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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-16
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

The black pope was a dark horse
Mrs. Nellie A. Reid, the only woman pas
tor In Connecticut, Is stirring religious
circles in South Manchester as they have
not been moved In many years. As pastor
of the John Wesley Pentecostal church. she
Is not only winning the hearts of her
parishioners, but is saving the souls OF
many unbelievers as well.
Z After forty-one years OF continuous SER
vice In the ministry, during which time he
never missed a Sunday on account of sick
ness, Rev. Henry Goodsell of La Crosse,
twice presiding elder OF the Wisconsin
Episcopal church. will tender his resigna-
ton as pastor and will, on the anniversary
OF his ordination, go to California. where
he expects TO make his future home.
Rev. Daniel b. Leach OF Bone Gap Ill
a Methodist minister SO years old and well
known all over southern Illinois forty years
ago as one OF the greatest pulpit orators.
has just had placed on a graphophone rec
ord benediction which he has used for
more than seventy years IN closing sermons.
II Is his request that the benediction be
reproduced by the graphophone at his
funeral
Raphael Merry Del Val, secretary OF
state to the Vatican, was a distinsuished
theologian, student and linguist when tina
position was conferred upon him AT thu
age OF 80. To him Latin Is almost like a
mother tongue and he speaks and writes
man and italian. The son OF Spanish
diplomat. of course he II equally master ~
his fathers native tongue.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-16
What shall do with my savings?
Keep boarding Speculate? And

ious for this as you. We have more money
and our time invested. You Will have only
your money. We can make nothing " you
don't II behooves us. therefore, to see TO
IL that we make money.
II others can make Il we can make IT, for
we have profit of per cent over their
largest profit. and we give better soap.
But all this is nothing II the article Is not
presented to the public. No popular soap
OF today would have its demand IL that de-
mand had not been created by advertising
and salesmanship. The day of the town
crier is passed-capital now tells the story
to millions -.
the whole country. In return for that we
are going TO let you buy our stock at a re-
duction of 10 per cent, so that instead OF
you can get $500 worth OF stock Il. Will
draw interest on IFS face value, II we
during any ~ months you would get your
investment back and still own the stock. Is
per cent is not large dividend d In the soap
lively. but 1t shows the possibilities Of your
WE HAVE TANGIBLE ASSETS.
But above all. we want you to remember
that you are going into something that is
tangible. We have property, factory
equipment. patents, formulas ,n etc; all OF
practical soap men in the company as well
as successful business men, who have DEM
onstrated in this and other ventures that
they know how to make money grow.
You are getting in with honorable and
successful men. They will help you to
make money and protect what you already
have. They will make money for you, be-
cause every time they make II for them
selves they must make IT for you.
The stock of the Geyserite Manufacturing
Co. is an investment, not a speculation. 1t
IL an opportunity for the comparatively
small investor that does not come up every
day.
SOME PROMINENT STOCKHOLDERS
OF THIS COMPANY.
The Geyserite Manufacturing Co. is justi-
fiably proud of the prominence of its stock
holders. They represent some Of the lead
ing business, professional and political men
OF Colorado. They all know Mr.. Joslin, the
president of the company 1t Is worth not
ing that these successful men helped to take
up half the stock OF the company before
any effort was made to sell the soap. That
shows confidence.
We invite you to write these men. to your
friends in Denver, or in any other way you
choose make a thorough investigation of
the product, the property, the officers, etc.
Some of the stockholders are:
Fred W. Park, Lieut.. Governor Of Colo
RADIO.
rhos. r. DAILY, President Capital Life In
r. q. Bonfiis, Publisher Denver Post.
Crawford Hill, Publisher Denver Repub-
Hcan.
Dewey @. Bailey, U. 8. Marshal OF Colo.
Bennett Meyers, Real Estate.
! =. L. scholtz, Denver's Largest Druggist
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-16

