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superior to the Cuban caballeros who

superior to the Cuban caballeros who
We're my suitors from childhood. and
my heart went out to you. | loved
you only us southern woman can
love and even hoped you would marry
me; marry me and make me Il wo-
man of the grand country from
which you come. But what foolish
child ! was to cherish such hope for
my poor heart was doomed to suffer
and despair because you soon went
away; you Went away and lost my
lover, my knight, my cavalier. You
rode away as jauntily as you had
ridden into my life.
'Dreary days came and went and
no letters arrived for the little sad
valiant captain said he would write
often. Oh. how loved his big. broad
shoulders, his manly face and chival-
rous manners. And now, at last, the
captain writes me that he loves me
and | am humble and glad, am hap
py. | have conquered and it is the
captains turn to long and pine for
HlltIS lildl WIN IIcNSI NNHiN anu i'i
a love than will never be given into
his, tickle keeping, and the hnlryon
life that will DO denied him--for the
captain says for the second time
that he loves the little Cuban senor-
ita with whom he used tn nmuse
himSrIf. but who is no more Il >rnor-
itn. being NOW Il stately Sonora La
Palma, the beloved wife of Senior
par,lo la Palma. Il scion of the fore
most fnmiIy in all Cuba; a family that
is destined to rule the republic when
we shall have made ii. like America.
the land of the free and he home of
the brave.
so you see that the artful, though
unrnly captain, must not write too
often because Senior La Palma loves
me and says he viii he jealous
Murray tilted his chair far back on
its rear legs. closed his eyes and
ruspcd for breath. How different:
how vastly different was the letter
he expected 10 be full of love and
tender feelings. He concluded forth
with that l1p was no adept in the art
of masking love ana! winning hearts
! lie seemed IL SID failure. His last
resort For roun 'I;i bliss had es
capped him like n prisoner escapes ;
sleeping sentinel. His heart was sore
and lis prospects FOR Il bachelor:
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SOUTHERN MOUNTAIN IDI Us,
Illustrating PcctiiiUritH OF the
Domestic Atmosphere OF
One Section.

Miss Mary ID. Hubbard. home
missionary under the aus pieces OF zoe
American Missionary association, tells
the following quaint and truthful lie
oil an Old woman whom she encountered
in her work among the moantain W les
of Sauda. N. c. She found the Old
lady enjoying a comfortable pip IN
front OF her little fireplace. She grea,hd
the visitors cordially, and at the. de-
partnra pressed them to call aei}in,
says the New York Times.
You'll always find me right here,
said she. unless I so OF for ia!t
Now my husbands dead I'm goi" y
enjoy myself"
The same domestic atm,n5 iHFo
seemed to pervade the reply OF ant 'e!'
whom the preacher ASKED if she E Int
now that there was a day OF ,'yds-
Ment coming.
why, no." she said, 81 hadn't Gearl
of that. Won't there be more than one
day."
No. my friend" said the preacher;
only one day."
We'll. then" she mnsed, 81 5ont
roc, on can get to go. for wo'N" oNiv
cot ono mule. and John always his to
go everywhere first
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Bedtime.

