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tula
Several ot the many vessels lytni The teachers did nothing to check the
at the market dock, pulled out yes- holiday feeling, letting the children
terdajv returning to theif home porta, 'off with- the lightest ot school work,
and about all the others wUl t-! Christmas trees, gaily adorned and
day. JweU. nuo wlta fra,t P"n'8'
The attracUons at Amnsea lasv gsTefgay appearance, while wreathes
night, again drew a big crowd, there bwh eovered walls and win
ding four repeats ot tha films, ll.lt noon, the rthool d
Mlss Peck again sang, and most charm loomed, tor the holidays. ; r -InglT.
While workrog t his trade, Tester
V.Mrs. 'c. K. Slover'wlll be glad to day. framing a new building, at the
meet all o her Sunday school class W mill In thl. city. Captain J. M.
AtM. .ftBrnoon at naif at three
clock at her residence, 99 Eeast Front
street '. . . -
Last night's exchanges tell of a
heavy snow storm raging in Virginia,
being ten inches deep at Richmond.
There was a light tali In this state
even as tar down as Wilson, Tuesday
night ,. , .
The Librarian, ot the Circulating
library, $11bs HowertoA, announces
thafj library will be closed tomor
'o'w, Christmas day, tfnd Saturday, but
will be open next Monday at the usual
hours. . , '
" The condition t Mr. W. W. Prescott
who Buffered a stroke of paralysis a
few days ago was reported. .last night
as being unchanged. . His ' many
friends In the county will regret to
learn of this. ;,
, 1 The city banks will all observe to
morrow, Christmas day, as a holiday.
Most of the stores Will close for the
day, and those desiring to buy sup
plies or presents, had better do so
early today.
The beautiful weather that has con
tlnued so long this tali and winter
had a temporary break Monday and
Tuesday, next returned yesterday. In
many yards beautiful, roses can be
seen and violets are found all about
the city. -
An extra passenger coach Is being
run Vm the N. & S. Railway train be-
: tween here and Norfolk thlB week. An
entire baggage is also in use, and pas
sengers are appreciating the accommo
dations. The travel on this road W
very heavy.
The mistletoe, celebrated in rhyme
andv song at this season is found in
- many of the trees In this city, and the
boys have been actively gathering it
' ' for a week' or more from the tops or
trees, using a sharp knl'e blade on
a long pole, to cut oil tV mistletoe, as
. It grows on limbs beyond any hand
reach.
The United States Revenue Cutter
Pamlico is on the Meadows ship rail
ways undergoing repairs, which con'
sist of a bent shaft and a propeller
to be straightened, and a new propel!
er t0 be put on. The repairs wilt
: probably be completed today but the
ship will" hardly be released before
Saturday.
. Jane Peed, a colored woman o
James City, was up before Justice ot
the Peace, W. R. Barrlrgton's court
yesterday for cruelty to animals, to
wit: breaking the leg of a hog, wrr
fully and maliciously. - Jane was held
for her appearance at court in the
sum of $50 which after some difflcul-
ty. she gave. .
Agent Z. V. Taylor, of the Southern
Express Company, la having plenty .to
do( an extra amount of work just
now, and his two wagons and force
of men are going night and day. The
.Amount of express matter Is up to
previous seasons. It is being handle
with excellent dispatch, going and com
lng. , ;
. me new Bern Electric supply uo.,
,. has an exhibition In it show window
a very Interesting toy, a trolley car
Sid line perfectly equipped with all the
odern Improvements and appliances
In miniature. The toy attracted a
great deal of attention yesterday, and
In fact It I about the best thing tn
the toy line seea here so far.
The dog tax delinquents are still
being pulled and every, day h'dda a
. little more to the funds In the treaa
ury. There were six persons before
the Mayor yesterday who were made
to cough np the one dollar and coeta
No stranger passing up and down
Middle street yesterday, would have
believed that New Bera 'Is a dry
. town. ',
l ne usual quiei oi jsmns Aiiey
was broken yesterday by the shrieks
and curses' ot two infuriated females
They were sisters but had become
estranged because of both loving one
man. After tearing each others wool
and clothing, they were separated, but
their faces were In asad plight, scrat
ches and bleeding. They took their
troubles down to Justice Barrlngton
who suspended Judgment upon pay
ment of the costs.
