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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-24
Order OF Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI.

STATE OF MISSOURI. ls
County of Bates.
In the Circuit Court October Term, 1905. In
Vacation july 18th, 1909.
Albert N. Morrell, Plaintiff.
Louisa Jane Morrell, Anna Campbell, formerly
Anna Morrsll and Ella Herrin, formerly Ella
Morrell. Defendants.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein. by
his attorney, W. W. Graves. and dies his nett.
ton and afidsvit, alleging. among other thlugs
that defendants, Louis Jane Morrell, Anna
Campbell and Ella Herrin, are non residents Of
the State Of Missouri:
Whereupon. tits ordered by the clerk In vaca.
ton, that said defendants be notified BY pub-
location that plaintiff has commenced Z suit
against them In this court, thu object and ZEN
eral nature Of which 10 to have . certain deed
made on june 9Th 1875; BY A. Morrell, Of
Aovrell. O. the same county and stsse, and pur.
porting to convey the north half Of the south
west quarter and the south half Of the north
west quarter o. section three. township forty
quarter Of the southeast quarter 81 section fonY,
townahip forty.one range thirty three. all In
Bates county, Mlssour declared null and void
and for nsu9ht held, which deed ana 10 OF reo-
tin asks that said deed be Get ssIds and decIsr.
ed null sad void for the reasons thsk the grant
OF did net have mental capacity to make the
ZANE and further that 10 vas procured through
defendant. Lnuiss. Jane MoFrsll, and that mn
Lees that sel0 Louisa Jane Merrsli, Anna Camp.
bell and Etls Hsrrin be and avpsar Ct this
eoart. q the next term theysof, to BE- begun
and holden 81 The court house In the city Of but
lW. u said county. On the drst Mono ~ In Oeto-
Der. 1903, md on u before the arst dsv OF md
term. answer OF plead 70 thu pstition IN said
cause. the same Will b. taken % confessed, and
IN n ~ e.,tS.. csS"sSx ~ s.ney.
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Order OF Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI,

STAT. OF AIssoURl'}
In the circuit Court. May Term, lssc, August
Mar, .. 1. w WALKER. Plaintiff.
Inca. 8. walker. Defendant
Now ct this day comes the plaintiff herein, by
her attorney, Thomas Smith, and dies her
petition and anadevit, alleging, among Other
things that defendant, Lucss 8. Walker, 10
nor. reaiAant NJ tina StAta Of Missouri; -
whereupen, Il 10 ordered by the court, that
said defendant be notified by publication that
piaintiH hss commenced . suit agslnst him in
this court, the object and general nature Of
defendant on ths ground that the defendant
more than one year prior to the institution Of
this suit abandoned the plaintiff and failed and
refused to provide for her or her family and
that unless the said Lucas 8. Walker be and sp-
pear at this court. OF the next term thereof 10
city OF Butter, In said county, on the fret Mon
day In October, 1905, and on or before the nrst
day Of said term. answer or plead 70 the Deti.
ton In said cause, the same will b taken ~
confessed. and judgmsns will be rendered 60
And itis further ordered. that cory hereof
wEsHLY Tnns. . nswapaDeR Published 3 said
county OF Batss for fsuR weeks susessSikeiy.
published Of leait once . week, ne last inser.
ton % be Of lsast thirty days before The hrst
day Of said next October term Of this couYt
IA: PATTERSON, Circuit Clerk.
A tnus COPY from the record
Witness my hand, ssd seal Of shs
tsnAL.l circuit eoArt Of Bates county, this
9Th day Of August, lpe6
IA PATTERSON, Circuit ClsYk.
N-lt Chas. N Barley. D. c.
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Coiored X nkshts ~ PythtnA.

Pittshurg, Pa. Aug 1.-THE thir-
tenth biennial session 1t the Supreme
Lodge, coiored. Knights If Pyth!as, Of
North America, Europa Asia. Austrs-
!ia, and Hawaiian IshAadA AMI the West
Indies convened bsse Monday. The
organization VIA formed ~ pears ago
as an off shoot Of the white fraterpal
society of the same NAME ID has q
membership Of over $1,000 IRraYas In
which are included many 1 the Lead
ing educators. professional and othrr-
wfp prminens inen and women Of the
race. II has its own supreme lodge.
its division Of ue unifosm rmlv uId
its anpcme court Of calanthe, a
wnman's auxiliary All three bodies
wifi be In session simultaneously from
August 81 to 26 inclusive
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Order OF Publication.

