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MONARCH ROOF PAffiT.
5fep5 Leaks. Makes Roofs Like Iron
FIVE YEAR'S GUARANTEE.
C. D. BRADHAM, New Bern, N. C.
Or MONARCH PAINT CO., - -:
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Office and Salesroom 49 Middle 8treet, . Warehouses 6 anil y
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Office Phone No. 172; Residence No. 254. - - -cm-D
All Mail andThbne Orders trill hare prompt attentioa. ' '
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Dealers In GetieraJ 5airdware,i3oblcllit6ves,!
;aints.
79 "onih Fmt St'
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xiugnt Prices. , ?
fc: Uranfys Shop,
tr MHehfll'iOUfttad
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rimprbved shoos, ""i
:gva Frujt Store
60 Broad Dtrcot, next
to Oaka ITarliot. "" V
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Like the ghost of Bmqno 'irhicli will
not down; the topic ot the escapade of T
W Dewey will not down,' but erer and
anon some derelopment or new Idea will
be sprung which will, fill space. In the
newspapers and peep tongues wagging.
Now that the. speculations as to where
Dewey has gone, how he got his atone,
what he did with it and other questions
of like nature have been jelked to death
the moral aspect bobs up". i '
, 4 w-jfc .f"ri. J'''' 1
"That 'Mrpewey, was a deep thinker
and well tersed reader Is a weU ,Jnpwa
faof.' He had books In Ids library irjdch
shpwed him to be a man. of maohi more
than ordinary literary taste. And those
books were Indices of his mind.'' He was
bllosophloal and loved to peruse deep
books. But there wu nothing to lndl
oatethat he had delved , deep into any
philosophy, ancient , or modern, which
would laflect ,the , "lWUngof 18t-
ti V l! ' -','f' I
There are-4hose who- hare an Innate
desire to 'throw off" at Certain Institu
tions by making Dewey - the -scapegoai.
They say,; "now here Is another case of
a good f man, gone wrong.' Ar church
member,',' kpromlneat T M C A worker
and allied; with charitable' institutions,
tarns oat to be a thief, and If the church
harbors such as he who la the world can
we trust t These ultra views were ev
dently glrej by persona who vera' either
rery much, prejudiced against, religions
organizations generally .or, is the "yiotln)
of twofnl Ignorance as to the facts dt.the
A person who knows Ht Dewey ; eays
$ha$ whatsTsrelsemaybe said of him
he jean, sorely .be cqlutted - of any
charge of hypocrisy that may be brought
against him. i Jf hen he sirwas associated
with church work he found that he
Could not kbe jOonslstentaand. do 'that
which he wanted to do so he " honorably
asked to be released f 10m his obligations ;
to the church and his name erased riom
Its rolls. His request iras complied
with and he has for a Jong time been die
aasoolated fromTthenv;, Therefore ft Is
unjust to organisations referred to and
also to HrDewey to make and allusion
ooAnectlnghlm with thenT within recent
yearsr-' r '"'t;$
If any'oncl thinks that rnnsip hath
charmi to" iooflie ; the saVage'' breast
should be on lhe: down town streets dur
ing the eTenlngiwiniai.aylrom 8 to 11,
they w.Qsldohange the well vorau adsge
to aomathlsg like thUi "Musi or what
Its better termed,' alleged musle,' hath
power to drive one to drink.? It Is
wonderful when Apollo strike. hls;lrs
what sounds wDt brst upon ths ;amb
lent alf, It was our privilege to' llstea
to a strange medley of sounds ths other
night,'. At first the deep, rich, aonoroos
tows of a chorch organ Were heard and
presently the sweet and fuaDtar time of
the old hymif, -My Faith L6oks Up To
Thee earns from within the sabred por.
Ulsbf fii clmrch.' Immediately ' what
seemed Ukl rtYsfto that music started
up la another jocallty the equally beantl
f ul hyma, ''Nearet If y God to Thee."- A
bunch of nUa on the street thought they
would help the good caned along' "begaa
sieging 'la the , Sweet Bye Ztht, Bye.
This awakened a Uhy whose Hb was.
lathe neighborhood sad. fee Joined la
the chorea with right good visa bet aot
eanch harmony, .Lest, btot leawt,the
band began to play. .Theeomblnatioti of
Bscal endeavor we eaoigfc U eestre
af put there was something doieg fa
the bnaloal4lM that sight .-' -i-
We herewith publish the, proeeedlsgs
ff the meeting of the rarmers ani Ker
ehanu of Cratel oounly' at the , pourt
aoussyeiieiaayi . .,u
rurauaht to notice the, JTamaara ahd
Jttrcbwu met la. the oourt hooae at
8ewBem i4Hmi4
J The aveeUeg was called to ordst by H r
JtAM Vwnf f '--
jrr JB llimycfysoWboVvwai
e'e't4 frmshnt Ctialnnaa, and j W Ji
Kjon, Of 2upt, Btcw.Ury,,
luZomlsg i'jt from tbe fart
ooi priuta la ths county wr pmhl
Vli U B Ifock,I W8llX,tin IT
Alfrei Cxitlai, t S 7rt,C, T.. VI r .
