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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18
7,1NY CHICAGO CORNERS,
Shorts in Speculative Markets Wor-
ried Orer the Future
,n..-rolerrarl1 % u Tribune. !

In leader In control Of corn ana
ot'aor, Of oats: the Cudahy trio-Pat OF NIL
prac'i'a"' ,,,a Of Omaha and Jack Of Chi
oaocornering lard and Armour taking all ribs.
short sellers speculative futures s,,i a,o ,,''1 -
chance 10 make killing on me 'sd' sue u
60 don,t know where will get of walled
li1+a uoll taa, Yesterday he entered the eS-
oi,,,gs room of the Board of Trade. both wheat
and corn are sewed up tight ana the packers nav
anu anu 'oi -. 80 october deliveries of hog products
- -.t,t double knot and now Jim Patten
- gettfnc a strangIe hold on oats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18
FRIGATE CONSTITUTION IN DANGER
Report in Boston That Old Warship Is
Likely to Turn Turtle.

Boston. Sept. 1.-THE Herald to-Inorro" VIII
ss, ,ba+ +ta frios+a constitution known The
T-rs+ Shin of tho American Navy which has for
years been one OF the most valued possessions OF
the CharIestown Navy Yard, is in danger OF tuIn-
fnx turtle" and Il is learned that the good snip
cannot last many years in its present stare
The 4riqate fs leaking badly and the hold fills so
rapidy that It is necessary TO use power pump
frequently. One Of the attaches Of the yard salc
to-day that the officials did to risk placing
the ship in drydock 10 make repairs as the Vessel
would crush with its own weight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18
KILLED IN "CHoPP1NG OUT" COON.

Rochester Sept 17-Irving Brewster, thirty
en- years old who lived in the town OF Victor
killed last night while out with party hunting
coons. They treed coon and feed the tree In
order TO capture IT, In falling the branches OF the
tree lodged and Brewster struck the butt with MS
axe to free it. The heavy butt of the tree swung
about and struck him in the chest, killing MIN IN
stantlY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18
DEuOCRATS SHOW' FER.
Queens Conrention Date Changed
Fusion Possible There.

1na Democrauc organization Of the Borough OF
Queens sprang surprise yesterday by announcing
tbat the date Of the Democratic county and
borough convention had been changed from Octo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18
INTERESTING NEWS ON OTHER PAGES.


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Congress bert Pasons shomefr Japan. Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18
WHAT IS COMING TO US!
Hall Game to Write a Book on the
millionaire in america.

London. Sept. 1S-Before sailing for New
York on saturday, Hall Caine. the novelist and
PLAYWRIGHT. told representative of The Daily
Express that he had for long time been max
ing a study of the millionaire and the problems
which beset him. and that it was probable MS
next book would deal with the great commercial
rulers of the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18
COST OF SUNKEN NAVY.
Russian Losses in Ships officially
Gren as SI19. 900 900.

ST Petersburg. Sept. 1S-The Russian losses
in ships st Port Arthur, Vladivostok and the
Sea of Japan according to official statistics pub
rsbed this morning, amount to S113,000,OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18
CHINA OPENING PORTS.
Trade Rights Granted to Poscers
at Many Manchuriam Tozcns.

London, Sept. 1S.-The Shanghai correspondent
Of The Morning Post says that an imperial de-
cree has been issued. ordering many of the ports
in Manchuria to be opened equally to all treaty
powers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18
- HOURS TO cHIcAeo-PENNsYLVAN'A
SPECIAL.

Leaves HeG s@ n u m over the Pennsylvania Raj
Ch'eason ~ equipment. Special features ROCK
shooGiissted roadbed.-GAdvt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18
a.Iu oE THE CENTURY

the rwenten century dad hsSS eSca9s 5hs bS Sh9Sg 9S
train between Ne" ,aee Leave New York 330
New York r4ve cee5tsi Chicago $50 next orn'n NIGHTS
ride.-AdVt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18
FALL EXCURSIONS TO ADIRONDACK

Tickets on sale 70 Sarlnac Lake, Lake Placid and
o.er important points from Sept 10 10 go good re-
turning until oct 81 Single fare plus SlO0 FOR the
round trip Inquire Of New York Central Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-18
WHITE MTs. AUTUMNAL EXCURSION;

