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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1892-06-03
A Students Death by Drowning

NEW ELM. Mimi, June Carl Ber-
necke lost his life through drowning i'll
the Big Cottonwood river. He was a
student Of the Martin Luther college of
this city, and Went to the river with a
companion to take swim. When there
he made a bet with his companion that
he could swim across the stream, which
he undertook, and when in the middle
Of the stream he got cramps and sue
cumbed to the inevitable, his school
mate being unable to render any assist
ance The remains We're recovered and
taken to zr1nbrota, Mimi, for burial,
where his parents live,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1892-06-03
po.,, :, Second Time.

LONDON, June LIN the house OF
commons Monday evening the Irish ed
cotton hin was debated for several
hours and was read a second time With
out discussion.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1892-06-03
FOUGHT For HIs LIFE.
A Citizen of Council Bluffs Found on Il,
Street Mortally Wounded.

A Citizen of Council Bluffs Found on the
Street NIortally Wounded.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, June Nv. f.
Jones, manager of the Sandwich, His,
Manufacturing company, who has been
under the influence of liquor for several
days with considerable sum of money
on his person, was called from his wife's
side Just when he had reached home by
a message stating that his presence was
eouired at the Ogden House. That was
the last seen of Jones until his body was
found in the morning in dark street
near the hotel. He had bullet hole III
his abdomen and his skull had been
crushed. A revolver was clutched i'll
his hand, and he was still alive, but
speechless. A block away, close to a
blood-stained hack, the dead body
of one Jack Wade was discovered,
with pistol wound i'll the
breast. Wade also had a revolver,
The driver of the hack, Tom Crogan,
has since been arrested with man
named James Maher. The indications
are that the double tragedy occurred at
the point where Wade's body was found,
and that Jones' supposed corpse was
dragged through the yard Of disreputa-
ble house with the intention OF conceal
ment. Maher, Wade and Crogan are
all hard characters, and are supposed,
with robbery for motive, to have sent
the message which decoyed Jones from
home. 1t is probable that ne did not
s,1ccunb when struck on the head, and
that a remarkable pistol duel between
himself and Wade followed on the lone
ly street at midnight.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1892-06-03
Euronealls Have Filed,

CALCUTTA, June ALL the Europeans
have left Seringuer. There have been
2,450 deaths from cholera there since
Nav =
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1892-06-03
congressman Mitchell Mentioned.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-Representa-
five John Mitchell, from Milwaukee,
who is accounted the richest member IN
the house, is mentioned for second place
IN M the Democratic ticket. The mention
10 credited to Senator German, who,
since Mr., Mitchell was made chairman
of the Democratic congresslonal com. a.
mittee, has had a number OF important M,
,,lli nnl;tical conferences with him. Thesen-
ator is most favorably impressed with
% tla member from the doubtful state, and
the the fact that he is liberal man, with
fortune fort rass Of sao,ooo,ooo, is considered nc
bar to his preferment.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1892-06-03
II Sensational Address.

LEXINGTON, Mo-. June 1.-Baccalau-
reate sermons were preached to the stu
dents Of Wentworth military academy
and Elizabeth Hull seminary at the Pres
byterian church, by Trenholm, Of st.
Joseph, and to the students of the Bap-
tist female college at the Baptist church,
by DR.. Edgar Ferguson, of Stanberry,
Mo. DR.. Ferguson said he was proud to
be called an ex-rebel. and denounced the
government Of the United States as one
of the worst oligarchies on earth. His
address created sensation.
| MINNEWAUKON. IN. t.. June 1.-Elaph
Rund, who was arrested tor assault Win
q gun and knife on Jonathan Mathews,
was discharged by Justice Stahis. Rund
was recently discharged from the insane
asylum as cured. He is As years old and
labors under the delusion that Jona-
than's 15-yetr-old daughter is his prom
ised bride. He will be returned to the
ASYLUM.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1892-06-03

safe and pleasant waters in November
next with victory's flag flying at her mast
head but he, who stood upon the. prov
that night of danger when the winds and
waves of tempestuous days sought her de-
struction? Let US, then, push on our con-
test, prepared to abide by the result and
confident that it was of the Democracy in
this campaign that the poet sang when he
said.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

