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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-07-08

severe discipline, too, to induce them
10 race shells unshrinkingly.
american officers, continues the Spec
tator, nave been known to acknowledge
that OF their men, who are as brave as
any IN the world, 20 per cent would
run away II they could, and in every
army, even ours, which a mar enters
only or free will, there is a certain pro-
portion that literally can not overcome
us Tears. They are stricken with a
sort of paralysis. The proportion ia
probably not high in any army, the
majority, If in health, being able to
40 their duty, and having intense mo-
yves to DO it; but neither is the pro-
portlon high of those soldiers who lit
orally feel no fear. There are such
men, who do not quite understand
what the emotion is, as there are some
also who have in extreme danger a
sense Of pleasure, which sometimes
not only quickens their blood, but dis
tinctly increases their intellectual force.
This is said to nave been true of Cen
eral Picton, who, though a hard, rough
nan was an 'angel when bullets were
ABOUT and was undoubtedly true of
the first Lord Cough, who had a trick.
highly disagreeable to his staff, of seek
ing points of full exposure to the en-
emy's fire.
The immense respect paid to such men
w eAcepllOnal, ana, on the whole,
we believe that the opinion of the first
Sir Henry Havelock is very nearly the
truth. The writer once had an oppor-
tunity during a discussion on the utility
OF the Victoria Cross Of cross-uues-
tioning that famous general on the
subject, and never forgot his reply:
In my experience" he said, "in anv
British regiment there are always a
hundred men who would storm the
gates of hell, eight hundred who, If they
did it, would follow in, one hundred
who want to skulk in the bitches, and
about thirty who actually do skulk
there or elsewhere"
The averages should be higher in a
conscript army, but then also, the dis
c1pline Is more severe. Why discipline
should 1mpart courage is something Of
q mystery, but there is no shadow Of a
doubt that it does. and that q well dis.
ciplined regiment is not only more obe-
dent, but actually more Indifferent to
danger, probably because the continu-
GUS habit of self-suppression has posi-
lively diminished ~self1shness.
The popular notion that seasoned
troops are much Drawer than oyices
seems, however, to be unfounded. Thew
are more afraid Of giving way, know
ing what a hell upon earth commences
II men begin running; but Waterloo
was won, in considerable measure, by
young soldiers, and ~Speicheren was
carried by regiments in which no pri-
vate had ever seen a shot fired in anger.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-07-08
COURAGE IN BATTLE.

1T Is by no means easy to decide
which Of h races of mankind is the
bravest upon the battle field. The Lon
don Spectator is rather inclined to as
sign that place to the Osmanli, who,
besides his natural stolidity and ex-
emption from nerves, has the pride of
a race of hereditary conquerors, exalt-
ed by an honest belief that God is on
his side or that fate is irresistible. If
he is to die he will die; if not, not; and
he charges through the hail Of shot
with an i~mperturbable serenity which
makes him the delight of disciplinari-
ans n the despair of decent men. 1t
is, however, most difficult even to in
stitute a comparison as to national
courage, so much depends upon cir
cumstances, upon discipline and, with
some races. upon leadership.
Very few troops fight we'll when they
are hungry. Frenchmen are distinctly
Drawer, by their own confession, when
they are led by a Napoleon, and Ger
mans differ violently from themselves
according to the perfection of their
discipline. Slavs will face any danger
which approaches if they are ordered
to face it, but to induce them to show
fierce charging courage, the courage
which sweeps away armies, they must
have confidence in the general and see
him at their head. Italians have hard
ly been tried of late years, though they
died in their tracks at Dogali; and
~Spaniards, once esteemed the bravest
infantry in Europe, have in more recent
years appeared to have lost some con-
fidence either in their officers or them
selves. Even the evidence is imperfect.
We English, remarks the Spectator,
believe in u hearts that we make
the best soldiers in the world; but, as
a matter Of fact, there is no evidence
for the assertion; indeed, there is little
evidence the other way. There is plen-
ty of proof running through all his
tory that the class of Englishmen who
TAX to the army ave 10 superiors in
battle, if, indeed, they have any equals;
but the English people have never yet
been tried. They have never yet been
subjected to a CONSUMPTION or anything
approaching to one, and the voluntary
adoption Of a soldiers life naturally
acts as a w~innowing process.
The question of the comparative pro-
portion Of really brave men in any
army will probably never be determin-
ed. Great officers on the continent
keep their knowledge on that subject
vigorously as a professional secret and
assume as a certainty that all soldiers
are brave. They NOW very we'll, how
ever, that they are not, and when con
fidential will admit. as Marshal Won
Moltke once did in public, that with a
great number it takes discipline, and
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-07-08
For Care Of Infants.

