COPPER
SHARES
LARGEST DIVIDENDS. SAFEST INVESTMENT.
Boston & Texas Ci
Company.
Mm
CAP3TAL STOCK S : r 00,000.
250,000 Shares. Full Paid r.nt3 ft on-assessable.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS :
HON. EMERY M. LOW, President. G20RG5 W. RU3SELL, 1st Vice-President.
I.nul.clurcr Mayor . Ilrocktun, las. Paper riflBUllCttVr, Baston. Mass.
JAS. M. WHEATON, Secretary. EOW. 3. R03IN3, Treasurer.
F. M. SPAULDING, 2d Vice-president and General Manager.
5TILU1AN CLOUiH. Capitalist, Lowell, Hass. CHAS. 0. BRIQJiTMANi Contractor and Builder, New
P. M, SPAULDINO, Boston, Mas. Bediord, Hiss.
C. T. CROSBY, manufacturer, Lowell, .".iss. PRESTON R. MANSFIELD, Treasurer Abbott fVfg Co.,
h. P. BARNES, manufacturer, Lowell, Wnss. Dsdham, Hiss.
JOHN A. SULLIVAN, Counseilor-al Law, Boston. HON. Ql
E. A. sniTH, C pitalist, L
The Gmpany owns over twelve thousand
opened, tested, developed and NOW BEING OPE:
bearing clay and marl running from live to ten p
carrying from fifty to seventy per cent, coivv ; 1
favorable climate, cheap fuel, and ampts v v,
experts and engineers to bz one of th: ; :
land, quantity r nd qv.an: crore, -Tr "
demand and profit hi producing copp:r c 1 .-.
Company possesses unequalled advantages z: :1 :
This Company can produce copper ai
copper mining is the sa7-2j7 .
of all
Calumet and Hecla ore averaged 4 1-2 p :r cen
. D. ALDEN, Boston, Hass.
!, . 'ass.
:. ; of rich copper land in Texas,
.'lT5D. Millions of tons of copper
ce i y and large quantities of ore
V. Cheaply mined and treated,
' Czi by geologists, chemists,
' 'a the world. Amount of
an ! : .'eatmeht, the increasing
, Doston and Texas Copper
he best kin;! of an investment.
. - a3 any in the -?rzrd.
'. ) IviOST PROFITABLE
J. vi.OO.
paid $62,850,000 diviclends
Tamarack ore averages 3 per cent. 12 has p id $5,910,000 in dividends.
Atlantic ore averages 85-100 of 1 per cent. It has paid $700,000 in dividends.
Boston and Morttttt ore runs 7 per c:nt. it paid $10,775,000 in dividends.
Franklin ore avttH 1 37-oo p:r cent. It has u: I iJ,??D,000 In dividends.
The Quincy orePRes 1 n:r cut. It !:. ' ? ,070,000.
THE AVERAGBbF BOSTON &TEXAj 022 13 OVERDO PER CENT.,
and of copper mark and clayj from 5 to 10 per ce: Both the ore, marl and clay
are within a few feet of the surface of the ground, so that the experaee of mining and
hoisting is minimized. A party of N;vv Enlan I capitalists who have just returned
from an examination of the mines i conjunci.'on vlih one of the ablest mining
engineers in thecountry, report the property to beor.ecf the largest and best in America,
and to contain inexhaustible quantities of rich cotosr deposits.
It is estimated that the plant now being arranged for will produce $3,000 to
$5,000 per day, NET.
Prospectus, engi .leers' reports, assays and ft il information will be furnished on
application. Remit b check, P. 0. order, draft or reg! srtered letter to Treasurer.
Limited amount or stock only at $5 per shar -, full pnld and non -assessable, by
immediate application.
BOSTON & TEXAS COPPER COMPANY,
TRESVIONT BUILDING, BOSTON, MASS.
Tilt: BEST OR AM..
Forever Bfty years Mh-. Wissurw's Pooth.
DM H I fat rp hie been used by mother, fur ilu-ir
vhiMr.ii while teething. An' you disturbed at
nlghtand broken of your net by n ii k child
easTering and crying with on in of cutting teeth?
