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New-York tribune., 1907-08-04

The Company is continuing the policy Of the former
by shipping the high grade direct from the Nine
the Smeer From this alone (aready proven),
the Company viii than 100000 profit annually
1t is conceded and acknowledged by Mining experts
that the Boston Idaho Mining Company's OF
the best in Central idaho
The Mill Runs (aready proven) from the second class
will net the Company $4,000 month, or Sl20,OOO
year. charging off all expenses of Operating the Nine,
Mill Shipping and Smeer charges, and charging of OF
$4,000 monthly for unforeseen shnkages and allowing for
the mill to operate only twothrds of Its daily capacity
This earning from the Mill Runs alone equals 600 profit
the Company entire capitalization and Independents
of the profits derived from the shipping ORE the above
earnings be relied upon.
We say with positiveness that your income this in
vesment does not stop at per quarterly The extra
dividends later will be disbursed after the
fund is created will exceed annually the assured dividends
of 90 per opinion they Will reach over oV
per cent.
STOCKHOLDERS PROTECTED AGAINST LOSS.
As REQUIRES only $4,000 annually pay the 20 per
cent dividend the balance Of the profit Will be put
into reserve fund until such fund has reached 100000
the of the capitalization of the Company This
fund viii remain intact assurance against loss 10
the stOckhoder Further this fund viii be used Tor the
purchase of BosonIdahO Mining Companys stock at 1ts
par value If for any reason, the holder of wishes
TO SELL this makes the stock perfectly safe investment as
market for the stock is established within the Treasury
of the Company whereby the investor Is not compelled to
sacrifice on his holdings IT, for reason ne IS oDged
his stock cash, this viii also make the stock
a GOOD collateral security with Banks Trust Companies
We have invested largely private funds IN
Roston-Tdabo Mining Companv's stock for permanent
Investment having full knowledge of the earning capacity
of the property, and the value of the security
We saw without reservation that 1t the safest most
poftable investment offered the investing public, one
that Will assuredly pay the investor 20 per cent annually
independent of extra dividends
We advise investors make their reservation of
BosrOn-Idaho Mining Company's stock at par S1O0
share on or before 70 clock Monday August 18th
Wire Your reservation at expense, and let your
Make all remttances direct to us by check money
order.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
q BELIEVER IN PRINCIPLE.

Some people love quarrellng, no matter whether
they have a cause not. 1t reminds US of the
man who. when asked by friend why he had
been fighting said: 'Well. that fellow said that
sister had a cross eye" But, my dear fellow, >,
said his friend. you have no sister" No." was
the answer; but 1t for the principle Of the
thing / fought. Dundee Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
FREE DRINKS FOR LEGISLATORS.

It is a custom In the Belgian parliament, when
a member Is making a long speech, to be supplied
with brandy a beverage. at the expense OF the
RoyeruueDt-Tit-BitA
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04

