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The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-03

Singers and public speakers use Ayers
Cherry PectoraI with excellent results.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-03

Not how cheap but how good is the
way we try to do our work. Peerless
Steam Laundry, 112 and ia West 9Th.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-03
Mineral Water.

The finest in the west. Come and try
It. j. W. PHILLIPS.
612 W. Eighth St.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-03

"a Tramp's Dream" was repeated to
small audience at the Grand Opera House
last night. The play is very crude and
will not long stand the storms. The
scene is laid in Pueblo. Col, and the com
pany was apparently recruited there, too
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-03

1.-The Wages of Sin" was presented by
the Paiges to a good audience at the
Crawford theater last night The com
pany satisfies the demand of the patrons
of popular price attractions. and will un-
doubtedly do a good weeks business. a
pleasing feature of the performances are
the specialties introduced between acts
The Paiges are quite the best popular
price company that has ever been in To-
peka.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-03

Educate Your Bowels With CasearetE.
Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever.
1oc, 25c. II c. c. c. rail- druggists refund monev.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-03

Broken edge collars made smooth by
Peerless Steam Laundry.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-03

The story of The Girl From Paris
which will be the next good attraction to
visit this city, is woven around the ad-
ventures of Mr.. HoneycOmb, sort of
shining light in the wilderness of his
neighborhood, who, firing of his virtues,
journeys to Paris, where, under the name
of Dingle. he has a huge time" as it
were. He is sued for breach of promise
by Julie Bon Bon, and she is awarded
verdict of ten thousand pounds. Not hav-
ing the money to pay, and fearing his
wife's wrath, he flees to Switzerland and
goes under the name of McWusky,
a Scotchnan of most ultra Ian Maclaren
type His wife and Julie follow him there
and thereupon many humorous compdca-
tions arise. The piece viii be seen at the
Crawford theater next Monday night.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-03
LOCALDRAMATIC NEWS.

The comedy ''OIe Olson makes a bid for
business on two special features this sea-
son. One is reduced prices and the other
is a bicycle race on the stage. The COM
pany presenting the comedy this year is
said to contain several clever people, and
the prices have been reduced to IS, so and
25 cents. BY a mechanical device a bicy-
Gle race is produced on the stage, the
riders doing as much muscular work as
they would if on a track at a circuit meet,
and in this representation John Lawson,
the Terrible Swede," appears. The com
edy comes to the Crawford theater next
Saturday night.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-29
Am,tyIviiis.


James Hsssrdourn and sons have 10
acres Of wintsr Whsas il this fall. II
is mp and looking ane.
0eorRs Klslhm snd 0us Haeerdourn
hsve returnsd from their hansins trip.
They report Ash.rmea's luck. They
saw bssr tracks ard sams homs.'
Evssyoas Is busy snokisg candidate
cigars nov davs,
Rrsd Mohl ~ n this vialnlty With
senas - sankafs lssts wesx
FsApk Lssiis ~ Nd Banatsesr rsts
slrE ausileen h fAnsi MoadG1.
4 ksssk rhesrhefsy. Who sa1De ltoan
ils1I Z I'm III, ~ n serssa ~ wtntss
|1FhSet y - y - husv hstiinl
e - II ! ss J! :
m ~ y lSff ll3<< - = > - u
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-29

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The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-29

The canning facsosies 1t Rocky Ford
aud Il Junta haye proven to b. sue
cess beyond aDy doubt Whatever. and
We predict several new pisnts next
season. several thonrand dollars have
been paid out for labor. besides what
has been paid sor prvducts. The super
ior quality of canned goods insure !
ready market direct from the faoto ~
aud tho supply y not great enongh for
the ds.nand.-Nansanola News
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-29


The county commissioners oascs L
the moss important Of any once III th~
county. Itis IN once thst requires
good business judgment and. inofy than
anything els. strict hopessS ~ It's duties
~ Of snch mature ! hst ~ ED d.sn,s
ed pessoa Or even a uninfbrmsd man
csaS y iAn0rlllsbis dsiasee I II ~
psopn ~ !, 1ehsssea. \;
jnse r eopdact III y y
n Z! ! IAl s snl nv
I! I !! n! ] :;;;s q / !;
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-29

