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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-10-23
Order of Publication.
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STATE OF MISSOURI, a..
County OF Bates,
In the Circuit Court of Bates county, Missouri,
In vacation, september 10Th, lyU2, > Potts,
plaintin, VS. WIN. Chatwell, Jane Chat
well, Martha A Brooks, Mary O'Neal,
Martha A annon, Cora A Brooks, saiah K
Sailor, Wilson 4 Brooks, Laura Brooks,
VIM. l. Brooks, defendants.
Now ~ this day comes the plaintiff herein BY
his attorney Q, sllvers Silvers, and files his
petition and affidavit. alleging among other
things that defendants, Nm. M Chatwell, Jane
Chaiwell, Martha A Brooks, Mary O'Nsal,
Martina A Cannon, Cora A Brooks, sarah 4
Sailor, Wilson Brooks, Laura Brooks, VIM.
l. Brooks, are not residents OF the stats Of
Missouri: Mhereupon it Is ordered by the clerk
In vaca lion that defendants be n0tihed by pub
LEGATION that plaintiff has commenced Q suit
against them IN this court, the object and gen.
eral nature OF which 10 TO divest defendants Of
all their interest, real or apparent, only In and
10 tine following real estate in Bates Co., NO.,
to-wit: The south half OF the southwest quar-
ter OF the southeast quarter OF section ~, OF
tow ship AZ, range ", and the southwest quar-
ter Of the northeast quarter Of section q, OF
township ~. range 70, and the southeast quar-
ter OF the northwest quarter OF section ~, OF
twp AZ, range ~, TO vest the title In said land
IN ms piain,in; also 70 correct -mistaks- In
deed from the defendants, VIM UhatwelT and
Jane Chatwell TO one Wilson Brooks wherein
the said " m Al Chatwell and Jane Chatwell In
| conveying said land to laid Wilson Brooks
lett out the numbers OF the township and range
by mistake; also 10 correct deed made by the
defendant Wilson 4 Brooks to one Harvey
Mheeler, in which the land in section IL, Is de-,
scriLed as being in section ID; and 10 obtain q
decree OF the court finding and declaring that
Martha A Brooks, Mary O'Neal, Martha A
Cannon, Cora A Brooks, sarah Il Sailor, Will
son 4 Brooke. Laura Brooks, and
William l.. Brooks are the sole and
only heirs OF Wilson brooks, deceased, and
TO perfect the title 10 said land In plaintiff, and
that unless the said defendants be and appear
at this court, at the next term thereof, 70 be
begun and bOluen al the court house, In the
city OF Butler, in SAID county, on the 18th day
OF November next, and on Or before the first
day of SAID term, answer or plead to the peti-
ton in said cause, the same will be taken a.
confessed and judgment will be- rendered &C
,ordiDgly
And be 1t iuather ordered that a copy hereof
be publ, he'd according 10 law, in the BUTLKR
| " EkKLY INNS, a weekly newspaper printed
and published in Bates county, Mo. for four
weeks successfully, the last insertion TO be at
least fifteen days before the hrstday Of the next
| term Of the circuit court. A. b. LUDMlCK,
A true copy OF the record. Circuit Clerk
Witness my hand and the seal Of the
[sEALl circuit court VI bates county, this
10th day OF September, 1917.
46-4t A. b. UDnlCK, Circuit Clerk.
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Order of Publication.
In the circuit court of Bates County, Mo. d,

