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DIVIDENDS AND N TERF.S1.
INTERNATIONAL TRACTION COMPANY
Jersey City, y. j.

TNTER NATIONAL TRACTION COMPAN1'
June 10. 1908.
TO the holders OF the irst mongage bonds OF rnc
Company, and Niagara Falls whirlpool q Nof'he'n
Railway -,,..., .s,ds -, ,tu,
IN. InIv 1908 viii receive the fun amount OF inc
nI4ncipal thereof upon delivering the sam, on
IA sfter Juiy l. 1909 at THIRD National RanR
Sank OF Buffalo or ManufacturcrS races .i
National Bank In the City OF Bunalo. New loIk,
M Al the Office OF MeSsrs, j. i. Morgan Company
10 'n' ivy " r. +. RANKINE. Treasurer.
COUPONS maturing July i. 1903. on the hrst mort
vaSe bonds Of The Niagara Falls SUSPENSION
nnol Northern Railway will be paid upon pre-
Sentation on and after said date at Third Nat'onal
Sank In the Guy of Buffalo. New York
RIP. RANKINE Secretary TREASURER.
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THE BANk OF AMERICA

New York. June 10. 1908.
The Board Of Directors have 10 day declared
q semi -annua, dividend Of TEN C0 PER GENT.
free Of tax. PAYABLE July l. 1903, to STOCKHOLDERS
OF record Of this date.
The transfer books will remain closed until July
2, i0n8. w, ". RFNNET, Cashler.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chemical Co.

Virginia.Ca Chemical Co.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GLvEN that f S,o ne pur
Able July 10. 1908, and of the annual meeting TO
be held July az 1905 me books for hf sa anssd
from July 2, 1908. TO July % 1908, both days In
c,vJye s. n CRESSH AW. Secretary.
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iNTERNATi0NAL TRACIIoN COMPANY.

June 20, 1908.
she Fifty Year 4es Collateral Trust Gold Bonds
Of International fraction company Will be paid
oiiee Of j. p, Morgan 4 Company, New York City.
~7 W N L. RASkINE Treasurer.
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CONTENDER BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement OF averages of the banks
: this city. Brooklyn. Jersey City, Hobokcn and
:aten Island, which are not members OF the New
ork Clearing House Associa on. but which clear
rough some OF the members. Is as follows:
June 20 June IS, Changes.
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New York Stock Exchange Sales. June TT.
AND OTHER BONDS.

1000. 90 IL
1000. 90
800. 100
$4,000 80 "a
500. p 9hA
500 9e5s
1000. 9 a7s
A T 4 S + adj IS
10000 8 Sig
AtiantlcC Line ~
1000. 3 3
Bait & oh gold IS
I000.c ! 0 ] Ia
5000 0 I'D
Bait 4 Ohio SLN
I0OU... 9 4II'
5000, q 1 81
Balt6Oh SW 3las
1000 o.. 8 s3I
COCO 3 y
Bklyn I'm Fl lst
10000. OOoS
BurCR 4 Nor list
1000, ] o z
Central Ga On 5s
5000. ] o 3
$4,000. ] q 434
10000. O5
1000. ! o ola
Central Ga I'd IN
10000 =. 3 Zig
Cent Pacinc 3,1s
1000 "a
Cen,ra, Ry NJ 5S
1000 10 "a
Chcs & Ohio SIS
5000. Il 5
1000 ! ] OILS
1000. l ! D
Ches r Ohio as
700O..l 03
Ches d o II a I'd
1000. Tia
Chi bur 4 Q con
5000. ] C3l2
qonO0 | O3 20
Chi Buf q Y 4s
1000. -. . 3 ~
s0OOO... 03l 2
oono. -. 90 81
10000. pap
1000 3S
20QO.... q -
Registered
1000 q ! -
Chi 4 Erie LIST
S0O0s20 | Sl2
Chi Ind a Lou Is
chi vi SsP 20
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AMERICAN TELErMoNE And TELEGRAr

COMPANY.
Four Per Cent. Collateral Trust Bonds.
Coupons from these bonds. payable by their
terms on July L. 1908. at the office OF the Treasurer
in New York will be paid by the Manhattan Trust
Company, 20 Wall street; ,,-., .r-
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Oats were steady. Sales. 10000 bush. No. ?
No. 2 western. ssaac.. c. l. {, Buffalo: Car lots
Jersey and State, t.c to s7!ac nominal tI" csc
bush, mainly for export here and at the outports.
No. mixed in elevator. Sc. No. white. 6sAc.:
hieher Sales lb0.OOO bush. Prices as follows:
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COMMERCIAL.
Cotton Advanccs-T0O Much Rain-Bullish
Weekly Government Report Expected
To.day-ShOrts Cover Here and In
New OrIeans-(;rain Hisher-N Gather
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BuyinE-COnee
CHARACTERIZATION EASIER

