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How To Prevent Group.

1t may be a surprise to you to learn
that in many cases Group can be pre-
vented. Mrs. II. M. Johns, Elida, O.,
relates her experience as follows: "My
little 10y is subject to Group. During
the past winter | kept a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the
house, and when he began having that
croupy cough | would give him one or
two doses Of it and it would break the
attack. | like it better for children
than any other cough medicine be-
cause children take it willingly, and it
is safe and reliable" Sold by all deal
erS. adv**
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-11-27
THE
Second National
Bank Of EKt0n
NO. 4162.

We receive accounts of Corpora
tons, Firms or Individuals, and will
be pleased to meet or correspond with
those who contemplate making changes
or opening new accounts.
Interest paid on Certificates of De-
post remaining months.
Safe Deposit Drawers in Fire-proof
Vault for rent at So, So and SIS per
year, as to size.
Depositors living at distance from
the Bank can send remittances by mail
safely, which will be promptly ack-
nowledged by return mail.
Discount Day, Monday of each week.
Inquiries will be promptly answered,
and any information relative to bust
ness cheerfully given.
VIM. T. WARBURTON, President
JAMES ]. ARCHER, V.-President
/. ID. DAVIS, Cashier.
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Child cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q q STO Fri q

William Dorsey. of near Milford,
De-, .ast week picked a second crop
of apples from the same trees.
The following organizations o.
Montgomery county have affiliated In
order to bring about successful CO
operation between them. the County
Federation of Woman's Clubs, the So
cial Service League, the AEti-Saloon
League, the W. c. 7. IT,, and the Agri-
cultural Society.
Itching. bleeding, protruding OF
blind piles have yielded to Doan'sOint.
ment. SOC at all stores. adv :
William Duffy, chief clerk for c. D..
Cottingham and Company, Of Snow
Hill. was killed in an auto collision,
near his home. one day last week.
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No Two Noses Are Alike
VI I 9sq
Zach Eyeglass to give Satisfaction
must be carefully adjusted to fit
khe face Of SIC y.-1r

Your work, health, happiness and
eyesight can be improved by having
pair of improved glasses. Call and
believe. Every Tuesday, all day, also
every evening, except Friday and Sat-
urday, you will find Specialist Wood
cock on eyesight in his ElktOn Office
opposite Court House. He visits
North East, Nd, at Hotel Cecil every
Wednesday, 9 A. M. to IL o'clock noon.
Every one in Cecil county who writes
a postal he will call on them, examine
their eyesight FREE OF COST.
In his Philadelphia, Pa, Office, 1898
Olive street, every Saturday.
aug 22-6 m
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News In Brief

Plans are being made by Elkton and
Havre de Grace Odd Fellows to insti-
tute new lodge at Betterton, in the
near future.
Two hundred rooms are to be added
to the DUPONT Powder Compahy's office
building in Wilmington by the cree
ton OF an annex at the Tenth and
Shpley streets end.
j. I. Hopes has been elected vice
president Of the Maryland Horticu!-
tural Society for Hartford county.
With Is members the Woman's
Christian Temperance onion of Ches-
tertowE. has been organized with Mrs.
William 1. Brown, president, and Mrs.
Clifton l.. farrell, secretary.
Miss Lucy Branham, of Kent county
who performed a heroic act whine
teaching school in St. Petersburg, Fla.
last January. has been notified that
she has been awarded a Carnegie
medal and 1000 for bravery. She
rescued two girls from drowning in
the surf in st. Petersburg during the
time she was teaching. The media.
and the money are great surprise to
Miss Branham.
mail no,1ch n,ucb v,o,.,, .rd oo,,
taieing registered letters, money Or
ders and other mail, recently found bv
guuners, near Lincoln, Del, is thought
to have been stolen from Glendale,
Del, postotiice last May.
C"uEnt py TONS OF earth and stones
th3t sSlP2Ped from an embankment,
J'hh = b"u yI general mana
EC' r,,.al l - iJ'I NGlllPaiiS,
Tbnr,,I", Of I"s+ ' ,ya oI''e' 10 ue"'n VII
~, 80 .1.t,a','. ~ W.,
Naw Castle ard Delaware Citv Ri
way Co. and those of the Wilninptoo
and Southern Traction CO will hold .
meeting on December 10 for the pur-
rose of voting for the abortion of re-
constellation or merger OF the two
companies.
A. Granville Ferguson has been
chosen financial secretary of the
George and John Athletic Association
of New Castle.
Falling down a flight of steps at
her nome IN TnGStefJG"n;; one DAY. la5t
week. MRS Wi,llahl II. hlakeney Ifac, rae,
tured hcr collaroohe ana SusIalhei
other INJURIES
*For regular action of the bowels:
easy. natural movements, relief of
constipation, try Doan's Regulets. 25c
at all stores. adv*#
Tbir+v-four nersons have made an
plication for carrier or the new rura!
route to start from Salisbury post
Office in the near future.
4 soil survey of New Castle county
Inv r NJ Morrison of the Department
OF Agriculture mas been completed
when baby suffers with Group, APP
ply and give Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil
at once. Safe for children. A little
qoas long way. 25c and SOC. At all
drug stores. adv**
,,,..,..,,,, ,,,.o4i.m 81 ~. ,..oo;o
Inc "iI5 10; 't SeLi y ne -a.oo,.
w" 1 -, u,li' '' Lold ~ t1 St,+a
y laI ai,a w; yr nelu i,S ','e Vel.
''o. va ~ '''0'' wv 1o',; '''0' -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-11-27
Literary Society