Those who believe chronic diarrhoea
to be incurable should vssd Whist nr.
?. +. 0fishsm. Of GAars Mills, La. bas
70 say on ths subject. via. "I have
bssn sufferer from chronic diarThosa
sves einee the var and have tried ali
kirds Of medicines fes II. At lass !
fcund : remedy that sG<eted > ssse
and shat vas ChAnbsrlain's Cole,
Cholera and DIarrkoss Remedy" This
nsdistne can Always be depended upon
for collie. cboIers morbus. .dysenterv and
disryhosa. Il Ia plsasant to take and
No, er fails 10 eject CURE. y and 81
cent Aises Tor ssie BY G. L. McrheSson
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-29
the MovE6NSER MuaBGR

or the DELINEATOR ia called the
Early Winter Number. and its wealth
of good things 10 hssded BY naasiy
hundred pages devoted 70 styles fos
tate. Ausemn and Wintsr. with superb
color plates. Among isi literary ssAt-
urss, Ortsys fhanst,s analysis Of S.,-
cisl Lite in the Smaller Citiss and
Towns viii b. found especially discrim-
inAtlqs. The Quaker heroine Of Har-
rist Riddle DAVIS stirring story. "a
Charce Of War" 10 not more entertain.
inxiy oriRissiin her way than IL the
dsshins Americas girl IN The Furthsi
Adventures Of tie Grand Duke" by
Martin Orde. Jexpis Drsks's brilliant
series Of New York Types concluass
With y bright aud wttty deoiction o5
the Forsisn R@s,dsnt." Ii her
Talks on Health and Beauty" Dr..
GrAcr P-cknAm- murray discussss The
scientific sn,i hyssnic aspects Of Dress.
No other page Of ths msgasinA VIII be
Rad with kesbeS interest than Mrs.
CsdwsisdeP Jon~s' replies TO question:
concerning behavior aud etiquette.
The y xlIHzAsoR's young people have
an Invaluable mentor IN this accom-
Pitched lady. They are further remsm-
bered In . pretty Ribbon Drill. and in
three Novel Epteftainmenls. The n asx
action Of drrsa 10 smong the topics
trsstsd in Mrs. Witherspoos's Tsa.
Table. vsgssssiAns viii b dsligh ~
" The svoksy srsssls. sxGlusiyslv
dsvoisd 70 dishes f,s their ~. M,
vIok's RIowss Gssj~a incluass son@
eusious fasts Sboss lhs Rub6ss Piaat
Thsse ase ~ usaal nptis,se e. m9w
Books. ~ ~ Lattls folks ~ mot ~
eostsa. 1Mm4 HAyWecd's sspsaI6tisG
q - s1ssstse eonbsnAlioi. = ~
vesx ulth essessd sahssa6ssy . NY
plsaenss4 " ~ regular dssastnsni,
6esassd - chi sllns, Tsssiss. ~.
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zS2 IS III ~ IN II S5S,
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-29

We ass ip Ssesipe Of : copy os the
Best Sugar Entsrpsiss. > usathly papss
publishsd at Denver b. NJ. A. L,nn.
and deyosed exclusively y ~ bses
suesr industry. Every hrnsr who
dssires TO post himself on. sugar best
culture. which pronises TO bsco me one
Of the important indulsries ofthc vest,
should take this paper.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-29

A terrible snox and Wind storm visit
cd the mountain districa on Tuesday !.
the heaviest and most destructive for II
ysdrs. It y said. Nearly Ill the t.aiss
running into Denver were delayed and
telegraph Mifes we're down IL every.
dIrection. II
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-29

Accordine 70 - slsssl report of ti,s
commissioper of The. Gspsral Land
oface, Gsna,al Bineer Hsrp,ann, there
ara 4o,qs7 ~ acres Of public lands in
Colorado. mot includins vacast land
embsaesd In military. timber sud
Indian reservation, reservoir sites, rail
rosd grants. ETC.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-29

30 far - " cap lsarn the people oa
The eask ode an perfectiy asis6sd xiih
the way The cosnty aAiip have bssn
managed during the past Two yssss and
they wsu accordinsly give Bent,
Faulkner, McKsnsis and the ssst d III
tickst big majority.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-29

. xAets - 4 ~ elekete y; y
l4N1 ~ sM - \ I. i1|il " u AkspSa M
= il ~, q ~ - ; Ikt1sasl ri
1es ~ ~ Z T. e. T. ~ - y
l. \ !. 4 y |llll II i
The Holly chieftain., 1897-10-29
mn TAX l9vsga.

