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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-02-20
N cHANcenr or NEw ,rRsEr.

IN CHANJEIti OF NEW JEHoEls
Between william Bette. Commissioners VI
Banking and Insurance OF the state OF New
Jersey. complainant, and Commercial Mutual
l-als insurance Colnpany cf America. csfen
dant.
On bAl. Sc Notice 10 limit creditors.
BY virtue Of an order made by the Honor
state 81 New Jersey. in the above untitled
cause. I do hereby give notice that TN. cfsdl-
tors OF the said Commercial Mutual L;fe In
suFance Company OF America are hereby re-
CURED 70 present and prove before me, under
path or affirmation otherwise, their several
claims and demands against the said corpora
slon within three months from the date Of
said order viz. December 5th. 1902 or they
win be excluded from the bsneess CT such
dividends may hereafter be made and de-
clared by said Court upon the proceeds of the
snects OF said corporation.
December 18th. 1902
LINDLEY NJ. GARRISON,
Receiver,
ess Washington street. Jersey city. n. J.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-02-20
HIS WIfE's OTHER HUSBAND
Rntledge Discovers in the Honey
moon He L. Only NuIaber Two

hoon Tag 2b O0Ay NUA1 0ST 4WO
According to the story he told Police Judge
Murphy in the Second Criminal Cours yester-
day. John Rutledge, of No. sc First street.
was still enjoying his honeymoon with his
wife. Annie. when he learned that she was the
the wife of another.
The couple were married February Is, 1901,
and. according TO Rusledge's story. they lived
together happily until he discovered that the
woman he had welded was not a widow at
the time as he supposed but the wife of
Philip State. who stili lives in New York and
by whom she has had two children. Rutledge
said that when he accused her she admitted
the truth of the statement.
This Mrs. Rutledse or STATE denies when ar
raigned in the police court yesterday. and by
agreement Of counsel she was released In her
own recoSnizance and the papers in the case
were sent to the Grand Jury.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-02-20
WEST SIDE STATION AFIRE.

A detective fiue yesterday afternoon caused
the West Side Avenue station OF the Newark
and New York Railroad TO catch fre. still
sponsdte damn esaoi taoi taoi etaoi ctAoisaoi
alarm was sent in by the Ticket Agent. and
responded 10 BY members Of No. Engine
Company who put out the Ore.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-02-20

DOES YOUR MONEY EARN ALE IT
Is WORTH? On November 8 we la
creased our 8 per cent. weekly dividends
to 4 per cent which. together with the
Qua 4RTERLY RESERVE FUND
DIVIDEND, will net you about 8 per
cent weekly on your investment This
is the earning power of your capital plac-
such as we offer. Write FOR our booklet.
WHEN ALL ELSE HAS FAILED. 8
and other Information. Highest lnzrcs=.-
tile references and Testimonials from cid
satisfied clients. THE EAS0NsTHI5-
LER CO., Lenox Building. Chicago. II.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-02-20
ro PRESTON LnAR ANp MRs. preston

