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ground Franchise
the section al
erse q si1 houssao
than others BY
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II anything went amias at the office
today which a want ad may remedy
and you hastened TO fix up the want al.
You may stop worrying about the mat
ter
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Just CALL NE Up
When you need coal Your ordv.
will be filled iust as quickly and satls-
factory as 4 you had come in person
to order It, and the coal viii be just
as good as ever came out OF a mine
clean, dry and reliable. Have plenty
Of Howard MeAlester aud Cammoron
coal Black Diamond and Anthracite
N. F. CHEADLH.
The Coal Man,
Phone
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WITHIN FOUR DAYS RUN BY STEAMBOAT TO ST. LOUIS


MssouHi river per day place
markets world robb
Ils PIPE Line MUST pc AND WILL BE BUILT
lnea navigation
I'M
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Fyatcms. II necessary We oan ship the on
by steamboat clear down the river TO
Memphis. where we caA ioad a. on ocean
steamers OF 90 further down in tho event
those we desire 20 reach 40 not come
that far No ono can interfere with our
rlunr lur... on tho AI----.--unL
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One IN ten OF the desirable positions
are secured without the ala Of want ad-
yertislng-but your chances are as good
as anyone's Tor securing one u the 9TH
er nine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-21

Glance abou. you IN the street almost
any time and almost anywhere and you
win see someone nurrying aions - ans
wer want advertisement.
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seHEAsE produston supply pip,
during
na sfnq step b step 20 veto backed
sov the Union also Old Mexico Canada the Philippine
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Greatest independent Refinery In the
West complsted and Running Night
and Day.
-Four months ago the Uncle Sam COM
pany promised to be selling refined ell
by this time. IL has kept It's promise. One
great plant Is now In full operation and
already the company Is Increasing Its
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viii Have Property Worth 5000 .0Ot
Within n Year.

VIII Have Property Worth 5000 900
Within q Year,
With the rest OF tho treasury stock
sold and used in development. and with
our Pipe line completed and work under
neadway for two moro rehnories this
company win be In a position whore Il
could cash la and pay SO cents per share
on every share 10 a year. or In other
words We viii have property on a con
scrvativo basis worth close 40 fb00Q00o,
or SO cents per share for every share Of
tho stock. You may think this Is hot air,
but we make this statement in good
faith believing we can too the mark The
MANAGERS of this company I've IN Cher
ryvaioi Kansas ia their home and the
work win be pushed IN good faith n YOU
have money TO Invest land most every
ono has) YOU cannot nGArd 20 turn down
thls stock Almost every good paying
stock COMPANY In the country took some
time to develop It's properties and to
place them on. money making baais.
while soliciting ne public TO subscribe TO
its capital stock That Is our position.
We offer you value received
influential Men All over the Nation Sack
Of This Company.
Another fact investors should consider
Is that we have influential stockholders
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You Make No Mistake
When you use gas in your kitchen. It
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capacity. When YOU buy this stock you
are not buying into a Wild cat scheme,
for We have the property In sight The
Chsrryvale refinery covers the big end
OF twenty sores with pipe llne eonneotlOn
TO three -fourths OF the Cherryvale oil
hold which Il owns and controa and
easily worth TO the stock holder a quar-
ter of a million dollars
Net Profits over 500 Per Day.
We are now shipping on and closing
big contracts for both refined and fuel
oil. The Income from this plant Will
soon run UP to a thousand dollars per
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Japanese dead are buried In a
uatting position. chin upon knees.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Street car pass BOOK No 26, be-
tween Harrison and Villas. on Division.
Return 20 Leader office.
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-Four Days Run BY steamboat to ST.

