This was Wilbur Sweatman's follow-up to his successful "Down Home Rag", labelled as a "trot and one step". Fox trots were becoming popular at that time so this appears to be intended for that trend. Sweatman was a clarinet virtuoso and bandleader based in New York who performed extensively during the late ragtime and early jazz eras and was a friend of Scott Joplin. Published by Joseph W. Stern in New York City in 1914.

Original score source was from the Charles Templeton Sheet Music Collection at Mississippi State University at this link: https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/cht-sheet-music/3995/ This is a reproduction of the original score. I've adjusted measures 68 and 70 by adding a natural to the final right-hand C. I believe the natural placed on the preceding D was actually intended for the C, but there's a couple of possibilities as to what the real intention was.

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