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WONDKHPUL WIKKLKHS TKI.K
(iltAPII. Financial InvefltlKHllon. Undertaken
lu IiKcrrHt of inquiring Hubserib
cn, Itoveuls MiirvcloUH Progress
A Purrliaiw of United WirWcwri
Telegraph Htork Undoubtedly Of
fer UwnUv Future Profit Than
Any Other Invent ment Now Before
Ttio Public
The Mercantile und Financial
Tlmofl, of New York, tmyH:
During the past thirty dayi this
publication hat) received quite a num
ber of Inquiries from Its readers,
asking our opinion regardus an In
vestment In "United Wireless." Not
but 11 k Huinclontly conversant with the
subject to Intelligently ad vine our
correspondents, and following our In
variable rule of Instituting a thor
ough Investigation before condemn
ing or recommending an enterprise,
th Editor of the Mercantile and Fin
ancial Times called at the genernl of
fices of the United Wireless Tele
graph Company, nt 42 Hroadway,
New York City.
The president of tho United Com
pany, Colonel C. C. Wilson, met our
Inquiry fairly,- and, by tho exercise
of his authority, made It possible for
Mr. Adams, our managing editor, to
make a most thorough investigation
and to obtain accurate Information.
Tho bookB of the company were open
to our oxpert accountant, tho com
pany's contracts, its factories, its ata
tluns with their file of puld commer
cial messages everything, except
the experimental department, whore
new Improvements are conceived and
worked out all was revoaled to sup
ply facts from our judgment. It wap
an unusual procedure, compared to
the reception we somutlmes exper
ience In our. Investigations, but we
learned that the same privileges are
extended to a committee of any body
of Its shareholders, a fact which au
gurs well for the futuro succumb of
the company.
Tills Is one of tho most Interesting
stories this paper has published In 8
doc rule. We regret that lack of
space prevents us frnin giving any
thing more than tho bare facts of the
present condition of tho company and
to touch only lightly on Its enormous
possibilities for its future.
On June 14, 11)08, the New York
Tribune, considered to he the most
conservative financial authority
among all of New York's dally pap
ers, published an article on the "Mar
velous Developments In the Realm of
New Inventions," In speaking of
the WlreleBH Telegraph and Its stock
possibilities, tho writer had this to
say:
"When It is recalled that ono hun
dred dollars invested in the Hell
Telephone at Its Inclpleucy has paid
$201,000 In dividends, the marvelous
possibilities of the wireless loom up
like the sun ou a clear June morning.
With wireless bounding luto univer
sal use, over land and sea, with com
paratively little cost of maintenance
and possibilities beyond tho most ex
travagant dreams of man, United
Wireless presents tho greatest op
portunity for safe, sensible and log
ical Investment, with better founded
reasons for yielding Urge return
than any other stock now before the
public."
In our Investigations of the United
Company. Hs present and its future
loBslhllltles. we havo no hesitation
In stating that tho opinion expressed
by the Tribune's writer is more than
justified by facts, as Is shown by
the following con denned statement;
United Wln'lcMfi Telegraph Company.
Tho United Wireless Telegraph
Company was Incorporated February
14, 107, under the Iiiwh of Maine,
with a cnpltat of $20,11110,000 1 0.
000.000 of which is seven per cent
Preferred Participating stock and
$10,000,000 of which Is Common
stock. Its officers nd directors are
all shareholders who have invested
their money In the Wireless Tele
graph. There Is no promotion stock.
The assets of other companies were
purchased and combined luto one sys
tem and the company began com
mercial operation during October.
1907.. Within the first year of actual
commercial operation the United
Company has succeeded In establish
ing Its buslneMg on a net profit basis;
has purchased and controls over one
hundred valuable patents; has over
one hundred boats equipped with the
system; has thirty-seven bind sta
tions established and In operation
has three well equipped factories; ttf
endorsed by many governments
throughout the world through pur
chase and ussge of Its Apparatus;
Is established on :u steamship lines;
has a corps of wireless experts who
are recognized to be the best In the
world; and. maintains an established
position which could only be equal
led by years of careful upbuilding
and au expenditure of not lens Um&
one and one-half million dollnrs; un
der the most advantageous condition
Th United Company Is the "grist
fn mill" of years of mental
and physical labor backed by the ex
pertlture of flllions of dollars in
actual r. Q
Its Ctomnuuiiig PottlTion to Ik Main
talnetl.