MONDAY, June 22.-GRAIN -Wheat-Spot
was dull, but strong. Sales, 5000 bush. No.
, red In elevator. SAC: No. Northern Duluth.
7nc. over July: No. Northern New York.
nc over Northwestern receipts were 3ol
cars. against 43s last week and 42s last year.
Chicago, 10 cars, against 10 last week and "a a
wear ago. Futures closed nc. higher. Sales.
2 900. 900 bush. Prices az follows:
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

The rec, ipts from customs to day were s72s SIS;
from Int nal revenue 81 .042. 548: miscellaneous
Se2 o74: Nstional bank notes received for rcdemp
ton, 3s78.tS2.
The cash statement OF the United States Treas
,rcr for June % shows:
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lNERICAN TELEPHONE AND IELEG kAPH
(OMpANY

SoMfANl
A Dividend Of Ono and half Dollars per share
and An extra Dividend OF Three fourt his OF Dollar
rer aha re- VIII be paid on Wednesday July l5 1908.
70 stockholders OF record at the close OF business
on Tuesday. June 80. 1905: 49, ,,
Tho transfer books VIII be closed from July
10 July is, 1905 both days Included.
WILLIAM Il. DRIVER. Treasurer.
Nam, Nark 4 lNl1.
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sUB.TREAsURY TRANSACTIONS.

D.ncit.. s2.ssa.2ss sao,S.77s Dec. siss $50
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FOUNDED INIE8.
THE MERCHANT NATIONAL BANK


20 Broadway, New YORK Jnne Il. IyU3 :,
a semi annual dividend OF THREE PER CENTCM
The capital stock psynnsn July cos IN 'SSs
transfer books at 8 p. N. on July 2, 1898
The Transfer Books WIN be , closed IRON IHiy
1905, at p. NJ. until July 10 lyos a. ~ a. %;
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20
AGAINST "OPEN SHOPS"
Declaration Of the Federation in the
 Miller Case.

Boston, Mass, Nov. l9.-The Amer ican Federation of Labor today dis posed summarily of the "open shop issue as raised in the case of Wm. A. Miller now employed in the govern ment printing office at Washington and the Miller case itself, by unani- mously declaring in favor of the union shop iu government as we'll as in private enterprises and by petitiOninG President Roosevelt 10 re- examine the evidence offered against Miller and 1T verified to remove Miller. Although the resolution adopted presented the federation's view on both the open shop and the Miller case, the Issues are kept entirely distinct. The re- examination or the Miller case is not requested because Miller is non unionist circumstance formerly urged as reason for his removal but because the federation believes Miller Is totally unfit to be in charge of working people
 Resolutions were adopted favoring the construction of the Panama canal by the citizens Of the United States. urging that the Chinese exclusion act be made to apply in the Philippines and Hawaiian islands and faVoring mems suHerage and the election of the president and Of United States sena- tors by direct vote.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20
The Standard Dictionary.

When Funk and Wagnalls brought out the Standard dictionary they prov ed very quickly that there was a placa for the new work. Thousands Of peo- pie wanted a dictionary which shoul embody all the ideals of scholarship and research, but which should nos lear to far toward the encyclopedia idea. Consequently the Standard, with its admirable condensation and it's ad- mirable editing. leaped into popular faVOr-s favor which has grown stead fly for years
 The 1903 edition Of the Standard dictionary has just been issued. As these volumes now stand they are un doubtedly the most practical. comprc- hensiVe and authoritative in the mark ct The new edition contains many points which will serve to make the Standard more popular than ever.
 The entire text Of the book has been carefully revised throughout. and the appendix has been wholly rewritten and reset. The appendix has been so enlarged and improved that it now numbers no less than $50 pages in ludmc lL0e0 new important vocabulary terms and additional meanings all used frequently in living literature, some hrOCght into use by recent developments in htabtu"e, Science. t.e arts and handicr3fts, some injrDduCed into the language during the Boey
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20

