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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Amt FACTS M Mhs e and and GOOD PAINT
Colors and
Linseed Oil

Iinsecd Oil---Puriflcd--ist the Life Of
paint----that wo have explained However,
Linsecd OIL Is transparent and something
moro is needed Something to cover and
color the surface.
White Lead, Zinc White and various Coors,
all called pigments, are necessary.
These, together with Linsccd OH and Tur.
t,cnttnc, constitute what Is called Paint.
VIII the simple mechanical admixture OF
these pigments and Linsced oil result III a
durable Paint?
h No!
That Is why the majority OF Paints dosnot
sustain the claims made for thcn thcy are
Pure Perhaps and mean WE'LL but they
fail to yield durable results when applied
practically.
Chemical, not mechanical, combination Of
$Linsecd Oh and Pigment is essential to secure
uniform structure and keep the Pigment base
of Paint from separating from the Oil.
No mechanical method of mixing or grind
ing will accomplish this result
r. o. Pierce Conlpanys Paints prove In
actual use the scientific accuracy Of the state
Emcnts made above.
JOHN w. ATKINSON & CO., Distributors
For virKnia North and South Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Insure Against
Loss BY DECAY

You carry Fire Insurance on your build
tings. It is a good t1ng--yo,i know IT!
However. Fires seldom occur, and YOU may
escape nltogcther--the great majority 40.
On the other hand, Decay Is Continuous!
Arc yo,, insured agnnst DI5CAY2 Il
Fire and Decay bring the sninc results
Destruction of Property. 3lE
Fire is Qliicl-Decay is s1oW--so slow that
you don't realize the daily money loss Until
too late.
The money loss from Decay Is far greater
than that Occasioned by Fire
Prevention Of Decay means the use OF
durable protective coatings Of l'nint---very
Eslmple--ir you use durable Paint.
The value of Paint is determined by the
number Of years It will remain on building
as a durable protective coating.
II. O.. PIERCE CONIPANY'S PAINTS
prove their value in Actual Usc-thcir use
is an Insurance Policy against Loss by
DECAY.
Sold for Fifty Ycars--All Over the World.
JOHN w. ATKINSON & co., Distributors
Tor yirginin, North and South Carolina.
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RICHMOND S SHOE
BUSINESS CROWS
Continued from First Page.)

| amount the money realized on tho shoes
that were made In the factories Of tho
two houses mentioned above as having
factories Of their own In Virginia and
the product OF tho Davis Company, and
tho figures become stupendous.
The shoe jobbing houses Of Richmond
employ nearly TWO hundred travelling
men, besides largo home FORCES, and
they sell goods from Pennsylvania to
Florida and from the Ohio To Texas. and
from tho Atlantic far beyond the Missis-
sipp. There Is not 81 town IN this vast
territory OF any Importance that is not
visited by these busy and active Rich
nond shoe sellers.
i can be truly said that the wholesale
shoe men Of Richmond have. done more
than any other men in the city to carry
ltichmond's commercial name and rcpu-
tation TO the uttcrmost parts: Their
business has grown from small begin
nnGs, and Increased year by year. until
It has reached the mammoth proportions
Indicated above, and tho shoe business
Of Richmond is still growing Tho In
crease for the past year over the previous
twc We months vas tfirty-tvc per cent.
territory, and Southern retail merchants
who livc years ago did not know that
richmond had such q hing as a whole
sale shoe house are now making all Of
their purchases Of footwear In this city.
Looking to Factories.
This vast business IN shoes has nat
urally put men to thinking, and they are
reaching tho conclusiOn--hav reached
It, IN fact--that If Richmond can sell so
many shoes IN a year, there Is no guod
reason on. earth Why Richmond should
not mannufnctnrc the bulk OF the shoes
'nngs' nj home to help hnid up the
greatest city IN the South. The trim
mngs' OF a big shoe factory nrc simply
Immense, 1t has to employ great
tt,,,u s,fkr
wages. and these workmon, most OF them
having families, have to I've OH those
wages, aud there is no telling how much
money, goes n q year from their hands
ne dry, goods stores and al tho other
KINDS Of stores, And these people have
70 ilNn IN houses too which they either
bnlld on rent, They make good citizens
| me very best kind, Look at the mudc
| town Of BiocIuon Mass. for proof Of
| this statement
And II Is true that. the ego OF the
,namutactIrer Is turning toward Ricll-
iilloia and the eye Of tho jobber s. turll-
| ing toward big Richmond factories. As
already stated in these columns, the
| DAVIS Shoe Company has leased thetlarge
| menstrual building AT The foot o. Twelfth
AtI"si and they are now installing tncif
! machinery. and by the middle Of this
4 month VIII commence the MANUFACTURES
\ OF shoes on q large scale IN that build
! lng rho Davis Company is backed by
| unlimited capital, ana there can be no
doubt Of the fact that they are going
me Timos' Dispatch has been informed
| Mllhln me past few days BIZ prominent
tGll estate agents that at least Two New
England capitalists nave been making
coming here 10 manufacture shoes,
IN" Stephen Putney Shoe. Company
! are already operating q shoe factory ~
Aa~hnfs NevA A npd a[a 11 va ~
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DECAY
Prevented by the Use Of Linseed Oil