We urge those who have not already invested in
Boston-Idaho Mining Companys stock to take immediate
advantage of the present price, $1O0 share.
To the present stockholders consclentously urge an
increase of their holdings to the limit of their
We emphatically say that the assured dividends of
20 per cent annually this investment payable at the
rate of per cent. quarterly commencing III November,
in way speculative, and can be relied upon
The machinery has been Installed and from recent
reports received from Superintendent Pierce would
be justified announcing that the net earnings from the
Mill Runs viii exceed all former statements.
Tile Boson-Idaho Mining Company is capitalized for
$20OOOO Two Hundred Thousand shares, par value $OO
each This low capitalization essential feature that
every investor should keep in mind
The low capitalization is the very of keeping
out all promotion and waered stock that would wrong
fully draw dividends from the IreaSuro1 the company
that rghtfuy belong the investors and gives TO the
stockholders that which is rghfuy theirs, substantial
their investment.
We unreservedlv proclaim that 90 per cent of all pro-
moters in the United States would have capitalized the
BosonIdaho Mining Company for not less than SlOOJO0o
Such capitalization would $SOOOOO IN watered or
promotion stock from the Treasury dividends
that would otherwise 90 to the investor.
1t requires only the amount of profit to pay the
% per cent annually on the low capitalization of the
Boston-IdahO Mining Company it would TO pay 1 per
cent a inflated capitalization of $1,0O0,0OO
The RostonIdaho Mining Company Is now daily pro
ducng profits, and the earnings will approximately reach
$20OOO0 year. dollars and cents equal to the
capitalization Of the Company.
The property has produced 81 l0OOOoo for former owner
INTERESTING FACTS.
The Company purchased the property outright. ncud
ing the II claims consisting of 40 acres from the estate
of the former together with the sutton Galy
Capacity Mil, Mil Site Buildings, Cars, Tracks IoolS'
and other Mining Machinery also all ore on the dumps
which. in position to say, after careful
ANALYSIS of the Mil Runs. viii the Company over
c125OO0 This ore already the dumps enables fhe MIL
to continue uninterrupted It's daily operation.
There 400 feet of tunnels and drifts that
have large quantities Of blocked out sufficient TO keep
the Mil in operation for number Of years to
come independent of bodies being daily opened up
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
Financial.
Financial.
Financial.
Boston-ldaho Mining Company
4 20 Per Cent. Investment on Par Sl.00 Share,
PAYABLE at the Rate of Pa Quarterly Commencing November:
at the Rate Of 5 Per Cent Quarterly Commencing in No
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

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New-York tribune., 1907-08-04

sSJo Total sales.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-26
The Livestock Inspector

DR.. S. A. Bradley, city Live stock
Inspector, stands accused of one of
the gravest offenses for which any
city official can be arraigned.
The Office holds was created by the
Council and his salary is paid by the
people. His duties are to protect the
people of this CITY from impure meat.
Wednesday of this week w. w.
Davies, Chairman of the Board of
Safety, took out warrant for DR..
Bradley upon felony charge. Mr..
Davies is public official in whom
the whole city has trust and citizen
respected by all honest men. He
took out this warrant for Bradley's
arrest upon information he deemed
incontrovertible, and for an offense
which, if true, calls.for severest pen
atty. In brief, Mr.. Davies charges
that Bradley has been using his po-
sition as Live stock Inspector not to
protect the people from impure
meat, but actually foist impure and
diseased meat upon the public for
his personal profit. The Evening
Post does not know if the charge is
true, although it does know that it
is made in good faith by a response
BILE man. but it does know that if the
charge is true no system of grating
is more contemplate or more repre-
hensible. Louisville Post.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-26
TOBACCO MARKET
Local Conditions and Pros
poets For Higher Prices.

The local tobacco market last
week passed through another quiet
week, there having been very few
sales.
With the general market the sea-
son has practically been over for
several days, there being very few
hogsheads left on hand, and the
dealing in these being done private
ly, and therefore not creating any
stir on the market. Some of this
kind of activity is still shown though,
and in all such sales the prices re-
main high, with nothing to Indicate
any lower figures.
The local salesman for the Plant
ers' Protective Association reported
the sale of 76 hogsheads for last
week. There are probably about
200 hogsheads yet on hand with the
association, and arrangements are
now being made to offer it all this
week, and thus wind up the season.
Prices here also are fully up to for
mer quotations, and what few hogs
heads are left on hand are sought
after by the buyers on the market.
Some fancy prices are expected to
be realized at next weeks sale.
The cutting of this years crop is
now nearly finished, and will prac-
tically be completed in the next few
days. Reports from every section
indicate that the crop which is now
being housed is the finest, both in
size and quality, that has been rails
ed in several years. This fact, to-
gether with the advance in prices
and the short crop of this year is ex-
pected to carry prices still higher,
when this tobacco begins to be Of
fered this fall and winter. Owing
to the big gains in membership
which have been made by the plant
ers' Protective Association, large
percentage of the crop will be
handled by that organization. The
firing of the tobacco has been begun,
and already several reports have
been received where barns caught
fire from these fires and were de-
stroyed together with the entire
crop which was housed therein.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-26
A Woman Writes.

