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EXCURSION!
October llOu Rttura limit, 30 day.
m 1 3 CHiNr.r
your frlond ef tfer day.
fori
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Well Hicoorda.
In it ropnrt 'titilld "Uorord
ofDoop WHl DiilliiiK furHMI,"
the United States (ioolonicul Sur
vey prosentM tlio results of its
first six month's we) k inlhe sys
tematic colUvtlon of well records
nnd sitmples. lliis report Is the
first of a proposed series of mi
nimi publiciUions.
Tho importance of ncctirato
records of borings whs early rec
ognized by the more enterprising
of the drillers nnd by certain
companies operating in oil and
gas. Among the many ways in
which well records are of value
the following may be mentioned:
To the oil and gas driller they
furnish information as to (1) the
best point for locating the well,
(2) the depth of the supposed
productive bed, (3) the character
of the material to be penetrated,
(4) the amount of water which
will be encountered, (5) the
amount of casing required, und
(0) the limit of depth to which it
is desirable to drill. The rec
ords also show the cost of these
wells and the quantity and qual
ity of the supplies which they
furnish. To drillers and owners
of water wells the same informa
tion is supplied, but with them
the items affecting the cost are,
on account of the lower value of
the product, of increased impor
tance, and questions of head,
quantity, and quality of supply
again come to the fore. To pro
spective owners records are val
uable, us they show the results
obtained by others and the prob
abilities of success of new ven
tures. They are of assistance to
the geologist also, as they help
him to a more thorough under
standing of the geology of the
district, which in turn enables
him to answer with greater in
telligence the numerous ques
tion constantly referred to him
by drillers, well owners, and
others.
All the records that were re
ceived during the year of l'.HU,
accompanied by complete sets of
samples, are presented in this
roiort, as are also a considerable
number furnished by drillers,
contractor, well owners, etc.,
i representing other completed
j wells. The report doe not,
however, include all rcords fur
nished the Survey. Many confi
dential records were furnished
by oil companies and others in
terested in the development of
oil or mineral lands and can nut
be published. Other records
will be compiled and emlxdiod
in rejMrts on sjKcial regions,
. which will be published later.
1 This report was prepared by
, Messrs. M. I. Fuller and K. V.
IJnes. It includes also certain
material compiled from notes
furnished by Mr. A. C. Watch,
who formulated the system used
by the Survey for the collection
of well records and samples.
The New Veterluarjr liiw.
Tlie last legislature passed a
law regulating veterinary prac
tice. This law went into effect 011
June Kith. The law makes pro
visions for the registration in the
oftlceof the county clerk, of all
regular practitioner, including
all who charge for their services.
A board of examiners appoint
ed by the governor will examine
applicants.
All veterinary surguon who
have earned their livlihood by the
practice of the profc.ion for
threyoar previous to the pas
sage of the law uimui tiling a
sworn statement that this is a
fact with the county clerk, will
I' granted a license to practice.
Regular graduates of approved
schools will be granted a license
to practice by presenting their
diplomas.
The stock of the state is lecom
ing more valuable each year.
Horses worth hundreds of dol
lar are plentiful and this law
seemed necessary that treatment
of a proper and professional kind
be given when needed anil to pro
tect the u ner from the danger
of lo bl vuliuble nciai&ls
well a to protect tho animals
themselves from quack and
frauds.
. In a letter to Dr. Kliot, l. F.
Luckey, State Wterinat ian, says
the (Jovernor will appoint the
board n soon as the law goes In
to effect and the new law will lie
well in operation by the first of
August, s
Sweden ami Norway.
Sweden has an area of 17,h7o
square miles.
Norway has an area of 12 1,130
square miles.
Sweden had a population of 5,
221,2U in 1W:1.
Norway had a population of 2,
210,0:J2 in 1900.
Sweden's principle industries
are agriculture mining and man
ufacturing. Norway's principal industries
are agriculture, fisheries and
mining.
Sweden's finanances showed a
surplus last year.
Norway's finance showed a
deficit last year.
Sweden has an army of about
:i7,iXK.
Norway ha an army of about
1,0)0.
Hoth countries have a mnall
number of vessels, principally
for coast defense.
In 1902 Sweden's imports
amounted to $120,299,120 and ex
ports &W,093,1 50.
In 1903 Norway's imports
amounted to $73,201, 500 and ex
ports $4,316,07O.
The Vae of Hot Water.