Last year the asseassd value OF
Proven county wss sl .7l6.45l. and she
county hwy Of 163 mills would return
tfS.600 approximately. A fully ex-
plained 10 the voters last ysar-an1 70
their satisfaction. ~ ths returns showed
-shs .larBs levv was made nsesssay 70
pay the unusual brides.sxpsnss aud =
neet The aecumnlating deficiency caused
~ the failure 70 dispose ofdrv lands =
tsx sales. Allowing that e6 per cent q
the le,y would BE- cohected. the amopat
received would have bean ample to meet
the accsued indebtedness. sndthis year,
y stated. the lazy wonld not necessarily
have sxcssled 20 mills. Bnt early last
fsil the bnvsn Of tsx titlsa. who ars dis
sAdshed with The present rsdsnption
law. got together and decided that thsv
toujd bid In only the choicest property
sdvestssA sfpr f,xss IL ths sarisus
counties q tha stats. This asp VS.
taken TO iphuencs the incoming lesis-
lature to return the old redemption asw,
under which the tsx t,tls buyer tsok
III lands offered because OF the hish rates
Of redemption. Many Of tho counties ef
the states were seriossly embarrassed
by the action Of these spsculators and
sevsrai Of them sent petitions to The
legislature praying for rstsrn 70 the
old law
Prowsrs county felt the effects Of The
conspiracy kseniy. a fully $4,000 Of
county taxes agsirrt property that had
sold before had to Be- assumed by the
county, making deficiency Of that
amount In the estimated crash revenue
Very little Of the taxes thus assumed by
ths coun&y having sinos been paid. and
the deficiency. instead Of being wiped
out, was made greater
The assessnr's return for this year
shows = total valuation for tie count, Of
1tS6ia23. or = reduction Of sse5.42s
from Last years. assessment. The levy
cf 50 mills asainst this amount calls for
~, 500. or $500 lsss than last wear, not.
withstsnding the los Of revenue. The
showing 10 certainly good one and en-
titles she board Of commissioners to
credit for its edorts in behalf Of the tax
payers. To reduce the amount ef taxes
paid by each individual under existing
conditions Is . paiseworthy accomp-
lishmsnt.
A few words in conclusion: The
county u Prpwers is nov carrying lands
and lots on which raxes amounting To
fully t10.00O ure due-about $1,000
being county and the remainder city
and atats taxes This land ID asaessed
annually. bst 4 Kids 70 cash rs,uvn 70
M soastv thd squsntly The local
taxpayen are compelled 70 pay more
than shsir share Of the necesasrv ex-
psuses How 70 dispose Of this load 10
Z serious question for the board Of COM
niasioners and hence the necessity Of
strengthening ihs present excsllsnt
bo~hi BY the addition of practical basi-
nsGnAn Nike Nr. Johnston. who is|
himself heavy taxpayer. Ith not .
question Of politics. but : plAin business
pn'position.-LamaY Sparks.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-05-08
POISSON d ANRIL.

Cdtait une. veritable procession
ouj depuis lie matiu. deGiait dams
Fe;ude OH cinq ou six clercs srlion-
nalent sur des pnpltres en- bois nolrcl.
p4uideuts ct plaldeases, clients e
cllentes, avoeat- stagiaires ct 'anciens'
dn barreau, tous charges de pape-
rasses. traversaient Ia premiere sale
et montaient les trois marches con-
eiuisant au cabinet principal. 0n
dcrlt Ppai. C persoaaase reee-
Wait ou remettait les dossIers, r6sn-
matt chaque alfaife en- qeel4uez
paroles clalres ct nettes, ct, dams les
cas- uteents, introdaisait lie xisiteal
dams lie sanctuaire du patron.
\ ONE heares tapant. tonte eette
fouIe S'eclipsa suhitemeht lie patron
e, lie principal, lie ehapeaa sur Lex
yeas, sortirent en- gems presses. lie:
e.eies releyereat lie nez en- s'etifan
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THIBODAUX ISE SAMEDI, MAI s 1897.

