THE- OMAIlA SUNDAY BEE; SEPTEMBEIl
30. 190(5. ir
LIFE IN GREATER SEW I0RI
1
Oootj Mand'a Jamboree Attraott Half t
Million Feopl.
CCST OF LIVING ON THE JUMP
f iKEBJ IBJJBB?d - : n v M$tf8 tlUbi
Food nasi sUaeltes AdTaactn at aa
' AUrmlif Paee AetlTltlee of tha
v City's Army ( Right
Wvrkrrt.
Coney Inland wound up Iti Reason with
a week's jamboree culminating In a succes
sion of riots on Saturday night. Acts of
a rowdyism were common durlna- the week.
Wpsmj zmiMwftmfmwM WwWy i
eeiit tha climax earns Saturday night when
I i-Vooo people thronged the streets and re-
fSr. Most of them were In a Mite of
yfurmoll during the entire evening. Qanga
of rowdies Insulted men and women, restaa
rants and ealcons were wrecked, confetti,
mixed with pepper, was thrown Into tha
eyes of visitors, women's dresses cut and
several persons were Injured by the roughs.
Bo great was the disorder that tha parade
scheduled for the evening had to be called
off.
An attempt had been made to liken tha
Coney Island festival to the New Orleans
Mardl Oraa and many strangers had been
attracted to the seaside resort with the
expectation of wltnexslng scenee that
have made the celebration In the aouthern
city famous. As a matter of fact, the
Coney Island show Is gotten up by the
merchants and saloon keepers of the Island
to attract the crowds and dollars at the
end of the season. There la no real Mardl
Gras spirit In the affair here. If it Is
J given again It probably will be visited by
diminished crowds unleaa the nresenre of
the mllltla or an Increased police force In
aurea safety.
RU la Cast of LI via.
Food and ahelter In New York City are
rising by leaps and bounds Regarding
the cost of "high living" one of the leading
clubs gives some Interesting figures, show-Ing-the
cost of necessaries In August, IMS,
and the aama month this year. The prin
cipal Items are:
1905. 190.
Milk and cream tlM $if
Mutter and eggs 398 428
Fish' and clams 324 eos
Fresh meats 839 8X1
Baited meats 16 17J
Vegetables and fruits 645 702
Groceries W8 448
In poultry the prices are substantially the
same for both years. Also In flour, coffee,
condensed milk and crackers.
Game which Is salable In September la
sHoWn to be much dearer thla year, as for
emaple partridge, which aotd last year at
example partridges, which sold last year at
$1.80 to 14 a pair.
In milk the price has Increased from 4
cents a quart to 4H cents, this Increase be
Ing partly due to the fact that the milk Is
pasteurised before being brought to the city
In groceries most of the articles have gone
up In price, especially in Imported canned
vegetables, which, stno the new customs
regulations, are being purchased uncolored.
Almost every other article used In the res
taurant has Increased. For example, char-
coal uaed for broilers la now 80 cents a bag,
where a few years ago It cost 40 cents.
Hard coal la also dearer.
Itt, the line of fish and clams the follow
ing prices are (quoted: Boft shell crabs.
$1.8 a dosen. aa against 76 centa a docen;
toasters, 80 cents a pound, aa against ZS
cents a pound; Spanish mackerel, 40 cents,
as against S cents; klngflh, 45 centa, aa
against S5 cents; fresh mackerel, 46 cents
tach, aa against 80 cents; tub butter has
Advanced from 24 to 28 cents, print butter
from 'a '. ik '. ft , cents, utvjalted .. butter.. . f I
oen's. as agalnet SI cents, ana eggs, a
cents per dosen, aa against 28 cents. ..
Supplementing club living expenses, the
followng"table shows. the prices paid by a
family . for household expenses for oe
month In 1904, contrasted with the expenses
for the corresponding month In 1906:
V,
I
1904. 190
Milk (, (1.4
Bread 1 20 1.50
Bice .26 .3
Buttef .1 .42 - .6
Salt .07 -:W
Penner ...... .03 .0?
Flnur . .40
Meat ...l..... !.T8 ). IN Coal
Onlona 17 .23
1904. 1906
Potatoes Y...S .3t I .4
Fish .85 .B0
Hurley . IT .20
Ten .nj ' .os
Hfaroh .08 .04
Wseh soda.. ..02 .08
Onrtlee ..... .04 .06
.U .40
U
Tnlala IS 97 f7.47
The constant Increase In rents In the
metropolis haa become a matter of study
by Superintendent V. TC. Bauer of th
bureau of dependent children of the chari
ties department. Recently a poor woman
offered her brood of little ones to the city
to take care of, claiming that she could
not pay for their housing any longer. The
disintegration of families Is not, perhaps,
an Immediate sociological menace, . but
there is evidence of severe hardship being
experienced 'among tha humble, and In time
the city will have Its housing problem to
deal with.
In fixing rents, the landlords computs
so much per room. Based on this, a table
haa been prepared, showing the Increase
of the average room rent since 1900. - The
average per room was In;
1900 12 6011908 :. 16.(0
uua , s.u
New York Never Bleeps.
The night workers of Manhattan are a
mighty army that march to their posts
when the day workers have left off and
are at rest, a quiet army working so noise.
lessly that most of us never think of them,
never realise the tasks they accomplish
while others are on pleasure bent or rest
Ing after the labors of tha day.
There Is no computing the thousands of
worksrs busied through the night hours.
