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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-02
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

IN the district court of the state OF
Iowa In ard for Marshall county.
January term. 1918
A j. Mabie and Georgeanna Mabie.
his wife: D. c. Mabie and Lizzie Mabse,
his wife: D G. Mabie and Lizzie Mahie.
Mechanics, his wife: Alexander Nc
Names. unmarried: Edward B. Nc
Names and Nina W. Mechanics. his
wife; Bur, l. Mechanics and Allie
McMannes, his wife; Jennie Mechanics
| Chess and Ava Chess. her husband;
| A ]. Mabie. Guardian of the property
Of Pearl Mahan. minor; Jennie Henry
McLenahan and Robert McLenahan,
her husband: S. 3. Henry and Charo-
lett Henry, his wife: James Henry and
Pearl Henry, his wife; Eva Henry, un-
married: Ethel Henry Moore and Fred
! D. Moore. Jr.. her husband; owen
Henry, unmarried Charles Mechanics
/ and Margaret Mechanics. his wife:
| Margaret Strayer and George Strayer,
| her husband Libbeus ]. Mabie. I'M
married: l. D. Mabie and Bessie Mabie,
1 his wife: Or;lla Jane Funk and Merle
I Funk. her husband: Ziporah Borton
| Davis and John Davis, her husband:
Rozella Hines and Gale A. Hines. her
/ husband; Griila Young and Abe )
Young. her husband: Sadie Davenport
! ard Perry Arthur Davenport. her hus-
! band: John 3. Mabie and Ann Mable
! MS wife: William Austin Mabie aud
| Catherine Mabie. his wife: Jessie Olive
Weimer and Charles Weimer. he: hus-
/ band; Mary Mckenna. unmarried;
7 Quinlan j. McKenna. unmarried: a
u. Mabie. Guardian II the property nj
!. Marguerite E. Mckenna, minor; sam
| nel Mabie, unmarried: Austin Maoie
and Percila Mabie, his wife: Malinda
Jane Kuhn and David Kuhn, her has
f. band: plaintiffs vs. William r. Ffrney
/ and Mrs. William r. Finney, his wife;
i w r. Phinney and Mrs. W. r. Phinney
| his wife. Robert Leyisee and Mrs
/ Robert Levisee. his wife; Robert
| Loyisee and Mrs. Robert Lovisee. his
wife: Henry Babcock and Mrs.. Henry
/ Babcock, his wife: Lovicy Babcock and
Henry Rabcock, her husband; 1. Z
Moore and Mrs. T. G. Moore. his VIE;
Thomas c. Moore and Mrs. Thorias &
Moore. his wife. Raper Ellsworth anc
Mrs. Raper Ellsworth, his wife; Rapel
/ ELLSWORTH and Martha Ellsworth. n:
! wife; Raper Ellsworth and MRS. Hapei
Ellsworth. his wife: William Elswortf
and Mrs. William Ellsworth. his VIE
| William Ellsworth and Mrs. william
Ellsworth, his wife; Chas. 9. Cobb and
Mrs. Chaa G. Cobb, his wife; C. g
Cobb and Mrs. G. G. Cobb, his wire;
VIM. D. Sadler and Mrs. VIM. d
Sadler. his wife; w. d. Sadler and Mrs
W. d. Sadler, his wife; Alphonss
sadler and Mrs. Alphonsa Sadler. hi!
wife: A. Sadler and Mrs. A. Sadler. hi
wife; James Mechanics and Mrs. james
Mechanics, his wife; James McManei
land Mrs.. James McManes. his wife
William d. sadler and Mrs. William d
lsadler, his wife; VIM. w. Sadier ant
Mrs. VIM. w. sadler. his wife; Geo. b
Ely and Mrs. Geo. q. Ely. hM vile
Fred L. Ely and Mrs Fred L. lily, hil
wife: B. d. Eastman ana AFs. y
Eastman, his wife; d. B. Eastman Ant
Mrs. d. b. Eastman, his wife; jane
AcMannis' and Mrs. James AcMannl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-02