If m. Bend t ance and gel bottleol "Mrs. Win
slew's soothing syrup" for "lii l.l r.-n Teething,
ii- t1im i- incalculable. It will relieve tt-poof
IHUa sufferer immediately. Depend upon If,
mother., there i no mittaki' nlioiit it. It cure,
diarrhea, regulate the Stomach end Bowels,
vuro Wind Colic, .often, the Gums, reduce,
tagaiamatlon, inni glveetone and i nergy t" she
whole system. "Mr-. Window's Soothing Sy
rup" fi.i children teething Ii pleasant tc the
ui, m l i the preecription ol one of the old.
o and beat female pbyalclanaand inir-!' in the
United state and l fur eale by nil ilrunKi-t"
Ibtoughoul the world. Price, twenty-flee cent.
. iilt;- He mm' and u t "Shv. Wl.UW'l
Booraixn STKtrp." vt-iy.
Ilrink UimtUI
after you have concluded that you
OUgbt not to drink coffee. It in not
a medicine lut doctors order it be
cause it in healthful, iuviyorating
and appetising, It is made from pure
grains and Las that rich seal brown
color and tastes like the finest grade
of coffee and costs about i as much.
Children like it and thrive on it be
cause it is the genuine food drink
contai ning nothing but nourishment.
Ask your trrocer for Graiii-O, the
new food ilrink. 1;" and -5c.
A
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Gen
Is used for Plastering Houses.
It Is a new discvery
Untirantued fo last longer
than iiny other plaster. It
is preferred t Adamant.
Ktir liiirticulars call on or address
D. A. KERN MIDDLEBDB6H. PA.
sua
U To PATEIT Good Idm
"1 may be aecured by
our aid. Addreaa,
THE PATENT RECORD,
Bllttaiere. Md.
gatocrlptlona to The Palest Record fijwperansi
JA8 O. GROUSE.
ATTORN KT AT LAW.
HlODIilBURa, PA.
All bueinea entrusted to hie oare
will receive oronipt attention;
It Cerlnlnly I. n't.
It Isn't very consoling to know.
As hither ar.a thither wc flop,
That while It's overerowJed below
There Is always room at the top.
Cblcaso Dally News.
An F.xplnnntlon.
j(aeMlss Oldgirl says she Has seen
only 23 winters.
EthelI presume she is troubled with
. . - t , 1 .. IntfiF imA
auOW-uiiuuiicaa in w -
ti. Y. Journal.
rouerlr Treated.
"Vrai rliln't even pay the minister
who married us!" cried Mrs. Peck.
ifo fWorveil to be hunc unl ahoutel
Henry, savagely I'biladelphia North
American.
One netter.
CoyI'll carry that carpet bag for a
dime.
Uncle Josh Wall, I guess TU go you
one better and carry it myself lor
oothiu'. Cleveland I'laln ueaier.
Doe. oHee Agree With You T
If not, drink Grain-Q made from
Sure grains. A lady writes : The
ret time I make Grain O I did not
like it t after usintt it for one w eek
nothing would induce me to go back
to coffee." H nourishes and feedB
the evatero. The children can drink
it freely with great benefit. It is the
strengthening substance of pure
graina. Get a package today from
your grocer, foil ,ow tbe directions in
making it and you will have a dehei
oua and healthful table beverage for
old and young, loo. and 26c.
RIPANS TABULES
are intended for children, ladies and all
- who prefer a medicine disguised as con- '
I fectionery. They may now be had (put
1 I T! ., T) .r- rnlrinfir.t-IVn 111 fl KrtY
UU 111 1 HI AJUACS, atvv-iu-i."" """i
r- 1 r
price, twenty-live cents or hvc boxes tor
one dollar. Any druggist will get them
:f..,. I r-; t -f fl-iovr tmr nlwnvs; hr jfifSk
11 VULl liioiat, tinva " "J " "
obtained by remitting the price to
The Ripans Chemical
company --v0pr
SPRUCE iigjll
PRESIDFNT M KINI.EY.
"I am glad to participate with the
famlMos, friends and fellow citizens of
the Tenth Pennsylvania volunteers In
thiB glad reunion. You have earned
the plaudits not alone of the people of
Pennsylvania, but of the whole nation.
