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Ger THE Best
THE CONCORD HARNESS."
THE CONCORD COLLAR
We have on hand large stock Of the Celebrated CON-
CohD HARNESS." Of all kinds and description
at Lowest Prices
- Coupe. Carriage and Road Harness q specially
LJTZ BRO,
Az Pennsylvania Avenue,
Adjoining National Hotel
Trunks and Satcaels IN variety. lowest prices
Every genuine CONCORD HARNESS has makers
0Ains and Isde-naArk stamped on il myA
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III Is true that Minister Morton has leased fine
residence Fifth avenue for five years 1t looks as
II we were likely before long to have a new minis
ter TO France. Mr.. Morton Is now on his way home
and can explain the situation himself In few days
He Is supposed TO be returning, just at this time
In order TO give the republican party helping
hand In the campaign, with a Cabinet portfolio to
his taste in the near future
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-30

John Kelly's endorsement OF Cleveland last night
was in much the strain OF the speaker who na-
rangUed The mob and urged them not TO dig up the
cobole stones OF the pavement that lay so con-
yenientIy near.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-30

Longs Peak. Colorado. has now It's profitable
tragedy Tie thrifty natives OF the White noun
tain region have for many years made good use OF
the Wiley avalanche. an the unfortunate young
Lady who lost her Way and persisted In a storm on
Mount Washington, and now the popular range In
Colorado has an attraction similar to that last
mentioned, as lady amateur climber has died
from exposure on the heights near Denver.
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p 1crUAz Frames. BRAckErs. Sc.

Our steadily increasing trade in Picture Frames
OF the surs signs that efforts to place before you
not alone very large assortment but also everything
that Is pretty and cheap is being appreciated ought
TO be- and we constantly thSlookout to add
patterns TO our stock and discardng the old ones
We can offer this week handsome silk plush Cabinet
Frame at 49c, which sold heretofore at 99c
We offer embroidered silk plush Cabinet Frame
at99c.
We offer handsome s1I0 Gilt Frame at 49c
We offer rich Sxl0 Ebony Frame at ace
We offer gilt SI10 Embossed Frame, with silk plush
. inside complete. at S1.69.
At S9c; we have an immense variety to select from,
either all gilt combination.
we Also have full line of Oak Walnut and Gilt Frames
III all sizes. from exlO to 24x3O, always on hand
We offer very handsome Picture in gilt frame large
size, 22x30, at 81 80
We offer a hne Engraving in oak Frame at 99c
We offer fine and large Oil Painting size 22x36 in
handsome gilt frame, at 81 40
our Large Cromos at 99c. wonder
our assortment OF Ebony and Walnut Brackets Ebony
OAK and Walnut Towel Racks: EBONY, Oak and Wal
nut Book Shelves; Ebony, OAK and Walnut Paper
hacks: Music Stands. Eases. &c, is most complete
at our well known low prices
We also offer line of Ebony Cabinets and Stands
at remarkably low prices.
In connection with the above would call attention
to our low price Ostrich Feather busters at he
2Oc-. 2oc. and 3oc.-cheaper than ever before
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With regard TO rain. small favors a, thankfully
received. and larger ones In proportloa.
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PROFESSIONAL.

1yoOT SUPERINTENDENT EFT BEING RFoUI-
site to health the highest medical surgical iudi-
cia, political, military and naval dnitsries OF this
country representatives IF leading foreign govern
mfnts and thousands of other well known persopsQ.s
visit DIR: WHITE & SON. l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue
Washington. and III North Eutaw street Baltimore for
the requisite treatment of Corns Bunions Inverted
Nails &c. Ihirty-ninth year Of practice. Fee el .
visit sea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-30

