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pgoup PENNsYLyANIA:
A Republican Convention that starts the
Parry once More ON the Head 10 We
tory.

A Republican Convention that starts tlie
Parry once More on the Head 10 VIE
tory,
Philadelphia FrVti.
All in all, the State Convention hiss
made the most o! its opportunity. It has
fortunately and skllliully avoided i.s pertls,
and has happily struck the best results
among its several possibilities. It has
nominated u strong ticket alter free con-
test On = provocative platform, and hse
Ehown that Republican Convention mas
llB best leadership Ia the general sense and
spirit Of the Republican muses..
The SilnpIs history Of the asaembIage u
the revelation ard proof oil the new regime
II IL u new thing In Pennsylvania l9i y
Republican Convention otake hall dSzen
ballots amoDg dCz.n Candidates Tor shlte
Treasurer, and u witness similar coolest
for Auditor General. Tbs past has seen
the bOssea order and the Conventions SIN.
ply register. Tie loug and animated pH'
good.humored struggle oil yesterday en-
phisiEeS Tie ems ucipatiou oil tho party Anu
marks the advance VI popular rule. 1he
Republicans o. the State now Oreatne y
ireer atmosphere and haveN higher ihspf4'
tlon.
The ticket Is as iudiciouB and strong a
any that coulu no named. There arc rtfls
olB for believing il the most fortunate com y
binntion thEf could hs made. Ilmel>
warnings, WIFE raunsOlS and the genera
good sense Of the delegates saved the Son
vention FROM mistakes that threatened uAH
I
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PERSONAL,