Very little wild game baa been seea
here this week, less than usual at this
time o' the year, although.lt Is said
that nearly all kinds of game are
plentiful, whether the scarcity of game
offered for sale here Is because none
Is being killed oT what Is killed ts
being shipped away, is not known, but
there li law prohibiting certain spe
cif from being shipped out Of the
state and It ought to be rigidly en
forced. The Republicans In tbU tlon It
i'it are tndt rslT.g et-Julij I'penrei
n. A ilama fur district judjte, to sta:c4
the lute Thorn It Purn :!1. . It."-.
tU'vrl !'
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I !'"d to i '
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is f 're f
day morning, there 'U sesaloa ot
Christmas, the chUdrea la the lower
trade, especially, being; filled with
vialoos ot the approach of Santa Clau
a severe iractur. u in
leg.' He was cutting some posts with
a handsaw, taking the lumber from a
large, pile of scantling ' lying near,
when. possible Jar sent the pile roll
log down upon him and a heavy tim
ber struck bis left leg Just above the
ankle, making a complete fracture.
Fortunately he received no other In
Jury ; he suffered most excruciating
pain from the broken limb until he
was taken to the Sanitorium where
he received prompt medical attention
A tew mornings ago, Mr. Turner who
lives at number 134 George street.
found a mysterious looking packagv
and a suit case lying On but front door
step. TTpon examination the package
contained a bouncing baby boy, that
appeared to be about six or. eight
weeks old. The suit case contained a
lot of -V Infants clothing, and
upon the baby was pinned a note ask
ing the finder to "take .care" of It.
Mr. Turner immediately took the lit
tle foundling to his heart and bosom
and it Is now nestling in the warmth
of an adopted father's love. What ot
Its own father and mother? How aro
they feeling.?
FRtDAT.
Subscribers t the telephone will
please add to their lists, J. O. Baxter,
No. 413.
There will be services .today at 11
a. m., In Christ Episcopal Church.
Holy Communion, prayer and sermon,
Rev. J. H. Brown, Rector.
Mr. W. H. Hervey Is to be married
at high noon today at Charlotte, to
Miss E. F. Downer. His many friends
here extend best wishes and congratu
lation. Ot course all the banks will be clos
ed today and most of. the ctores. Tbere
being to saloons here now Chrlstmss
ought to be obsorvt'il n a tolerably
decent manner.
The Elks will give their usual Christ
mas tree to children of the poor to-
day, and many a little urchin's heart
will be bade glad through the gen
erosity pf this benevolent order.
The Circulating Library will be clos
ed today, Christmas, and Saturday, bur
will be open Monday, Tuesday, Wed
nesday, and Thursday, next, but will
be closed Friday and. Saturday on ac
count ot New Tear celebration.
Messrs. Lucas and Lewis, wholesale
and retail grocers, have put in ser
rice, a handsome new delivery wagon.
It is enough to say that It Is a pro
duct ot the Old Reliable Waters fac
tory.' That tells the story. . . h
Mrs. Fannie Williams, matron at the
County Home, on behalf of the Inmates
requests the Journal to extend to the
Board .of County Commissioners, ana
1o Dr. J. F. Rhem, her hearty thanks
for the sumptuous Christmas dinner
which their generosity has .providea
for them today.
Wednesday a'ternoon, at t o'clock,
In Klnston, Hon, John C. Parker, rep
resentative ot Jones county In nexi
state assembly, was happily wedded to
Mrs. Kate Loops, a well-known lady oi
the city mentioned. Rev. R. C. Deal,
officiating. The wedding was. great
home affair, and the happy couple took
the evening train to this city where
they will pass the Christmas holidays
with Mrr Parker's ton, Dr. Z. V. Par
ker, after which they will go to Ral
eigh at the convening ot the General
Assembly
Watchman Albert lpock had a nice
little ehaae after a brace of burglar
Wednesday night Sometime in the
middle- el the night his attention was
attracted by a muffled hammering- in
front of a store oa Middle street ana
he got close enough to see tw0 men
trying to open a chicken coop. They
saw blm at about the same tune ana
dodged through a little alley out ot
sight Later on, tn the wee swa
boars, he chased two men presumably
the same ones from a door la tha rear
of one of the store which they were
trying to force open. The watchman
shot at them several' times but only
to accelerate their speed.