The only thing that tells the tale to the
average untnvestlgattve cltlxen Is the light
that shines from buildings all over the city
from the early hours of the evening until
the dawn of tha sun brings the day again.
The early workers on their way to their
places of business meet the night workers
returning, leaving off the task where they
are to take It up, so the wheels are kept
turning-- ,
In the restaurants In the heart of the
pleasure districts and a few scattered cat
lug placra through the lower parts of the
city, the doors are never shut and there
are waiters and cooks working through
tre night to serve the orders of the lata
revelers. In the telegraph, offices there are
men that sit at the Instruments to click
off and receive the messages of life and
death that flash buck und forth, regurdlt-ej
of tha hours. In the telephone exchange
Is the force that is ready to make trio eon?"
sections that come all through the niglit,
some tha gay messages of the frivolous
pleasure-seekers, but more often the calls
of emergency and need.i - Firing barlrahd
forth through the night as well as the day,
though In leaser numbers, are the uni
formed boys that deliver messages of Im
portance, the boye with the slips of yel
low paper that fall like bombs with trelr
words of sorrow and joy Into the m dst
of sleeping families. There are the many
watchmen, who go their - silent rounds
through the, night to guard treasures from
marauders, and the hosts of policemen sta
tioned all through the jrity to keep the evil
doer at bay and whose tap on the s de
walk, tha signal of ' Ali a well." er the
call to a partner for him. Is one (f the
ominous souMa that fall ou the silence of
the Bight. '
The clang and rattle of the cars, the
surfacs, the elevated and the subway, go s
on almost as relentlessly through the nlghl
as through the day for the convenience of
the late and the early traveler, with the
force of motornirii, conductors ard guard
te maa lusiu. lu the poatomoe thei la
THIS STOCK WILL ADVANCE 40 PER CENT ON OCTOBER. 20th
OUR ADVICE TO YOU IS TO INVEST NOWIT WILL MEAN A CLEAR PROFIT OF 40 PER CENT
vi orm TOTT A PBTsTZMXX
., nr a sTxeatBZTT.
lTie btggeat aiooey-aiavliig concerns to
the country are tbuse tost sell s bouaebold
cwssity something to use, aometbiog to
sat, sometalDg te wear and when that
article Is beld la practical inouopoly the
predts Uat come, eoce the article bas been
btroduied, art enormous.
The Oerteiite Manufacturing Co. nana
fsctures two kinds of soap ooe tor toilet
purp-wee (s household article known
'tisjsertts Cusp1) and ons for doctors, a
surgeons soap kaowo a "Qeyserlte Sur
gical soap" and It baa a monopoly of lbs
prluvlpal ingredient that enters Into their
oiaoufa.-tiiel Tbla Is a surprising stale
sicbi, but a trie one. Furthermore, this
Ingredient, of which tbe company bas a
monopoly, inskes It possible to manufac
ture th- only abaoluteiy 1U4) per tent pure
eoap on tbe market
a KOsToroxr.
The soap bas been eatabilaoed for 18 years.
This eouiuau Is Incorporated onder tbe
laws of the btsts of Colorado. It owns out
right s deposit of Uesente left bf sa ex
Uuct gejaer near Orleans, Neb. Bee cils
Tiua from Umoba Bee In tbl auoounceuieut.
Vo dlacotery of tbe drpoait prompted tbe
.gauisatiou of the Ueyaerlte Manufactur
ing Co. as geoioglats and cbeinlats who
war sent to tbe Held reported tbst tbe
fcuh.lauce was that of so sxlloct gefaer,
aud chemical aualysis sbuweu tbat the pe
culiar looking earth cootulued remarkable
aatbrsl cleaualng properties, tin our boo
lei, "Gold Id UejaeiTte," are tell bow the
dtacorery eras made aud giro the full de
tails concerning It.) ...
Tbe Ueraerife Manufacturing Co. owns
thla deposit outright. There Is ao known
deposit of It anjrwber else, beoce tbis
Kuuiusny bas a monopoly of tbis sosp male
.Tt substsure. Toe ralue of tbe Uejraerlte
live in the fact that It baa aatural cleana-
ii g properties, and It furthermore coutalna
jucb properties ss naturally remove tbe
nnnrftloa in the fata and oils that so to
tuake op a sosp. That la why Qs.vserlte
FuaD is tbe ouly pure aoap on the market
tbe only sosp absolutely free from caustic
alkali, (he Injurious Ingredient la all other
soaps.
anrrrivr u noB'vova.
Twentj-Oie per rent el every eake of
lyaerlie soap U msde op of this lava,
beoce we bare tot got tbe expense ef otber
toiiuufactu ers and we make a larger prodt.
Furthermore, tbis substance costs us prac
tl. ally nothing, as tbe ground Is paid tor,
the oeptslt Is enormous sod seemlogiy
never-eudtng. and we csu ship It Into Usu
rer at leas than half a cent a pound.
Whether It makes a xood soap is attested
10 by many endorsements that we bare
from bouaekeepers, from profeaiilonal men,
from hospitals, from leading hotels aud
ether places tbat use care la tbe lection
ef tbelr soars- (We sire some of the names
In "Gold In Gej-sertte."!
The psr value of our shares la $1.00 each.
