Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-03-25

l maui tree to any farmer IN America VINO viii write Tor ls
GERMAN KALI
90 Nassau ST, New York.
better service, if | could obtain a
contract establishing an indepen-
dent Office in Our own city, where
all moneys should be paid in; every
dollar invested from, and the
Bonds due and payable upou death
lard maturity, redeemed. This
Especial contract | succeeded in
securing for North Carolina, and
with the above purpose in view l
laid my plan before the directors
of the bank of which | an the
Cashier, asking their sanction, and
obtaining their consent to the use
of their bank az my depository.
This being arranged, | felt that
with the Farmers & Merchants
Bank as my depository, | would
further fortify the confidence of
the public by associating in the
enterprise some of the active,
honorable business men of this
community to co operate with me,
if the plan met their endorsement
and approval-and for the pur-
Ipose named l have organized an
Advisory Board of the following
named gentlemen of this city,
who have heartily endorsed the
plan and will cooperate with me
in all matters relating to the sue
cess of the enterprise.
w. B. Blades, of Blades Lnm-
Der Co.
c. d. Bradham, of Bradham's
Pharmacy,
B. B. Neal, of L. H. Cutler &
ICo.
DR., r S, Primrose Treasurer
OF City of Newborn.
Jos. b. Clark, of Clark Lum-
Der Co.
Geo. Green, Secretary of the
East Carolina Fish, Oyster, Game
and Industrial Association: Clerk
lof L. S. District Court.
w. j.. Pitts, Of Neuse River
Lumber Co.
John Dunn, Wholesale and Re
tail Grocer.
I. G. Hyman, of Hyman Sup
|ply Co.
o. H. Guion, of Clark & Guion,
Attorneys,
OF this Advisory Board there is
a Special Loan Committee, con-
sisting of w. B. Blades, B. B.
Neal, Jos. B. Clark,
Clark & Guion, Attorneys at
Law, of this city, are the general
counsel of my Board.
So | feel confident and assured
that every dollar subscribed for
Bonds in the State of North Car.
Iolina will receive safe and careful
management and investment.
These additional precautions
are observed by me, not because
[ have not every confidence in
the ability, standing and integ-
Irity of the company | represent,
but for the purpose Of approach
ing my people in North Carolina
with the assurance that their
earnings, investments and saw
lings should be placed in circula>
ton among them, in order that
each holder of a bond should be
in closer touch with this enter
prise.
Local agencies will be estabs
lished throughout the State as
rapidly as consistent with judi>
cious management and each city
or town thus represented will be
allowed to borrow upon approved
security an amount equal to
three-fourths of total income
from bonds held by its citizens
this shall make it a home enter
prise and establish a community
of interests.
Feeling that this Investments
one that peculiarly addresses it
self to every mali, woman and
child VINO can save from their
salaries earnings ands labors a
small 90 cts. each week, for
growth and accumulation in life
and indemnity against death, [
feel no hesitation now personally
or in my official capacity to place
these bonds upon the market
with every assurance of protec~
ton, for which [ only ask the
patronage of those who can save
their small earnings.
In conclusion I will say to
those who can scarce afford 80
cts. per week, that [ IA offer
them a bond OF the face value of
$50. 90 for a saving Of 80 cts. per
week, producing in proportion
the same results.
Very Respectfully,
IT. w. DEWEY,
General Agent Independt Mt
Branch of the Guarantee Bond
and Savings Company of Geors