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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-09-11
Order Of Publication.
:. STATE Gn1n o. y MISSOURI ..s.l g..

sT4 Gcs. o. y ss1Ss s.s.l
In the Circuit Court: October Term. 1918. In
Vacation August 8, 1918.
Order Of Publication.
Edith Murray. Plaintiff.
George 9: Porter. Jennie L. Talbot. p.m.r,,
ter. william Page, and the unknown copsort,
heirs, devisees, don't -, aliehees or imme'
un,sry . grantees Of william H.rSsrt dece es
90, and OF Hamilton Warren deceased, De-
Now a this day comes the Plaintiff herein
by her Attorneys and Ales her Petition under
oath alleging. among other thinse that d fen.
, state Of Missouri; and further alleging that
sons interested In the subject matter Of her pc
tttion whose names che cannot insert therein
because the same are to plaintiff unknown;
or interest 10 the consorts. heirs. devisees. do
nees, alieaees, or immediate meine, or remote,
voluntary or involuntary grantees Of lillian
ceased; that The said William HarSert in his
lifetime and Ut the time Of his des'h owned In
fee 3 part Of the !end described In plaintiffs
vey the same to this plaintiffs glentor In the
year 1872 which conveyance was defective; that
lhe said Hamilton arren deceased. owned q
scribed .s evidenced BY . deed in Book
office OF the Recorder OF Dee do In ami for Bates
County, Missouri: that IN u his lifetime said
to Zachariah Webster. Elston March, Bepjn-
min +. Webster, and samuel NJ. steele. who sub
sequently convey eaid land to plaintin's gran
tor, but named said grantees In hie deed of
conveyance only as Webster, March 4 Co !,
which was the naue and style of firm COM
posed OF the persons last above named.
cation that the defendants be noticed by publ
cation that the plaintiff has commenced suit
against them In this corrt the object and gem
eral netare OF which ie TO try. ascertain and
plaintiff and defendants herein respectively,
in and to the land described in her petition TO-
The South half of the Southwest Quarter Of
Section Ihirty.Five 1867: In Township Forty
One (4l). Of Range Twenty-Five 10Y, In Bates
County, Missouri, and by the Judgment and
clare the title. estate and interest Of The parties
plaintiff and defendant herein, seveFally, in
and to said real estate Aforesaid and grant such
remedies and relief % the nature OF the cause
And that unless the said Defendants be and
appear at this Court. at the next term thereof,
in the City Of Butler, in . i'd county, on the
first Monday Of October 1918 and ON or before
the first day Of said Term, answer or plead to
the Petition In said cause, the same WIN be
dered accordingly.
And it is further ordered, that o copy hereof
be published, according to law, in The Butler
Weekly Times newspaper published In eaid
County of Bates, for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY.
published at least once week, the last inser-
zion to be at least thirty day before the first
day OF said next October Term of tn Court.
H. q. MAXEY,
Circuit Clerk.
true copy OF the record.
witness my hand, and seal OF the c r
[sEALl cult Court of Bates county, this Ssh
day OF August, 1918.
H. O. MAXEY
4i-4t Circuit Clerk
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Order of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI, I
r- - 80 - DaAno

