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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-26
COMMON SENSE

Leads faost inteiligent people to use only
mealcI-eS,o q. kilogn composition There
fore it is thai s1r. Picrce's medicines. the
makers of which print every ingredient
entering into them upon the bottle wrap
pers ID aGtct rs correctness under oath,
are daily growing in favor. The COM
position OF Dr. F.erce's medicines is open
TO every body. DIR. Pierce being DESTROYS
of having the search light of investiga-
fion turned snlIy upon his formula, being
confident that the better the composition
OF these medicines Is known the more
will their great curative merits be recog-
nized. Benz wholly made of the active
medicinal pine. Fles extracted from ma
tive forest roots, by exact processes
original wiki DIR. Pierce. and without the
use oil :, ..-up Of alcohol. triple-relined and
chemically I nc glyccrine being used in
stead in extracting s.sfs. preserving the
curative virtues residing in the roots
employed these medicines are entirely
free from the objection of doing harm
by creating an appetite for either al
coholic beverages or habit forming
drugs Examine the formula on their
bottle wr1 pEers-the same as sworn to by
DR.. Pierce. and you viii ind that his
uORsxc0 -tAtF-kN~-2 D2SNCSE2sf t24G k1C6bs
blood purifier stomach tonic and bowel
regulator-t.1c sEceiiS.ne which. while not
recommended 20 cure consumption in It's
advanced stages lslo medicine viii do that
yet does cl1Ts eli hose catarrhal condf-
tons OF head and throat, weak stomach,
t07ria liver ami bronchial troE bles, weak
lun.S and hs-i--S1l-SoUgns, which, II neg
iecsad or b~fsv treated lead mp TO and
finally terniIl. < IN consumption
Take the Golden Medical Discovery
IN s4ae and it is nat likely TO disappofnt
you il only ron give it thorough and
fair trial Don't expect miracles 1t
won't do supe rTs tS9rsi things You must
exercise yoss- ssie.lce and persevere in its
use for reasuua he length of time to get
its full benefits The ingredients of which
DR.. pic-ceS rIs.sicines are composed have
the unqualified endorsement of scores OF
med cal ira5erS-hette- than any amount
of law. or ll0r-r-ufessional. testimonials.
Its-T srs. rGr given away 20 ba expert
HsraEesi wisis hrF are sold by all dealers In
nIessicIneS az reasonable nrfcaS
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-26
81 ANDERING CO[DF|E[D
MOTIVE or DANIEL cuccENHEIM'S ONSLAUGHT

