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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-03-01
THE DAIRY
"Dairy Suicide
BY Adam M. Stevens at State Dairymen's
Convention.

BY Adam NJ Stevens at State Dairymen'S
Convention.
The topic assigned me is rather de-
pressing. 1t is well known that sui
eide is the self destruction of a "a
tional person, the motive for which
may be induced by disappointment, or
failure in business or fear Of the con-
sequence of some folly. Be the cause
what it may, the person guilty OF it
lacks the moral stamina to face the
problems of life. The term suicide
as applied to the dairy industry may
be considered the ruin of ones own
interests.
Now, while in our neighboring coun-
ty, Yakima, there is cOmmendable
gain in butter production of 47,918
pounds, in Kittitas county the dairy
industry is on the Wane. Over 700
dairy COWS have been shipped out OF
Kittitas valley the past year to the
condensaries on the Sound. The con-
densaries seem to be a way station
where the COWS are MIXED out, then
passed on to the butcher. The calf is
the mother of the COW but in this case
the calf has preceded the COW to the
butcher or has been surreptitiously
knocked on the head to save few
pOulluS VI Iullh W Sell liz SACuoO 10
we cannot afford to raise calf nor
feed a dry COW. Feed is too high, and
the quest goes on for more COWS, re-
CARELESS of the fact that the supply of
COWS is being rapidly depleted What!
Feed high! Yes, wheat bran is $19
per ton, mill feed is 500 per ton, rolled
barley is $25 per ton; clover and al
falfa hay is So per ton, and the COWS
we have will not produce butter
enough to pay these prices for them.
Well, you bred them and got the big
calf for veal and the big beef steer,
but you did not get butter in paying
quantities and beef is fiat and you say
dairying doesn't pay and-and we sold
the COWS: DAIRY Suicide"
Referring to the statement of our
Dairy Commissioner, e. A. Mcdonald,
there was manufactured 1881
pounds of butter in Kittitas county in
1903, and 655,577 pounds butter in
1904, showing a decrease of 100000
pounds in 1904. Analyze these fig
ures AS there were 700 COWS shipped
out of the valley it is pertinent to as
sumo their loss to the valley is the
cause of the shrinkage in butter pro-
duction. If 700 COWS occasion the loss
of 100000 pounds of butter in one year
what will the loss be per COW? One
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-18
Try our Ices. The james & Law
Co. june2otf
Refreshing and delicious drink
at the james & Law Co. june2Otf

We have Just openea our new foun-
tain and caa serve you with al favorn
I cream and -sodaa. Sturm & Wilsan's
drug store. @.Fasst tl
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-18
on Notes

In tie Salem district, this county,
The South Penn Oil Company has
drilled its No. 4 on the a. G. Bailey
farm through the stray sand and has
developed a little gas. 1t is now
drilling in the top of the Gordon.
In the Wallace district, the same
company has drilled its test on the
Sprout Woodfield farm 20 feet into
the Gordon and the hole has filled
up 80 feet with fluid. 1t is still
drilling but has very little chance
for a second pay and from its pres
ent showing will make very light
pumper.
In the Salem district, this coun-
ty, the South Penn Oil company has
drilled its o. M on the A. G. Bailey
farm IL feet into the Gordon and
the hole has filled up 100 feet with
fluid. In the Wallace district. IN
this county, the South Penn has drill
ed its test on the Sprout Woodfield
farm 4 fete into the fourth sand and
the hole has filled up 1000 fete with
fluid. 1t will make a light pumper.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-18
ODD FELLOWS
gHAVE UNITED

The Odd Fellows of Harrison
county made a great stride forward
Yesterday when the delegates of all
the different lodges in the county
unanimously established perman..
ent organization for the purpose of
holding a closer relationship among
the different lodges and to hold an
annual re-union of the Odd Fellows
of Harrison county.
The following officers were elect
ed to serve for one year:
Frank II. Rhodes, chairman.
Ira Fittro, secretary.
C. A. Sheets, treasurer.
The officers together with one
delegate to be elected from each
lodge in the county will compose the
executive committee which will serve
for one year and arrange the time
place and program for the re-union
next year,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-18
A LAME ]
BEGGAR'S STORY

