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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16
Another Record Broken.

CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-"Major" Taylor,
the colored rider, broke another bicycle
record yesterday at the Garfield park by
following his motorcycle for half mile
in Al seconds fat. The previous record
was Al 40 seconds, held by Eddie Nc
Duffie. A stiff breeze was blowing at
the time Taylor made his trial.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16

More suicides can be traced indirectly to
disordered nerves, caused by disordered di
gestve organs and the consequent mental de
rangement and weakness, than from ans
other cause under the sun. This is ptover
by statistics. DIR. Won 5 tan's Pineapple
Tablets come as universal blessing to msn-
kind. No stomach trouble is too trivial 61c
attention no case so deep.sea,ed that these
wonderful tablets will not ultimately cure
rs in a box, 10 cents. 90
Sold by &. A, Klein.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16
Predicts Financial Revolution.

MIDDLETOWN, n. Y, Nov. H.
Mrs. Biglow of New York, 10 years of
age, who claims to be n lecturer on the
money question and the ideal system of
banking. is stranded here and in want of
funds She is on her way to Great Bend,
Pa. She predicts great financial reyo-
luton In 1900.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE Octo.
Der monthly statement of domestic ex-
)orts issued by the bureau of statistics
shows as follows: Breadstuffs, $24, 1884,.
100; decrease as compared with October,
1893, about $450,000.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16
Tennessee Troops Land.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13. - The
Tennessee volunteers have landed from
the transport Indiana and gone into camp
at the Preside preparatory to being
mustered out Five days before the In
,nustora1 ont
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16
Snow For Deer Hunting,

MALONE, n. Y, Nov. 13.-Snow has
fallen steadily during the last "a hours in
the Adirondacks. Deer hunters are in
high spirits, the storm putting still hunt
ing at its best The open season closes
Wednesday.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16
0uay VIII He Seated.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 11.-United
States Senator Penrose, after an inter-
view with United States Senator John G..
Spooner of Wisconsin, said Colonel Quay
will be seated without any opposition.
Senator Spooner is member of the COM
mttee on privileges and elections of the
senate, to which Quay's case will be re-
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13.-Fifty
privates of Company X Of the Forty
second volunteer infantry We're the vic
tins of ptomaine poisoning, and 1S Of
them are now in the general hospital at
the Preside, slowly recovering from the
effects of their sudden indispostion. The
poison is supposed to have been in the
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16

EYES AND NOSE RAN WAIER.-C. O.
Archer of Brewer, Maine, says: al have
had catarrh for several years. Water woElG
run from my eyes and nose fordays at time.
About four months ago | was induced to try
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, and since us
ing the wonderful remedy have not had on
attack. would not be without it," 1t te-
lieves in ten minutes. ~
Sold by c. A. Klein.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16
Moody In Kansas Citx.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 13.-Dwight l..
Moody, the evangelist, who began an
eight day revival service here yesterday,
spoke to 10000 people at Convention hall
in the afternoon and evening -Four thou
sand people were unable to gain admis-
sion.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-Admiral
Schley has received his final orders from
The navy department to hoist his flag on
he Chicago at New York on the 18th
nst., assuming command of the south
Atlantic station.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16
Gold Certificates.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-The treas
Try has paid out gold certificates since
Aug. last to the amount of $101, ,2S6,-
$50 and has received i,053, 460, max
ing net issue of $97, ,233, ,52O.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16
Might Capture London.

PARIS, Nov. 1.-The Patrie points
out that England lies open to coup de
main. With her squadrons dispersed and
her soldiers afloat on the way to the
Transvaal 25,000 men could capture Lon
don.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16

ITCHING PILES DR.. Agnew's OintTe1r
is proof against the tormcnts of itching piles
Thousands of testimonials of cures effected
by its use. No case too aggravating or too
long standing for it too soothe, comfort aud
cure. 1t cures in from ) to nights. SS
Sold by &. A. Klein.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16

Scranton has practically closed its gates
against itinerant merchants. BY an or,li-
nance, approved October as, transient deal.
ers must pay license tax of saoo month.
or fractional part thereof, to do business.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16
The President VIII sneak.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.--President
Mckinley has promised to make an ad
lress at Mount Vernon on Dec. IA, when
he Masonic observance of the one hun
lredth anniversary of Washington's
leath will occur.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16
Earthquake at Legborn.