4 Free Oil Acid dries naturally -I,nseed
OIL, not purified as previously explained, re-
qtros the dition Of Dryers, or boiling With
Dryers. . .#t
Dryers and Boiled OIL shorten the life of
l'nnt--The OIL drles less elastic t Is like
old rubber----has no strength -
You can nov understand why many Paints
labeled Guaranteed Analyticaly Pure"
Chalk Crack and Peel or
~ o. Pierce Colnpnny's Paints arc made
With 14inseed on. not only Pure, but Purified,
SO that the Paint contains only what Is essen
5tial To insure durability, and maximum pro-
lection to your Property.
Hence, the Il. O. Pierce Company arc able
to give YOU tl,c. loMcst rate for Insurance
against Building Decay, by supplying Paints
that arc standards for durability.
Picrcc's Paint applied is n Policy that will
not expire for many years.
You pay only one 3prclnium-the first cost
Of pant---and you arc insured
JOHN w. ATKINSON & co., Distributors
For Virginia, Nortl, and South, Carolina.
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many NEW ENTERPRISES
IN. IN THE NEARBY STATES
Some Of Those Established Dur
ing the Week in Virginia
and Other States.
Especial to The Timcs-Dlspatch.)

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, April o.
The new industries established in the
south during the week are Indicated BY
me tolloWing list taken from the Trades
mans verified reports. The diversihcatlon
and high average OF capitalization are
Two striking features OF the week $ list
among the largest new enterprises are
goal, coke and lumber companies in Ala
fSama; cotton mill and hardware works In
Georgia; electric-light plant and water
works IN Kentucky; cotton gin and land
end lumber company IN Louisiana; cotton
compress In Mississippi; investment and
mining companies In Missouri; cotton gin
ana lumber companies in North Carolina;
copper company, mining companies and
SIN and mill companies in Oklahoma.
slectiic-lisht plant and cotton mill IN
South Carolina; elevator company ana
woodworking plants IN Tennessee; cotton
compress, cotton gins and lumber mills in
Texas: lumber companies and ics fac
tories in Virginia; tile factory, oil and gas
Pnd lumber companies in West Virginia
Ihe Tradesman's list for the week, cassi-
fed by, States and giving the amount OF
NORTH CAROLINA
Woodworking plants.
t9uick-Saw mill
Hickory " npo power plant.
Wilminglon--SobHo building aud loan
company.
baltimore BaggIns factory.
SALISBURY Boltling works.
s Ehaflotte-Hpn,ot) cotton gin company;
DG,Q10 manufacturing company.
Alllson-Saw and planning mill.
Fayetterille-NEa company.
Iarkson,, $1,000 lumber company.
Statesylle- $4,000 glass factory.
LolIisburg- BuildinE and loan company
iIinton-slO0D1 lumber company.
Lexington $4,000 desk factory.
,arthage-sl5u,GH mining company.
Mnrganton 5000 bottling company.
FFarboro-s $1,000 implement company.
fFNNES
south PlttsDuTg Cement works.
Memphis $4,000 elevator company
1900 medicine company; 5000 land com
any; woodworking plant.
Tr.mblc- $1,000 hardware company.
Nashville 5000 lumber company
~ knoxyille-lfoundry. $4,000 coal com
ANY; 5000 construction company.
Johnson City builders supply company
VIRGINIA,
Bcfkley--cement plant.
Portsmouth b $1,000 lumber company.
suffolk $1,000 machinery company
sDDDo land company.
CHA tham--lce company.
u West Point $1,000 Ice factory,
Is Roa1iokc-y3i5,O COO Improvement company
t0.DD lumber and mining company; s25 o.
Amber company.
Norfolk $4,000 contraclng company.
Wise-yl5 90 coal and coke company.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Weston 10000 tile factory.
fldel7 Saw mill
Itinlon-- s25.CSsp coal aud land ccmpany
ffilarlesi0n--S 600 oil and gas company
3 Anderson si5O, 90 lumber company.
Id Williamson Concrete block company.
O.
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Prevention
Of DECAY

