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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-16

We are glad to report that Mr..
Sims Easterling who had a bll-
lious attack that put him in bed
is back at his post at the post
Office.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-16
Remember Your Dead.

We invite special attention to 81
advertisement Of the B~cnncttsvir
Marble Works in this paper. Call a .
see samples, or write them.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-16

- The Colcy Il Russell Shows
and attractions. which were at
Durham last week, are here for a
week, at the Mathcson lot.
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Or IOwn GorveYnm ent.

MAYoR--P. A. Hodges
ALDERMEN-W =. Breeder. Jr. o., 3
Uhafin, A. G. Sinclair, E. Powers.
CLERK & TRANSPORTATION Nc
Laurin. Office open daily.
PoLtoE-W Il Kelly. WIN Atkinson
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-16
SIIISS,

SILKS,
5Oc Silks, suitable for Waists, lin
ings or dressing sacks-c,ushed price
2lc. Sale starts Wednesday morning
al 8 O'clock.
G.. B. Croslaud Go.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-16

1000 YARDS Sea Island 7c, value
crushed sale price &c.
Sale starts Wednesday morning at
9 o'clock. G.. B. Grassland Go
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-16
Going Away for Awhile.

Mr.. JAMES w. SMITH, for many years
the courteous, efficient and popular book
keeper for Mr.. {. $. Mccall, and now
Il Of the leading Insurance Men of our
tnANM lnE ,rnlmncAn- n.n..:..r =. ~ =
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-16

Sumtcrs New 49, 900 Court
House is nearly completed.
There are four candidates for
the Office Of Mayor of Darlington
and nine candidates for Alder
men.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-16
Presbyterian Services

Presbyterian Services
The Presbyterian congregation
will hold their Sunday school and
morning service next Sunday in the
hall adjoining the Hotel Skye All
are invited.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-16

DOES YOU HOUSE LEAK
II so d L. DIXON will give you
a close estimate on repairs, or if
yOur roof is wO"uout aud you
WANT NEW TIN ROOF paint
ed and ready for the hard beat
ing rain, you had bettor see him
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-16

Mir. Maxcy Strauss took ny ..o.-D +.
and he has never failed yet.
g& Fresh Mackrcl at G.. IT,.
Moore's.
s8~ | am now prepared to
furnish homo made Meal and
Hommy. G. Il, Moore.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-16
The Newton Pills

Those great blood and liver
regulators are known over
Marlboro. For the convenience
of his customers he has left a
few boxes at this Office where
they a get them.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-16

blankets at Crushing Reductions
1925 and 100 Blankets crushed to
98c. Crushed price sale starts We'd
nesday. at 8 o'clock.
C. B Crosland. Co.
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CLIO NOVELTY
Manufacturing Works

eNHE Business recently known as the
q, CLIO NOVELTY MANUFCTU>
RING co, will hereafter be known as
THE CLIO NOVELTY MHNUFAC-
TURING WORKS, with Il. ii. lVEY
sole owner and director.
The latest improved wood working
machines are being placed for doing all
kinds OF Novelty work for builders use at
living pricos.
Dot 23, l903.SS 80
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-16

Dtsta " aTlsAnisvI ItOINa nub mn
CURE9 COUGHS And COLDS
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THE NEW YORK WORLD
Thrioe A Wook Edition.

The Most Widely Read Newspaper
in America.
Time has demonstrated that the Thrice
a.Week World stands alone in a class.
Other papers have initiated its form but
motifs success. This is because it tells
1t impartially, whether that news be po-
litical or otherwise. 1t is in fact almost
a daily at the price of a weekly.
In addition to news, it publishes hrst>
class serial stories and other features
suited to the home and Preside.
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SAY FRED ROCK y
SAY IT PLAIN.

Tor Home Drinking CRED Rock"
] stands out among all other drinks
as an exceptionally pure high class
article. 1t is 80 valuable as an aid to
digestion, that mary leading Santa
RUINS order it in barrels at a time, for
the use of their convalescents and pa
tients. 1t is also a splended remedial
agent in kidney disorders and liver
troubles. l bottle various drinks and
cred Rock Ginger Ale" as the queen
Of all drinks.
Bennettsville Bnttling Works.
j @. HUBBARD, Prop'r.
June 10, 1906
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-11-16

Crushed Price Sale.
Mems $500 suits crushed to
$398. Sale opens Wednesday
morning, Nov Dist at o'clock.
G.. b. CroSland Go.
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D@5@ Kinghams Readable Han
Breakfast Bacon, Beet Hnms, Be
Tongue, always NICE and fresh
w. NJ. Rowe's.
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The following ieuuois iuinu.A oL-".l
for at Bcnnettsvillo PostoiIice
MALE LIST.

