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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-08-12
Office

The Prohibitiouists OF Berkeley,
county will meet in msss convention
Saturday, August Goth, at 80 p. M.
at the Court House for the purpo-e Of
nominating full county ld Senatorial
ticket. all interested in the cause of
probititiou are earnestly requested to
attend.
H. E Hare,
hn Chairman 20 EN ltnrn
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-08-12

Mr.. Dayton, do you stand with the
people of YOUR district in their effort to
buy American products as cheaply as
they are sold in fOreie m countries?
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-08-12
FRIDAY, AUGUST u, 1904.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
NATIONAL
For President,
ALTON B. PARKER,
New York.
For Vice President,
HENRY G.. DAVIS,
West Virginia.
CONGRESSIONAL.
For Congress, End Cong. Dis.
STUART w. WALKER,
Berkeley County.
STATE TICKET,
For Governor,
JOHN j. CORNWELL,
Hampshire County.
For Secretary of State,
w. G. PETERKIN,
Wood County.
For Auditor,
WIN. L. MANSFIELD,
Wayne County.
For Attorney General,
LAWRENCE A. REYMAN,
Ohio County.
For Treasurer,
ROBERT S. CARR,
kanawha County.
Supt. of Free Schools,
REV. M. B. HELMICK,
Peasants County.
Supreme Court Judges,
M. H. DENT,
Taylor County.
HENRY w. GILMER,
Greenbrier County.
JUDICIAL.
For Judge of 18th Judicial Cir.
L. BOYD FAULKNER.
Berkeley County,
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Deaths.
DARBY

Ms. A. d. Darby died at her resi-
dence on west Race street, last Fri
day afternoon shortly after o'clock,
after lingering illness frcn con
sumption. She was before her mar
riage, Miss Daisy Grimes. daug liter
Of the late Harry and Mrs. JUL a
Grimes, and a sister of Mrs. Lewis H.
Thompson. She was very popular,
and her death is a great grief to her
many friends.
Her funeral took place yesterday
morning at 10. 80 O'Clock, from the
First Nj E. church. of which she was
consistent member, the services be-
ing conducted by the Rev. A. J. Gill,
aud the interment was in Green Hill
cemetery.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-08-12
FALL TERN

Of the Mountain State Business Collegt
Cumberland, Md. begins 5 pit &
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-08-12

Steady, Democrats, Steady Eyes
on the target and vote to kill.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-08-12
LATEST MARKET REPORT

The following are wholesale prices
paid for grain. produce, etc. in this
market. CurrectedWeeklv
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-08-12

Mr. Joseph T. Grantham, we'll
known iarmerin Middeway district,
Jefferson county, died at his home on
Friday of last week after lingering
illness of several months at the age
of s. wears. He is survived by wild
or, who was Miss Fry, and five
children and three sisters. Mrs. Edith
Shirley, Mrs. Rose Gilbert and Mrs,
W. w. Gilbert. He was the
only son OF the late Hon. John
w. Grantham who served in the state
legislature several terms and was
president of the Bank of Charlestown
He was popular man, highly es-
teemed by his neighbors.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-08-12
ENGLE

Mr.. Jacob Engie, one of Charles
town most prominent attorneys and
one of the editors Of the Farmers AID
vocate died at Colorado Springs, Colo.
on last Sunday week aged about Sc
ears. Mr.. Engle had been in bad
health for several months and went
to Colorado Springs only two days
before his death in the hope that the
climate might benefit him but the
travel seems to have been a heavy tax
upon his strength that put him to
bed from which he never got up
again. He had been married twice
but both wives ere dead.
He was born and raised in the vi
cinity of Shepherdstown The remains
w-re brought home for iuterment.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-11-18
LARGEST IN CITY.
Stapieton & Son Preparing to Erec
Monster Building.