of the country, and desiring to own or
control, through another company, all
the important mines, it is not their IN
terest to boost the mining industry be-
yond their own control.
The Guggenheins have realized for
some time that If the mining industry IS
allowed to gain Roadway enough to set
mp rival system of smelters throughout
the West their goose is cooked-hence
the Cobalt and Goldfeld onslaught
THEIR GREAT CONFIDENCE GAME
The total value underlying the nearly
$500, 600. 600 at which the Smelter Trust
stock is now selling does not exceed S4O,-
DO0, 600 The most experienced metal
Iurists and engineers in the country as
sert that the plants of the Guggenheim
Smelter Trust can be all duplicated for
less than $50, 900. 900.
i On such slender basis of assets as
that the Guggenheims are selling nearly
500, OOO, 600 of stock
And they are (like the Standard
Oil Trust really earning a big
profit on it, having practically mon
opoly, but it is confidence game all the
same "a confidence game pure and SIM
pie. The common stock of the Smelter
Trust. by the charter preference given
the preferred stock, which gives it the
drst claim on the assets. has not one
dollar of substantial asset value behind
absolutely not one dollar. The pre-
ferred itself has not more than so per
cent of asset value behind It
If that isn't a straight confidence game
what is IT.
If Larry Sullivan's game is only half
as bad as that-half as dangerous to the
investing public half as pregnant of
ultimate disaster to the purchasers, it
ought to be suppressed. and we want to
see it suppressed and Will lend our feeble
aid to suppress It But we do not at
present helieve It IS anything like half IS
bad We believe the assets IN the Sulli-
van Rotations bear q vastly larger ratio
TO the stock obligations than the assets
of the Guggenheim Smelter Trust
GREAT NAN.
Daniel Guggenheim IS a man of great
financial ahility-an ability as great and
as ruthless as that of h H. Rogers of
the Standard OIL Trust He is the old
est OF the seven Guggenheim brothers
and all the brains of the family are in
his great head He IS financial giant
and ne IS building up gigantic uonop-
oily that VIII ultimately make the Stand
ard OIL Trust look as cheap as two-for-a-
nickel. and make the Guggenheim fam
ily the richest on earth
They are playing the same game that
Standard OH has played, and they are
playing II q little finer and faster than
H H. Rogers and John D. Rockefeller
were ever able TO handle the cards
Don't make any fool mistake about
this matter the Guggenheim family are
not in business for their health A great,
strong, stable uplifting of tine mining
industry would endznger their whole
game They are mot caring rap about
Larry S1livan's little cent-znte play or
whether he IS giving his people square
deal OF not But Sullivan IS a wizard
aivertisr-spenis S60. 0OO nonth-and
he was getting the whole country walked
up and interested IN missing
DON'T sE A cLAN.
Don't be fool about G1ggenheim
soliCSude for anything On top of earth
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-26
SUMMONS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF MASON
i Valley Township County OF Lyon state ct
Ne<zSsz
JOHN BENASST.
Alias Summons
nr~r~t Iusrlcr Court
DrEenGa1e
The State of Nevasza sends greeting 20 CuEs-
eppe Nezf-H~ Defendant
ycr are hereby suE-aued 10 appear hekurc rze-
NJ NV cfzcr in the Town of Yerizx-nz- IN the
Tox1ship OF Mason valley. C0ra-y Of Lyon, GU
the attn day OF February A. D. rlC-. n 20 O'Clock
a. III I'd answer the Cuupfafzt Of the ADORE
named Pzzfnti@ for Cause Of acrfCE follows
sn-wis= Fer an amount i1e and zow rnraai- for
goods delivered and money baac1 the defend-
ant AZ his REQ csc- and tor 6ge On defendant ;
pr0nisscrv znee now due and unpaid In the
t1eas szEz of O1e Hundred Ffftv-Four Dollars
and Twenry-Frve Cents GstsA1sl together wsfh
interest On the same, and c1sSs OF sEfx as more
fully appears by the compliant On nle IN my sad
ONE 70 whicn you are referred or else the
Plaintiff Will take Judgment against you fog the
said amount tlgexser w-Eh cnsrs OF this suit IL
you EaI 20 apr<ar and answer
Given under Ezy sznt rhss EsSh dry OF DecSr-
Der A. D. rsceA
JaScxr Ct the Reac< % said To~usAip4
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-26
UNITED STATES LAND OFFEE- !
Carson City. Nevada


Carson City, Nevada
November y. t9n6A
Notice is hereby given that n complanEr vIsh
provisions Of the al of Corgress OF June J. ISIS
entitled An AT for the sale OF timber Ar6s IN
the States OF California OrcgDn. Nevada- and
wzshingtor Territory" as extended 10 All the
Pubic Land States by act OF August A. Esl1r
Charles E wedertx OF Wellington County Of
Lyou State of Nevada. has this day hted IN this
okkcr his szuru statement. No -. for the pUr-
chase of the " VIZ OF the 5. z y OF Section
No T. in Township No 9. N Range Il E. and
will oder proof 90 slow that the land Sought =
more valuable for its timber ssoue tAau for
agricultural purposes. and to establish his Claim
70 said land before the Register and Receiver AZ
CarScE CITY. Nevzda on Saturday the md cay
Of February. rsr--
He names as witnesses
Parey Wiley of Wellington Nevadz
Ira Fzrsor a wefFinxtO0~ N<vaG1a.
E A. Kirkwusst OF Wellington Scyada-
C C Turner OF Wellington NeTaGz-
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
ahuwe-tescrihe1s lands requested 10 ehe rher-
Gains IN this oecr On OF before said md day Of
LOUIS T. COHN-
Regrsser-
Date of frss publaarions Saturday. November
IA rSc6A
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-26