,-s-1-z..e--
tristesse du fanc6 lenr fen s'etel-
gnit des Embellishments, des coups
u'pil s'4changerent, Accompanies
de haussements d'Gpaules ct d'obz-
ours branlements de tGte. Les chan
sons ct les rires deyinrent &c plus Ell
plus rarcs il Sc fit dams Ia conver,
sation de dGsolantes pauses, aux
quellcs succedarent enlin des eontes
bizarrcs ct DIES histories surnatureles.
Tn r&cit lugubre en- enfantait TN
autre Plus lugubre encore, ct ie baron
fit presque tolaber en- syncope, de
! peur, quelQues-unes des danes a1ec
l'histoire du cavalier-fant6me qni
emporta la belle Ltnore histeire
effrayanta, mais au.hentique, que
Ton a depuis mise en- yers excellents,
ct que tout le monde i lue sans
qu'clle ait jamais rencontrte d'incrt-
| dulles.
lie hanc6 tcontait cette historic
avec une attention profonae. II
tenait ses yenx obstintmenf fixes sur
lie baron, ct quand le rdcit approcha
de 81 fin, ii sc leva graduel!ement de
dessus son siege, granalssant toa-
jours, jusqu'a ce qua l'ril ebloui du
baron il semblat pressure atteindre Ia
taiIle dun gtant Aa moment Oh
rhistoire fnissait, il ponssa un pro
fond soapir, ct prit solennelIement
congo de ia compasnie. Les CON
wives ne revenaient pas de leul
6tonneneat. lie baron ctait positi
vement frappd de Ia fondre.
Comment vouloir gutter {
minuit le chateau ! slais on await
tout prepare pour lie recesoir une
! chambre 6tait tonte prete pQar IN
sill d6sirait Sc retirer.
L'6tranger secoua meiancoliqne
mant It mysttrieusement Ia tete
-Je dois, cette mutt, dit-il, place
. ma tate sur un autre oreiler
: Ii V await dams cette repoase, Ian:
i lie ton don't ellie 6tait proferee, que
i que chose qui fit que Ie c@nr d
baron fabandonna mais il ralli
? ses forces ct reitera ses offres hosp
: talieres.
i Letranger secoua siIeneieusemeni
!. mais 6loquemment la tete. ct, falsai
r. de la main ses alieux a Ia compagni'
i sortlt de la sale a pas lents ct II;
4 icstueux. Les vieilles tantes etaiei
! complement petrifees-la fianct
! penchait Ia tete +; une larme roua
1 sans brult sous a pauplere.
\, LIE baron suiyit l'stranger jusqu
u Ia nrande cour dn chateau lie no
u couisler frappait du pied Ia telfe
/. s'6brouait d'lmpatience. Lorsgu
], current atteint Ia grande port
- cachGe sous une voute profoni
Iole,.,,r6,,ant scfairap 1ar IN faif
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fptt9e par les fchos DIES vieliles
,curs du chateau le garden Y
,snondit des murailles. lie baron Sc
rata de descendre pour recevoir son
iatu. gendre
lie poal-icris await etc haisst,
rfnanger dtait devaat la porte.
rflait IN grand ct beau cavalier,
nante sur un cheval noir. Sa figure
st,i, rale mais son eel 6talt bri'lant
.,,ayqnr 1t Il await IN air de noble
n5lsreoie Lc baron fut IN peu
nortif6 qu'H fit arrive senl Ct dams
i fouipage au-si modesto. -
danit6 fut frolss6e pendant m
Instant ct il Sc sentit d'humecr y
ii, m oubi des egarGs dus, dams
noa occasion ausSi solennelle. a
rimportante famille a laquelle il
,leva,t s'allier. II s'apaisa dependant
osand il cut conclu cue ce devait
s,re me lmpatienee juvenile qui hui
.r.it fat donuer de l'6peron ct
3syaneer son escorte.
--Je sals dasol6, dit l'6tranger'
4. ,omt,ar an milieu de vous aussl
nal d propos
Ici le baron l'interrompit par une
multitude de compliments ct de
Dotesses, car Il Sc piquait, q dire
vrai d6loouence ct d. conrtolsle.
4 Ldtranger essaya bien une fois on
n deax darl1tcr n torrent de paroles,
u mas en- vain, de sorte quill balssa Ia
u ,ate Il le laissa couIer. Sur ces
eatiefaites. le baron await fait une
PAUSE ct its avajcnt atteint Ia coul
jot9rieure du chateau. LGtran2ei
elait encore sur lie point de parier
lorsauil fut de nouveau interrompt
! par i'airivte de Ia partie feminine d'
q Ia famille, amenant la fremissante e
nugissante lianc6e. Pendant N
instant, il "a contempla dun al
1 dexiase on eut dit que son ans
tout entiere rayonnait dams Sc
regards 1t g reposait sur &C beat
corps Uue des vieiIIes files lu
nurmura quelque chose l'oreiile
ellie fit un effort pour parier, lev
gainliye son ail bleu tout humidt
ieta rapidemeat sur l6tranger y
q coup deil timldemeut interrogation
Ct les ramona de houveau Ners
terre Les paroles expirelent inach'
rees majs le louX sou.lre ~
8 iOaait sur ses leyres ct Ia ravissant
petite fossette gui creusait chacun
de ses joues prouvalent qu'elle ava
assez yu pour ere satisfaite.
ttait impossible quune jeune fiiie,
ee bel age de dix-huit ans, grand
uent pr6par6c our l'amour ct
marriage. ne tat pas contente dun
eharmant cavalier.
q Lheure avauct / laquelle le co
# viva ata;+ s,., b,.,issait tom
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No IL

