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The Dickinson press., 1907-07-20
WARNING NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that stock, including
horses and cattle, found attended. or, .unat-
tended on sections 10, 81, Is. 81, %. 81 Stand IS
in twp. 1925 will be considered aa,brSSpass-
ing and dealt with according to f&w.3 Tres
passers will, also, be dealt with, according to
law. WENDELL WHITE, Leigh, Nd .z,2O-tf
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SUITABLE REWARD-Fpeitnt dead:
ing to recovery Of 1 bay gelding, biS2SftksA,
on right shoulder, white & feet and star, ~
last sean shod forward and had halter on.
SAM OMDAHL. Gladstone, N: d, 7.19tf
The Dickinson press., 1907-07-20

paid for return Of / bay
on left shoulder. Wore
never slip shoes in front.
MEYER, Dickinson.
7.10.4p,
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In County Court, before Hon. John van der
In the matter OF the estate OF Knuud knud-
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- EEaNaH Z. - 4. 80. q h
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4 ARTHUR CHRISTOFFERSON.I
Notary Public. Ramsey County. MINI.
My commission expires March 27th, 1903. 7-6 st
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05
CAUGHT WITH
DEC0Y LETTER
sUPERiNTENDENT OF DELIVERY
IN DAVENPORT PosToFFIcE
TAMPERED REGISTERED MAIL
ARRESTED, HE LATER SUI
clDEs.

Davenport. Iowa, Oct. 4.-The ar
rest aud suicide of James X. Farranl,
superintendent of delivery at the Da-
venport postoffice. this morning, Gre
ated sensation. He was charged
with opening registered mail. Thefts
from the mail at the Davenport post
Office have puzzled the authorities for
several years Detectives have been
working on the case for the past
month and claim to have caught Far
rand with decoy letters and to have a
plain case against him. Farrand was
bound over to the federal grand jury
this morning. He gave bail and was
found In bed later having suffocatei
himself with chloroform.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05
MOFfETT FAILS
TO MAKE GOOD
HIS STATEMENTS PRINTED IN
PAMPHLETS IN WHICH HE
SAID STANDARD WAS NOT
ONLY MALEFACTOR.

Chicago. Oct. 4.-The grand jury be-
fore which James A. Moffett of the
Standard Oil company of Indianapolis
was recently called to afford him an
opportunity to substantiate the state
ments made over his name in pam
phlets which havo been circulated
throughout the country, reported to
Judge Landis today that President
Moffett had not only failed to uphold
the statements TO which the Jury was
instructed to call the attention of
President Mofiett as follows;
Thousands of tons of freight have
been shipped from these points,
Whiting. Ind. Pullman. Hegiswitcn
South Chicago. ILL.,. during the past
fifteen years under the same circum-
stances as the Stardard shipments.
aud If the Standard is guilty In this
case so is practically every shipper in
this great manufacturing territory. Is
there a purpose in selecting the Stand
ard as the victim?'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05
MANY REFUSE I
TO SIGN BOND
FOR MISS GENTRY. ACCUSED or
CONSPIRACY IN THE POWERS
CASE.
Indicted Woman Saved From Cell
by Her Mother--Deciares the
kentuckian innocent Of
Crime.

Lexington, Ky, October A. Miss
Jennie Gentry CT this city, accrsed oi
having consplred to secure periurcd
testimony to be used at the next trial
OF Caleb Powers, was arrested here
today by Deputy Sheriff Ben Frcek!
man, Of this city. Efforts wero made
In the forenoon TO get a bondsman for
$1,000 bail. fixed in her case. but moro
than dozen persons declined. among
them her brothers. Miss Gentry hal
despaired of finding sureties and had
dressed togo to Frankfort. to be
placed In jail, when Thomas Adams
and Mrs. Gentry, her mother, signed
her bond and she was released.
Il have nothing to be ashamed e."
said Miss Gentry, for I did nothing
but carry few letters from Mr. Pow
ers to convict in the penitentiary.
II dls0beyed the law III doing what
did then am surroy fol 1t, because
| had no intention of committing any
offense.
4 am greatly Interested in Mr..
Powers. for | know he is innocent,
and is being malicously prosecuted.
] first met MI. Powers when my
brother, Morgan Gentry was the iail-
er Of this county. | have been In
terested In his case since Ihat time
and think he ought To be given, fair
trial and an opportunity to prove his
innocense.a
Miss Gentry was greatly provoked
when her brothers declined to 20 on
her bond for although she Ia exceed
ingly mortified at the notoriety that
she has been given III the case, never
thefess she dfd not tIlmk tnat they
would permit her to go to jail.
The Gentry family Is widely known
in this city and throughout Central
Miss Gentry Is strikingly
pretty She is plump blonde, with
smiling countenance. and looks TO BE-
the very person who would aid ANY
one in misfortune. She says she
will be cleared Of the charge against
ler, and still hopes to be able to do
that win aid Powers In
proving his innocence.
Miss Gentry Is not sisterin law or
Morgan Gentry, the wellknown poll
ician, as has been reported, but Is
sister In blood. She was formerly the
wife of Chester Green, a travelling
salesman for the John Church Piano
company of Cincinnati, but was di
gorced from him. and her maiden
lame was restored.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05
Makes Strongest Speech Of the
Series For River Improvement,
The Control Of Commerce,
Public Lands, Etc.
Gov. Deneen And Gov. Cummins Advocate Lakes
To Gulf Route--WouId Eliminate Local
interests And All Log Roll
ing Tactics