he College Records, announced lv Paul Elder and Company. San Fran cisco, i'll a field of such obvious demand that il is remarkable to have hitherto aped attention. Practically tho two volumes are intended to serve as note books in which the various ex~ Deriences Of the four years Of under graduate life may be recorded. being JoPiraliE arranged with pages and stubs for the insertion of photographs: and other souvenirs. Beyond this however, the authors have entered in- to the work with the enthusiasm O. their own college experiences and l,,- means Of fUll-page cartoons. topical decorations, verses and other literary material, have made the books of eS- sential interest. The publishers prom ise two handsome volumes to be print eC iE two colors ou fine paper and substantially bound. The Girls Col lege Record" illustrated and compiled by Virginia Woodson Frame The nen's College Record, written and arranged by Wallace Irwin Illustrated by Gordon Ross. The price Of each volume. bound in bucllram Is to be Sl.5O net; or in suede lalnbskin. S@o0 net.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20

war and the Chinese difficulties. au. th- '"n the Hawaiian ar Sau a.-. acquisitions and tii- 0cru1ltiUu 0c cen. Philippines and 2ort1 I,.o0.
 Four superb nea rC Ir.1 u.lt--s lr. fUG page half tone ulares. and maur new Descriptive illustrations crs-lu- IEany thousands Jf 1Onlr-. haze b.-r. added. The department oI proper names has been su--i.I.sj ly rn- ad ..I- tion of many new eutrI-- and -ha ir- formation m every ins-..--- is ha-.-s upon the very latest EI..-.stIe- A t..-- Uable list Of plurals Of irregular form ation with governing rules is preseuI-H Bible proper names are EI-ec and pro- nounced
 The cEclopedia section has been er . tirely rewritten. reset and printed iron new type. IT now includes records u- all territorial changes thur have p-- cured during the last decade Tn. atlas ot inc world section or the di.- tionary has been prepared excius lr-l. for this work. and is printed ir s-r- eral ccl7rs. T. records all the Iare-- --r- ritcTiaI changes through purchase 0. conquest The marginal notes ar based upon the most rereu, data svaf. . able
 The Standard has always been --- markabc for the Intelligent use a- cu-- for defuitiye purposes. and the r-r edition hriucs out many frlpo-r.r.- featureE iu this regard. For fuStaue. the cut of a modern autoIuobIe give a much more thorough description co. the machine thar one could get ir t. page or descriptive matter.
 Iu short. Jhe-e is apparently uo-E- ing iu human affairs which has bee overlooked hy the editors of this ad- mirable dictionary The new editio has cost many thousands of dollar but the public will doubtless not D. slow to manifest it's appreciation (Funk and WaEnalls O.. New York
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20
LITERARY NOTES.

The Century for 1904 promises o wealth Of reading and pictures that surpasses even the high standarJ achieved during 1903. Perhaps most notable of all the strong features Of the volume will be Dr. S. Weir Mitch- els "The Youth Of Washington" told in the form Of autobiography. It VIII Ee daring and unique piece oi histor- ioal work. written as if it were done by General Washington himself. sit- ting down in Nit. Vernon in his old age and recording. solely for his own eye. the story Of his youthful life.
 Then there will be a series of ar
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20

St Nicholas, for thirty years the best and best beloved of children's magazines, I know Of no magazine here or in England that will compare with it." says Rebecca Harding Davis. "The children Of this generation ar- fortunate in having such a magazine, adds Lucy Larcom Nothing that ha~ ever come into my household of chil- dren has been in equal degree the stimulus to their artistic and literary taStes. IS George W. C1ole's tribute.
 And st. Nicholas for 1904 will be more entertaining. and better than ever before. B. l.. Farjeon wrote be fore his death a delightful story called "A Comedy in Wax" IL has adventure for the boys. fairy doings for the girls. and pretty bit of a love story for their elders. and will run through several numbers Then there will be othcr stories, short and long, from Ruth Me Emery Stuart. Bertha Ruukle, Cyrus Townsend Brady. Gabrielle F. Jackson. Elliott Flower Grace MacGOwan Cooke Frank R. Stockton. Albert F. Richards. Tudor Jeuks. Lieutenant Schwatla. Margaret Nandegllft. How ard Pyle, Charles F. Lummis. ard scores Of other well known writers.
 The list of verse writers and artists some Of the very best in the land. who have promised their work to St. \ich- olas in the next twelve months is a long one. Some of the interestng articles. all of which will be spleudidb Illustrated, win tell Of Japanese athlet- ics for American boys, some queer mail carriers. interesting signs of old London. children in the White House the Emperor Hadrians wall, day with Hudson Maxim. how some animals slecp. secret alnhabets diving fuJ pearls. historic dwarfs, and many oth". fascinating subjects.
 Today is a good cay to subscribe No hov or Sili should be without st Nicholas. Only three dollars a year and that small sum means limides- , pleasure and profit for the young peo- pie in the hons.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20
STOCKS.