IL Is clearly the intention OF the democrats TO
make the tariff "a local issue In this campaign
Whether such policy VIII have better luck than
In 1880 remains to be SEEN In the west and SOUTH
west Cleveland stands for revenue REFORM IN the
east and parts OF the south for Incidental
protection" Extremists like Rurd and Mills on
the side and Randall on the other, are claim
ing that The candidates views are entirely satisfac
tory to them. Such state OF things is bewiider-
lag TO the voter who reads the papers, as most
voters DO nowadays. Gov Cleveland could easily
dispel the confusion that reigns on this subject,
but he contents himself with negations, and advice
the people not to allow their minds TO be seduced
from the paramount Issue OF administrative reform,
as bound up IN his election 10 the presidency, into
any ''paths OF Irrelevant discussion"
Needless OF the proverb, however, that 1t takes
two 70 make fight, the republicans are insisting
that the tariff is the central issue OF the campaign,
and, Nr Blaine personally outlines the contest,
they Will live or die on that issue. such being the
case, IT Is question whether the democrats will be
able decline battle for naction is sometimes the
most positive action Where two are drawn up in
battle array, and one charges the other at certain
point, the attacked general cannot politely decline
20 fight just there the ground that he prefers TO
wage the battle In another part OF the field
The action of Tammany last night must be
very significant Disregarding even the formaNty
Of seeking the cooperation OF other local demo-
Cratic organizations, 1t put In nomination
straight ticket OF Its for city Offices This act
Shows that Tammany is fully aware of It's power
In the present emergency and Is determined to
1t most numerically. Having now nominated
city ticket the younger and subordinate Org MIA
tons must either bow the knee In AFFECT submits
sion or bolt Thus. by q skilful move Tanlmany
has forced her enemies within the party into q
similar dilemma to that ia which the nomination
OF Cleveland put her. II now the Irving Hall and
county democracy, who insisted on Cleyelands
nomination over Ia amany'S protest, refuse to
ratify the Tammany c1ty ticket, the sachems will
have a ready and plausible excuse for knitting
Cleveland In retaliation. Thus Tammany uniteS
her cause with Cleveland's. His success, she
wishes everybody TO understand, IS hers, and She
cannot be slaughtered without dragging down
Cleveland in her ruin.
Naturally this course on her part Is very DIS
pleasing TO the New York newspapers which are
supporting Cleveland. but who bitterly oppose
TaInmany, while the sun thinks the ticket most
excellent one, and the Tribune is quite graciousy
disposed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-30