Memphis, Oct A.--hIuch enthusias-
tic shouting Of the slogan of the deep
waterway movement Memphis this
afternoon threw open her gates to
President Roosevelt, a score of gov
crnors and many other distinguished
men Of the Mississippi valley Dur
ms the procession from the wharf to
the auditorium the president was con
tinutlly cheerod. The city was wav-
ing mass of color and despite the
lively downpour of rain, the streets
We're jainmed with people aud the
president bowed repeatedly. The
president was introduced to the great
audience at the auditorium by Cover
nor Malcolm Patterson. He departed
from his printed speech on several in
stances. Speaking of the Confederate
guard of honor which escorted him i'll
the parade he said 1t was touching
sight to see these old Confederate
veterans carrying the flag of this
great union. III any one wanted to
know how they would fight for that
flag let him ask the boys in blue how
they fought against it. He said with
emphasis that he was as much the
president of the South as of the North
and was devoted to its interests. He
said he was half Southerner and
when he told of two or three OF his
uncles having worn grey he was tre-
mendously applauded. Speaking Of
the deep water channel from the
Gulf to the Great Lakes President
Roosevelt said he favored the rapid
Improvement OF the Mississippi river.
Like Davy Crockett, the great
Tennesseean" he said, Il favor his
motto, be sure you are right, then
20 ahead and this deey water prob
lem is almost up to the go-ahead
stage, but we must be sure about it.
He urged the people to disregard
party lines in all purely national
matters. In connection with his dis
cussion of corporations the president
said his experience in the past few
years had brought him to the point of
feeling a sincere sympathy for certain
gentlemen who are cast into a frenzy
by the most common sense remarks.
Il had come to the point where re-
mark of his. that honesty is the best
policv is liable to lead to a run on |
the banks. He did not want to pun
ish any one except the wrongdoer.
but he would punish the wrongdoer
who Is poor as freely as the one who
is rich.
When the president closed his ad-
dress he was driven rapidly to his
train at the Missouri Pacific station
and departed at seven o'clock for
Lake Providence. La, for his hunting
trip.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05
HAz|NG At ANN
ARBOR ACTIVE
soPHoMoREs TAKE FORMER
MAYOR DUMMIES SON AND
la MAKE HIM PEEL ONIONS
THEN PAINT HIM UP.

Ann Arbor Mich, Oct 4.--"Dicky"
Dunno younger son OF the ex- Mayor
Of Chicago, knows what II is to ba 4
freshman. Although he has been N
resident Of Ann Arbor less than two
weeks. he has learned much.
The last week has been an eventful
one In the lives Of the under class
men. who havo been out nightly az.
tempting TO capture and chast ise
membcrs Of the opposite class. This
morning about o'clock a crowd .of
sophomores found reward for ain all
might vigil BY running upon a small
iroterie of fiTst year sssens ansong
whom was the son of chicagos form.
e.' mayor.
"Dicky" was recognized and elabor-
ate preparations were made for his
entertainment. He was hurriedly es-
corted to a Hamburg wagon. where
he was given the task of peeling and
slicing onions.
He labored assiduously for about
two hours with the tears. not baby
tears--for the youngster was plucky
streaming down his cheeks.
When his captors had watched him
do the onion peeling stunt" for a
long time they stripped
him to the waist and painted on his
chest in huge letters Dunno by
1910 They removed his shoes anil
IL
that was being utilized In putting no
their posters, and gave his over TO a
When he was finally released. after
having accepted "all that was com
ing to him" most gracefully, he run to
the Phi Kappa Pei fraternity house.
of which he is a member. as fast as
he could induce his bare feet to carry
him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05
IS STILL AFTER
FLYING ROLLERS
STATE or MICHIGAN WARNS
LEADERS or cuLT-TRANs-
FER or PROPERTY TO PuR-
NELL NO PROTECTION.

