davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La Junta tribune., 1903-08-26
Crop coodi,ion. Around Fowler.

Considerable spring wheat IS
being harvested. AS a rule alfalfa
is seeded with it and an excellent
stand is obtained. The yield will
probably average close to 80 bush
els per acre. The crop is an even
one, grows well on new land, takes
comparatively little work and
brings fairly profitable returns.
The advent of each staple crop can
hardly be overestimated. A self
supporting country is generally
the most prosperous. Where there
are diversities of crops there is
never a complete failure. The
land demands either rotation or
rest. Intense farming is to be
urged, but the crop had better be
varied.
La Junta tribune., 1903-08-26
s.ssen oe..h Of ]. 4. s,..n.

]. A. Braun, night ticket agent
for the Santa Fe at this point,
died very suddenly at his home in
this city, on Cimarron avenue. last
Saturday night. from a severe
hemorrhage of the lungs. Mr..
Braun had been laying off for sew
eral days, aud was feeling unusu-
ally well early in the evening Of
the day he died. About midnight
he was attacked by severe cough
ing spell and died in . very few
minutes. Deceased was aged ~
years and a9 days. and leaves q
widow and two children, who have
the deep sympathy Of this COM
munity in their hour Of trial and
sorrow.
Nj. Braun came here from Nep-
este about two years ago and has
held the position Of night ticket
| agent At La Junta since that time.
The remains were taken to Fowlei
ON the noon train yesterday fol
husl interment.
La Junta tribune., 1903-08-26
Fostnightiy Club.

At a meeting of the Fortnightly
Club last Saturday afternoon at
the home of the new president,
Mrs. b. F. Haskins. business and
pleasure were combined. The club
regrets exceedingly the departure
Of Mrs. E. E. Cole for her new
home in Glenwood Springs, but
she has the best wishes OF the
members for future happiness.
Mrs. |. S. Walsh was elected dele
gate to represent the Fortnightiy
Club at the annual meeting of the
State Federation Of Woman's
Clubs, which convenes in Colorado
Springs the latter part Of next
month. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess before the
club adjourned.
La Junta tribune., 1903-08-26

Tcr..e freedom q he Set. Ertt.-
A xin's wsEsn. J IN Norris
Z -r Lisn's Breed. Dufsh 0stsrnc
In /. . Tsftst, Hax;Hilian fsstsr
csen castis, fs.l fs1fs
TIE WsssalmGs. Issesff 1efRiek
n ussails Rsl J. 4. AltsAalsr
KsfAgss. Ifsrt usfr1s
lder 0sise. Everstt fe0iisssn
A x.A,'s fsvn,
Hssters ef Hsn, usfeen 1Abeftssr
TEA 70 r 70. Cts. Z. IssA
Cs1ta:p sEy;e. ArtAeay nsps
H.aft : Niehw-y. nary 3 wnkise
On ks Ev60sassienA
Ted cL&sAt9 DasTA
prserla, Bran Stske5
Arms asa tAs wsEsr, D. usserafk
The Isle q the Winl- 2. 4 crssket.
N Lar e caseall nsrsh,
Ovsa kkseE1yl
TAs Rsfbssey's rsrsks9,
znns HasVsAAs
A xsdsfn Esfsenafy,
Z. an h ksth HfiesAafS
Elsek DsaeisA . 4 efsaketf
= eessl Ed Earth. Hlen raillvstf
I.s DssAvssdsoss, 4. 4. eeaslay
nsea 70 rrcetense, oerusl Ks- uir
1sssslyn cAsaAizs.
oasah ,. Eons,y
n r1osh fsFssiss, T.dssiek villes
n 0sif fsyisflle, 1elss ! Ala
n.sn. 49, Z - 4 Z = s'Raas
To- nsy9. =
vef cut With our pernis-ioa- We
4 enjoy al these good shinr
= Rlsee New Nesh -
La Junta tribune., 1903-08-26

