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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-10
CATTLE BRING GOOD PRICES.

Successful Sale of POLIed Angus
stock at Omaha.
OMAHA. Neb.. May 9.-Probably tho
most successful sale OF pure-pred Polled
Angus cattle ever held at South Omaha
was that which inaugurated the
splendid new sale pavilion completed
yesterday Fourteen breeders were rep
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-10
CITY INFESTED
BY PEG-LEG AND ONE-WlNG
 HOBOES.
Drove of Them Made to Move on. but 1t Is Possible They'll Soon
 Return.

For the past several days Pine Bluff has been infested with a small army of cripples. the one legged variety being far in the majority. The fact fcerS are beginning to wonder if there has been a union of such unfortu mates organized. Several applicants for rooms in the city bastile were turned away Monday on account of all the available rooms being occupied by one-legged and one-winged crip- ples. At one time there were five one legged men, white and otherwise, in the cala boOSe.
 Monday afternoon Officer Culpepper had occasion to go out near the cross ing and to his great surprise found three other one legged and two one armed men, Today the whole bunch were liberated with positive instruc tions to leave the city. If they could not ride out they were instructed to hobble out. Officer Culpepper be leves that they are organized and thinks that their organization is con nectcd with the society for the sup pression of thirst
 At any rate they have made their exit from the city. but being birds of passage, possibly of the jail bird fam ily. they may be expected back again next winter. if not before.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-10
SUIT ON COTTON LOSS.
Eight Insurance Companies Ask
 Judgment for $12o,ooo

Newport, Dec 10-Thc case of the Wolff Goldman Mercantile company against the St. Louls, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway company came up before Judge F. b. Fulkerson at q special term of the Jackson county circuit court. The plaintiff asks $12n.- GOO for the destruction by fire of .. 7GS bales of cotton stored at the In ion compress when that building burned on April 24. 1900. The real plaintiffs are eight fire insurance companies who carried the risks upon the cotton destroyed Their position alleges that the fire was caused by sparks from an Iron Mountain engine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-10
SUSPECTED BURGLARS Arralgned tor Examining Trial Before Esquire
 NiVen. JOHN MULROY AND CHAs. DAVIS DISMISSED BUT WERE RE
 ARRESTED. On Charge of Being #Fugitives Fron. Justice ard Taken to Monroe
 County.
DAILY AND RYAN HELD OVER

John Murdoy and Charles Davis. white, two of the men arrested several weeks ago in the northern part of tie state suspected Of being the ones who committed the various depradi- tions in Pine Bluff during and the night after the Fair in October, were arrign- ed before Esquire Niven Monday aft ernoon on the charges of burglary and grand larceny. They were discharged on these charges, but were immcd ate ly re-arrested by Chief of Police W'm. Craig, charged with being fugitives from justice from Monroe county. The other two, Frank Daily and Tom Ryan waived examination upon similar charges and were bound over to the March term of the grand jury.
 Chief of Police Craig left today for Monroe county with the first mention ed pair of culprits.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-10
THOSE WHO BOUGHT LOTS AT TtiE SALE or J!4I Vii LlAMS PROPERTY. Sixteen Lots Were Sold at S175 to S51C Each Aegregating
 bA 7O5

The sale of tna old Williams pr3p- erty on Lakeside to satisfy ;iS m ieh;. e0Ec.S ocCasionnd lnora ti.al ordinary interest. it being one of the eldest es- tates in the city. The pafchasels s were as follows:
 Block s, lot 1, George List consid eration S175.
 Block s. lot ?. J. P Woodall. con sideration s165.
 Block s. lot 3. w. D. Jones. eons:t'- eration S1Se
 Block s. lot 4. w. D. Jones, c9ns.d eration s25o
 Block 9, lot 1. Chas. Senyard, con sideration 1925.
 Block 9, tot ?. Chas. senyard, con sidcration. s2oo.
 Block 2. let }. I. H. Hinemon. cen sideration s21o.
 Block {. lot 1. I. H. Hinemon. con. sideration $3oo.
 Block 10. lot l. E. A Sheppard, con- Sideration S3S5.
 Block lo. lot ?, Charles Well, con sideration $2S5.
 Block 10. lot 3, Charles Well, con sideration s2755.
 Block 10, lot 1, J. H. Mann and F. l.. Fox. consideration. S315.
 Block 10. lot ,, Bill Wright. consid- eration $51o.
 Block 10. let G. M. A. Austin, con sidcration $3Go
 Block !o. Iot !. J H. Mann ana '. L. Foz. consideration &3315.
 Block 10. let :. C. Befa. traaa asa ziGcaati0a f55
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-10
Pass Vigorous Resolutions Deecndinz
and Others.
THE RESOLUTIONS IN FULL

