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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-27
Fractions rojeete
3wiidsn SnSianapo!is unS Cincinnati.


Wie p~srlautet, IdBt Dos 6open. epn.
bitat bon Obio W%ermeRungen fhr Elm.
elettriide etrede swif9sn bier uni
Cincinnati bornebmen.
Die 2inie fOa innerbalb jtpei Sabren
bergeffelt uno bon Der Big Gour be.
triebsn peroen. Sie Werme6unesn
iolen In 6arrifon be9onnsn baben.
Die 2inie fOI our6 @reensburg unt
Stelbppine mad bier aeben. Bon
0arriion wirb bi: 2inie Werbinbung
nit Der Cincinnati, 2aureneebusg uno
9lurora electric Traction 60. mad
Cincinnati BADEN.
Cine anbere, bic Snbiannpclis uuo
Cincinnati 9inie, ioq hber RuIbbine,
GonnerspiQe unb 2ibertp. Snb.. unb
0amilton, Jno., proisstirt iein.
Cine meitere Werbinouns nit ginein-
natl foQ auBerbem iber @reensburg
Our9 bic Columbus, g~rsensburs &
Ridmonb Traction 60, projsetirt iein.
Gin p!srtes gabn-proiect CUR Wer-
binoung NIT Cincinnati; iibsr 6amil.
ton, g., foa bic gafern Snbianu
Traction 60. In Worbereituns baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-27
Brad Yarole.
mub in's 0efansnib.

Robt. W. Diderion aus Gteuben
gountp, Der tuesen Gdlfauna I'm Gebr.
1901 ~ 2 bis IL Jabren 3u9tbaus
u~ernrtbsilt aber nuf W~srtusnoaag lei.
ner Grsunbs i'm December 1862 paro-
lirt iuuros, mub, neil sr feline parole
aebrO6en, in's @sfdnsnib 5urid uub
feline pole Strafe abfben. @oub. Dur.
bin bat cine Requiiit!on I'm NuaIieIss
runs 9ideriOn's, Der ii& ingbarIefton,
g. G., befinbet, an ben Goupernsur
bisIss Staates geri6tet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-27
Gilenbabn.Hattn BON Snoianapolil
aur @eltsA usfeuung.

Sic giienbabn.Maten mad ct. aouis
unb 3uriid, CUR notwithstanding, NIT
BEN %. MpriI In 8raft tyeteno, inb
fir Gle Wanbalia Balm bon SnOianapo.
Iis aus feFoefett. epeSiele Mustunft
be3haIi@ ser 6abrpreife unb Der WeIt<
Musfeuungs.M ceomobationen Der Dan.
talia Balm fnb miinbIid ODER f4riftli&
3u erbalten BET
@. 50. Mi@arbfon
NfFk o. y. u. SnbianapoIis, Snb,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-27

Der 17.idhrise GbeIier @regs, mel.
der qenern Wormitias nit ieinem 90.
ter, einefn funF Wsilen tueiflid bon
grownsburs anidiIieen Garmer bier
~aneeiommsn mar, befano iiA asitern
Mbeno nit ieinsm Ne7en. benz l2.idb.
rioen @up psrrp bon No. 92l 9ines
Muenus auf benz Wege gu einem 60.
ben, nm Naidwert 3u bolen. 5n Ser
Wdbe Der 10. Gtrabe tuuroen is bon
mebreren iunaen 2euten. unter tueI6sn
fi4 aud Der 18.jdbriae Bert gbrift bon
go. 1903 Wef 10. StraBe befanb,
nit SHneebd0en attadirt.
sic Ha9tsten flo i4Ieuniat in ben
2obeu. Mls fe berielbsn tpieoer per-
lisben, begann oas 8ombaroemeni
auf's Heue uno ialieBli4 fislen fe
nod nber ben iingen @reea Der. Sic.
ier aog iein 5aI9enmsfer berpor uuo
pebrte fid ieinsr 0aut; bel Der @sle.
oenbeit bradte er benz Gbriit cine
Gti1munbe bel.
Der ysrwuuoete wurbe mud Der
Office oes Or. prefins, in Der Ring
Wpe. gebraht, no bic bon Or. Norris
poreenommene llnteriu9ung ersab,
oaB bas WeRer In ben lln'erleib ae.
brungsn uno Die G%ingepeioe perlebi
bate.
gbrit uurbe nod benz Stabt.6o.
ipital qebraht, mofelbf nod In Der
Na9t cine Operation an ibm uorgs.
nommen tuuroe. Gie Wunbe 1T 3par
f9wer absr nint aerabe lebeussefdbr-
Iil5
Ger junae @regg tpuroe i'm 0auie
feines Obeims Grant 6. Senp, go.
92l Sing Mpsnue, psrbaftst uno unter
Der anilase oes WOroansriHs einse-
iperrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-27
@isss-Mltar-Orab
O eboren:


