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TOE TIMES-WEMOCRATi LIMA, dlttA TUESDAY, MABCH 4ft, 1903. A FIELD OF PROMISE Is Located in a Portion of Madison County, in the Hoosier State. Although Somewhat Spotted, the Production on the Average, is Large Enough to Warrant Some Lively Work of the Drill During the Year. OIL. MARKET.

Tiona oil jl.65 Pennsylvania oil i.5o Somerset oil formng oil New Castle oil Noi-fh Lima oil bwuiji Lima idlana Uon bid all am cured Hood'9 PUlm non-lnlUtlni; Price S6 of or by nuUl of C. I. Hood 4 95 1.30 1.37 i 06 1.06 One of tie most sections of the Hoosier state present seems to be that located in thf southern part of Fainnount township, and pxtonding on the west to Liberty township, with a HttJe farther extension on the south, VanBuren of Madison county. This is comparatively new territory, and the work of development is bein? pushed very and in most cases the results are such as will have .1 tendency to cause a continuance of operations and it looks as if it would be a. matter of tuz-e until there wouifi a link between Fairmount and Alexander develop- 'nects or the worthlessness of tho i-mtorr is somewhat spotted, ami tint rery light wells are found wthin a range of exceptionally good one's, but this is the case in a sreat many other portions of tlu- field, anil taken as a whole, the sells in the Fairmount are of a fair caiibre with here and there, one far above the average So far the haxt ht-lil up a gratifying manner, and some- that started off with a laree production have decreased little, and this is eotiMfiTfrt by the practical oil men as one of the mam features on i i to 'nra an opinion to of any Most jerr.tory n-l'ns; ins; to tne gas companies is ing rati-d on for oil.

as the- sas pres, ire is diminishing considerably, and elass companies not slow in grasping the tVa that the oil business is a pay 'Sit -adufctry, and are also ing then attention to the dtr.Uopment of considerable territory The Manufacturers Xatuial Gas, Co. cot meeting- with the best of su. cei-s in oil out of its well on the Xantv Relfe farm, in section of Fairmoimt township. It was drilled in about a month ago, and started off pumping at a surprisjng rate, but after having been pumped for a week, it was decided to pull thy tubing, on account of it needing repairs and when put hack in, was pumped and made a tank it then taved and the tubing nad to be pulled again Whea pulling it the last time, the crown pulley was jerkey out of the derrick, and they are now using jacks on the tubing, and expect to have it in shape in a tow days. The antics of this well will be watched very closely, as it was an old sasser and when it showed signs of oil, was drilled deeper, and started off with a good production This company has a lease on one acre of the farm, which consists of twenty acres, and the remainder is held by R.

Stut- tim Co These latter parties' are drilling their firs' well on the property and have it So in the sand but t-t LO Buike the relg for an initial output. No. 1 on this farm has been pumping salt water and No. 2 hits the tools stuck. The latter well was drilled in and shot a made a very good showing, but when cleaning out the tools stuck, and pumping has delayed somew hat as i result.

However, it was pumped for over the tools, and made a first class showing, and although an estimate tannot be made as to its pro- cL.ou. it is considered as being iu the class of the other good producers in that district The Fairmount Co. is drilling its third well on the Fairmount Glass property, located section 5. West of the town of Fairmount. thtre is considerable actnity, and the PittsCurg Plate Glass Co.

which is conducting the bulk of operations in that territory, is not losing any time the way of drilling up its leases, and must be prepared to take advantage of the high price of rrt'dii balances In section 30 this concern has finished up its first well, on the Winslow farm, with a production for the first twenty-four hours after the of 20 barrels. No. 2. on the same farm is producing salt water, but has of making a well the saline fluid is exhausted. No.

3 on this farm is also producing salt water, but most wells in this locality start off in this way and in a short time, produce the more valuable fluid. No 4, is drilling. On the H. R. Pool farm, adjoining the Winslow on ice west, the same company has completed No 2, with a production of 15 barrels, and No.

