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, 1906-02-12

Washington, Feb. 12.-Although this
is Lincoln's birthday, and is very gen
orally observed, the banks and most
of the public offices being closed, con
gress convened as usual at II O'Clock
and began what promises to be a very
busy week of five days, for it was de-
cided this morning to adjourn over
from Friday, In honor OF the wedding
of Alice Roosevelt, which is to take
place at the White house at high noon
on Saturday. Upon converting today,
the house settled down to considering
the District of Columbia business, and
as to whether wife beaters should be
given the whipping post. The debate
is likely to last all day.
In the senate, the rate bill was due
for consideration, and Senator Lodge
is down for an elaborate speech this
afternoon.
Senator T1llman OF South Carolina
made an effort to secure an ~investiga-
ton OF railroad conditions in West Vir-
ginia, but it was deferred for the time
being.
The ship subsidy bill is to be taken
up tomorrow and will be voted on at 5
O'Clock Wednesday. The next morning,
Thursday, will come the real fight of
the week, n it will be on statehood.
Senator Beveridge said today that he
is quite confident the measure will
pass, very much as it left the house,
put Senator Foraker seems to think
that there is no question but his
amendment giving Arizona opportunity
for separate vote upon admission will
meet with success 1t looks today as
though the test OF strength will come
upon that amendment. OF course, if
it passes, ne statehood bill is practic-
ally killed SO lar as Arizona and New
Mexico are concerned.
, 1906-02-12
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The council was called to order in
adjourned session at 1855 Saturday ev-
ening by Mayor Mckee, with Council
men Beemer, Johnson, Phillips, Rog-
ers, Soderstrom and Spicer, Clerk Ty-
void, Marshal Sigman and Attorney Nc
Murray present when the clerk called
the roll.
An ordinance providing for a special
election, pres Gnted by Councilman Phil
lips, was read by the clerk. 1t provides
for a special election on the goth day
of March, 1906, for voting upon a prop
~osition to issue $4,000 for rebuilding
the water works system, designating
the polling places and preparation OF
ballots. $n precinct No. l the election
will be held at the city hall, in precinct
No. 2 at the court house, in precinct
No. 8 at hose house No. 2, in precinct
No. A at the East Side school, in pre-,
,cinct No. 5 at lit Thornburgh street
and in precinct No. G at house house
No. A..
The ordinance was placed upon Its
final passage at S:45 and passed by the
following vote: Ayes-Messrs. BEEN
er, Johnson, Phillips, Rogers, Solder
strom and Spicer. Noes-None.
1t was then signed by Councilman
Spicer as president of he council, lat
, 1906-02-12
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE

The offices were closed today.
No business was done in the district
court today.
The flag was floating at the court
house today, on account of Lincoln's
birthday.
Sheriff Reals was a passenger to the
western part of the county this after.
noon.
By the decision of Judge Carpenter
at Casper, it is presumed the sheriff
will be required hereafter to turn the
fees for inspecting horses over to the
county treasurer.
, 1906-02-12
Rolling Mill Notes.

The oil tank is being moved into
place.
The frame Of the new warehouse is
being raised today.
A carload Of bricn for the furnaces
arrived this morning.
Workmen began excayating today for
the foundation for the squeezer to be
placed at the end 0 the big roll train.
Workmen this morning started on
the furnaces Tor the bridge bolt mills
Another bridge bolt machine will be
added and the furnace will be double,
furnishing heat for both machines.
, 1906-02-12
Railroad Notes,

