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The National Bank' The National Bank OF 60LD8B0EO, 'V Offers to depositors eye rj sooommo (Utlon sare tanking will warrant. 6X0. A. NOBWOOD, Jm., Prei't J. M. HOtLOWZIX, Cashier. OF QOLDSBOSO, Wants your business, and will W glad to talk or correspond irltb 70m. jBIO JL KOBWOOD. J., FnTtJ M . J. BEST, Vice-President. 1 ; This Abous o'er the people's rights, , 1 No soothing strains of Mali's tc a Doth an eternal vigil keep Can lull Its hundred eyes to sleep. t ' - VOL. XXXIII GOLDSBORO. N. C FRIDAY, MAT 81. 1901, NO 47 -.. ' V I 5 in ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM DIVERS SOURCES. News ol the Stage, Social, Politi cal and Otherwise, Culled From Our Exchanged. It is so cold in Boston that the family ice cream freezer is not yet thawed out. West Point will lose its attractive ness to the bullies if hazing be wholly stamped out The Philadelphia Times speaks of the Tillman-AicLaurin oonteet as a comedy. It will be lucky for the State if it does not turn out to be a tragedy. The discovery of wireless tele graphy does not give newspapers an excuse for publishing grapevine tele grams, but many of them persist in doing it and call it enterprise. ' A Boston Chinama j was fined $5 the other day for swearing in public. This is where he could have used his own language at far less cost and just as much satisfaction it would seem. The treasury department at Wash ington has just recently adjusted a claim for $8 b8 Hied thirty-niue yean ago. These railway claims depart ments will have to Lok to their laurels. The very essence of gall is con tained in the proposition that the Pullman company pension its por t. The pension ought to, go to ,t , . ...... . . m mm. mL rlii. MkikAiiLUfjktikiiJL to tip its porters. General Grilles, successor to Agu inaldo, has forwarded his address to uenerai aioaxmux wim v" - quest to be captured. Here is a I 1 I chance for the making of another dime novel hero. Dr. Hannah W. Longshore, of Philadelphia, the firBt woman to practice medicine in the Quaker city, has just celebrated her eighty-second birthday, bhe has been a prac titioner for fifty years. A few days ago Vice-President Boosevelt refused to enter a cage at the Buffalo exposition in which were a dozen mountain lions. But per haps he was only unwilling to take an unfair advantage of the lions. Mr. Edison, it seemn, promises to give his countrymen and the world Che., hou... . weU ; . cheap d. .X .. Pod Z. ment at a cost of not more per ton. ' I than $5 A movement has been started in Georgia to perpetuate the memory of Eli Whitney by converting into of his labors near Augusta, where he perfected his cotton gin. An or- Mnization has bten perfected, and a charter for the club secured. Widowed Father (to his ten-year- ,i,htnn vou know. Mm- nie. that your governess is going to get married? Minnie I am so glad to get rid of the hateful thing. I was afraid she was never going to leave us. Who is nh i?oinr to marrvT Widowed Father Me. London Tit-Bits The youth who coffin-nail near the monkey's cage took another one from his pocket, iowu.uu -Would it do any harm," he asked, II 1 buuuiu uum uuu u w 'Not a bit," responded the atten dant. "He wouldn't touch it. Amon- imv isn't half as bis a iool as it ioykH" m WHEN NATURE needs assistance it maybebest to ren der it promptly, bat one .should re member to use even the most perfect remedies only when needed,'" The best and most simple and gentie remedy Is the.Byrup of Jflg manufactured by IE WORLD Tim MONROE DOCTRINE AT- TACKED.j Senator Lodge, in his speech at the opening of the Buffalo ex position, glorified the Monroe doctrine and pleaded for its strict maintenance. It is somewhat surprising to see the Brooklyn Eagle attack ing the position thus taken by this Massachusetts senator. The Eagle has been one of the most enthusiastic advocates of the an nezation of the Philippines, and those who favored that policy, as a rule, asserted the Monroe doctrine also. Tbey contended that the acquisition of territory and the establishment of our power in the Orient would not prevent us from still upholding the doctrine of "America for the Americans." But the'Eigle parts company with the imperialists to the ex tent of dsclarinfif that this doc trine was sound as long as we stayed at homa ourselves, but now that we have invaded the old world the Monroe doctrine, in the opinion of the Eagle, no longer "oolds water." i The Eigle is consistent and logical. The M jnroe doctrine when first proclaimed and on every sub-tquent occasion when it was asserted was based upon moral arguments. President Monroe, Secretaries Webster, Marcy, Seward, Blaiae and Oloey in maintaining this doctrine did bo kent out of Eurorjean and eaa. I r . tern politics tne governments of tbe old world should keep out of thig Demipphere r, aruAt,or ,ua i.nrno, Ann . . I trino if muntmrcH at all nan ha I . ' ... mainta'nfd onlv bv fn-c.fl I We bave cast the moral argus ment to the winds. Secret Societies Barred. Des Moines, la., May 80 By a vote of 90 to 63, the Ueneral Assembly of ihe United Presby terian cburcb tnis afternoon adopted the report of the Judici ary Committee upon tbe change of creed with regard to Article XV. f bis is intended to mean tbat , . . . ,u :J of U de,eglte8, 1, expe,. .hose belonging to the cnurcn wqicq ... . . 