his wife; Ewing Brownfield and Mrs
Ewing Brownfieid. his wife: Robert L.
Brownield and Mrs. Robert L. Brown
| field. his wife; Anna E Huston and
- Huston. her husband: Julia A.
Brownfield. widow of Ewing Brown
field, deceased: Americas Dakin and
Mrs. Americas Dakin. his wife: Alex
ander McMannes. unmarried; William
/ H. H. Palmer; Adelbert Palmer;
William H. Palmer and Mrs, William
H. Palmer, his wife: A. J. Palmer and
| Mrs A. J. Palmer, his wife; Andrew J.
Palmer. and Mrs. Andrew ]. Pal
mer, his wife; Mary w. Palmer and
- Palmer, her husband: Jacon j.
| Starin, Executor: Jacob ]. Starin. Exc
cutor; defendants, and the unknown
claimants. unknown defendants. un-
known creditors, and unknown heirs OF
the above defedants:
You and each Of you are hereby
| notified that there Is now on file In the
office of the clerk Of the district court
in and for Marshall county, state OF
| Iowa, the petition Of the above named
plaintiffs claiming and asking against
| each of you the above named defend
ants and the unknown claimants, un-
known defendants creditors, and un-
kopn heirs Of the above named de-
PENDANTS for q decree Of Court quoting
title in said plaintiffs as the heirs OF
James and Mary Mechanics, deceased
to the
| Southwest quarter (N) OF section No
Thirty-two (32). township No. eighty
five $50, north range No. twenty (20)
west of the 5th P. NJ. Marshall county
Iowa. except the right Of way to the
Iowa Central and Northwestern Rail-
way Company. one hundred (100) fee,
| wide, across the northeast quarter
On. e. ~ Of the southwest quarter
| Is. w. " OF section No. thirty-two
1927. township No. eighty-five (S5)
range twenty (20) and except the fol-
lowing, to-wit: Beginning at the
southeast corner OF the southwest
quarter Is. w. ~ of section No
| thirty-two (32), township No. eighty
! Ave (s5). range No. twenty (20). and
running thence north two hundred
eight and one-haIf (20sh) feet. west
/ four hundred seventeen H1O feet
south two hundred eight and one hall
| (20Sh) feet. and east four hundred and
! seventeen (iifj feet to beginning, also
/ The southeast quarter (N) of sector
No. thirty 600, township No. eighty
five (s5) north, range No. twenty COO
west OF the 5th P. NJ, Marshall county
Iowa: also
The northeast quarter tA) Of tht
northeast quarter (h) Of section No
thirty one (31), township No. eighty
FIVE (s5) north. range No twenty coy
west OF the 5th p. NJ. OF Iowa, excep
the right Of way OF the railway ant
roads and highways; also
The northeast fractional quarter ~
OF section No. six t6), township No
eighty four t8i) north, range No
twenty (20), west Of the 5th p. NJ. o
Iowa. except a tract twenty-five (22.
rods square in the southeast corne
Also claiming that william R. Fin
i ney and W. r. Phinney were one an
the same person.
J. That Robert Lsvisee and Robert (
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-02
QUARANTINE AGAINST FOOT AND
MOUTH DISEASE CAN NOT
YET BE LIFTED.
NO CASES OF DISEASE
IN TAMA OR MuscATINE
Bankers and Business Men Send Pro-
test to Senator kenyon-DePartment
Replies That Embargo Can Not Be
Raised Until Veterinarians So Rec
ommend.
specia, to es-Republican.
onmend.

Special to Times Republican.
Washington. Dec. 2.-Tama county
banking and business interests have
protested to Senator Kenyon against
Keeping the quarantine on livestock IN
this county. Former Secretary James
Wilson signed one of the complaints
Muscatine county also is opjectins. No
cases of the foot and mouth disease
have appeared in either county
The department of agriculture say
+; viii raise the quarantine in poti
counties as soon as possible but can
not yet do so. 1t bases its action on re :
ports from DR.. Paxton, its specia'
agent. and DR.. Gibson, state ieterinar-
ian
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-02
The Power Of Prayer.

A negro bricklaycr in Macon. Ga.
was lying down during the noon hour
sleeping in the hot sun. The clock
struck one, the time to pick up his hod
again. He rose, stretched and grum-
bied: Il wisht was daid 'Taint
nothin' but wuk, wuk, from mawnin
tell night
Another negro, story above, heard
the complaint and dropped a brick or
the grumbler's head. Dazed. he looked
up and said: "De Lord CANT stan nj
Jokes. He jes. takes ev'rything I.
yearnest."-Houston Chronicle,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-02
FAMILY ELECTED INTO STREET.
Waterloo Residents Not Permitted to
Finish Meal Being Served.