rss s.iA Il Z .ias- Lans. A.E c-:S
~ Asxsaf AZ . MsfsAisaess.
Hran,ss ns1Sssa DesDst.
TAs gsths1s q tsly waAeshnrst,
Hrsasss us1esss kHsrR4
Tn-.r-n q Dlsst, Asthssy 1sps
s. 1ifv11s Days, Aiffst 1ezfy Lvh
ls IL 4iese q AlsDa, nsSsss NJ
y.-iss usfs1i4A, Rsaltsissee6Ised
Eiszs-rAsassee chas. HslseahAgis
esis.y Ala0 esvIw,
II s.s rsiss. sftAs Kiae,
SID fsslsifs sfsa ~ 1!,sv.
. !. Z Jsss1s
T.. Hss.sss. 2. >. siiesa
f,s Nssvs = r6asy, =. eD:es1e1
Tks Hsvie, 1ssisiss 1sxfsiO
Rss1nA Uvyn Dosr0
3Is - ebaoey, 4 - Z ea60s
an ts4GFk q. D. 0s0unsAssa
~ oer01 q oaslsrsviua.
VesfVma. 4. 4 Esgb
Rs<t1 1i1as Hsllss, essfgs ~
=. s''''''' fAil''''AEi. -.
n Wa0u -. Lesas ~
IsevllS Qra 111S1Sy vos6
h ~ - - vs1Aat
AZ. n..snasss
= 90. h. el..isy IVY
6uafuuuS.l 49, 4 - DnRxfn
~ A1sun10D ~ 0ok1o1k 0elnsA
Aenllun.a seIssa
La Junta tribune., 1903-08-26
sone noas locA. .TeUs.
Trade at the City Pharmacy.
Trade at the Palace drug store

Noh AoooS oA As 49, 49,
received at Harbour's.
For up-to date wall paper call
upon Barr & Hotchkiss.
G. S. Thompson. undertaken and
embalmer. Phone No. ais.
For fresh bread, pies or cakes go
to Fishers postofiice news stand.
! Miss June Galloway, of Pueblo,
is the guest of Miss Lulu Bar
grover.
FoR SALE-Good work horse;
FIVE years old. Inquire of E. 5.
Wildin.
II Mrs. Ellen Ross, of Garden City,
is the guest OF her daughter. Mrs.
L. T.. Dodds.
Sheriff Frank Dean, OF Bent
county, was a La unta visitor
last Saturday on business.
u Buy your clothing OF Hawkins.
! He is closing out fine stock of
! clothing, shoes, hats, furnishings,
etc.
Fox SALE-National cash regis
ter; latest improvements; cheap
for cash. Inquire OF c. w. Won
! deriy.
! E. c. Moriarity, OF Wichita,
Kan. is the new man on duty at
the depot dispensing "tickets OF
leave"
II you have anything to sell go
! and see Gee & Burnett. They buy
! and sell everything and prices are
always right.
Mrs. b. F. Bland, who has been
residing in Las Yes Vegas for sew
} eral weeks past, returned home
! Monday morning
ii X. c. Inge left Sunday night for
. Chicago to purchase an elegant
line OF fall and winter goods for
! the big double store.
John Steen. of near Oklahoma
City, Okla, arrived in La Junta
! last Saturday morning for q briet
visit with his brother, X. A. Steen.
III Miss Emma Wilson left last
Saturday night for Chicago to pur-
, chase one OF the finest fall millin-
J cry stocks ever brought to La
\ Junta.
Mrs. Joseph Snyder. who has
been visiting relatives and friends
in various parts of Illinois during
the past month, returned home
last Saturday morning.
Mrs. ]. H. Baldridge and son.
Glen, who have been the guests Of
relatives in Morning Sun, Iowa,
for several weeks past, are expect
ed home this morning.
Sala Bacharach, who has been
located at Colorado Springs for
several months past. returned to
La Junta last week and has re-
sumed his old position in the car
clerks Office.
| o. /. Shannon, of Bolckow, Mo-.
who has been visiting S. II. Mil
Ter, Of North La Junta, left Tues
day for Albuquerque, N. NJ. and
points Of interest in Arizona and
Old Mexico.
Jack Devine, ex-village police
man OF this burg, but now of Las
Animas, where he is engaged in
painting things red. or any other
old color, was q La Junta visitor
last Saturday.
1t is reported that the Santa Fe
will soon commence work upon a
new machine shop in this city.
The structure will be soxIoo feet
in dimensions, and the contract
has already been let.
Two stranded families arrived
in town Monday morning and
called upon the county commits
sioners for the price to assist them
ont Of town. They secured the
necessary needful. one family
lgoing east and the other west.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15
Police Court.