CIarksburg has certainly had its
full quota of beggars of all descrip-
tions, lame, halt and blind, whether
deserving or not it is always hard to
say. But one cripple on the street
today proved very entertaining
and story he had to tell was very
interesting. He received the in
juries that necessitated his solicit
ing aims in the pursuit of his busi-
ness. that of an all-round acrobat
Jockey act. He claimed to have had
the best of engagements and if what
he said was true, he received the in
jury at the Hipprodrome in New
York City, riding one of the
plunging horses in the big battle
scene which occurred there nightly.
When told that Cooks Royal Hippo
drome would positively appear here
at the fair of the West Virginia
Central Agricultural s. Mcdaniel
Society. he was astounded. He had
star engagement with this mann
moth aggregation some years ago.
until lured away by rival Organiza-
ton. This part of his story was
true at any rate, for at this season
of the year with street carnivals,
fairs. parks, sea shore and all sorts
of other resorts in full blast it is no
small matter to secure attractions
for out of door entertainments.
In securing Cooks Big Hippo
drome the fair made master stroke,
Some people remember seeing TINS
same aggregation here n few years
ago, but those will not recognize it
now so completely has it been re-
iuvenated. In the years that have
elapsed since seen here, this enter,
! tainment has been remodeled and
enlarged, and new features added,
until today Cooks Hippodrome is
the best out of door entertainment
travelling, and the West Yirgini9,
Central Agricultural & Mechanical
Society are to be congratulated in
having secured it to appear at the
big fair, Sept. 4, 5, 6 and 2, 1905.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-18
Dance at Union Park

The dance at Union park last
night proved the most enjoyable OF
the season, over thirty couples being
present, and their repeated requests
for encores, showed their appreciaF
ton. TIL new dance music was a
special feature, and the program OF
new French and italian music made
a great hit with the dances. Tues
dav night the next regular dance
will be given. This will be German
night. Prof. Walters will render a
program of music by the best Ger
man composers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-18
AMERTCAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS,

New York 2; Cleveland l.
Philadelphia 6; Detroit 2
Aki4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-18
srANpIfTa o. rHE oIUBs.

GAMES TODAY.
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-18
RIDE
GREAT SUCCESS

The Epworth League trolley ride
of last evening was a greater success,
from numerical standpoint, at
least, than the fondest anticiPations
of the committee. Up to ten O'Clock
Thursday morning tickets sufficient
but to fill two cars had been sold but
by noon requests came in so thick
and fast for reserved seats from
non-ticket-hoIders, that the commit
tee decided to charter a third car
and Elet the bars down." and issued
an invitation to the general public
to be on hand for the ride, suPposing
not more than one carload of non
ticket-holders would respond, but
when the hour of starting arrived
fully fifty people were unable to get
seats and it was too late then to Sc
cure a fourth car.
Another disagreeable feature was
the fact that the street car company
turned one car over to the committee
at Fourth street instead of at the
junction. because of the lateness OF
the order for the Third car. This
small ANNOYANCE could not be avoid
ed bv either party, but it marred the
Measure of some who were waiting
for the third car at the junction and
were prevented getting aboard later
as the cars came around the loop
Generally speaking, however, the
ride was very much enjoyed, though
the excursion cars were unable, 70
make the schedule time on the
single track, making the trip to
Broad Oaks too late for some of the
exc1rsionists ito take. Royal good
nature prevailed after the cars We're
under way and the fact that there
was some crowding was not unpleas-
ant to some of the younger victims:
though possibly older ones who had
forgotten their youthful experiences
may have failed to justly appreciate
the advantage of this feature of the
frip. The uniform courtesy OF tht
various car crews was a pleasant
feature of the trip.
The committe has decided that
Yesterdays experience VIII e.iapl'
Them to make great success OF an
other ride now projected for Thurs
dav. Aug. 81. at which time the
start will probably be made forty
minutes earlier and the passengers
limited to those having previously
secured tickets. to avoid repetition
of yesterdays disappointments- The
usual proviso that should the even
ing prove stormy the next fair even
ing will be utilized, will apply in
this case.
Those holding tickets for last
night, who were turned away foi
lack of adequate facilities, can have
their tickets exchanged for the next
ride by seeing Mr.. Rhodes, the Presi-
dnt of the League, or DIR. Andrews,
for the committee.
The person who lost shirtwaist
stud can get same by calling on Mrs.
Andrews, at 436 Pike street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-18
THE TWO MA e LEA CUES
NATIONAI. .LEAGUE.