sr4 cca. or u sf1Bs .sss' |~
In the Circuit Court, October Term, 1918. In
Vacation August 3. 1913.
Order of Publication.
Bette Hart, Plaintiff
John Haines, Joseph Haines, Anna Westhus.
Ing, Mary Freeman 1, George 3; Porter, Dc
known consort. heirs, devisees. donees,
alienees. or Immediate. nesne or remote.
voluntary or involuntary. grantees Of each
McCool deceased, Charles H. Thornton,
deceased, Laban Virgins, deceased, and
Thomas Volt, deceased, Defendants.
Now this DAY sne
alleging, among other things that Defendants
dent, Of the State Of Missouri. And further
sons interested in the subject matter Of her
petition whose nance she cannot insert there
in because the came are 10 plsiDtiff unknown;
est or claim. il any, they have a. the consort.
heir. devisee, donee, alienee, or immediate,
mesne, or remote. voluntary or involuntary
grantees Of the following named persons, al
ceased. Charles H Thornton deceased Laban
Virgins. deceased, Thomas Wolf deceascd, by
reason Of the following; the said James Nc,
Hereinafter described in the year 1870 Is shown
by deed recorded In Book A, Of page II, Of the
records kept in the once Of the Recorder Of
Rssds In ana fof Bate county, l., sh ha
real estate from James 4cCool to anyone;
That said Charles H Thornton held deed to
portion Of said real. estate e shown BY Book
G, ct page 240, Of records Aforesaid and there
10 mot shown Of record any conveyance from
said Charles b Thornton 70 anyone; that the
said La0an Virgins took deed OF conveyance
Lalan Wlggins which deed y OF record In the
once aforesaid in Book F No. l, at page 1l3.
thereof and there 10 nos shown OF record any
q PM SAC .sd o. Mo
Of he raj Estate hereinafter mentioned % is
x . SSSi as9. g @ 81 ss
from the said Wolf 70 anyone for the interest
wSsreupop. II is ordered BY the clerk in va
cation that the plaintiff has commenced . suit
against them in this eeurt the object and gen.
eIel nature Of which 10 20 try, ASCERTAIN. and
pisia III SSd dstssdss;s SsSssn respossvsiy. in
and 70 ths land described In her peanon 70. Wit:
Toe South. East quarter o. the North: East
q sssSs Il sSs CO. AND tes
q section lhlrty:six 0Q, ~ In Township
Eorty-one (AD Of Range fIeA,y.nine tssl OF
Bats County, Miesourf, and b. the judgment
declare he utie, sstase. and interest Of the
pa1tieo plaintiff end defendant herein, several
", In and 70 said real-eseats aforesaid and
De eause asd shs rights Of he parties permit
And lat ualsss the said Dsssndaass BE- and
spRsas g ale CeHs. q sss nscs term thereof,
- City o. Butler. 4 aid county. On the First
fonday Of Oeeohsr lsl9 end q Or before the
mt day Of go Tern, answer g llsad g the
- nofnaaeA And iunemene vim be rendered
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-09-11
Order of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI s IS

sF4 5ass 9T y a4 sstss9 IS
In the Circuit Court, October Term, 1918
In Vacation August 8, 1913.
Order of Publication
Moilie Cottle, Plaintiff.
Bette Hart, Edith Murray, G. orge 9. Porter,
Damsris Witt, 8. r Porter, Jennie L Talbot,
and the unknown consorts, heirs. 'levisees,
donees, alienees, or Immediate, mesne or re-
more, voluntary or Involuntary. grantees Of
no Oh
Now Of this day comes the Plaintiff herein,
by her Attorneys and files herein her petition
under oath, alleging among other things. that
In the subject matter OF her petition, whose
names she cannot insert therein because the
same are to her unknown. that such unknown
% the consorts, heirs, devisees, donees. alien
ees, or immediate. mesne. or remote. voiun-
tary or involuntary grantees, Of Hamilt n
ceased. That the said Hamilton Warren IN bis
lifetime, owned part Of the real estate herein
after described. by virtue Of deed Of convey
ords In the ofioe Of the recorder Of deeds in
having fully conveyed the said land 70 any one,
W. %bsssa Esoa o
end Samuel Steele, who afterwards con-
vey ed the same to the plaintiffs grantor, but
named ,sd grantees e. only % webster s March
partnership composed Of the said last above
namet persons; that said Samuel Jackson De.
ceased, owned part OF the real estat. herein
after described by entry and patent from the
United States Government and did not con.
vey the sam" In his lifetime to anyone, but the
same was sold by the Administrator Of the
1874, and attempted to convey the same to
PLAINTIFFS grantor, and under which Imperfect
conveyance, plaintiff now claims title to the
Whsreupon, il is ordered by the clerk in va
cation, that the defer dan.s be notified by pub
lication, that the plaintiff has commenced 9
suit against them. In this court. the object and
and det ermine the estate, title and interest Of
the plaintiff and defen ants herein. respective
ly, In and to the land described In her petition
the Southwest qnarter, and the East half OF
Lot One NJ Of the Northwest quarter Of Section
Two O., Township Forty (!ol Of Range Twenty-
SRs s d.ess a a.
81 tie parties plaintiff and defendant herein.
.s.f =. oa9. e css.s d
rishte Of the parties permit and require In the
And that unless the said defendants be and
to be begun and holden ct the Court House In
the City OF Butler, In said county, on the nrst
Monday Of October. 1918 and on or before the
nrst day OF said Term, answer or plead 70 the
Petition In said cause, the same will be taken
- confessed. and Judgment Will Dc rendered
accordingly.
And It 10 further ordered that copy hereof
be published In \ he Butler Weekly Times. Q
weekly newspaper published In BATES county.
Missouri, and designated BY plaintiff - most
likely to give notice 70 the defendants, said
publication to be for four successive weeks,
the last insertion thereof TO be ct least thirty
days before the hrst day Of said next October
term Of this court.
A true copy from the record.
81 o. MAXEY, Circuit Clerk.
Witness my hand and seal Of the Circuit
(SEAL) Court this Sth day Of August, 1918.
l8.lt H. .. HAXEY. Circuit Clerk.
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Order of Publication.
TATE OF MlSSOU