In the circuit court OF Bates County, NO., in
yacanOn June Term, 1907, Iharies SchOpp,
Plalniin, vs.. Levnaru d. loung ana me
uhknow neirs OF Leonard j. Young, deceased,
Defendants.
Now ~ this day comes the plaintiff herein, BY
his attorneys, Francesca a Iiark, anu lies has
pelilion anu aihuavlt, alleging, AniUns otner
.hiuss That ueIeLuaht, Leonaru y. Young, ls
NOT Resident oI Tue state vi MIssVuri;
and that he verify Deileyes that there are
persons INTERESTS III lne matter ncrcin Gel Out,
ana set OUT IN said petition and ainuavlt as
neIrs ur ue, lsees vi Leonard y. Dung ,uecea5eu,
or claiming ny, through or unuer hIin VI them,
whose names ne cannot insert nereln Or IN saiu
petition, because they are unknown
W hlm; lhas SAID unknown persons
are the record owners IN tee SIM
PIE OF The ieai estate herein uescrlDed lo-
VII: Ihe southwest quarter VI the southeast
quar- ter vi s,Stivn tweiye III township Ivrty in
range twenty .nine Ia bates county, .dlssuurI;
winch lhey Inneriteu IrUm Leonard y. luung,
deceased, rs nelIs or uevisees.
Mnereupon, ~ 10 ordered by the
court IN leim time that said defend
ants be uOtIhed by publication tnat piain-
I'LL las .cUiiiili, hceu sui against lneln in
tLis court Inc OBJECT anu general nature vi
" Inch 10 perfect plaihln' 9 record Title w the
real estate, above uescriDeu, anu w invest de-
lvnuanls VI ali real OF apparent tilie w me
saline aIu Invest IL Iully Ia pianiin W rcasOh VI
Tile following facts, to-wiL. IhaL painful anu
those uIuer whom lac ciainis nave been IN tne
III.
pre- Illises paying ali the lakes IAe same,
ivr more IMAM Ten Gears Thai tic ueienuAnLs
nave not been ia rs possesslon VI paiu any taxes
On SAID prenlises VI any para lhcrevl Ivr more
imam TIM Ly-Une consecutive yeaIs PRIOR ~ date VI
filing the petition herein; That Plaaitlu now IL
LIE pusse1nlon Vi salQ preli.s Eth; thai nv sui
has Ueen brought by uelenuahIh or any OF then
against the piaintm or amy otner person within
the last year, W recover the possession Ut saiC
premises, Or any part thereof, anu that unies
the saiu Leonaru y. Young anu the unknown
neirs OF Leonard D. Young, deceased
De and appear ~ thus court at the mex
term thereof 70 be bes un anu holden at thu
court house III The city VI Butler
In said county, on The nth DAY OF NovenDe
next, anu ON or before The hrsI DAY VI sais
| term, answer 0r pieau " The petuon II
SAID cause, The same viii DC taken 90 cOnfesse,
and judgment VIII lie rendered accordingly.
| Anu he II further oruered that COPY nereo
| be- published, according 70 law, In the BUTLE
| MEEkLY IMks, weekly newspaper PRINT
ed anu puDnsheu IN 5aiu county 0
| bates for TOUR weeks successivel
| published ut least once b " eek, the Last Inser
| ZION to De al least nILeen days before the nrs
/ DAY or the next November TEN VI the arcui
court. a. Is. LUDWlCk, Circuit Cierk.
| A true copy OF The record. Witness my nam
| ana seal Of the circuit court VI Bste
| fsKALl county ,inis Kiln uay OF august lyv2
44-4r A. D. LUDwiCk. Circuit Clerk.
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CASTOETA.
Besr,,b 1Ihs Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sf L8xMlAa
Masked Burglars Killed Him.

lexington. Oct il A. h Chinn,
oi the firm al Chinn 4 Todd. dry
10 Ms merchants. was shot and Kill.
cd nv two masked hnrs lars rhrl V tu
day in his hr,lru"u az his home in
this ci Y, Asa th'uu. Who heard the
noise. rushed To his f,tnrrs rescue
aud fired upon the BURGLARS Through
a closed door with artl,. The bur.
glars returned the fire. and .Asa pruh.
ably will die.
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Order Of Publication.
srATE OF MISSOURI. So

