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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
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cure Of all disordered conditions of the
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wIIhsm Eisels. 5ois Alice avenue. St
Louis. writes:
thankful to you for the Tabists.
fsei He . different man altogether. They have
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A case Of ten years standing cured:
For ten years ] have hsd stomach trouble of
lived mostly on butterrniik Nv stomach would
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fered no tongue can tell was a total wreck
10 pounds. I feel better and stronger. and
7 can walk fliies without any inconyen-
fence. ] docto.ed with stx Of TIE best docior-
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got together a round sum of money IN
Australia, had lived III comfort there
after, and that it was on record that
he invested IN two pyIyateeTs conhscat-
ed BY the Government.
In this financial distress Brown now,
for the FIRST time, told OF his connection
with the buried pirate treasure and the
way he and his fellows had transplanted
il. Several Eastern men OF means be-
came interested icy Investigated his
warn. and were so fayorably impressed
that they subscribed the money the old
sea-rover required TO -lift" the plumber.
Brown and several others came on TO
San Francisco 10 push the adventure He
frankly told those interested that he
didn' expect any advance or wages,
but would be fully satisfied II they gave
him one-quaTter of the treasure recover
ed They promised cheerfully.
In preparing for the trip Brown de-
1aanded a certain kind OF schooner, with
special fittings. The Eastern mems rep
resentatives declared that their specIhca-
tions called Tor regulation fittings, and
they fatty refused 70 sanction any others
Brown declined TO go ahead unless ms
ideas were followed, and so the represen-
tatives turned their backs on the scheme
and went home g. w Sutton, we'll
fo-do New Yorker. with home IN New
Rochelle remained behind. He had
enough confidence left TO wait awhile to
see If another chance TO lift the treasure
would not develop. He wanted to be IN
It
Then Brown fell III. He IS big, raw
boned man. seventy-four years old, iilll
OF tropic levers that bring him to bed
periodically.
Living in the same hotel where Brown
was i'll with his fever spelf was DR.
George J. Luce, q physician OF rePuta.-
ton and means II tTanspIred that botf
men belonged TO the same big tTaterTla
organization, and they very quickly be
came acquainted During their talks tn
cid sea-rover told of the business tia
brought him to the coast. DR. Luce be
came interested Later he recounted TIT
story 10 number OF his friends, ant
alter careful investigation the nucleus
another company TO go after the treasur
was formed
The new list of treasure hunters IN
Guided such weII-known San Franciscan
as Judge w. K. Daingerfeld. DR. Georg
7. Luce. Attorneys DoTzel Stoney an
1ohn Csletwood, and Ogden Hoffman,
prominent cluo-rnan related to the las
Judge Hoffman, of the United State
District Court. Several merchants ais
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Commercial ana Travellers Letters ~
Credit issued on the Bank Of Cals1sss
MA ana n. IL Rofhschfld q se1as
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subscribed their quota, with the cautious
proxIso that under no circumstances were
their names to be divulged.
G. W Sutton. who had been IN the
original company, also joined Brown
took trip East while the others were
getting things IN shape. As before, he
did not ask for bonus or salary; all ne
asked was a percentage OF whatever was
recovered. Before he LEFT the subscrIb-
ers Intercepted him carefully TO assure
and reassure themselves that there was
no flaw In his story.
The new Cocos Island Ireasure-Hunt-
ing Expedition did Its very best to start
on s.sure thing" basis. Attorney A E
Warrett. of New York, was instructed
TO thoroughly investigate Brown and
| his story. In order TO trip the sailor
man. the lawyer prined himself with
facts gathered from newspapers dated
ffty wears back, facts which Brown must
have been acquainted with had he hyeo
the life he claimed; he also talked with
people familiar with the ports and coasts
Brown said he had visited. With this
arrnful of data the attorney cross-ques-
toned the old sea rover, but Brown
+ passed the ordeal safely. and Lawyer
{ Warrett sent back his report accord
inciy. But the hard-headed business
men IN the company still demanded
more assurance. So George Sutton was
deputed to put the captain through the
/ mill again with a view to wringlng some
conflicting statement from him Again
/ Sutton catechized him, and again ths
report came back that the story seemed
straight.
Then q. singular coincidence happened
| which. in a manner. clinched the whole
| business. In locking about for clue.
regarding the buried treasure the IN
vestigators stumbled on stranger Jus
| back from Cocos Island He showed
fstful OF old Peruvian COINS, and M
story was to the effect that he had beei
spending his money and time digging q
Cocos Island IN search Of the treasure
He had dug over ali the west portioi
Of the island and had found this fst1u
| of Peruvian coins scattered about n
pieces were of the period before 1920
. old and discolored but still recognizable
and they resernbIed the few coins tina
| Brown was still preserving as rae1nenIo
of his connection with the rebuTie
. treasure. The stranger said that he Ia
/ come TO San Francisco TO raise none
, - continue his search on the east SD
Of the island He offered his service
to the new company, bat they were nc
i tConrtnued 90 Page 80
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Drafts and cable transfers on Chinas
and japan through the Hongkong ans
Shanghai Banking Corporation ans
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China
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are guaranteed to be made of the best
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WIN. c. IRWIN & CO. LTD.