Twenty-Five cars of cattle arrived
unloaded here to be fed. Six cars of
cattle were loaded here by a local
shipper.
A. H. Rink, supervisor of bridges
for the Oregon Short Line, with head
quarters at Pocatello, passed through
the city yesterday, en- route to Denver.
He was formerly a resident of this
city.
Five engineers were tent from this
city yesterday for temporary duty on
the Oregon Short Line at P~ocatello.
The Beauty and the Beast" Opera
company passed through the city yes
terday, en- route from Denver to Salt
Lake.
Roy Payne of Hanna has accepted a
position with the contractors at Look
IL to run one of the steam shovels,
and will make Laramie his headquar-
tiers, his wife being here with her par
| ents.
Engineers Goats. Brown and Deuel.
left yesterday afternoon for Pocatello,
where they will accept a temporary
duty on the Oregon Short Line.
Two more engines for the Southern
Pacific passed through the city this
afternoon, en- route to Ogden and
points beyond. One of them was fitted
up for the attendant who had a stove
and desk in the cab and who was as
snug as a bug in a rug. He will see
to the starting of the new locomotives.
, 1906-02-12
CHIEF OF ORDNANCE HAS APP
PROVED SENATOR WARREN'S
REQUEST FOR NEW ARMS
FOR UNIVERSITY.
Expected Change viii Be Made in
Time for Fall Term of University
of Wyomins-Birthday of Miss
Alice Roosevelt Celebrated With
Dinner at White House This Even
highland Restored to Entry.

. Washington, d. c., Feb. r. c
g General Prosser, chief of ord g
9 nance, has approved the request 9
. of Senator Warren for the ex- 6
Q change of Springfield rifles, used 9
g by the University of Wyoming 6
. cadets, for Krag-Jorgensens. 1t C
g is expected the exchange, may be G
G erected in time for the fall term G.
Q of the university. G
9 9 G 90 oGo 10000
, 1906-02-12
REACHED HONOLULU
FEBRUARY SECOND.

Prof. Henry Merz this morning re-
ceived a letter from his son, Lieuten-
ant Julius Merz, of the Philippine
at 8 o'clock on the morning of Feb
ruary 2, and was to leave that after
noon at 5 o'clock for Manila. Lieu
tenant Merz is greatly enjoying the
trip. He was not seasick on the voy-
age from San Francisco to Honolulu,
although for three days the vessel was
in severe weather.
, 1906-02-12
WONG FONC DECLARES
TROUBLE IS COMING

powerful, i%mplacable, cunning and I'M
scrupulous Japanese egging the Celes-
tails on. Its only the beginning of
things" the senator said. I'VE must
take warning and be prepared to de
fend our interests. Root and Taft must
have money to arrange for the cam
paign. | think our protection of Amer
lean citizens will necessarily have to
be done by force. We must have troops
ready, for we may need them at any
time"
, 1906-02-12
LITERARY SOCIETY HAS
ITS FIRST MEETING.

The Woodland Literary society OF
Woods landing was formed Friday
night, when a constitution was adopt,
ed and the following officers chosen :
President-Webster Berg.
Vice President-Lillian Stroup.
Secretary-Cora Sodergreen.
Marshal-Susie Porter.
Janitor-Frank Mcdonald.
The society will meet every two
weeks, on Friday evening, the next
meeting occurring on the night of the
23d. An excellent program was rem
dered at the first meeting last Friday
night.
, 1906-02-12
Want Fast Mail Alliance

Sedalia, Mo, Feb. 12.-It is reported
here that an effort is being made by
the Gould n Missouri, Kansas and
Texas systems to form an alliance to
secure the Southwestern mail con,
tract. The plan embraces the bring.
ing of the mail by the Missouri Pacific
to Sedalia and thence southwest over
the Katy" Local officials went to
st. Louis today to discuss the time
card.
, 1906-02-12
BIC PORTLAND FIRE
CAUSES SIX DEATHS

midstream to escape the flames. The
fireboat was moored but two blocks
from the fire and could do nothing.
But two of the bodies were identi-
fed, those of Louis DAILY and Nate
Young, stablemen. Before dying DAILY
said his wife and two children had
burned to death. They were saved,
however, though badly injured, as
were ten others. The police estimate
that the death list will be ten.
, 1906-02-12
WILL PROVIDE FOR

The Union Pacific has
here today surveying for a large res
ervoir up the river for the gathering
of ice during the winter. The new
plan provides for the following III of
a large pond along the river bank,
%obviating the building of dams across
the river, where water will be stored
and the ice harvested. Young John
Allen, whose father is a resident of
this city, is with the party.
, 1906-02-12
COLLECTING CATALOGUES OF
GAS AND OIL ENGINES.

