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Work City real estate. yielding higher
Interest return. show no loss whatever.
The sun., 1907-12-28
OFFICE BOYS BIG SSINDLE.
Alleged TO Have Kun Three COOperaSe
Concerns, All on Paper.

DETROIT. Dec 27-E6win W. Nugget
berg, 20 years old, a curly haired, blue eyed
Lad. was arraigned before United States
Commissioner Walter ). Marsha this morn
ing charged with using the mails to de-
fraud
As evidence Post Office Inspector Lar
mour offered three checks amounting to
more than 81 900, one indorsed by Nugget
berg as an officer Of the Standard Cooparage
Company. and the others backed by W. ".
Deloy as president Of the same concern,
though the writing on all was evidently
the same. Muggelberg admitted that he
had Cashed the one check. but denied any
other part in the transaction.
For six months three concerns have
been jobbinR cooperage supplies with
Detroit appearing on their letterheads
40 headquarters. They were named the
Standard Cooperage Company, Michigan
Manufacturing Company and W. II. Bald
win.
Goods were purchased from manufactur-
era in Wisconsin in carload lots and shipped
direct 10 Cleveland parties TO whom they
had been previously sold. The dealings
looked square till the bills of the Wisconsin
manufacturers came due and II was dis
covered that the Detroit concerns didn't
exist Then the Degnar Stave and Heao ing
Company complained to the post Office
authorities and the arrest Of Muggelberg
fullOwed.
I MuRxelberg has been employed as an
office boy and minor clerk for the National
Manufacturing Company for the last nine
; months.
The sun., 1907-12-28
"ELEvATOR FExER, A TRGEF.
He Took Jewelry From several Places and
Planned to dset In others. y

Ernest Archer. an electrician, 20 years old.
was arrested yesterday afternoon tn the
home at II West FiRty-third street Of William
w. Barbour. son Of Col. Barbour. on a charge
Of stealing about 500 worth Of iowelry.
Archer went to the house and represented
himself as an inspector for the elevator
company and said he had been sent to
inspect the elevator in the house
When the butler went to the door Archer
said he was in a hurry to look over the ele-
vator for the company and showed . blue
print OF the apparatus. He told the butler
to go into the cellar and watch the base Of
the elevator shaft while he went upstairs
to the top. The butler went as directed
and then got suspicious of the man and went
up TO the second floor and saw the visitor
in Mr.. Barbour's room picking up stick pins,
watches and other jewelrv from the bureau
and stuffing them in his pocket.
Lambert got the man downstairs and
called ON two other menservants to hold
on to him while he telephoned for the police.
Policemen from the East Fifjy-first street
station arrested the electrician and then
made some interesting discoveries.
In the prisoners pockets were found
twelve pawntickets OF recent date and plans
Of the elevators at the homes OF John ID.
Rockefeller, John j. Astor, Raymond hoag-
land OF % West Fifty-RecCnd street and DIR.
James A. Blair OF West Fiftieth street. So
Far as the police could learn. the young
man had not visited the home Of Mr.. Rock
efeller or Mr.. AstOr.
On inquiry the police learned that the
elevator fixer had been at the home OF Mr..
HOa gland and DIR. Blair yesterday and had
stolen $40 worth Of silverware from the
former and $50 worth of jewelry from the
latter.
When the prisoner was taken to the York
vile police court Mr.. Barbour appeared and
made a complaint Of larceny against him.
The buffers employed In rhe Blair and HOag-
land Residences also made complaints
The prisoner said that up to a month
ago he had been employed by the Otis
Elevator Company and had stolen the blue
prints while employed. '..'
Il want to plead guilty as l was caught
with the goods he said to Magistrate
Cornell.
This in first rate capture. and want to
commend the wide awake butler said the
Magistrate as he held the prisoner in 5000
bail for trial.
Archer is half Indian. ha,f negro. He
gave his address as 20o5 West Thirty sixth
street.
The sun., 1907-12-28
JOHN c. u. DAVIS DEAD.
Had Been Minister to Germany and FOI
Years Reporter OG q. n. supreme Court.

