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New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
BATTLESHIPS SAIL.
Fleet and Flotilln Entering Western
Section of the Strait.

Punta Arenas, Feb. q a. nl).-The American
battleships accompanied by the torpedo hotllla,
cleared from the harbor at o'clock this morn
ing on their way through the western haif OF
the strait to the Pacific coast of South America
Lieutenant Commander Rozas of the Chiiian
navy, is acting pilot for the American de-
stroyers through the strait TO Talcahuana.
Rear Admiral Evans has sent letter to the
captain of the port thanking him for the prompt
action he took at the time of the accident the
boat from the Rhode Island, which upset on
Wednesday, throwing six of the men into the
water all of whom were rescued The conduct
of the American sailors during their stay here
was exemplary.
Through the dangerous channels Of the western
part of Magellan Strait. navigating with extreme
care until Cape Pillar the westernmost point the
southern side Of the strait. has been left well be-
hind and the waters of the broad Pacific fairly
entered, the American batleshp fleet and destroyer
fotilla continue their remarkable cruise. From
Punta Arenas their course lies southwark to Cape
Froward the most southern point on the mainland
Of South America. From Cape Froward the strait
and extends 80 miles in northwesterly di-
rection. After Cape Pillar has been cleared the
battIeships' bows will be turned northward and a
laid along the Chilian coast to point OF
Valparaiso. and thence to Callao.
Lieutenant Commander Cones fotiIla of destroy
ers will part company with the battleships OF Ad-
miral EVansS fleet when Smyth Channel thirty
miles from the western end of Magellan Strait. is
reached, and proceed northward through this chan
mel They Will follow inside route that will keep
the little vessels well protected from heavy weather
and also viii shorten their voyage to TaIachuana
their next stopping place, 215o knots from Punta
Arenas.
Following closely along the rocky coast OF Chilli
the battIeships in a weeks time will find them
selves off Valparaiso. Here they will in close
the city and each will fire the national salute of
twenty-one guns. after which they will continue
their voyage to Callao. Peru.
That part Of Magellan Strait through which
the fleet is passing is one Of the most pict
grand and rugged Mountains some Of which
attain a height of 1000 feet, border the strait
both sides, and glaciers descend nearly 10 the
in places The currents swift and
the depth of the water is of its remarkable
features. in places reaching $50 fathOms
The winds of the strait at rest. Pour
ing through mountain ranges, they are sudden.
powerful. uncertain in direction and usually
freighted with squalls OF rain.
When Cape Pillar has been passed the vessels
will be practically out of the strait The only
point of land remaining in their path viii
be the EvangelistS twenty-three miles north
west of Cape Pillar They consist of four rocky
islets and detached rocks. named thus by the
early Spanish navigators. After rounding the
Evangelists. the ships viii have clear track
noTthward to Valparaiso and Callao.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
COPENHAGEN BANKERS SUSPEND.

Copenhagen, Feb. s.-The banking firm of Her
mann Meyer g. Co suspended business to-day The
Stock Exchange here is inclined 10 be panicky. and
all quotations fell to-day The biggest drop was in
tn. shares of the Detailhaudler Bank. which lost
~ ner cent The Minister of Finance. Wilhelm
Iassen will attend meeting of bankers to-mor-
row which will devise the best means OF reassurins
the public.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
SANTIAGO ELECTRIC LINE OPENED.

Santiago &c Cuba, Feb. S-The Santiago Elec-
trio Railway was opened to-day. Prominent off,
Gals and citizens present at a breakfast
fourteen decorated guest cars made trips the
system, all the important business houses We're
closed and almost the entire populace the
parade Three a dinner tonight, followed by
q ball. The display included q Cubin flag COM
posed ot thousands of electric lights
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
PERILS OF THE CZ4R.
Report of SeUenteen Bombs Found
IN I'm Deri0I P0loce

Paris, Feb. e.-The Memorial Diplomatique'
says that recent rumors of the assassination OF
the Emperor Of Russia grew out of the finding
by the Empress her sons bed of a letter
announcing that the Emperor and his heir were
condemned TO death, and of the discovery In the
imperial palace of seventeen bombs, connected
by electric wires, concealed in different parts of
the building
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
FRANCE HONOES AMERICANS.

