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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-28
z Jersey City, n. j.


Ma walnsm ssbrsniu zwiaskow-
COW I Jersey CITY ! okolioy dn'a 5
~rrssnia prsyjsto nsstepujace who's
XII:
1. sprawis podsiaiu posmiert.
nego na oddsiai me.ki 1 .ehski ME
1gad.amy sic I proponujsmy, sby
sostais prsy starym systemic. D,is
many Is 600 o.ionk6w meskich, DO
Sejmis byioby 10000 . odd,ialem
ssh'kim. Zar.sd musiaiby bye DO
w'ekssony o jednsgo s~ekrstarrs, DO.
mocnika jego l raohmistrsa. Sskrs-
tarss grup meskich, majso do cry
nisnia . dubeltowa liosbs c.lonkow,
misliby siussnos6 .sda6 dubsltows.
go wynsgrodssnia IA sws praoe.
Katdy now wstepujscy c.ionek
musiaiby placid; 2 wssepne, 2 oerty.
6kasy, 2 od.naki, zsI my ws.ysoy
8 o. podatku ma administracje 90
missiso. Projsks powisda, ae. Z~is.
eek N. P. .sostai ukrsywd,ony ns
$40 900 Pr1ss c.ionk6w, kt6r.y ode.
brswssy posmiertns pc aonie, wysts-
pill. Pfry nowym systemic, tony
nasss, skoro odbiors posmisrtns DO
me.u, bodaj beds Ohoisiy lub bsda
" stanie optscsc nsdsl. Motna "a.
prowsdric ma ssjmis, ably ksady mio.
d.isniso %nistonaty, opaaosi tyIko Do
snislt,s meskjs . nile tshskis.
z. Projekt wsp6lnsj konstytu.
oil grup .w. po dokisdnem rbsdaniu
l omowisniu ma bye wprowsdsony
" tyoie' gdyt jedynie przsr wspol-
os koostytuoje, osionkowis Nv. nis
beds wys'swieni ma ssmowoIs u.
rrsd6w grup. PrOjekt ten nis sprrs.
olivia sic ~lokslnym przywiisjom
grup, okrssls tylko ssosunek syoh,e
do Zsrssdu, wyksrujs obowisski u
rieonikoW gruP, umisszoss prawa 4
prrywilsjs dla osionk6w.
3. Podriaf fondus16w 1viszko.
wych, ma diva ~OddzIsty, I. j. k.sA.
POfmiertns csyli sssk~ursoyjns ma
stanowic jsdsn oddriss, ksory pre-.
dyret'ora asekuracyjuego podlsg.
rs"''ji; rai fandu',s; .sla.oy, re-
ssrwOwy inns stsnowic mais cd.
dzisi nsrodowo ~,poaec.oy. s..ry I'VE
TEN, prsy nowsm kontrolovsniu
s'isg ,wisskovyoh prser dyrskoje
s'skurao,jos W rssis, gdyby ~,.yst-
kie fondusze zosssiy " oaiosoi lest
nispraksyo'ny. Gdyby smy oboisli
o. p. COS I fundussu aslasosoo haze
na osle narodows, nsukows 4 lima.
rssd asekurscyjny ma pra~o sabre.
ME-. projsht . powiniso "a Sci.
mile bye doksadnis prssdioaony, usns-
ny ! prsyjssy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-28

