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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-10-28
sooinTY.

One of the prettlest parties vi
the SEASON was the one Friday aft
ternoon, given by Mrs. Rush a
Burnside, at her handsome home
on Wand street. which was beau
tifully decorated for the occasion.
The charming hostess was as!
sisted in receiving her guests by
the following ladies:
Mesdames j A and Chas Stock,
hoff, Chasc Chris, Gus. and Rut
dclph Mack, Will Slaymaker, DIR,
Cromley, Fred Oromley, and the
following ladies from Fort Clifton,
Ohio: Mesdames Jno. NoCritte,
j True, Mrs. DR.. Gillard.
The afternoon was most pleas.
antly spent in playing six hand Gu
ohre, after which delightful re-
fresbments were served by the hos
tess and her sisters, Misses Joe
and Dana Burnside. Artistic post
oards, decorated With 1autamn
leaves and flowers, were. used fol
the SCORES, making,an appropriate
souvenir Of a delightful afternoon
Besides the ladies mentioned, those
present were:, Mesdames JohnnI
Written, r u Mitchell. Eli CreigRl
Geo Poffenbarger, Mary Bryan
Charles Filson; r P Liter Frank
Ellison. e McElfresh, john Chase
Mon Sheldon, Ed Burneide, j S
Spencer, 81 L Robey, E D Thomas
Lena Roseberry, j Friedman, N
Friedman; Misses Kate Stribling
Maude Kisar, 'Veva aHaptonstall
Josephine Howard,
Tuesday week Mrs o r MoCnl'
looh entertained the Sigma Delte
Obi Club in her usnal delightful
manner. The afternoon was do
voted to bridge, whilst, after whict
a delicious ohafing lunch dish wal
served. The guests of the olnt
were: Mrs e E Thomas, Missel
Kate Stribling and Josephine
Howard.
Wednesday. the home of Mr.
Manly Brown, at Hartford, wa'
the scene of one of the most thor
oughly enjoyable society events o.
the autumn season when Mr.
Brown, Mrs o w Petty, Mrs r J
Patterson and the Misses Knight
entertained with a large card party
and luncheon The lovely home
with its beautiful and spaoiopt
rooms, situated in the midst o.
fine old shade trees, was artistioallJ
decorated with ohrysanthemuml
and other fall flowers. A delight
full four course luncheon wat
served before the game was called
which was x.handed euohre
there being nine tables, The
SCORE cards were very attractive
being in the form of abook" with
the initials of the hostesses and
the date in gold lettering. ''
at the conclusion of the twenty.
seventh game four handsome
prizes were given the members
Mrs George Plantz, of Pomery, re-
oeiving first prize, a set of silver
teaspoons Mrs Besserer, of Mid.
dleport, a out glass dish Mics
Ebersbaoh, of Pomeroy, third
prize, hand painted cream and
sugar, while Mrs Horace Smith
Mrs j B Downing, Sr. Mrs r I
Stone and Mrs George Poffenbar
ger out for the fourth prize, 6
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SARAH BRANNoN.

If the temperance people of this
county are sincere in their opposi-
ton to license, then vote for
MoUoy and Smith. Both of those
gentlemen are in favor of abolish.
ing the sale of liquor in the State,
while the two candidates on the
Republican ticket are wet men,
nominated by the wet element of
the Republican party with the aid
of saloon Keepers money.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
COUNTY OF MASON, SS