THE FIRST LETTER that sick woman
should write or have some one write for
her is to DR.. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y,
asking him If VFAvoRITE PRESCRIPTION
Is suitable for her case, and he will
frankly tell her 50 II he thinks IL Is. He
may have to ask some questions before
he can be sure just what the trouble Is.
If you are suffering from uterine dis
0ase the symptoms OF which are head
ache, backache, sIdeache pain In Vari-
GUS parts Of the body, especially in the
pelvic region, bearing-down, inflamma-
tlon, liberation, then DIR. Pierce will
advise you to use his "EAvoRITE PRE-
sCRIPTIoN" for he has had a wonderful
experience in the use Of this remedy. It
is NOT A PATENT MEDICINE but It is a
vERITABLE PRESCRIPTION that became
his ofavorite" when he was engaged in
private practice forty years ago and
found that 1t cured more than ninety
eight out of every hundred of all such
cases that came under his care.
The doctor found scores and hundreds
of women who were being improperly
treated because their troubles were not
understood, and he determined to place
this remedy that he had used 80 success.
fully within reach of the multitudes who
were In such sore need of it.
BE made IL efficient, agreeable to taste
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-26
Turkey Hatches Buzzards.

Glasgow, KY, Sept. 22.-Cole
Dennison, who lives near Cave City,
in this county, has the queerest drove
of young turkeys in the state. Some
time ago he missed one of his favor
ite turkey hens. About three or
four weeks ago the turkey came
home bring with her a large brood
of young, but when Mr.. Dennison
looked them over he was surprised,
for stranger bunch of young never
followed a turkey hen. Three or
four of the flock were evidently
young turkeys and three or four
were young buzzards.
1t is supposed that the turkey
found abuzzard's nest on the knob
and took possession of it and Matched
the buzzard's eggs together with
her own.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-26
IN THE FIELD
Trust Agents Buy Tobacco
Before 1t Is Cut.
Preparing For Fight On
Growers Association.

Paducah, KY, Sept, Forces
are being lined up for a supreme
test of survival in the tobacco indus
try, from indications in this and ad-
joining counties. The presence of
tobacco buyers, representing both
the trust and independent manufact-
urers. who are buying tobacco in the
field from non-association growers,
forebodes life and death struggle
next year between the Dark Tobac-
co Growers Association and the to-
bacco trust.
Astonishment is expressed on all
hands at the action of the buyers in
contracting for the crop before it
has been cut, as the shrinkage in
quantity by the time it has been
cured and is ready for prizing makes
it extremely difficult to estimate the
value of a field. The only reason
advanced for such early and unpre-
cedented buying is that both the
trust and certain independent manu-
facturers want to get as much of the
next crop as possible. Obviously
Iif all the independent tobacco is
bought now by the trust and the as
sociation holds the remainder, the
independent manufacturers who
wait until the usual time to buy will
find themselves high and dry for raw
material.
| No one knows just how much to
bacco the trust has on hand. It il
predicted that with independent to
bacco 1t is now buying, the trus
have enough to run it for a year o.
more in an effort to embarrass th'
association financially, from having
to carry over most of its holdings
The association can not market it
pledges by the time the Independent
buyers are ready to purchase, anC
so the independent manufacturer
will be at disadvantage that will
work to the interest of the 'trust.
Elated over, this seasons higl
price s. it is unlikely that the associa
tion would accept much lower prices
1t would rather carry over the crop
Another factor that must be consid
cred is that the yield this year is no
quite up to the normal, and man,
growers are cutting too early. Thi
is the usual time for cutting whel
the season has been normal, but tn,
backward season caused late plant
ing, and the tobacco being cut now
is considered by competent Judge.
here to be little green. If this il
true, the crop will still be smaller
The quality of this years crop is
slightly better than last year.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-26
PAGE THREE