Of saoy powinni bye paatni pr.es %.
y oga 2. N. p. gdya wsenosss o..
~ og6a wv. bysby M ssjmis repre-.
ssntowsny.
IL. Jesteimy n pr.sprowad..-
MEM stoPniowsgo wstspnego cd no.
~ov.tapujscyoh osionk6w.
IL. ~Jsstesmy IA .sprowad.euisn
pr.ymusowsgo podatku, jsdsn osns
miesiecsnis, m rsso. ohoryoh I ME-
sso.elliwycb; podObne .apomogi po-
winny by6 ud.islans "a rskomsnda.
ojs gmin.
IL. Pragnsc lsps.sgo roswoju or
gsni.soji 1 q apswnIsnia bysu mater
jslnsgo ossonk6w, proponujsmy, sby
o,iohsk o.ynny Prise. lat 10. " ra.
1is utraty reki Tub nogi, m6gl dossas
cd z. N. P. pofowe posm'srsnego,
q drugs Poiowe spadkobisroy 20
jego fmieroi.
IA. Wiadomo nam Jest, lz Ssjmy,
tax dtugo dop6ki komitsty ME "a.
satwis swyoh spraw, traoa duao dro.
giego !o1asu, po.a iansm wieo Jest,
aby Sejm pr.sgladsi vs.ysskis ..a.-
lsnia, DO Z tego bsrdso sius,nis wy.
iania sic duao acknowledged.
Nastepnie seju powinisn panic
tao, a'y kom,tst .aaalsh wykonywai
s~umisnuie swojs obowis,ki.
Nssssm sdaniem jest, IL Zsrzad
Centrally postawiony ma ssraty or
g~anizacji. powinien by6 s~umisnny,
zgadsajscy sic Z duohsm nss.ym.
q ,rssd Powinien by6 ma sejmis dro-
goWska.sm ola dslsgat6w I ma kat
de ssPytanis sumisnnis kaads spra.
We v~yjsfn!a6.
10. DOmagsmy sc. ably W proto-
kule sejmowym byio wyrsznis po.
wiedzians, ktory dslsgst | "a jskim
wnioskism gaosowa', DO to mote n
doWodnic csy delsgat spsfni2 to do
orego 60 dara grupa upowainiia.
II. Co do budowy drugiego do
mu sw., to ME jsstssmy "a AMI pre-
civ, sdsjs sic, IL dslsgaoi ssjmu XIII
najlepiej ossdzs, ma jakioh warun-
ksoh kapitaiy Nv. N. P. ulokowa6.
Lees jeaelibY pr.yssio do budowy
drugisgo domu, to dslegaci powin-
al sic dobrss mad tenn zsstanowic,
gdsie on ma stanac. Ale gdyby
sie okasafo, IL Rssd Centrally be-
dsis muslai sic przenisss do in.
nsgo stsnu, zsbysmy ME potrssbo-
wall stawiac trsecisgo domu.
Tsofil Kslahski, prs.. kom.,
AL. Ostro vski, sekr., F. G. S.aw-
fowssi, NJ. Jasihski, W. Linkis-
WIGS, w. Arsndt, F. B nkowski,
kom tst.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-28
u Mahaney City, Pa.

Poniewal zblizs sic Sejm XIII II,
N. p, wieo ] my, tow. G wardja Ksz,
Puiaskiego, gr. 410, korzystajsC 2
przysiugujsOego nam prsws, prag-
niemy podzielic sic naszemi zspa-
trywsnismi z brscia zwiazkowa. Pre-.
to podajemy kilka nastepujsoych n.
wsg:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-28

10. Grupa ITO wyraaa to n'epson-
ne nadzieje, ae prsys.ly sejm z. N.
p. odbedzie sic " miesoie Milwaukee,
W stanie Wisconsin.
J6zef Ksco snie,cski,
sekr grupy ITO.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-28