John Jhipp, JAS b. Thomas, Jcri
Tllompkins, Rev. ]. 7. Smith, Gcorg
Spears, Charles Arthcr, l.. c. Cool
Modcrt Fraser, Jasper Rhodes, Il. /
Roper Stcrlington Runin ]. A. New
berry, NJ. {. Coz.
Miss Hottie Mrs. II. V. King, Mi:
Miss Charlie Raleigh, Ida Dudley co
orcd, Miss Ever Mayors,
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COPPER. TIN AND LEAD.
steady incoming Of Eur opean Demands
for Electr olytic and Lake Copper.

The domestic market for prime refined COP
per IL active under large reauirements for En-
no can account. Few producer In We any COP
per for ,July delivery. and there is little avail
able for August shipments Two OF the larger
Western producers ara under contract for all
tbev can deliver to the 0rst of October.
prica. ara Arm with indications of an early
NO. Lake il held At ls,I mI for July
and Augnat EIec,rolytio ia Iss,aIskc.
Prime casting grades of copper. for thirty
day, delivery, are isllqlsLc. STANDARD cop
- - 49,. -. caE "a. Al foruarl.
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The Farmers Loan & Trust Co.
is, iS, 20 and 22 William ST., N. Y. City.

--
Coupons and dividends due In May are PAYABLE
a tthis o fhcc on and after May Isl, 1909. as follows
Btaddock Gas q Light Company.
Cedar Rapids Water Company.
Cleveland and Ma rlctta. Raj way Company.
Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern Railway Com.
Evansville Electric Railway Company Ia, Mtrc.
Evansville. Terre Hauto . Chicago R r. Co.
'EIisabeth,oTH Water COMPANY.
Huntington Water Company.
lArchmont Yacht Club
Meridian Water Works Company.
Minneapolis Street Railway Company LIST A'es'
'&iddIetown Gas q Electric LlSh, COMPANY.
Mobile q Ohio Railroad Company Equipment
Mt vernon w.,er wors. connpsny
Mineral Point and Northern Railway Company.
N~orthwcstern Coal Railway Company.
ooS SisSa r Gas M Salfs Srlnfp Company.
omAhs Street Railway Company.
PPssnu"e syivsniS 0RstaIiirooad Com pany, Consolidated
Pea9asyiyan' Railroad Company nrs' Mortgage
Fi!!sSS.ft Cincinnati Chicago = 3d. Louis Ry'
Plttsbur, Young siown q Ashtabula RR. Co.
LIST Con. Merte. spet cent.
81. Louis, Cable L Western Railroad Company.
S SIssssSpr s " y = rt9 ! SsSin SG RSoo.'
wel'vl''s water S Gen ~ ,sSs,
oa''k''l Illuminating Z hSSs! Company
The ramers' Loan and Trss, Company.
Twin o,,y Rapid FRA Trsnsii Company. on Common
The Pullman Company.
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oo<>.
~ TRUST co -
90 broadway.
NEW yVDRH.

Coupons pa, BILE at this onire on and
after May LIST, 1909.
Now York cry -.
New York cry as.
New York CITY IS.
BAY Shore Union Free School District No. 1 IA.
Cedric Ditch 20. lat o..
Citizens Electric Co, Of North PlaInncld, N. j.,
lat So.
Columbus. Buckeye Lake 4 Newark Traction
GO. LIST js.
Dubois Electric 4 Traction Co. Collateral
Trust rs.
Fifth Avenue Estates GenI. So.
Fort Madison Water 20. Reg. Int. 81,
Lima OIL Co. LIST H.,
Marietta, Columbus A Cleveland X. r. Co.
let So.
Manhanset improvement Go. list s..
Nawburgh Electric Ry. 90. LIST IS.
NN"w River Goal 4 coke Co. Isl IS
New Jersey Steamboat 90. Consoiidated So.
Sorth Georgia Electric co. (Series h, list Ga.
Patchogue Mfg. 20. lat a..
Pelhaiu Manor Village of, Sewers ~.
Pere Marquette X. X. Co. OF Indiana LIST a..
Rochester Gas 4 Electric Co, Consolidated 5s.
Rochester, syracuse 4 Eastern II. r. Co. list "a.
kockland Light y Power 20. ist SIS.
Rocky Mountain Loal 4 Iron Co. list 6s.
Safety Insulated Wire 4 Gable o. LIST O..
San Francisco COX" ~ Gas Co. LIST 81.
Sing Sing Gas Mfg. TO. LIST Is.
Southern States Land Co. lat "a.
Southern States Land Co. I'd o..
Watervliet hydraulic Go. LIST On.
DUE MAY 18TH. 1909.
Hammondsport Village on, n. Y, S..
Lambs tThs). Registered Interest s..
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THE COTTON MARKET.
Prices tp F.ngiand's Rayenous Demand
Giles Crop Report Rather Hearish
Some Alay Notices.

