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THE JOURNAL; Published every day In the year, ex rpt Monday, M 99 Middle Street. From No. S. v ' - CHARLE5 L STEVEN5, fcbltOB AMD nOPMKTOB. - 6UBSCHIPTION RATES! One year, In advance,..'..,,....... One yew, not In advance , Munihly, by carrier In the city,.. , .$4 00 . 6 00 . 60 NEW YORK OFFICE, 28 PARK ROW. v Advertising Rate furnished on appli cation. - : Entered at the Post Office, New Rente, N. li. as second class matter. Mew Berne, NX. An;., 17, 1HII7. LIT TBS CROAUNO CEAfcE. Now that that hitherto most dolorous of newspapers, the Now York Journal, bits given up tho ot litest, aud frankly admits that prosperity lias come to this country, it is to 1)6 hoped that the lesser newspapers, which have been at tempting to reflect the pessimism, and eolio the im urnful cries of the above Tint nut, will us faithfully fol low their leader into this new at mosphere, and welcome the era of prosperity predicted, and assist to make it a certainty for themselves and the people, generally. And even SenatorStowurt, of that borough, misnamed a .State, Novada, hai deserted the editor's chair of that calamity howling sheet, the Silver Knight, and report says, has gone into that most wicked of places Wall street, to see if ho may not be able to gather in a little of the "prosperity wave." It seemi impossible to believe that Senator Stewart oould ever be made to ackuowledgo anything pos nble but calamitous times, yet within a few days he has given ut terance to the following: "There is no room for pessimism in this country. No one can bo a 'bear' in the fuce of tho wheat fatn- ino Id Argentina, Russia, Hungary, and India. In view of this condition abroad, I should not be surprised to see silver sell ns low as 25 cents and wheat as high as 11. There is noth Ing in talking silver at the present time, and my advioo to my friends in the West is to fall into line with the forces of prosperity and progress, and receive their due share of the reward. "The time has passed for the old issues. We must turn to face new issues aud new conditions." Truly "General Prosperity" is se curing his triumph, and gaining his viotorioa, when such opponents as the New 1 ork Journal and Senator Stewart willingly permit themselves to be chained to his chariot wheels, and with uncovered hoads tnke up the cryof "prosperity," and welcome it with glad voices. And now if the people will throw into outer political darkness, every croaking politician who oomes along asking favors at tlioir hands, pros- porous times will bo more assured, and the country will enjoy a period of rest and good times. Those who havo been slow to Bee that conditions in this country had ohanged, or afraid to acknowledge that times could improve, can now do so with safety. In fact it is going to be the "popular" thing to do, so hurry up all you slow ones, and get into lino ! II In Coaawtlva. Bttiiulaler, tuoroincdinu, was present d to jmiud old rk-oteh damn. "Who ere the llanntster?" she inked peevish ly. "I do nut rrrnllert tiieetinii Willi them before. " "Miiduui," replied the notor gravely, "we am rliwly minuet ed vdlh Hit Stairs." "Ah, there is n good snd inn-lent family I" cried mail am. "Mr. lliinnl.ter. I um delighted to make your nr.nniiiituiieo. " liimiiehold Words. A Itowrlpilwa. "Oh, MhuiI?" Mill tlm other girl. "Maud is the surf of girl that every fel low who courts her has his arms full aud the 111 mi who marries her will hivo his hand fnll." Iudiauapolis Jnnrnnl. Catarrh Caanat Be Carat. Willi Ixk-aI Applications, a liny cannot reach the seat of the direm. tularin is a blood or constitutional diSMse, nod In order to curs It j.hi roir-l take Internal remedies. Halt's Catarrh Cure in taker Internally, and acts dlrertly on the Mood and mucous suilacr. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. It was pre acrtlol I7 one ol Ih lrat physicians In this country for yearn, aud is a rtflnlar prescription. R is eompoatd of the beat tonics known, combined with the brat blood ponders, acUtg directly no the mucous surface. The perfect coiabloalie urthetwotigpuliwiu la wbal produces such woodtrful rfults In curio( Catarrh. rWI far teatlnwlals, foe, F. J. CiiRNir fX, l'miMk, Toledo, 0. Bold by drugglsta, price 7 Jo. Halls Fanny mi are the brat TOniA. km NEWSPAPER MAKERS THE MAGNETISM THAT THERE It IN THIS PROFESSION. Way Craso THdat Prlat Fapr X4wia Araold'. hm of Um CalUag Chaaaeajr Dapaw amt HI "JoHle" A Ttr4 La of IUpoftan. I like to brag about newspaper men who have done good work, because the ieu themselves don't like it Far one newspaper man to chant the praises of ethers of his craft is consldered"taboo,r and tho very fact of its being tabooed makes it exceptionally tempting at times, so frail are we alL The proper professional attitnde for a newspaper innn according to convention is that of being always slightly bared and of hutius above all things to see his own or another newspaper man's name in print As to bolus in love with his pro fessionwell, that's all right for new hand just from college, but now rats) Don't yon believe a word about news paper work niukiug gennlrayiewspsper men iireo. iiiey rouiiin t Keen away from it if they tried. If Robinson Oru soo hud been a newspaper man, he wonld iiuvn printed a duily edition of the Juan Fernandez Castaway in blnnt stick type on the sand in front of his lint every morning nud got ont an extra when ho cnptnred Friday. And it inuNt ho that ago and rank and station dnu't serve to benumb this feel ing. When Hir Edwin Arnold huppeued to he in St. Louis a few years ago, a sadden crisis in Iudiu Russians and Knglishmen glnriug uteuch other across tho rugged creHtt of the Pamirs, the "Rcof of tho World" iniide an inter view with him of especially timely viilue. It cuum into my duy's work to sea him, mid lit tho close of the inter view he fell to talking about tho inci dental phuscs of a possible Rnsso-Eng-lish war. "Should such a wur bedoclured," SHid Sir Edwin, "I wonld instantly go to the front for my paper" the Lou don Telegraph "iiud serve as n special correspondent. It is tho most fascinat ing work in the profession, and there is none more fusciuuting outside. " Aud u mnnieut later the English poet and lievtHpuper editor wns telling me thut ha considered Jnmes Whitcomb Riley tho most distinctively national of living Aniericnu poets, and that to his mind Riley owed much of this to the fact that lie wus a "newspaper poet," instead of n mngazluo poet. If I ruly hml Dr. Cluimicoy M. De paw hero to join in this talk about uewspapir mm, then you'd begin to rculiao what One fellows they really are. Dr. Depew conldu't live without newspuiier men. They visit him in his private office In the New York head quarters of the New York Central rqil roud, ami they lungh at the jokes in his after dinner speeches nud boom him for tho presidency of the. United States and for anything else he may desirn simply becuuKO they like him aud he likes them. The first and only time I ever snw Dr Depew wns at tho Republiean national convention of 1803 in Mimic npous, wnitner ur. Depew repaired as 0110 of the "Big Four" of that very lively convcution. Ho was surrounded six deep by ncwspiiper correspondents fuoing them, tall nud irreproachably groomed, looking for all the world like the swell old heuvy father in "The Bunker's Daughter," and giving ont all tho news he consistently oould, I sup pose. And when he hud exhausted bis budget for the time being ho turned in and gave them a "Depew jolly" of the press which wus really a daisy in its lino. Of cotir I'm not going to tell you what he uid, because, honestly, It wns a bit steep, but I just want to give you an idea that 1 wonld be greatly re (iiiorcca 111 tins talk it I could have Dr. Depew here to tnke a hand in it Talking of conventions and bearing iu mind my already expressed disbelief in tho possibility of a newspaper man's over getting tired of newspaper Work, 1 want to moke a kind of exception. The tiredest lot of newspaper men I ever suw wns nt the close of the famous all