The first meeting Of the Literary
Society was held at Jackson Hall, near
Cowentown, Saturday evening, Nov
rmber Is, with an attendance of fifty
two.
Tho program was as fol,ows:-
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Child rem cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
O. s tt Fri

MIS-. Alice VI. KeCd, Oh 9WyTHa'
Del, has accepted a position as organ
izer with DR.. Paul NJ. Pearson, of the
Swarthmore Chautauqua Association.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
.qicenacn .

Sobn .. au9L "a, sro Syoa
9opcrs, II.
Carl N3cGorfrou, 90, 8iImiuatou,
0rI., uno Carrie 9. Su0Ier, %,
Baltimore, Mlo.
@iuett 8. &oe, acidieOeu Ginciu-
nati, g. lmO GOno g. Goliton 26,
&oiepiIle, Go.
GOmqro 9lppIcoort0, %, unO Sc.
len @eQ, 1S.
RoD q. @bccIer, 80. unO 9LIice s.
giiBlcp, 90; 8ciOe BON Sarrisbrrg,
HcnniplDonien.
SSobn S@ultc, 81, Gorueg, glO,
lmo Sutricia 9. SauIep, i9, 9oIti-
more.
WlidoeI 6. Qietrid, q, umO Ma-
tbiIOa &. @olf %.
sSronf $. Coent1aI 81, unO 9loeI
9ioberts. 90.
SSoHes $. Gbonlpion 81 lmO Ga
tberinc SciIlp, 16.
@opin 81. G5regorp, 2S, 2olrooiac,
D}o.. uro 9ertbo 30. 9eGibou %,
Baltimore.
Charles 81. 6ricnO, 30, unO GItcno
&cppIcr, &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
Hefanntr iidl idlnlbia.

Ser 9leger ggm- Seufins befantte
iid aeitern I'M GrinIinul-@eridte
ihuloio aus Dem Sdoiticuiter oeS
sSiupelicrIa0enS Scr Gbos. s. GroofS
Company, 91r. ia, @eit.@oltimorc.
StraBe, II ll6reu I'M @ertbe bon
$40 gcitoblen 81 1abeu SSenfins
mar crit flint Gage Oor6er aus Dem
@eiduaniB entlaHcn worocu iuo CAB
on, OoB cr teine glr6eit iinoeu fonute
lmO 5ungrig mar, ais or Oeu Tie6s
ito6I arSfii6rtc 9lihtcr Bono bebieIt
iid) OaS llrt5cil Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
SoSialiiten 6n6et einen YlaDorsa
GanOiontcn.

Scrr Gbas. g. Saunders bon glr.
d2S, Siio-@ilmor- -StraBe, miro icinc
9lpplifation nm 9(liuabme ouf ooS
oifBiclle @abltidrt ais N}aporSsGon4
oioat Scr So3inliiten III scr noditell
3eit einrei6en. SER Saunders, Der
Gin GeiHGit an Der 9iebt-StraBc 6at,
iianunt ans Geae. GeutidIano; cr
fam ais t6 Sabre alter anobe nad
9lmerifa. 0err Sainlocrs idat, onB
oic lo5ialiiiiiHe @lottiorm in Der
WAmi5ipalluabl Dem Golte Gas gebcn
mil, mas cS ielbIt perlan9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
&eutiae @dIuBrnte: :

"a a / 8. r 3uiubr 156,3 ,3S6 Bns
ideI; @eriouOt bon ocn GIepatoren
562,257 9ulhcl; GIcuatoren Dor.
.otL 4 pr- aOO p.rL,T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
57,9S9 Nuihel
Seutiqe SdIuBroie:

$ afer. ~ 3umbr 32ll G1llhel;
&erionOt BON oen eleoatorcn 19S,.
992 @uiheI; Glenotoren @orratb
919,139 8uIhel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
gNu II 0mma v. (9raN?