ST. Joseph, Mich, Oct Although
Benjamin Purneil, leader OF the ny
ing rollergR haa succeeded Iii obtain
Ing hold of the property aud
finances III the colony over which he
rifles, although he now owns their
land, thtir bank account, aud al
though the society has been formally
dissolved. III not vet safe from the
attacks of the attorney generals AN
pertinent, which several weeks ago
began an investigation.
The stntn officials warned the lead
efs fhaf nrfifn was 10 be t1x4n.
against them because they had vfo.
latedt he charter which they held anil
under the disguise OF church had
engaged III mercantile business, The
attorneys for the colony Immediately
hurried to fle new bylaws in which
they called the colony a s0ci ty In
stead OF a church, but the state tifi.
cials refused to accept 1t and the lead
ers were thus forced TO find some
other loophole OF escape
benjamin and Mary believed they
had fc.nd 1t when they acquired csn-
troll OF the colony's property. but II
seems that they are again TO be dis
appointed. When Deputy Attorney
General Chase was Informed today Of
the new developments, he said.
III Purnell thinks that he car cyade
the law by discharging his old
charter and taking the colonists nm
der his own wing he Is mistaken, and
we hope to be able to prove this to
him soon. Any colony which divides
families, which takes children away
from their parents. cannot lawfully
live in this state. and IL we cannot
attack them In one way we can in an
ether II possible we shoud like to
bring a criminal charge against the
leaders. but we lack the evidence.
benjamin and Mary might as well
know now as any time that the state
officials are determined to break up
his gathering ] am satisfied that
Benjamin and his colony viii not re-
main In Michigan long"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05
.BUFFAl 0ES WILL BE
SENT To OKLAHOMA

New York. Oct. Prank Rush. the
Western cowboy naturalist. Is expect
a here today to take charge OF the
herd of Buffalo at the Now York
Geological gardens. which viii be
sent to the Wichita National Forest
in Oklahoma and be kept Ia an 5000
acre park which Is In readiness for
them.
Congress Included in the agricui-
trral appropriation act for the fiscal
year the money for the construction
OF a fence and pasture for the herd.
which has been presented to the gov
eminent by the NeT York Geological
society. The fence Is complete. and
It is expected that within the next 10
DAYS the animals will again be roam
ing In the Western wilds.
Mr.. Rush. who has spent practic-
ally all OF his life in the West. Is ex-
perienced In the handling of bunaio,
and for several years cared for fine
berd belonging to Edward Newins of
southern Kansas. This experience.
tesether with his work in eowpunch-
ing and general knowledge Of West
orr conditions. caused his selection
ax keeper of this herd.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05
CHICAGO PLUNCER
BROKE MANS SKULL

Cincinnati o., Oct. 4.--Daniel Muir
ply. the proprietor of cafe on Vine
street, who IL known to travelling
men all over the country is In ser
ious condition because OF an attack
made upon him by John j. Ryan. the
Chicago turfman and plunger. who is
also widely known because OF his
former connection with "get-rich-
quick" concerns. In an alteration at
the Standard Theater cafe Ryan
smashed a bottle over Murphy's head
and fractured the skull. Tonight
Murphy was reported In nextreme-
ly critical condition. Ryan has not
been arrested.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05
AN ORDER or THE PRESIDENT
SUSPENDS STEAMERS MASTER
Order is Peremptory and Bastd Upon Mis-
conduct Of Serious Nature Which
Endangered Presidential Fleet.

Evansville, Ind, Oct. limited
States Inspector OF Hnlls Williams for
the local port this afternoon received
a telegram signed by President Roose,
welt directing that the license for the
steamer Fred Hartwes, carrying the
Pittsburg delegation In the present
river trip be Immediately suspended.
The telegram follows:
Memphis, Tenn, on board y. 81 y.
Mississippi. Supervising Inspector uf
Vessels, Evansville. Ind
4 direct that tho license OF the
or whoever is responsible for
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05
AMBASSADOR TOWER
WANTS TO RETIRE

Berlin, Oct. 4.-Ambassador Tower
has written President Roosevelt ask
ing that he be permitted to retire
from diplomatic service next spring.
Mr.. Towers reasons are supposed to
be that, having been abroad for near
ly eleven years. he desired again to
live in his own country. in order TO
have a home there for his sons who
are now nearly ready TO go to Har
ward college.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05
PENNSYLVANIA DAY.