IO f@fNfzolON LEAN AM 4AilNs'. A-h-<oA O-t
You are hereby notified that at pub ic sac
made by the City Collector OF Jersey City. on
the twenty-sscond day of July, 1907 / pur-
chased for the sum OF twenty-six dollars and
thirty-eight cents, ALL the land and real
estate situate in Jersey City, In the County OF
Hudson and State of New Jersey, fronting Oh
Clarelnont avenue which Is laid down, AMI
designated as lot 50, in block number 1 7sj.
as shown upon l.. d. Fowler's Ohicial As
sessment Map Of Jersey City, ". j., 1894
said sale being made pursuant to the pre-
visions Of an act of the Legislature of New
Jersey, passed March s0ih 1856. entitled: G:--.sA An
Act concerning the settlement and collection
OF arrearagss OF unpaid taxes. assessments
ana wafer rates or water rents ia clEies Of
this State. and imposing and Jevying n tax
assessment and lien In lieu and Instead Of such
arrearaxes and to enforce the payment there
or and 10 prossde for the sale Of lands sub
5ected 10 future taxation and assessmenr.',
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are further notified that yoa ap-
pear to have estate or interest Ia sad land
and real estate, and unless the said land a.,
real estate shall be redeemed. as provi sef il
said acts. within one year from the date OF sale
aud before the expiration OF six months E ON
and after the service hereof. q deed fsr fns
same will be given conveying to the parch assr
the fee simple of said land ana real estate a.
cording to the provisions OF the said acts
Dated Jersey City. n. J.. January IL lss
EDNARD P. KELSEY.
Purchaser.
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Salvatore 6&raventa. al the request q
Teresa FopPlanl, Guissppe FoDpiani and iutEIa
Foprsa1i. the only persons Interested "A faa
will Of Agostino Foppisni. late OF FoppIant
in tiss Kingdom Of Italy. deceased hsvisE pre-
zentsd ana MED II my office = copy o. IL
said viii. exempllned under the hand ana sea,
0f Scottl President of The tribunal OF
Bobblo, klnEdam Of Italy. whereby lt sapxars
that the said Will has bean aemsslsl 80 gro
bate in said kingdom Of Italy. and ne f11t
Salvatore Garavenfa having applied ~ ne Is
have the said win proved and recordtd Ia this
stste pursuant to the statute IN sch cxEs
made and provided do hereby order THAI
be shown before me at my Office. In tha
City OF Jersey City. County OF Ha,ison and
State Of New Jersey. at the hour OF 40 o'clock
In the forenoon. on Friday, February thif-
teenth. nineteen hundred and three wbr 4
duly certified copy Of such will should not os
fled and recorded in my office. aud letters of
administration with viii annexed thereon bs
issued to said Salvatore Gsravents: and that
this order be published in the Jersey City
News, newspaper printed and published ID
this county, for the space of FIVE weeks next
preceding said day at least once in each week
Given under my hand this sth day OF Janu-
ary 1908.
JAS. r. LfLLIs
Surrogate of HUDSON County. New Jersey.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-02-20
MARCY AVENUE IMPROVEMENT

The contract for the Marcy avenue improve
nent which had been delayed account Of
the failure Of Contractor Charles O Neia to se-
would be signed by the Mayor today, MI
o'Neiu having secured bonds satisfactory TO
the city onicials
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-02-20
TOHIoHT's LIBRARY LECTURE

Mr.. James G. Dimars will lecture OH
"The Real George Washington ten. h.
at the Public Library. There will be
stereopticon Illustrations.
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sPEER SITE FOR SCHOOL

The cisy's title to the speer5 tract, recently
purchased for site for the new No. Il School
was closed this morning.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-02-20

4Otai -. w. IL -
State Of New Jersey. Connty OF Hudson. -.
l. O. w. Conklln, Cashier Of the aboxe-narned
bank. do soiemnly swear that the above state
ment is true TO the BEST OF my knowledge and
belief.
G. ". coSKLIN,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me sms 10Th
day Of February 1888.
HORACE ]. JAoUITH.
Notary Public Of ". ].
e. F. c. YOUNG,
J. d. BEDLE
GEO. T. SMITH.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW WORK, Feb. 20. 1908. Fore
cast for the thirtysix hours ending at 8
T. NJ. Saturday y:-Fair and warmer to-
night, cloudy and warmer tomorrow;
variable winds.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-02-20

Police aid summoned by telephone In
residence The New York and New Jer-
Hey Telephone Company, s Erie street,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-02-20
Hartnes.'s Renor,

Telephone service now cheap enough
for anyone The New York and New
Jersey Telephone Company, Erie
street. Jersey City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-02-20
HELP W-4NI'ED !.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
First Nationa. bank OF Jersey city. IA tls
State OF New Jersey. at the close OF bus ness,
February :, 1858
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-02-20

Keep posted on stock market by tele-
phone. The New York aud New Jersey
Telephone Company, s Erie street. Jer-
sey City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-02-20
o CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure E. w. Groves signature is on
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-02-20

BONNOT, THE FLORIST. has a
large variety of flowers always or hand.
No, 145 Newark avenue. jersey City.
No Grape chasers.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-02-20