The Importance of the care of a child
during it's first Inc second summers
cannot be over-estimated. Parents, as
we'll as physicians, are handicapped by
the infants inability to speak, but the
expression of c~ountenance betrays the
sensations of even the youngest. Par
ticularly is this true in case of sickness.
The expression of a usually healthy in
FAINT becomes sc changed within "a
hours that it is hardly possible to rec
ognize the little one.
The eyeballs sink pack into the or
bits SO that the lids are scarcely able
to I'VE the eye. The nose becomes
pointed n the ruddy lips sharp and
thin. A d~iarrhoea Cor summer COM
plaint) of several hours standing will
make the skin soft and lax. Small
folds form in it. If the disease contin-
ues the adipose tissue will disappear,
leaving the face f1abby.
The manner in which nutriment is adj
ministered to a child is not material.
1t can be fed from the first day of it's
life with a spoon but I think it is bet
ter to use a bottle, because the mus
cles of the face are exercised in an
equal manner, as at the breast Of the
mother.
To prevent summer complaint disease
LIE CllllO SIlOulu Ue UdIueu dI least OlbCG
a day, n given plenty of fresh air,
the air of the river is very healthy for
infants. The mother or nurse should
take it on one of the many river ex-
cursions at least once a week; or, if
they cannot spare the time or money,
they may take them down to the river
or over on the ferryboat every morn
ing.
Dress the child as lightly as possible,
except the stomach, which should be
covered with a piece of flannel cloth
the ear around.
Dc not let the child lie on too soft a
bed. A moss or hair mattress is the
best. Let it sleep alone.
Wages in Michigan-A v made
by Labor Commissioner Cox through
the principal manufacturing and other
avenues of employment, shows that the
average wage of the II, O65 persons
whose wages were ascertained, to be
$1.62 per day. Nov if all the unem-
ployed were to be considered" says
the commissioner, whose number is
not known, it would materially reduce
the daily average of wages" Out Of the
total of 11,065 canvassed, 4,215 claim
that they have been able to save some
thing from their wages, ov .r and above
the cost of living, while 6,6Is claim that
they have been unable to save anything,
and 1872 would not answer the question,
The average wages of women over 16
years of age was found to be SAL per
week in factories and that of children
to be $2.4 per week. 1T must be re-
membered," says the commissioner,
that this weekly wage seldom extends
to fifty-two weeks in the year, the
child's inexperience and instability OF
character often leading him to a
change of employment, thus wasting
weeks Of time seeking another place
and leaving him at last with no definite
knowledge or skill in IN department
Of work.
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The Thirty-fifth ward of Philadelphia
claims to be the banner asparagus
growing section Of the world.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-07-08
AMUSING EFFECTS OF THE war SCARE.

Rigid Surveillance Of Strangers in Washington-- Officials a 8 Watchful
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-09
giaere Rur fiir bic @rispe.

Nsan bat es ni6t n6t6is, ii9 bon bic.
ler abI6eult6en &ranfbeit plagen 81
laiien, wenn man nur bas ridtise Mit.
tel bage9en finbet. Sic 6aben 59mer.
aen I'M san5en &6rper, Sbre 2eber if
nidt in Orbnuns, Sic baben tpeber
Ippetit, mod 2ebensluit unb @ner9ie,
sic iinb fart erflaGtet, fura total berz
untersefommen. 9a 1T oas electric
8itters oas einsi9e Mittel, bas Sbnen
i6nea unb ii6er @rtei6teruns neri9ai=
fen iuirb. 9ies Mittel tutrft brett aui
2eber, Ma9en unb geieren, friidt bas
san5e 9pitem auf unb uerl6afft Sbneu
bas @efiibt, ols pdren sic neu seburen.
Das electric 8itters miro sarantirt
ober Der 8reis suriideritattet. 3u baben
in Der 9tpptbefe BON S. &alteper & Con.
Sour so Gents bic SlaI6e.
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Cages Neuta atesten.
5 u | a II b.