and, best Of all, safe for any woman, OiM
or young, to use. 1t is NEITHER A sTIlfU-
LIANT NOR A NARCOTIC Just vegetables
tonic. and invigOrating nervine, COM
posed Of native roots of remarkable medi~
cinal virtue i'm the treatment OF this clasa
OF diseases, and its RECORD OF MOHu
THAN HALF A MILLION OF CURES entities
II to full confidence.
The one medicine for the cure %
woman's peculiar weaknesses and all
ments, the ingredients of which are
printed and placed upon every bottle
leaving the great Laboratory in Buffalo
n. Y, where IL Is made, Is called DE
Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
H Stands HIOne IooI not only ,ss e
ingredients being known, but also as tha
only specific advertised remedy for WON
ans diseases which absolutely CONTAINS
NO ALCOHOL. d.
Lt STANDS Alone .o,H1s. a. the CSs sas
women, the makers Of which take thesE
patients fully into their confidence ana
tell them exactly what they are taking.
This DR.. Pie. oe can afford to do, becaues
his FAvoRITE PREeCRIPTIoN u made
of such ingredients and after q working
formula that has thousands Of cures to ita
credit, placing its merits above criticism.
81 suffered with ovarian trouble for many
there was scarcely a day when was not Ia
pain and my health was simply a wreck
writes Miss Olive Hessler, Of Syracuse. N. Y.
~ read one Of your advertisements Hnd ae-
cided that would try DR.. Pierce's FavOTitS
Prescription. as II seemed 10 have helped -
many who we're suffering a. did. ! found
relief after using two bottles. and cure In
three months-from what considered was
incursble. / am very grateful, aud 10
pleased with my recovery. Life looks dif-
ferent to rae now, and shall always give
the credit whore Il belonRs-to Dr.. PiorcS'a
Favorite Prescription"
Send 81 one-cent stamps to cover cost u
mailing and get copy Of the Common
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Address DR.. r. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
E@s These ORIGINAL Little Lives
O$sJNSSSSca Pulls, first put up by old DR..
KSNe[S r. V. Pierce over 40 years ago.
have been much Initiated bue
never equaled. They're made of purely veg
etable concentrated and refined medicinal
principles, extracted from native American
roots and plants They speedily relieve and
| cure foul, torpid and deranged Stomachh.
| Livers and Bowels and their attendant dis
| tressful ailments. One or two laxative
] three OF four a cathartic.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-26
Dansite.

Damsite is the name of new
town in Texas, recently included in
the list of post-ofices. It is a viii
lage located on the lO.OOO-acre farm
Of Col. Cecil Lyon and associates in
the Texas Panhandle. They have
their own system of irrigation, and
are not selling the land, but will cul-
tivate it, employing about 400 farm
hands. A commissary store is con-
Quoted as a part Of the farm enter
prise, and a large amusement hall
has just been finished. The aim is
to make Damsite a model commu-
nifty.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-26

j. A. Harmon, of Lizemore, West
Va, says: "At last have found the
perfect pill that never disappoints
me; and for the benefit of others af-
fiicted with torpid liver and chronic
constipation. will say; take DR..
Kings New Life Pills" Guaranteed
satisfactory. 22c at r. C. Hard
wick's, druggist.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-26
Rnubarb and Orange MarmaIade.

Wash and cut in small pieces one
quart tender rhubarb, peel thin one
half dozen oranges, and cut the vel.
low rind into thin shreds, removing all
the white pitch. Cut in slices and
remove seeds. Put the rhubarb in a
pan with the oranges and peel, and
one pound and half granulated sug-
ar. Place over gentle fire, stirring
frequently until reduced to the con.
sistency desired. Turn into marina,
lade pots, and leave uncovered until
the following day. then cover with
paraffin and seal. This Is excellent
and keeps well.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-26
To Clean Grained Wood.

Grained and vanished limitations of
hard wood are best cleaned by rub
bling we'll with cloths wrung out in
borax soapsuds, never letting the wa
ter touch them. Afterward they
should be rubbed with flannel barely
moistened with kerosene. II there
is too much kerosene 1t will dissolve
and blur the colors. Clean hardwood
with a flannel wet in turpentine. ana
rub afterward lightly with boiled lin
seed oil. Take OF spots with fine
sand mixed In Oil. Apply 1t with q
leather and rub with clean leather
afterward to bring back the polish.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-26
II Stands HIOne

ingredients being known, but also a. Ne
only specific advertised remedy for WON
ans diseases which absolutely CONTAINS
NO ALCOHOL.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-26
Cheap Rates via. Illinois Central R r.