The mechanical engineering depart
ment of the University of Wyoming is
making a collection of catalogues and
other literature of all gas, gasoline and
oil engines manufactured in the United
States, and it already has a large col
lection of literature about steam en-
gines.
, 1906-02-12

top of the market; the pea fed lambs
averaging seventy-six pounds and
bringing S6.95. Prof. Morton believes
cumstances will make a better show
ing for the pea fed lambs"
Mr.. Morton says MI. Knight declared
the experiment station lambs superior
to any that had come from Colorado
this season, making better mutton and
selling for better prices. The expert
ments will be along the line of those
just concluded, the present sale giving
the experiment station officers some
pointers.
, 1906-02-12
Land Restored to Entry.

Washington, D.. c., Feb. 1.-THE
secretary of the interior has restored
to entry under the public land laws,
which were temporarily withdrawn
from such disposition for use in con
nection with the Shoshone irrigation
project, Wyoming, in sections % and
%, township SO, range 101.
, 1906-02-12
Feeling Growing Very Bitter.

London, Feb. 1.-THE Telegraph to-
day has news from China that anti
Christian and a%nti-foreign riots have
broken out in Annoy, where the feeling
against Americans is very bitter, and
the situation is hourly becoming more
grave. Japan has formed a southern
squadron, and is ready to TAX. prompt
action, if necessary, in behalf Of her
British ally.
, 1906-02-12
FOUND GOOD PROSPECT
FOR A NEW ROAD.

Commissioners C. H. Jones and
James McGibbon returned Saturday
afternoon from the Millbrook ranch,
where they had been looking over a
proposed new road, and found where,
by building about two miles of road, a
splendid opening to the city could be
had, connecting two roads already ex-
listing, and that the new road would
not be difficult to open. The matter
will be decided at the March meeting
of the board of county commissioners.
, 1906-02-12
GRAND OPERA TO BE
HEARD IN LARAMIE.

We sometimes go to hear grand OPP
era in the cities, but Elmer Lovejoy
brings it to our doors. He today re-
ceived several records for his big
graphophone containing some OF the
principal selections of some of the
leading grand operas, and Is dellght-
ing his friends at intervals.
, 1906-02-12
Second Fire Within Month,

st. Adams, Va, Feb. 12.-The sec
end fire in a month swept the business
section of this city today, leaving only
one business block standing. Today's
fire consumed ten buildings and the
Baptist church, and caused the death
of Daniel Lewis. Loss, $4,000.
, 1906-02-12
Birthday Being Quietly Observed.

Denver, Colo, Feb. 12.-Lincoln's
irthday is being quietly observed. The
banks, the state house and court house,
the city hal and federal buildings, are
all closed. The Loyal Legion, will eel
citrate the day with a dinner at the
Savoy.
, 1906-02-12
Helped on by Japanese,

Washington, Feb. 12.-Members OF
the senate committee on foreign rela.
tons today said the anti-American cam
paign in China is receiving serious con,
sideration. He looks upon the out.
breaks as developments of the struggle
for commercial supremacy with the
, 1906-02-12
A TO RECEIVE
GRAZING PROPOSALS.

Forest Supervisor l.. G. Davis of Sar-
atoga in charge of the Medicine Bow
forest reserve, is today advertising for
grazing privileges on the reserve, the
bids to be in his hands on or before
March 10.
, 1906-02-12
RECEIVES PRESENT FROM
HIS JAPANESE ERIEf

Some of the japanese friends of DR..
H. L. Stevens this morning presented
him with a paper-made replica of the
Japanese flower kiky, something like
the rose. The flower is red, its rolled
petals being tipped with white, and
with a yellow center. The foliage Is
green. The flower is made of ordinary
crepe paper.
, 1906-02-12
Welcomed in the House.

Washington, D. c., Feb. 12.-Con-
gresham Longworth is fully recov-
cred, but he was pale as he appeared
in the house today. Half the mem
bers present formed in line to welcome
him.
, 1906-02-12
MORE MEN STARTED
ON THE ANNIE MINE.

Additional miners were started on
the Annie Mine, one of the wyoming
Queen group at Jelm, as the result of
the visit of the general manager, Louis
Miller, to the property last week.
, 1906-02-12
Wants Dragnet Investigation.

