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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-08-18

and refused to comply with this or
dinance written notice that they Will
go upon and assess separately the
full value of each lot or portion of
lots whose owners fail or refuse to
comply with this ordinance. in pro
portion of the frontage of said lot
or lots on said street to the entire
length of the whole improvement or
dained to be made not to exceed a.
square to cover the expense Of the
construction of the work. Said APP
praisers or assessors shall report
their assessment or valuation IN
writing to the City Council and said
Marshall or supervisors of streets
shall advertise the letting of each
job of unconstructed of uncurbed
side sidewalk as may remain unlm-
proved. unconstructed or uncurbed
as above provided herein to be let on
a day not more than fifteen days at
ter the report of the appraisers here
in To the lowest and best bidder.
He will give due notice of the letting
of such work by advertising same to
be taken separately or as IA whole as
he deems best to the said lowest and.
best biddle by publication in a news
paper published in said city at least
fifteen days before said day of let
ting. He will require of the con-
tractor of said work To enter into a
written contractor with the City
Council of said town in which the
specifications herein made for each
and all of said pavements shall be in
serted from such pavements as he
shabby his contract undertake to con-
struct. He shall furnish good and
sufficient security to be approved by
an order of the City Council
to faithfully perform his said CON
tract. and said constructor shall have
lien upon the property fronting
and abutting on the street where
said pavement or side walk is To he
contracted for the contract price of
said work. In the event of the fail
ure of any one to bid for and secure
the said contract or contracts the
said City Council upon such failure
will proceed to make said pavements
and curbing according to the spec
ifications contained in this ordinance
retaining lien upon said property
for the expense of the construction
thereof.
Section II. The expense incurred
in making and constructing the side
walks or pavements and grading for
same shall be paid by the owners
of land fronting and abutting there
on, each lot or a portion of a lot be-
ing assessed for the full value
thereof in proportion of the frontage
thereof to the entire length of the
whole Improvement, not exceeding
"A square, rufiicient To cover the to-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-08-18
Easy 10 Believe.

To be let, good grocer's and bread
shop: large oven; lived in it nearly
six years: satisfactory reasons for
leaving.
The oasis., 1905-01-28
Coast Line Copper Company.

The annual stockholders meet ing of the Coast Line Copper Com pany was held at the Montezuma hotel here on Wednesday of last week.
 Considerable business of an i'm portant nature was transacted, in- cluding election of officers for the ensuing term. John T Cave was elected president; H B. Moore, vice-president; Judson A Elliott, secretary and treasurer; John Hen- derson, general manager. The foregoing and Mir. John |. Lewis constitute the Board of Directors.
 The company owns a number of Sonora properties including the El Gro mine, east from Poza, Sonora, upon which extensive development has been prosecuted for long time. Machinery for ore reduc- ton has recently been received and installed and the mine is now on a producing basis and will doubtless be big dividend payer. Copper properties in the Altar dis trict are also owned by the com pany. The name of the Mexican corporation is El Porvenir de So- nora.
 Several of the directors and stockholders visited the properties being chaperonsd by General Man ager Henderson.
The oasis., 1905-01-28
NOCALES NOTES.

