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MYSTERY OF SPACE,
'TSso Gun Would Be Hardly StsIbso
Alongside tho Ploiadoe

tho sun Would Be Hardly ylsIb'o
Aiongslds tho Ploiadoa.
Il our sun were removed to the
Pleiades it would hardly be visiblein
an opera glass, with which nearly:
100 stars can be seen in the cius-
ter. Sixty or seventy Pieiedes sur
paas our sun in brilliancy, Acyone
being 1000 times more brilliant,
Electra 500 times and Maia nearly
400. Sirius itself takes subordi-
nate rank when compared with the
five most brilliant members of a
group the real magnifcence Of
which We can thus in some degree
apprehend.
Ii we seek to know the dimen-
sions of the cluster itself we are
net with many difficulties, but on
the assumption that it is approx
mately spherical in shape we can
calculate its diameter to be over
40, 900, 100000 miles. If we think
Of the dimensions Of our solar sys-
TEN by themselves or in relation to
terrestrial matter they appear stu
pendously enormous. Neptune, the
most distant known member, has
an orbit over 5,000,000,OOO miles
across, but the solar syst tenn is to the
Pleiades but q Lilliputian to Brob-
-dingnagian, is but as microbe to q
mountain, for a sphere the size of
the solar system would, if it were
spherical and its diameter that Of
the orbit Of Neptune, be relatively
80 minute that it could be contained
more than 100000, 100000 times in
a sphere the size Of the Pleiades.
In other words, the limits Of the
Pleiades could contain 150 solar sys-
TENS as many times over as there
are miles between Neptune and the
Gun.
It must not be forgotten That,
though there are $500 stars in the
cluster, yet with such dimensions
for tha entire group vast distances
must separate the stars from one an
other. In fact, 1880 spheres, each
with o diameter Of 3,000,000,000
miles, could be contained in the lin
its assigned to the group, and as
Stunning equal distribution Of the
stars in the group each would be at
the center Of a sphere 3,0O0,O0O,000
miles across and therefore a light
journey Of 1877 days from its nearest
neighbor.
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annual interest upon the Water and
Electric Light bonds issued by the
said City in accordance with the Act
of the General Assembly of the State,
approved the 2ud day OF March, 1895,
and che Acts amendatory, and for the
purpo e of creating a sinking fund Tor
the redemption Of the said bonds, a
tax of 21 mills be and the same is
hereby levied upon each dollar OF the
assessed value of all the real and per-
sOnal property within the said City OF
Orangeburg, except such property as
is exempt from taxation
Sec. 4 That for the purpose OF i'm
proving and paving the streets and
sidewalks OF the City OF Orangeburg,
a further tax If q mills be and the
same is hereby levied upon each dollar
Of the assessed value Of all the real
and personal property within the City
of Orangeburg, except such property
as Is exempt from taxation.
Sec. 5. That for the purpose Of
carrying into effect The provisions of
the foregoing sections of this ordi-
nance, the City Clerk and Treasurer
is hereby authorized, directed and
empowered 10 take all such steps and
do all such things as may be necessary
thereto as is provided by law and the
ordinance Of said city.
Done and ratified in City Council,
by the City Counc of Orangeburg, at
Orangeburg, South Carolina, this the
3rd day of August, Ammo Dominl, One
Thousand Nine Hundred and Six.
ABIAL LATHROP.
Acting Mayor City of Orangeburg. sc;
Att est: L. II. WANNAMAKEr, i. ST.
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Shakespeare and Eneiioa.

There is an old, a very old, tale
told Of a venerable lady who, otter
seeing the play of Hamlet" for the
first time, said, "It is q very good
play as plays go, but it is made up
Of quotations" This good dame,
although she was probably unaware
Of it, was acknowledging, in q round
about way perhaps the indebted
ness of the English language to our
national bard Phrases, sentences
and sometimes whole lines from his
writings have been crystallized, as it
were, into colloquial English, and
there are probably more quotations
drawn from the WORKS of Shake
opeare than from those Of any other
author, ancient or modern.-Cham-
bars' Journal.
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A DiscipIn Of Cleanliness.

