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The Washington times., 1908-08-13
NEW BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES
EXTRACT "A" FROM PAMPHLET.

funds supplied by Stock banks
companies viii be established people
Of
Legitimate make fair
I'm 10 stockholders.
Today System showing eroroous
urplse which deposits back
would
which Of these banks and
millions from borrowers nothing
vestm
EXAMPLES In New England today there banl
in
combined deposits belonging the people are
$O0 their combined system has risen
period than 2OO0ON The enormous
profits forth in the these nstu
the
land 100000 per cent annual interest," IN
capital BOTH accumulated by the pro5uci
anything marketable
are they the conservative profits of legitimate banking they
New EngaDds
and banking
Confronting this situation National will
the proceeds of the sales its stock in its ~
market operations and duplicate banking institutions along
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STOCKS OPEN FIRM
AND TURN WEAK
Proft-Taking Breaks Prices
After Leaders Score a
Big Rise.

NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-The efforts of
the bulls today to carry the market up
were not successful The opening was
strong and in the early trading Reading
and Union Pacific made a strong show
ing Reading. especially, gaining point
and a half within a few minutes. Then
proft-talIing came in and the leaders
and almost the entire list sold off, and
the gains were wiped out There was
a later rally, but il was slow and weak.
bringing prices slightly above last
nights closing.
Missouri Pacific rose nearly two points
in the first half hour. Traction shares
We're also strong, Brooklyn and Inter
bOr0 advancing fractiOnally. Copper
stocks continued heavy but We're
dragged up with the balance of the
list when the orally set in. National
Lead rose ~ points, and persons in
terested Ia its movement say that the
real demonstration in IL has only Just
commenced.
on the curb Bay State Gas was taken
in hand with such vim that IL mOuOp-
olized the attention of nearly all trad
ers. Transactions in IL during the first
half hour were heavy. although there
was OnL- an advance OF IS of point
This was later lost
Stocks became very active around the
noon hour, and made some substantial
gains only To become weak again. and
BY / O'Clock tho market was heavy and
dull with pri es sagging. Fluctuations
The Washington times., 1908-08-13
THREE CREDITORS
AFTER MALONEY
He Owes S3,l7O and Has $4,000,
So They Want Him DecIar-
ed Bankrupt.

The Merchants National Bank. OF
New Haven, Conn; Lawrence A. Dow
ney, and Joseph Twyman Of Washinx-
ton, today filed through their ATTORNEYS
Douglas. Baker & Sheriff.. a petition
in the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia asking that Roger Q. NJ. Ma
lOney, conducting the Cairo stables. on
NJ street, between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets be declared a bankrupt
II is alleged in the petition that Mr.
maloney Is Indebted 10 the Merchants
National Bank in the sum OF s. go. to
Lawrence A DoWney ia the sum OF
SIS. and to Joseph Twyman ia the sum
OF so. that he is insolVent and that
he is possessed Of real estate to the
value OF 5000 in site and stables, and
personal property. ia horses. vehicles.
and other perquisites Of the livery BUSH
ness 10 the value Of $500
Justice Barnard issued a rule 10 show
cause this afternoon and appointed ii
Il Obear and John r. Shields receivers.
directing them TO file a $1,000 bond.
The Washington times., 1908-08-13
eGNATIONAL STOCK"