VIM. G. Irwin. President and Manager
Claus Spreckels- First yice-Presidezze
". NJ. Giffard. Second Vice-PresideGs
Fl. III. Whitney. Jr.. Treasurer and see.
Tseor1a ~. Ross. Auditor
Sugar Factors and Commission Agezsa
AGENTS FOR THE
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| vate firms
Books examined and reported o.
Statements or affairs prepared.
Trustees on bankrupt or insoavaNa
estates.
once, SEA Bethel street
| SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
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/ cordance with rules and regulstionss
copies OF which may be obtained 81
application
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-18

The Record contains al OF ths e. S-- ~
ecsIt, corporation. foreclosure a. ~ Jke
FSeI+sn --eEspzpers published II tAe
Fitnry-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-18

The story Of yet another hunt for the
buried treasure OF Cocos Island ne
syndicate whose eyenfful search IS here
described got hold OF an old mariner
who asserted that he was the sole sur
rivor of an expedition which dug up
the hidden millions and reburied them
at another island. The romantic story
OF the hunt for this modern Treasure
Island and its twelve million pounds
OF pirate plumber is here set forth
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-18

THE AQUARIUM WILL BE OPEN
a, week DAYS from 10 o'clock g. m 10
81. N. and from TO $50 O'Clock P n
On sundays it viii open at p IL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-18
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ADMISSION will be FREE on
Thursdays On other days 80
viii BE- made OF 10 cents 10 d s-'--
Z cents to children under Fourteen
OF age
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-18

IransacI blElneg3 y al u -
OF banking.
Collections carefully attended o.
Exchange bought and sold
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-11
ties since 1884?

ties since 1884? z@s.
Why is the betting two to one upon
Roosevelt and Fairbanks without any
takers of the short end?
Why are the democratic papers
without exception pounding the demo-
traffic management of the campaign
and calling upon the candidate himself
to come to the rescue?
Can there be but one answer to all
these indications, and can they point
only in one direction as to what will
be the result on November 8? The
fact of the matter is that the financial
and commercial interests of the coun-
try, the agricultural interests of the
country, the transportation interests
of the country, the mining and forest
interests of the country, and, most Of
ALL the laboring interests of the coun-
try, want a continuation of our present
administration; they want John Hay
retained as secretary of state; they
want the Dingley law to be continued
without any tinkering whatever. and
they want to feel safe against the
aggression of foreign competition of
any nature, or of foreign arms, by
placing Theodore Roosevelt again at
the head of the nations affairs for
another four years.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-11

to be. The mere handful of our
regular army, infantry and cavalry,
in training today Qess than 10000
in ALI and the comparatively
small proportion of our national guard,
judging from the reports Of rife prac-
tice, hardly more than 40, 1000 addition
al, would form so inconsiderable part
of a volunteer army that we can hard
ly flatter ourselves that we could make
much better showing than the Rus
slams do in fighting the Japs. Natural
ly our military authorities do not pa
rade their belief in our lack Of defen-
sive preparation, but there is nothing
to indicate to one familiar with our
immense amount of periodical litera-
ture that our army officers appreciate
in the faintest degree the necessity Of
Improvement in small arms practice
particularly as regards the civilians
who must make up Is or 80 per cent
of a volunteer army in case of war.
The national board for the promo
ton of rifle practice have promulgated
a scheme which. if carried out, in the
course of few years will cause the
training Of a great many civilians and
a larger proportion of our national
guard troops, but in order to carry out
their plan appropriations for ranges,
by congress, and it is to be hoped that
the powers that be will express their
belief in the necessity of prompt treat
ment if anything is to be accom-
plished. In the mean time let us keep
on good terms with the Japs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-11
WHY?

If Theodore Roosevelt is not con.
sidered safe by the commercial and
financial interests of the country why
have stocks continued to rise during
the past thirty days even in the midst
Of presidential campaign when sus-
pension and doubt have heretofore
been the rule?
Why did Oregon in June roll up such
splendid majority for the republican
candidates?
Why did Vermont on September s
give her candidates such rousing
majority?
Why did Arkansas on the proceeding
day show large democratic falling
off?
Why did Maine on September II
maintain the great majority of 1900
and give a republican majority of
several thousands in excess of the
average republican September MAORI