Mix Dry White Lead with Watcr-Brush
|&it Of, a Board and let 1t dt7-Will It remain
there and protect the st1rfnccT-Yon know
II Will not!
E1y.It will Wnsl, ofY--1nlst off--Blow of.
l51t DO the same thing With turpent1ne-The
Result is the same.
What, then, is tho one substance In Paint
that binds White Lead and other Pigments
to n S,rface. and yields durable elastic
coating, that will protect your Property in
spite Of hard weather exposure? i%
It Is Linsccd Oil---Oil which will change
or dry after being applied, to q Solid Elastica
Eim--insoluble in Water--lke a rubber
skin. 3Bt
Hence, OIL Is tho Life OF Paint; It Is the
ono ingredient in Paint that binds It toGa 4
Surface and SO ins,lrcs durability, and pros
lection against Moisture and Decay. S5&
Linsced OIL varies; It may BIO good, bad
or indifferent.
JOHN w. ATKINSON & CO., Distributors
For Virginia, Nortl, and South Carolina.
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Insure our
Vehicles Against
DECAY

Hanson Gloss Carriage Paints are strictly
yar7lisf products-not simple mixtures Of
Heavy Oil Colors with Varnish.
That is why they flow freely, and why ychi-
cles painted with them have the appearance
Of being first painted with Color and then
Vanished.
One pound of "Hansom' has the bulk Of
a pound of fine Varnisl,, and will cover q
greater surface than the Heavy Carriage
Paints advertised as good because they
weigh SO much.
The value of Carriage Paint is determined
by Buk-not by Weight.
Weight means that the Varlish is Coggcd
with Color and its ndultcrnnts; hence nfe-
rior working qualities and lessened dura-
fbility.
Hanson Gloss Carriage Paints have the
Bulk Of Pure Varnsli--they are not clogged
-&ith color: and hence, work freely, and
insure Varnish Durability.
All "Hansom" Colors are Standards for
Beauty and Permanency, and Cover in Ono
| Coat.
JOHN W. ATKINSON & CO., Distributors
For Virginia, North and South Carolina.
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The Children Understood II

\ Pl,isDurg wiJower away from home mar.
Red n widow, according TO lIhrpclts Needy
9f the usual type, plain" bu, ''gooi' Aflcr
Tho children, girl Of fifteen:
iiaNs Won prize, Am married Mt,l 10
home to- mOrrpw,n
When the bride ana bridegroom arrivnl Me
chiidren Mere watching al tho DOR, ana at me
s.sht OF Their future mother gave hill, gasp
and whispered: -
SAY Nell, that mus, have been the c1n.
ISOLATION prize That Pa got!"
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Appropriate.

WhEto-- Yes, his gin wns from Chicago
and tbs man was from Boston 49,
isro~ne-a' What did they have al tho ,ceda,, :,
breakfast o. Wv nst9'' y
), Whsts-"fori and 1eaas. --ssometylc JouI,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-17
HIGH SCHOOL LITERARY SOCIETY.