2. Nasssm sdanism Jest, IL fun.
duss asiasny mote Bye zmnisjssony
do trssch cent6w, q diva osnty moga
byc doiotone do DIisnnika Nsrodo
wsgo, pr.ss 90 oga Nv. N. P. ME
bed.is naratoay N sbyt wysoks
prenumsrate l D1lennik stanie sic o
bowisskowym.
8. J~essssmy zupsfnis IA tenn, ably
kapitai rsIsrwowy ~istnisi, lee. ably
nowo wstepujsoy cIionkowis plsoili
cd oh will wssspienia - ably para
graf o .wrocie sunny ~wpisoonsj 20
10 lstsoh, zostat ~rniesiony.
Kspi'ai ressrwowy powinisn byt
utywsny " rssie spidemji, podorss
wygorowanyoh ssssmsnt6w, ma "a.
pomoge starcom ! kslekom .wiss.
kovym, q = osssem ! do umorssnia
Jednsgo cyrkularIs Ola w~ssysskicb.
9. Go do tvorzsnis okrsg6w v
Nv. N. P. jsstsimy " supe,noioi
P~rssciwni . to Z tsgo powodu, Il
musisiyOy odbywsc sic male ssjmi.
XII, jsk 10 by'o proponowans pa Sci
ME XII Wslny Sejm, 90 by pr.y.
sPorryio wisle wydstk6w Ola o,ion
kow, q " kohou, k,o vie, oIyby o
kreei mis- ro,biiy organisscji.
10. Jesssfmy IA t~worsenism pmin
rwisskowych, DO ts byiyby dls DC
'rsj orgsnisscji NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
gdys 'smowsiyby nsduayois .srrs
dow grup, kontrolowatyby prryje,is
oo~yoh cssonkow. wykreslouyoh lob
suspsndowsnycb, 1ksd povs,ajs oze.
sto niemiss nieporozumisnia
Bysoby tsa dobrss, ably gminy
wysysaty deiegasow; tax gmioa ma
jsos 100 cssoak6w, miasaby prswc
do jsdnsgo delegate Il. d. DsIsRs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-28

lH"ifShu iat IL ophacai po-
smiertny przez caiy ten czas, powi.
MEN " razie nieuleczslnej cboroby,
oblakania lub Embellishments do
piracy, dostac swoje posmiertne pc.
dobnie jsk OF, ktorzy straos zwrok,
nogi lub rece = bye w~ykreslony z
listy ozionkow.
ID. Fundusze u. N. p. winny bye
lokowsne W bsnkach pahstwowyoh,
TAX, ably byiy zswsze W pogotowiu
ma potrzeby Zwiazku.
II. Ma urzednikow Zwiazku pc.
winni bye obisrsni odpowiednio u
zdolnieni ! taOy zwiazkowoy, ktorzy
nsjmniej 5 lat beg przerwy do Zwisz.
ku nalezeli. Przy TEN muszs bye
znsni z nieskazitelnego zyoia, uozoi.
wosoi i ~wieynosci ola idei zwiazko-
wycb.
Jezeli urzednik Zwiazku wypeinis
swoje obowiazki sumiennie, ME
nalezy zmienisc lub usuwsc go bee
p%Otrzeby, Yak to niektore grupy pro-
ponuja 90 2 lats), gdyz zanim
nowoobrany " sprawsch jemu PREY
dsielonych sic pouczy, moze Zwis-
EEK ma TEN bez potrzeby ucierpiec.
10. Kssjerem Zwiszku mote j mu-
81 oyc 6nansowo odpowiedzialny
zwiazkowieo.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-27
THE POSITION Of ST. PAUL
He Was Cured by the Grace Of
God.
YOUR ETERNAL DESTINY
Rev. j. Hosking at Gracs Church-An
Able Ssrmon by Rsv. A. 1. Good
friend at the Emmanuel
Presbyterian Church.

Rev. j. Hosking of the Grace M. z.
church of South Butte preached last night
on the text drawn from the 18th verse of
the first chapter of Timothy, the subject
being "a Faithful Saying Said he:
IF person has received special benefit
from any medical faculty, he is likely to
recommend it to others. This was st.
Paul's position after he had been cured
by the great physician of souls The
grace of God which cured him, has come
to bless the world. There are many grand
themes that might be discussed from the
pulpit, but time Is hurrying men into
eternity and we feel that we ought to i'm
press upon the minds of men the fact
that Jesus Christ came into the world :
that He came to bring life and immortal
ity. to light and to make a complete
atonement for the world that He came
from the association Of ange--, pure and
immaculate, to mlngle with publicans and
sinners, for it was evident that they need
ed savior.
1--WE mortals, perhaps some times over
Jealous. want to add new evidences to
the truths spoken in the Bible. Life with
us is SO short and we, DESTROYS of accom-
plishing the great work in a few days,
become exceedingly anxious. God never
wrought one miracle to convince an
atheist, because His ordinary works should
be enough. What event ever excited uni
versal interest like the coming of the
Lord Jesus Christ into this world? The
advent of the Lord into this world filled
heaven with new wonders He'll became
furious: the announcement stirred up all
the rage and malice of devils. and they
put forth their energies to destroy the
new and mighty deiverer. 1t is mans
greatest good to accept the offer of our
Savior. In conclusion, let me press this
matter on your heart: We are fellow trav-
elers to eternity and commend this
blessed Savior to you with all the peace
and joy it gives in this life and the as
surances of the life beyond. Your i'm
mortality and eternal destiny bid you be
wise. Do not delay
Rev. A. I. Goodfrend of the Emmanuel
Presbyterian church yesterday drew a
valuable lesson from the Biblical source Of
inspiration contained in the lines, what
soever a man soweth. that shall he also
reap" In part the reverend gentleman
said:
THAT man is out of his senses who
cherishes the idea that by sowing oats he
may reap wheat, or by planting an acorn
he will grow an apple tree. Men reap as
they have sown. He that soweth to his
flesh. that is he who lives the low life Of
sef-indulgence and follows the dictates
of his sensual nature. shall of the flesh
reap corruption. On the other hand, he
that soweth to the spirit and lives the
moral life and follows the dictates of his
higher SELF his conscience and his God,
shall of the spirit reap life everlasting.
"Our acts are seeds that produce either
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-27

