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New-York tribune., 1909-01-25

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branch Offices at regular once
New-York tribune., 1909-01-25
Notice of Summons.

~-Ew YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW 1OEk
y f,ountv->Patrick n Whalen, Plaintiff. agalnss
Hannah George Ann Eliza Bright ana MaIsdEse
f,aOrze summons.
To the above named defendants and eaen oL mem
are summoned to answer the eoh1pialnL N
thiS action and copy OF your answer on tns
ainqfr ATTORNEYS within twenty days after the SER
vice OF this exclusive OF TIE dav OF servlse.
Tnent will taken against you oy defaule Ior ths
relief demanded in the complaint
Dated october Is, 1905 -,,.,,- o. -
post once Address. 206 BrUadwai. Borough OF
Manhaxtan New York City. .
To the defendants Ann Eliza Bright and Margaret
puhiication pursuant 70 order OF Hon charles y
MacT.ean Of the Supreme Court OF the Stats
or New YS-k. the 30th day OF December l5oS.
wiz complaint IN the once OF ths
Of the County Of York. the County Courr
House in the Borough Of Manhattan. City and county
of New York. Both day OF December. 1y0o.
which said complaint originally nled IN the oils
~ the said clerk on 29th day OF December 1S0S
The foregoing action IL brought to foreclose mort
gage made by the defendants Hannah George and Ann
Eliza Bright Caroline F. Smith, and duly ass lsned
sum Of Twelve Hundred Dollars (Sl2 00l aEd inter-
est and which mortgage recorded IN the once or
the Register Of the County OF New York IN Lioer %
page of Mortgages Of the Annexed Dtstrict Ana
also to forecioss mortgage made by the defendants
Hannah George and Ann Eliza Bright to Edward n
Kelly and duly assigned the plaintiff. 20 secure the
payment Of the OF Sixteen HUndred Deiiafs
tSi GOO interest and which mortgage was r.
corded In Of the Regster OF the County OF
New York in Iber 81. page los OF Mortgages OF ths
Annexed District which said mortgages cover premises
Road Of Boston Road. between lands
formerIv belonging to J. II Hart and lands or the
Dewitt Estate containing one acre Of lanL
Dated December S1st. 1905.
UHATF.Y e DUNN Attorneys for Plaintiff. Onfcs and
post once Address. 206 Broadway Borough II
Manhattan. City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1909-01-25
Proposals.

yrREAsURY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU og EN-
IL craving ana Printing, washington d. C.. January
Is i9OS.-Sealed proposals viii be received st tn9
once until o m Monday. March D. 1909 TO furnish
during fiscal year beginning July 1909 Ioe toL-
o supplies. viz. Paper, excs 62o4ss1
Supplies Electrical Supplies and Paper Boxse -
proposaIs must received not later than the tIns
above stated they VIII not be openad until 10 M
On respective dates follows: Paper, etc. anst
Binders Supplies. Monday, May H. 1909: EtserrlcAt
Vyhich dates at the hour named. they VIII Be opened
the OF bidders IN rne once OF
the Director OF Bureau Awards viii be made only 20
established manufacturers Of. or dealers m rs as.L
or parts OF bids forms with specincaSions for
proposals further fnforna ton VIII oe -lr11sase
intending bidders application to JOSEPH &
RALPH. Director OF Bureau !,
0F-FICE PURCHASING ColDussA ART. U g ARMY.
I 20 WhtehaIl Street. New York City n " January
o I9O9-SeaIed proposals. IN duPicate 10r
and delivering subsistence stores In this CITY AZ socn
NAV be by ths U s. Government on
before March 81. 1909 accOrdanca with tas spe
cations conditions set forth IN C1rellsr No =
ron March "a 1905 Will Be received at tnis once unLA
~ ',.cIorE n February 5. 1863. Information r1r-
Proposas for Subsistence Stores opened Fes
49, 1909" and addressed 20 A Il SMITH, CoioNe@
A c. G., L 5. Army
E,1DopoS.7.s FOR MOVING BUILDINGS AND coy
sfrctinz Condensing Plant War Departnl
rs ,onstr1cting Cuartsrnnaster. New Lonoon.
nee o scs,,bsr % s-Seasd proposals Tor MOVING
e11r~ frame buildings at Fort H e. Wrisnr y
Srs.ano corsfensing machinery IN same az ForI
LIN he received until 1000 a m 1dnae-y
% te1e ana opened Information IuIlisI -. -
81 Envelopes containing proposals sno1o -
ggJ roposaIs for Public Buildings anu aacrsSSSe
uP NJ SCHOFIELD major. Or MI. ConsCTuS1ns ~
Mr. New London Conn
New-York tribune., 1909-01-25
FIRST NATIONAL COPPER
BUY II NOW