Atchisou, 6.:.: preferred. 9Oh; New Jersey Central. 154: (. x O.. 3O9s: Rig Four. 711z; c. & S.. 13; preferred. 5S; 2nd preferred. 21&; Erie. 271z; Great Northern preferred. 16O: Manhattan. l3slz; Metropolitan, 1141s; Missouri Pa cihc. 90A: New York Central. ll7A Pennsylvania. 1i47s; St. L. & $. F., 54; preferred. 60; End preferred. 45: St. Paul. 13s7s: Southern Pacific. 43K: Un- ion Pacific. 72a Amalgamated Copper. csA: Sugar. 11s8; AnacoHda. 67: U. s. Steel, 111z; preferred. 527s: Western Union. S3 Santa Fe Copper. 11h.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20
MAKING A LAW.
To Take the Place of What Is Only |;
 Regulation.

Washington. D. C., Nov. l9.-Secre- tary Hitchcock has transmitted to Speaker Cannon today the draft Of a bill to control grazing on the forest reserves.
 The bill provides a maximum fine of Sl,o00 or Imprisonment not to exceed one year for pasturing live stock on public lands included within fores; reserves without .a permit from the secretary of the interior.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. Nov. 19.-CattIe-Receipt 5000. including 10000 western: steady; good to prime steers, S5.15a5.60; poor 10 medium. S3.5O049O: stockers and feeders. s1.750430; cows, s1.5On2. 30; heifers. s2Gj; canners. S1.5OG2.50; bulls. g. 50046O; calves, g. 30m72J; Texas fed steers. S2.75@3.50: western steers S3Q4.4O. Sheep-Receipts. 16CO0; sEeeI steady; lambs steady; good to choice Ngethers. S3.6OGI4; fair to choice mixed g. 1903.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20
METALS.

New York. Nov. 19.-Copper was q little lower. declining in London aIOut e Cd. with spot closing at s 12s Sd and futures at 55 6s. Locally, copper was lower; lake, electrOlytic and casting all quoted at Sl2.75I113.
 Lead declined Is 3d in London. clos ing at Il. but was unchanged: locally. at A.25. Spelter was quiet at S5.62h ir the local market and was unchange., ut 20 1js in London.
 Bar silver. 5SBc; Mexican dollars. 44@.c.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20
Fortunate Teachers.

The state board of education Of Pennsylvania tells the public school teachers of that state that they should improve their minds by foreign travel This must have a humorous flavor for those fortunate teachers who rejoice in the usual $500 salary that Pennsyl- vania pays it's expert instructors Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20
THE PRIEST DIED.
The End of the Denver Tragedy oI
 Wednesday Night.

Denver. Colo. Nov. l9.-Father La pore who was shot last night die about II o'clock tonight. Joseph Sarico who Is alleged to have done the shooting. cannot recover.
 Nothing new developed as to the cause of the shooting. but it Is gen ally believed 1t was a disagreement over money.
 The story about the card game is discredited Gs no evidence was found Tn the room where the shooting occur red
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20
COLLECTION OF A JUDGMENT.
An Indiana Sheriff Levied Upon a Pay
 master.

I.ngansport, Ind, Nov, lS-As Pay master Snee, Of the Pennsylvania rail- road was leaving the bank today with SAa 900 for employees salaries, Sheriff Buckley took from him the satchcl con tRining the money, carried il to th court house and pouring II out on d aable seized nearly S20.0OO The sheriff was collecting judgments awarded two men for injuries sustained on the Pennsylvania lines
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20
DEATH OF AN ARCHITECT.

Rome. Nov. 19.--Pictro Sacardo, the architect who restored St. Marks at Venice is dead. is death is due to a shock caused by the collapse of the campanile of St. Marks on June II, 1902
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20
Quick Work.

The Judge-SupDosins your automo- bile was running at the rate of twelve miles au hour. how quickly could you stop ,t2
 The EXpert-Why. your honor. while running at that rate. I have stopped it time and again before the rear wheel touched the victm'-TowH Topics.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20
THE BOSTON MAYoRALITY.

Boston, Nov. 19.-Mayor Patrick 4. Collins. democrat, today was nomi . mated by primary vote for reelection. The republicans nominated Georg 3 Small and the socialists Dr. G. w Alvan.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20
STEEL SAVES THE DAY
The Whole Stock List Was Strength
 ened By It.