Personally appeared before the undersigned Notary Public
Sarah Brannon and after being duly paid the tax ticket
$35 90 valuation which should be $3.50 W.
Barnett Deputy Sheriff. collected said The
ticket is fathers who dead went to the Sheriff
Mr. MoDermitt and complained of the Mr. MoDermi
offered refund the $780, but would not take it. After
considerable talk Mr. Barnett and refunded the 5000 He also
make The ticket had 50 80
$780, ticket the
of Mathew Bnnon for the 1905 The collection
made September, think 1906.
SARAH BRANNON.
Subscribed and to before this 14h day October 1906
j. M. BURDETT,
Notary Public.
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Tax.pay ers of Mason, county.
don't you think, It about time yoq
elected capable man as yotif
sheriff. One that you oan And at
his office when you have business
with him2 Onethat will paysmore
attention to business and less to
politios2 If You do. vote for Rut-
tenoutter.
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Vote for "honest Polk Dunn"
You can find nothing against him.
HE record as county commissioner
is clean. We need suoh man as
Polk Dunn.
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Tax payers, do you consider what
Auefit an able states attorney
would be to the countyp Then
vote for Wiley and get the best.
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Mason Long for assessor. He
seemsato have everything his own
way. Union and Cologne districts
are conceded to him. He will
come, to the Kanawha river with
over two hundred majority. A
better man for the place could not
have been presented.
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Vote for j. M, Burdett and Jas.
Helms for constables. Both good
men for the place.
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The Democrats undoubtedly
made hit in announcing their
contributions before the election
Whether the Republican promiee
of publicity AFTER the election
will be satisfying to the voters r.
mains to be seen.
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The Registrars Re-
ports filed in the Coun-
ty Clerks office show
1921 voters in Mason
County.
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IL is not necessary that any
one. buying shoes of. US
should know anything
about shoes. y sa 81
We do that for them
that is oursib business, and
has been for e "a q lii LIFETIME y ne
With opE .t shoes our our. cus'to-
mers buy our experience
Our shoes will never dis
appoint. They are right,
and if not, we will make
them right. Our guarantee
always means satisfied Gus.
toners, the best shoes and
the lowest prices.
This is a. safe shoe
store always.
]. FRIEDMAN & co.
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TRINITY METHODIST oHuRoH.
Wand street, between 6tir and nth.

Sunday School 9:45 a. m,
Preaching by the paetor mex
Sunday morning and night. al!
welcome. 15S Z
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Warmers oorsets, guaranteed
;ust proof, only at 3 B Sisler & Co
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Buy dress goods and silks at e
B Sisler g Cos.
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With the full dinner pail empty,
out Of employment, winter Dom.
ing on, rent due, stringeney in
money market, panic on hand ans
a large family dependent upon
him, the laboring men will think
many times before voting. FL
knows that the Democratic. part,
is in nowise Responsible fof these
conditions -
Tax. payers, wouldn't you like to
see a published stdtementof a'eet.
Element between sheriff's, showing
the condition of theputgoipR cher
IFS affairsP Then vote for .Rut.
tenoutter and you viii see That the
present sheriff has to make 9 set
Element and same will be published.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, U s., A,
REV. j. PATTERSON, Pastor.
Oakdale and Milestone LIST and 3rd
Sabbaths of each month.
Baden end Sabbath II a. IN. aud 7:3t
p. IN. Pleasant Flats, 4th Sabbath
II a. IN. and 1880 p. III. !,
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THE cHURoHEs.
oHR1sr oHURoH .
REV. J.no@ARD GIpnoSs. RECTOR.
Sarvioa at Christ CIhnroh toniph

REV.. HOWARD GtBBoNs, RECTOR.
Service at Christ Church tonight
7:3O O'Clock. ss3Hsi'lh
Choir prnotioe afterserVioS
X Service Sunday l1'a m and 7;SC
.p M -
Administration of the Holy
.Commuhion at S1lgo'olock sefvice
s:oone. and; Worship With hsss"
Z j sdt 81. ..ls. .sL2- ,1ahw ~on3
ii,f1aspRBsBYTERIANieHt ooiy
.isH3 sigs CARL, EABTH, PastouAw JOY
lSF Main street, between 9TH and 9Th SITS
be- RegularoapTeaohing seTsicesis q
Poih It Pleasant. next Shndaycmofn
ing at IL and in the evening a
$780, a.asUQiia iiio 81 paE.A
.sn. BAPTIST, cHuReH~o;. All
my. pYssaa;I aa. 10
Preaching, services, second .aRt
fourth Snndays II q m and Z 40 J
m. Sunday School every SpndJ
945. q m, A cordial imvitetiepui'
extended to all. ...l .,s04
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH.
Wand street, between 6tir and nth: e
o. NJ. PULLEN, PASTOR. -cit
sSnnila0 Snhool 9.45 a. m,
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ceredo Caletbu Ashland lon
BborvI, Milton Charleston
GI and other points mention They hay
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
WANT THIRTEEN -YEAR-OLD
CHANCERY CASE DISMISSED

