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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
FACULTY OR THE:
CADETS MUST RULE
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faculty and the junior class of the v.
IN. T. has been finally settled by all Of
( the class except some eight or ten leay-
ling the institution. II
Y .Afterst he. action OF the faculty, as noted
lin your paper Of to-day. committee of
1.-THE class called upon DR.. McBryde and
,mndc several propositions. looking to an
adjustment, and upon being Informed by
DR.. NfcBryde that he could give them no
promise, which would be binding upon
himself or the faculty the class met and
resolved to resign in bod unless Cadet
Coulter was rcinstated. This wa s sent to
the faculty as their ultima tum.
\ The faculty carefully considered the sit
5uaton. and. being informed that Coul-
ter claimed he had not been fully heard,
the Executive Council Of the FACULTY sent
flor him. and Informed him that they
would see he gotta full hearing, but be-
fore doing so, the class would have to
withdraw their demand for his rcinstate-
inlent. This the class refused to do, and
tie & faculty, after fullys considering tho
ma tier in several meetings. extending
over a. period of twenty four hours. de-
ternined that the issue had been square
Ely made and the question was whether
tho faculty or the students SHOULD rule
the institution,
The faculty thereupon. determined to
mectfthis issue as.it had been presented
and adopted a resolution that all con-
.necton between the Institution and the
Junior class had been severed, and that
those participating would have to leave.
|,The Executive Committee OF the Board OF
Visitors was called to meet at Blacks.
burg and were all present except one
member i a b 3
The committee fully sustained the facui-
,ty, In its action, 1t Is not hought tha-
the trouble will extend any further. 4. It
Is still claimed by the friends OF Cadet
Coulter that no wrong doing was intend
cd on his part, and that It was q mere
,boylsll freak. he admitted. however. that
he had taken part In tho affair, and the
faculty deeming 1t a very great offense,
felt constrained to request him TO with
draw FROM the institution lie was not
expelled as has been stated. $s
III regret the occurrence, but It had
assumed such grave proportions that the
future Of the Institution depended upon
tho firm stand taken by the faculty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
DR.. Stuart Mcguire Or. MCGUIRE Ne9-
ton, DR. Hugh NJ. Taylor.
II Papers we're read and discussed by Or.
y. Guy Hopkins and Dr. Henry Wireman
3Notes Frot1, Ett1a Mills.

BTNA' MILLS VA. Dec.f is.seMisses
Barnlce and Clara Pollard have arrived
at "Chestnut Grove the home OF their
III father, MIR. Il. r. Pollard, where they
were summoned by wire. The Misses
county.
Miss Lucy Talley. the trained nurse,
who has been with Mrs. c. P. Snead. who
has had typhoid fever, has returned TO
the st. F1,uke's Hospital
Douglas Atkinson. who has the typhoid
fcver.1is considered much better.
Miss Eta Hutchinson. WHO has been
visiting relatives in Caroline county. re-
sickness OF her sister, Mrs. c. r. snead.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
Collided With Steamer.
fnv Associated Press. )

8 (Ey Associated Press!
LONDON, Dec. f13.--The British steamer
knrgo Captain Perry. from New York:
November 18th. via Norfolk. has arrived
at Rotterdam and reports having collidcd
with and stove in the starhoard bow Of
German steamer on Saturday last, Wills
the. latter was anchored Mt Maassiuie.
The Argo was not seriously damaged. lE
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Mrs. Margaret Ramsey.

lspeeIal to The Times Dispa tcf.) 49,
Z LEX1NGTON, VA Dec 13.-A1rs. Mar
saret Ramsay died at the home of her
sister, Miss lisa bella P. Punkett. in Lex
2ngton, after a long illness. The funeral
was conducted Sunday afternoon from
Trinity Methodist Church, the RI pastor,
Rev. J. o.. Kno tt, officia ting Mrs. Ram
say was the third sister 10 die within
a year, and one other died less han two
years a go. Her hus band. Mr.. Simon Ram
Circuit Court or Rockbridge, died In 1885,
Mrs. Ramsay was a member lof Trinity
Methodist Church, She was a daughter
Her sistersand a son, Mr. James M Ram
say, ofILynch burg survive. sa 33 a.
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Funeral 81 Dr. Winston.

