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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-07-01
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,

AT the solicitation of nobody, but
because / want the Office and need
the money, hereby announce my
self as candidate for County Com
missioner, subject to the action of
the Democratic party in the primary
The friends of MASSIAH COBB
respectfully announce him as can
didate for County Commissioner.
subject to the action Of the Demo-
cratic party In the primary election.
The friends of JOS. NJ. KELLEY.
knowing him to be :. competent and
all-round road MAJ, and capable of
filling the office ir every respect, an
nounce him as candidate for County
Commissioner, subject to the action
OF the Democratic primary.
hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the Office Of County Com
missioner for Oconee county, subject
to the action of the Democratic party
In the primary election.
EARLE w. LOWERY.
! hereby announce myself as q can
dtdate for the Office of County Com
missioner of Oconee, subject to the
action of the Democratic party in the
primary election.
]. BENNETT HILL.
At the request of many friends,
hereby announce myself a candidate
for the Office of County Commissioner
of Oconee county, subject to the DEM
ocratic primary election. Your sup
port will be appreciated.
(REV.) w. T. McALISTER.
I hereby announce myself as can
didate for the office of County Com
missioner, subject to the action of
the Democratic party in the primary
election. j III. ALLEN.
The many friends Of j. r. ZACH
AIRY respectfully announce him as a
candidate for the office of County
Com U,'ssioner Of Oconee county, sub
ject TO the action of the Democratic
party in the primary election.
The friends Of JOHN l.. CHAS-
TAIN hereby announce him as a can
Oconee county, subject to the action
of the Democratic party in the pri-
mary election.
The friends o. c. H. WHITMIRE
most respectfully announce him as a
candidate for County Commissioners
of Oconee county, subject to the ac-
tion OF the Democratic party in the
primary election.
l hereby announce myself as can
| didate for reelection as County
| Commissioner Of Oconee county, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
party in the primary election.
| j. l.. TALLEY.
hereby announce myself as can
didate for reelection to the Office of
County Commissioner, subject to the
action Of the Democratic party In the
primary election. j. l.. MILLER.
hereby announce myself as can
didate for County Commissioner OF
Oconee county, subject to the action
of the Democratic party in the pri-
mary election. e. M. DuPRE.
| I hereby announce myself as q
candidate for the office of County
Commissioner of Oconee county, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
party in the ensuing primary cleo
ton. JOHN NJ. COLLINS.
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office OF County
Commissioners, subject to the action
OF the Democratic party In the pri-
mary election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-07-01
The Remedy that Does.

''Dr. Kings New Discovery is the
remedy that does the healing others
promise but fail to perform" says
Mrs. e. r. Pierson, of Auburn Cen
tre, Pa. 1T Is curing me of throat
and lung trouble of long standing,
that other treatments relieved only
temporarily. New Discovery is do
confident it's continued use for a
reasonable length of time will restore
me to perfect health" This renown-
ed cough and cold remedy and throat
and lung healer Is sold at all drug
gists. soc. and 81. Trial bottle free.
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st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Walhn'la, s. G..
(Rev. r. P. Epting. Pastor.l

(Rev. r. p. Epting, Pastor)
Morning service every Sunday at
/ 1 o'clock.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
A cordial invitation Is extended to
the public to worship with us.
On next Sunday after the morn
Ing service, the regular quarterly
congregational meeting will be held.
1t is especially desired that all be
present. 81
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-07-01
FOR THE STATE SENATE.

We are authorized to announce
j. r. EARLE as candidate fCI re-
election to the State Senate, subject
to the action of the Democratic party
In the primary election.
We are authorized to announce
~ =. WERNER as candidate for
the state Senate, subject to the ac-
tion of the Democratic party In the
primary election. Jgls
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-07-01
Twenty-Five Cents is the Price OF


The terrible itching and smarting,
incident to certain skin diseases, Is
almost instantly allayed by applying
Chamberlain's Salve. Price, csc.
For sale by Dr., ]. w. Bell, Walhalla; !;
W. j. Lunney, Seneca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-07-01
FOR UNITED STATES SENATE

l beg to announce my candidacy
for the United States Senate in the
approaching Democratic primary, and
| respectfully solicit the support of
the Democratic voters of this State.
r. G. RHETT.
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CANDIDATES. CARDS. 4

Announcements will be inserted un-
der this heading at the uniform rate
OF $500, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-07-01
WILL HUDGENs LODGED IN JAIL

Walhalla, June 20, 1908.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
M BRING OUT L. p. BONDS.
1,eus of s50,O00,0OO May Be
Announced To-day.