Sun uno Sarriet Snslep. Al Wef
Nortb. Gnabe.- RiHmono uno Nnnil
bon Wilsr, COZ Soma. 2nabe. -@so
uno Warp Gimons, SO Spruce. Mdb.
den. = 9bos. uno Clara pennide, 81
81. Yepiae, Wdbhen. - OrpiIe uni
gua Gonaer, 43 q. 2epiOne, WdOden.
@etraut:
Trant Snepp-QureIia ge!tigreen.
Wiaiam Hilep James-yinnie Scott.
Clinton Walnce - Winnifreb Wegre-
cor.
Gsrnaneo Ridarbion = Glora Brandt,
Grant Grieie- WaQgie Garab.
@eforben:
0arbep Bates Hraben, 1920 q. Ga.
pitOl. - Struggling Gleming, Is Norr
gaft. = glis .. Gbartle, 65. 704 q.
Nsu Ssrfep. - @eoras gitabroOf. As,
l53 OF l9.-Daniel Telanep, Q Wo'
nate, 827 Meifel. - Barbara 0opper,
"a. 1913 Wireinia. -Deimar Sebaifian,
35, % g. Mrienal.- Mlois 3. S1aI.
Ter, so, % BrisbtwOoo. - 0arriei
gribett. 90. 534 Gpffee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-27
WieDrt9er WabrptetS
mad indianapolis iiber bic Henn'
inIuania 9inie.

Mm 81. Mdr3 unb 1. MpriI tuerben,
In Mnbetradt Der eoutbern Snoianu
leaders MHeeiation" werfammIun8,
Greurfons> Winete mad Snbianapolii
iiber Ole NennfpIpania 9inien bertauft.
6ir gin3eInbeiten, Bel! Der 3ise, etc,
iuenbe man f@ an bic Qocal 9idei
Maenten biefer 2inieu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-27


Wie bic Bean ten Der Snoianapolis
FRACTION unb terminal 60. angeben,
uiro Der Strabsnbabn. Dertebr iiber
Die Qentudp qbe. Bride. fails bal
Wetter ni9t binoerli9 eintritt, Witts
ad6ffer Wo1e tpiecer bsrgefellt fein.
Die Stodparbs 2inie unb bic War'
tinsbiae q. &. 90. tperben bic Bride
bsnnben. Grab.r ireu3ten tis!e Qinien
bie Meif Worris Ctr. Bride.
Geit bic Miper Doe. Bride bur1 bas
6odwohsr bef&doigt tuuroe, 1T fur bic
Wsft Snbianapolis Gar nod iein Deq
tiber ben GluB bergeftelt woroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-27
Tdr Damen
nnb 9erren.


S9tparae saee elsie Strimpfe. ipeI1v friib E
tar QUO pro yaar beriauiten, ueriHieoene
i90ne SHUTTER sur Muspabl su. .....84
Spitsn beiette Shweiser untsripefen. cine
partie Toe uno 6bc tpertb, ouSgeIHnitten
uno drmelcs, auS3uberfaufen 3u Soc
@sitridte eoriet ileberBnee, ecmmergewiGt
uno ausgeftnitten unb drmeuos, loiuie NIT
oolem gruftitiid unb Iangen NermsIn, 25e,
Doc uno Doc iuertb. QluswabI -. Zoe
Sieben Dutene Nadtbemben, frfber su soc
= psrtanft, ihDn teiett, Gr6Ben Is, IL unb
IL, bret fur einen Doarr, pro Stid .35e
BaIbriggan llnter5eug, mittlere S@mere,
fat ale 0roben, 0emben unt Soien,
ivsldbe fiir sl.00 pro 9tn,ue uerfaufien,
Spe3iaI qreis -. .........75 e
Gin 6toB tueiber @ause lInterbemben in
8uter0robe, SOC Scrte, auS3upnfaufsn 25c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-27
s1.1O fir Wsi3en.

