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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Financial Condition of the Company.

Authorized capilization, 100000. Par
value Of the stock is 81 per share. Every
share of stock draws the same amount
of dividends any other share. Sixty
one per cent Of this stock is now sold
and contracted for. This forever places
q controlling interest in the hands of
trust haters and men who are I'm favor
of square deal We want this kind Of
men to buy the balance Of this stock
There are now in the treasury 1850, 900
shares, which will be sold at from u to
80 cents per share. There are thousands
of dollars in cash in the treasury. We
have a big income daily from the sale
OF the refined and fuel oils from the
Cherryvale refinery, now in full opera
ton and shipping oil every day. There
are also $4,000 subscribed on gilt-edged
installments. This money will be paid
in from $500 to $500 per day. In addition
to this the company has over $4,000 worth
of refined and crude oil in storage.
The stock still In the treasury should
net the company close to 100000 This
amount will complete our pipe line to
navigable water and complete 200 more
wells or the vast holdings of the COM
| pany. The output and earnings then of
| our vast production, with the great re-
| fnery at Cherryvale, will bring the COM
| pany several thousand dollars profits pei
| day and will easily pay substantial divi
| dends and complete two more rehneries
| This is assuredy strong, growing manu-
| featuring company, building step by steI
| and paying as 1t goes.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Man Overcome BIZ Heat.
Dnkotn Countr Pioneer., Picnic.

DAKOTA CITY, Neb., Aug. 17.-(Special)
The twenty-fourth annual reunion of the
Pioneers and Old Settlers association and
the semi-centennial celebration of the first
settlement of Dakota county, will be cele-
brated in Clinton park, adjoining this place.
on Thursday August 81. The exercises
will open with music at 1880 a. m. by
Reeds Fourth Regiment band of Sioux
City, which will furnish music throughout
the day, with dance music in the evening
The chaplain Of the day will be Rev. ]. w.
Frizzell. d. D.. pastor Of the Congrega-
tional church, Sioux City, and the annual
address will be delivered by Rev L. p.
Ludden, ID. D., OF Lincoln. President Au-
gustus T. Haase, who since June 26 1855,
has been a continuous resident OF this
place. will deliver the presidents address,
which completes the morning program.
After a basket dinner Hon. l.. Mccarthy OF
Sioux City will address the assemblage on
The Pioneers" which will be followed by
short addresses by other pioneers and dis
tinguished visitors Horse races, base ball
games etc. will amuse the crowd In the
afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Big Gas well Secured on Part of I'm
Gle sam Holdings Last Week

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 hold
lngs of the company just southeast OF
CnerryVale, In LabetUe county. A few
days ago one of the largest gas wells ever
secured In that vicinity was completed.
TINS drill rs now halt way down on another
WeIi. lnere are three immense brick plants
WITHIN TOUR and one-nalt miles OF TINS gas
neld and the Uncle sam COMPANY mas a
ready market at a most protitaDIe price for
all me gas 1t can secure. We have over
500 acres of oil and gas rights IN the lands
ADJOINING, with room Tor SIXTY wells on TINS
one single tract, which is practically ali
proven. one brick plant, but four miles
away Is paying over Sl,UUO per month for
gas, so you can see that the days until this
company VIII be reahzlng a handsome in
come or this one property alone are very
limited.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
FEVER KILLS HOLT COUNTY HORSES
Veterinary Surgeons Unable to Check
the Disease.

NORFOLK, Neb., Aug. T.-(Special.)-
Swamp fever, according to State Veterinar-
ian c. A. McKim, is dealing death to the
horses of Holt county, Neb.. in large num-
bers and the state authorities have as yet
been unable to check the rapid spread Of
the plague. DR.. McKim arrived in Norfolk
today from ONeill, where he had been in
an effort to stamp out the disease, but the
fever is still in control of the situation. A
large number of horses have already sue
cumbed and many more are suffering. Tho
state oficial will return and continue eff
forts to rid the country of the disease.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

you need not he surprised to see the stock
considerably over par In a year. From our
refinery at Cherryvale we can reach the
greater part OF Kansas, which Is pro-
tected by a maximum freight rate and
other strong antitrust laws. while from the
Missouri river we can reach the central
United States unhlndered and free over
the Missouri and Mississippi systems II
necessary we can ship the oil by steam
boat clear down the river to Memphis
where we can load II on ocean steamers
or go further down In the event those we
desire to reach do not come that far. No
one can interfere with our river barges
on the Mississippi.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
This stock should he sold in Fifteen
Days.