II was a bull day. so far as II went, Liver
pool advices being bullish not only as TO prices
but in the matter OF the spot business there,
the Stock Exchange was more cheerful, the
estimated receipts at the Southwe est for to-
day are light. heavy rains fell In parts Of
that section. the spot situation was still
strong. spot interests we're apparently buying
and leading bulls still gave moro or less sup
port. though they sold some May. These
things Offset the fleet OF q very favorable
Texas report In the Journoi Of Commerce
and the statement OF X, NJ. Giles to the effect
that the area planted over I 0 entire belt
Is DO per cent. against 3s per cent. last year,
the acreage 81 per cent. larger aud the fer
tiliZers Is per cent. larger, May notices were
issued for 5000 bales. but this hardly pos
sessed more than passing interest.
The speculation continued to be confined
70 say nothing OF Ike fact RS'nt chat at pr pTIcs ss'S aas sls
"a 6 6als ,b siS stssr t hsnd a gsar ago h.. .n,,.u..
spo. saIes n liverpool q is'Soe IS sioaa ga2;
demand. while the reports from Mauohester
Interests 6o a'St@ SMissv'" ana s ,slE0t Jnly. P sPSs
'@' !. f. N feff : e Z e Co. aG ssIa; me sr 2RsD asIae..
shows the apathy. or sceptlclsm Of OUT
s lid :. IL regard to tie attraotLveness Of
proposition under The existing condition.
we, however, believe that after the com
plloated speculative post ion Of Wall Streets
up, prices will improve somewhat, as The
bull cliaues are holding on to their bnllish
position In the May option and hay e got to
do something sooner, or Inter In the way OF
manipulation In order 70 make q better
holdings. Al the same time nearly all the
new crop options are oversold. Therefore,
ton to take would be on the bull aide and
ff aE md paarghsse s,r on ALA all 1oft spots. but only
ton and outlook become, more reassurlng
for the DEVELOPMENT OF bull speculation,
Price, brokers cold May and bou ght July,
MSEaddsn brokers bought May and sold
Springs. Ware and Moore sold. "'
Henry Clews d Co. said: "Ths statistical
position continues TO favor the bull side and
NE N, de,h an.s, FROM The s%pinners here and In
tain a good premium above the contract
side speculotors have naturally bean dis
Sonraged ~ recent events from .ent erine the
sl!onaIs or tho trade Still adhcre to he ttTeeory
that no great, decline is lilSei On account OF
the, continued strength OF tho spot situation
and the difficulty experienced In securing. de-
sirShis sraIss OF cotton In any OF the markets
been generally favorable sy6"pt that rain is
needed In parts OF the. Atlantic. coast States.
While u is now generally conceded that pros
poets are much better than was toe oase a
tIs CRITICAL period for the crop L. still before
p. enS the usual orqp soares may be expected
Cotton sn the sp9. adyanced,s points. Mid
6 eGlssi " ana OUT aiffa1 lao'. . assin, IT, s',S gear New
Tine receipts were as fOllowA.
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f~ee,uf~s N the NnasAst its stfsastk vas
asefiHed hneiBly " che probaB'ity that ths
dividend wonid eSt hing femslh On ne basis
apparently established ~ ths fereht deriafa-
slon " ! pef cent ~ half fhe quarterly rate
shlob hae been raid heretofore fhe ihsyfs
Sas that even " Tho faiuctlon In iha ptitS "
saa 10 ~ cents should fesnit IN q considerable
hoes " profits IN that department. NJ Tho eorn-
hahg's business the large earnings from
elcTttir llshtlnN. NJ part NJ Witch has here
tofofe htei distributed, could he dtawH on
10 ~ etteht snhicie 4 10 Justify an anaua
distribution ~ al leaat q per cent Oh Con.
solidaied Oaa stock. A good deal ~ The
buying seemed 70 come from tho shntft,
although evidences Of accumulation by .hot,
interests we're not waiting on iNHI weeks
decline This accumulation had 80 far ~.
duc~d the floating supply thai whom me bears
tried TO cover they found the operation by ho
means easy
II vas recalled that on their return from
their Faster holidn Va London brokers had
found q Substantially higher level for AmcTl-
eat stocks and there was quite n little angr,-
latlon a. 10 whether they would not find q
somewhat similar cOnditiun ut anhirs on their
return after ttc May day holiday.
" incidents In the copper market, II was
mentioned that a large company mannfactur-
inR an important line Of railroad supplies had
bid ~ cents for q good sized amount Of the
metal for June delivery. hut had been unable
90 secure any, and that the 9 enernl Electric
Company would soon put 1000 additional
men at work in ~ rittSfcld rlant. implying
a greater Use OF copper by this concern.
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WELLS FARGO SURPLUS heap.
.yoTHHOI BFRs y ma " tVT ~HS
DIsGINg FOR FsGfA
s.vsns,n Ps-iar eat ~ sesfss fhs, tive
Hst,imss Hls FWu N 'se'"'" Sc ~
gssprf,s Fepsess tSHtFfe' ~ WV
"A ,ssss 1smpEWf's Itssat Ps"ef'

