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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
ARIZONANS GET
MONEY IN OIL
Painter and Barber Are En-
riched by the Duke and
Burk- Waggoner Wells.

Phoenix. Ariz-. April 2S.-NIining ex-
ploitation lansuishes in Arizona while
the population turns toward invest
ment in Texas oil stocks. From Je-
rome comes a story OF a painter. T. C.
.O'shaughnessy. who dropped 500 into
100 shares OF the Duke OIL company.
then repented Of it and hid the stock
in the bottom Of an old trunk. The
other day he had an attack Of some
thing like heart failure on receipt Of
a telegram from a Texas broken.
VIII give you $1,000 a share for your
Duke oil stock" Shaughnessy finally
remem bered where he had thrown the
certificate and put 1t into safer place
lie hasn't sold yet
Der, took a small flyer in what now
is known as the Burke aggoner
Eusher- with profit said 10 much e1-
coed 100000.
SoEaIes Men Form Firm
A close corporation at Nogales has
financed the Southwest Ranger Oh
and Refining company, said 10 have
property within 200 feet Of Ranger
gusher. The officers are E K Cum
Minis. judge ". A O'Connor. A G
Wall, Henry Levin, Joseph Burk and
judge A G Duffy.
IN Douslas is utllE A-Iul POI ~ a
company 10 develop 100 acres in Burk-
burnett, $50 acres in Runnels county
and 200 acres in PecOs county
D A Adams. OF Tombstone. has
formed a small association and is
starting a we'll near Colman City on a
quarter section he has leased.
Tucson men Will drill two wells on
500 acres acquired on the Mexican
east coast. The Arizona Corporation
commission has required that they
bank in Tucson all moneys received
till there is enough for we'll and
that the capital be used exclusively
for development work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
WILL START DEVELOPMENT
IN THE BURKBURNETT FIELD

George c. Thompson. president OF
the Little Wonder Oil company. left
Dallas Sunday night for Burkburnett
10 start operations on the eompany's
property there. While the company
has extensive holdings in nine coun-
ties, Il has been decided to drin the
first well in the Burkburnett field.
W. c. Burke, a director Of the COM
pany in charge Of the e Paso office.
stated Monday that as soon as the
first well was under way this stock
would be advanced TO S12 per share
Some big producers have recently
been brought in in the vicinity OF
the company's holdings and officials
of the company are very enthusiastic
over prospects OF their first well
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
PROHIBITS
DRILLING IN THE TOWN

The story is told in FL Paso that
the excitement about the oil pos
sibilities in the Tularosa Basin, IN
which the quiet pretty town Of Ala
uogordo. y. NJ. is situated, has
reached such a high deglee and that
dfckerine for oil rights in the town
lots has been carried on TO such an
extent that the city council e. passing
an ordinance prohibiting drilling for
oil or gas within the corporate limits.
It Is said that the people and mem
bers Of the council want 70 preserve
the beauty and desirability OF the
town for residence purposes, and feel
that there is an abundance Of ter
rftorv outside its limits To- oil devel
opment- There are reports that already
leaseholds in the basin have sold for
SIS an acre.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
TWELVE COMPANIES TO PAY
DIVIDENDS MAY l. REPORT

Twelve oil companies are 10 paw
dividends May ]. according TO word
received Monday by j. S. Curtiss &
Co. The list follows
Caldwell, 9 percenr= o Boy. IS PEI
cent, gEs-Ardis. Is percent; Gin
site. so percent. and Bank Block. 100
percent. together with unnamed per-
centages for Croft. Wichita Southern
Xxi. Mann Worth. Mann Hood. Mann
Scott and Farmers and Merchants
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

Shamrock, Tex, April 2S--Since oil
has been found in many shallow
water wells, a new interest has been
aroused in operations in this vicinity.
The Texas Petroleum Co has orga-
nized for the purpose OF drilling for
oil The company is made UP entire
ly OF home men and capital Most OF
the stock has been sold and a loca-
ton has been made for the rig.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
FL PAS0-DUKE
CONTRACT LET
Drilling Is to Begin by End
Of the Present Week,
1t Is Announced.