be more gToundless or unjust. There IS
no business center in the country where
a man of tainted financial reputation
finds harder row to hoe than in Gold
field. And there is not a city in the
world where greater proportion OF the
business transactions is done on honor.
The mistake of the Eastern press hes
in the assumption that we of the West
ern press do not know the East and can
not appreciate its moral standard.
Brothers. of the puissant quill, we OF
the Western press know the East and its
moral standards just IS well you do, for
the simple reason that most all of us are
from the East and passed our Journals
tic n0viate ON the eastern press-seee
You may take our word for it. moral
standards are the same In Nevada and
Massachusetts.
LEST HE FORGET.
Mr.. Daniel Guggenheim of the notori-
Gus Smelter Trust family has raised the
voice of warning against investment IN
Western mining stocks. rather pointediy
indicating, we believe, the methods Of
the l.. NJ Sullivan Company of Cold
field as the awful example"
We, of Nevada, are not at all sorry to
see the lime light of the press thrown ON
the methods of the L. NJ Sullivan Com
pany. They have impressed Us as being
too pointedly like the notorious Guggen-
helm methods to be worthy of our un-
suspecfing confidence
We know personally, only. little
about the reputation of Larry Sullivan
just very little. 1t isn't reputation
that we should personally rejoice TO pos
sess. We know a good deal about the
Guggenheim reputation (the bed rock
reputation of the whole dam family }
having for years watched and studied the
nefarioas and ahhorrenf methods By
which they slandered the old smelter
trust In Wall Street I'LL they drove it to
the brink OF bankruptcy, and then one
fine. saluhrious day turned up as the
owners of a majority of its stock. having
ciandestinely purchased the common
around cents on the dollar and the pre-
ferred around 80 cents
SULLIVAN VS. GTGGENHErN-
Larry Sullivan, of Gold6eId, Of the
Gold6eld L. NJ Sullivan Company. Is
certainly not a man to which tine press
OF Nevada can be said TO point with
pride
We make no protest against any can
did and honest arrzignment of the L. NJ
Sullivan Company or any other company
or 6rm or person doing any business Of
any kind In Nevada, and we don't care a
picayune whether that exposure OF their
methods, If their methods are wrong,
comes from Boston or New York or Ne
va6ta- But when It comes from the head
OF the pirz-ical Sr-lelter Trust, one of the
vulgar Gugyenheims. who have 50 lately
and so shameiessly deharched the pod
tics OF Colorado by the purchase of .
United States Seuatorsf1ip for their wi
gar little ass OF a brother. Simon, who
ruires the vanity of a peacock with the
brains of pisnire when the srrzigu-
ment cumes frun snch a source we are
bound to look for sorae sinister motive
rHE GUGcENHE1M MOTIVE
Having purchased the Srelrer Trust.
after depressing the stock BY damaging
STORIES. TO the brink OF bankruptcy. they
have been Tor some years daring the
long depression in mime valresl th<
largest purchaser Of mines In the world
Naturally, owning most Of the sxneiters
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-26

R. 5 Billings Of Denver, IS again In
camp looking over the mining situation
and VIII 1ndouhre6iy hecnne interested
here, If he has NOT already done So
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-26

(Coutinnesi On page ~
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-26

Don't be fool about G1ggenheim
soliGSnde for anything on top of earth
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-26

TN THE JUSTICES COURT OF MASON
Valley township. County OF Lyor- state ct
Nexx<sz
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-26
rms cCccKNHE1al MOTIVE

Having purchased the Smelrer Trust
after depressing the stock bx damaging
STORIES. TO the hrink OF bankruptcy, they
have been Tor soue years during tine
long depression in mime vainesl the
largest purchaser Of mines In the world
Naturally. owning most Of the srneiters
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-15
EXTENSION
WORK BEGUN
Playground Street a Busy
Scene.
OFFICIALS ARE HOPEFUL,
Of Completing Construction
This Winter.
Promoters of Marion.F F indlay Road
Feel Confident That the Line
will be q Success.

Work was started Tuesday on the
tracks of the city street railway over
Playground street. This stretch Of
track, extending from State street to
Main street, will furnish the link for
connecting the Bucyrus extension OF
the G. d. & NJ. with the city street
railway. 1t will also provide the
street railway means for reaching
Lincoln park.
Although the cold weather season
lis at hand, officials of the C. d.: &
NJ. say that they have not given up
hope of getting the Bucyrus line fin
ished this year. The gang of men
doing the grading north of the city
Is rushing the work as rapidly as
possible.
Officials OF the proposed Findlay-
Marion road, say that their project
is by no means dead and a meeting
Will be held in Columbus, Wednesday.
for the purpose of going over the sit
uation. 1t is stated that European
capitalists who have come to real
ize the possibilities of such a line
nave expressed their willingness to
consider an investment.
Although the money market has
been unusually tight, the Findlay-
Marion promoters feel that thew will
De able to secure the necessary funds
A large number OF Marion people are
interested financially In the project
ana express the belief that the line
VIII be a success.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-15
SWINDLINC
OPERATIONS.
,u1
The Old Man is Very Sue
csssful.
vrw
BORROWS AND FORCETS
Has a System and Knows
How to Play it.
Victims in the City Of Marion Could
be Numbered by the Hundreds
Watch for Him.

