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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-31
THEY ARE OLD CROOKS.
onSdt ana Patry Who Robbed Otto
Miller, Have Had Records.

The discovery OF small bottle bearing
that the word Libby" has led to the dis.
toyefy that John Smidt and Joseph Patry,
VIC enticse Otto Miller into the woods
ssaf the Madison street bridge and robbed
lin Of ~. have criminal records.
Detective Meredith searched the room at
he Queen City hotel occupied by Smidt
aad Patry. but could not and any letters
y other papers that gave clues to the
previous records OF the men. Everything
Indicated. In fact, that an effort had been
maze TO leave a blind" tfsii. Meredith
sashcsd TO pick up small bottle and on
.ooaine II over carefully. noticed the word
Aspy on the label. He immediately
ssseesase. this with the town OF Libby t.,
Aehlana. where he had stopped a short
tine last summer while out prospecting.
: Mster was sent TO the police Of tina.
I'VE asking about Smidt and Patry. Last
s11t an answer was received at police
Sesuarters II came from Constable
stshk Wegner and read:
49, sonn smids and Joseph Patry worked
90 ne section under James Van
100 While they were working on this
Sssaon AIRS. Van Horn was robbed OF a
s@,ss eod watch and chain: Charles
~ sglsa; another section man, was robbed Of
H. sns. VI, sl0 bill. tea Bill and two $40
sals. They were not SUSPECTED, ~ the rohs
$3.50 $3.50 until after they left. They bought
tu ess ic. Seattle. but they did not work
49, snousn 10 earn a ticket 10 Spokane.
ma. NY must have stolen the watch and
They are not married that any one
sa ~ o. but Joseph patry claims 10 have
49, IN Chicago I am fully convinced
nuasy 's ana men sa,s are he men who stole the
.aey have any Of the articles IN their pos ,s.
ssvn. Please LET me know
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-31

The woria-renowned success OF Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, and their continued
popularity for nearly half OF n century as a
stomachic. is scarcely more wonderful than
the welcome that greets the annual appear-
ance OF Hostetter's Almanac. This yaii-
able medical treatise is published by ths.
Hostetter Company. Piftshurg Pa under
taelr cwn immediate supervision. employ
Ing 81 hards n that department. They are
running about II months IN the year on
this work. and the Issue AZ same FER lSss
will he over eleven millions. printed in the
English. German. French. Welsh. Nor
weglan. Swedish. Holland. Bohemian ard
Spanish languages. Refer 10 a COPY of II
for valuable and interesting reading eon-
corning health. and numerous tes,.1ion IA =
as 10 the efficacy OF Hostetters stomach
Filters amusement varied information
astronomical calculations and chronologt al
items etc. which can bee depended on for
correctness. The Almanac FOR lSsfS can be
obtained free OF cost. from druggists ard
General country dealers in all parts OF the
country.
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Oszzy@,d&Gmops
1o3 and 2Os New York Blesk.

ton was given 70 the question, win the
election De good one politically and as
result men totally untitled 20 Ill the
once were elected and failure made SO
lar as the Improvement Of the roads was
concerned He claimed that the drainage
OK roads was neglected and as q result
water remained on the fields much longer
1nan was necessary. greatly rstarding tae
cultivation and harve sting Of crops. An
otneF point made was that instead Of US
ing clean gravel in making repairs to
ROADS. mud. dirt and other poor material
was USED which created an extra depth of
muo when the rain began. He advised
tnaf every encouragement be given II the
use or broad-tired wagons ard that an
extra heavy tax be pu. on all two-inch
tires. He said that electric and motor
cars should be encouraged TO run lines on
gil main roads In facilitate transportation.
add to the comfort of the family and
lessen the wear and tear on the roads
MI Hart said a good word for the work
the wheelmen are doing In behalf of good
roads He thought the county commits
sioners should do better work. and pointed
cut several instances in his neighhorhood
whsre the railroad had filled in natural
outlets and as result valuable farming
property was flooded.
An interesting paper on Sanitation on
the Farm" prepared by DR.. Nelson. was
read by Mr. Izett. After the election of
omcers vote Of thanks was rendered
the retiring president. A H Meade, Of
Auburn. for his efficient services as head
OF the organization Of progressive farm
ers. resolution was passed commend
ing the work now being done by the fac
uity OF Pullman college and expressing
the belief that the members Of the facul-
~ are not receiving sufficient salary. The
thanks Of the association were rendered
Prof. Smith. Of the University OF WASH
ington. for his paper on National Legis-
lation for the Dairy Industry" and 10
the Chamber Of Commerce and merchants
of Seattle for the generosity with which
they had treated the association.
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Pike street TheHfer