0oS 6iciigc 0ctcttiu.Noiptquar.
tier lit bon Oen @e60roen bon Qlont.
gomcrp-Golmtp benahri6tigt nor.
Oen oaB am II. M6r5 sic 81 Sabre
oIte emma 9. @raD, bon Wiontoo.
mcrp Gounip, ipnrIos ucridpmoen
lit. Tie Noli5ei bat cine aenouc De
i9rci6mg Der %crmiBtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
WaItimOrer WarftberidIfe.

Wiittm I'D, q. WARS 1915.
@}ebl. - 3ufubr 5000 GGiier,
eiuidIieBIi6 1922 6diier 81 2ocuit
Yoint lmo 1868 6diier 81 @anton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
@sieiGct eilcn ennOiit.

Soerr @alter gS. 9l6eQ, Scr @r0ii-
bent Ser ,Grown Gorf & Seal Ga. I,
hat sen olS ,,@cspcr Sill" befmntcl
9anoiit oeS 6rIs. WiorD aeuueop
Boone al Der 9eaono.9lueme, nabc
G6arIes- -StraBe, api Orei Sabre 8c'
mietbct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
qufaI6eridtc aMs ggai6inaton.


q
eiHgcrefht.
Gcitcrn puroe i'm @eribt Oas &c.
itauent ser peritorbenen SRI. Slipia
gSalter cingereidt. nof oeiien sc.
itimmuaeu iie i6ren etuQ onf $t6O,.
GOO geiddbten NadlaB ibrer Sdwe.
tier SSoo gSalter biuterlGBt. Ser
Shpoger ser Geritor6eHen, S.@leun
Goof, lnO oercn O}idte 2ouiic g..
@egemonu fins 81 GcitomcutSpoII.
itredern crnmnt por0eu.
@rouorbciter @irren in
@ai6iu9tou.
Ole Unions @rauerei glrbeiter
Son @oibington imo oie Te6tsan-
pGltc ser 9ierbrouer bonn 0iitrift
Columbia Iicseu mitcinonoer in Ell
nem 9e6tSitreit, ser eutidcioer ioQ,
iuie ciu ueuer Gontroft 5piiben ocn
Unions 9(r6eitern unO Sen glrbeit.
ae6ern in @irfIidfeit rnigcictt per.
Oeu iou
Sine gln5obl GificrerBeu in 2obE.
froaen un0 g(r6eitsoouer iinO in sem
letter Gontroft gercgeIt lporoen. Ser
am 9. 9lpril o6l6uit. Sic 9(r6eiter
iettcn lib iebt ser Grreueruug oieies
Gontroftes entgeacn imo Iienten eli
ne gln5ahl neuer EorGerimQei 0ie
oic 9ledtsonpGIte scr @roucrei6eii.
ter fir unonue1mbar erflGren
Die al Oieier Troac intcreiirteu
9rauereien iin6 oie foIgen6cn: 6.
Sclrih ,,Nationol Capital 9l6ncr.
GrlirD"~ n@oibiu9tor," mO n9lr.
liugton." Tie Nlr6eiter uerOen 0urG
sic folgen0cu llnionen rcprGicntirt:
o9rapcry @orfers," Beer IriberS
llnioL ngottIcrs lIuiou~ nGngi.
ncers ltnion" mo Oie n6ircmen'S
lluion."
Ger lett o6geloitfene Gontroft ent-
belt cine @louicl, Die Sen glrbeitgc.
Der crulGdjtigtc, nod ser Ginfii6-
rlna 6es sSoucs @orfs Spirituo.
fen 9iceu3 @eicbeS 9(rbeitcr 3R
cntlaiicn mcnn Ser @eidGitSDerliit
in 6oIgc ocics ncucu @eicbeS cine
Scrabiebimg Scr 3abl ser 6ciddftig
ten glr6eiter notbpcnoig MAIDEN
iuiir0e Die 9(rbciter erf[Gren ulln,
ooB geniigcno 9lrbeitcr cntlaiicn
poroen ieien, in6 piinicbcn in oen
neuen Gontraft oie glbI6oifung oie'
cr Slortiel. Die 9lr6citer befiirHten
obcr nod luciterbin eiucr giidgoug
Oes @cid1ftes mO piocricten iid
Der gI6Idaffung Oieicr Gntloiiurgss
Gloiicl.
Cine onoere Strcitfroac lit 3rui-
Ibcn Sen 9ierfinIdern unO Sen 9lr-
6eitge6ern ent6ronnt Gie 8ierfnt-
iGcr baben bis6er minOeitens $26
pro @odc oerOient imS batten ouS
@orrebt iitb nSeIfer" 81 engagircn.
S,n Ser Tbot beroieutcu sic @lltiher
3milben $35 ms $50 sic @ote, III
garautirten @ebGltcru imS Gonunii-
lion bei'm 9icrperfoii. Sic Seller
muBten BON oeu @iertiitideru ielbit
6e6oblt lueroct
9ldh Sem Snfroittreten 0es SoncS
g4orfS @eietes puroen eirige aut-
iher ebeuiaQs entlaiieu un0 oieie
mo6tcn Oaroui aclteuo, BOB oie pou
i6nen on9eiteaten Seller 0lescr &C..
iueien eien, sic nidt 81 ser llnion
aeb0rt bdtten. sic Derlongen lest
ouB i6ncu Gin feiteS Gc6alt bon $26
sic gSode ge5ablt imO Elm eiuer
lluion angeboren0er Seller fiir eincu
Ge6olt bon $t4 Oie @oGe beisege6cn
miro.
Ger NeGtsouipolt 9con Sobriner
pertritt oie 9ier6rnlereien. Gr cr.
fl0rtc 6eiite, ooB Die @roucreieu eber
ihlicben ipiir0en, ais Oen Goroerm.
gcn ser llnioueu nddge6cn Ocnr
oas SSobns Qorf Weies babe Die
9ierproouftion in Der 9inOesbaupt
noOt bcreitS inl 40 Ero5ent berd6.
gcictt, urO Oie @eieLidniten ieien
oobcr niht in Der Sage, pcitere 3u-
geitdnoniiie Oen 9lr6eitern ill ma.
den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25