thorns or flowers. Each act, like each
seed, produces after its kind. What we
do lives after us and in us, either to our
welfare or woe, to our pain or pleasure.
We cannot evade this law One may
eyade the sheriff, the judge, and even
succeed in bribing the jury, but no extra
ordinary amount OF schemlng will sue
coed in cheating nature and her laws.
How many have followed the inebriat-
ing cup and have been made either hap
pier richer or better? 1t is as If farmer
should first sow in his virgin soil thorns,
thistles and briars with the expectation
that in few years he will utilize his
farm for something better.
Religion Is based on a rational princi-
PIE. Rewards are given and sentences
are executed on the basis of justice and
reason and right. One goes into everlast-
ing punishment, a phrase from which we
shudder, a thought very much disliked in
these days; the other goes into everlasting
life.
you ask, do believe in the existence
of a place called hell My answer is in
the affirmative. I do not believe in lit
eral hell Of fire and birthstone, but there
is hell of disease. of remorse, of sor-
row. that has in it more torment and de-
structiveness thanany folding flame. What
car be a greater he'll than to lead a life of
sin, of vice, of crime? Let me stop just a
moment to explain the phrase everlasting
punishment
''Some twenty years ago I cut my fin
ger and to this day there is a scar upon
It, and IL | should live to be million
years the scar would remain. 1t cannot
be rubbed off or washed away. So every
sin leaves scar upon the mind and that
scar Is there to stay.
Every plan and purpose of our life,
every deed. everything we do leaves it's
impress upon the soul. We are the re-
sultant of what we do. have done and
left undone
my friends, that which we do. no mat
ter how insignificant it may seem. is no
slight thing. 1t weaves its silken cloak of
Kindness around us, or 1t binds us in
chains and letters and prepares us for
the dungeon. Regret will not avail.
History is full of ruins of castles, of
cities and empires, but the greatest ruins
are to be found in the soul that has neg
lected building for itself a life of honor,
of usefulness for God. The man who does
not see that it is for his good to sow good
seed, to lead a good life, is not only wick
ed, but stupid"
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AMONG RAILROAD MEN
New Double Train Service on the
Northern Pacific
TO BE STARTED SHORTLY
1t Will Probably Be Put On March 12.
Homeseekers' Excursions May
Lead to a General
Rate War;