apal is all issued and In the hands Of $500 stockholders
registered in the Windsor Trust Company or New 1orA
sders which with the assessment paid and
the investment would return new for an od doAr
$15 is not for sale
ask the consideration of present stockholders
investing and specuatng public to the fohoWlns'
There is not to-day coppers dealt in on the
Exchanges Gurbs as good an investment OF
First National Copper at anything under 50 because
st Of its mines great smelling plant and perfect
financial condition and low cost of production,
Cd OF its management by men Of standing in finance.
mining and smelling
3d. OF its peculiar unprecedented market situation
that its stock owned by $500
and widely scattered stockholders
4th OF its opentoar ways of dealing with the public
and its stockholders in all of its affairs
9TH The campaign advertise It's values Is Just b.
ginning
9Th The only stock which will be in the market to
supply the buying demand the campaign progresses must
of little over 100 EACH which means that
coming rising market when one stockhodr sens our
he is satisfied with his pronts ne WIZ ataSs .
ready to repurchase recession Of price which means
the best sort investment or speculative market
Bear in mind said practically these things when
advised the public buy Butte at 81 to $40 presens
presen price SIT S10 and Montana 500 10 $40
present price $312. has been $500
said them continuously in big advertising campaigns
at which my critics leveed all sorts of sneer and mud
guns with the everonap sur He only wants 70 unloau
and then the oss and yet ten years afeer my
advice was taken possible for the 20Oo stOcknoes
i'm these companies uthuy say I'VE have received In
dividends year 500 Of entire 1nvescnen
and we have been able at sell out at from 500
to 1900 per profit In the aggregate we nave aoe
over S1OOOOOOOO of profit upon our Investment
My present campaign in First National VIII ran aoour
this way advertisement will be sent first 70 the oSOO
stockholders, each Of whom will ask to buy 2S OF tne
present holdings anything under S15 and eacn OF wnn
unquafedy advise not to part Win any OF tnelf oo
holdings under $50.
1t Will the OF thousands or slock-
holders in corporations with which am con-
nected each of shall advise to buy some First
National a anything under so.
advise all intending buyers TO buy only for cash. and
only through Stock Exchange and responsible Curb houses
Under no circumstances will accept orders this
anv other stock give other advice than that
IA ned in nv public advertisements.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-25
Proposals.

IPEAsTRY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF EN-
J. craving and Printing. Washngton D G. Januars a
until o m Friday. February L. 1902 TO furnSn our
ing the fiscal GEAR beginning July l. IsSs te
aunDIes Oils. etc. ana DeXtr1ne me
must be received later than the time above
sStsfad but they will opened until 10 a. m on
Tesnacttvs dates as follows: oils, etc Fhusda NAY
aa-PISoo ana Dextrine Wednesday. May 20 1909. on
-rbic1 dates at the hour named they will be opened
ana recorded in presence of bidders IN the once
80 r,ICsrfor Of the Bureau Awards will be made only
~ stshIishd manufacturers Of or dealers in the ar
The right Is reserved to reject any or all olds or
naTts Of bids forms with specineatlons Ior
a1d further information Will be furnished m
tpsnTi9g bidders on application to JOSEPH E RALPH
of Bureau
New-York tribune., 1909-01-25
CHICAGO CLOSING STOCKS.

American Can -...... 3
do pref. .-.-..----- 20
Corn Products. .-----. let
Commonwealth Eds. 1OI =
Chicago Telephone. -l2t z
Chi Title & Trust Co.
Diamond Match. .1221z
New-York tribune., 1909-01-25
WEEKLY CATTLE MARKET.

Philadelphia Jan 24-Recepts for the week; Beef
cattle AS head sheep and lambs, 7sie head hogs,
head calves. 62s head BEEF CAlIdG P4 qgf.
good S6qss 25; medium s. 75GS6 common S. 250s5 90:
Bulls 81 50aS4 7 fat So 75as4 So thin cows s. 90
6S COWS dull unchanged. CALVES firm for
best exceptional s9aS9 80 good to choice So
medium s7Gss: common. S5QS6: westerns, SoaS9 90
rrassers S4ds5. SHEEP weak, LAMBS lower: sneer,
Vetbers extra So 25dS5 80 choice. 81 76qs sooo g "
asa ~ medium 5OGS4; 81 ,prS3 %: ewes
heavy fat 81 bods5 lambs extra 62lzG$7 10 good
- choice s7 37iaTs7 medium. So JoST: common s2g
q 20 HOGS arm western size and qusty hogs'
81 75asq city stock steady; steers enS-ec.
Tasc- veal calves I1kd12Izc extras, l4c country
dressed calves 9G9Ic: extras l3c westerns s
7c: sheep sed97c; extra WetheTs lVc lsilDS i-H"O'
1870: hogs. &c.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-25