Paris Feb. s-B. J. Shoninger, Tice-presdent OF
the American Chamber OF Commerce here. has
been appointed an officer OF the Legion Of Honor.
and Edward Brandus. OF New York. has been ap-
pointed q chevaIier. Of the Legion OF Honor.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
PRINCE kDALBERT SUFFERING.
Son of Emperor William Forced to Leave
Cruiser on Trip to Spain.

Kiel. Feb s-Priuce Adal5elt. who has been on
duty board the cruiser Dantsc, bound for
Spain. reached here to-day suffering from acute
Inflammation OF the middle The pain SO
acute thai he was compelled TO disembark at
Brunsbuttel and ives brought 10 his home here,
where he is recovering
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
FEAR OF PLAGUE AT eUAYAoUIL.

Guayaquil. Feb. s-The presence OF great num-
Der OF dead rats in the block houses in the north
ern part OF the city is causing alarm here bubonic
plague being feared. Dr.. BeolIoyd. assistant sur
geon, considers that the port probably infected
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
cALLso SUFFERS BY DOCK STRIKE.

Callao. Feb. s-The strike OF the oocknen Of
caiiao continues. The port is fun of unoaded ves
seis and the wharves crowded with rnerchan-
disc There has already been heavy loss to trade
accompanied by q general rise in prices.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
PRINCE Won BUElOW ILL,

Berlin Feb. 8.-Prnce Bilow the imperial
chancellor is confined to his home. suffering from
q slight indispositon.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

Tribesmen with Artillery Repulsed and Pur-
sued by d'Amades Troops

Paris. Feb. s-A dispatch has been received here
from Admiral Philibert, commander OF the French
naval forces IN Moroccan waters saying that Gen.
eral dAmades camp at Ell Mekri attacked re-
Gently by several thousand tribesmen, who had
with them three pieces of artillery. General
d'Amade drove the tribesmen off and followed them
In the direction Of Settat and then returned his
camp.
General dAnade in message to the government
tonight stated that the French had three killed
and twenty-four wounded. The fight continued for
twenty-one hours. The French troops were con-
stanty harassed by the enemy, whose loss Is un-
known.
Berlin, Feb. S.-The reply OF the German Foreign
Office TO the appeal made by Abd-el-Azz, the Sui
tan Of Morocco. for help against the French occu-
patton of portion Of Moroccan territory includes
two specific declarations. The first is that the
treatment Of Moroccan questions must be clearly
within the terms of the Algecras act. and the
second is that the followers Of Abd-el-Aziz have
violated this act. Consequently the Sultan must
direct his appeal to all the signatories of the act
and not to Germany alone.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

But there are solid and cheerful facts st,I |.
existence, however dubious the general oulogn
Gold productiCn continues on an aSce1oihs - -.
Here is an influence ste sadly working tor DesI'
rnent Ii is of historic record that IN peEN~S.
violent cataciysnS-specula.i i've doWnlAF,, s-s
producing properties are least affected anu ,of
quickest 10 recover. The reason tor tniS = 90
hard 10 find. There Is always free mar ~, ~ IA
gold and a fixed price for output 10 Colns ere
concrete example we have but TO IOcA ,TIsassd
present status Of the GOldffeld Cohso.' -.
mines. The managers of this property NJ - 20
ing speculative adventure. are proceest"sSr Law
develop their mines In strictly buStnesSliAs
What is true OF GoldheId is true or eyeO ter
valid and properly conducted gold fIllns - frs
prise in the world Nor is tt unllkeiy ,.. t. o,t-
Goldfeld Consolidated properties VIII an las Sr0c1
rival the most prolific Rand mines helo. s,.rtIon
Coldfeld indicate richer and richer -,i,eh
week by week. Wall Street IS not pay Nt1e =, tno
II any, attention to mining developments slaves
present time: but recognition of preseIt - couna
ment and future possibility Is bouha ~ 4
in due course. s;s~avsries
In the Goldfeld properties arlaziNs - them
are lust now made-Some tOretdSt ,xs vii
amazing And it may be that very sVO- 49, ,-ourd
have records which put far into tne y. s ,ss pas
the most glorious high-water u,a-As o -css 1
Ii would. indeed fall within tae eaSs IS.,nsci-
probability that before long Gc-dhs-a zoo
dated will pay IN dividends Per ye1t .WAL
the stock sells for. n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-05
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings In All
The Leading Stocks.