At Washington. Hampstead county. the old home of Senator Jones, on December ,. there was mass meet ing by his old friends and war com. fades, and vigorous resolutions were adopted denouncing the vicious at tacks that have been made on him by Clarke and his friends. The meeting was we'll represented from every township in the county. The pro- ceedings are as follows:
 Pursuant to call the citizens Of Hampstead county, in mass meeting assembled, at the court house in the town of Washington, Ark. for the pul.- pose of passing resolutions indorsng the life, character and public services of our distinguished fellow-citizen. Senator James K. Jones.
 The meeting was called to order and Capt. C. A. Bridewell of Hope, was elected chairman. and H. l. Trim ble. Esq.. of, Washington. secretary.
 On motion. a committee of one from each township was appointed ol resolutions. and retired to prepare the same. and while out the chairman was called upon and responded with a speech in eulogy of Senator James K. Jones. after which the committee returned and presented the following resolutions, which were read. as fol- lows, to-wit:
 Whereas. such efforts being almost wholly made by slanderous and de- famatory charges upon his private character. be it
 Resolved. first. That through an ac quaintance of thirty four years his record with us. both as a private citi zen and public official. has been of the most honorable character. and en- tirely above reproach.
 all of his obligations. both public and private. with honor to himself and fidelity to his constituents.
 Resolved. third, That we condemn and denounce the slanderous attacks made upon his private life and char acter. let them come from whatever source they may.
 Resolved, fourth That we take very great pride in the high position I, orty- but in tho councils of the notion.
 Resolved. fifth. That no man guilty 1s charged by his enemies could oc- eupy the place of prominence to which he hos attained. nor could he retain the undying friendship and loy al support of those who have known him the longest and best.
 Resolved sixth, That so long as any one endeavors to traduce his good name or reflect upon his private char acter we. as his neighbors and most intimate friends. hold ourselves every ready to defend the same Resolved. seventh, That we recog. i2e and arc not forgetfu of the fact nat. since lS73. lanes K. 1onea has Iways been in the forefront of th9 attles Tn the fght for Democracy, in 3untv. state and national affairs. lad his services have borne good .uit ala.:vs to the cause of oemoe any
 Resolved, eighth That lie r~o. odiaez of this meetin@ and E eoef these resolutions he forwarded sa t}ea st#te nreas fer eaa!ication. ~Respaothtay auhmilf i. l. H. lack, of aeRoanc taaaship en2i4z s5r,-lr4,4r El4 fleatfa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-10

township; T. C. lobe, of De Roana township; A H. Harrigan. of Ozan township; T. c. Wilson. of Saline township; A. McCaskill, of Wallace burg township; A. w MeIver, of Water Creek township; J. J. O'Steen, of Garland township; E. c. Anderson. Of Bois d'Are township; | II. Holt, of Mine Creek township, ca-nmittee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-10
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
By the Pine Bluff Lodge, No. 6e. of
 Free Masons.

