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THE NEOSHO TIMES, NKOSHO, JANUARY 27, 1921 Seven. ADVERTISING. TRUSTEE'S SALE. Whereas, Sam Ralston and Grace II Ralston, husband and wife, by their Deed of Trust dated May 16th, NOTICE OP ELECTION. 1917, and recorded in the office of the' Recorder of Deeds withirt and for Newton County, Missouri, in Book 47 XT at page 127, conveyed to the under- Notice is hereby given to the quali- signed trustee the real estate therein fied voters of the Neosho Special described, lying, being and situate in Road District of Newton County, Mis- 011 Count Missouri, to-wit: souri, that a Special Section wH, be held in said special road district on 0 one (1), two (2), three (3), four the 8th Day of February, 1921, nt at (4), twenty-one (21), twenty-two(22), twenty-three (23), and twenty-four court ta.

In said specla! road MgJ district, for the purpose of voting on west qua rter and 'west half of the a proposition to issue the road bonds northeast quarter of said section of the Neosho Special Road District of twenty-six (26) and the west part of Newton Countv Missouri to the the northeast quarter of said section JNewton Bounty, Missouri, to the twenty three (23) a in said town amount of twenty-two thousand ship 35, range 32, as per the recorded 000) dollars. plat of said lands, in trust, to secure The polls of said election will be the payment of a certain promissory opened at 7 o'clock a. m. and remain note said Deed of Trus descnbed; and open until 6 clock p. m.

Whereas, default has been made in Dated this 18th day of January, A. the payment of said promissory note, P. 1921. L. P.

KELLY, and interest accruing thereon, now Clerk of the Board of Commis- Past due and unpaid; and sioners of the Neosho Special Road District, Newton County, Missouri. Whereas, I have been requested by the legal holder of said promissory note to exercise the power of sale in me vested by said Deed of Trust. Now Therefore, notice is hereby given this 6th day of January, 1921, pursuant-to the power vested in OF In Vacation. me by said Deed of Trust and pur- In the Circuit Court of Newton Coun- suan to the request of the legal hold- ty, Missouri, to the February Term, of said promissery note, I will, on Monday, the 7th day of February, 1921, between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon and five o'clock in the 1921. William L.

H. Stewart, Plaintiff, vs. Eli Wallis, if living, and his unknown consorts, heirs, devisees, donees, ron door of the court house in the alienees, immediate, mesne, remote, ity of Neosho, in said Newton Coun- voluntary or involuntary grantees, ty, sell the above described real estate if dead, and each and every person a public auction to the highest bid- claiming any right, title, interest der for cash in hand to satisfy said or estate in and to the subject-mat- piincipal and interest together with ter of this suitljy, through or under the costs of th i the said Eh Wallis or the convey-, COULTER, TERM COURT. Monday, FebV Day. W.

S. Bowden, final; J. E. Williams, Adm. Ex.

'B. S. Bratley, final; T. M. Saxton, Nancy L.

Games, final; J. E. Carnes, Adm. Catherine Devine, final; Ellen Devine, Ex. Tuesday, Feb.

Day. A. S. Ewing, annual; Jennie Ewing, Admx. John Fisher, annual; Noah Adams, Adm.

Joseph Lynn, annual; Lewis Nutting, Adm. Henry Long, final; E. A. Long, Ex. Wednesday, Feb.

Day. J. T. McGowan, annual; J. Hutsell, Ex.

John J. McNatt, annual; J. D. and O. R.

McNatt, Co-Ex. George W. Miller, annual; W. W. Miller, Adm.

Laura Nance, final; J. H. White, Adm. Thursday, Feb. Day.

A. C. Price, annual; J. E. Price, Adm.

Frank M. Severs, final; James E. Severs, Adm. Anna T. Speakman, final; E.

C. Coulter, Ex. Sylvanus Stewart, final; O. V. Wager, Adm.

Friday, Feb. Day. TRUSTEE'S SALE. Whereas, J. L.

Farney and Lottie'B. Farriey, by their certain Deed of Trust dated the first day of September, 1913, and recorded in the Recorder's office of deeds of. Newton county, Missouri, in Deed Book 35 at page 600, conveyed to the undersigned, Leo H. Johnson, all their right, title, interest and estate, in and to the following described real estate situated in the county of Newton, State of Missouri, viz: The south half of the south half of section thirty, and the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter and north half of the northeast quarter of section thirty-one, all in township twenty-four of range thirty-three, 280 acres more or less, with power of sale as trustee. Which said conveyance was made in trust to S.

