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Is you when buy DR. Perces family medicines
for all the ingredients entering into them printed the
bottle wrappers and their formula attested under oath
being complete and You know just what you
paying and that the ingredients gathered from Ma
laboratory being selected from the valuable
tive medicinal found growing American forests,
and while potent cure perfectly harmless to
the delicate and children. Not drop OF alco
ho their composition much better agent is
both for extracting and preserving the medicinal prin
cples used in them, vizpure trplerened gycerne This
agent possesses intrinsic medicinal properties Of its be-
ing valuable antiseptic and anement nutrve and
soothing demulcent.
Gycerne plays important part in DR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery cure Indigestion dyspepsia and
weak stomach attended by rsings, heartburn foul
breath coated tongue poor appetite gnawing feeling
ach biousnes and kindred arrangements of the stomach
liver and bowels
Besides curing all the above distressing ailments
Golden Medical Discovery is specific for all diseases of
the membranes catarrh whether OF the nasal pas
sages of the stomach bowels pelvic organs Even
Lucrative stages will yield this sovereign reme1
its be persevered in In Chronic Catarr of the Nasal
passages is WELL wle taking the Golden Medical Dscov
cry for the necessary constitutional treatment cleanse tine
passages freely three times day with Dr. Sage Ca
Remedy This thorough OF generally
the
In coughs and hoarseness caused by bronchial throat and
lung affections except consumption in its advanced stages
the Golden Medical Discovery is efficient remedy
especially in those obstinate hangon coughs caused by m
taon and congestion OF the bronchial membranes
The Discovery is good for coughs arising
sudden colds be expected to consunIp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-31

s. r. White has announced the appoint
ment of Miss Esther p Luhn as principal
of the school at Cedar Grove, vice Miss
Katie r. Baker, resigned and the resigna-
ton OF Miss Sarah ]. Williams as principal
of the school at Garrett Park
Montgomery Lodge, a. F. and A NJ, of
Rockville. has definitely determined to erect
a Masonic temple in Rockville.
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People Who Think

Know that safest and best only medicines of known
composition They don't stupidity open their mouths like lot
young BIRDS and gup down whatever is offered Them but
insist knowing what they swallowing DR. Pierce recog
nzes the right of his patients know what his medicines
composed Of he prints the full list OF ingredients of which
they composed each bottle wrapper and vees the
under oath being thus taking his patients into
his full confidence.
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A SQUARE DEAL

in its advanced sages-no medicine will do ha-but Tor
all the obstinate chronic coughs which, neglected, badly
treated lead up to consumption is the best medicine that
can be taken
Study the medcna; properties and uses of the of
Golden Seal ydrasts Canadenss) of the most valuable
of American forest plants forth in little book OF
made up by Dr. Pierce from the standard works
the leading medical writer's and teachers OF the several
schools OF practice and will be conclsvey apparent
that medicine like DR. Perces Golden Medical Discovery.
which is rich in all the curative principles Astounding
Golden Seal root highly extoled by the eminent med
cal be surprisingly ecacous in the of
obstinate and distressing ailments, and especially all
catarrhal affections of the surfaces whether of the
passages throat bronca Of the stomach bowels
bladder other pelvic organs Scarcely less valuable than
properties OF Golden Seal curative way the several
medicinal principles extracted from Stone root Queens root
Black Cherybark Bloodoot and Mandrake root all of which
tremendously blended with rple-refned gycerne in
Golden Medical Discovery"
From the writings of Drs Bartholow, King Scudder,
Hale Hare Johnson, Coe and host of others quoted in
the book above referred and which will be posted free
any mailing request by postal card for Dr. R.
v Pierce Buffalo, n Y it will be that medicine like
Golden Medical Discovery which is rich all the curative
properties only OF Golden Seal but also of all the other
valuable native medicinal mentioned will generally
only all the ordinary catarrhal affections the
stomach bowels and pelvic organs, but will also
overcome and cure such affections after they have
reached the Lucrative stage In this list of diseases cured
Golden Medical Discovery may be included catarrhal dys
pepsa Indigestion chronic and Lucrative darrtea Sc
or outstanding nasal catarr it is we'll
nasal passages with DrSages Catarr Remedy while taking
Golden Medical Discovery constitutional course of
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A WOlMAN'S BACK