The police court was busy this morn
ing. Attorneys Nj. 4. Austin and W.
B. Sorlells We're present TO represent
soIne OF the defendants.
". ". Baker. a scAool reaeher from
The northern part oi tie state, drop
ped mo the ely Sae.1=tas wlth bis
jas on made several s.ae.es t4at
ne Woasd hl.l D.. D. i. Mea-sr be
-a.Ise Ir. MonIar Ea1 II Dis. foI
80 sga..ls. Baker 10 - AGENT to co..
lses. baker was F1t - a s.a.a an
sent % /. .iuE.e< aGe.- he raj beoor--
sober aaf mai pald his ne.
iii Dunn. drunk aa=l=disordetly. s..
lille Hampton. v.e.a5.a2 Ie.a... :.
ia@, a5seharg d.
Hsa.= Hampton u4ias 54ela.. .aa
STARE. esnt.uUaI
sissie NcNalley violating H.l&l.ts
.". -.
AaG...s Murray. drunk. s.
Is &rGTAO4NsffkaI. LET AUl.
Clara Parks. keeping a house of Ii
repute. discharged.
Fred Carmackle. disturbing IL
peaee. continued.
N J. Hollis, distu bing tie peas=
continued.
Albert Aanns. violating stock law
s..
Calmickle, violating stock law
81.
Webster Jordan, disturbing the
peace, 50.
Annie Dukes, fighting, S..
Walter Slmms, committing nuis
ance, S3.
ice Caldwell. drunk. discharged.
c. Chilcolt. fighting So.
Josh Bentley, robbery. SO.
Joe Sabbs. drunk. So.
r. L. Varnell. fighting. So
R. ". Lame, violating stock law
81.
Tom Adams, violating stock law
81.
Jim Davis, trespassing, 81.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15

that the front door must be available
Tor company" of the help as well
as an apartment more suitable than
he kitchen to be used as reception
soom. Tie Massachusetts peoT.e be
;ievea that the southern whites should
se recognized as equals, but the in
consistency Of the Massachusetts, peo-
..e i rery ar,ly demonsf ete1 in the
.4.-4.4r. seeiaI eaua9lzx ~ HE n
south. h.te-t2-e 1sfi.e sa.-
as..}.se;sz ;s.e trea-.
-e-ie5t tl.sa tie nes- -ces
.... rae -edttetaet doe
a4as hoase#ln 0hicn Tie
5eo....4 mag receive ter com
s.l hi tie ~.:te servant siel. q
.ezss.5 ms .as4.4e their company
n f:re Kitchen. III faet. t#e #'.ite So
want cir! of Boston is a meHial whose
only place is in the kitchen. The
foregoing IS also an object lesson to
the negroes Of the south. 1t shows
that the southern negro =reee.Tes more
consideration at the hands OF the
southern white people =ti-aa Boston
white se.vant girls receive at the
hands of the Boston people who EN-,
gloy them. Let Boston people extend
social equality to BGato.l Ehite ser
qant IS before saving azs-t-iAg more
about social equality for the negro
servants of the south.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15

\ Republican newspaper intimates
that the four members Of the federal
supreme court who dissented from the
lecision that the constitution does not
follow the flag into Hawaiia are tral-
tors. To this complexion have We
cCnle at last as result of imperial
ism. A judge who does not believe
that a republic may erect crown col
onies is traitor who ought to be
hanged. This is enforcing majority
rule with a vengeance. But what has
become of that deep reverence which
the average Republican newspaper has
always professed for members OF the
supreme bench? Is judge great
wise and upright jurist when he
knocks out an income tax act, and a
black hearted rebel when he declares
that constitutional tights protect the
American citizen, no matter where he
may go in American territory? Must
supreme court judges. like SO many of
the subordinate judges, take their law
from party platforms
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15
IN THE GOOD OLD FASHIONED
DAYS
Powdered Wigs Formed an important
Adjunct to Gentleman's Apparel.