4 teacher in one Of the public
schools was endeavoring to inculcate
in her pupils proper regard for the
virtues Of cleanliness After her
instructive little talk she asked the
children to give their own views on
the subject, whereat q student OF
eight raised his hand
''Well, George"
And George thereupon uttered this
wise comment:
; 'T think we ought to take good
scrub every Saturday night cause,
you know, we're al full Of little
holes, an they might get plugged
up."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Municipal Tax Notice!
Office of. City Clerk and Treasurer,

Office Of City Clerk and Treasurer,
Orangeburg, S. c., Aug. 5, 1905.
II, pursuance of the provisions OF
the following ordinance and 0ther or
dinances of the City OF Orangeourg,
relating to the assessment and collec-
tion of taxes therein. notice Is hereby
given That the City Treasurers once
! will be open on the first day or Sept
; ember. 1906, and continue open every
day during said month (Sunday eX-
cepted) from 9 O'Clock il the forenoon
till 2 o'clock in the afternoon, Tor the
receipt of city taxes, without penalty,
for the fiscal wear beginning April l.,
1906, and ending March 81, 1907. The
! total levy as fixed by the ati acheo or
dinance IS l3t mills on each and every
dollar of the assessed value OF al rea!
and personal pooperty in tne Clty OF
Orangeburg, as follows: .,,
Ordinary expenses. ..........:;. Hills
Interest g. Sinking Fund :,
r. R. Bonds..........".........: Il nils
Interest & Sinking Fund -,
W. 81. nndS................ = MUS
Street Paving ............:..... ~ tuitio
Ali ,ersons interested will take
notice and act accordingly;
By order of City Council
L. H. WANNAMAKER,
Clerk and Treasurer.
An Ordinance to raise supplies anu
make appropriations TO meeo Une
liabilities OF the City or OrangeoqIls
fnr toe fiscal year beginning April l.,
1oo6 and ending March 81, l9o1.
Re II; Ordained by the Mayor ano
iGermen M ~ Of the City Of Orange6urg
in G;tV Council assembled, end by
antbority AL SaSi % Of the same:
Section /. That for the purpose
of raising supplies ana meeIlns 4ta r. 0r Sne
ordinary expenses OF tne C.uy 49, VI ~
-angeburg fo1 the fiscal year 1eglan,Hs gh %
April /, 1905, and ending Maicn o.,
1907. a tax of 7 mills be and the same
is hereby levied on each dollar Oh Ine
az assessed value of all real and personal
pronerty in the said ity OF orange
burg Except such property as IS ex- e.
emnt bv the Constitution ana tne
laws of the State from taXatloE
Sec. 2. Z hat for the purpose OF pay
ing the annual interest upon I1s T;+n tat, ne
road bonds issued by the salo Ivy ~ VI
Orangeburg under and by Inc auGnUa
ity Of the Act OF the General Assem-
mbly m of the State of South Carollna'
annroved the 22nd day OF December,
1871 and for the purpose OF crea' ing d q
eintino % find for the redemptlon OF
the said bonds, tax OF In II la'iiS sron On
and the same is hereby leVieu leV u upon III
each dollar of the assessed value o. o. o.,
the real and personal property WlInln
the City of Orangeburg not ezempO
from taxation.
Sec. 3. That for raging the semf
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Su6ertngs We're Protrackedana Seve7e
Tried Every Kno1un Remedy With
oHt RelIf-Serious SkomaeA Trouble
Cured By Three Battles Of PernaaI
Capt. W. W. Jackson, 7O5 G St., n. W.
Washington, D. G., writes:
"I am eighty-three years old, o
veteran Of the Black Hawk, Mexican
and the Civil Wars. am by profession
o physician, but abandoned the same.
"Some years ago was seriously af-
fected with catarrf1 of the stomach.
MY sufferings were protracted and
severe. tried every known remedy
without obtaining relief
ain desperation began the use OF
your Peruna. I began to realize I'M
mediate though gradual Improvement
"After the use Of three bottles every
appearance of my complaint was re-
moved, and I have no hesitation in rec
ommending it as an infallible remedy
for that disorder."-W. W. Jackson.
Address DR.. S. B. Hartman, President
nf The Hartman Sanitarium, Column
bus, Ohio.
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Celebration Of Birth.