with our oil on the Missouri river only
four days run on the river 10 the great
city o, St Louis With even two 10000
barreil oil barues. I'VE could place great
production OF oil Ia St Louis and az
other points along the river and Rt very
little cost Buy your stock now and walt
year and give this company chance
YOU need not bo surprised to see the
stock considerably over par IN year
From our refinery at Cherryvale We can
reach the greater part of Kansas, which
In protected by a maximum freight rate
and other strong antitrust laws, while
from the Missouri river we can reach the
central United States unhindered ana
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Can Complete $50 Wells Per Year.
II Is important to rememberN before
you turn down an investment In this
stock that the company has proven
ground for thousands OF oil wells and
We can eomtIotS $50 wells every twelve
months. The income from our refined
oils VIII pay substantial d;yidendS and
run ten oslls after pipe Hne Is
oomIietsd. Aetter buy some OF this stock
and hold Il year OF so and give the
company time 20 complete It's great work.
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through Want Advertising you may
trade things" with people In city and
oountry-anythlne you have for some
thing you want--one kind OF farm ma
ehlnery for anotheri one kind Of live
stock for another; one kind Of farm
product for anotheri your farm itself
For another one.
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sfWANT ADVERTISING"
WILL "po THINGS" FOR
COUNTRY PEOPLE AS WELL
AS FOR CITY PEoPLEI

a want ad. Will sell your farm, sell your
horse or wagon, or team or farm I'm
pements or crop or cows or poultry or
timber or minerals.
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you MAY FIND PRIVATE BUYERS
FOR EGGS OR BUTTER OR MILK
OR VEGETABLES OR ANY OF THE
PRODUCTS OF THE GARDEN OR
FARM OR DAIRY-TAUs FINDING
YOUR "eEsT MARKET"
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a want ad. viii secure farm help, from
city or country; store help, household
help.
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Advantages Of q Pipe Line TO Navlaabls
Waters and Reasons Why the Company
VIII Sacrifice the stock to Complete
This Line.
Any man who has ever been on the
grounds knows that the stock OF the Uncle
Sam on company. with It's great refinery
oompleted and its thousand OF acres OF
oh and gas lands and a large production
pf ojl already secured. should sell FOR at
least 70 TO 25 cents per share. However
this company has a great work 10 do
end every day the pipe line remains un-
completed the company viii lose the
equal OF $500 per day, or IN other words
OF moRe. q we had 4 oVnsisfod Now
building this pipe line from the start
ana where there is a win there Is a way
qf this stock the company is Offering
the Investing public a fortune maker IN
Rais stock. As before stated the company
desires to raise at least $4,000 without
delay. We now have on our mailing lists
over 900 probable investors This am
pouncement viii appear In about 100 of
the leading papers In the nation. II viii
be read By over 5000. 900 people The
stock is worth almost double iat the
company asks. The reason we make this
sacrifice le plain, for We can take this
money and at this time crowd to com
pictlton this pipe line and make Il all
pack and at the same time make every
Investor happy over his investment In
stock.
This stock Should Be Sold In Fifteen
The time to secure a good investment
y when Il ls offered we are Ia a busl-
ness In which there s over 400 per cent
proht. We have now passed the expert
fneptal stage and have a great manufac-
turinS enterprise and one that is growing
stronger every hour. We now have over
1000 stockholders, representing every
state and territory IN the Union. and we
Diso have stockholders in Canada Old
&Ieztco and the PhilippsnS Islands. From
ene four corners OF the globe Investors
who have an eye TO making hlg profits
= great many OF them viii double thelr
Aoidings in the next two weeks. There
are over SEQ different deals pending right
pow. Some OF them are large TAis al
lptnent should all be sold In fifteen days
Nndst these oonditiohs.
Der to Have Our Pipe Line R6n 1a,t
Topeka. the capital of Kansas. and
city OF nearly 5000 people, is fun Of
- X: pips line SH'S Route to tho Missouri sshi
Etves. OF. In other words, the company
WiH pot have to vary the line much to
put y right At Fopeka city limits The
et Topeka II the pipe line Is built that
way. me Topeka Commercial club now
Aas the proposition under advisement
Apd with this clubs indorsement the
chances are good to raise S75,ooo from
she citizens Of Shawnee county, who will
Rs greatly ben4ftod BY such a pipe line.
lThe Vary Minute the Topeka Deal la
oicsed stock May Be Advanced toNiS
Cents Per share.
When the Uncle Sam company wants
money Il offers a dsal that Investors can
khat we know have tho0 money. Now we
are 0oinpt TO complete this pipe line as
far a. Topeka In the next Ninety days,
and to do this we want to raise at least
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day. Every weN managed refinery ptpe
line company with pipe lines 20
navigation has paid enormous dividends.
while the stock has always Increased Ia
solid values fifteen ts twenty times.
over 30 1000 Aorse Of OH and oas Lands.
che vast acreage OF territory piEhtful-
" termed I'm the oil district" by the
Uncle Sam company Is a guarantee OF
the future OF this company. We have
room for from aFN 10 six t6ous,rd oil
and gas wells. rtssre are already eighty
seVen tsD producing ~eiIs on a small
part OF these lands ard the greater por-
tion OF tho entire 80 600 acres u sur-
rounded by good oil and gas wells, That
means that we own wonderfully rloh OIL
and gas property which is an asset for
every stOckholder.
Tanks Already Shipped for cations and
Tank Cars on the Road.
Stations VIII be Installed At once at
wichita, Concordla, Hutchinson, Salina
and Topeka, Kan. From these points the
Unclo Sam company Will be able to mar
ket a greater part OF their refined oils
from the CherryyRle plant Several tank
cars are now Non the road to Cherryvale
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Financial Condition Of the Company.
Authorized Capitalization $4,000, 900
Far value 0f the stock is 81 per share
Every share of stock draws the same
amount OF dividends as any other share
Sixty-onc per cent of this stock n now
sold and contracted for This forever
iaaces controlling interest IN the hands
OF trust haters and men who are in favor
Of a square deal. We want this kind OF
men to buy tho balance Of this stock
There are now IN the treasury $50. 900
shares, which win DO sold a from ~ TO
30 cents per share. There are thousands
OF dollars IN cash Ia abs treasury. We
have a big income dahy from tile sale
Of the refined and fuei oils from tho
CherryvHle refinery now In full opera
ti6n and shipping oil every day. There
are also Sl35. 600 subscribed on gllt-edEed
installments This money viii be paid
IN during the next Eve months Il
comes In from 5000 10 .si.sjo per day IN
addition to this the company has over
$4,000 worth OF refined and crude on In
storage.
Tho stock stlil IN the treasury should
net the company close 20 5000 900. This
amount WIN complete our pipe line 70
navlgable water and complete 200 mrre
welA on tho vast holdings ~ the COM
pany. The output and earnings 81 I Of
our vast production, with the g4eat re-
finery AT Cherryvsle VIII bring the COM
pany several Thousand dollars prohts
per day and Will easily pay substantial
dividends and complete two more rehn-
cries. This Is assurediy n stroHR grow
ing manufacturing company, building
step by step, and paying as Il goes.
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..s ~s,s. 1. '.... :2. % WA NTS'' :.: , :
wanted-A Chance