Had Been Minister to Germany and for
Years Reporter OT 4. \. supreme Court.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.--John Chandler
Bancroft Davis. formerly Minister TO Ger
many and during mary Of the later years Of
his life Official reporter of the United States
Supreme Court. died at his home in Wash
ington to-day. His death was due to a gen.
eral breakdown resulting from advanced
years.
Judge Dcvis IVES the son Of John d.
Davis, an early Governor Of Massachusetts,
and was born in Worcester in 1872. Had
he lived until next Sunday he would have
been IS years old.
He was graduated from Harvard College
in the class Of 1870, studied iAwl and entered
upon the practice OF his profession. He
was secretary Of the United States Leg a
ton in London from lS4e 10 1853. and re-
turning to this country pTactised law III
New York and acted as American corre-
spondent OF the London Times until 1851.
He was a member OF the New York Legis-
lature in 1859 and Assistant Secretary of
State Of the United States from 1899 to 1871
and from 1879 TO 1874. He was the agent
of the United States before the Geneva
Court OF Arbitration in the Alabama claims
and was Minister TO Germany from ls7A
TO 1877.
In 1873 he was appointed judge Of the
Court of Claims and remained on the bench
until 1882. when he became Offic reporter
OF the Supreme Court. He retired from
that position and from Official life several
wears ago.
The sun., 1907-12-28
REPRTEVE RALTS HANGING.
Prisoners Arms Had Been Psnioned when
Governors Telegram Reached sheriff.

BIRNnNGHAM. Ala. Dec. 27.--Just as the
black cap was about to be placed over the
head Of Henry Thaxton. convicted OF kill
ing s. T. Hunstucker. q telegram was de-
livered to the Sheriff that stopped the
execution.
The telegram was from the Governor.
granting a reprieve Of fifteen days.
The man had made a statement from
the gallows protesting his innocence the
preachers had prayed and two verses Of a
hymn had been sung. Deputy Courson
had tied the prisoners arms when a boy
rushed up to the gate and handed the tele-
gram to Chief Deputy Brown. who quickly
cried out: Hold Sheriff. wait a minute!"
Then the Sheriff mounted the steps OF
the ValIows and read the message aloud.
The prisoners in the jail gave'a loud cheer
and the prisoner was led back to his cell
praying and crying.
The sun., 1907-12-28
DIED..

ADAMS Suddenly. at Baltimore, December -.
Orson Adams. In his I'D year.
ARNoLD-At her residence. ns Claremont Nv
Montclsir. N. j. OF pneumonia. on Thursday.
e6th inst. Gertrude Sarah. wife OF Frank VA
lace Arnold and daughter OF tho late wila i
l.. French OF Buffalo, N. v. in her Ssth year
Funeral on Saturday 2Sth inst. at $50 p. ~.
Kindly omit flowers.
BEATTIE-Suddenly. on Wednesday, Decemb.
rs. 1907, John Guinan Beattle. son OF John
Beattle. aged IS years and months.
Funeral Saturday. December 2s. at 10 A. II
from Church of 81. StanIslaus l4th a. and 6lE
av. Brooklyn. Interment In Holy Cros,
Cemetery. Flatbush. Relatives and friends
respectfully Invited to attend.
CoLBURN--Suddeny,S at sea. on $. s. La Provence.
Wednesday. December 2S 1907. NlchO las Alfred
Colburn.
Funeral from his late residence. as Pintard av.
New Rochelle. N. y, Sunday afternoon
December 20. at half past g. Carriages will
meet the $50 p. N. train from Grand Central
depot Kindly omit flowers.
DE MURIAS.-At his residence So2 Central Park
West. Friday. December "a. Ramon dc Murias
Solemn mass OF requiem at Church OF the Holy
Name. Amsterdam av cor. Goth st., on Mon
day. December SOth. at 10 O'Clock.
HoPPER.-At Haledon. N. j.. Wednesday, Decem.
her 25. 1907. Albert G. Hopper
Funeral services on Saturday. December n At
his late residence. 10 Haledon av., as p n
interment at Cedar Lawn Cemetery.
klNNEH.--At her residence. In Newark, n j.
Thursday. December %. Esfello Condit widow
OF Thomas 4. Kinney and daughter of Shc
late Joel W. and Margaret Harrison Condit
Funeral services At Grace Episcopal Church
Newark. on Monday. December 10. at II O'Clock
LoRING.-M Boston. December e. Harrison
Lorlng. aged As years months.
Funeral Saturday at $50 O'Clock. Intennent
private. at Duxbury. Mass.
ROE, Thursday. December .s 1907 Elizabeth
Aan TniF vrlE.
The sun., 1907-12-28
JULIUS KAHN A SUICIDE.
Young Mans Taking Of Poison Apparently
without Reason.