Washington, d. c., Feb. 12.-Senator
Tillman introduced in the senate to-
day a resolution calling for a dragnet
investigation by the interstate com
merce commission of the railroads in
relation to the coal industry.
, 1906-02-12
Will Bridge the Platte.

The construction of the line from
Central City to Stromsburg by the
Union Pacific will necessitate the
building Of a bridge across the Platte
at Central City.
, 1906-02-12
Company Made Defendant

The Union Pacific Railroad company
has been made defendant in a damage
suit filed in the district court at Salt
Lake by John Stagg, who asks judg-
, 1906-02-12

Presidents Maine Hunting Companion
to Attend Wedding.

Portland, Me-, Feb. 12.-Postmaster
Bill Sewall, the presidents hunting
guide, started to Washington today to
attend Miss Roosevelt's wedding.
, 1906-02-12
CONTRACTOR PLANNING
FOR NEW RESIDENCE,

Contractor Jacob Berner is today
making sketches for another new resi-
dence. the name of the owner. not be-
ing made public. The residence Will
be in the southeastern part of the city.
, 1906-02-12
Railroad President Dead.

Nashville, Tenn, Feb. 12.-John T.
Thomas, president of the Nashville,
Chattanooga and st. Louis railroad,
died today.
, 1906-02-12
RECESS FOR
WEDDING
WILL ADJOURN OVER
ON FRIDAY IN HONOR OF THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NUPTlALS SATURDAY.

Lincoln's Birthday Not Allowed TO In
~terfere With Work in Congress,
I'M District of Columbia Business
and Wife Beating Law-Fieht on
Statehood to Occur in the Senate
On Thursday-Washinston News.
, 1906-02-12
Trolley Car Demolished.

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. ia trolley a
for Whiting, Ind, was run down by a
Pennsylvania passenger train early to-
day. May Warfnell, Mrs. Louis Bacon
and Mrs. Louis Lucy were killed and
six others were injured. The a was
demolished I'M part of the train was
derailed.
, 1906-02-12

ment for $25 900 for injuries alleged to
have been received by plaintiff near
Spring Valley, Wyo, on December 25,
1905, while employed as an engineer
for defendant company.
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TIE rELAwARE bAILRol

TIE rELAwARE RAILROAD Co.
Dover Del, Dec n, lqO5.
ine annual meeting OF stockholders Of the
lit.NHe Railroad Co. will be held at the office
!. y. ls company In Dover on Thursday, the 18th
~ oi January 100 at IL clock O.. m, for the
gnol OF directors to serve the ensuing year
'.l I. loi M NE Transaction Of other bus ness.
uee4l'iisl2t 81. HAYS, Secretary.
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Hflp avantea-temals.

XKTARPERs-ON RIBBONS AND BROAu
w Silks Coed wages, steady work. Pine
lice elk Mis- Allegheny avenue and Boudinoi
street, Philadelphia. ian6-its
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ADtires.
70iiCE ELECTION.


|NTOIlcE-ELECTION.
fserT 'os the Prevention Of Cruelly 10 Animals
'viih held 81 its Office, No ! West Seventh
r,,eI. wilmington, Delaware, on Tuesday alter
mn. jan ary oth, 1906, az $50 O'Clock. az
'vfFA tine the election Of officers and managers
% arYe iof the ensuing year.
WILLARD HALL PORTER,
irsR secretary.
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.AOlllh-lhL AnNlAL MEEllNu Nr Ahh
IN farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
y ihe siaie Of Delaware will be held at the
|Nilningt0n, Del. on MONDAY, January 6tn,
|ittlti0 O'Clock a m, az which time an cleo
'to1 loi five managers TO serve three years VIII
|ltitd aud ihe premiums on all policies will be
'flyite SIX per cent interest on al balances o o.
3 utefs amounting 20 IS and upwards win be
ItI The agents OF the company are authorized
ioHosiEe ihe dues Of members and 70 pay them
neir interest ". A. LA NOTE.
decElH Secretary.
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lN TE -ILtiI ON.
~ National Bank Of Wilmfnrton1
Tie sr,,'li ,m'liimngton, Del, Dec. OH. 1905
rhs tnpe ulal meeting of the slockbolders II
PED al ~ ~ lne election of directors vill be
siy On. iore using house on TUESDAY. Janu-
lecQlr DctNeen tue hours OF ana d. m.
HENRY IRISH foeniar
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For SALE
SPECIAL BARGAINS.