We sre selllns tbem now at ouly M cvnia
each. Yet we re eetabllibed, are 13 years
oiu, (tea a raciory id run operaiioo at aist
- aiid Risks sts., Denver, four iota on which
the factory Is sltusted, tbs monopoly of
In nftafa mnnv lamn in, n ma.
gnj because of our monopoly of the chlrery Is expensive, etc.. etc., and all this
rent more money on esch ssle then sny i holders, would rsUr own less lo a large
Amvrlca'a ilennatt nf fleT-eerlte. -a complete
equipment of modern soap-making machin
ery, save niore-oraers uxo we san un,
owd a smaller property from which we get
sufficient rent to Py Insursnre end taxes
on the factory property, own all formulua
iraae-marss, paienis sna imm win.
Oeyserlte Bonp was exhibited st tbs CDI
esse Worlds fair and received trnt swatd
over sll other soaps It msrts millions oi
rrlends there that sre sn sei io iu um-.-nes
to-day. Wltboat sdvertlslng or othjr
stimulus tt Is sold In every state In the
Union, in nearly all of the Isrgent stores,
snd msny private users, who bevy grown to
prefer It to all otber soaps, pena to u
rect for It if their dealer does not keep t.
And tbst Is the very reason we are offer
ing some of the stock to ths nubile to get
the -capital to force-every desler In Ue
tn'ted Steres to sell It. Thsn we csn In
cresse onr factory snd have so outlet for
all we cso mske. Volume Is what connta la
business and It costs money to get volume.
iTTTnarT. mot snctn.ATxo.
This is not a epeculatlve enterprise. We
wn aouiethlog. We have put onr owo
m"ne, tato established prop
i,t. that only needa to be more widely
Sno'wo to be The 'argest of It. kind lo the
wor
to'.d
prtn
ner
th., aMn mano
facturer. This la
Interesting ts the
Investor.
Ws sik yoo
Invest sll you cao
lo this stock st
Its present prlrs of
25 cents a Shsre.
It Is certain to go
to psr sod beyoud
It. There Is profit
In sosp snd we
manufucture the
beat aoap. whlob,
when once need ia
alwsys need again.
The stock Is there
fore a safe Inveat
ment, one tbat will
Increase lo value,
wi vmoa Tlf
TEITIOATIOV.
The officers are
well-known men;
msny of tbe stock
holders sre known
throughout the.
country. In Den- -ver
signs half tha
stock - wss sub
scribed for before
I n e o r p o ration.
Read tie names
and see If you do
not know soms of
tbem. If not, write
to any Denver
publication, any
official sny mer
cantile agency, aud '
especially 0 T
Denver friend.
Have him look ns np and Investigate from
any and every standpoint. We don't ask
you to iske our word for It; we can ataad
Investigation and urge IL
It la aafe to say that anyone who bnys
Ave hnndred shares of this stock to-ilay
will bare a thousand dollar property a few
tears from now. All you need Is tbe Initial
Investment It cannot be stsessed.
WHT WS WAJTT MOBI MOsTST.
Too will ask yourself why ws want thla
money. It U su luiportaut question snd
deserves an snswer. "
We have the art'cle, the factory, and the
men. and what we want now la more capi
tal TO PUSH SALK3. To manufacture
sn article ia one thing, to market It an
other. Thus far we have put our money
Into tbe manufacture of our eoapv letting
the sales Increase on to merits of ths
article.
We sre at that point new where we mast
spread out, and ft ts for this reason that
we orrer rou the stock at 2o cents, ws
will take your money snd put It Into tbs
marketlug of ths article and Increasing our
equipment, because ss sales Increase facili
ties must be increased.
Notblna can sell unless It Is known. It
costs money to mske tr known. Advertls-
conii any thao much In a email one. snd i Ions for thla as yon. Ws have ear mosey
for that reason we part with soms of oar aud our time Invested, ; Voo wilt bavs my
toch. - v l your money. We cso awke nothing If-ron
Bnt aalde from all this there la sn sd- j don't. It behooves us, therefore, to see te
VSnlaff In hnvln. atnbtinlriar. ana.fsrA.1ll I K.I m.ba mnn..
far and wide over the country. A soan If others can make U we can make It,
r iibvi
like Gevaerlte Roan tk hnnnil In he
If once used. If you are a stockholder ioa
will nndonhted'.y use It providing yon be
lieve It to be at good or a belter soap
iniia yon nave ever oeiore used and yon
for we Jmivs a profit ef 28 per cent over
tneir largest possible pront.
and we lire
s better soap. But all this Is nothing If
the article Is not pteeented te the public.
No populsr soup of to day would bsve Its
(Tha Rocky Mountain News, July 11,
WHAT THEY SAY
OF ;'S AT HOME
DENVER PRODUCT TO BE
GIVEN TO WORLD.
will urxe rour friends snd noleMmra in ilemaml If that damanrf had not been cre-
use It. Your trerteamen will have to buy 'ated by adipftl'lng and ealeeipiinahlp. Ths booal Capitalists Make Arrangemeata fxe
aixienaing neia oi weu ji.no wa ait
It to supply you, snd that mesne butlueas
ior as ana pront ror yoo.
- The question mlcht slso be raised, whv.