Adjunct to Gentleman's Apparel.
1t is safe to say that the majority
of bald men of today would gladly
revive the old, digniied custom, if
they could. But they can do the next
best thing to it: that is, to revive the
growth Of tie hair nature gave them.
In cases where the hair root or hair
oulb has not been completely destroy.
ed by parasites that infest it, New.
bros Herpicide will do wonders in
the way of stimulating the growth of
lifeless and falling hair. Destroy the
cause. you remove the effect. That is
the successful mission of Herpicide.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c
in stamps for sample to The Herpicide
90, Detroit, Mich. L. B. Coon, spe-
cial agent. 120
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15
ELOPEMENT AT FORT SMITH.
Brides Mother Horsewhipped Her
New Son.in.CaW,

Fort Smith, June 15.-Frank Hines,
a travelling man for a local firm and
Miss Maude Overstreet. one of the
handsomest young ladies of this city
eloped and were married Saturday
evening The parents of the girl were
bitterly opposed to the wedding, and
the mother a couple of weeks ago
waylaid the young man and cowhided
him on the main thoroughfare of this
city. The girl was employed in one
of the large stores here, and after the
excitement incident to the horsewhip-
ping subsidized returned to her posi-
ton. Saturday afternoon she left the
store and was seen to enter a buggy
with Hines and drive Off Her sister
made a search for her in an effort to
prevent the wedding, but without
avail for about s o'clock that even
ing Mrs. Overstreet received a tele-
phone message conveying the fact
that the wedding had taken place.
Mrs. Overstreet is Frustrated over
The affair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15
+ !
1. COTTON MARKET. !
i. !
:. !. i. + /. i. !. j. i. /. i. + + + + I
Reported for the Graphic by c. c
Taylor & Co., J. A. Ward,
Manager.

Liverpool opened this morning very
much better than expected, futures be
ing twenty to twenty four points high.
er; middling 712: sales 1000, but lost
about ten points CT the advance be-
fore the close, in consequence of Amer.
lean market not showing the advance.
higher on the late months, but rapidly
sold off until it was only about ten
points higher than Saturday. The
market ruled steady at level of ten
70 fifteen POINTS higher than last night
until the lost hour of the session
then it again advanced on general buy
ing by the outside and room traders,
Mississippi river breaks and unfavor-
able crop accounts. and is now at the
days high level. thirty to thirty-five
points higher.
New York advances her spot market
ten points; middling 1850: sales LOO
A great number of the shorts have
VOW been run to cover. and while we
are not yet disposed to advise sale.
We aavise great caution for if more
ehorts have covered than generally be.
lieyed, We may get a natural reaction
II nothing more. and after such an
extreme advance a natural reaction
may mean a big decline. temporarily
at least. At 1:45 p. M: New York
July 1885, September 11.30, December
.29.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15
FOR BEAUTY AND HEALTH.

The longing TO be beautiful is in
the heart of every woman, kept down
perhaps, by the most austere, yet new
er extinct; regnant in the lives of
most women. Instinct and history
teach the value and the power OF
beauty, and everything that tends to
foster or preserve it is seized upon
by those who fear to lose or who de-
sire to add to their good looks In
the effort to obtain beauty many fool
ish things are done, and sometimes
permanent injury results. Here are
some recipes that have been tried and
found simple and harmless:
Cold Cream.
This formula for cold cream is used
by one of the prettiest actresses on
the stage. 1t prevents wrinkles if
used eve!y night Rub some on the
face when retiring and wipe off with
cloth, and you will be surprised at
the dirt that will be on the cloth.
Then rub a little more on and leave
TIL morning. when it will be absorbed.
After bathing, put on small quantity
of the cold cream. then dust face
lightly with powder. Do not buy the
ingredients in a cheap drug store The
difference in price will be fully made
up by the difference in the quality of
the materials. Five ounces almond
oil, two ounces lanoline, three ounces
rosewater, half-ounce spermaceti. half.
ounce white wax, pinch of borax.
Put oil in an earthern bowl and put
the bowl in a pan Of polling water and
set on stove. When the oil is very
not break in the spermaceti and wax:
when that is melted put in lano.ine
and stir constantly until it is thorough.
ly incorporated. Put in the borax
then pour in the losewater take off
the fire and lift bowl into another
with cold water in it, and beat until it
is white creamy mass. Do not stop
stirring until it is all done Use a
wooden paper knife or a small wooden
spoon. Have your jars ready and
when the cream is thoroughly beaten
put in the jars. leave until cold, then
cover. The cream should leave the
sides of the bowl perfectly free from
sickness It will cost from ninety
cents to a dollar for the ingredients
the Teeth.
To whiten the teeth dissolve two !
ounces of borax in three pints Of hot
water, and before it is cold add !
teaspoOnful of tincture of myrrh and |
a teaspoonful Of spirits of camphor.
Bottle it. Use wineglass. full to
glass of tepid water If used daily
it whitens the teeth and arrests tar.
tar. A good tooth powder is made
from half an ounce of Peruvian bark
powdered, quarter of an ounce of pull
verized chalk, quarter of an ounce
orris root.
t}z The Hair.
A good wash for the hair is made
from an ounce of boraX. half-Ounce
'amphor. dissolved in quart of boil.
ng water When cool bottle. Use
ABOUT half a cupful in a bowl Of warm
water. The white of an egg beaten
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15