STAT, OF MISSOURI |..
County Of Bates.
In the Ciscuit Court, In Vseation July D. 1905.
Araments Briggs, Arthur Briggs
H.rr, Briggs sa EN-. Briss.,
Earl Bryce, Nssmi b.iggs
and Lewis Hrigss, Defsndsna;
NJ, sSv g III: d'{ y: sSd Il. S. y
petition, alleging. among other things that Dc:
PENDANTS, Harry Briggs. Enc Briggs, Earl
Brigss, Naomi Briggs and Lewis Briggs, are
non-rsiidsnts Of the etats Of Missouri:
don, thst Said defendants Se noti6ed ~ pub.
lication that plalntins have commenced : suit
against them In this court, the object and gen.
srsl nature Of which 10 to sell the east half Of
the southwest quarter Of section fourteen (ll Of
.aS.s y ws ~ d.:a: = John G.
Groves, trustee for Frank O. Groves, and eight
and one.hslf asrss described - follows: The
esst part Of the souths est quarter OF the south.
east quarter, seuth q Grand River: In section
twenty mine ,9s) and divide the precseds among
the plaintifYs and defendants according to their
interests by proceedings In partition, and that
unless the said Harry Briggs. Enc Briggs.
Earl Rriggs. Naomi Briggs and Lewis Briggs
thereof, 10 be begun and holden at the court
house II the city OF Butler. In said county. On
the nrst Monday In October, 1905 and on or be-
fore the nrst day Of said term, answer or plead
to the petition In said sause, the ssme will be
taken 90 confessed, and judgment will be rsnd.
cred accordingly.
And Il is further ordered, that COPY hereof
BE- published, according 70 law, In the BurLsB
WEEKLY TMIs, newspaper published In ssid
county Of Bates for four weeks sucosssively,
published ct least once week, the last inser-
ton to be Of least thirty days before the hrst
day of said next October term Of this court.
IA PATTERSON, Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand, and seal Of the
(sKAL.l Circuit Court OF Bates County. this
6lst day OF July, 1905.
ia. PATTERSON, Circuit Clerk.
AO-<t CnAs. N. Barley, d. C.
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Trustees sale.

whnREAs, james H. Potts and Annie I.
Potts, his wife. BY their deed OF trust dated
ostsbsr ., leos, and recorded IN the recorders
efaes within and fer Bates county, Niasoasa,
IN book Ne. les, pags a.. conveyed 70 TIE
underlined trustee the following described
real .ssteee lyiAg sad being sltSats IN the
eounty Of Dstss aad state Of knSeeun, 20. eiS !,
The Aostheaet quarter Of the southeast Guar
ee3 u eeet1oA I've exeapt one-holr oofs ont OF
soushsast corner thereof for school house.
Aloe ne9tA half Of the southwest Qusrtey Of the
southwest quarter 81 ssstion fouf, eli in town
ship ehiIty mine Of range thirty ons sentsin.
Ing In oil 1fty-nine and one half acres, Snb.
jecs 70 trass deed 70 the walton Trnss Compa.
paay for q .00,.so; wlieA seBvsyanss was made
n trust = secure the payment o. one oeYtaiA
noe fully dssesibsd IN said dssd 81 tyusS, Snd
wherses, default hes beea mado n She Day.
nsnt Of SAID sote now pest doe and sspsii.
legal holder VI said note aAd pursnsnt 70 the
conditions Of said deed Of trust, VIII proceed
- eel he sbevs dsscxtbed prsmisss q public
vendus, 70 the highsas bidder fos cash, s. re
east mont door Al the court houAe, n The atty
Of Butler, esanv Of Bate and stats 81 Ms.
seuxi o. -
Thufsdsy. the lAsh day Of ssptsnbsr, 1905.
bstweeA. The hours Of nine O'Clock In The ,ors-
noon end I've O'Clock In the afternoon or shes
day. fof the purposes Of sssisfy Ing said debt.
iatessst and cost. G. 4. ALLEN,
si-tt TSnssss.
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Order OF Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI,