Tickets on sale September Is TO October d Rate
orlv IS so Inquire N ". n. IL & II. r. X Aserts-
-lAdvt-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05
Opportunity Knocks at Every Mans Door Once. II
this Instance It Has Knocked Twice, and for those
Who Answered Not, is Repeating the Sum-
mons Stock in the Coldfield- Herald Min
ing Company can Still be Bought at,
allow Price. Only SC Share

Now is the time take advantage of opportunity that
will without doubt lead to fortune. But it means
prompt acceptance of waiting proposition In the search
for gold the with small stands great chance
the capitalist in acquiring independence We know
that property surrounded it is with paying mines
that shipping running almost thousand dollars to
the ton, that will have paying property At least our
offer worthy of serious Investigations matter that will
you but stamp and moment of time Surely this is
something you afford and when literature reaches
YOU then have time thoroughly investigate
our offer If after the close study which you give the mat
ter you find it does appeal to you, you have lost
little If we convince you that it is worthy investment
and yod Join in the formation of the company and
stock goes on moving upward in price Mount Whitney
has done YOU have soon doubled and multiplied your
original sum The present price of cents share will
get this figure you act with busnesske prompness
ing:
THE VERNAL, which has opened 90 foot shaft and
produces shipping of $500 sack and accumulatng
splendid dump of lesser value.
BLACK BUTTE is sacking $500 and operating
two shafts with sensational values.
DIAMOND FIELD, sackng at So pound and
splendid ledge being opened
GOLDFIELD GREAT BEND-Ore this property
assays 5000 1t will be great producer.
OUARTZITE FRACTION-An inch streak opened
running $4,000 a Another ledge opened 81 feet in
width at $40 ton.
We ask you conservatively you find proposition
the market today that promises better returns than that
of mining? And if be mining, can you find held that
shows gold in greater magnitude than GOLDFlELD?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05
Valuable Ore Shown on Street,

"There was shown the Tuesday evening piece
of from the great Sandstorm strike having assay
value of 100000. The piece two inches long, half
inch wide and faced with quarter of inch of solid gold
This picked up the brush after firing the first shot
in the rich lower ledge. An attempt made to keep the
from fyngby overlayng the vein with mattress mis-
was failure and powder boxes of rich stuff picked
up in the brush 1t believed that 5000 lost in
this way in the first shot.
The third shot made the following day fired under
a thick cover of hides weighted down with rock This
a After this firing five sacks filled with stuff
rich that it almost useless to make estimate One
piece into the sacks the size of mans fist that had
in it least $I5o worth of gold. Some who it put it
higher should place the value of these five sacks
$4,000 he likely would not oversate the actual returns in
gold from this third shot The value per indicated by
this is $4,000"
The foregoing is taken from the God6eld News daily
publication, which uses motto "A that's true of the
located within short distance of the claims controlled by
the Godfeld Herald Company Stock for sale by the South
western Securities Company, Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05
A Big Gold Mine

A gold mine with an inexhaustible supply
of ore.
A gold mine that is considered by ex-
perts to be one of the greatest discoveries
of recent years.
A gold mine that will become famous
for the dividends it will pay.
A mine that is operated by able, ex-
perienced mining men Of prominence, who
have invested thousands of dollars of their
own money in the enterprise.
A mine having a strong local board of
directors.
A mine which we recommend in the
strongest terms possible.
A gold mine in which few dollars in
vested now will lay the foundation for
fortune.
A mine that promises soon to rival some
of the prosperous gold mines of the world.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05
Facts Concerning the
Coldfeld Country.
Opportunities
Unlimited

1t is the greatest gold camp ever known.
1t has produced more gold in six weeks
than Cripple Creek did in one year.
1t has produced more gold to date than
Cripple Creek did in three years.
Every person who has invested in 1egit-
innate stocks to date has received i'm
mense returns from his investment.
1t is located in state that ranks third
in production of gold and is fast gaining
a decided lead.
We believe that just as good mines will
be opened up in the future as have been
in the past. All the miners need is capi
tai for development work.
Great strikes being made every day. 1t
is liable to strike any mans door.
The greatest surface paintings ever
known in a mining camp is the glorious
record of Goldfeld.
1t is poor mans camp, where millions
are not necessary to take out the hidden
treasure.
The mines can be worked all the year
around altitude, 1000 feet; fine, healthy
climate, good drinking water and fine
country to run railroads through, both
steam and electric, both of which will be
Forthcoming in the course of next year.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05
We Give You the Op-
portunity, You
Must do the
Rest