night session of the Democratio na tional convention of Hint some year INIlil in Chicago. It was the night of the greut aiiti-Clevelnml fight made be Tauiimitir in the lust ditch; the uiiiht wiieu iiourkn (. dekran made the great est speech of his life; the night When such an crutor as Daniel of Virgluia wns hooted from the platform because the convention wns actually too ex hausted to listen; the night when Cleve land was nominated. With one reoea, if I am not mistaken, tho convention remained iu session from 10 o'clock one ttiotuing until o'clock tho next It was a crucial session, too, and kept corresjioiidenls on the alert every mo- mem, mmrke Uockruu s speech against Cleveland was marie about H:8o in the morning, unit a dying man would have been forced to lmti n and thrill at its eloquent invective and masterly sar- nisni. lint after that came tlm nwfnl slump of utter weariness. When the convention niljnurmd, dny had broken over 1 btengo mill tlio streets were gray in its curly light. White faced aud limp, the rtrpa of srial correspond ents almost stiik-trcri'il out and tumla their sUtii bliiul way to their n inert- Ive hotels. Tin d! Yes, but it Was as a soldier is tin, I iu tho trvurhea, A few boom' sleep and the fight would be re sumed as gallantly as ever. It IX hauuilim In St, Lnnia Uepublln. Wamtrach Ksta. Owing to Ilia inhabitants of Sweden bring vrry partial to tbe eggs of the woodcock, it is dm ore than probable that the breed will be greatly riitalndhad. If u at last totally extirpated. Tbe eggs of the shove speriis are to be sren f at sale in Inrga uumlie in tbe tuk) as markets in block holm. A fine speeimrn of tbe white fooM antelope of northern India, tbe BioUm of two fine ynuagstria. Is at present owned iu England. Tbe animals are ex tremely rare. rree Fine. 8eod your address lo li. E. Backlaa k Co,, Chicago, and tM a Irm tanipie bx of Dr. King's New Ufe Pills. A trial will enovlare rnu of their marlte. These r tills are easy la er'loo and are partlculae y eftertlve In the rare o CotHtinattoe sad 8tck Hndacbe. For Ma'aMa and Liver trauldre tbej have breq proved la valua ble. Tbty ar goaraatreri lit be parf.etlv free Iroes evary dtletrnnat NibsUace end t be purvly rgable. They do o4 vmkrn by IMr action, bat by riving mm to stomach "'' bowels great 1 la vigmate the eyatem, Rrgqlsr sis tto. ikt THE BOER AT HOME. Ha Daw Bo Hat Alt Kagllahaaaa, Oalr , . . SoaM of Tkaaa. Bryant Lindlcy met a Boer and asked the way. He received surly answer wbteb amounted to "Go to the devil I' Upon this be protested angrily, and the Boer rejoined in equal bad humor. At length the Boer snooted, "What's your name anyway?" and when he heard it bis manner altered at once, and he ex claimed, "What, and are yon the son of the great American missionary Daniel lAaMeyl" My friend gladly pleaded guilty to this charge, and the early Boer became at once the moat hospitable friend and begged forgiveness for his rudeness. As tbey rode together toward the road which my friend was seeking tne xsoer recounted witn grateful satis faction the many good deeds performed by tne elder Lindley, but of them all the best to him was that represented by a sound thrashing be had onoe received at the hands of this venerable mission ary. For it appeared that this partioalar Boer In his youth had been sent to a school taught by Lindley ! that the Dutchman was noted for his site and strength and bad bragged of his capac ity to down the teacher, and bad actu ally sought the opportunity by refusing obedience. But he soon learned that he bad made a gross mistake, for this par ticular missionary was also a noted ath lete and gave him suob a biding with a Dollockwhlp that the young giant roar ed for mercy before the whole school. And for this and similar deeds the Boers loved the elder Lindley, and this particular Boer venerated his memory. Uu the evening In question, when tbo two men were about to part, the Boer. who bad been so uncivil at first, begged Lindley, with tears in his eyes, to grant him a great favor for