LEGAL NAME, BAY STATE COMPANY
CAPITAL, ONE BILLION DOLLARS; 2OOOOOOO SHARES
CAN INCREASE TO ANY NUMBER OF BILLIONS
FREE FROM TAXATION
BACKED A SOVEREIGN STATE
NOW HAS $4,000 STOCKHOLDERS
INTENDS TO HAVE 20OO0OOO STOCKHOLDERS
THE ONLY CORPORATION IN EXISTENCE TODAY WHOSE
SCOPE AND LEGAL AND STRATEGICAL POWERS ARE
UNLIMITED
CHARTERED TO OWN AND OPERATE BANKS, TRUST COM
PANIES, RAILROADS, INDUSTRIES AND TO BUY AND
SELL AND HOLD ITS OWN AND ANY STOCK EXIST
ENCE AND TO CARRY ON ANY AND ALL KINDS OF
BUSINESS
Today absolute control of this extraordinary insi.
tuition, only 0 kind earth.
president proxies of nearly all its
with special instructions to elect my
Board of Directors.
instrument that unites all the
privileges and attachments essential for prolonged contest
with System.
know the how when and why of the Systems movements
am now ready to pu: this instrument to work.
That skeptical weddedo-old-ways Wall Street and the
System and the Press instantly my claims not
withsandng they Vernesh sound and busi
is business" point them following:
IN the these classes, Street the sys-
tem and the Press, know, have secure the
attention of the people, then money support How
radical start-on time demon
sated their soundnes Boiled down. what propose
do
In National Stock" have corporation with unlimited
capital
This stock shall offer practically unlimited amounts
to the people constantly advancing price the open mar
kets that buyer may, he wishes sell what he has
bought profit This that every buyer of National
Stock will become for making of new stock
holders amongst his friends associates
OF the win be used in active
operations in the market with against System as seems
best in judgment underwriting any other WAYS
that will return the institution profit
ILLUSTRATION: Whenever in the past I have appealed
to the people in the interest of stock they
sponded the they paid has always gone less my pay for
the job to the had sold thereby
leaving me helpless to its price the market
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STOCK MARKET ACTIVITY.

This every a copy
onal Stock has advanced in the markets TO SO
OF
the which, I
vancng prices until the excitement
win all OF the activities which
Notwithstanding:
Of
surround the National
biggest bank In America day and night the opening Of subs
tremendous activity
less than
buyers to the Stock Exchange
all visitors My Yukon calling
to that the panic dropped
prices OO0OGl00 days.
Also activity price
advertise
profits will he reflected
price OF
advertisements are not
They
the showing the pubca
which application
advertising viii be brutany brief its public
brutay thorough assaults uDon
the OF which the
brasbandedly gone long
pamphlets 100000 people now
To that earnestly the following
this pamphlet:
Banks Presidents
Banks, Unions su-
periutndents Other Bust
writers, POstnastsrs and saw
ngs DspOsisorz.
particular to this pamphlet
viii in Itself
vital enumerated
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A WORD HERE;

has developed advertisement that
it is physical mpossDty space-even in this u
page what I had iEtended-the plans
have, therefore rush the fpu sto
into pamphlet.
This means that the first necessary me
the setting OF this pamphlet into the hands
in
With my story Of National Stock" plans
the hands OF the
If the people buy National market price saw
$50 500 profit least 600 va
dollar wwinsu
performance viii cause the people National
Stock in its battle against System
millions
backing National Stock the system in
short order and National greatest nsr
ment OF modern times the righing peoples
might well admit before four ad
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THE wAsHINeTON TnLEs ThURsDAY, AUGUST 3D. l9o8.
LEAPS FROM ENGINE
AT PHANTOM TRAIN
Overworked Engineer Nearly Loses
Life at Queer Trick
of Train.

TRENTON. Aug. 1s.-with a wild cry
OF fear, James Lawless leaped from the
cab OF his engine. on the Flew York Di-
vision or the Pennsylvania railroad,
near this city this afternoon. The fire.
man stopped the train, and the badly
cut and bruised engineer was picked up
and brought to st. Francis Hospital
here. The physicians say he viii re-
cover.
saw another train coming" eX-
planned I4awless to the doctors. ut was
so real that l was sure we would have
a collision, and 50 I leaped. / don't
know what made me see the other
train p" Friends OF the engineer will
take charge of him as soon as he Is
able 10 leave the hospital It is said
that he has been under severe mental
strain lately, and his brain played him
the trick that almost cost him his life.
The Washington times., 1908-08-13
GREAT PROFITS IN NATIONAL STOCK,
EXTRACT "B' FROM PAMPHLET.

