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Continued next week.)
Heartburn.

When the quantity of food taken
is tuo large or the quality too rich,
heartburn is likely to follow, and
especially so if the digestion has
been weakened by constipation. Eat
slowly and not too freely of easily
disested food. Masticate the food
thoroughly. Let six hours elapse
between meals and when you feel a
fulIness and weight in the region of
the stomach after eating, indicating
that you have eaten too much, take
one of Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets and the heartburn NAV
be avoided For sale by r. w.
SNILH, druggist
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Was it possible that this blithe lad, who
had won such a warm interest in the
heart of such a girl as Amy Lawrence,
could be forgetful of her, faithless to
her, and fascinated now by this selfish
and shallow butterfly? 1t was incred-
ible!
But was it? The days had grown hot
ter, the nights closer, and the air be-
tween decks was sitting when the sea
rolled high and closed the ports. Off
GERS had taken to snoozing up on deck
in steamer chairs. BY an unwritten
law the port side of the promenade
deck was given up to them after IL at
night; but the women folk had the run
of the starboard side at any hour when
the crew were not washing down decks
Armstrong had been far forward about
two O'Clock one breathless night to see
for himself the condition of things in
the hospital under the forecastle. The
main deck was crowded with sleeping
forms of soldiers who found it impos-
sible to stand the heat below; so on his
return, instead of continuing along the
gangway, he decided to climb the iron
ladder frorg the main to the promenade
deck. 1T would land him a the forward
end of the starboard side. There he
could smoke cigar in peace and quiet.
1t was high time everybody was asleep.
But as his head and eyes reached tho
level of the deck he became suddenly
aware of a couple huddled close to-
gether in the shelter of canvas
screen, and under the steps leading
aloft to the bridge. He knew Gray's
voice at once, and Gray was pleading.
He knew her tones of old, and she was
imperative, and listening with obvious
impatience, for, almost at the instant
of his arrival she spoke, low, yet dis
tinctly: do as I say; do as 1 beg you
when we reach Manila, and then come
and see how l can reward"
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Canker's charges they were simply rot.
He hadn't the faintest inkling what had
become of the purloined letters any
more than he had of the whereabouts
of his Delta Sig friend, young Morton,
now officially proclaimed a deserter.
But Armstrong heard more tales of
Witches devotions to him in his ILL
ness, and the slow convalescence that
ensued, noted how the boys eyes fol-
lowed her about the deck, and how
many time he would seek her side,
even when other men were reading,
walking or chatting with her. Arm
strong looked with wonderment that
was close allied to incredulity and pain.
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FOUND IN THB PHILIPPINES
Continued from sixth page }


rode direct to headquarters. Some OF
the staff might be able to tell, was his
theory; and one of them justified it.
did happen to meet Mrs Garrison ?
Yes, just saw her aboard the China
aboard the China!" exclaimed Arm
strong, with sudden thrill of excite
ment. "D'you mean she is going?"
Didn't ask her. They were hustling
everybody ashore, and L had only time
to give dispatches to the purser; but
she was on deck with friends when i
came away
People wondered that day at the
speed with which the tall officer, fol-
lowed by his orderly, clattered away
down Market street. In less than ten
minutes Armstrong was at the crowd
ed pier and pushing through the throng
to the China's stage. Too late AL
ready it was swung aloft, the lines were
east loose, and the huge black mass
was just beginning to back slowly from
its moorings. The rail of the prom
enade deck swarmed with faces, some
radiant, some fearful Words of adieu,
t1uttering kerchiefs, waving hands,
tossing flowers were there on every
side. Two officers, Honolulu bound
shouted Armstrong; name, and a
CHEEKY good-by; but he did not seem to
hear. gentle voice, the voice of all
others he most longed to hear, repeat
ed the name and strove to call atten-
ton to his gesticulating comrades on
the upper deck; but he was deaf to
both. Eagerly, anxiously, incredulous-
ly he was searching along that crowded
rail, and all on sudden he saw her.
Yes, there she stood, all gayety, grace
and animation, stylishly gowned and
fairly burdened with roses; and it was
right at him she was gazing, nodding,
smiling, all sweetness, all confiding,
trusting joy; with just "A little of tri-
umph, too, and a tinge of sentimental
sorrow in the parting. Apparently, it
was all for him; for her blue eyes never
faltered till they fixed his gaze and
then, kiss after kiss she threw to him
with the daintily gloved little hand,
and, leaning far down over the rail,
lowering it toward him as much as pos
sible, she finally tossed to him, stand
ing there stern and spellbound.
bunch of beautiful roses she had torn
from her corsage. 1t fell almost a his
feet, for in his establishment and ris-
ing wrath he made no effort TO catch it.
man, STOPPING quickly, rescued and
handed it to him. Mechanically he
said: THANK you,' and took it,
thorn pricking deep into the flesh as
he did SO; and still his eyes were fixed
on that fairy form now surely, swiftly
gliding away, and over him swept the
consciousness of utter defeat, of exas-
peration, of dismay, even as he strove
to fathom her motives in thus singing
him out for such conspicuous-even af-
ectionate-demonst Triumph
and delight he could have understood,
but not, not this semblance of conf
dental relations, not at least until he
felt his arm grasped by a cordial hand,
heard his name spoken by a friendly
voice, and Mr.. Primes pleasant in
quiry: "Have you no greeting for other
friends?" Then the hot blood rushed
to his face and showed even through
the bronze as, turning, his troubled
eyes met full the clear, placid gaze of
Amy Lawrence.
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A. G.. Mitchell.

Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to treat
ment by Ely's Cream Balm, which is agree
ably aromatic. 1t is received through the
nostrils, cleanses and heals the whole sur
face over which it diffuses itself Druggists
sell the soc, size; Trial size by mail, 10
cents. Test it and you are sure to continue
the treatment.
announcements.
To accoi MEDIATE those who are partial
to the use of atomizers in applying liquids
into the nasal passages for catarrhal trou-
Dfes, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm in
liquid form, which will be known as Ely's
Liquid Cream Balm. Price including the
spraying tube is rs cents. Druggists or by
mail. The liquid form embodies the med
lcinal properties of the solid preparation.
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Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
10c, 25c. II G. G. c. fall druggists refund money.

1t is easier to keep well than get
cured DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
taken now and then, will always
keeps your bowels in perfect order
They never grippe but promote an
easy gentle action DAVIS Drug Co.
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wHIsKEY, MORPHINE HABITS
AND CHRONIC DISEASES CURED

AND CHRONIC DIS EASES CURED
permanently by the well known Magnetic
) Healer Of Salt Lake. Prof. J. W. Mcnamara.
Testimonials from all the country. Write
for them aud terms, address care Grand Pacific
Hotel. When in Salt Lake stop at the Grand
Pacific, Prof Mcnamara. Prop.
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Vim Watgeu.
gbilabelp bia, 10. Stt.

Ybilabelp 6iu, 10. Stt.
6snrp Sbprn uuo Charles gerrp
biiBten beute ben Muro oes BrofeifOrs
Wbite ain @olgen.
8pp Dtlipn Wbite, Prpfeffcr Der
RedtspiHeni1aft Der llniDeriitdt bon
8snniblpanien, puroe am @benb pes
10. Mai 1900 auf Der Strabs in Der
RGbe Der 2ebrunitalt eri6lasen. Die
2eits purbe nit unsstebrteu Saidsn
asfunben. @s bunoelte ii9 iomit um
einen Raubmprb. Sin 9iireer bate
in Der Ndbs Der Worbitdtte 5lpei pers
pGdtige Reger tpa6rgenommen. Gs
purbe auf bic gnsetse bin cine Menss
farbissn @eiinbels perbaftet. Saruuter
befanb iit Sporb, uub bieIer purbs
auf oas geitimmteIte als elmer Der
beiben 9eroG6tigen pieberertaunt.
Spdtsr purpe audi gerrp per6aftet
uup Iegts BEL Der pSapib" zPrr5ebur
Elm 8eitdnbnib ab, oas audi eiuen ses
piKen StieIing in bic Sa6e pertpis
delte. Der Sestsenannte leususte
Witidulo, puros a6er iiberfiibrt. Sn
SOlse sines te4niid5en sysbIers i'm
Brpsebperfabren muBte bic @nflase
segen i'm np9mals perbonbelt psrpen,
aber AUDI Die aipeite 9erbanoluns
eubets nit Der gerurtbeiluns. Site
ling ptrb bemnGdlt feline Strafe err
fabren.
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ossrd,afiaf fstbrfr: euren, Gunnsr.
Snbuqn, SOma, SeHfal ben ID. SfOber 1901. No

mir, baB man in Sruu Peu9b's WSa
gen 9ift gsfunben 5abe uHD fragten
mid, ob id in Srau 8itner's W0be
nuns je Sift ssieben fdtte. Sd ielbit
tann mid DON Dem geroatte Hibt
lpsmafsn, pub meine 5o6ter 6si benz
Uloroe ibre Sano i'm Spiels sebabt
bat."
Srau 8itnsr, bic perbaftst lit,
rerben nod mebr 8erbre4en gegen
Das 2ebeH our .2ait 9elegt.
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Iicr sstDotst.