Stapleton & o Preparing t. Erect
Monster Building.
from Thursdays Daily.
= Architect Link is busily engaged in
preparing plans and specifications for
the block the Messrs. Stapleton in
tend to erect at the corner of North
Iwenty-eighth street and First ave-
nue.. The proposed structure will be
the largest in the city and one OF the
largest and most imposing in the
state.
Upon their return to Butte the gen.
tlemen announced that they mad de-
cided to build upon only half of the
ground purchased and that the build
ing would be but two stories high.
Since then they have reconsidered
their first intention and the plans now
making are for a four story block.
| 1OOx14O feet. The ground floor will
be arranged for stores, while the sec
ond and third floors are to be in suites
and rented for offices. The top floor
will be finished as a lodge room.
The building will be supplied win
an elevator and all other modern corr
v~eniences to be found in a structure
of that kind. AS soon as the barn
and sheds now covering the site have
been removed work on the excavation
and foundation will begin, as it is de-
sired to have everything in readiness
by spring for construction of the SUI
perstructure.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-11-18
A Flower Book Of Reat Flowers.

A Flower Book OF Reat FLOWERS.
The Yellowstone Park Flower Book,
published by the Northern Pacific, is
a beautiful creation. It contains IL
specimens of real, pressed flowers, in
natural colors, from Yellowstone
Park, with botanical names and the
places where found.
The book also has six full page,
fine half-tone illustrations showing
the Park bears, the Grand canyon,
geysers, hotels, ETC., found in the
Park, which is the most wonderful
spot on earth, 81 by g. miles in size,
in the very depths of the Rockies.
The Flower Book makes a beautiful
souvenir. Send A. M. Clelend, general
passenger agent, Northern Pacific
railway, st. Paul, MINI, SO cents for
a copy. Il
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-11-18

Articles of incorporation have been
filed with the secretary Of state by
the Northern motel company of Bill
ings. The capital stock is 10000
and the shareholders are F. B. Moss,
H. w. Rowley and 7. c. Morrill,.
Joseph B. Northway, deputy sherir
of Rosebud county, was in the city
yesterday and today as a witness in
the case Of State VS.. William West.
r. ]. Thompson, another prominent
Forsythian, was also here on the
same mission.
There will be a Thanksgiving SER
vice at Musselshell Crossing, Thurs
day, Nov. "a, in Handel Bros" hall.
Good music by the orchestra is as
sured. Thanksgiving address by the
Reverend L. s. Schermerhorn of Bill
ings, who will also preach Sunday,
Nov. ~, at 3 p. m. Every one is cor
daily invited to this service.
w. D. Smith, stock inspector, was
in the city this morning with a pris'
oner whom he was tAkinge to Miles
City. The man is charged with having
stolen a horse in the southeastern
part of Custer county. Mr.. Smith ar
rested him at Belle Fourche anc
made the trip by stage to Moorcroft
where he took the Burlington for Bill
ings. The prisoner is but little more
than a youth and looks anything bu'
a h%orsethief.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-11-18
Mr.. SCOTT RESPONSIBLE.
Erection Of Bridge at junction Due to
j. He Efor+s ~ III. Polls.

? His Efforts at the Polls.
From Thursdays Daily.
If there is special credit due any
citizen of the county for the splendid
endorsement at the polls of the propo-
sition to bond the county for the edec-
ton of a wagon bridge across the yell
lowstone river at Junction, that credit
belongs to Harry Scott, the Junction
marchant.
Mr.. Scott was an enthusiastic sup.
porter of the bridge, and the erec-
ton of the structure will be of much
benefit to the settlers coming from
the north to Junction.
Up to this time the firm of Scott
Bros, at Junction, have had practi-
cally all the merchandising trade
coming into that point, and they
fully realize that with the compile
ton of the bridge they will have to
| divide business with others who will
likely locate at that point. They arc
willing to meet competition in view
of the fact that the erection of 8
bridge will settle the country and
stimulate trade within the confines Q!
Yellowstone county.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-11-18
RETURNS TO BLUE GRASS.
Colonel Pickett, Wyoming Pioneer,
Quits Ranch Life.