STATE 1cEn OF N MISSOURI s,os |ss
In the Circuit Court, October Term, 1913. In
Vacation August 8, 1913.
Order Of Publication.
Edith Murray. George 8 Porter, Damaris
Witt Bette Hart, Mollie Cottle, $. r. Por.
ter, and Jennie L. Talbot, Plain IFS.
Jordon R. witt The Land Chattel Company, q
corporate n, asd the unknown consort heirs,
devisees, donees, alienees or immediate
mesne. or remote voluntary or involuntary
WslTee both o, Sece.sed he,end.n
Now at this day comes tbs PLAINTIFF herein
by their Attorne, 9 and files their Petition un-
der OATH, slleg ng, among other things that
they verify believe that there are persOns in
terested In the subject matter OF their petition
whose names they can NOT Insert therein, be-
cause the same are to PLAINTIFF unknown. That
claim therein. II any, as the consort, heirs
devisees, donees, alienees, or immediate.
mesne, or remote. voluntary or involuntary.
grantees Of John McGomb deceased and Hsmil'
That the said John McComb took title to o
part Of the r-al.estate in the petition and here
1853 ss is shown by the records in the once Of
the Recorder OF Deeds In aud for Bates County,
Missouri. In Book B, at page SO, and did not
convey the same TO snyone; That said Hamii-
es.ate In said petit ON and hereina ter described
bv deed OF conveyance dated In 1861, ae shown
by the r, cords In the office a. reeaid in Book
G. at rage 81. thereof, and 10 his life time sold
and attempted to convey the same TO Zacharish
Webster. Elston Marsh, Benjamin r. Webster
and samuel Steele, who subsequently con-
deed from said warren did NOS name the in
tended grantees except 40 Webster, Marsh &
Co which was the nam. and style OF 9rm
Wkereupoe, It is ordered BY the Clerk Of the
Court In vacation that defendants be notified
by publ cation, that the plant, % have COM
%sncea la suit against them q, IN tSs seu,s me
en-, Q Q judgment, order and decree Of said court
defining AND declaring the title estate and In.
terest Of the parties: plaintiff and defendant
In their petition % follows to Wit:
Lot Two Of the North-West quarter Of sec-
tion Two t2l, Otherwise described % the North
and the East half Of Lot Two ~ Of the North
hsst quarter Of section Three ~ otherwise Do.
scribed - the North. East quarter Of the North.
said land being In Township Forty (l0), of
souri,, and 70 enter such orders and Judgments
perse: and the ss nature q he cause may permit
And hat unless the said Defendants bs and
q SS Sc begun and holden st tbs Court House In
the City Of Butler. I. said county on ths aist
Monday Of October 1913 and on or before the
o. :ss o. s. tss
q sonfesssd and Judgment win Be rendered
aecordingly.
b. pseiiaSed. scsordinS 70 law, in IL Butler
weekly TImes Q neWspapoH puollaAe0 In eeid
Coaatv q Bates, for four weeke sueoeeeivsly,
publisAed at least once week. the laes tneer.
DAY OF said next Oetober Term Of Tile Court.
q D. NAXEY, Cixsuit Clerk.
A txue cory IRON The record.
#i6so0 ny -hand and seal Of the
OEAD Circuit Court q Bates county, Ills
~ Day e 49, lens
49, d. o. NAXkY, Crenit Clerk.
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Order of Publication.
STATE or MISSOURI, !.
C0untv Of baton.

STATE or MISSOURI. 4.
County Of bates.
In the Circuit Court, October Term, 1915 In
Vocation August 9Th, 1918.
Order Of Publication.
Evelyn B Hesket, Plaintiff.
Minnie Ford, Columbus @. Hsskett, John. J.
0ookoe. ChAfles Hesket, and Pauline Crab
tres. Q minor Defendants
IT, State OF Missouri 10 the above named de.
fe11nntD. Greeting:
her Atoeensys and ales her petition under oath
alln0lnf, amoag other thinGo that Defendants
4lnnle Ford. Colunees y. Heskett. John
HnG1f6ff md Charles Heskett are eaeh Aon-Ieoi-
dea0 q sho STATE Of Missouri.
Whees1pen. Il 10 ordered b the clerk Of said
oo0n4 = Vocation, hat aald Defendants b
Ho1l6s4 ~ p0blloodoa that Pialntil he's con
mQooo4 a1ils aealnst them In tAls C00xt, IL
o&3oDt - 9metnl naeuIo q which b 70 oSte1n
en4EtnHUaDg oaTsalA ossds exeeate1 ~ de-
lgoo6n0 MlIAie Hee0, colanbus G. Heokss.
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ORDER on PUBLICATION.