2pgansport, Sup., 6. Oft.
8ier 3ugbsbienitste Der vPan 5an>
ble"s sgabn faupen beute IA NsslIsn
Iiib<Dftlib bon bier in Der Rdbs bon
Gnporo sinen erauenpOlleH Sob. Die
8eranlaTIrng baau ipar Der 3uIams
meuRob speier 5raatsiige. Orei bon
ben erpd6ntsn Spfern ipurrsn in
furhtbar peritiimmelter 8srfafIang
aus ben Sriimmern berausgef6dfft
uno Der pierte mar BON cen 5ldmmen,
bi, babel ausbraaen, fait ppuitdnptg
per3ebrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15

Der grunnen fir Die itaotii6e
MaT rpsrior9ung in Spo Iipers 1T
IcttigeeItelIt tpOrDen ltno man ertpdr@
tet, einen WaiIer5ufIuB bon 10000
Galpnen pro Stunpe Su erlangen.
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Gomnlt oapnu her.
0e N N a II. III, 6. Sttober.

Repman, 81, 6. Sttobsr.
Der gfarrtr Mrore, ein irlidstae
tbolii9er GstItli6er, bon 9ume, 81,
purbe aeitern bel einem 5ubbalipisl,
on peI6em er ii9 betheiligte, ftpsr
berlebt. Gr biirfts inpeB nit Dem
2eben beppnfpmmen.
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Prsiiepertbeilang.
9uffalo, q. q, 10. Stt.

Buffalo, q. g., 10. Stt.
Die Gelammt5abl rer BON ben
Yreisrihtern Der pan=amerifdniideH
9lusitelluns dnseuelbeten Breiie be-
lduft iih auf 1893. Daruuter befin>
ben iih 887 9rloeHe Meoaillen, 1859
iilberne Weballlen unb 1147 bronsene
Mebaiilen. 4uBerbsm puroen 1884
4usi itellunss a@egenitGnoe als Iebr perz
oienitpou bsaeihnet. Die Ser. Stda=
ttn taben iel6fpsritdnoli6 bic meiiten
Trs.is errungen. nGm!i4 601 golbens,
t33 iilberne, 562 bronSene MebaillsH
uno 470 ebrenpoae Grpdhnunssn.
Merifo itebt nit Der 5peitarDBten
9leisSabl auf Der Siite. Gs srbielt 7S
solcene, Isl Iilbsrne unb l39 brpnsene
Mcbaillen.
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S5meHcrmnro!