The birth Of child among the
working class in Cumberland, Eng
land, has been from time immemorial,
and is still, celebrated by the making
OF a mixture called "rumbatter." It's
ingredients are butter, sugar, rum and
spices, and it is really palatable COM
pound. Every person entering the
house where a birth has taken place is
offered a tagte for several weeks after
the event. It Is an insult to the child
and its parents to refuse the proffered
dainty, and not to proffer 1t is censid-
cred equally discourteous.
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One OF TooIc'a Jokes,

One of the practical jokes Of j.
L. Toole, the famous English come
dian, is described in the recollec-
tons Of the daughter Of James
Hahn Friswell He and his brother
actor, Lionel Brough, dressed in
ragged clothes, as they appear in
'Dearer Than Life, we're passing
through one Of the most aristocratic
London squares on their way to q
photographer TO be taken in cos
tune.
Toole Knocked at the door of
large house and asked the astonish-
ed footman whether his master was
a$ home.
e:No, he's notl0 said the man,
about to bang the door.
'9Tell him that his bsothere, The
porter and the pauper, called, and
we'll come back later in the after
noon"
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Total in Vouchers Nos. l , o-o o,
Respectfully submitted,
L. Il. WANNAMAkEh,
CITY Clerk and Treasurer.
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A Wide Awake Citizen.

The man who has never heard of
the civil war and who exists only in
the comic prints had a prototype in
France. It is related that Napoleon
I. year after becoming emperor de-
termined to find out whether there
was any one in the world who had
never heard of him. Within fort
night the police Of Paris had dis
covered a woodchopper of Montmar-
tre, within Paris, who had never
heard of the revolution nor Of the
death of Louis XVI nor Of Enper-
or Napoleon!
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Street payroll, week ending 90
+, JuIy l4...................... ...". % SV
Health payroll, week ending ., ~
July l4.................:....... q w
T II Cromer, lSt payment
from appro East End r Co 400 w
Orange Cotton Mills, 43 tons ,, 80
Eureka p Fire Hose Co, hose sc ll5 %
Street payroll, week ending 80 az
July 2l.. -........... Y ~
Health payroll, week ending ., ~
July 2l...................... q w
! fra,n q C5Oms1' Onro 'East auu End R Co $50 90
Western Union Tel Co Zines 10 ~
Manufacturers Record Pao
Co, ads sewerage engineer .. ~
&c........--...... ..... 49,. 80"
East End Reel Co Reg appro :,
for June s. July. -. "::... OF w w
H + Thomas, hack hire police oo
r H Cromer, 3rd payment -
from appro East End r Co 800 w
Street payroll, week ending ,z
July 2S.. :......;:.... ~
Health payroll, week ending "a so
July 2S............ ..........'" Nv
T H Wannamaker, 30 bus 40 ,E
Conn.,.
Orange Cotton Mills, 42.S -
tons of coal 3 25..:............. loo ~
SALARIES PAID FOR JULY.
William Wade janitor city o-o
hall. l............." ..'.:''.'.
James E Salley electrician ~ m
fire deprt. .....".:......::;:..... foO0 ~ 00
W L Douglass health officer. eoOo eC Wv
] B Etheridge St overseer..;;. oo w
Andrew CDibble asst to clerk 90 o,
& treasurer ..:.......;;:... oeon oeo
W G Albergotti chief ponce. 20 20 Nv W.
G NJ Dukes policeman. 80. eo ~ ~
W NJ Castleberry policeman. 90 4s 4e
J Is Kelly policeman ,........ e 20 So So
F NJ D'Mars policeman........ 81 eo oO
S J Board policeman,...".. 81 e1 90 90
w n Fdwins policeman....... ~ 90 90
RF Jennings spec'l police. oo 70
LII Warnamaker secretary ~ m
board health. ~ w
n Wannamaker clerk anu or M
treaSurer........"....
To+ol in Vouchers Nos. l
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FISH Fish! Fish!