At the meeting Of the Typographical
union the following members an.
nounced themselves As candidates for
delegates 70 the /. 7. o.: +. A. Walker.
NJ. ]. O'Connor and WIN. +. Tea. The
following nominations were announced
and will be voted for on the Australian
system March 80:
President-John D. Flanagan, w. c.
Robertson, Geo. II. Allison, John B.
Greenway.
Vice President Kroon.
Recording 6ecretary-Louis Guen-
Their.
Sscretary.Treasurer-L. G. Shepard,
Fred L. Baker. Horace Watkins, Ern-
est Schwedler.
Board of Trustees-W. F. Schultz,
Henry BAugher, Reuben F.. Cuisine.
Sergeant -xt-ayms-Aea A. Barrows.
L. G. Shepard was elected secretary
treasurer TO fill the vacancy caused by
the resignaIion Of H. H. Harvey.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

william Il. Edmonds. OF Lyon street
will soon move his family 10 Bangor,
Michigan. Mr.. Edmonds has been =
member Of the frn1 OF Brooke 4 Co..
She copfectsoners, for = number Of
years, and hes now retired from the
6rm. He has taken . positiou with .
large candy mouse TO travel on the
road.
David Hathaway 10 home from the
pavy, where he has been since last
June He has been transferred from
station 10 station, and from training
ship to cruiser, and having received an
honorable discharge from the station
at Newport, r. l., on account OF his
ByeAght, ne now returns for good.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
City Epssc0pal Sunday schools will be
held Wednesday evening in 81. MARIE
ehurch. The meeting will be preedsd
ever BY Bishop G.lI,spis. and papers
treating OF subiects pertaining TO Ss1u-
lay school work will be read BY several
Sunday school workers.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
free kindergarten circle Of KINGS
Daughters will be held this afternoon
pt . O'Clock, ~ the residence Of Mrs.
John Peck. 81 Sheldon street. not q
he residence Of Mrs. William Robin
-, - before announced.
President wesseIius Of The Reed's
Lake road announces that be will make
pne more effort to put the road
through. He eays that Jake scIigman
Mil retains hrs interest IN the enter
Prise, and tnat there ID lots Of money
among the stockholders.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08
GREAT EXCITEMENT
Spring = Company pelseassd q
Cell the Thirty IA y and Dollar
Stock Of voessn Bros

-
Would you Ike 90 see excIfemenE
Would you Ike 70 mix IN the posy
tnrenxy 6o into the worries o. the ousy
mArts q hfe. ana 80 not onss out nun
drscs suu&xunx Tor me sopsen'ety.
Res " me eeonteT o. 1pnne = Soa
aosansekee % me great sats nos kos n
on - that Emporium Of Western A.chi'
Keo. AneSe never va nof ever vii -
: batter opportuuity-fof the purchsse
o. eooos. Inn Immense atote, one ~
Tue iAsneet - me seas.' nllec @ Gvsa
moving = scene veil worin io0x'nk
~, su4 one - . Wen senencessa ~
me cstaSens ot Grams n.p'oe euo s.e
eust0unoin{ oo9ntty: 49,: 49,
thc s.ssen bfotneFs nau, e sns,c.p.
ton o. tnc spr,ng ttsoe: nio .n : ~
ssecA oh koss snosuy cetVse sp 80
sshuies sne tnrs conspaos: Sn ~
oeon sufue1 ovex - Sps'nk 9 .pn.p.- :
GOT s.se. Inc ee0ek " sAo"anessoe =
tonnd 60 . complete "a eli iInes usa.
sHy cessleu ~ usss 60 osy ~. - :
houses ano sous - thrown uoou .ue
mArtes 10 > psnkFups ss'es auo
very iatsss OK spf'n& kous'
IN me une 90 soess'nks'
pisacneo cossons' unoetwess cs..
hosiery and drese tr'mm'ness tne ssoct
= compete. ana the atest Una. ceuse
Dc ootsinso ~ tne osnkfups It'll
CHOSEN spscisiiy I0r tneH sprinx sIAoe'
surely never WAS tnefo : netseI oP-
Rortuu!ty 20 ket bargains snau NV:
4nas tne saie = oonInue = .a.uou y
I, Hucss'on. snc ss.y uams - 9s =
COMPANY are guarantee LOT snst. =
ulns Auovu not vuiy ~ V9uv nspu'
ous over log .nole s.sso % M'cnss :,
10 one ot sne 15ns sec1nu =. ~, uouc -
sntsss.ty suu a~1 ue"snss ~" sy'
OF spring 20, nouseuoau wiz
ana saie unaer tnelr ausp'cSs Csnn0'
neip put % - fep1esen'eu. Nevor 70
Tore Ia the history OF sne CITY nave .ne
people nao ehcn cnauSe 10! usIKsins'
ana tney viii 10 aston'snsa - tug naI
velously low price; ~ wn'cn al ores,
goods, suiunGs, s"Ns' sna ~ tscs ~
All sIucies einOrsceo ~ snis sa'e WIZ "
SOTO AZ.
NJ. Spnng, on oeink intefvlewed:
says TINS Immense stock csnno.
90 solo on IN > osy., ~
the sale VIII continue until sne
entire Stock Is soid OUT ana VIII PROD
ably last until Aprh !. oy wnicn timt
everything must De solo ana tne onss'
IS OF vtesen BIOS. wound up. Inc
store yestrdsy hau the appearance OF
carnlvai. or an exposiion. Aitnougn
many changes mao 70 DC mace ordel
reigneutupremes ana yesteruay tnes tOIe
WAS vast mart. reminding one OF
gaia Jay iox tuo i&oieS moro suau 2
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