National Stock" after has RockefeIers
t1dnals and Adogan
less the people last October after OF
treasury and has banded together Of intelligent
holders VIII use these stockholders
back 10 the peoples ownership
tuos OF the country No miracle
legn inevitable from the inauguae the
system mold on these concerns they possession
OF and Feoganzd by National process events
The backbone Of National Stock bring about
Ise stockholders
the greater will be its
set down. the quicker the results
and the richer the results In buying much
National Stock canvassing amongst your
friends for additional stockholders n min
National Stock"
in the markets OF country
Every additional
yond what
neither national
win nave any stock for directly
on Stock VIII be dealt open market where all
nave the privilege OF buying making price.
All orders b. sentto
Philadelphia and Boston Exchange Curb brokers
All money received b. National sale Of stock
ana al pront made by 1t in nrop
erty of ali stockholders
Not dollar of National property comes q
in profits salaries or n any way
National Stock a
public or the System fairly begun business this
million viii have been turned into 40 millions selling Of
600 shares Of National Stock 81 per share and
600 shares at
received VIII have made wall and Soc
Streets stock deals
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part Of mis- hobHngs. and that he aver
aged something like a profit of 50 a bale.
When the selling began Yesterday
many Of those in the cotton Dit. spurred
on by their belief in the report that
l1iNefInore was trying TO corner the
market bought all that was offered,
sealy py LiFermore himself. This kept
the price up for some time and enabIed
LAVermore 10 sell good part Of the
coltoh ne was closing out at a good
profit
LlVermore today smiled at the talk
oI the supposed corner in the comnod-
ny. Further than the smile ne yc11,5d
Nouchsaie no comment on the marked
t ttoI gApialn any share he had ia making
70 what sc was. LdVerrnore siT,T1i1- --1
slneered a sirewd manipulation in &c
tSDer options IN eStton ana caught Some
OF the spectators at their own egan9e.
The Washington times., 1908-08-13

size OF these two The foundation
mat WIN oar even the from
cy or indirectly per upon the eapa
invested All surplus VIII annually the depoto in
form OF interest to
Eaha IN the form Of reduced loan stock
i AoF seii The control
management will be absolutely
Ae Old officials
Oeei oVen out or business,
Ier uese facts have been advertised
aoVese It inevitable
institutions when the
large portion OF their institutions and mar m
vi" secure their loans from And the
establishment Of these banking National s~
VIII make easier
large cities wherever depositorz are b
esed between the miIsones Of the system
The Washington times., 1908-08-13
KEENE WILL RACE
IN BUENOS AYRES
Horse Owners Plan to Ship Best
Animals TO South Ameri-
can Republic.
can Republic.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-Believing that
racing has been killed in New York.
James r. Keene and James b. Haggin
have arranged to ship 100 of their thor
oughbreds 10 Buenos Ayres. Argentine
Republic, on August %. on the Lamport
ana Holt line steamship VeIasquez.
Agent Daniels. OF the Lamport and
Holt line, admitted today that arrange
ments had been made for the shipment
OF the horses. They viii be Iuxurjousl,,
housed between decks and Will have
every care and attention during the
Journey
IL is the purpose Of New Workers in
terested IN racing to develop the sport
in Buenos Ayres, which is exoeC+eF 10 ;
become a popular resort for wealthy
Americans
The Washington times., 1908-08-13
FINANCIAL.
F. NANCIAL.
To the American People

. / o the american E0Opl0s
importance Of this announcement the TO which
Z have carefully led up, be when assert
uuate to cope machinery tie Systems shall make
demonstrations power perform what predicted
for it.
To voltage of dynamo, keep IN head the
financial nssteny urged attention
Tue Systems billions made by its to fix and
sway of 20 billions of securities
which the American people hold
3. Systems "right' Peoples Money de-
posted IN the banks companies of the nation supplies
millions necessary the process of fixing and
sWaying the values of American securities.
3. The market must be the theater of operations
purposes dslOdge Systems hold on the
American people.
All these necessary conditions are here in the
The Washington times., 1908-08-13

were within a point or so and moved
very slowly. Selling orders today seem
to predominant and the bulls are finding
difficulty in raising prices
During the afternoon the market was
weak and quite active. Stocks did not
rise except by small fractional advances,
and closed generally about / point be-
low the opening
The Washington times., 1908-08-13
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