Cardinal Manning is % years old, ant
became Catholic when he was 10 year,
old.
General Hancock ia called the master
spirit oithe defense oil Gettysburg by the
Count Of Paris.
Prssldentelect Smith, Of Trinity College,
Hartford, Conn, will receive u salary Of
5000 year aud house.
Mr.. Blaine has large portrait Of Gar.
field hanging conspicuously in the hall OF
his new Washington house.
1t is stated that a movement Is on loot to
restore the birthplace Of Daniel O'COnnell,
which has beena dilapidatSd ruin Tor many
years.
The venerable mother Of General Sheri-
dan still lives 10 the same house in Perry,
Somerset county, Ohio, In which he was
born. She is now eghty.thres yeArS Of age.
Ex-Governor KirkwoOd, Of Iowa, says
that hG cannot support on tho stump OF
vote for the Republican nominee Tor So
preme Judge. Its MIR. Klrkwood'B opin.
ion that Judge Day should have been nom
mated, and that his defeat for The reasoH
that he voted against the coustitutisnalilS
Of the ptohi0itOry amendment was mis-.
take. Ab this decision 10 bolt part Of the
ticket would embaEaaI him, 1t Is doubtful
i N" Ex-Governor appears on the stump
thIyear. -.
Senator McDonald's private lilo Is a very
happy one. His home in indianapolis Il
emtnently respectable but not fashionable
Here he enteItainS with Ol1.iashioned hos
pitAlity, one Of his habits being to give a
reception to each State Legislature, which
isreSulArly looked lntwrd to rs a feature
Of the session. He has been married twice,
and has had thr69 sous and ono daughter
by his first wife. VI these two sons sur.
vlye, Oue Of whom IL unfortunately deforIn.
ed. Last winter Senator Mcdonald mar
RED Miss Bernard, y lady in middle life.
He Is 4 member Of the Second PrOsbyte-
rian Church Of indianapolis, and Is lib
eral contributor to all religious objects.
Ex-senator Wallace, Of Pennsylvania, Il |
said 10 aspire to the next Democratic nomi |
nation to the Presidency. Daring the
time that he has been IN piFatO ITO he |
has carefully rebuilt his iiltuna and Il
now thought TO 10 worth 5000 900, He
has also cemeuted aud strengthened his
influence with his parry. lie has sup
ported Governor Pattisln only 30 FAR as II
served his own purposes, and hAslet Il be
known distinctly that he did not intend to
be overwhelmed by any upsiart leaders
In the Democratic party. Ithas been re.
marked that his influence with the Demo
cratic member OF the Legislature Is much
greater than Pattison'A Mr.. WEllace's
plans have been quietly Int khrewdly laid,
and whoever lmagnes that the ex-senator
Is dead politically may tnd out bis mistake
when Ii 10 too late. = pr
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sAO1ut. llkC0rdl butpel'
Publications have occurred In the Republi
can counties OF Clarke and frumbull. 10
both int 1ncsS the de!Aullera we're sent 70 t9e
penltGniiary. In Richland county htpuo'
iican treasurer dCiauliHd. But ~ thS lhLGt
instances named the bondsineu OF the ~ PuII
lican officials made good tho deficiency anu
the taxpayers suffered no loss
There il nothing like giving the rascali
their deseris-"Let no guilty man escape
Harper'I Weekly, Republican newspaper
without sympathy for machine politics, an
early and persistent advocate Of civil ser
vice reform, reCitcs with an approving
smile the following touching incident
which we trust will give no oiIense to any
rascal who wants to get in:
whats thAt?' said a Republican. "Turn
the FASeAls outy Why, cerEuly. They were
turned out twenty-five years ago, when they
had knocked the bottom out OF tho Treasury
sent the navy to the ends OF ths earth, anu,
could the last Democratic Secretary OF WAI
have had bis way, would have sent The army
to Join IL TIE TasiAls were veIy sllectuAllS
turned out, and they'll have to AErnggle hard
to get In again u. u.
So that It seems that the fun isn't likely
TO be jug.handled or to lag for lack Of in.
terest In the proceedings WeAre going to
be very good,natured, Of course, but a
Roland for an Oliver is always in order,
and when the people come to think it all
over, to recall what the rascals who want
to get in did when they were in, also how
hungry and desperate they arc, who be-
lieves that they will help to turn the rus
Gals I'M? ,. t.-. -nrr' ss u.
While We are on this sdbjsct Of rAscalS,
proposed by the Democratic party for dis
cuSsion, may we not take hint from that
Railroad President who asked candidate
for a conductors place, "got q diamond
pinH" " a gold wstch?"" brick house?"-
"well you'll dove can't aiIOrd to begin at
first principles every time"
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TEALnE1, moUsE EIPE.
Hew the Poor Of New York are Packed
I'm Hut MeatAan-lsi,tfaIH .an..

Hew the Poor Of New York are Packed
In Hpt WeAiA0r-PliifaI Scenes.
!Str York Ne
One oil tae districts for which no iuspec-
tor has YET been appointed Is that part Of
the city bouuded by Canal street, the
Bowery, Chatham street, Park Row, and
Broadway In thi, district are included
The Five Points and the lower parts Of
Mulberry, Baxter and Mott streets, where
the number Of inhabitants to the cubic
i,ot OF hone room Is greater than In any
other part,ci the city. A reporter Of the
Ersaing ~ made preliminary investiGa.
don Of a humber Of the houses in this dis
trict this morning, and judging from what
no saw - this brief visit, Il 10 safe 10
say that tle inspector who Is assigned 10
this spot VII find his task by no means an
tRsy one. Eiging his way slowly between
he groups Of Italians which filed tho side.
walks on byth sides OF Mulberry street, DO.
tween PAX and Bayart streets, the fist
house vlslld was on the west side Of the
street, I'll Clt halfway In OF the block,
This hou9 was a three and a.hali story
building, thiCh was evidently built when
The neigh lFllood was more fashionable
than 1t nur Is. On the first floor there Il
4 HObraw| butcher store, while all the rest
Of the budding Is rented out to families
who arc khie1y Jews.
The sttirs leading from floor 10 floor have
, turn about half way between each floor,
md from, aach Of the landings thus formed
short, step flight Of stairR leads 10 suit
Il rooms IL q rear building. The occupant
II one OF these rear abodes, which consist.
u Of two rooms, said: u have not seen
NV Of the tenement house inspection 70,
lay, but wish, II they can give me any as.
lstaucc, they would come soon, or fear
nv child win de-" Entering the room at
he request Of the mother, the reporter
ound in A rear room, which Was lighted
md ventilated only by means Of the door.
md a small window near the cell.
M, both opening into the N .in
o0m, a little girl who seemed 10 be
bout three years Of age Her mother
aid, however, that che was sig years old
md was the only one abe had Of . family
L Eve children. "she was well enough, .
he said, "uptil last week, but the hot
rsathsr seemed 10 take away all her
.reuVth, and she has been growing yorsO
nd Worse every day since last Thursday |
he little ons was partly asleep, and tossed |
D and fro on the bed In tho hot, close At. |
noSnhare. mailing sleepy efforts 10 drive
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A sYarpsIUn or AnARPs
DIscusSinI the weight Of Taugiefoot II
Individual Drink'.