Method will teach you to win time.
Age 10 more = matter Of feeling thsu
years. Quiet poverty 10 better than
unjust wealth. Life u = reckoning We
cannot make twice over. Laziness be-
gins in cobwcbs and ends in iron chains.
Have = will Of yoar own but be SELF
wiiied. Education is an ornament in
prosperity aud,ss refuge in adversely.
II 10 by presence Of mind, in untried
emergencies, that the native mettle of
the man 10 tested. Ten friends are
dearly purchased II gained 1T the ex-
pepss Of single enemy, for the enemy
will take ten times the pains to ipjure
you that the friends will take to do you
service. I have seldom known any
one who deserted truth in trifies, that
could be trusted in matters Of impor-
lance. Policy-Whcn you would de-
tcrmne the value of . mans character
observe how he spends his leisure mo-
ments.-C. L. HsrtsfcId.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

been locking up matteys pertaining 10
bssness - Shs Cnited eeaina eoaFs for
Chiesko parties
LEGAL union. No -. Tin and ebess
Iron Workers. viii give > bali h Ar
batter hail March II Tor the hoeefs ct
shnr fsl!ss worknssn vho are cat Of
employment
The Rev. A. w. Mann will hold . SER
vice for deaf usutes Ia the chapel Of
ST. Marks church On Monday, March
IA. II 30 O'Clock p M
The foorth Of Prof. Plsxe's iectures,
second on Andrew Jzekson. will be en-
joyed II Park Congregational church
this evening.
TIE Posd LILY social club will give Z
hop st EberbArt's hall, No. 764 South
Dsvislon strsss, o. 1huseday evening
Of shis week.
The Buildess aud Isnders' exchange
viii hold its regular meeting Thursday
evening st the exchange ROOMS on o.
tawa street.
TIE State Baptist Sunday echool
convention will b. held ia the e<o0nd
bape,st church today and tomorrow.
The Peopie's party Of the Ninth
Fulton stxeet - Z o'clock tonight.
A eonssgnment Of flower bulhs, Hol
land books and Harlem, oil vas cleared
at the eustom house yesterday.
The regular monthly meeting Of thu
board OF trade directors will b held q
the board rooms this evening.
Work On thu naw d9u.k l,uea nj
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

Simply apply "SwAYNE's OIsrMENr.'
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema, itch, all eruptions On
the face, hands, nose, etc., leaving the
akin clear. white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are
possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggists for SwAYNE's OfHr-
NExr."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08
wni Buy the Railroad.

