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American Sheet Steel Co.
New York. March 2, 1901.

Dear Sir:
The undersigned shareholders Of the AMERI-
CAN SHEET STEEL COMPANY have carefully
considered the circular notice OF Messrs. ]. p.
Morgan & Co, dated March 2. 1901, wherein
Messrs ]. p. Morgan & Co.. acting I'm behalf Of a
syndicate, Including the undersigned, oner to the
shareholders of the AMERICAN SHEET STEEL
COMPANY and OF certain other companies TO
cause to be delivered to them, I'm payment and
exchange for their shares, the preferred and COM
stocks of the United States Steel Corporation.
upon the terms and conditions stated in such cir
cular notice. and have decided to accept tho
shares of the United States Steel Corporation.
We believe that the consumma tion OF the pro.
posed arrangement viii result In decreased ex.
penses In lower and more stable cost of manu-.
facture. and, without advance Of prices Of manu-.
featured products. In larger net earnings applica-
BILE to dividends
As II Is most important that the transaction
should be completed without delay you VIII please
deposit your stock promptly with THE FARMERS
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, NO. 20 WILLIAM
STREET. New York, who will issue their trans.
fersble receipts therefor.
WIN. n. 3 J. b. MooRK
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Federal Steel Co.
New York, March 2, 1901.

New York, March 2 1901.
Dear Sir:
The undersigned shareholders Of the FEDERAL
STEEL COMPANY have carefully considered the
circular notice Of Messrs. ]. P. Morgan & Co.,
dated March 2, 1901 wherein Messrs. ]. P. Nor
gan & Co., acting in behalf Of a syndicate in
which some of the undersigned are included. offer
to the shareholders Of the FEDERAL STEEL
COMPANY and of certain other companies, to
cause to be delivered to them, in payment and
exchange for their shares, the preferred and COM
mon stocks of the United States Steel Corporation,
upon the terms and conditions stated in such cir
cuIar notice, and have decided to accept the shares
Of the United States Steel Corporation.
We believe that the contamination Of the pro-
posed arrangement will result in decreased eN-
penses, in lower and more stable cost Of manu-
facture, and, without advance of prices Of manu-.
featured products, in larger net earnings appli-
cable to dividends:
H. H. Porter, Samuel Spencer,
H. H. Rogers Robert Bacon,
j. Pierpont Morgan, @. G. Cnyler,
Marshall Field A. r. Flower
D. o. Mills Charles MacVeagh,
N B. Ream, James Sim,
Nathaniel Thayer, e. 81. Gary.
Samuel Mather,
Federal Steel Company Stock Preferred and
Common, should be deposited with THE COLO
NAL TRUST COMPANY, NO. 222 BROADWAY.
NEW YORK or the OLD COLONY TRUST CON-
PANY, BOSTON MASS
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PANY and Of certain other companies 10 csuss
to be delivered to them, in payment and
exchange for their shares, the preferred and com
mon stocks of the United States Steel Coporation
upon the terms and conditions stated in such cir.
GUAR NOTICE ana have decided to accept the shares
or the United States Steel Corpora ton
We believe that the consuInma ton of the mo-
posed arrangement will result In decreased ex.
penses, In lower aad more stable cost of manufac.
ture and without advance OF prices OF manufac-
tured products. In larger net earnings applicable
to dividends
AS 1t Is most important that tho transaction
should De completed without delay, you will plea
deposit your stock promptly with THE NERO AN
TIE TRUST COMPANY, No. 120 BROADWAY
NEW YORK. who VIII issue their transferable no.
ceipts therefor.
VIM. II. & J. II. MOORE.
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but 1t Is as beautiful as any brocade ever
woven in the looms of France. and the
many colors are still brilliant beyond ex-
preston
But the production! Oh, how slow It
must have been! They wove inches where
We weave yards. and yet 1t would tax the
best machinery Of the present day to weave
colors and the design is so intricate. The
looms on which these rare fabrics were
woven were very simple affairs. with two
or three girls to a loom, working for very
low wages, making the figures almost en-
tirely by hand. The Japanese do not need
our skill: they need our machinery, and
they will do the rest.
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114O 18TH Street.
AMERICAN SECURITY
AND TRUST
GO.
HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Eighteenth Issue of Stock.
Office of treasurer, 1907 Pa. Ave: n. W. q,