DlhcuAktnIIne WtlEut 81 Ahukicioot ~
indiridunI Drink.
Cerda9d IA.
Aired nosd man, a bald headed man ant
a man via boil on the back part Of hl
neck were gathered together in JUSTICE
office yesstday afternoon. A repOtte
happened drop in when the red noset
man was nyius:
"As fol aysci! I'm usually in the habi
Of taking Out a two ounce slug Of whisk,
for n dri4 b.
"NoW, f,ouel," said the man who wa
cultiva,iIs the boil, ~ have frequent!
drank wiz you and ] am free to say yot
never tool nOrO'E an ounce and half, an
most gin billy one ounce"
How flhey weigh whiskyf" asked th'
red.nosed nan.
"TweIyt ounces TO the pound" said th,
baId.he1d. h man quickly, but with somt
lack Of confidence in his tone.
"Now, liCe," said the man with tht
boil, Wild Ntned TO he somewhat Of m
authority you see, twelve ounces 10 the
pound is gfoy weight, WHICH Is only used
for gold d d silver. The sixteen solid oun'
ces 60 to ie whisky"
But" ntsijecled the red.nosed man
"l'm col | lake two solid Dances to q
drink"
mo, q onel," continued the man with
the stiff nrk, whisky goes about eight
ounces ID Ae hRlf.pint, and you'll aCknowl.
edge that half a pin,'s a coed drink apiece
for six pefonS."
THAT'S 4" said tho other, reaectiyely.
swell, NSen there are eight ounces 10
the half r lat, there's sixteen ounces 10 the
quart, or . ounces to the gallon. At ten
cents 3 is you see, whisky OF this rate
would reti Tor over SIC a gallon. 1t only
costs who bale s. rs? 50 a gallon, 90 the
profit md no pretty big. A man may
rarely Ia /. an ounce and half or two
ounces to the drink, but It's pretty early In
the day. When the shaddefs begin to fall
he seldom ,lkus as much as az ounce at q
lime.
This seemed 10 convince the Others, and
at the invitation oithe red.nosed man the
party abjotrned for practical demonstrI.
lion Of tho ubiec'.
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A nILLIntlIEE Co.L orEgAroR.
Death OF gob,rI flare Powell, n Penny I.
,uKa ploneNF.