To show what this column viii do for
yos; 3 lines days for 25 cents It will
do almost anything
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$4,000 more. W. @rs going to secure It
and would Ike 70 have YOU with US.
The Whole United states is our Field.
The banks Of the country are FUN OF
/ idle money There are thousands OF In
NestOrs VIZ would rather have their
none m strong manufacturing enter
prise Ike ours than 70 have the money
| lying idle In bank and drawing no In
toreat This company Is in touch with
investors an over tho United States.
Everyone must admit that with the as
sets back Of this stock and the work go-
Ing ahead on the pipe line, and with four
drills working that this stock must
greatly advance and that very soon.
VIII Sell 10000 shares TO a Club for
$500.
II ten men, or more or less, desire to
club together and take $4,000 shares Of
this stock they can have same issued to
whomever they direct for the lump sum
OF $1,000. Better set up club and send
shown and secure the stock before Il
doubles In value.
Big Gas wen Secured on Part Of Uncle
Sam Holdings last W9ek.
AS stated, the Uncle Sam company now
has four drills at work and is rapidly
bringing In additional producing wells.
Drill No. Is at work on part OF the
Of Cherryyalle, IN Labette county A few
days ago one OF the largest gas wells
ever secured In that Vicinity was COM
pletod. This drill Is now half way down
on another well. There are three Inn
mense brick plants within four and one
halfs miles OF this gas field and the
Uncle Sam company has a ready market
at a most profitable price for ell the
gas Il can secure. We have over 6 900
acres OF oil and gas rights in the lands
adjoining, with room for sixty wells
tically ell proven. One brick plant but
four miles away, u paying over 81 900
per month for gas, 20 you can sec that
realizing handsome income on this
one property alone ara very limited.
Drill No. at Work
The Uncle Sam company plans 70 pro-
duce all OF its own oil Drift No. 2 Is at
work on proved lands In the north (Peru)
field. just north OF some OF the best pro-
ducers IN Kansas. Tho oompany has over
NINETEEN THOUSAND G900o) acres In
this locality and already has three hrst-
class producing wells. The drillsrs are
Sidsr the number Of wells those four
drills will complete In a year and you
will realize thEt this stock must grow IN
value from day TO day. Don't walt until
lot more wells are oompisted and sx-
peet to buy thisIstosk at present prices
Drill No. s.
This drill is at work on the Uncle
sam csntfal" property, just north Of
CherTyvaie Where the.e are already
seven wells under the pump This h on
proved grounds and several more good
oilers aret assured. The Central -
valuable property
Drn No : Rlght Up AgsInst; q 29e: Bar, Bar
South Of BartlesVIlle.
Drill No. is liable 10 put this stock
in one Jump to 80 cents per- share.
There n a well now lowing mot
pumped) 1i5 barrels per day not over
quarters OF a mile north OF where
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Years.
Competent men are at the head Of
overy department. Of tho Uncle Sam COM
pany. samuel Hunter. the c0mpany'a
superintendent came from tho Pure on
actively engaged in the refinery husi-
ness for over thirty-nve years The
Pure on company commenced PAYING
dividends soon after they completed tho
pipe line TO the water front The Uncle
Sam company win be TO the west what
the Pure on company Is In the east. 70
Us pursuing the somo safe methods, in
owning It's own production, tank car
and pipe limos,
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Statesmen WANTED.