If these Initial stockholders sre so wealthy
snd So confldeut of the success of the com-
day of tbe tows crier la passedcapital
now tails Its story to miinoos. , e
We want t-oo fo ssId as telKonr story
to the wiiole country. In return for tbat
tol
i tending
e WUJ
Knlarge Vresent Big jTlant,
1 lnljrnllnnl .n,n.l.n ...,(l.n
.3 ifKrS :.'rr.. V. P." H. lusjgur.iea mat pryuii.es
ttnalre, ir Ifit "R..".!. tSlVfUU'l SSLHJV: ??.!" tA.u.me of. l-euver aoap kuowu
4w" . .. . .T lur" r w ",r jli" .mcuuKuvai tu worm, a cootrmt nm dvu
" . "ul i o'Miiiun in wu viMij um Ju ifj umj w trmg. m vi i- 0 - lrkH Auitwrlrati sjiiu v that rain
many corporations to large holdings la a H3 y"" can get $5U0 wVTrth of stock. It l",aDi.t.. ttl axWidiuira ofa 1 at
w.?r J,t'r' holal'' of one oV two. will draw Interest on Its face value. If. 3"' " .i.t aa inat
That Is why so msny prominent osmes sp- we should declsre a dlyldend of 2J per cent STff oXhiti tiu. and T jrii-ii?l
rear on ao itisoy different hoards of dlree- ! during snv 12 months yoo ould et onr !'mfr'A L" M"i ' i.t'.lSS .,n th?
T And tbey would willingly taks mors Investment back and aftlll wa the stock. ffU " ork attlng up tbe ma
stock, but the majority stockholders prefer ; 3 per cent Is not s Isrge dividend la tbe lV- ... ,
re scalier ix. CTnn business. We sre Dotting It over-coo-
of
I . fiZZ&r- . J? .
Orujinsl "beyserlts" Soap rsctorv 0wss4 ay ths to,, Prsseal Capsclty 29.000 Cakes Dally
rosmyxiT a sats tnrwnmrr.
Each one most decide snch mstters for
Wmself. The question with yon should
b: ..Uo.ou Tu"d?r tBl f" Invest
meat! If yoo do go Into it yoo will be with
- i ld company.
Rich men do not
often make - mis
takes In tbelr In
vestments. Borne
of tbe wealthiest
men lo Colorado
a State knows for
Its wise Investors
-sre Interested la
the Gevserlte Men
nfrerturlng Co
This should go fa i
towsrds proving
tbst It Is a good
Investment lot
yoo.
It Is not a mine
that may or may
not contain tbe
metal yoo think 't
does. It Is not sn
oil well lu wblcb
you may strike
wster. It Is a
soap; and every
body uses soap.
Why should tbev
not he tsught . to
one Qeyserlte
SoapT It seems
reasonable that
with clever publi
city whlcb we
bsvs msde ar
rangements to ob
tain It can be
done. And every
cent Invested will
go towards In
creasing the value
or tnis property,
n business, we sre Dotting it over-co
servallvely, bat It shows tbe possibilities
you. Investment.
wa xati TABTOia&a unn.
But above all we want you to rwmember
that voil lr. mnn a Intn iinlthln that IS '
tangible. We have a property, o factory, wealthy stockholders. Krsnk A. Josliti. ths
tared by the Oeyssrite Manufacturing Com
pany, ai luiriy-nrsi sua uiase reels.
Xbe compauy bss been dflug business for
lb years, but' Impetus was xlveu to it re-
cettly by tbs rooigsulzatiou of ths board
of directors snd the Incoming of new and
equipment
wni
oateuta. formulas, etc.. all of n. !,',- h.- m-.h.n' i. n,,V
cb- reoreseot csnltsl Invested. There ,-i. ...... ,.,.... .. ,h ,.,,h
sre practltal soap jnen In the compsi- ss'in4 cendence tbst shrewd Denver capital-
der
tha
1 Sit h (- aa In Klsa ai ri 1 1 1 V ar me Ll aa ttiaa oaii-ra-
lJyri7linh-n?..?nZ; .,'P"nlr P"P"ous oni Is sttested by tha
t tbey kuow how to make money grow. ,.,,1 ,h. ..i,hiM.r.
Yon are getting In with, bonorsbls and :.. liri,m,n.ut ' .T,V.r ,..,.,.
auccrssiui men. i ney win neip yoo is d " w pVrka r iinrev iinlted
make money snd protect wbst you alrssdy Jra- J. Par . C. L Uorey United
bsve. Tbey will make money for you, be- f,'"' .8,.n.?J.or .i .,.,r,r,f"' r" J" ori . ,u
nuae every time they make It for them- ,V.' r c " 7,.i. v ,i PDi. ..
elves they must mke It for you. ,,m'",?L '-C-, ", r. U. Honttls snd
The stock of tbe Oeyserlte Msnnfactoring otbr business sud w-ofesalousl mem
v i. inv.fm.nt nni . n.mi.tinn. tt la A lsrgs nombsr of physlclsiis sre stoc.
specu
in opportunity for the comparatively small
nvestor msi aoes noi come op every uay.
iOKX FROMTKBHT tTOOTKOLPIBI
Or TBUS OOBtrABTT.
The Oeyserlte Usnufacturlng Co. la Justi
fiably proud of the prominence of Its stock
holders, owiux to tbe fsct tbut tbs by
product of Oeyserlte Soap is a surgical sons
which mauy poysiciuus claim la superior
to tbe eoap now Imported from Oeriuany.