Toot! Toot!! Bang! Bang! ( . The
noise began long before night fall last
evening, and wHj probably be kpt up
continually for the next two and
twenty hours, or more to the discom
fort of poor .nervous humanity. But
the boy must have their fun, so let's
all brace up and "Hurrah for Christ
mas." An alarm from box S5 called out
be fire drpartmeut about, o'
clxk Christmas day. The ;fr was in
a small building at the comer ot
Mala Htr. and Tli Avenuw, Pavic
tn n, and vai e tlnmti.Uc.l by neUU
Vn-s b'ifire the arrival of tUo wagntn.
1 damage ting doi: to the house
t an old wom so was badly burnt!
to Byb. that she may d'e. The wo
man I Dam fc4 Millie Moore, aud she
ss J ring on a fcd a,- D'-r a
'ov fca a ; s r k rt C . -.t en.
' -. I f 1"1, tia';r.j lr s.l It t
1 t t' t '' f i r-
imp--' f '
H liiifC
It wm oh ot thcM
spectacle oa his eow and M bar Shavians. In thaarr
that it dida't sutter what the aow at aa loaf a she '
, was fed. The question el difMttoa ead nriiaa had '
; not entered into hi calculation. t .
It's only a "teaderioot" faraur that vmI' try rack
aa experiment with a eow.' But assay tamar fcad kirn-
tlf reardles of diesttoa and autritioau He Baight aiaatt aa wall eat av
,io for all tha ood be gets out of bis food. The result is that tLS stamen -
grows "weak" the actio of the orfaa of ditHM aad aetrloea ara isseaired
sad the aaaa suOers the saiseries oi dyspepsia end the aJoaiM el asrvsaisna.
; Te atreatfta th mfmmch, rearorw tte eetfrMr tM - ",. .
- slave of Hlgestlom mat mutrttiom mm4 arwe mp Me aertws : "
, srse Dr. Pierce Cefaa MSdlcmI DJecererr. it Bm ma m f
tmlllni rjattr, mat mam tha eearflsfecew of BkjtHtaam am
:. we mm (Jte prmlmm ml tamvmmmm'm aaef bf Urn mmm.
In the strictest sense "Golden Medioal Diseovery" i a tsnrnee atedb ;
eine. It contaios neither intoxicants nor narcotics, and la as free frees alcana! '
as from opium, cocaine and other dangerous drugs, Alt ingredients ftrasled ea
Its outside wrapper. " . ' V
Don't let dealer delude you for his own proft. These i saedieme tar
stomach, liver and blood "just a Joed" as "Gel den Medical Diseerary.". ,;
; B06CELA5D SOTES
Special Correspondence. ;
Bogue, Dec. 26. Crops are sbor,
prices ot cotton low, money from farm
products scarce; yet times were fairly
good in Bogueland until the fish quif
running and the bottom dropped ou
of clams. Then hard times come .
knocking at the door.
Our young friend, Mr. Stephen B.
3mitVwho has been spending some
ilmi at Vanccboro, has returned to
his home in Bogueland. He is on 3 ci
our most genial and Jolly boys and wo
gladly welcome hlme back.
Mr. C. .L. Garner. JJ. S. Civil Engi
neer, 'is vUiting friends and relatives
here. His . courteous manner wins
triendB for him wherever he goes.
Mr Walter Taylor recently lott a
fine horse; death was caused by fall
ing in a ditch. . v.
Mr. A. W.. Saunders Who has been
some time at klnston, is spending the
Christmas holidays-wish his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Saunders of Bogu
land. Now Albert, we hope you have
come to stay. ,
The chief excitement in Bbguelana
lust now, Is caused byths enthusias
tic preparations being made, by the
Bogueland Reading Circle 'or thetr
magnificent festival and oyster roae
to be held at Welcome school houtit,
near Sanders store. All right," Mr.
190. Please allow our Bogueland rhy
mater to quote first lines of his poem
and his little stanza will run this:
"The paths of glory lead out to the
grave,
The paths of character, the soul to
save.
The paths r.f honor are a field of
blood.
The paihs of lame a wrecking flood,
The paths of faith our father's trod.
Lead us to Heaven and to God,
Trust and obey do serve us best.
For God in mercy does' the rent.