tho suke of his eousciencei "Yonr futher," suid he, "did nioaservico so great that loan never repay it he gave me the worst thrashing I over had ho saved my chur aotcr, utid I am o better man today, thanks to him." My friend cheerfully promised to grant tho request, puzzling bis bead as to whut was going to be required of biui. The Boer was monuted upon uu excellent horse, which be prized be yond anything ho owned. Ho dismount ed, put the reins in Liudloy's hand and then ran away into the bluck forest as though the devil were after him. Hero was no Indian giving. This Boer hud put it ont of the power of the American to discover the name or whereabouts of tbo strange giver. . It is n story typical of the Boer and serves to illustrate muny apparent con tradictions In liis nature. He does not buto Englishmen iu general. He hates only those who seem to threaten bis pe culiar qnality of independence, "The Dutch Fecliug Toward Englund." bv Ponltney Bigelow, in Hurpcr's Moga Ellin A BeuseheU Remedy. And It never fuils to cure Uheumstism, Catanh, Pimples, Blotches, and all dis eases arising from impure blood, It Bo tanic Blood Balm (U, B. B.) Thousands endorse it as the best remedy ever offered to mankind. The thousands ol cures per formed by this remedy are almost mira culous. Try 11, only $1.00 pit large bottle. a physician's evidk.nce am honest DOCTOK. AUhough a practitiouer of near twenty years, my mother influenced me to pro cure Botanlo Blood Balm. B. B. IS., for her. Sho had been confined to her btd several months with Rheumatism, wbnu had stubbornly resisted all the usual remedies. Within twenty fonr hours after commencing B. B. B., I observed marked relief, bin baa just commenced btr third bottle, and Is nearly as ecliv at ever, and has been Id the Iront yard with "rake iu hand," cleaning up. Her im provemact Is truly wonderful and Im densely gratifying. J. II, MONTQOMKRY, M. D., acks.inville, Ala, For saja by Druggists. 7 THE UNITED STATES Fidelity & Guaranty Co. tarety apea all rUeUty aad Jaaieial Baaia, HOME OFFICE i BALTIMORE, MD. Capital tMO.OOO Block holders liability, . . 000,000 Total Resources, .,.$1,000,000 Hon, Fraak Brown, Pmaident, Gov crnoi ei siarj iana rrom ltwi to 1896. InHSXToaa: tiernaa II. Hunt. Vira Piwl.tit r im naiumore Tniat and Uuarantee Co. Pertlinand G, Iatnbe, Mayor of Balti- utm intra in m io lew), f 'In. L U.U.. D . ... , i imuriii m na nai- timora and (JUio R R. froaa iwm i iuu.t John y. Adama of Carroll, Adams x uo., iMaHa ana snore. J. Frank Hupplee of Dodxee Brov, imv tions and whlu foda, nlablialied 18M. A. O. lluulcr of Huuler Bros., dry W. II. MatUial. of MattbaL lnn. ft Co., maniifactarers of ttnwan. rrana b. liasnbleton of llamUrtoo A Co., bankers and brokers, and other prominent Diaunraa men of Baltimore. Maryland, Urpoalud wills tha treasurer of the nut of Maryland for the security of ail ilecomea survtv oa the bonda nt sun and employees of banks, hmtuiil uouara, raiiman, eipreaa and trlrirraph comiianlee, oMiciala of 8UU. citlre aad oouatira, and for eoatractnra. Alao oa bonda of rirmtnra, adsalala traWi, (uardiaae, IruataM, roeaWera, aaalfima, and ia attachments aad ia- iudcuoo caste aad all Judickal arooeed- Aoornted by (be fttmia uJ n.li Suteecouruapoajudictal buswis of ail kinda. AonrMwl by tbe Ualted RtataaOoma. meat aa sole eumv oa ansMk of dlaUUerav onilectnrs of coatosna aad intamal rrn. m, iruaKart, atnfvkenTS. aad all oibrr Uovarnmeavl offlciala, larludlna noet aaatm,and coilerton of cwatnaaa. For funna UirunnalMai apjjy la Cnas. IL Tnomas, ' Alter aey, ' New line, N. C Guide to Health. A Manual, on which thousands ot dollars have been spent to make it 3 fJTTlT?' thorough and reliable. J-ai u gives symptoms of diseases and treatment for same Mun yon's Remedies, a separate cure for each mT?. '.U TO IIEAIiTII druggists. Mostly 25c. If in doubt write to I'KOF. MUNYON, 1505 Arch 8treet, Philadelphia, Pa., for free medical advice, PB0FE8SI0NAL. F. M. SlmmoBS, A. D. Ward Simmons A Ward, : ATTORNEYS and COUNSELORS at v:, LAW. ' HEW