New York, Sept. 4.--The stock market
was affected, as usual, by the imnlinence
ot a three-day holiday. Dealings We're
confined largely to the closing up of con
IN. risk of IA long period in which stocks
cannot be dealt in, while some sudden
event might change the speculative sit
nation. 1t became manifest that, in the
decline of yesterday, traders had operated
With some freedom on the short side. The
demand which advanced prices To-Day was
attributed to covering operations from
that source. Not only the Stock EX-
change, but the commercial exchanges
generally are to be closed in TINS coun-
Labor DAY holiday on Monday. The day $
dullness was the result. Foreign Il ar
kcts gave evidence of a subsistence of
the uncasiness caused by the Moroccan
situation. Preliminary estimates OF the
weeks curttacy movement indicated a
falling off III shipments to New York hut
not vet sufficient to turn the tide of the
movement in favor of the intel iur. : he
large surplus held by the New York
hanks leaves the subject of little interest
from the banking standpoint. The slug
eish demand from the interior for cur
rency tends to confirm doubts of the rate
Of business recovery. The commodities
markets We're dull and fe3turalesS under
thu. influence of the approaching holiday
and no important deductions We're drawn
from them OF the progress of the crops.
Copper warrants declined in LondGn with
out affecting the recovery in the prices
Of copper industrials Tn" United States
Steel stocks developed strength when it
became known that j. perpont Morgan
had come Ia his office for the first time
after his return from "broad Yesterday.
This gave Il late upward impetus to
prices Bonds were active ANA firm To-
taI sales par value. 8. 260 600. United
states bonds were unchanged on cali for
the week.
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Boston Market.

Boston, Sept a. l9nS
Ei-OI F-Sprin@ Patents, per bbl., s.. ;S50D
om' WINTER patents. ship. per hl j., $!7Om
OATMEAL-Eolled. per Dbl. 81. 7od7;.95;
cut per Ebl., $7.4oet7.N.
CORN Steamer. Yellow spot. per bu
9li:c; Nc yellow, ship. all rail. per bu.,
Nl2c.; Nc. 3 yellow, ship, all rail per pu.
SOC.
RYE FLOUR-Per Dbl, s4.o564.9o.
GRAHAM FLOITR-Per Dbl, s3.&,G5. 10
OATS-No. . clipped white, spot, per
blu. 5S@5S19c.; No 3 clipped White. spot
per bli.. ,l1!C.. "a to Sc lbs, ship per hni
aaaaM'7lSc.; sc to IS lbs, ship, per bll., $50,
PROVISIONS heavy backs, per
Dbl. 500, nrcdi.:m backs per Dbl, $4,000
2O,25: long cuts. per bill. 81 30; loose. per
D., l1is", ribs. fresh n"r T.. 'tNM15c. ;
ends. rer. hhl. S.; shoulders. fresh
1o'.c lard, pure. per ID. HE; .ara rem
d ln,'; l."r H.: 1aH,r: ,
La ES Lambs choice spring. 1O011c.: :
lambs, winter, S@10c.: Mutton, per fb
sMSc
VEAJ--pcr H.. 11M13c.
POI!LTRY-Chicken native broilers.
per H.. l%l2Oc.; western broilers, per H.
17Gn'Sc; western fowl. 13Gl4c; native,
iN1TE;}-North creamery, 26M27c. :;
western creamery. 25M2Gc.
PIC.
CHEESE-Nrw York new. per H.. 1!MQ
BIC. Vermont. new, per h.. 12Mi2lac.
POTATOES Maine, white. per bI, 65I
''c sweet, per Dbl. $2.5cIi32J.
EiIANS-Pea. domestic. per bu., $3.50
2on; medium. S2"ht2 GO: yellow eyes. $32olD
81, Rcd Kidneys, $l.95Gt2.o5.
HAN AND STRAW-No l grade. sly 80;
No. ? grade. SIG: No. 3 grade. $l4
SIGAR-CAt loaf and crushed, 500:
l,nNIapn1 4
ats ~
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Portland Market.