Mr. Ed Howard and family of Jone
county have recently moved to our sea
tton and will make their future home
near Saunders store. All right Mr.
Howard we help our neighbore t0 live
securely by us.
Mr. Heath and grand-daughter, Miss
Emma. Wetherington from Jasper, N.
C, arif: visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
MooreV'ofBayboro. ,
Mensr8. Pffam and Herbert Russell
recently left for Cape Charles, Vs.,
where they yiH be engaged in dred
ging work, wewlsh them much suc
cess,, while helng "rocked In the cradle
of the deep?
Mr. Wtfll HuBjphrey . is '.visiting
'rlends, In Goldsbora and will return
to Bogueland. to spend the holidays.
. . i J". , UNCLE NATHAN.
i
A" flash-light picture ot graft, taken
on the spot end In the act, ought to be
something thrilling. No moving pict
ure show should be without It "Boston
Herld. " , .
Letters Adrertised December tSth 190S
". v ' MEN ; -
8 Matthew Blount, R. F. D. 1, box
46. .
George Burton.'
03. W. Crocket, P. O. Box 686,
W. H. Clinton, '
D Wllllne Deed, '
Ltroy Davis,': -E
Capt M. A. Elsey,! Barge Industry.
F W. 8. Fletcher, . , ? ;
W. S. Fletcher.
H Wm. Hill, care C. 8BrQ.wn, grand
secretary."
I International Home Educator.
J Guy Johnson, care Opera House.
Russell Johnson.: f , '
L--Dennis Lee, box 316. - .
K Ed Koonce, care Henry Mills.
P John Powell, care Augustus Bend.
R Pearce Ransom. , , , ,
S J. T. Suard. " i ,
W Richard Walker.
WOMEN
B Mrs. Jocle Baker,
. Virginia Barrett,
car M. O.
Conines. t " . , a .
D Mrs. Mrs, Iny Davu,rR. F. D.
V Harriett Foster. ..' .
11 Delia Hndlebrlde, .
-Hannah Harvens.' r I
j Mi'g. Katie Koonce, care Jim Sp
M Horence Moor. . , , ' .
I'Fmtjia Polio. , , . '
1 UVI Roper. .
S Mrs. Laura Ppenor 11 North St
W Edna Whltlry, R. F. D. o. 2.
A Pennsylvsnl n'.anbas Just tmb
J bull y.nf a buusp rntin-!y r.f foment
'vn. f ' 1 ev"i roft Th'a f-a's
illr
t t 1 t .it I i t a
The Tender feat Farmer
experiaMntal iarart, -wte pat free
THE MARKETS
Sew lerk Cettea
December 23rd.
Dec c ? e;H - l.M Mi ' 9.02 '
Jan. ' 63 166 68 8.1
Mch. - 73 - 78 68 73
May 80 ,1.85 7$ 81
Aug. 87 75 67 . 7a
Oct. 7 63 , 55 B
SpoU v ;? vvi ' Mb
Prices , , . ( ;4 to 8 l-2c
Sales, bales '. - 15
December 24th, c'; j
Dec. 8.14 8.14 1.07 8.10
Jan. 8.6T 8.67 .66 ;8t
Mch: 77 .18 .76 .tt
May ' ' I , i85', im' -.82 '' .8k
Aug. . ,78-.'rv76 .76 - .7
Market dull. , .-ri'-r "
., LheilCetinJl
December 23rd.
Dec - V '-X-'47l " r 472 ;- .
Dec Jan. 70 . 70J-2
Jan. Feb. JO . 70 1-2
Feb.i-Mch.: ' 70 69 1-2
Mch. April, . 9 ... 69 ..
April May v; - 7-i 69 l-
May June . - : 70 10 .
Jtine-July . ; ?l v 70vl-2
July Aug. 0" r,.7.ff '
'Aug. Sept.. - 64 64;.
Sept. Oct. 0 . 60
Oct Nov. - 67 66 l-
Nov. Dec. 65 64 1-2
Dec Jan, 64 1-2 64
Jan. Feb. . 64 63 1-2
Receipts .