glance these printed formulas that the Doc
tors medicines contain alcohol generally employed for
extracting and preserving medicinal principles pure trple-re
fined glycerine being used instead.
By and scientific processes devised by him. and with
the aid OF specially designed apparatus and appliances he
able to fully and preserve climate length
of time all the medicinal virtues residing in the valuable
native medicinal found in American forests
without the of drop of alcohol Besides the gycerne
possesses valuable medicinal properties its own in
stead of being injurious like alcohol which generally
ployed in nearly all fluid medicines.
Delicate weak should especially shun
of alcoholic medicines which, from their stimulating and
exhlarating effects may SEEM for time, good but
which, from the inevitable effects of the alcohol in shrinking
up the red corpusces the blood great
lasting harm the long Besides they beget craving
stimuants which S most deplorablc
Neither alcohol, narcotics other deeerious habit
forming drugs the composition of DR. Peces Fa
vorite Prescription and only satary nvgoatng and
Strengthening effects follow the of this famous med
for 1t has been carefully adapted their needs
by experienced physician 1t makes weak strong
and sick women we'll
An invitation extended by Dr. Pierce every sick and
ang consult him by letter There absolutely
charge or fee for this Every carefully considered
fully answered and its held strictly private and
sacredly confidential Address directed below.
DR. Perces Pleasant Pellets constipation Constpa-
ton the of many diseases Cure the and you
cure disease One Pellet is gentle laxative, and
mild cathartic. Druggists sell them, and nothing is lust
good
DR. Pierces great illustrated Common Sense
Medical Adviser will be free, paperbound for
stamps clotboundfo 81 stamps. Address DR. r. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Has many aches and pains by weaknesses and falling
other displacement of the pelvic organs Other symptoms
of female weakness frequent headache dizziness imagn
airy speck dark spots floating eyes, gnawng
saon in stomach dragging bearing down in lower abdom
pelvic region disagreeabe drains from pelvic organs
faint spells with general weakness.
If any considerable number of the above symptoms
present there remedy that will give quicker relief
permanent cure Perces Favorie Prescription
has record of forty years of is the most
potent nvgoratng tonic and strengthening known
medical science made of the gcerc extracts of native medc
nal roots to be found in our forests
Every ingredient entering Favorite Prescription has
the written endorsement of the eminent medical writer's
all the several schools of pactice-ore valuable than any
of nonproessional testimonials the latter
lacking having been contributed voluntarily by CRATE
full patients numbers exceed the endorsements given
any other medicine the cure of womans ills
You afford to accept any medicine of unknown
position substitute for this we'll proven remedy of known
composition though the dealer may make little
profit thereby Your interest regainng health paramount
any selfish interest of his and insult your ne
gence him try palm off upon you substitute You
called for.
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TO AID NEGRO EMIGRATION.
Bishop Turner Hopes 10 See n steamship
Line 20 West Africa.

Bishop Henry NJ. Turner, the senior
Bishop OF the African NJ. F.. Church and a
strong advocate of negro migration to
Africa, is in this city with the hope Of inter-
esting capital in a project to start a direct
steamship route from some Southern port
10 the west pas OF Africa.
the majority Of the American people
don't know" said the Bishop yesterday,
'how alarming conditions are becoming
IN this country for the negro. And they are
growing more terrible from day TO day.
unless something is done to relieve
the country Of some OF its millions Of ne
groes there is 10 telling what may happen"
The Bishop said that the governments
Of the west coast Of Africa would welcome
70 their shores thrifty and industrious
American negroes.
The lynching, burning and murder
OF negroes here are plaques" said the
Bishop, that God u infiicting upon the race
20 drive them to Africa, where they can
build up a great country and make a great
civilization that will be a blessing TO God
and the millions Of negroes here and in
Africa"
II a direct route was started from some
eouthern port, h Bishop said, il would re-
qutro a hundred ships TO carry all the ne
groes Tho would want 70 20 70 Africa.
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Miscellaneous.