;ns,ant ia ranlt oopr 4couter Ia
,,,,n,o u l,,;, i r5,.t IL !, hataiIle
ao sal4trina IL n.rrotenr anrien
.a....,, i. nez r,,ga n.il 1marjI-
lo,.s i, ,ao,st.nha en brossa criait
., t.na., sar l. tahln
c..+,;t l,os u r,vin Ua 1om-
,,.a.;,# .. t.a,,.,tf }aus nm cboD,D ,Ie
o,,c,xa,,x din o,,,,.x ,enne,ni, oni Sc
aort,it dnea rnse nous epvovait
cow, n,...o,s, dns a6rh,frps eti,oy-
ahl.. u. .+itra;lta Ton, cr4uit,it.
,.,...,,,,:s ,.r,.a,it .vac mn vacarme
a,,,f vn,,s n....ez ms Fid6r
l.,4gri,,6a dn commits prs.,i.r
,tor.o,o,,it ro,atanr
uonsfanr ion,s dit.il en- mon
,ront mn n,ninr ,vez-vous norte hier
~. oot+o ,,4a.ion rpa IA Abhnsses 2
| n.i ,.,,a.,snr mais II personne
IL ,l...,..r,.. ...g- \, u WA IGNORE son
.,,,.,, ,l,a;..,l.
a,,a4 af,..4a,,ns III s',git
r ,..;. ;.l;-oons.tla dams II
o.,,,,,, .a,;. a,i Want domain
p,. IL. A.,,a.sas mnrmnra
.,..u
l...,..,.....,,.. ;.,,no bom-
~
r,,.....,r.5s II comic dn ipoe-
mon, .1orn.ar
- ..a,,..is rro,.n, los sourc;ls
mi. i it,, H. yppx sur le bloc DIES
a,,him6ri.;..
90 mast mas III on'l faut vous
oarossar mons n.avons oue les
arr4ts dc n cour La copie des
iuoenents e,t ~ oreae du tribunal
civil
pnis g tournant ycis l-ancien
sero.,.
NJ Louis fai,es-moi Ie plaisir
aai,e, .,,;.;r D, uiast ge rgyfet q
7,b ,,laar u, Il, couy.
Comment faut.rl faire /?
! -Laudieav.er vous rense!enera.
En revenant voas chercherez dams
Get atlas lie, frontieres dies Etats de
5 Frais
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-05-08