PAtlad,phhPrb
Robert LID q Powell, Of this city, the ex-
tsusiye coal tpera.or and iron manuactur.
er, died at Sa1ton, Bedford county, on
Monday evtninE at halI.past I o'clock.
Death was ct.ri by an attack Of vertigo,
brought on h. the excessive heat and over.
work. TIE deceased was a son Of Colonel
John Haze bowel, and was born October
10. 1926, nj IL old Powelton mansion In
West Philadelphia, then considered one
Of The most beautiful country seats In this
section Of ,1.e State. Mr.. Powell was one
Of the iirst Operators In bituminous coal In
PennsylvarI4, and was the owner OF the
Sterling Mile, from which for long term
Of wears he annual shipments have
reached nkarly million tons. He also
Ind coal mines in Clarified county
and on BrotL Top, in Huntington county,
besides bell 4 the owher oil iron mines and
many thoullsdS Of acres Of mineral lands.
OF late yeah however, Dir. Powell confined
himself TO d. manufacturing interests, the
coal department being in charge Of his
partners, R,Oert Hare Powell, Jr, and
John q. fadley. Last year Mr.. Powell
completed an immense iron furnace al
Saxon, cd the Huntingdon and Broad
Top Rhilr1li after many trials and tribu.
Iations, ant Tue work was "blown In" on
the owned. birthday. Tho cost OF the
works, whta completely finished. will ex.
coed half million dollars, and they will
give empl9 nent TO 800 men.
Mr.. Fowl was the tirst TO develop the
Broad TOT coal region, after which he
went to Garfield and opened up mines
there whenthe industry was In It's infancy
| in that loGsity. II is estimated that nearly
| 10, OOO pefons are dependent in one way
or anothA upon the various enterprises
originated BY ilE. Powell. He was a re-
mafkable lctive business man, and In
later years Eas quite as energetic as In the
earlier dlN Vi his business career The
estate left by the deceased is supposed TO
possess u VII, Of 81, 100000.
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pnRcELL Ann cAmrnELL.
The Growth OF Religion Iu tho ohio
Valley.

Ha'p1'I Weekly.
Protestantism has grown rapidly in the
States which cover the Ohio Valley, but
Romanlsm has also advanced with prodi-
gious strides. In 1888 there was but one
Roman Catholic Church in Cincinnati. The
diocese Of Cleveland was set of in 1877,
and the diocese Of Columbus in 1908. There
are now in Hamilton county alone seventy
one Catholic Churches; the archdiocese,
Notwithstanding It's losses Of territory, con-
taius 1856 churches and chapels, 2l3 priests,
/ ,206 persons under monastic vows, and q
Catholic population Of 10000. 1t is a fact
strongly Illustrative Of Catholic methods OF
growth that the so.caled religious" who
have taken VOWS, number one to every l0l
OF the Church population oil all ages in the
diocese. Through the energetic efforts Of
the Archbishop, Homes, 0rphAnages, and
Pro,ectories were founded; parochial schools
were established 10 the number Of eighty,
providing for over $4,000 pupils. 1t was
MS purpose TO place Catholicism, at this
great centre Of Western life, in the very
front rank, and he spared neither labor nor
money for the accomplishment Of his object.
In his earlier lille Archbishop Pur-
cell, was keen controveBialist. His most
famous debate was that with Alexander
Campbell, the founder Of the Church Of
the Disciples, on the "Iniallibilily Of the
Church Of Rome" Campbell was Ike him.
ssli, an lrishman-an Irish Presbyterian
by birth, one OF the race who have for
several centuries been sternly and relent-
Iessly hostile to the claims OF Roman:
ism, He was born DICTATOR, and lived
all his days in an atmosphere Of contro'
yersy. The discussion between the two
champions lasted for several days, during
the year 1886. The period was one oil
theological ferment ali through the West.
Indeed, the only knightserrant ever
known there were the knights'errant Of
doctrine, their tournaments were held In
school.houses, town halls, and groves, and
were attended by hundreds and sometimes
thousands oil admiriug backwoodsmen.
This passion for controversy was a symp-
tom OF advancing civilization; the rough
antasonisms Of the frontier had been turn.
ed into the channel Of theological rolemics.
The report Of this debate was afterwards
published in volume.
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Asst. LOUIS doctor asserts that an old
fellow living on the Missouri State line,
who claims 10 be q root Doctor" has
three medicines In his dispenSatory which
be names respectively: "HibobGlorum,p
"Lobobabirum,h and "HiIobustem." One
Is q cathartic, another an emetic, and the
last frank pIxen," which will bust bis
patients. He makes the fpt by peeline
The bark downward, the second by peeling
1t upward, and the last by peeling t
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"Yn, remarked Fogg, there can be nj
doubt Of II. Young Aybee Ia full Of in
formation. Why, he told me more than
shall ever be able 10 remember. lit trut
that his information all related to one sun
jsct, but he showed himself thoroughly &c
uuaInted with It, and 1t was a pleasure &c
listen to him" "And that subject waE2'
inquired lybee's proud parent "oh,
nOInlug In psricular-only himself" re-
plied PoHg,
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ThcC,uei War Is over.