L. Davis to secure the payment of their certain promissory note for $5400.00 and interest thereon, as in said deed described, and whereas said note has become due and is unpaid. Now therefore, in accordance with the provisions of said Deed of Trust, and at the request of the legal holder of said note, I will proceed to sell the above described real estate at the east court house door in the city of Neosho, in the county of Newton, state aforesaid, to the highest bidder for cash, at public auction, on Friday, the 18th day of February, 1921 between the hours of nine in the forenoon fn afb note, together with the cost and expense of executing this trust. LEO H. JOHNSON, Trustee.

ance and entry of Public Record be- low mentioned, Defendants. Action to Quiet Title. The State of Missouri to the above named and described defendants, Greeting: (First published Jan. 6, 1921.) o- TRUSTEE'S SALE, Trustee. Whereas, on the 17th day of July, Now on this 24th day of December, 1918, T.

J. St. Clair, guardian of the 1920, before the undersigned clerk of person and estate of Michael E. Keethe circuit court, in vacation, comes gan, a person of unsound mind, by his plaintiff and files his petition in the deed of trust of that date, recorded above action, duly verified as requir- in the Recorder's office Of Newton ed by law, alleging among other county, Missouri, on the 19th day of things, that defendant Eli Wallis, if July, 1918, in Book 46, at page 82, living, is a non-resident of conveyed to the undersigned trustee also that there are persons interested the following described property, to- or who claim to be interested in the wit: subject-matter of said action, whose All of an undivided one-third inter- names are unknown to plaintiff, the est in and to the west half of Section same being the defendants in the Twelve (12) and in all of above action; that said defendants Thirteen (13), Township Twenty-six claim or might attempt to claim some (26), Range Thirty-four (34), New- title, interest or estate in and to the ton -county, Missouri, in Susanah Willert, final; Flora Griffith, Admx. Laura E.

Williams, final; J. H. Ebert, Adm. Dora Bland, annual; Preston Bland, McADOO SHOWS THE WAY guardian. Leo Bellum, final; Joe Bellum, guardian.

Saturday, Feb. Day. TO ASSIST FARMERS By William Gibbs McAdoo. T. G.

Barbee, annual; L. N. Barbee, (Written exclusively for the Missouri guardian. Ezra L. Childress, annual; J.

D. Childress, guardian. State Journal.) Policies thus far pursued with re- Jack Degraffenreid, annual; W. G. spect to credits have been too drastic.

subject-matter of such action as the cure the payment of one certain consorts, heirs, devisees, donees, promissory note, in said deed of trust alienees, immediate, mesne, remote, desribed; voluntary or involuntary grantees of And whereas, said note is now past said Eli Wallis, or by, through or due and has not been paid, nor any under a certain warranty deed dated part thereof; April 30th, 1881, and recorded in book Now, therefore, the undersigned 6 at page 92 of the land records of trustee, at the request of the owner Newton county in the office of the and legal holder of said note, will, on of Deeds conveying the real Friday, the 4th day of February, 1921, estate in question, to-wit: the south at the east front door of the court one-half of the southwest quarter of house in the city of Neosho, Newton the northwest quarter of section 17 county, Missouri, between the hours in township 25, range 31, Newton of nine o'clock a. m. and five o'clock county, to the grantee therein p. m. of said day offer for sale and named, Eli Wallis, one of the above sell the above described property at named and described defendants, said public vendue, for cash in hand, for petition containing a full and com- the purpose of satisfying said note plete statement of the claims of said and the interest thereon and the costs defendants and how derived in so far "of executing this trust as known by him.