Portland. Me, Sept. 4. 1903.
GH-MIchigan and 81. Louis,
strafghts. Al5M5.oo;, winter wheat patents
A9CN3l5; spring wheat, baker, $i55G,5 Is :
sprihS Whtat patents $G.254tt5U.
&c. bags. 34c.; meal bags, &C.; oats
car LOIS. 3Sc.: bags, aG0fSc., Minu. ban
ear lots. S2GJ0; Mimi. sacked bag
lots, $3.50; brown middlings car lots 81 !,
bag lots $1,000
BUTrER-Creamery, fancy, per H..
&c, tub creamery, 2C@2.c renovated
23c.
EGGs-Eastern fresh, &c. nearby fresh,
26c.
CIIEEsE-N. Y. and factory. 13a1sMc. !;
Sage. Hi1@15c.
CRANC,. 1S-$4 7jGi5.5C
LEMtoNS-$4. 756550
PRODICE-Beans, California pea. S2.gO
GEO; yellow eyes, $2.9C93O 90: red kidneys,
POI pODULTRY,-Chickens, 15@17c: turkeys
1SM2Cc.: fowl, 14Ql5c.;
PRoE'SIONS-Polk k. heavy backs, go >
T?O70; medium, SO :5di 20.
|. tE:l)--Pure tcs.. half hbls., l02sMl1c.
bbls, S3.dlS7sc.
SrGAK-Ex. quality. large bbls., $50
100 lbs. sacks. bulk, $50
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CROSS HILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Tobey We're the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. LinWood Sa-
ben at South China Sunday.
Mrs. M. j. Clark and Mrs. Eta c.
Bussell We're calling on friends in Au-
gusta Tuesday.
Russell Gardner of Boston is at S
Fl. Gardeners for a short visit
Arthur Stevens is substituting for
Forseth Perry on Route while Mr..
Perry is on his vacation.
Mrs. Della LamSon of East VaSSal-
boro and Miss Rose Lamson of Wind
sor We're at Emma Perkins Monday
afternoon.
A large number of people from the
Hill attended the Central Maine fair
at Waterville Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Granville Small of
Montville were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Russell Friday and Satur-
day.
John c. Wood and daughters of Vas
salbOro We're at f. J. Ames' Saturday
afternoon.
John II. Russell of Augusta passed
Saturday night and Sunday with
friends on the Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis G. Austin and
little daughter of Hopedale. Mass,
came Saturday to pass their vacation
with Mr.. Austins parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Austin.
Mis- Adeia \. II. Gardner of New
tonville, Mass, is visiting her sisters,
Misses Armina and Angela Gardner,
for few weeks
Mrs. C. b. Tobey, who has been at
tending the Union campmeeting at
China, returned Monday.
Albert Hopkins Of the firm of Brown
& Hopkins of Augusta, was on the Hill
on business Tuesday.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Sept. 4.
APPl.ES-ouiet: gravensteins 25o@3'0,
BUTTER Steady: northeln 26l2l
t'iIEf:Si..-Steady. York state l2%4@a3l2.
CDI;N-;inchanged: No. 3 yellow 80
;GS- STEADY. choice 29di3o; western p
..OUR-Higher: mill shipments. spring
FRESH BEEF-Firm; whole cattle 81
Gf1G!..
UAY-Easier. Nc l 1S0C0IlS50.
LAMHS-Firm: spring 1OMl1:
IARD-JTnchanged: pure 1112.
MILL FEED-UnchaDged.
SPRING BRAN-25001J2a5O
MINED FEED-2615al 5000.
OATS-Quiet; No. clipped white $50
5Si:.. o,o.-
PORK-Firm. medium backs 19l.G20E5:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; Maine white 65n15
SUGAR-Steady on a basis of $50 TO
granuated
yEAI.S-Firm; uQ13.
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Augusta M arket.