Chancellor Nicholson this morning
heard argument on the motion made 10
dismiss the case of Boyd vs.. Morrow.
Robert W. IIarman and j. Harvey
Whiteman for the plaintiff and Herbert
II. Ward, Harry Emmons and A. B.
Cooper for the defendant. A legacy OF
5000 Is involved. Tho case has been
pending in Chancery for thirteen years.
during which time fully twenty-five law
yers have worked FOR n settlement OF
the law question involved Strenuous OPP
position is now being made by Messrs.
Ward. Emmons and Cooper to a dismiss
sal Of the bill.
The Chancellor this morning appointed
John P Donohoe trustee for William
Walsh who was declared of unsound
mind by a jury last week. An applica-
ton for the appointment Of Mrs. Walsh
as trustee for her husbands estate was
refused by the Chancellor on Monday
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
ARCHBOLD UNDER
A CROSS-FIRE
Questioned About Standard
Oil Trade in FOREIGN
Countries

NEW YORK, Dec 3.-John D. Arch
bold put the Standard oil Company on
record to-day as opposed TO tariff tin
kering' In one OF the most sensational
bits OF testimony CLEANED from the
present hearing Of the Federal dlssolu-
ton suit
In subscribing 70 tho conditions
which make II impossible for the Rus
sian oil producers 10 compete with the
Standard oil Companys product in the
United states. the witness ayerred that
the remedy lay I'm the Russian pro-
ducers' dfyn hands. since. by the re-
moval OF the duty. thus giving stand
ard oil free across 20 Russian con-
sumption. Russian producers could OBJ
tain like privileges IN the United States.
His neat little tariff speech, brand
Ing as "bosh" the talk OF favoritism
FOR the Standard oil Company In the
tariff laws Of the United States was cut
short by Attorney Kellogg. who pre-
vented what might have proved a thor
ough elucidation of tho oil trusts tariff
policy.
Tho attempt OF the witness to con-
firm his previous eulogies OF Standard
oil officials as philanthropists in the
conduct Of hazardous" business was
perverted by the iconoclastic probing
of Attorney Kollogg who drew atten-
ton once more 20 the inordinato divi-
dcnds of 40 per cent. a year and like
amount OF surplus earned each year
from the "ridiculously' small margins
realized by the trust
During the elucidation OF the rela-
tionship between pipe line carriage
charges and the current price OF crude
oil in various marketing territories, Mr.
Archbold' took occasion to denounce
the Interstate Commerce Law which
compels the Standard Oil CO. TO oper-
ate its pipe lines as common carriers
1T Is impracticable as unjust that
pipe lines should be operated as cons
mon carriers" he said. "Thcy are a
peculiar and necessary adjunct TO tn,
business as a whole and cannot b'
considered as a common carriery
The marketing conditions confront.
ing the independent producers develop
ed some very interesting mathematics
when a producer don't like th'
price you offer him for his crude OF
he has no recourse has he?" inquired
Attorney Kellogg.
"Oh. yes"
"Well. he can kick that's ALL" OBJ
served the interrogation
Mr. Archbold remarked that the pro
ducers got a better price III he could
or pump II into the Standard OIL tank
and hold it.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03