Week End tickets on sale Saturdays
and Sundays good to return until Mon
day p. m. Rate $1.00. Rate for season
tickets $1.70.
Weekend tickets on sale Saturdays
and Sundays good to return until Mon
day p. m. Rate so cents. Rate for
season tickets 80 cents.
Cheap Tickets ON sale daily until Mo-
vember 30th. Season and sixty day
tickets permit holder to return via. o
diverse route including boat line from
Norfolk to Richmond. Direct connec-
ton madewith c. & o. trains at Louis-
vile.
Cheap tickets on sale daily until Sept.
30th, to all Lake resorts via. rail or
boat. Further information on applica.
ton.
]. B. MALLON, Agent.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-26
TRIMMING Lamps.

When trimming lamps use a pair of
old manicure scissors. They round
out the ends of the wick and prevent
u from smoking.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-17

Neat assortment Of Linens
and Duck Tub skirts AZ one-
half price.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-01
1ohn Warwick Daniel and His Public Record

nerhaps. was tho grafton at the dedi-
cation OF tho Washington Monument
in Washington Then his fcllow- speak
er was Robert G Winthrop. Everett.
the great orator. had for his theme
George Washington" for 1t was at the
CIR Of his country" at Richmond that
Daniel made up his mind to be an
orator. Later his greatest effort was
ON the same subject.
1t was in 1S95-'95. Virginia Demo
cracy was entang!ed in the meshes OF
probabilities. The free silver cloud
had appeared within the vision of the.
party. AT first bur little attention was
paid to it. Then the farmers and their
newspapers-weeklies and senli-week-
lies-saw In this cloud a wrath. 1t re-
sembled William Jennings Bryan.
Times were fard, crops were bad; to
them, Bryan appeared as the magician
whose 16-t tel wand would produce in
stead OF poor peanut and corn land, y
land OF milk and honey and plenty.
l. Opposed to these dreamers We're the
two leading newspapers In the State. one
in Richmond. and one in Norfolk. Brain
cTazed. the editors Of these papers call
ed the farmers and their friends and
Headers.
.'But It's ,Democracy.'' said Daniel. Ha
won. Virginia SEM a solid free sill
yer" delegation to the Chicago conven n
ton after one of tie bltterest inter
party fights in its history, and while
Bland was its favorite, Daniel was is
pouthpiece. When Daniel said Bryan.
1t was Bryan.
''Democracy.''
That is the flesh and blood, the bone
and sinewzof the soldier Senator. Why
not? He is the son and grandson
l'of Democratic Judges, and the other
three generations go back to Jefferson
and his Undecided Democracy.
Senator Daniel has always acted and
voted with Democrats. FEa has been
a member of the Virginia House of
Delegates and Senate, member OF
Congress- and five times delegate
/ to national Democratic conventions.
Never but once has Daniel been de-
| feated for public office. Just prior TO
|1Ss1 General William Malone. Eight
Ting Billy" of Crater fame, with Re
|adjusterisn, ran rampant over Virginia.
Daniel and other Democratic leaders
boldly. bravely attempted to quell tho
riot. They We're overpowered at the
pills. Malone went to the United
State Senate for few years.
| William y. Cameron beat Daniel in
| the race for the gubernatorial chair.
For two years population had full
sway. Fortunately for the honor and
integrity of the old State, the end
soon came: the people soon regained
their reason. Fate had decreetl and
Voters willed sthat Daniel should sue
coed Malone, so in SS7 ''tle Lame Lion
of Lynchburg" donned the toga and
became Scion whose name and fame
Esis now known all over the broad
land
John ". Daniel appeals every strrg-,
|sle, victorious or Nanquished, to tho
Judgment of heaven, There Is a simpld
faith q consolation and hope, such
trust can work no III to man or ma
4 tion.--Rostnn Heral a. v; ~