Pine Bluff lodge. No 60. \. F. and \. M., had it's annual election of Of iicers Monday night which resulted as follows:
 II. q. Higginbotham, worshipful master
 F. R. Christian, senior warden
 T. P. Stewart, junior warden.
 Y. 0. Alexander, secretary.
 A. Brewster, treasurer.
 A. Brewster. member of board W. and o. B. fund.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-10

oils at five cents per gallon less on the lower grades than they have been paying. and three cents on the higher grades. Today the representatives of of the Standard Oil company made a cut of one cent per gallon. It is thought this means a fight for the oil business of the city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-10
FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT
An Old Merchant at Ola is Cited to
 Appear.

Fort Smith. Dec. 10.-Sometime ago St. Louis creditors of H. L. Wilson through Attorneys Rose. Hemingway X Rose. of Little Rock. filed an appli- cation in federal court to have him declared bankrupt. alleging liabilities of ;25,0oo and assets of $20,000. Will so was engaged in business at Ola. this state. Judge Rogers issued aH order that the books Of Wilson be dc. ivered to the court. but it is alleged the order was disregarded and Will sons clerks refused to deliver the rec erds
 Then an order was isssued citing Wilson to appear in court and show wherein he was not in contempt. Will son did not come. and when his safe at Ola was opened it was found. it is claimed. to contain nothing, and Will son could not be found.
 Judge Rogers immediately issued ] bench warrant for the arrest of Will son. charging him with contempt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-10
NEW SALOON
FEN ON BARRAQUE ON JAN
 UARY 1.
'' on Same Date. Moves Into U o"cn Stand, and Latter
 May Go on Main.

'anraiy l@f9o2. MT. Joe Michel. Fl5 man tor II. Cans (: Co. will 2 m the s2ioon md restaurar; Fss On Wes;1 1Barracue street. He |vaps the store room formerly FFu by chas Well. and he will
 E d thoroughly up-to-date sa rl'n c'fe in connection with it. '@nei is Che of the most widely ] and popular travc!ing men i,a " and he has q host of friends ,'aaa'rg ,1 a,r- Lou Owen will r, s's pfasss, stand. and Y. Foti. 'sad :. 'veaaa salooaman. will ,5 =. H1 Gwen wi.l probably To- p Main s5.1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-10
WORK BEGINS
On the New Jewish Temple on West
 Second.

Work has commenced on the new avenue. Messrs. Joseph Trimby and R. L. Westeott. of Chattanooga, Tenn. the architects and contractors, have arrived and are personally in- specting the work. Mr. Westcott has charge of the brick work
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-10
SUIT $ FLED r,lncsrv Cour; by James |0oul5 Against R. K. Adams, NOBLE LAKE PLANTER TO |coyEa s2.soo on A CHAT
 7z.. MORTGAGE.
r,.t Receiver Be Appointed :. rake Charge of ti1e
 Property.
;eATloNs OF COMPLAINT

kat VAS aled Hi tie ell'eilNoi |s office this morning by Mr. l corld through his attorneys, ] & Danaher and D II. Rous- 5cainst Capt. R. R. Adams, of Like.
 slit is instituted to secure judg- l in the sum of S2.S00. which the |ainant states is the amount of |qlaace on q prcmiss0Iy note vas dHe December 1, 1901. plaintiff states that the defend ] Rade and delivered promissory hi s3,315.97. on April 9. 9 1901. rome due December 1, 1901, and |s9 500 of this remains unpaid. 1 |tbe payment of the note should kred. the defendant executed a haze on tWenty-four mules. farm Implements. cotton press. giE and entire cotton crop and oth- In products for the year 1901. tomnldint states that much of |l0Bolty is of a aefishable na- land that the defendant is insol- The cimplaint ayers that unless |put takes char?e of the proo-
 t nay ba partly CT entirely lost khe defendant has sold some of boltgaged property without the kf's permission.
 plaintiff prays judgment in tie Pf s2S04. and th7t the sum be led 3 lita on the property in-
 ia the mortgage. and that un be paid Gn 2 day fixed by the that the defendants equity of (ption be forever barred and |psed. and the property sold to \ the judgment. The plaintiff F asks for a receiver to manage pure property until a further or 4 the court, and for all other
 relief.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-10
Run Over hY a Train.