taxes are unknown. and this year $50 was
paid to every citizen from the prohts OF
the municipal brick works.
A fire alarm was turned IN me other
day in Berlin for swallow caught by the
leg on the edge OF the roof or a hlgh
building. The iremen reared ladder and
The Mexican government charges on
transfers of land deeds amount 70 from
$40 to $45 Mexican on ST. 900 value. Accord
Ing TO the laws of the country IL Is necessary
for foreigners to have their nationality
mentioned in the title otherwise they be-
come Mexicans.
human body with PAS bones and sixty ar
teries but man is simple in this respect
compared with the carp. That remarkable
muscles every time 1t breathes. 1t has
1870 veins, to say nothing of It's ninety
muscles.
Probably the heaviest man in Europe
was the late Hans Froman OF Willenberg
in eastern Prussia, a hotelkeeper. He
weighed SIS pounds. A Snowman in Paris
once offered him a large sum and he was
any passenger car and refused to travel In
freight car.
IL the shah OF Persia were to be de-
prived OF his income he could still make
the world He would only have to sell his
ornaments, gems ana precious stones to
become possessed OF about $S5OOO,O0 the
sum at which the magnificent collection il
valued.
A bullet that hits the mark but does
not kill, has Just been invented by DR..
Deiriiers OF Paris. The details of its con-
struction are not mentioned. but II is said
times. In test for duel practice pistols
were used with steel guards resembling a
sword hilt, because, although the bullet
does not penetrate the clothing. II will
wound naked flesh. Both men wore Cog
giles. Out of 212 shots. 202 struck some part
Of the bodies OF the duelists.
Less than two wears ago a DrOsDector
lost his way on the desert near the Cali
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-16
WE oFPER xop A PARTNERSHIP IN
MIRO ESSITY.

WE oFFER Yop A PARTNERSHIPS IN
MIC ESSTTY.
The biggest mNney-making concerns In
the country are tl,Nse that sell household
ecessity-somethinE to use. something 90
eat. something to wear-and when that
article is held in practical monopoly the
profits that come, once the article has been
introduced, are enormous.
The Geyserite Manufacturing Co. manu-
features two kinds of soap-one for toilet
purposes "a household article known as
"Geyserite Soap') and one for doctors,
surgeons soap. known as "Geyserite Surgi-
cal Soap"-and 1t has a monopoly of the
principal ingredient that enters into their
MANUFACTURED! This is a surprising state
ment, but true one Furthermore, this
ingredient Of which the company has mo-
nopoly makes il possible to manufacture
the only absolutely 100 per cent pure soap
on the market.
A MONOPOLY.
The soap has been established for Is
years This company is Incorporated under
the laws of the state of Colorado. At owns
outright a deposit of Geyserite left by an
extinct geyser near Orleans. Neb See clip
ping from Omaha Bee in this announce
ment. The discovery of the deposit pron1nted
the organization of the Geyserite Manufac-
turing Co., as biologists and chemists who
were sent to the field reported that the
substance was that of an extinct geyser,
and chemical analysis showed that the pc
cullar looking earth contained remarkable
natural cleansing properties. TN our book
let, Gold In Geyersite," we tell how the
discovery was made and give the full de-
tails concerning it,
The Geyserite Manufacturing Co. owns
this deposit outright There Is no known
deposit Of 1t anywhere else, hence this
company has monopoly of this soap-mak-
ms substance. The value of Geyserite lies
in the fact that 1t has natural cleansing
properties. and IL Furthermore contains
such properties as naturally remove inn
purities in the fats and oils that go to make
! up soap. That is why Geyserite Soap is
the only pure soap on the marketable only
soap absolutely free from caustic alkali
the Injurious ingredient in all other soaps
SUPPLY Is ENORMOUS.
twenty-five per cent of every cake OF
Geyserite Soap Is made up or this lava
hence we have not got the expense of other
manufacturers and we make larger profit
| Furthermore. this substance costs us prac-
ucally nothing, as the ground is paid for
the deposit is enormous and seemingly
| never-ending, and we can ship II into Den.
yer at less than half cent pound
| whether 1t makes a good soap is atteste
TO by many endorsements that we have
| from housekec pers, from professional men
| from hospitals, from leading hotels anc
| other places that use care in the selection
| OF their soaps. eve give some Of the name.
| In Gold in Geyserite.")
The par value of our shares Is $1.00 each
| We are selling them now at only Is cent,
| each. Yet we are established, are Is year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-16
LABOR AND INDUSTRY.