julius Kahn, a son Of Z. II. Kahn, a city
buyer for out Of town mercantile houses,
who lives mt 2c7 West Eighty-fifth street.
killed himself yesterday in his fathers cflce
in the Textile Building, 90 to ~ Leonard
street, by drinking hydrocyanic acid.
ahn, who was 70 years old, went to his
fathers Office yesterday morning seem
ingly in the best OF spirits. He was left
alone for a few minutes. When his father
reentered his Office he found the young
man stretched in chair breathing heavily.
DIR. Stewart answered an ambulance call
from Hudson street hospital, but the young
man died before he could be brought to
consciousness.
Mr.. Kahn could assign no cause for the
young mans act. He was in the best of
health, Nr. Kahn said, he had no business
and the father was certain he had no love
an airs. Very recently young hahn had
returned from pleasure trip to San An
tonic. Tex.
hrS. Kahn is seriously i'll and word OF
her sons death has been kept from her.
The sun., 1907-12-28
DECISION UNDER RATE Law.
No Distinction Between Electric and steam
Interstate Railroads.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.In decision
made public to-day by the Interstate Com
merce Commission it is held that under
the rate act no distinction is made between
interstate railroads that ars operated by
electricity and those that use steam for
motive power; further, that section IS Of
the law limiting the power Of the COM
mission to establish through routes and
Joint rates to cases where mo reasonable
or satisfactory through route exists" was
not intended to AFFORD a means by which
new lines with the aid Of the commission
may profitably force their way into shipping
districts built up and already well served
by other lines.
These rulings were made incident to the
opinion Of the commission in the case OF
the Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Rail-
road Company against the Illinois Central
Railroad Company and others.
The sun., 1907-12-28
CoMMUTERs EELDTHREE HOURs
Wrock o. SnrbaGe wagan Causes worry.
InG IN Homes Up Nynck way.


Wrock o. . EarbAse waBan Causes worry.
lng IN Homes Up Nyack way.
The commuters living along the Northern
Railroad Of New Jersey up ~ far az NyaCk
who left Jersey City Nt S:22 O'Clock last
night wsre stalled for more than three
hours IN the outsk irts of Jersey City while
a garbage wagon and two dead horses
blocked both the eastbOund and westbound
tracks
The trouble started at about $50 o'clock,
when n freight train bound for Jersey
City struck the wagon. which was driven
by Paul Eising of Secaucus and drawn
by three horses. AZ it crossed the track at
the Tyler Park crossing. One OF the horses
was ground under the locomotive and the
wagon was hurled onto the westbound
track.
The two Erie trains for Nyack, a27 and
$40, which ran out OF Jersey City doubled
up last night. got TO the place soon after
ward. and the combined train crews set to
work trying TO get the wagon and the horses
heavy wagon and had trouble extricAtinR
the body Of the horse from the locomotive.
The railroad officials ordered ont the
wrecking crew. but it couldn't get to the
seat Of trouble because the passenger train
wRs In the way. In the meantime the
trainload OF passengers storned around
until the officials finally recruited enough
men to clear the track. Nyack and the
other towns heard that the passenger train
had been in a wreck and there was lot Of
worry until all the commuters got home
The sun., 1907-12-28
HUGH HASTINGS ON HUGHES.
quits the Republican Club Because IL
IndOrsed Him.

