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The sun., 1908-03-24
The Prayer Of the Middle west.

The address presented by the repre-
sentatives Of certain commercial bodies
of the middle West !, Mr., ROOSEVELT is
an ingenious attempt to temper with
honey an acute sting, The honey, the
poetry Of the middle West, flows in these
gracious fancies from Longbow Land:
To YOU. Mr. President. We accord the credit
due for compelling respect Of the Law by the gfeat
and small allie.
We believe that your work toward business
morality will be remembered o. = milestone, not
only In ih, development OF this counlrys business
morals. but as a milestone In the progress Of the
world"
Thus an agreeable sensation, a warmth
of self-satsfaction has been stirred in
the breast Of the sovereign until by a
not too sharp transition he is asked not
TO set up any more miestones or grave
stones at present;
No great good has ever beeu accomplished IN
any times without some suffering In consequence.
but We now urge YOU TO consider With extreme
patience the unusual conditions that prevail, and
while abandoning no expressed principle. to adjust
your executive actions 10 the requirements " this
period OF business umldlty'
In short, will his llustrlous lnserenity
take pity on his unfortunate subjects?
While wrestling is one Of the very finest
sports. AZ he tells the Russian sayant,
Professor HACKENscHMIDT, yet hc has
broken ribs enough Of business and
might we'll grant a little intermssion
The sun., 1908-03-24
The City.

Not mine with lniAncys mind eyes
To greet nrst light from past thy towers,
That soar aud dream INSTANCES skies.
Nor heard nrst thy chime told hourt:
Far. far from hero my childhood 5 morn
Hut here was reborn.
Not mine TO taste the keen. salt spray.
That tingng smltes thy dswnwArd face
That slrS the blood that breaks the fray
Ofuic IN street and market place,
Where. wearled none be soon outworn
But here was reborn.
Here where twas given 10 lndraw
The air Of larger freedom, yet
To know the closer bond OF law.
Here where Fates usty blows are met.
Bu; rot the plnprc., and the them
Here where was reborn!
IN million beating hearts THINE own
4 one pulsed world heart 0rst felt.
Then, down upon thy paving stone,
In thankiulness, could have knelt.
At one with all-of selfhood shorn
Here where was rebon'
Dear unto each his native earth
Rensscent life thou gSvest me.
o city OF my glad reblrh'
am thy native: shut from thee
What but an exile most iorlom,
who was here reborn
Let who will count thee but as part
OF this vide land II IN my soul
More In the grAvure on my hearD
Proclaim thee greater thAp the whole!
am Thy patriot DO not scorn
rhy singer here reborn.
EDrTH n, THOMAS
The sun., 1908-03-24

Evidently there is a conspiracy in Okla.
homs A Guthrie despatch asserts on
semi Official authority that charges have
been filed by parties unknown here against
United States Marshal JoHN K. ABtRNATHY
and that the chairman Of the Republican
State committee has gone to Washington,
it is supposed, in regard to possible sue
oessor 10 ABERNATHY. No successor ID
possihle while that venerated lupicide still
breathes the vital air and has not been APP
pointed to an even ratter job, Anybody
with correct views Of TAFT or Me- can be
a United States Marshal. Nobody but
JACK ABERNATHY can catch and strangle a
ravening wolf with his naked hands In
fact, WoLrsLAYER has a right to expect
DrOmotiOn
The sun., 1908-03-24
Mr.. Littleheld.

The Hon. CHARLES EDGAR LITTLE
FIELD, who since 1889 has represented SO
brilliantly the Second Maine district
NELSON DINGLEYs old district, is poor
man. Like THOMAS B. REED he leaves
Congress to make provision for his fam
ily Like Mr.. REED, Mr. LITTLEFlELD
has been Attorney-General Of Maine, a
post that has been held by good many
country lawyers with ample and keen
minds. There has never been any doubt
about the size and the sharpness Of Mr..
LITTLEFIELD's intellectuals and he ought
10 be able TO become reasonably fore
handed if not a positive malefactor, at
the bar OF this town.
Mr.. LITTLEFIELD is the kind Of public
man whose retirement from the public
service is a real loss, especially in this
time Of feeble knees. He is able. He is
honest. He is brave. He is absolutely
independent. He even dares TO be Il
little cranky once in a while, He has his
own convictions. He doesn't borrow
them. He won't give them up for any
body's threats or cajolery. He won sell
them for votes His successful defiance
Of the Federation OF Labor is still fresh
in the memory.
1t is like enough that Mr.. MTTLEFIELD
has reason aside from the res augusta to
be willing to end his political career for
the present. Subservience to the EHecu-
tive, worship of the popular idol is not
in his line. He is Of the stiff necked
generation of statesmen, a dwindling
breed.
The sun., 1908-03-24
CLOUDS IN CUBA.