Folsom Bros. have sold for a Mrs. Kirby
i've lots, 25XlOO each. on the, west side OF
Crescent street % rect north OF Atlantic
Voorhees, Il Floyd have, sold for William
Il. s. Wood. president Of the Bowery Savings
Conn. TO a Mr.. johnson, who will improve
with a fine residence.
John n. Golding has leased for the Goelet
estate to Isaac Westervelt, for ten years, a
store and basement in the Kemble Building Jon
whitehall street between Bridge and Stone
Miss NJ, Monahan has leased for Susan
Devin TO the Heta Psi Fraternity the three
story dive cling at No. COZ West 1l3th street. on
story DIV cling at No. sI4 West iO3d street
On Tuesday evening. October 10 the West
S,de real Al state at: = Course &C; Tss % SRfn a lee Iect sHreH By ye sfSnc is
y. Ward. The lectures are planned for real
estate brokers, investors, operators and all
men who are In any way Interested in real
L. II. Green. auctioneer. has sales scheduled
for every day this week. They comprise 500
buildings lots at Fairlawn Park. Hen pstead.
l.. /. The location OF Hampstead is very
convenient. Il has good transportation facili-
ties and fine surroundings. There are a large
number OF Suburban homes OF wealthy people
plans have been filed with Building superin-
e tenSS s bS MiIgtrRF o4 Mrs. Mr. a V %iili nHe i PSIlsG fsSl q, HSe
northeast corner of FIFTH avenue and Eighty
eighth street. IL IL to cost $50, 900. The
The Manhattan new building plans filed
Yesterday also include q six story apartment
house with stores to be built at the northwest
corner OF Broadway and l36th street for the
Times Realty Company, OF which L.. Gross
IN president. IL IL to be 99Il feet front on
Broadway and 30 feet on the street and will
cost $3.50, 600, according to the estimate OF the
architects, Neville 4 Bag0e.
The Bronx plans comprise two two story
dwellings to be built for James Johnston on
Hull avenue north Of Woodlawn road, at a
cost OF ST., 900; two two story dwellings for
Rowland W. Thomas on lT9th street west OF
AnfhnnV avenue TO coat 40 900. Two fWn SfOFy
dwellings for Avis Kramer on Pelham road
east OF Broadway, TO cost $40, 900. and two
st. Laurence avenue. to cost $1,000 and s., 500
reSpNctively.
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EIGHTY-EIGHTH- STREET caroline 4.
street. a four story and basement dwelling.
on lot 2OxlOO.S.
GS7D STREET shaw h Co. have sold for Z. J.
Yelling No. 23s West is2d street, q three
story and basement dwelling on lot 1896. IL,
have sold for Henry Syrop 70 Morris New
man and Harris Mayer, the five story tene-
ment with stores; on iot 2S Hn a.. =, 90 Gosr so
street.
EAST BROADWAY. The Home OF the
Daughters OF jacob has bought from
southeast corner OF Scanned street q
three story, building. IN lot 24xso. The
Nos. 500 and sos East Broadway. In 1904.
and now controls a ~ foot frontage.
1osD sTREET-Eleanora Oberender has
gold No. 1911 East IoSd street, a fOSr story
Stanley. who has resold the parcel to an
operator.
TlIIRTY-NINTH STREET Isaac Portman
has rssold e wicker Fa6ien Nos; tss and and
story tenements. on plot SOxss.s.
EIGHTEENTH STREET,. y. Rossi \
Go. have sold to Max Keve and Martin
Ave story tenement. on lot 2Sxo2.
THIRTEENTH sTREET.-GeorGe Lesser has
bought No. $40 East Thirteenth street.
ak story tenement. on lot 25xiO3.S.
LUDLOW STREET. slris d MalIman.
h1NO DOukh ' " v h0AO 9gA . y 80
story front and Ave story rear
SECOND AVENUF-Morris Rosentoner has
sold to Haber pworkowitz 4 Haber the
northeast corner OF Second avenue and
iieth street. a nve story tenement' on lot
st. NICHOLAS AvENUE,-IIaber. Dworko-
witt a Haber have sold No. 202 st. Nicholas
avenue, a five story fiat. on plot Soxss.
SECOND AVENUE.-A. Garmise has sold to a
DIR. Zlpaer the southwest corner OF Second
avenue and l0Ist street, a five story tenc-
ment, on lot 25IOO.
EIGHTY-FIRST STREET Flick 4 Brown
have sold for Harry Msurer No. e27 Fast
Eighty-tlrst street. a five story nat. on lot
2SXIO2.2.
TwENTY-EIGHTH sTREET.-Fox a Shane
have sold to Stein a 90. the two six story
tcnements at Nos. 2l to 2l5 East Twenty
eighth street, on plot 75X9s.9.
THIRTY-NINTH STREFT.-Haber. Dvorko-
sitz 4 ltaber have resold No. $40 East
Thirty-ninth street, a five story tenement.
on lot 2Sx0S.9.
FORSYTH sTREET.-Rosalle Baruch has
sold No. 81 Forsyth street. five story front
and rear teneE .rnts, on lot 26.5xlOO.
man and l.. J. Rosenblatt, in conjunction
with w. Goldberg, have sold for Samuel
Garry to the Northwe stern Realty Com
pany fifteen lots at the north west corner OF
plot fronting IOe.9 feet on Southern Boule-
ward and 1905. feet on Elsmere. place. ex-
tending to within 81 feet OF Marmio avenue.
HUGHES AVENUE.-The G eiszl er- Haas Real
ty Company has sold to Gaetano AmbrtolR
the lot. 1SSsIe; on the east side OF Hughes
NTERvALE AvENUE.-John Kronenberger
has sold for the Wahlig-LOnsin Company
the northeast corner Of Intervale avenue
and Kelly street. 4 new five story fiat.
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Yesterdays Auction Sales.
lAt II Vesey street.
NJ rnaRpu D nAH