BEIiNl. X C. Praetlfia In thu winti a nf Cmvii. rhinltn. tfvnea, vnsiow, canerotanu ramuco; in uie ui,rt,m uu vetierai i;ouiis. sc Ma. ea Noam Praat aireet OspMlM Hotel ChaltMwka. P. II. Pelletler, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Middle Street, Lawyers Brick Building. Will tiraetlna In tha DntiTitlM Af nr.vnn: uarteret, Jones, Uiwlow and Pamlico. U. n. Court at New Jlerna and Supreme Court of ttaaSlata. -STEAMERS- East Carolina Dispatch Line -j AND : Old DomiDion Steamship Co. freight! passenger. Fop AH Points North. The Steamer NEUSE Commencing July 2nd, will leave at 5:30 p. n. on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AND fKIDAYS, Making landings at Oriental, Oora- coke and Roanoke Island. Frcieht received, not later than one hour previous t sailing. For further informaowi apply to GEO. HENDEOSON, Act. M. K. Kino, Gen. Mr., NorSiJk, Va. Now Berne. N. 0., April 29, 1897. New Berne Mails. Notice is given that ou and alter thi date mulls leave . For all point io Pamlico County and South Creek emtton of Beaafort Countj close at b a. s. For'Vajwebom and Post OHiccs in Northern part otCravii County close a 13 non, For Bel and Lima, 0 a. in. FesWUtrord, 11a.m. All trail for Detavbl jjoee to Polloke vilks, the former oince is discontinued Vnnceiioro fjaU arrives 13 m. Vaocehoro caail Waves 1 p. ra. . M . MANLY, fostmaater msxr crop ! . SDTAMJAS AND TURNIPS J Htnt Tarletiei! Pure Atralnn I "Tliex have proven satisfactory tnnj season. You have purchased from me. The planting season is ! upon us, consul 1 jour interests, buy again. ' Also to arrit iu time for fall planting. Cabbage Seed Jersey Wakefield, All Seasons, Drumhead, Flat Dutch, et ; Pom, Beam, Etc. Rememtx sr the old spot, Forgot H joa should not, Brick St are, ' Near I iarket Dock. J.i F. Jfew Berne, N. C. t3f Orders-by mall promptly filled. . . .THE. GETERAL RHflJCT.OiUIf BICTCLE PiUCES ar aroc'a" ai i BMer c as im oM " it irr It Ait tie Standard I fiffia IT C k mm 1S(fcM trfca. kiaVanoi ' ia. awtiw. aka kvrm W X4 mtm mi .ilia.' I tm) mttw Xna, Ajaaa, :mlt kapMiaat fdtn. Ismatly fV Jeffary Rnj. Cs 1 watLUMToa. .C I MUNYON'S: Seels.! r r slot r a hi: Aeats IT. Fall Session Opens Sept, 6th. Conrscs of stndy designed to pre pare boys and girls for college or for ine unuee ot cmi me. ; .. v ISySplendid advantages offered in musio. , Tuition and board very reasonable. Highly endorsed hy its patrons. For catalogue of fall information. Address; F0UST & WAKREN. Pbincivals, New Berne, N. 0. NORTH CAROLINA. The Fifty-Hocond Session of tliis Col lege boffins Wednesday, Hcpt. 8th, 1807. ' : Advnntftees of College and Conserva tory offered at moderate cost. A FACULTY OF SPECIALISTS! Ahi-i.b Equipment, A Plkasant Home. ' Catalogue on application, DRED PEACOCK, President. PEACE Tn.4l4..4n Far Yonna I.adlra. AURUtUKl , MnlnlKli, M. C. Exoellont buildings and beautiful grounds in a Healthful Location with splendid climate. Stands at the very front in Fe male Education, Thorough in its Courses. High in' its Standard. : Unsurpassed in its high moral tone and In its intellect ual and social Influences, Twenty-onn officers and teachers. "Very reasonable prices. ' Bend for cata logue.' State Normal and Industrial a a a COLLEGE, Greensboro, N. C. Offers tho young women of the State thorough professional, literary, clnsical, scientific aud industrial education. An nual expenses $90 to If 130. Faculty of 316 members. More limn 400 regular stu dents. Practice school of 120 uupils for teachers. Mole than 1.200 matriculates representing every county ir the Btnte except three. Correspond! ace invited from those desiring competent trained teachers. To secure board in dormitories all free-tuition applications must be made lief ere Augual Int. For uatnlogue and information, nddress fRKSIDKNT CllHU D. MclvBR. North Carolina aCollege or AGRICULTURE AND MECHANICAL ARTS, Will Open Sept. 9th, 1897 Thorough academic, pclootific and tech nical courses. Experienced Special ists in every department ' Earieasss Per