From time to time the swindling
Operations of boys. young men and
even women have been brought to
light, but the smoothest and best op-
lerator is an Did man bent with age,
|his clothes worn shabby and growth
of bushes on his face that would
mark him as anything but con-
fidence man to the ordinary observ-
Ter.
But despite the appearance of the
imam he has been working the busi-
nes men and residents in general for
|some time and has been very success
lful, In fact the full story of his OPP
lerations will never be told because
lmen who have been flimflammed by
ibis pathetic stories, upon learning
the truth, keep mum about having
been taken in.
The old boy has system that he
invariably works He learns the
name of some bushes man and he
will approach him on the street giving
him the glad greet" at the same
thine explaining that he Is having
some work done at a nearby store
land lacks all but fifty cents or a
dollar of having enough to pay for
1T. He explains that an extra trip
ito his home will be more than he Is
liable to make and he would like to
borrow the sum until the next day
when he will pay It.
He looks honest and the majority
,of men are willing to trust him
with the result that he usually gets
the money. Then the man who has
Iloaned it forgets about II until he
again sees the object of his kind
ness. But he does not get his money
for as soon as the old man received
II, he made tracks for a saloon where
he Purchased liquid food until the
money was all gone when he went
out to look for another victim.
Quite recently crowd of business
men were conversing when the old
man happened to pass. One of the
crowd remarked that the old man had
borrowed a dollar from him several
months ago, but had not paid it and
had evidently forgotten that he ever
saw the lender. Several others stat
ed that they. too. had loaned him
sums ranging from twenty-five cents
to a dollar. One man in the crowd
who had not loaned him money
knew him well and he enjoyed a
laugh at the expense OF his friends.
The old man." said he, always
mas money. He never works nor he
never pays any debts. You need
never expect to get your money, but
II might be good thing to put your
friends next to the old boy, for
sooner or later he will tackle them
ana ne VIII get what he asks for,
too"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-15
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

This agreement of partnership dis
solution made this day by and be-
TWEEN Fred Fl. Morrison. party of one
part. and Adam Shaffer. party of the
other part, witnesseth:
That the partnership heretofore ex-
listing between said Fred II. Morrison
and Adam Shaffer is by mutual con-
sent dissolved, said Adam Shaffer
retiring aerefrom and assigning all
his right title and interest therein
TO Fred II. Morrison.
In consideration whereof, said Fred
H. Morrison releases said Adam
lsharer from all partnership liability
ana agrees to protect him from any
loss from any liability incurred by
MN while partner thereto, either
py note. mortgage or account for ma
Synery or mteNlal purchased Or
ron labor on the same.
signed at Marion, Ohio. this 14tb
DAY OF October. 1907.
lo-l5-stpd FRED II. MORRISON
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-15

eighth, in order to allow them to
visit the Columbus schools. The re-
uuest was granted.
"These automatic heat regulators
are no good emphaticslly remarked
Mr.. ISAIAH Jones. janitor Of the hisn
school building. They aren't bad
when they work, but they are never
in working order" he continued. 1t
cost the board just 5000 to put the
system in the high school and at the
best they could only do the janitor's
work of regulating the furnaces.
.Janitor Ebert, Of the Central building
also sen, in complaint, declaring
that the automatic things" never
work well and the rooms are either
too hot or cold.
"There is nearly $4,000 gone TO
thunder" remarked member OF the
hoard after the janitors got through
criticizing the johnson Service COM
many for their miserable patent. Inc
hoard turned the matter over to MIR.
Wilson, superintendent of buildings.
81 doubt very much II the popuia-
t,on of Marion has increased one bit
in the last year." said MIR Frank af-
ter disclosing to the board that there
is scarcely half score more pupils
enrolled over last year According
to the> school enumeration it Is cer-
tainly evident that it hasn't increased
very much" remarked a member.
1--WE have more room. more teach
ers. better facilities in every way,
but no more pupils than last year,
consequently we certainly ought to
do great deal better work this year
than last" said Mr.. Hill.
Authorized by the board to draw
up a report of the enrolment, Sup
erintendent Frank submitted his stat
istics last evening. The report fol-
!ows:-
There were 129 pupils promoted
from the grades last year. Out of
this 129 there are 102 entries in the
high school. There were 10 pupils
who failed to pass the final grade ex-
animation. With the Patterson stud
ents there are just 125 enrolled In the
Freshman class Of the high school.
Enrolment at the end of the first
month, last year, not including the
high school. 2.374; this year, not In
cluding the high school, 2,373. En-
including the high school last
year. 1883; this year 1894. showing
an increase of but II students.
The question Of Slowing Miss
De Emma Hawley. principal at the
Davids street building, an assistant
was brought up but 1t was determined
to carry the matter over until the
next meeting. N
Bills aggregating 1859 90. including
$1107. .06, the teachers institute pay
roll were allowed and the clerk au-
thorized to issue orders ON the treas
ury for payment of same. Members
Eickerson and Christian were absent
az the meeting. B. p. Sweeney was
elected chairman protein in the alb
sence of president Christian.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-15
RIFLE TEAM
viii be Formed by the Spahshi
War Veterans.