IiOth street. No. 215, north side. 2lO feet east
ofThird avenue, 25Xl00.ll four story stone
front tenement AlOnzo KlmbAll VS.. L. b.
Rogers ct al; action :: due on judgment,
s23.S Bs.B. Sold subject 70 a lease to the
pialntiu tOr...'.s'. .,..,.. ..,s,-,....... BIZ
liOth street, No. 2l3. north side, 1855 feet east
of Third avenue, 25XiOO II: four story stone
front tenement; same VS.. same: action /;
due on judgment. SZ3. 3SS 30. Sold subject
b. 20 a lease 70 the plaintiff for. ........,... 81
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IN BEAUTIFUL FLATRIISH

9th ST., East, between Avenues o and NJ. Fiat
ush-Beautiful Groom dwellings; hardwood floors
and trim. with latest improvements; equal TO
$4,000 houses: on plots 4OI 100: Only "a, $50; easiest
terms: open daily and Sunday: ask for Mr., BEAU
Def. on premises; IS minutes out only; take Smith
OF. car; stop at Avenue N.
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TIE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
rENEMENTS CONTINUE TO BE IN
FAIR DEMAND.

The Home OF the Daughters Of Jacob Buys
at Scanned 90. n East Broadway
n New Private Dwelling % Re Bullt
&C Firth Az. n Eghty-etghth 81.
Dealing at private contract was re-
Utricted yesterday to the cheaper grades
oG residence property. Announcement was
made that a Ave story private residence
In 10 be built for Mrs. William Pollack at
the northeast corner Of Fifth avenue and
Eighty-eighth street. 1t is to have a
frontage OF 25.s feet on the avenue and
" feet on the street and will cost $4,000.
Che house will be OF Colonial design, with
q mansard roof and with second story
baloonied windows. The architects are
Honin, Koen a Huntington.
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/" The Bulman Apartments ,
432.454 West 1854 Street.