ROME, Nov. 11.-An earthquake shock
was felt at Leghorn yesterday and is re-
ported to have caused serious damage.
The people are very excited.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16

1t is hare to convince some people thai
time is money. Those who have the leaz
money often have the most time.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16

Pleasure is very seldom found where it IS
sought Our brightest blazes Of gladness
are commonly kindled by unexpected sparks
Johnson.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16

Hoax" "Why do you call Doemup 'Whis
kers, when he has smooth face ?" Joax-
because he gets through the world or
cheek"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16

The man who does the least work is tn,
one who does the most talking about having
his salary raised. Il Phia Times.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16

The difference between a habit and vice
is whether it is yourself or your ncighbor ad.
dicted to it,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16

1t doesn't require much pluck on the pat
of the cobbler to stick to the last.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16

Ye Thanksgiving turkey now beglnneth "a
make out his last will and testament.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-16
To Cure Constipation Forever.

Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or %,
II c. C. Z. fail to cure, druggists refund mopeI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

John McMas,er, Clear Lake.
]. Anderson. Third and CO.
iumbia.
c. Prosch. Isl: Twen,y-hf,h
ave
n. Wiekwsre, izae Third ave.
G. A. Ernst.
d. s. Hammond. LIS Fourth
A. n. Frasier. Fremont.
II, d. Moriarisy. sin First
ave
=. Hansen. Ren;on.
Ii. ~. kalhurg. 5o4 Uniyers-
ity.
W, ], knight, lssaqaah.
+. Miller. y-Fuhrn1an
addition.
NJ. Hamilton. SIS Eoyls,on
II. W. McNiel. Carbonate.
Dean 4 Thorn, zllts Cherry
ST.
c. Livingstone. Fremont.
Atlas Lumber Company. Me-
Murray.
G. Osner. SIS Bellevue ave.
north.
T.. T. Davis. 81 Vine st.
Charlotte Armstrong. Sew
ensh and Madison,
NJ. Gosh, lis Washington 81.
Capt J. r. Thompson. str.
Gertrude
". Neltss. ssi seventh ava
Steamer Il Heinrich
4. waeiertcn. TEv4well.
Ga.ishurg Mining Il Trans
portatfon Co
r. r. Barrett. Lake Dell al
Gition.
{. A. Vincent, ias@-sas Second
ave
NJ. t. severtsnn, INTERPLAY.
Max Muller, ~ Fourth ave.
I. J. Weston. s. MteAasl.
Yukon River 5. 8 Co. St
Florence.
DR.. &. sharpies. III Cherry
NJ. rsrso. x.is Second.
pv. Bailey Fourth an!
Spring
Mrs. grissle. isr Washing
ton.
Mr.. sangsrimod gS3l Fourth.
SIR, Fitx, Th'ftieih ave
south
Mr.. Van Tyle. iSas Nine
sssrth ave
Louis Heinrich. II. ksass Lake
ave
Mira Nellie scarry. 90
Queer Anne ave.
J Malssurg. fass Eighth ave.
Mr.. A GsrsHkie, ~ Wash
ins:ou 81.