rs.- s..YHrrs n Wells tItt'
SO. .utaffsfsi Iu frr ramt nan ~ irt,e
D.. w,.tssurri No. IHfifre est'i hvt'HriS
=. tt. 3D.. .fu ~ tf 80 90 go HifphiH ~
,.t 1pt fu fhr tlrpn'lan 'n l"rI ~
u,rHmtr. brIs htl a'to'u"vs
- .rrlaos Information wsariinn w"
U.a.,.., n mo surplus NJ" maana' IN
sblsb w. tt,.Hpsn a%rrire'i g'n'to' ~ 'he
srmrsrv ,rI o'het fsc's ~ W'"'""' v"
ttam
a,,,ibstp ft.iNr Rslf,tI r1'uptiaine o'~
n ~ rrs sniIw capitalization u eon-
sp,oups M. cvef 10y which NJ Har1HHan
,~.,,,,ls ,bn .umpsuy care 10 h,fn Whsf' W.
u,,r.,t ,,otfaI ~ ths sUtihern Paniho Ahd
So. r.e ~ nao shava aiVen 70 tho
aa,,,h,,, Pacific IN tho Me- mo ~ COLTS v
u,,,t,sf., a. consideration fof 4 c%utltfaet
L. sepn ils SOUTHERN Psrthr. AMI Wele
ierro 49, Nv ths conirsN " sve,,heih
p,r,Rc dave tho etpfesa Cuupany et'Hhsite
~. ~ IL lines for twenty hve veaFa The
60 Al perasot market rates 10 worm
A ri IS. Iuf ths s~t0chhoh1ers have lhigt
,n,tI,n that In addition 80 the sipck lhe
srutham Pacific fe,@ivSd V"WN' W
oa.b ~, ,o,,r,o, we'll. Fargo
s~,,cLbnldsr sad Yesterday, Our cpmrany
b,d A Capitalization ~ bat b,OoIO COO WI
.h.n ,bn contract Wa executed TIE cepi-
,,i,n,i,n was Inrrva-ed tn $4,000, Very
likely nur directors did not want IN give
nway tho eni 10 cumIanY to the SouthsTh
Pacific and 49, rave the railroad only Two
thtrds ~ tho new iastIe, huntington Cef-
.tHnly drove n hard ha gan
~ m ~ 1000 = ares, the SOUTHERN
pnc,nc ha. def of over 100, and the
remainder were hypothecatrd ~, lses ~.
security fpr an issle Of cullsietaI trust =
per cent tou!s.
under Colorado laws, II ~ not Obliged To
repor, to stockholders. Verbal reports
haye boon made a. the annual meetings,
hui thew crasod with the verbal report for
1904. S.nco then no Information has 2
Furnished regarding the earnings.
said mo of the stockholders yesterday.
" make II particularly dangerous that II
should have a ing surplus The company
under its charter can do any sort OF bust
meas from running a sqliah farm TO hoating
an airship lne. II can do a foreign eN-
change banking business and n Tawnhrok-
ing business. and the manner IN which its
surplus may le applied IS practically un-
limited"
Par+ Of the surplus. Il Ia known, is in.
vested in stocks Of two banks, Wells
Fargo 4 Coz lank In thlscity and the
Wells Fargo Nevada National. A little over
n wear z Wells Fargo h Co. sold its banks
and took in payment stock in the %institu-
tions which secured them. The Nevada
hnnk acquiIed the company's bank in
San France AGO, which il a much larger instl-
tuition than he hank in this oity.
Some of the ant. Hartman stockholders
said Yesterday that Messrs, Stokes. Litch-
field and P1nerOy. TO whom the anti
Hartman proxies are being issued, have
occurred more pro Xies than they expected
months in Which to secure the additional
number necessary for control,
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philadelphia. April ssth. 1903,
the Philadelphia Company advises US that they
will place with US the Dividend due May LIST. 1905,
OH all OF the stock represented by the Guarantee
Trust q safe Deposit COmpany's receipts Is De.
posltary under a Plan and Proposition for the
purchase OF Philadelphia Company's stock By the
United Railways Investment Company OF san
Francisco.
Folders Of said receipts OF the Guarantee Trust
q safe Deposit Co. will please present the same AZ
the orices OF the Guarantee Trust d Safe Deposit
Co. and It's sub de positaries on May LIST or after.
for the pay ment OF said Dividend.
Certificates must be presented to tho depositAry
or sub depOsitary Issuing the same TO secure this
%dtkRANTEE TRUST d SAFE DEPOSIT Co,
Depositary.
Si6. is. 30 Chestnut Street.
Sub .Depostaries,
New York Trust Co, New York City.
Colonial Trust Co. Pittsburgh.
Alex. Brown 4 Son. Baltimore.
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NOV 1OTN1 NVTu 7, IVOUl
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of The
DELAWARE N RUDSoN COMPANY vii. be
hfsr A. R .hf onSS % ~ y SSH9 y S,r ln ,ne New hSi YYolf
CITY, on Tuesday. the Sh day Of May next for
the election OF MansgerS and tor sucN other busl'
The polls will open at y O'Clock noon. and re-
main open for at loeSt ono hour,
The TraAsirr books viii DO closed from the close
Of business Saturday, April ~, uBtn the morning
OF Wednesday. May Oh.
BY order Of The Board o. Mana GERS.
r. H.. OLYPHANT. Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COfYee quiet and LOwer-Metals Firmer
Provisions Irregular.