WASHINGTON. March 7S.-Economio dis
tress In Cuba now seems certain and eco
nomio disaster is more than q possibility.
The sugar crop Is a failure. The crop Of
last season, approIimating 100000 TONS
was the largest in the history Of the island,
The crops OF 1905 and 1908 we're about
200 900 tons each. A normal yield for the
present season would have been about
I. 10000 tons. It was known last fall that
the output would be short and experts esti-
mated the probable yield at about 1900 900
tons. The same authorities now report
their estimate of 900 900 tonS Ss a maxi
mum and 100000 tons as a minimum. A
correspondent whose trustworthiness has
been tested by many years OF experience
says in a personal letter received last FRI
day, you can safely predict that the Cuban
sugar crop Of this year will hardly exceed
10000 tons A crop Of 100000 10 100000
tons means distress; crop OF 10000 tons
means disaster.
Nearly all Of Cubs's sugar comes to the
United States. Our imports for the last
four years have been as follows;
The sun., 1908-03-24

There was banquet to the Hon, HoRE
SMITH at Thunderbolt 40 named after him
the other day. The Central Of Georgia
train usually leaving at s p. VI. was held one
hour" TO oblige the great man. An hour
isn't much; we dare say that Mr. SMITH
will stop all the trains all the time before
he has done: yet is it beautiful 10 see the
servant Of the people permit loathsomo
corporation to carry him, Special fa' ors
20 none. We can hear the Brobdingnagian
Hocrs veil il until all Cracherdom gets
pooseheph.
The sun., 1908-03-24
Progress Of TarIn Revision.

Two years ago the standpatters could
see no reason why the Dingley tariff
schedules should ever be revised. Some
time in the remote future, they con-
fessed il was possible, although highly
improbable that the duties collected
under the act Of 1897 might be slightly
oppressive Yetthey didn'treally believe
any change would ever be necessary.
Now the constituents Of Uncle JOE
CANNON himself, with his approval and
sanction, have written in their platform
the amazing confession that the tariff
is not sacred This declaration is most
surprising Since the Republicans came
into power by virtue Of BRYAN in iS9d
no such admission has been made except
by the unorthodox, like Representative
MCCALL and Governor CUMNlHs.
After this the country may expect any
thing. JOHN DALZELL Of Pennsylvania
may be caught introducing free trade
bill before the first session Of the SiXtieth
Congress ends.
The sun., 1908-03-24

Had crops and prices for this year been
normal Cubas receipts for sugar would
have been about what they were last year
The present situation indicates a shrnkage
in sales Of not far from t25,OOO,0O0. The
inevitable results will be industrial dis
tress, a contraction In imports and a re-
duced revenue for the Government, The
possible social and political results are be-
yond safe prediction. II Is not at all inn
probable that the announced policy OF an
carly withdrawal may have TO he changed
because Of its collision with an economic
fact, Tho trouble ia not limited 10 the
present season Cane is not a crop OF an
nual planting and cutting, dependent on
the weather Of a single season. The known
condition of the fields to-day serves as
basis Of forecast for the succeeding season,
Tho outlook is far from encouraging The
chances Of success for a Cuban Government
under favorable economic conditions are
somewhat doubtful, II authority is trans
fer1ed during a time VI industrial distress
and financial stringency the chances will
be almost hopeless.
The matter will I've determined fairly
within the next two or three weeks. Some
Of the mills have already ceased grinding
and Others are reported as on the edge Of
suspension from lack Of cane TO grind
Most of the mills have already used up the
best Of their cane, and there is point at
which the poverty Of the juice means only
loss by continued operation There Ia In
formation to the effect that a majority Of
the mills are even now close to that point
and must soon stop their wheels. Thou
sands of hands will then be ont Of work.
The sun., 1908-03-24