We do all that is in our power to make
you rich when we give you the opportu-
nifty to invest in good proposition We
cannot make you buy. You must rely
on yourself for the good judgment to
grasp an opportunity when it presents
itself. There is no more excuse for a man
who neglects to take advantage of good
investment than there is for the man who
goes into poor one without making an
investigation. The mere fact that the
Southwestern Securities Company has
accepted stock of the Goldheld-Herald
Mining Company to place on the market
should be a guarantee of its genuineness.
If YOU desire additional proof that the in
vestment is a worthy one we invite your
closest investigation.
No man is so poor that he cannot begin
to pay for what he wants, and every small,
individual payment that he makes stores
and accumulates for him as reserve fund
in his hour of need, provided that the in
vestment was made after due considera
ton and had sufficient to guarantee it be-
ing termed an investment.
We offer you an opportunity to share
in the profits of one of the most remark
able gold mining companies today. The
GOLDFIELD HERALD MINING
COMPANY'S land consists of two and
half claims of so acres, adjoining several
of the richest and most prosperous prop
critics in the northeast field Of GOLD
FIELD. Every indication evidences an
enormous strike, which when found will
put the stock of this company quickly at
great increase in value. A rich dyke
is found, rich in mineral, extending clear
across Our property. 1t is believed that
when this is properly worked it will re-
suit in our property being as rich as some
of our neighbors'. 1t is conceded by
mining men in GOLDFIELD that our
property is one of the best in the field and
requires but development to produce
great results.
If you would take advantage of one of
the opportunities to share in the GOLD
FIELD property that is destined to have
a successful future we urge you to apply
at once for further literature regarding
this property. The present price of this
stock is S cents a share.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05
One Good Investment
UiH Earn for You
Whdt You May Haze
Lost Through Many
Poor Ones
The Following Things
Are Guaranteed the
Stockholders

That the 50 acres of ground
controlled by the Goldheld-
Herald Mining Company were
purchased and paid for in cash
February 2. That no debts
will be incurred. That re-
ports of actual conditions will
be made regularly to each
stockholder. That each stock
holder will receive his full and
equal rights according to the
amount of stock held. That
the work of developing these
claims will be commenced
within short time and will
be pushed until the company
is on a dividend paying basis.
That the company is incorpor-
ated with a capital stock of
100000 shares, each with
par value of ST. fully paid and
forever worcestershire. That,
unlike many other companies,
none of the money received
from stock sales is devoted to
promotion purposes. All is
treasury stock, and money OBJ
tanned from stock sales, not
including that used for pur-
chasing the land, will be used
for development work until
whatever time the output
places the mine on a paying
basis. Please remember that
you have but a very, very
short time in which to get in
on this remarkable offer be-
fore the price of shares. is
further advanced. If you de-
sire additional information on
this proposition fill out and
mail to us at once the coupon
in the lower left-hand corner
of this advertisement. If you
already know all you desire on
this subject, you can be more
certain of your stock at S cents
share by sending to us at
once your remittance, stating
your name, address and
amount of stock wanted. Do
it now. Do not delay. South
western Securities Company,
5o3 H. w. Hellman building,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05
What One Man Did
After Making an
Investigation

When a certain Long Beach
business man, whose name is
withheld, invested $50 in stock
of the Goldfeld-Herald Com
pany about three weeks ago
he did so only with the re-
mark that he was throwing
the money away. Having an
acquaintance who has been in
Goldfeld for the past three
months, the Long Beach man
mailed his friend a request to
furnish him all of the infor-
nation possible concerning
the claims Black Wonder Nos.
I and 2 and the Goldstone
Fraction. In due time the
writer received a response.
The letter read something like
this: "The claims controlled
by the Goldfeld-Herald Com
pany are considered the best
in the district. | would advise
you to place all the cash that
you have on hand or can raise
in this company, as it is sure to
be one of the best paying ever
developed here"
After perusing this missive
the Long Beach man conclud-
ed that his $50 had not been
so badly invested after all. In
fact, he thought that Goldfeld-
Herald stock was so good that
he would like to have a few
more shares. The next day he
purchased $4,000 worth more
of the stock, although the
price of shares had advanced
since his previous purchase.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05
Buy Before Another
Advance in
Price