3 is good for muct It is now drilling No. 4. This property is also located in section SO It also completed its No 2 a.nd 3 on the Fred Oakley farm in the same section, and as a result, has a water pumper and a 10 barreler The first on this farm started off at a good rate iml for a long time was KIXX! for a a day, but it is somewhat. Those iatt two completions do not make" the property look as good as the first, but it is thought amt after the water is exhausted in No it will turn in aim make considerable oil In section 31, south of the Oakley and Pool farm, tbe same company has completyJ its No. 4, on tbe Wm.

Bell i a good bhmung When drilled ill the made a nice spray ant! wlifH uumped for two houri, produced The tubing has bpi pulled and the well is beini; cleaned out Nos fi. and 7 are drilling and rigs arc- up for Nos tf and 9 In section 25. Liberty township, the MINISTERS 8 a tt THt STAGE. From Surrounding Attend Lima Meetings. All Day Service at Via Wert Tfeurt- Which Major Cole Will And Prof, and Mrs.

Lowe Will Sing. it is not deep enouf, pay Th Consumer's uas Trust Co has encountered a httle trouble in its second well on the Lindsay farm. in -na; of a very strong gas pres- surt and is unable to pump it for the creasy fluid However, there is a showing of oil. and the gas picssuro dimiriisbes. it it expected that i he a good producer The first well, which was drilled in on this farm last Si-ptfmber, and started off producing salt uatei at a good rate, i- now making about a tank of oil P.

(laj and has hetn holding that late for consKieiauh- i This prop er'y is also located in section 4, of Fairmount township, and is a little of the Reife farm. The above company has a rig up for its first well on the W. H. Underwood i un ttu pans Pittsburg Plate Glass Co. has farm, in the same section It adjoins the churrb and otliers knelt ed its first weil on the J.

Seal farm, A very interesting and profitable son ice was held at the Market street church at 9:30 Monday Three ministers trom towns outside of Lima were present, participating the Lima ministers and Major 'ole in the-services There were 10 ministers present. Cole gave a alk on the chapter of Luke whicn he calls the "Open Chapter" Follow- ng the scriptural exposition a praise service -was held and following that a ong-continued season of prayer, in which the ministers and many others ook part Prof and Mrs Lowe sant; some of then impressive songs at this service. At the R. shops a noon-day service was hold and 125 men were addressed. There are sonis- earnest Christian worker-.

I mong the men in the shop-, firco the ii'-ior- ') ojrt of th.se r.c»n arcri-ti-cl and cmifsserl vlajor Cole nad nlle-1 on these men. lie asked them return his in coming to th" mion meetings Tt Tririty chi'rch in he evening As it was at in the ihe attcp lam- at the uifetinj; reduced After some singing, Pro- Lull sang, a solo crv impressive 1 Later in the st rice Prof and Mrs Lowe sang a which was very hclprul in developing the spirit of the service- Major Cole made the test and found there were ry few present who wt-r" nut Christians He therefore made his talk alonsr the line of the plan of campaign He emphastyc-d. he is constantly dome, the importance of persona! woik Individual work i individuals, not only in the mectine- but in the homos, on the streets, in the stores and offices, er men and women meet is to be the in which the is. to be developed The rn'-tnbors of the earl church went wh-rt preaching the Gospel. They were at it as recorded 1:1 Acts 1-J He stated a his iin urKiut? KI a all Christ ians taK' p.irt in the public's! by nay tif i was to Iooi5 en their tonKiict.