Norfolk. Va. Oct 4sAG0~ernor
Stuart and a party Of 200 visitors from
Pennsylvania. including many Of the
state officials. were present today al
the celebration OF Pennsylvania Day
at the jamestown exposition Exer-
eises were held in the auditorium.
with addresses Of welcome by Presi-
dent Tucker Of the exposition and
Governor Swanson Of Virginia Lieu
tenant Governor Robert S. Murphy o.
Pennsylvania delivered the Grafton Of
the day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05
MOTION To DISSOLVE
GOULD PROPERTIES

jefferson City. Mo. Oct 4.-Attor-
ney General HALEY announced today
that he would next Tuesday. when the
supreme court meets. file a motion
for Judgment by default against the
Missouri Pacific railroad. the Wabash
railroad. Iron Mountain railroad. Paci-
nc Express company and the Ameri-
can Refrigerator Transit company for
failure to answer 10 the quo warranto
Proceedings brought by him to dis
solve the me5yer and joint ownership
Of these properties by the Goulds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05


survey made BY United States engi
neors has shown the feasibility OF
Ians for the development of deer
waterway from Chicago to st. Loris
end estimated its cost at S3i 900 900
The Importance Of this situation
arises from the fact that betwee n
these two cities lies the passageway
iof all the east and west land traffic
luf the country. Here also IN the line
sof primary markets, where commodi-
ties are assembled in warehouses and
held for future delivery. This section
of the water route is therefore Pc
culiarly fitted for great commercial
entrepot Hence the Importance OF
1 furnishing at this point the very best
facilities for the handling and distri-
button of traffic, which should here
haye every opportunity of going for.
ward either by rail or water as best
suits prevailing transportation condi.
! tions and the character of the
| freight"
After discussing other economic
reasons for constructing waterway
entering chiefly upon rail and water
transportation problems, the governor
cited benefits that would accrue to
Illinois from its construction and con-
cluded his remarks as follows;
1T is to be further presumed that
certain features in the development
of our waterways will be found to be
local in character, and others to be
Of special concern to individual
states. For their development, un-
win be matured by which all inter
csts, corporate, local, state and ma
tional, can cooperate to bring about
the widest possible benefits, local and
general. In such a policy of cooper
alton, the state of Illinois would be at
the front Eighteen years ago, by
statute, she contributed the then
prospective, now actual. Chicago
Drainage canal to the Federal gov
eminent as part of the lakes and
gulf waterway; and her interest in a
commercial waterway system for the
country is maintained today. Legisla-
tion is now pending before the gen.
eral assembly of Illinois regarding
the waterway question. Some of the
proposition which will be presented
to the next general assembly go so
far in the line of cooperation with
the Federal government as TO suggest
the creation Of locks and pools and
the development of water power at
state expense and under state owner
ship. the profit therefrom to be for
ever reserved for use as a fund for
waterway deyeiopment.
iIIinpis Unseifish.
Illinois proposes to take out of her
particular section of this waterway
route every feature which can be con-
strue as local or of special profit to
the state of Illinois, and leave for
Federal consideration only such fea
lures as are unquestionably of con-
cern to every section alike. The re-
suit of this policy will be that the
contribution which Illinois and
various Illinois state agencies can af-
ford to make to the development of a 4
waterway system. on account of the
special benefits and equities which /
she will secure will amount to more
than two-thirds of the cost of the
deep waterway between Lake Michi.i
gan at Chicago and the Mississipf<I
river at st. Louis. Could any one asE
more of Illinois and are other Sec
ticns prepared to do likewise?'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05

the Fred Hartweg during the present
voyage, be suspended at once for
ninety days. wish this done by tee
graph wherever the boat Is. II such
proceeding Is possible. Col. Sears
can give you the details OF tine mis-.
conduct which has been OF serious
nature and which might at any tima
have caused an accident 90 this boat
as well as to other boats.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
tSteamer liartweg's home port Is
Cairo and 1t is inspected at Evans
viIlc.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05
MISS0URFS OIL SUIT
SET FOR 0CTOCER %

Jefferson City, Mo. Oct at was
announced today that the Standard
oil company custer suit has been
set for hearing before the supreme
court en- banc on October %. The
case II to be argued on the report Of
special commission. which Is al
legged 10 have found illegal combina-
tion Of the STANDARD. waters-Pierce
Oil company. and the Republic Oil
company. and an exception fled by
the companies to the report.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05
COTTON SHIPPING
BUSINESS TIED UP

New Orleans, Oct. 4.-The immense
cotton shipping business OF this port
was tied up at six O'Clock tonight by
strike OF 5000 members OF the deck
bend and cotton handlers union. The
immediate cause Of the strike was
ther efusal of 1.25O screwmen to load
more than lG) bales per day. working
in gangs OF FIVE. The steamship
agents demand that 200 bales be
slowed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05
CONVENTION OPENS
First Session Taken Up With organi'
zation and Addresses.