D. c. Chalmers was over from Lochiel Thursday.
 Saturday of last week Mir. L. Ephraim started for San Francisco on a business visit.
 Monday evening Mrs. s. A. Red dock returned an extended visit in the East and at Monterey, Mexico.
 Thursday carload shipment of 164 tons of silver ore from the Jarillas mine was made to the Fl Paso shelter.
 Thursday mornings train from Sonora did not reach Nogales until 8:30, having heen delayed several hours at Ortiz owing to the break ing down of the engine.
 Mir. Alfonso Yberri from Guay- mas was at the line cities Thurs day in the interest of EJ Mercarjo, a Spanish publication which will be published at Guaymas monthly
 Messrs. I. N. Pollock and Val Meinhart from Ashland, Kentucky, arrived here Monday evening for short visit The former gentle man is an uncle of Mir. c. H. Ogden of the Sonora News Company,
 Monday evening Mr. Charles R, Pateet arrived from Deming, New Mexico, and will be at Nogales several days. Some years ago Mr. P. was at Fl Plomo in the Altar district when that camp was in operation, and was frequently at Nogales, making many warm friends here who were greatly pleased to greet him again.
 Sunday morning there passed through Nogales, H. l. Miller, manager for the Libertad Mining Co.,, and c. E. Tolerton, of Salem Ohio, the surviving members of the party which was ambushed by the Yaquis Thursday Of last week, at Cobache, accompanying the re- mains of the four unfortunate victims, viz: Doctor R. Q. Coy and John K. Mckenzie of Chicago, Ills; Walter Steubenger of Ke- vance, H.; and NJ. A. Call, of To- ledo, Ohio.
The oasis., 1905-01-28
Southern Pacific Company.

Los Angeles Passenger, No [ bound Benson Fl Paso s, D m. Train No Noges daily, "a. p at Nogaes m. Sunset Limited bound, passes Benson a. Limited bound passes m. Close connection Fahank with H Paso Southwestern Ky for Tombstone Bsbee Na Douglas, and other line also Tickets all important especially call to the Orleans New York by
  Orleans Wednesday and make M New York in about
  Saloon and second cabin have be reserved advance
 c. BOWMAN Agent.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
Ja.s What E,eT,sas shsuIano.

Mr. } 7 Rayb~T of Ir~Inyille; Ga
a-Says ke~F- . tso'tle of CHAMBERLAIN :
ts'iis-, Cho'rre AMI IEarrhuea R-m4-iy A
hand ard really ioT instant u-r- AILarks
"t cnile, cholera Bs"Fbus aB,i diaTIh "a
cnfne on ~ sUdt-HIy that there J. no
t'rne 10 hnni dsctnT or 80 n the -tore
tnf rsedie7R~- Mr.. Barter avs Il hzv-
irl'"h taAmoeria,n's Collc. ChsoserA and
lltsrThO<A Remedy, <hich Is one of tfe
f.ssa mesiicInes ] ever saz I keep a bot
tse Of ii IN nv rooTn a. hAS. had s-yer.l
aitArks Ot enilc And u hak proved - -
the hsst ms~fiTiRe ! ever assd" SoIt bv
Rei Csus Pharmacy.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
cHILDREH's DAY EXERCISES.

An event long to be remembered vas
the Children's Day exercises, held in the
public hall at City Point Union Sunday
school at 3 p. Ia. June lIIh. The hall
Was beautifully decorated with flowers by
the willing aud sympathetic hsnd- OF the
ladies assisted by Mr.. Porter Nichols
The children, under the guidance of their
most efficient aud painsiaking supeTin-
tendent, Mrs Mary +. Bailey, went
through their lines in such comnendable
way that all united ia declaring tine o.
casion a sucUess and one to be prOtracted
hong in pleasant memories The suocess
and maintenance of the City Point Union
Sunday ss.hool Is due largely to the un-
tiriRg efforts of Mrs. Bailey, or Aunt
Mary a. the friends who know her best
stfecIionareiy g call her. Nav she b- given
health and strength Ia coniinne her lAl,Or
as superintendent Of IhIs school l. the
sincere wish ut all.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

Wednesday Of this week, June I4th,
wAs Flag Day, the I2slh anniversary OF
the enactment by congress that the
American flag should consist Of i3 stripes,
alternate red and white. and union of
l3 white stars in blue field. Later con-
gress ordered star should be added for
each new state admitted. There are now
90 stars in the Geld and within another
year the number will he increased by the
admission of existing territories into the
sisteFhOOd of states
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
so Members of Congress Send Letters Of Endorsement
To the inventor Of the Great Catarr Remedy Peruna.