A contract for the drilling Of Fl
Paso-Duke wen No. in the Duke
fields, has been let and the rig VIII be
set up and actual drilling begun by
the end Of this week. according TO a
telegram received Saturday from Col
John Pullman. secretary Of the FL
Paso-Duke company, who has been at
Dublin several days making arrange
ments for the beginning OF operations
on the army officers tract
The first wen viii be located on the
French survey in the Duke fields
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
COnganChe Is
Pushing It's
WeUDriIIing
Much Progress In Seeking
Oil Is Being Made In
That County.

Comanche, Texas. April 2s.-Wells
/ in Comanche county were in the fol-
/ lowing condition at the close Of the
week:
/ Southwestern Oil Co.. zulu Lynn No.
/. Showing for about a Is barrel
we'll Depth ESQ feet
Del-Tex OH Co.. zulu Lynn No. /.
/ Drilling at $3.50 feet. show Of oil and
gas
/ Duke Extension Co. Carruth No. /.
I Drilling up bauer at 26s7 feet.
/ Desdemonda oil and Gas Co.. Miller
No l. Drilling at 1898 feet.
Texas Co.. Wilson No. J. Half mill
llion feet Of gas at ESQ feet.
Producers and Refiners' corporation.
Hodge No J. Drilling al 5000 feet.
Union oil Co.. Cogburn No. l. shut
down at 5000 feet
Roxana Petroleum Co. Rudd No. l.
Drilling at 79S feet
Cosden o. and C. Co. Stockton No
l. Drilling at 294O feet
Plains O. and G. Co. Stockton No. J.
Temporarily abandoned at 1880 feet
Maxwell and Ertell. Montgomery
No 1. Drilling at 1874 feet
Lucky Six OIL Co. Parks No. ].
Drilling at 2293 feet
Thomas and Ludlow. Lucky No. J.
Ready for casing at 3394 feet
Harvey ct al. Brasweu No l. Drill
ing at 29S0 feet Showing for oil at
1910 feet
Producing co Barrels.
Leon valley OIL Co, Haynes No. J.
Producing 60 barrels.
Crawford and Flint. Tate No J.
il5I TO straighten crooked hole at
sam Davis Oil Co., Davis No. /.
Drilling at 3197 feet.
Manhattan OIL Co. Hamlin No. J.
Drilling at 2611 feet show OF gas
Harvey OIL Co. Russell and Ballard
No. I. Drilling at 3045 feet.
J. L Henderson ct al. Bender No.
l. Drilling at 3565 feet
F. C. Henderson Gas Co.. Mrs. r. 3.
Key No L Shut down at 1894 feet.
Looks like dry hole.
Cosden on and Gas Co, Carruth
No j. Making 20. 000 600 feet OF gas.
Tippett ct al Armstrong No. I.
Getting ready TO run casing at 1880
Crescent oil Co, Gray No. /. Drill
Waxahachie Oil Co. Stockton No.
l. Rigged up ready 10 drill deeper
at 1850 feet.
Petroleum Pro. Co. Fleming No. 1.
Drilling AT 2795 feet
ShackeIford County.
Albany, Texas, April zS.-Texas
Gushing Co. Proctor No. I. Drilling
at $3.50 feet
Texas Cushing Co., Candle No. 1.
Drilling at $50 feet
Bennedun and Trees Nofl No. I.
Drilling at SO feet
Sinclair Gulf Co. Reynolds No. /.
Pulling casing
Texas Co. Willis No. /. Drilling at
2Sg5 feet
Texas Co. Webb No. = Drilling at
1920 feet
Empire Co. Padgett No. L Drill
ing at $50 feet
Virginia oil and Refining CO. Rey-
nolds No ]. Rig.
Texahoma Co. block No L Rig.
Murphy and BolanZ. Canrad No. I.
Spudding in
Murphy and Bolanz. Conrad no. .
and 9. Location
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