How mu,h Of your home IS use' as
storage place? Stop storing and start
selling things you don't need through
Leader wants
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Drill No. 4 RIaht Up Against q zoo Bar
rsi Gushsr In the Chsrolsee Nation,
South Of BartlesVllle.
Drill No. Is liable TO put this Ftock
IN one lump to 80 cents per- share.
There n well now lowing (not
pumped) 1f5 barrels per day not over
three quarters OF, a mile north OF where
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prln 10 2 at Wark.
Drill No. 8

Drill No. 3
This drill is at work on the Uncle
sam Central" property, just north Of
Cherryvaie, Where thee are already
seven wells under the pump. This is on
proved grounds and several more good
valuable property
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FOR RENT-9 room modern house. En-
uuire at Goa North Vine
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Flrst Published in Daily Leader August
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10000 more. W. @-e going to secure It
and would uke d haNn WON mLLh ns-
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WANTED-Young lady TO take course
in advertising instructions. Scholar
ship for sale at 40 Address Il.
Leader office.
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BY J. L. McKEowN. Deputy
Omaha daily bee., 1905-02-19
CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY.

The regular program of the Oratorical
society was postponed because John Cav
anaugh who represented the college at
Grand Island Friday night, gave his
orati0n and the newly elected officers were
installed John Brady the newly elected
vice president, made an extremely impress
sive speech. in which he brought out the
object of the society and the good that
could be derived from II If every member
would enter into each meeting with an
earnest spirit. George McCrackin gave a
talk on the necessity for early preparation
for the South Dakota debate, which Is to
take place the latter part of April. William
Sternberg and William Mullen gave short
but impressive addresses.
Raymond Corrigan, charged in a mock
trial with default on handing in papers
due the literary society,"" is now allowed
to go about again unmolested and has re-
gained his usual sangfrod. His trial, which
was carried over from last week, came TO
a close Thursday evening, in Judge THE
lan's court. After the defendants wit
nesses. James Hannon, Charles McGrath
and Thomas Lanaghan, were questioned
the jury went out and returned IN half an
hour with the verdict of not guilty.
School was unusually quiet the latter
part of the week, owing to the absence of
about fifty upper-class men, who accom-
panied by Father Blackmore, went to
Grand Island Friday morning to cheer
their representative on to victory in the
state oratoriCal contest.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-02-19
ARMY NEWS AND GOSSIP.