YEsTERDGYs RESULTS.
Cincinnati 5 Boston 8.
philadelphia 4 st. Louis L.
New York 3 Chicago o.
Pittsburg 5; Brooklyn A.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-18
NOW FOR THE
W. VA. STATE FAIR.
And the Greatest Ever Held in This
Part of the Country at
Wheeling.

More and better races, faster
horses, greater stock exhibits, more
free features, including the great
New York Equestrienne Company,
balloon ascensions, band concerts,
etc. And last but not least lower
railroad rates than ever before will
canse out citizens to arrange for a
trip to the State Fair at Wheeling,
Sept. II to Is.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-18
The james Il Cav Co.'s fountain
strictly sanitary. June2ott

All parties owing Mrs N. 3
Black-Krohme, the milliner, vii
please call and settle same prompt
iy and oblige. iune5da
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-18
sTANpING or THE CLUBsl

GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago
Boston at Detroit.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-18

Go to D. K. Heed q Co.'S tor fertilia
srs cheap. aPrOtf,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-18

ALL WIPED OUT
and no fusuranes, has ben the end Of
many a mans career. We may pity MIN
but does he deserve tit Has any man
de right 70 90 without
INSURANCE.
We think not. Especially when We
stand ready to write him a policy In
the best companies at a very moderate
rate. Think this over and let us know
how you fel about It.
Mark k0bIe4ard,
GENERAL INSURANCE
Rooms l and 2, Moore Bldg, 4S0 St
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-24
Gas Scmtidlc @aiicmicit.

Ser ,@lprreihc &ierte" ipa inn Ior-
Iep-Eorf" groBortig geiciert pcr-
Sen. - Die Ser. SGu9cr," Ger
,&oripGrtS" luuo Ole nSormunic"
fcicrn nit. - Mopor GimumtH
mill iid NIT Sen 6r6blidyclt
irclrcu. - Gin brilonte$ 6en2r.
lucrt in &orbcrcitmg.
Gus Sobrcaiclt oca ,NQqcnlciucn
Geutld)cn @oiicnbuuica," mcldcS
bon Dem 5pcitcn &iiuQittoac orf Ocn
p@lorrcidCn &icrtcn" pcrlcNt iullroe,
pcr1prlht uuc Grlunrtunger 5t iibcrs
t"rcItcrl, lucIhc man iid) gcItelt bot.
@c'tcrn NbcnO belt bn8 Irrol9c.
mcntH Gon1itc inter ocnr &oriibc oe3
@rn. Martin WcpCrbirf mo hcrEro=
totoLfiibrltng bca Nrn. =. e. Sdncis
0crcitb cine Teriommlung, IN mel
der iul10d)lt bcitlolicu ipltr0e, oaB
ollie Niuctc, ipCld)c iiir Den -. SUM-
Qc0r1ldt mo pertullit mllr0en ON A..
,&llli Dolc @illtigtcit boben Iollcn.
Gcrncr pltroc Dem Gonlite 5llr
&cnntniB gebrod,t OoB Scr GurnOcr.
cin ,Norlu1rta" ioluobl, dis ultd) Scr
@cIon0percin y@ormpnic" an iencm
Gage nit Dcn Eilc9ebcioblenCn Oc5
GclttihtbrmS Der Stoot I'M r0orlcp-
Eorfc" ibrc Stiitun91icltc ieiern
luullcn. Mtupor e. Glop Sintunlt2
bat nit b%cionocrcr SrcllOe 5ugcio0t,
an icncm Gage inter Den GcutldCu
im Ynrfc crlfeincn 81 moaenL 90
aud bic Scr. Sanger" BORT lin0el1
ipcrocn. I'm oo@ Set 81 cincm pa.
Observation-Disclosures 81 bringcll, miro
om NbCn0 zines Der briuonteitCn
i%Scucrlucrtc 81 Gbrcn bca o@lorrCi,
hcn &icrtcn" obgcbrnnnt mcr0en.-
oclt 0ircttorcn oc3 @aiicnboll.
les bcrrIdt cine ollBcrQcluobnlld)e
9l%rbeitSircuoc iiir ooS 6eit mo elmer
bcrielbcn bcmcrftc QeiternAbcno, oob
CT lucocr Miiibc, nod Soften ihcllc,
Ben Gag 81 cincm Ser id0nItcn 9es
SIT bclfcn, Ocn oic @nilCntin.
ser nod jc 9cicicrt bGttcll. Die Sin.
Ser mcroen MittoqS in mcbrcrcn
Der Strobcnbobn BON Der
9~lnitolt obgcbolt mo cine 6obrt nod
S~oltropillc mod)cn mo bel Scr Riid-
fcbr am Eurfe BON @rn. q. Sieg.
mlun6 in oen Eorf gciilbrt. Gin gro
BcS Grhciter miro ole ainOcr begIci.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-24
Sin neurr Yresea anaeprSnrt.