American . : ;
Sales
Spec, an,) export
American , :
Spots a fair buslnes doln,
.49; futures opened ; quiet
higher, distant' 4 ' higher,
closed quiet 1 '
December 24th,
24,000
20,0BU
8,000
300
''00
middling
near 8
market
Dec. ' 474 1-2 "74. -t
Dec Jan. ' 72 1-2 72 l-
Jan. Feb. 72. 72
Feb. Mch. 71 1-2 71 l-
Mch April ' 71 1-2 71 1-k
April May 73. . 72 l-
May June 72 1-2 72 1-
June July '.' 73 73 i
July Aug. 1 72 73
Aug. Sept. 65 1-2 65 1-3
Sept Oct 61.. 61
Oct. Nov.. 68 1-2 6& 1-i
Nov. Dec. 66 1-2 66. 1-
Receipts ' ' . , - 74,00
American 64,000
Sales ; , : s 4.000
Spec, and export f i- 20
American y ' 8,000
Spots dull, middling 492, fuUre open
ed quiet, near 2 advance, distant 1 1-8
advance, market steady.
. Vew Ben Market
Prices . v .1 - 6 to
Sales, bales '. . "A s "
I 1-2
None
HEW BERN PBUfceCl JUBXET
Corrected Deeemker 18, by -
. DsTeapert. , ,
Eggs ,-. .. .. 24
Potatoes, sweet . , .40-68
Potatoes, Irish' 1.78
Peanuts ...... ..ty ....... ..... 75
Chickens .......... .. .... 60-760
Turkeys t. i.,13-15c
Geese, per pair, ,...-...
1.00
Cerrected Deeeaiber 18, by B. Swert
Beet .. .. .. .. J)6-.07e
POrl 4 m m 4 m aVjtf) km am e8
Cerrectrd December 18, by Bsrrii M
Cray,
Corn .. .. .. '. ........ 87H
Oats...... ............ ...... ..6
ajTalll . s v M t lvQ
Feed ,..... ...... 180
Cotton Seed hull
Cotton seed meal
..;;'.i.6o
4 AJa
Timothy hay .
Momlny ,:' ':".. 87H
Mem .. -..ith
Rye ....,., mi(i,.i.''i.i 1.26
Death f Xis. ITzaheth Daify.' '
News reached here ytrday of the
death of Mrs. F!!r i-th JTUJ1 Duffy,
at the home of .bt, jlati; !.tnr, Mrs.
W. Jt Copped -e, la Roc.igLin, N.
C. '
Mrs. Duffy WdS tUt wiJow of the
late Dr. Walter lfl and was a
resident of New I i iu f r many years
-, was li Jiari
u,n, M r. V.'!;r I
tMs r.'y, hk'''
,1-1 't:.! :
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,t ) v- 's ta
."r. fl. D. h..'f
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' rxiBAT. '
Col. P. M. Pearsall went to Beaufort
last night i. f ..
' Mr. street Lee of Pollocksrille, is
la the clftr. . ."'..-'..-
MT.vJonn B. Ives retnrned last night
from Nbitfolk. -
Mr. C.jD.'Bradham went to Balti;
moroTasi nights-'V :
Mr. John D.- Forest Is spending the
holidays in town. ' . ', ,
'Mrs. Graham Koonce of Stella wa
In town last night, " '!. . .
Mr.WBliam Dowdy Is spending
Chrlstmai t Orientst. ; -.
Miss Aani Chad wick left yesterday
visit triends in Norfolk. r .
Miss Bessie Cobb went to Klnston
last night tj spend the holidays. . - -
Mr. R.i F. Aycock' is spending the
holidays at his home in Mlero, N. C. -
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Richardson are
visiting tor a few days In Durham.
Mr. Wade Meadows went to Golds-
bofo last night On a business trip.'
Mr. Junius Smith -la spendind Christ
mas with his parents at Maysvllln,
Miss Daisy Edwards went to Silver
City last night to spend the holidays.
Messrs. Ben Nelson and Frank Ab
bott are spending the day In Oriental.
Mis Mattte Jenkins Is spending the
holidays with' relatives at Aulanda, N.
C.' .-i". :. ' - v
Mr. and Mr. H. J. Foscue went'ip
Clarks last night to spend' the holi
day. '
Miss Margaret Smallwood went" to
Pikeville last night to spend the holi
days. ..' . .