The time TO secure a good investment is
when II is offered. We are in a business
in which there is over 800 per cent profit
We have now passed the experimental
stage and have "A great manufacturing en-
terprise and one that is growing stronger
every hour. We now have over 5000 stock
holders, representing every state and ter
fitory In the Union, and we also have stock
holders In Canada, Old Mexico and the
Philippine Islands. From the four corners
of the globe investors who have an eye
to making big profits have purchased this
stock literally, and a great many of them
will double their holdings in the next two
weeks. There are over 800 different deals
pending right now Some of them are large.
This allotment should all be sold in fifteen
days under these conditions.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

Greatest Independent Refinery in the
West Completed and Running Night
and Day.
-Four months ago the Uncle Sam company
promised to be selling refined oil by this
time. 1t has kept its promise one great
plant is now in fun operation and already
the company Is increasing its capacity.
When you buy this stock you are not buy
ing into a wild cat scheme, for we have
the property in sight The Cherryvale re-
of the Cherryvale, oil field which II owns
and controls, and easily worth to the stock
holder a quarter of a million dollars.
Net PROFITS over 800 Per Day.
We are now shipping oil and closing big
contracts for both refined and fuel OIL The
income from this plant will soon run up to
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Don't Delay in Sending In Your order
for stock.

The stock OF this company is offered
to sell And will SELL and sell fast at
these prices. Don't delay your order for
the company is Crowding the work and
Kansans are buying this stock faster
now than ever before. When you Join
this company remember you join band
Of men who are working In good faith for
pany which is to be free forever from
trust domination. We are depending on
the iiberty-loving people Of Kansas and
adjoining states to Stand by us and to
help us out, and Judging from the past
when remittanCes have run as high as
$1,000 in a single day. we know II will
be but a short time until the stock is all
placed pipe line completed and the COM
pany be on a great money making basis.
Now ia the time to help this good cause
along and at the same time secure prop
erty that will grow in value while you
sleep and pay your children dividends
After gone.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Monthly Payment oTer.

rived in the city at II a. m. and was met
at the depot by the instructors and rep
resentative body of citizens. At 2:3O p. m.
he delivered an eloquent lecture in the
mammoth tent, near the high school build
ing, to approximately 1000 persons. His
remarks were listened to with profound
interest and attention and the impression
he created was very favorable. During the
lecture the stores, banks and public Of
fees were closed as a mark of respect to
this distinguished visitor.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

Drill No. 4 Right I'D Against n 200
Barrel Gusher in the Cherokee Ma
ton, south of BartlesvIlIe.
Drill No. Is liable to put this stock in
one jump to 30 cents per share. There is
a well now flowing mot pumped 125 bar
rels per day not over three-quarters Of a
mile north OF where this drill is going
down, while directly south. about half a
mile, there are two more very large pro-
ducers. This drill is going down in rich
oil territory, so you see No. rig is drilling
in oil territory where we are likely to secure
2e0-barrel well. The Uncle Sam com
pany will build another refinery at some
point in Oklahoma and will start at least
three more drills in that part of the oil
helds during the next sixty days. Ii is
important to every investor to keep in
mind that these four drills go deeper every
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Newspaper Change at Tecumseh.

TECUMsEH, Neb., Aug. l7.-(Special Tel
egram.)-C. w. Pool today sold the Johnson
County Tribune of this city to c. w.
Marlin, young newspaper man Of Extra,
la. The new proprietor will take charge
next week The paper will continue to be
Independent in politics Mr.. Pool has been
in the business in this city for many years
but failing health makes It necessary for
him 10 seek a change Of climate.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Tanks Already shipped for stHtior
ana Tank Cars on the Road.

Stations will be installed at once at
Wichita, Concordia, Hutchinson, Salina and
Topeka, Kan. From these points the
Uncle Sam company will be able to mar
ket greater part Of their refined oils
from the Cherryvale plant. Several tank
cars are now on the road to Cherryvale
and many more will soon be shipped The
company will be able to deliver all of its
oil in It's own tank cars or pump IL through
its own pipe lines. From 1000 feet under
the ground II will take the oil through
its different departments until II is ready
to burn in your lamps or heat your fur
naCes.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Drill No. 2 ut Work.