Tbe company Is cspltallsed for $1,000,0)0,
and mors tbsn half of ths stock Is already
taken. A larire block will tt anld In acat-
holders. They represent some of the lead- I tered plsres throughout tbe country at a
ing business, proiessiunni auo poiiiicsi ucs ngure very mucn ue low psr, ana tns money
of Colorado. Tbey sll know Mr. Joslln, tbs thus derived will be usd to Increase ths
president or tns companv. n is woriunoi- .equipment, build other plants and Inaug'i-
in
t
that those successful men helped to1 r,te , ,dvertlalng compsjga. An Eaat. rt
p bslf the stock of tbs company ba
ng th
nfce n
fore hit effort was made to sell tbe aoap.
That show confidence.
We invite you to write these men, to
your friends lo Denver or lo any other
company tbat followed a aluillar plan aouie
years ago now pays a dividend of 18 pur
cent on an increased capitalisation er
several million dollars.
In addition to tbe claim 'that Qeyserlte
wa.T ,00 iJ?nA thiSSSSrt, fh. Bo,P 11 D on"r ,0D on the market that IS
gatlon of tbe P'Vh. .? JLTO.i .i! I ' fron caustics, their proflts will be en
offlcers, etc. Some of the stockholders are: orm aud o he ,ow prl(.. pt
Tred. W. rarkt Iileut. Crovsrnor of
Colorado.
Thos. 1". Daly, Prssldsnt Capital Ufa In
surance Co.
T. O. Bonflls, Publisher, Denver Xos-t.
Crawford XUU. PubUshe. Daavsr Ba-
pnbllcan.
Dewey O. Bsiley, TT, U. Blarshat sf Colo.
wennett Movers, meal Estate.
We are as snx- s. I. Bcholts Co Wholesale Drugs.
THESE ARE THE MEN YOU LOOK TO FOR YOUR EARNINGS
- " - i x
h ; '
1 r .
IS THERE PROFIT IN SOAP-MAKIN
There are over twenty million families In tbe
United Btatea. It la astlmsted that ao average
family oses a boot SS cents worth of sosp a month
t he. sales rwr Into the millions, and (ale- salt toi
ollet sosp. ' But America coataloi only a'smai '
art of tbe populauoa of tbe world, snd soap u
ised everywhere. Wa believe we can get a part
it these millions tbat. are apent tor. toilet aoap
and a part of tbe hundreds of thousands Uat are
pant for aurglcai soap. Wa manufacture 4iey
aerlte Burglcal ooap and doctors who have usso
it say tbat It la superior to tbs German aoap now
geueraliy osed. Xlils sosp la slmpiy a by-proauci
,t tbe lie j. i Its Toilet soap, so it Costs us prsc
tically aotblog. Uur profit la vsrf large oe Dots
sosps, and yet ws give tbe best soap of each
stk A. JUSi-lA,
Pieudtnt snd Treuunr,
I the Juslln UrUouda Osw
kiud tbat bss svsr been msde.
' Booie of America's largest fortunes have been
msde lu soap. The Fairbanks, Kirks, CudaDys.
Ariuours, swirts, osoonts, and others osrs oe
"! millionaires iroin mis liouaeliaiu ueceaait,
Up te now tbes have beo getting these million
WS wsni you io neip us get our snare of
V I'Ku Ml. I ovilvl ausu Iwr'.vaa Uluuv
nil make more profit tbaa sny rival. WHS taeae
advsatsges why should wa not be able to make
t,eriie Soap tbe "National aoapY" It is a con
tlooona seller U once osed. All thst we Osve
accuujpiisuea is due to tbe superlative vaiue of
the article, and tbe fact thst the business baa
t
y- - ' I
"a be' t " '1
lliona. V-VvVt4
gBANK WHITttllUD.
Vice-i'midinV --
tad Brokw. Oaaver,
Ceso.
erown vear he tear without advertising ar other) iaier. It la bound to htmni In crest aeuuud.
etlmulna. proves tbat It la ao exceptional articie.l When that demand Is obtained yoor shares will rise
If ench ao article is explained to tha publlo snj tbe and rise la vslus.
WHY DOLLAR. STOCK IS NOW 23 CENTS
Investors nnfsmlllsr with tbs Inside of large
businesses often feel doubtful of a atock tbst
sells below par, but there Is nothing unusnal In
that. " All fortunes are madefy getting -thr
beginning, when money la needed aad the officers
will give a boons for ready cash, sou could ouy
Proctor A Gamble stock at a very low price at
ene time: to-day yoo pay over three times Its
face value. Scarcely a great manufacturing
company cao be named whose stock lo the esriy
stages did not sell below psr. Ths late Uch.ee
Kaoklo, tbe cctor, could have bought a bait Inter
est lo the Westlngboose patents at ooe time for,
1000. To-day tbat mauy millions wouldn't boy It.
And yet tbat doesn't prove that tbe Westlnghouse
vutents weren't valuable when offered at a re
luctiuu. sir. Westiugbouse useued mousy te
.iioiuote the compauy.
It lb tbe same with soy concern yoo csn osms.
if ou are soxlous to get snytblug you must
make an inducement. Tbst is wby borrowers pay
lutereat, Ueysertle stock does nut lose Its value
..evauae It Is offered below pari tbat la tbe at
traction. Vou buy It as so Investment, aad te
get-you to buy It wa make aa luducement. We
need that uouey to Increase tbe value of tbe atock.