-. ,c,r expected Union Pacific bond announce
u Ill he made within short time possibly to-
H rAe amount Of the issue Will probably be
-, a.o .s hiss been commonly assumed, although
,ossible that II may not exceed s25,0oo,eeo.
- or.-half o. the issue viii be taken abroad,
- he case with the recent issue of S40,ooo,oce
>, the Pennsylvania The delay in bringing
= =. Union Pacific issue is understood to have
v " 5re n q difference between Mr.. Hartman and
=. trs-s as TO the issuing price, the former in
- - 1-.a- terms as advantageous as those given
= p.-nszIyan!a but an agreement, it is under
,s,os has now been reached.
=. sbarn advance in stocks yesterday afternoon
-. .s,-i1,ed in large measure 10 the report that
r--io- Pacific bond issue had been arranged, and
.1 : considerable part Of the bonds had already
=, -rs,a5 the enactment into law OF the Aldrich-
-,f.-s currency measure being also a factor.
.sss of Union Pacific, about $4,000 shares, rep
-,,-ss nearly one-third Of the days total trans
,-,-s sr5 the stock made the largest net gain on
=. Iis--sis Toints-closing at 1s7is. St Paul an
,.5s- Hartman stock. made net advance Of A..
minis and -.eadng, SIS Other noteworthy ad-
ss in rbe active list We're 2Ts points in Southern
p.sc and Missouri Pacific, SIS in Northern Pacific
,r5 New York Central. 35s in Great Northern, in
7isyf1le E Nashville 3as in Baltimore & Ohio and
8. n Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
AMALGAMATED'S POOR EARNINGS

The report of the Amalgamated Copper Company
for the year ended April 80 shows net income of
Sc eS0557 compared with $14 5i 400 the preceding
year, the 190T-'0S earnings being equivalent to Al
per cent the Companys outstanding capital stock
Of S153 SS1, 800 After dividends there surplus
S52504l against 81 2S 5SS in the year before In
the year the iuctuation in the selling price of the
copper metal greater than at any other period
In the history Of the copper trade At the time OF
the last annual statement in May, 1897, there was
unlimited demand for the metal, the selling price
at that time being in the neghborhood of % cents
a pound. This demand afterward seriously
affected by the financial depression through
out the country. and in the early summer of 1907
it suddenly slackoned and afterward almost alto
gether ceased. The price of copper meantime
gradually declined, and in the last months of
the fiscal year the metal has sold at from l. TO Is
cents pound.
The business paralysis in the United States was
however, not fully reflected abroad and most of
the copper metal that sold in the market (and
this a large Quantity) was bought for Euro
pean account, the purchasers taking advantage Of
the low price of the metal to replensh holdings,
which had been allowed TO become depleted during
the former period of high prices. In February,
1905 the surplus stock copper had practically dis
appeared and March l, 1908, the mines of the
different companies and the Washoe Smelter were
again put into commission. and now being oper-
ated TO their full capacity. The increased occur
high grade in the lowest levels of the
mines controlled by the Amagamated Copper Com
pany and in the adjacent mines Of other companies
tends TO confirm the confidence which the COM
pany's engineers have always had in the future of
the Butte district. The companies owned wholly
in part by the Amalgamated Copper Company
produced in the calendar year 1907 from their own
and custom about 212, 900 pounds of refined
copper, of which amount the Amalgamated Copper
Company received the benefit from about l7s,ooOP
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
NOTES OF THE MINES.