tracted as a result OF our splendid con-
ventlon, IL was felt that the money was
well spont and that there should be no
trouble about getting everything paid on.
1t was with regret that the Union ac-
cepted the resignation OF Miss Elizabeth
d. l<ates as city superintendent OF Inter-
mediates. Miss Kates has been doing good
work I'm the West intermediate Society
and we are sorrow not to have her SER
vices in the Union as well.
A suggestion was made that the En-
deavorers hold a Union watch meeting
on New Years Eve. A committee was
appointed to look into the advisability
of holding such meeting and to make
arrangements accordingly.
After the close OF the business session.
the program committee took crage. and
brought I'm the novel feature OF calling
for extempore speeches Of three minutes
duration, on humorously suggestive top
les, from seven OF the Union workers
present. No one knew what their special
subject to talk on was going to be unit
they came up front and received Il. and
the attempts 10 hll up three minutes
talking about il were very amusing. In
addition to this there were two charming
rectations by Miss Biddle. Those called or
were Samuel II. Reed. Mrs. Robert Gro
zier. Miss Margaret Foulk. II. Clifford
Sinclair. Charles f. Eastman, Miss Anna
S. Docherty and T. r. Beardslee.
The next meeting will be held at st
I.uke's Reformed Episcopal Church, sti
and Monroe streets. on Tuesday evening
January 5th, 1909. at S O'Clock.
News From the Societies.
The following officers were elected las
week in the West intermediate Society
President. Harold Sheppard; vice-presi
dent Mary L. Kates; recording secre
tary, Marion swayne; corresponding sec
retary. Elizabeth Peach; treasurer. Eu
gene Foster.
The Rodney Society is still keeping
up to their high standard of numbers ant
efficiency. one Of the novel things thes
wide-awake endeavorers did last montl
was to go m a body and give a ktchei
shower TO one OF their members who hal
been recently married.
The mission study class OF the Cenua
Society on last Monday evening compile,
ed their study OF "The Challenge Of TN
city" The members OF the class are yer
enthusiastic over what they have learne
and it is probable that they will forr
another class after the holidays.
The Eastlake Presbyterian Endeavoi
ers held a social at their church on la.
1 Friday evening which was called d"
/ Mid-winter Excursion to the Mountains.
/ The program was very cleverly arrange
by the committee and the social was
splendid success throughout.
c. T. Z.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03

Just az long as you have dyspepsia
your food will not properly digest and
the nutritious elements in the food Will
not be extracted or absorbed, and i'm
poverished or watery blood will follow.
This condition may not be apparent at
first, but il will come just as sure as
the sun win rise again.
Any stomach ailment including all
forms OF Indigestion can be promptly
cured by using Mi-o-na tablets, a sci
entiic treatment unsurpassed.
Il stops fermentation. belching OF
gas and taste Of sour food almost inn
mediately.
Mi-o-na has cured thousands OF
hopeless cases. and its mighty power TO
invigorate and restore the stomach to
perfect condition Is known wherever
the English language is spoken
Mi-o-na cures by building yp-by
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
QUICK RELIEF. FROM
STOMACH DISTRESS
AND INDIGESTION

banishing the cause. II cures sea and
car sickness and vomiting OF preg-
nancy almost Immediately Miller
Drug Co sells Mi-o-na for so cents q
large box. and guarantees il TO cure
or money back.
Frank Oke, OF ST. Thomas. Ont, says:
my wife was troubled with digestive
trouble and constipation for a number
Of years We tried a multitude OF
preparations. and consulted many doc
tors. Finally we came to use Mi-o-na
and she has been entirely relieved OF
all these troubles. / can recommend
Mi-o-na for all digestive troubles"
II you suffer from constipation. treat
yourself 10 a pleasant surprise by us
ing Booths Laxative Pills. They work
like a charm. % cents a box at Miller
Drug Co.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
WILMINGTON HAD
SOME REAL WINTER

Those who ioked about the shirtwaist
weather OF Monday and Tuesday sour
ried into overcoats and mittens yester-
day or shivered through the day, when
the mercury dropped forty degrees.
From balmy weather that almost gave
visions Of summer Wilmingtonians were
suddenly plunged into a real winter
climate, with brisk northwesterly winds
which caused ones blood to course
throug ones veins and coaXed rudy
glow OF color TO the cheeks The
thermometer dropped to 20 degrees
early this morning.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
Car and Auto collid..