Paris once S2 Rue Louis le Grand The dairy and
SUNDAY editions are on sale at Kosque l:, near tho
Grand Hotel, Kiosqus n Boulevard des Capuclnes,
corner Place de rOpera and klosque ~, Boulevard
des ltallens. corner Rue Louis le Grand
The sun., 1908-03-24

Knlcker-She looks ike q saint vs'' ss' '''S
her Easter hat. ..
Booker And he looks like the de'1' vst
nlans how be is going To pay for IT,
The sun., 1908-03-24
subscription, by Mail. Postpaid.

Published BY the Sun Printing and publishing
Association at 10 Nassau street In the Borough Of
Manhattan. New YORK. Presldent and Treasurer
Of the Association. William N. Laran 10 Nassau
street. Secretary Of the Association, FranSlu
Bartlett, Nassau street,
The sun., 1908-03-24

The daily and sunday SUS Is on sale In London
At Murays Exchange. Trafalgar Buildings, North
cumberland avenue: Pail Mall American and Co
loniA Exchange Carlton street. Regent street, and
DAVIS steamship Agency. II Green street, Leicester
SQUARE.
The sun., 1908-03-24

The poor Uvy mas no chance uni,ss ht caH Arouse
the people by using his tongue. NJ BRTAN.
Mr.. BRYAN is rich but generous Thus
frankly does he lay bare the cause Of his
prosperity. But isn't his profession getting
crowded.
The sun., 1908-03-24
An Obvious MisprinL.

Kulcker-Tht business men Of The ni10
sad the Presidents work would be rsH'rf.'
A. . milestone.
Booker-pldnt they mean millStoDsi
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
JOE Ryan, pHn ANrHRCpIST

II the death of Mr.. Joseph Bryan.
of Virginia. owner CT It's greatest
newspaper. The Times-Dispatch.
Richmond. the state and the coun-
try have lost one Of their best and
most useful citizens. Mr.. Bryan's.
life was a beautiful example of what
the life Of a rich man should be.
To Williamsburg and her ancient
institutions he was a zealous and
loyal friend. Glorying in her his
tory, he helped to save her land
marks. from destruction. A liberal
contributor 70 William and Mary.
old Bruton Parish church and 10 the
Association for the Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities.ln an unostenta-
tious way. he was never called upon
but always asked the privilege OF
contributing to their support. He
vas the true philsnthropist.
Yet while ne clung 10 the old he
reached out for the new. Loyal to
OLD Virgins and old Williamsburg,
Dc realized that they were but step
ping stones TO a new Virginia ano
ouilded on that foundation, How
we'll &c wrought. how nobly he lived
and well. the enconiums Of a
grateful people tell. A life hveC
ike his IS worth the living. May
We have more Joe Bryan's in Viz
GINA and in our country
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
Russian Woman Plans Adamless Eden

ngat IL supplied - stimulate tie q,
yelopirg powers % planfs Fruits ar
eovers that are grown In this ssctio
Only IN TIE spring and SIMMER nonths
she believes car be cultivated dur!G.
ne satire year
This Is 5ot intsnes1 as q nosey
making srtsrprsss.~ saic ZINE. DAVE
on "a En Interview. Wit o. coures
ne expect the sxper nen'n 20 prov
successful and TIE farm 20 De sell
supporting Jet ny %. sct s. 70 make
q philantbroD5c ente pris with IL
view o. helping meE5ers y ny on
SEX, ss eel az % prove IL scienifC
value % the plan viii Which I hzyt
been experimenting fCr SCI sral years
There 81 20 connection Detween ny
venture aDc me Uttesances Of Sir Of
iver Lodge. TIE Eng 80 ssvant. rel2-
tive % the influence u 81 .cfriciiy on
plant life. The two syst ms dire
chiefly from the fact thai all Of ny
experiments are made uncer glass arc
under certain conditions static ma
cbl1s 10 used IN scdit N 4 dynamos. F"
Actiye work on tn farfa a. Belle
crest viii begin, she says. within one
month. upon the ooEap etics q the nee
essary buildings and TIE ia sllafion o.
ne electrical eppara,ss
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28