A. q meeting Of the stockholders OF the orphan
Copper Conpanv. Of Globe Ariz., the following di-
Fecto-s were elected: Ezra E Bailey WINDSOR
Conn whC been Collector OF the Port at ttaIt
fo6 Conn. for the last twelve years and lS preSl-
dsli q the Z. Horton & Sons Company; FRANK
Rockefeller Cleveland. 2 brother Of John d ana
VILLAIN Rockefeller p 2. Greer. OF Globe, who IS
rce-presdent az The First National Bank, of that
CITY, A. 9. Smith. Globe, cashier Of the GloDe Na-
tGnsl Bank: Charles ". Clark. 2 mining engineer
fld manager Of the property, who has been IN
thE-se q mining properties in the Globe district
,r The last twenty years. and Malville ID. Chap-
fsl d son Of = r Chapman, of the firm of z. r.
laapfnan & Co. members Of the New York Stock
tEchanEe. II IS understood that two or three men
equally prominent VIII he added TO the board IN
lt next cay two The property OF the orphan
ofpsny Is next 10 that OF the Miami company,
ehch was recently bought out by the National
N'ppeT Bank people.
Tie Guggenheirns have finally abandoned the
rtet mining problem in Caribou and have given
y re Proposition q purchasing the Caribou Con
s+icsiec Hydraulic Company. This decision was
.sssaed after $4,000 had been spent carrying out
sl2 work for digging Of q series Of bitches and
e securing 4 water supply The Guggenheims
.s,e also paid similar amount TO the contractors
. " realzed from the contract to install the water
'-FP9' Which IN all was TO cost $4,000.
ne Mines Company Of America reports for April:
. earnings Sl1359o: expenses So. .405; net profit
-. -. Tae tonnage for the previous month was
...-s, and the expense ton Is 50, the lowest in
- history of the company. The customary divi-
ssle " per cent d month has just been declared
~ ue last six months of the year 1903. This makes
'"-si Of seYenty-tWo dividends declared TO date.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

10 s4 $40 n. at ss 76 cows. 116S ro at 81 49,
W. w. R Hume: HUI oul 1900 rD 81 Is: do. ess n. at
head local butchers and 4166 head f9r me ma
ket Trade and veas so 10 I5c higher put
Gn eGmes tx c5oce 10 to vsss @ seId at s5as7 > per Few
s. So b1tterniIk calves 25s4 50 Dressed calves 2
few at lie; country dressed at 6as]9c. zo
Hollis so veas ~ = n n aTsgaS sg e a. az $ 81
o So DO 12s 12s n n at at s. s. 90 90 Is do 10 ID al
"hs J & 20 curtis Ri SON xea ~ 70 at s. q 3ss $s 3 do
Sc So 12 do 1o5 n s. 75: 50 do 100 n at 81 % Al
oo jeie 10 Wight 200 yess 1a2 70 at IS 81 s = S n do
81 AnsreW 1s eTsTHTi ls We Tsais IS 81 81 1 Y
s6 e21. 50 do. 121 ~ at SS 'o' % ii H.
at Ne1son 2 yea 1s n aus 81 20 100 \, DO iss ss n -
Sasr@ks sS ss mi % 12s n los n at s s 80 20 ,s
NJ at So E s2 1S Bfeneaek II sa yas 127 ro at ST. 1's
mSeq w 90 ots m 81 veas i4s 10 g so 1872 DO 143 n at
7s5 7s dG 1s5 sd n 81 at vsais. s i.5 S 1ss
H. at 81 IA ro at So 49, do liz ~ at 50 '0
ssndes 1s1 n at 81, g y 25 - sel Z, % % ia ~
Tobn shannon So s vsals "a =, iSs s No. at % O. '0
lS 3D. az emHisson Company 81 veas 17s ~
at NSPSerson 80 ~ & Co: veal H. ST. 1OS ~
at Sc
SHEEP AND I4.MBs--Receipts were 6sls cars. or
49, cars FOR the mar,ei making with stale
were yii Slow and weak to oai5c lover mode
aev active and steady except for choice grades which
in liberal and fraction lower than the
of last week About three cars or
vearngs unsold to prime sheep sold at $50
81 ner 100 H. ordinary prime yearngs So 1OQS6;
common TO choice lambs. S6GSS Ia dressed mutton low
sdIOc II; dressed yeariings at lO1z l2'2cs
dressed lambs 12q l5c.
sales-Newton Co; 22i Virgnia lambs 20 N average
IL per n 246 n. s. 1213; 12s do, 6l
m at SIS 2S5 do m 81 20. Western yearlings
90 10, at So 70: Virginia sheep. % 70. at 81
Mcpherson & CO 25 Maryland lambs 50 n a. 2 s. lS
2s do 81 n 10: 12T 90 10 Ss 2O6 virginia
Il SIS 12s; AZ do. % n. al ss 26S do % 10
at so 10. at s. so. 81 Virginia sheep
40 n at 81 30 n S3 SO, Jersey do lO3 10
a $3.50 -.
n az s. s.; 4T0 do y 10 at 81 % gag 40 70. at
81 267 DO 81 So so 1877 Virginia do. IS n. al
81 621a; 27i do ID. s. so. % Indiana do 81 D.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
cutcAeo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