County Of Bates 90
In the circuit court Of Bates county. Missouri,
tn. STAT. o. Missour, a. tia rel.,,ou and 10
use OF .. =. johnson. ex-ofnaio collector OF the
revenue rs a. Bsses county. IN the state Of Mia
Owl sction for delinquent tsIes
NOW ~ snis day comes the plaintiff oy
her her attorney before the eircuii court Of
=, ns.ss county In the state OF Missouri. and
u sppeering TO- the court that summons has
neen issued In the above entitled cause against
the Defendant, G. q. Stoll, directed h the
sherin o. Bates county. Missouri, snd that said
sheriff OF Bates county. Missouri. to whom said
en- that ths defendant. c q. stoii, cannot be
found, and the court being further satisfied
tnat process cannot be served on said defend !.
ant, g: q. stoll. Il 10 therefore ordered by the
SOSl. nss tss ssid defendant be notified bv
sssiDst him In this court bv petition, the object
and general nature OF which n e enfcrcs ~
Hen OF the state Of Missouri for the dslipo uant
.sxo o. ne year 1878 amounting 10 thu
~ Ssii Sfs. 20 ne ssmsf clos to.sther With
the following described tracts Of land situstsd
N baese county, Missouri, t0wit: Lot bloch
thirty-one 1l): uty Of Rockville.
ana tnss unlsee the said defendant. ba and
begun aad holden In the city Of Butler, Bate
Ssansy. Gssouri. on the lst Monday in
OoteDe!' 1875. and on or before the third dsy
,nersoS, and plsed 70 said petition according to
isw. me same vii! BE- taken % confessed, and
juafmene rendered according to the prayer Of
SAID pstuen and the above desorfbed rssi
estate Geld to satisfy the came.
ana u 70 further ordered BY the court Aforesaid
tnat copy hereof Be published In the BurLns
Willy TAse. . weekly Newspaper printed
ana puensned IN Bates county for four weeks
auecassiveiy, the last insertion 70 be- Al Isaat
thirty sa N before the 'nrst day Of next NAY
-, A true copy from the record. wiz.
lLxAL ness my hand % clerk Aforesaid With
the seal Of said court hersunto sniT-
Cd. Done at ofica In Butler on this
ne i2th day Of July. la0S
j. A. PATTERSON,
Circuit Olsrk.
so'N BY U. III. BAhKLRY, Deputy Clerk.
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Snow FURRY In Baltimore.

Baltimore. Nd Aug. PA light
furry NJ snow Tell here this morning
The fakes were seen by a number OF
early rissrs. who say that the furry
continued for several minutes.
There has been rain nearly every
day during the month, the excessive
quantity doing thousands OF dollars
worth OF damage In the truck grow.
ing rsgions, Corn has been badly
widowed. the tomato crop prscti-
cally ruined and wstermelons and
cantaloupes badly damaged.
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Hartman, Tenn, Aug. 21.-AccQrd-
Ing TO information received herb =
bloody feud battle has occurred near
Alice Station on the Queen & Crescent
Railroad few miles south Of Harri-
man Junction. Frederick Miner and
his son John Miller, aged %, and Fred
Jd nsnn were killed. and Henry NIF;
Ter. a1rother SON OF Fred Miller, aged IL,
WIS dangerously wounded. The MN
wfre enroute to the station where
yonug Miller was to leave TO jOin the
army. When they were two miles
from the depot ;hcy were fred on by
men from ambush.
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BOOSTERS Forbidden to Grow.

New York. Aug, 21,-Roostsrs are
forbidden to CROW, dogs to bark,
bells to be tollsd and engines 10 toot
their whistles In the suburb OF Mount
Vernon between 10 O'Clock al night
and 6 O'Clock In the morning, 40.
eording 10 q decision reached ysstsr-
day at a meeting oil the board OF
heslt. The ban will be placed upon
those so.called nuisanees Saturday.
After that owners OF indiscrest fowls
and restless watch dogs will be suit
jected to Anes ranging from IS TO
$50.
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Missouri Murderer Hanged.

st. Louis Mo-. Aug. 2l.-iIenry Hsu-
sack. convicted of the murder Of his
father-in-law. August Raphael. was
hanged Monday in the rear Of tho, city
jail. He was pronounced dead In, FIVE
minutes. Heusacx maintained hh
innocence until the last and his WIFI,
the daughter Of the murdered man. re,
maiAed Arm In the belief that her has
band was the victim Of eircumstantial
evidence.
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GerWDpS tn Restore Civil GOvernmasr.
Berlin. Aug. 2l.-Civil government
which has been superseded for mzo
thar year by Martial law in German
Southwest Africa. will soon be 20
stored. The resignation Of Col. Lieut.
wean the governor. whose functions
were taNen over by Lieutenant Conceal
Won Totba. commander -m-chief of the
military forces has been accepted. and
Herr Won Lindequlst. consul general at
Capetown has been appointed In ha
stead.
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WANT THEIR RIGHTS
AnothsS ,'s.o-rsi strife proc,.ims-s iu puii-
ao<t-Eieh, Ss.ca.is-1 Ktthss 10 Coz
sasts In Warsaw.