Breckenridge, Tex. April 2s---Ihe
Texas company was preparing to shoot
the z. s. Curry No on survey 3e. T.
& p. block s, in stephens county when
Il began an initial now Of so barrels.
This wei had been standing in oil for
the last two weeks The shot viii no
doubt be made this week If the flow
does not increase. The present field is
now extended two miles further west
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
TWO RIGS At sTASIFORDs
SHOWING IN CUSHING WELL

From Stamford. Tex. reports are
that two rigs were installed in that
vicinity last week. one on the White
ranch ten miles southwest Of Asper-
mont and a second was about com
pleted on the Colbert ranch. i've miles
northeast Of stamford The Texas
Cushing or and Development com
pany reports a good showing Of oil in
well No. ], now under roaming at $3.50
feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
COMPANIES ARE ORGANIZED
FOR DRILLING NEAR PECOS

The Pecos OIL company has been
organized in Pecos. with a capitalize
tion Of $4,000 TO drill for oil about
six miles northwest Of Pecos. The
trustees are E. J.. Ceilings. +. W.
Johnson. o. j. Green. G. C. Parker and
Ben Palmer
The Pecos Valley OIL company.
headed by C. Thorpe. is another con
csrn reported as organized 10 operate
in Reeves county.
The PeCos-Toyah oil company, com
posed largely Of Pecos people has been
organized TO exploit 1900 acres north
OF there. It is stated that . stand
ard rig has already been ordered The
officers are; Or. 4 E Smith Of
Pecos, president J. NJ Summers, vice
president and general manager J. W.
Luckett, OF Hot Springs, secretary
and treasurer.
r-rrtt. 8. @ IN, ]. No. Rnrds-Aa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
MUCH OF GRANT COUNTY
IS NOW LOCATED FOR OIL

The oil fever has struck Silver City.
New Mexico, and a great part OF
Grant county has been located for
oil. State land commissioner Nelson
A. Field. has reported that over 100
600 acres in the Playas basin and ad-
jacent territory has been leased by
the state oil exploitation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
WILL DRILL NEAR TOTAH
FOR SHALLOW, HIGH GRADE OIL

Couch and Cox OF Ozona. Tex. who
own lands some IS to 20 miles from
Toyah. are reported as saying they
propose developing their lands for
shallow. high grade lubricatng OIL
found at a depth Of about $50 feet in
that section They are sinking two
wells on block 8, section IS, north OF
the Troxel Oil company's well
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
OIL AND GAS ARE FOUND
IN WELL NEAR PALESTINE

Palestine. Tex, April 2s.-Fourteen
miles east OF here is the only pros
pect well being drilled in this county.
II is now nearing 1000 feet and has
made a good showing OF both oil and
Eas- The Producers OIL company put
down several test wells seven miles
northwest Of this city two years ago.
There was some showing OF oil and
gas made but the wells were all
abandoned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

Two wells have been abandoned In
the territory about seven miles south
OF the Duke Knowles development in
Comanche county, Texas These were
both given up as dry holes one was
F. c. Henderson's ]. n Kelly No J,
which had no showing Of oil at $500
feet The other was CullOm & Par
rott's Bennett well and was aban-
doned at a depth OF $500 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

Abilene. Tex. April 2s.-Three miles
north OF the present Andy Urbin test,
Robert Galbreath, Of Tulsa. has a con-
tract TO sink a deep test in the north
east quarter Of section SO. three miles
southeast OF Abilene. on the Oscar
farm. Much interest has been aroused
here as the result OF this announce
ment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
"BAYER CROSS"
ON ASPIRIN
Always Ask for Genuine
'Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"

Only Aspirin Tablets with the safety
'Bayer Cross" on them are genuine
'Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin" owned and
made by Americans and proved safe
by millions OF people. Unknown guam
titles Of fraudulent Aspirin Tablets
were sold recently BY a Brooklyn
dealer which proved to be composed
mostly Of Talcum Powder.
-Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin" should
always be asked for. Then look for
the safety "Bayer Cross" on the pack
age and on each tablet. Accept moth
Ing elsel Proper directions and dosage
q each Bayer package
Aspirin is the trade mark Of Bayer
manufacture OF Monoaceticacideste Of
SalicTli len cid--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
no DILL "a III.