Bear in are two classes of people who buy
stocks: SPECTATORS and investors
BOSTON, August 10. 1908.
The marketing of a stock is only first move in a stock
manpulaor's business.
To be successful proposition on
recognized trading basis This only by deliberately
making for it.
EXAMPLE: My first moves in welding the power Of
National Stock for the stockholders the public
will be certain aggressive operations in American sme
ers National Lead Trinity First Copper St Paul
R. R. and Yukon Gold An soggy the public mind
Will show the procedure. At time
hardly out Of the commissions panic even
the System could any to the public under
took for the American group of capitalists 'he
Guggenheims public 100000 shares of Yukon
God-inrnsicay S12 to So per share
which did in two hours Saturday March o. at from s.
par) to ST. By the rules that govern transactions
TUNED to he Guggnhems" proceeds of the shares
had Sold less thereby leaving unprotected
and exposed to the attacks of the who of my
success jumped its value thereby spectators
believe they had been rcked causing SELL leaving
the market price under the thumb the System
Had National Stock" handled Yukon money paid by
the public would have been retained support stock in
the market buying that vas offered either by
those who wished profit by those who by selling
freely wished to attack the being that in
short time the stock firmly established on rock
bottom basis Of its intrinsic 49, impregnabe
to speculative attacks After this accomplished the
money received for the outstanding would have
been paid he G1ggenheims" With the resources Of
National Stock this could be only In Yukon but in
the other stocks which have mentioned and in any others
to which National Stock" directs powerful atenionand
stocks which the Systems machinery perched too high
can be yaned down to their by National Stock
That there shall be misunderstanding to the charac
ter of National Stock at the beginning of
its that the chief theater operations will be
the stock markets York. Boston, and PHILADELPHIA and
eventually of London Paris Berlin The funds derived
from the sale Of its apped in exactly the Same
the System peoples savings in banks and
trust companieso sway the prices of the stocks in
which deals You already something the profit pos
sbes of such operaons but on the scale pe
med by the shall command results will be as
stupendous and certain Systems processes What
ever National Stock" do in the market its ready
and uneneumbered millions enable it to crush through
in spite of the Systems opposition same ready and
unencumbered millions will in forestauing
stock Of the System National Stock does
not concur
The Washington times., 1908-08-13
PRICES FOR TO-DAY ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs &
Co., bankers and brokers. Hubs Building.
members New York Stock Exchange. Wash
ington Stock Exchange ana Chicago Board
Of Trade)
The Washington times., 1908-08-13
WANTS SEPARATION;
ALLEGES CRUELTY
Mrs. Helen Nj. Mahorney Files Bill
Demanding Alimony-Mar-
ried in 1901.

Mrs Helen n MahoFney today fiIed q
OH IN the supreme Court OF the District
askihE mat she Do granted a separation
ana allmony from Eugene +. MahOrney,
she alleges that soon after their mar
rage IN 1901 he was cruel and abrsfVe
They have two children.
The Washington times., 1908-08-13
THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY z. F, Hutton &
Co, members New York Stock Exchange,
G. Bowie Chapman. manager. 1901 + street
north Wegt.(
, 1908-06-17
NEW LAW WILL GIVE
WITNESSES MORE MONEY

The government Is going to pay out
many thousands Of dollars more In
the future Il witnesses who attend the
federal court in Colorado than it has
In the past, says the Denver Post.
They will be on the same basis as
jurors hereafter. The act was passed
on May 81, and becomes effective July
1. The law does not apply In all of
the states, but affects, among others,
Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, New Next
CO and Arizona BY its provisions
witnesses hereafter will receive 50
per day for each day spent In travel
ing to court, and the same for each
day in actual attendance. Heretofore
they have received only $3.50 per day.
The railroad mileage will be s cents
per mile, but the rate per mile by
stage has been increased to Is cents.
Another provision of the law is tina,
after the law becomes effective the
United States attorney can make out
his bills at the end of each month.
present them to the United States
marshal, and they will be paid. This
will include all incidental items ex
cept salaries, and the officials with
no longer have to wait for months ar
ter sending their accounts to Wash
ington.
, 1908-06-17
WYOMING NorEs.

