh -
n. "a March IL. ~ a. ~ Mas =
A. mssraEhf @aFen s. at frssgsfsr,ss
AArch s.. ~ n snsght. Marrs. q ~ :
IA. Marta = AZ a. m March = a.
p IA March p az a NJ Mace ~
~ 10 IN Lseases Mamnt Varmss,s--
MARA J. az a "a Mareh :. az a =,
Mareh ~ r. IA Nasga q AZ ~
Aaren e. AZ 6 a. IN: March s. A. z -
m Marcia "a A. A. IA March x -.
= zs- Aarrn - - = IA Mars ~
T. m Calling AZ TaSAlip s.Nrxxss.a 20 a.
Ssagss Csfg, Stcwst fsrTsssT and A@sar -
fss< ~ ssE ard fr~EEAt rates exs,.s..
81 CITY Ipazk VI Z. Gslk@aom. waysa....<ssS.s
II. II. MeIAasza4G, Master. TsleuAss.s
2afw - *'Nssssss
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>-es-r--.sz-,--zeu--l-s-. -o-aase~s.-e.-es--..-s
STEAMERS.
Fill ON THE FLlk6.

FIJI ON THE FLA k.h
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trips daily exSu.ss SUNDAY
In enc hour s11 TWENTY-FIVE mfnuSeA
The STEAMER FLYER"
nexu.aF daily trips. Seattle Tacsmn
rp1te. ~ follows:
TAKING EFEFeTr TUESDAY. NAY 4
TIME CARD
Leave Seasile-.ss5 u.is q IN; a;N GA
O. n.
Leave IAeanaa--ssan =. M; /. a.sa. D. n
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle ~ A. ns e m sn N
Leave Tacerpa-s.s9 a. m. s3A TN a. n
I~ailciFsS as N2stAeyn sag wharf IA.
coma. ans Commercial deck. foot OF Ma
rion street. Seattle.
Washington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-13

The FASTEST, MOST ELEGANT ana
OILY DAILY STEAMER on the WHAT
CON ROUTE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-13

Freight and fafes ~ iow as any by wss.
or or rail.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-13

PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY.
YexIer Wharf Telephone Main Sfi.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-13

@--~ 1870
STEAMER GEORGE =. STARR for
AnaeaTtsg. FaiFhaSen ara whatcaa
lea sea Central dock. Seattle. at = D. m.
T@.asaav Tbnv&sfsy and Saturday Re-
surulng. tsAvss wh8tenrn Al ! =. ra. sur-
sav Wednesday and frrdsy. Leaves Sc.
attse fog Tacoma ~ =. ~. Tuesday.
sgseurpsax ard SATURDAY
gx.H wf8fnDY ISLAND POINTS AND
"A fsp%SER. ~~sfssnaex Fairhaven leaves
fssrtrsg Dock. Seattle. aa{iv at II . a..
Except Saturasy Returning leaves La
xsronsv al 4 m. 8assy. except sunday
snu~asnx a. f1sluomGs. esfntssn. Browns
pes.s Iaagset Gagpevills. san Sc FacA.
s,as uarbcr. fIfNasssy and La Gomez.
Ia xsonr2sr tfa1afs sag 3ransEoratson
ssr,,nsany swise+s. Tessg.hesss Main I'll
..s7pr TOWNSEND, San JUAN iu-
.Nysg AND HyaATtsgE ROUTE
aTEAMEsg LYDIA THOAruor
r,srx-.lrx ifasse5 sssssa wa1 leavrs f~t.,
go tot % Man street sandar Tas.asx
- sreasss2sy ~ Il e'caok nisnisnt -.
-, aswxss~ssss sza Juan isans.s srn ~
ssss.rsfss Returning caves New MA.
r',rs Taaseay. Tnurxday ard safur<sas a
i H. Thompson ma $1,000
lis -lseg arssaa Co.. sxsEsz. Ctr 49,
1T.4wgh5Es~ Asan -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-13
Summer Travel Via Taku Trail.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.