A number of the Spanish-Ameri-
can War Veterans met in the base
ment Of the Gem pharmacy ON West
Center street, Tuesday evening and
held practice shoot preliminary to
the organization of a rifle team for
the winter. 1t is planned to organ
ize team and hold tournament
with several other teams to be or
ganized in the city. 3
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-15

Come out and see the beautiful
building lots in Garfield park, only
a few left 81. 90 down, then 50c to
81 90 a week Agent on the ground
Sunday and every afternoon. Con-
tracts and deeds made by the Marion
Savings Bank. 10-15-2t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-15

American trade in timed meats
IN South Africa has been serious
~ Handicapped by the increase in
beef cattle throughout the country
dnrng the past 1S months. reducing
the cost of fresh meat.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-15
MISS HELEN WELLS
10 Lecture ir Interest of Ohiu
Mothers Conference.

There is probability that some
time this winter a branch organi.
zation OF the Ohio Mothers Confer
ence will be formed in this CITY.
Steps preliminary to the organiza-
tion will be taken Thursday after
noon, when Miss Helen Raymond
Wells OF Akron, president of the
Ohio Mothers Conference will be
here and deliver an address at the
Y. M. G.. A. building. The meet
ing will start at 2 o'clock and will
be open to all Marion mothers or
any one interested in children.
The meeting will take place nnder
the auspices Of the Current Tonic
club.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-15

Bargains in bs&springs and matt
resses at the runiQage sale Friday
and Saturday. iis cSsyy street.
10-15-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-15

Fresh lawn grass seed at r. T..
Blake's. 1876 w. Center street.
1O-12-6t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-15
HATS FROM CAGES.
HATS FROM FISK,S

Dress hat openingA Thursday, oc-
.oper seventeenth. P0wers Millinery
shop' Uhler Phillips store. 1O-15-et
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-15
DELIVERS LECTURE
Kew. alr. Mayer Speaks at German
N. r. Church

hev. John Mayer of Toledo lee.
.ureo TO a large crowd at the Ger
man M. II. church Monday even
1ns, RNing as his subject, "The
ran OF MAN.. Rev. Mr.. Mayer, :
ADDRESS Is one Of exceptional in
terest.
The Toledo ministers will he
mere tbday and Wednesday. lectur-
ing this afternoon and evening and
Wednesday evening.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-15
HELPFUL SERVICES
FRANCES willard Ladies' Hold Meet
Ing at the fail.


Services were held Monday even
ing at the Marion county Jail by
Tuhe members Of the Frances Will
lard w. G. Y. U. and very
profitable and pleasnt hour result
ed. Songs We're sung and prayers
offered. The scripture reading of
the Third Psalm was given by
Mrs. Libbie Smith after which Mrs !.
Nellie Ries rendered q solo. Mrs.
20. A. Jennings offered an earnest
prayer and some helpful advice was
given to the inmates Of the Jail
One of the young men signed the
pledge.
The next meeting will be held
on the evening Of Monday, October
IN. y.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-15

Remember the bargains In clothing
for men, women and children at the
rummases sale Fri1ay and Saturday.
|lIs Court Nstreets near Pilgrim Inn
1ssls-st
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-15

Over 600 women are employed by
the Russian Secret Service, and
several of them get salaries of more
than $4,000 n year.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-15
$40. 90 REWARD.

To the person furnishing positive
proof as to who destroyed the closet
door at Lincoln Park on last Satur-
day.
ADDISON Balm,
10-l4-2t Supt. City Parks.