New York. Nov. 19.-Prices in the stock market showed a tendency to harden again today. The most active stock was United States Steel prefer red. and the late strength of that stock saved tho market from any reaction caused by profit taking on the part Of trades and made the closing strong at top prices and quite acti"-.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20

ticl-s on Italian Villas and Their Car dens." written by Edith Wharton and Illustrated largely in color. by MaXheld Parrish. Ernest ThomDsoa Seton has prepared "Fableaud WCOdmyth,' brief papers lu new vein. the illustrations .a the authors most fantastic and a. uusirg style. Early numbers will bring John Burroughss Current Misconcep- lions iu Natural History Already have coumenced the important Thack- cray Ietters telling the story Of the great ua.eI.sts friendship with the Baxter family Of New York. with fac Aimiles of manuscripts and drawings by the author. Ray Stannard Baker whose articles on the Great Northwest and Great Southv est have been lead ing and widely acceptable features of recent volumes. will continue h.s notes on these regions. ana there will be valuable contributions by Jacob A. Riis. Dr. James M. Buckley. and scores of other notable writers.
 Fiction of the volume will inclu0c Jack Loudous 8 strong new novel "Thc Sea Wolf Maud Wilder Goodwin S clever Four Roads Of Paradise" and a wealth Of short stories from Anne Douglass Sedawick. J. J. Hell. Maurice F. Egan. Roy Rolfe Gilson. F. |. SabiTl, Welr Mitchell David Gray, GouVer- neur Morris Albert Bigelow Paine he list might be indefinitely lengthen- ed
 The artists whose work will appear in The Century for 1904 include the best of the day. II is not a question for any cultivated thinking man OF woman today. Can I afford to take The Century this year. The question is rather Can 1 afford not to take The Century
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20
GRAIN.

Chicago, Nov. 1s.-After opening at 7sc to 59Ac, December wheat advanced to 79079Hc, reached to 7S=.c and closed at ISbc. After selling between 421s@ 4zHc December corn closed at 427sc. December oats ranged between 343sc and 35Hc. and closed at 344.c. Local receipts were 131 ears.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20
BONDS.

Ref. 2s reg. 1O63s; coupon, 1cS3s: 3s reg, IO71z; new 4s reg. 134A; coupon. l3414; old 4s reg, 11O1z coupon. l1O1a: 6 reg. 1O1A: coupon. 101Ja.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20

To parents only death brings an in- consolable sorrow. When the young die and the old live natures machinery Is working with the friction that we name grief.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20

Those are the prerogatives of gen. ius: To know without having learned: to draw just conclusions from unknown premises: to discern the soul of things.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20

It is getting so that people are hav- Ing some respect for the devil because ne doesn't claim to be an Elijah.-At- Chson Globe
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20
WOOL AND HIDES

New York Nov. 19-HIdes stea6y Wool steady
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20
The New Old Mother Hubbard.

 old Mother Hubbard, she went to the cupboard,
 To fetch her poor dog a bone. But when she got there the cupboard Conly contained remnants of cold Shredded Cheapa -lta Breakfast Fo-d. Olive oil and PeauutsJ
 And SO pocr little dog had none. She went 10 the bakers 10 buy him some (whole meaD bread Put when she came hack Git is un- necessary to state after the preCed- ing verse thaU
 The poor little dog lay dead. She went to the jcincr's 10 buy him a coffin. Cher next door neighbOr. Christian Scientist, having heard her unnecessary lamentation. in the mean time had come in. and seeing the poor animal prone on the floor had read extracts to him from Mrs. Eddy's latest beck on the innu- cnce of mind over matter. with the natural result thaO
 When she came back.
 The dog was a-laughin She went to the barber's to buy him a wig,
 But when she came back Che, having picked up a copy Of The Cult of Beauty" had found that by mas saging the muscles of the scalp Of your head for twenty minutes ev- cry two hours and a half. yCu will produce not only a smile. but hair that won't come of, in the exu- berance of his joy)
 Was dancing a jig The dame made a courtesy.
 The dog made a bow. The dame said. Your servant Ca term which this faithful friend of man, being member of several trade unions. took exception to as an obsolete term, so after taking a brief resume of his principles and convictions. and having dwelt on
 the fact that though he had devot- ed all the hours of his day which were not claimed by the rest cure | to develop your -muscl cle-eat-le less beauty -for-us-a strenuous life he had been. still was. and always would be a plain, good-hearted- street car-riding- common or gard on dog. and could never hope to be the editor of ladies paper, CT an
 adver tisement for any one com pleXion soap. with sigh of pro-
 found relief and happy resignation
 The dog said, Bow WOW"
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20

+ is n sad religion that is never strong unless it's owner is sick ChicaKo Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20

Ignorance when inevitable Is excus- able. It may be harmless. even bene- hcial: but 1t is charming only to the unwise. To affect spurious ignor- ance is to disclose a genuine.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20

Death is not the end; there remains the litigation over the estate. Ambrose Eierce in san Francisco Examiner.