Vs ucu tbe right vslus has beeu reached tbe sale
of atock will atop, or the stock will be obtaluauie
anlv at Ita true Drice. i au. saving oeipeu us
ti rat It to thst hlsh Dlaca. will shsre la tbe goodl vest or. Us
fortune S per cent.
tr
r
A 'It-
Bum a,',','ri,,',,ft.'rtii-.ii AawftMi-w
which the soap cau be msnnfactured. ITie
baals of the article la a deposit of leva
from an extinct geyser, snd this lava csn
be shipped into Denver st less than half a
cent a pound. Twenty-five per cent of
every rske of Oeyserlte Is composed of this
substance. Chemists claim that the chemi
cal nature of the product la such thst It
naturally destroys the Impurities Id tha
fata snd oils that are necessary la the
manufacture of soap, and hence Oeyserlte
8osp, while containing all tbe required In-
fredlents for efficient clesnsing, Is sbso
utely pure. Much importance Is attached
to this point from the housekeeper's stand
point. Tbs soap Is now on sale In most of the
large stores of the country, aud through
extensive sdvertlslng It is hoped to mske
it of national and even universal use.
(Tha Denver Foat, July ii,' 1906.) "
SOAP FACTORY WILL
HAVE LARGEST PLANT.
Oeyserlte Company Takes In ITew Xntsx
sats and Bolide Up Tremendoaj
Business.
CMXr.ll C. WtJta.aV
scTstary.
Bids ssany years anrired m tee
soap asla. bnsnisssi
HON. HA RUB M. UKAHUOD,
Pranussat Meaner of Dearer
Bar.
Hank Interest Is no attraetloo for the smart la
knows bis money Is worth more taaa
You can make your money worth more
than thst by puttlpg It la Usysertte
"Send for This Free Book."
"GOLD IN GEYSERITE."
TWi is tbe tltlv f a booklet tbat tei's
all about the Oeyserlte ataaufactorlog Co.,
bow Ueysrrlte was discovered aad by
whom, aa analysis of tba raw geyserlte,
analyela of Gsyserlte Soap and of Oeyser
lte Burglcal Soap, telle about tba officers.
elves tbe namee of tba principal stock
oidera, gives a tabulated statement of Us
prodts on Usysertte Boap. etc.. etc
If yoo dou't want to send mouey now,
on the facta given lo tbis announcement,
then send for U!s booklet, clippings from
tbe press, ste. Then you can rssd It at
your leisure and tbluk the matter over.
"Gold lo Oeyserlte" Is a vary Interest
ing booklet for anyone wbo ever Intends
to Invest. It -Is Illustrated, contains statis
tics, and glvea Information not usually
glvea in 'prospectuses."
We will send It free te any Interested
' person upoo receipt of osme and address-
FREE SAMPLES
vrhethar yea intend te Invest m tae stock ot
tbe Oeysvrlte llaDulartnrtng Oe. or wot, ue eoui
Hke te have yen become better arsnalatsd with ts
sisrIU ef Geyseilte Soap, or. If you sn s doctot,
with Oefaente Burgteal Boap. made aocordiut is
tbe formula ef the late Dr. Parahlll.
We believe ttut tt yen will try OeyeerlU Boap
yen 111 want te become s stockholder in the com
pany, se st any rate yon will went to eon tin ue to
use the aoap. and la that way you will bensnt ths
present stockholders. We will send s aampia nf
tbe scan to anyone anywhos ansa isceiM of name
and ftddraM ahanluttlv f i t .
It won't be long before every store 1a America
will be Bandung (Jeyaerite Boap, so. even at It Is
Impossible to obtain it now ia til places you caa
send fcr tt direct, If yon like It well enough. As
soon aa we -et sufficient capital for marketing the
snap aa Iht scale It deserves the most out at th-
vsr waauiuui wui se awe io ootaia a vita
FOR. EVERYBODY
Ucility.
II tegaffflS 00 mm
WHERE GEYSERITE SOAP IS ON SALE.
Oeyserlte Sosp is already used by tbe leading hospitals and sanitariums tt the
n,nir in their toilet rooms. t the Ksdlns rtJIroads east aud sst. tr the ld.
Ins hotels, etc.. snd other public institutions. It la also on sale In the principal
atom o the country. It sells (of ft and 10 centa a packaae, the 6 cent sue aw
the value of the uauai 10 cent soap, and the 10 cents ot tbe !16 osots sosp. . It ta
v.. . u, -mih'i ortrt In r. m.kln e tha mils nura ud mid. . i.l ... .
proniable soap to Uis manufacturers.
Th Largest and Beat Stores in the United States Are
Already Selling Geyserlte.
New Tork City
H B Clanm Co., In their twenty
six department stores.
B. H. stacy Co.
Bimraon t rw(otd Co.
bki Coo pel a Co.. aad over 2.000
other deslcm.
Boston
Jordan Manh Co. . ,
Henry B'esels and over t, 000 dealers,
philadrlrhla
pUTbaf s. , .
Utt Bros, and ovsr 1,000 dealers,
St. Lctils
- The Famous.
Nureot's.
Bart's and over 800 other dealers.
Ctilcago
Marshall Field Cu.
The Fair.
The Bostoo More aad sew loo
deslen.
ta.1ESf,'"-ta fcVma.
Kaneaa Cltr
boo dealera. ...
Denver
l,m0 drslers.
All leadlns dealers m the Hoatb,
West and Nurthwest. All promlnet.l
wholesalera ' snd Jobbers throughout
the l o ted States and Canada.
The trade fn the middle wee Is so Drilled by 1. O. NOTTeA a TO. 40
River street. Chicago, and the east by JOHN a BCETSON. 4 24 E. 21st street
New Vork aty.