- SIN Hrprdientantenbauie murDe
@annOns 2anbespertbeibisunss Bil
CUR geDilligung BON $50, 900, 900 elm,
ifimmtg angenpmmen. 311 Reprdien,
tanten ifimmten ftir bic Bill.
= Sn Der grOBen @ef6hB Sabril
au Wafbin9ton limb ieBt bret Mrbeits
S@i6ten eingeflbrt porben, 70 bas
bort Sag unb Na6t ebue unters
bre6ung on ber Serteaune Der groBeu
&ifeas uno Mariue. 8ei6tse gsarbeis
tet tperben tann.
= Mapor Garter Sarriion bon gbi.
cogO bat eine 8euesune ins 2eben ge.
ieBt, meIde be3tpedt, bic n6tbigen
Mittel fur bic grri6tung zines groben
ytational Senfmals au @bren Der
Opfer Der uMaiue" 2atafrophe 3a
erri6ten.
- NuS gtem Oort nirb beri9tet,
baB in Golge be8 GrtegsldrmS bic sc
curiidten on allen 86rfen be8 Sn. unb
9luslaubes betrd9tIib seiunteu ieieu,
gang beionbers gelte bas absr bon
fpauii6en uub ameritanii6en Wertbs
papieren.
= @eneral Werrriit, Der gommans
oeur bss Nrmee Oepartements bes
Otens. bat cine Snipettions, Sour on.
aetreten. nm bic 8efefigungen Der
Off'&iilte, Iowie in Sep @eit unb an.
oeren Buutten 6Ioripas uno bes mes
gttanif9en @olfes eingebeab 10 prtifen.
NusIa
- Ser Budget AusI1uB bes beut.
i4en &ei48tages bat ben 0orfflag,
bob bic neuen S9iffe ber beut19en
GIotte In feds, fctt in fieben Sabren
fertig seitelt tpsrben iollen, angenom.
men. IbmiraI b. SirpiB erHdrte. baB
bies beOeutenbe miIitdriI9e unb ppIiti.
i6e gOrtbeile sur GrIse babea parbe.
- 4uS Wieu tpirb beridtet. bab In
bem 8efinben Der bermittweten 4rons
prinseffiH Stepbanie cine mefeutli9e
Weridlimmerung eingetreten fei unb
baB lie nit benz Sobe riuge. Sic bat
bereits bic Sterbe Sacramento em.
pfangen.
- Sn Rom tuurbe Der rabitale 9e.
putirte @abalotti, Elm betannter 9i9ter
urb S6riftiteler, bon benz Deputirten
Maeola i'm 3meitompf set6btet. Die
urfa9e beS Suels mar cine 3eituugs.
febbe. @apalotti mar elm erbitterter
Segner @rispis unb bes Sreibunbes.
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Wbitebaa germinus /.
gfeue Ginfabrt nod gfetp gorf bio
y. & 3. 9. W. En.-lln=
erreidte 6acilitdten.

Wbitsball 8ermiaus, bic neue Gin.
fabrt mad 1sw Oort, bic am Montag
ben 19. Suli nia Der Baltimore, S9iO
uub Siibpeftiiben Babu er6fnet
tpurbe. LII bic gelegeniie Station mad
allen Sbeilen Der Stabt Stem Ocrt uub
grootIpn. Sieier terminus Id an
Der South Serrp, 6fili9 bon Der 8ats
terp unb bon bier aus unter bemleIben
Sa6e tuerben gerbinbunsen gema1t
NIT ben 3agen ber 3meiten. Drittan,
Se6fen unb Neunten Mpenue GOD:
babn; nit beneE Der 8roabmap. @os
lumbus uub SeriuytOn Nuenue @abel.
Iiuien; Oh. unb WeItleite Gingbab.
men Der Bferbebabnlinien; South.
Jerrp; Staten Sslanb Terrp; 6amil.
ton Noenue uno 80. StraBe (Broof.
lpn) Gerrp.
8auft Cure 8ideis nod Nem Oort
iiber bic 9. & 8. 8. %. &'n unb sShr
entgebt allen uubeauemIi6tsiten..
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Qeute nur Elm tpirtIl9es unelnd 1etn
perbe. 9iudj Sic Sabresrente, bie RuB*
Lamb nun 5abfen mollte, murbe auf
lapaniiGen antras gu elmer iebr be,
idetbenen 60be berab9eminbsrt, betrus
aber immerbin nod 10 oiel, bob bic
9eute berrlid unb In 6reuben leben
fonnten. Gcs tbaten lie beun aud,
unb oa lit es eingetroffen, ba6, luie
Die Sapaner porauSgeIu9t batten, Die
Rente ibnen gum @ereerben murbs.
Der Cine ltarb bal0 am Sdufermabns
finn uno ser 2lnoere lief In Der 0es
trunfenbeit in'S N}eer, no er ertrant.
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Cinderella sdub galait.