The Uncle Sam company plans to pro-
duce all of It's own OIL Drill No. is at
work on proved lands in the north (Peru
field, just north OF some of the best pro-
ducers in Kansas. The company mas over
NlNIEEN THOUSAND QsUUUj acres in
this locality and already has three first
class producing wells. Inc drillers are now
BUSY in this neld, Stop ana consider the
number of wells these four drills will com
plete in year and you Will realize that
this stock must grow in value from day to
completed and expect to buy this stock al
present prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

excellent concerts. The company are often
known as the Omaha Commercial Mando-
lin club (colored).
A leading feature of yesterdays program
was the lectures of Hon. G. A. Gearharton,
Dangers that Threaten our Civilization"
and Footprints of the Centuries" BY
Ia personal magnetism he held the
thoughtful attention of his audience
throughout his entire lecture. His oratory
is brilliant and powerful.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
DIetr Held for shootInr.

NORFOLK, Neb., Aug. E-(special y
Eugene Dietz, the farmer who shot and
wounded Bartie Elseffer, one OF a party
Of swimmers in the Elkhorn river at a
spot forbidden to public use by Dietz, has
been bound over TO the fall term of district
court in the sum OF $3.50, which he fur
nished The charge against him is shoot
ing and wounding with intent 10 do great
bodily injury. Elseffer, the wounded boy.
will. Il is hoped. recover. And unless blood
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

WISNER, Neb Aug l7.-Special Tele-
gram.)-On September 10 and IA will be
held the third annual livestock show at
Wisner. All preparations are being made
for the event and II promises TO be the
largest yet held. The statement that the
show was now on is an error and under
no circumstances will these dates be
changed from September 10 and a.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
VIII Have Property worth S5OO,OO'
within a Year.

VIII Have Property worth 100000
within n Year.
with the rest of the treasury stock
sold and used in development and with
our pipe line completed and work under
Roadway for two other rehneries,
this company will be In a position where
Il could cash in and pay 30 cents per share
on every share in a year, or in other
words we will have property on a conserV-
alive basis worth close to $5,0O0,OO0, or
SO cents per share for every share OF
of the stock You may think this is hot air
hut we make this statement in good faith
believing we can toe the mark. The man
ayers of this company live in CherryVale,
Knnsas-is their home and the work will
be pushed in good faith II you have have
money to invest land most everyone hasJ
Won cannot afford to turn down this
stock. Almost every good paving stock t,%,s
company in the country took some time
10 devotion It's properties and to place
soliciting the public to subscribe 70 NJ, lys
canital stock. That is our position we
offer you value received.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

minute and run night and day. Doesn't
ii look as If the Uncle Sam company was
doing Just what II has always promised,
namely, securing its own production. Would
not IT be a good plan for you to secure
at $780, before these drills bring in some
big wells and advance the price of stock?
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
The whole United states is Our Field.

The banks OF the country are full of idle
money. There are thousands OF investors
who would rather have their money in a
strong manufacturing enterprise Ike ours
than TO have the money lying idle in bank
and drawing no interest. This company
Is In touch with investors all over the
United states. Everyone must admit that
with the assets back Of this stock and the
work going ahead on the pipe line, and
with four drills working that this stock
must greatly advance and that very soon.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
FoIk ToII,. 20 Teachern.

WEST POINT, Neb., Aug E.-(Special)
The center % attraction at the Joint
Teachers institute yesterday was the pres
ence Of Governor Folk OF Missouri who
was the guest Of nonor. The governor ar
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
can Comp1ete 100 wel1s Per Yenr.