gboi On, Mi9., 8. Stt.
ssrau Murp RihmonD, Die SHUTTER
Der Srau Sfabslls 9itnsr, pel6' les=
tere unter pem prinsenbeu 8erpaats
llebt, ibrs leiblicbe S6peiter, cine
Srau pellgb, persiftst Su BADEN,
duberts ii4 fsute iiber bas glbleben
btr 2eBteren fOlsen6ermaben: ,syyrei=
taq ppr elmer Wo9e ertrantte Srau
Yeugb uumittelbar nad benz 9euuB
zines abenpeHens. glue SDmptome
lieben parauf i6IieBen, puB Tie G,ift
perI9ludt babe. Sbr 3uItanb per=
idlimmsrte ii9 Biz Samstag Mtittag
8uIe6enbs unp entiblob lie ii9 i9lieBz
lic6 no1 einsm 2lr3ts 5u ienDen. Tim
S llbr 9lbsnps peri9ieo lie ieop9, i'm
9ssriiie. gu meinen 8unIten sine leBts
tpilige 9:rfiiguns nieber5ui9reibeH.
Die &rante ipurbe BON meiner eriter>
ipdhntsn Sodter perpflest, uno lupIlte
2ebtere mir nicht eeitatten. i'm &rdnz
fenSimmer gu perpeilen. slu4 psrbot
lie mir, msine brittle So6ter, cine
sSrau 8rctpn, bsrbei3ubplen. Srau
gitner GuBerte bon elnfaug al bic
Wislnuns, oab Srau psugb nibt tuiea
Der auftommen piirbs. Die gserbis
gung fano am Dienstas porigsr Wo6e
itatt. SA perblieb i'm Sauie msiner
3phter (oer Wtrs, 8itner) Biz lebtsn
Sreitas @ormi!tas unb febslts bann
au 8rppns iiber. Dprt srIdiensn
3mei qoli5eibeamte unb itritten All
meinsr Wsrns9mung. Sis eradblten
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lie gtamensltite uno na9pem oie=
fel6e BON Der 8erIammluna ausgez
beiIert uno perpolItdnpist porpen
par, ifeIte ss iid beraus, baB Die
9erIommluns ipie folst 3ulammsnsa
ieBt iei:
Rep. 8. %. Seer, SperspiGe.
Rep. 5. 4. 8Dbing, ct. 2ucds.
Rep. Sos. 9rintmann, @uttenbsis.
Reo. s. 9erlsmann, Sipur Gitp.
Rsp. g. aern, Sort MapiIpn.
GeD. s. Us. Sber6roedliug, Gus
Tembrr9.
ReO. 8. iorten6rod, Getp soampton.
Gep. s. s. gruns, 9tltpn.
Hep. 8. S. 2ppsbrpd, Grsseo.
Reo. epprtan Sungemann 4Ita
@iita.
@.p. 5. Wienolb, Wlupleton.
Sep. S. ausmper, Carroll.
Jtsp. =. W. pape, gep gienid.
aeb. S. Iaeber8, GtacppilIe.
Gep. 3. 0obberItein, gBsit 8enb.
gtep. s. Wirt9, 0lsDer.
Reu. 9uesmann, Snebp!t.
&sp. Sos. S6ulte, 9lrcaoiu.
Sep. 3. S1ults, Semplstpn.
Jaeo. 6. S9ulte, Rsmien.
gtep. 8. gfolfes, Spens.
Eep. s. Sungblut, ct. SpYep5.
Fep. S. War5ana, Carroll.
lite Der Selegaten.
3 II b que. - ct. glopiius<
@erein: Charles Shpmas. 8. 9ile,
B. Mlueniue, Watb. G3i5et unb S.
Srielmaier.
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@onner, g. gfoebId, Sr., syyr. S9rDea
Ger, 9. .. Suffmann, 6. q. GpeIter
unb Schn 0iuGrb.
ct. Soiep6's 3peig: So5n gieisn.
ct. Stepbans 3peig: Sos. Iies.
petersburg siiaslinas 9sra
elm: Sobn sllthcf unb 8. 5. 9aste.
9aperbill ct. SrIepb's gers
Elm: !0p. aoppert, Sos. Usltenporf,
9srm. &opel uno Sob. &npQ.
Staeppille: Saf. 8rumn unb
Did &ramer.
5empteton: Sobn 8illsnburg
uno 6epr9 8ierl. 4
8alltopn. ct. 5ranaistusA
8erein: Su6n Suebr.
Ct. 2ueas: ss. Steinlage unG
9. Goppss.
4ltpn: Sbeo, 9trsns. s. SanIen.
u. Nostbe, 9. Ppttebaum unb s.
Wagnsr.
ct. Murien: geo. Syrisomann, ".
Oelperoins, 9. @oebel, S. 8ern, $.
aieb, S. Wtairpie uno S. Sbelsn.
Wuscatine: Rep. @risier.
peters burg: 8eprg Opmdpsr.
$. 9. Woerpehoff, Sps. oalds, Sr. ;
&ublp, s. g. Websr, S. 9. MorS
mann, Sobn @ebbarpt. GbrsnsDeles
gat: Gep. s.. Hottler.
2eWturs: Spbn Hpsris un6
Serb. 9eipis.
Rem 9ampton = ct. 8ern4
barb @srein: Scbn Segettisnies,
Inb @m. Geit.
ct. IlopIiusSgerein: Sobn Oelling
uno Senrp 8odborIt.
Alta 8iItd - ct. 8ern6arbs4
Gerein: @m. garpnsr unp 9srn.
Meirit.
Cascade. = ct. Marien: N.
0fanosrnaa, 5. Sates unb g.
Wagner.
@ilbertsptlle: N. Sbmib,
Seiur. &neipp unb Srans Burger.
Sort M b ipn. = .. &. Il.
g.: @eorg Soehrins.
Opens. = ct. 9llppIius 8srs
elm: &c. Maierus, Spbn gprti9aasr.
ct. SoIepb's @erein; Sib. Sosihel,
Sch. 2artsr, Sos. MoiroIe, Batter
Rplfes, S1erm. 2uettel.
Grs8cp: Iep. s.. 8. 2ocs6roG,
pb. Wf. 6erplb unb Sdt. Batter.
2eMdrs ct. Spiepb's II. g.:
Mart. G1afsr unb cSobn Dates.
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Stilmuntes unb SAT. S9mitt.
2ugem burg: Sobn SinsIdnt.
v. Sdroeper, Wm. Maier unc sos.
Hpelo3.
Deb 6am: Sofn Danger unb
s(ug, Saeen.
Sellepue: Shsr. q, Niemann
uno 6enrp Hp6ling.
Sempletpn. - q. 6. 90. g.
g.: Sphn SGoeppeu, 9bep. 6odItstte.
Siftan: S. s. S6miB unb
Serm. 2enstg.
GRapletpn. - 81. &. Il. g.:
..,E 80.
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Stnrmeswltbsu.
. m a b q, Nebr., II. s