It Is Therefore undersigned clerk in vacation that the -defendants be notified that an action has been commenced against them by plaintiff, the object and general nature M. T. RICE, Trustee. Ordered by the (First published in The Neosho Times, January 13, 1921.) EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that letters of which is to quiet the title to the testamentary, upon the estate of above described real estate which Louisa Krill, deceased, have plaintiff claunsasjigajnst of said undersigned' by -the defendants, in and unless probate court of Newton county, Mis- you the said defendants be and appear souri, bearing date the 8th day of at the court house in the city of Neo- January, 1921.

sho in Newton county at the next reg- All persons having claims against ular term to be held beginning Feb- said estate are required to exhibit ruary 28th, 1921, and on or before the them to him for allowance within six first day of said term answer or months after the date of said letters, otherwise plead to plaintiff's petition, or they may be precluded from any the same will be taken as confessed benefit of such estate; and if such and judgment rendered accordingly, claims be not exhibited Within one It is further ordered that a copy liere- year from the date of granting said of be published weekly for weeks, in the Neosho Times, regularly published ur setters, $hey shall barred. at Attest: CEO. Executor. Wills, guardian. Leta M.

Early tal, annual; S. A. Early, guardian. Armilda M. Finch, annual; Geo.

W. Porter, guardian. Monday, Feb. Day. Harrison Flynn, annual; Lula Flynn Donica, guardian.

Garner Minors, annual; W. E. Sims, guardian. Claude Gamer, annual; Horace M. Garner, guardian.

Samuel W. Hance, annual; 'Alta Hance, guardian. J. E. Housh et al, annual; J.

Housh, guardian. Tuesday, Feb. Day. Mack Jones, annual; Ed. Joi guardian.

Lankford Minors, annual; H.O. Norris; guardian. C. Marshall et al, annual; J. P.

Davis, guardian. Carl T. Morehead et al, Sarah T. Morehead, guardian. Wednesday, Feb.

Day. Guy Maness et al, annual; W. E. Maness, guardian. Martin V.

McGlothlin, annual; W. Martin, guardian. Lyman McFadden, annual; M. McFadden, guardian. Bryan Martin, annual; H.

S. Martin, guardian. Thursday, Feb. Day. Nellie M.

Marshall, annual; J. D. Davis, guardian. Mary Pogue et al, annual; W. Pogue, guardian.

Joe P. Shuler annual; Ola Gilstrap, guardian. R. B. Sims, annual; H.

A. Leathers, guardian. Violet Veerkamp, annual; W. Veerkamp, guardian. ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters of administration, upon the estate of James Hall, deceased) have been granted to the undersigned by the probate court of Newton county, Missouri, bearing date the 8th day of January, 1921. All persons having claims against said estate are required tp exhibit them to her for allowance within six months after the date of said letters; or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate; and if such claims be not exhibited, within one year from the date of granting said letters, they shall be A more liberal policy about credits "Cold in the Head" It an acute attack of Ndaal Catarrh. Per- lons who are subject to frequent "colda In the head" will find that the use or HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE will build up the System, cleanse the Blood and render them leas liab 10 coldr. Repeated attacks of Acute catarrh may lead to Chronic Catarrh. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE 18 en Internally and acts through the Bl on the Mucous Surfaces of the System.

All Druggists 76c. $100.00 for any case of catarrh that HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE will not cure. F. 3. Cheney ft Toledo, Ohio.

MR. HYDE'S PLEAS FOR POWER. Governor Hyde's inaugural address is an interesting document little by way of what is meant by "his legislative program." It has general terms and general statements which will be difficult of application, and even more difficult to understand, until the measures designed to apply the principles involved are presented to the General Assembly, with the sanction of executive endorsement. Until these measures apear, comment must be collateral and not direct. Missourians may agree, and do agree, with any public official "honestly desiring to promote the enactment jf blalult it- ballot and verity of the count.

There can be no argument about the proposition, that "if, by any manner, elec- has Df. Wffl. A. RUPTURE SPECIALIST No charge for consultation. Call or write.

630 Star 12th Olive. ST. LOUIS MISSOURI GUTHRIE GUTHRIE. W.J.WADE AUCTIONEER. Having returned from military service again offer my services to the W.

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ar- D. ers, snouia oe put into etiect immediately. Reserve bank rates could be prudently reduced. Member banks could be safely encouraged to make loans on agricultural products and to business generally, on reasonable time to those who can give adequate security. The whole situation would be beneficially affected by this procedure.