Seattle Is rapidly getting 70 be a city
OF great theatrical importance and local
managers are doing much 70 encourage
native genius. Seeing great possibilities
In "A Western Politician" Melvin G..
Winstocks charming con1edy-drana. I.e-
vino & Townsend, OF the Pike street thea
ter. have secured the right OF production
from the author and splendid presenta-
tion OF the play win he given for one
week beginning with Monday night mex,
MT Winstock's play contains great fund
or original hnmor. and yet in IL IL ur-
folded a story OF strong and intense hu.
man interest
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THE CALIFORNIA BEARS

The California Bears. OF Los Angeles.
spent some time In booking ever San Franz
cisco with view 70 purchasing an outfit
for Alaska. They then came 20 Seattle
ard gave liberal amount of time TO in
speeding the goods OF the different ont
filters n Seattle. After careful cnnsid-
Grafton they concluded tina: fer absolutely
reliable goods NJ reasonable figures there
was nothing superior or equal 10 the Sa-
attic Woolsn Manufacturing Company,
and would recommend all their friends GO
ing into that country TO give this firm a
call before purchasing elsewhere
(Signeo) II NJ MARBLE.
HENRY SPENCER
e. r. DURTEA.
PAUL TYSON
ERNEST WHITE
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New Suits Filed.
The following new suits were fled In
the superior cour. yesterday:

Inc Ioif0wfng new suits were dled IN
the superior cour. yesterday:
FRS; National Bank of Seattle We. r. s.
Osborne. u. l.. Blaine and Edward r.
Tremper--Baiance due on promissory note
OF September "a 1895, assigned to the plain
Tin by the Bank OF Kent. $3.50. interest
attorneys fees and costs; Judgment for
plaintiff.
]. Brownie. George Pulver and J. De-
mers. partners under the name Of Seattle
kiondike Rcel Estate and Mining Bro
kers. Va. Frtnk Keeran-For commission
on loan negotiated and not taken up $40
&C; T. Martin. ST., VIZ Ballard Athletic
Cinb-Pronissory note of May H. 1893
$78.8. foreclosure of mortgage. interest.
attorneys fees and costs.
j. y. Miller vs. Samuel b. Carr ct al
Promissory note of September 2s, 1884. $50
foreclosure OF mortgage. interest, attor-
neys fees and costs
Lulu Il. Luke va. Frederick w. Luke
Divorce.
State OF Washington VS.. William Fetch
er-BurgIary.
Dexter Horton & Co. Bankers. vs.. II. Fl.
Harding-Eorged draft. pnrporting to be
drawn by The Pitt County Bank of Green
Vile. y. G., on Hanover National bank OF
New York, 1850.
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s He Was sandbHgxed and Rob
Bed by Two STRANGER.


"Nt Hughes. OF Tucson. Arfx.. ar.
N "a seattle few days ago from Daw~
And registered al thu Diller hotel.
He gave himself a shake and proceed.
!" sess the quality Of Seattle whisky.
ns large roli of bills. varying In
,a'fasion from IS 10 so. he was not
sssled the least in securing all the LIQUID
lament he desired. The clerk of the
80 became sognewha. alarmed for the
OF Mr.. Hughes money and sug-
cA :" S'A~" - III ''c
said be had Travelled extensively
$500. sen In all sorts os places, and seen Ell,
kons OF lie. Throughout; ali this
49,. always been able TO take care of
ss.sa. and he thought I, would take A
r..s. GOOD man 70 rob him OF hi. cash,
d. tuesday night Mr.. Hughes went OF.
n. me town. He showed up again at
o'ei Wednesday morning. His face
4. eoshersd expression. He looked az
h.. YIN ard re;narksd. well. have
nAa.sE against II. j was sandbaggsd and
49, OF sso Just outside the door OF a
av.s OF Occidental avenue
se,,..s uoht You report it 10 the police -.
IA s.ne clerk. a. he recalled how he
sseues'et Mr.. Hughes 20 leave his
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-31
nsoaey u the safe. NO. RENTED Hughes.

