The Houston Herald from Houston, Missouri • Page 6

The Houston Herald. Thursdau. December 14 1916 ofisait or ruuuoATic.v. in Vdesilon No. 460.

la the Tuu County Clroull Court, AprI erm, lulT. Tne mte of Missouri, tt the rmitlon uii to as use at Jake L. MeKinnoy, Collector of the terenuo or Texas oouuty, in tue stale or Miw lourl, Martbt A. Purcall, Cltyton O. Parcell, J.

W. Hlll6urton uid Fred Terkini and C. 8. Perklui, etlon to enforce Ui lien. Now at thu dir oomei the plaintiff, by oonn-ml, before the undersigned cleric of the olroull For Infanta and Children.

Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria jourt of Tela oounty, Mluourl, la vaoatloo, and Bliw herein Ita petition, atatlng among otto er thing that the defendant, Fred Perklna and C. 8. Perkln. are non-reaideaca of the atate or Mluourl and oanaot be auamoned la thla aotlaa by tha ordl a Rll CENT oary proceae of taw la tbia state. HERE Useful Gifts are plentiful.

Buy ber a pair of Diamond Brand Shoes, a Pattern for a It Is therefore ordered by the olerk aforesaid Always Bears the la vacation, that pablloaUon be made notifying aid defendants that an action baa been oom- aeaoed agalnat them by petition la the circuit Signature. 1WmiJl Till ooait ot Texas county, la the state ot Missouri, ths objeot and general nature of whloh la to en-to roe the lien of the atate ot Missouri tor taxes apea the following described lands, situated In Texas oounty, Missouri, to-wlt: New Dress, Scarf, or something she can wear. She will appreciate such a present. Buy him a Sweater, New Shirt, Hat, or Tie. He will wear suce a gift and think of the giver.

HEADQUARTERS FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS AT FARRIS SMITH of NVK 8W 8eo. M. Two S3. R. 12.

Not Nakc iotw and to recover the amoSint of taxes due on aald lands for the year of IVlt. That unless they be and appear at the next g-ular term of this court, te be begun and held at the court house in Houston, Texas county, Mis souri, on the third Monday In April next, 1017, and or or before the sixth day thereof (It the term shall so long conUnue; If not, ther before the end of the term), and answer or demur to plaintiff's petlUon, the same will be taken a contested and Judgment rendered accordingly. MULES OTc Want All the Dice mules me Can act. Be Sire and Show me your 6oo4 It is further ordeied that aoopy hereof be pub. hf Use For Over Thirty Years llshed In the Houston Herald, a newspaper I printed and published st Houston.

Texas eoi ty, MlsMOorl, for four weeks successively the H3 last iniixriion to oe si leant is days oerore Orw re- Donl Have Catarrh One efficient way to remove nasal catarrh is to treat its cause which in most cases is physical weakness. The system needs more oil and easily digested liauid-food, and you should take a spoonful or scurrs day or tne next regular term or tnis court. THOMAS W. SUTTON, Clerk Circuit Court JOHN H.8ANKB, Attorney for Plaintiff. State of Missouri, County of Texas as.

Thomas W. Suttor, clerk or the CI "'ill lex conniv and ttate afoie. her by eer. lfy tha to store Is a true copy of tu original or jer oi publication In the cauae therein named is the a sm a ipeara in my offlw, Witness my han I and tke seel of salu oour'. ixne at Bee in Houston, this day ot Exact Copy of Wrapper.

MNTMM COMPANY. NSW VOSS OfffT. IK Decern oer, We have just started on a new contract for mules 14 2 to 16 hands high, 4 to 9 years old. We want all of this kind we can get. We will buy cotton mules from 3 to 8 years "old, 15 to 16 hands high.

We also want some little blocky-made heavy-bone mules, 5 to 9 years old. 18. all 15 THOMAS W. SUTTON, Cerlc. OB" PUBLICATION.

In Te Time- No. 4.M. In the Texas countT circuit court. No vember term. IUI0.

The stute of Missouri, at the relation and to the u-Mt of L. MolCinney, Collector of the Keveaue of Texas cuuutv. in the state of Mis after each meal to enrich your blood and help heal the sensitive membranes with its pure oil-food properties. The results of this Scott Emulsion treatment will surprise those who have used irritating snuffs and vapors. I of them and the otlrer made a quick getaway.

