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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-05-13

Prof. Warren Morehead, Of Phillips
Academy, Andover, Mass. has discovered
on a farm east of Hopkinsyille, KY, what
is presumably the burying ground of q
prehis torio people. Ten skeletons in q
fair state of preservation were exhumed.
The bones are probably those OF an ex-
tinct race of mound builders. The skel-
etons were discovered in receptacles
built of fiat stones. Stone utensils were
also found :
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-05-13

Anderson Mail, May 18th: Sena-
tor Latimer is statesman who be-
lieves in things practical rather than
high sounding theories. While a
Congressman he conferred an ever
lasting benefit upon the people of the
Third District in the establishment
of the rural mail delivery service,
and if he can now get the people of
the State aroused and, to taking an
interest in good roads, he will have
conferred a still greater and more
lasting benefit.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-05-13

The cornerstone of the ten-million dol
lar steel plant of the Mohawk Valley
Steel and Wire Co. was laid in Bruins
wick, Ga, last Thursday. Thousands OF
people heard the addresses. Ex- Senator
John l.. McLaurin was the principal
speaker. The occasion marked the be-
ginning Of one of the biggest enterprises
ever launched in the South.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-05-13
The Jeff Davis Memorial.

Richmond, May 6.-The idea of
building an arch as memorial to
Jefferson Davis has heen practically
abandoned. 1t is understood that
Mrs. Davis and some of the promi-
nent officers of the memorial organi-
zation are opposed to the arch. A
monument will probably be erected.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-05-13

An American is at home anywhere.
While in Macon, Ga, last week, the
Governor of Rhode Island pulled off
his coat and set the broken leg of a
boy, there being no surgeon handy.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-05-13

The Maryland School for the Blind
has issued the first general dictionary
ever published for the use of the blind.
The work comprises 18 volumes and con-
tains, definitions of 10000 words.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-05-13
White & Company,
ANDERSON, .. O.,
Dealers in Marble and Granite.

II IE DO ALL KINDS OF MONUMENTAL DESIGNING, CUT
NM TING Etc, Marble Decorative Designing
Wv and Clear Lettering Our work guaranteed be in
every and the material used is THE BEST.
We control the of the High Point Granite Works. and
Building Material Curbing
Bases and Coping. We all competition
If you desire place neat head
will
With complete line designs and he will quote reasonable prices
We will take with hebcst both workmanship
and material
WHITE 81 COMPANY,
Phone 24A. A nderson.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-05-13

Claims marked dbyth
of
except $S52 will be paid ont Of 1902 funds The balance
IN N n McAI
F.A. II. Schroeder, Cleko Board. ~ m s Sps'so'. Sps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03
THE BEST THrNd IN A POETS LIFE

Eood thin said Of Richard Henry
York lie was an GA
fashioned man. Win courtesy ana
a hatu a a a. sold
ht lova ter has Wife HAIR
he made her happy f
without words that man
Ia hand and each under
the oher without nehen vert at
Is uuscfish and holy
hind Of human confet At es
death has entered HIS
hoa
stedaard dying smiled ena into hef husbands
and whispered dood BY
take 81 yousself
HhlninK hia sssni face
eompessiY nj the
hfo ef her husband, that he didn't want % live
esifsrs
human being
Q
be long de-
ferfeas
Henry @onihs and died
myststien ne would
Of her tender affection
nohps toeaae the love
starv Of hts ths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03