p Z GURUS az gixnth ave.
II. NJ. Garrett. 4ie Fifth ave.
J. r. Storey Port Riaksley.
f.. z Tyler. 81 spring -.
7. X Clark. 80 s5rst ave.
north
c. W. Trowsley. 10 Eight
eensh ave.
=. NJ. Potts. rI3 NlntA axe.
q r Msispa Mgas. N's5raoWaiS.
ata~ers Nses 1st3 F'eUrth ave,
VIM II Riee. fogrta. corneg
IL Gan -.
Patrick Melee So4sh Park
< II. Sullivan F-a9Ehavsn.
l.. Conrad. seS Cola "a fsss -
{. Reed, TsFssgsy ~uiTath and
Yesisx
" : Miller Psrt gsreas..rst.
Prank Kelly ~ Ta+FststA
ave.
Argos ~. YaWng. S8atA ave.
ard sssvoF
J II ksmxfe, &C. l@ses.
" + q 8rsaD EfsS FIRST svs.
= TNuriaw - Thars3 ave.
tbs fsa2szafs Newcastle.
". EsgQss1 Psasg. TnIrfs ~frta
e. " Harris. - TwergY~
nkxh*A ~
r : Ee~Xy esge. ThtFss AID
Ts-Annw NaF
Y Eaa2seae. sd EiaFtforss.
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j. w. Mcws.llams. 30 Sew
enfh Az.
u. Hudi. Black Diamond.
Wash,
G. w. Radford. Fremont.
G. strang, Yasona. Wash.
Belfast Mfg. Co. Belfast.
Capt. 3 f., Rudolph. luis CO.
lstas lsia 81.
J III Moore. Kirkland. Wash.
Mr.. Mcclellan. T.. Cherry and
Twenty third Az.
A q Gibbs. 81 Nineteenth
Az.
J. NJ. Ropenberg. 1872 Wash.
] Olson. lar Eoyiston Az.
T.. q Mari. ali Maiden Az.
C. ". TonpAlns. INTERPLAY,
Wash.
Mrs. George +. yait. rs
Ninth ave.
anarogtes Pack NIX 90.
J. w. Harris. Tulalip. Wash.
John X. Borwn. ss Terry
Mrs. y. csssley. Everett.
Mash
l. u. spencer. les Fifteenth
ave
III. Brown. Dexter 81.
JaiEe r. Osborn. Harvard
ave. Forth.
@. Norman. lrs Twentieth
ave.
Swan johnson.
w j. Peak. is,s Twsn;y-tifta
ave
nasel Hunt. flis Seventh ave.
IhemaS Forrest. Thirty Attn
and WyekasF SIS.
A. L.. Johnson. 1ske Cherry st.
A 4. lssss. tseer ges0gT
Z. Derby. III Seventh ave
Mrs. Thomas ". Trcsidder.
IL Seneca ~
NJ Kern. =. olympic ave.
". Murphy. Fremont
III, X. Bailey. !nlg T5syst axe.
r. Nam Nerrf1P n.
G., IS. HsteFhouse, Ill
Eighteenth ave.
r. t-N!lestf FfTss ave. north
and Kianear Place
] Festerfv. Ef&iIar5.
q. apkrr, ballard
Ms. Gaassessek. - Mae
teenth ave
II w lewis. I-saASyfCl8a-
q u Marsh. Assseortss.
!. f nugs.. Port Nistiaras-
NarsN Afaessraa Trans5Aefta-
fsrn s Trading 90
A r. Pagkaurs sslS u lest 81
ssea. Cox Il. 1884 FSsier.
4. Ishusagf 1aYwa
4 aranss, ~ Taseusy-thlrd
Az, South
". ] Nsltsaws. SgaESay,
" :. ktmne Mons ska9~
T.. w FRA ser Esss' tsessssfa-
J. " xessson 80 is0ore
J. = Melstyre. Denny abr p
wsan Asfss|tlas
T.. - Nerz. N~y fnsrsoH.
e. r. SfYan~ ssstens.
Garner s'ssfss.
retlsr rvas M fra2-ts Az.
A Asaew Fys1sst
Z. Y FAseTye. TIA Ms
fsarws & FE0H maEs. - James,
e. keza. s sagrt es1sh A..
E,szzN
r. n. JaAessr. tzss Thesnss
ssea mssv >es7s
Ave- Seep
r ~ feeNl "a f>4ssv So
p pk sasn. Ia Sn@
AK lsana i Mfg SO.
! t'TaNjek. fsSse n. tei
4 s.s~+s1etz. SfsvANa
~ = Sh@ F've $ 5~aegvs.
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SPOT CASH