NJ sILvERBERG CO.,
$3.50 Sl2 eth Street Northwest near Pa Ave
We ARE Still SELLING
FRUIT JARS:
dozen Mascn's Pints for. ...-.............S 81 90
dozen Aason's Quarts for...................l 10
! dozen Nason's Half Gallons for - 80
i dozen Cohancy Half Gallons for.........,...,. I25
SUGAR:
10 lbs. standard c. warranted pure, for. .... 6Oc
~ lbs Standard "A. warranted pure for. Csc
~ lbs Granrhated warranted pure, for ........ roc
io Ids Cut warranted pure, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 75c
We have supply OF Selected Spices second to none
In the country Our Whole Spices are selected stock
thoroughly cleaned while our Ground Spices are from
the same stock, and Guaranteed Absolutely Pure
VINEGAR
As custom at this have taken particu-
lar care to have large supplyof Genuine Cdar Vine
gar for picking purpos
IL exceedingly low in price are Offering tho fol-
lowing Attractive brands:
sllver king. Sterlings
SWprlse. Triumph
IllsburS's Best Golden Hill.
Superlative. &c &c &c
ELPHONZO YOUNGS. Grocer
s3o-4t 42S Ninth street between D and z.
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D1sSEK CANE. CREAM
AND TEA SETS
from the best French and English Manufactories.
Richly Decorated Fancy China and GLASSWARE
Latest novelties in China and Glass from all coun-
tries.
LARGE assortment Of Goods suitable tor Wedding
fresenta
W. BOTELER & son,
IMPORTERS OF CHINA. GLASS SC
se30-6t 9!3 Pennsylvania avenue
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nR- w. 7. PARKER, OF BOSTON MASS
~ Electro Magnet Healer,
DISEASE OF THE EYES SPECIALITY
has returned 10 Washington and ready to receive
patients DIR Parker has wonderful in treating
all chronic diseases without the medicine VIII
visit patients. 324 Cstreet northwest. se27-6ts
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS 'oP
Vl LIFE All business confidential Ladies and Gen.
flemen so each aus between 4th and 5th
streets northwest. hl4-66ws
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4 UERBACHS SEWING MACHINE ROOMS COR
"A ner 9Th and HIaces. invite your atten ton to
large and weli-seiected ~ Sewing Mac hins
now open tOr nation, embracing every variety
And style OF all tie latest rOyenentS and standard
makes II will be TO your Interest to examine stock
aud prices before buying. send postal for our new
Illustrated Catalogue and reduced price OF all the
lead n9 machines. Cal special attention light
ruDnIlg, uoiseiess New American. No : All lf,ds
fnted nd repaired Ciark's best Machine Cotton six
spOols for IS cents.
C. AUERBACH
corner Ith and H.
AEehcy Tor the SaXony Wool German hand Jack
bicJC.c StStklnes anu (T Et-' Jerseys
TA11oR1sG DEp.RrMfxT
stock OF fall and Winter OVEkC0ATISTiS COAT
lNGS, sClIlNGS AND TROW sE. 3, INCiS are now
Ready Respectfully request inspection and placing
early orders
WI. 8. TFEI
SET so Pernsy wanna avenue
FIR 90 W "A / a hs2asd w Slas
XXX YY A A L. Glass, China
Z 200 ! IA I In, leather, Crock
thing Els. solid Rock and costs 2Jc Bottle DEItf
oASi AND utsoCkhS SEQ
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7 T. WALKER SONS. 2o4 10TH STREET NORTH
q ewest Building paper Of al kinda pine tar - tar
pitch. felt crocks plaster. hatr aud oenentA sQN
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LOST AND FOUND.

II osT-SFPTEMBER 25TH, BLACK SCOTCH GYP
lwith red collar suitable reward If returned to 1886
Kingman Place northwest It,
OST-ON SEPTEMBER 81 A DARK BLUE SKYE
Terrier Gyp clipped and tail: answers to anne
of Minnie; white collar and No 1880 Liberal re-
ward if left at 1923 street northwest. It,
T OST-oN Pr NNSYLvANIA AVENUE BETWEEN
IL 18th and 18th Streets $35, follows: One 500 one
$40 three 81 U notes and 81 in silver Finder will
Office Its
OST.-STRAYED MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th.
~ English Pug Dog answering to name Of ''Ioby
Suitable reward returned to at above address
seZ9-2ts
I OST-ON SATURDAY EVENING BETWEEN 6
IL and O'Clock. a black Grape VEIL in Herdic going
east on 4h street. between East Capitol streets
northeast Reward at 1l6 4th street n g. se29-N
+ oST-SUNDAY EVENING BLACK SILK ST AWI
IL Suitable reward if left at 625 G st. e. W. seq
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NOR REM
II 922 18th st. 8 rs.fu. 5000
l6l4 2lst, lat, m. H.. 125
1925 Nh ave-. 12r. mi. l25
X bt. Conn.ave. &21st. 100
l6l6 4 1918 Dist NV. l2r.,
m.i...... 100
2023 Hillyer ave. IL rs. IS
20l6 Hillyer ave. 9 rs. Is
III It'll St Tor. IN. j.. .1O0
1914 3Oth II. W., Ill.,. G5
1907 De Sales, . To-. 20
u
se27
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

OOON ~ DOdND1NU.
VREEDMooR, NEAR WARRENToN. Va. wiz
~ remain open for boarders until November splendid
table perfectly healthy, fine shade. elegant rooms,
Va. sej11rs
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SUMMER RESORTS

u summer resorts. win be Open until October
10 satisfactory rates to persons who may re- vEAY
main until the close OF the season. Apply st l,kE
the National Hotel, or address
+. TENNEY CO.
se9-tocl FsuQu1er Syringe, Virginia
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