Conway, Dec 10.- J. Horton, colon- cd. while trying to jump on moving freight train near the oil mills was
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-10
Raid by Rats.

Rats made raid on Mead Harper X Co.'S store Monday night. and coll- siderable damage done to lot Of bags of flour. Holes were cut in the bags. and much of the flour Was vast
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-10
CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS ADOPTED BY LOCAL RETAILERS. Unwritten Rule to Patronizc Nobody Knowingly Keeping Certain
 Persons in Employ.
CONSTITUTION

There was a meeting of the P1a3 Bluff Retailers Protective association at Knox. W'herry ( Cos store Mon day night at which q constitution and bylaws to govern the association for the next yoa.. were adopted.
 The old officers were reelected tq serve for ona 1e3I
 After much discussion it WAS una imously decided by those present that thc unwritten rule of the association would be, that to show the di=ap proval of the members of eorpora ,ions. firma or indivi.Iaal". who kno8 iaaiz Ietatu in tAefr ompieE pcragH vAo syst mafic.Ii& Ii& fail 10 pay thH rst debts. the members ef thc a araiia4 wiH 4itl5.oa fh.iI t.ade .ta5z sacA 4e4-4as Hatil =tle e1il reaA Gjcd
 4'h6ze me4t present. F.aa i..a rlatr in4la nee to3aed keeping ti as...zaEiau Hl GoazlzHHg eaaa.tIaa.
 
 X small siee iu nam is MneA al.4 ,,:l.Il1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-10
Con7r7 jttec HeetiT q.

The GxCoutfVe commit'oa af l9 Nationa Editorial association N.js meet at Hm Sprin&z, ianiaf& la.
 Reasonable atltestisln& #n tAe proper pap la cannot bo otaet f6an beneficial ta any bHainess. ~teaa Werck Brcs.. Cologne, GaraanE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-10
Arm Broken.

Little Miss Gladys Langford had an arm broken this afternoon at her home on Lakeside.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-10
chas. S. Smith Dead.

Tho hundreds of friends of MT. Cha. $. Smith. Of the title Rock postot'lee were inexprnssibly shocked yesterday to learn of his death at his home 100 Rock street Pneumonia was the cause of death. and that insidols dis= eaaa worked quickly its raya&es. Taa daya ago .i.'. smith wa in the h"sa cf heaith now ho is in his crave Little Rock Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-10
'' e'1.2 C, Gil War.

:. l.'2 i'aa Tharo arc inIi- .,. 'A aaFa2ching coal eil wa ~ Li-st 2 lte.3s,sslaa two ren1.e= es , n ol 1eauaont eompany soFt s,.=Itl and made : prop
 V '0e2i retailers to sell thoe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-10

Mir. r. X Siaa 1.ittle Rock, e2vei in@ man. ts ia the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-10

\ small .iee iu man i5 maeA A4s the hole in nickel
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-10

suit is instituted to secure judg- in the sum of s2.S00, which the ainant states is the amount of
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-07-25
LIVINGSTON COUNTY.
More Railroad Talk. Other News
Of Interest.

News comes from st. Louis par
, ties interested i'm the Grand Riv-
ers furnaces, that another railroad
will be built through Livingston
county in the near future. the
route of the proposed road, which
is to start from a point in South
ern Illinois and cross the Ohio at
Elizabethtown, is through Living
ston county to point opposite
Hillsville. where it will cross the
Cumberland: thence to Grand Ri
vers and on through the Hillman
iron ore land between the rivers.
The road, if built will probably
tap the n. G. Il St. L. railroad at a
point near Jacksonville, Tenn.
Esq. d. p. Hall, of the Berry's
Ferry locality near Carrsville died
last Monday from the effects of
Bright's disease. Esq Hall was
we'll known throughout Livings-
ton county, having ia zen consider
able interest in political matters
for several years past. He was 90
years of age and very wealthy,
Repair work on the furnaces at
Grand Rivers is being pushed ra-
pidly, about 80 hands being enga-
ged in the work. The little city is
already improving wonderfully.
Some new houses are being built
and extensive repair work is being
done.
Mr.. G. w. Vaughan, the we'll
known architect Of Grand Rivers,
is now drafting plans for fine re-
sidence for young Mr.. Simmons,
the st. Louis capitalist. which will
0e built at Grand Rivers in the
near future, at a cost of $4,000.
The Hillville post office has been
discontinued. The people Of that
little town and surrounding coun-
try are very indignant over the ac-
ton of the authorities at Wash
ington in thus SO greatly incommo
ding them The Hillsville office
is very important one to fifty or
seyenty-hye families. and an effort
is now being made to have the Of
flee established .-SmithIa n d
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-07-25