mated by President Roosevelt, has been
%ohn Fourth 20 TGe Tnited states cavalry at
St Louis. The court appointed by the
commander of the Department of the Mis-,
by Lieutenant Mohn that the officer pre-.
ferring the charges against him, General
r. Mint, S9mmsi9ding siS iaa,D tne DeRaritshfe
the court to try him. Lieutenant Mohn IS
charged with writing letters TO the presi-
dent of the United States making charges
against officers which were untrue.
These general court martial sentences
have just been promulgated by order nI
Missouri: Private Howard Palmer, Troop
+, Fourth cavalry, convicted of desertioR
dishonorable discharge and eighteen
worth; Private Robert Dindquist 115th COM
pany. coast artillery. desertion, dishonor-
prisonment at Fort Crook; Private Robert
w. McCraw With several aliases, recruit
mounted service, deseruon and frauduient
enlistment, dishonorable discharge and four
years Imprisonment at Fort leaNenWorth; f;
Private James Ward, Troop II, Eleventh
cavalry, conduct prejudicial to good order
and military discipline, dishonorable dis
charge and seVen months Imprisonment at
Fort Des Mones; Cook Seth r. Andrews,
tent to kill dishonorable discharge and two
years Imprisonment at Fort Mackenzie,
Wyo: Private John Dean, Troop g, Eev-
enth cavalry, selling government clothlng
dshonorable discharge and three months
Imprisonment at Fort Des Moines. All Of
these sentences carry with them the for
feiture of all pay and allowances,
Sergeant Tristan j. Cummins, Troop &,
Sixth United States cavalry. Fort Meade,
S. D., and Private Arthur Dilworth, Troop
q, Ninth cavalry, have been ordered honor
ably discharged from the army, pursuant
to instructions from the War department
Leave of absence for fourteen days has
been granted Contract Dental Surgeon
Franklin f. Wing of Fort Meade s. d.
The Eighteenth United States infantry
has arrived at San Francisco from the
Philippines and is expected to start in
few days for Fort Deavenworth, Kan,
where 1t will be permanently stationed.
The Eighth United States cavalry and
Sixth United States infantry departed on
February 10 for San Francisco, from
the Philippines. These regiments were
Mo- and Fort Leavenworth. The Sixth
infantry will be replaced in the Depart
ment Of the Missouri by the Eighteenth
infantry. No cavalry regiment has yet
been assigned to take the place of the
Eighth cavalry.
letter was received from the military
secretary of the chief of staff of the army
at department headquarters Saturday stat
ing that the plan of managing the recruit
ing depot at Jefferson Barracks, Mo-, would
be changed In the future. Special details
of commissioned and non-commissioned Of
ficers will hereafter be made for the in
structon of the recruits there and 1t will
be devoted especially as a recruiting rend-
ezvous instead of a general garrison as
heretofore.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-02-19
HIGH SCHOOL FOR NEGROES
White Citizens of Kansas City, Kan,
Urge Governor to Sign Measure
for Separation of Races.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 1S.-Many white cit
liens have called upon Governor Hoch al
Topeka to urge upon him the necessity for
signing the bill providing for separate
high school for negro pupils at Kansas
City, Kan, just passed by the Kansas leg
isldture.
Last year at Kansas City, in the mixed
school, a prominent white boy was stabbed
to death by a negro and in urging tho
governor to sign the present bill the white
citizens said that only the separation OF
the two races would avert further trouble
and possible bloodshed.
A delegation of negroes appeared before
the governor today and urged him to veto
the bill. Governor Hoch gave no intimation
of his probable action.