EOR RENT-OUR BEAUTIFUL HOME AT HY-
atsv1lle fully furnished: to small family, careful
and responsible. the rent will be very low Apply h h
Station, b. Il o. X. r. se29-3t
Tor SALE OR TRADE-FoR wAsHINaToN CITY
property. beautiful cultivated farm, situated on the
II r. between fredericksburg and Orange Court House.
Va. This property is in the gold and iron region
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, GIT street northwest. se29 St
EOR sALE-No. l. 1856 ACRES. VERY FINE I'M
Il provements situate two miles from city; price,
$4,000 will take one half in city property balance
very easy terms No 2 100 acres good improvements;
price $500; half trade. balance easy terms. No
14 acres good improvements price, 000 easy terms
No 400 acres. pretty good improvements: price
sre a psy p safa Koaa
ments price 81 go No = IS acres pretty good house
price, $780, For further description addressJ H BRIS
TOR. Martnsburg. Vest Virginia. se29-6t'
IIOR sALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
4 erty small farm. situated on good road, miles
house of six rooms good shade new fencing, with
abundance of all kinds of fruit trees, together with
wagons, harness and all kinds of farming utensils
poultry, crops, &c. Address @ A. Star Office se293t'
EOR SALE-CHEAP AND ON EASY TERMS-BEAU-
u tful Building Sites with from to fifteen acres
ten minutes ride the city by rail thirty by road
past the Soldiers Home high and healthy excel. mt
water. and good nelghborhood These advantages with
its proximity to the city, make this the most desirable
suburban property now in the market. WALKER &
WILSON, 1OO6 street northwest. se23-2w
TlOR sALE-TWO FARMS OF SO AND los ACRES
Il contiguous. miles from Washington on Benning's
road, near Bennings, b. & p. r. r.; buildings in
good repair: soil good, and both well wooded and
watered will be sold in quantities to suit and easy
DUCKETT. attorney law Badensburg. p g. Co.
Maryland. se10lms
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DROPOsAIS FOR CEMENT
Il OFFICE OF SUPERvIsING ENaINEER AND ARCH
TTEcT, NEW PENSION BUILDING. !
WASHINGTON. D. c., 9th September 1884
Proposals. for furnishing delivered at the Pension
building. $500 Barrels of cement Of three hundred
pounds per barrel win be received at this ONCE til
noon the FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER 1854 when
they will be opened ~
Specifications and blank forms for bids can be obtained
application at this Office. n a MEIGS
SEES, SOo2k3 Supervising Engineer and Architect
DROPoSAL.s FOR COAL AND WOOD.
Sealed proposals to furnish and store the folovino
Coal and Wood in such quantities may be ordered for
TWELVE O'CLOCK. NOON. SATURDAY. OCToBER
$50 tons best quality White Ash Anthracite Goa, fur
mace size
tons best quality White Ash stove DIM
Is cords best quality Pine Wood
Instructions to bidders to be had on application at the
Department Of Justice. ssq1et
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

NOR RENT--2l7 EAST CAPITOL STREET HAND
II somely furnished Rooms second and third floors
and one unfinished Room on second eoor with or
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
Ifints to Newspaper Subscribers.

r. you desire to stop your newspaper, OBJ
serve the following directions: Take pos
tai card and write to the publisher, saying:
81 desire to stop my paper. Send me bill
of the amount due you and Twill remit for
the same You will get the desired infor-
NATION BY return mail, and your paper will
be stopped on receipt Of all arrearages. Do
not put paper in the postoffice and say re.
fused when YOU are owing for one or two
years subscription, because it places you in
bad light in the eyes of those knowing the
fact Should you receive paper and take
it out of the Office you become subscriber
the same as though you wrote ordering it,
and are liable for the payment Of the same.
If you receive paper and do not wish to
take it and pay for it, do not hand it back
to the postmaster and write "refused" on it
but take postal card and write to the pub
fisher saying-aPlease discontinue the pa
per sent to me unless the same is paid for
by friend" BY needing the above you
will save yourself trouble and annoyance
also to the publisher.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
THE SHEEP INDUSTRY.
Montana {. Healthy Climate for Sheep.