Office of Treasurer, 1907 ia. Ave N w. 49,
Books now open for subscription to stock at office
of Treasurer, as above 3d., 80 .,. 80
second meeting for payment OF dues on STOCK o OF
tho new or 18th series Tuesday evening, the lZth
instant at 7 o'clock, at the hall southwest corner
of Pa ave. and 18th at. NV
Regular meetings second Tuesday evening OF each
month, at same place. ..
Shares, 5000 each. Monthly payments thereon
81 90 per share Shares may be taken at this or
subsequent meetings, or at any time at the once OF
the Treasurer, as above. Interest is allowed at
ner cent on all payments stock withdrawn or
cancelled In settlement of loans
This being the third meeting OF the SERIES a
payment Of 90 per share will be required at this
meeting. ,,
Loans can be secured easy terms at very small
expense the ad 1itional monthly payment therefor
being 81 90 per share. The maximum amount
loaned per share will not exceed $500. Amount
loaned at previous meetings Of this series averaged
a little S195 per share.
Loans can be settled on one or more shares at the
pleasure of the borrower
As a money saving institution it is equal to any
Thirty day notices of desire to withdraw your
money very rarely required.
ANSON $. TAYLOR, President, 1912 F street n. w
GEO. W. L1NKlNS, Vice President. cor. 18th and
Fl streets Nv.
w H. WETZEII Secretary, 2135 Fl street NV.
EDWARD s. WESCoTT, Treasurer, 1907 Pa
n
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National Ste FL Co.
New York. March 2, 1901.

Dear Sir:
The undersigned shareholders of the NATIONAL
STEEL COMPANY have carefully considered the
circular notice Of Messrs. ]. P. Morgan & Co.,
dated March 2, 1901, wherein Messrs. J. P. Nor
gan & Co., acting in behalf Of syndicate, includ:
ing the undersigned, offer to the shareholders Of
the NATIONAL STEEI. COMPANY and Of certain
other companies to cause to be delivered to them.
in payment and eaSnaaee 'or their nstr
Steel Corporation, upon the terms and conditions
stated In such circular notice, and have decided
poration.
We believe that the contamination Of the pro-
posed arrangement win result In decreased ex-
penses, in lower and more stable cost of manu-
facture, and. without advance Of prices Of manu-
featured products, in larger net earnings appn-
cable to dividends.
As it is most important that the transaction
should be completed without delay. you will please
deposit your stock promptly with the CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY, No "a WALL STREET. NEW
YORK, who will issue their transferable receipts
therefor.
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cause to be delivered to them, In payment and
exchange for their shares the preferred and COM
mon stocks Of the United States Steel Corporation,
upon the terms and conditions stated in such CIR
CULAR NOTICE, and have decided TO accept the
shares Of the United States Steel Corporation.
We believe that the contamination of the pro-
posed arrangement will result in decreased ex-
penses, in lower and more stable cost of manu-
facture, and, without advance Of prices of manu-
featured products, In larger net earnings applica
BILE to dividends.
Stockholders desiring to accept of the shares of
the United States Steel Corporation in exchange
tifcates with the MORTON TRUST COMPANY,
NEW YORK, Messrs. KIDDER, PEABODY &
COMPANY OF BOSTON.
e. O. Converse, John Don.
u. J. Hearne, William S. Eaton,
Francis L. Potts. John Eaton,
William H. Latshaw, William p Hamilton,
Joshua Rhodes, j. R. De Lamar,
Arthur r. Luke, William b. Rhodes
A. S. Mathesop, William B. Schiller,
Robert Bacon, Charles Steele,
Wm Nelson Cromwell, F. r. Tobey,
John D. Culbertson. J. N. Vance,
Daniel O'Day,
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Marvels In Textile Work.
Tai

The more see and learn of japanese tex
tiles the more am convinced that we can
teach them but little in the art OF making
fabrics. We can teach them rapid produc-
ton. but this Is all We can do. Their Grapes,
both cotton and silk. are marvellous pro-
auctions. Our women are wild in their ex-
pressions as to the beauties OF their silk
grapes. / have piece of brocade said to
have been worn by one OF the shoguns $50
years ago, and 1t looks as IL the statement
was true, for 1t LIS fallinG aaArt with are
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VIM. .Mcknew, 933 Pa. Av
mhS
NO MORE GRIPS
New Line Now Open to
the Public.
TAKE THE c. c. C. ROUTE TO CERTAIN RE
LIEF WITHOUT GRIP OR GRIPPE
FARE. 10c.-GET PASSAGE AT
ANY DRUG STORE.