Il Z
county OF BStes.
In the Circuit Court Of Bates County. in va
cation, september latn, ls2, Elizabeth Z.
Meyer, plaintiff, We. william / NICHOLS and
sarah A Nichols, Defendants.
Now 81 tins day eomes the plalnnn berlin 0!
heI attorneys, Sllyers & Siiyers, and files as Z
petition snd afhdavlt, alleging among other
lhings, thai Defendants. Nm Nichols and
sarah A. Nichols, are not residents VI the state
o1 Missouri:
Nherrupon, Il is ordered by the clerk in va
cauon, that said defendants be notified by
publication that plaintiff has commenced
q suit against them IN this court, the object and
genera nature OF which is TO divesT them OF all
title or apparent title in and 10 the following
land in bates county, Missouri, tO-wiI; Com
mencing at the northwest corner OF the south
vest quarter OF the northwest quarter OF Sec
ton thirty l3Ol IN township fOrty -two ~ OF
range thirty lone lSlJ; anu running thence east
~ rods aud IL - iiDks; thence south on q line
running east and west through the center Of
the southwest quarter OF the northwest quarter
o, tectlUn thirty lSul, township anu range eiore
said; thence running west ~ rous, 10 2-S
links; thence north 10 place OF beginning, and
TO vest the title and perfect the same in and 10
SAID ana IN The plAintn, ami that unless the
saul defendants be and appear al this court, al
the neAt term thereof, To ice beg un and hoiuen ~
the court house, in the city OF BuIler, IN SAID
county, on the llth day Of November next,
aLd ON OF before the first day OF said term,
answer or plead TO the petition In said cause,
the same viii be taken Ms confessed, and iuug-
ment " III be rendered accordingly.
ALu it is further ordered that \ copy hereof
be published, according 10 law. in THk BUTLER
MkkkLY inns, newspaper printed anu pub
ished IN Bates county lor tour weeks success
slyely, the last insertion 10 he 81 least niteen
uays before The nrst Jay OF The next term OF
the circuit court.
A. Is. LuDwICK, Circuit Clerk.
A true copy OF the record.
Witness my nanu anu seal of the circuit court
OF Bates county. this 10Th day VI
lskAL.l September, lyv2.
A. Is. LUDWlCk,
lD-4t Circuit clerk.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-10-23

Eighth constitutional amsnG.hent. en-
titled
Joint and concurrent resolution pro-
vidinE for the amendment Of article ten
(X) OF the constitution Of the state OF
Missouri, by adding a new section after
section l2 OF said article, to be known as
section Ia OF said article, relating 10 the
limit of Indebtedness Of certain cities;
as appears by comparing the same with
the original rolls Of said concurrent reso-
buttons now on file as the law directs, In
this office.
unto set my hand and affix the GREAT
SEAL of the State o. Missouri Done at
office in the City OF Jenersoh this tni>
teenth day of September, A; ID. ls1;
SAM b. COOK.
Secretary of State
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1902-10-23
HAD GIVEN UP HOPE.

at will express my thanks to ia for the
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Dunavant, spottsyivania Co., Virginia. uwheu
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being better. spit up my food all the time
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Bought two bottles Of Golden Medical pisccv'
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NJ carefully read the books yea sent me aaf
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NO OTHER DOCTOR FOR ME.

rLast spring, early, wrote you my feelings
and condition. says Mr.. A. J. Vanderwater, 1878
West Division Street, Chicago, Ill, rand you
advised me to take DR.. Pierces Golden Medical
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to a man who eau work, sleep, cat, and fee
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I am very thankful that wrote to DR.. Pierce
His Golden Medical Discovery and his httla
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No other doctor for me, only DR.. Pierce"
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Roosevelt and Cleveland.

Princeton, n, j., Oct. 1S.-The an.
was made here Thurs
day that President X, osevel, will be
entertained at the home of tx Pres.
dent urover Cleveland. il his health
will T. low him ~ attend the inaugu-
ratios Il PrcslWn, Woodrow vii.
son Ucl plnr -
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DO not overlook the First Special Sale Of
Town Lots in nine different towns In he Greek
Nation, along the line Of Frisco System, per.
fees aties guaranteed BY the government.
sale begins July It'll, continuing untii .ypiy
seth. Hound trip tickets ct single Fare, eoed
gong ON date ofsale Of tickets, only, van b
soIo on July 9Th, good to return nnnl JpIr u.
ING ON July II, good to return until July a,
I'VE. There 10 Msney 10 BE- made, ed 49,
euickiy, by attending these salss. ~ fsrsA9
Information apply 10 any pssssngR rsyso.
sentative Of the Frisco System.
JAS. D0N0HUB,
Ass't 0sn'i Pss'r An.
Ksssas CITY. H.
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STATE OF MISSOURI-ss.
l, Sam b. Cook, Secretary Of State OF
the State of Missouri. hereby certify that
the foregoing are full, true and complete
copies of the concurrent resolutions OF
the Forty-first General Assembly Of the
State of Missouri-First constitutional
amendment, entitled
No. ! submitting TO the quaiined voters
of the state an amendment to the consti-
tuition repeating sections e and q OF ar
Second constitutional amendment an
Joint and concurrent resolution to
amend section of article of the consti-
tuition Of the state OF Missouri
Third constitutional amendment. en-
"Joint and concurrent resolution sub
hitting to the qualified voters an amend
ment to the constitution OF Missouri, re-
pealing section e. article TX, and enact
ing a new section In lieu thereof;"
Fourth constitutional amendment, en-
titled
hitting TO the qualified voters OF the
| state an amendment to section II, article
| x Of the constitution OF Missouri;
| Fifth constitutional amendment, en-
"Joint and concurrent resolution sub.
| hitting to the qualified voters Of Missouri
An amendment 10 the constitution there
Of, concerning taxation:"
Sixth constitutional amendment en-
"Joint and concurrent resolution sub
hitting to the qualified voters Of IN
state an amendment to section "A aruci'
| x Of the constitution OF Missouri"
Seventh constitutional amendment. en-
esSenats Joint and concurrent resolution
submitting to the Qnanhed voteJ " NJ
thereof to define the status q the stat
certincates Of Indebtedness nsv on az
posit In the state troasufy ~ eelo Y
trust fer the .Iubiie seheei funS ane tn
ate the same; to provide fer tie paymsn
, Of the Interest thereon: and e provioe fe
the future investment 6 DeheA aAd oe0'
nasy funds" anl
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Order Of Publication.
,TATE d MISSOURI,