The freak who called at the white
house to change to Coffin the name Of
every undertaken, to Butter or Lard
the grocers' names and the dry goods
dealers to Calico. Thread or Buttons
was not at all freak Society acted
on that principle in the infancy OF
social organization The man at the
forge was the Smith. Necessarily the
Smith family is populous now. Ev-
cry vocation lent its descriptive to
those who followed it. Human no
menclature t.splays eccentric di-
vergences Probably one CT the most
picturesque known is that of a Chi.
cago west side saloonkeeper over
whose door spreads the cordial ap-
pellative "Cumbakofen.' The rose,
however, is named and will SO re-
main, and though Black be white and
White black. it is too late to begin
all over to rectify the innumerable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15
rils View Ct the Constitu, r.,

Representative Fitzgerald tod ~,
story of the Irishman who wen. 70 alV
uaturalized, and in answer to ~.
question, Have you read the Co,s4s
tuition OF the United States?" ranI;ol
no, yer honor, l have not, Int w.
friend, Mike Lanahan, read it to M
sld mighty we'll pleased w viii
it.
That reminds me" said Reprasan
taciYa REa2 Of Buffalo. of the tim,
~ -lag.es, { prosperous Italian ~
Ee@@su aa,c': ed himself as can
*iav To- &c --saealhiy. y reporter
vert Own oc i-sersiew hf1a.
:; o. "oa 1-ir:z OF tHa Gomez
.u5i.4 . n mi Il .4s ".
c.e reporter 4s.-1 IX
.4oes.s - for = aa.Eetsa o. two a~1
.el = wiz. zaaa. aief4t4.
il . cry 1ic..'".- Nav
Y6f5# .a:.-'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15
DOPE IN
THE
PHlllPPINE ES

COVE inmenl eApld-
nation Of Gov. Taft's proposed official
opium monopoly in the Philippines. 1t
implies a consciousness that it is a
bad business and seeks to make the
best of it. We are doing what the
Spaniards did. it is admitted. but the
Spanish made a great deal more out
of it than we are going to make. Be-
sides we are going to let none but
Chinese use the drug, and everybody
knows that it is no matter what be-
comes of the Chinese. And, further
more, we are going to make such a
noble use of the money in educating
the people!
1t is officially stated the natives OF
the Philippines are inclined to habitu-
ate themselves to the use of opium
where they have the example of the
Chinese before their eyes and the
opportunity to use tie narcotic If
this is true-and the government evil
dently believes it is true or it would
not prohibit the drug to all save the
Chinese under heavy penalties-we
may be sure that the spread of the
opium habit among the natives can
not be prevented where the tempta-
tion is offered any more than it can
be broken up among the Chinese.
The obvious ways to prevent the
fastening of the deadly opium vice
upon the Filipinos is to close all the
opium dens and let the Chinese who
can not survive without the drug die
off or go elsewhere to get 1t. and Wig
'orously exclude f. ON the country ev-
cry Chinaman who is addicted to the
use Of the drug.
ing such Chinese The welfare of
the native population demands their
exclusion. Then why is that course
not adopted? Is it because American
adventurers want Chinese laborers
and can not make money fast enough
without them? 1t looks that way. 1t
looks as though the risk of degrading
and destroying the native population
was to be deliberately taken in order
to feed fat the greed of American ad
yenturerS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15
Kindly take notice that Ely's Liquid