o. O. caiderhead. III WASH
izgton.
n. c. Cheek. Fifth Az. and
Lee St.
J. T.. Hansen, G.aer ana
Queen Anne Az.
y. II. Cath un. Fourteenth
and Seneca.
8. Munro. SO Tweuty-sixt
p, G.. Eas,wiek. Port Town
Thomas Clancy, 1901 Yesisr.
G. W. Donnst'. 10 Ninth Az.
South.
n. s. couslaud. Dsany-Fuhr-
man Add.
]. JorgensGn. la Conner
A. A. Wright, 81 Eastiase
H. Clay Everso.e. los Marion.
Mrs. Ciin. East Heweil 5,
william Noes. Dexter.
William Mckee.
II. II. Hagan. So Fir 81.
W. Fl. Aba. Monte sano.
r. knutsols. BreTnersogi-
]. 7. Agufssr. Fremont.
Steamer j r. McDona q.
w A Bane.
r, & Stevens.
". w. Roper.
G.. r. Clancy
Ferdinand carsSiman
George Jersen.
r r. MnnuSt.
q. Perkins
NJ. X. Mada ocks.
A. +. Davidson, lsis First
ave.
Nj. ]. Cohen. Juneau. Alaska.
Alien 4 Nelson Mil Co.
Mononon. Wash.
Arcai. AGAR. lss@Q2ah.
II St0aaert. eG Invent -thiT3
ave.
J. NJ. pickens. ~ spriag 81.
Or. -. Walsh. RenFen.
r., ] Roberts. Mastos. Nash.
NJ :. Philips. -zls E.as: Ter
race.
a. T. Levake. all East Mer-
GER.
O. u. colvim. iili Cherry st.
III. Coates. sousa Park.
5. A CarYaan. Fulton Mar
ssf
Steamer Taotle.
II. :. Scales Pensileton. Or.
a. X. Pinkney, is& Y-sler-
i. II. f4sycock. Eighth ava
north ard Thomas 81.
e. u kecaer. klaoarne
ave Fremont
w r Willis. lid Seventh
ave
Mrs ". Mareene. Nixon Ho-
tel. iaisraay.
SeIs wanafaer. ~ fairvtew
ave
". n. sharp. South Park
T. Mortsr4tS. Everett, WASH.
W l.. Mer.s1fFt1. 81 Twenty
eighth ave south
Dexter Hort@n. Tairi ave.
ard Seneca.
ii. A. Stanley. tzn secogt.
ave north.
A II. Springer. t~sgie sa-
lssau.
Louis Fs}lgsr, Redmond va.
q. Van re gTsGe. y kSrsss-
" ash
&. Fl. Shaw gse Yesisr Way,
T. w. EsAaaeF. 4fes fs%srfs aEzi
Yakima SO
~ n. Dean. B<@aveE~ orsa.
VASE
r. ". FsfT@azrt. Edse sAfe-.
James sastttsF, fre Esss1s.
-. " fx.llsgsd. Fremont.
X - T ii c4&y.
Capt. Morrison. Port Towa-
saz53 IS Asss
u RsTsraaar. ~l9hEsEnisa.
Wash
r. NJ. The-Nscss. ~ Twenty
ar%s asS
: y Brooks ~ NsAsss71 81
SesfttS EsT3,2Ns Eff
e u. NgrTy. - King 81
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Mr.. Moaison, ,els Yssth.
Nr. Nafsos. 60 Fifth Az.
CavaHaaga Bros. kent
nr. Jameson. iiS Pine.
Lau,s Heinrich. III East
Lake.
q. W. Jcnas. iElr yes.er.
%. n. Lewis SO Trrtag.
Janss H~rxt. ST. Madison.
Bell.
stone Point.
n A. Gcrsy. III Elevensh
Az,
John IA ker. Hack INA srnrsi.
" O. Aymsrrens. 20 sew
eu,A Az.
a A KnSre- 1914 Eighth Az.
". q. Duncan, neacon Hun.
& e Robinson Frsnkisn ana
EAsttske Az.
Harry Bolton. 80 Twentieth
Az
w C. Benedict. Rayenna
park.
A. shuey. ii-s Fourth Az.
n. fYtH Hoysn ana Iarses
A y. Ne;sgsr, sea Twenty
frat Az
.. 4. Alien. es nxn,a Az.
8 ~ afewart. pu-e psakssey
n. u nernett. ~ Third Az.
= rr,Aaraasr s~nrhalss
apt. A. NJ. Tossss. lzfs Sixth
Az.
J. W. Goodwin. Tsnsh ard
g.hsrrv.
e. ~. Miller. lois Eleventh
Az.
n white. sis Fourth Az.
VIM. Sanbrrne, Port Elakn-
lev.
4 l.. rrg "a. Second Az. ~.
Tay,sr Arrs,rars New Dem
vsr. &c
NJ. nreoks. Fourth and
Srrsns
Mrs. E.nt, kvssrss. s<s7 Ws,n~
snsson 81.
Jaeos. Fursh.
Mrs = 4 rsfx AZ, TAly.te-A
Az. 8. ''
iunhss 81 ~ ss
wm II wes,ssa. ssa se,,-
susn Az
He~s,l. ~
Msrtsn p4e.vrwsas ara r.,ks
q, VA 'e'A' ~ S'
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q. &. Morris. ~ Fourteenth
Az. North
A. -. Gum, Index. Wash.
Lawson Robtssn Ii Lawson,
Black Diamond.
+. ". Wait. 100 Second Az.
Pacific Contract supply Co.
Skagwas. Alaska
T. Kash. eezes Sessasth Az.
Jafnss BegEa. s0 FaiTslew
~ l., Haskell. South Seattle.
". +. Motshse. Isdseuatsr.