High and good view OF the city: 7 minutes from
subway station; apartments OF 4 and 5 rooms and
bath: with all the latest modern improvements
RENTS $40 TO go PER MONTH.
Supt. on Premises.
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SELECT

BELOW IITH ST., EAST SIDE.
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YONKERS- Shonnard Terrace. nne brick resi-
dence. overlooking hudson; panoramic view M.
ety statue to Hudson Highlands, hftY miles; over
four lots frontage, seven bedrooms; lnteaf oiti
ing; combination heat; 1850. OWNER. boz SSs
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HOMES FOR SALE

100 cash; balance the same as rent: price 81, 800:
2 story ana basement, one or two ia mily houses on
sixty third ST.. between Fourth and Fifth avs, re-
stncted block: convenient 70 Third and Fifth Av.
l. Fourth Ay. Parkway and Shore road driveway.
Owner. w. =. HASSAN,
on premises. or 46s Fifty sixth Street.
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APARTMENTS; all improvements. overlooking
Prospect Park; rentals t3s TO go. HIATT CON-
Co. Prospect Park West. cor. 18th st.
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They say a man must buy or build several
homes before he gets what he wants. Not 90
Nhen ne purchases one, OF our magmi1cent
twO-famIly hOuSes. We DO THE EXPERI-
That Is why they sell before COM
pleted. Many styles.
Eastern Parkway and Kingston nv.
Also Lincoln road and Rogers aV.
KINGSTON REALTY COMPANY,
Main once, ~ Court st.
LEININGER, President.
Write for BOOklet
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

RESIDENTS OF Staten Island consider the Hoyt
Property, at the intersection of Bard and CastletOn
avenues, the most desirable property In the Borough
OF Richmond. The remaining a. lots on this tract
will be sold at positive auction on Saturday, Sep.
TENDER 18th, at 3 o'clock. on the premises. Careful
restrictions Terms, monthly Instruments or SO
discount for all cash. Send for illustrated map.
JERE JOHNSON COMPANY, 1871 Broadway.
New York. and I'll Montague 81. Brooklyn.
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kENILwoRTd APsrimsnts cor: Prospect Az.
SIS: all improvements
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yellow HATH ST.. EAST SIDE.
THE RHlNELANDER, II gth Ave.
Eastern Motel, J, TH ap, R. /. sSH.s Sc !. E S:s'.
wEsrCHESTER COUNTY.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
BARGAIN zoo acres high class land. near sta
ton. trolley cars pass property. has sewer, water,
gas. electricity: ripe for development in high class
plots. commanding nne views % Hudson and coun
Try for miles; for sale al less than $1,000 acre; will
divide In half. For other particulars Inquire
IhSmsOn eOS., 80 Main st., ISnksrs, n. r.
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Stu0tOs ana OmCeS 10 Let
in BROADWAY STUDIO BUILDING. 1881 Broad
way, N. "; very desirable location: Subway sta tion
same block. nth St; steam heat and elevator.
Apply 70 THOMAS DIMOND i2s West SD ST.
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NEW Apartments on the subway: Sc to SO.
AMERICAN REAL ESTATE o westchcster aV.
and Southern Boulevard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-12

A FINE, large IL room house. plot 4OxIls. in re-
stricted locality: finest plumbing, coal and KAs
range, hot water heater and decorations: well
worth investigating; price very reasonable; take
Culver line L" train at Bridge TO Avenue NJ: fare,
&C.; house oc East 3D. ST., between Avenue N and
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THE BEVERLEY

TO LET-Two rooms and bath apartment. fur
nished, suitable for bachelor or couple. THE AR
LINGTON. % Montague 81.
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REAL EsrATE WANTED.
aKLP wANTED-MALK.