Augusta, Me. Sept. !. 1905.
EEANS-Fea, Matine. $3.50; N. Y. $3.50;
&c BuTTER.,sCreamery, Csc: dairy. 2oq
EGGS--25c per Dozen
GRAIN-Corn, CSC; meal, size per bu.
mixed reed, $l.5O cwt.; cottonSeed meal
$32 30: bag lots $1GO
HAE-I.oose, retail, slSM19 per ton;
pressed. $500: straw. $500; pressed, ST. o.
SUGAR-s5.40 per 100 IS
HDNEY-EoX. lSc.
90 MUTTON-9G1lc. per H.; spring lamb
OATS-G5c. per Blu.
POTAIOES-7Oc. per bu
PoCI.TRf-Fowl. lac. chickens, 1S12Oc
per 10.
WO6.L-J'nwashed 1sI2Oc.
HIDES No l, Sc. No. ., 7c; BULBS
hide, &C.. calfsllins. l3M l5c
BEEF.-Liaht. $lco0cllC.50 heavy, ia
spring lamk, l5kli16c
Woodbury., hard, Sc. 5oaS 90 per cord.
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Chicago Produce Market.

chicago, sept. 4.
Profit-taking sales had a weakening eff
feet on the wheat market here To-Day.
but prices showed only slight declines, the
futilr deliveries closing at net losses of
1,M4 Owing to the congestion in the
September delivery that option closed at
a gain Of Adt%. Corn and provisions
closed easy.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-Sept. $50; Dec. 9I$s644 May
C0RN-sept. 1913; Dec 67a1 to Is; May
655s ~.
GATS-sept 1875; Dec, 5oA@as; May
MISS PoRK-sept 14s7l3; Oct. 1i72la;
Jan 1G@1k.
LARD SEPT 9G5; Oct 967;5; Jan. '47la.
SHORT RlBS-Sept. 80; Oct. 9l3M2l7R;
Jan. so.
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOITI,-Th inn.
WHEAT-No. spring 94a1o4 No. red
" C'GKN-No. 2 7s}sa7sas; No. yellow
S0htai@.
OATs-No white 51@5lM; No. 3 white
RvE-No ? 75@7s1k
BARLE,N-(iood feeding 61M63.
MAI.TING-Choice 63M65i4.
FLAX SEEDING. l northwestern i21s.
TIMOTHY SFED-355.
SHORT RIBS. SIDES-93512.
MESS TOEK-1470Q1415.
LARD-965. o
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RJTTT ER-Steady: creameries 1Sl4M-21s
dairieS 1920
EGt;S-Steady: at market. cases inciud
ed. !40fi7: firsts 49, prime firsts 2012.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY: 11l9Hol3.
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SOUTH MT. VERNON.

The Grange Field day. which was
held at the Kennebcc fair grounds, was
we'll attended and enjoyed. A large
number of visitors were present from
MI. Vernon and Winthrop. party of
Il from Maplehurst We're among the
ioliest, coming down in hay rack
made gay with evergreens. flowers and
flags, a most generous lunch basket
being conspicuous.
Miss Mary Macdonald and Miss
Mary Morrison, who have been spend
ing their vacation at Maplehurst. have
returned to Boston.
Porter and Webb Trefethen, accom-
panied by their sister, Miss Lois, We're
callers at their aunt's. Mrs. Abbia Rich
ardson, over Sunday, Aug. 80
Mrs. Caroline Halves and Philip Wal
ters attended church at Mt. Vernon
Sunday and We're afterwards entertain
ed by friends.
Impure blood runs you down.makes
YOU an easy victim for organic diseases
Burdock Blood Pitetrs pnrfies the blood
cures the cause-buildS you up.
"Hoan's Ointment cured me Of eczema
cl,re was permanent" S. w: Mat
thews, Commissioner Labor Statistics,
Augusta, Maine.
Regulates the bowels. promotes easy ma
trral movements, cures constipation
Doan's Resulets. Ask your druggist for
them. 25 cents a box
| Babv won't suffer FIVE minutes with
Group II you apply Dr. Thomas Eclectric
| Oil at once. 1t acts like magic.
oA9ToREA.
so. ,Ihs Kind You Have ALWAYS Bought
s's, IT ANAzIzx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-05