Do not take
ANYTHING
for granted
look into
the matter
fully.
We wish to ffrge every reader of this announcement to subscribe toi
us many shares as he can possibly pay for, cash or Installments. We
want men, women, even children, and thousands of them. In every part of
thr country yes, every part of the world. The more scattered our share
holders the more universally known will our soaps become, and this Is
the prime object in selling our stock to the public. Above all, do not
delay In sending your subscription. At 25 cents per share. It will advance
.,.PV eC? .n Octob,r 20th- M y end your remittance promptly you
will be able to secure your shares at this parto. if you desire more in
formation before investing, write us fully. We will answer your eve-y
luestlon and do all in our power to convince you of the aridity of this
-omnany and the safety of 'nveatment in Ita thares.
How You May Buy Stock
60 shsres tfi BO cash or 2 50 cash tl per mo. for 10 months
100 shares IflS.OO cash or 5.0Q cash 13 per mo. for 10 nltinths
200 shsres 100-00 cssh or 110.00 rash 14 per mo. for 10 months
4KXI shsres 1100.00 cash or 120.00 cash IS per mo. for 10 months
j BOO shsres I12S.OH cash or 128.00 cssh 110 per mo. foi 10 months
1000 shsres $250.00 cash or $50.00 cash 1 20 per mo. for 10 months
auOO shares $500 00 eaih or $100 cash $40 per mo. for 10 months
FILL OUT THISJ-QJ f3Q J AND MAIL IT
TXB OBTB:ti ltTOI. CO, Deave. Colo. , . ? B 30 '
Gentlemen: Kindly enter my subscription for shares of
stock In The Oeyserlte Manufacturing Co. at the rata of tto per ehaxe, par
value $1.00, non-aaseaaahla. ao personal liability.
I enclose $ ' V '
Tote i If time payments are desired enclose tOH of amount subscribed aa
first payment the balance to be paid at the rata of 10H par month.- Make
remittances payable to The Qeyearlte Mig. Co, a. , :v . . I
Name
Town.
SUte.
A plan hss been put In operstlon "that
will nlve Denver one of the largest soap
manufacturing establishments In the world.
The business, the Geyserlte Maniif acturlnc
Company, with a factory at Thirty-first and
Blake, has been eatstilUhi'il tor hfleeb
resre. but owinB to the death of the
founder at a critical stene of the enterprlss.
sud the luck oi eitens.ve capital to lurtuer
It. the business went ahead slowly, until
a few months ago, when Heuver capitalists,
beaded -by Frank A, Joslln, purchased tiie
interests.
The Infusion of new energy and capital
hss already advanced tbe business to one
of national linportnnce. snd the product
Is now sold throughout tbe United Btatea.
Tbe business Is believed to be st tbst
stsge where It needa a national campaign
of advertising to bring It to the front,
and with that end In view, for tbe preseur,
will be sold considerably below per.
Chemists snd geologists claim tbst th
bssic product of Geyserlte Bonp forms one
of the most remarkable deposits to he
i,n .nrwher. In the world. The nrod.
PCI!' . ,'.h sue. Cs! net Is s deposit of Isve from an eitlncl
geyser sltusted near Orleans, Neb. The
company owns tbe entire deposit. Its
vslus lies In Its soothing snd cleanlny
properties snd Its total freedom froie
csustlcs. Owing to tbe nearness of the
place of deposit It cau be snipped lute
I'enver ror less man one nair cent a
pound and as 30 per cent nf every cske
of Oeyserlte Boap Is from -this deposit the
profits ef manufacturing are extremely
large.
It needs now only the voice of sdver
tlslng to make Oeyserlte Soap universally
ufwd. ' i
Tbe company will nse the money received
from the sale of stock In advertising the
business aud In Increasing- tbe equlpineof
snd plsnt.
The soap Is now on aale In moat lara
stores of the eonntrv, and through . eg
tensive advertising It la hoped to make It
of national and even nnlversal nse.
Address AI! Communications and Make Remittances Payable to The Geyserite Mfg. Co.;, Denver, Colo.
the shift of men who sort the night maila,
ending thetn -out on their Journeye to dis
tant places ahd arranging the Incoming
na,H for' the flrat deliveries. .
" Power Delivery Waaons.
The power wag-en delivery system In New
Yorl!;. J-.tl.y na . passed . .tha vper) man.m
state" aud' these horseless wagona now bowl
easily along the streets of the metropolis,
guided with wonderful precision amid the
dense traffic, now passing a plodding horse
delivery" wagon, now overtaking a proces
sion of cubs, only (o be held up at some
busy cross street by tha signal of a police
man. At the sound of his whistle It again
resumes Us ten-mile an hour apeed. The
motorman, with his hand on the control
ling lever, makes every second count. Tbe
manager of the garage; says the Power
Wagon; can tell where any wagon la at
any given time, when It will be buck how
much current It will have when It gets
back and, Therefore, how much further it
will run before, recharging.
One New York Ann haa made It deliver,
lea quickly and economically by electric ve
hicles since tha spring of 1MO. notwith
standing the fact that the retail trade of
the house comes from all parts cf New
Tork, as well as the subu-ban t"il ory n
New Jersey and oo Long IsUad. They
have not used a horse' in connection with
any of their vehicles in more than aeven
years. This service has proved to be ex
ceptionally' efficient. A record of the work
of trie wagons Is kept which considers one
wagon as' a unit and not aa a part of the
whole aystem: "A" check la thus had upon
tha -motarntan. and delivery man as well as
upon the actual efficiency ot the machine.