CHICAGO, March GA syndicate at
indianapolis, headed BY J. C. Shafer.
has been given thirty dsys option on
the citlzens' railway company, of In
diana polls, for $75O.000. The nexotia-
irons were conducted BY Shaffer and
John J. Mitchell. who acted for Chica-
10 oHners.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

q. w. Fanning. for sometime CON-
nected with the National express once
in this city, he resigned To become
manager OF The ol6os at MuskeeOn.
Mrs- Frank Bonnsll has returned
from Chica 20 and Southern Michigan.
where she spent several weeks Waiting
friehds.
A w. Thompson, foreman ct the
Valley City mills, 10 confined 70 bic
home by . severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Long have re-
turned from San Diego, CAL, to reside
permanently.
Miss May Neal, Of Neal sisters. has
gone east on buslness. She will return
In about ten daye.
Miss Lena Qu,nlan Of Muskegon,
spent Sunday with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Van Antwerp
are visiting friends 1T Kalamazoo.
Mrs. Alfred Baxter has been visiting
Kalamazoo friends.
Miss Mabel Waters 10 visiting Miss
Chaplin in Chicago.
Miss Clara oversmith has returned
from Jackson.
Miss Kittie Healey has returned from
Kalamazoo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

The colored citizens Of this city will
meet on Thursday evening, this week,
70 elect delegates 70 attend the state
convention TO be held 1T Lansing April
5. for which purpose the entire mpeses
are requested 20 attend. By order Of
J. J. ADAxs. Chairman.
w. n. NEwNAx, Secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

To make is apparent 70 Thousands
Who think themseIves i'll, that they are
not affected BY any disease, but that
the system amply needs cleansing. 10 "
bring comfort hoss1e to their hearts, as
. costive condition - easily cured by
using syrup Of Fig. Manufactured BY
the California Fig Syrup TO.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

For Dnsus. ecslda bsuis<s ard 81
pain and sprenese Of ne 0eehs tn
Rrao1 kouoeboid rou1efy y DR.
ThousS EcIecss1o Oh. d suss ~.
81 Ne genuine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

The wosiA = Aiunys ietesested N %,
cure ef esneomp&,ens ~ ~ pfesentsos
= IT fes more snspogtooeo- Dr.. Weo1's
Norway ~ eYfup y GnAFeNbes4 Z.
cure eeaGh1 end eetCa rotd ~ 81
1seIess = : esnrastss - saslafast,ss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

ks1 terrible eseo1s baeksebs. fer 80
c1tlff hardy efrn3cbf<n ~ (ooId 80 re -
wagon on necoosfs - tne G<eeeer isis frgn -
- - ~ va<on. end hase vnikce rS<9e
nest q DR. &c Cat 79Df. N j. Dtvsase
eEre-t- 6rerd faplAs Mo- - 9eys eee
ID 4 wneso witness go = G1i-fn> m tne
for fH0f Xr4rx 0eua6 e6eprfeii{ reccmme74
q 5sse y 49, che 1zSf e!sz5 81" y
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

The fslIowins Is . IIss 81 the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with the
names. residences when outside tie sIty) and
owss Of the parties:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08
GRAND RAPIDS
PIlVateOetectiveAgency
oMe~. - Nersh Frsss ssrss&
Grasa espf6< mteA.

Furnishes conpefent. reliable men for
shadowlng and oil elasees Of evil and
csisuicsi work Also special watchmen
fer dwellings. husness hiocka ard other
private property. Representative N
81 the Ffsucpsi cities. Trrrus reaoon-
atie ard p@tsSfa~ssoa ruAranssed.
CRACK uorh<-Ersn a = = naan. !
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-25
AN APPEAL FOR AID.
1t is Made in Behalf of the Peo-
pie of Krebs.
THE REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION
1t WIN be Held at the Courthouse Next
Saturday-Record of the Courts.
Marriage LIcenses-1arr
County's Teachers.
AN APPEAL
To the Charitable People of the city of
Fort Worth.