Bolonel w. q. Pickett, veteran OF
the Mexican war and one of the best
known citizens of northern Wyoming,
came in from the south last night
and after spending a few days in the
city will depart for Lexington, KY,
where he will remain for an indefinite
period.
Colonel Pickett has disposed Of all
his ranch and cattle interests in wy
oming, where he has resided tor the
past 20 years. He was one of the
first settlers in the Grey Bull country
with the late Otto Franc and several
others and did much to bring that part
of Wyoming into prominence.
Among the children who have fol-
lowed Ernest Seton Thompson"s story
of "Wabb" colonel PICKET is we'll re-
membered throughout the country.
| Much of the information which made
up the authors interesting tale of the
trials OF a bear in the Grey Bull coun'
try and it's tributaries was obtained
from the colonel and the readers OF
the Thompson book are as much inter
ested in Colonel Pickett and his life
in that region as they r in the wan
behring's Of "Wabb' and the other wilo
animals of that region as told in the
narrative by Mr.. Thompson.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-11-18
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
John Grossen of Junction is among
today's visitors in the city.
w. D. Rickett of Four Bear, Wyo.,
is a visitor in the city today.
Mrs. ]. W. Collins arrived last night
from Butte to visit her mothet Mrs.
McKeown.
NC. Battams and A. Donald are here
Ihom the Battams ranch arranging for
a trip to their old home in England,
where they will spend the winter.
VA telegram received today from
}kustin North at 81 Paso, Tex, an,
nounces that P. B. Moss of this city
has been elected vice president Of
the National Irrigation congress fol
Montana.
Mrs. Edward Brown, residing il
First avenue, south, entertained abou
20 ladies yesterday afternoon at
Kensington party. A delightful tim
was had by the guests. Dainty lunch
con vas served.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-11-18
THE FINAL ONE.
Another Dividend to Mclntire & Mid
dleton Creditors Pending.

SsSeVss
From Thursdays Daily.
WnaI7 is to be the final dividend to
creditors Of the bankrupt firm of Nc
Intire & Middleton, the Miles City
concern which has been in the bank
ruptcy court since July l, 1901, is
about to be declared. Referee Firth
is preparing notices to be sent to the
parties having claims against the es-
tate and the whole matter will prob
ably now be soon wound up.
The forthcoming dividend is the last
of three and will aggregate $6,251.57.
The first amounted to $6,265.44; the
second to $6,866.23, making with the
one now pending a total OF $19,SS4.24
to be divided among the creditors.
The full amount of claims allowed
was $33, 2S7.34. This, however, does
not represent the total of the claims
presented. Some were rejected be-
cause the parties holding them re-
fused to return their preferences,
while others were rejected on various
grounds. Taxes to the amount OF
$495.37 have been paid, in addition to
which the trustee received $353.75, be-
sides the other costs, all of which
have been held out from the money to
be divided among the creditors.
The matter has made the rounds OF
the COURTS. An appeal was taken by
some of the creditors from the initia
rulings of the referee and the case
went to the United States distric
court. Here the referee was sus
tanned and the dissatisfied ones ar
pealed to the federal circuit court Q
appeals. AS in the court delOw tn
decision Of Mr.. Firth was contirmet
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-11-18