n1oeey = tbs safe. mo. repised Hughes.
VIII oe good lesson for ne"
inen Hughes confessed that be had been
having good time and took several
0fshks with two strangers Although he
vas uncsr the Influence o; liquor be tried
20 GEL I'd OF them by leaving the saloon.
Iney followed him and juH Outside the
aoor one OF them hit him on the back CT
tns neck with sandbag. II stunned aim
siignsiy. but be managed 70 grab the coat
cosiar OK ore Of the men and rip f. nearly
OH. In the meantime the two men had
not Been Idle, and when they rushed away
they had his $500
Later Hughes told another vers.on Of the
aHair. he said he had been Ia the Horse
shoe saloon gambling rooms, and on de-
scending TO the alley that runs from Cherry
10 James street. between Pioneer place
ana second avenue. he was set upon by
Two nen who robbed him OF all the money
ne had. This story caused some Of the peo-
pie VINO heard Il 10 believe that Hughes
GOT mixed UP with the tiger" and as
Usual. came out second best. Wednesday
afternoon Hughes made q raise Of another
ron OF bills. and yesterday morning he left
LOT san Francisco. II Is said that he owns
. naR Interest In saloon at Tucson.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-31
"1he Pirates of psu.ar

Last nights rendition of the pirates =,
Penzance" at the Jefferson .hes.e- nv ,hs
ITvoH company surpassed thar 81 any orr
er performance this week. There vas a
representative audience present. and .hs
eacores Were without number. Principals
and chorus ala excellent work. There :. ~,
be grand prize matinee Saturday (tonnor.
rcw( afternoon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-31
THE Gay Matinee CtrI-

During the week beginning next SUNDAY
The Cav Matinee Girl Will he seer ~
the Third Avenue thaater. This WIS nre
or The hits Of last season In the large
Eastern cities Meanwhile Turned Us.
ana Afsfe end her lions continue draw
in@ cards. except ar the Saturday mat
inee. whom ''(tioriara" VIII taka ,he ~.
OF .FTnrred In"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-31
ROBBED Ri HIGHWAYMES.
Aobert Robertson Relieves or His
Watch and Money

While on his way home the night before
last, Robert Robertson, an employe of
Isouch. Augustine & Co.. was held up by
three men at the corner OF Broadway and
Fike street, and robbed Of a gold watch
ana small amount OF money. Two of
the men had pistols. They ztood In front
OF Robertson and by means of their pis-
tolls kept him quiet while the third man
went through his pockets from behind.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-31

II you are going East at CHRISTMAS or
New Year. you Will find the Northern Pa
csao Is the lire 10 use Trains r,n on
time and passengers comfort ~ shts sea.
san ~ she year specially lacked after. Is
dining car service. as usual. is urexee!lea.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-31

500 900 CIGARS at cost: also show cases,
Cigar Wheels" grsphophones and second
hand National cash register. Nestor, Ills
First avenue, Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-31

WHATEVER surprises the future may
have for rs IN the way OF transportation,
facilities whether via the balloon route
or other, IN the meantime We will have 20
he content with hrrrying over terra fsrma
IN our travels, ard YOU VIII fnd the
Northern Pacific railway Ills tie bill in
this respect.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-31
AMI SEMENTS.


q
Company closed its present engagement
at the Seattle theater last evening. pre-
senting Ferdfs tragic opera "OteiIo." The
house was not large one, but those who
did attend were literally rewarded In the
melodic feast offered. The book is based
upon Shakespeares classic work and con-
tains ali of the principal incidents of the
play. Some OF the characters Of the orig
fnai are omitted, but others of less note
in the play are given an additional i'm
portanee in the opera. The rendition last
night Was consistent and the scenic ad-
juncts and costuming were more preten-
tious than for any OF the previous pro-
ductions. The choruses were well sung
and the principals were more than equal
to the demands made upon them. The
Otello Of Sig. Collenz was fully up to his
other CONGRATULATIONS that have given
him splendid reputation as a dramatic
tenor. Cionfs Iago was a remarkable foil
to the title role, and In many OF the
scenes the interest was equally divided
Senorita Mazzi was the Desdemona, and
made favorable impression, although
the demands upon her resources were not
exacting.
The particularly weak spot in the pro-
ductions Is in respect to stage manage
ment. the efforts OF principals and chorus
falling TO dovetail ia the ensemble The
prompting is also disagreeable feature
and goes far toward marring perform
ances that are in many respects remark
able for strength.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-31

IF you are sending East for any friends,
call and see the Northern Pacific agents
about II. They will arrange to your salts
faction and on the shortest notice.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-31