The best toilet preparation In
the world is plain hot water,
Here are some of the uses to
which you may put it: Drink a
bowl of it every night if you want
a good digestion, a good wlecp,
and a clear complexion. Put a
bag of it to your feet uhon you
have a cold, to your back when
you have a backache, or to the
j nape of your neck when you have
:a headache or feel sleepless,
! I lathe the eyes in it when they
'are inflamed. Soak the hands
in it Itcfore manicuring. Steam
the face with it once a week for
your complexion, llathe the
cheeks in it when you want them
In be rosy. Hat he cold sores,
fever blisters and pimples in
very hot water in order to dry
them up. IJke a patent modi-
j cine a single dose of "hot water
bag" will often cure toothache
neuralgia, rheumatism and pain
of all kinds.
Angela over In Kauatu.
Yesterday, as the force was
sweltering away in tho lieat and
nuvying those who were able to
sit in tho ahadrt and scorn tl0
weather we heard a step enter
the doorway and when it had
glided back to our doorway it
frames itself into the only pic
ture of man angel we have ever
seen. In hi hand he lore ix
dishesof pine apple ice and dis
tributed one to each member of
the force. Upon putting on our
thinking cap we remembered
that our friend, Mr. II. M. Flem
jng, had just leen in inquiring
after our health, and the angel
was no other than her worthy
sMiuse, Henry. The way the
force proceeded to master the
situation was not slow. I telle
and Henry are ladies and gentle
man and we ask our friend to
call on them when they desirt
anything in their line. lVasan
ton Enterprise.
Any of our farmer reader, who
are interctted, thould not fail to
make note of the fact that II. 1'.
Kohiiikon iay in tliii inue of the
Th hunk that tie ha money to loan
at reasonable rates 011 ood farm
cci.iity. lie a got the money and
if you have the security you can Ret
it.
Kich Hill races will be held at
the I'air grounds, July 11 toll.
Three racy stake are forjfl,oo
each, four for $."(K each and a
colt race $:t)0. One hundred
and twenty-five entries buvo beeuf
muds!.
Golorado Fiver
She doe jut what her name implies.
Leave Kansas City 6 35 d m Arrive Denver II 45 a n
Leave St Joseph 4 35pm
a 30 pm
Standard Drawing-room and l)lMrvntion Sleeprra
(lighted and cooled ly elect! icily), Dining Cnr, Chair
Car, and High-hack Coirh. The 'fiotett nd teit
equipped train between Mikkouii Kivtr and Coloiado.
In seovice tlie year round.
The Colorado Express is another fine train. Leaves
Lansat City 11.20 a. m., arriving; Denver S.30 a. m.,
Colorado Springs 8.15 a. m., Pueblo 10.00 a. m. l?otii
trains but one night out.
Rhru service on the Rook Island to both ColoraJo
Springs and Denver you don't have to go via one to
reach the other. :
Tickets and reservation at thin ollki'.
J. A. STEWART,
CJoii. Agent rns. Iiojit.,
!mkj Main Stnt l,
KANSAS CITY, MO.
DR. E-3EilDEKSfs3.
101 ft 103 W. 9TH ST., KANSAS CITY, HQ.
Tba Old KllbU noetor-Oldea In At nnt IokikI trmtl A
t9gnmr Urmdt la Mrlrla. ao ears' Kp-tal I'rmcUo
OnrlT1lMnUKuulll. tSTABLIBHED 1807.
iCuZV Chronic, Nervous and Sneclal Diseases.
Cum tvTnlr4 f money rrfaixlrd. A'l m.Urir.t frsUb-I ma.lj (r ,toeo
uwraiTW Injuria mmteinc uuh. NadoUution from l.uilii't J'U,i.ii. ai k iliinc
irUMl fry awn U'I rtprmta. Mroirtne k Trryur frv from in. VT lrktr
Chargra low. (Wet Kl.lM) ctinsl. At n4 rl.Di r tir.rrtal. Mt u
cu awl Mod lot lerma . Coonuilalloa frvcaiiil tvuiiilut!ii;J, frwBi.jr or bf UlUv
Seminal Weakness d
Sexual Debility. Vt
folltra and excM aulii( nifbl loom
mil loa ol arsual wfr, iimnlr and
bloifhfa ta the ff. onrm-i iiiru ao4
forrtfulnMa, bahruior- aod arrrsion ttt
ooiatr, te , rura for lifa. I atop o-irl
InaMa. rmiture acsuat power, nrrre an.l
brain power. eoUrc an4 atn-nfthm wi-dx
parta ami mh jon fit for marriage. 2ead
for Ira took ana list of qurauuaa.
C(wiiaaK R5!"11t enrrA wl-,h a
ainiiiura Bl.w inrainui nm
nntt flmnt Trrtm"nt- N o tn
(Siiu Vleel ttnjmria. to f n. no
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uooa ana usioiqnaaixv.oirra eot traJrO.
Don't Neglect Iuauranc.
II you want good tire insurance,
dont forget that I represent one of
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States.
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freight via "TheMty."
DR. Q, N. SHARP,
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