The coffee market was rather weak. with the
trading on q moderate scale. The cables were
disappointing and Wall Street and local
longs. dis gusted with the failure Of tao market
to advance. In some oases sold out. There
was more or irss LammerinE. to), Il" local
traders and a certain amount Of foreign
ceiling was reported.
The weather Ia Brazil was favorable and tho
receipts continued on q relatively liberal
scale, although the total arrivals at Rio and
Santos thus far this season are 1854. 000 bags
smaller than for the same time last year
and 5oe, 900 smaller tGan In the corresponding
period two years ago. Tho consu mption lie
admittedly large and q good decrease In the
visible for the month 10 generally expected.
In the narrowness OF the speculation. how
ever. bullsh features Of the situation count
Coffee on the spot was dun at &c, for. No. 7.
Futures closed UNCHANGED to s points lower.
Havre declined ,<f, Hamburgwas unchanged.
Rio declined 76 refs; exchange. Sgd, higher.
at I5Isd.: receipts. 10000 bags; stock. 1900,
Santos was unchanged; receipts, 10. 900 bags
stock, SIS. 900. Price, here as follows:
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ELECTIONs AND MEETINGs.

To the Stockholders o. II NEW AMSTERDAM
NATIONAL BANK of New York:
Notice IL hereby given to the stockholders Of
THE r AMSTERDAM NATIONAL BANK
OF New YORK that a special meeting Of the Stock
holders OF said Rank VIII b" held at the once of
said Bank at thu ~ N"r Of broadway and Thirty
ninth street In IN" Borough NJ Manhattan in the
City OF New York at u O'Clock noon on the i4tn
day Of May 1906, to eonsiiu and act upon the prop
osltiDn to inercas Sc the capital stock OF the said The
New Amsterdam National Bank from $500 600 TO
$1,000. ono. divided Into shares OF 500 each. subject
according to the provisions OF an act OF Congress-
approved May list, 1854. and to consider and act
upon such other business relating to the above
matters as may properly come before the meeting.
The transfer books OF this BanE will be closed
tan, dAys prior, to the day of messing. at 0 p. NJ,
md Win opon At 10 o'clock A. n. on the 18th day Of
Nay, ih06.
Dated New York. April u. 1904.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors, +
MILES NJ. o'BRIEN. -
r. O. ELDREDGR.
Cashier.
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INTERNATIONAL NICKEL COMPANY.