From Tuesdays Daily.
~. II. Calhoun of Columbus vas in
the city this morning with a carload
of horses that he was taking to st.
~. A. Stein and w. N. Hawkins,
M~ilesians, who have been attending
the district court as witnesses, re-
turned home this morning.
.H. J. Cullom, Jr, special agent OF
the general land office, was in town
this morning, en- route to Miles City.
Mr.. Cullom was returning from an Of
fetal visit to Alzada and other points
in the extreme southeast corner OF
the state.
Mrs. Chris. Widmer, relict of the
late Chris. Widmer, who died at st.
Vincent's hospital a few months ago,
followed her husband to the hereafter
last Saturday. Her death occurred at
Fort Custer. The funeral took place
at the Crow agency Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff Harding was brought
to the city last night from the Mussel-
shell suffering with what the attend
ing physician thought might develop
into a case of pneumonia. Mr.. Hard
ing Is being cared for at st. Vincent's
hospital.
"A copy of the Oregon Journal, pub
lished at Portland, Ore, received at
The Gazette Office, announces that
last Monday at M%ontaville, a suburb
of Portland, MI. and Mrs. Andrew
Campbell, formerly of Billings, cele'
brated their golden wedding annlver-
sary.
James M. Rhoades, who was in the
city yesterday for the purpose OF
looking for a business opening, left
for the west this morning. He intend,
ed to stop at Missoula and If not sue
cessful there in securing what hi
wanted said he would continue or
N ;3,spe1. an \. Kennel, ... ,..,,..,
from Bozeman, to which place she &C
companied her husband from here, a!
he passed through the city last weel
on his way west. Mr.. Kennedy, Wit
was formerly agent at this point TO:
the same company, is now TRAVELLING
freight claim agent of the Northern
Pacific.
A. J. Fraser, formerly ar employe o
n of the stores in this city, died sud
denly in Butte two days ago. His re
mains passed through the city thi
morning and will be buried at Wauke
sha, Wis. Mr.. Fraser was a membe
of the Maccabee lodge Of this cit
and carried $4,000 insurance in tina
9s9<f.
|The voters of the county having al
proved of the proposition to issu
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-18

Judge Towcry appointed the tax
supervisors for the present assess.
mcnt. lie appointed twu Rcpuhli.
cans, two Democrats and one Pop.
ulisi.
L." doe, moi SCARF ". Il only
Gust Pc a hundred pounds in sum.
mcr time, ~ We will not chang.
nov all fall and wintcron uur meat
hut guarantee We will H. herr next
summer to scll YOU meat cheaper
than yuu have lycn paving for dW
yar Il. SuwN
J VI frvman. who uucnily
,old his stock II merchandise at
Cmyncvillc to Jas. =. Canada and
VIM has removed to this city ha,
purchased a half interest In & =.
Williams icCd sloU. Mr.. FrrC.
man Is not a new mau In the bus.
iuc>s herr aud tcSC him aud old
"Hlondykc" atthcir old trade Of he
livcring hay aud corn 10 the tccd
sioc customers Is quite natural.
laync & lcavcll Brcs., 81 Hop.
kinsvillc, filled their appointment
here Monday and secured about a
car load II mules and horses. We
arr au,hoiSol to hill them for
Hampton, in Livingston county, In
the near future. They ham bCCn
making regular trips here and arr
spending fum sis To eight thous.
and dollars pr month among cur
farmers.
Get our prices on guns,
shells, etc. We can save
you money.
Marion Hardware Co.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-18
Land for Sale

Goui farm containing lnO acrS
on the Salem aud smiihland mad
IN Livingston county. q miles frum
Salem, . ~ mile. itom Hampton.
Has ~ aCDs eooj timber, lalance
In eood state " cultivation under
god icncc. Good dwelling house,
wells, cisicrns, never failing spring.,
aud hcrimppvcmcnis. Will sell
cheap for half cash. balance to suit
purchaser. See CHAMPION & CnAs-
rioS, Marion. Nv. I'm
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-18
LOCAL BREvlTlES.