On the Missouri ana Pacific train
out Of Kansas City few years ago
was a mother and four children
three girls and one boy They had
left Chicago the day before and were
on their way to I.cadvillc. where the
husband and father had a claim. which
was to be their now home. The cid
est girl appeared to he about four
teen, and from that age they ranged
down to the only boy, a chubby little
fellow about five. Their dress and
manners showed that thcy had not
been reared in the midst of luxury, but
srrlpulollsly clean. The mother was
Aim. her face llng@;lu from the worry
of the long trip and the care of her
precious little flock. for there were
seven or eight long hours, yet before
thc journeys end. it was after bed
time when tie train left Kansas City.
and the children were yawning and
| scarcely able to keep awake. In fact,
The boy. Tie pct of the family, had
closed his eyes and was fast approach
| Ing "shtt-cyc-tuwn." While the next
! elder tuggcd III him as she looked ap-
! Da:,ingly to her mother. with an cN-
preston that was piiiful. lie mustn't
ncting among themselves. and then
I he mother as if something exciting
had happened or would happen soon.
all of which attracted the attention Of
| the other passengers. who sat in Won
dermcnt as they tried to divine the
ausc OF so much whispering and such
awake. They occupied seats in the
rear end of the car. holding Il long
seat which runs along the smoking
partition.
I Presently the cause of all this eN-
element WAS made plain-it was bed
time and they had not said their pray
crs. Quietly modestly. without osten-
tation or display. yes. even timidly'
the mother and her children knelt to-
:.ethcr at the long seat. They made
tlc sign of the cross and said their
cvcnin" prayers Just for Il few min
ltcs and then they arose, the children
were made as comfortable as possible
iur the night and soon all but the
inu.lcr We're asleep. while the travel
ing men with their grips, the business
man with his worries and the other
passengers paid silent and mighty
tribute to the greatest civilizing agent
Of all nations-the Catholic religion
Laudamus in the Denver Catholic.
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''Ncs. IL o'clock and all is well, my
faithful man" repeated the captain,
opening !he face of his diamond
studded Waltham sizes. Dorothy is
coming and anu 10 go To Berlin
when the time comes he added so
berly.
END
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life good. 1t seemed love and love
making required more attention than
military administra ton. tactics, inter
national law, etc, in which he was SO
apt. as Il consequence OF faithful pur-
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CALI. AND SEE THEM.
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life good. 1t seemed love and love
making required more attention than
military administration. tactics, inter
national law. etc, in which he was SO
apt. us Il consequence of faithful pur-
suit.
/, WAS with Il pronounced feeling
of fear and great anticipation that
be opened the remaining letter. the
New York le,tcr--Dorotily's letter.
1t was not bulky and tire detected
officer concluded without much re-
trction that il was Il c,lrtacknnwledg-
mcnt of his desire to discontinue
their relations as prospective man
and wife.
The captains anger arose and he
grittrd his white teeth htfmIy as he
tore open the second envelope. The
page was untold,d SLOWLY lest it be
torn. After all ii WAS from Dorothy
and was precions-anything from
Dorothy. good or bad, w:ls precious
to him.
My Dear Stan" it started and the
reader was Il triilu cheerful. and said
lhHt wasn't half bad. Il have no time
10 tell YOU how foolish you have been
all along even had | TIL" inclination
to do so.
81 have been busy shopping all
week: gowns, hats, boots. gloves and
other lingerie, until my mind knows
nothing else save shops and the dull,
giggling clerks to be found there.
II presume You don't know that
Mis-, Dorothy Scaton is to be married
! soon so will tell YOU all about it as
briefly as possible. Rather sudden did
| hear YOU say? We'll, yes. y girl,
though. ought to have all the avail
aisle tim. possible, to tell about such
u thing as her wedding. but just
can't go into detail The Mcclellan
j sails at once and must hasten to get
4 this in the mail.
/ Yes. Dorothy's done gone done it,
as the gallery boys say. and she's
going to be married real soon so you
see how utterly true your Jealous
| suspicious and misgivings were? The
| great big hoy she is going to marry
is such Il baby that he has tantalizcd
/; her to death of late until there is no
pleasure in balls or dinners, recep-
lions or theater parties any more,
and Dodo's decided to give up the
ghost. settle down to business and
make her prosecutor happy. | feel it
she doesn't he'll lose his mind.
"les, mamma and | talked it over
when we heard. while soiourning in
Washington. that you were to get
the Berlin detail after your tour over
there. The congressman told us you
would likely go direct to your new
post from Manila. 1t was then that
decided pretty quick to come on the
FIRST transport following the McClel-
Ian. Won't that be brave and
really romantic, Stan? \ little
grille travelling away over there and
only to marry Il captain in the army!
But then we will have established a
j. precedent for others who may be
in the same boat, eh?
Good bye, dearie. it's almost one
now. Don't let "a googoo man get
you before I come; cheer up, deal
boy, cherries are ripe and I'm yours
DOROTHY"
''l'. S.---Moral: Mamma says where
there's SO much petty jealousy Their,
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CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call, ih,di per cent: last loan,
N per cent; ruling rate, az per cent, Time
money is quoted at ~ per cent. for sixty
days. %isdf. per cent. for ninety days 5
49,, per cent. for four and six months and
5Hd8 per cent. for eight and nine months.
Commercial paper is quoted at SM5t, per cent.
tor prime single names and bills receivable:
other names. 5Id5H per cent.
Sterling exchange market was weak: ga 10
points lower. The demand for to-morrow's
mail was light. while there were good offerings
OF sterling loan bills Continental exchange
was steady: Posted rates were quoted at
H.s5n for long bills and H.ssIS FOR short
Actual rates: Long bills. S4s5d q. ISL: sight
drafts. - N.s7a@S4:s :s795. and cable transfers.
I.ss 4 dG.s5H Francs were quoted at 5. 1871
@s.,7h for long and slsNas.iS for short:
for long and 85 7-l8ma5h, for short: guilders
We're quoted at ~ 1l-i8d40H for long and 40
3-l6d tok for short
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston -
l5dlo 2:sc. discount Charleston Buying.
par: selling. 25d3sc premium Savnnnnh-
Buying; .5c discount: selling, 75c. premium
san Francisco-sight. chc premium tele-
graph Sc; premium. st. Iouis-4oc. pre-
MUM. Chicago-Sc. premium. Cincinnati
between banks, Csc. premium: over counter
Snc. premium, New Orleans-Commercia cial,
Csc. discount; banks. 81. premium.
Money 10 London. 2,<as pcr cent Rate OF
discount In open market for short and three
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Live Stock Market.