Every intelligent person sympathizes with the effort to preyent speculation and the use of credit for purposes not beneficial to the general interest, but a wise discrimination should be exercised, and certainly the primary producer like the farmer should not be forced to bear the brunt of the sacrifices. In many parts of the country, especially in the agricultural districts, credit 'is almost entirely wanting and in many lines of legitimate business and industry great losses are being- sustained because of the restriction of credits. Deflation has been carried so far and with such rapidity that we must now reconsider the situation, make an effort to prevent further distress and suffering and bring about a revival of industry and confidence. We should make every effort to stimulate and enlarge our export trade. This is especially important to the farmers, because approximately restrictive in one communi another to escape scot-fre of some political exigency, are to be election laws guard the balot-box, they ply to Republican 1 cities alike, Governor Hyt such a policy himself by he favors consolidating am "the laws to all citie 000," If he can secure si will regulate the activities Louis machine, which Republican, he will prove cerity.

the new governor's own de For instance, he says: "I time for experiment in fi governmental functions." proceeds to introduce a novation in Missouri, by ihe cuusuirdatiun uf stale Ji upon lines vastly, different prescribed by the Constiti even intimates that the divi Executive Department of government into the office Auditor, Attorney-Genei" Treasurer, Secretary of tenant-Governor and' Sup of Public Schools, is not des observes, rather complainin none of them has the Go control whatever." Passin If there that really Democratic be corrupted, then a blow nas Haye taken courge been struck at the very foundation of i A tion School at Kan8ag this government, and a 1 that Amenca ftnd nave had practical expe rience. means has been violated." If there hone 4P4 jj eosh MQ 34 tf be any form of sympathy with election frauds, or the "doers of fraud, it cannot be found among the rank and file of our citizenship, either among Democrats or Republicans. There might be the most strenuous' objection, however, to an election law intended to be IiAWYBRiS, "It is not Then decided he in-I iepartments Neosho, the last ftsertfon to te at PARNELL, Probate Ju- least four weeks prior to the first Krat to The Neosho Times, Jan. 18, 1921. day of said February term of court.

CHARLES SHEPPABD, A true CHARLES I. SHEPPARD, Clerk. LEO H. JOHNSON, Attorney for ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. tt I I VWJW VJ, tUAV Notice hereby given that letters probate court of Newton county, State of Administration, upon the estate of of Missouri, to be held at Neosho, on 1 have been grant- the 14th day of February, 1921.

ed to the undersigned by the probate WILLIAMS qourt of Newton county, bearing date the 15th day of January, 0 19 Ali Demons havinn claims atmmat NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT 1 NOTICE QF SETTLEMENT herebyVgiven to all creditors and others interested in the estate W.S. Bowden, deceased, that J. E. Williams, Administrator of said es- to make a final settle- the next term of the them to him foi' allowance within months after or they may be precluded from any benefit of such C. T.

claims be not exhibited year from the date of letters, they shall be forever barred. J. 0. CLARK, Attest: -i Administrator. R.

PfivnelL Judge. (First'published in The Neosho Times Jany 2,0, JOSl.) O. final witViin nrm settlement thereof at the next term BAM of the probate court of Newton county otuu v-u XT Attest: 50 per cent of our export trade represents agricultural products. European nations desire our cotton, grain and other'products, but have It is our interest to supply that credit. The recent action of the League of Nations at Geneva for the establishment of an international commission to consolidate the credits of some of the Central European and utilize them in the purchase of American commodities, is an important step and offers a new opportunity for helpful service by the War Finance Cor- He our state State c.

He "Over ar any Administratrix. B. B. PARNELL, Probate Judge. First published in The Neosho Jan.

,1921. NQTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of Anna T. Speakman, deceased, that E. C. Coulter, executor of said estate, intend to make a final settle- thereof at the next term of the probate court of Newton county, State of Missouri, to be held at Neosho, on the 14th day of February, 1921.

E. C. COULTER, Executor. Women hav men. A man on the street weather.

more courage than wouldn't dare go out half naked in zero State of Missouri, to be held at Neosho, on the 14th day of February, 1 E. A. LONG, C. T. A.

1921. NOTICE OF Notice is hereby gi 1 ors and others interested in NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby giyen to all credit- ore 1 arid others interested in the es- deceased lent next the probate Newton State of held sho, on the 14th 49vof February, Administrator T. A. JAMES E. SEVERS, Executor.