Pork roast Sc at ScHwAB's.
Mr. Fannie Jenning- was in
Salem sunday.
Z. J Johnson Crider spcn, Wed.
day IN frdonia.
" 4 Hayden. Of Salem. was in
town Wednesday.
Nay Kcyil went To sturgi- Tues
day io survey some land.
Dave Hcyil returned from the
World. Fair Wednesday
Mr. and Mr. A. II McNccly, Of
Princeton. arc in the city
II : Wheeler has moved 10 hi.
u,u puilag. on East Depot Street.
MI. Maggie Casncr, II Pincy, j.
Oh, guest II MIR Maud Mcconnell
Mr. Ward Carr. Ut MorganGrld,
b. %. gc.t II Mn. T. ,. IIayuc..
Henry pollin.. oi near CARR
u.I, 800. here the fr.t II the
week
W. and Mr. Man Tovcy LEFT
TUESDAY iur - lnui- ,o attend the
Pair
Mn e. u Andersen, II Black.
hm b. thc Wc.t Il friend. here
OBI. week
r.a. A. Bush, II Smi,hhnd,
nl, u stevens. IT salem. wcry
m town TUESDAY.
b., T. e. Carter, assisted by
E'y r,uyman, 3. holding a meet.
us 10 kuimva
Nr y u Farris. Il salem. at
tended the Foster Thwlkcld funeral
ben Wednesday.
Ms, Mary Nation. II Forl'.
Fop visited friend. herr Saiur.
da, and sunday.
hm " Wilson attended The IN.
ru'@ Mr. VI e. Marshall NJ
biivlI, "Wednesday.
We G,o. T.. Roberts attended
w funeral Vt hyr aunt. Mr. VI. e.
Narmllat Eldyyillc "Wednesday
lurii, W~sl.. IT p,ntur lll.
rmmel hony SUNDAY after visit
ms rhii,~ h,rc thry or Four
ju.
N- lul-llc Carlo.s who !,
'a..ns th, Ford. Ferry .,hcol.
'rn saturday and sunday at
Hu
We ll,uv nolln,. II Living
''n vuuiy, j. the guest VI her
daughter Mr. ]. ". Campbell
ihr vu,k
10" cray Is repairing his rc,i.
''n" vhcr Il was recently dam.
'e'N by fir and will also make new
additions To Il.
torman e. ". Wilson. II the
'non'"wn Telegram, and wife
ven guests II friends here salur.
day and Sunday.
~ rank Congcf has made about
4'n gallons Of pun old Kentucky
N'ehum this ycar on his farm aud
he Is NJ, done yet.
NcSr. Will Dan Hankins. Char.
Wy Slayion, Prank Scot, and AleI
"a'ris, u Livingston county. we're
W '0-h wcdnc.ls, On business.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-18
! ayIor g. Canaan.

J. \. Stegar, Of Princeton, was in
town Thursday.
Thos lowery, Of Salem, was in
town Thursday.
Meat sold at market price Of live
stock at ScHwAB's.
Mn A. J. Bennett, Of Tolu, was
in town Thursday.
Don't fail when in need Of salt
To call on BLACK Il SOY.
! have just received a new lot Of
fine hats. Mrs. +. :. LOVE-.
\. A. Dcloc, Of near Tribune,
has moved into his residence on
Bcllcvillc street.
Warner II Stewart left Monday
after spending a few days with his
horther, T.. 7. Stewart.
judge Towcry went In Mexico
Tuesday to have iill made on the
and Dycusburg road.
Arrived a, the home Of Mr.. and
Mr.. T. h Rowland, Wednesday,
November 18th, an N-pound girl.
The rad viewers in the Robi.
Gregory road ease submitted their
report and 1t va, held over for cx-
rcptions
j II Tonkiu came over from
Whalcroit Wednesday. Mr.. Ton.
Kin lost q tine horse in the iirc
Tuesday night.
Mr., J \ Farri. and Mr.. J. u.
rhulkcld, II Salem, attended the
funeral of Foster Thrclkcld here
Wednesday.
Tolaccouisi Nat Garthcr, II
WHO'S now represent
ing Forl,> Mining Company, was
In town Tuesday
Rob Euuch and wife, II Grand
Rivers, arrived Thursday and will
.y the guest II relative. near town
ior a week NJ murc.
G. ] riypr and johnson Order
rNpyt In leave sunday ior II. Lou.
j., whcr they will sprnd few
lay. visiting the Fair
Mr. Aliar lloruiug and Miss
Annie Neal, oi Blackiorl, attended
the s,i.idc IT their aunt, Mr.
luo. e. Asher, sunday.
Mr. and Mr.. e. VI. Barnes. VI
Eupka SPRING, Ark wcU hem
Wednesday rurulc To Livingston
Nmty io visit RELATIVES.
ANY uuc wishing tn pr year
make contract ior cheap meat aud
rhoicy meat wcwillly glad tn have
rail- nU,, Il. SCuwAu.
Iailcr Tom Thplkcld and County
Judge ThoS, Evans, " Livingston
county, attended the Foster Thrcl.
kcld funeral here Wednesday.
Remember, bird season is
here and so are our fine guns
and shells at your command.
Marion Hardware Co.
Mill contractor and builder ]. A.
Cohcnour, who is engaged in con.
s,ruc,ing the plan, a, the Riley
mines near Salem, was here Wed.
ncs1av.
n. n. snow. Of Mineral Point.
Wis. was registered at the New
Marion the hs, Of the week. lie
accompanied MeSrs. Blue & Mum
to the Worlds Fair
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-18