No more grips. Russian or any other kind
That is the verdict Of the travelling public who
have grown tired after years of experience with
the grips and gripes Of pill form and liquid pur-
gstives.
To open the bowels naturally easily, without
disagreeabie feelings results, has been the
problem before modern science, which has been
solved in Cascarets Candy Catharttc.
Cascarets are the ideal laxative harmless purely
vegetable. mild yet positive. They make the liver
lively. prevent sour stomach purify the blood reg
ulste the bowels perfectly.
They cure constipation. We want you to believe
this. as IT is the truth. backed by an absolute
guarantee. If Cascarets do not cure any case Of
constipation purchase money viii be refunded
Go buy and try Cascarets today. It's what they
do. not what We say they do that proves their
merit All druggists Toe, 25c SOC, mailed
for price Send for booklet and free sample. Ad-
dress Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago; Montreal,
Can, New York.
IN m m This is the CASCARET tablet
UVUVU Every tablet Of the only genuine
III III III Csscarets bears the magic letters
III MI AL i &c c." Look at the tablet before
WV " you buy. and beware of frauds.
limitations and substitutes.
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New York, March 2, 1901.
Dear Sir:
The undersigned shareholders OF the National
Tube Company have carefully considered the CIR
CULAR NOTICE Of Messrs. ]. P. Morgan 4 Co..
dated March 2, 1901, wherein Messrs. J. p.
Morgan & Co.. acting in behalf OF q syndicate
in which some Of the undersigned are Included,
offer to the shareholders Of the National Tube
Company and Of certain other companies, to
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American Tin Plate Co.
New York, March 2. 1901.

Dear Sir:
The undersigned shareholders Of the AMERI-
CAN TIN PLATE COMPANY have carefully con-
sidered the circular notice Of Messrs. J. p. Nor
gan 4 o.. dated March 1901. wherein Messrs.
J. p, Morgan & Co., acting In behalf Of q syn
dicate including the undersigued, offer to the
shareholders Of the AMERICAN TIN PLATE CON-
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Thinking of U. II. G..
From Puck

From Puck.
Gran'mac"Yes, honey. when wuz a
slave, often seen de po' runaways chased
by de crool bloodhounds.''
Little 'Rastus "An' wuz dere two
Markses an IAttle Evas In Dc show den.
like dere Is nowfs
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American Steel & Wire Co.
New York, March 2, 1901.

New York. March ?, 1901.
Dear Sir:
The undersigned shareholders OF the AMERI-
CAN STEEL & WIRE COMPANY have carefully
considered the circular notice of Messrs. j. p.
Morgan & Co., dated March 2, 1901, wherein
Messrs. ]. P. Morgan & Co., acting in behalf of
syndicate In which some Of the undersigned
included, offer to the shareholders Of the AMERI-
CAN STEEL & WIRE COMPANY and of certain
other companies, to to be delivered to them,
in payment and exchange for their shares the pre-
ferred and common stocks Of the United States
Steel Corporation, upon the terms and conditions
stated in such circular notice, and have decided
to accept the shares Of the United States Steel
Corporation.
posed arrangement will result in decreased ex-
penses. In lower and more stable cost of manufac-
ture, and. without advance Of prices of manufac-
tured products, In larger net earnings applicable
to dividends.
J. W. Gates, II. O. Pierce
VIM. Edenborn, John Lambert,
Alfred Clifford, Thos F. Ryan,
VIM. P. Palmer Randall Morgan,
James Hopkins, John A. Drake,
L. d. Ward, s. a. Chisholm,
Thos. Dolan, j. ]. Mitchell,
Chas. Douglass, F. NJ. Drake.
p. A. B. Widener
American Steel Wire Company PREFERRED
Stock should be deposited with the STANDARD
TRUST COMPANY. No. 40 WALL STREET, NEW
YORK. The COMMON Stock should be deposited
with the GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY, 30 CE-
OAR STREET. NEW YORK.
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NAME OF COMPANY AND CLASS OF STOCK.
March 2, 1901.
To the Stockholders of