No,ice.
NOTICE is HEREBY'G1V EN-
~ that Jerusalem bridge and Lower
Bull Swamp bridge are torn up Tor re-
pairs and will not be opened to the
public for travel for thirty days.
Aug. 3, 1906.
OL1N M. DANTZLER,
Supervisor.
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Furniture Repairing.

THAvE OPENED A SHOP FOR
/ Repairing furniture, Up-holster-
inp. &C.. and respectfully ask for a
share of the public patronage, All
work entrusted to my care will be
neatly and promptly executed. Shop on
Street in rear OF Wannamaker, Smoak
s. Co. .. " 'oNHo'
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9ranR1Rr's Gni6r


Eos november Ia 1ank
x1Sc;40s $500. xs:I2 ssi;SSs. 1880. x5:6o.
e .s9;So q. m. sI2:O2 nay. 1895, iO:e0.
SS.9:s LOO. .l4:26, Ass sS.ss 1928. s2:18.
sIlS:S5 we, 9to Hridgeportl 7e;;d2. 5:S0.
.s:sS. 49, S0; VIA siIaS. Sun a1da s;es
sac; .S;SsS p. ma H. 1s'ls. .7:io. :s so,
s11.e55 Washington via Ha.,.
For Ro NJ, 1890 night, dailv River
dence, Via H art nfoSTSSesteF and prov,.
'l9;ol 3. NJ. s4 :o9 3. and n Wiliimantic----
= * ssS Fer LGszPdoa a, ana
sIls:ai, .7:o 1872 / .2:45 s25s, ss:2s' a a5oa.
g. m. 'l2:05, a2:5s, s5n.oosayss7z-."S:2s. s2:6s
s1a.Fs bostOn via spr,ne .Sa p n.
Fo ;v' IN 2. m. 1856 D. %. - sundays
s4.lO 10 Ha pff, Springfield. etc.--.i.o7
$1,000, 1858 a. n, 9s: a.9,o ::As xs:l6,
s 7S5 SS5i; S .s56. sos 10 Halt,s;oe
1905 M. iiSs:Hs' e Pm: n s
s;47 1906 iliiai, a e rs ., ,S:Ss ss:SS
SSaaSy6lrook). s61i s7:oi GG i.sio 80 II. lt
q. n. Il S;o5 - ssundays-.2:25. s FIX
FOR M.ddletowDns,. Wa W,ls;;,. .7:ol. p m
~ Eop F. e. sundays--7:2O .. metossteSh
1926 f ffne Nam g, Falls. etc -7:5o = -
Wsstfleildd 3 ns NJ. Aartford). 4;Ol. 600 ( 10
a.a h9r = Derby and Anson,a a 10 u.
S SIR s:ae e n. 1910 S:35. s@:is. s:e@
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d alv. S:S5. 5:1s. TAO ll;SSocO' s;aO 40
EEo or IVY ll:4O M. s:4O, $40 : sun Y,
2:s5. 5 Mgslnsstsssdd-s:6s. $40. q n, is III
M. $40 i 4 r y p a. Sundaya-s:SO 4
- FEGT Pittshsld and Interrne x,n.. 49,.
q. 1oV' fyia BridgeportJ, 9sss 80 Il s'o a.s
a. m. soy NVla Rridgeportl
:. For LitchneHd-s:sE = s..s
sunndays-7:5O a m. VIA B sp, a zsae e M
eTa nT4p as trains Parlori an spI ,,rtl.x
q. III. s sHgr JUNCTION met xLocal exnre sssu
Gen. supt. Asst. q GeS & S sOhnx q.
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geoa1 ayutices.