FRIDAY, june o
Receipts OF becves were 3.?7o head. including >,
cars for export alive: - for slaughicTftS any .
for the market. Steers opened slow ana Srmle
shade lower. bulls full steady: cows eaSrt q. W.
offerings were taken. Common 20 charr ~ e,In'
sold at 81. .5od IS IS per 100 lbs. bulls at ~ f,',
cows at 81 ESD 1890, Dressed hccf In iAli IpH.sm'
at 8ia dSi.c. per IN; e little fancy beef >olu a' i,
Gables quoted live cattle steady n llHll,:c r.. ~
dressed weight: sheen selling At II" i%, u'S,.
weight. refrigerator beef unchanged a. ,9''
per H. Exports TO -day so hccvoS ana ~" :.
ters OF beef: to morrow. las hccNcS /" 'he'r L.
ASH quarters OF beef ,,,.,,,-
Receipts OF calves were $40 head az :nr ,ns ne, me-
kct and with the few stale ehlNc~ 'hti" WJi' oi;r
on sale. NcaS were In good demand any -" Nv.
higher; butternl,ks nominal vi the STOCK W.
wanted Common to choice vral> >"id ~ -,
per 100 lbs: few tops at s. 10; lit'c caves on ~
City dressed vcas steady At S" lu'.' per w. '''".
dressed at 7a9i2c. ,,o,d I,
Receipts OF sheep and lambs wc,r ,,>l ,''"n. ~
Guiding cars for Slaughtrrcr> AZ! ~ i', ~ M,,c@d,
ket. Sheep were In fairly good Gri'1hG d." m ,dc
for desirable grades common NH'fh 'IN ,,e,rN
of2 or cars OF choice lambs that Nrr SON =, ,cr.
steady prices carly, both lambs 1ul Of
2J@ J0c lower. ycarllng> no longer N'h " u ~ .hrcn
stock were held over. 'omNCn 10. ."n,- h"rrE
sold al $40 n. .l5 per 100 lbs rl'r ~ -" CATS oi
OF selected wethcrS al - ~ .hu.hH al t., a,
choice stock early At Ssi"1 10" ...fi0i. -
S5qSs.75, Dressed mutton tiliIr ~ ~ az vr.r
per ID: dressed lambs a, iifI''" '''>'
Receipts of hogs were ?ai? head. including ~ y
head for the market. Prices !L loM..Ls ,nStsed
State hogs sold al ~ N per icn ms f'us" "'>'N
Western quoted ~ IS !"
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The market for outside securities presented
almost the same features as that Of the in
side. Heavy liquidation was again In evil
dence and prices broke from 4 to over 2
per cent. and in many instances new low
records were established The volume Of
business increased materially and trading
extended over larger number of issues than
those in the late averages Toward the
close. however. sharp upward movement
in some, Of the more important issues took
place. which carried the prices within a frac-
tion OF the opening. The sharp break In
tns mai ket was only natural; considering
the weakness in the stock market.
Northerl Securities was under pressure
a low record price for this stock but at the
close good support was in evidence, which
was helped by covering Of shorts. and a re-
covery, Of y. per cent. was made. which
carried the price above the opening.
International Mercantile Marine preferred
lost ~, per cent. also establishing a new
low price, and only recovered about one
quarter Of the loss, Havana Tobacco COM
mon on light offerings declined I per cent.
American Can shares lost aS@u per cent.
but recovered frsctionally at the close. Ma.
tional Railroad Of Mexico second preferred
touched by this stock, but also recovered
ings. United States Cotton Duck was ofyered
down more than per cent New Orleans
Railway preferred sold down to II. against
~ the last previous sale. The copper shares
were fractionally lower and somewhat more
active. Greene Consolidated lost u per cent:
British Columbia fraction Tennessee u
per cent
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The coffee speculation was intensely duh. with
cables cables a little local liquidation and an absercc
of buyers. ~ ,
for spot, and e. S. lower for futures al El25 l5s
The market here declined about SO points. Cope
in London declined El los. for spot and fl tor
futures to f5s and f57 respectively. Here M
unchanged in both markets with The foreign clos
abroad. with London at f2l 3. 90 Followlrr
are the quotations Of the Metal Exchanse
l4s5aisc.; casting spot. Il.soal4. 7sc.; TN ?s soe
2s5cc lead 4,s7lsc spelter, &c iron, No, North
rails at mill. s2s.
Common 10 eoed STAINED posin ssoa 10 via
Western prime. s9.2, Brazil kcg ,sil South Amer
can. esi. Pork was easy. "! mess at $ls;s.
Ru,Isrcream.y. s,s s9S &c e.,Iss ssae nGEs fists
T. c.. small fancy Ioasc. fair 10 prime. s!sGioi.c
large colorcd. fancy. l0atc. Eggs-Nearby. fresh
gathered extras isG & seconds to f,rsts i5sis1c
in sympathy with a decline OF 10 TO l6c, in hogs
at the yards but 1t recovered on support by
prominent packer. This caused some Governs
by shorts and the market closed steady and slight.
higher all around Western receipts to ,dny we5s
was no, Surprising in view Of the general deranrc
mcnt OF the train service by the floods In n, South
west and West. Top grade hogs were down TO me
lowest point Of the season or i*c, below thc TOP
light as compared with those OF year ago,
SuoAR.--Raw was steady at 10 SIC no for
10 test and 3itc. bid for 80 test Sales ANS har'
centrlfugals ne test at 8 10 3,c.; 600 muscoyadc'
ReAned was quiet: steady: graduated s5a5c
CHICAGO June 5-Thcse were To day prizes
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COMMERCIAL.