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World-Renowned
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NATIONAL BANE;
Of New Berne, N. 0. at New Bern,
itn the State of North Carolina,
. at the close of Business,
Sept. 9th, 1903.
, IIBSOUROES.
Loans and discounts 485,704 29
Overdrafts, secured and un-
'secured..., 4,768:
U. S. Bonds to secure circu-
iation,..:...; : 25,00000
Stocks. securities, etc.. 84.000 00
Banking-house, furnlture.and
nztures. . .... ; 11,000 00
Other real estate owned - 4,018 28
Dae from National Banks .
. f not Reserve Aenta 21.722 B0
Due from State Banks and '
Bankers.......... 14.139 79
uue irom approvea reserve
agents.. 8,37491
Checks and other cash items 6,185 46
Notes of other National
Bank....; 2,777 00
irracuonal paper , currency,
: nlckelsi and cents. . . . . . . . . 740 45
Lawful money Reserve in Bank, v .
. viz: Hoecie..... . S4.ooeou
"Legal tender notes 80,000 00 : 54,568 00
Redemption fund with U. S.
Treas'r (5. of circulation) . 1,250 00
J ' ' Total $668,118 07
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in $100,000 00
8urplusfund,, 70,000 00
Undivided. . pronts, less ex
penses and taxes paid 10,047 20
National Bank notes out-
etandln.?. ;........... 25,000 00
Due to other National Banks 8,803 60
uoe 10 .Diate uanss ana
'Bankers.. 8,441 66
Individual deposits
subject to check 801 ,649 98
Time certificates of '
deposit..,.. ... 118,664 15
Cashier's" chocks .
!- outstanding - 6,989 78. 426,248 81
Notes and bills redltoonnted 4,575 00
Bills payable, including certl
, fioates of deposit for money - -MMrrowed
20,000 00
; Total $668,118 07
State of North Carolina, I .
. . Oountv Of Craven, f M
J, G. H. Roberta, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
. . . ..-..-
aooirieage ana oeiier.
vff- f O. H. ROBERTS, Cashier.
? Subecrlbed and sworn1 to before me
this 18th day of Sept, 1908, J;- -
. ' TUUMA8 i.MITUHELIi, II. F.
Co&bbct Attest:
Jso. Dim. .
r K. IT. Rnnn.
Jambs A. Bnvaa. ' ,
Directors.
.'.-.roiiaAiii!.!
t Owing to toe death Of my wife I have
decided to abandon farming and win
sell my track and stock Lust, SlloaUd
on tns A N C railroad, Ova miles south
ofNewBem.;.: "'- c , v'--. '
I farm eoatalas 860 aorae. 100 of which
are under enltlvation. Bnlldlnts all new
Good six room residence, two large
barns, rep;Urrfy, $8x60 and 45x60
feet la site, shelter 60x80. Two potato
houses and such other boudlDgs as are
seeded on aa Improved fara. Alaonre
commodious tenant bouies.' Fine well
7$ feet deep and 104 barrel cfstera it
rood ooodlUon. Thrifty voant orctard
jut begua btadeg.Dee of the best f arms
letMoouairyv , -
Farm stock and taiplerasats will be
sold, er the farm sloae, to suit purchaser
Aty one waatlag a farm wHl do Well to
a.t '.reee. - O II FOR3TTII2
'. ' ' ';'' N.w Beta, N C.
iJovucn'CrLand,
I riiAuyj lit
': GROCERIES.-
IU. : I. t (!.n n.liro f!k
f:r. :. i. i.'.c--ii-jDi..
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Y ' ' ' 1 .- ' ' . " f ;;r r-.rp
TI10 Best Light.
, Onr Improved Stand lamps (
Beats them all.
PERFECT VENTILATIOr r
BA ILT MANAGED.
1A New1 Stock ' of . Hall Lamps
and Store Lamps . ,
WHITEIIURST'S
45 Pollock St,
. Phone 228.,
The Autumn Season
of 1908 offers an abundance in styles
ana laDnci tnat is sure to delignt all
those who regard correct dressing as an
essential to the refinements of life. At
P M Chadwlck's tailoring establishment
1.1 1. m .
uu mom complete line 01 gooas ever
Buowm is reaay lor your selection.
P. H. Chadwlck,
Storm !
71i.ere
At 8. Goolon's.
Oar entire stock of Fall Goods,
are now ready for inspection and
prices are In harmony with the
hard times. For the pasv 5 days
we have been kept buisy marking
down the cash prices in order to
give par customers the benefit of
discounts.