The High School Literary Socie-
IS met at 2:3O o'clock Yesterday NJ
tsrnoon. The roll call found only
one member absent. the minutes Of
last Fridays meeting were read aud
approved
The following program was rem.
ds-ed
song by Society ............. ...
catch the Sunshine while YOU may
Readiug .... Dorcas Swpek
NoCa Solo .... ..... Ella Page
High School Notes Curtis Smith
Song by Society Old Friends
Debate. Resolved. Tia, the
State GcvcssHsa; Should Furnish
the Text Books Tbose on the at
hrma,ive were, Mason Smith, Joe
Thompson and Helene Swain. those
on the negative, Alice Swsvk. Clar-
ence MoKinnon and Cecil Irving
The president appointed Emma
Muller. critic; Vivian Jordan. Ger.
tTude Barnes and Mary Neal. judges
they decided in iayor ofthe affirm
alive.
Vocal Solo ........ Meta Geer
Recitation .... George Marsden
Instrumental Duet. ...........
Byrd aud Myra King
Composition ..... Leon johnson
The critic made a very good re.
port Florence Thompson. Dorcas
Swsek aud Helene Swain were ap-
pointed to prepare a program Tor
November 30. We adjourned at
3.l5 o'clock
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The Times Herald man has
been taken to task by one man a,
least, for his loyalty to the home
merchan, aud his efforts to ge,
the general public TO pa,rcnizr
home institutions 10 the entire ex-
clusion Of the mail order houses.
This man claims that local mer-
chants are driving the cash trade
out OF lhis county by not doing
business on closer margin.
That had he bought all his goods
here since he moved 10 Harnry
county, his family would have
suffered, bu, the local merchant
would have been richer. He re-
Gently submitted an order for his
winter supply Of goods 10 various
merchants and one firm wrote
him they did not have a portion
OF what he wanted, therefore
could not till the order; another
firm did no, answer ms letter a.
all while Others were entirely too
high IN their prices. The Tines
Herald has never had occasion 10
compare prices with outside
points, but II is evident that the
rancheF Is no, altogether 10 blame
Tor PaIrouizing Montgomery
Ward and other such irms. II the
local merchant can offer no iu-
ducemenls 10 such customers they
cannot expect their trade.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-17
MYERS GUILTY. OF MANsLAUoHrHR

An adjourned term Of The circuit
court YVES held here this week at
which Albert Myers WIS tried for
the murder Of y Rumsey. Dist.
Atty. McCulloch had filed an IL
I formation charging the defendant
with murder In the tir~, degree and
with the assistance Of Deputy Leo.
uard handled the case in very
good manner. The prisoner was
mos, ably defended by Biggs &
Bicg~, viii 4 King aud Geo. :.
Sizemu-r. The court was very con-
siderate pf 'ha defendant aud h,
was given the advantage rather
than otherwise throughout, the trial
The jurymeu were Jack Scarf
James Pearson. C. II McPbestyrs
Geo F-v. Lutte Mace. 7 G.. Peterson
WIN Dunn. James Paul, J c.
Bucklaud. ". n. Cecil. james
Brandon aud " NJ Stewart.
Judge Davis gave them ,heir in
st,ucu1ns latr iu the afternoon
Thursday and thev retired to de-
Hibernate They wrsnglpd an night
and finally agreed on mauslaughgrr
the following morning ID recon-
meud-d The mercy OF ,hp court
Young Myers was sentenced yes
tsrday afternoon 20 serve FIVE year
sentence in tus peuitentiary aud
90, q iiuv OF S5tJ Tne court stat.
ed before passing sentence tha, he
believed the prisoner had acted too
hastily aud tina, ii was evidently
caused by driuk. lie hoped the
prisoner would prof, by this exam
pie aud gave him a suilicieu, length
OF time In which 10 mediate and
reform The verdict Of the jury
aud the sentence Of the court seem
to NEE, with general approval by
those who heard the evidence in
the ease.
Sheriff Richardson expects to
leave with the prisone- tomorrow
Tor salem
Ther, Wa no move made Tor an
appeal or "a new trial
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cOussr Wednesday Night