TT7I77-91( Especial to NTIe 1lmes-Dlspatch.J 49,
HANOVER C. HI, a., Dec. 13.-The
funeral &C Dr. B. s T.; Winston was the
largest this section Of the county has
Witnessed In many years, as he was
universally popular and was we'll known
Epscopa Church, conducted the funeral.
Many people from q distance were pres.
emit 5 III ~
active pall-bearers: r.. t. Gregory. G. p.
sCardwell, Edmond Winston, T & p Ste
svens G gorge Z. .Haw,S c.. ". ,rayl or. VIII
sloughby Newton. j r. and Dr.. J. " God
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
RESIDENCE ROBBED.
Burglars Took Clothing and
Other Articles 0f Value

for the burglar who broke into the resi-
5dence OF Mr.. w. e. Gathright. No.1l4
South Fifth Street, after midntg ht Mon
day. and before ~ A. NJ. yesterday. The
Sucd at SIS; one Dunlap hat, one jug o f
,whiskcy. one pair Of eye glasses and
aboilt 81 In mOney, ~ f'5f f.i .ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
A MISUNDERSTANDING.
Trouble Brought About by Ca
diets Who Had Nothing to Lose.

sfSpecial TO The Times. DIspach.l
BRADFORD, Al December l3.-Qne
hundred and thirty-fYe cadets. the entire
Junior class OF virginia Polytechnic Insii-
tute,wtth the execution of.f!y y Or sIx
the college and went home to-day, Tho
/. faculty held a long and Important meet
ing Is afternoon, aud DR. M cBryde, tie
Spreseliant OF the c0ll ege will issue Il
statement for the press Tomorrow. lie
could not be reached bys'phone tonight
hut your correspondent secured accurai 10
Information from the college authorities
& The matter reso!yed itself Into the guess
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14

I The mild and immediate effect 81
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the highest for It's wonderful cures o.
the most distressing cases. Swamp Root
will set your whole system right and the
best proof OF this Isl a trial. 81 81
IS Cottage st., Melrose. Ma e. ~. :.
since was in the Army, I had
g. more or less kidney trouble and awith,n the
b that I suffered everything and was much
X alarmed-my strength and power was last
8 leaving me. N 1 AZ saw an Il advertisement OF
Swamp-Root and wrote asking Tor advice;
began tho use OF the medicine and noted
a Root only a short time. v
continued its use and am thankful to
4 say that 4 am entirely cured and strons.
n In order to be very sure about this ~ hau
" q doctor examine some Of my water to-day
# and he pronounced It oil right and in
g.l splendid condition. M b s,,5 s5sg
81 know that your Swamp Root is purely
vegetable and does not contain any harmful
drugs Thanking you for my complete re-
co,ery and recommending Swamp Root to
4 al suirererers am. iff
Very truly yours: :, !, !, I /, \,
Swamp Root is not recommended for
EDlTORIALgN OTE.-In order to prov.
may have a sample bottle and a book OF
free by m all. The book contains many OF Il
letters received from men and women cur,
are SO well known that our readers are ad,
ing your address to Dr. Kilmer s: Co., Bi
this generous offer in the Richmond Dai
<his offer is guaranteed. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
To Prove what Swamp Root, the Great Kidney Remedy
Il will do for YOU, Every Reader Of Times Dispatch
Nav Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

responsible for sickness and
suffering neglect other
kidney continue fatal results
follow. 545$sss8 $8##
atcnhonbu kidneys most
do and need
begin taking Dr. Kner's Swamp.
kidney
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"A tralw s8 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
OBITUARY.
Martin Franklin, II.

Mr.. Martin FRANKLIN, Jr, died last
night at 1o:4O O'Clock at the resid ence OF
his aunt Mrs. a. Griffin No FL 7, N ,nal
Mr.. Martin Franklin. sr. and two bro
theirs, Charles and James franklin. The
funeral notice will be announced later.
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i. 3. Curnlcy.
Special to Tho Tlmes-DIspatch,)

u Special to Tho Times DIspatch,)
a THAN, VA, Dec. Is II b. Cumley
of Veal. Pittsy'lvania. county, died Sun
day after q short illness. He was born
years ago, but had resided ingthis county
many years II 9 was of very strong con-
stitutdon, and was attended forEthe first
time, by physician during his last III
sylvania county, and one son. of Kan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
Mrs. Sarah Minkie,

& ss@&5 Especial. 10. The Times Dispatch.)
Ell FIR IIDDRIClkSBuRG.gE IVA. Dec ID
& Mrs. Sarah N1inkie died Yesterday at her
home, near. HARDWOOD Church. Stafford
survived by her husband, one son and one
daughter III K 35f 7l1E5# 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
.hese annual reunions.