One Of the eXcellencies OF Montana is
the healthful influence of its climate, under
which the native sheep are free from the
diseases to which elsewhere they are sub
iect. The scab can always be traced to
sheep brought into the Territory. 1t is
readily eradicated, and permanently, if the
range be not approached by diseased Or in
fected sheep.
Six pounds is the ordinary weight of a
graded fleece, the average price of which
during the past five years has been twenty
three cents per pound. The quality of the
wool is being greatly improved by fine me-
rino bucks from Vermont, which transmit
their merits without deterioration or dispo-
sition to kemp, while their progeny is in
vigorated by descent. Montana will yet
breed sheepas hardy as the Highland flocks
Of Scotland with heeces as soft and silky as
any from Australia.
A band should grow from its own in
crease. The half.wool, half increase sys-
tenn is the best every way under we'll quail
flied herder,unlcs the owner himselfknows
the business and takes charge of the band.
Sheep husbandry is an industry that is too
often given away. Its capacity for profit
ai!ures to speculation, and its reputation Of
ten suffers from the reaction of needless
failures. Confined to judicious manage
ment, no investment is more certain of large
uniform profit.
Montana has but few sheep, not exceed
ing Sooooo or less than tenth Of what it
will have in a few years. Its superior
adaptations to sheep and cattle culture are
becoming SO rapidly available, that he who
is earliest should be the most fortunate in
either speciality, neither Of which can be at
tccted by the remote question of proprietor
ship Of the grazing grounds. There is and
always will be something to be learned OF
sheep husbandry in Montana, now being
investigated by intelligent men here and
abroad with the view of conducting it on a
large scale.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
A Grammatical Statement.
New York Sun.

New York Sun.
A administered man, carrying carpet
bag, bingham umbrella and pound OF
butter, boarded a Belt line horse car at
Chambers street. At Barrow street the
man waived an umbrella and shouted to
the conductor:
"Say, are we on this side of Desbrosses
street yeti"
Eyes" said the conductor, "half mile
this side of it."
The man settled himself back in his seat,
moved the carbet bag with his foot, and sift-
ed the pound of butter from his left to his
right hand. At Jane street the umbrella
was fiourished again and the man shouted
"Say, are we on this side of Desbrosses
street yet?'
YES" said the conductor, "a mile this
side of it."
The man scrambled to the platform.
81 want to get out al Desbrosses street,
he said, angri!y.
"How was to know when you said this
side you meant the other side:?"
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
Only a Crazy Quilt.
Arkansaw Traveller.

The other night rather hard-looklng
man went to the Little Rock hotel, and al
ter registering said:
"Wish you would give me quiet room'
for have been drinking heavily and would
not be surprised if had delirium tremens
before morning"
The clerk assigned him cheerful room'
and the tremulous man, declining several
invitations to drink, went up to his eden. =
After while the clerk, hearing terrible
noise. ran ND to the tremulous mans foom
and found that gentleman belaboring the
bed with his boot.
"What's the natter"
"Matter?" said the man. "Don't you see
the Internal butterflies, dirt-dobbers, and
snak -doctors?"
"Where?"
"There on the bed"
"My poor friend you are deceived. This
is only crazy quilt. These are not bugs
but the odds and ends of a gentleman's
wardrobe. Here, John, bring a sensible
quilt for the gentleman"
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
A New Court Officer.
Chicago News.