We refer bank in Boston. r. G. Dun & Co., The
radstrcc Company. of the other smaller mercantile
agencies Our business is done the promptest pos
sibc and believe i'll the principle that satisfied client is
worth to than profit the sale of worthless secu
ties Ne Just DESTROYS of keeping regular clients
are of obtaining and have found. after
wears that there old clients who
have been successful than there is clients who generally
do business with small until after they have become
better acquainted with methods.
If YOU have broker and contemplate doing business
the regular exchanges shall be glad handle account
strict commission basis marginal transactions of any
kind and after have satisfied ourselves standing
shall be glad to execute all orders by telegraph allowing
remittance follow by mail This will enable vor if living at
distance from Boston, to get the benefit ay
prices without keeping large deposit on hand with
We think that there will be big advance all
stocks especially the strong Curb issues and earnestly advise
those contemplating trading to get touch with
Send name and address that your
Curb Nt1>S list.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-05

Baby won't suffer five minutes with
Group IL you apply DR.. Thomas Eclectric
OIL at once. 1t acts like magic.
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New York Money Market.
New York. Sept. 4.

New York, Sept. 4.
Prime mercantile paper 4Gl4H2 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm ut 4Si.GMt IA 60
mand.
Commercial bills 4S4GH.
Ran. silver JlI
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Regulates the bowels, promotes easy ma
turaI movements, cures constipation
Doan's Regulets. Ask your druggist for
Them 25 cents box.
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What is being done in Npng will soon be reflected in
every stock in the Cobalt list On the RostoQ Cur today
Cobalt Central selling around Mckinley arra&h
is selling around 80 Silver )uccns selling at 81! SILVER
Leaf is selling around and la Rose is selling around
$3.50
We think any Of these stocks the present price good
purchase For priced stock advise the purchase OF
block Of Silver Leaf. the Company all financed has no
debts OF kind has treasury reserve OF over s. $1,000 and
its large capitalization of 100000 shares could
per quarterly making the stock worth after the first
dividend declaration upwards Of IS cents per share anyone
wishing make per in four months turn i'll the
kct would do well to purchase block OF Silver Leaf
One OF the most active stocks on the Curb today
and that has jumped in price cent within the past
three weeks is stock Of the Eureka Mines Co. This Company
the list This stock selling around el to cents less
than three weeks ago" has since sold up to cents 1t will
sell i cents per share inside Of 90 days
The properties OF this Company are located in Southern
California and Orosrande New Meico fle properties
being developed and every indication points to OF the
biggest mines in the Southwest as development work pro-
crosses.
We advise the purchase Of block OF Eureka at any price
below and will orders market for clients
The only Rawlle stock listed the Boston Curb is stock
OF the Ravi,c Mining Co.. which selling between and
Is cents Only one-half Of the capitalization has been issued
the balance remaining in the treasury Of the Company for
future
The Company does any money anybody,
Of the valuable claims in Rawlle, has reuta
BILE lesses work developing its property strict royalty
basis, and has already contracted for the erection OF ooon
mill to treat its own and such custom ores they will be
TO purchase stock in Rawide Mining present prices
is buy practical guaranty OF profit and earnestly
adj sr all those contemplating purchasing mining stock to in
tigate Ravde Mining before making up their minds.
We will gladly furnish information Of any character to
that desires avail himself Of extensive knowledge
OF Curb stocks
TO all traders who wish to keep thoroughly posted
b >ton Curb list will gladly mail Cmb Nc7>v upon
quest. \ postal card will do.
If interested in any particular stock do be afraid
write and ask lis for full details.
If YOU have vet received one of Mr. LawsOn's Ma
Il nal Stock pamphlets, will be glad mail copy
request.
We refer bank in Boston, to r. G. Dun & Co.. The
lra'srect Company any OF the other smaller mercantile
agencies Our business is done i'll the promptest pos
sbc and believe the principle that satisfied client is
worth to us than profit the sale OF worthless sec
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"Doan's Ointment cured me OF eczema
that had annoyed me n long time. The
cnre was permanent'-Hon 5 w Mat
thews. Commissioner Labor Statistics,
Augusta Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-05

Tnpure blood runs you doWn-makes
YOU an easy victim for organic diseases.
Blrdock Blood Pitetrs purfies the blood
cures the cause-builds you up.