CosxFszsz1aa LkaszF hrsD Nersa G<r2kta&
Writes: I" Ny secretary had ss bad
case Of e1saFFh - I ever saw, and since
be, has taken one bottle OF Peruns he
seems Ike . dsfferent man.s-Romalas
z Linney, Tsylorsxille. NC.
cszxrs.s-.. ozzz. hesLs.kaAa&.
Writes: - can eonrIentiOusfy recon-
mend your Perun2L"-H. w. Ogden,
Eenton. La
caaxs.szzsn SnlzA hu4 HsEsaks.
Writes from MuTphyshOro. H.; % have
taken one bottle of PeTnna for my ca
tsSrh and fesl very much bensfitsd-"-
Geo. W. Smith.
CasEEszs1sa HsskEses from 0ASs.
says: II have used several bottles of
Peruna and feel greatly benefited there
nv from my eatarrh of the besd-"-
David MeekisOn. SapOle0n. o.
Ceszrssszzs n.sssH Esas AaaassaG..
Writes from OwatoWna, Mimi: ~four
L. TJInA has been used by myself and
friends not only a. q cure for catarrh but
also as sa stHirahls tonic for physical
recupcEztsoa."
CssZrr.H--a TAoeupsa7 ofksas.sCky.
Writes: '"Bcsidcs being one OF the very
best tonies Peruna il good, substantial
eztzrrh remedy-r-Phn- H. Thompson
Ssazssr Tss-Ssss 81 fNssrssk&.
Writes from Omaha. Neh.: "Prruns
entirely relieved me Of very Irritating
cough."-J. NJ. Thurston-
cassr~sSaasa sorfhIsgsaz hross Nsssaz.
Writes: IL have taken one bottle Of
Peruaa and aad IL has benefited me ina
mensely."-H. e.. wOTthin=ion.
Cosgrrssn4s BaskhsaS from ALsAams.
Write; ''NouT Poruna j. oI,- 81 the '.rst
bead, Fsyettc, Aia.
cSExr-ssa.ss P9u crS from IeS1aosf.
Writes from Morri,vI, VI: Il can
recommend Feruna a. an excellent
family remedy III. Henry Powers.
SsE1aOT SHifEzs from ItssEsslepi.
Writes from Oxford, Miss: IL take
pleasure in recommending yuur great
national caiaTrh cure, PeTuna, A. the best
I have ever tTied."-w. V. sullivan.
CoayrsssaHSa SsOs er Of lnIchizzs.
Writes from Port Austin, Mich. IL have
found PcEIna 4 very efficient and speedy
remedy Tor a persistent and annoying
Uaugh.''-II. e. shower.
SsH-for .HeEsery OILOGisisna.
Whites: icrunl = al cAr,lIrut tonic.
have u~sd Il sufficiently L. ~ay that I
believe II ta b. sli that sou claim for it,"
$ u. McEaery, New Orleans, Ia.
CessnsSssszs BroUaL0u 81 EssseSSoe.
Writes: II have taken three bottles of
perunA aid feel satisfied that am now
almost, II not permanently, cured Of ca
taTTh Of the siomach.''-W. I. Brow IA
low. Jonesboro, Tenn.
SeAaaor 4zIs0Sy Of FlonEza.
Writes from Pensacola, FIa.: Il have
u Il youE excellent remedy. Peruna. and
have recommended 10 both n a tonic and
safe cStArrh remedy ."-Stephea Il.
kfaIi.rE
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
CoEzressr1aa S.ssTEaass q FioriSa,