A $500 foot test well is to be put
down a mile and a half northeast Of
Rule. Haskell county. Texas, by Hart.
Nichols and Smith. OF Rcnger, Texas
The building OF the derrick IS 20 be
commenced at once. The location is
in the neiEhborhood Of a well that
was sunk 1000 feet several years ago
ana produced 1000 ct Of gas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
DRILLING IN RUsK.

: Overtou. Tex. april 2s.-With sew
eraI wells drilling in Rusk county
and at least three more 10 be begun
within the next few weeks, things are
looking well for this section At Hen
derson. oil has been found at q depth
Of 500 feet Next week Mcfarland,
smith & Glover Will begin drilling on
their new location near Old London
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

Chas. n. Watson. president OF the
West Columbia Trans-Pecos on COM
pany. operating near Pecos, Reeves
county, Tex. reports that he has
closed q deal for a lease on 1000 acres
of oil land near Cisco with some shall
low pumping wells and that he pur-
poses putting down deep tests.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

san Angelo. Tex, April 2s--The
Leonard Petroleum Co. has completed
a wooden derrick TO replace the steel
tower which collapsed a few weeks
ago The company has resumed drill
ing at its 2200 foot well on the sam
Waring ranch. near Eden, in Concho
county,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

Prof Mack Allison. Of Stephenvule.
Texas. has bought 1000 acres Of leases
in Mason county. Texas, eight miles
northwest OF the county seat He
has been operating in Erath county,
Texas. for the past eight months
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
TO EXTEND ALLEN FIELD.

A Thurber. Tex report says the
Dripping Springs well, 70 miles south
west OF Thurher. is down 1000 feet in
most encouraging structure. II this
well comes in IL means. according TO
opinion. an extension OF the Allen
field a few miles east
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
RosENRATlIs Id DILL.

From Pecos comes the report that
the Rosenbaum interests VIII put
down two test wells on block 5, south
OF town. The Rosenbaums are grain
elevator men Of Chicago who are in
terested in the Toyah valley irriga-
ton enterprise at Balmorheas Reeves
county
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

Muskogee, Okla. April 2s.-A farmer
near Vinita was drilling for water,
when at 200 feet he discovered he had
a five barrel oil well instead This
has started a rush for leases in Craig
county, on the theory that a shallow
pool Is located in that district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

Avoca, Jones county, Tex. is becom-
ing a center Of prospective wildcat
ting oil ventures Kremer and Nc
Carly installed machinery on a site
four miles south Of Avoca which will
be spudded in in a few DAYS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
PECOS OIL FIELD.

Buy an interest in OH Land in the
PecOs Valley. Write me for maps and
information.
james E. Bowen. I1OI Montana ST.,
FL Paso, TeE.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
NOTICE:

II your own druggist cant supply
you give his name and write TO
C-2225 Laboratories. Memphis, Tenn
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

Sidney Hooks is thinking about get
ting himself a pet screech owl to take
around with him to assist him in keep
ing silent at the parties this summer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

Practically So percent Of the en-
pIoyes OF Italian automobile factories
are women
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

Raj Barlow has lost all interest IN
public speakings and entertainments
unless she can take a leading part IN
them
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Notice % Contractors