Chicago News.
A legal construction walked into court
room.
"Did you send for me, judge?"
ayes. Do you want a good, easy pos
sition?"
"Of course do"
"Well, then, go and stand by the outcry
door and when woman with bandage
about her eyes and set of scales in her
hands comes up, tell her she can'tcome in"
'Is that all?"
"That's all! It's a pretty soft Job. I do
not think she will venture to come round
here, but if she should I'll like to have you
handy to shoe her away"
"Who is she, anyway, judge? What's
her name?"
"Wel,, it's so long since I've heard it,
blamed if it hasn't slipped my memory"
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
Reaxerhead County Officers.
Humorous.
How to Keep the Peace.

HE.
When my wife is sharp and shrewlsh
And DER trif1es wants to fight
Both my ears stuff with cotton
Till the storm is over quite.
When my husbands cross and surly
And will quarrel, yes or no,
I keep as quiet as quaker
Till the devil lets him go.
BOTH.
Low to keep from strife and scandal
Learn it now you Ounce.
Never out of turn to wrangle-
Only one be mad at once.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
Green Old Age.
Merchant Traveller.

ssThere goes hale and hearty looking
old man." said Mrs. Jarvis to her pretty
daughter at the seaside, as handsome ell
derby man passed and bowed.
eyes, mamma, so I see"
"Don't you think he is fine specimen OF
green old age, daughter?" continued the
mother, following the old gentleman with
her eyes.
ayes, mamma, do, and about the green
est old age ever saw. Why, the old fool
asked me last night to marry him, and he
is just as poor as he is healthy"
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09

That was rough deal that the Grand
Lodge of Good Templars of Virginia gave
Mr.. William B. Derrick, in expelling him
from their lodge for ninety nine years.
They did not do as we'll by him as Billie
Birch did for his client-get the sentence
reduced to life
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09

The Panama canal is as much lied about
as was Mr.. Tilden's physical condition be.
fore the Democratic convention. The 9TH
er day it was q complete failure, and now
comes report that i will be ready for bu-
sincss in 1883.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09

The Chicago Z1wse thinks that the Penn
sylvanian who was attacked by seven pole
cats the other day must have felt like a
Presidential candidate at the height of the
campaign.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
DRESS MAKING.

would respectfully announce to the laole ~,ak.
Dillon and vicinity that have opened dre S,rnpe
ing room in the second cottage south OF the Sss;e
Hotel Cutting and fitting done whenever e. Art d
Young lady apprentices Instructed IN u c.o :" The
dress making on reasonable terms. Calls lIvF
ladies solicited. MISS AMANDA rir4'e9
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09

DENNIS AMIT, Lanrin, ssss.-.,, .., n.
Madison county, Mot. GSfHg&S$ H. *
Brand-Cattle thu,RSN on left 89N&&&
side. Horses, soms on left ~
shoulder. Range-Pwer Ruby -u,,il-->zXN
Valley. (3I-3-4-D EsSxezkz61EfsEze
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
xxx FLOUR XXX
MILL GRE Z MILLS,
DILLON, MONT

1m1IA CEG,EiEik MIlI01
ONE MILE EAST OF SHERIDAN
MONTANA,
With all the Latest Improvements F"
Machinery, and long experience in mlllln5
is now making the BEST FLOUR in INC
Mountains.
Ak Flour, Graham Flour, Bran a ~.
Shorts always on hand and for sale al wv
lowest prices. ,.,,,
= Address CHAs. PlETSCH, Mic
.lI5-4tf fAuafess SARGE HALL Propr
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09

POINDEXTR ORR, ~ b, ,1u,r.,a TX
Dillon, BeaverheaCo. NJ. T. ISNX
Brand-Cattle, sic and COM MI kS3SR
pass on right hip, les same OF (W1
left shoulder. ESkEEEsakdhr4zna
Marks-Cattle, tSlits in right SnalaE1a "
and one IN left ear>ou,;e duIap in brisket
Counter brand r across SO uare and compass.
Range-Blacktafer Creek Valley.