KO would speak to indnnhials outside ot the on the tbinss of tho Gospel A meet ing of consecration was held in i around the altar and in all parts Towns a a a a i "The Emerald Isle." the 81' Arthur Sullivan that ran a whole at tUe Savoy LOL- doa, and oeaHy huh a year at the HertI' theatre, New Yoik. and which is to be in thin city by Jeffenon De Angelis and hii opera company, at Faurot house tonight is the work of tiie famous author of Pinafore, Patience, The Mikado. lolan-he, Utopia, The Pirates of Penxance. and is said to be a splendid blending of melody suggestive of all of-Sir Arthur's operas. The New York Herald calls it Sir Arthur's swan gentle reference to the fact that the famous composer died, while engaged on the last psrt of the work Cure for colds In the head, chest, tltroat or any portion of the bpdy, breaks up a cold in 24 hours without Interruption to work.

Will prevent colds if takec when first symptoms appear. Price 25 cents. Sold by Wm. M. Melville, old post office corner.

JO GEIGER IS DEAD. RHEUMATISM Cciluiubua. March 24 GciK-ral Joseph Gviger, orator, lecturer, humorist, wit, lawyer and statesman, died Saturday at Ohio General Ginger was 85 years of age last November arid tor many years was a most prominent figure in the affairs of the state. Last Wednesday of about as Mr. CURES AND KiONlY Undoubtedly no class of people arc m'-re severely subjected to tho weather than officers of the iaw.

Probably of people suffer as a result of harsh treatment any nvro than i with rheumatism. There is bar a poltccimn, sheriff or m.irsfcal tbatl.r.j not had it--and badly, too. In a prrat many cities "Blood VTii.6" is recommended by the beads of tho iolice departments, and officers aro told to use it when subjected to long spelts of inclement weatber. Every officer who lias ever taken "Blood Wine" for rheumatism his stomach failed him and since that time he had been unable to take any nourishment He had been ilunsr in Worthington i'or a number of years, and it was in that village in the home of fir Welliner. that tbe end came Death was due to a gradually v.astins away of the svstcm For a.

nunibui of years the general has oeen very fei'We and it has been known for some time that thf end was not tar off General Geiper throughout i he country as the homeliest iran the state and ho was accustomed Kspieh, the city marshal of New Philadelphia, Ohio, docs. "I take tilts opportunity- of von re. with "liloixl A kecpg me out in all weailm, I h.ire bcsn to atuirka of mailim. 1 tncd rwrloiis wet! known rt n- matlc but the results hare ver 'o BBlipfacty But ti ben 'Uluod fautvl a Yu-nedy th.it romj'leN'fy cureu ir ftndUid It rrinmlaMy time. ,1 rccoiT'njCfltl 4 iJIuoti Wine' ilicu.

malic auffiunf." His was a case of aggravated rheumatism. It was not a now case, but an old stubborn case of long stontiric, one that broke out in intense fury wui every wet spell. Sir. had suffered st severely that lie had lost faith in all medicines, and only under protest did he consent to try "Blood Wine." Klicu- mntisrn forms crusts of lime like do bon toov 'IT freely nni in Covered joints, tixy g- nnd bleed aid gouge into one a oerause of tin ir MZO ai -1 and produce etcrutiat.pg This is way Mr tsp.cb Ml. TTo was in ry 'h ry lie commenced 'nK it immcdiaUly hu blood.

but surely it s'raoted lire and neutralized bluoti; then it di'-olred those cr-. about his bmies. Whea this was d- mi iswa thcs rmue nc-w tissues to cover these then ti rough blood it prudnccd sui oil to keep the joints freely and moistened. Consequently the laft and Hr. quitkly bi a a well man.

Kov ho hae pan IIo eats well, teeh veil, and 11. it any womk-r that be tell ubou it and say a pood word lot i tho mod a me which r-irod hur X'j suffering with kidney disease should Jt will tin- a 5 ease entirely out of the system FREE BLOOD TEST. the l.loici. Hie only an i.t^s 11 one's true cocUition a hATC an expert inr blood Irce of chantc, by Bin. to the Damlclte Co, for full to take pride in the a and mention Oiit about the joints.