(,b;ca,o June 1-Heavy rains in Kansas and
5ro,,tb i'm Southern Europe caused strength TO-DAY
~ Tho local wheat market, the July delivery clos
ing at net gain of Ssc to sc. corn was up sc
Oats were unchanged tToVlSlohS "ele -72N " "
higher. :, M. o.
The wheat market was strong all day The wet
weather in Kansas furnished an incentive to nuy-
ers at the opening, and as offerings were Hshs
the market was further strengthened by reports
r.naating former claims of damage by dry weather
In Southeastern Europe. A bulge in corn also
caused sentiment in wheat. There was some re-
sction late in the day in profit taking but the
market closed firm. July opened &c to 14c higher
81 an1c 70 eOasc sold 901sc and then advanced 10
a11ac and closed at 9O&4c to 9O1sc clearances OF
u,baat and flour were equal TO 575100 bushels. ihe
amount on passage increased o4oUV ous1eis' an anu
thn ysihe supply decreased 1.254oO0 bushels. Pri-
-, receipts we're $4,000 bushels, against 7S6.oOo
bushels on the same day last year minneapolis
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF 3ol cars
against 26S last week and 04' cars one year
ago ,..u .,ora.;o,s
oarsed strength in the corn market. COMMISSION
nee we're the chief buyers and the selling was
mainly by longs Trading was quiet 1or the
raater mart of the day. The market closed strong
III onened shade 1sc and l4c higher, at s$sc
80 s71Lr sold at 67I4c. and then advanced to 66&tc
Tbe close was at 6s1sc and 6Szc Local receipts
we're 159 cars with 50 of contract grade.
oa+s were firm in sympathy with wheat and
- The principal trading in September
rbicb was sold freely by provision interests Cash
houses the chief buyers. july opened sc
lover TO &c higher at 461sc to 4c, sold up to 4sc
ard c1osed at 46s4c. Local receipts were 81 cars.
rrrode in provisions was active, and the market
as arn, all day. A l0c 10 l5c advance in nVe
hoge and the strength Of were the chief bullish
ianepces At the close July pork was up 21rc
at s13 72I1 Lard was PIC to &c higher at % Do ana
ee s7IL Ribs were Sc higher, at 81 421a.
t-stiro ated receipts for tomorrow; wheat u cars
onrn 24O cars; oats 241 cars; hogs, 10000 head
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
OTHER MARKeTIsY TELEGRAPH.

Chieago. June 1CATTLE- Receipts estimated about
12o0o head. market 1OQ15c higher steers S5GSz 80;
So 1884 so heiters SO 50S6 *: bulls. S4S IS:
HOGS-Receipts estimated about 81 head; Tnars-s
i2c higher choice heavy shtppng - eos5 7o butchers
sales s5 50a$5 so
Cincinnati June 1-HOGs 15c higher; butchers ard
and higher: fair shippers s. 49S6 80: common.
81 50gS4 SHEEP steady, 81 5ogS4 so. lambs steady
East Buffalo June CATTLE Receipts. 22So head:
snippinE So S6 IS: bItchers 5OG$e =
GS6 % cows S3 5OdS5 bulls 81 T5GS IS: stocSers
and springers S2Gs3 higher at $25Bs56 VEALS-Re~
ceipts 20oO head: active and 5sC higher; S5EsS IS
H6GS-Receipts 1880 head active and 1Oq2oc higher;
S. go pigs S4qS5 10: roushs s4aS4 co. So 5O9s4
daIries S. 5OaS5 SHEEP AND I4AABS-Rscepts.
is 4Go besd- sheep and heavy lambs
vsarInEs S5aS %: wethers. 81 T5aS5. <49Sf %
sheep. mixed. S2G$4 80
Kansas city. June CATTLE Receipts 900O head
including 500 Southerns: strong Toe higher
top quarantine, 81 thighes record for quaraurnel
choice export dressed ST 50S7 ., fair
feeders So 50x5 So sOdST Southern
cows 81 native s. 5OSS - native ,eifers
S. e5QS6 -: bulls 81 1OdS5 calves. So 50as6 SOGS
IL 600 head. market Zoe higher top - o. oui
Of sales s. 3SGSS 10: heavy. s5 5,sQS5 packers and
butchers 35dS5 So lg5. 81 GdsS 4S, pigs S4a<4 30
SFIrEP-Receipts. GOO market l0fOc lower. larnSS
ings 81 5QS5 Texas sheep So 759S4 so stockers and
Pttsbirg June 1.-CATrL.E-s supply fair: strong ara
higher: choice $6 T5dS7 prime, So 4OdS6 IS SHEEP
supply light stronG lambs, duh on sheep. prime
wehers. 81 S0dS4 %. culls and common s2asS lambs
sSdS6 10 VEAL CALVES, $6 50as7 = HoGS-Reestpts %
fair s.s aSsys ase ana s. s nsh Workers S 7oss u
pigs IS. roushs. 81 5cG$4 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