1t is important to remember before you
turn down an investment in this stock that
the company has proven ground for thou
sands of oil wells and that with the present
four drills alone we can complete $50 wells
every twelve months. The income from
our refined oils will pay substantial divi-
bends and run ten drills after pipe line is
completed. Better buy some of this stock
and hold II year or so and give the COM
pany time to complete its great work.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

not turn down and then goes after men
that we know have the money. Now we
are going to complete this pipe line as far
do this We want to raise at least $4,000
more We arc going to secure II and would
like to have you with us
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

complaint charged assault with the consent
of the prosecuting witness and 1t was
proven the act was committed by force
and against the will of the prosecuting
witness.
McGiIton Moves Up n Notch.
Beginning this evening It is Governor Nc
Clifton instead of Lieutenant Governor Nc
Clifton. This because of the departure of
Governor Mickey for Portland Governor
McGilton will be in Lincoln Friday or
Saturday to sign some papers and to listen
to what any one has to say about running
the state.
Long Gets an once.
Charles Long of Beaver Crossing was
this morning appointed by Governor Mickey
to be bee inspector for Seward county.
The duties Of the inspector are to see that
no disease breaks out among the bees and
to report the same II it does. The position
carries with It a salary of 81 a day for
every day that actual work is done and 1t
is charged up to the owner of the bees. In
spectors have been appointed only for Fill
more, Otoe, York and Seward counties.
To Celebrate at Beatrice.
The usual Labor Day parade and cele-
| bration will not be held in Lincoln this
year. but instead the labor unions will go
to Beatrice in a special train over, the
Burlington and there take part in a cele-
bration. Prominent labor men will speak
and preparations are in progress to make
the celebration a good one.
Tucker Denies Charges.
Judge E. A. Tucker, associate justice of
the supreme court of Arizona, against
whom charges have been filed in Washing
| ton, has telegraphed Senator Burkett that
the charges against him are false and that
they were made by gang" of men who
desire to have him removed from office.
He asks that the people withhold judgment
until his side of the case is told. Judge
Tucker was appointed to his present posi-
ton while a member of the state senate
\ last March.
Man Overcome by Heat.
An unidentified man, picked up at Eighth
and X streets this evening unconscious
died at st. Elizabeth's hospital at 1C
| o'clock tonight. City physician Slattery
diagnose the case as sunstroke with some
| contributory cause. When found the mans
temperature was los. The man was prob
ably forty years old, had dark hair and
mustache, wore overalls, a new pair OF
heavy shoes and was evidently a brick.
layer or plasterer. With the exception OF
a handkerchief he had nothing in his peck
! cts.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Contract with MIR. Hunter for Three

Competent men are at the head Of every
department of the Uncle Sam company.
Samuel Hunter, the company's superin-
tendent, came from the Pure oil company
OF Philadelphia. He has been actively
engaged in the refinery business for over
thirty-five years The Pure oil company
commenced paying dividends soon after
they completed the ripe line to the water
to the west what the Pure Oil company
is in the east 1t is pursuing the same
safe methods, in owning its own produc-
ton, tank cars and pipe lines.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
DAYS RUN BY STEAMBOAT TO ST. LOUIS

MISSOURI
-
THIS
profits for who fortunate enough this
dividends This
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Influential Men All over the Nation
Back Of This Compnny.

Another fact investors should consider
is that we have influential stockholders
all over the nation. In Ohio, Indiana, IL
linols, Iowa and Missouri. we have an
average of 800 stockholders in each state.
These friends will come mighty handy
and will be right on the spot to protect
their interests In the event that under
handed work Is attempted against this
company, OF which there is very little
danger with our large number OF stock
holders, as the company is now I'm a posi-
ton to present a petition, even to the
national government, which would have
weight I'm the interest OF a square deal.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

This drill is at work on the Uncle Sam.
Central property, just north Of Cherry
vale, where there are already seven wells
under the pump. This is on proved
grounds and several more good oilers ars
assured. The Central" is valuable prop
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Over 10000 Acres of Oil and Gal


Lands.
The vast acreage of territory rightfully
termed "in the oil district" by the Uncle
Sam company is a guarantee Of the future
Of this company. We have room for from
FIVE to six thousand oil and gas wells.
There are already eighty-seven $50 pro-
ducing wells on a small part OF these lands
and the greater portion of the entire 10000
acres is surrounded by good oil and gas
wells. That means that we own wonder
fully rich oil and gas property, which is
an asset for every stockholder.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

TIC production supply
will
Is
Union also Old Mexico Philippine islands
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

thousand dollars per day. Every we'll
managed refinery and pipe line company
with pipe lines to navigation has paid
enormous dividends, while the stock has
always increased in solid values fifteen to
twenty times.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18


of
al nj
others
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

poisoning should set in his physicians say
that he will be up within a rev weeks, pos
sibly, but they still contend that the wound
is dangerous.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Topeka VIII Help This Company I'm
Order to Have OnP Pipe Line Run
That way.