Choice beef roast &c at ScuwAB's.
AL steak, pork and beef DC at
ScnwAB's
T.. W. femme, of Evansville, was
in town Monday
Mir. ]. II Tonkin went To Ev.
ansyillc Thursday.
Ellis Mrnser, Of near Dawson,
was in town this week
Mis- Anna Daniel, Of Ford's
Ferry, Is visiting in town.
Miss Mary Towery, Of Pincy, was
IN town shopping Saturday.
Vim. Barnett, Of Tolu, was in
town several days this week
J \ Gmycs, of Dycu.burg. reg
istcrcd at the New Marion Tuesday
Frcd Allovay, Of Sturgi., rcgi,.
tered at the New Marion Wc,lncs-
day
= VI Cuuiugcr. an Evansville
timi,r man, wa. in the city Mon.
day
Will Clark, II Livingston county,
va. iu town Wednesday ou husi.
mes,
Mi. Ethel Pri,y, II lcyia,,
.put several day, in the city ihi.
week
Mi. Rudy Bnu-uu. who i. at
tending .ohcol herr .p,nt Saturday
aud sunday with parents at Cory.
dom
NJ q E.kyv ha. .oli ni. butch.
~ shop on Carlisle .trct Ia W.
S,hwah.
Bruce hhh. principal II Tolu
.chuol-, .pcnt saturday aud sun
day herr
Iuo. lo,c and family, " the
Siloam vicinity, have moved To- u.
luul. aud wall reside nwr Muir.
ir,.lor'.
luliu. l.. Raliaui, " Henderson,
va. herr hi. wck baking after hi,
mineral interests
y. Wuul- ha- wo,rd into the
iurmrt r.idrucc II T.. j HAYWARD
uu Walker Avenue.
col y. e. Rolvrl. returned iwm
Golruuda. H., lo attend lhr Man.
we'll Simchlyv wedding
JE Finley CAV au exhibition
va Main .,rr, Saturday night with
q roi,nt Fin ENtiurui.hrr
For,l Harm. anil y u. MaulE,
II ToIu attended ilr fosicr rhr'l.
lrld funeral herr Wednesday
Mr. Sallic Elder and -n, AT
hyt. rlumy,l Monday irom Union
county where they visited rcla-
tivc-.
McNr,. !. &. GuSagc and A. G.
Forman. " Lola, wcr here We'd.
ncsday cnuulc home after hcing ON
q duck hunt
Millic Eaton rtumcd Monday TO
her home At Salem after being the
uy-, Of her sister, Nr. Eugene
Love, q few weeks
We are here tn stay Will scll
YOU choice mCa, and saw you bis
money the year around.
n. SrimAR.
Surveyor ]. 4. Sullengcr's little
rtl was badly burned Monday
morning. Mr. Sullengcr resides on
the Haynes place near town
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-18
Los, Sow.

SmAYEp iOm home 2isl ot Dc.
tolyt. 1904 Mostly black. some
grizzly color on iOn, and legs.
Small mark in left ear. weigh,
about leo pounds. win inward
for rcCovvry.
r. N. fRsSxs. Marion. ~.