The County Commissioned o. CT
roll County. I'LL receive sealed pla9
for building : section ! Of State -
Road npou to f0ed leading from -
Black RoeE He'd . the BeckleyasIIz@
Road. i Hampstead district, Of 0zEz
roll county. HarylanAg d distance =
about one HALF mile, said bIda III
be opened until L II. ON the 13th -
Of Nay. 1DI1. 1T the once OF -
Counts Commissioners, ct WestmInz-
ter. -. - - ~ ].
Bid nj = Aaae upon the ablazE
proposal form which, with spseIfI9zz
tons M plans viii DO furnished :.
the County Commissioners upon -
plieatIon and cash payment Of 9I11
as hereafter No charges will Be pr
milIe1. vi saltss
E No bid III b. received unless ~
coznDanIedz - ; certified check To1
the aum d Two Hundred $500 %
Dollars. payah1e 70 -tsse County Com
missionerz.
8 Ths. aueeeaalnl bidder will b =.
qulrea u szYa bond and comply vt
the Acts d the General Assembly =
Maryland. respecting contracts.
Tie County commissioners -
serve The rIEhl 70 reject any and -
bids. M 800 -
By ORDER Of the County Commlsz
sionerH this md lay OF May. 1913.
,. >. STANsBURY.
J. ". MYERS.
~. A. ROOP,
County COMMISSIONER OF Carroll
County. Maryland.
Martin .. He's. Secretary.
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ZssZs4z 80 si5<@i
azr. = sss. Eranl Schneider Eaa
- 4hzzIr .ussis Sunday Mr.. an .Ts.
~ Fxzek and Mr.. Eisler. OF HaII-
more: n and Mrs. Albert 1ordsn
-. Margaret Capies entertained
suzazy =. ana Mrs. John Martin md
soa. DozzaIz. q Brummeli Mr. and
Hzrs. JozE1a OWinEs and son. nr. ~
HErs. Luther Zahft and others.
-. I'd IRE. Reno Waltz had -
their Zusaks Sunday Mr.. and -.
0sozz Thomss and q family. q
Howard county: Mr.. and Mr.. Thorn
aa zzmaazaen, Mr.. and MTs. Dayton
Waltz Al family, Mr.. and Mrs. An-
drew poIzlsE and AGiss Marie roIeter.
r. ladies' aid Society OF Zion
zzszHollzI Protestant church met Fri
d.. Hz.z. IT the ts4utifnI home q
EEr. N r. JoshuA D. oNlnEz nd
~ royaII@ entsrtained BY them. AZ
Ter the pzslrAsa part of the meeting,
rs Over Ley decided TO hold : feaII-
~ June q IN the grove 1t the
church. he sssciai / following : Read
1ng b -. Bertha zahn. I, Elizabeth
Wllhl1e. nary DilmAn : and rs
Susanna ZzapleAl Those 1sciling VsEe
Misses Gladys Eahn, Ethel zshn nd
Alvsrta Wagner. The meeting ID
tourne1 . aeet 4Jnne 6aaf Zra
AIslha r0lstsF's. Tteffebhmsnts ERE
served oAnalsting of ice cream and
Gale. kzL0r thanking the host and
hostess - their hospitality They r.
turned toslhelr homes. Among those
present wSre Messra. and Meadamss
J. .. 0wIngs. Guy y, :Smith, Meadames
Alice n9kin. s9die Conner Elsie
Heck. Elizabeth Walhlds. VlEais zspp.
Martha Easton. Lula zahn. Louise
Hook. MzEy =. owings, Bessie Hugh
e.. BerlAa zAha, Giadys BAR. Lena
Wagner. 1oIdls Wagner. ElsIs 0v-
ings. Hzfx Ditman. Julia Waltz. Rnlh
5hlplsy. .IIiIda shtpiey, .Alsthg Poi
stsr. HIases Marie PoistAF. 0sraldlns
ovings. Ellen Repp owings. Louise
Ouings. {. AnnabAl Smith. Susanna
CapIes. Louise Hook, Ethel szzhn.
Alverta Wagner. Reda Gibson. Trsya
Wagner Margaret and Alverta Waltz.
Msssrs. Jesse Owings. Woodrow d.
Ings. MyrI 0vings. Howell shIplsy
and others. -
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out the serving and entertaining oil
the large, number 81 patrons and
friends present. II p m, Prof
BortneE called The sszael to order,
and the Following nzosram was en-
joyed: Opening chorus, By the
school; playstte. Spring, arst and
second grades; recitation. "Tommy'a
Arithmetic" Valley ErIl1art:. piano
solo, Edith Eckenro1e: pIayette
--latest Thing In Haza.- third and
fourth grades: recitation. Boys
conpl saints Melvin YZnElIns: piano
aolo. Myrtle Strevig: Medical Advice,
third and fourth grades: recitation,
NY Sisters Bet EalIow,g Margaret
Stone: piano soIo. Gsrfrnas Adkins
recitation Guilty OF Not Guilty.
Marguerite Turgoon; Rainbow drill,
1fth and sixth grades: playette.
.iRuggles' Dinner Party: closing
chorus, by school. After the close Of
the entertainment cake and cocoa
we're served. lee cream uas sold for
the benefit of the school. The gross
receipts Amounted 70 ss6.
! The relatives and friends OF Mr..
Edmund Everhart we're notified Mon
day OF his death Sunday. Nay 4, 1t
the homo OF HE daughter. Mrs. Laura
Sill. Philadelphia. p. Intsrment
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Wednesday afternoon In the family
burial : ct II Westminster cemetery.
H - h IN Of Mr.. 0eezze YER
harE anz rs born in this toNa ~zers
he resIazd for number of yezrz.
He vas zged IS years. IL months md
2e days. =.
Mr. and Mrs. Bresksnride Shaw.
son. JOIN. and several friends. II
Frederick. motored here Saturday .
the home 81 their uncle and aunzs.
Mr. John and Missea Carrie and
Edna IaMotte. They returned %
Frederick Sunday evening. re.
Bresasnri6e remaining for the vel.
Mr. I'D Ire. Noah Sellers. Of York!4
were gussIs II the home OF H. and
Mrs. Edvard YinEling.
!. The remains Of young Ar. WsEhsIm.
son d =. - Hfs. En- .Werhezn.
were la % rest Sunday Afternoon n
the Reformed esn1atsry, Rev. DIR. O
Hampstead ofIiciating. He uas I'D
Ie years.
! professor Of Mefcersburg semI-
nary I'll prsaah IN tine Reformed
ehnrsh Sunday raoFning. hay i.
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n.Ysu Best