The boundary of all Of tho above DIES.
cribed lands, which the commissioner is
directed to offer for sale as a while, is as
follows: Beginning at corner to j. X.
Flynn'5 Ferry road: thence with his line
! ) 3T3 w 8 3-5 poles to a stone, corner to
same: thence with another line of
same $ 5Il + $40 poles TO a stake cor
nrr to same: thence with another line Of
same S 35d W Is poles to a red oak, cor
ner to same: thence with another line OF
same S 30 w p poles to an elm and oak
on n small creek; thence leaving said
Summervlle's land and continuing same
course II pole to small hickory: thence
) 30 W about lG poles to black gum,
corner to the original survey in Abner's
line: thence n 50 w 81 poles to an elm:
thence n p w 36 poles to a stone:
thence n 81 W l4j poles to post oak i'm
the Lawson Hughes line: thence n "a f.
with said Hughes line 1903 poles (pass-
| ing an original white oak corner at %
poles to stone in Frank Summelville's
line; thence with his line s GOIS f. 81
poles to mulberry: thence n 81 f 81
poles to black gum on a branch: thence
with the meanders of the branch S 6OE
10 poles, n 7G + poles, soc 10 poles,
Slia f. poles TO stone in the mouth
of lane; thence with line of Frank
Summerville n 81 f 1O6 poles to stone
corner to W. f. Summerville: thence
with another of his lines S 75t f. 6S poles
to stone on branch: thence n 47E57
- poles to dogwood: thence n 335 f.
30 poles to post oak, corner to "a acre
tract sold off the original survey: thence
with line of said ~ acre tract S G6 f.
30 poles to stake in John o. Burton's
line: thence with said Burton's line s 1Ol
r lO2 poles, to post oak: thence S ~
| W poles to black oak and gum:
thence $ / w 81 poles to sassafras:
thence ) 81 w 80 poles to Il white oak
on the west side of Flynn ferry road:
thence with the meanders of the road n
10 W - poles. \ G6 w 81 poles, to a
whi,e oak and gum, one of the original
corners: thence \ 81 w So poles to
| stake in the Marion road; thence with
same \ Sl2 f 30 poles to stake: thence
% f 10l2 poles to the junction Of the
Marion and Flynns Ferry road: thence
with the Flynn's Ferry road n 3d. w 2l
40 poles to the beginning, containing
'Olai acres, more or less.
The above described land is situated
one mile North west of Repton, at Mat
toon. and it is one of the most desirable
farnes in Crittenden County.
For the purchase price the purchaser.
with approved security or securities.
must execute bond, bearing legal inter
est from the day of sale until paid. ard
having the force and effect of a judy
mcnt. idderS will he prepared to com
ply promptly with these terms.
L. w. CRUCE, Commissioner,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-07-25
Stray Notice.

Strayed from my farm 4 miles
west of Salem on July 9th, 1901,
one Bay mare, about Is hands
high, with brand on left shoulder:
scar on right hind leg, s or 10 yrs
old; will pay for return and will
appreciate information leading to
her whereabouts.
A, j. Curry,
lw Salem, Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-07-25
A Good Cough Medicine.