COEzrcsSEIaa SssFk Gssg cf Elorf5z,
Writes from Tampa, Florida: II can in
doTs- Peruna a. 4 first rate tonic and q
very effective cure for ca,arrh."-S. VI.
SParkmsu.
CoRErcSsmsa Brewer of Albania.
Writes: II have used one bottle of Pc
TuHa for la>-itudc- recommend it,
Willis BreweT. H-Nnc-Ville, Ala.
4. :. SessIOr Ossr 0l Is-S.
Write fGum darlington. Ia: "P-rlnA
I can recommend io all n = very guo-i
tonic .''-Joha ~. Gear.
CS~g0Csssnsn Csibcrsoa cf TsEsz.
Writes: II can recommend P,runa a.
one of the very b.st - tsnis--'-D. n.
Cuiber-on, Jefferson, Texas.
CoasnessaIsa LhisKsIos Gosls 0essxia.
Writes: Il take pleasure ia Joining u tth
General Wheeler. Congressman Brew er
and Others "a recommending r.Tuna a.
an excellent tonic and a catarrh cure
l. l. Livingston, Kings, Ca
COaEressmss Clara " SiSsOari.
says: 81 can recon. ulcnd Your F-TunA
n goOsI, suhztanii%! tonic and a. one 81
the best rcDerls- for catarrhal tTOu blUs." q"
john B. CLARK
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

What amount If Indemnity Japan l.
going In demaud frun Russia u not
known, bat tise opinion al Pans Is that
q vii Rob b. less than $d5O. Ga. 90 nor
Dore than si.0o.oOO 0o. Russia will
not want g. snirmil Io the humiliation of
giyiag ap ANY irrutoTy, aud. hrs.C,-. che
must exPet so pay Ia1gcr indemnity
on THAI aroOaEL since she has never
shown lrniency io tcaien fOe there Is na
particular reason Sky Japan shonlsi lie
Ientrai 9" lseT Jadllng fr,,ni ,Ilr ENsi.
If she hal hssrn abe to make sy-sI her
bnast thaI sl'1 ~uali dictate trrn., of
PeSce VA TOk1O within = si.oru time after
the bsginnIng "f the var. u J. c,-rs.,u ,i.e
~"Gid have drmaHyi,.i an in.l-nlri,y ll.a,
s"Hii have muugNgeI JapAn's r.-oaFrps
foF more shaR .sen-raIIon.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

Is Is stated that the state millage for
1905 and 1905 will be higher than ever
before. There will be tie mill pension
tax, l-2 mill general revenue, l-mill
school tax. l-2 mill health tar, besides
another item or two that viii mean
mills. Here Il aDs,theT fact thas sTgues
for sessions of the legislature every four
years. Florida legislatures are sesting to
be too expensive for the people.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
ws.kly Ms.rhsr k.por,.

"A BUREAU
JUPITER, ia, juae I3. Iao5.
Comparative statement oi Temperatures
and rainfall fci the Serk ending Tuesday
H.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

ESQ Gailse. Fs-. June IA. 1853
Bdissr ef TIE FLozIDA STAB
understand that the board Of county
|eomnisssonsrs st their meeting On June
18th, viIl decide - 70 hos the coanty
shall Be re-disfricisd-
Tam sdvssd that in making the ne~
districts the iaw reqaifes thai each shall
have approximately the same population.
Il has been Suggested that one district
bs made Of Merrits's island and the
peninsula from CanaverAl 10 she mouth
Iof the Banana river, and that the county
on the sest side Of Indian river be d.
vided inso four districts-
The eommissi0ner from Merritt 9
Island. am cold, objects becsnse il de-
prives his district from its share Of the
rcvenue from the railroad and Telegraph
taxes- II has been suggested, however,
that this objection can be overcome by
dividing the revenue thus obtained equal
ly among the hve districts
Believing that the board Of county
commissioners would like 10 know the
feeling Of the citizens on this subject,
would suggest that the people interested
write or see the members of the board in
regard to lbe matter
For myself, am in favor Of the plan
outlined above, for this reason: Those
living on the west side are anxious
70 see the hard road completed through
the county and generally are in favor of
a special tax for the purpose.
Those living on the east side, or at
lrast many of them, object TO paying a
special tax To build this road and il is not
strange that they should. He ce, If q
district is made Of MeTitis Island, the
people there will Dot he required TO pay
this special tax. Yours truly,
q. I. PADDIsoN.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