General Agent W. H. Merriman Of the
Northern Pacific is daily expecting in
structions from st. Paul regarding the
new double train service which is to be
started shortly. According to letter
received yesterday by Superintendent
Fl. j. Horn, jr., the present plan is to
put on the new train on March II. with
the following approximate schedule:
No. l will arrive at Billings at 1875 and
at Helena at p. m. A stub connection
with No. l will leave Logan at 4:45 p.
M, leaving the Montana Union depot a
Butte for Anaconda at SIS p. m. Re
turning No. will leave Helena at 10 p.
m. and Billings at 6 a. m. A stub will
connect with No. 2 at Logan at mid
night arriving at the Montana Union
at S:55 and leaving at 9:05 p. m. The
stub connection from No. II and for No.
Il is train which runs from Logan to
Anaconda as at present.
Nos. 3 and 4, which will be the new
trains, will run through by the way of
Butte. No. 3, west-bound, will leave
Billings at 1:05 a. m: the Montana I'm
ion depot in Butte at 1875 a. m. No. 4.
east-bound, will arrive in Butte at las
p. m. and leave at 1:55 p. m. and will
leave Billings at 11:05 p. m. Neither
No. 3 nor will make stub connections
with the train between Logan and Hell
ena. The rest of the train service will
be practically the same as now.
The schedule shows that while Butte
will have a double train service daily
Helena will have but one. The new
train will run by the way of Butte and
stub connections from this city will also
be made with the through train running
by the way of Helena. but there wifi be
no stubs from Helena to connect with
the through train by the way of Butte.
1t is understood that both trains will
run on about the same time, though it
was believed that one would be much
faster than the other.
There seems to be a very general fear
among railroad men in Butte that the
homeseekers' excursions to be inaugur-
ated by the Northern Pacific and Great
Northern in March. April and May will
result in a big rate war in the West.
The Northern Pacific and Great North
ern propose to sell their tickets at one
half the usual fare, good to any point
as far West as the Pacific coast. The
rate becomes effective for excursions
on March l and I. From this it is ap-
parent that the two roads have taken
maintenance of tariff rates on passen-
ger business this winter, and the con-
sequences are likely to be far-reaching
At the same time, the northern lines
are offering reasons for their step. The
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-27
GERMANS AFRAID OF: cYRANo."


sages.
From the Chicago Chronicle.
This Is not a funny fiction, but it Is
a very funny truth. When "Cyrano De
Bergerac' was produced in Berlin the
censor struck out three passages. Two
on account of their offense to morals.
one of the offending passages being the
lines in the ballad Of the Gascons:
Ce sont les cadets de Gascogne
Qui troublent la paiX DIES epoux.
The third passage was objected to on
the ground that it committed lese ma
jeste:
Samedi diX-neuf
Ayant mango huit-fois du raisine de
Cette
Lee roi fiut pris de fievre; a deux coups
de lancette
Son NAL fiut condamne pour lese ma
jeste.
For three nights the forbidden lines
were all spoken at the cost of a fine Of
20 marks for each performance and
then the prohibition was removed amid
universal laughter
1t is estimated that the incandescent
lamps in use in all parts of the world
have over 40000 900 candle power.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-27
Sad Case of Arrested Inventive Genius.

There lives in Beaver Dam, Wis, Fred
IlnseE, young man who Is both deform-
ed and weak minded, but far worse than
those disagreeable Affections. every step
he has taken since babyhood has been
that of a staggering drunkard. Although
he never drank a drop of liquor in his
life, he staggers and reels as though in
frenzy of intexication.
This curse has acted as heavy damp
er, on a mind that might have accom-
plisned great things. He can be called
an inventive genius. vet all his creations
are dreams of a 10-year-old boy Though
intricate and demanding great skill to
produce, they are childish, mere play
things that it seems a pity 50 much
time and ingenuity had been wasted on :;
yet they all come from the mind of man
more than 80 years old
To see him is to think him intoxicated,
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the possible results cannot be measured
directly in dollars and cents, but that
they exist any practical man will agree,
and it may be asked whether large
price is not often paid for the last
straw or a few tons of freight that
constitute it's equivalent.
The Burlington railroad will rebuild
its line between Lincoln. Neb., and
Atchison, Kas This strip of road Is
las miles long, and has become of great
Importance since the completion of the
Burlington's short lin" to the North
west. The increase in traffic from st.
Louis and the South TO the Puget sound
country over this line during the last
couple of years is romarkable, and is
partly responsible for the decision to
rebuild the line The work will cost
over 100000. About 30 miles Of track
will be raised above the present grade.
and four new truss bridges will be built
at crossings of the Nemaha river.
The Southern Pariic and Santa Fe
have given notice that they will here
after refuse to receive cars more than
40 feet in length. The order will hold
good through all the gateWays except
as applying to cars for Washington and
Oregon. to which territory they will
very likely have to accept them on ac-
count OF cOmpetl1lEn. sumo cars on
which agricultural implements are
loaded are over 80 feet in length. 1t Is
very difficult for the western roads TO
handle these extremely large cars on
account of the tunnels, and, besides,
they are not cars that can be advan-
tageously loaded to be sent East again.
e. j. Lomax, general passenger agent
of the Union Pacific and j. Francis,
passenger agent of the Burlington, have
called a meeting of agents of transcont-
mental lines relative to reduced rates
for the National Educational associa-
ton to be held al Los Angeles. The
meeting will be held March Z.
Railroad men are agreed that the
coming spring will witness a great
amount of building in the West and
Northwest
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-27