y. Y Ereaia0 ~.
For the tln. time In many years the Ne
publicaus of Pennsylvania appear mar
monoius." Tie great iratracldal war .
last year see us 10 have ended. At any
rate, tho bos is not on the Held o. actlonl
his hencsnen DO not seem to De agree
upon txe6 programme q their own, an y.
lie delegtief arS 'permitted" 70 vote a
they please. This is new thing, anc
peace is lie couseQuece. 1t will also 10
suit in public rlclory at the polls
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.vav ,hs flies which swarmed over the bed.
The mother said In the uonTse o. iurther
conservation with the reporter: MY nus
hand. myself and this little one 9re tAe
nnly ones who occupy these rooms but IN
many al me other rooms there arc families
Of six, eight, ten, and even a dozen PeoP's
occupying two rooms.
DesIrols Of learning the truth Of this re-
mort the reporter climbed tue ptokSn'
dirty stairway to the top floor Of the pniiu'
Jng, and knocked ut the door Of one oil lhs
font rooms. A voice babe him COME II"
and he entered the room. The room was
about ten feet square and not mnre than
seven feet high. At one side there wssG
cooking stove, In which there was q very
hot FIRE. A woman was washing clothes at
A yasluub, while Eve children, ranging IN
age irom about year 10 eight years OLD,
were playing on the bare floor near the
slngle window which gave light aud air to
Inc room, The woman said: "My hus-
band, myself, these Ave children, and TWO
Others who arc now out at work &C.
cupy these rooms, and besides have
TWO men who board with me. They sleep
In this room with my two boys, who work
lu-AkHnHBE IVA AAAkbAl WnhS 49, 49, 1
sleep In this other room, and she opened
the door OF tho inner room, which had no
exterior window. There were two beds
ranged side by side occupying nearly the
entire floor space Of the room. The odor
from the room rs the door was opened wa.
almost overpowering The reporter asked
how It was possible for seven persons to
sleep in the room, and tho answer was
We have to. On hot nights such as we
had last week we Try to get place on the
roof 10 sleep, and II We are unsuccessful
then we go into the street and sleep on the
stoop or at the edge Of the sidewalk"
Descending tothe street again the repor'
ter met policeman, and asked him
whether II was true that In many OF the
houses in the neighborhood the tenants
accommodated boarders In their limited
quarters. The answer was: " have nj
personal knowledge Of the matter, but an
told, and do not doubt the STORY, that In
every tenement house on this block there
are from one TO hve or six families wht
provide sleeping accommodations FOL
dodgers. Many Of these families are six o.
eight In number, and occupy only two
rooms, yet they furnish accommodation
ior two, three, and sometimes four or hv'
| kann1nr.
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The action Of the Harrisburg Conven-
ton yesterday assures u Republican VIC,
tory in PENNSYLVANIA this fall. OF this iAcs
there Is hapaily no doubt It was the hrst
Republican, Convention which has met In
the Stale for several years without q pre-
crranped plab Of action laid out for 1t to
follow by lie bosses. There was. no
"slate.p and no attempt to crack the boss
whip over the delegates. This IS me nf1
lruit Of the Independent revolt oil last year,
and, while Il may be too soon 70 claim
that the part, HIS been freed entirely from
machine control, 1t Is not too soon 10 re,
cord that lil.t and important step toward
freedom bas been taken.
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NEWPoEr, r l., August II, IssO.-Dssy
BitaI-I am hire trying % breathe In all the
Salt air Of the ocean, and having been SUI.
lefer for more than : year with refractory
liver, I was induced 70 mix Hop Bitter with
the sea gale, and have found tho tIncture Z
glorious result. 80 lhaYe bSOn greatly
helped BY the Bittera, and am not afraid 70
myso. Yours without struggle, JOSH Bn.
LIMOS, In sA~
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"Jusr given my boy Daniel q farm up
near Middletown,' he remarked to friend
whom he met on the Erie train the Other
day. SIS that SO? Well, you do the fair
thing by your boys" "Y.es, l Try TO-"
ais Daniel ambitious?" mo, and thatf
bis only failing. Az an incentive for him
10 buck In and make the chips fly, ] took a
mortgage back on the farm for two-thirds
Ia value. Daniel has TO got TO gitup and
hump, or I'll ioreclose on him."
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Nff F0FE WoFld,
The plain truth is that the great rsyolu
tons which were spcCesslul In Pennsyl,
yania and New York lnstyear, and which
elected Governor Paltison by 10000 pluT,
ality and Governor Cleveland by nearly
100000 majority, have accomplished nc
permanent TesullR
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SAYS the Counir-JOunGl: Keep your
thermometer in the sun II you want figures
that amount 10 ANYTHING.
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VACATION.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