To the Charitable People of the City of
Fort Worth.
Messrs. Charles Hickey and James Dick
son are in the city stopping at the fremont
hotel, and will remain but few days
These gentlemen are here in behalf of the
unfortunate sufferers, widows and orphans
of Krebs, ]. T., on account of the fearful
explosion that took place in No. II mine,
Krebs, I. T., Jan. Z. 1892. They make an
appeal TO the sympathy and charity of the
American public. From that fearful event
over one hundred men are now N their
graves, most of them literally roasted alive,
and in many instances burned to crisp
At least one hundred more are danger
ously burned, and many will yet die; a
large number will be hopeless cripplcs for
life. About two hundred widows and or
phanehildreu are left utterly destitute and
Sf4thout any means of support whatever;
thence this appeal to the charity of the
American people.
In behalf of those poor unfortunate SUI
ferers, widows and orphans they ask the
ministers of all Protestant churches, the
reverend father of the Catholic church, all
of the business men and others who may
wish to participate in this work OF charity,
so greatly needed, to meet in mass to ap-
point committees of ladies and gentlemen
tass3licit aid for those unfortunate suffer-
geEs, widows and orphan children. hey
ask Of the mayor and city council to take a
tieagiRg part N this noble work of charity,
DISABLING meeting of the citizens, where
can be appointed and a depot
secured to receive whatever may be donated
to those unfortunate people.
Messrs. Charles Hockey and James Dick
son are the duly credited agents of the citi-
zeRs of krebs, I. T., and are in this city and
syeil be pleased to meet the clergy and citi-
GEMS, and answer any questions in regard
70 the restitution and sufferings. at Krebs,
I. Ts.caused by the late terrible explosion.
ssShy money or other articles necessary TO
sshe susteuance of life will be thankfully re-
ceived, and should be sent directly TO the
treasurer of the aid fund at Krebs, l. T.,
Treasurer James Elliott The names of the
tsntral relief committee appointed 10 re-
ceive subscriptions and donations, are as
follows: Judge James NJ. Shackleford,
james Elliott, manager Usage trading COM
pany; NJ. S. Montague, manager T. J. Phil
lips & Co.; James Degnan, manager James
Degnan s. Co.
Call at the fremont to-day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-25
A DELEGATE CONVENTION.
1t VIM be Held by Tarrant County Repub-
licans on Saturday.

In pursuance of a call made by the chair
man of the county committee to meet at the
courthouse in delegate convention at
D. m. February q, 1892 in accordance with
a call made by the chairman of the state
executive committee and the chairman of
the Sixth congressional committee, to elect
delegates TO Austin to state and congress
sional conventions to be held March S, 1892,
you are requested to meet at the various
wards and precincts designated as follows,
February %, at 1 O'Clock a. NJ:
First ward-W. 2. Goff, chairman; meets
opposite First ward schoolhouse, on East
isSecond street; eight delegates.
Second ward-A. Hnmmel, chairman; at
Hummel's store; six votes.
Third ward-Jack Coleman, chairman !;
corner of Jones and Eighteenth streets /;
five votes.
Fourth ward-L W. Wray, chair man :;
city street commissioners Office; five votes.
Fifth ward-C. Burnett. chairman; at 312
East Railroad avenue; four votes.
Sixth ward-N. 3. Moore, chairman; at
Mazza's store; four votes.
Seventh ward-A Glitky, chairman;
three votes.
Eighth ward-L. P. Goodell, chairman;
Bacon schoolhouse; three delegates.
Ninth ward-J. c. Cooper, chairman; at
Cooper's house; five delegates.
Mitchelps-J. j. Putnam, chairman; four
delegates.
Arlington-J. W. Hammock, chairman;
five delegates.
Johnson's Station-A. T. Miller, chair
man; two delegates
Bedford--H. L. Graham, chairman; two
delegates.
Paden's store-William Cowan, chair
man; two votes.
Grapevlne-J. W. Barley, chairman;
five votes.
Keller-S. NJ T. Pipkin, chairman; five
votes.
Birdvllle-Lon NJ. Barley, chairman;
four votes.
Mission Ridge-W. U. Lewis, chairman;
two votes.
BenbrOok-G. S. Chaplin, chairman; two
votes.
Enon-W. A. Rice, chairman: two votes.
Sublets-J. n. Mitchell, chairman; two
smithfeld-o. Rumfeld, chairman; four
votes.
Arlington Heights-L N. Dich, chairman;
two votes.
AIanchester-J. F. Groen, chairman; two
votes.
Tarrant county will elect nine delegates
to the state convention and nine delegates
to the congressional convention.
BY order of the county executive COM
mittee. J. G. MARTIN,
Chairman.
A. G. GoFF,
Feb. %, 1892. Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-25