ftantlnued from Yesterday
N{e afflerrs were pat two IN a cell.
Witch was very little 20 my taste.
for my roommate wsa tall SILENT
mat uAmed beaumont. ~ the fiyinE
Artlllefy. who had been tahsh hf
the naseliah cavalry al Aneoska
a Is seldom meet man ef whal.
cannot mAko friend, tvr w
dtkpssftion and manners ate as lou
kTew them. nut this fellow had
ngVer : smile tor nY Jeats nef az
ear far M soFrown. but Woalo az
lasking al me with hls uullsn eyes.
usstl sometimes ! thought that Ms
two years of captivity had driven
ram Grassy An. hass | lnnsed that
old uaslxet of any Of my eoiurades
~ the hus.ass was there, instead OF
thsa n0tntay % a maBi flut such a.
he was had % make the best 81
hlsa. and it was very evident that
no emeapa eepid be tnade unl~a. ne
we're my paftnsr 81 u, TOT Nhat
COULD | possibly % Ntthaat MIN Oh
serving utef limited al ~ mere
fore. ant then b. degrees ! spohs
msfe plainly. until Il seemed - me
that / had prevailed upon him 70
shafs uty lot
i trsed ths wallis. ard tried The
floor. ard l fried the saiAina' net
thoaKh / tappsN and probad, they AZ
appeared % b very thich and solld
The lioor naa OF ifafi. shutiinH with
a pnfiug lock ana provided with
su.ail sratine though which
Nasier locked tstes IN every night
Within there wsfs two beds. TIVE
etenals. two Weahstafsds nothing
mere. II was enough for my wants.
Toe y hen had had as mueh dufins
those = year, npsnl IN eempf Hut
hoss aas l - get aBfs Might sftsf
,,ishf thought q M s.aee has..rs.
ard hal dreadful Nightmares. IN
sehfeh I faneied that the NJ hols rect
nieut nsaaeA hhnstnE or that inS
haranm Wera alt hlnatsd wfth Esssa
fodder. eF that they we're f9undsfea
ffess hsaland. OF that SIS saaAdFens
- ere eiahbrt In the presence OF The
saapefars Thsn I asaizi suake IN =
cola scat. ard set - wark psckisg
ana tapping Al ths walls once more
for / kusN very well that there is no
dlfftealiss shlph eaanos be sx~rcafns
hYsa se4dy bfaisas ara = pair % ealn-
tiiuH h4ssaA,
I hsge Vas a single ~lnaaw In cue
cell. Nhfrh vas laa small 10 admit
a child n was further defended b.
a thick lfon har ln THE csufef II
wAa rot very prausisfnx point %
s&SaFs. a. sou sill ass3s. egs ] an
naine Marw a nd More eas4sinc~d that
our efforts fwa.t BE- directed tn~ ards
ft To make matters were~. u only
t9d cut tHta the exefriss yard. wnffh
as suffpandrt - to hifh walls
stint - / said q my suiien cefus
rada. Il = tistr % tafs o. the Wis
tssiE = Aaa nssu are exec tef Hhttse
.sse. its--.-s s9 ss. 2gs 71zy-ss
tase. from shr fittings OF my ned
snsi 80 10 wors % las=sn ,hs plsN-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03
GOOD IDEAS IN NEW YORK

Taey Ideas IN New York
sehnas Hind that
brief only
classical
II hundred nvss kspt
the ehhsyn on
sood hdsa
vii - nntto haiiugs
hns eiRK % tAe TIE viii - made
that they
There Al sehp
sc~dy ~heol
b.
kesp
h~ @a-ahtars # thr cid sers who
ssntsnbe ~ The
sssssry 70 minutes ssroasr
ed
dollars o. cheeks and health, AFRAID
AIS 1wsfsh ~ rtadsssz nti D. hakenl
nAknx ~ Fecr~ation. a
Il = besr public bundi them be-
q too ttls use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03

Ger al the TOP and hattom OF the
bar Three haprs I wouid wsrk. and
than leap into nay bod upen the
sound of the wardcfH Hiep. Then
snather three houfH. and then yefy
aftan another Yet. fer ! found that
neaumont Was 50 slow and clumsy
att that Il was on myself only that
l could rely,
/ pictured 90 myaelf Gay Third Of
uuasafa waiting iuHt outside that
window with keltle-dfafna ard stan,
aafds and leepard.shln sessfaauss
all cosselsls. Then ! seuld w0Fk
like mailman. until my Iron VAS
orualed with blood. "a IL with rust
And 10. might by night, l toa4anrd
that stony plaster. aud hid Il away
Ia aha atuffius OF my piilau. until
thu hour easne when the iron shaok
and then with one spad ursnuh u
came Off IN any hand. and my first
step had been made towards free
dem
You will ask me what hetter off I
Was. since. a. I have said. q child
could not have fitted through this
opening. will Tell you. had
gained tNo things-ss tool and a
weapon, with the ons I might
inosen the stone which Thanked the
window. With the other l mlsht
uef~nd myself when ! had scrambled
Through. 10 new l turned my at
tention 10 that stone, AMI / pleked
ami picked with the aharpmnad sud
81 my bar unfll had WORKED out
the mortar ali round You under.
stEad, OF course. that durins the day
| replaced everything in lt= POSI-
ton, and that the ~araer WAS never
partuittrd 70 see a spsrA upon the
ttoar. A. the end ~ three weeks I
Rad separated the stone. and had
the rapture Of drawing Il through
ana seeing hole left with ten stars
shining thraash it where there had
tsen but four befafe, All was ready
for "a now. and l replaced the stone.
sineaFinE tho aassA 81 n refund with
a lifAts fat ard aaae 30 A. 60 hide
tho cracks where this mortar shoali
have been. In three nights the nteon
would b spHs. and that ssstnsd the
best time FOE our attempt
! had now 40 doubt AZ all about
getting into the yard but I had very
oanaifora BILE fsisEisinsn as TO hos !
was 90 set out again II would be
Too hunilaiiuz. after trying here
aud trylng there 60 have 90 81 back
70 my hole again IN despair. Of % be
arrested b. the guards uutssss. and
Thrown into these Damp under.
afeoad eclia Nhlsh are esssrNst fof
prisoners who are caught n eadAp-
ing ! set to WuFk. therefore. 20
plan what ! should d.. I have never,
as yeu kffew. had the chance N
showing What | oauit de - \ Tsn-
arsi henetin1ae after a sfa.s %
~ OF Nfaa ! hta1s fassst4 s..xssff
eapshie ~ thsuking aat safpfsslnE
combinations sftf have felt that n
Saeoae@ti had tatvassrd me- with an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03