AS was previously announced,
the few remaining shares of
stock at ? IL cents each Of
fered in the Goldfeld-Herald
Mining company have been
disposed of and the price OF
the stock has been advanced
to s cents. Now is the time to
buy. Don't wait for another
advance, which is sure to
come. To those who failed to
get in on the sale of a limited
number of shares at 2 IL cents
each we offer limited number
only at S cents. Don't post
pone taking advantage of the
present low price of this stock
to invest. This company un-
doubtedly offers more induce
ments, as it has brighter pros
poets, than any other ever
launched.
Just stop and think a min
ute. How would you like to
become the possessor of stock
in a company that controls so
acres of land located right in
the same mineral belt as the
famous Comstock lode, which
produced $6oo,ooo,ooo in gold?
Perhaps YOU had no oppor-
tunity to share in the earnings
of that great strike, but you
now have the chance to par
ticipate in another that prom
ises still greater things. Think
lllG llldllCl ONCl Ndl Nlull y.
Now is the time to invest be-
fore the shares experience an
other advance in price. You
may have purchased other
mining stock, some of which
earned dividends and some of
which did not; but it is safe
to say that you never before
invested in a company with
such a bright future. We feel
satisfied that you are thor
oughly interested after reading
this and want to invest, or if
you would like to learn more
of this proposition fill out the
coupon and mail it to us at
once.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-05
The Southwestern Sc
curities Company
Shows Faith

The Southwestern Securi-
ties Company not only shows
its faith in this property
when it accepts the response
bility of placing the stock on
the market, but it has gone
still further in this instance. 1t
has invested its own money
in the proposition, which with
out doubt should assure you
of absolute certainty that the
property will be a dividend
paying one.
The stock you now secure
will be worth many times its
present selling price this time
next year, if you will allow us
to select the proper stocks
for you.
1t is the quickest way of
making a fortune with an out
lay of only a comparatively
small sum.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-07-28
..f4t ~. -.
MAIN THOROFARE

MAxN 4aOnOc A1SG
To the Lewis and Clark EXPOSE
Ion, J une LIST to Oct. 18th, 1906, will
be via the Union Pacific. This is
not only the shortest way by many
miles, but is also tho scenic route,
passing thru some Of the most charm
ing scenery in the world. -
The low rates made by the Union
Pacific to Portland this summer Of
fer the people Of the east and mid
die west an opportunity to visit the
Pacific Northwest and see what =
great country lies west Of the Rocky
Mountains. It is q chance Of Life
time. =. ~ I. n:
!. There is also an opportunity on
route to visit Yellowstone National
Park. June LIST to September 10th.
Inquire of q F Carter, T P A, Omaha
Nebraska. - 4. :'s@s'' :
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-07-28

BY request OF the Village Council
Of Adrian VIM Wigham, assessor, APP
peared asking that lots No. II, -. IS
and Il, blk a, and lots l, g., 4 and s,
blk al, upon which the assessment
was lowered by the 90. Board Of Eq-
utilization in 1904 :sbe raised to their
original valuation. On motion the re-
quest was not granted. I.
Edward Cooper appeared and fled
sworn affidavit stating that his as.
sessment OF May 40, 1906 was true and
correct list Of all personal! properly IN
his possession and owned by him In
the Village of Adrian, and asked that
the items added by the Board OF Re-
view Of the Village OF Adrian be
stricken OF.
On motion the request was granted.
Adjourned sine die July 10, 1905, 8
p. m.
E. @. Pannell,
County Auditor.
Report of the Board of County Com
missioners of the County of Mobiles,
State Of Minnesota, on UncOllec:ed
Personal Property Taxes for the
Year 1904.
WortnlngtOn, Mlnn., july IL, ASVo
Be It Known, That the Board OF
County Commissioners OF Mobiles
county, Minnesota, did meet in. SEES.
sion on the 10th day of July 1905, the
same being the first session OF said
Board after the 10th day Of June, 1905,
that at said session the County Treas.
urer of said county delivered to said
Board the list of unoollected personal
property taxes for the year 1904, to-
gether with bis certificate thereon as
required by law; and that at said SEES
sion the said Board did duly consider
cancel such taxes as they are satisfied
cannot be collected. That the follow
ing is correct list of said uncollected
personal property taxes In said county
for said year 1904, as 80 revised by
aaid ROArd tO-Wit:
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WORTHIK6ION ADVANCE
"A PuBLIsHRD EVERY FRIDAY. .&
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RATES.