les bras, ct NJ. Anatole, le xecoad,
consp;ta du REGARD le calehdrier fSt
contre lc nur.
Le jeuae Bruno fit son entr3e,
porlant ayec prtcau,jon une servlette
sonhte de provisions de bouche. Il
Ell delft les nmads, ct il posa sur !e
bureau de III. Anatole, les deux
assicttes qui contenaient I'm biftecl
au cresson, luxe indignant la prepon-
dGrance dune situation acqulse. les
autre5 n'eurent que de IA chaeuterse.
gaantinc, jambon fumd ou boadin
grille. Quand il cut elistfione les
petits pains ct les deni-bouteiles dc
vim r6glementaires, Bruno ASST a
son tour sur IN haut tabonret, puis
il tira des poches de 81 yeste un gros
morceau de pain, uhe saucisae Tongue,
dc Aeux sous, ct ic bonquin e.a9si4se
qn.il "potas,ait" dams se- moments
de loisr.
Bruno jeune Bruao fit ". lie
second.
-M'sicu ? dit ienfant.
A partir daujouydhni, c est
vo,is oui .taifeSfc I'q!dis.
-Blen, m'sieu
--prenez Ia serviette ct paitez
tout de snite Nous dtjeanerez en-
route.
-Ooi, m sieu fit lie saate-raissean
Gu ramassant son Iinge.
&c nest pas caIa, reprit en-
souriant II. Auatoie. La "scrpiette''
est lie grand portefcuille en- eur dams
leQael on range tons les pap!ers
relatifs rGtude. Fiiez vile au
, greif. ct vous demanderez .....
Il egPie a. jrqcmeat dernscr.
-Bieu, IN sieu dit le gamin en-
: siffiant dun trait sa demi bouteille.
Pais, Dourrant dams une poehe d(
la vieille serviette son pain, sa sau
csse ct son bouquln classa!ae, i
partit Ell courant.
/ Les six clercs Sc mirent rire.
QuiLze ans, petit, maigre, ayec de-
: cheveux bouci6s qui convraie..t +
font, de grands yeux blen foncd
doux ct francs, une bourhe hiel
> arquee ct un mention resoiu volta i
type Son pere RUNE per la lebacl
> dun banquier, await du le retirer dl
: lycee ct, depnis quinza jonrs. Bran
= Giait petit cIerc dams fetude de "
Paniin, avone
: Cetait Ia premiere fois Gull venai
au Paiais. Gravissant quatre
quatre les marches de rescaiier nlons
= mental de IA place Daupisine,
9 ptnetfa sous le maanfque yest'huI
= de Ia Cour dassises. Tn garde.
= pas complies, promenait son trieorn
* son epee ct son Indifference dan
- cette waste solitude. L'enfant
l" ,uactinpra.
'e Monsieur, auriez-vous Ia con
~ piaisance de m'indiquer le greffe {
ie pourrais avoir la copie du jug
ment dernier C'est pour l'6tude {
VI. Pau.in
lie jueement dernier, dlt lie GAR
on en- tortillant sa moustache, lie Gerni
ms iu1tment -. hum hum CT
IN. ceIui d'hier deux condamnfs
II. mort, tFois perp6tuitt -. c't
It co.a Qaels grsdins LII bien, M
ns' peut ami, prenez " couioir, u.
,e- prenier, Z gauehe, yous venez u
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RENEWED INTEREST
Kcnova, w. Va, Jan. g, '97.

In the Marrowbone Oil Fields.
There il n renewed interest in
the oil fields on Marrowbope. Tha.
last well put down and Which
proved to be o heavy gaser, shows
unmistakable evidence of slight
spraying OF n dark green amber
oil. This spraying is very light,
but is very encouraging. Particu-
larly, the gas has that peculiar aud
very strong oily smell.
New leases have been taken and
oil men representing strong con-
Germs have been OH the road daily
between the district and the coun~
ry-sent.
Capt. Allen was in the city Tues
day and reports his we'll down
about 100 feet in the big lime, and
that be is working day and night.
Messrs. Reece & Shaw have their
new well down about 600 feet and
progressing nicely
Undoubtedly there is oil in this
field, and it is only question as
to whether the parties now engag-
ed IL "wild.catting" can hold OH
until the oil belt can positively be
located.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-01-20
4 SkclctOnIn a Drre.

Hicksville, Ohio, Jan. BIN
cutting up a giant oak tree on n
farm noar here today a human
skeleton was found imbedded in
the tree about thirty feet from the
base. The wood had grown Ground
the bones, and the timber bad to
be carefully hewn away. 1t is a
strange discovery, aud is creating
much comment. The tree was
solid, and gave 10 appearance Of
eyer having been hollow.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-01-20

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