army e8rDs things etght have gone
atffefantly with him. itut, however
that. mas b.. thefe II nO doubt khR
n the ANAL sifntakefns ~ war, hHd
hi that aulohnesa Of Invention uhtst
4. - necessary for an officer OF light
cavalry, could hold my eHt
aaainnt anyone. II WAS now that
haA need on ~ and | felt sue mat
II wauld not fail me.
This lnnsr will - hieh j hsa 20
scale was built Of bricks, ~ tee
high, with a row Of iron Hpibest
inches apart, aeaa the TOP fhs
outer I had only caught a linpse ~
once OF twiar. Shsn the safe OF lha
exercise yard 9aa open. ~ sppsafeti
a. DO about the same helkht and
~am also apiked at the top, The
snaes between the walls was over y
feet. and had reason 10 belleFs W.
there ~efs no aenlfies there starpt
al the aatss Gu the othaf haad.
knaw that thsFe vas a line OF SO
sfiefa outside. ffehoid the little nut
my frlsnda. which had 20 open
with no crackers. save thaa" fso
hands
one thing upon which ! relied
vas the height of my contAhe hsan
rnoru. have already ssid That ~
vas a very Tail man. HlH tset
lssst ard u seemed 20 mo shat " !
couid saount upon hia shoulders eH1
ret my hands upau the spikes I
couif easily scale the wall Could !
null ny bis companion 90 aftar me
That ~as the question, Tor nhsh
set forth with a eoursde, even
though Il BE- oas for whom ! bear 80
affsettnn, nothinz an earth uauti
make ma abandon him. ~ ! climbed
the wall and hsseomsd not foiisw me-.
I should b. conpeitsd 90 return =
him. lie did not rretn 10 cofiqefu
himself much about g.. however. -
1 iapsd that he had confidence IN
his own activity.
Then another VERY important mat
tor was the choice Of ths sentry Who
should be on duty 81 front Of nif
vxtuaaN AZ tae tins Of atfr attempt
Thry Wsfs changed sXsry two hours
10 lnsass their vigilance. but .. wfa
watched them closely each night cut
OF my window. knew that there vas
a great differences between them
There aafe some who Netv - Kern
that q rat could not cross tha yard
unseen. willis gthrFa thought onif
of their own sass, ard could g,ssis a.
asunalY leaning upss faunkst as y
they we're az nome upen feather
bed. There waN oftT Especially
fet. heavy u.sn. 40 would retire
tnta the shadow Of tks sail and dUhr
- comfortably duftnk kts two noHfs.
that have aFnEs@a - sees 90 plaster
from fnY window - mis- very feet
without his nirssFsaas ~ NY good
isseh. thIs feliowa sasfh was dts
frem e 20 ! apan the nikht which
- had fissd upon To- our sHief
prise.
(contiunei1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03
EMAKDS
DAMAGES
tss.eIsI.s tn. s,.r.)

OLYMPIA. Wn-. June 3--The
Olympia Brewlng company this
mornias brought suit In sha superisr
court against the Northern Pacific
railroad company for eendsmnaflon
Of the trestie acrsss the Dsachates
river for Si0.009 damages which II
alleged 20 have beer paid out IN ex~
cess freight since the ssta blizhment
Of the brewery. ewing to She insbi-
sssr - Snip 81 water - sacSaft ~
the sreetie oh4trueting the channel
- -zszzz=
- ~ 2 .. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03