PasS~ug capital -.....,.-...., 1880
lanes y. Hnge, n. ..-....-,-....- .ETsSsteFsi
sasser Turner ..-.. ....a.- .--..... - sssgr
s,f,rrer1s9aasnre 10 al The principal cities
~ fne TESTED Sfate@ @a3 Europe
DRAFTS AND LETTERS OF CREDIT
t-SSfrYsT OK 4TfA%. BENNETT. SKACs-
WAY HONOLULU.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-13
x.tsATssoA, ASstsufgTkss AND FAN.
HAVEN R4EsfE


w-s1l .sy Ct from Nascta Esh 20 fhs isss
ssss@ @sAf@ 1f SEaAa3pEscn all sgssna a.
80 s,5ss ssseek T2aesasAYA. TaHg@ss4vs AL
sssraayA Mna sAke passengers as.i
q. @4xksF.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-13
SEATTLE 4 EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY
GO ON THE. GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDNONDa
ROUTE

Time Card-Lsayex Seattle a m. n
ana y, IA. Leaves Everett SIS 4 N |:
s.ss D. n. and 7:is p. m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-13

Three round trips daily except Sunday
Sehncctsons~~At Seattle wlsh he steamer
FsySF Ter Tacoma Al Everett with tho
steamer AaAado for Snaeorsish and with
the everett b Monte Crixtu Railway for
Monte Crisso and way stations
Soinsan Dock, Seattle. Nereaanfy' Dock
erets, s.
ER SCOTT Manages.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-13
v,s<gEg HGtHTD< & CO. BANKERS
4acprIcs ASe4 .sss

Ssa1 ex1sxsxs ard tszegrAss.se srassz-
epgs szs %s@ kss-& Ns4E& az ~ EaaL ssa
ESvmgag&z14s- F0sE~Azs@ ar xgrs0SSs raa.zss 81
Ess3.aA AEazS ssysgAss s1es A1zaSa~
eAsAx exs-s u sxGSssag0 @a 1~11s0S. ara.
sasx essa@ Mers aF k@.1TsE@
k.a..eg SxaFSs 1x<&ksx at al S&ssass "a ssq1~.
s5Ae 1as1zSs-
pazesa~ szaSs &xss @shg~ v4izasssgs -
esasx4 Sc -essSa.s ter sasexee.azx.
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Sk.AuIsa9p
CITY Of TOPEKA
VIII Sail From Seattle

AT D a. n.
For Mary island. kesehikan. Wran-
gel. sum Dunn Juneau, Douglas ISL
arsu. Dyea ard SkagwEy.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-02
Chattel Mortgage with Power OF Sale

Know all men by these presents, That on
this the 9th day of August, A. ID. IS9s, the un-
dersigned, }. ID. Duckworth, of Bates county
Mo. IN consideration OF the sum of seventy
one (7u dollars, TO him paid by Martin Nyhart,
and set over unto the said Martin NShart his
executors, administrators and assigns the fol-
lowing property, to-wit:
About fifteen acres of corn now growing upon
lots No. three 90, section three 80. township
thirty nine $50, of range thirtytwo l32l, and
lot No sixteen tl6), section four a., township
thirty nine t39l of range thirty two (S2l also
one Mccormick moving machine, two disk rid
ing cultIyarors new upon condition thar ~ 1
pay TO the said Martin Nyhsrt, his executors
administrators and assigns one promissory
note OF seventy -one on dollars, dated August
9Th, lSya, and due sixty after date, with
interest from date, at per cent, then this con-
Veyance shall be VOID otherwise to remain in
tull force and effect. Ana in case default be
made IN the payment OF the DEBT above men
toned, or any part thereof or Of the interest
due thereon, on any day when the same ought
to be paid, then me whole sum shalt, at the
election OF the said Martin Nyh5rt become i'm
medIateiy Que and payable. The property
hereby sold and conveyed TO remain in NV po-
session uu til default Ne made in the payment of
said debt and interest, or some part thereof.
but in ease OF sale or disposal, or attempt TO
sell or dispose OF said property, or a removal
or attempt 10 remove the same from New Home
IUwnsnIp. or an unreasonable depreciation IN
value thereof. the saJd Martin N9nsrt, his
legal rerresentstlYe, may take the salu prop
erty any part thereof into las possession.
pon taking possession 81 laid property. or
any part thereof either in case Of default or a.
above provided, the SAID 6arUo Syhart. OF his
legal r preventative may proceed >elI the
SAINT. or any part thereof, at public auction 10
she highest pidder Tor cash, ~ Nyhart IA the
of county OF Bates and stats OF
Missouri. GrsI having given twenty days pub
lie notice the f5Gne. serIsIS sud place Of sale
and property 10 Be sold. by advertising IN one
OF Ehe cau1tN papers, and alter satisfying The
necessary costs. charges and expenses incurred
bs hiIn ami paying SAID debt and interest out
oF the proceeds ot such sale, ne shall p2l over
sac surplus. Ef any, - J. a. bGcAE9Eth er ms
legal representative.
t>EALf N witness whereof. have st
nv hand and ScSI this nth uGs ut Az --gs>T. E>sl
y Euud scaled ana delivered pr sea Is Of Us
ss-4t J. ID. DUtsk WO ssTH
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-02