,,,zr,s1rRy DEPARTMENT BUREAU OF EN-
/ craving and Printing. Washington, d. G; January
= i9O9-Seaed proposals will be reeelTe1 e6o At @ ths
until o. M Tuesday. February %. 1909 70 tur
isb during the fiscal year beginning July l. l9s the
nIies textiles ETC. Hardware and Grocers SunGrles.
e nroDosals must received not later than the ine
ahovs stated but they will not be opened until 10
m on respective dates as follows
eiiss Saturday Nav 90 1909: Textiles, ETC. MONDAY.
Ma "a 1908: Hardware, "Wednesday, May 20 IsVs.
Ma No erocars' sundrfes Thursday, May 20, 1903. on
which dates az the named they VII! De opened
acordaj in the pre- sence bidders in the ONCE OF
I I,ioc,or ~ the Bureau Awards will be made only
80 sstsblished manufacturers of, or dealers in the
The rig reserved to reject any or All
bis or parts of bids Blank forms with
f ron6sals and further information viii be furnished
intendnx bidders application TO JOSEPH T.
RALPH Director of Bureau
New-York tribune., 1909-01-25
RuREAu OF EN-
U1REAsURY DEPARTMENT.

rIyREAsrrRY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF EN-
Il craving and Printing; washingt1n D. c. January
wear beginntng July l. 1909 supplies of Chemicals
etc Lumber Plumbers Supplies. will be received
this until D Monday, April ). 1903. at
which time they Will be opened and recorded in the
OF office of the Director OF the
Bureau Awards will be made only to established
manufacturers or o dealers in the articles The
right is reserved reject any all bids parts Of
bids Blank forms with specifications for proposals
and further information will be furnished intending
bidders application JOSEPH E. RALPH. Director
sf Bureau
New-York tribune., 1909-01-25

T.,REASrrRY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF EN-
l. craving and Printing washington D. G Jani1Ty I1,
~ IoO9 Sealed proposals Will be received Al this
ONCE until p. Monday. March g. 1902 70 tuInlsh
during the fiscal beginning July l. 1909 the toi
In1sirS classes of supplies Dry Coors etc and
Rubber Goods The proposals must be received not
stated, but they Will not De
one ned until 10 a respective dates. as follows
T1rr Colors etc. Tuesday June ]. 1902 and Ruboer
Goods Monday May "a, 1909 on which daIes; at me
Sour named they will be opened and recorded IN tne
of bidders I'm Office of the Director OF the
RIreau Awards will be made only TO established
Insnnfacturers of the articles The right
is reserved reject ali bids or parts OF bids
with specifications for proposals ana Iuf-
ther information will furnished intending bidders on
application JOSEPH e RALPH Director or Bureau
New-York tribune., 1909-01-25

114xsO feet at the southeast Of White Plains
Road and 2S4th street builder
Frederick T. Krisch has sold for the Empire De
velopnent Company a plot at Randall avenue ana
TIFFANY street Hunts Point, Mrs. Lydia s. Moore
Jacob Fbinelander is the buyer of No 32 West SD
street.
Leopold SchIett is the buyer Of the leasehold NO
$50 Tenth avenue sold recently
New-York tribune., 1909-01-25

J1ROPOsALs-SALE OF U. s. s. INCA-SEALED
nronosaIs will be received the NAVY Department
until noon on 10th day of February 1902 at which
time ana place they will be opened. for the purchase OF
the II s s Inca, appraised value. $500 The vessel
will be the person or persons or crpo
tion or CORPORATIONS Offering the highest price there
sbrya the appraised value thereof Proposals must pe
addressed the Secretary
of the Navy Washington, D. c. endorsed Proposals IT
nurchase OF U. s s. Inca and each proposal
must accompanied by satisfactory certlled check ior
not less 10 cent OF the amount OF the oiIer
rrcation TO the Navy Department forms Of bids ana
bapds together with the terms and conditions OF sa
ss nrnted list giving general information concerning
the vessel will furnished The vessel can De
% 80 tiue after the hereof by applying TO the
Of the Navy Yard. Boston. Mass II must
6a removed from limits Of the navy yard within
.h rsssonable time as may fixed by the Department
~ 1enartuent right to withdraw the vessel
10 reject or all bids h - SA44E
iFFl Acting Secretary of the Navy
New-York tribune., 1909-01-25
School agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. AGENCf.
sunnes Professors Teachers. Tutors Governesses etc.
To COLLEGES, Schools and Families Apply 10
Mrs. n J. YOUNG FULTON. 2S Union s9uars
New-York tribune., 1909-01-25