Tho pCTt GCtsion begins aEI'TKHHHR air ~,
Ten sop8nte echooli, including EGhcOl oi ii,,o-ss
and School Of knEllli. Full cOupI1 il iSS *
Medicine extending throughout the Enlon, ID,
Bciynthe Agriculture; Oinpleteiy eQulpus,i chs,Si
lcIll khfAlpfy Thorough oUunrt In EnrirpI ~
Modern languages and literature, TeIi 100 y
cost Necessary expenhea not over SI76, FaTrIt.
Alogu0 and other information Addfris "'Ut
". L. WILSON, Prttldert
ans MohlNnfn,T,t "a u
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Trough on Rats" Gears out rats, mice,
roIches, bed.bugs, files, ants, molts, chip
monks, gopherE loo.
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MARIETTA COLLEGE,
MARIETTA. ONO.

MAKIETTA, OHIO.
BtAbllihrd ~ 1875. Il we'll equipped for N.
best educAliGnbl WOlk. Two courses Of study ~
College and FFpAutnry Department, I,rSiyi5s
young men encouraged by loans, IrhulAGhit,, Al
prize. EXPENSE moderate. Fall tenn I,Tin,
September 7lh. I.N. ASHggNs iHA
lolb President
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-08-31

On left side and AK
on right SIDE Addi-
tional brand, cross on
left loin. Range south
of Cimarron, Indian
Territory.
Pc Medicine Lodge
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Sand Creek & blackberry Pool
John B. Elsea.

p. o. Lodi. Range in
Sand Creek and Hack
berry Pool.
Other brandr WIN on
right side. Horse brand
LII on left hip. 80
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MN and rnil ON either side Some branded . on
stis ami n on lrft hip; crop IN left and undo r
half nrup IN rght some branded ~ on side and
other iot N an lrft .iI-. Another lOt the arrpw
hrind On left hip-plii in each ear.
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$4,000 REWARD.
This Company VIII pay the above reward 70
ny party or parties furnishing information
icaning 10 the arrest and conviction Of any pa -
- OF parties who have violate the stock laws
20 tne detrfment Of this company The shove
so ..Iu viii De paid Tor each and every person
20 arrested and convicted
SPENCER DREW, Managers,
Fl r. o. Box Al DODGE CRY. X -.
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McGrath Bros.

y Anywhere on animal.
Range Sand Creek and
blackberry Pool.
Horse brand same as
cottIn on left hip.
= U Medicine Lodge.
342
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Conanehe Pool Horse brand.

NNMNI NNIN NNNNNN we
Rnd h.r under the
tdL Far o. arlsr i'm
re tupb I'm each ear.
Additional brands
Heart upside doWr
ON V ~ hip.
Par mark. swal
lnw fork IN zach cal
on some cattle.
Auuther llt brand
81 Ifl ON side and