STATE OF MISSOURI, I
C0ul.. Of Bates,
cation, SEPTEMBER -, l92. Thomas nngler,
plaintiff, VS.. Marella 1ingler, Elizabeth Car
Ter, Frank Tingltr, Furdella MhItrack and
John Mhitrack. her husband, VIM Iingler
and Marella Iinglr, admInistrstrix OF the
estate Of Jacob Iingler, deceased, ueienF
ants.
Order of Publication.
Now st this day comes the plaintiff herein By
his sItorney " Dooley, anu nles his petition
and affidavIt alleging among other things that
the state OF Missouri. Mhereupon it is ordered
by the undersigned clerk in vacation that said
defndant be notified by publication that plaintiff
has commenced q suit sg ainst her in this court
the object and general nature OF which 10 10 Sc
cure q judgment in this court to have certain
written instrument purporting 10 be the last
will and testament OF said jacob Tingler, de-
ceased, declared not TO be the last will and
testament OIL said Jacob lingler, deceased, and
to have the same Sci aside and held as nauRht,
and that unless the said Elizabeth Carter
be and appear at this court at the next term
thereof, 10 be begun and holden st
the court house, in the city OF
Butler, in said county, on the llth day OF Mo-
yember. next, and Oh or before the hrst day
thereof answer or plead to the petition In laid
cause the same will be taken as confessed and
judgment will be rendered accordingly.
And be il further ordered that copy hereof
BurLkR " EKKLY TINES, a weekly newspaper
printed and publishedin Bates county, Mis-
souri,, for four weeks successfully, the last In
serton TO be at least III enday before the nrst
day OF the next term OF the circuit court
A. b. LUDMICk, Circuit Clerk.
true copy OF the record Witness my hand and
the seal OF circuit court OF BateS
[skALl county, this 18th day OF september,
is2. A. b. LUDWiCK.
46-4t Circuit Clerk.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-09-13

Just try Blue Ribbon Lemon and Vanilla
Extracts next time and see what you've
been missing.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-09-13
HE IS NOT DEAD,
A Saddened Home Made Happy BY The Cor
rection of False Report,

In July an account of the death of Nor
man Gruendler, son of Mrs. E. V. Gruend-
Ter, of 407 North East street, Raleigh,
appeared. The report was published in
news given out by the family and this
was that the son had been killed in q
railroad wreck in New York, through an
inquiry from this papar TO it's CORE
spondent in New York brought the reply
that nothing was known of it there.
The family mourned The young man as
dead. but letter has been received
from him, coming from Crookvilie, Mimi,
where he is employed. His letter to bis
mother promises more regularity in his
writing and this will keep the family
from the suspense which comes from no
word from an absent one, reported as
dead The news of his reported death
came from a brother in New York city,
who read of some one by the same name
being killed in a wreck in New York
State.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-09-13
A MONEY SQUEEZE
Wall Street Goes Through a
Sharp Stringency.
Demand for Call Money Began Much EarlL
Than Usual Yesterday Morning.
Effect Upon Stocks.
(By the Associated Press.)