The medicinal properties Of Halls Hair
Remover to invigorate the scalp. remove
dandruff. restore the hair and its color,
surpass anything OF its kind.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-31

THE best assortment Of klondike fur
outfits for ladies and gentlemen at Wind
miller, the furrier, $40 Second avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-31
-yJgNr-su NINE STArrS

The Sorsh-western Line comprises over
s.eoo miles OF perfectly equipped railway
Ia Illinois. Iowa. Wisconsin. Michigan
Minnesota. North Dakota. South psko.,
Nebraska ana Wyoming. II operates thu
cnexe trains In the world. The service IN
Chicago. Milwaukee and all the PRINCIPAL
cities OF the East ard Southeast canno,
be ,urrassed Insist on having your tickle,
VIA The Northwestern +. W. Parker.
Commercial Agent. sc First avenue. Seat
tie
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~S0RoSfS." the new shoe for women.
Stmiscn Brcs-. W Second avenue. sole
AExntA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-27
Improvement OF Dousherty.

W. J. Williams, an enterprising
citizen of Dougherty, was in Ard
more today. Mr. Williams is inter
terested in one OF the companies $
organized to develop ore of the
numerous rich asphalt deposits in
that locality. He says his people
have received their watts and other
appliances for the working and re-
fining Of the material.
Mr.. Williams further states that
Mr.. Bechtel, one of the leading cit.-
zens there, has begun the erection
OF two stone business houses.
The people there are anxious for a
newspaper, and are Offering cons'd-
cradle inducement for some one 10
establish such an enterprise there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-27
KILLING NEAR RoFF.
Two Prominent Residents Of That LoeaI-
ity Engage In q Shooting Affrsy
with Fatal Results.

News reached Ardmore We'd
nesday evening of an unfortu-
nate affair which happened
near Rolf Sunday in which an
estimable citizen lost his life.
Sometime since trouble had
arisen between two residents of
that locality named Kennedy
and Anderson. Both attended
meeting at a church Sunday
morning, and after services one
of the men called the other from
the crow'l and both men walked
away some distance. Before
their friends realized what was
transpiring the men drew pis-
tolls and opened fire, in which
both were badly wounded.
When the shooting ceased Ken
nedy left the scene and Ander-
son was taken home. The lat
ter combatant was so badly
wounded in one leg that the
attending surgeon had to am
1utate the limb. The opera
tion was of no avail, and An
derson has since died.
An officer went to the place
10 arrest Kennedy, but could
not find him, and it is not
known whether he Is lodging
the authorities or is only off OF
a business trip.
Both parties are said to be
highly respected citizens. The
couse of the difficulty was not
learned.
Pure Drugs. New Drugs at
Coleman q LYNN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-27
Looking After fiI. Pie.

Uncle Joe Mulkey of Wilson
was IN the city yesterday and
paid this Office a pleasant cell.
Uncle Joe IS postmaster at Viii
son. and has held the position
-: years. and feels that he can
continue to do so if the depart
.ment can be made to under
ar that his store is the only
C-- liable place for the Office in
TIA, tile hamlet. and that his
corGlct in the position has al
ways met with the approval of
ne people up yonder. Wilson
was in the list of offices pub
shed in the ARDMOREITE where
commissions Of encumberts had
expired.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-27
Picnic at BerNyn.

The ARDMoREITE is advised
that the Confederate veterans
Of Berwyn and vicinity have
decided to hold a reunion and
picnic on Thursday, June 10,
at which a camp of the L. C.
Y. will probably be organized.
Our informant emphasized his
statement with the remark that
we will make a big thing of
It," 1t is to be hoped that the
old warriors will see their most
sanguine expectations fully re-
allied.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-27
Special shirt waist sale at
Ou ston's Friday.

A gentleman from Durwood was n
lie city today and informed the
hz- ioRErTE tlat Mrs. william Car
.eT. who with her husband moved 10
tai locaHt7 from here n month ago,
as late,r Leen very sick. SO con-
2 e'y wss hsr system broken down
ta- tae pas. week symptoms Of de-
me-tia Ce.-lopted. and the past day
o two sac pears TO be completely
insane. IIe unfortunate woman
has n number Of friends In Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-27
Caught Him on the Run.