Mr. Samue Parsons and daughter,
Miss Rosa, are visiting friends In Tar
bora -
Mrs. C. E. Wetherington is spend
ing ChristmaB with her parents at Fre
mont' I -
Mr. 'and Mrs. W. W. Koch of Wil
mington, are spending the holidays In
this city.. v
Dr. W. L. Hand went to Burgaw last
night, and will visit Baltimore before
returning home.
" Miss, Mabel Chadwlck went to Beau
fort last night to spend the holidays
with her parents.
vMIss Elizabeth Clark came yester
day from Morganton to spend Christ
mas with her mother, . v
Hon Frank Thompson of Jackson
ville, returned home yesterday after
a short stay In the city.
Misses i Eva and Annie Pipkin oi
Balrda Creek are the guests ot Misses'
Eva and Lela Land on Broad street
Mr. J. J. Simmons o Olivers, came
up from Beaufort yesterday where
he hag been spending few days.
Dr. L. L. Hendren of the University
of Georgia, Is spending the holidays
with his mother, Mrs. L. M. Hendren.
Mr. J. E. Latham of Greensboro is
spending the holidays with his family
here, the guests of the Gem Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lee Craig oi
Gastonlaj are spending Christmas with
Mrs. Craig's father, Judge W. M. Wat
son, ot this city. - . '
Mr. and Mrs. T. E, Land and chil
dren are spending Christmas with Mrs.
Land's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Tyson, la Ooldsboro. ' . , - ( -
Dr. John Stewart of Washington, D.
C, passed here yesterday going to the
Straits where be will spend the holt
days with his parent
Mr. J. C. Watklni of Greensboro,
came to spend Christmas with his
family who are visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Cutler.
Mr. Harry Sultan, who Is attending
school In Baltimore, came home yes-'
terday to spend Christmas with hts
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Sul
tan. J- :'.
" Mlsa' Ethel' Armstrong came from
Durham, where she has been study
ing at the Conservatory of Music, to
pass the Christmas holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Arm
strong. - , . - f :
SUSBAT. -
Johnny . Taylor went to Greenville
yesterday - r ,
Miss Eula Cole has gone to Jacsson
vfll for few days
Mr. M. H. Allen Us apending today
at his " father's In Klnston." . " '
' Mr. 0. Marks left Saturday for New
York City on a businsa trip.
Mr. an Mr John Charlton are
visiting relatives. In Harlow.
Mr C W. Bell and daughter, Nina,
are visiting relatives at Harlow e.
Miss Myrtle Everltt, ot Oriental,
spent the day In the city yesterday,
Mr Jones Wshab has gone for a
visit to Washington and Wilson.
Mr. and Mr J. P. C. Davis have
gone for a" visit to Rlchlands, N. C.
Misses Mamie and Bertha Cask 111
have gone to Washington N. C, for a
visit . ; '
Mrs. C. L. Spencer and children are
spending the holidays at Washington,
N. C.
Mlsa Mattle Clark left yesterday for
a visit with relative la Washington,
N. C.
Mrs C. R- F. Edwards of Roper, N
C. came last night to visit br slstei
Mrs. A. E HIbbard. .
Mr. Alfred Kaer arrlrsd yttitriuj
morning from Turlington, S. C, to
1 U.!t relatives her.,
I'.'.f.t Allie Powe of Hampton, V ,
ai!v-.l l.i t ti'.." t and lg the gn .t
if ? i l'ai'e f yri.n
.' r ; ' . I t ! 4 l
LOOKING
rto the NeYcat will you help joursclf to raakt
the most of ft by making this Bank a Silent Partner
.in your linances.: : .
Credit at this Bank, acquired by carrying a check
' ing or savings account here is valuable to you. To
make money or to save it you need this Bank. -
We are ready to help you make 1909 a banner
; year. Will you be wiui us?
JAS. B. BLANKS, Pre.
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QUICK SHAFI SALE
At such prices never heard of
. We Submit to the Public Attractive Prices
Good Shafts $1.00 and upward New Top Buugy '
$10.00 less than last years prices, New .Buggy Tops V
$5r00 and upward4, New Cart Wheels 1-1-2 in. axle
$12.50,- Good Repaired Buggy Wheels $1.00 each,
New Buggy Wheels $2.50 (Pai ited $3.00.) Briri us
your buggy to paint at $8.00, Farm Carts $20.00
DO IT NOW!
Our entire line at low prices for your business. Now
if you pay more than these prices elsewhere its up to. you.
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