Washington, Oct. PA design for a
anew SIS silver certificate has been Sc
Rected by the treasury department. The
officials regard the design as the most
beautiful that has vet been authorized
in the production of paper money. The
most conspicuous feature of the new
.Naote will be the departure from the
custom of printing the portrait of a
distinguished statesman on the face of
the bill In this case the head of an
Indian. with feather head-dress will
appear IN the center OF the face of the
mil
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-02

By virtue and authority Of 9 special eHecu-
zion far Delinquent taxes issued from the Of
nee of the clrrE OF The circuit court Of Bates
Co Mo. reLurnAble at the NOyem Der term,
Iss9. of card court. 90 me diTrcte IN favor Of
A y Owen. n -OfiriO collector OF the rsvenns
OF Bates rOunty ara against Goodman and
Torrance Browning. | nave levied and seized
upon al the right. title. interest and claim OF
ssit defendants Goodman and Terrace
browning IN and to the following described
real estate situated la Bates county, AissOurf.
to- wit.
Forty (4I acres northeast quarter OF the
south west quarter of seetiOn twenty eight
Isl. tOWnthip forty on- l4ll, range thirty
two 1921 will. on
Thursday. November 49, ls9o
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and i've O'Clock in the afternoon z that
day at ne east front door OF the court house,
In the eity Of Boiler BHtes county, MtseOuri,
sell the same or mpeh thereof Ne may be
r. guireo a. public vrndUe. 10 the ID ghest bid
der for each. to sausfy Esid execution and
costs r.. Z MUDO.
4s-H sheriff OF Gates County, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-02

Whereas III L HentOn and ii r Henton by their
deed OF trust dated Feby ., 1893 and recorded in
the recorders office within and for Bates county
Missouri, in book No I57 page AZ conveyed to
the Undersigned trustee the following desert beu
real estate lying and being situate in the
county of Bates ana state of Missouri, to-Sit:
Twot CO acres of of the south END OF the west
half OF the west half of the southwest quarter
OF the southwest quarter OF section fourteen tl4l
in TOWNSHIP forty t4U) range thirty-one (3l in
Guiding all the buildings and mill situated
thereon and all machinery and fixtures belong
ing to said MILL which conveyance was made. IN
notes FULLY described IN said deed of trust, ana
whereas, ii is provided in said deed of trust
that the said grantOrS in said deed of trust
shall at ali times keep the buildings then exist
ing those hereafter made upon said real
estate constantly insured against fire for the
nsurable value thereof in some insurance com
pany represented by the alton Trust Compa-
ny, and all such policies assigned to said " al
ton Trust Company, and in default OF which it
Is provided that the whole debt secured by said
deed of trust shall at once become due anu pay
able; and whereas said property has not been
kept insured required by the terms and con-
ditiOns OF said deed of trust, and what insur-
ance that has been made upon the buildings
thereon has become forfeited under the terms
OF the policy etecting such insurance, and said
debt in consequence OF the facts aforesaid has
become payable and Is unpaid.
Now therefore, at the request of the
legal holder of said notes ana pursuant TO
the conditions of said deed of trust,
will proceed to sell the above describ-
ed premises at public vendue, to the
highest bidder for cash, at the east front door
OF the court house, in the city OF Butler, coun-
ty OF Bates and state of Missouri,
Friday, November 10, 1889,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and i've o clock n the afternoon of that
day, for the purposes Of satisfying said debt,
interest and costs. q. A. ALLEN,
49-4t Trustee
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-02
PROBATE COURT DOCKET.
November Tenn Commencing
Nov. 10, 1899.