On next Saturday night the annu-
a. celebration Of the historic Phi Be
"a Kappa Society viii DC held al
William and Mary Probably the
leading secret fraternity OF the ooun-
tIy. It seems 70 have II adc little i'm
preston here. To be a member OF
this society is a great honor. To
have il hold is annual sessions here
S rare treat. Dr. Alderman. who
is 10 be the orator next Saturday
night, is national figure. Pres
dent Of cur great University. hi.
fame as a scholar. educator. ar,
orator IS countrywide. The chape
vii &c filed 10 OVERLOOKING 70 wit
ness the celebration and 70 hear DR.
Alderman speak. Il IS 70 De re
GREETED that there is no large lGito-
NUN in Williamsburg so that e
crowd commensurate with Ire i'm
: ortance Of he occasion could be
comfortat ely seated.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
Don't borrow your neighoor $
Gazette-he needs il.
STATE OF VIRGINIA

STATE OF VIRGINIA
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG AM
COUNTY OF JAMES CITY. to-wit;
VACATION. November &, 1908.
A. C. Harwood. Complainant,
vs.. In Chaucerv.
BENJAMIN Iackson's Heirs et ais. Defts.
The Oh ect Of this suit is 20 remove =
clo,sd from the title Of the complainnr
20 that certain tract Of land situate ~
Ia rn~stovn District. lanes CITY count
Virginia. containing nv actual survey
acres Ard 20 roieS. bounded on the North
nv the main county road leading from
Villa -, shurg 70 Warwick Courtroom,
On +he Fast Nv the land Of Dan Powell.
IN the south bv Kings Mil Farm. an
on The West nv Kings Mn Farm ~ Y
the land 81 BENJAMIN Rufhu. decrnse'
and 20 clear M the title % said land aff
y n We the sar'e uropcrlv assessed tor -
alton and chR-red MON re land 10 OK
An a appearing hv affidavit that o.
l0erce has been used nv or on behalf q"
the co-r7riainant % ascertain in ~-Hn-
count o e0rporation tn heirs Of Ben
10 min Tactson. deceased. reside. witho'-
effect and that .he raunes Of the heies . {
law of all BENJAMIN Jackson. deoeased,
are urk n WI except as 60 one ron
Jackson. upon whom papers have ofcn
duly served. and who resides IN ire
County of Warwick. VIRGINIA. Il istbere-
I fore ordered that the unknown heirs ~
I BENJAMIN Jackson. deceased. do apoer r
/ IN the Clerks ofhce Of said court VIII n
I 6ftecn dave after DIRE publication q tbs
notice. and do what Is necessary 70 pro-
/ tect their interests
T. II. GEDDY, Clerk.
N0rveli~ . Henley.
Robert E Henley.
Counsel for Complainant.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28

r ONO ISLAND . 20 have Al Ada ;.
II less Ecen." 6n1e. D4ysdcr. 6 IL
tive q Russia. 4 now q resilient q
New York city. , estsbnEhiae al e :
pssin~Dtsj farm a. Bellecrest. ne ?
EorrAD0rt. l. l.. which ~lH be ops =
ztsc ~ wOmen- Men wfu - barr 4
from ne greenk uses. where fru' .
aud sewers are 70 be grown eve y
iscnth 10 the ys. BY the aid q eI ?
tricify. White amilar sxperimen a
have been mad By this and cti ?
gcvsrn DanEs. ~ e Dzvidoa beIies q
her ezDer.nects xiiI prove more g. p
esssfci han thO carried On By tie
bureau 81 9lAnt ! dustry Of the dspz-.
naenf q Agriculture.
Bme. DavidoE says the exoerine 4
~fu be based OF the theory that :
fro1th q vexs able matter. Nh; b
ceases a. snac va. VII continus
thrOSfh the uigh n p oDeT artificial
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28

The Richmond News Lea FER. ir
a recent editorial says. Public
spirit is the most useful asset a com
nunity may have. and blest with j.
any community NAV accomplish
any purpose il undertakes The
Gazette has tried 10 impress this sen
-iment upon Williamsburg. II our
people Will become imbued with pub
lie spirit they may accomplish any
thing they undertake. WHO II pub
lie spirit nothing Will be done.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28

