Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-06-23
be made as soon as possible after the
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suDscTlptiOu Cioses.
In order to avoid a too rapid alb
sorption of funds into the Treasury,
with possible consequent evil effect
on industry and commerce, any sub
scriber for more than $500 will be
permitted to take his allotment of
bonds in instalments Of 20 per cent,
taking the first instalment within ten
days after the notice of the allotment,
and the balance at four equal inter-
walls of forty days each, in four In
stalments each of 20 per cent Of the
bonds allotted. Delivery of bonds
will be made in instalments as pay
ment for them is received, and pay
ment must in all cases be made in
full as the bonds are taken. The 2
per cent deposit will apply on the
final instalment. Any subscriber may
pay for the whole amount allotted
him within ten days from the date
of the notice of his allotment. Inter-
est will be adjusted from the time of
the actual payment, whether paid in
one sum or in instalments as permit
ted. Separate subscriptions from one
individual, although made from
time to time, will be aggregated and
considered as one subscription for
this issue of bonds.
The Secretary of the Treasury will
receive in payment for the bonds
post-office money orders payable at
Washington, ID. c., and checks, bank
drafts, and express money orders
cOllectible in the cities Of New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, Cincinnati, Chicago, st.
Louis, New Orleans, and San Fran
cisco. All money orders and bank
drafts must be drawn In favor of the
Treasurer of the United States. The
money orders and bank checks SO re-
ceived will be forwarded for collec-
tion by the Department, and as soon
as returns are obtained the subscriber
will be credited with the amount of
his subscription as of the date of col
lection. The Secretary will also re-
ceive in payment for the bonds certifi-
Gates of deposit issued by the Assist
ant Treasurers of the United States
In the apove-named cities. These
certificates of deposit may be obtain
ed from any Assistant Treasurer I'm
exchange for gold coin, gold certifi-
Gates, standard silver dollars, silver
certificates, United States notes,
Treasury notes of 1880, and national
bank notes; and the subscriber will
be credited with the amount of his
subscription as of the date of the
certificate Of deposit. The Secretary
will also receive currency sent by
registered mail or by express direct
to the Treasury Department.
For the mutual convenience Of the
subscribers and the Department, a
blank form Of letter to accompany
remittances has been prepared, and
1t may be obtained at the offices of
national and state banks generally,
at the several subtreasuries of the
United States, at any money-Order
post-office, and at any express office.
The bonds will be dated August l,
1898, and they will be forwarded to
subscribers at the address designated
by them free of expense for transpor-
tation as soon after that date as pos
sible. The bonds will be accompan-
led by a check for the amount of in
terest due the subscriber at the rate
of per cent from the date Of his
payment to August 1, 1898.
All remittances and other COM
munications relative to this loan
should be addressed to the Secretary
of the Treasury, Division Of Loans
and Currency, Washington, d. c.
All subscriptions must be received
at the Treasury Department., WASH
ington, ID. c., not later than O'Clock
p. M, Thursday, July IA, 1893. No
subscriptions received after that
date and hour will be considered.
l.. J. GAGE, Secretary.