THOMAS HUGHES. Underfaxes.
101 Montgomery street. N. Y. & ". ].
Telephone 1885,
WILLIAM j. MORAN. Unde, taxsr.
i4T montgomery street. Tel. :s41-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-02-20

Choice selection Of Cut Eiowers au,'
Funeral Designs.
At COLES, the Fioriss,
No. i46 Newark Avenns.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-02-20
oRpER 10 SHOW cAuse.

dated Jersey city. February is IsOs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-11

full bronze plates representing incidents in
she life of the saint The highest Of the
hree stages is surrounded by lovely
ailing of red jasper marked with white
spots. the adornments being figures of an
gels. while its middle portion is graced
with columns elegantly carved. whose
intervening spaces are surrnounted b.
arches showing further incidents In the
life OF the saint. The frtezes OF the four
lateral columns are of black stone and the
rlinths of yellow jasper. Surmounting
this last stage lies the coffin overlaid with
silver. a gorgeous receptacle embellished
with many exquisite specimens OF relief
work. Jumps of silver depending around
complete the adornment OF the shrine.
II is a worthy relic OF Goa's departed
glory
The bell of the Augustine convent stili
rings forth its vesper peal above this old
city of ghosts and IL 10 impossible to for
get the effect OF the deep. mournful notes
as they strike upon the ear. Never was
heard a more beautiful or more sadly
musical summons than that which calls
in vain from the tower OF the Augustines
to the forsaken and solitary city.
1t is all summed up in the eloquent
apostrophe of Sherer: Goa the golden
exists no more. Goa. where the aged Da
CANA closed his glorious life; Goa. where
the immortal Camoens sang and suffered
II Is now but vast and grassy tomb
and II seems an II its thin and gloomy
population OF priests and friars were only
spared to chaunt requiems for its depar-
ted souls.-St. James Gazette.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-11

seems to be the case Just at present. they
haven't always been ready 10 spend their
Substance upon the creations % a
superb chef. The itc-ary and social
history Of France. almost anywhere be-
tween the Restoration and the eighties.
takes due account OF the Msison Doree
Is II not the scene Of a curious incident
in the Monsieur de Camors' OF tho
ingenious NJ. Octave Feuillet. Just ~
Balzac and DE MusSctt have made uss
OF the 'Freres Provencaux There 10
a story. not ia a romance. OF a customer
who never went anywhere but 10 bed ana
TO the Maison Doree. Getting 10 at tia
sentlemaniy hour OF four n the after
noon. he strolied across 20 TIE cafe,
looked at the newspapers. chatted with
his friends. slipped his preparatory
aSsinthe and then addressed himself to
the serious business of-his dinner. 10
him BODY and soul were as one. The cios-
ing Of VI. BerthIef's hosiery r. the dis
appearance OF an historical landmark.
and. although his cakes and ale were not
for all men. II H. undeniabie that he ara
his predecessors did great things FOR the
oldest and most comforting % the arts
London Standard
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-11
FAMOUS RESTAURANT GONE.
Maison Doree Shut Forever by .
Change in the Times.