Hugh Hastings, who was State historian
and is now one of Mayor MN,lellan's tax
commissioners, has resigned from the
Republican Club because he doeen ike
the action taken by the club .ast week in
indorsing Gov. Hughes as a Presidential
candidate. In a letter he sent TO President
Young Mr.. Hastings said that the reso-
lutions smacked OF confidence game" f;
that Gov. Hughes had made a good Gov
ernor, but had destroyed the Republican
party, and took the club to task for not
coming out for the Roosevelt administra-
ton and saying something about Secretaries
Root and Cortelyou.
1T is regrettable," said Mr.. Hast 'ngs in
his letter. that club of intelligence shouli
permit itself to fall into trap 30 palpably
political and of such low order Of politics.
The sun., 1907-12-28

There will be six new City Court Judges
ready to take their seats on the bench on
January I. but it is doubtful II they win be
able TO find a place to sit The Board Of
Estimate had this matter before 1t sew
eral weeks ago. and Comptroller Metz was
appointed to consider the availability Of
the old East River Savings Bank Building.
The board adjourned, however, until Jan
uary 10 without providing any place. The
new Judges can't sit in the City Court
yesterday that he had examined the saw
ings bank building. but il il unfit What
would be done Ultimately, he said. would
be to build another story on the old City
Court Building
The sun., 1907-12-28
MAJOR MERCER RESIGNS.
Tired OT tSls Duties as superintendent Or
the Carlisle Indian school.

CARLISLE. Pa. Dec. 27.Maior W. A..
Mercer has resigned az superintendent
Of the Carlisle Indian Training School and
requests leave 20 report to the Secretary Of
War for orders Immediately after the install
alton of his SUCCESSOR The Major was seen
tonight and gave his reasons for resigning:
Though in good personal health," he
said Il find tho daily annoying responsi-
bilities more than can stand. l am adj
vsed that "A few more leaves Of absence
would be OF benefit. Such a course, fol-
lowed by a change back TO the out Of door
military life, am convinced, is a necessity y
A special agent will be sent here from
Washington to lake charge Of the school
for the present.
The sun., 1907-12-28
JeG Davis 20 speak Here.

1t was announced yesterday by Harry
Walker, Leading spokesman for " illiam j.
Bryan in this city. that senator jeff Davis
of Arkansas had consented to be the chief
'talker at the meeting OF the New York
Progressive Democratic League at Cooper
Union on January Ia. II was said that
senator Davis had promised an assault
on the money devil supposed to live here
that would make all other talks of the kind.
even those delivered in Cooper Union.
seem like skim milk
The sun., 1907-12-28
Gatherln. OF state stenoxraDhcrs.

The New York State Stenographsr5 Asso-
citation held its fortisth annual meeting
yesterday in the County Court House
where the stenographers. about 80 in all,
were welcomed by Justice Greenbaum
Of the Supreme Court. Charles H. Requa.
a stenographer in the Second Department
Of the Supreme Court. presided
The association will have a dinner at the
Hotel Manhattan tonight
The sun., 1907-12-28
ROOSEvELT 4 GREATNESS TETST
Combines Washington. Lincoln. Jupiter.
RIsma. .ck and Buffalo RIIl

LINCOLN. Neb.. Dec. 25.--Theodore
Roosevelt is combination Of George Wash
ington, Abraham Lincoln. Jupi,e', Bis
marck and Buffalo Bill" said PRINCIPAL
WadswOrth of Bellevue at the State
Teachers Association. discussing vital
Men," to-day.
The statement was cheerel
The sun., 1907-12-28
KnIckerbocker Hearing To-day

Action by Judge Clark of the Supreme
Court. sitting in Staten Island. will be taken
to-day on the motion to make the receiver
ship OF the Knickerbocker Trust Conn
panv permanent. H. l.. Satterl ee counss |
for one OF tine depostOrs' 90 nmittees, and
James Russell Solely. representing the
motion and ask for an adjournment ia
order TO continue work on their reorgani-
zation plan. Attorney General jackson 10
understood to be in favor OF allowing a
further extension of time.
The sun., 1907-12-28
Onlcers or American Philosophical Asso-
citation.

ITHACA, n. Y. Dec. 27.-Prof Hugo
Muenstsrberg Of Harvard was elected
president Of the American Philosophical
Association at the annual meeting held
at Cornell University to-day. The other
officers elected were: Vice-president, w. P.
Montague Of Columbia; secretary treasurer,
Frank Thilly Of Cornell; executive com
NJ. Dekewell of Yale and Ernest Aibee Of
Cornell
The sun., 1907-12-28
At,orneY George Gallagher DIsbarrrd.