Sasssor E.<ze~ ~ $asfa Garsfzna.
U. 8. Ssnsss- "a. a. Butler wTitess 81
can recommend Psrana Cor dyspepsia
and stomach troaale.--M c. Basier,
Edgfield. sc.
Csexnzzzaa ArrskxAkss ef ksehnA
Says: -From whss my frieRds ssy Pe-
Tuna is q good tonic and c safe esssrrh
care-"-E-v. Brookshirs, ,crawforasviiie,
Ind.
csesrxzssz4e Dsslssr 81 eszf tfrzfsAa
Writes frSIn Wheeling, W. Va: :. I loin
with my colleagues in the House of Rep
resentatives In recommending your ex-
cellens remedy."-B- II. Dosinger.
cosFrs<zsss srs.ssrick - k.ss2s.
writes from Hoiton, kas.: II have taken
Two bottles OF Peruna and End 10 o. be
an excellent remedy for cold and throat
tro0ble.s-Case Brcderick.
CeaEre<<Raa fe1sf 81 OAss.
Writes: ii only used Peruna for short
time and am thoroughly satisfied - Ia
Its merits-"-S. 8. Ycder. Lima, ..
Cesxrssxsaaa hahoa %
Writes from Chzmbersburg, Pa: 81
commend Peruna - . substantial tonic"
-Thsd NJ. Mahoa.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

wsshington city has been selected BY
Russia and Japan ss the place for peace
nezDtiAsions- II xas natural that Japan
should object 20 Paris, as France 10 she
ftiend and ally Of Russia The Partisan
prejudice against japan would initiate
against that coantry's interests 10 great
60 OF les degree. Washington Was pre-
ierrcd over the fAmous city Of Hague
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

The New York court Of appeals has re-
fused stay Of execution in the case OF
Albert T. PAtTick. ihe New York lawyer
convicted Of the murder Of William
Marsh Rice, an aged millionaire, for the
purpose Of securing Possession of his
estate. This Patrick case affords striking
ilinstraiion Of tlse Law delays. The Rice
tragedy occurred mole than five wears
agn, and Patrick was fret convicted more
than ionr years ago and sentenced IO
death. Since thai timr Patrick and his
Counsel have craWlrd through knoiholes
IN thr laws like rats
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
Ths saIre That Prnrtr.t-..

Dewiu's. Witch IIsz. SzIse penvirs,. :
Ii,- g-'r,s "f I.i- KIN. and by IT. AuJI-r-p-
y'c rli,.hvI-nt aud hra'iug influence q
ubd I,-- - fisu.atIau ar.1 mrs I-.ii-. burns
.-IIs. E--suA. t-it-r, Tirg S"rtn srd ait
kin d1-ea--- : y. ~ f,T i,iiu,'. '.l.-s-,l-
IHg iIa-s TIE g~uE'u- NIrcE HAIL
~s.S, - mad. q, r g. n-NIIt : 90
~,sii 3, Ret t'r,-- P,.ar';tacy. Eau ia i,-
PtAr-s.,,N sIi i'tu4- ? tau..,'rs-l
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