Producing 100000 of Copper Month at Cost
of 10 Cents per PoundShoud Soon Produce at Rate OF
20O0oOoO Pounds Yearly, Cents per Pound.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-25

It the Balaklala Copper 100000 shares capital
1t owned great copper mines California.
stock active on the Exchange at $3.50 per
share.
started build great smelling plant
1t expected spend 81 25oooo this plant.
plant way. American smeiters be-
cause sulphur decision project
for big Pacific Coast smelter
Balaklala decided to double its plant capacity.
sufficient capital complete it
There reorganization and assessment of $3.50
per share which placed S15ooOO net cash In its
treasury.
At this stage year ago. l became connected with
the project having had no previous personal official Or
other relation with the Baaklaa people
Because of my knowledge of the great value of the
mineshey are adjacent Trinity and the United States
Mammoth had purchased twenty and odd thousand
shares at $40 to $3.50 net for long time investment
At the reorganization and at practically unanimous
request accepted the Presidency with
the understanding my would be purely super
vory paid my advised all old stockholders
to the Practically ali did pay the assessment
the stock advanced from the then price Of S'2 per
share assessment unpaid to which it had fallen in its
troubles present price of Ss5 share assessment
paid.
The great plant with added cOnveTers has been com
pleted and operations began two months ago
Sixty DAYS operations have demonstrated that the
mines plant amongst the most successful and as
the plant is the last one completed in America with all
modern improvements, this means it is the very best
The entire project operation with a working
force between and all costs and workings
I'D to plans and estimates.
That story nutshell but here it In another
FORM
The Boston News Bureau. which this is common
knowledge never anything good in anything l was
connected with and which has opposed my every cam
paign on Friday printed the following:
FIRST NATIONAL COPPER.
Producing 100000 of Copper per Month at Cost
per Pound-Should Soon Produce at Kate or
20oO0OoO Pounds Yearly, at Cents per Pound
Boston-The First National Copper Co is now treating
1900 tons of its and about 80 tons of Trinity ore
daily and making smelter better than l5plGOO
mounds copper month Its IS averaging ~ pounds
copper per besides ounce Of silver and =" cents
gold per ton
New-York tribune., 1909-01-25

Copper costs are about 10 cents per pound but
the smeer only IL days in October II days in Novem
Der and the full 81 days in December and starting
new plant there expenses of various kinds which VIII
not be apparent later
vice-President Barbour says Baakala copper costs
be safely placed nine cents and the producon at
2OOOO0OO pounds per annum full smelter equip
of three blast furnaces reverberatoy and four
McDougal roasters in commission and handling 12oo
of per day.
BaIakIaia mining costs 50 per and smelling
costs $3.50 per ton under normal conditions
On "copper" therefore, the First National Copper
Co. should able show earnings of about $50 per
allowing net profit of 81 per ton upon Trinity and
custom Every advance in the price Of
per for dividends the rate of 80
cents per share
An report will be issued to stockholders
complete with every possible detail of the business.
So much this project workingwise
Marketwise specuIativewise and investmentwse here
is the situation:
The 100000 shares of stock, when it was owned by
comparatively people, when the property consisted of
its undeveOped mines and plant, sold at $3.50 per
Ient-S15.
To-day 100000 shares, the developed, the
plant completed and in successful operation the treasury
$4,000 $3OOO and the stock owned by $500 stock
holders the best lists of stockholders of cor
poration America the stock is selling at SSal twas 81
before my advertisement appeared Saturday.
The stock was cheap when $3.50 (s15,
ment paid 1t is cheaper to-day at $50
On 15cent copper First should 50 to $3.50
per per Paying 81 to $3.50 per share dv
dends should sell $40 S50-Amalga mated paying
dividends of s. per annum sells $S0 First National
can always produce copper at less cost than Amaga
mated.
The permanent future price of copper because of the
present constantly increasing cost of production OF
the producing Mines must be at least 10
the First National Copper continuing as an
independent company stock should advance TO $50 In
the its being absorbed in the coming smeltes war;
it should be worth at least $40.
Therefore unQuaedly advise its purchase by present
stockholders investors and by spectators at price
under $40 per share.
NV only object campaign for securing additional
BUYERS and advancing the price is publicly TO add another
success 10 at least 1000 profit on an
investment recently by National Stock in the open
market n First National Copper.
company itself has no stock for sale-its entire
New-York tribune., 1909-01-25