District Of New Haven. IS. Probate
ESTATE OF EMMA B. T E4T,1 h5fRf l ists
ceased. ~
An instrument In writing purport-
ing to be the last will and testament Of
SAID deceased, having been presented in
Haven, having made written application
praying that the, same mSy be pro-
bated, and that letters testamentary
may be granted, as by said application
On Tile IN this Court more fully appears
it is " 20 =
ORDERED. That said application be
R9aFd an g d6eteEfm n1b At Court Of
said District, on the 18th dav w. of f. An n.
gust, 1905. at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, and that public notice Of the pen-
dt,enoy OF said application, and Of the
time and place Of the hearing thereon,
be given to all parties Interested IN
sad sad estate, by publishing this order
three times in q newspaper having 4
circulation In said District.
mis- 3t* $3.50 ' 14l41A No.
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New Haven Steanlboat Linz
STEAMER RTCHARn !, rr,r,r,-7

sI11 Z. AIGHARD PECK.
12:4 Fom ! i Ne sa,,,l Haven ieaves
aenSers 4' rne ua1ly except Mondays. PAS
time aftar y u poard the steame- at any
). IT from New York--steaIner leaves
z:e =. ?. m, daily except Sunday AeAvsa
rune alme between New York and Naw
Steamer arrives Al pu and aan.
Belle Dock, New Haven arGTar nsa lf9 IN
r. -! =. foo{ Of Peck Slip, New yorR ~
~ For r., tickets and statero,oms a T5d ~
~ cne Sfu &c on Belle Dock. also at BisSs 4.
* P,,rS g 20, lSb Orange street, ana al
The New England Naviratior ~
GEO. G. BLACK. Agent.
Belle Dock. New Haven.
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City ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY NOTICE.

YT1I. =
The committee on streets VIII hold =
R Rridny hearing a n Room city Hall
consideration Of the following netitionss
J. Petition Of George. Z. Rowley ct all
for crosswalk at Shelton avenue and
Gibbs stpect; Of Thomas IT. COY at ais
for top dressing Clark street; Of R, ST
taro ct ats for paving Fair street, Be-
tween Wy, e. 6 Union and Olive streets; Of Sam
uel q Close for crushed stone pavement
on Rosette street, from Howard aye Venue
to to a, Norris ,s.r street; Of Tohn Hines for
Church street; Of Thomas II MoMahon
ct al for oobble gutter on Willow Street
between Foster and Orange streets,
All persons interested III the forego-
ing matters are hereby warned to Be-
further notice. :
Per order,
GEORGE y. SMITH.
,44.4. Chairman.
AMBROSE v. BEECHER
m4l ~ Assistant City Clerk.
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Col'd Neglige Shirts

We haven't had handsomer
Neglige Shirts in the matter Of
color this season, than are these
French blue ones, at Acc They
have ail-blue pleated fronts or
tucked fronts piped with white
and separate on attached cuffs
Saturday for Acc
AT the same price, 49c, are
Madras Neg)ige Shirts, black and
white effects with separate or
attached cuffs--mighty stylish
and remarkably well cut and
finished.
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soc Underwear sec

Egyptian Ribbed Shirts and
Drawers; the Drawers with dou-
bic seats and suspender tapped, the
Shirts too finished like any Scot
garment Of Underwear.
An extra special for S9cts
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The Improved
Monogram Shirt

No other store in New Haven
sells the Monogram; It is
made for us and under our direc-
tons, as to cut and finish, by one
the master shirt makers Of this
country. It has all the touches
and earmarks of the fine custom
shirts and Is made Of Imported
materials. 81 and $3.50
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Goods

English
Violet Tai
cum Powder
specially put
Up for Gam
bleDesmond
Co., 15ct
value, 1Oc
Eastman's
Berzoin and
Almond
Lotion, for
sunburn and
rough skin,
regularly Csc
17c
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Bacon-Have you noticed what rdic-
ulously high prices have been paid for
seats on the New York stock exchange?
Egbert-Yes; 1 guess they've been
bought from the sidewalk spectators"
-Yonkers Statesman.
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Balbriggar IJ'derw'r