y HI q y q, JttVt,, IT. IIl,
Dee Sturm, pelbsr ssItsrn Sopd
heimIuhte, eritrsdte itt iiber Elm peis
tes Gebiet. 9lm i6limmiten ideinen
Sbenanboab, 9illisca unb bic Gtdpte
spiIden Reb Dat unb Samburs an
Der 8urlinstpns8abn eelitten su Ms
ben. SIN @iuisca puroen peri6isbsne
@ebaubs srbsbli4 bsiddbist. 8ei
Sbenanooab trat ber. Niibnabotna
iibsr feline llfsr uno fiists namsntlid
benz nod auf benz GsIps bsfinbIi4es
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6 a ma b a.


y tt a "a, II. DIT.
Man bat bsrebnet, oaB Die @Glber
@anabas Die 9an5e g8slt nod $40
sabre lang nit pulp (aur papisr.
;ubritatiOnD psriorgen tDnnsn, ipsnn
idbrlih u Sons n0tbs iinb. 60 Be-
bauptst 5. 6. 2anseIisr, Der Sort
SHipsttor bon Quebec.
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TIr i'm neu.

Ct. Yaul, Minn., 10. Oft.
Der iapou!I9s Staatsmann Marz
quis Stp le!itet, Geilte elmer @inlaoung
bes 0errn Sames s. Stu Srlse unb
ipobnts Der 8ermdblung BON befsn
9chter GbqrlDtte nit 0errn George
Sfelru Sldos aus Sctanton, pa., bst,
Die purh ben Gr3bii9pf 5. Srelano
roll5ogen ipuroe. Seer Sto bate, obs
Il | i9 er Mm.rifa bsreits gum Iehlten
W}ale bereiit, bisbsr nod tsine @eIe,
stntsit gsbabt, cine amsritanif4e
Ss6Ssitsfeier mitSumoGen uno bra6te
oater ben 8prgdnsen iein ppass SSus
tersfie entQegen. Gr mdGte Der 8raut
pas iiblide 9ph5sitSsefdent, Das in
iapaniG6.n Suicelen BON grr5em
Wertbs beitanoen Ea6en Ipu.
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gstreire grObsn Saooen gu. g2orb>

: -H~y -..sb--.> a,..a III
WrsteHbrpd nieoer 8eri9iebene
SrIdsn purben pesssidpemmt
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@ruSe Goiicsm.
Cs III gsnarn, Der @cIbaftslente,
sroBc 9rbsusbrrii9rrnns
III trGgen.
81 E n Nprf. II. Stt.