@(1RnERs on PIJRL1CATI0N. IN
IN - - = M : s1'I
STATE OF MISSOURI, a.
II the Circnit Cont. October term. 1918. In
va"stion .SE's'-3'' $500 N>'~.o' $500 - - :
o,a.- =. p,h,,..,,or
!. ". ROGERS ,, p1sin,ia.
e5tf vs.
The unknown consOrts. heira, devisees. d0nees,
slienees, or immediato. mesne or remote,
voluntary or involuntary grantees of the fol-
lowing deceased pearoOns; Margaret Forest
decessed. 81. N. Williams deceased. Edward
Young. decensed, j. w. A0ngold deceased,
Defendants. :.
n Nov, x this dav cnmea the pIa,uttn herein.
Nv Ma attornevs ana 1iies Ma petitinn on oath
sileRing. smons osher thinrs I'm there are or
ha veriiv helieyes there are neresons inte rest.
Al IN Tia sWhisct mstter of his netifion whose
nemes he chi, NOT insert therein' because The
same are to the plaintiff unknown; that such
sst n anvl therein. a. the consorss' heirs' dev.
faces. dosees. aiienees. or immeiinte mesne or
remnte voinntnrv m. invoInntarv ~rantees ri
the following named persons, Ill Of whom are
flame. edward XomnS and J. W. MonvoiI
said Margaret Forest pnrchnsed the land de-
scribed in ninintiff's netition and hereinaffer
set forth from Hntes Comfy. Missouri. in IS70.
and took therefor A certificate of purchase. ia.
sued by the sheriff maxine such sale. and
never conveyed said land to any one by deed
kent i'm and for Bates County, Missouri.
That H, N, Williams, occupied said real
estate for time claiming title thereto "a the
assignee of Margaret Forest, aforesaid:
That Edward Young occupied said real.
estate at one time claiming title thereto as the
assignee Of said II, N. Williams and said j. ".
Mongold also occupied and used said real
estate at one time ciaiminp to own the same IA
the assignee of said Edward Young. That the
interests or claims of defendants can not be
more fully stated,
Wherenpon it is ordered BY the clerk of said
court, that defendants be- Notified by publica-
ton that the plaintiff hns Commended a suit
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A WOMANs WORK

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Order of Publication.

STATE aas1 OF n Mt1Rsss,oo.uRl'}s.
In the Circuit Court, October Term. 1918. In
Vacation Augusta, 1913
Order of Publication.
G. 8. Porter, Plaintiff.
Jordan witt VIZ p.m.rl. witt. Bette Hart, Jen-
ME I. Talbot. Mollie Cott!e. 8: + Porter.
. corporation, and the unknown consort,
heirs, aevisees, donees, alienees, or imme-
diate, mesne, or remote. voluntary OF invol-
untary grantees OF each OF the following de-
ceased persons: John Hendrix james r.
Hendricks, Thomas +. Houston, Defendants.
by his Attorneys and files his Petition on oath,
alleging, among other things that he verify BE-
heves that there are persons Interested IN the
subject matter Of hls petition whose names he
cannot insert therein, because the same are to
Plaintiff unknown. That such unknown per.
sons derive their interest or claim therein II
any % the cons0rt. heirs, devisees, donees,
alienees, or immediate mesne, or remote, vo!-
untary or involuntary grantees OF James =.
HendIix, deceased, james r: Hendricks ds'
And further stating in said petition that said
James F. Hendrix deceased, held title to
part Of the land In hl. petition and hereinafter
Book A, at page Ss6. OF the records kept In the
once OF the Recorder Of Deeds in and Ior Bates
County, Missouri, and never convey cd the title
James r. Hendricks. That James =. Hon
bricks owned part Of the real estate In the
petition and hereinafter described BY ntry and
came in 1884, but the deed OF conv eysnee,
made BY him under which plaintia claims title
BY me,ne conveyance. impsF5scsly dss cs
ed: That said Thomas Houston deceased
took desd IA 1871. purport;ng 20 convey 70
% Pert 81 the a :sa
anoe being of record in the once OF the Record
or Of Deeds in and for Batss County. Missouri.
r. Book e. Page and never conveyed the
Court in vscatlon that defendants DO notided
By Rsn1 ns; ,Ss
mont. order and decree Of said court defining
sSs Ill., s' e.. and Of ns % IL:
real estate described In his petition % follows
to-Wit:
ssn rss sf Of as n f.: sp Forty
County, Missouri. And 70 enter such orders
e.S !; sss ssS e1.ss :1 n relief
xnd hat uniscs the said Defendants be and
ssua :sa !: &c 4: :1 coS4 Hosss
s.asy g 5ssoSsl lbs Hs ana o. :. Ssfors e:
&c: Il s: ;S ls as: e g snS
~. q i !: isssS.r s:ess:d .Aa. sepy hereof
y p1bliehsd, according . law. IN the Butler |
Weekly Tines neW1papsF pvbdsAed u sel0
County % Batee, for tour weeks excessively
pahllshe1 e least eass week The last inssr:
doa % b at least thirty days before the first |
day q oaid next October Term OF tAi1 Court y
n. Q. HAXeY,
5AN Cirouit Clerk. |
A true Cory ffum the record.
o Wftaess ny lend, and sal Of the CIR |
[snALl Gait CeQrt u Bates county, this eth |
day Of August, rms
E l-.. 81. O. MAXEY.
ttN Cfonit Clerk. |
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Bellevue, Ohio. =
state before ! took