HfkIssIE.RTJN. Wa. June a.--EHs.
zens Of Hrssnertofl reeeiYed the news
of the final decision Of thu navy de-
partmsnt with much regret. aud Ia
some cases great SURPRISE. Many
had confidently expected that she
resent action taken ~ the mayor.
msrnhexs % the town cauncil and
cifizans would lndues the depars-
usens 30 rescind the prohthitory Or.
der. taxing Il for granted that ell
had beeu done that could b. done
and that uuac waaid correct co1dl.
tiona eomplained Of.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03

FLASHES OF wit seem ~ be about
All the lightning the Balkan var
eioun has produced up 20 date.
Some New York scientist claims "
takes five Ysafs 60 reise lobster.
Not w King c0unty. old man,
They're raised here Ia a few months
dufipE any political oatnpalsfs
When The insane man wa brought
into probate court. yesterday, The
Judge asked what saa thr matter o.
the poor fellos "Iin II a Jane bus,
remarked the baiiiff and the maniac
shfteksd,
l1dna Tslsfnsr. daughter OF ths
Countess tTelefnsf, married niHaor
Martini af Itoms Bride IL a niece
Of Mrs. Aaakny. groom Il diploa
mat.
The Home-goinK season has
opensi. the home coming season VII
coulmrnoe later
Cause % Saturdays Hfeek on
Southern Pacific az Santa barbara
IL involved "a mystery.
whitaker wright the financial
operator. lsakf his habeaE eofpuH ease
81 the supreme court ~ the untted
states. lie Ntil be estrsdits8.
Ths Matrimonial Question.
oas Star Dust reader writes that
the reason he gos married Nsa that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03

Beer Drivers q Ffei p~rrf West.
srn Central fzzbor Unien hail. f5ee
Second avenue
Harts~sa'--FeFesssrn hall. as ffrwf
avenue.
hatchery. No. at--Oiympse hall.
ftptks second avenue.
rpsutera'-- Carpenter hall. 1870
Fourth avenue.
foamen s. Western Central Labor
UnicR hail. ts9s Second avenue.
Laundry Workers - MusIelanM'
hail. itee seuuud nvenue.
fAinters' and Decorators - Paint
era hail. First avenue and fseuura
street.
UphoiEfcfesa - Western Central
Labor Union hall 1905 Second ave-
nue..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03

Brsmsrtonians Chagrinsd and Surprised
at the UnyieIding Position Taken
BY Navy Department

As the department. hes MT 1sen M
% do this the general fseiinz sss
pgssscd today h sas OF resignation
PROMISES that ~rasr made ln the
n&llrr ~ removing saisoan from
Front street sill b. carried out In
letter ana spirit and once the street
- cleared u these obl~ctlona Die r~-
Hatts a. b expected that thn preasnt
ban eili - Fesnoessi
The officers and crew Of the
Ranger have been transferred ss the
Slpaic and the B1aafr Rat cat Of
commission. She Val be repaired
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03

Best r. Always cheapest. We be-
tbs Rainier Grand cafe. Ever ythina
that tends 20 make eating pleasures
abls is leaked 60 with every care.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03
NO STUDENTS

our Offices have been established for
10 years. Tho largest Dental par
lora in Hcattie. and best equipped
pariora on the Pacific coast.
Separate reception room for ladies'
Lady attendant always present.
Ten years written guarantee with
ali work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03
EHHH y y SIS q q = SIS
:STAR DUST:

Butte labor leaders viii visit
White House when president returns
aud tell their sfleyapeea - min
there.
United states minis coined during
May ti.fsQ.taa.
After delivering about 20 decisions
the supreme eaurt has al kslIfHed fpr
the term The umplfas tAfpnHhont
the country will coHlinua 60 hand
down few. fyr a while
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03

i never saw n
man % ho1nsly
INT H0nebody
didnt think he
uuE good iookin'.
lit amt himself
tt'a some woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03

a large number Of Invitations have
been issued far the University Of
Washington Commencement hall. "a
t.e given June 10 AZ the washing
fsa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03
Browns Painless Dentists

10 lat ave. Union blk.
ono dogi nth OF MacDouEnii &
S0uthwlok
Iioura-s.30 a. IN. 10 3 y. M. Sunday
pa. M. until p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03