Waterloo. Dec. AT this season OF
the year when all Waterloo Is work
ing in harmony TO relieve the suffer
ing and distress in the more unfor :
tunate homes OF the city, an act of in
humanity has been recorded that has
seldom. il ever been equalled in the
history OF the community Just as Mr.
and Mrs. j. s. Clapper, Ave young
children ard an aged grandmothe,
were preparing to partake Of their
simple meal at noon yesterday, con-
stable arrived with a writ OF eject
nent and without further ceremony
proceeded to remove the family's be-
longinss into the street. The little
meal was scattered about the yard. de-
spite the entreaties OF the crippled
father or the pleas OF the hungry chill
1ren. The house is located at sss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-02

yisee were one and the same person.
That Lovicy Babcock was the wife OF
Henry Babcock.
That Thomas c. Moore and T. c.
Moore were in fact one and the same
person.
That Raper Ellsworth and Raper Els
worth were in fact one and the same
person.
That Martha Ellsworth was in fact
the wife of Raper Ellsworth.
That William Ellsworth and William
Ellsworth were in fact one and the
same person.
That C. G. Cobb and Chas. G. Cobb
were in fact one and the same person.
That Chas. G. Cobb was an unmar-
ried person on Nov. II. 1870.
That the foreclosure proceedings in
the circuit court OF Marshall county,
Iowa. at the February. 1878. term
thereof in the case Of ]. c. wyllis and
]. F. Meeker. plaintiffs. VS.. Susan
| Walkup ct al, defendants, was regular
in every particular
That VIM. D. Sadler and w. D. Sad
Ter were in fact one and the same per-
son.
That James Mechanics. James Nc
-hauu6S, anu JdlTcS "cIS III
fact all one and the same person.
That Geo. B. Ely was administrator
OF the estate Of Fred l.. Ely in August.
1881. and was acting as such admin
istrator on Aug. 8. 1881.
That B. d. Eastman and D. B. East
man were in fact one and the same
! Same person.
That Ewing Brownfleld died testate
previous to March I. 1884, that he left
him surviving his widow, Julia A.
Brownleld, and two children, Robert
L. Brownfield and Anna e. Huston, as
his sole heirs at law. That his estate
has been fully settled and all claims
against said estate fally paid.
That Americas Dakin never had any
right or title in and to the foregoing
premises. and the conveyance from him
was irregular and an error on the part
OF the scrivener.
That A. j.. Palmer and Andrew J.
Palmer were in fact one and the same
person.
That Mary w. Palmer, wife Of A. J.
Palmer. executed q conveyance for the
undivided one-haK Of the real estate
recorded in Book t6a. page Is. to her
| husband. A. ]. Palmer. but said deed
| has been lost and was never recorded
| in the Office Of the recorder o. Mar
shall county, Iowa.
That William n n. Palmer and Will
| liam H. Palmer were one and the same
| person. and that William H. II. Palmer
was an unmarried man on June Z, 1872
That Adelbsrt Palmer was an un-
married man on Dec. Z. 1872.
I Thut Jacop 7 Starin executor and
Jacob j. Starln, executor, Of the estate
OF N. p. Wheeler. deceased. was In fact
/ one and the same person.
| It Is further claimed and averred
that the petitioners. and claimants fol
more than ten years last past have
| been IN actual, continued. visible. dis
tinct. open, notorious, hostile. and ad-
verse possession Of the shove described
ipremises under claim Of right and
-cclor u tits and that ~ claims Of any
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-02

They ses. $50 you're gunner's wife.
an aren't yer proud an glad.
And amt It fine as baby as soldier
for Is dad?"
But gone three weeks the postcard
came, as SEES ALIVE an well"
And II e got them things I sent, there's
nothin' still to tell.
I takes the paper every day. tries
to make II out.
studies down the 'eavy fights. the 'ope
n German rout:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-02

There's al the Russians means 20 do,
but never nothin' said
or 'ow the gunners gets their meals,
an whore they lays their 'ead.
The pictures ie fair 'orrible: Of nights
I lay an sees
Them stinkin trenches on the Ill, the
chaps upon their knees.
The batt'ry somewhere 'idden near, the
guns an teams an all:
And then I sees the burstin' she'll
sees gunner fall
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-02
TWO HELD FOR ROBBERY.
Men Arrested at Hampton For Deadly
Assault on GarIoek.