s 100 5ss@. loii is feet On inches $ 8 issi
$50 5'a o5n '5iss SsaI pial sss5 Sn'H story '''l
$1,000 bef ala roo@s Sss' rsss ess' aoo Issd story
$1,000 sSiTs2e sIeI soo@s sHss rdS as.i ss IsS'A story
- OOO West Fourth street. near Tatnall 9
p~'CO rooms bath; rent. SIS.
O. oro CedTr and Franklin streets, 2 story
P~i - brick, rooms. bath,porch. severed.
S2 GS9 Ss is' p61ss 8sas s%sc EsRas
$500 sisiS SR Ss p6Ss ssss I'a1a
$500 asss rSiid il rooms, BASIN porch 'iTSi
Drug store and iwelllng, Lancaster
$4,000 room BAH, heater. . severed cas-
doctor
(wnshineton street near Thirteenth.
SS, zoo IL rooms, hath, porch. heater,
~S lsewered.
sos Sgsiasss siis i Ioo%s 5sih, severn
Many Of the above properties will prove proft
able Investments others are attractive as homes
Examine and submit Us your best ofier
We have many others not In this list
Full Information or list OF other properties will
be cheerfully furnished on request
HAWKINS & CO.,
janss, 7l2 Market Street.
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Rroposals.

DhOPOsAls FOR The COLLECTION AND
il Removal of Garbage ami Onal within the
CITY Of Wilmington, Delaware.
sealed proposals Will be received az the oflce
OF the Board of Hchlty, sixth and King streets.
until 30 p m, TUESDAY, January i6tn, iqO6
for the Collection and Removal OF an Carriage
ana Onal IN the CITY o. Wilmington ior thc term
OF three years, beginning February Isl. i9o0
The city viii be divided into four districts, as
follows;
Market aud south of Sixth street.
Second Distiict-All that part OF the city north
of sixth street ana east Of Market street.
Third District-An that part OF the city west
Of Market and south Of sixth street
Fourth District-All that part of the city west
Of Market and north Of sixth street
Specifications and blanx iofms Of bid with
bond accompanying the same can be had nt the
Office Of the Board OF Health. All proposals
shall be accompanied by bond with approved
security In the sum Of Eve hundred dollars
lsloo.O0l conditioned for the good faith Of the
The successful bidders will be require to give
bond IN The sum. Of two thousand dollari
(200000) for the faithful performance Of the
ADDRESS all bids to the Board Of Health OF
the C0llectio n and Removal o. Garbage
The Board OF Health reserves the right 70
reject any or all bids.
By order of the noard of Health.
PErkR w. IOMLlNSON. President.
Attest: William L Hamann. Secretary.
jan6,ioI2l5
CSEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
- by the Crematory Committee Of City Council
until January nth, at 7S0 O'Clock, p m. for the
collection OF the garbage Of the City Of Whining
ton for period OF three (8l years, commencing
February LIST. 1906. The specifications will be
open % the public in the Office Of the Clerk OF
Council on and alter Tuesday, January 9th. at
10 a. N.
All proposals must be plainly marked "Pro-
posals for Collection Of Garbage" and must be
address 70 ~ be Mayor and Council of Whining
ton" All proposals must be depo ,ited In the
box provided Tor this purpose, in the Council
Cnamn Der, before time above specified. The
right 70 reject any and an bids Is reserved.
THOMAS +. pOSrIES
jan56t Chairman Crematory Committee.
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IN -AfAllOh.
Ahe National Bank Of Delaware. !
The nrr. Nnmington., Del, Dec 9th. 1905. l
sertor 9 "a, meeting Of ,he stock holders for the
ouse an qIi,,eetors will be held at the banking
" hour. ~ 5,.ssDAl, January 9TH, 1905, between
: HENRY BAIRD. Cashier
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|NOnCE- ALL PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED
n not TO give credit to my wife. Alien X.
Nhklef after this date, december 10th, 1905,
q .he has lett my hed ana board and 1 will not
b feponahe Tor her debts
teseimi OSWALD II. WINKLER,
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VtRIlFlCATE OF DISSOLUTION.