The United Company now owns or
controls the moat efficient und lat
est Improved appurutus of uuy wire
less system lu the world. Improve
ments will continue to be made, and
it is toaacnnble to expect that the
company's own experts will be the
foremost iu making such Improve
ments; all of which belong to the
company's assets. The United Com
pany offers a ready market for any
Improvement which might be made
by others, und It Is the purpose of
Us o Ulcers to purchase such Improve
ments us it needs, whenever they are
made, und funds are already provided
for this purpose. History records
that the company which become en
trenched and successful when de
veloping a new discovery has been
able to mnlutaln Its position and
make largo profits for Its sharehold
ers. It seems logical that the United
Company should progress rapidly, ex
tend solidly and be able to maintain
Its control of wireless development
to have aeomplished so well under
the most difficult conditions of the
past twelve months augurs well for
the future.
AMsetH.
The assets of the United Company
consists of patents, good-will, con
tracts, stations, boat equipments,
factories, securities of other corpora
tions, cash, hills receivable, and treas
ury stock, nil of which totul over
$20,000,000, and Is estimated now
to he worth (bused on future earn
ing capacity) over thirty million dol
lars. Tho stock which shall be sold
from Its treasury holdings, to extend
tho company's operations is expected
not to exceed 100,000 shares, or five
per cent of Its entire cupltal; this
amount Is believed to be sufllclent to
supply all the additional capital ever
needed by the company. This treas
ury stock Is offered for sale for the
reason that It seems best to dispose
of such small portion of its stock and
he able to extend moro rapidly lhan
might bo possible from the use of the
iperatlon profits alone, and also to
nimble tho company to more quickly
pay dividends on its stock.
Dividends.
Dividends will be paid as soon as
tho shareholders of the company vote
rhat It is to tho interest of the share
holders for tho directors to declare a
llvldend on Its outstanding stock. At
he annual meeting In January, liMMl,
tho inntter will be brought before
'he shareholders and decision made
vhether a dividend may be paid out
f the earnings from the com putty's
Mislness during 190K.
Future 1'rotltn.
Future profits will depend entirely
n the development of (he company's
tuslncss. Tho wireless field offers
greater opportunities for large pro
its than any discovery made by mnn
ip to the present time. With the
able supplanted by wireless tele
graph and such business extended to
nclude the thousands of Islands not
low connected by cable; with the
ens of thousands of ships on the seas
Hj nipped and kept In constant com
nunleution with the wireless tele
:raph; with the telegraph business
in laud done with the wireless en
Irely and the enormous expense of
Maintaining poles and wires done
way with; with the telephone sup
planted by the Unlted's Wireless
Telephone; with the railway trains
un by wireless signal safety devices
md "aerograms" sent direct to Tust
iinvlng trains; with the police call,
ire alarm, burglar alarm, light-house
tonger slgnnl service, etc., etc., nnd
nnumerable other services to be, lu
hue, done by wireless, who can say
hat the profits of the one success
"n 1 company may be.
Small OipltiillJttlon.
With Its present assets and sub
tantlal net Income, coupled with the
msslhlo enormous earnings lu (be
'ill it re, the capitalization of (he
United Wireless Telegraph Company
scents Infinitesimal. The wire tele
lhone com panics In American have
ogether n combined capitalization
ne hundred times ns great, yet wlth
n a few years the wireless telephone
will supplant the wire 'phone. The
Western Union Telegraph Company.
!n its financial stalement for the year
ending June .10, lltits, had an out-
1)0 Yon Open Your Motilli
I.Ike a young bird and gulp down what
vtrfuodor nrnlleln may le uttered ymit
Or, do you wtint lu know Hoiuethini! of thr
ompo.Hti.lun and character of ihui which
jruu lako Into your sluuiach whether a
food or aimltflntt?
Mt Intel lltfent and sen-OMs pi-npta
tow-H davtt liwl-t on knowing what ihev
m ploy whether ns food or us iiirllrlne
Dr. I'lercs believes they have a jterfci!