You made secure aud permanent the
victory of Dewey. You added new
glory to the American arms. Every
one of the noble men. of the regulars
or volunteers, soldiers or seamen, who
thus signally served their country In
its extremity (remained In the service
after the expiration of their period of
their enlistment) deserves the special
recognition Of congress, and It will he
tn me an unfeigned pleasure to recom
mend for each man a special medal of
honor. The government to which you
gave your love and loyalty welcomes
you to your homes. With no blot or
stain upon your record, the story of
your unselfish service to country and
to civilization will be to the men who
take your places at the front and on
the liilng line, and to future genera
tions, an example of patriotism and an
inspiration to duty." President Mc
Kinley to Lieut. Col. Harnett and his
comrades of the Tenth Pennsylvania
volunteers, at Pittsburg.
BARNETT'S TOUR
A BIfi SUCCESS.
Republican Candidate For State
Treasurer Enthusiastically
Received.
I ST Hi.
Will Administer the Office For the Ben
efit of the Whole People.
TO GUARD PUBLIC MONIES.
PATENTS
V rvifumlt nr mmmtinl
OBTAINED
TX&MS 1AST.
Consult or communicate with the Mltorl
of this paper, who wul give all
tsar-
K. fi Pottiegei,
Veterinary sUroeoN.
aiLINBOROVI, M.
Allproaaastoaal tslnrss sntrnstad to my ear
will receive prompt and careful attention.
Will Insist Upon Immediate Payment of
Interest Upon Pnblic Funds and Will
Cash Warrants Promptly.
(Special Correspondence.)
Philadelphia, Oct. 17 The tour of
Colonel Barnett, the Republican nomi
nee for state treasurer, has been a
series of popular demonstrations of en
thusiasm, and as he proceeds In his
canvass the meetings get larger and
the ovations more enthusiastic. Many
of the scenes witnessed in Roosevelt's
whirlwind campaign for governor in
the Empire state are being repeated
here. The people, regardless of party,
are turning out to receive the young
soldier fresh from the Philippines, and
all indications are that many of them
will disregard politics when they vote
next month and Democrats and Repub
licans alike will honor him with their
ballots. Colonel Harnett is not a spec
tacular orator. He does not play to
the galleries, but In a straightforward,
matter of fact way ho discusses the
Issues and tells the people Just what
he will do in the event of his election.
He spoke plainly as to the office of
state treasurer In a recent speech.
HARNKTT'S PLATFORM.
In this address, among other things,
he said: .
"The platform adopted by the
Pennsylvania Republican state
convention Is the best that haa
besn promulgated in any common
wealth of this republic. If I shall
be 'elected to the office of Btate
treasurer I shall ask no better rule
for my guidance than the enuncia
tions of that platform. Under those
principles I shall hold the position
for the whole people, irrespective
of party. It shall be my duty, and
It will be so fulfilled, as an ac
counting officer of the state, to aid
in the prompt collection of taxes
and claims, the prompt settlement
of all accounts against delinquents,
whether Individuals, companies or
corporations, without fear or favor,
for the purpose of maintaining the
credit of the state Dy promptly pay
ing, under due warrants of law, all
claims and appropriations. And
especially for facilitating and
carrying on the work of our grand
free school system in every district,
no matter how small or how remote.
"The Republican party has placed
upon our statute books a law which
campels bankers to pay Interest on
dally balances of deposit of state
money. That interest shall be
promptly collected and applied, un
der provisions of law. to the obli
gations of tbe commonwealth.
"It la not the reform of abuses
that the Democratic party desires.
It la after bigger game. It hopes
to create dissensions In the Repub
lican ranks that will serve to dis
rupt and disorganise the party ana
give them a chance to carry the
presidential election next year. Let
Republicanism he shaken In its
Tory citadel and tbe party In every
state In the Union will be seriously
at acted. remocratlc victory means
that the flag shall be hauled down
from over the Philippines and tbe
national nslgn suffer its first dU-
BKCRKTAKY OF STATK HAT.