Good Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers; the Drawers with dou-
bic seats and suspender tapped
and the Shirts French neck fin
ished. 2Scts Each
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A thousand Of t h 0 S e
White Madras Pleated andS
Tucked Bosom Neglige
Shirts have come for Sat-
urday's selling, at Scots
each-more like a Dollar
Shirt thanany we ever saw
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Mems 1850 Socks Gets

These Fast Black Seamless
Socks from the Roy Knitting
Mills can't come fast enough, so
quickly are they gobbled up
whenever we have the good news
to tell, On Front Special Table
Saturday at Gets a Pair
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Black Silk Etonls

Saturday we're selling 81. so White Lawn Shirt
waist Suits for $1.93-You can't know what
Bargain these Suits until you've them; Waist has six
uck with embroidery panel and the skirt shy gored
Other VIII lite Lawn Suits $2.25 1925 $3.50 1898 up
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We advise our readers, who are look
ing for a piano to call at 81 Church
street and inspect the Krakauer.
mis- 1t
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Otis Underwear

YOU can't better this Otis
Lis.e Thread Underwear at Soc
a Garment for 75cts in any other
store. Short sleeved Shirts have
French neck to finish and the
Drawers the Otis double gussct.
But if you'd prefer Otis Bal
briggan Underwear to Isle, we
commend you this extra fine
guage goods, made Of finest
Egyptian yarn; the drawers fin
ished with the Otis double gus
set, for Scots a Garment
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We advise our readers who are look
ing for piano to call at 81. Church
street and inspect the Krakauer.
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cong roeomn 20 81
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EsENTAT N ALL LEADING STOCKS EXCHANGES.
GEO. F. Won POLENZ & co.
EXPERTS AND COUNSEL ORs ON NEVADA MINING SECURITIES.
GOLDFE NEVADA S A
October 20, 1906.
October 20, 1906.
To Our Clients,
Everywhere, U. S. A.

AGO NSOLIDA COPPER CO.. IF EENWATER
a recent organic of ST. 600 ,OOO, with 1000, 900 shares or $l.oo par
value, 400, 900 Of which have been lloted to the treasury
Aftera thoroughe minat of the property, we have accepted the
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at $50 per share. We are making this offer only TO or customeis, ana We
strongly advise you to buy. On November So, 1906, thiss STOCK Will pc
listed on the various Exchanges, ad it should certainly go TO $IsoO1W lInoot
delay. lost of the stocks of The reenwate district are being sold 1t
$loO, and most of the companies operating therea are incorporated for more
than ST. OOO 600 The stock IF h Furnace Greek Copper Co.., adjoining the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, is selling ct $3.50, Furnace creek Extension Is sell
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, are being held at several millions each.
We will be pleased to correspond with you on this matter and send
you our engineers reports and further details, but we would suggest that
you send an order for your rva BY W1RE, at our expense, without
delay, because this stock will be taken vi " our clients without necess1-
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The directorate consists of Goldfie1d mining men and some IF he
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You may send us your order subj ectt o further investigations and we
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With US before, and if you bought Goldfield-SilverP Pick, WhnW We advised gu
to buy it at SOC (mW 9O) per share, md Goldfield-SilverP Pick Leasing
Syndicate, when we advised you to buy it at c (nW 3o) per share, you I'M
doubtedlyw will not hesitate to tke our endorsement and advice in this case
and get in, while the stock is still low. A good copper stock at 500 per
share is certainly one Of the best investment that any person can make in
the United States, and if we endorse tisp property we do SO with the utmost
faith in It's future. Here will be a great copper line without doubt, and
We advise you to buy, and by at once.
Yours very respectfully,
GEO :. Won POLENZ & CO..
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General Keller wants to amputate thir-
ty-nine congressman from the South. But
he goes at it more like butcher than a
surgeon who has his patients welfare at
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