rlnht U litxf.it upon Mitch know It-dice, So lit
publUhruaadasi and on eiu-h botlltt
wrapner, whi(37?Tndirine are made of
ind vHitlr !rffur-ai This h" feet
V riin wjjAif.iril to.il1 teUUliU-liiux.Uli'
JtVingP'0i'MUH PI wnti'Ti tin met Hp1
tre tn.iile
mtttt.i ' a nov rs t ."rrn:
oTore w nVTh
i perh i r niiiuive virfnTl
r or llic cure of woman's peculiar wc ab-
asssAs, Irregularities and derangements
tvhiK rls to frequent hriittiirhtv-, bark
ifliv, dmcBliig 1 n pain or distress It
uwer abdominal or pelvic ronton, atvmn
pinted, nftthn". with a debilltntinR
;hIvI rat.irrliAl drnln and kindred mp
'em of weak lies. 1 ir. 1 if rye" a Kavorit
'rovriptlon 1 a most pflVtent tvir i
t Is rnptnlly effective lu curing palnfii!
rrlod. In Riving wtrentrlh to mirt i
anther anil l. preparing the ktmumii iv
vh fipfcttnt mother for hahv's romttiK
htet rendering chiltlMrth nfp and eoip
para lively patntiwa, Thn " r avorlt IT
vrlpllon innst potent, atrcngilirnlnt
lonlr to th general vMeni and to tin
irgint tlntiinetly f. tnlnlne In pnrtlt-nlar
It I aluo a mtliiritf and ln Igora tiny
nervlnt and cureg nrrvmin pihatiMion
nervous pr.mration, uralgla, hU rl
patna, chorf tir St. V line's dance, ativ,
other dlstn-tng nervom Tnplotn!i itl
tentlant upon functioiial and orKtmlc dli
ae of the di"tlnctly feminiiip org an a.
A hunt of medic itl authurttle? all ttit
tevrral ehiMiU tif iir.t.-Ci-e, rim-mrm-ite
ach of the wveral fiigntlleiito of wlnrl.
Favorna Ireer'pttn - tt made for th.
e tire of the dt!Ue for whl.'h It lela.tett,
to Nt a cure mi nav read mhM the
ay ftif i.hfvI' tT Minltig t4ttal :tn
retptwt for a trt NMel of eittncL
from the leadlr aiithorttles, to Dr. K V
Pierce, Invalid--' Motel and Stirglea! In
itliute. HuTalc N. Y , and ll will cvu V
f vu by riuro mv
0
ALCOJIOL 3 PEK CKN11.
AVcgclablcfteparailonlirAj
s f m lla tfiig (tie Food aniaegiia
liiigUicSioraacisondBwtdsof
Promotes DigestionCktrfiiH
ness and iitsiionialns msc
Opiimi.Morphine norMiaeraLl
NOTWAnCOTIC.
AtifftrMDcSsnjijmm
jtlxjtana
Ancrfert Remedy forConsllM-
tion , Sour Sloniach.Dlarrhuea
Worms X.onvulsios.reverisli
ness and LOSS or SLEEP.
FacSiiiik SigiunuT of
NEW YORK.
Htundlng stock Ihhuo of $99,817,100,
bondH iiinnuntlug to $:18, 645,000, and
other llnblllllos ninnuntlng to $21,
ilitS, C:m, making a total of liabilities
t'iunl to more than eight times the
entire authorized capital of the
United Company. The cable com
panies niimmlly pay dividends on
millions of stocks nnd bondH, and
were It not necessary for them to set
aKlde such largo amounts in sinking
fuudH, to replace the cables as they
wear out, they could pay dividends
mi ho vein 1 hundred millions addition
al Kecurllles. Recently two wireless
stations, one nt Honolulu and one nt
San FrnnciHco, which together cost
less than $10,000 were in continuous
direct communication for three and
one-half houi'H. Tho cable covering
the HiLiite distance cost about $20,
000,000 and as sale value Ih generally
hiiKed on earning capacity It would
eem that only two United stations,
-oHtlug a few thousand dollars, may
in some cases, fully justify Its entire
'wenty millions of capital. Follow
ing the same Hue of thought and em-
rncing wireless operation hi place
if the present cables nnd further ex
tension of such service; wireless on
he tens of thousnnds of boats on
ho seas; wireless to replace the wire
telegraph on land; wireless to re
place the wire telephone over land
and extended to the small boats, mov
ing trains, islands, etc.; wireless ralt
'vay. signal systems, wireless lire nnd
.Killce alarm systems, and numerous
other uses for wireless. Its possible
profits are greater Hum any discovery
vet made by man.
SeeniH Sensible to liny 'rulled"
Stock Now.
The olllcers and directors of the
United Company are men of ability
and excellent standing nnd have
proven their Justness so that n small
Investor can always be assured of
honest treatment and an et tillable
division of the pro tit a of the com
pany. United Wireless stock is now low
priced and advancing rapidly In value
iinil should soon bring high prices.
day's delay must menu that you
must pay a higher price for the stock.