"It is the duty of every Republican,
no matter In what state he may live,
to go to the polls next month and sup
port the nominees of his party, and by
so doing assist in bringing about a
sweeping Republican triumph through
out the country. Nothing could be
more gratifying to the Republican na
tional administration and nothing
could give more encouragement to the
president in carrying out the poll
ties he haB outlined. Knemies of the
country and the political opponents of
our party would rejoice over a fall
ing off of the Republican vote this fall.
No more patriotic duty can lie perform
ed by Republican citizens than going
to the polls and casting a straight Re
publican ballot and by getting their
neighbors to do likewise. Next year's
presidential contest Is already under
way. Republicans should be on the
alert." Secretary of State Hay, in re
cent interview.
BOLDIBR8 ARE DELIGHTBD.
The soldiers who are with Colonel
Barnett on his tour are all delighted
with the ovations that the party are
receiving at every stopping point. Ma
jor Klllian. of the First Nebraska, who
was with Barnett in the Philippines,
and who came east to help him in his
canvass, makes a rattling campaign
orator. He says the people of Penn
sylvania are most patriotic and that
from what he has seen and heard on
thia trip he is confident that Colonel
Barnett will be elected by an immense
majority.
The Barnett party are due at Read
ing tonight, Lancaster tomo ow night,
West Chester on Friday nnd Media
in the afternoon and Chester In the
evening on Saturday next.
For the following week this is the
schedule: Monday, 23d, reception In
Philadelphia; Tuesday, 24th, Indiana;
Wednesday, 25th, Kittanning, Arm
strong county; Thursday, 26th, New
Castle, Lawrence county; Friday, 27th.
Franklin, Venango county, and Sat
urday, 28th, Erie. They will open the
last week of the canvass at Warren,
Warren county, on Monday, Oct. 30;
on Tuesday, Slat, they are due at
Bradford, McKean county; Wednesday,
Nov. 1, at Willlamsport. They are to
be given a reception by the Penrose
club, of Philadelphia, on Friday, Nov.
3, and by the Young Republicans of
Philadelphia on Saturday, Nov. 4. This
schedule is subject to a few changes.
The Dauphin county Republicans Insist
upon Colonel Barnett visiting Harris
burg on the last Saturday of the can
vass.
General Gohln has another party of
spellbinders, who arc at work daily.
They are booked for Brookville this
evening, Kittanning tomorrow after
noon and Butler in the evening, and
Franklin on Thursday and Greenville,
Mercer county, on Friday. They go
to Meadvllle next Saturday. This
party is accompanied by the Tenth
Regiment Glee club, which is making
a big lilt wherever meetings are held.
A6D1NAIMSPRAYER.
Insurgents' Solicitude For Their
Party Disgusts Loyal Penn
sylvania Democrats.
CREASY'S UNPOPULARITY.
Official Election Returns Which Show That
He Does Not Stand Well With
His Neighbors.
(Special Correspondence.)
HArrlsbure. Oct. 17. Make a note of
the date Election day, Tuesday, No
vember, 7.
All good Renubllrans will bear this
In mind. This is going to be a great
vanr in national nolltlcs. The result
of the elections In the several states
next month will be watched not only
by the people of the United States, but
hv tho nations of the world. The Issue
of the foreign policy of the McKlnley
administration Is inseparatiiy connected
with thecanvass in every state in which
thorn 1. tn ha an election, and the re
turns will be watched and reviewed
with particular reference to their bear
ing upon the national administration.
Mnthlnv that has occured in Dolitics
since the last presidential election baa
created as much tain as tne proclama
tion of Agulnaldo to bla followers. In
which be said:
"In America there Is a great par
ty that Insists upon the govern
ment recognising Filipino Inde
pendence. We must show gratitude
and maintain our position more
resolutely than ever. We should
pray to God that tbe great Demo
cratic party may win tbe next pres
idential election."
This declaration from tbe ringleader
of the insurgents has attracted wide
spread attention, and Democrats who
are loyal to their government are dis
gusted with the position in which their
leaders have placed them and their
party. They wlU refuse to vote tbe
Democratic ticket thia fall.
There la every reason why every
Republican should go to the polls os