New York, Sept. 12.-Wall Street went
through tight money squeeze today
Apprehensions of temporary stringency
had been visible all the week, the aver
age stock exchange rate on preceding
days having been eight per cent or over
Today's loans made on the stock ex-
change go over until Monday, but there
was much uneasiness over what tomor-
rows bank statement would show. Last
Saturday the associated banks reported
a surplus of only s4,000,000 over the re-
Guired reserve
Demand for call money on the stock
exchange began much earlier than usual
this morning, and there was & crowd Of
brokers on hand when it started off at
II per cent. BY early afternoon the rate
had mounted to - per cent under a very
light supply, few of the local banks caring
to make any offerings. Out of town insti-
tutions again furnished most of the
funds. Later still, the price for call loans
rose to 20 per cent. The high price OF
money had its customary effect upon the
stock exchange. Heavy all the afternoon,
stocks broke more rapidly from ! o'clock
on, the publication of the figures cover
ing the known movements of currency
during the week serving to augment
the declines.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-09-13
PRITCHARD TO NAME OPPONENT
OF CONGRESSMAN EDWARD W. P0U,
The Congressman Gives Marion Buffers Hot
Description Of the Fusion Doodle
Aggregation.

Congressman E. w. Pou reached the
city yesterday afternoon from his home
at Smithfield. He looked happy and there
was no shade of anxiety on his face con-
corning the opposition of Boilers and
Radicals in the Fourth District.
Whom do you think will be put up
against you, Mr.. Pou?" was asked him.
81 don't know who is to be my op-
ponent,' he said, and then added. His
selection is in the hands of Senator
Pritchard"
In talking with Mr.. Pou about the
"clean, able and economical twitter
from the Pritchard platform, and the
challenge from Senator Pritchard to a
comparison of records with the Demo-
cratic party, Mr.. Pou said:
Ex-senator Butler furnishes us with
a sufficient answer to Senator Pritchard's
challenge for comparison of the fusi On
legislatures with the last two Democratic
legislatures. No man in the State was
better qualified to speak of the fusion
legislatures than Mr.. Butler. In the
Caucasion of February q, 1897, he said
Up to this date the Legislature is a
damnable disgrace to the State. Nov
bear in mind that on that date the Leg
islature had done most of it's work. only
few days of the session remained
On the same day Mr.. Butler declared IL
his paper, speaking of the various COM
mittees of that General Assembly. that
is is almost impossible to get their at
tcntion to any bill that does not carry
some job with it, The last issue of the
Chatham Record reproduces several
other choice morsels of this character
which should be read and considered
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-09-13
H. G B. BEERS MARKET LETTER.
Especial to News and Observer

New Orleans, La, Sept. 12.-Liverpool
was better than was expected, owing to
small offerings from America. Our mar
ket in sympathy opened II to II points
higher, declined points on realizing, put
subsequently improved to 10 points from
the bottom n consequence of heavy beat
ing rains being reported from Louisiana,
Arkansas, Mississippi and Texas, which
were doing great damage to the open cot
ton in the fields IN addition 10 this
killing frost was reported in the North
west and predictions were made officially
of frost tonight in exposed localities in
Oklahoma and the Indian Territory. Near
The close values casod off slightly, max
ing the net gain of 10 to 16 points on
the day. The amount brought into sight
during the week was 225 900 against 1906
600 last year and 1874 600 year before last
and the aggregate from September list
to date is 362 600, against III 900 last
year and 1879 900 year before last. The
thirty leading interior towns during the
week received 147,0 900 bales, against 49,
600 last year and $1,000 year before last.
The total stock of American ashore and
afloat TO Liverpool is 81 900, against
III, 900 last year and 141 900 year before
last. The visible supply of American
increased 100000 during the week,
against a decrease of $4,000 last year and
an increase of $4,000 year before last and
the aggregate TO date is 100000, against
S35, 900 last year and 1000 year before
last. The heavy rains in Arkansas,
Louisiana. Mississippi and Texas are re-
ported to have done much damage to open
cotton. We attach considerable impor-
lance to these reports because every ore
knows his crop is early, and larger
quantities of open cotton are in the fields
now than ever known before; then again
these heavy rains will have a tendency
to restrict the marketing of cotton. The
cold wave in the Northwest and proba-
bilities of frost in exposed localities to-
night in Oklahoma and the Indian Terri
tory. may cause lower temperature in
the belt. still we DO not anticipate any
injury from frost at this carly date. The
heavy rains. though, will undoubtedly do
damage There was a better inquiry for
spots today and taking everything into
consideration, we think well of buying
on all decided breaks.
II. G. B. BEER.