That way.
Topeka, the capital of Kansas, and a
/. city of nearly $1,000 people, is full of man
ufacturing enterprises. 1t is right on the
pipe line route to the Missouri river or, In
other words, the company will not have to
vary the line much to put II right at
Topeka city limits. The second pumping
pipe line is built that way. The Topeka
Commercial club now has the proposition
under advisement and with this clubs in
dorsement the chances are good to raise
$4,000 from the citizens of Shawnee county,
who will be greatly benefited by such a
pipe line.
The Very Minute the Topeka Deal Is
Closed stock May he Advanced to 1s
y Cents Per share.
When the Uncle Sam company wants
money it offers a deal that investors can
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
-Four Days Run by Steamboat to st.

Figure for yourself what we can do
with our oil on the Missouri river, only
four days run on the river to the great
city of ST. Louis. With even two 10000
production of oil in St. Louis and at
other points along the river and at very
little cost. Buy your stock now and walt
a year and give the company a chance.
1t is on the road to a grand success and
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
VIII Sell 10000 shares to n club for
$4,000.

II ten men, OF more or less, desire to
club together and take $1,000 shares OF
this stock they can have same issued to
WnomeVer they direct for the lump sum
OF So,6OO. Better get up a cub ana send
man down here II you wish to be shown
ana secure the stock before II doubles In
value.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Goes After Court Opinion.

In his brief asking for a reversal of the
supreme courts action In granting a new
trial to Philip Hubert. sentenced to the
penitentiary for criminal assault the at
torney general shows considerable spirit
In discussing the decision OF the supreme
court. which allowed Hubert a new trial
He charges that under the opinion OF the
court It would be proper for a Judge 70
order a verdict Of acquittal. providing the
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

Prices on stock as Follows for the Next F'
Days
The Washington times., 1905-10-11
BARNEY DREYFuSS WILL
VOTE FOR PULLIAh
Pittsburg Baseball Magnate Declares
Louisville Man Has Made a
Good President

LOUISVILLE, KY. Oct. 1-Barney
Dreyfuss announced that he intends TO
vote for the reelection of H c. PuIli-
am as president of the National League
and that he thinks the election will be
unanimous The Pittsburg magnate
said:
Il have not seen Harry Pulliam since
June II, but l have no hard feelings to-
ward him. l know he has made a good
president Of the National League, and
deserves TO be reelected. IN June he
read few wild-eycd stat sments, in
which / was roasted to a turn.
However. l will vote for his re-elec-
ton in December. All this talk about
Pat Powers succeeding Pulliam Is rot
He has plenty to do TO attend TO the job
he holds and would be a joke as presi-
dent of the National League. / know
Pulliam is capable. and l want him to
be retained in Office
The Washington times., 1905-10-11
FOUNDERS Of HANL|NE
CHURCH DULY HQN0REl
Veteran Workers in the Congregation
Royal Guests at Well Attended
Reception.

Members of the congregation of Ham
line M l.. Church and hundreds of yisi-
tors from other congregations attended
a reception last night in the lower hall
of the edifice. when six of the original
founders of the church were guests OF
hoaor.
More than forty years ago twenty-five
faithful church eople founded the new
congregation which now comprises the
present institution. under the pastorate
of the Rev. Carl G.. Doney. Last night
six of these original members were ten
dered a reception. which attested the
hearty good feeling and friendliness
with which these .sssS:=.ec-ed founders are
regarded.
The six founders present, who occupied
seats of honor on the platform. were
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas E Roach. Mrs.
Emma p. Cook, Mrs. Cummins. former
iy Miss Josephine Dyer: E. d. Godfrey,
and the Rev. w. /. Pond.
The principal address of the evening
WAS made by Mrs. Roach. one of the
founders. who is called the Mother Of
the Church" Mrs. Roach was the first
member of the new congregation years
teen. She has taught the infant class
at Hamline for nearly forty years.
Hamline Church was named for
Bishop Hamline, and was organized by
the Rev. Elisha p. Phelps, on Sunday.
July 2 1865.