Wei3en, Wo. 2 ROTH, wnrbe bier
geitern nit 81. 10 per Bufhel be3ablt.
gs 1T Der bOhfs preis lei: BEN be.
riipmten Wei3en Corner bes Soc
Setter, pelGer ie in Snbianapolis be.
3ablt uoroen 1T. GamaIs tpurbe bier
WsiSen fiir $1.35 bertauft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-27

0ottIteb Qeutharbt,
Die 9emntbli6e 9de,"
Ode Noble unb Wariet Ctr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-27

I'm cine Grf1Itmn M In etnem 9aAs
"a tnrtret
nebine 2aratipe 8romo luinine Tablets.
Vile Druggiften erltatten bas Gelo aurii6,
Iuenl lie rift furiren. g. %. @rope'8 Inter,
ihrift 1T auf ieocr S@ahteI. % Gents.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-27
etea MHairs NIT ialimmsn
Tolgen.

Gin 6armeriunse. BON unniten 9uben ans
gssriffen, ruebrt fi3 ieinsr Saut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-27

GoeaLWetterbert&t.
Drobsnb, wabri9ernIi1 odnee coer
2eaen beute Nbenb unb am Sonn.as +;
ipdrmer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-27

CUR ~ smHs.H. snS.as = usr aors.rs, ben AZ. Bsss

Daftinstou. 81. Gsbruar.
Sir Snoiana Drcbsnb teuts 2benb unb
am Gonntas +; Resen TN iaoIiden, Hesen
uub SdneesetDber I'm u5rbIi1en TbeiIe (;
ipdrmer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-27
0etEemba@'S @trtbi@aft,
Wo. 14O1 Raotion &penue.
Die asntudb abe. Bride

eOa baIbisft bsrsefteat ;uerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-27
CO,

Sntiana's srSste 0rp ooobs ednDIsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-27
Recommendations.

Ttermometerftans.
1cdfe Ieinperatrr $500. 81 Gro
Riebrisite Iemperatur. $500. 20 .
W. Z. BIptbe
SeetionssD Director.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
q IzIa 5! 3 ERsS E

crawling loafers who infest orr street corners must learn that manhood is better implied by respect for the re- spectable qualities of their elders, than by initiating their laxities. Recently gang of boys, of tender years and tough inclinations, has come into mo- tice because it has taken to stealing bicycles. selling them fer dollar cr two in order to provide cigarettes and other luxuries. This gang is of ''re- spectable parentage," but il has not been spanked. Whenever an arrest is made responsibility goes to court, pleads for its offspring and the off, spring is released to resume its unre- spectable conduct. One young scamp is said to have stolen another bicycle within a few hours after his release.
 We do not want these boys to go to a reformatory, where they will have 10 associate with hard characters. much less to prison where they will consort with harder ones. We want them to be gloriously walloped at home, by their fathers. ;n order that they may grow up to accent manhood. Let us not hear anything more of "respecta- bility" when we are talking of thieves, and if the parents Of the offenders will not do their part to keep them from offending, let's call in the suffering neighbors and apply the slipper, hot, on the spot--the spot where it does most good.-Brocklyn Eagle.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
SAN DIEGO BOOMING.
Mission Bay Heights Company Opens
 Offices in Phoenix.