these annual reunions.
4 Major Robert W. Hunter Was the last
speaker on the. programme. and made a
witty and then a serious speech. making
d plea for the prcserya ton Of the his
tory OF the Confederacy. Then Mr.. Nc
tCarthy paid his touching and beautiful
tt,!bute to the dead, naming and eulog-
tizing them In. cllaste language and with
discriminating Justice. This closed the
reunion. II : sJ # y Eli
Among Those Present.
Among those present . were ere: s rod q
Tlmas Macon. james M. Fourqnrean:, \, y.
7. Mayo. 4. Royal, Rev: John WI J, =,
William NJ. Deane. w. Fl. MCCARTHY y
q George o a. Smith. George a. Jones: II.
{ Garter A., Zones s Pc 4 G e'wmrH
sJos lose Williams DIS. Mccarthy. JOSEPH
"a. Scott. Farmvillc. Ma: Charles p
Wingo. w. l.. White. Archey Holiday
r.. T.. Adams. H. NJ. storke, L. Co6p. y
Ii orrnnle g s prT Pattsson 1 chr,s
ftlan. a. w. CARRIER. ttorney- Genera a
William "A. Anderson, Major W.: ~
Sssimms. W. G.. Harvey. Jr.. ". p. Word,
3 y. s.. Bosher. T. WATSON ' Jr.. BY.
Barnes. George "a. Gibson. W. ". Scott.
Frank Arnzen.s J.. w Booker, Edward r
Gray. Tate Evans. r. r. Roberts. J. e.
Rowe. r. Fl. Starke. "A. Motley. B.
Lorraine, d. o. Davis w. Fl. Schultz.
Major Robert Hunter. 3 Alsop. Withers
IA. Miller Polk Miller. Il. Il. DIVA. John
w. Daniel. II. b. Cottrell. w. l.. Shep-
pard Captain Thomas Elicit, w. NJ Dam
5icl John a.. Hutchcson. Edward Barnes,
G. r, Elliott. E. y !. Timberlake Carlton
.HcCarthy Edward Nc Carthy, Albert
John Murphy, Charles G.. Basfcr.
5 iIIowi;zer Company: Captain W. NJ.
Myers Lielltenant3F IF. ~. hlinson. Lieu-
tenant e. Z. s Taylor. Lieutenant p. G.
Rces. ,tf itssl
Letters from: Governor A. j. Monta-
Cue Hon John Lewis, Fl on :. Taylor
Ellys1n Julian Mccarthy. at Stockholm,
Sweed en-: j. Gordon McCabe, Charles
Crane, Major Johnston. SSS
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Alfred Scates.

y Especial to The Times Dispatch
MONTROSS. VA... Dec. l3-Mr.t Alfred
Scates,{ aged sixty-fiYc years, died Friday
7 He was a greuts sufferer all this time from
gall stones, liz was an old resident near
this place. %and was well and favorablJsr
X known. He leaves asfwidow and three
children. The children are all married.
r t r "a q Is, aHslals
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Deaths Reported Yesterday.
DEATHS reported Yesterday wore !:

(. = ~ SoNC' uuy WI g n.
.WHlTE-
Henry ~ Fulcher male, IS yea rs. 10
months, days, Virginia Hospital,
Annie y. Vim, female, G5 years. z
NJ months. 9 days, No. 2o07 Fast Broad.
aNVlrt w Book er, male,1 year. Q months,
% days, No. SIT North Twenty-sixth.
Elizabeth IL, Wilson. female, so years.
No, $50 North Thirtieth, 5l5
Maggie y, Gordon, female, 20 years.
No. l25 South Pine.
Virginia Bcggs. female. 2 days. No, 3al
ST. North Thirty first 4,
.cOLORE D. ~
James Payne. male, % years. No.
South Twcnty-sevcntll.
Geneva Murray, female years. o
months, 10 days, No, 1902 st. John
4s Udo,a Jackson, female, 81 years. No,
l40l Brown.
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DEATHS.

5luRE INC Hide j, at the residence Of her
son-in.lnw. Alb y. Seventh. Street, Mrs
JUDITH H. 53F'RENCFI, widow of John
w. French, In her eightieth year.
Funeral from residence THURSDAY
at11 Am, Relatives and friends In
vlted.
FRANK L lN.--Died, at 1870 o'clock p. M,
Tuesday. December 10. 1904, at the resi- :,
I dence Of his aunt. Mrs. a, r.. Griffin,
y MAHTI N FRANKLIN, Jr.
Funeral notice later,
Died. !. at her residence, S24
& Bowling Green Road, at 1875 z, M, De-
cember -, 1904. Atss, u OEIANNp CARO-
LINZ GANHlRT. widow Of Henry Gam.
cert, Sir. She leaves seven to mourn
Il their Gloss--Cl,as. As William r., j.. Ans
ton, Mrs. w, NJ Gregory. Mrs. liam;
Schwerdtflger. Mrs, James IeIdy. Miss
Funeral will take place from st,-Jal,n's
German lutheran Church at 5 r.. NJ.
4. w EDNEspAY. Friends Invited to at
tend y, s5 N VI ss3g sa5
Not now, but In the coming years. @ S
1t may he III a better land, i5
VI Veil know, the n1aaning OF our tea RS,
And then, al, then. We'll understand,
,Rrookiyn.(N, ~ and Cincinnati papers
please cQny, Az g53 tsf,s nj s3lssi 81 !
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[: 4 III Was VA {:
BLOODY DEATH.