Boston-The First National Copper Co is now treating
1000 tons its and about 80 tons of Trinity ore
daily and making at smeter better than I50oG0O
mounds copper month Its averaging ~ pounds
of copper per ton of silver and 20 cents in
gold ton
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-07
LODGE ORGANIZER
 A PEACE DISTURBER
w. H. Spriges. of the Knights of Can- aan, Arraigned in Court at the Instance of Private Secre.
 tary and Fined.

w. H. Spriggs, a lodge organizer in the employ of the Knights of Canaan, was fined $5 and costs in Magistrate l.. E. Cheeks court in this city yes terday. He was prosecuted by Alice Whitehead negress, and who says she was SpriggS' private secretary. Spriggs was defended by Attorney M l.. Reinberger. The evidence showed that the woman, who lives at Spriggs cottage at No. S22 Beech street, re- turned from Mississippi several nights ago, and arriving at night she did not go home, but stopped over night at Miller's hotel When she arrived home the next morning, Spriggs up braided her and an argument which lasted throughout the day, resulted. The woman finally had Spriggs ar rested on the peace disturbance charge. The negro agreed not 10 bother the woman again and Magis- trate Cheek let him off with a light fine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-07
DANGER IN DELAY.
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous For Pine Bluff People to
 Neglect.

The great danger of kidney trouoIes is that they get a firm hold before 'he sufferer recognizes them. Health Is gradually undermined, baekache' headacbe. nervousness, lameness, sore ness. lumbago, urinary troubles' drop- sv diabetes and Bright's disease fol- low in merciless succession. Don neglect your kidney. Cure the kid- news with the certain and safe fene- dy, Doan's Kidney Pills, which has cured neople right here in Pine Bluff.
 Mrs. C. E. Fisher, 1700 E. Sixth street. Pine Bluff, Ark, says: sus- fered from pains in my back caused by weak kidneys for some time. was much run down in health and was al go bothered by ire gular passages ol the kidney secretions. Deans Kid ney Pills, procured from the Mahh- Tankersley Drug Co.,, went at once to the root of my trouble and by festoS- ing my kidneys to normal cond'tloh' stopped the backache and drove away the other annoyances. This cure was effected over six years ago and l have never had return Of kidney trouble since recommend Doan Kidney Pills highly and advise their use to anyone suffering as l did,
 For sale by all dealers. Price 3o cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo' N. Y., sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the nane-Doan,s- sand take no other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-07

There is more catarrh in this sec- tion of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,, Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally ln doses from 10 drops to teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for cir culars and testimonials.
 Address: F. J. Cheney < Co.,, To- ledo, Ohio.
 Sold by druggists. 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for con- stipation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-07
NEGRO IS KILLED
 BY LIGHTNING
Joe Greenhouse Sought Shelter Under Tree Near Sheridan When storm tame tp and He Was lnstantl; killed hN Lightning Rolf.

Joe Greenhouse, negro. about oG ,ears old, was struc by lightning at point near Sheridan yesterday and instantly killed, The negro was em. ployed by the Sawyer and Aust n Lumber Company. at the logging camp of that company near Sheridan. When the rainstorm came up yesterday if- ternoon Greenhouse sought shelter un- Gerneath < big tree. He was standing there only few minutes when bolt shining killed him. The body will 5e interrei at Sheridan. Greenhouse recently arrived in this city from Mis- sissippi.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-07
LOST AN EYE.

Kimball & Sanders, Managers,
 Pine Bluff, Ark.
 GeEtlemen:-It gives me pleasure to acknowledge receipt of check for $1O0 in full settlement of claim under policy No. 1,515 for the loss of an eye
 At the time of the accident the doc tor thought that I had a slight injury to my eye and estimated my claim to be of ten days duration, and notified Kimball & Sanders to the effect and received my check, for said time then and there, later it developed that l had lost the entire sight of my eye and I had signed a full release on the first claim to the company.
 Kimball& Sanders having learned of my losing my eye, took this matter at once without my even thinking that there was anything that could be done and handed me check for $10O on the Bank of Pine Bluff
 Words cannot express the gratitude that I have for Kimball X Sanders, managers for the Great Eastern Gas. Co.,, of New York and I can highly recommend that company to any one not carrying policy.
 (Signed) Will Brown Employed by Sawyer X Austin