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Real Estate Transfers.

Chas Smith to Otis C Baker lots
2, 5 blk III 1st ad Rich Hill. IS 600
D F Stevens to l. BEDFORD tract
sec q Spruce ............... SUI
T Rowe to C R Bowman lot %
blk "a Amoret ................. 2lO
Nancy Engleman to J E Bailey
lots 3, blk IL Connellys ad &
lots 4, S, 6 blk IL WINS ad Rich
Hill Observation-Disclosures. ITO
John C Mitchell to E Wilson
lot 10 blk IL Titles ad Hume. 700
w A King to M e Jones tract sc
Is MtPleasant. ................ 5000
Hardy Realty Co to M EJones pit
blk AZ Butler; pit blk 6 Mont
gomerys ad Butler ,........... $500
C l. Thompson to Matte MULES
lot blk F Worland ..... 80. 500
F l. Gritton to Matte MULES lot
blk F Worland ............ l
F Varnum to M C Wilcox part
blk Montgomerys ad Butler. 400
Minnie M Rayburn to Mary E
Chambers 80 sec 10 Deepwater $40
E E Hall to G w Witter 10 sec
80 West Boone ................ 5000
l. D Donnohue to j T Donnohue
is sec Hudson ............. $50
John Hukel to Jesse A Ray pit lot
blk Thompsons ad Butler g. 800
VIM Dalgetty to Harley N Weav-
err 80 sec Sc West Boone. 80. 1890
R F Davis to A Wix so a sec IS
Howard. ............. ........ $500
J A Wix to r + Davis 40 sec 10
Hudson ....................... 1000
E N Mccormick to S w Barr 60
a sec New Home ............ 5000
Robt Matteson to j Antill lots
/, 2 blk 70 Rich Hill. ......... 1000
A w McClarmoh to p W Oldham
12l sec Deer Creek .... 5000
Jesse E Smith to jill Groves lot
blk SCOTS ad Butler. ...... 600
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There is Hardly Any Question
Bigger Than That of FOreign
Missions.
CONCLUDED FROM PAGE oNE.l

ALI the UNCONVENTIONAL papers. and some
others, lit ON to me, and gave me what Paddy
gave the drum. Anybody who wanted to
abuse me, or accuse ME, or misrepresent me.
were welcome to space In those papers
But they refused to allow me to reply. A
hearing was denied me- Fair-pIay did not
include T. E. w. That troublesome and
wicked Individual was to be shut out,
sqnelched, smothered, eliminated. boycotted,
outlawed, grilled, roasted and parboiled
That was several years ago. Things have
changed. A brave leader among the foreign
missionaries has broken ranks and he is say
ing that the present methods are qrro4eq
Bro. T. F. McCrea says, in effect, that the
converts who are won by our money, are lost
when the money gives out
Men and Brethren! Study this question
Few questions are bigger.
Are we commanded and are we duty bound
to nurse the sick ln asia?
Are we duty bound to send doctors to the
afflicted, en- A fr1ca9
Are we tn educate the hundreds of millions
of heather children?
Are we to feed the hungry, clothe the
naked and shelter the homeless, an heathen-
dom, when the cry of the sufferers in our own
land rings in our ears, by day and by night,
all over this sin-cursed, class ruled continent?
Shall we give the heather anything but
the Gospez2