Wnihcl; Nerldn0t Oon 0cn UIeb
rcn 4G,S75 @uidcI; Glepatoren.9
ROTH Sl1.257 glniheI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
SECOND CALL.

200 eaIio Sin der, 81 e 9).... o5
5000 elio & Cub 5sr Cge) ........ .ioi}{
1000 g S g & 3 notes .... oo9s
800 6 Is g & 3 notes .,.... ool4
600 Goal & Srau 9l1 Der ....,..... 0eN
5000 unltes 8pS iHc 4er.a..,..... 6iA
10 sIuibciIc 6ioeIiD q Gepoil .i47
25 glnibeiIe SoniioH SiI ~... 1914
os gIutOcllc goritcsn eeniral. s4ss
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-31

HERE ON FEBRUARY 8
The Most Notable Musical
Event i'm the History
Of Oklahoma.

lN NINtI TO ttt'Illu'hhIt lNN NUM-
dreds of out-of-town patrons who
have already written i'm for reserya-
uous, the advance scat sale for the
concert TO bc given I'm Convention han
February 3 by padoroWsN, Will open
at the ReNlll drug store tomorrow.
The requests for seats already re-
ccNod boy c. c. Spindler Of the Spind-
lcr Conservatory of Music will be
filled i'm the order they were received.
The same policy viii prevail during
the remainder of the advance sale.
Local persons are expected 10 take adj
vantage Of the early sale, and there
should bee "a lively demand for choice
tickets tomorrow
Genius and Pains.
Padcrcwsd is one of the most strk-
ing examples of the definition that
genius is the capacity of taking in
finite pains Granted that the funda-
mental genius was born I'm him and
granted, also, that he is endowed
with a. most unusual personality
neither of these would have counted
for much had not he made his life
one Ut uu,ndIug work and had the
couragc tO overcome obstacles which
would have been iusurmouutable to
most artists.
Ills life began with sorrow. His
father gentleman farmer in Po-
doIa, Russian Poland, become in
yoNud Ion the great revolution I'm the
early srNtIu. lui n 1853 whom l--
mace was three years old, was BAN
IeI,U Iu siberia whence uc returned
several years later "a broken man.
radproWskI's mother, from whom h is
said hc iuhcrits his genius, died when
he was % child. From earliest child
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Rent your rooms Tso world Want
Ad way-suve time and worry.
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NOTICE