A bad wound, burn or cut should be cleansed of dirt 6r impurities and And girls make better pressed with Liquid Borozone. It if they knew aq much heals the flesh, with marvelous speed. about paltry as do about passe- Price 30c, 60c and $1.20. Sold by Aching joints, rheumatic pains, neuralgia, can be relieved quickly by a rubbing application of Ballard's Snow Liniment. It is a powerful penetrating remedy.

Thre sizes, SOc, 60c and $1.25 per bottle. Sold by Guthrie Guthrie. It has just about got so that a woman feels uncomfortable in shoes that are large enough for her. poratTon. question as to whether the Governor ought to have any control over elective officials, particularly the Lieuten- Mr.

Hyde admits that this question will have to be left to a constitutional convention. It is clear that the Governor w.ould favor making these officers appointive, if a new constitution should be written during his administration. If this would not be an experiment in Missouri, no one can define an experiment. He proposes the consolidation of various minor bureaus and boards, up- Herbine corrects biliousness, geation and constipation. It is a fine herbal medicine that drives out Impurities and restores healthy conditions in the system.

Price 60c. Sold by Guthrie Guthrie. NEGRO LEGISLATOR LEFT WITHOUT G. O. P.

SEATMATE To drive out worms that are eating away tjhe strength and vitality of your child, use White's Cream Vermi- fuge. It expels the worms without injury to the child. Price 85c. Sold by Guthrie Guthrie. The negro member of the Legislature, Walter Hall Moore, has been given a wide berth by his Republican seat mate, Representative A.

F. Hilker, of Barry county, who has availed himself of the opportunity to change seats because of the extra seats in the House. Representative Hilker made the move Tuesday when he went from seat No. 85 to No. 123 leaving Moore with two seats for his use.

It has been known since the session convened that Hilker, who comes from Barry county which boasts of not having a negro resident within its limits, had been displeased with his seat mate. Hilker has made no statement giving his reason for making the change but it is the concensus of opinion that he is endeavoring to make his escape from having the man of color for his seat mate. The new seat taken by Hilker is not nearly so desirable as the one which adjoins Journal. The woman whose husband You have to many a gM to dis- home all the time wants as much coyer that she isn't as sweet as she sympathy as the woman I looks. band never home, I on the theory that the existing system deprives the Governor of control.

If a Governor cannot control his own appointees in matters of administration under present conditions, no mannev of increased authority can ever give him control. So far. as Missourians ca.n recall, Mr. Hyde is the first Governor who ever found it difficult to accomplish his adminisrative intentions through lack of control of men responsible to Governor for their positions. He is anomaly in that respect, -at least.

Summing up his plea for enlarged authority and the consolidation of boards and bureaus in new departments, he says: "We do not contemplate the creation of new official positions in connection with any existing department." Why did he use the word "existing?" He justifies the c-on- tention, made by those who are not convinced of the correctness of his policy, that such a policy would mean new offices in the new departments, and many of R. in Mo. State Journal. Take a dose of Herbine when you are bilious or constipated, or your stomach is out of order. It is a marvel of promptness in correcting these conditions.

Price 60c. Sold by Guthrie Guthrie. A grass widow never gets so despondent that she puts "Keep Off the Grass" signs in front of her home. A man seldom runs into debt now- adayw. He usually motors his way into it, Gnmliefom West Main Street Call and see our finished work.

Fine lettering a cialty. Large discounts on Carthage stone monuments JAMES ENGLAND, Proprietor NEOSHO TRANSFER AND STORAGE? COMPANY A. J. Thomas Proprietors Phone 285 107-109 North Jefferson All kinds of goods stored in our brick building. Transferring of goods on short notice a specialty.

Nice black dirt furnished for filling of yards and dressing of lawns. 1f Phone orders given prompt attention. F. J. BIGHAM Undertaking Co- Funeral Directors and Embalmers Auto or horse drawn equipment Calls answered night or day Phone 62 N.

E. Cor. Square. NEOSHO GHICHESTER 8 PILLS THE UUAND Anbyoni- OrucBnt lot nils la llvd ana iiold sealed Blpe Rlhlioii. Take no other, liny of yntii Ask for CI years known as Hest, Safest, Always Kfli.it SOLD 8Y DRUGGISTS EVERYWHFKi DR.

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