Sassiea, inclndine; beiud For county students, s) 93X0 For all other students, .120.00 Apply for catalogue to Alkxandir Q. Hoixaday, LU D., President, , . RAUtlun, - N. C. ELON COLLEQE, N.' C. Elon College, valued at fifty thousand nonars, is me propeny ot ire Jhnstinn Church, non-sectarian In Kpirtt. located on the Great Southern Ttairoad,alxty-tlve miles west of Raleigh. Rernosefom city; purest water; moat aalu'jrUnaa climate; xood bnildiogSj oo-edtiottioaab eitioient faculty of eleven) three good liteary an- cieuee ana nam, goou iiurary nna ma ins; roorui excellent moral ton., high (trade work; homelike in inanaaement. Offers the following degrees: Ph.B .. A.B. and A.M. Expenaea moderatn: . board, ACM to flO.OO per month; tuition, $15.00 to 33.00 per half year; music, pal nting, and elocution, extra. Opena 8euU imber 2d. and cloaee In June. For catalogue and other tnfornu ttion, apply to - Kxv. J. O. Atkissoii, M.A. (Uarva rd), Chairman ot Faculty, , . ixm CotxaoE, N. O.j Raleigh, N.C THE FlrTY-SIXTn AKN1 JAX SESSION WILL BEGIN I SEPT. 23rd, 1807. tW For catalone and! information, address; 1 , Rev. B. Sniedcs, 1L, rate-To. SALEMJ AcadVniy and Ollrgo, for C Arts aad Yuune Women, lleat borne cat tngflb rt wills full Collrjre In.truriiia I. r(ieo jaliala la Muair, Art, Klucution, Jnpiia- fra, Comnx-rcial and Indnotrial Htuilu-a. nstitulfaw founded la lMJi. Italtrewtrr shows nH laat year. N.w f tn brcliM Thaiailay, brpU t, 1U97, 8.ia f or Cata logue to ' k . ItST. 3. II. t1.EWH.fH .Miwlpal. Halrm, hia ta t angina. I ai I MmmM t - ae. HUE J- . LlJueatlonal Institutions X . Littleton Female College ! This Institution stq a splendid and prominent location In a remark ably healthful section of country, in the midst of. a region of noted Mineral Springs. It has a large and beantifully shaded rampos, commodious and well erniiDped Buildines, a strong Faculty and a full and thorough College Course at very The Fall Term will begin on Wednesday, September 1st, 181)7. For Catalogue address, . J. 31. IlIIODES, ' TJttleton, BT. C. Tobacco' Warehouse Foi le sqle of. LEAF TOBACCO. E. M. PACE, Mjfr, Jfc NMeMiini. SIZE OO X ISO FEET. BASEMENT FOR OKAlIJT 70x150. , This market commends itsell to the grow ers ol Tobacco, where you can have it hand led right and sold right, lor as much money as any market. . Here are some of our reasons : Because, we are determined to have a to bacco market. - Because, we are familiar with what is necessary. Because, we are going to pay best prices. Because, we are going to bank by our say. Because, we are not going to be outdone by. any. Because.we are not of the raisers, and that a market. The grading department will be ia. under my personal supervision ana snan oe done right, at the lowest price consistent with good work. "We promise you in adyance top figurm We have secured the services as Auction eer ot Jno. "Y. Rarber, my old patrons know him, and knowing him is to say, he is first class and can't be driven away from a pile un til he has gotten the last copper there is in it. Bring or ship your tobacco to New Berne, prompt returns by mail, by check, or curren cy by express. Any inlormation on the subject given for the asking. Your Friend truly, ( , E. M. PACE, Manager & Salesman. FINANCIAL. Farmers & Merchants ...BANK... 33-n ai ti mi Km.y, lsoi. - Capital Stort.. $75,000.00 narpintana r rents, ; 11,111.11 omCRltfl: 1. H. Conea, President. w. s. uhaowiuk, vioa rraa. . T. W. Ia ar, (lanliler. J. w.uionui. Teller. jr. F. MaTTRawa, Oollaetor. . ' , U1KBCTOU3: I II. Catlcr. John Sulor. Vr. n.nia,laa, w. H.4Multck. P.ll.l'eiltUer. J. B. Ciaik, J. W. (MMwart, M. U. Juri.y, T.W.Uaway. We want yoer business and feel that we can offer you as much ia return as any oiuei-hank in the pity. It is our endeavor to make busineas relations mut ually pleasant and profitable to our patrons. , , I.A.BBTAK, TU0S.DAMILS, Treslaeat. ' Tlee Pres. (J. H. B0BERTS. Caskler. The national bank, O ISW B8KNK, M. O. xjrooKTOaa.TrD xajoa. 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