Judge Baker Is threshing wheat to-'day. There is lota of wheat to thresh jln his part of the country yet. sourl. hid win K. Price, Kmcry Hurt, Attbery Wolfe, liefendunts.

Action to enforce tax lien. Now on this day the above cause rnniinir on lo tie beard, and it aiipearinir to the tiatisfuc-lion of the court from the return of he Mher- GettheGenuineSCOTT'S Ut tiled herein, tied otherwise, that o. summons has heietofore limed lor the WILL BE AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES: licking, (zs Thursday, dicember HOUSTON, 'ZT FPlday, DECEMBER 15 CABOOE, TZl sstordiiy, DeccniDer 16 Health is good in this part of the country at present. Clde Murr is going to start back to Texas county the ISth. I don't know what for but guess Pearl does 1 hi ring oil and it this escapes Uie waste basket I will come again.

Hv Kastus. Edwin E. Price, to Sheriff of Texas county, Missouri, and re there' are persons interested in. or who turned hy ttie MieriJT or nuiu ci-uoiy not claim to he interested in the subject iluiltei fsoul petition by purchase, tlevis or tie retutii. and otherwise, that said scent, wi.ose names he cannot insert therein because thev are unknown to pluintin and that the exact nature and extriil ol Edwin K.

Price. nose interest tir claim ure to pluintill unknown and for that reuson cannot le more 1 1 1 iv 'd. as iieteiluilter net tli cnnn.it lie summoned in this state In the prescribed by chapter HI, article I. K. S.

IUiU of to-wit: Th it If sa Herman t'hristirmsen uead. i plaintiff states anil avers tiw.t RUSES HO. Now Is line Doa'l MiSS it It is therefore ordered by the eourt. term. Unit puhllclinii he tijiitie nolitv- lurllifl tlie year 1 1 4 lie utlebv purchase fr Milton Blaney lo tbe mti suiil defendant that au action has lieen eotnncneed uiuiit liiui pefltiou iuilieoir Mi WYi ol Sec ion IO.

loKii-h t) Cough Medicine for Children. Mrs Hugh Cook, Scottsville, N. "About live years ago, when we were living in Garbutt, N. 1 doc-toted two of iuy children suffering from colds with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and found it just as represented in every way. It promptly checked their coughing and cured their colds quicker than anything I ever used." Obtainable everywiiere.

Colorado News. Mbrker, Coi.o., Nov. 27, Eih.jb IIkkalu: Hpre I come with a few items from tills part of the country. Vt had ijuite a snow here and jfut pre rty cold, 2o degrees below zero. Kverythlng went Democratic in Rio county.

I Murr and family w-ll move on ilu lr new ranch soon. .1. J. Murr Is getting to oe fiiito a spurt man, killed two coyotes, twenty-six -insk rats, a bob cat and one mink. 1I savs he expects to bag a hear before the hunting season is over.

Kins ate 45 cents a do.en but the 'ave quit laving since went Democratic. Spuds one dollar per hundred, vt i eat, two dollars per hundred, Ilmr four tlfty per hundred, corn meal live dollars per hundred. Murr is getting well again. Murr and wife visited I. A.

Murr and family Sunday. I A. Murr bought a 30 30 Marliti rlflj. Says he alms to bring down a mountain lion. Lough stayed with I A.

Murr Sat relay night. They attended the I. O. O. F.

lodge at Meeker. This Is quite a cattle country, can see i hem by the hundreds. Tfiey have excellent schools in this C( iii.t ry. lucre will be lots of wheat to th.psh here next spring. There is Bl'-re wheat than threshing machines.

Health is good in this part of the Letter from Indiana. THE UNIVERSAL CAB cutt court of Texns county. In the state of lissouri, the object and irenerai nature of which is to enforce the lien of the slate of Missouri for taxes upon the following described lands, situated in Texas county. Missouri, to wit: se sett sec. 31.

twp. r. II, and to recover the amount of tuxes due on said lands for the years lull and 191 j. That unless he be and appear at the next regular term of this court, to be beitun and held at the court house in Houston. Texas coun ty.

Missouri, on the third Monday in April, next. "917 and on or before the sixth day thereof (if the term shall so lonir continue: if not, then before the end of the terai). and answer or demur to plaintiff's petition, the same will be taken as confessed and judgment rendered accordingly. It Is further ordered that a copy hereof be published in the Houston Herald, a newspaper printed and published at Houston. Texas county.