The famous Krupp works for gunmaking
keeps on itsA rolls 62.535 workinSmen and
5.065 officials.
plant for manufacturing artificial
marble was recently established in Cata-
Hna, Italy.
The Western Pacific railroad, being built
between salt Lake City and San Fran
cisco, needs 5000 men, ranging from en-
gineers and machinists TO day laborers.
In New York state 6S2 miles OF Improved
roads are already completed, plans for
/ $50 miles have been approved by the
\ various boards of supervisors and $3.50
miles is recommended for improvement
by the state engineer for the purpose OF
forming a complete system Of improved
roads for the state. About S,Ib4 miles OF
highway have been surfaced with gravel,
1901 with crushed stone, while about
3s.045 miles have been shaped and
crowned.
There are in Germany 2.5Os cooperative
stores societies. having a membership OF
over 100000. The value OF goods sold
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-16

ing costs money. statesmen want pay. ma
chinery is expensive. etc, etc; all this re-
quires capital We, the original stockhold-
ers, would rather own less in large COM
pany than much in a small one, and for
that reason we part with some of our stock.
But aside from all this, there Is an adj
vantage in having stockholders scattered
far and wide over the country. soap like
Geyserite Soap is bound to be liked IL once
used. IL you are a stakeholder you will un-
doubtedly use it-providing you believe II
to be as good or better soap than you
have ever used-and you will urge your
friends and neighbors to use H.. Your
tradesmen will have to buy IL to supply you.
and that means business for us and profit
for you.
The question might also be raised, why,
IL these initial stockholders are so wealthy
and so confident of the success of the COM
pany, do they not take up all the stock ?
Millionaires universally distribute their
money, they prefer small holdings in many
corporations to large holdings in n few or
entire holdings of one or two. That is why
so many prominent names appear on so
many different boards of directory. And
they would willingly take more stock. but
the majority stockholders prefer to scat
ter II.
POSITIVELY A SAFE INVESTMENT.
Each one must decide such matters for
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-16
FREE SAMPLES FOR EVERYBODY

Whether you intend to invest in the
stock OF Geyserite Manufacturing Co. or
not, we would like to have you become
better acquainted with the merits of Gey-
rerite Soap, or II you are a doctor, with
Geyserite Surgical Soap, made according
to the formula of the late DR.. Parihill.
We believe that If you will try Geyesr-
lite Soap you will want to become a stock
holder In the company, or at any rate you
will want to continue to use the soap, and
in that way you will benefit the present
stockholders. We will send a sample of
the soap to anyone anywhere upon receipt
of name and address absolutely free.
II wont be long before every store in
America will be handling Geyserltc Soap,
so. even II 1t is impossible to obtain it
row in all places you can send for 1T
direct, II you like II we'll enough. AS soon
as we get sufficient capital for marketing
the soap on the scale IT deserves the most
out-of- the-way inhabitants will be able to
obtain IT with facility.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-16
Gold in Geyserite"

This is the title of a booklet that tells all
about the Geyserite Manufacturing Co.,
how Geyserite was discovered and by
whom, an analysis of the raw Geyserite,
analysis of Geyserite Soap and of Geyser-
lite Surgical Soap, tells about the officers,
gives the names of the principal stock
holders, gives tabulated statement OF the
profits on Geyserite Soap. etc. etc.
II you don't want to send money now.
on the facts given in this announcement.
then send for this booklet, clippings from
the press, etc. Then you can read It at
your leisure and think the matter over.
Gold in Geyserte" is a very interesting
booklet for any one who ever intends to in
vest. 1t is illustrated. contains statistics
and gives information not usually given in
''prosDeetuses."
We. will send 1t free to any interested
person upon receipt of name and address.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-16

hint IF. The Ques-
ton with you should
he: Do you consider
this 4 cod invest
ment? II you do go
into II you will be in
good company. Rich
men do not often
wards, mistakes in
their Investments.
Some of the wealth.
est men in Colorado
"a state known for
its wise investors
are interested in the
Geyserite Manufac-
turing Co. This
should go far to-
ward proving that
IL Is a good invest
ment for you.
1t is not a mine
that may or may not
contain the metal
you think II does. 1t
is not an oil well in
which you may
strike water. II is a
soap, and everybody
uses soap. Why
should they not be
taught to use Gey-
serite Soap? 1t seems
reasonable that with
clever publicity =
which we have made
arrangements to OBJ
tain-it can be done.
And every cent in
vested will go to-
ward increasing the
value of this proper
ty. We are as anx-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-16