DE- G +. McCaaertys Moving
picture concert was postponed Oh
account Of the doctor losing hi.
stock IN the timber last week
Dou't forget the new hate 4, will
be given a, Lochers Hal! on Wed.
nesday, November 2l illustrated
and comic songs, parodies, etc.
No phonograph. The doctor does
HE own singing. The concert IL
second TO none, and u " does not
meet with your approval your mon.
ey viii be- cheeriully rsfm6ej
Do not fai. 10 see our concert a.
we posinsrly guarantee 10 give you
.h- hest shov Of THE character that
has ever visited your town We
do not advertise 10 sLow YOU $500
feet of motion pictures and then ex-
nIhii GO feet. hut show you Just
what we advertise. 600 feet Of
Film. besides our many beautifully
illustrated songs, comic song aud
parodiss Do not confaund ,h.s
kinei0soope Concert with the urd-
nary Magic Lantern a. We carry
nothing but she Thomas A. Edison
Apparatus ~ the highes, grade.
Respectfully,
The McCafIerly Motion Picture C0.
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affairs will not be brought about
at this meeting.
Men with large stock interests
outside the county are here de
manding that they receive the
same treatment in the matter OF
range allotmen,s as those stock
men who reside in the county,
and il such a course is followed
by the forestry officials the mat
ter of range allo,ments will nc
doubt have TO be arbitrarily set
tied by those in charge and this
will only make confusion worse
confounded. Blue Mt. Eagle.
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IRRIGATION n NALHEUR

The Cascade aud Military Road
Company land will probably be
placed under irrigation bitches
They had an ageu, here this week
looking up ,h" water question aud
be stated iha, his company wa.
figuring ou irrigut.ug their large
holdings in Ma.hsur county aud
especially up the Malhvur river.
This is one nf ihe biggest under
laking- M the county aud will
mean hundreds OF homes Tor peo-
pie when finally carried through.
l' u ouly a question OF time until
she whole o. she county will bs On.
der water ditche- Wherever praeti.
cable Vale Oriano.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-17

Secretary OF the Interior Hitch.
cock, as well as the special gov
ernment agents, are defending
Senator Fulton in the Uma,illa
land fraud investigation. They
assert ;ha; Senator Fulton is in
no way implicated as given on,
by the Oregonian The Times
Herald is certainly pleased to
learn this-in fact never believed
him guilty from the frs;
Land thieves certainly deserve
punishment, and It is high time
the practices OF the pas, were
stopped, yet this matter can be
carried too far and people who
really had no intention OF doing
wrong made to suffer. Il isa
late date to begin this vigorous
Investigation Of land fraud, how
ever, and looks very much like
they were docking the barn after
the horse was stolen" as the real.
big land grabbers are no, to be
caught now.
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Mrs. }. vi. Geary S eircuIalInI

Mrs. W. Geary IS circulating
a petition asking the city auihori-
ties to levy a small iax with which
to maintain a library The
Ladies' afternoon Club now has
some six hundred volumes aud it
is their intention to turn them
over for a public library if the
city will raise sufficient funds To-
furnish the room. lights and pay
a librarian. This is commen.
dable move and should have the
hearty support OF all Il will be-
one OF the hest things ever under
taken in this city. II a small tax
levy will not raise a sutiicirn,
amount tor the purpose we be.
ieve voluntary contributions
should make up the balance.
The city will levy tax without
question rs the petition is being
signed by everyone who i, ap-
preached.
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~am Vert and wife we're re-mar-
risd last Monday evening by Rev
A !, Irwin. The wife had secured
divorce a. the spring tern OF
court, but after they had gotten to-
geiheT aud explanations made on
both sides Il was found that h was
%. mistakes and hluudsFs that mad
caused the trouble in the FIRE. place.
Ihe TImss=HsE2ld- haBss tHsiF lilzvz
uay be all pleasure from nov hence
forth
A preliminary examination OF J.
NJ Mckissick for the killing Of
Geo. Won GTamer, was held before
Justice Lewis at intervals during
the week, District Attorney Nc Gull
ioch appearing for the state and
Dalton Biggs for the defendant
The examination was concluded
yesterday and the prisoner allowed
MS freedom on his own recognizan-
ance to appear at the spring term Of
Circuit Court
The school house 10 the Fred
Denstedt district was completely
destroyed by fire last Wednesday
night A fire must have been left
in the stove at the close of school
that evening aud during the high
wind must have caught the wood
around the pipe The children
lost all their books and Miss Anna
Georce, the teacher, is now holding
school at the Densledt home.
job prinling-The Times Herald.
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RANGE ALLOTMENT MEETING.