at 1880 o'clock, at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM
NOS. IA AND I6 VESEY STREET.
BY ORDER OF RECEIVERS
1876 shs. Metropolitan Surety Co. (od stock)
BY ORDER OF EXBTToFs WRGT EsTATpP asEp OF MARY '"
$500 Baltimore Ohio r. . r. Co. go West DiV} Isl
5000 1bigE S e y s r. r. ist Mtge go Bds
$1,000 Toledo MsIhonding Wal Valley & Ohio X H. 422'
$1,000 e Hs, St a s Gsn 5os N5s
IS 900 Wabash R r Co I'd Mtge. Sc Bonds. 1888.
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS.
80 shs Central Hudson steamboat co CO. do1emon pTefd
q shs Chesehrough Building Co.
337 shs Broad Exchange Co.
iS s shs Iarchmont fll5dai mt Y National Bank.
g s h ss EqIonial 2naa ad.x AT5gTan9s R3IiG19s Co Co
20 shs Westchester Bronx Title & Mtse Guaran-
g shs, HALEY Land & Improvement Co.
IS shs. Astor Trust Go: Data
10 shs, Ursine Coal Mining Co. common
% shs- Gandelaria Gold & Silver Mining Co
p p shs shs dfiabTfst T9nfins CSmPsny 53d PTsfd
rs ss @ GiIsh5ist toCo; CO. oRDg Power Co.
90 shs. OIL Fields of Mexico.
20 Orient Company.
50 shs Westchester i Bronx title Mtge.
shs, Fidelity Bank.
% Mechanics National Bank.
BY ORDER OF ADMINISTRATORS.
. shs. American Cotton Oil Co. Prefd
sh United n. J. r. R & Canal Co.
shs. United States Rubber Co. 1st Prefd.
shs Federal Mining & Smelling Co Prefd.
sh =. y New Haven & Hartford R. R. Co.
Exchange Bank.
shs, Central & So. American Tel. Co.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
4-64 the schooner Geo f. Scannel.
% shs. Century Realty Co.
100 Union Transfer Co. of Philadelphia
5000 Tezss iiss Paoihc R R "a Mge so Bds.
1000.
National Bank of Commerce.
/ sh Mercantile Trust Co.
3 Chic. Indianapolis & Louisville Pfd
200 shs. Western Mutphone Co.
10 shs. International Banking Corp.
p Metropolitan Trust Co.
30 shs. Citizens Central Natl Bank.
Natl Bank
> shs. Shore & Michigan Southern Ry.
100 shs. Gulf States Investment Co.
30 shs. Carnegie Trust Co.
so shs. wyoming Valley & Electric Co.
SO Montana r. r. 1st Guar Sc Gold Regst.
BIDS, 1887.
100 shs. Anagamated Copper Co.
100 shs. General Electric Co
United States Mtge. 6 Trust
- shs. Mortgage Bond Co.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
BOSTON STOCKS.
n.- z. rn ,cn II wal strtet( }
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

lo,, -N'iclsco' jung The official closing quota
-. ~ mining s1ocks today were as follows
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