Everyone ahoaia 20 all he ear =
provide Tor hls family and IN of1sT
20 % II n9 must hegn his physical
sytem Il re bssl s0AAihon pozzlnls
Ne one "a reasonably hops = =
much wen he i half alck goe4
share u tie time. ffsyoa are Coz
'atipated. bilious or, troubled with II
digestion ct package OF Chamber
Iafn's Tablets and follow the plain
printed directions. and you viii 800
be feeling alright and able TO Do :
days Horz.
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Suggestion fer : Camping Trip.
Buy q bottle O. Cnambsrlaln's Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy before leaving
home. AS rule ! cannot b obtain
Sd when on : hunting. fishing or
prospecting trip. NsIInar can IL be
obtained while On heard the cars or
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=HlECHESTRR

The social held In the High School
building. Friday evening. Ny , Tas
: great auocess socially and fInaa-
ctally. Great credit IL due The teach
ers who 20 we'll planned and carried
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JOHN i. BELT v. =. : 81 s' F.s s. N
Domsstes Hhle Goods Notions aad H1ssg SILKS Seges
and llnngs. ladies' and Cents Furnishings.

ne.zalns Black Navy N french Blue Taass n
quality
s s yard yoes in oo soo zza "hss Vo % nehsz
Bingham z yard ges. Ps.as S Muslin a.
each Ladies' - nose 7ss pail .so.s
81
Black Navy PIN Beach soc pair Mons
Baibrggan Shirts nd Drawers Doc ach
Crspa md Crepe dc Chne 30
1asta Corset TIE oa
Special ozzEa T. Crochet Cot
ton 10c ball
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panns.Ivaaza vii build ; EIals
Road from Hanover 20 The Maryland
line. zhsTs connecting with = roz1 II
Maryland = Dalflmore.
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Discretion : the salt that preserves
life and Eancy is the sugar til
eweaIenz i.
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bsiI5 yOuf $1,000 =
Store Open i Night Phone II JOHN D. BELT.

steamships and at such times N
places t i moal likely 10 be needed.
The SAFE ~ = 10 have 1t with you.