Deputy Pulliam came in from
j'lk last night with one j. ii.
DcDaniel, who was committed
to the tender care of Jailor Xii
80 in default of $500 bond, on
a charge of forging an order on
~. (. jackson and thereby
lraudulently coming in posses
5 on of $15 of Uncle Sans good
and lawful kaleseed. The { =
iicer had Il hot chase for his
man, the race continued
"cIr miles and ended then only
because the lead horse gave
.o~t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-27
Program for MemorIsI Dsy.

The members Of Chickasaw Post,
No. IS. G.. a. r., and all others who
desire to participate in commemo-
ating the day are requested to
meet at the court house promptly at
- am, Saturday, and from there
Il oceed to the cemetery. After dec
{ ating the graves those wishing to
Il repair f'om the cemetery to
some pace near the old coal mines
f. a basket picnic. Members of the
Post having no transportation will
report to the undersigned during
riday. T. B. JOHNSON, Commander.
u. REDFIELD, Adjt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-27
PURELY Personal.
PromIaeat Soers end Corners as cssshs
on the ~'IaG' BY the Reporter
for the ArdmoreIte.

r. III. Bruce went to Dough-
erty today.
j. L. Berkey of Wynnewood
is in the city.
S. B. Burnitt of Fort Worth
is in the city.
Lee Levy of Gainesville was
in town today.
J. I. Jack went to Dough-
erty at noon today.
Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Douglas
are in Gainesville.
lEdgar Lambert of Gaines
VILE is in the city.
Miss Rosa Allen left this
morning for her home in Tall
h'na.
John II. Williams. United
States commissioner at Ryan,
is in the city.
John Cherryholmes and Judge
George NJ. Miller of Purcell
were in Ardmo c today.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Webb
left for Paris, this morning,
where they will reside in future.
Paul Snow, who has been
visiting his old friend, Judge
Campbell. leaves this evening
for Albany, Texas.
d. II. Nisbett left this morn
ing for Tishomingo, where he
will spend several days vita
his friend, Judge r. l.. Boyd.
Miss Lou Washington OF
Marietta, who for sometime has
been the guest of Miss Lena
Gardenhire. returned home last
evening.
Mrs. J. +. Holt, who has
been the guest of Mrs. w. II.
Brady for some time, left fC-
aer home in Sherman this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Oldham o.
enter were in the city today.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. C..
Edwards. They are en- route
home from Hot Springs.
J. +. Bailey, representing the
Edison Vitascope Entertain
ment company, was billing the
town today for a performance
at Kloski's next Wednesday
night.
w. a. Reed, foreman Of the
Santa Fe water supply depart
ment, is in 1.-The city, and in
company with Uncle Bob
Scales paid this Office a call
today.
Revs. F. NJ. Moore and A. j.
Worley went to Davis today to
attend the annual conference os
Wynnewood district. From
that point Rev. Moore will pro-
ceed to Oklahoma City and
Duncan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-27
The Last Hop.

Tomorrow night at Red Mems wig
s. I'm the young people will parti-
cpate in the usual weekly hop. II is
said that, owing to the advent of the
SINNERS heat, this will be the last
o! these very pleasant affairs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-27
Save SOC on your
Shirt Waist purchase
Friday at DuSton'S.
Ross's Condition Critical.

The condition of Ed Ross, on
whom a surgical operation was
1erformed Monday, became so
critical this morning as to re-
oIire the reopening and clears
g of the abdominal cavity.
tie hope is now entertained
his recovery. Mr.. Ross'S
mother arrived last night from
Ier home in Iowa.
Roasting ears and Blackberries at
=. b. JOHNSON & Co. d % 2-t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-27
liararere Commencement.

The faculty of Hargrove col
lege announces the following
Program for commencement
week. beginning Sunday. June
6:
Sunday, June 6, II a. M
Commencement sermon by Rev.
j. w. Eli, ID. D., Gainesville,
re-, 90 NJ. f. church South.
Monday, June Z. , y. M
Entertainment by primary and
intermediate departments.
Monday, June 7.-Anniver-
sary f. and III. soc cites. Ad-
dress by Rev. II. J. Bigham,
ID. D., Nashville, Tenn.
Tuesday, June S.-Entertain-
ment. music and elocution
c;ass, medal contest.
Wednesday, June 9.-Annual
meeting of board of trustees al
NJ. +. church. South. at 9 n. m.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-27
Card Of Thanks.

Please allow US space nat we may
cypress our heartfelt thanks for toe
many kind hands thrt did such noble
= ork in saving our liitle cottage and
, 1usehold effects. Respectfully,
@. NJ. YARBRoUcH AND WIFE.