Seazfess<kze fe&nz8 - ftaE84
Writes fron Baner0fs. VA MY slsssr-
in-lAw has eeea nsing PeFana for sbog1
oRe week foF estzrrh of the throst and 10
msnisestly imPrOved. &C. Pelham.
cs@Es.s..~- ssnssa 81 $780,
Writes: 81 eheerfully recosamsnd Peru
IA "a q very goOd eatarrh remssiy aad .
good. substantial tOaie-"-Jcha l. Bur
nett. Gs1sden, Ala.
esssrsssz..s asskAs - kas-.A.
Writes from HoltOH. Ka-.: ~PerunA hAs
givea me almost complete r-lisf from
catsrrh Of the stomach and eon.tiPsr
tioa."-J- u. BOtkia.
cssTrsss@@s v Rhs - Ss-tA c.ra1laa.
Writes from Tazlsor,,. NC; II and Pe-
Funa Ia be al exrrilenI remedy for ths
family &c. II. White.
cesErsssnas HJssSr - Ns~ Fsra.
Ia letter from oaeoRta- y, Y. sayss
II am fully convinced that Pcruna - al
you claim FOG IT, naS "A =. wiitef.
cssxryssaaAs Dsszzs - OaAs.
Writes from Jackson, a.. II rcc,,iu mend
feTunz tO anyone I'm ncvi of an iuvtEuT-
ating tOnic."-Irvine DUur -
CszErssssas EarAs,a s-Oss osIssns1.
Writes from santa Rs-a, cal: Il a-ssi
your FcrunA and can cheerfully rvsosa-
mend it."--J. a. IiarhAm-
CSsEns.Sass Ds-ssss soss i.sa.@s.
Writes: "PeruHa should - n every
household. ."-Juhn !. prNvc-e.
ceszrvssaaza I-rssr a,,ss Esas.s.
writes; "PcEunA b. cc-t-iuly . cure for
cagaTTh.''-E }. Turner.
Other Tusnt,crs 90 Conzr,-s = ho ~
dorse PcrunA, are.
EE-U 5. Sensfor. a. =. Riss. 0fOkAa-
hOHIa.
Consosssmss Fred. :. OOoIrGh. 81
FIOrida.
coRxoessmsH Harry Skinasr. sI
North CsnDIinA-
ES-CaRgressmAa l.. y. Fe4sherSfose.
Of BcsHhsoaf. TeksS.
Congressman J. H. Hsii-g. % West
Tirgisia-
Congressman u. l.. PssScA. Of Nosfs
CarOIiBa.
C0g. r@sSiHHT .SpeRcer Blalk bsra
O! NOgg5 Isry.Ias.
Congressman Turner of NCs ora
Congressman C1IberSOH. 0i TsKsN
Co1gT, SsHIsa Nsaa. 81 Tsssess~e.
COHzEeSSnas Fhzpzlriek. irOm kes-
I0Cky.
COngresSBaH PUrBan. frOss Fiorias-
CoagressaiaH HsxIe9Os. Wtseossia.
Congressman Banine. from NevsaA
4. =. Senator aIL OF Flor,as
Pr fTr, Tx 4iir.-- tho FsEaaA
Nj -,il-iuC a.. Co4usH bus Dht..
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

IL sSi'torial expressions oE the Fb,r.,i.
PFess are any criterion ID Ih- rtr,,,l- Of
the F<OPir, gainesville - the pTs,I.-T T., sss-
foT thv ls-e~iiOa oi the STATE university as
PF'pvi,i-i for in the BnrksBsn educational
hall Gainesville has n her fa.or the
SisOss crRtrAl aud as,uss acrr~~is,is lrcaIioa.
exeelieEI moT4l atmosphere, q very
healthtHi k-sAl''y, q p-~nP1e thA, are
units-i and dsrPly imoassi IN all -dasA
tsoaal matters. resdy ~ ODER ali reason
abe indEhsnsnIs kr the university.
The hGildIngs OF the Eass Florida semi-
nary are slTesiy tA.srs. and si,h some
comparatively inexpensive additions xiiI
be sieq0Ate - The demands. IL Sens 10
~ thai Gainesville can efIer Dore valid
rvasons fOs the unissrsity than any eshsr
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
TEr Moss Rosr.