0ergeBt nidt. baS nir unieren
Store na6 0to. 2O7 MtamosV Vlasa,
smei 6duier itibli6 BON unisrem frhs
beren @ei@dft8bauie, perIeet baben,
mo- mir ole unlere alten 4uuben tpies
bersufebeu boffeu unb nod bieIs neue
basu, ba mir nit ben beiten Waaren
bieaen t6nnen. llnier Store 1T gans
neu eingeriGtet, gut bentilirt unb iebr
beu. &ommt unb itaitet uns einen
Beiu9 ab, wenn Sbr aud ui9t ge,
raoe 3u taufen Wini6t.
6. 0aum,
@inberella g ,paIaIt,
207 Nlano pIa3a.
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Sie preuBif6e Gtaatss ss&eeieruns
fiebt enbIid elm, baB bas BbriengeIeb,
no6bem es elm Sabr lang eiuer probe
untsrmOrfen murbe, elm bolIfdnbiger
Gebli6ldg III. uub fie eetentt iebt In
Der Durfiibruug bes 9elsBeS Deniqer
i6roIf Bu oerfabren, ba 3ur 3sit ms9sn
Der OppoFiiion ber Qararier cine Nb.
dnteruHg beS @eiebes nift m6glid lit.
Nus iOsben Oer6Hentli6ten fatifiii6en
8erid1ien etbellt. baB pdbrenb bes Sab.
res 1897 unter bem neuen 8eisbe be
@eireibeprsife in Berlin uur um 10
Dart per 8Onne in bic Sbbs eeganeen
liub, i'm gereleid su elmer bnr6f9niti.
liGea 3uuGbme BON 35 Mart per 8onre
IN dlin aaoereH 8etreibeeentren
@urDpcs.
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Gin 1tmfeblbareS 81 ::tcl.