Investors unfamiliar with the inside of large
businesses often feel doubtful of stock that sells
below par, but there is nothing unusual in that.
All fortunes are made by getting in at the begin
ming when money is needed and the officers Will
give a bonus for ready cash. You could buy Proc
tor & Gamble stock at a very low price at one
time; today you pay over three times It's race
value. Scarcely a great manufacturing company
can be named whose stock in the early stages did
not sell below par. The late Mckee Rankin, the
actor could have bought half interest in the
Westinghouse patents time for $500. Today
that many millions wouldn't buy IT. And yet that
doesn't prove that the Westinghouse patents
weren't valuable when offered at a reduction Mr.
Westinghouse needed money to promote the COM
pany.
Ii is the same with any concern you can name
If you anxious TO get anything you must make
inducement. That Is why borrowers pay inter
IL is offered below par: that is the attrac-
ton. You buy IL investment and to get you
to buy II we make inducement. We need the
money to increase the value of the stock. When
the right value has been reached the sale of stock
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-16
is THERE PROFIT IN soAP-MAKING?

There are over twenty million families in the
United States. 1t is estimated that an average
family uses about 35 cents worth of soap month
The sales into the millions, and this is only
for toilet soap. But America contains only sr1all
part of the population of the world and SOAP is
used everywhere. We believe can get part of
these millions that are spent for toilet soap and a
part of the hundreds of thousands that are spent
tor surgical soap. We manufacture Geyserite
Surgical Soap, and doctors who have used it say
that it is superior to the German soap now gener
ally used. This soap is simply by-product of
the Geyserite Toilet Soap. so 1t costs us prac-
ticaly nothing. Our profit is very large on both
soaps, and yet we give the best soap of each kind
that has been made.
Some of Americas largest fortunes have been
made In soap. The Fairbanks, Kinks, Cudahys,
Armours, Swifts, Rabbits and others have become
millionaires from this household necessity. Up to
now they have been getting these millions. We
want you to help us get our share of them.
We can sell better soap for less money and still
make more profit than any rival With these ad-
vantages why should we not be able to make Gey
serite Soap the National Soap7" 1t is continu-
seller II used. All that have accom-
pished is due to the superlative value of the art-
Gle, and the fact that the business has grown
Ill. AaIA AAWwanNI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-16

hunt. To be shown as a team, ridden at a
hunting pace by members or servants In
hunt uniform. Performance to count 90
per cent. conformation 90 per cent-$2OO.
Jumpers.
u. High jump. The bars TO be placed
at a height of five feet, then five and one
half feet, then raised three Inches at
time until won. Three trials allowed up
to five and one-half feet, then five trials.
The bars shall not be held-Sl76.
70. Best perfol nance. The judge will
note especially the form in which tha
horses take their jumps-sl75
Business Horses.
"a. For the best exhibit of six horses to
heavy truck used for teaming, horses to
count 20 per cent, truck and appointments,
80 per cent-$1OO cup, $50 cup.
70. For the best exhibit of four horses.
to heavy truck, used Tor teaming, horses
to count 20 per cent, truck and appoint
ments, 80 per cept-$50 cup, SIS cup.
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Do not take
ANYTHING
for granted
look into the
matter fully.

$50 ~
Polo Glasses.
Must be owned by a member of some
organized Polo club. Manners, hardness
ana conformation especially considered.
To be shown with mallet
4s. Polo pony, up to carrying us pounds
800.
Harness Ponies.
SO. Single pony, not over As inches, 10
be shown TO suitable vehicle, local-S35.
81. Pair of ponies, not over as inches, TO
be shown to suitable vehicle. loeal-s5O,
So single pony, oyey As inches to be
saddle Ponies.
SO. Pony. not over AS inches, to De ridden
by boy or girl not over 10 years OF age,
local-S35.
81. Pony, over AS inches-ss5.
saddle Horses.
To be judged by their quality. manners,
PAGES. conformation and ability TO carry
the specified weight Cats to be saown will
be the walk, trot and canter.
IS. Horse, 10 hands or over, that has
never taken a first prize previous 10 this
S. Horse. I5.2 hands or over. up to
carrying 90 pounds. Horses entered in this
class not eligible to class 57-Sl5O.
81. Horse, A.S hands or over up to carry
ing le9 POUNDS. Horses entered in this class
not eligible to class 56-Sl50.
IS Horse l4.S hands or over. to be ridden
g Horse AS hands OF over, to be
ridden by woman. LocRl-S5O
60, Horse, "A hands and under Is hands,
up to carrying 1850 pounds-slO0.
Gated Saddle Horses.
Rules OF the American Saddle Horse
Breeders association to govern. Confor-
Weti0n to count 70 per cent. manners, %
per cent; performance. 20 per cent. Horses
LIST snve ave distinct saits that Is. nrst
walk second, trot; third. rack; fourth. can
ter. NTH. running walk, fox trot or slow
pace.
e. Stallion. mare or gslding, 500
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-16