Many thousands have been restored to
health and happiness 10y the use Of Cha
mberlain's Cough Remedy. If afflicted
with any throat or lung trouble give it a
trial for it is certain to prove beneficial
Coughs that have resisted all other 1reat
ment for years have yielded to this rem
EDDY aud perfect health has been restor-
e., Cases that seemed hopeless that the
elm ,te of famous health resorts have
failed to restore, have been permanently
cured by its use. For sale by Robert f.
Haynes.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-07-25
MONDAY, AUG. II, 1901,
TRACT No. |.

Containing 81 acres, bounded as fol
lows. beginning at a stone scorner to
dover in mouth of the lane, running S
50 and "a w 764 poles to a black gum,
another corner to dover, thence with
to line of same N 81 w l02 poles TO a
white oak corner to original survey in
Lawson Hughes line, with same n "a f
80 poles, to stone in w. f. Summer
vile's line; thence with same S COLE f
g. poles to a mulberry; thence n 81 + 81
poles tr black gum on branch; thence
meandering same S 60 f. 10, n 7G f. 3, S
9sE 10, S Sl4 f poles to the beginning;
also to be sold with this tract and }
acres, bounded as follows: beginning at
a stone in the Marion Iroad, corner to a
lot laid off for Belle Summervile; thence
running with line of same 81 + 20ls
poles to a stone corner TO same; thence
S II w 20 poles to post in original line
thence with same N 80 w 20 poles to a
stake in the Marion road; thence run
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-07-25
Sunday Schools.

On the first Sunday in August
the delegates to the State Sunday
School Convention at Danville,
Ky, should be elected. Our coum
ty is entitled to ten delegates to
this convention. Please elect your
delegates; select some one that
will 90. If no one else will go, |
shall be heard to say, as one of
old, here am |, send me.
r. NJ. Franks.
Co. President.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-07-25
Does it Pay to Buy Cheap

\ cheap remedy for coughs and
colds is all right, but you want
something that will rslieve and
cure the most severe and danger
Gus results of throat and lung
troubles. What shall you do? Go
to warmer and more regular eli
mate? Yes, if possible. If not
possible for you, then in either
case take the ONLY remedy that has
been introduced in all civilized
countries with success for throat
and lung troubles, "Boschees Ger
man Syrup" 1t not only heals
and stimulates the tissues to de-
stroy the germ disease, but allays
inflammation, causes easy exp" cto-
ration, gives a good nights rest,
and cures the patient. Try ONE
bottle. Recommended many years
10y all druggists in the world Get
Green's Prize Almanac.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-07-25
Notice..

DR.. NJ. Ravdin. the Eye Speci-
alist, Of Evansville, Ind, will be
in Marion from Aug. 9TH to llth,
aid will be pleased to meet his
friends, patrons and any person
that wish to consult with him, at
DR.. j. K. Clark's office.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-07-25

The satisfaction the Louisville
Times is getting out of the failure
Of the Democrats of Ohio to men
ton Bryan in their platform is
very evident in the editorial page
of that journal, and leads one to
guess that that papers viciferous
support of the great Nebraskian
last year was not more than skin
deep,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-07-25

The 36th Annual Convention of
the Kentucky Sunday School As
ISOLATION, is announced for Dan,
vile, Ky, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, August I20, q, %,
1901. 1t will bring together five
or six hundred of the leading wor-
kers of the State. Each Sunday
school is entitled to one delegate
for each 100 or fraction thereof en-
rolled, These delegates should he
appointed the fist Sunday in Au-
gust. and their names sent at once
to j. ), Trisman, DanviIle, Ky, SO
entertainment can be provided. In
addition to these the county is
entitled to ten delegates at large.
All ministers are eX-otficio dele
gates, These delegates must Sc
cure credentials from their county
officers, which entities them to
free entertainment while there.
The railroads will give redu ,ed
rates to all who desire to attend
the convention.
For further information write to
Z. A. Fox, General Secretary,
Louisville, Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-07-25
Strayed.

From my farm on June 9th,
one. brindle steer, weighs about
100 pounds, mark crop off the left
ear and an over bit in right ear
Will pay for return or informa-
ton. M. w. Terry,
Repton, Ky