NOtToF OF FOrfth ANNUAL Meeting,
Notice hereby Is given that the Fourth Annual
Meeting OF the Stockholders OF the International
Nickel Company will be held at the principal once
OF the Company, at Constable Hook, Bayonnc,
New Jersey. on Tuesday, the 22d day OF May. 1903.
at eleven O'Clock In the forenoon. for the election
and tor the transaction OF any and all business
that mey come before the meeting. including con.
ton Of all contracts, acts and proceedings Of the
Board Of Directors or the Executive Committee
Stockholders. OF the Company on May Esd. 1905,
as set forth In the minutes OF the Board Of Direo-
tors and OF said Committee, which until the meet
ing will DO open to examination by .Stockholdes
OF record during bu sincss houa, at tho New YORK
The stock transfer books will be closed a. the
closs OF business on the 2d day OF May, 1909, and
Win be Teopcned AT 10 O'Clock In the morning OF
"Wednesday, My sd, 1905.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
$. n. T.. pELI. Secretary.
Bayonne. New JeLsey. April ID. 1903.
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metals The. tone was stronger. with tin
TN. advanced e S.. for spot, while futures
were unchanged. closing at, Elsa los, and
as. Sd. closing. at Cs5 %. cd, for spot and
fSs 70. cd. for futures, Prices here as fol-
lows: Lake. ls.5o@is 75c,; electrolytic. 1928
ais, 500; castings. lsmi Ia. $50; lead, 1000
SOC; spelter. 0.oSaQ Ice; tin. 50. s7h dso ,soo,
,pHoylsioSs.-Lard was quiet prime
American. $40. Pork was quiet at SIT 500
$l7.75 for mess, Tsllow, 6HmSHo: Butter
Creamery. nrsts, &c. Eggs-Western, hrsts,
and liquidation In May made provisions
slightly lower part OF the day. support
Improvement, There was a fair demand for
Investment from parties who eype I an up
turn az soon. as May liquidation Is completed"
Prices as follows.
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WInsIcv, Lsnlsr 4 Co., 50 Cedar ST., H.. Y OIL,

THE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND Ds
ARE PAYABLE AT L BANKING HOUSE ON
AND AFTER
MAY IsT, Ie0o
American Cotton OF o.. pebenture as.
Cleveland d Pittsburgh r, r. Co.. Gen. Mort. Bzs.
Cambridge City, Ind.
Connersvilie, Ind, School Fund.
Greenfield, Ind. School Fund.
Masslllon d Cleveland n. n. Co.. Quarterly Divi-
dend ess.
Marion, Ind, School Bonds.
Niagara Falls Power o., Canadian Don. on Debent.
series b"
Pittsburgh. Fl. Wayne q Chic. Ry. Co., list Mort,
~ bonds. Series az"
Pittsburgh. IT. Wayne d Chic. Ry. Co., I'd Mort.
7sb Bonds, Series H." =
Portsmouth. Ohio. Water Works a.
Rushville, Ind, Water Works es,
Starke County. Ind. Court House Go
MAY ATH.
Rochester. Ind. School os.
18TH.
Portsmouth, Ohio, City Building So.
A 18TH.
Columbia City. Ind, water Works. %.
Dearborn County. Ind. Funding Sc.
Noblesville. Ind. Improvement Bonds.
Posey County, Ind, Gravel Road.
Stsrke County. Ind. Gravel Road.
Owen 90 unity. Ind. Gravel Road.
A 2IST.
Mar Ion County, Ind, Refunding Shs.
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OFFICE OF
THE LA XXI SHORE MICHIGAN SOUTH.
Elm ia lIW Az % y

Cleveland, Ohio, kprl and. 1900.
Notice 10 hereby given that the Annual Meeting
OF the Stockholders OF this compsny. for tho cleo.
ton OF Directors, and for the transaction OF such
ing, will he held az the principal ONCE Of the com
pony In Cleveland. ohio. on tho FIRST WEDNBS:
being the 2nd day OF MAY. 1905. at 10
o'clock A N, The pofl will continue opan fof
one hour thereafter.
BY order OF the Board Of Dlrertora
DWIGHT ". PARDEE Secretary.