(Continued from First Page
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"IaAXo cures any case Of CONSTIPATION
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-24
EnterpriSing
D.
People -.

Like Jack O'Kief, are sure to sue
ceed. His new restaurant at lis Main
street is now one of the neatest places
in the city The entire furnishings are
new, and many of his old patrons and
many new ones have found the place.
The business men who are too busy
to go tc. their midday meals have found
Jacks merchant lunch a royal treat.
He has only been in this stand a few
days, but every day has shown an IN
crease over the previous one. He
keeps his place open day and night and
every dish gets especial attention.
When hungry don't forget the place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-24

have accepted the second story of the
building and the work Of fixing up the
bath rooms, drill room and reading
room will begin next week.
The Fencibles propose to keep the
armory open ali day and sell the bath
privileges to any gentlemen who
wants them. A reading room and Ii
brary will also be fixed up and the
armory made neat and attractive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-24
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ADJUSTMENTS. T.
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"Man to Man was the name of the
play at the Elks' theater Friday night,
and before the show was over Mana
ager Philpot and Mr.. Bloom were hav-
ling an argument as TO which one
booked the show, each trying to lay
the blame on the other.
The Jeffersons are the fe@emonst flg-
ures on the American stage today
SsAney stand for all that is artistic, ideal
clean and pure in modern dramtlc
,production, and their fame and popu-
larity extend even far beyond the the
ater-going public into the large class
who are never attracted to play eX-
Ncept when it represents the rare quail
dffes enumerated above, which are rec
ognized everywhere as the trademark
kof the Jeffersons performances. No
ssihher actors Of the past or present cen
tury have been closer TO the hearts
8Of the people or more universally be-
loved. The announcement OF ther In
stended appearance anywhere is all
that is necessary to guarantee crowd
ed house and to give assurance OF salts
factory entertainment. Local theater-
goers recognize this when Joseph JET
sferse,1 ,Jr., and William w. jefferson
@apppear here in Richard Brinsley Sher-
idan's three-act comedy, entitled The
Rivals" at the Elks' theater next Mon
day night. This opportunity offered
|. now to see them should not be neglect
ged. They will be interested to learn
that they appear in the charming char-
Sacters which make this play famous
There is nothing these actors do that
has not the imprint of their own gen.
sssia1 and artistic natures. All the hui
NOR, facility, humanity of the men are
sVWcven in their characterizations and
Ssfhe art and skill employed in doing
|sfhk are Of School peculiarly their
Wn. This is particularly true OF THE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-24
Sensible Giving.

Newly married couples in England
are now honored with cooperative
gifts. When a couple are about to
marry their friends club together, COM
bine the cash which they intend to
invest in presents and give them a
choice selection of useful or handsome
presents. There are no duplicates, no
trash. and there is no worry about the
right articles to choose.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-24
SOCIAL CLUB ROOM.
Will Be Operated by Fencibles in Con-
nection With Armory.

BY renting the second story of the
Anheuser-Buschb building the Jefferson
Fencibles not only obtain firstclass
armory and drill hall, but will be able
in some measure to provide club
room for young men. Messrs C. G.
Schenck, E. o. Harrison and Harold
Bluthenthal, the committee in charge,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-24
American Me! 10y Co.. N. (. Copyright 1902

Rivals in which they will appear here
and which is favorite play with them.
The supporting company includes
Messrs John Jack. Guy Coombs. Percy
Plunkett, James Lewis and the Misses
Ffolliott Paget, Blanche Bender Meta
Greene and others. all members of the
original Joseph jefferson company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-24
What n Lord Mayors Banquet Costa

Fourteen tons of coal were consumed
in cooking the banquet given at the
London Guildhall in honor Of lord
mayors day. Forty turtles were
slaughtered to provide $50 tureens Of
soup, each tureen holding pint and
a half, while the serving Of the ban
uuet required $50 walters and 5000
plate changes. the total cost being
about $1,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-24

toward saving money. Young women
fairs by having their ewn personal ac-
counts, either subject to check Or in
our savings deartment The practice
of balancing their own statements,
computing the interest on deposits and
watching the rapid increase of small
savings is of great value.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-24
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4 THE MARKETS. i
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(Corrected daily by the c. c. Taylor
& Cc. Cotton EXchange.)
Saturday, Jan. %, 1874.
~4osed today. Yesterday.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-07-02
OF PUBLICATION