A trolley car and an automobile de-
livery wagon Of Kennard and Company
collided at Tenth and Orange streets
last evening. No one was injured but a
big crowd soon collected.
The auto had been going east on
Tenth street and at the intersection OF
Tenth and Orange streets the motor
man of the car and driver Of the auto
evidently expected the other to stop.
crash could not be prevented. The
auto was scratched and the car was a
little damaged but there was nothing
serious and both vehicles proceeded on
their way after the accident
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
FATHER OF 10
And ALL MARRIED
FELTON, Father COngratuIateS
Himself and Then Blows
Out Lamp

FELTON,. Dec. S-"All sixteen gonei"
This was the simple but terse exclama-
tion OF James farrell. Sr. of FELTON,,
as he blew out the light and retired.
Mr.. farrell is the father OF sixteen
children, ten boys and six girls. All are
now married. except the youngest son.
Elwood farrell. and when his wedding
invitations came to Mr.. FARRELL. Sr. he
could not but exclaim that this is a
world OF surprises.
Mr. farrell. Jr., will be married next
Wednesday night. The bride-elect is
Miss Nellie Biggs The wedding will
take place at her home, and Rev. ID.
f. McFaull will perform the ceremony.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
pisposed of las Gases.

CHICAGO, Dec. Sat the regular
winter meeting of the Board Of Ap-
peals OF the American Trotting As
sociation here 145 cases Of minor i'm
portance, mostly appealed from the
decision OF track judges. were consid-
cred and disposed OF. The Board then
adjourned to meet next spring when
regulations for the summer racing sea-
son will be made.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
WASHINGTON POLICE
WILL USE BLOODHOUNDS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. S.-Blood-
hounds 10 be used in the outskirts Of
the city 10 track criminals were ordered
from Belgium to-day by Major Richard
Sylvester. superintendent OF police OF the
district Of Columbia.
The dogs are to be trained similarly
TO those maintained by the New York
police department. They will receive
their training under the direct SUPER
vision Of Major Sylvester, and when they
are trained. they will be stationed I'm the
suburban districts.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
Ice Plant Aaaln Threatened.

For the second time within a few
weeks. a marsh fire came near causing
serious damage to the plant of the
Consumers Ice and Coal Company near
the Third street bridge yesterday. Vol
unteers beat out the flames before they
reached the coal company's buildings
ings.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
Many 10 Sec eraee eeorae.

The advance sale Of seats is promis-
ing for the French comedy Divorcons," "
in which Miss Grace George has achieved
wonderful success, and which will appear
at the Opera House tomorrow night II
has 10 do with the trial marriage prob
lem. and the solution Is worked out skill
fully. with Miss George as the woman
IN the case
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
ADDITIONS TO
LEATHER PLANT

The New Castle Leather Company, one
Of the largest morocco manufacturing
plants I'm the city, will soon undergo ex-
tensive improvements, building opera
tion which will help TO boom things in
the city and will cost in the neighbor-
hood Of $4,000 or $4,000
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
LIcENsE APPIIcATIoNs

.s.-..-.---->---r-.-e-,l.-~r.
NroTICE-I. JAMES a. McKELVEY.
~ the tenant and occupant of the house
known as the Delaware House. situated
in School District No. 20. NH creek hum
dred, village OF Hockcssin. county Of New
Castle and State of Delaware, In COM
pliance with the requirements Of the acts
OF the General Assembly in such case
made and provided do hereby give notice
that I shall apply I'm writing 20 the Court
of General Sessions of the state OF Dcla-
ware I'm and for New Castle county on
Monday, tho fourth day of January. a.
d.. 1909, being the next term OF said court
Tor license for said house as an Inn or
tavern, for the sale therein of intoNlcat-
ing liquors IN less quantities than one
quart. TO be drunk on the premises; and
the following respectable citizens or said
school district, at least six OF whom are
Substantial freeholders Of said school dis
trict, recommend tho said application
viz:
Albert r Williamson, his
m 81 FavensOn, Walter Grace
Mathew ROser, mark
Daniel b. McGovern, Daniel ID. Learys
Cornelius Couden, Witness
William Brennan, Harry GrOssan.
charles Y. I.amborn, Patrick McGrorry,
Iohn Quill, Wm. c. pierson,
Michael j. Gahagen, G. #. Roser,
his Thomas Logan,
Patrick X Gallagher, Samuel Gordon.
mark Lewis G. Drake.
VIM Kelly, witness, Mathew Roser. Jr.,
William Kelly, Daniel ID. Leary,
di-st JAMES A. McKELNEY. ]
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
MM More Shopping
" Days
AV till Xmas
Rrina Bride Win Him