Others are investing rapidly accord
ing to their means. All classes of
fit vest ors are obtaining an Interest
while It Is within their reach bank
irs. manufacturers, professional men
ami women, met hanlcs nnd wage
earners of nil degrees. None should
miss the opportunity while the stock
au be bought at such a low figure.
Watched Fifteen Yearn,
''For 1.1 years I have watched the
working of Uuekleu's Arnica Salve;
and it has never failed to cure any
sore. boil, ulcer or burn to which it
was applied. It has saved us many a
doctor til 1 1," says A. F. Hardy, of
Fast Wilton. Maine. 25c at A. C
ManMers & Co's. drug store.
BODGE
Che KclUblc Cifio
lias rvcvivpil his
FALL TTivK
aUo a line of Fall Goods. Drop
in and look over the r ail styles
ami gel itstedon the proer
styles fur Fall and Win tor.
A Perfectly Fitted
Excellently Mu4m
Faullleuly Slylnh
Fall Suit, for
A Small Prfc()
o
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
ill nmr
mm
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
in
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIf
How Is Your Digestion,
Mrs. Mary Dowling, of No. 288 8th
Ave., San Francisco, recommends a
remedy for stomach trouble. She
says: "Gratitude for the wonderful
effect of Electric Hitters In a case of
acute indigestion, prompts this tes
timonial. I am fully convinced that
for stomach and liver troubles Elec
tric Hitters is the best remedy on
tho market today." This great tonic
and alternative medicine Invigorates
the system, purifies the blood and Is
especially helpful in all forms of fe
male weakness. BOc at A. C. Mar-
stern & Co's. drug store.
M
You are Judged by the
Company You Keep
also by your jwrsoual apiearance, and in that, nothing figures a
more imjwrtant part than the Jewelry you wear and the Watch you
carry. We will he glad to assist you in making selections in these lines.
We have made this a secialtyt ami also a most complete stock for
selection.'
A. S. Huey,
Stop-don't do the
work aMachine can do
v i 'iriHsr c&iiinfix if!
No Trouble to Show You
PLOWS
J. I. Cm, ?xin & Ornkrff, Motto, John Deere
" HARROWS'
Disc rv, Spwctaotft
Hero F&cosiQ; Mills
ltcxcsier Driis &ad Seeders
0 Htetg (jklefj Prsst, Uartrtfl Wxtxg. at
J. F. BARKER & CO.
riiofe i6i
TAFT'B POLKIBH !
No matter what the policies of Mr
Tatt will be. our policies are SAFE.
For less than 1 fee per day THE
DOUGLAS COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.
will insure your bouse or Its cou tents
for $1000. isn't It worth that much
to sleep well nights.
And speaking about fires, have you
been In to look at our Safe Deposit
Vaults. d
ttcvon Years of Proof.
'I have had seven years of proof
that Dr. King's New Discovery Is the
best medicine to take for cougha and
colds and for every diseased condi
tion of throat, chest or lungs," says
W. V. Henry, of Panama, Mo. The
world has had 38 years of proof that
Dr. King's New Discovery is the best
remedy for coughs and colds, la
grippe, asthma, hay fever, bronchitis,
hemorrhage of the lungs, and the
early stages of consumption. Its
timely use always prevents the de
velopment of pneumonia. Sold under
guarantee at A. C. Maratera & Co's.
drug store. 50c and $1.00. Trial
bottle free.
NOTICE TO CHEIMTOIIS.
Having sold my market, I desire
all those owing accounts to me to
call and settle the same. Call at the
Roseburg Market. H. D. May. dtf
Phone 2211 for anything In the
bakery line. Free delivery. Ump-
qua bakery, Ed. Jennings, Pro
prietor. dTF
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
flu Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ct
wiumow.
The new fertilizer. '
Nothing but fish.
Guaranteed analysis: Seven
per cent nitrogen, six per cent
potash, 18 per cent phosphoric
acid.
One 25-pound sack of Wll
grow, used In the place of
12 'A tons of best stable man
ure, will give better results
and no weeds. Try It for your
lawn.
J. F. BARKER & CO.
Jeweler and Optician
The Yost
Gearless motor will do it,
simple as A B C, self-oiling
will last a lifetime.
No metal coging. We
invite your personal in
spection. Roseburg Furniture
Company
Jackson St., Roseburg, Ore.