San Diego. the city of great possi- bilities. after having laid dormant for many years is at last experiencing a boom of an apparently sound and very substantial character. Many railroad stories are coming over the wires. the purport of which is in all instances that the great trans-continental lines are all competing with one another in the perfection of plans for extending their great systems direct to San Diego good idea of the status of the pros pective railroad development of San Diego can be gained by reading the ex- tracts taken from various daily papers and which are reproduced in fac similie in the advertisement of the Mission Bay Land company appearing on pages ten and eleven of today's Republican. This company has been one of the most important factors in advertising the industrial development that is now taking place in southern California's s faiIest city and they have shone their faith in the immediate rapid growth of san Diego by investing therein thou sands upon thousands of dollars. On. or their choicest holdings is the tract known as Mission Bay Heights. It is, l ShtJ otdtC, IeNel piece or land lying in the geographical center of the city and from every lot can be ob- tained a superb view of every portion of San Diego, as we'll as the bay, the ocean, Point Lorna and Mission.
 The ground is red loam and will grow anything. When the company tool; over the tract they found but one thing lacking that would prevent thi $ from becoming the choicest residence site of the city-and this was that very important necessity-water. With characteristic enterprise they immedi- ately set about to develop water on the tract. They have been more than gratified with the success of their ef- forts, for after digging down a cor siderable depth they struck a big flow ing well with an apparentlysinexhaust ible supply of splendid water. They are desirous of extending the water system lover the tract and to this end they have decided to offer for a short time only a limited number of choice lots at the special prices of $25 and $50 each. Tine proceeds from the sale of these lots are to be used to perfect the water system and complete street work.
 Located as this land is in the geo. graphical center of the city it ought to be one of the best real estate invest ments for profit to be had anywhere in southern California
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
MEDICAL SCIENCE.

Mrs Casey-The doctor says ys E.sx appendicitis. Tim.
 a!r. Casey-Och. Norah. NsTzht Whoy wor ye so foolish as ts asss him yure bank book Judge.
 That Miss Goggles Of Bostsu s s walking encyclopedia. But sits don't know as much as she did. Sh,. just had her appendix removed. .~-LIie.
 The doctor told me must gs ts s-l earlier"
 What are you going 10 Go -
 Well. I'm going to get evsR win him by not getting mp so earfy.--- Cleveland Plain Dealer.
 A Berlin paper says the best prevent i've of appendicitis is 10 walk on ah fours three times day. twenty minutes at a time. But who wouldn't ra;h~r have appendicitis RepubL- can.
 Fame-Your case. the doctors taii him, 'is absolutely unique. In the whole range of medical annals there is no record of anything like it. l. ls an entirely new disease. We congratu- late you
 You congratulate me- feebly rs- piled the patient. Am I going to ses welI?"
 We can't tell get"
 Then what are you eongratuiatins me for?'
 We are going to name the diselse after you."-ChicaSo Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
IMMIGRATION TRICKS.

The subject of immigration is prob ably not nearly so much discussed else where as it is in New York, where its disadvantages are felt keenly, says a dispatch to the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. This city has been pa- tient and long suffering, but there is no question but what there will be some kind of action started before long which will formulate restrictions to some degree. It is a we'll known fact that what few laws exist in regulation of the landing of aliens are easily overcome. This and the recent lower ing of rates by steamship companies, coupled with the fact that an immi- grant may land if he or she has $l0 in hand, amounts to the same thing as throwing down the bars and letting everybody and everything come in, a situation which public spirited citi- zens are beginning to rebel against.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
TRY THE SLIPPER.
Vigorous Home Treatment Recon
 mended for Young Hoodlums.

The more we see of our city hood
 lums the less inclined we are to dis
 pute the theory of those reactionary
 reformers who are dpholding the value
 of the domestic slipper as a conserva-
 tive medium. Mercy to the convict is a different matter. Penology hardly
 enters into the consideration of the
 facts in question. We do not want the
 hoodlum to be convict. We want
 him to be spanked back into sanity
 and decency and respect for the rights of others, before he has become an habitual outlaw. And do not believe, oh, snug and comfortable parent, that your boy is to be kept straight by
 preaching only. Study his ways and
 deal with him as he shapes them. If you find that he has been gai!i- wanting with other hard cases and loot ing groceries, upsetting ash barrels, stoning automobiles, and comporting himself otherwise as hoodlums will do, lecture him and exp.ain to him the fol- ly of his course and the danger he in
 CUTS of being punished by strangers; then lead him into a secluded apart
 ment, take the old hair brush or the slipper, and dress him down good and hard. He will remember that incident when he may forget your lecture. And I if he lapses from grace, dress him down harder.
 There is m ou. rowdy class an un- fortunate tendency to believe that vice | is smart; that it indicates maturity. | That is a frame of mind which must be educated at home and in the school.
 These cigarette smoking, splitting.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
RECORDERS OFFICE.