Memphis. Oct. 4.-Today's session
of the Lakes to the Gulf Deep Water
way association was taken up with
organization and speeches. Besides
the address of President Roosevelt
W. X. Kavanugh of ST. Louis. Lyman
w. Cooley of Chicago, and Congress
man Joseph E. Rensdell of Louisiana,
delivered speeches. Mr.. Ransdeii,
who is president OF the National
Rivers and Harbors congress, said
that deep channel was necessary but
the only way to get it is to build MP
a wise and generous national policy
of public Improvements which VIII
develop to the utmost capacity all our
waterways on the seaboard. on the
lakes and in the interior.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05
GOVERNOR DENEEN
Would Eliminate Local Interest and
Loo Rolling Tactics From River
fv,nroven,ent

Governor Deneen declared Illinois
"a be the natural site through which
would pass the central link OF the
cortinpntai waterway and that this
waterway "would extend its benefits
NOT only 10 the middle states and the
vest but to Ohio. Pennsylvania. New
York. New England. to the eastern
seaboard Of the country and to our
Canadian neighb0rs.~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05
CUT OFF BY STORMS.

Paris. Oct. 4-Heavy storms in the
southwest Of Frarse have cut OF tele-
graphic and telephone eommuniea-
tion With the coast OF Gaseony. Con
siderable damage has been done at
bordeaux.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05
FOE OF ART IMPRISONED.

Paris. oct 4.-yalentine Cotrei.
woman OF Ronen. vas today sen
q need 10 SIX months Imprisonment
soi mutfiating Jean Arguste Ingres
r.fctare, Plus VIII in the Sistine
Chapel" in the Louvre. As was r.
ported some time aga. she said Il was
wicked 10 spend money Cor an While
the people we're starving
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05
III. Only Irus Glory.

True glory consists IN doing what
deserves a place in history; writing
what deserves TO be read: snd in so
living as 90 make the world happier
and better for cur living in it-ThO-
rean-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05
GOVERNOR cUmMINs
LEGAL interest Should Yield to the
General Demand-lllinois Will
Be Generous.

The undertaking is so great that il
will not be adequately entered upon
or intelligentIy carried out until the
people are aroused. their Judgment
convinced. and their desires recorded.
When The majestic voice OF the voter
is heard. then, and not till then. viii
there be a deep waterway from the
Lakes to the Gulf. from St Paul to
New Orleans.
We who have believed in these
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05

PICK YOUR MEDIUMS carefully
and let your advertising talk come
straight from the heart. Have. some.
thlng new to say; Il pays
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05

lConeIaded on second Pagel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-05

JAMES GORDON sENNErT snes
said Get something to tsij and thsn
tell 4 ~ the tlms." psrsIstency ID
one Of the great points - advtrtisinG.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-09-24

All trains arrive 1T and depnm ffosn Renn
syivania Railroad Passenger station. #aSHs.
ington, ID C... where eooneezjpn Is mazda To-
and from Baltimore. PhIIadelphia and Hs@
York.
For Map Folders. Thr0ueb IiekeL Hates
etc, apply to nearest agent 81 willie 20
q. II. ACKERI. VIee Rrest AID R3en4 Nk'x.
5. II HAkDWICK, passenKer TfAlise Il Il q
". n. TAYLOR, Geu. Rase. ARenf
L. y. BROWN. 0eueral Agent.
W4ehfu0f0m II n 3
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-09-24
Southern Railway.
sCHEDULE

BETwhEEW AsH1NaToN ALEXANDRIA, STRAa-
BURG AND HAnRisoNnunG.
Effective May 5, 1901.
N. 3. Following Schedule figures are pub-
lished only as Information aud nfe not guar
aufted.
Grains Nos. 40 and IS daily, trains Noe als,
pa. 3is, an, week days.)
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-09-24

Warning.

Notice 10 hereby gssen to fhs public tbeE
the lacking or placing 10 hny fAuoef 1f
ssgns OF advertisements Of &bc poles y lie
jefferson County Telephone C0i6paa4 4 I1f
allowed Parties dikfex4xdsnx this Hof1es
VIII Re punished n3sdef lie saw
JEFFERSON COUNTY TkENRIi ON n
q. J. 4AxnIxo. 1ansl MnnAxkf.
Oct. 8f-~ff