Grain Advances. Then Rca cacts-Crop News
Dad-Cables Hisher-Shorts Cover
st. Louis = Good Seller. However
Cotton Declines Moderate ely--LOcal
and Philadelphia sellinE-Conee Dull
Provisions Firmer.
FRIDAY, June 5-GRAIN ,-Wheat-Spot was
firm. Sales. $4,000 bush. mainly for export
here and at the outports. No. red in ele
vator. SIC; No, / Northern Duluth, Sic. over
July; No. Northern New York, Sc. over.
Northwestern receipts were 273 cars. against
100 last week and oSe last year: Chicago %.
against 20 last week and a year ago. Fu-
lures closed unchanged 20 &c. lower. Sales.
200, 900 bush Prices as follows:
Omen Htoh- Lor- Clos Last
fss'snSssr SssSmSsl " 81 81 7s. ~ ~ i i" *
Oats were active and f5m ,.,, Sale, is' GO bush:
Gap Gan' lots so Jersey sf' and s's,s nominal
Sss Mainly n Tss or :sSf sss tHS Sas Sais
se soscd Sshsi Ss s..s S
$50 ON bush. Prices as follows
Gncn- u,ga' Le"' Clos Go ,I.s: Lsn
ss!y sssy.n s:r: &: &: t.. &. e.. ss s. K. IS
This shows the grain movement;
HH;Ss!ss H;Ssis :s ssSs I';ss % 'ssss Issss ss
sfSs!Pss, sss sS iss 1ss s S ' 'icsS icSS
ssGsn.s ssism.s,, !SS"S .!ssSSS stscSS sts% ,ssoo
whea, was fairly active and early in the day
p nsss he.S S.s
isrsxn sum- %sI ssd q :Ss s
West, Armour bid up July and there was some
fssS sns Mn % snd II, es, os
the Southwest was for CLOUDY weather and possibly
Ss caused the sss so
sss ai Sas ss. seller Ss
snpsm'en,s were larger than expected weather
s:Ts a d.as in This Sosx Tx *
OF oSs s. ;2Sn Sem
s % ssna si' IL ef1as .n ss 80. aI &
At so an acre" Liverpool advanced u TO- Nd,
pmen,s Tor the the week we're zoo BUSH ssssi
@ yea sss last yssg snfs L sn n
ss9R ssssRRFs sfs as e 81 e. ssst ss5 "a .s
;ss:a aaas II 's he 4sst Isl bass
sSun ons as,n!s s nuss cell .ss was ,sposs
An,rienn tprieuhura to morrow will state the
condition Of winter wheat on June 1, at $50 per
at si7 puts the spring wheat area at 70 ia co
Trs ns; Isnor 81 se SEASON @ season soI and ADDS
M shox, very hi{h sversss conei.on - practically
about the usual time under moderately favorable
soil conditions There has hccn plenty OF moisture
so that the crop terminated promptly and begins
growth with everything In Its favor" The Moif m
Mucr said: Excepting too much rain. which
hooded bottom lands and which may lead 10 A con.
siderable loss Of crops and reports OF rust In whea,
IN some sections. the conditions IN the principal
wheat producing States OF the central regions have
been seasonably favorable. Improved conditions
are reported from the Southwest and the Southeast
ms well as the States In the Mississippi and Ohio
valleys, On the Atlantic and Psc,nc coasts pros.
poets are below the average
Corn advanced on damage reports n demand
10 cover shor1s and very light offerings, a wei
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months bills. 3 l-lsasM per cent. Consols
aIi; Amount Of bullion gone into the Bank
Of England on balance to-day: $4,000.
Paris advices quote per cents. ass francs % -
centimes The private rate Of discount Is
%. per cent Exchange on London, 25 francs
III; centmes. Berlin advices quote exchange
on London. 20 marks 45ls pigs. The private
rate OF discount is 3ii per cent
Commercial price of bar silver in New York.
sac. Bar silver In London closed at - h-l0d
Mexican silver dollars we're quoted at sc
New York Clearing House statement: hS-
changes, 1927, ,O73.4cs: balance. ss,l25, l34;
b-Treasury debit balance, sSsi,5A.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

ROGERS LOCOMOTIVE WORKS,
The Annual Meeting Of the stock holders OF the
rogers Locomotive Works will be held on the N
GAY OF June. 1908, al /? O'Clock noon at the prn
Gpai once OF the Company on Spruce Street near
MAIks street. In the City OF Paterson, state Of
NsW Jersey. for the purpose Of electing Board OF
pnecsors and for the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before the me cling
Ost<d May 20 1908.
y GEORGE Z. HANNAH. Secretary,
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THE SUN, SATURDAY. JUNE 6. 1908,

Open. High Lov. cos
Sales, ,ro est est fnU.
100 N ALAp p. 9
100 NY Trans. 81 5ai on oS
1890 n Securities. 81 9lS sot Ok
800 Scaboard A L 23s 23is 30 23
400 Seaboard SaI l0ia | lOIa II
20 Standard Oil.6oo 6oO3 $50 ooOla
900 storage powr q y = q
200 st Lou Trans. 90 23 23 23
$50 Union Cop. IN IN III ll1
200 United Cop. l7ia l7A l7h l7t
l5o Y S Il 4 H.. 3 s =
100 WIT kb Cp. .. Az l+1 l4l5 l4h
BONDS.
5000 Am Writ P5, 73la 73H 73i1 73h
5000 Hack Md4as 81 81 81 OF
5000 Lack Ia S5s
500 paid. o7A 97s4 07S eTH
1000 Peo W W's4s SON 5Ost 5OA 5OA
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FINANCIAL.
REORGANIZATION
oi the
United States Shipbui|ding Co.

S"ssS Ss"ssS
To the Holders OF
First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold
Bonds, Twenty Year Collateral and
Mortgage Bonds bethlehem Steel
Company, Preferred Stock and
Common Stock of the United States
Shipbuildlng Company:
BY request OF the holders OF large amount OF
the First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds OF the
Twenty Year Collateral and Mortgage Bonds Beth.
lehem Steel Company and OF the Preferred and
Common Stock OF the United States Shipbuildng
Company, the unders gned have consented to act as
. Committee for the Reorgsnizatio OF the anair,
OF the said Com panlcs. under Plan and Agree
ment OF Reorg cation dated May ?5th. 1903. and
hled with the Deposltary herein mentioned
Holders Of the Bonds and OF the Preferred
and Common Stock OF the United States Sh,pbulld.
in3 Com pany who desire TO share In the dement's OF
the said Plan and Agreement are requested 10 de.
posit their securities with the City Trust Com pany
OF New York. Dcpositary. SO Wall Street. New York
City. on or before the 18th day OF June. 1903, Ger
0ncates of Stock should be indorsed In blank,
Negotiable receipts or certificates OF deposit Will
Be Issued In exchange for the securities deposited
Copies OF the Plan and Agreement OF Reorgan.
sation may be obtained on application TO the City
Trust Company OF New York or 10 the Secretary
Of the Committee.
New York May 27th. 1908.
GEORGE r. SHELDON.
Chairman.
CHARLES 8. FAIRCHILD.
JOHN e. BORNE,
MAX PAM.
CHARLES ". wETNORE
Reorganization Com mittee.
SULLIVAN CROMWELL.
PAN. CALHOUN GLENNON.
Counsel.
WALTER ". LEE. Secretary.
No. 80 Wall Street. New York City.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

The DELAWARE AND HUDSON COMPANY
New York. May 81, 1905
A quarterly dividend OF ONE AND THREE
Quarters us..Sl PER CENT on the capital
stock Of this Company VIII be paid at the once Of
on and after Monday. June 10. 1908 The trans
fer books VII be closed from the close OF business
10 .day until the morning OF Tuesday. June l6. 1905
BY order OF the Board of Managers
CHARLES A. WALKER. Treasurer
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METROPOLITAN SECURITIES co
LIS.
SUPERIOR COAL COMPANY.

Notice Is hereby given pursuant TO the terms
Of the trust deed made by the Superior Coal Com
oeive scaled proposals for the sale OF Its bonds
suficient TO use the sum OF sls,e657, until June
be opened.
MORTON TRUST COMPANY. trustee.
New York June 4 1903.
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CustaVe Loeb,
20 New Street. New York City,
METROPOLITAN SECURITIES co.

3. Liberty street.
New York. May o. 1908.
Ts the Holders Of Receipts for Payments on
Subscriptions to the Capital Stock Of the
Metropolitan Securities Company:
Notice is hereby given by the Metropolitan Sc =
curttes Company OF a call for the payment of
second instalment OF Twenty-Five Dollars $3.50
per share upon the subscription TO It's capital stock.
such instalment 10 be payable on Wednesday.
juno 10, 1908.
The books for the transfer of Metropolitan Sc
curities Company subscription receipts will be
closed at the close OF business on May 20, 1908.
Payment OF said instalment mus; he made at the
once OF the MORTON TRUST COMPANY. No.
% Nassau Street. New York City, after such closing
OF tho transfer books, and on or before June 10.
1908, BY check or draft on New York to the
order Of the Metropolitan Securities Company,
and must be accompanied by the surrender OF the
SUBSCRIPTION receipts duly endorsed for transfer
n blank and witnessed. Engraved stock cert!G-
Gates for partly paid stock rec,lng tho payment
OF Nifty per cent. Coz, of the par value thereof
viii be issued.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
AETRoPOLl1AN SECuRl1lES CO.
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MONTANA ORE PURCHASING co.

DIVIDEND No, 3S,
N.w York. June S. 1908
A regular quarterly dividend OF Two Dollars
d100 per share has been declared, payable on
the 9Th day OF June 1903 to s,oct holders Of record
June 10. 1908.
Transfer books close June TO- and reopen June
q. 1903. STANLEY CLIFFORD. Treasurer
once Of WILLIAM II. DINON
Assignee OF Il. Morgan's Sons,
No. 81 Liberty Street, N. Y.
. DIVIDEND NO. of s = will be pc Id TO The cred :.
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