Blde Dudley in the Denver Post.
Greybull, with a population OF hardly
more than 200, reports sixty babies IN
the past year
The Boys Mandolin club OF the
state. university has learned to play
well enough to have its picture taken.
The Hencackle club of Diamond
Vile gave q leap year ball Saturday
night. The Smoke Wreaths" editor
was invited, but not wishing to be a
wallfower, did not attend.
zone good thing about late spring
and cold rains" says the Wyoming
Tribune. is that fly time is just that
much longer deferred"
Fame may be acquired quickly now
adays up in Wyoming. All a man has
to do is to perfect himself in the art
OF baseball.
Miss May Weller, the school teach
err says the Kelton Tribune, has
gone to Iowa to spend the summer,
and Jack and Paul have put their
boiled shirts away until she returns
They'll save quite a bit in laundry
bills"
The state veterinarian reports that
the mysterious ailment which has
been killing Natrona county sheep is
"grub-in-the5head." Well, er, pardon
us, but doesn't grub always go in the
head?
Walter Damrosch and his orchestra
played In Cheyenne the other even
, 1908-06-17
What Ais Youf

Do you feel weak, tired, despondeuA
have frequent headaches, coated tongue,
bitter or bad taste in morning, "heart-
burn" belching Of gas, acid risings In
throat after eating, stomach gnaw OF
burn, foul breath, dizzy spells, poor OF
variable appetite, nausea at times and
kindred symptoms?
II yoOA2ve any considerable number Of
t~hs>above sysaptoms you are suffering
from NliousnsSs, csrpid liver with indi-
eestion, srtSgypepst~S Dr., Piezce,a Golden
Medical Discovery a made 1P Of RE most
valuable medicinal prIncipIes known 10
medical science for the perpapent cure Of
such abnormal cQndliIops, It Is . most
efficient liver in~vigorstor. stomach tonic,
bowel regulator and nerve strengthened.
The "Golden Medical Discovery " is not
. patent medicine or secret nostrun, .
full list Of its ingredients being printed
on its bottle-wrapper and attested under
oath. A glance at Its formula will show
that 1t contains no alcohol, or harmful
habit-forming drugs. 1t is q fluid extract
made with pure, triple-reined glycerine,
OF proper strength, from the roots Of the
following native American forest plants
viz, Golden Seal root, Stone root, Black
Chenybark, Queens root, Bloodroot, and
Mandrake root
The following leading medical authorities
among . host OF others extol the foregpin9
roots for the cure Of Just such ailments Is the
a6oS0 symptoms indicate: Pruf-R Barthoaow,
=. p, Of Je9erson Nod. OolleTe PhilA Prof.
H.0 wood, n D.. Of Univ.of Pa; Prof Edwin
Chtcssc; PRO-, John King. N. D.. Author Of
AmeItcnn Di.pensatory; Prof Jno n. ecud-
Der. y. D.. Author Of Specific Medicines. Prot
Laurence johnson. n. D.. Ned. Dept Univ. d
n; "; Prot; Finley Ellingwood. N. D.. Author
Of MateriA Aedica and Prot. in Bennett Medi-
sal CollegA Chicaso send name and sd-
falo. n. Y, md rscsive ma bookiCt Sivine
sxtrscts nom vritines q al ne above nsdl-
possible teFmA, oAch and every I'M
grSd5eut q which edo5dsa Esd5cai D1scov-
oeye0 composed
Dr. Ptescen Pleasant Pellets resulaAa snA
1vieprste sto.ach: liyer Nd bCysax fhsy
ledtca3 Q4ecuvsFyr n bowels aro nack conr
e9oAsSd They're tiny ends ussr-co1MA
, 1908-06-17
MAN
OF TODAY
PHILIP VAN else ON TAFT ANr
THE THINGS THAT CONCERN
MANY PEOPLE JUST NOW
Forced BY Circumstances to Become
Candidate for Republican Nomb
nation for Prssident-eorn In Sep
tember. 1875, Now In Prime OF
Vigorous and Brilliant Manhood.