In the Probate Court Of LAFAYETTE Countv
Missouri, May Term. Fourth paw. ThurSl
day May 18th, 1904.
Estate OF Washington c. Lillard. deceased
NOW at this day comes Edgar w TiIIard
ddminlstralor OF the estate Of W-asbington
Llllard, deceased, n presents his 5eti-
lon praying for an order for the sale Of 80
mucn OF the real estate of said Washinpton
= Lhilard as Will pay and satisfy the re-
naming debts due by said estate ana vet
unpaid Tor want OF sufficient assets. accom-
pdhled by the accounts, lists and inven-
loIles required by law in such cases.
On examination whereof IL is ordered tbot
sll persons interested Ia said estate he mott
meu mat aPplica ion as aforesaid has been
maue, and that unless the contrary he
SHOWN on or before the first day of the next
,eIm OF thls court, to be held on the second
Mo1uay IN August, 1904, an order will he
ndue TOT the sale Of the whole or so mncb
1i the real estate of said Wasbin gtnn ~
Llllaru, deceased. as will be suf icient Tor M
payment Of said debts. Tue
ana IL Is further ordered that All The be,,s
0I SAID deceased, residents OF said T~,afa vetts
county, be personally served with notice ~
'nSsc ptQceedlngs according to law.
Anu = Iurther ordered that this notice
De PuOusned IN the Weekly Inteliigencer n
newspaper published in said county for fonp
WEEK. successfully before the c2mmence
ment OF the next term of this court
a true copy. Attest:
5-2i-4t NniNN' PROBATE Judge.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-07-02
Indian Thieves.

Thieves are curiously classified
in a native work published in In.
dia. The author divides the rob.
bers into 81 grades, and infinitely
describes their operations under
the most graphic names. Here are
a few samples; "The dead child
using thief" the tiger growing
initiating thief" the dreadful
strangling thug" the "inconsider.
ate and fearless thief" the clamp
light-dimming and snake.produc.
ing wick thief" the dreadful
back water pirate" the "giant-
like puckey, or the wonderful
thought-speed travelling thief"
the "pillow, portmanteau, bed,
bundle and mattress thief" and
the RECKLESS but remarkably ten.
der-hearted and moral-dagger
thief."-The Hour Glass.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-07-02
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MISSOURI.
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE, fSs'
In the Circuit Court Of LAFAYETTE County.
Missouri. at Lexington, April Term. First
Day. April 4th, 1904.
Jessie NJ. Edwards, Plaintiff,
VS..
Joseph Y. Edwards. Defendant
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein.
by her attorney. and files her petition and
affidavit, al eging, among other things. that
defendant s not II resident Of the state of
Niss0urt: WhereuDOn 1t is ordered by tn
court that said descendant b notified by pun
LEGATION that plaintiff has commenced a suit
against him in this court, the object II, d gen
eral nature Of which is TO obtain a decree
OF divorce from the bonds of matrimony
heretofore contracted between plant Il and
defendant on the grounds that said defend
ant aOsented himself from the plaintiff with
Out a reasonable cause for the space Of
one WI, lie year and more next before the
ming OF This petition; and to secure the
care. custody and control of her infant
rhlldren, william christopher Ed . ards and
Alma Hazel Edwards, and that unless
the said defendant, Joseph Y. Edwards.
be- and appear at this court. NJ IN,
next term thereof, to be btgun and holden
al the court house, In the city OF Lexington.
IN said county, on the list day Of August. 1904.
next, anc on or before the FIST da,
~ said term, if the term shall so nv con.
u'"' ''''V W'. I'D y on nr Def re- tlr ln- d.
oi said term, Il swer or plead TO the No, ian,
In said cause, the same Will be taken as con
tesSed' and judgment will be rendered accord.
ingly
And IL Is further ordered that "a COPY here
OF Gt, pub ished. according TO law. ia the
We'klN Inteillgenrer. q newspaper nuh-
usheu IN said county of LAFAYETTE for fou,
weeks successfully, published at least once
a week, the last insertion to be AT least
nlteen days before the first day OF said mex,
August term of this court.
A true COPY. Attest
lsEALl }. II. CAMPBELL. Circuit Clerk
William Autl. Attorney for Plaintiff.
b-11-5t