Gas appcaotionsgeriht bat ben
Yro5GB CRAWFORD gegen Die StrnBen.
bobn.@eieaidoit 5uriid an Die untere
Snlton3 fir cinen neuen Gro3eB ber-
l%pieien. Gs bonoelt iif in oieier
&Ioqc nm bos Heht zines CONDUIT.
tours, Shobeneriob bon Der Stro.
Benbobu.8 cieaiddit fir 8erIebungen
5t erlongen, nelhe er Ooolirf] erlitt,
BOB or BET oem Ibiteigen BON Der
binteren Glottform ouf oas 6ubbrett
ollrh einen lolenSonbgriff B%erlesun.
gen erlitt. Der 8oggon. auf luet.
dem Iif ser Gonoitftel,r perlebte.
mar m16reno elmer Rodlt OUT Der
GctreotItroBe iteben geloiier poroett,
mo IN oen Wor9enItlinoen mar eir
@ogen NIT Dem @og9on coQi0irt
uno bate oen Sonbgriff losgeriiien.
Der anuoIt oeS GonollftcurS modlte
gcIteno, BOB ote @eieni6oit oen
Woggon crit entiprefeuo inipi5iren
bate Iolien miiiien, ebe iie benielben
m GicnIt nebmen lieB. Gieie Bflid)t
fonne ote @eieaifoit niht orf einen
onoeren lbrcr geomten idlieben, itltt
Den ScrbinOlihfeitcn 81 entae6en.
Hid)ter @ideS botte ieiner 3eit Sen
Soil bon ocn @eihiporenen genont.
men. GoS gppeQotion5geriht mar
entge9en9eletter glnlift uti0 oronete
eiren ltelleu YrojeB an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-24

8ruB zines oeutflen
Protectors 8. - &or ettuo einem
Sabre belt lid, in Baltimore grof.
2. Scrmonn bon Soncr, Sdlelien,
oiif, nm Stu6icn i'm .SSobns Sop.
fins SoipitoI" iiber ole 9ronfen.
pfIege in oemieIben 5u maden, ulo
gcitern erbieIt Sr. Qouis Sanie(.
mann, ode @olfe. uno adjournment.
StroBc. ein Shreiben bon ocm oellt.
lt)en ar5te, IN lueldem oerielbe ii. ".
logt: nGS lit ein Sobr Der. oob idl
olIl meiner St%lloienrciie Inn oie NcIt
nod Baltimore fam unoSie beilidltc.
Sd) e%rinnerc mid nod beute Sbrcs
trcunoliten GntgegenfommenS mo
lcnoe Sbnen mo ocn Sbrigen mel.
men bcrjliden @riB aus meiner Sci.
motb. Sd fam I'M Scjember bon
Sopon III Stolien an, mo iJ Die Sell.
niten bon HcopeI, @enua, Hont,
Filo, Bologna, Fnouo, Wilono unS
Slirln beiiidte." Frof. Scrmnnn er.
Hart, or mer6c Baltimore baIo mie.
Der bciud)en.
Obnmodt In 5oIge eine3
Il noIleS. - SRI. Worp gien bon
Nr. 7i8. Siio. annItroBe, iuor &c.
tern Wor9cn oos Opfcr zines nngc.
luobnliden llnfoleS. sic befono lidI
NIT ibrer ShpeIter Mortbo aiif Ell.
mem @oggon Der RoIouo.Eo rf. 2inie.
ais ein cIeftriiher SdIag ourd belt
8aggon ging. Sic ~itiir5te iofort
obnmGdtig 5u gooen mo iuitr6e in
oieIern 3ultonbe in ibrc @obnund
geihoiit.
@etrulit. - EuItor Or. =. u.
Gonrobi trolte am Witttpodl slbeno
III leincr @obnuug, Nr. 222t, Sit.
9oItimoreitroBe. Srn. George R.
Sortlobc NIT SRI. gliI. 6. @oder.
Sron5cllgen pnren Sr. Geo. Mui.
iington uno Sri. Womie Wc3onalo.
Die Tcliuermd6Iten iper0en nu3
SouS Hr. 1898, Gonton.gpcnuc, be.
5ie6er.
Nn 6cmielben abcno I'M Die.
lclbe Belt trollte 0erlelbe EoItor IN
Der @obnung oeS Srn. 2ouis &idter,
Nr. 1913, Horo.Y ortltrobe. Srn. s.
". Wraop nit SRI. Gotburine Ritter.
Srol5eilgen moren Sr.2ouis Rid)ter.
ilit., uuo Sri. Gbriitille Braun. Da3
gliidli6e Boor miro in Hr. t7t7,
Noro.EortitrnBe, mobncn.
Fcronulnoti5er - Or. s.
W. 8ieiel bot bon ieinem 8rrioer s.
y. Wiciel in Cumberland einen aus
gcitopitcnabler erboltcn, Scr in iener
@cgcn0 geiboiicn puroe nno iiber
oht Sub bon einer Sliigelipibe bis
our onocru miBt.
YoiebaII. - Die gultimorer
ipieIten geitern init Dem Club bon
Rctunrt lieben Snnings, nIs es 81,
regnen begonu. Gie 9eIuder mad.
ten ullr einen Gnn. oagegen botten
Die 9oItiniorer flint TinS 5u Cute.
ais ouS Spiel iiir beenoet erfldrt
mlrOe. 5%olgenoeS lit Die Score Der
SpieIe Der peritieoenen Clubs Der
.Guitern 2eogue:"
IN Baftimsre.
EnIttutnrs % n % n N n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-24
rfftSieuer etans Der Clubs.