g. Stallion. mare or gelding. Local-slOo.
So. High school horse. Conformation,
beauty and style to count 40 per cent; per-
Torrance In nigh school to count 20 per
cent The judges win dismiss from the
ring all horses not up to the standard of
excellency-A76.
Combination Horses.
81. Horse. suitable for saddle and harness
purposes, TO be shown to appropriate
vehicle and judged as a harness morse; the
horse to be unnarnessed in the ring, and
shown and judged under saddle at the
walk, trot and canter. The horse best
suited for both purposes to be awarded the
IS. Horse, I52 hands or over, up TO carry
ing 800 pounds. TO be shown 10 any APP
propriate vehicle and judged FIRST as har-
ness horse; the horse TO be embarrassed in
saddle, at the walk. trot and canter. The
horse best suited for both purposes to be
awarded the prize-$l50.
Hunters.
Horses to win prizes in this class must
be pronounced hunting sound by the asso-
Gallons veterinarian Conformation ana
quality TO count 30 per cent, performance
over fences TO count 50 per cent.
SO. Hunter, heavy weight, up to carrying
$50 pounds to hounds. Entries In this class
not eligible to classes 81 and 6s-S15O.
81. Hunter, middle weight, up TO carrying
class not eligible to classes 66 and 6S-$l5O
s.. Hunter, light weight up TO carrying
iSS p9n pounds to hounds: entries in this class
So. Lady's hunter. up to carrying l65
pounds TO mounds. Conformation 10 count
70 per cent performance over fences and
manners. Is per cent-Sl5O.
Hunt Club TeE mas.
20 Team of three hunters, qualified OF
green TO be ridden by member of an
Organized hunt club. or hunt servants in
hunt uniform, To be shown over the jumps
as a team, three abreast Performance to
count 80 per cent. appointments 30 per
oent-SfI5.
Il. Best exhibit from any recognized
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-16

old, own a factory in full operation AZ sist
and Blake SITS, Denver, four lots on which
the factory Is situated, the monopoly Of
Americas deposit OF Geyserite. complete
equipment OF modern soap-making machin-
cry, have more orders than we can fill and
own a smaller property from which we get
SUFFICIENT rent to pay insurance and taxes
on the factory property, own all formulas,
trademarks, patents and good will.
Geyserite Soap was exhibited at the Chi
cago Worlds Fair and received first award
over all other soaps II made millions of
friends there that are an asset to the busi-
ness today. Without advertising or other
stimulus II Is sold in every state In the
Union, in nearly all of the larger stores
and many private users who have grown
TO prefer Il to all other soaps. send to US
direct for IL II their dealer does not keep IL.
And that is the very reason we are of sr-
ing some OF the stock TO the public-to get
the capital to force every dealer In the
United States to sell 1t. Then we can In
crease our factory and have an outlet for
all we can make Volume is what counts
in businessman il costs money to get vol
ume.
INVESTMENT, NOT sPECuLATIoN.
This is not a speculative enterprise. We
own something. We have put our own
money into 1t. II is an established prop
erty that only needs to be more widely
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Remitances Payable Gysee Manufacturing Co., Denver Colo

fornia line, in Nye county, Nevada, and
died of thirst. On the spot where that
mans body was found is now the town Of
$4,000 supplies an abundance OF water.
Thefe are hotels with baths in many
room. roc ana residences squipped with all
comfort. Electric lights illumine the streets,
where only the stars of heaven looked
down on the death OF the lonely miner
and within the radius OF very few miles
there are now about 1900 people.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-16
OUT OF THE ORDINARY.

Malaria used to kill 5000 persons a year
in Italy. In 1902 state quinine was intro
daced and last year the mortality fell TO
1895.
The use OF colored papers for house
decorations which was scarcely known in
China until quite recently, is now becom-
ing general
In the town Of Klingenberg. Germany
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-16
How You May Buy Stock

s25O cash $3.50 cash 81 per mo- for 10 months
$500 cash 50 for 10 months
cash - for 10 months
.2oO IS for 10 months
cash $40 for 10 months
$4,000 cash $40 for 10 months
subscription than so shares for more than
1000 shares accepted.