at S6: 81 yearInss. SIS n. s6; KENTUCKY
do. ~ b Sc 1859 Buffalo Dc. 3 n at s. 6213: 50
Indiana sheep 134 n, So; 81 do. 14- 10 81; 8
Kentucy 12O 10. ST 80; 30 e5 n. 81 25; "A
do 1O7 n, at 81
Tobin & shannon 541 Virginia lambs. 81 n. az So;
255 do. 63 II. s. 75 1i8 Ohio yearlings % 10 at
10 yearIinE 120 50: do. n. at SO So
do. So n 81: sheep. 100 70. So; DO 121
a 81 10, 70, 81
s Judd & Co; 25s Kentucky lambs. 81 10 az 81 n:
Fred 1 kranz; 139 Virginia lambs. 20 70. Ss.
HOGS-Receipts were IS 1O,347 head. incIud-
ing cars for the market Feeling
New York State hogs sold at IS S0gs6 10 per 100 10
sales-S. sanders: 9 state hogs. 15s 70 average at
% 10 pen 100 H. 60. $50 n. at S5 so; roushs 40
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
FAILURES IN MAY.

.Rradstreet's" in It's next issue will say: There
were / JOB failures reported to 'Bradstreets' for
the month of May, with liabilities or 80 sZZI5 ana
assets Of sl4.336 I60. There is here shown in
crease of &c per cent in the number of failures and
liabilities two and one-half times those of May,
1907 Compared with April this year there is a
decrease of - per in the number of failures,
but an increase OF % per cent in the liabilities
Comparison of the May totals Of failures brings out
tho fact that the number this year is larger than
in any preceding May since separate monthly rec
ords were compiled, the number exceeding those OF
Nay 1897 and 1893. by respectively 46 and OIL per
cent while the liabilities the largest reported
in any Nav since 1888
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
AN sso0O,ooo TYPEWRITER COMPANY.

Albany june 1.-The Silent Typewriter Company,
capitalized at S. ov000o to-day filed its certificate
of incorporation with the Secretary OF State and
paid 5000 organization Common stock will be
$1,000 preferred ooO and So 10000 is certified
as already paid in. The principal Office VIII be IN
New York but most of the directors are Buffalo
men The same attorneys who filed this certificate
filed also that of ''Noiseless Typewriter Com
many" with $4,000 capital and many of the same
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
SUCCESS OF MEXICAN r. r. ISSUE.

I,son. June 1.-The issue Of the National Rail
rsy q Mexico's a. per cent bonds was offered
E.ruhsneously to-day in London and New \ ork-
Tie issue was exceedingly well received here
Thze were heavy applications for the bonds and
ihe dealings in The market were at a premium OF
u 70 Z, Der cent.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
rausE OF FALL I'M FRENCH RENTEs.

Psris. June The heavy fall in per cent
r.rfa. here to-day was due 10 the vote in the
Crsr11er of Deputies last week adopting the prin-
ri-is II The income tax bill by which dividends
fc-n rertes and al other French and foreign gov
s-nmcui bonds are made liable to taxation Ihere
g also ar intinstion that the opponents Of the
-s.sJre ara bearing the market for sentimental
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

$13, 3,75o,O00
National Railways OF Mexico
rERRoc
Prior Lien z4hQ5 Sinking Fund RedeemahIe Gold Bonds,
Maturing July t. 1857
ss s> s: 800: s an: s.: $1,000 = = i. ::: 81 : Coupon %
S United @ s % s Ps F s s s a s : rate & s s: s9s ss
% n %S % Anasa% rnans
% : % and % = , = : q: ST. : = : S @ ss
% sp ns4 % m 5aE ssp PSsEB OF 5s % M %
$ ] ] :s: :: Is ::e .::. {: ;: : ] &C. & ::
% @ = ssa a this sz ~ additional Bonds
ranking 9e e @ :9 % s # ] = % ; 4:::s s
as:"e": @ @ and National Railroad Company
Stocks % s ss s ss = = ] ~ n = : $:
S s9 @ @S % a5 7sssi al aa al % s
E : g: = 81: ;: viz: ] e. :; = @:5: s.
81; = e $=::: rs $:;: y: e;
r a :: g. e : =: T.:
: ] @ S sa sss ss sss=s =
@ l.; :: ] S ] 81 $ =ss:=z@ d: ] % = $ %
81 = := FL ;$ III $:;=: e: ~: ; : e: :::; x :@ 55
The undersigned public subscription s4%
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