All advertising for position
wanted, furniture for sale and
personals are cash with order.
Out of-town ads. will not be
'Un unless remittance is made
with orders.
HwD cents per word for all
ads. ordered missclassified.
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ADWEIR TlSlMG RATES

Al advertisements will be accepted In
The World on the following conditions
ONLY:
light 90 revise aud classify all ads Re;u-n
Erong replies. Three time ads very Sc dom
ish Money refunded on unused insertions.
Errors corrected or money refunded.
RATES.
Ole cent q word for al rlassiHcatlonl
-Yce,t personals and matrimonial which 10
10 cents per word: riuimum charge IS
,Tuts Your credit is good II you own a
Ihore. except for personal, furniture for
sale and position wanted Advertising which
are cAsh. Clsssificauon not guaranteed after
o. ~.
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DISPLAY

All advertisements are accepted with the
tItinet understanding that position Is not
guaranteed, Requests i0r position will be
'farged wtrpthcr ia position as requested or
nJl. Notice OF Typographical or other errors
olErs be given in writing In time for corree'
wen, before the second insertion, otherwise
~ 'lsims viii be allowed Proofs win be
.ChSiitted IN advertiser ONLY when copy
tHt been handed into the office 4s hours
previous 10 press time on the date adyer'
de4:lent ls to run The delivery Of COPY
Ok advertising IN the busiress office or to
a. smDloys OF said paper wil be considered
D. seeeptsnce OF all rates and rules which
arJ IT, fleet
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Iu ulllEH
Cts5Ll. .a' .I5!EGO
MhLE HELP WANTED

V-lI-TEI VT--- I--- U--I-- II---rrl-ar
SerWra.
WANTED Messenger hnys with bicycles.
Il1s'y Mc,,gn-er Service
WANTED F,periprrpd show man wants
position maua-n- picture house. halg
money Z" hgN interest eI4"-I'.. Us gov"
Word
--..-..---,--,- -- -
ror,oiit.r r1r.t Il a,nrrinrrrd able .,
rrnr1ata I'm I. ont and carry forward
mail .rrIir' carnai.n 40 success. of a man.
u'grirpd article Address. giving age,
reference. eNp.H'.r'. salary wanted ana
sample. OFF WORK. h"N lI'" care N"'W.
-. ,,,.,.,,,,,,,, ,l-,,,,,rr,
HklI w ED A(tLN 10
WANTED 30 GOOD appearing men HNN MN.N'
,.o, . j.. m m0Ea ,' money! writ, or call A. L.
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UNFURNISHBD ROOMS

FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms, S5
month Call at 102 West First.
TWO furnished rooms for lirht hOusekeep'
inr, SIS Ssaib PsaxiAs 81 week
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HOUSES FOR RENT
BUNGALOW

for sale. Five rooms, modern, .o-
Gated g23 Nurth Cheyenne, possession
at once For price and terms see
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Kansas City Live Stock
KANSAS CITY Dec. 30 .NOGS-RD
ceipts $500, higher; bulk 2G.25mG70
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Sr LOUIS Drr "U-pOl IIRY and
BUTTER Unchanged.
EGGS-2Gig gm27c.
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New orleans cotton Closing

GALVESTON. Dec 800 Cotton mlddNnE
l2.glr. receipts GAZE sales 100, stor"
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FukNISHED ROOMS