A. f.esi.e. 1919 r. PIKE 81.
SanAe. Frank Third and
University
J. J. Mist. ISIS iiarrirou -.
=. W. nonneit. ~ Pike ~,
r.. r Kelly. 8sss Seslsr WAY,
4. selis, 1875 Washington 81.
A. ]. Mcleod. s-ss yesler
Mrs Dora poisrr George
town.
n. l. sathbarn. ia Twenty
third Az.
q. r ward. Third Ay. west
end Fl xhiand drive
Mrs. kimhali, 2z0 Secand
Az.
j. II. IMna. tsf Vine 50.
], Hall. Sufnas. Wash.
] kalem. Skag@ay, Alaska
II. J Moss. ssrren Lake
Berlin Brothers, Kent, Wash
Herman Van Hroeklsu, az
Seventeenth An.
A. cabisnis. .ie 1rsisr way.
pr. 4. Nanea. ss1i First Az.
" II. Collier ia fs%li ~.
Steamer j y Hannaford.
lssflat.sai. itAa5a0
=. II. Nestleson. cd hslgh-
teengh Az,
AIR. rssrlo. .slS Second.
/. II, Alien
J. Morgan. Arlington.
II. A. Winkiey.
]. L.. konier
II ualianaas. gosisn.
y. =. Petersen.
Fl. Allison.
Al. Pensissson. Everett
j. I. fsssen. fasriaaseA
=. w. SEsser-
Capt.. AcFSan
Mrs fss-ss I.lHl~ssy.
Mrs NJ j. Rank
nan Far.in.
Steamer tseits-
William Moran.
A. j. Stream.
Gel. !. Il. A.8'Usehean.
Ms~x 3 rsainn
Ms. IL Res solids,
n. NarraT. Jrs
A.saipn Faucet
Mrs. Ni}xsylsNi
Ms. Mlnuae Dudley
Schooner Hayte.
n. J. fselesses. gsli Fifteenth
Ave.
II b Turner. 1905 Eighth Az.
Il /. Mcdonald.
T.. IT. Graves, 81 sstsssa Anne.
IL. 81 tsHll, 81 Sessastf Az.
+ II. Spenesr @ksKsAS
II lark .fge @5xtveEsa Az.
r a.. Was}e. NJ Nsan%Ese. i'r.
= a Aatlaesass. r. nlAkeiey,
a : Iasu$an. ssg fssanx way.
Aagustlns. lists seven
trarEA Az
Il. r Ta8nagas. Naany- f'ulls-
naa Addition.
: 1t k8ase.
NJ Nets
fess = tsiiy
IA aler-tis .sss,s Hotel
stsstnse gsassss.
Sssanser WA&ea.
~ a fceSssick
- 3se.a. fesz..ez
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]. Goldberg, North Seattle.
o. (. Ssayks. Seventh ave.
and Madison.
G. E. Huston, 81 Seventh
ave. south.
c. Hedlund. sIs Twsnty-sec-
end ave.
c. Z. Armstrong, iAl2 FIRST
ave.
r. Norman, Eduonds. Wa
A. Cutler. E.dgewaier.
]. W Butt. pauis. WASH.
L. J. Lar.g5on.
E. S. Wood.
q. &. Hallock
n. We've, Everett
g. j. Smith
W. II. Baylxs. Wellington
w. J. HartranfL
: s. NJ. Jones, Edn ends.
e, 81. Hauge. Fasrhayen-
John Honls1er.
I. Cohen.
e L. Kspke. Interaay..
Mr.. Vested. s3s5 Seventh.
l. Christensen. Index.
q. cfoT. issagnaa-
Er.ck Frlsk
A. Al. Jo4n1beeT.
Russell. Hsnsr, H0oispcrt
r. r. S,aeie.
q. {; Ausfin.
Frank imEerseil, ia2s Seven.
teAmth Az.
n u. 4 ioee. 1917 Eleventh Av.
soash,
capt. Fs4w&rss. * Jos ST.
~ II Jones SIS Yes Ter
G. A. Barnes. 1915 & Cherry
r. brake. - +. Lake s..
william Tessny.
David Zerwekh. s7s Twenty
eighth Ax. Souta.
a Moran. rs Lenera.
Ii. r. Holmes. SO ThsriEsta
Az. South.
N. +. Hood, rs pon,sas.
III. l. Afford. Interplay.
A. n GunT'. index
@. wilssks, 2sfss Firth Az.
r. e. Morrow eos Mails -.
r. II. Wilson. So. corner
Eagle ard West.
Mr.. Pratt
! IL stewart. Pert gsakfiey.
Mr.. Francis. ffS South Joy
Max Sgehert. zes4 Sesse1s Az.
Rev. n, Fs-srg,.
" ". Williams. 1855 TAlrsy-
third AZ,
J. r. Gsmanlst. -ss Seventh
sv.
e. n. Hutehlson.
T.aaS Mites, fsxz7sgss
j. wsnshsp. os Twenty.
fourth AZ
". r. Gesry. Tls spriaw.
r. c Harper. ~ Twenty
eighth Av. Scats
n. l. Cavanauxh. South Sc
q. q stalks. Tlyss-
~ T. Mcclure ss8 f7iTss Az.
". Fl. Grouse. AssuS-
=. r Butter Tscpex
sss1es 4 ss4dy -. gosse
psi TAYLOR. Harvard As
NJ. Newman s7s @aa'1
TEETH.
c. r. werwecke.
J. ffauss.tss.
J = Morse
A wEss3s.
nz. LLOYD Bentau-
u y Holman.
.SHfs1 ) Terry.
W fssEsx
"a @NsHsts
y. {4usn. %eScsssse,
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-06-18