Paris of To-day-the handsomest pre-
MUM book ever oficred-now ready for
delivery upon payment of $40 In adj
vance for one years subscription to
The Standard. Can be obtained at
Standard Office in Butte. Anaconda,
Missoula or Great Falls.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-27

A meeting of the democratic city CEN
trail committee will be held in the po-
lice court, city hall, Butte, on Monday
evening, Feb. q, 1899, at p. m. All
members are requested to attend. Jonn
Mclaughlin, Chairman. w. J. Naugh-
ten Secret ry
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-27

Do you want to buy or sell Boston
& Montana. Butte & Boston or Parrot
stocks? We receive quotations from
Boston every 80 minutes. Thompson
Investment company.
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Railroad men are agreed that the
coming spring will witness a great
amount of building in the West and
Northwest
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-14
THE INDUSTRIAL WORLD.
LOCAL AND TELEGRApnIc LABOR NEWS

tradition that for good luck a woman
must Night the furnace fire.
Toronto is to have shoe factory. The
structure will be 90x30. and give en-
ployment to co hands, 20 of whom will be
girls. The plant will have a capacity OF
300 pairs of shoes daily, and the company
will enlarge and increase the capacity as
soon as advisable. The officers are:
President, H. H. Smith; vice president,
Guy Johnston; secretary and general man
ager, f. B. Hartford; treasurer, L. H.
Hilsinger; manager John Berger.
The administrator of Henry Grindle,
who was killed in an accident at tine cage
hoist of the Calumet Fire Clay Co. clay
mine, has brought suit asking for s10,00(
damages.
The Standard Brick works at Empire,
known as the Congo, have completed a
new siding, have received new hydraulic
press. and will soon be ready TO make
brick. KiTns are being repaired.
The Carpenters Union here is on the
boom, as thirty new members have been
taken in lately, and work is reported
plenty The standard wage scale is being
adhered to by all.
The Acme glass works shut down Thurs
day because of inability to get hay for
packing purposes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-14

nedy farm small producer; the Fisher
farm near the Welsh farm, on which a
producer was drilled in this week, is not
leased, Mr.. Fisher having refused $4,000
for the farm recently; Milliken No. 5.
w. q L. z. right of way, producer:
Jennings Bros No. 6, John Fisher farm.
5O-barrel well; Bigelow & Co. have
started pumping the Thos. Pollen well
again; q. S. Oil Co No. 2 Webb place.
is producer; Caldwell & Boyer are ar
ranging for five rigs on the Samuel
Mcllyain farm: Luntz & Co. No. 2 Tay-
lor lot, good well: Forsythe & Co. No.
A. John McLandsborough farm. Is bar
rel pumper; Ohio Oil Co. has fair pro
ducers on NJ. J. McLandsborough farm
and have No. rig completed; the W.
V. Baird well will be plugged as the
tools could not be gotten out after much
fishing; Dennison Co., on Holmes place.
east of Connection, pumping well:
Linden Oil Co. on VIM. Whitaker
farm, lots of salt water and little oil.
Canton company shot well on Wallace
& Perrines and have 40 barrels; II. s.
Oil Co Nos. 3 and 4 Cook, good pro-
ducers.
The Snyder farm, 124 acres, has been
sold to S. W. Lawrence for s12. 400.
Daily production over 5000 barrels.