The famous restaurant. the Maison
Doree. which boasted for generations that
IL never closed doors day or night
has at last been compelled (our Paris cor
respondent tell us) 10 close them forever
II was almost the last Of the renowned
houses Of entertainment that formed one
Of the most distinctive features OF Pari-
sian life during the greater part OF first
half OF the last century. II Vac long
one OF the chosen resorts OF all that was
famous and elegant. Not merely IN the
French capital. but in Europe. There
Nolieres veritabIe Amphitryon dispensed
a hospitality which was magnificent. II
rot dlsiaterested At the Maison Doree
you learned what II was 40 dine and were
able 20 satisfy yourself that cookery
really IL fine ara proposition which
Gees not grow easier Of Demonstration.
The acquisition Of knowledge ~ e1-
rerienoe is always expensive and making
ACQUAINTANCE with the haadiwork Of ~.
Cssiu1ir. who had looked after the kitchen
for the last forty years. vas no exception
tc the rule The propriefors OF these
houses. which were impossible for al
tut wealthy customers. grew rich. and
II Is because times have changed and Il
i no longer customary 70 dire 80 iuyu-
r.oussx. that the Hsis0n Dores has had
C. put I'D the shutters The diner xho
now spends twenty francs upon his clnne-
and consider himself exfrsrsRsnt. would.
IN the days q the SecoaA Enssire. haze
raid q hundred francs and thought he
vas a hero. The brave days q Old have
Ern. ara left o-iy a memory. although
Happily II 10 a memoir en.hrfre1 IN iItsTa-
TIRE e. B4rthier. the late proprsefsr.
declares sorrozfnliy thst The ns~ senera-
non do no, appreciate god 60 .s'sE 81
Rave rot fS1nd the zsy 20 tEs corner
q the Rss I.aGsfe and Bpsievsra 6sx
Italiezs The Old cEztorzsrs are 6slnz n
ard their places are rot tskrn ~ rez
orfs. xhsie TIE rsuf remain cTgsht1g
These are sfe aisessss which have kidd
the house - ,srroar - VIA -. Eerthier
calls the -hsro5c psr.oc- sbe1 EOurBaefs
-c3t 7ot regard sxperse Remembering
the fate ,hsch hzs already t-fzlisn zso~r
u Hs n@lxhsors aEa rivals. ); r. serr~-
y IA. surpTfstnx that The Mason Dcrr~
tzs 80 ic-g ssrsfsed ths >hsax~ J; -zy.
- rhacs - rorns~ conservation % M
perzkI~r ard C@s--ssr. 20 rs-eef fnss. al
ih0urh arzIly cefes;ed 10y haze doo~
erozrh for hooer s-G - - sor~. fer
themselves. Il 1ss ~ fcr rafhfnz ssst
sh@ us5zAoor.nx Cafe Isscks Ess a. czss~ss
Ira; vas fhe name - Sc o-csr znz sh<-
The xsison rore~ h~s1eax.S - ~ Hardy
they esd 90 say thai Sc rse<t -
tres rfcse ro1r es.~T sb~x Harry. -
.1ss szrci pe,sr es.<r essz E3rh. Ta~-e
siv.Tn hare ss~s rts Ees. sltse1xh. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-11
JOE REILLY KNOCKED OUT.
He Refuses to Tell the Police Who
Hit Him

New York, Jan. 10-Joseph Reilly, a
youth of twenty. was dying last night
in the Cumberland Street Hospital.
brooklyn, as the result of a blow on the
solar plexus and the police of Brook
Ign are securing the city ma vain at
tempt TO locate the man with whom
he had fought
That it was fiendish fight that it &C.
CURED in hall somewhere in Bushwick
avenue and resulted in the defeat Of
Reilly as two other bouts with the same
man had. the police knew yesterday.
The location of the hall or the name
of the man who fought with Reilly they
did not know. Reilly. during an hour S
interval of consciousness, stubbornly re-
fused to say.
Young Reilly, who is a clerk employed
in Manhattan. occupied a room in the
boarding house at No. 3l0 Livingston
street. Mrs. Eisenbrough. the landlady.
heard him groaning on Monday night
She knocked at the door and asked him
what was the matter. He said he was
in great pain.
Then he told Mrs. Eisenbrough that
he had been in a prize fight III a hall in
Bushwick avenue. that he had tried 10
whip a man who had defeated him twice
before and that the man had bested him
a third time.
The landlady wanted to send at once
for a doctor but the injured man stub
bornly refused to allow this to be done.
He said he would be better in the morn
ing Mrs Eisenbrough after doing all
she could for his comfort left him for
the night
She found him unconscious yesterday
morning and she at once summoned an
ambulance from the Cumberland Street
Hospital.
DR.. Ezard. who responded. said the
man was suffering from an injury to the
solar plexus and that he was in a serious
condition. He was removed to the hos
pital where he regained consciousness
for an hour
The surgeons and a detective from
Adams street station tried 10 persuade
him to tell with whom he had fought.
but he denied the fight altogether. He
said he had fallen and hurt his back
When reminded that his back was not
. injured. but his solar plexus. he said:
Well. that is what ! meant
Soon after that he lapsed into uncon-
seriousness. and late last night the sur
geons said ne would die.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-11
SIGNS OF DEPLETED ENERGY.
Danger Signals With Which Mature
Warns You.