ao<t-Eieht ss,c..it-o KtLhsAs ~ Coz
s.rts In Wsrsaw.
Warsaw. Russian Poland. Aug sl.--
A general strike has been proclaimed
throughout Poland al protest against
the disregard OF the rights uf The Poles
in the scheme Cor representation In
the national assembly, The strike be
gan here Monday. Employees Of the
Nistula railway quit WORK and many
trains were left standing at intarmedi
ate stations
Eighty socialists carrying arms,
while attempting to enter the city.
were killed and the others arrested,
Employees Of factories at Warsaw.
Lodz and Ppbianoe have Joined the
strike. Besides the vistula railway the
Tereepol line and the liehA railways
have been compelled b suspend ser
vics.
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Order eli Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
IS.
County Of Bates.

In the CircaIt Court Of Bates county, Missouri,
May term. 1895. State OF Missouri at The
relation and 10 the use OF G. 4. johnson, r.
Ohhcio Collector Of the Revenue OF Bates
county. In me State Of Missouri, plaintiff, Wis.
chas. L. Hyde, defendant.
RCivii sction for delinquent taxes.
Now at this day comes the pIaIntin BY hsr al
iorney before the Circuit Court OF Bates oSus.
~, In the STATE OF Missouri. and 10 appearing %
the court that summons has been Issued In the
above entitled cause against thu defendant,
Chss. L. Hyde. directed 70 the sheriff OF
Bates county, Missouri. and that said sherry
mems was directed. has made return thsrso,
that the defendant, Chss. L HYDE, cannot ba
founs, and the court being further sati,ssd
thss process cannot be served on ssid def.nd.
ant an Chas: I hyde, and g e therefore order
fed by publication that plaintiff has commsnead
suit against him In this court bv petitjon' ths
object and general nature OF which Ia M IN soras
the lien OF the STATE OF Missouri for the delin-
qaen. .sx o. me years 1899. 1870. 1901, iaoa.
together with interest, costs, COMMIT ssions sn6
Tees, upon the following described trsrts ~
land situated In Bates county, Njsson,i a. 40
LOT ave 10y block thirty-four go in the town
o. S .m S and mat unless the said defendant
oe sna appear o. The next term OF this court 10
De begun and holden In the eitv ~ Rntisr' Rs,ss
county. MISSOURI, on the nrst Nanssv in Octo-
per los, and on or before the thru dsv ths reof
ana plead 70 said petition secora 10 law ths
same VIII De tsnen a. confessed srS Judgment
t zen, sccordins 70 the prayer r, ssid nett.
spd iS me above described real estate sd to
And u 10 further ordered BY ,bs eour, .sc,.-
s LAID tnss copy hereof be published in TIN
DII.ns WEEKLY TnKs. Q weekly newspaper
printed and published In Bates county. Missou.
,,c ,V y, iour weeks suecsssyey, the last inser-
non 70 De ~ least thirty days before the hrst
OF the record. u''SpS
Witness my hand 90 clerk aforesaid
49,, with the seal OF said court hereun b
tshALI amxed Done at once In Rutler, on
this the 18th dsv Of july, la0S,
]. A PATTERSON, Circuit Clerk.
Wo Chss N Barley, Deputy Clerk.
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Bouapars- H.. B-naiaston Rsuort.

Washington, Aug 2l.-The official
report In the Bennington disaster Il
in the hands of Secretary Bonsparte.
lrit he will make no statement until he
has digested the contents of the report.
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Lived to be lO4.

Wichita. Kan. Aug. 2l.-Mrs. Anna
M Brown. who was lO4 yea& of age
August Is. died Monday at ST. Francis
hospital. where she had been an inmate
for three years.
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-22

Mclntosh-5rodie - John Mcintosh and Miss Etta Brodie were married last evening at the home Of the brides parents. MT. and Mas. John Brodie, on Fourteenth street. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. George Logic of the Presbyterian church. MT. and Mrs. Mcintosh will live in their new home on Twelfth street. The groom is an employe of the Fl Paso and Southwestern rail way company in the shops He has been with them three years and is one of the most trustworthy of their employees. He is widely known and liked in this city. The bride is the charming daughter of Mir and Mrs. John Brodie. The friends of herself and her people are many and they known how to congratulate the fortu- nate groom as well as the young lady.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-22
Probable Cause.