Instead of the "Blood Wine" costs fifty cents it in his public i His phys was remarkable Always i i specimen of manhood, hi features resembled those of a hawK with nog" ami chin nearly meetin He -t 1'cct height luit the Mns'l cutitann 1 brai, and sijj-it a Chemistry i proves thst the body to be perfect iy nourished must receive food that contains all the properties found in whole heat and in the same proportion. (T- i-r- rl 01 (, is ou hr.j them all in JML Made of he wnol and nothing else. wheat Contains -a all the Food properties suited for nutrition in the Relff on the south acil bas been operated on by the Indiana Natural Gas Co with good results Its No 1. which completed about seven wteks started off with a production of 40 barrels, and still continues to make aliout the same amount. Its I No started off with a production of 1 25 barrels for the first day, but whether or not it will hold up as well as No i 1, is still a question, as it was just recently completed is now drillm? No.

r. Another farm in this section which promise of being productive of good wells is tie A. locat- ed within a short distance of the Relfe and Underwood properties. It is a 40 acre piew, and Decuer and Sons i have a lease on 30 acres, while the other 10 acres is held by Indiana Natural Oil and Oas Company. The former recently completed a well on this farm, which started off with a production for the first day of barrels, and is still holding np at I the rate of 40 barrels.

Tho wells in i this section not only appear to be I large pr.jduter.-j. but up to the present displayed rfraarKable staying quantify, and the wells on the abose farms might be said to be as good as any in the lower Grant county field The latter company has a rig up for its first well on the other part of the property, and the result of this well will be watched with much in with a good showing, its output for the first twenty-four hours after the shot being 40 barrels it has been completed for two weeks, but only one tank has been account of thy well not being connected i the 1 line, and during that time the hea had not been pumped off. This is located directly west of the development in section 30, Fairmount, and this company is doing considerable work in that locality. On rhe L. Gaddess farm, in the sam-f- section, the above company is rushing development work, and ing toe last month has completed 3 wells, and at present is drilling 3, and has a rig up for another.

Of the late completions. No. 4 produced 15 bar rels, No. 5 is pumping salt water, and No fi is good for iS barrels. No 7, and are drilling, and a rig is np for No.

10 Arnica Salve, Has world-wide fame marrrlous cures. It surpasses any other salve, lotion, ointment or baJm for coma, buikin, bolls, gores, felons, tetter, rheum, sores, chapped hands, akin sruptuias; infallible for piles. Cure guaranteed. Only IS ceuU at H. P.

Vortkamp's 4rg store, comer North SPECIAL BARGAINS. New 8 room modern house, on weit Wayne street for 92100.00 Easy pay- Imenta, given April let. Borrey first well on the 29-tf. KALB ft THRIFT. Florencn Underwood farm, atljuinins I Room 3 and 4 Opera riomw Block.

the Wro L'nderwood, on the east, was in a long-continued season of prayer for a blessing that would give freedom 111 personal work. During ibis season of prayer Major ole had personal conversation with a man in the audience who accepted Christ and confessed Him before the audience just before the benediction was pronounced. Many of the ministers expressed satisfaction with the results of Sunday's work and the way the interest and work are developing. Ministers from Van Wfrt have secured Major Cole for two hours at their all day mooting on Thursday Prof and Mrs. Lowe Avill also sing at Van Wert on Thursday Prof.

Carroll, Clairvoyant and Palmist PNEUMONIA FOLLOWS A COLD But never follows the use of Fol- ey'a Honey and Tar. It stops the cough, heals and strengthens the lungg And affords perfect security from an attack of pneumonia. Refuse substitutes. For sale by H. F.

Vortkamp, cor. Main and North streets. is permanent ly located at 224 N. West between High North Streets. He give? advice on busineas.

specu lation, marriage, love and divorce Reunites separated, causes speedy and happy marriage with the one yo-j love, removes evil influence, speaks to your departed relatives and friends, gives names; in fact, everything. Questions answered as a teet. His charges are--Ladies SOc; gentlemen $1.00 for this week only. Absolute satisfaction guaranteed or no fee accepted. Consultation oniy at his apartments during hours 10 to 8 daily; 10 to 6 Sundays.