George Gallagher. an attorney. was
ordered disbarred yesterday by the Appel
late Division Of the Supreme Court. Gal
lagher pleaded guilty in Special Sessions last
June 10 having participated in a conspiracy
to maintain a fraudulent action for Earn
ages for personal injuries. He was sent to
the penitentiary for six months.
The sun., 1907-12-28
i've Trainmen Killed IN Grand Trunk
e. Collision.

LEyox. Mich. Dec. 77.-Passenger train
No. on the Grand Trunk Railroad collided
head on " 18th coaltrain here at '3Oto-night
Five trainmen are dead and two others
were hurt. All Of the passengers escaped
without injury.
The sun., 1907-12-28
ARMY and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Dec, 27.-TheSe army orders were
issued 10 day:
Major Lyman ". V. Kennon, Tenth Infantry
from treatment General Hospital. Washington
Barracks. to Join his regiment.
Captains Henry y Greenleaf and Allie W. VIII
lains. Assistant Surgeons. from the Philippines
10 San Francisco.
Capt. Ira A. SINNER Assistant surgeon. from
Assistant Surgeon. from Fort Crook, TO the Philip
pines.
Rstlrement Of Brig. Gen Charles $. smith is
announced.
The sun., 1907-12-28
MARRIED.

GREgNo gNoUGH-wARREN.--on Thursday. Decrm
Der 70. at st. Thomas's Church. by the Rev
Ernest NJ. Stires. D. D.. Charlotte. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. whitney Warren TO william
Greenougb. son OF the late william Greenough
The sun., 1907-12-28

NEW LONDON. Dec. IA freight car
shuntsd along the New Haven pier to-day
jumped over the bumper at the end and
plunged into a dory that was tied up below.
Three sailors in the dory and one was
drowned
The sun., 1907-12-28
Canaeld John ". Garess Guest i'm Texas

PoRT ARTHUR. Tex, Dec 27.-Richard A.
Garfield OF New York s the guest OF John
sW. Gates at the latter's winter home in Port
Arthur. 10 is reported that Garfield is to
he associated with Mr.. Gates in the oil bust
ness
The sun., 1907-12-28

Rear Admiral W. II. BrOwnsOn. retired from
duty as Chief OF Bureau OF Navigation, Navy De
partmcnt. and member OF joint Army and Navy
board. TO home.
lieutenant Commander J. L. Jayne. from com.
mAnd Of the Rainbow 10 home.
MidshipnlAn r. ". Cablnlss. from the Whining
ton 20 the CallaO.
Midshipmsn {. B. Mayo from the caliao TO ths
Wilmington.
The sun., 1907-12-28

y NOTE
Rosenthars "Papillons," I" q work
of tremendous difficulty, viii bs
played for the FIRST time in public
concert with the Pianols, seesrkise
10 fks MsfreSGyLs iRfey brsfsfiss sT
tie cowpsSsr kimSSlE. =.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-11-07
ShIoe Ha--c-.--.

Jack Frost l. visiting US quite
frequently now. and the farmers
are shout lo finish harvesting.
The health Of our community
Is very - I az present.
Ar. & L. Wa.dsip made . fy-
In rip T. Oxiori Monday.
Quite large number attended
church here Sunday
Mszsrs- ". l.. Geau and v. y.
Pears visited Mr. VI. z. Gean last
wees
Mss Lille Waldrlp left Mon
day for Aer school In Tate county
\ number Of our young people
enjoyed candy breaking d. Mr..
Doiph Halls Saturday night.
Misses Bette. Era and Nor4
Gardner were the guests Of Miss
Hurlie WaldriP Saturday night.
Mr.. Edgar FOuss and family
visited his brother. Air. l.. X.
Foust Sunday.
Our little neighborhood IS com
ing 10 the front We now have
T. F. D., We are all proud of the
convenience. Patsy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-11-07
\ Letter TO
Mr.. ~ Matthews.