FOR RENT
FOR RENT Furnished rom 5oS South
Frisco.
FOR RENT Three rooms So per week.
lo6 South E.wood
FOR REST Room modern. gentlemen
ON South Huu.rr
T0R RENT Two modern housekeeping
rooms ~ South Norfolk
7-7-1,- T--.--7-- -7r--f-- -0ow m0drrn
Innia -ug ymn Boulder
----.-- --.---i---,- ---l-.,- T----c
NV'f. ~. Rf, "I.-
-. ------------ -
FOR hgoE,I -.r'-g,4., i"r.ti''' ''o"'. '''s'
..-- --' --...-
FOR RENT 1.-Two or three modern house
h,--.-- Ln--... ---- -.,-----
FOR BENr-Iro rooms for light house
lrrpng 1897 East Burnett
T0p PFVT--Nfrr- warm -Corpfng room 400
South Frisco Phone i9li
1.-.r,- I,t-,-1, ---1I -I-,[,,i[--- ,-,rj T0r-
'Vn & h,' r. f,,. ,,. pEorc iI6I.R
,.--.-,.s .z- w.. ..--, - -,-
Fok E.I l",I i4n"''rgIu BI.r, sogoo goo IOo"
private L-.---, ----- --- } ----- 49,
room, aud one sleeping room. Phone
1865
gentlemen. 722 South Boulder. Phone
l5uS,
fG' HEN .t' 1t n,.,rt.,1 rT0nc
,qH"--
i-7Z-l,.-- -----,-5I-I ---o-- lit, g1-o--, I-91
f,,,r Iln,ts from Taurtt and Main Coi
o01l
7-1I3 TI-Z--- T,,,--i-I-o,I 7i-I- Tor-cIcc1j,-r o.
. I'N Nlff,.--i,, rla,a 4oI Norh Rostnr
mn" '." ,,oI 7
---- -
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WANTED TO RENT HOUSES

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-31
AUTOMOBILES.

sFOR SALE or Trade 5.passenger
A Sudebaker in frst.ciass condition, good
Hire and top. will sell cheap for cash.
Brandle Motor Co., First and Denver.
Phone 2210.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-20
ARottef !nsta!!ment of Euro
peal1 War Pict lures IS Be-
Ing Shown Today.

Anothersdnstallment Of european
war pictures is being shown today at
the Star theater, the subject this
Many Interesting and thrilling views
s6f the campaign in and around tho
old Polish capital are included. "The
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-20
OIL AND! GAS
Development.
OF TR|ES1ATE
Latest Reports Of Operations 10
West Virginia, PennsN-
vania and Ohio. T 4, y.

4 = e
Pittsburg oil operators have dis
posed OF large predicting lpropertiesin
the Croitchlowi field HI the Red river
country in Louisiana. The properties
included in the sale are the Pennock
Oil Company, with d produeti OF q;
900 barrels a day, the Parker and
Edwards Oil Company's holdings
with production Of j, re o.. barrels! 4
day and the Atlas Oil Company of
Louisiana sthe purchasing company
and the combined sales appropriated
$2.OO0,00Q. ,a - I. = Z.
The Dorseyville field, in Allegheny
county, Pa, continues to be the CEN
ter Of attraction in the eastern fields.
At thirty-three feet in the thirty-foot
Sand 'the Rushrilfe Drill ling Company
got the lower pay and drilled two feet
in and the well began to fill up with
oil. and has 1900 feet Of fluid in the
hole. They shut down to erect tank
age and are expecting to get an In
crease in production when they drill
deeper into the lower bay. &
Due south Of the Rushyille com
spany's well Alexander VALLEY has
drilled his test on the Mcfarland
farm twenty-sixr feet into. the sand
and. developed ae good show Of oil.
When the we'll began to make ,a,show-
ing drilling was suspended to move
back the boiler. This well and the
Nashville COMPANY well on the Sell
bert farm will be drilled in today.
The American Natural Gas Com
pany''s No. 2 on the j. Haas farm is
holding upsat 3 60.barrels a-day and
the National OIL and Gas Company II
due to get the sand at No. 4 on the
". J. Robinson farm next Tuesday.
Shot Gasser Turns to OIL.
on wits creek, Big sandy district,
Kanawha county, w. Va, the United
Fuel Gas Company met with a sur
prise when itsshot its old gasser on
the G. e. Ruckey farm. The well
was drilled abcilt ten years $50, and
was a good gasser IN the Big Injiin
sand. The supply having been ex-
!hausted. 1t was decided to give 1t a
shot. and the result is q sis, barrel
prodncef. AS am oil stro ducer II IL
purely q wildcat located two and
iorh-haif miles northwest of the Same
.company,s test on the W. +. and ]. M.
Freshman farm. 1t win likely cali
out some new work in that vicinity.
Fair Producer In Tyler County.
+ On Ren'g run, Union district Tyler
county; sschlags and Freid Drilled No.
IS on the j. -. Wells farm into the
Maxon sand and developed a strong
gasser. The we'll has not heen shot
but y spraying OH at the rate Of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-20

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