an average producer; No i Fife has
been completed by the Painter Oil Co.,
and is a Is barrel pumper; Ashbrook
Oil Co., on Coles farm, is Is barrel
well; McCleod's well, on the WEIGH
farm, is a producer; No. Frank DON
aldson, on the Scott farm, Is q pro-
Queer; No. 4, Frank Donaldson, on the
Fisher farm, has been shot and Is a
producer; Myers & Browns No. 81,
Spiker farm, is a producer, and has
been shot; the u S. Oil Co. will erect
a 80 horsepower gas engine in the
bottom where they can pump rs wells
at one time.
1t is reported that oil was found in
the StOneburner we'll, near Salesville;
the Barr Oil we'll, near Port Perry, is
god for s barrels; a heavy Oil was
found in the we'll on the ROby farm,
near Sherrodsville, at a depth of 1863
feet; one of the Conversion wells has
been shot and will make a pumper;
the Harlem Kilgore well, on the Noble
farm, is a 10 barrel producer and oil
operators are f1ocking there to gobble
leases; four wells are being drilled
along Piney Fork, in Jefferson county;
the Cross Greek Oil & Gas Co. inter-
ests (known as the Given Company,
in the Gould field, was sold this week
to Chas O'Day, Standard Company
man, for $4,000; it is given out that
good oil well has been found near
Winchester, Guernsey county; the
Warfel farm WE'LL near Uhrichsville,
is duster; indications are favorable
for good oil we'll on the Halves farm,
in Guernsey county; the Greenfield
well, near Londonderry, is buster.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-06-18

Friday hooking after his gas interests
in the Woodf0rd well.
Belford's circus was here Thursday.
They carry some good people.
w. w. Brannon left Friday for
Clarksburg to attend special term Of
court.
Prot. p. d. Reynolds and wife. of
Morgantown, passed through Friday
en- route home from Webster Springs.
Miss Ida Pemberton, OF Charleston.
who has been attending school at Buck
harmon, spent two days here with
friends on her way home.
Miss Nora Flesher, a popular at
tendant at the hospital, returned 70
duty this week from her home in
Richie county, where she spent q
weeks vacation.
Assistant Postmaster John Talbot
was in Buckhannon Thursday last.
VIM. E. Lively is expecting his
nephew, Frank Wilkins, of Richmond,
Va, to visit him the coming week.
Rev. S. K. Arbothnott, of Wheeling.
lectured at the M. E. church Thursday
night. Rev. Arbothnott is the guest of
Rev. Robinson.
Quite a number of our boys went to
Buckhannon Thursday to witness the
ball game.