Each vehicle haa a book,' numbered cor
responding to Its own number, , wherein is
entered every Item of the care", operation
and repair. These books are Icert by the
manager and from them, with their record
of odometer mileage, weight of loads and
number of packages delivered, can be de
termined the exact coat a ton mile, a ve
hicle mile or the hundred parcels, or any
other variation of computation that may be
desired over any period.
Aside from the practical superiority of the
motor system tha saving In wages alone, to
thla Arm, figuring $15 a week as the aver
age wage, .would amount to. more than
130.000 a year. .
Elewtrle Kieeailos for MaetjaHoee.
An electric lamp Inclosed In a pretty
little cage formed of fine metallic rhaina
almost touching each other, and held rigid
rv mentnlllc rlnfjs above and below, Is the
very latest thing ia lethal chambers. Ita
destined victim ia the mosquito. By - this
Invention recently explained to the savants
of the Paris academy by Mr. Chaulln the
insect Is pleasantly attracted to its dnom.
An unssen alternating electric current
passing through the' chains does its busi
ness as it endeavors to Investigate the at
tractive luminous- object Inside. London
News.
If you have anything to trade advertlae
It In the For Exchange column of The
Pee Want Ad page.
GETTING NEXJ TO TRUTH
Ileaoarl Taws Proposes Law
MakiaaT lies a Peaal
Offense.
It Is going to mm ii something to be a
Kirk wood liar If an ordinance now befi-re
the board of aldermen becomes a law. Also
cost something. Klikwood Is a Missouri
town. v
The ordinance is for the regulation and
control of lying within the corporate limits
of Klrkwood. It provides heavy penalties
for prevarication. It will coat $5. at the
least calculation, for anybody U toy with
the truth. No matter If It is a wobbly little
fib, predestined to esrly death from Inani
tion, the price will be $6.
Whoppers will command prices all the
way up to $100.'
Liars will also run . the risk of being
locked up from twenty-four hours to six
months, according to the slie'of their, lit a,
Tha ordinance was drawn up by. Attorney
Albert 9. Chandler. Mr. Chandler used to
be a newspaper reporter. -
The ordinance haa two sections, one worse
than the otber so far is the penalties are
concerned. It divides Klrkwood liars into
two classes, those who (ell lies that are not
true at the time that they are told, and
those who tell Ilea knowing thenf to be un
true. In whole or In part. Able lawyers aay
that thla makes a distinction between un
conscious liars and conscious 1inrs. Those
who lie naturally and apontaneously, with,
out reallxlhg It, may he fined from $5 to
floe and kept In Klrkwood jail from tweny
four hours to thirty days. For those who
lie deliberately and premedltatedly the low
est fine la to be 3, and the liar may be
kept in a dungeon thirty days.
The Introduction of the ordinance has
caused a panic. The leading liars of the
town ar wrought up about It. They meet
each otber on the street and with pale; sot
face tbey ask; "What does It nieaaT"
The ordinance also picks out originators
of lies. Klrkwood hus some very fine orig
inal thinkers. They have fancy factories,
where they make thoughts that nre beau
tiful, but, oh, so false. Tbey sny this is
too much. They cannot give up their to.
basco and go back to trite, bromide truths.
They are afraid they don't know how.
Some are packing up to leave town.
Several kafTee klatchea planned for the
late autumn. will b moved up and pullid
off before the next council meeting. Thla
la to avoid embarrassing complications with
the village marshal.
Careful, scrupulous, conscientious liars
are the only ones net dismayed by the
ordinance. These have always felt that the
profession- was overcrowded, and havo
yearned far greater excluslveness. They
see their dreams of an aristocracy of llnrr
about t,o come true. With the prices ao
high that plebeian liars will have to turn
their attention in something else or move
to Jail, tbey . expect to Cave a clevis that
will be really -select.
"The hot polloi have one -recourse-. .When
tba pressure becomes too- strong to bear
they can go outside the city limits and He
aa much as they want to, and the Klrk
wood constabulury will be powerless' Borne
of the a ore sanguine aiuung" them are even
lo'.lmi- forward to' tbe establishment of a
regular rendexvous for respectable liar la
reduced circumstances beyond tbe bordera
of the city, where the can meet at Inter
vals and swap a few lies.
The constitutionality of the law may be
attacked. There are said to be a. few scien
tific and artistic liars in the town. These
may claim that a law In restraint of sci
ence and In repression ot art Is against
publlo policy.
Even the tnlnlsters, are agitated. They
aay that if the law la passed and enforced
they will sometimes have to decline to
preach funeral sermons for . some of Jhe
best people of the town. It would never
do, tbey say, to have a policeman rush In
when the fictitious virtues of the departed
were being dwelt upon and lug tbe preacher
away to the lockup.
There Is no ordinary loophole In the ordi
nance. There will be no way to get ovor,
under or around It.. It la horse high, pig
tight and bull strong. It applies to any
person, persona or corporations wbo "shall
utter, publish, circulate, repeat or orig
inate, or who shall aid. assist, connive at
or have part in the utterance, publication,
repetition or origination of any report or
ststement, verbal or documentary, which
shall rut be true snd veracious at the time
of utterance,, iwid. i'un sV- Louaai'Poat
Llspatch, .