INV HH u
An American prominent not only In
the United States, but also in Europe,
say Philip s. Van else in the Denver
News. Known officially as William
Howard Taft, the secretary of war,
to his boyhood friends as Lub, his col
lege chums as Bull, in Washington
n Cupid, and to the people at large
as Big Bill, a nan politically great and
the probable republican presidential
nominee at the Chicago convention
who and what is he? We hear him
dubbed The sunny-temrered cyclone
in trousers" and The steam engine
in pants,' and again TAFT, the great
postponer,' but we find still another
name for him and call him Taft, the
enigma A mountain physically
mentally, apparently, a leader in all
walks of life, the question is: "Wha,
much is spoken
Some Things He Has Done.
To solve the riddle we must first
see what Taft has done and what have
been his opportunities. We find:
parentageAEnglish ancestry
Grandfather-Peter Rawson Taft
Vermont Judge and legislator.
Father-Alonzo Taft, secretary Of
war. attorney general, minister to Aus
tria and Russia United States circuit
judge.
Born-Cfncinnati. Ohio, September
IA 1897.
Educated-woodward n. s.. 1874;
Yale r A.. 1878: Cincinnati LII. B.
1880
Married-Helen Heron. 1886.
Graduate of Vale,
Student-Second honors and salu
tatorian at Yale: divided arst prize
at Cincinnati law school.
Newspaper man-Law reporter Gin
cinnati Ttmes4Star and Commercial
Gazette. 1s80-81.
, 1908-06-17
edueatlonQn the philippines.

An official report says that the Phil
ippine department of education, which
consists Of 1000 American school
teachers, has done more to pacify the
islands than any other department OF
the American administration. During
the past "a years thousands Of sickly
men and women have been educated
to the fact that there is nothing quite
so good as Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
for ailments of the stomach, liver, kid.
neys and bowels, and as a result they
stick to it and always enjoy good
health II you have not yet tested its
merits do so today and e for your
self that it can cure poor appetite,
heartburn, our risings, bloating, in
digestion, dyspepsia, c~ostiveness. bill
%iousness, kidney troubles, malarial
fever and female ills. The genuine is
sold only in bottles with out Private
Stamp over the neck, and a be OBJ
tanned at any drug store.
, 1908-06-17

Taken as a whole the changes in the
faculty at the University of Wyoming
at the recent session Of the board of
trustees have been for improvement.
OF course no one can say just how a
certain person or a certain teacher
Will work out, but the president and
the board have exercised their very
best judgment and time will prove
whether they were wise or otherwise
In the selections made. The board OF
trustees has been harmonious through
out and this applies to all, without
party distinction. The new members
have taken hold with evident purpose
OF giving the university the benefit of
their best Judgment, and the people
al rest assured that that means a
very high grade of work, as they are
men of integrity, good sense and high
attainments.
, 1908-06-17

1t Is truly strange how many people
have been led to believe In all this
tomfoolery relating to psychic phe-
nomena and thought-waves relating
to the tracking of murderers. 1t is
rot, pure and simple. McIvor-Tyndall
Is just as rowerless in following the
trail of a murderer as any other In
telligent man, and he has certainly
succeeded just as well. Psychic phe-
nomen appears to work very we'll
where 1t has something tangible to get
hold OF, but beyond that 1t is power
less to deceive the people.