The Grand Traverse and Arizona Mining Co., location, Helen and E,hel mining claims.
 Philip Weisner to J B. Wallace, bill sale, apiary, COW and chickens.
 Ella D. Hill to F.. s. Wakelin Grocer Co.,, mortgage, household goods.
 A. H. Britton, W. M. Scott, location. New York mining claim.
 United States to George Pedler, pat ent N. 1-2 of s. F.. 1-4 and s. w. 1-4 of N. F.. 1-4 and N. E. 1-4 of s. w. If of sec. ?. township 1 S., range 3 w.
 George Pedler to R. Baatz, I. Rosenz- weig, deed. same as above.
 Eliaz J. Peterson and husband to A. c. Bartlett, O. S. A. Spra que, mortgage. part lot ?, block Mesa.
 NJ E. Collins to Ida Schwartley, deed. lots 21 to 26, block l. lots 22 to 24. block &, Capitol addn.
 F. M. Mognett and wife to M. L.. Vieux, deed, lot 4. block g, Gnu: chill addn.
 A. J. Hansen and wife to Farmers and Merchants bank, mortgage, s. 1-2 sec. B; s. 1-2 of sec. q: N. E. IA of sec 24, and w. 1-2 of sec. 35, township I S., range E..
 C. H. Dunlap, redemption, lots 2l 10 96, block 1. Capitol addn.
 Harry Thompson to B. r. Johnson and wife, release. e2 head cattle. F. A. Hough and wife to Farme;s' and Merchants bank, mortgage, s. F. l 4 except acres and s. 1-2 of N. w. 1-4 of sec. 24, township l N, range E. Robert NJ. Hanson to Charles Gold man, mortgage, Eureka Market flu: ni- ture and fixtures.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
Advertisements
A JAPANESE VICTORY
Russian Colors Lowered in the Dust
 of Arizona.

Although Walter Wilbur, of Tempe, is not precisely citizen Of the f.owery Kingdom, he is a staunch friend of the Japanese settlement at kyrene and is identified with the Japanese movement in Tempe to such an extent that when it was announced that he would race trotting horses against Woolf Sachs. his townsman and well known Russo-Am- erican, the event was regarded as being of international importance.
 The race. in fact, came off yesterday afternoon at the Phoenix driving park, both entries having been brought up the day before. The Geisha Girl-other- the Japanese hopes and fears She wore plain coat of light material with one white sock. According to the Asiat- ic custom she had taken off her shoes before entering the sacred limits of the race course, but this was entirely independent of MT. Wlbur's wishes, and required the services of a blacksmith. Tn short, through casting two shoes, one Thursday and one Friday, the Geisha Girl had been twice overhandled and entered the race with 2 cou- pie of rather inflamed front feet. huTOpdlklIl, lne IhuSSldD uidItONllCI, was in better condition. She is a sorrel. several shades darker than "The Kid,'' and appeared very fit as she trotted to her place.
 It was one of the conditions of the race that both owners drive their own
 mares. Friendly rivalry was stimulat- l ed by the fact that the winner was to buy the loser ten dollar Panama hat. Through the ministrations of J. K. | Wheat and Alex Davidson. the starters
 were brought together shortly after o'clock. The race was the best two out
 of three, on a half mile course. First heat-A good start; Japan forg-
 ing ahead slightly in the stretch and winning by a neck in 34%4.
 l Second heat-Flushed with victory,
 the Geisha Girl attempted to carry Rus sia's last ditch. but broke within 22C
 yards of the wire. General Sachs came
 in easily in 132
 Third heat-Nine starts were required. | The Cossack started grandly bat broke
 twice, Japan winning a decisive v.c-
 tory in 1:S0 flat.
 l Both MT. Sachs and Mir Wilbur re-
 turned to Tempe last night. Both gen. | tlemen keep their horses in the same
 stable and the race was a friendly af-
 fair, gotten up to stimulate the train
 ing of two rival fillies.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19