- Sn Chicago, ST., iou laut &c.
ridtliher Srbre oos etabliiiement'
Der ~Snternotional Eading go"
ben Neiitbietenoen perfauft msroen.
um cine Soroerung BON 1897, 900 5u
b~eirieoigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-24
Sr. Teooor 0ufcborttoo t

Sr. 6eo0orO uf eb art to t..
- Sr. Scooor 9ufcbart, Ser @uIb.
tngtoncr &crtrctcr oeS oGcutIfcn
GorrCIpon0cntcn," lit in Scr 9un6eS-
bnuptltoot noh fltr5em 2ei6en ans
Dem 2c6cn gti6it0elt. Tor ungcidbr
bier Wod)cn bate ST.. Gufebort eli.
men SllititltrS mo oitf N%nor0nlnJ
icinea Nr5tcS muBtc er iciu @clhGit
aui1ebcn. Sr. 9ufebort itommtc
aus Sod)len uno mai einFbotogropb
BON 9crui. Gr bctricb bier Ionge
3cit an Der observation-disclosures cir
GtubliiicntCnt, bis CT Dor ungcfGbr )
Sobren nodIg8oibington ilbcriicbeItc,
molclbit er cine Belt lang III cincm
Der Observation-Disclosures nIS
Ebotogrnpb thGtig mar. Sr. 0uft.
bart bette in bieiigcn &crcinsfreilen
un0 olld) IN Der gun0esboltptito0t
5oblreidc 6reunoc. gr luor bier lun.
&C Sabre Mtitglic0 Ser YSormonic ="
u1O III Wolbingtpn gcb0rtc ct sem
.S0rtgcrbunoe" on.
- @ie aus Ncm Orleans gentcloct
miro, lit ooicl6it ST. Solcpb Z. Ser
mig, bier Wfal Grdlioent Der oorti4elt
glftienb0rIc, I'M gtIer bon 81 Sobrcr
gcitorbcn. @r. 9crluig >murbc III
Yort.ultsFrince oIS Der Sobn 0c2
onerifnnil6cn &oniulS bon Nnltis
more gc6orcn.
Cine lang 0brige a1 &c.
- 9tnd mcbriGbrlgcm gcridtlidcn
@oripicIe fam geltcrt cnOIif oic Dicl,
bciprodcnc aloge Der .Werdont@'
Notionolbonf" Ncgcn Die rGbein'
pcutc GompiihiiiS.Go," I'M Supcs
rior.@ Crid)t 5ltr Bodybuilding. Sur;
Dor Der &crbunoIlng 6eS Sales
mur0en pom Hidter 3ublltngSbeicbIe
at @ltnitcn Der 9ont gegen ole
sGbciupcote Gompicr : So" un0
oc0cn Die Baltimore Gbeiopeofe'
Hidlmun0 Compiler 60" cingetru.
qelr, lpoOllrd) MIR nod Die Summc
Don ca. $4,000 pnn 6en 8el6lpore'
men Ill %cntifciocn bleibt. Die aluge
entItal1o aus Den Srnnouftipnen 0c5
Sobn &. Wieilerimitb Irilber zines
mobIbefonnten 0uummollmnfIer5
ltno Der 9unf. Sr. Weiierlmitb er.
Ionate olli cine Nn5obl 6ruhtbrlere
gnleiben, llr0 ais oos @el0 ruliJ
por mo Ole 9ultf bon Den Sron5'
Decentralization Die ais Silrglhott
oerpianoeten 8uoren perlallgte, iuo.
rem oieielben nid)t 81 iin0en. Wfeller'
lnutb furrbe perboftet mo ipegen be
tril9erilfer Sronsoftionen alli 5ipc'
Sabre nod Dem ;3uhtboule geIunOt
Gle &loge miro m~abriheinIid) meb
rere Gage III anipru6 nebmen.
Hube an Elm Sobr.-0 81
Negerin Ganep @oQer brad ibr Den
adol Grammar mi so. Mfai gegebene.
Berlpreten, Die Snot arf INNER 81
perloIlen, febrte 5llriif, iprlroe Miti
nod abeno perboftet uto geitern al
gefpobnbeitsmdBig unorocntlid)e
5rauen3immer auf elm Sabr nad) Der
Staats arbeitsbauie seianot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-24