Die Senbsn3 Der 9elddftsleute
il,en Ia9Iab mittels 2ebeHsrerii6ss
rungs YDlteen 5u bedsn, piro lo
aIlqemein pie Die 8etpobnheIt ibre
GebGuli6feiten ourb Seuers8erlidbss
rung su Dedsn. Seit 9eorg Us. Gan<
berbiIt ppn Rep Yort unp 5rdna 8.
pearsp BON MinueapOlis jeper pollcen
ruu Sl,OO0,OOO hei Der MutuaI 2ifs
Snfurance So. bon Nep DOrt uahmen,
1T feline gleicf grobe Summe auf elm
ein3ises SnbipiOuum seitriebsn pOr=
ben. Diele bleiben Die Reccrbz 3ablen
fir bic Welt. Qber politen BON $780,
600 unb 100000 unb ielbit $780,
900 finb 10 bdufig, oab iie ipenig
gommentdre peruriahen uno islbit
als SioneD q. WitGerbee BON Detroit
100000 in fiinfpro5entiger 9clos
bomb s.@eriicferung friib in bielem
Sabre aus Bar gtep gort Miutuol
bsruusnabm. gins Der gorfaa ais
alltdgliebs Sadie unbeadtet poriiber.
gs par beaeidnenb baB, no tmmer
Geute einss Embellishments gta9!aB
.erlebiqt piro, 2ebensperIiterune gez
nGbnli6 ais Elm ipidtiger Sbeil psss
Ielben bsiunpsn pirb. Sft biloet
es ben gan3en 8sitanD oes Nahldfes.
2ebenSperId)arung in elmer cer grrBeH
Gjeieui6uiten tpirft etnen gutsH Proe
seRtIab al, aIs eirs Gelbdnlage abge@
Ieben Don oem Sdube ben lie sepdbrt.
3spuslilaasr iicsts.
.cSnbianapolis, Sno, 8. Oft.
Ger GepublitaRsr Gburles q. SOct-
matter rurps gum 8iirgernlsti!er BON
sSnbianqpplis 9epGb!t. gr Iiegte nit
elmer phiru!itGt non uugsfdbr 1000
Stimmen iiber Ieiueu oemotrdtii4en
@elner Gbarles 0taguire.
Charles u. Glictt Duroe gum
StaDtsGltrf. uno 9eorge W. Stubbe
gum poliSeiriht:r geipG6lt.
Der bisberise 8iir9ermeiiter Sa9sar
iritt na1 IsdsjGsriser 8ienItSeit bonn
Mmte 3uriid.
Die cemotratiihs Hieoerlage oiirfte
Die Qlslhteu Sagsart's auf siaen
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-29
INDIANA'S OIL FIELDS
GREATEST ACTIVITY is Conferred
IN GRANT COUNTY.
Oceans IF Salt Water Under Territory
Around MariOn-TabuIar Showing
of Operators.
to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MONTPELIER, Ind, Sept. 2S.-The report
of operations in the Indiana oil field for
September shows that unusual activity is
being displayed. In completed wells there
Is an increase of a dozen. During the
month there were 2O wells completed. OF
which thirty-nine failed to develop into oil
producers, the balance having a daily pro-
duction of 1910 barrels, or an average pro-
duction per well per diem of 2O15 barrels.
This is considered a good average output
for such a large number of wells. In the
new production there is an increase for
September over August of 100 barrels. In
dry holes there were three less in Septem-
Der than in August. During the month the
casing was drawn from forty-seven of the
played-out wells and will be utilized for the
drilling of others.
In new work under way there are 1S5 wells
drilling and ninety-four rigs up. This is an
increase over August of forty-three, and
indicates that October will develop into a
good month. The increase consists of nine
teen more wells drilling and twenty-four
more rigs up and building.
The greatest activity is conferred in Grant
county, where there are tifty-four strings
of tools at work and rigs up for thirty-six
more. Late reports from the field close to
Marion is that oceans of salt water is be-
ing found there and that the production of
oil drops down so soon after the wells are
drilled that il will take them a good long
time TO pay their first cost. Around Van
Buren,, in the same county, the production
of the wells holds up much better and their
owners are realizing more money from
them.
Wells county is holding its own remarka-
bly,, being one of the Oldest of the produce
ing counties. 1t follows Grant county in
operations. Considerable activity is being
displayed in Blackford county, but most of
the work is confined to Washington town
township. Jay county is not active at pres
ent, but leasers are active in the southern
part of the county and the territory will
be thoroughly tested. The past few weeks
have seen leasers active around Cicero,
NOblesville and other points north Of In
dianapolis. The following tables give an
account of the operations in Indiana for the
past two months: