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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-25
BUY STOCKS FOR SPRING RISE.

year. In all that relates to high speed tool
steel business is as good to-day as 1t was at
the height Of last years booming times
Agencies for English and German steel
makers relate that business for account Of
tool and machinery makers and for the rail-
road trade is steady and that the prospects
are good for trade right through the summer
and autumn. Among exporters a few i'm
portant specifications are in the market.
mainly for products required by railways.
electrical works and dock yards. Among
the buyers in the weeks market were agents
for Australian. Brazilian and Mexican rail-
ways In need Of considerable quantities Of
heavy steel products. Among makers of
machinery for the cotton. woollen. leather
and woodworking trades the demand for
steel continues large. Several of the largest
machinery corporations in New England
which work largely for Southern cotton
mills are working double shifts and are under
conditions that warrant the belief that trade
will hold good through the year. In the
boot and shoe machinery manufacturing
lines business is as brisk as 1t was a year
ago. 80 that the consumption OF steel con-
tinues at high levels in these trades. A
marked feature in this seasons machinery
market is that hundreds OF manufacturers
who made good profits in the piping times of
last year are laying out goodly portions
therefrom In purchases OF new machinery.
This is a feature Of trade that is greatly
stimulating the steel trades and which ac-
counts for the large amounts Of scrapped
machinery everywhere on the market.
PRICES OF STEEL PRoDUcTs-BnLKTs.
Bessemer steel. per ton, mlll"..........".27.009 -.
open hearth, per ton. mill. ....."........ I'OoG21.5O
RAILS.
standard sections. at mill ....m...., ssoo9 :ss
lin plates. basis ofcoke, i41ao. at mill. $500 w.,
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COPPER, TIN AND LEAD.
Large and Continuous Home and Foreign
Demands for HIkh Grade Copper.

The last week was characterized from
beginning TO end by large and steady de-
mands from domestic and foreign buyers
OF prime grade copper. Several important
producers disposed OF all ~procurable metal
for April. May and June delivery during
the fore part Of the week. The domestic
refining interests are looking for an upward
trend of prices during the coming week.
According to the several agencies which
have long sustained close connections with
European buyers, Europe Is very short of
lake and electrolytic metal. and having
long dallied in the market under the ex-
pectation that prices would be lowered.
must now buy for pressing wants in a market
that Is sold right up TO the worlds production.
London's market for standard copper war;
rants exhibited much animation last week.
and reports from the metal merchants that
deal largely with the copper and brass work.
ing trades Of Great Britain and the Continent
are TO the effect that buying is heavy for
pressing demands from the marine engineer
ing and stamped and spun wares trades g.
Domestic prices for copper are: Lake. 1870
1870. for forward delivery; electrolytic.
June delivery. 1sH@1sHc. Casting copper,
prime brands, thirty days delivery. is held
at 1salsHo. Prices for other metals: Pig
tin, SIC: pig lead. 5. 3565.A5c,: spelter, 6.2o@
e,25c.; antimony, lek@i6Hc.; aluminium, No.
/. ingots. $50; nickel. tocds7o.; silver. csc .loz.;
quicksilver, SAL.
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TO ISSUE s25, 900, 600 BONDS.
New Aurora, FIgin and Chicago COmblna.
tiOn Plans E~XtensiOnS.

CHICAGO, March 24.-The directors Of the
newly formed Aurora, Elgin and Chicago
Railroad Company have decided to call a
special meeting Of the stockholders to ap-
prove an issue OF s25, % 900 8 per cent.
bonds. The meeting will be held in sixty
days.
A portion Of the new issue will be set
aside to provide for bonds OF the three
consolidated companies issued when the
new organization was formed Tuesday
The bonds thus assumed were 5 5000, 900
Aurora, Elgin and Chicago first mortgage
Is, 100000 Aurora, Elgin and Chicago
second mortgage os, and the Elgin, Aurora
and Southern's first mortgage IS amount
Ing to 81, 100000. The latter company
also has $500, 900 other bonds, but an equal
amount Of the first mortgage has been re-
served to retire them.
The balance Of the new bonds are to be
Issued from time to time for the purpose
Of %bettennent and extension as occasion
demands. 1t Is understood that the direc-
tors have tentative plans for the extension
Of the road to a larger territory, although
no steps in this direction will be taken Tor
an Indefinite time.
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The company has men running our own tank wagons right
now In all these cities except Kansas City and Ottawa, which
start this week.
CAN REACH OVER 100 GOOD COUNTRY OWNS.
pany F GSB r the above bS ment lon Sht trade b.S S sotsr 7 b1H San C HSH
smaller towns and hundreds Of country stores.
NO TROUBLE TO MkRKET THE OH AT BIG PROFITS.
People everywhere extend the Uncle Sam Company the
glad hand. No trouble to sell the oil. There are over
FIVE HUNDRED MORE GOOD TRADE CENTERs
In the Missouri valley where people want Uncle Sam oil. With
our chain of Three Great Renneries completed. Uncle Sam
can and will supply them.
OVER ONE HUNDRED MEN AND WOMEN
THE WORK.
From onice boy to general manager every department Of
the Uncle Sam Company understands its work and Is doing 1t.
handling The Stsat, work Of the COMPANY, %xihiss Y present .
1 ! : sfa PIss / ins = N Shssa You ! Buy tERIs: .tSsk : You 3 { II \
every hour ana must eVentSshS :" make : the stock worth Sosrnth par
BOUND TO MAKE MONEY IF you SECURE PART OF
THIS STOCK.
We own cur own tank cars. Own four complete drill.
Ing rigs-dO our own drilling at cost.
Own or control oil rights in over thirty thousand
t3O,OOO) acres and nearly one hundred 400 producing
oilers. Some or these wells arc recognized as the greatest
producers I'm Kansss.Terrltory oil fields. .
With our pipe line and river barge completed, we will
be absolutely independent OF the oil trust and their rail-
road allies.
WILL SECURE AND HOLD THE OIL TRADE OF THE
MISSOURI VALLEY.
Men and women all over thu" United States are fighting
with all their might the aggression of the criminal oil trust.
Uncle Sam Company is the formidable foe that all can rally
with. and they are doing, It. II takes time to defeat every great
evil. The days. of the oil trusts career of crime are numbered.
Just a matter OF a few months ont g. until Uncle Sam C,epanpanyE; backed
the oil trust will be unable to sell their goods. for every loyal
and the hirelings and agents who handle them.
PEOPLE CONSIDER 1T AN HONOR TO DE NUMBERED
WITH OUR BAND.
Our company now has nearly seven thousand $1,000 share
holders, representing every state and territory In the Union.
i.sS IA nunbers q tSess teeEhoidIeef are y K8S%nsas, Oklahoma.
states this company will sell Its output. These men have sub
scrbed from 5000 to 81 100000 out, of principle and love for a
square deal. We have as loyal a band Of influential men and
women as ever enlisted under any flag or fought for any cause
They are working among their friends, they are increasing their
stock, and the days are numbered that any one will be able TO
secure the stock under O half dollar per share.
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IRON AND STEEL.
Fair Conditions as 70 Demands and Deliv'
cries Characterize the Market.

cries Characterize the Market.
The past week began with reports Of dull
trade at tlfe selling agencies for foundry
iron and with brisk demands for coke, In
the middle OF the week business for several
sorts OF pig iron developed sturdy features,
and thereafter the improvement continued,
with records OF fair sized demands until the
close OF the week. The fuel trade was eK-
ceedingly active till the close OF business
hours yesterday. Several selling agencies
for coke notified the trade on Friday that
they were all sold out 30 far as prime coke
Is concerned. Encouraging features OF the
foundry iron trade are the hurries OF small
orders from all parts Of the country. which
condition is gratifying to producers as SHOW.
ing that the beginning OF the end OF the lul
Ia in sight and that henceforth there Is certain
to be a steady Improvement for the brands OF
iron in most request by the foundry trades.
As for steel making iron, the lull in trade
has had no appreciable effect In one way or
another. Prices for basic and bessemer are
firm and trade Is as steady In its flow as a
canalized river. In the fore part OF the past
week most iron sellers and consumers seemed
to be Of the mind that the results from the
conferences between coal mine operators
and miners would make for disturbing con-
ditions In general trade. Toward tho end
of the week the sentimen Of the pig Iron
trade veered to the opinion that there Will not
be a general strike. or that, II it does come. 1t
will be OF short duration. Reports from i'm
portant pig iron producers and consumers
received yesterday from twelve large do
mestic markets exhibit the well nigh unani-
nous opinion that business Is on the mend.
Prices for all grades of foundry iron, "of"
grades excepted, are firm. A number OF i'm
portant consumers endeavored during the
past week to induce Northern and Southern
furnace operators TO shade prices, hut they
got nothing but their labor for their pains.
Stocks Of prime foundry iron are small, North
and South, and furnace operators know full
well by daily reports from their resident and
travelling salesmen that consumers are get
ting down well toward the bottom OF the iron
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STOCK EXCHANGE BULLETIN.
Col. e. A. Stevens Joins the Firm OF Lewis
e. y~redenburEh.

Col. f. A. Stevens Of Hoboken, head Of
the we'll known Stevens family, has been
admitted as q special partner to the Stock
Exchange firm OF Lewis & v~redenburgh, Of
which several members Of the family are
already partners. Washington l.. Stevens,
who has been a special partner, becomes
a general partner.
The weekly Stock Exchange bulletin
also shows that one membership has been
posted for transfer, that OF E. Hunt Allen,
Jr., to William r. Massie. Thomas s
Smiths seat has been transferred to William
G.. Mckinley.
According to the bulletin one firm Henry
w. Poor 4 Co., has established five branch
Offices during the week in the cities of Hart
ford, Philadelphia, Portland, Me-; st
Louis and London, England. The number
of Stock Exchange houses with BRANCHES
in London is very limited. H. w. Poor
& Co. already had a branch in Boston.
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pool and london cables unchanged Exports IS,

pool and London cables uncnangeI Exports ISL
beeves and 1925 quarters OF beef.
Receipts OF calves were l3 head, oil OF which
were consigned direct 10 butchers, Nothing doing
for lack OF stock. Nomlnally steady The supply
OF dressed calves was light, but prices no more than
steady, as liberal receipts Of live calves are looked
for Monday. CITY dressed veals sold at odls'zc'
per pound; country dressed at Salll5c.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 700 head, In
Guiding 8 cars for slaughterers and s for the marie;
on sale, sheep were nominal in the absence of any
offerings: lambs slow and easier, and 4 cars that ar
rived late were held over. Western and Colorado
lambs sold at s7.iziz@t7.25 per 100 pounds. No ma
tive lambs offered. Dressed mutton Arm Of sl3d
pisc. per h., with a few choice wethcTs selling at
iOc,. dressed lambs slow al cyclic. with hog
dressed lambs selling In a small way at lliac.
carcass.
Receipts OF hogs were 2,44t head. all for slaugh
Country dressed hogs quiet OF e,5 acc. per ID. for
heavy 10 light welghtA
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE


Notice of Annual Election of Directors.
Notice is hereby given that the annual election
OF Directors OF the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company for the year 1903 will be held at the homo
ONCE OF the Company. No. 1 Madison Ave. New
York City, at IL o'clock noon. on the 10th day Of
April, 1905.
Notice Is also given that the charter OF the Com :.
pany permits the Board of Directors 10 extend
the right of voting at elections for members OF the
Board OF Directors to any class or classes OF It's
policy holders. under such regulations as the Board
may prescribe. upon obtaining the approval OF the
Superintendent OF Insurance thereto in writing,
and that pursuant 10 this amendment tho Board
of Directors, on April %. 1902, passed the following
resolution:
Resolved. Section l, That every policy holder
in this Company whose policy shall have been In
force for the full term of one year before. and shall
he In force at the time OF any annual meeting for
the election OF Directors. shall have the right OF
voting for members OF the Board OF Dir ctors, pro-
vided that such policy holder or proxy shall, not
more than twenty nor less than ten days before the
day OF such election, nle with the Secretary Of txls
Company a written notice OF intention 70 ~ vote
at such annual election, add II by prorT a copy
thereof"
This resolution has been approved In writing by
the superintendent of Insurance. and all policy
holders Of the Company who come within the class
designated In said resolution VIII therefore be en-
Titled 10 vote at said election upon complying
with the conditions OF said resolution.
JAMES S, ROBERTS, Secretary.
Dated March 81. 1903.
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NEXT QUOTATION MAY DE so CENTS PER SHARE.
Don't while away your time thinking you will have all spring
t ses sss ss sso dsy e ist sss:f S1iq sT!Sss shed ds% Snd dra} Sh' are sfSs Being % mailed
from ali over the United States.
THIS ANNOUNCEMENT WILL BE READ by OVER
TWENTY MILLION PEOPLE.
Unole Sam Company has a low rate with the newspapers
because the press of the land are with US in the fight for a square
deal in the oil fields. and this announcement will appear IN tne
leading inaGgentlal neSspapers sI from q the Se Aila not BE- 60 su S9e Eeddit TO
see the X Stock ali sold or advanced to so cents per share before
you see another announcement
WILL PAYING DIVIDENDS JUNE2O, 1900.
As before stated. the company has one great refinery in
suooessful operation at Cherryvale. This refinery Is making
biz money for the company. Earnings from this refinery are
aRSS ss saS ; Sc! %sIa di1ti s dRndI oh ne this sSn STOCK &c o' TSas viii II two On" more
One SUCCESS generally follows another success, Uncle Sam
GSS%ea p tie h not fsaHHst yet tsn fuS sta1tsd to e9 sSe II f iSil t aapae sy nave Ill
WRITE FOR PICTURES AND FURTHER
Address a letter or postal card to The Uncle Sam Oil Com
PPf fRa{t 10 os ssn9 yon several ever Pp petu M and other The tens Of interest i
MONTGOMERY County National Bank, The Peoples National
Bank, Cherryvale State Bank. all of Cherryvale. Kas; or to
7. R. Clsndenip. president ,committtsSe tee Of ( Forty. At Tnfso basp
2 Sud to a %l4 b4ad stFys'Eb; os sSi siTe q the sR ooh %sHS'1 rating i1''', y l.
DON'T BE FOOLED BY SKIN GAME
For several months there has been a system of blackmail
against the Uncle Sam Company. Certain hirelinss of the oil
trust have secured cut-rate advertisements on Uncle Sam and
sneaked them into some Of the large newspapers. These parties
have no stock, and when investors run them down or send them
money they generally lose it or have trouble. Some OF these
n9,'G q s, hsEs share ths sd ID fssf IF cRsT sfocf Ga Th Be- b soS 1hs' under are ' tRs
a ms' 4 few R'i psopl eh ready shye E 70 90 q tht sIHf Sid q 1sse snd }s% z e t 'Rsss
traitors. sorry to say, can even be found in Kansas but TIE tn time tune
industries. When you want stock remit, direct to the company
and will receive same promptly and your money VIII go at
once TO buy more pipe line and refinery equipment and make
the very stock you buy more valuable.
HOW TO SEND MONEY.
Remit by draft, check. express or postoffce money order
made payable to The Uncle Sam Oil Company andyour stock
will be sent to you promptly by return registered mail,
COMPANY WILL SELL STOCK At THE OLD PRICES
AS FOLLOWS:
100 shares. W"
$50 shares. 80. -. e -. &c. o"o
500 shares. 80. :. .. .,., l"'"
, eharea. 10000
ar eborea 10000
& .bares 100000
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In several important channels OF the steel
trades there were noticeable improvements
in demands during the last week. especially
IN heavy machinery, electrical apparatus,
car trucks. pressed steel cars and steel under
frames, sheet metal. pipe. tin plate and gen.
eral railroad supplies. The jobbing trade
East and West is brisk and bids fair to hold
to high levels for a long time ahead. Prices
arc stable and deliveries from the larger
steel mills are characterized by a reasonable
degree Of promptness. SO far as many OF
the larger steel plants are concerned, the
business for 1900 might be reckoned up to
to-day, inasmuch as they are under contracts
for full rated capacities till the end Of the
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soUTurRS PACIFIC COMPANY.

New York, \, Y, February q, 1905.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Southern Pacinc Company, for the purpose OF elect.
Ing directors OF said Company, and for the transac.
lion OF any other business which may come before
the meeting. will be held at the ONCE OF the Com
.pAny, at Becchmont, Jefferson County, Kentucky
at II 4. NJ, standard time. on Wednesday. the attn
day Of April, 1909.
The books for the transfer OF stock cboth pre-.
ferred and common will be closed for the purposes
Of the meeting at three O'Clock p. NJ, March is,
1908, and will be reopened at ten O'Clock A. NJ,
ALEX. MILLAR. Clerk.
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AT THE RATE THE STOCK is SELLING ALL WILL.
BE TAKEN IN SIX WEEKS.
We can complete our great work by selling the stock at
present prices. Every dollar raised goes TO buy pipe lines and
refinery equipment to make the very stock YOU buy more yalu-
able. For the past three months remittances have been steadily
gaining until the last two weeks have been record breakers.
THOUSANDS ARE FIGURING On THE STOCK,
There are enough deals now pending TO sell the balance Of
the stock five times over. Investors realize the price is right
and see that Uncle Sam will win the day.
TELEGRAPH WIRES WILL BE TICKING ORDERS
This announcement will be glad news to hundreds Of i-
vestors who will be glad that an opportunity is still left for them
TO Join our band at the old price.
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MISSOURI WILL
81 GUST THE OIL TRUST

Every day Justice Is making inroads against the criminal
trust. After all the delays known and every obstacle pos
sible placed In Attorney-General Hadleys way by the oil
trust attorneys, he has finally won and has proven his case
In Missouri. The days are now numbered that the oil trust
can do business in Missouri. This leaves an opening for the
independent rehneres, for a square deal Is all they need or
have ever asked for. and this they are entitled to. For the
past three months the Uncle Sam Company has crowded work
on the big river refinery, and has additional Locations Sc
lected in the best trade center of Missouri. ready to run Uncle
Sans refined oil into the State as quick as Refinery No. 2
can be started to supply the trade. just q matter Of afew
months until all this will be accomplished. On every hand
one can see tho oil trust losing It's criminal control Of the oil
markets. This gang Of outlaws, like all others. have run
going down hill. There are great profits to be m9de in the
is the only large ENTERPRISE In q position to step In and take
be all over Missouri and our stock gone to par; MissSpurlans
holders in the State, and more Joining every day: One man
sam stock. while some time back q Missourian took sO0 900
shares at SIS, 600 90. Better follow their example.
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Uncle SAM REFINERY No. 1 COMPLETED AND IN
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.
which TT ia! sG SsaP r s Y ss3'i3H q %st sSssS S 5sg sssssae r. $sg AS s,s sad
ryc1E SAM REFINERY NO. q NEARING COMPLETION.
On q Il the h HGq Gs2s q s. te ser M,s sf Rro R5g'c on BY xh AtSh tSeR s ss t GRSe
r " II every day.
IyCIE SAM REFINERY NO. 3 UNDER CONSTRUCTION
ATTULsA. INDIA TERRITORY.
IL. I F5SE s 3S A Titb rs ob REsG Of e th tes s Mtsso Tean is tss d iIHS7po oo of
:sfss sH%s e! SenSp q = : las sso s.siixssS a a ana sI5sy-s sHJ IL 5sts Sr 3,
g aslgsd rS 3 ate n sSIPRsSF f ! \ I IAas IA ! Bo sfn = y Il, t. d% !.
al. tM ,tot fI a. H &ps tm SG" the pTes M seMns Price eAp''' u u
MAIN TRUNK PIPE LINE TO THE MISSOURI RIVER
NEARLY HALF COMPLETED,
q, TT t% m6 sH% e antR ny c Sl1 sS lR VIII saas Eli. I pISs i 4 9 St@r
peted,, y 6y eyer y he y do Saln t per bS9rei ~ ab 20 e9fr raPsSt pS Weser T 4 ( .
saR alone would pay large interest on stock at present prices.
WHEN YOU RuY THIS STOCK YOU sECURE AN IN.
TEREsT IN ALL THREE R~EFINERIES
AND THE PIPE LINE.
s ,a . !: tnSTG an In;e fss% in sT Si ytb @ss' rs $nsR yS and pe the t pipe st fGs
s sS ydSs n T.'s more OF ' eh the %'1 sr6 5aHdt a 1RH al Il s paiG ior together
wnLHAyE OVER FOUR THOUSAND BARRELS DAILY
CAPACITY OVER THE PIPE LINE TO
THE REFINERY.
Uncle Sam Company # s Spi ,psd into .sd the oil bHslP Re 4 p st AZ;
snsts e %S''FfFb Sf d g lots sn Of s an 5hnse in 1f the Bsrtl sv Rs o a9de conn 5ll
D.ay T ~ Ba1Ea, a 1 5sEsSS aP pipe and 5G Same S can Si be i e SsPseidiyb By Of jn e lttie
ing the pumping stations.
WILL BUILD UP TO EIGHTEEN THOUSAND $4,000,
BARRELS CAPACITY.
s s% Est: ri $ IS. ] e $s:S's se 5 $Ss ss Eis $5I s:' s@ E $sj$ j j4S$s s s.;
l hsoS sl ,ss, e 5 Sss say; y i6S 3 !ss' sIR% ~ Il + :sSsS ,SSS5gg 's sSS sas
at least $500 per share, and possibly higher.
sTXTEEN LARGE DTsTRIBUTINGl STATIONS
ALREADY COMPLETED.
mi! Is! = s ;fs s 5 5s';SSTa'sS Il r Il !; AS sssS' 5 5i Sss5;iS T.. = 3 ;s * a. s $!i; E ~ : SS;s ;H:S
"' Kansas City st. Joseph
Atchison Pittsburg
- LeayenwOrth Cherryvale
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MONTHLY PAYMENT OFFER.

~ In ~ order fHs v thst %en a,o Of Ii% Tito4s means " e o5T mSy be s6 HSls e 70 .,1s "
stosf e { tRs a t cash prioes' viii sell on the NJ liz plan
100 shares, $500 cash and six equal monthly payments
$50 shares. $3.50 cash and six equal monthly payments of
500 shares. $500 cash and six equal monthly payments
900 shares. $4,000 cash and six equal monthly payments
5000 shares. $50 cash and six equal monthly payments
SPECIAL OFFER.
Company will sell $4,000 shares to one man at $500. :
SPECIAL MONTHLY PAYMENT OFFER.
men eU pP aSo viii dRe sfl or 70 G 2%s Sn dG%n to and SPf ba %nn on si %Sp pF Hmooa asS6i
for s1 months.
PAY NO ATTENTION TO I'll TRUST FAX STORIES.
Every ID day , the oil trust mss,n through Ugh t hsdns dlT tGs IID dGse gt%
GS93@erpessthy f f the oil h s2pst * ED sG@Il that iGifyftSf. the no qsan keep pse COMING aine
SE S.sis sam a + to- ok rshhaS our nRS 5Ss iI nSsS viii BE bu Tb ossa5 5sTTis.
f fS5if0 gu avg wills lies r Fsefr inEss Ts%st s !e Ss i Ky sto Sad you SSat w iss them
s4eO, 900 CASH ALREADY PAID IN.
P9i5HT % of nd aSs 1 bSof S9P By S nsari So seRsn tS Eoa SS 6G satSossEfold dns
g. 60 ,s s$s'f T s';:suSs r. : :sSS% ;sc !. q AZ! , $$S;!s e a. x inSSssifS': has "a fi' "efss So
ONE MILLION DOLLARS CASH AND TEN THOUSAND
STOCKHOLDERS
VIII be ,b back Of this hs sq%p9TP Ses inside has5 Of -four m %Sn nsD " tyd ith th anS
i sfst!S ri. 4 .ig g. Mi MFI' Sc s gdns yd!sSb y4 pas se 500 SS5 b 5!4f share. By Bt 'ass
~ '"' ~ IN CONCLUSION. ,
com 5ss essaI Ha5i a%Es Of e s4di iiG%RsH' j !. tel tTne n IlRs!s s dsIl4 q
Par value Of the stock is : 90 Per share; stock Is non-aS S
draws the same amount OF dividends as any other hssar share rA 4
men at the helm of this company IppI Y are the same ~ noT as on the
faith in the bright future Str Of the company and the stock offered offered
who buys at the present price, There is a chance that AZ the , STICK
on the other hand il it even goes tSS siGo per {, share Ifnt it WI ne Sest
However. back Of al this. every man who Joins US. as 1ebbofe
invest with us, but you should send draft or check by return
For further information. write or wire
the UNCLE SAM OIL COMPANY
or II. II. TUCKER, JR, seo'y, Cherryvale Kas. -