, The prices below will convince
you that the above statement is
correct: .,
" MEN'S CLOTHING.
84 Hen's Bolts, all wool, bv fine artiat
tailors, formerly sold at $15, . now at
your aisconnc, bv so.
17 Msn's Suits of Oriental beauty, all
one size, 80s, worth $18, will go at this
saie lorfiueaon,.
t T Baits Same as Above, one slxe 88s,
double breasted, something finer than
fine at $7 76V '
Id Tooths 8ults, the very latest style,
would be xul table for King Alphonio,
only $4 25.
i 18 Little School Bulta which would
make any boy prond of bis father, good
taste, Just Look 97c
4 Our Knee Pants. Great Soottl what
oargaina, au sues, ana au prices. And
that u ngbt. ;
? r snoEa.
Our tl 60 Ken's Viol and Valour Calf
erioee wiu go lor tnu week only at 1 69.
Only 8s, 7s, and 9a.
Uar 00 Ladles Shoe win he sold for
$1 48. all siaes, 900 pabi to select from.
Iflaaasaad Cbihfreoa Shoes ia pro
ponton, r: ;- '
IN OUB DBE3S GOODS DEPT a
heaotlful line of all wool Oasbimere m
an ahadea, Benrieitae, Bergee, Mohairs,
ee at g"tJy redaced prke.
j ;T ..rotira lor IJsjaind, ( .; f
75 KIDDLK.BTREET, Next to Gasktll
Hardware Co, New Sera. -
SHE !'
I , A more complete line of Fur
niture of all grades from the Cheap
est to the Best ever shown In Kew
Bern, aaK- ', ... tV
For tlio rioxt ;
30 Days
S'iccip.l SrJ3
on ao'i.t cf liavlnjto moTO In
sma'iic r s'awv, we are r'.rr.;v!(vl to
ot.!. a 1 j .-.tf' f stir I.w t'.'
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idrnel
iwaekeref
Just Received.
Fresh Elgin and Fox River Trint Butter.
Shredded C!odflsh, Boneless Codfish and Whole Codfish.
Cream Cheese. ..,
. - Big Hams to cut, Small Pic Nio Hams and English Cored
Shoulders.
Fresh Boasted Coffee and Fine Teas.
Door Mats, nice ones 60c, 60c and t5o each.
Yours to Please,
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p Th.ne 01. 71 Brad at
tttWtttttWHtttttt
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wc SIKH. BULLING FAST
But must rush off
zSrii "S. XrBv,BO we can do ready
With the BIO PAT.T. arrnnv
thins: in our store
Prices. No such sale has been in New
Bwrii uub season,
v-u-o oixgaxuD aro ttxi gone.
s. rorriE,
28 Middle St.. Near lvTovlrof -nni,
vvy-tT
HAH, ROAD, MIJLil,
MACHINE SUPPLIES.
WE ARE MANUFACTURERS AGENTS FOR
Erie City Boilers ani Engines,
Van Winkle Celebrated Gins and Prases,
The Oneida Wood Split Pulleys,
The Wagner Duplex Steam Pumps,
Starret's Fine Tools.
We carrv a full utrvlr nf
v""""tt uuo ui macmnery and
Supplies. 1
Gaskill Hdw. &
HARDWARE 78 Middle St.
Phone 147.
Don't Be Ud or Influenced
to buy anything you do not want, use your best judgment in selector
the whiskey you use for yourself or family and after deciding on your
brand insist upon having it, without considering the coet to the dealer
so long as you pay the price he charges.
We especially call your attention to the timn triivi
HENEY- RYE WHISKEY, feeling certain no other brand will suit
you better or give more sattefao'ion.
.Compare it with any brand at
tben know no one can persuade you
. tjoioin eeajed botUe. or following sizes-quarts, pint and half
pint. Full measure, uniform quality, and popular pricoa. At Leading
STRAUS, OUNST A CO.. Propm,
RICHMOND, VA.
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I havoJastrQirl a Car Loa4
VUU Till: l:r.T IN THE MARKET, GUARANTEE! wKl
r ; e t; 1 1 f c'. ir e every broVeo alle regartUoei of load f elrcta
A i k- r---t -; tinllmllcd
T !(.''?" " fr:,'.'.V:!. l.j iA a
C -t HMAI i It nfif-OtiilUOOrcrtH. .' ;
'..l.I I.', n.AN'IUrr; rummer and WlnW UOBK.' MEDICAL
n'i'i'!!' '. a if" 'ft rnrj.'iliitirs
aJLOXL.rS
Wholesale
ft Retail
Grocer,
the remainder of our
win vo oiri 0 n,,
uome quick before
Mill Supply Co.,
MILL SUPPLIES 44 Craven St,
Phone 218.
same mica or hhu h;u,
to Uke any substitute.
of AUBUW WAQON8" ui
sAxtfUiinl of .TOP WidOFEN,
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