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Art and piano rooms of even temperature Pianos.
$15o per mo-; pictures, &C. per square foot per mo.
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t newspapers NEW York
to % Or services manage wwmn
j. p. MORGAN & CO., Syndicate Managers
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CREATIONS OF SPRING.
New Suits---New Skirfs---New Silk
Waists-.-New Wash
WaistSl
Cute Little Spring Jackets for the
Children.

One cannot visit Mcknew's without desire to
possess the beautiful New Suits, Silk Waists Dnd
Wash Waists The cute little Spring Jackets for
children simply Irresistible.
All the proper styles are shown in the New
Spring Suits-at very reasonable prices.
Elegant, Shapely Flare Skirts-latest styles-some
plain and trimmed
Beautiful New Spring Colo-ings in SILK Waists.
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Cold storage rooms-absolutey mothproof-for
all furs and fabrics E@7S
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Trunk rooms on first floor, adjoining Office, 25c.
per month for trunks, boxes, barrels, ETC.
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Safe deposit vaults for silver and valuables
der guarantee 49,. .-... "a. 80
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Packers, movers, shippers of china, brc-abrac,
Pianos works of art furniture etc ~,
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
114O 18TH Street.

Private rooms from So to $18 per month.
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Federal Steel Preferred Stock tt.
'' Common Stock WIN
National Tube Preferred Stock
a. Common Stock
American Steel & Wire Preferred Stock {"
=" Common Stock A"
National Steel Preferred Stock
&" 4" Common Stock
American Tin Plate Preferred Stock
" I" Common Stock "
American Sheet Steel Preferred Stock
Common Stock
American Stee, Hoop Preferred Stock
=" &" Common Stock
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National Tube Co.
New York March 2

VIM. q. & J.. b. MOORE.
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Colonial Trust Co., n. T., or with
Old Colony Trust Co.. Boston.
Morton Trust Co., n. Y, or with
Kidder, Peabody & o.. Boston.
Standard Trust o., N. Y.
Guaranty Trust Co.. n. 7.
Central Trust o.. II. 7.
Mercantile Trust Co.. N. I.
Farmers Loan 4 Trust Co., n. Z.
N. Y. Security & Trust Co., N. Y.
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II. O. Pierce,
John Lambert,
Thos. E. Ryan,
Randall Morgan,
John A. Drake,
s. 81. Chisholm,
j. j. Mitchell,
F. NJ. Drake.
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Estimates and information regarding cost OF stor-
age packing shipping, freight rates, insurance carpet
cleaning, etc, furnished on request.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-27

Volumes have been written on the sub
irct of the bird on the hat. and it is
sometimes asserted that in spite of it all
this decoration is more worn than ever.
But this may be doubted. At any rate.
any woman who chOoScS.-and Il great
many do chooSc-to wear II hat UNI
adorned with the dcfunct body of II
bird. can do so nowadays without APP
prnling either singular or addressed.
The hope of the Audubon Society and
of various other organizations for the
protection of birds is that the time may
come when II hat trimmed with plumagc
will be rs curious an object as the
feather crown of an Ashanti chief. One
thing is certain, if fashion ever does
take IL decided turn in this direction. it
is unlikely that the old barharouS Gus
tom will ever come back. 1t is so essen
tally ugly and unpleasant in its SlIggcs-
tivrncSS that it need only 20 out of style
for Il few years to be abhorrcd in its
trn" light. But there are people who if
gloves and belts made of tanned human
skin from the diSsccting room happened
to be the fashion. would wear them
without more cOmpunction than an iro-
quois warrior felt in putting on his neck
lace of cutoff human fingers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-27

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HomiiDQ.