A few weeks ago we referred 70 z
lot OF land assessed al $500. about
one-seventh o. Which sold for $1,000
There IS another lot on Duke OF
Gloucester street thar IS assessed al
only SIS. but the building thereon
rents for $50 per month. We could
point out many similar cases OF as
sessments far below fair cash val
&c. Yet We wonder why our tax
rate IS so high.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
In THK cLERK's [ rFTcE or CHARLES
CITY COUNT on tbs 6th day ~
E1h~-h- -

In TEK Clerks [ rFTcE Or CHARLES
CITY COUNT on tbs sth day ~
Sobcmber. - :.
County Of Chsrles ~i,v. to-vit;
To the Sheriff q szid County a.
ChRrlcs City. gre ms.
whereas X CT air suit e E usty c 81
pending fz the Ctr nit CourS Of Char y
City CountT. Va between J. z. H=
bard who sueK- e. plasrSif. and 70
RS Adn'r. e Ris. oef1-e q srsl der .
Vas bad thcrriz- Pstty Ri5dick one g
thr defrnoErxs d-T lrted this life. r.
inE. NJ vc have = informed. the = b.
l0wfns children o-wit. Lime Poas .
losrph e Ricdscb { 2. Ri6dick. Nj
Patrir r Todd. 7 y K Riddick. IL
lennie Bya-s : kicdick and DIV e
Blarton. and the sR'i + z. Enbba-
who sDeN. etc. .sving spphed for "A.
proper remedy IL AIT behalf and hcir z
Wiling that riEhr R-a jGstlcc nav *
oo1e- w cour7an vcu that YOU make
known according ~ 20 The said La
nc Posge Joseph Eiddick. c p. Rid
DICK. Nrs- Potrie r Todd. 1uuius
4 Ridcick. Jennie ByErs. z Rsddick
a1c OEr!a Elsnti T. the children ard
heirs a. law ~ Ps-tr Riddick. that they
do appear bcfore our Circuis Court of
harl>s CITY Coznty o. the lTth day 81
Deceuh er. 1905 20 how. II arythinE
they car for themselves, why The sad
suit and the DrOcrroirEs therein should
rot stand and * rev vrd against then
n al things IL The ssusc plight and con-
ritsou NJ IL was q thc etr1c o. the d.
cease % the saiC Patty Ricdick. and
further 20 10 and rcrive what or sad
Court shall II that part consider. And
Ef6dnv1t having 5cer made and fled
hat the dcfcn1ants. L 2. Rid6ick ard
Osivia Riddsck arr lot residents Of thc
State q TtrEirsA- and 6Gr dihEcnce hat
bern made 10 hno then. bat without
succr~a. 81 Ia ordered that tbcy DO ap
pear here WITHIN : Gays aftrr due psb
hcstton hcreof. AID DO what nay 3:
nec~-surV 70 protest rb>ir interest y
TINS srif
Ei;sess. z. s MAJOR. Clerk q OFT
Cosrt a. The Cau-rhorsc tins 5th day
q Eovszber. 1913 AID az the 135-c
seag Of tkc Gou1 OF NcEltE-
X :. MAJOR. Clerk.
L. n Nance. 2 2.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28

A good friend OF The Gazette and
good Democrat. who always sup
OTIS the nominee. but ~ho was not
4 Brvsn advocate. asks IS not 10
continue our sroport o. the great
Nebrsskan His reason was that
Mr.. Bryan can never be elecleo
president and that he should De
dropped by the party as a possible
nominee in 1912. The editor Of
this paper IS proud 10 say that r.
cast his first ballot for Ny. Bryan In
1896. and that he has voted foI e.
cry nominee since. Alton 3. Parker
included. We yielded gracefully 10
the demands OF the so-called con
Sentative We cal il tie reacnonary
elements OF the Democratic party
and allowed taem 70 name their
nominee. Every intelligent voter
K CIV there V9s not the sl'ghtes.
chance Of electing Mr. Parker. bu,
that did not deter them from voting
for him. Had he been the logi, al
candidate in 1903. the Democrats
would have named him last summer
70 lead instead OF Bryan. II ne
prove 70 DC the logical candidate IL
1912. Il the people are as free 70 act
a. IL 1903. Mr.. Parker viii again be
the standard bearer. Why should
We OF any other Democratic news
paper. say that Mr.. Parker should
aos again be a presidential candidate.
although he was disashously de-
fested1 Why should those now OBJ
posed 70 Mr.. BRYAN say that he
should never again head the ticket.
and that thos> OF Us who still beliey-
him 70 be the greatest living Dem
crst and the greatest living Anne
cso should not cherish the nope tn
our political idol may yet DC pres
dent7 What has happened TO male
Mr.. Bryan less worthy OF our conf
dence OF Eespect1 The uen ID =
desert him now are the class that
wiys kick the man that IS dow
That is about Ire only reason me
o. these deserters I'VE do 7og
c.g5e our friend. because be has =
ways been consistent in his oppo
hon have for yelling. The Den
cratic party. not Mr.. Bryan. IS =
sponsible for the signal defeat 6.
= l9Je.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28