Walk in. New phone 660. rf ported as starting off with a production of 3f but it is thought that it will do much UeKer present tubing is rcplatt 1 Iff a treat. tbe It mas pulled few days ago and steamed 'and a leak was found, and wlvn a new joint Is put in. thp think that It will be flood far 60 or 70 bar- The No oo the W.

Fallows farm made 25 during the first twenty-four after the nhot. The Knterpriw Transit company ban Tin up for No 1, on tbe farm alfto Incausl in nection 4. and tbe La- Co No 1. on the J. Barter farm.

drilling in aoad TIM NMnnt Ou On No. DANGERS Of PNEUMONIA. A cold at this time if neglected is liable to pneumonia which is so often fatal, and even when the patient the development of coonumptlon. Fole i Honey and Tar will stop the cough, and itrengtaen tbo lungt and prevent pneumonia. For tale by H.

t. Vortkamp. corner Main and North A RARE OPPORTUNITY. chance, want in Rood MEETING Of Pennsylvania Railroad Stockholders Today. Philadelphia, March 24.

The proceedings of the meeting today of the stockholders of the Pennsylvania rrfllroad were of a purely routine i character In accordance with the decision previously reached the three retinns directors. George. Wood. W. H.

Barnes and Stuart were re-elected tor a period of years The resolution to increase the capital stock by was ratified No other businoHa of Importance came before the meeting. I WHEN IN NEED OF DENTAL WORK Call on E. F. HARRINGTON, The Reliable Dentist. Set at teerh, vulcanite plate, Spring fever---that lassitude.

Ian- Kuor, Indicates lack of vital force. It also indicates the neH of HaKWs Cordial of Cod Liver a Bpring tonic that puts vlforoitA activity--life--energy Into to men between the of 25 ctpry flbn nwrp and S6 Incorporate In well A from 11,000 to ttiNft can tnvMtod. A Invattmtnt and profltt, Rooting. apooUnc. etc.

on thon notkw. MMITB Bnugc Work $4 M. Pal Diets Extraction of teeth 50c. No charge for extraction when new teeth are ordered. A positive guarantee with every piece of work.

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Men me who iuffer from ren iTICII. tare old sgeasamaltof yoathfni Indiscretions or excels of later years; who are troubled with too frequent evacuations of the bladder, or by finding a milky or ropy sediment in the urine; and OB account of this unnatural waste and loss of vitality are unfit for business or marriage. You can positively be restored to manly vigor. TO CURP SYPHILIS, HO MATTER OF aypnius, HOW WMNI STAHDIHG. Of Prostate and Bladder, Gleet, etc IB 8ta ntly relieved and permanently cured.

Cured in five days by our special treatment. XQ detention from your daily work. You take no chancfts with Reference: Banka, Newspapers, and the beat business and profeMlonal men in the city. Established 1897. are fatal.

Consult ns at once. Consultation free to all. Office boon froto 8 a. m. to 8 p.

Sandaye, 9 a. ro. to 12 m. DR. GASAWAY CO.

main Over Times Democrat Office. LIMA, OHIO. A By all oddt the moit intensely interesting IZflllff A to California through Denver and I if alllUrilla Salt Lake City, pact alTthe magnificent Colorado Kenery by daylight, and around Cape Horn on Silm Another thin; about thw in peculiar rcednni from tevere Manna and which Generally the sun tblnei clear and bright all the way. Our Penonally Conducted Excursion from Chicago and Low fo Out WAV week. vow KeatcK ticket ajr" them, or tttd to far of fctpm QHMCIWWf VM Through Colorado ent our IN FW SPA PERI.