The H'~s rs-. - d5Hi.-ulI To pFa..i-
cate t.Pu ,ut1 .lig tut Il V.e,t-~ ~ ~
roots -l.r at a- isUZfhs AMI planted
WitA the t-P i;l-t l.-IsW ;L~ Surfa,,-. Iu
the spring they VIII make Young
pisHts
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
THE FLORIDA STAR

esty in she stsas. and ne believe the
hsara of esnsrel wili ses wisely In sssees-
isx shas e;sy fsr the zsase uaivsrzisy.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-16
WOMEN SHOULD
BEWARE OF
CONTRACTING CATARRH.

conducive to catarrhal arrangements.
Few women escape.
Upon the first symptoms Of catching
scold Peruna should be taken. 1t forti-
fies the system against colds and ca
tarrh.
Pe-ru-na for Colds and Catarrh.
The following interesting letter gives
une young woman's experience with
Peruna:
Miss Rose Gerbing, popular society
woman of Crown Point, Ind, writes:
Recently took : long drive in the
country, and being too thinly clad /
caught bad cold which settled on my
lungs, and which I could not seem to
shake off. / had heard great deal Of
Peruna for colds and catarrh and
bought bottle to try. / am pleased
that did, for it brought speedy relief.
It only took about two bottles, and /
consider this money well spent.
"You have firm friend in me, and
not only advise it's use to my friends.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-16
(To the Associated Press.)

Kansas City, March 14.-As result
of the fight against the Standard Oil
company in Kansas elaborate plans for
the erection by Independent companies
of pipe lines and refneries are in prog
ress of formation.
J. B. and A. L. Levy, oil men, for
merly from the Lima, Ohio, field, are
credited with having planned the erec-
ton of refinery at Kansas City for
the production of fuel oil, the crude
material product to be piped from Kan
sas. The plans call for an outlay of
lthree-quarters of million dollars and
a daily output of 100000 barrels of
crude oil.
| At Chanute, Kas., meeting Of pro
ducers has been held to consider the
project for pipe line to Port Arthur,
Texas. At the meeting Chanute bank
er asserted that he had sold to an
English concern operating lagely at
Beaumont, Texas, and In the Russian
fields 7 IL million dollars in bonds to
push the enterprise. The line would
be $50 miles in length and have ca
pacity Of $4,000 barrels of oil a day.
The Cudahys, the packers, and John w.
Gates, are said to be interested in the
Port Arthur project.
The center of the Oil district as rec
Ognized by the Kansas legislature for
the construction of it's great $410 900
refinery is located at Peru in Chau-
tauqua county. This field produces the
highest quality as we'll as the greatest
quantity of crude oil. The big state re-
finery and the Standard Oil company
as we'll will afford an unlimited and
certain demand for the oil produced in
that region. The fortunes are already
made for those who own producing
wells in that locality. All these excep-
tionally favorable indications have de-
veloped since the Bueno- Ventura Oil
and Gas Co. secured it's tract of 100
acres of oil land only three miles north
of the town of Peru. 1t seems to be
the most favorably located and every
thing tends to corroborate the judg-
ment of the officers of the company
in making their selection. In less
than mile and in plain sight are
many producing wells paying enormous
profits to the stockholders. They will
continue to pay regular monthly divi-
dends for half century or more just
as the oil wells Of Pennsylvania, Ohio,
and Indiana have paid their owners.
Small investments of ten to hundred
dollars now will be the seed from which
the rich harvest will be gathered for
many years in the future.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-16

but have purchased several bottles to
give to those without the means to buy,
and have noticed without exception
that it has brought about a speedy cure
wherever it has been used."-Rose
Gerbing.
Pe-ru-na Contains no Narcotics.
One reason why Peruna has found
permanent use in SO many homes is that
it contains no narcotic Of any kind. Pc
runais perfectly harmless. It can be
used any length of time without acquir-
ing drug habit. Peruna does not pro-
duce temporary results. tits permanent
in its effect
It has no bad effect upon the system,
and gradually eliminates catarrh by re-
moving the cause of catarrh. There are
multitude of homes where Peruna has
been used off and on for twenty years.
Such thing could not be possible il
Peruna contained any drugs Of mar
cotic nature.
Address DR.. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
All correspondence held strictly con-
fidential.