The National Bank Of
wilmington and Brandywine,
Ths Wilmington, Del, Dec. 9, 1905.
|hrl MI nVhi NEE ting Of the rtockholdem of this
|ciy Is,.,.oe oe aeld at the banking house on Tues
|lhd n eaiy Y. 1905, between the hours OF ~ M.
lo .srvs M ,or the purpose OF electing Directors
OALEB 81. STEWARD, Cashier.
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Nv Wilmington, Del, January g. 1906
ne annual meeting Of the members of the
hev Castle louuty Mutual Insurance Co. will be
ted q The once Of the company, No. Coz Mar
~ street Wilmington, Del, ON Monday, the
i9l INST, az 10 clock a. m. for the purpose OF
teelng I'VE 20 mem hers to serve as managers
4 ihiee I'D years, ana for the transac ion Of
ll.l o'hel business as may come before IT, The
loNs Will oren 40 10 O'Clock q. m. and close az .
m All policy-holders In this comrany are
slilea % vote. SAMUEL 6. CLfANtR.
Nuahu Secretary.
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State of Delaware, !
Ohice Of secretary Of State. I

ONCE Of Secretary Of State
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
,,i',, 70 az to whom these presents may come,
-e,sleiea, ll appears to my satisfaction by duly
s.i.ealtaled record OF the proceedings for the
,a'..iA.All ois oluton thereof, by the consent Of
r-n-es r,ne s.oeAholders depos ted I'm ny ulilce, the
e l.nelon Fibre Company, a corpofauOp Of
ii.-s..,e s..,e whose principal Office Is siiuatcd az
s. ri-..-tn aud Union streets in the city o NIL
e,.s 'ggli county OF New Castle, Stale Of Della
-. 49, wilmington Fibre Com pauy, being agent
I. e.s.sanu anu ln charge thereof, upon whom pro-
fai,,.al oe served has compiled With the re-
ff.-slelA Of An Act providing a General
.i,reasuon Law" amended and approved
s is,stl Q, A. ID. 1901, and amended and approved
|iaBlr. Il, y. A. D. 1908, preliminary to the
4 -, CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
!, vSs w. therefore, J. Joseph L. Cahall. Secretary
IN ny. oi tne state OF D elaware, GO hereby GER
|Isssr. tle sald corporation did on the twenty
4 49, : Any OF december a. D., 1860 hlo In the
trfin-u ulig executed and attested consent, I'm
.trserssiii " lne dissolution Of said corporation
i'i5 ~. ~ all the stockholders thereof. which
rlo-ssse sell ana the records of the proceedings
'flovieeS' aie now on file in my said Office as
'u 4esNmony Whereof. ] have hereunto set
4 sr,,1 KY hand and Official seal at Dover
l ,ils lWeniy-second day of December. in
,le ear OF our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and five
ds,9s., JOS L. CAHALI.,
- Secretary Of State,
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siinaiiuns syaniea.

WouNe MAN sTENoGRAPHFR 10 DT-
as.e atn.7 fo.iuon. Address n ],
lHlooH Every lYening On.ce
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Union National Bank.

Mn..'.l NuAAouAl BANks
The nnr,,. nnlneton, bel, Ice SIN. 1905.
tlectrn oi 30 ~ ueeilng OF stockholders Tor the
ltntn- Nlne directors will he held al The
itiHern ibsoosse iOEsDAl, January 9th, 1906,
cte6lnr,' r'e hours OF u m and 2 M IN.
j. NhtslEk GIBSON. Cashier
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The National Bank of

Wilmington Del. jan. 2, 1870
Ths HotIt Of Directors has this day declared a
umiannull dividend Of 6 per cent payab on
demand. cecks will be mailed.
t12d CALEB ~ STEWARD. Cashier