YaEe! EaHe!
Mainc, Nr. Ali, 81. Yaul.S trafe.
sur Iciic im's Mmslano beiorst 6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-24

in Bdtttntsfe.
Baltimore 1T 0 9 0 o 0-5
9teludrt % 0 0 0 1 U OIL
Woruu tlnparteitf6er.
HoftnS Pitfer iirb Bbers gotdber fir s,aIto.
Aeiierier Bitber unb Sbed fit g,efunrf.
IN Srspibenee.
ytuoloence . . o 0 1 o 0 o OF
J~eriep'Gtfb 20 0 0 0 D II
On Montreal.
0 q 0 3 3 o 3 o Oil
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-20
Important TO StOrekeepeFs.

Deputy Collector Herndon has re-
ques,ed the publication cf The iol-
lowing Groilar. and We ell he cs-
pecialB attention Of s,ora keepers
aud others having like Interests io
its provisions
!. .ashins,on. september ~ lso5
To Collectors ef Internal Reyehne'
Among the various alcoholic COM
ponnds nov ON the markct odNcr
tis,i and sold as medicine Under
The name of whisky. bittsrs ionic,
cordials. etc. there are some that
are composed chiefly ot distilled
spiriis. or mixtures thereof without
the aanition of drugs or medical In.
rredien,s In sufficient quantities. 10
change materially the character Of
the alcoholic liquor
Thc mct that these eompounds,
lutins the existence Of the statute
imposlne Tax ON proprietary medi-
cines. wcre, without the necessity Of
investigation into ,hsir medicinal
character. by the terms OF the law
made subject to a tax, because lhey
were held out To the public as med.
|lslnes, does not afford ground Nr
~ aud
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-20
Oil and Gas.

During the past few days num-
Der Of local capitalists who have been
associated with oil developments in
the Kentucky fields have secured
a franchise for building gas mains.
Franchises have also been secured
in Winchester and Mt Sterling. and
il plans do not materially change
these cities will have natural gas
within the next few months. The
plans include the purchase Of the
Menifee gas wells and the field.
which they have proved, and the
building of pipe line via Winehest-
er and Mt Sterling to Lexington
The searchers being drilled in the
Eastern field by the New Domain
will have important bearings on that
division of the Kentucky field Drill
ing is gradually being extended out
from the old Beaver Creek field. one
Of the first Developments in Kentucky.
This field eenters around the Floyd
Knott border, and has never been
entered by an independent drill
The Standards machinery is now al
work in several locations outside
the developed sections. and work il
further spreading into Pike county
where several holes have been drill
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-10-20
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railroad and telegraph systems.
the election Of L. 5, Judges and
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