SuccessD
IL you are disposed 20 md fault, 20
grumble al everything aoout y3a II little
things irritate you. 1t trihes upset you.
IL you 60 TO pieces. - u speas. y hen
anything goes wrong IN your b,ifinass.
you may be pr ny sufe that there 10
some enemy az work IN your system. tnat
your energy Is being exhausted IN some
way. and that your vitality L. a a low
ebb
Look for the cause a. once. Perhaps
you have been smoking too MARI cigar
cites or cigars. Few things exhaust en-
crgy or lower vitality ~ rapidly as ex-
cessive smoking Perhaps you are burn
ing Dot bends u your candle sitting or
late AT night going % parties 9r tneatres
every evening. am trying 70 keep 20
with your work or your sfudiss fariss
the day. Handicapped - lgsz 20 sia~p
and consequent duilncss cr inertia
II yog feel irritable ard out % sorts 81
getting up IN the morniur. an1 - ola
posed 20 be fracfious and fr~tfDi Il DAY.
there can Re no douht th7f there - s9sr.s-
thing seriously wrong g. your >Yss~rn-
The baS effects NAY pre-. u firm scsns
mental disturbance. u nav b. worrF ~
excessive anxiety aboi y81T tsls1Besz,
your family affairs. o. sorus ofheF rat
ter. Whatever the cause yes uiizt sai
ard remove Il. or allow 3. q wrseE yvsi
Bfs
You cannot do god ~gsx y 80 asIv-
Gus system is shattered - fhs ueTfs
ceuters are systematically rehh~d -
Hourishusrnf or aeuoraiizsd ~ -neafai -
physical dipsiDafion- ne whole nerh'nsfy
or BODY ard mind sre thrpwr as, .;
order
80 defective machine can tsrn est xa<ss
work snd tAs ions~r ose. frsss - go -
white ~o-s~ serious obsssei@ - siowKt-s
m vhseis ths Trss'sr vii - - is-l,
see g sa=sss Ard the Hsers siesessif -
70; n fn pF0Tsrr rersiF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-11

sze j. ref ssatrssnsai xssss. TA~r.
l. h~4rf 81 aii shg aoe~. hsss ~ zs-ss lies
cisaF5.les aye azEeig e1aaarfsf - 4 fhe9
were a bslssasnr entrrgfsss. 70 fh~ss gid
zsce sss brsaxs bass kngxissze - ta-
acquired ,ss = cpas@s IN M la~ sehsa.
~ fhs University q. sss~ Ysrk. ahss-
49, ssssls~e ssf a<xsFsl Ys2sr sss "a
rot Erssn4is - axpis - inssfszbs~
no,astesy IN ~ Seu rafE ho.ass. 80
ForsF -sF~1fh vsrees se1 Ffssh sr~-1s
tbsrs - A. sssle@ ser charity zess. gre
sssaa es~s - t~o sefs~tzriss as fTs~-
~Tits-. sEs via tei~Thas.- eezzasiea-
saor. s1sh s<s ewa sasna- r~pre~es.s-
tis~ - ~ aans< raak@s aafsy VISITS q
ssssa@-~ sasssszis. s@ssslzs ses.zz aas
Towers. rrpFts5rs free cot ~k~n ors %
s~eee<. ~ an tsssiss's eassr. or p~r-
h@s~ woF< for Eoszs ssrsn6~6 ~nsnNn as
,hzrx<t "a csss4- AS "a oss<s1x a.
ss.s ane eecsr1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-11
AUTOMOBILE IN MOUNTAINS.
Necessity for Having a Coubie Set of
Brakes
CFrom the January Outing.