las 6clb Der @irflamfcit bcs be-
rilhmten Or. Sulrs Souiten SDrup
wtro INNER fcrtbeiteben, penn menn
cine SHUTTER einmal bieles umfeblbare
Niittel ge9en S,ulten, @rtdltun9, Srdue
lie ccer aeud,huiten sebraud,t bat, 70
miro lIe ME cine anbere Mebi,in pers
ind)cn. "s5dl 9ebraud,te Or. 8up 8
.Nuiten SDrup felt l5 Sahren in Der
Samilie 9sgen Sulten Grfdltung nnb
S.alsseeioen unb fano i'm Elm aus9es
Seidnetes Wlittel. " 8rau Do. @larfc,
l63 Srn9reB Ctr, ,@lepelanc,S. Or.
Sulp s S1uiten SDrup ipiro ilberall fir
% eentS oerfauft unb man barf fdh
iildlt pcn 8erfdufern ilberreoen laiIen
eltten anbeyeu oeer etfpas billioereu
glrttfei 3u nebmen, benn nur Der Gdbte
Or. Bull 6 5ouiten SDrup 9iebt INNER
SufrieeenteIlenbe 9leInltate.
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SitF RuGJ IuLtp 9dltt+ it.teJlCltg uHI
luenn sic no1 10 Idutoloa lid lubicu.
Sinb Sie u Gferoe bierber gefomz
rlen?"
p3opobl.
a@3}.a aet, 6ann raiten Sic eleid
lpeiter, t,8 Sjt lsaleiiS oGr Creme
fine. Sstu cert i0ntlsn sic Gil ,SJret
Giener ilreiben unb oieier lammt
SIREN 3uriidgelaiienen saaen, nad=
fomnen l0ileu., @8 Iollen beute MOr=
gen osrIdljeoene @erbaftungen ltattfin=
ben, uuo ib fiirbte, menn sic nod
eiuln0l in 3bre @obnuns 3uriidtebren,
meroen aud sic bielem S6idlol nidjt
entgeben. Sd sebraude ausenblidlid)
9erabe eiae 5uuerldilise, in biplos
1natiiden @ngelesenbeiten erfabrene
Graft i'm Saas, ba babe i9 an sic ses
bad)t. Sino sic bereit?H
SerblaD uerbeu9te ii6 Sultimmeno.
p@ut. tSier 1T Sire Snltruftion,
bier ein-natiirlid auf einen fremben
Slanen ousseitellter 8aB uno bier eine
woBl9efiilte S6rie. Sic iperben anl
beiten tbun, lid nod Sanre gu begeber
unb BON bort aus gdiffsgelegenbeit ,u
beHueen. 99iS Sie SIRE W}illion be-
enbet baben, miro iib bier Die Sads
lage gefldrt baben, uno bann ltebt
Slrsr !Seimfebr niGt8 i'm SEege. 9is
oabin @'ott lleioblen, Getterl" !"
youooi8 lehrte Nea Cant ieines Ser
lpQToten ab, Del roa 6ep Gsrnommenen
ipie bet4il9t mar uno exit etiriQli9 mie>
Der 81 Harm Genfeu Qetaugte, al5 er
lthoa cine cute &treds anI ser nad)
Greur iiiijyenoei EaAadraEe oaEiu.
geyitien mar q llJ Wobl Gin, OaB cs
oas 8eiie fit i.it laar, beit ibn ertbeils
ten Jatb 81 beioi9cH, uuo oos;j qudite
ihn Der @jeeanfe, Moric N!ar0usrite
nun cine 9IcttEu9 eerloren, elS Ser
bredRrill bem @sri5t nerfallen III wile
len. Gja6 e5 oeEr 9or fein Wiittel mehr,
ibr boloes 90pidjen uor bem gd)aiott
Su bemabren2
@r ietbn tnriie Iid ibr ni9t lnebr
Su n0bern luagen, oa8 lpdre nad) bent
porhit1 8ernommenen ia aud GanaliA
ausii9taIo8 9elpeleu. 9iellei6t fonute
er ibr jeOoD cine @arnung sufommen
laiien; allein bur6 men? Der Gbe>
palier fiibtte iid 10 matt unb angegrtf<
fen, BOB er bel einem am @ese iiegens
ben @irtbsbauie- anbielt, INN suna6it
Elm @las gSein gu. trinten un6 etuas
Su eiien. Sim uurbe au9 balb ipieber
beHer gu Wiutbe, nadbem er aefriibs
itiidt bate. Oa ba8 2Setter id6n mar,
10 bate er Dor bem Sauie In elmer
aaube Blae gehcmmeu, mo Inn elm
oes gSeges fommenber 8ettler ents
oedte, Der bic @elesenbeit benutte,
ben pcrnebm ausiebenben Sremben
um cine @abe anSuIpreden.
Ger 9aabftreider fab per16miet
seru9 aus, baB man inn Sutrauen
fonnte, er melbe es ferti9brineen,
etnen 3ettel m0glidlt gebeim uno un.
bemerft an feline SibreHe III befDroern.
SerblaD betra6tete es als einen @int
oes S@ldIQls, 0db' lener M}enld) lid
ibm geraoe in bieiem 9lugenblid
ndherte, otuoBl er lid oes llnredts
redt mobl bemuBt mar oas er begiug,
inoen Ell cine 8erbrederiu hem Gjeridt
81 eni3ieben iudte. Gr slaubte iebo6
als Saoalier nidt anbers banbeln 3u
fonuen. Seinem. 9ai6enbu6 entnabnl
er ein 8tatt, auf cas- er nur peniae
g9orte nit ueritellter Saubfdriit
i1rieb, obne lie nit elmer unterl9rift
S1 nerleben.
Cam mintte er ben 9ettler 1ldber
su lid 9eran uno iprad in gebdmpItem
Zone laugere 3eit nit ibm.
(5ortiebans f0lgt)
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WsabRfe 9Dtel Sar,
OF Sonfon gtraBe,
u m. N u tb, ..... Gtgentbiimer