The meeting of the forestry
officials in charge Of the western
division OF the Blue Mountain
forest reserve with the people
who desire range IN that area, Is
now ~ prOgrrss al The cauF.
house IN this CITY The meeting
Is being largely attended, at
least two hundred men, a consid-
cradle proportion OF whom reside
outside the county, are in atlen-
dance.
A. f. Potter, Of Washington,
ID. G., a special agent Of the for
esIry department, ID. B. Shelter,
OF Baker City, superintendent, Of
the Blue Mountain forest reserve.
and A. 5. Ireland, Of Prineville,
supervisor of the western division
of the Blue Mountain forest re-
serve, are here and working hard
to bring order out of chaos.
Committees for the ten dis
tricls in the division have been ap-
pointed TO appOrlion the range
and it is hoped by the officials
in charge that by the help of
these committees the matter Of
range apportIonment can be
amicably settled although rumors
are rife that such a conditions of
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
purns f,rcrou. No,suii,sf \ + q

Notice = hereby given that EsfnYah
Ismr, fafmefly ktiurah Tudor. of ffa suey
oregon has fict nnticc Of her iutonfinu ia
make nnsi nvt vesf rrnof IN support Di her
claim, va. Huncstesd Eutry No ttlp made
rswpship y s Ran-e 81. 81. N " sni that
said prOoi will te made laiofc the Register
and Receiver. - Burns. Orcgou on nsrrfntef
iifh. igU
she names the following Witnesses a. rfoyr
hsrruntiuuous residence urou. ami cultivation
III the land. viz. Fmory Hiii aud Joe Cit-t
Of Haruey oregon. koheft Dfiukwaief auu
Chss Leonard oi Hurns oregon.
WM rAuaE. ReEisttr
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NOTICE FOR pUBLIcATIoY
Uvrar -rtrrstaSr OrrfcE.
BURNS NreEor. NuvauI ue 4. D.

Nuitrr IL tcfthy given tnft neuiamlu JOY
dan uf lawn. uree1n. has died uniicr o' li'
intention tr niaka HuaI Efr rear pruof iu sup
poft ul his riHtw. Nr HurfCstcld Euttv $50
iiUi rsie Jauusty ia i.ao frf ite ~
t'ou iN. Township E.rre .-ls T.. ~
ketisisr aut Receiver at bu'us. urcEui.. or
II .crl trr llfl. fIt.
tie names che following wlfnrtses fr prove
hts continuous rcsftUu.. urnu ard GUILTY ''nr
of ihe land tiE. Ituis' jordan and AH1I.
titsUr uf iswcn. Wr. luu fiwin = NnH..
Neuatut. OrcEuu. Frank u iurdau ui IIr
prcIcu.
Wv ,aut Geei. .r
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no TREsPAssING.

Notice is hereby given that hunt
ing and shooting upon the enclosed
lands ~ the American Land & Live
stock Co i- strictly forbidden
ANY psF-ou ur persons found hunt
Ing % .Fespassiug will be prosecuted
10 the fu.l extent Of the law.
+ B. HUI
Ranch Manager
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


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supUoft ~ lIs Claim. .l. Iul4ts .r..4 Ellr.
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h1e-ifef ai hnfnr sF-sul ua ufse.aa a.I Itfa
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