MILF WANEED-MALK4
A.-A.-We require ar experienced Up
holsterer on Drape1es, Curtains, etc;
steady situation.
JOHN DANIEL SONS & SONS,
Dry Goods.
Broadway, 9Th and 9th SITS.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.


CHAUFFEUR-Position TO run, clean and r..
pair lgOd Packard car: references, J. u. W., l'6e
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DON'T BE CRAY

Buying country lots when beautiful FlAtbush, the
centre of Brooklyn. all Improved. high ground,
sidewalks, gardens and villas, with perfect trans
p~ortatlon: positively less money and easier terms;
tague Street. Brooklyn.
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For Sale, 8O2 Madison st., BROOKLYN.
~ Handsome three story bro wnstone: new
open plumbing and decorations: Sit, 600:
y me block and location: equal to any
$4,000 house in New York: only half an
hour from New York City Hall.
G. =. HOTALING, al Sumneg Avenue.
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Private RAlea.

EIGHTY-EIGHTH STREET Caroline A.
BUTLER has sold No. 1871 West Eighty-elghth
street, a four story and basement dwelling,
on lot 2OxiOO.S.
Iaan SrREET -Shaw 4 Co have anld for L. j
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1906-11-08

Jackson, Miss. Nov. "A re-
port Is current In railroad circles,
seemingly with good foundation,
that the Gulf & Ship Island Rail-
road has purchased the Brookhaven
& Pearl River branch of the Illi-
nois Central, running from Brook
haven to Monticello, and prepara-
tions are being made for the exten-
sion OF the line from Brookhaven
to Vicksburg.
It Is known that a corps of Ship
Island surveyors have been in the
field for three weeks or more. and
the party Is heading towards Vicks-
burg.
The report of the requirement OF
the Brookhaven & Pearl River road
comes from such sources 1t must be
given fall measure Of credence.
The road Is about thirty miles 10
length and was completed less than
a year ago.-Speciai to Vicksburg
Post.
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pervisors of each county may, on
the recommendation of ten or more
reputable citizens of said county,
appoint game warden. and who
shall hold Office for four years, and
who shall have power to appoint
deputies for each supervisors dis
trict, who shall hold Office for two
years. The duties of said game
warden and assistants being to dill
igently seek and report all persons
violating this chapter, and they
shall have the right to arrest any
person found violating any Of the
provisions of this chapter and upon
the proper warrant issued therefor,
to search any building not the pri-
vate residence of and person. car,
vessel, vehicle or package wherein
he or they may believe any of the
game named In this chapter may be
kept or stored contrary to the pro-
s's'ons " 'H's S"~p'e' A wa
den or his deputies SO appointed
auA'l nave -. "sH' y eo0Hsea'e
- 49, s = .~y
.-.'.- :. - r ..,-,ss,-.' - y ~, 49,
-. s-.-.a.;..a q -. .s..,-a.- 80, -I.r.
- -. - -. L,i,az i
.a,,r,,s, GA s,,o,, oersor - rerso0s
.han houa 40 redress - lao for
srcl se,zrre of nronertv rnlawf,,i-
l. had - h;s rosssss;on
Sec. to-If auv nerson At any
time shall sell or offer for sale anv
animal bird or fowl or the flesh az
anv animal. bird or fowl mentioned
In this chapter and known as game
animals, birds or fowls, shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon
conviction, be fined twenty-five
dollars, or be imprisoned for thirty
days, or both such fine and impris-
onment, as the court may direct.
Sec. II.-That any person or
persons reporting to the game
warden. or other Office authorized
under the law Of the State to insti-
tute the prosecution against any
person or persons or corporations.
for violation OF this provision OF
this chapter. shall receive for such
report 6fsy per cent Of the fine lev
led and collected from such person
or persons or corporation.
Sec. r2.-That any person or
persons or common carriers, violat-
| ing any of the provisions Of this
~f.nx~e.~ .t.oft ka dnas,,od ov,ssffv of q