+ s.,,.o-,,+;on ner war $3.50
o"oss montha rs
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aar.r+;s;ro disn,av. per pape $1,000
per column, per inch 10
focal, per line .O5
local, black face type. per line IL
All announcements or advertising from
which a revenue Is sought, will be charged
for. Any announcement of meetings from
which no revenue is derived, will be published
free.
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j p Roerig, ..Wllmont will ...... ......s4 IS
Pat O'ConnOr, Wilmont vill.........lo Sc
Mrs A Currie, Wilmont vill.........7 80
The Board Of County llommission-
ers Of Mobiles county, MINI.
%5f. Y. Y Gus Swanberg.
!, : 5i&y .-s j. q. Murphy,
r. ~. aI g J.L. sMcC onkey,
~ ~ Cd: Bryan,
H., Fred II. Memens,
E. g. Pannell,
-a County Auditor.
AUDITORS Notice Of Hearing on View.
ers' Report in Ditch Proceedings.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, 90 a.;st
County OF Mobiles. =,
In the Matter Of the Petition 81 G.
w. Patterson, H. NJ. Twitchell,
aud Others, for Public Ditch in
the, County of Mobiles, State of
Minnesota. u, ..... ,sss
Notice is Hereby Given, That a
petition has been filed in the Office
of the County Auditor of said Couu-
ty, praying for the construction of d
public ditch beginning at about the
center of Section (3O), Township
1O2), Range 1897. Also commencing
At or near The N. W, corner 81 Sec.
ton (25l Township (1ON. Ranra l4O)
and forming a junction 81 ma I wo
near the center of the North line of
the Southwest Quarter sc section
(26), Township (102), Range (4O); run
ming thence through The following
described lands. to.wit:
No. M sEl soct;on laol TO-, u sb,;n
f,oM Ponoa faoS on n au.,.n l;ra ha r
) 1 waon NWi e M SWS Sact;a. I9M
ToInsh;n ;1oN Ponra 19oI 8 M NJ
Se"t;on I25\ TX n,vnsh;n f1NSal, 81 - 1 90
l40) e. Fl Section 125l township
iON. Range (4O), SEA Sci Section
(26). Township 1O2). Range (4O). Ell
NW4 Section (35), Township (1ON.
Range (4O. and Nj Sci Section I35},
Township 1O2). Range (4Ol. and
terminating on NWl7 Sci Section
1857. Township (1O2). Range (4O1. and
tbat the names of the ownars al the
lands that will be affected ~ the
cons t%1 o. saa q5.ce sse = }Gi
Bieelow, HIN. Twitoheli, n. b Hib-
para, Harry >: hooson. oeor&e
Doe9en' u. N: t99R, as0rgs H.
Doeden, anna Ia GranGe, &C., IS
lana halIroao' ana nofa MI
lor Hlgn way on oe eet AnesnesW eel
5ectlon G KY ana !aV,, Iowa1ssaaanA1V1)
nange \o9), ana tnst sne ssl3sneer
aPpolnteo oy inc ooara Cahunty
commissioners o. SAG G2mny 70
MAKE a survey OF me rousg q sa1o
9ltcn mas comp!eteo nlsWosk s snamaae
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-07-28

I LEWIS AND CLARK EXPOSITION
AT PORTLAND, OREGON.
For this very important exposi-
ton, the Rock Island System has
arranged low round trip ticket e
Portland and California points from
all stations. For full information,
call on the nearest ticket agent or
write to ]. G.Farmer, Division Pas
sengerAgent Cedar Rapid Ia. SIS
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Frank Johnson. Lorain. ......... s 81
julius Palm, W0rthington Vill.. S 81
81 Staukus 5 20
u Parsons 8 rs
J G Green 10 10
Henry Fisher, Dewald. .......... $40
VIM Fricken. Little ROck.., q 81
Onev HerdinR, Grand Prairie. . rs IS
r II Mowry, Olney. 805
Henry L Fisher, Summit Lake.. 4 Al
D VanHorsen, Larkin. ........... I as
Gus Trebon, ...... 2 50
r A Runser, Graham Lakes. sos
j s Edelstein, Wilmont Vill...... z 40
That tho following is a correct list
OF the personal property taxes il said
County for said year which said Board
are satisfied cannot be collected, and
- h aai<a Raaad lii.