Edith Morrison. y , StJrb. .
AhraEa II lcIead, d y Brown, Admir-
Nancy / Bureh, Nj BGreh, e
" IS (ouchUn, CHas oucAun, Aour
Nancy Nash. II Ii .atIier. Aaur
David Eah-opher. Jno NJ Harrison. q
} + " alton. II Y BTog u. Adurr
Martin Kern, Matthias Kern, Adur
John Archer, Il Brown, AGmr
Elijah Riley, Nathan Groves and } Riley, =
Harvey Napez, sarah Aapes, TX
Willis Hun, susan Hun, TX
ESD DAY, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER HrH.
Frank Bell ct al, james Bell. 9
Albert owen, 81 al, J, I'm owen,
John >tandi5h, Emma >tabdlsh, Admrx
+ ercy L n GORE, st al, Il a White, 4
Bertha Cathfleu, ct al, + 81 Mcneil. c
lothian >cudder, Bnd a Lenlz, EN
Charles stewart, et al, Geraldine ~teWar. 1
j asper Pierce Jessie + ri, rec, q
Charlie Dcnney, " z Cornell. .
Charles Richardson, a" / Richardson, &
Clarence L fleece, Mary keecr, g
Lula i Holman, Il Holman, Il
BIRD DAY, WEDNESDAY,, nov. 18TH.
Robert ii knaus, { y Teeter, Admir-
W II Walters Mary v alters, TX
Geo 81 osier, Fred + Mosler, Admir-
y satterlee, III Mudd, Adnr
James cEtroy, It al, john ii McElroy,
Walter lett, Parker
Grace Branuock, J hrauuock, q
Robert Clalk, 1Leodoslia CIsrk, Adnlrx
Jostpb \. C omack, At ais IA kash, Z,
Norton l. $ ggins, IN a ~ig2ius, q
Ruben Colbert, 1t al, 1 \ Denton, q
John " aIker, ID IL Walker, c
Atm DAY, THURSDAY, Nov. I6TH-
Walter stOll, John Y0ss, {
Frank /. MIze, ct at, wa Walton. {
Prudence Cooper, ct al, Ii Cooper, G
Reuben aImsn, Nancy (arman, Adnirx
Elizabeth alley, \ Il alley. Ex
Alexander Bomar, Ruth BoInAr, Admrx
a Park, sarah } Park tx
Xavier kembergtr, Chas kemberger. Admr
1hirsa Blevens, Henry Bearce, 6
Minnie Bailey, " right Bailey, G
alter Shields, Thos III Shields, q
BERTHE - Gentry, ct al sarah Gentry, C
5TH DAY, FRIDAY, nov. i7th.
Pearl Forbes, ct al, ) Forbes q
Alice Short, ct al, q " sybert, G
+ Nj Estep, j Estep, 6
Edwin EIlstrom, Minnie ElLstrom, q
Harry Adams, ct al. Martha Adams, q
Jas Blizzard, ct al, Jesse Blizzard, q
Hiram johnson, Oakley johnson TX
Susetta Thomas, c a Bird, G
Ohye Jones, II Jones, u
Lee Ash, ct al, Lizzie Ash, G
I brown, III Nickel, admr
Marinda 2 Hannah, Chas w Ross, q
J Clark, and Clark. A1mr
Alpheus Nichols, Adeline Nichols, q
STATE da6 OF N MISSOURI $50! Isl.
hereby certify the above and foregoing to
be true anu correct copy OF the settlement
docket for the term of the probate court com
mencIng on the 18th day of November, Io99.
Witness my hand and seal this the 18th
SEAL. day OF October, 1899.
49-3t j. +. ShlIH, Judge of Probate.