~ - L ll-4EIeN-
uzfOri, Mss
Dear S-r--if 4 custom : Esurs
- - CO y0E slE= aim s553
sup 0Se sou should near OF one Of
; Ol- -c-lzto l4eE- Gg4-- sucn = rEiuv
Az~ thaI ard not knowing il. wha7
Would you sls next time ne wants
4Lsc u1t9
Well venture halt : our men are do
i1z thar very thing wIthoGta suspicion
-ivn who p1lat any other paint than
NeFur aye paying SO COR SO 50 q
some other seen Il EUre-
10 gallons l.eyOe Is enough for a
goo1 SIZE Rouse tsTo class; Is or -
lss', too much of another pant There
l. 5, . or sl1-50 for 5 ~ 10 gallons.
besides - OF II I gallon fl- p1rsiar n
ul- that aow halt tee houses sror-s
factories warehouses shops bz-us len
ees are painted: $50 tor paint ami
labor 30 10 $50 E.ure tor 10. KNOW
.as " nat palns 10 put on.
Ans uau II glQE On j. the naf1E lat
t2kes ieass gallons and makes Ie-,t
oils for PainL aad labor
Yours fruIv,
F W DEVOE x "a
p S.-Rei5ue Price sells or naIat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-11-07
University Sa-es.

4- r--L- 81 porter
l-e t--l-aE--l parry al t.
Sail F-lizv a5eas uas elj.vez
SER -aea - s .4F-- Eamcar d
=----a-s nj members cftEe fae-
s.,y- livery ~ came back with
s-e oppression tsas il wLs "the
.5-.e 1i u.- lie.
t---y u.s. given over t1 the
students fa- t1e purpose OF elect
~ t-e Commit uf Sixteen L.
enforce lha regulations Of the
-l1ar system recently adopted.
Is the Se155r Medical class
failed % E Z officers "a Oct. I1:h
tle FOLLOWING were elected Tor
l'ui-tEe- President. 3. H. Acker:
i-e-P-e>is=af. casa Collier: Sec
re---y. J. r. Hauey. Treasurer.
DE- r Tunu. Historian, ". L.
Hampton.
Miss hi-sla spent a few DAYS
last ..eek y her home n Evans
siIe.
ur- T. b. Bal.l5s has been in
3. sDrAIs fer = lev DAYS in the
interest ii tie Medical Depart
mell-
We are slaI To know that Her
rvl Rowland Is, improving.
The boys enjoyed a stag dance
tslirt sleeve Sftir} AZ th5 hos
p-,al Thursday night.
Mr. J. ". Gri-gs. Of the L T.
s. spent Sunday with friends 81
the clr1rus.
Nj f. F. Smith while out Griv-
ing Sunday afternoon. has his
horse % run away throwing him
from tire buggy. He sustained
Gp Serious Injuries other than 1
small cash in his head and 3
sPrained knee, which viii give
A-m an haaoary membersniS in
,Ae cripple club, and keep MIN
On crutches Tor j few days.
Rev l. ID. Borders. pastor Of
First Methodist Church, vi Holly
springs Preached q very Inter
eSJlnS amt appropriate sermon on
the campus sunday night His
subject vas: -.Saekest thou great
things for JayseL? sc K them
not.
Miss Marguerite Maxwell Is
back again after al absence Of
several weeks.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-11-07
SYMPTOMS u CHARACTER.

Ey cer,aia ynptons SIC are
embed to diagnose Physica, and
oven mental diseases. We know
that q cough indicates bronchial.
'une troubles and q chill Is the
runner of fever. Ey close
aa-.ryation We can diagnose
character is rea LIZ as On cx-
pest physician d->tiuc1 hes o
disease rs tlo ~yu-;oms.
a man spends al his ti-e
striving ard s.ra -l.1g fo- tas
almighty collar. arI does Nos
hesitate when The occasion or
ours o. c,nca tha best end " g
hars .1. Us symptoms point
.rwaria severe attack 90 lran-
,.-i -3-ce zion. which. unl,s
el ,Eel -y brso.e --lcIes. w.H
p- SEP TAXA. o. every a1ll eimqlis-
80 the development 9t his high
a- r-,l-e.
$ mar gives the 1-th ai
r.ai. body a-l .au. O. ,ltc ad5rn-
ue- "a. her person and vorl ily
anus --u.-. Src nav rr1tss-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-11-07
Legal Advertisements.
POSTED LANDS.

Y51 are hereby notified that the
undersigned land owners positively
f5rlii AZ hunting and fishing on their
lands They are ASP posted against
all kinds ot trsspassinr. under the
penalty prescribed b. law.
1frS. y. e. >neiav.
: L. ; Jna1it.
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ID. e. fg.as.