NV put -ohn D. behind he
bars Is h-acline OF a. article in
the Rich oni ournal. They may
Ut vii they, Your Uncle Johnny
nj n=y r ~ear stripes Under tie
o'-sent regime. tOot-psG. hold-up
4 an and highwsyman though he be
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
SATTPDAY. NOV. IS. 1905.
NOTICE TO VOTERS,

Democrats are requested 20 see
that their oapi'stion tax Of $50 is
oaid % the treasurer BY Dec. l. Il
: im port7nt 70 every voter that be
qualify himself % cast his ballot in
he next election. The law requires
0oll-taX % he PAID six months prior
. an election See that yours is
pnd BY Dec. /.
Respectfully.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28

vigor and cheerful
ness soon disappear
when the kidneys are
ont Of order or dis
eased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that Il IS not uucom-
mon for a child 10 De
born afflicted with
weak kidneys. 1.-THE
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28

TOR REET-Four unfrrnished rooms
Yer Tx GRzetts ot5ce. Suitable
for EGht housekeeping Or Cf5ccN
kopiY 81 TIE GAZETTE offce
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
In tssunpsit
~

uac--.----------.---- I'd iutiiE,
va Ia sssuupsit
2. n. Fitzhu u. .. ---.- Defendant
The object Of this suit - 20 recover Of
the ssid defendant. 2. Il. Fi.rhugh. the
szm Of S57S 9sl Five huadr 4 and sev.
eutv eight dollars sud thirty eight
ceuts with Lawful interest on S4Te q .
part thereof from July lst. ! eos snd OF
So -. another part. from Octohcr lst
1905 and CT SIS from Sovcrubc Isl
isOs. uutil paid. for debt due from him
20 the said plaintiffs. L. " Lane, Jr
AID James T Christian. bv opcu a..
cunt Ard the plaintiff having sued
Out az attachment against the estate
q The defendant upon affidavit that
Sc - not q resident Oft his state. and that
he hRs estate or debts Cue him II THIS
county; and The ssid attachment having
ben lcrieC u1ou The following estate al
the said defendant TO Wit: one pair blacl
1Rrss, ore Dulc. one colt. SIX cows, one
better. two STACKS of top fodder, about
TWO tors q BAY and blade fodder. thirty
bhls corr. : acres corn IN field. thirty
t~o hols lrisb potatoes. eight hogs. :
DiEs. one wagon. one moving machine
one hay rake: one disc harrow: Eve
plOWs and one 6oubic harrow: And
ueitbcr urncrss II aforesaid suit noI
ropy q the aforesaid atrachrcnt havirS
hcen served OF said defrndAnt: il 10 or
dcred that be APPEAR within 6fterz DAYS
after due puolication q this order and
do what - Necessary 20 protest lis u
tcrests IN this SUIT.
Aud Il "a ord~-rd that a copy o.
this order beforth with published oucs 4
week. for four sDcrrsNive weeks, 10 II,
/ virginia Gszctre. q re wspapc printed
> in the CITY q UilEstsisl uTg Va and b.
posted on me front door OF the Court
house % said county. CT or before TIT
next rule day after the ate Of this or
I der.
A copy-Teste-
TT. HUDCISs. Clerk.
3. D. Peaehy ?. 2.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
Women as We'll as Men Are Made
Miserable BY Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.

kidney trouble preys upon the mind,
dlscoura ses and lessons am bition, beauty.