IT -O4n Int SaitA1AA OANlAASf
Perhaps the most trying emergencies
are on mountain roads man whose
nerve is good on the level is stiu likely
to lose his head completely II the auto
mobile gets away from him and goes
coasting down h;n. ! doubt IL there is a
more awful sensation in the world than
TO feel that your machine has gotten
away from YOU on . hill. II is like the
old nightmare. in which ore fails and
falls and falls from the top OF build
ing. II may happen in either going up
hin or down. Defective brakes are per
hsps the most usual cause in going down
Therefore, before you start 10 descend
Try your brakes and see il they are all
right An. machines should have two
brakes. one on the machinery and one
bank brake OF the hack axle All the
French machines have two. and no one
should be allowed by law 10 build one
here or abroad with only one brake
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-11
great cities of the world. when the first

great cities of the world. when the first
fiaring bulletin is posted;
AT a. m. today (Oct. q. 1861 Com
modore Neworld and his party reached
the north pole. Very important dispatches
are now being received over the wireless
relay system which for some days have
been in constant communication with all
vessels comprising the feet under COM
mand of the great American explorer.
The hurrahs are deafening. The crowds
turn away with a sigh of relief-and re-
gret. In the eyes of some are tears
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-12-11
BOY ]. IS |
YOUNG AssYRIlANsE AliD,s ]; f.;isaGIMssEt1
MISSING AND RELATIVES ARE
sEARcHrNes rok Inn: s 81
Left Alexander. ". va. Bouaa for Oh Y;
burg via Weston Last Sunday, Bat
Has Not Been Heard Of sine.

+ Enaeeh Ernire. . foreigner, Prvprtetot
OF q general store ut Hnttinssiti &l,ie
seaee. g in olaskabury sedtching foF o.
eousinS Ollie Neniin, syhS has beetf nj
ing; since hast suns oilie;is q syosil.ii
fellow about Il years of nse, ms
|sandy hair, yeilowizh complcsticr md q
an .Assyriaa, speaking i btuisealy On;
Sunday, Decembcr 8, he arriSSd, ID
CtaEiS sbnrg from Alexander, W. M. via
yvssben. He had been working foe Ands
oiaaNell in Alcxander for some tianes
Psegious 10 that hei-wurked I'm BtikfeS
store 1t Huttonzsilie. he waa On M
way back to Hnttonsyiiie, but Aothiha
hos bseii sl,card Of him atter be l<et Al:
Eexander on the tu.in.
Emrs is searching dc city oyer Cor
the lost bog and has placed, adier $50
ments In the local newspapere. He =
staying at present with Charley HArs
rick Mt zoos West Pike stsest. where ~
win receive any information - 70 slis
lot boys whereabouts VITA igladness,
and a,e.hwiA reward eaxsnds eisiHB saqh
inf0rHiatipas $ 800
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Go /. BUSINESS |! I !.
lc RRfNie
'IK 9lf1s COUNTY,, SAYS Mr.. QUINN,
o. SALEM WHO rs IN POSITION i
~ T0EN0w. ~ :
SPEAKS Hopefully Of stks 0stiook IN Oil
DeySIeh nsnts Il Salem ;anai Tells Of !
Havfts g n roSn Of Vice.

alseliug Telegraph: "rhe oil h.lsi-
mess IN harrison county i pretty Brisk
int sloN,' said p. ii. Quinn, Of -Salen;
w, who Is Pspminently engagcd in
ths OH veil torpedo 6usihess. siir. Quinn
,;;.ss.ls Ia die city q, route from Salem to
Builder, Pa. waaefe he Il going TO visit
some relatives who have been stricken
with typhbid fesSr IA that Inflated city.
/ sWittin the past year there eias been
quite . lot Of work done in and about
Saien, and the town Is better now than
1t has ever been, with the indicatious for
q bright future.
@Last month a well was drilled in on
The Thompson farm, located almost with
in the limits OF the fnWu, and it showed
up for about 80 barrels day from the
START. It + now making 25 barrels a
day and holding up good ut that figure.
This well and some Others that have been
drilled ON the south side of the town.
which came in good, have created quite
an excitement In that section. There Is
. well drilling directly within the lin
tts Of fiS4 town now. on che Morrison
Town lot, Hsiel lsc,,ld As due IN the
saild tosiSy or ,tomoiT6w. n u comes
IN good f1e excitement will know NO
bounds. Al the town dots. IN Salem have
sl,1en;;le leased ard Il This well i pro-
4. large number Of other webs will
st@ned ct once.
ME people sot Saiem have for the
past flsFee o. -four years been trying hard