Kindly take notice that Ely's liquid
Cream Balm is of great benefit to
those sufferers from nasal catarrh who
can not inhale freely through the
nose but must treat themselves by
spraying. Liquid Cream Balm differs
in form. but not incidentally from
the Cream Balm that has stood for
years at the head of remedies for ca.
tarrh. 1t may be used in any nasal
atomizer The price. including a
spraying tube. is * cents. Sold by
druggists and mailed by Ely Brothers,
Sc Warren street, New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15
Lads BODY Found,
he affair

Newport. June I5.-Word was re.
ceived by wire to1ay of the finding
Of the body of Henry Ward Kennedy,
who lost his life in White river May
20. The lad was twelve years Of age
and the only son of Capt. o. H. Ken
nedy. of the steamer City of Idaho
the river.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15
Donnybrook Of the West.

Haiti is the dusky Donnybrook OF
The western hemisphere 1t would be
better for everybody If its inha bitants
would go further and emulate the ex>
ample of the Kilkenny cats.--New
FORK Mail a~d - "'oss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15

It's mistake to imagine that itch.
ing piles can't be cured: mistake
to suffer a day longer than you can
help. Doan's Ointment brings instant
relief and permanent cure At any
drug store, so cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15

Mrs. A. l.. Schepp, who has beer
in at the home of Ter mothers Mrs. S.
C. Cross. is reported as in a c:itica
condition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15

A blessing alike to young and old
Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawbe"
": natures specific for dysentery, di-
arrhoea and summer complaint.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15

Cures Group sore throat. pulmonary
roubles-monarch over pain of ev.
cry sort Dr. Thomas Electric Oil.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15

lightly and a very little water added
90 it if rubbed into the scalp and then
rlnsed off thoroughly, leaves the hair
soft and silky.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15

Working for relatives Is about ~
satisfactory as eating soup with
.1tk.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15
THE SOUTHERN
NEGRO AND
BOSTON SERVANTS

MASS, has
passed these resolutions: mo Sun
day night suppers will be prepared
No work will be done in the kitchen
between 7:30 p. m. and go a. m.
no babies will be minded between
acts of ordinary hoasework; no chill
dren will be allowed in the kitchen; !;
each girl shall have three nights out
per week" The document goes on
to assert that IS per week shall be the
only rate of wages permitted, and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15

Office: Corner Braraque and Chest
nut Streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15

Entered at the Posto'aee a P4ne
Bluff. Ark. as second class mail ma
ter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15

!AS. ". ADAMS Presiden
$50. =. ADAMS. Business Na"a9l
s4NAfs9ER NAY, Managing Ld.ta
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15
Published by

MONDAY, JUNE 10. 1903.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:

Advertising rates mace known on
application.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-15
The Hair.

A good wash for the hair is made
from an ounce of boraX. half-ounce
camphor. dissolved in a quart of boil.
ing water. When cool bottle. Use
auout half cupful in a bowl Of warm
water. The white of an egg beaten
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-03-05

| VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office Of the circuit
court for Tazewell county, February IL, 1908.
]. G. Gillespie, J. H. McMullin and G. P. Nc
Mulln late partners trading and doing business
| under the style and firm name off, G. Gillespie
and Company, who sue for the benefit of J. G.
Gillespie Complainant,
VS. In Chancery - 81
J. H. Cheatham and Jane Chatham Defendants.
The object of this'suit is to subject an undiyid-
ed one eighth of tract of land containing 100
acres, situated in Tazewell county, Virginia, on
Stoney Ridge, near Tip Top, belonging to said
Jane Cheatham, as one of the heirs at law OF her
father, Milton Heath, deceased Subject TO the
dover interest of her mother, Elizabeth Heath,
in said 100 acres), to the payment of judgment
recovered in favor Of the complainant against her
on the 10th day Of July 1901, before Justice Of
the Peace, for s2O.S6. with interest thereon from
the 10th day of July 1901, and 50 cent for costs,
which judgment is of record in the county court
clerks of Tazewell county, Virginia. L. d. 6,
page 100,
And it appearing from affidavit on file in said
office that the defendants are non-residents Of
Virginia it is ordered that they appear here within
fifteen days after due publication Of this order
and do what may be necessary to protect their
interest in this suit, and that a copy hereof be
published as required by law,
A Copy
Teste: H. BANE HARTMAN, Clerk.
Greeyer Gillespie p. q.