Mr.. and Mrs. James p Laskaris, who
We're married in Sparta. Greece. re-
Gently, arrived in New York today and
are expected here tonight Mr. Las
karis is a member of the firm OF Las
karis & Company and went abroad
three months ago to visit friends in
Greece
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
New Factory Almost Ready.

SEAFORD. Dec. 3.--Perry Brothers,
Of Millsboro, who have removed their
large factory from that place TO Sea-
ford. have their new factory nearly
completed It viii give employment to
about $50 men.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
caornatown Bank Rebuilt.

GEORGETOWN. Dec. 3.-At cost
of $4,000. the Farmers Bank here has
been completely remodeled, and the Of
ficlals are now occupying their new
quarters.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
WILSON LINE to PHILA.
FLORIDA TOUR

ersonally-Conducted to Savannah.
Jacksonville and St. Augustine, during
The holidays. Leaving Baltimore, Sat
urday, December 26th, returning Janu-
airy 3rd: including all necessary expenses
$4,000 Send for itinerary.
w. p. Turner, Passenger Traffic Mana
ger. Baltimore. Nd.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03

ID EPORI OF THE CONDITION OF
N the National Bank OF Wilmington &
Brandywine. at Wilmington. IN the State
OF Delaware, az the close OF business,
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts ..........S1, ,292, ,653.74
cured 20. 80. .'.,..e,.,e. b2sU
Premiums ON L. S. Bonds...... $4,000
Bonds, securities etc ........ l9i li6.i9
Banking house, furniture. and
Due from National Banks mot
reserve agents. ............... Gl,S92 II
Due from State Banks and
Due from approved reserve ~
cheeks ana other cash Items items. ISIS SiS ~ iS
Exchanges FOR clearing house 12,S76 ~
Notes Of other National Banks $4,000
els. and and t'ef Cents ..'''.',....i.'.'. @ mO2s
Lawful Money Reserved In
Bank, viz:
Legai-tender notes .,,.. lo'5io Oo,iis.oo
eaia.lonl y ~. ~ -. 10000
ton fund ...................'.,. 5000 90
Total ......, ss,oss55oa7
/ Capital stock paid IN .......,,. 2Q00lQ00
surplus fund ....... ............ 90O,0O0Oo
! Undivided profits. less expen-
SEES and taxes puld............ S6h30O9
National Bank notes outstand-
Due ,,Si 70 other Nation, :, 10, :. '''
/ Due 60 Trust Com
panies and Savings
! Banks ........ ...... la,bih.l9
Due TO approved re-
serve agents ........ O633lO2
| Dividends unpaid 90. 22S.S0
! Individual deposits
subject TO check. 200. .60i9i
Of deposit -. 10000
Time certificates OF
deposit .... sec. q. 4.S250S
Total ........ s.. .06S, ,559 81
State OF Delaware, County of New Cas-
| tie. IS.
/. Caleb NJ. Steward. Cashier OF IN,
above-named bank do solemnly affirm
that the above statement Is true TO tn,
best OF my knowledge and belief.
CALEB NJ. STEWARD. Cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed TO before ms
this 1st day Of December. 1903.
William II. Gibbons, Notary Public.
Correct-Attcst.
ALFRED ID. POOLE.
EDMUND MITCHELL,
IT. NJ. TAYLOR,
Directors.