Missouri, for four weeks successively, "he Inst Insertion to he at least 19 days before llrst day of the next reitular term ot this court. CORA MIf.I.KK. Clerk Circuit Court. By Ci. W.

HOMINES. D. C. JOHN H. SANKS.

Attorney for Plaintiff. State of Missouri, County of Texas, 1. T. W. Sutton, clerk of the circuit court of Texas county and state Aforesaid hereby certify that the above is a truiMCopy of the original order of publication 'n the cause therein named, as the same appears in my office.

Witness my hand as clerk and the seal of said court. Done at orflee in Houston, this 7th day ot December, mid. 15 IScall T. SUTTON, Clerk. Kande 7 vvt-st, lexas -oumv, Missouri wivcii said conv i is in Hook 1 10 eed county.

Missouri, and su. unknown person derive or claim to derive their litJe or claim to said Uncis us consort. Iieirs. devisees, donees, alienees or immediate, mesne or re mote, volontaiy or involuntury grantees ol the -Jlid Herman Christiansen, deceased aiiM in turtber states, under oath, that if the sa iank C. Niemeyer oe thut in: bel'cve there, are persons Interest, In.

or whociuiin to be interested in ttiesubje matter ol snld petition by purchase, dev iseordesccnt, whose names he cannot Insert therein because they tire unknown to plaintiff and that the xact nature and ext Interest orclaim are to plaintiff unknown and for that reason cannot be mo- t'ullv slated, except as hereinafter set forth, to-wit: Thai if said r'rank C. Niemeyer th -n plaintiff statps and avers that rlu ring tlu- eur 1 a lie acquired title bv pu ch I C. Kho.l. to the S'A SWMi of Section 10, Township UO, Kange 7 Wet, i county, Missouri, which said con'-eyopre Is recorded in Book 116 ge 509 deed records of Texas county, Ai. aouti.

that such unknown persons derive or claim to derive their title or claim to suid lumls as consort, heirs, devisees, donees, alienees or immediate, mesne i remote, voluntary or involuntary grantees of the suid trunk Niemeyer, deceased. It is therefore ordered by the clerk of the circuit court of Texes county, Missouri, in vacation, that publication be made notifying said defendants, Herman Chnstiun-en. Frank C. Niemeyer, Milton Blaney. James I J.

M. Pullin. J. S. Heairl.

Hobert I. I Mrs U. 1. Davis, Nelson Hart. Kay Patteeson, K.

U. Frye and Charles Thomas Lee, that an action has been commenced aualnst them in the circuit court of Texas county, Missouri, the object and general nature of which Is to enforce the lien ol the state of Missouri for the back taxes for the years 1914 and 1913 on the following real estate, situated In Texas unty, Missouri, and belonging to said defendants, to-wit: Pknulkton, Ind Dec. .1, 1910. Knmm Ukkalu: 1 think it is about time I was sending you my subscription money so you will rind a dollar Inclosed, so you can send us the home news right along for another year. We can't get along without the "Old Reliable." Everything is out of sight that we have to live on here.

Corn ill) cents, wheat $1 potatoes $2 (V), apples from $1 to $2.40, cabbage 5 cents per pound, lard 20 cents, eggs 40 cents per dozen, butter 4 cents per pound, The Ford car makes Its appeal to you In appearance as well as for service. Large radiator and and enclosed fan, streamline Imod, crown fenders front and rear, entire black finish, nickel trimmings up-to-date In all requirements for handsome appearance and sprvlnK the people the world over as a money-saving, time-Having. Iabr saving utility. It Is surely your necessity. The Kord car Is Just as useful on the farm as it Is In the cifv; just as necessary to the business man as It is to the professional man.

More necessary every m-tn Mim ever before. Low purchase prlne and very economical to operate and maintain. Wliv not investigate? Runabout Touring oar Win, Ooupelet Town car Wi, Sedun fiil'i f. o. b.

Detroit. On sale at Kootiey, Grant Parmenter's, Mo. chickens 14 cents, turkeys-20 to cents. I am located in Pendleton, have half interest in a good blacksmith shop. We have an engine to do our drilling and other work.

Have a good trade but everything is so high it Just keeps us at it to keep everything going well. I will close by wishing the IIbbald and its many good readers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. J. W. FttKDKICK AND FAMILY.

CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years country. Mkkkkk, Dec. I. llllfi. flwre 1 come with a few pickups fr.nu around Meeker.

w'tather is nice at present. ri.nle, Wade, Kloyd, Roy and Ver-m Murr attended the wedding dance Saturday night at Mr. Linderman's. LfOer Winslow spent Saturday Khi. with Clyde and Wade Murr.

rs Sam Smith was shopping in ker last evening. 'h" men have great sport nowadays s) mg ducks on the river. A. Murr is repairing the engine 1 Uie creamery today. Grille J.

J. Murr was out seeing a nt some cattle on Flat creek this i ni'ig three large wolves attacked by the quick aid of his auto- shot gun be brought down two Always bears the Signature of Section 1 0, Township 30, Range 7 West. An Itemized tax bill, showing the amount of taxes now due on said real estate for the years aforesaid, is filed with said petition, as provided by law, amountlnu in the aggregate to the sum of Six 58-100 ani unless they be and appear atthe-ie tt term of said court, to be holden for the cou. of Texas, and state of Missouri, at the court house In said county on (he third Monday In April next, it being the 16th day Good for Constipation. Chamberlain's Tablets are excellent for constipation.

They are pleasant to take ana mild ana Keatie in enect. Stbavs At my place, one mile northwest of Success, two small shoats, black and white spotted, no marks. Have been at my place since the last of August. Owner call and pay for trouble and get them D. T.

Phillips, Success. Obtainable everywiiere. ORDER OF PUBLICATION. No. 483.

To April Term. 1917, In lite circuit court of Texas oounty, Missouri, in vacation. The state of Missouri, at the relation and to the use of Jake L. Mo-Kinney. collector of the revenue of Texas fey, county.

Missouri, puuntin, against Herman Christiansen. If living'. Frank C. Niemeyer, if living, but If the aald Herman Christiansen. Prank C.

Niemeyer, or either of them be dead, then the unknown "II I xll Glp Rk are usually sufferins from tome stom- Sick Babies SSSftfH oi April, itfiy, una on or neioretne nrst day thereof plead, answer or demur to said plaintiffs petition, the same will be taken aa confessed and judgment rendered In accordance with the prayer of aald petition, and aald real estate, or ao much thereof as may be necessity loaatiafy muid judgment. Interest and costs, be sold under special Fieri Facias to be issued thereon It la fuitner ordered that a copy hereof be published In the Houston Herald, a weekly newspaper published in Houston, Texaa county, Missouri, for four weeks successively, the last Insertion to be at ieaat fifteen days before the commencement of aald term of court. THOMAS W. SUTTON. Clerk Circuit Court.

'of tESS Cartiflcat. to Cop, Thomas W. Sutton. Clerk of tha Circuit court of Texaa county. Mo, do hereby certify that tha foregoing Is a full, true and complete copy of the original order of publication now of record In my office.

In the above entitled case. Given under my hand and official aeal, at office In Houston, In said oounty. this 6th day of December, 1916. (Seal) THOMAS W. SUTTON.

IS Circuit Clerk. itui. et ii acn or nowei aisoraer. 10 relieve tne consort, heirs, devisees, donees, alienees or Immediate, mesne or remote, voluntary or 7 1 LIVERY involuntary grantees oi tne said Herman Christiansen, Frank C. Niemeyer, deceased, respect! vol or such of said defendants as may be dead, and Milton Blaney, James H.

Dye. J. M. Pullin, J. S.

Heard. Robert L. Lindsay, Mrs. B. I.

Davis Nelson Hart, Ray Patterson, E. G. Frye and Charles Thomas Lee, defendants Action to enforce state's lien for back taxes. Now, on this 29thidayof November, 1016, comes the plaintiff, Jake L. McKlnney, collector of the revenue of Texas county, Missouri, by attorney, and files his petition, sel McGEE'S BA.BY-:ELIIXIB A Soothing Demedy for Baby's Stomach Babies that are feverish, restless, cross or fretful from bad digestion, sick stomach, diarrhoea or the teething period, improve rapidly and become comfortable and contented under the correcting influence of MoGee's Baby Elixir; a pure, wholesome, harmless remedy, coaiaiaiirig no opium, morphine or other injurious drug.

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It Davis. Nelson Hart. Ki Patterson, E. G. Frye and Charles Thomas Lea are non-residents of the atate of Missouri, and cannot be summoned In this action by the ordinary process ol law In this state Plaintiff in said petition further states, under oath, that if the said Herman Christiansen dead, thul he veilly beuevw will get quick relief by talcing' Chamberlain's Tablets.

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