E. McAnulty VS.. LA. Mostly was decided,
the verdict being for the defendant. The
suit was on note tor $3.50
The case of L 3. Peters vs. a j.
Chambers on a case of trespass TO decide
title, was in progress Of trial yesterday af-
ternoon. The property in controversy was
a tract Of land in the city limits,
heard demurrers during the entire day.
In the county court only one case was
fled, State National Bank vs.. Ganny &
Kuhn for debt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-25
GOOD FINANQA POLICY.
WHAT AN INTERVIEW REVEALED.
Why Industrial Sucks are the Safest In
vestments, and nav 1t is They Can be
Secured at BargainA



1 yesterday told you ofan if4erview had
with one II the leading EnaHciers of the
day, aESfthe interest he fsls inslndustrial
investments rather than Ia SPECULATIVE
ones. In the interview the gedtleH1Rn gave
me hint which I have followaA,1ep sue
cessfully- He told me of a heavy institu-
ton which is upon a very sound basis
where he thought limited amount of stock
could be secured alta great bargaih- was
so impressed with the iaea that II called
upon the president of theslempany and told
him would like some infssEaation-s He re-
fused to give it or even be E5fervieked.
But it has been ASSERT g Aha9 some of
your shares can be obtained az less than
their market value
who says so?'' was the INQUIRY.
Il have reliable information 10 that eff
feet, y l declared. 49,
blow absurd. No Eaan yeils anything at
less tnan Its price, unlass thsTe is special
reason for doing So"
We'll is there not insyourcass2"
The gentleman smiled. fgYeS and no.
We might part with somes shines 10 certain
persons, but not dollars WORTH 70 specu-
lator or inancier."
why, may 1 ask?'' g
Because they could not benefit u.s.
How can others benefit VOC, then?n
Easily. SupposeARou ewnten shares.
VIII you be interesEdap it, viii you be
slAAlOuS " nave lGstay a. ldIG6h1f OlVlQe0Q
as possible? VIII xou talE1t IN among your
friendsa VIII several thodsahd people do
ing this help the b6sinessl Njll they not
increase the dividends2 win itApt make all
the rest of the stock more valua53e2"
l saw the force of tIiesRggumeIit,a at once
The gentleman 1 talked WfeA was Mr. II.
Fl. Warner, President of theSSfe Cure
Company, and after the ice was broken ne
talked freely.
''None of our stock is for sale, except in
limited amount, and to certain persons. 1t
IS too good. 1t is paying more than 10 per
cent dividends, and the Introduction of our
baking powdeE which, az you are aware, is
a very profitable husiness, viii doubtless
double our proftssb fas inc one to Dsy our
stock, although stsAds 4Eady to persS pally
Of not less than 10 per fasapeG anp1fn for
the next five years
"You have great faith in it.''5
"Faith. Why should not havel If any
of your friends wish to know mole about it
let them write me, or call at 80 Broadway,
and 1 will give them all thegnside fnforma-
ton they desire I wiiA show thSm just
what We have and what il iSSdoin& But
don't have any spectators WRITE nd We
have no stock to sell to that clasS"F
The frankness and outspoKen MANNER of
Mr.. pressed me. faceQld see
that he va man 200 .dsaes eeaaly and
thoroughly convinced t5fsE. investments in
sound industrial companies sfat are paying
steady and large dividends ara better than
stocks, bonds, or other htfeEQaGpg seeuri-
ties. am pretty well satisffesSsso, that
the public IS finding this out and pCofting
by it, and I am glad that it is so.LEAofIL-
TON.