he thought u would DO D. whole Igf
cheaper ihau r. breach ~ pfaHHlHn
suit Every Day I an changing ~
mind. =" hr concludes
Iiootblaoks of seattle Nlii form "a
uHian That'a where they ought -
shine.
The washington pioneers viii cell
eli about TIE good aid ilfnsH end
shat happsafd Ia the winter Ut -
isfen lf Tom johnson " Cleveland
l. esiaallafssi eut ~ tlse pfasldaulIHl
race. he Htlii has hls red dsyii F."
The alar Duet man has chartered
ono If jim liliiH naH frFlNhtsfa for
10 fitat bip The cargo viii efsH :
slst " has hlnd Hfesa Notices thHi
iirsnisfion couneiiiaeu hitse feee = 20
IL the last two weeks. N one boat
isn't bie enough veil get iteih. The
aafs0 wiil b. presented 70 tue
iatemefion city dads.
Traffic on Canadian RAclfle e
Frank. n. w. T.. has been resumed
II il a good thing that the al
MANAGES tell us It's June What DO
you think Of The weather man. nov
The Merry Month Of June
Every morn I EpfaY the fDHsp
Which AZ twilight ! vii pull
Every niEht ! PLAY the hoses
TIL the fnsebua nase ~ fDtI
Then ! see the euHnlpR ipsccfa
Stand with smiles upon theif mugs
Woe IL mina because that rose busfi
Il bOar1iuE house for bugs
King County Laureate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03
Dancing Classes

Professor Wilson at nanks Hall
Monday and Friday evenings. Pri-
vmta lessons daily ess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03
TEETH
TEETH

when nado by the Brown ays-
TEN, Rive tho face itH nat
urai expression and contour and
they stay up In the mouth. You can
aat with them. TnlI GET 81 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03

The washington plonaofa viii sell
oil about the good aid times aHd
what happsned b. the Vinigr Ut -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03
THE Mary Month Of June

II f. a good thing that the al
MANAGES tell us it's June What DO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03

Iio0tblacks or seattle Nili form b
union Thata where they ought -
shine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-03

Traffic on Canadian FRolfle e.
Frank. n. w r., has been resumed
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-16
70 ENLARGE PLANT.
Nav Company Organized With Cap
ital of $40, ooo-To Conduct Nor
,I,on Spoke Works or Large Scale.

Inn,ew months the spoke works oil
George II Morrison, on the National
boulevard. will have been enlarged into
one OF the most extensive manufacturing
plants OF this city and its affairs will bell
charge of a stock company organiEei as
follows:
:. W. Somervile, president A. r.
Thornton. secretary aud treasurer; Geo.
Ii. Morrison. manager. These gentle
men, with II. +. Crismond.C {. T. Rosebro
and s. Il. Howison, will compose the
Board of Directors MIR. Rosebro, who
is now in Petersburg, will move 20 this
city. Ground has been broken ON the
lot Just east of the present factory Tor a
brick addition 60xl00 feet and a con
tract has been let for 20 horse power
engine and boiler The enlarged plant
which will probably begin operation on
September LIST. will at first manufacture
spokes only. but later on rims also VIII be
turned out The works have at present
more orders than they can ill and their
products are being shipped abroad as
lar "a South Africa and New Zealand
The capital stock of the new company Is
$40. 900. The plant, which already gives
employment to large number OF men
will greatly increase it's force, thus bene-
fitting the city in a most material way.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-16
ResoIutionsIn Memorism

sachem and BROTHERS of Rappahan.
mock Tribe, No III, Improved order ol
Red Men: Though our tribal lie has been
of brief duration, death has entered ltr
midst invaded our tribal family ana
claimed one who gave the promise o' "A
long and artive life.
Rnt death is the common lotoihnman
ity. the old and young alike are claim,
Ell by him and pass from slght ana
earthly wigwams and enter the Kingdom
that IL without end or shallow.
On Sunday evening. May :. ~ the
church bells were announcing the hour
for worship. like An electriccurre Hash
ed through the city the sad news oi the
death of Brother \. Il Bolts, Jr. WAS
difficult TO realize ~ sudden and uneX-
pected event.
A young man in the prime OF NE CAV
inc no evidence of so sudden a pehlre'
but. to the contrary, the picture OF heaith'
Just four brief days previous. engaged IN
his then daily Rvocation. he was sudden
ly arrested. for the Master had com
manded halt to the young soldier, ana
Welding obedience he rested briei m
tervai with us. and On the fifth day ms
spirit took it, flight 10 the TREAT Spiril
who gave il.
Rappahannock Tribe, No III. sincere
ly symphatizes with weeping relatives
and as we do and shall miss our young
brother in our council iirer, how much
more will the vacancy be felt IN the IAN
ily circle the home
"No night shall be in Heaven. let
night il here and in our hearts a. we
give departing word 10 the ifiehu anu
brother we have loved and lost, and look
into the open gate and say, brother
farewell
Resolved, That the foregoing be enter
ed on our minutes and published IN the
city papers and d copy be cent TO the
family OF our deceased brother,
". q Turner.
r. NJ Lsrkin,
+. +. Robinson