The Elllton Homing Club held its 10
mile fly of young birds on Tuesday, from
l1d@cwood to Elliton. Although very
warm tn" birds made the distance in Il
little over one hour.
\ bird owned by Samuel j. Price came
in first; Frank H. Evans. second: and
William McKcnn"y. third. They will
hold another fly on Saturday nuNt.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-27

the triple turn So rs to throw with any
degree of certainty and his performances
vary rs much rs 10 t. 30 feet. In fact
this one marvellous throw is the only one
in which he ever rot the full benefit of
the triple turns. The speed and strength
he exhibited surprised the spectators AMI
himself as well. and will probably lead
him to enter the field again when the
present champions may have to look to
their laurrlS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-27

Score by Innings :
Blue Ball :. . % 5 4 3 0 | . 3 0-1S
North East q 0 2 0 5 o o o O.
On Saturday last, the Havre de Grace
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Claus SDFekslS I CO..
Bankers.
.HONMULu.

HONOLULU. H.f.
san Franeisco Agsuts-Ths Nevada
National Bank of san Francisco.
-DzAw EXCHANGES on
SAN FRANCIsCo-Ths Nevada Ma.
tional Bank Of San Francisco.
LoNDON-The Union Bank q Lon
don. Ltd.
NEW YoRK-Ameriean Exchange
National Bank
CHICAGO - Merchants National
Bank.
PARIS-CredIt LyonnAlz
BERLuN-Dreadner Bank.
HoNGKoNG AND YOKOHAMA
The Hongkong and Shanghai Bankir-
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AM austria.
LIA-Bank OF New Zealand.
| VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER
Bank OF British North America
TRANSACT A GENERAL. BANKTSa
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received Loans Made on
Approved Security. Commercial and
Travellers Credit Issued Bills OF HI
change Bought and Sold
COLLECTIONS PRoMPTL1 Ac-
COUNTED FOR
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sTstssH. II = Satensed 10 esarentrake
all the Sfandakd OIL Co1Vanys refining
Interests On the Paei6e Cost AZ the lat
ter point
Through the recoFery Of $40 COO IN
cash and securities N Hunti1xf0z- "
Va. the Goveguuezk suEhozitieS .ow
h4ye peszession Of about $4,000 eS the
funds ezbezzIed b ObeliE NJ Carter.
former captain a The United Szates en-
gineerzng corps ~ Savannah. Ga
Al doubt about the fsfe os the steam
e Hudson uas remoEed when the steam
e J. 3. Fori LANDED al S4nlt STE Marie
September q. with the hoiy Of Sherman
q. Brooks. enc Of the Hudso1's wheels
men- aboard The hes1y vas picked I'd
80 miles from the scene OF the wreck
vicerOy Tao Mu OF the Province Of
kWangtu8E and kw4agsi and Nicsroy
Isiu Kun II Of the Provinces sf kiang-
81 and kiaDg-sH have Forwarded theiT
designations 70 Singan-fu. accompanied
By a protest against the usarpation Of
power BIZ the anti-fereign Conssrva-
/ tiyes-
gasoline ferry boas running between
| Elizabeth and Palestine. West Virginia
ION the Little Kanawha river. blew "
September n. The explosion occurres
Just after the boat was loaded with pas
Sengers from the morning train at Pal
estine Several injuries bat no death.
resulted
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The miserable and makeshfff ser
vice Of the Hawaiian Electric Com
pzny vas ven Illustrated in the rain
storm Of Tuesday night This was not
. severe storm. only an ordinary win
ter rain ard Jet the entire service OF
the city. outside the central business
district. was demoralized nearly all Of
Tuesday night and again last night
What the service would have suffered
had this storm been as heavy as two
or three Of the Konas Of last winter
or as severe as some OF the Kons
storms that have been known here
there IS no telling. There is no reason
able excuse for q service that gives
out with the first little rain storm
The Hawaiian Electric Company hal
an exclusive franchise and by tina
franchise It is bound to give the peo
pie a superior service instead OF tbs
inferior service they do give.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-03

The Republican desires to ask the
members Of the Board Of Education II
they propose to sustain the action Of
the Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
ton in closing the night schools That
the people OF Honolulu are decidedly
opposed to the closing Of the night
schools has been amply demonstrated
by the many interviews upon the sub
ject published in The Republican. The
closing OF the night schools was
wrong in principle. it was wrong in
practice. Do the members OF the
Board Of Education propose to endorse
and sustain this wrong or will they
as a body undo it by ordering the
night schools to be reopened?