One of the most exasperating tricks In connection with rushing pauper i'm migrants over to this country Is that carried on by a clique Of money lend CTS who keep themselves well under cover. By arrangements made with friends and relatives. immigrants UA.s have no funds are loaned the necessary amount of money to enable theaa te land The number Of persons enteTiaS the United States under these condo tions is large. and it is said that thsss in high places wink at the practise.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
STEINWAY PIANOS

Following is from article by Mark A. Blum berg editor of Musical Courier New York which recently appeared in the columns of that publications
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS

The following transcripts of the rec ords of the offices of the district clerk. the probate court and the county re- corder are furnished by the Arizona Abstract and Title company.
 The records for yesterday were.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
A RAISER OF PICKLES.

Anything l can do for you madam ?'' asked the clerk in the seed store.
 Yes answered the sweet thing. tapping the counter with tapering finger. "I wish to ascertain if bottled pickle seeds will grow as well as some of the bulk variety.'-Indianapo Sun.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
ciRcumsTANTlAL EVIDENCE

Sergeant-"Judge. strongly suspe [, the prisoner 70 be a man dressed In woman's clothes"
 Judge Know-''Whys.
 ergeant-"She refuses 10 talk
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
PROBATE COURT.

James Roarke Estate petition to ap- point commission.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19

The worst about the fool who rocks the boat is that he senerally lives to tell the tale.-Philadelphia Record.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-09
sweet Melody Flour
Card Of Thanks.

Card OF IMaHka.
we desire to tender thanks to the
friends Of our mother, who SO kindly
administered to her during her last
illness. May God ftly reward tnem foI
it all.
SYLVESTER TETER AND FAMILY,
Bridgeport, w. Va, Aug 0, 1908.
Sweet Melody Flour
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-09
OIL NEWS

The Sigley oil well drilled in by the
sigIey oil and Gas Company compos-
ed Of j. f. Law and other Ciarlsburg
people, is making 100 barrels day ut
IL feet in the sand The wen win not be
drilled to the second pay for the pres
ent nor shot.
Four miles west Of Clarksburg, the
Reserve Company is fishing at test on
the Lloyd Williams farm
on the cast side Of the Folsom dis
triet, in this county, the South Penn Go
has completed its test wen on the NJ. K
Baker farm at depth of $3.50 feet and
has strong gasser in the stray sand
4 little oil was developed in the Gordon
The South Penn has drilled its sec.
ond test on the Mary Robinson farm
through the Gordon and has no show
of oil or gas.
The same company has drilled No. s
on the EGie Schrader farm % feet into
the stray sand and has developed no OF
or gas. IT, a. Parish No. 2 Is through
the Gordon and has Glled up 500 feet
with oil. II. A. Parish No. ] has been
drilled 10 feet into the stray and has
no oil or gas.
In the Salem district, this county, the
South Penn has drilled the test well or
the v. V. Williams farm 20 feet into the
stray sand and Inns light showing Of
oil. Drilling has been suspended e
move back the boiler. In the Same dis
trict the Same company has completed
its No, r. ". Williams and No. o on
the a. j, Warner farm. They are good
for about Ave barrels caca.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-09
oosrs NOTHING UNLESS CURED
A Fair offer Made BY sturm 6 Go. to
An Sufferers From catarTh.

A Fair offer Made BY Sturm 6 Go. t.
An Sufferers From catarTh-
sturm s Co. are selling Hyomei on
4 plan that has caused considerable tax
amongst their customers
The plan is different from that FOL
lowed by other remedies, bnt the remedy
Itself is different also. This treatment
for the cure OF catarrh has such an IN
usual record Of cures TO it, credit that
sturm & Co. offer to refund the money
if it does not give teh desired benefit.
This is certainly one Of the fairest Of
fcrs than can be made and any one who
has catarrh and does not take adyan
tage Of IL is doing himself OF herself an
injustice.
Do not suffer any longer with tick
ling. smmtting, burning, eye-watering
troubles that aflict those who nave
catarrlr. Hyomei win cure you, but if
you should not find it adapted to your
case, sturm s Co. will return your
money.