Its no use doing any more; the Powers incident at San Antonio is what finished Pat said one of his closest friends today. That is the gen eral opinion-that Mir. Roosevelt de- elined to reappCint Garrett to the pO- sition because of the incident when Garrett took Powers to the Presidents table for dinner at the Rough Rider reunion. He has taken Powers to Washington with him. This was not considered policy, but he declined to listen to the importunities of his closest friends and advisers.
 MT Garrett's term will expire OF January 2d, and before that time the President probably will name his sue cessor who, it now appears, will be Mir. Sharpe Mir. Sharpe is business man at Clint, in this county, and has been identified actively with the Re- publican party for years. Last year he was elected to the state legislature from this district in opposition to Pat Dwyer, the Democratic nominee, and is at present one of the two Republi- cans in the state legislature. He is the author of the anti-gambling in junction law of Texas, which the citi- zens' league is now bringing into use against the gamblers in Fl PasO, and did other good service for his con stituency He is the nominee of the Fl Paso county Republican oTganiza- ton for the place to which he is now about to be named
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-22
CLOSER RELATIONS
 WITH MEXICO
Commerce and Labor Con- missioner Talks in
 Chihuahua
CChlhuahua Enterprise.l ]

The United States goverr-~ort 2 awakening to the importaucO . ;tade with Mexico and has sem D t4..s c1ua try a commissioner of the Department of Commerce and Labor to make a systematic study of the chances for increasing American trade in this country. This commissioner is Chas. NJ. Pepper, a man personally well ac- quainted with all the Latin-American countries. MT. Pepper arrived at the Palace Hotel last Friday week and remained until Sunday night. when he left for Mexico City and other points. He had been in Sonora before coming here. He expects to be back in Wash ington about Jan. 1.
 Mir. Pepper stated that his n .ss-01 in Mexico is a part of the se lera plan of the Department of Labor and Commerce to proceed systematic lily instead of in the prevailing spasmUlic way, to extend American trade iu foreign countries. He will soon pub llsh a report oa his observations in Mexico and as soon as it is received The Enterprise Will publish a G!'nOI. sis of it.
 Mr Pepper had little to say il ad vance of his report, but he noted par tcularly the extension Of the rail roads in this country. In Sonora he said the Southern Pacific was ous GU it's construction of the road iron near Guaymas up the Yaqui valley The building of this road. MT. Pepper considers the most important factor in the settlement Of the TaQui trOu bles. One or more railroads through the Sierra Madres to the Pacific is the great need of Mexico in the opin ion of this disinterested student. He is making a special study of the rail road development.
 Mir Pepper expressed a high cpin ion of the system of business in ;hj country. Fraud and business fai ~ ures are very few" said be.
 As to the prospects of a reciprocity treaty between the two countries, Mir Pepper said he could express no opin- ion. but that he would like 70 hear from people in this country on that subject.
 Mir. Pepper was a delegate to the Pan-American Congress which met in Mexico City in the winter of 190l-2 In pursuance with a resolution of that conference of the American States he was made the commissioner to in vestigate the great project which was the dream of the late Jas. G. Blaine: the American railroad. He travelled through Mexico, Central America and South America. and the report of his work was published in 1904.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-22
BIG STRIKE.
Charlie Hansen Has Large Gold Prop osition Southeast of Cos, Sonora.

Charlie Hansen Has Large Gold Prop
 osition Southeast of Cos, Sonora.
 l.. A. Hohstadt of Turicochi, So- nora, arrived in Douglas this morning. He was seen at 'the Roy by an Inter- national-American reporter. Mir. Hohstadt gives the story of a great strike of fine milling gold ore twelve miles southeast of Cos by Charlie Hansen, well known in these parts.
 MT. Hansen was running a tunnel when he struck twelve-foot vein of free milling gold, carrying from SIP to $16 in gold to the ton and several ounces of silver. The body of ore is very large and Mir. Hansen is taking out quantities and piling it on the dump. Selected ore from the mine can be very profitably shiped, but a stamp mill will no doubt be installed as soon as the arrangements can be made for it. No such body of rich ore has been struck before in this re- zion.
 The large amount of ore in sight guarantees it to be big proposition.