Special to Times Republican.
Mason City, Dec. Charles Cole
man and Will Conway are the men
who shot and robbed Joe Garlock
The men were positively identified by
Garlock. Garlock was shot in Min
neapolIs & ST. Louis box car and
robbed of SEQ and thrown off the train
One bullet has been located in his neck,
another in the breast. He is In crit
ical condition. Coleman and Conway
were arrested at Hampton last night
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-02
Mn. Atkins.

The ladies, they is very kind in comm
round to see.
And helpin' till the money comes, an
askin' how we be:
tells 'em of the rent an clubs, an
all got to pay
But oh. my thoughts they isn't ere,
my Thoughts Is far away.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-02

II only could know the place where =
must take Is chance,
But there's . mort O. towns am things
acrost the map o. France;
In one o. them is job may be. In one
o. them 10 grave
And amt yer glad, the ladies' ses, be-
cause our lads IL brave?
Evelyn Underhill, in the London
Chronicle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-02

OF the defendants or OF their heirs.
whether known or unknown and Of any
Of the unknown claimants or their
heirs are fully barred by the statute
OF limitations Of this state. That the
unknown heirs Of each Of the above
named defendants. the unknown
creditors. and the unknown claimants.
| whether sane insane. or minors are
made defendants because Of any claims
they may or might assert in or to the
real property described, that the exact,
| interest such persons have or claim to
have or how the same Is derived. or
claimed to be derived. or the mode OF
| devolution thereof. is unknown to
! these plaintiffs, and that any claim
| that may be asserted by either OF the
heirs, known or unknown, or unknown
claimants, unknown creditors. or the
defendants named. Is punior and inferior
to the claims Of the plaintiffs. and the
same is barred and all persons named
or referred to are estopped from maxi
! ing any claim to the said real estate:
that the names and residences OF such
! persons as are mentioned or referred
| to above. are unknown to these petit
TONERS: that diligent search has been
made to learn the same or facts relat-
| ing thereto or to the claims, II any
| they have, to the interests OF the eaid
defendants. or their unknown heirs,
| unknown creditors, or unknown claim-
ants, and are set forth as definitely as
| can be done.
| Plaintiffs pray that their claim or
| Ownership in said real estate be es-
! tablished in fee simple as against any
and all claims Of defendants and each
of them, or any person claiming ny'
thru or under them; that they be de-
creed to have no right, title, or Inter-
| est in the premises above described,
that the unknown claimants, ana IN
known creditors, whether sane, insane,
or minors. be decreed to have no right.
title, or interest therein; that the par
ticular defects in title heretofore de-
scribed, be corrected by decree OF this
court. and any cloud that may rest up
on the title of this plaintiff be. by de-
cree of court, removed and the title Of
said premises be forever quieted IN the
petitioners.
Now, unless you appear and make
/ defense thereto on the second day Of
the next January term OF said court,
to be begun and held at Marshalltown.
Iowa, on the 4th day OF January. 1915,
your default will be entered and judy
ment and decree entered thereon a.
prayed for in said petition
Dated this s0th day of Nosember
1914.
F.tL. MEEKER.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Order For Publication.
4 The above notice is approved by me
and the same is hereby ordered pub
lished In the Marshalltown Times Re-.
publican, an official paper OF Marshall
] county. once each week for four con-.
secutive weeks, the last publication to
4 be not later than Dec. "a, 1914.
Dater at Marshalltcwn, Iowa, this
30th day Of November, 1914
JAMES w. WILLETT.
u Judge Of the Seventeenth judicial Dis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-02

iQue. 10 an ordnance officer on the stan
OF General Gallieni military governor
Of Paris.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-02

Only oHs "eRoMo oN!N!NE"
whenever you feel cold coming on,
think Of the full name, LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININE. Look for signature
OF e. w. Grove on box. z5c
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-02

The Thansvaal gold output for 1914.
Is valued at $1S5,000,000.
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/ NOTICE or ELRC9lON

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kE9Ea sn yfiliifofd school dis
ttdet, No. 6a on EhlsTss!ay. Aps!i 30,
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NOTICE

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heiiI I II u day, May j Rt the court
f,8aa IN Anderson. All teachers
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VIII begin promptly. e, . o'clock.
lltiI nley1 2. 3. FELTON,;
eEicetion for Ande9aSn Co.
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