DAILY WEATTTEK REPORT
V. 8. Weather Burt , U hi office, Rosoburg ,
Ore 24 huuff eoJitr n Wuv. , lws.
f ret-ipiutiun lu Incut and hundredth:
MulmumietDpentuid.
Minimum teiuperat re Stt
PrectplUtlon a
Total prwlp Rini: Itrntof niuitth 0U)
Avg. uru"ii. f r Hi muiitli fur HO year.... 4.37
Total prerlp.froiii Srpl. 1, Ifus. to date 6.72
Avetage petti p. Irom Uep'.eiubrr 1, 1877 4.-.D
Total extfMi from St pi. 1, lW l.&l
Average pn cipualloti fur 31 wet seaiona,
Sept. to May (luuluslvu) , 'Si.VS
William Bbll, Observer.
For Roseburg nnd Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Friday.
COFFEII
Nothing does more for
a grocer, one way or the
other, than coffee. He
must sell poor; (he needn't
sell it to you) it is good
tH.t makes him.
,Yonr Krix-er return! your money if yOD do.'l
Uke Schiihuir'i lic.l. we ij )iai
INSTKCLTl'ION IN VOCAL MUSIC.
Mrs. H. R. Wood will accept pupils
In vocal study (Old Italian method).
Call at Burr's Music Store. iin2C
THE LATEST AXI BEST NOVELS.
can he obtained at the Public Library
In the Marsters' building, upstairs
over Burr'8 Music Store. dd6
Shoes We Are
Proud to Show
In every respect our new shoes for women
possess merit.
Finest leathers built for all occasions.
Litfht welts for bright nnd dry dtiys.
' Heavy soles Intended for sleet and snow.
Dressy turn shoes and light welts for evening1.
Itide by a reliable and ablo manufacturer
Kuppendorf Dittman
R. L Stephens
Successor to Parrot Bros
Exclusive Shoe Dealer
Phone 1055 All Work Guaranteed
H. C. RITZMAN, Up-to-Date Plumber .
Special Sale on
Fixtures, Including Towel Racks, Soap
Dishes, Tumbler Holders, Sponge
Hacks, Etc
Ut mo mko n wtlm.la on your work. Slem and Hot Wte' a Specl.i'r
Foot, of Jackson St. Repair Work Neatly Done
Announcement!
We are now doing busi
ness in our elegant new store,
Commercial Club Building.
Call and inspect our new
stock. Your orders will re
ceive our prompt and careful
attention,
Hunsalier-Guest
Grocery Company
Buasebnrg, Douglas Co., Oregon
. YOXCALLA NEWS.
Mrs. Lloyd Wise went to Oakland
Tuesday.
Barton Helliwell departed (or Min
nesota Saturday.
Mrs. M. N. Srawn, of North Bend.
Is visiting relatives here.
Mr. K. Dickson, formerly located
here, left Tuesday for northern points'!
Miss Mabel Wilson, one of Doug-
las county's most successful school
teachers, went to Hoselrurg Tues
day. Miss May Thiel is an Oakland vis
itor this week.
Miss Mable Klnman. who has been
sojourning In Portland for the past
two weeks, returned Lome Friday.
Mrs. H. C. Stearns Is visiting her
parents at Oakland.
Miss Edna Cantrell visited friends r
In Portland the latter part of the
week.
Mr. Herman Smltch returned to
Creswell Saturday.
Mr. Strawn and family arrived.
Sunday from Minnesota. They ex
pect to locate here.
MrB. Doll Crouch returned home
from Portland Sunday. She is Buf
fering from a severe attack of rheu
matism. HOOLIGAN. .
Mind Your ItusiiK'ss!
If you don't nobody will. It 1b
your business to keep out of all the
trouble you can and you can and
will keep out of liver and bowel
trouble If yon take Dr. King's New
Life Pills. They keep biliousness,
malaria and jaundice out of your
system. 25 cents at A. C. Marsters
& Co's. drug store.
A (i(M)l, ItIG ROAST
will be none too large If you get It
here. Our meats are bo sweet, ten
der and juicy hnt people can eat a
lot more of them than of ordinary
meats. Make next Sunday's dinner
nn extra tine ono by having the
meat part come from here. If tho
rest of it is as choice as the meat,
your dinner will be a feast for the
gods. ;;i -i&tqf
The Economy Market
Geo. Kolilhagcn, Prop.
$3.00
$5.00
Next Door to Pottoffice
lt.ifiltnfiiti.tnt. I .
till 1111 I 1 "I