Wan fin6et bier Elm borahslides
@las Bier unferer beimiiden 8raue.
reien. gefonbere Mnertennung pers
bienen bic @eiue. @igarren. Wbisties,
2isu6re &C. 8or3agli9er Grei.
Iun6 bes W orgens unb Na ds
mittass. Sieie Wirtbidaft erirent
R6 bes ausgesei6neten &ufes au bem
0ngeuebmhen GufentbaIt8orie ber
Stabt su sdbIeu.
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0egeniidnbe In ibrennatiirs
li9en Sarben mill Elm 9artier
grofeilor nit elmer ein5isen @ufnabme
tbotogfapbiren f0nnen.
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Gntil &lar's Oleii1marft,
731 NIamo. anb prela.6trase.

Riub', S6meine', s9af. uub auIb.
feif6 fiets In better Qualitdt. @arTe
alIer Grt.
Wdbrenb Der 5aiion: 9tultern unb
Slide.
8ute Waare, prompte 8ebieuuna.
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= sc nimmt 8ebulb unb ta6tiass
Ginreiben, aber st. Safobs Del uirb
biz anf ben SIP BON 6hftenfdmer,eu
eur9bringeu uub felbft bic beftisfen
S6merSeH heilen.
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Cuffs cSe6er-

srbuttsn bus SOrperipism in Orbnpns
unO rsrbinOern trautbufte 3uitauOe Ger
esber, Die seluObpli3 &raut9eitsa por.
lis9sbsu.
Gin Electromagnetic fir
aOpfidm.r3eu, 9pspepiis, Gdpiubri.
idIsaten @eidmadim Wtuubs, 5sr3tlO.
pfsn, bsle9ts 3un0s, appetitiOfStsit uni
Sdtt,nttliGe 0allemleiocm.
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mattbtes Srns. Tletiher

NO. 507 Oft.6 u + nsStraB'.
9lur bas Dorsiiglidfie Rinbs, s9af.
unb Sdmeinefeiih.
GpestdihGi: SungeS &albheifG.
alle s;!ssr CON Murp, S6inten,
3unge, S.tniail &C.
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Sa bemielbea 2otaIe befinbst f6 elm
Tii d. ssn0 &c fterm M q + TT.
Sdslid srOBe 9usmabI ton friiGen
Gnhen, Nufern, WiIb. 9eHhge!
aIler art. $elepboa 399.
9eHeQuasea fur 6leii6 uab Slid &c.
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in THE OIL. FIELDS.

1t has been n long time since the low
er southwest has been In as dull a
state and SO nearly devoid OF Interest
as prevails at this time. There is not q
single development. outside Of the In
terest taken in Whlskey Run, claiming
any noticeable attention. There Is some
curiosity to know just how much far
ther the producing limits car be adj
vanced to the southwest OF develop
ments at Whiskey Run. In the opinion
OF some, q few fair producers will be
found between the Abicht producers
and the old well on the A. B. Whaley
farm, to the northwest.
Mallory Bros. &@Barnsdall shot their
No. 2 on the Bumgardner farm, but did
not increase its production. There are
but five wells in the pool producing one
hundred or more barrels q day. The
gauges follow: Mallory Bros. G. Barns
dall's No. 2..Ablcht. 4S0 barrels; Mall
lory Bros. { Barnsdall's No. Q, Bum
gardner. eco barrels; Garland & Co.'s
Nc. !, Joseph Payne, 10 barrels; same
company's Nos. l and 3, Williamson,
800 and 200 barrels, respectively. Total
production Of pool, including the small
er wells not listed, 1850 barrels a day.
The new production from the pool 70.
the prescu: month will fall below that
Of March. The deep sand territory will
make but n small showing, as compared
with the previous month.
AT Elk Fork Tyler county. the Elk
Fork OH & Gas Company has drilled In
Its No. 6 on the James Eddy farm and
will have a fifty-barrel producer. The
location Is 800 feet west Of No. 5. on the
same farm. There are but five wells
now drilling in this once busy pool. The
next well due is Brown & Company's
No. / on the Devaut farm.