1.1 are now members of secret or- lers. Tar Heels at Memphis Mimphie, Teor., May 30. I North (!rnl inn m ftIn a an.Anriiri di p!y in the grand parade to-day una was givta a prominent place near tbe bead ol the column. All aloog I ha line of parade the North Card. vtttraus were Ludly cuteriU 14 ,u manJ "h "jem. Taa Charlotte Drum Corps at- tracte 1 mn:h attention. ItED UCED KATES. On account of the Annual Con vetti jn National Travelers Pro- tective Association, of America, I I Q Q mi fA D.Ant- Va,, the Atlantic Coast L no will sell round nip tickets for one first class fart; tickets good to return " ' I . . .... , UU account ot uie uiueuujs ui the North Carolina Teacneis' Assembly at Wrighmviik, N, C, o June 10 to 15, round trip tick- ets to Wilmington will be sold at one first class fare, plus 2 00 membership fee. Count Blsmark Dead. Vartin, May 80. Count -Wil liam Bismarck, second son of tbe late Chancellor, died this morn i log fttterttaiet Illness, WILL REACH $75,000. $40,000 to $50,000 to Repair Dykes. The Raging Waves Covering Nine Miles of the Splendid Farm Was a Grand and Ter rible Sight. Raleigh News & Observer. Mr. B. F. Walters, manager of the Peanut Factory at the Cales dooia farms, came up to Kaltigh yesterday. He reports great damage resulting from the receot flood or freshet. He says that h oiotk. m ter was four feet higher than it had ever been. The fields from the camps to the river, a distance of nearly three miles, were a solid sea of water, the water backing up in all the low places through- r r " e out the entire farm. It was four feet deep in the gin house at camp No. 1, and was within a few feet ot the mole lot. The land between the two camps was flood- ed with water so that there could ba no passing or repassing be- tween the camps for a day or two. i Some of the. officials on the farm estimated that it will cost from $40,000 to $50,000 to repair lhls dvkfi and onftn thfl hrid. to -j r o Bay nothing or the destruction of I the growiog crops, which would increase the total loss to $75,000. j I Tbe water flooded some of the fee and as it recedes tbe wheat is set-n to have turned black, which indicates its total destruction. Tbe dyke broke at both ends anil at. aavaral nlioas alnnar tha . r ritrar Kanlr Ttrn mna anil rt tha , . . , ,. riclrn hrnlrn firnt BPnrlinf a nnr feet torrent of water into the farm and washing and drenching everything in its wake. Mr. Walters says it was a I grand but a terrible sight. Think of a cyclone of water overflow- iog.alne miles Of the finest farm on tbe Rjanokd. thj waves C0m ing like tbe waves of tbe ocean. ORIGIN OF OIL. The soientists are all at sea as to the origin of the oil tbat is found in "sandi" in nearly all paru , lbe counlry. IlbM oo?. deposit, M., found in California where there is no coal, and in Texas where there is none nearer than A 'a bama, and in other States wholly disconnected with coal fields. And to make tbe search for its 0rlm more difficalt every 01 Q8ld and osi ev3 well yieius au uu ui uiudraui, uaiure. No two sands produce similar oil. The oils of Kussia, Javaand reru are eacu sou an un.aB.iLt, oils of Texas are as unliko those of California as those of Pennsyl vania. The oil from one stratum in a well is unlike the oil from another stratum in tbe same 11 All U ;M .M.-.As-.a I tin ;-sn WBii. vum tuui luo .uvea- tigators, and they are fail of theories, none of which are satis- factory. Some say the oil of the wells come irom me x. 01 usn or am- ftla di8llne(i through countless M a. I a. . M Q U 1 Uoas unrl r.n I 1pp. tort in tha nil 1 -o - sands, wbtcrx by tne way are I rocks. Certain it is that good kerosene can be distilled from L . . ftnd even from olein. fish oils, and even from olein. The Russian oils disclose some evidence of a vegetable origin, j thus bringing them into V line witli obal But still another ' the ory Jiscards all such sources, 1 and iUrtouUi tto preseoca QtUA rroprtetora City ir&rte oil In the earth to heat in some stage of the earth's formation. These theorists claim that the limestone and shales under a high beat will yield oil. Some thus say the oil is of animal ori . i . ... rid, others that it is or vege table origin, while others say it it a mineral and springs from heat. Eich school has its Eup porters, and tbey are far apart, and, no 0I1B 0f them has very muih to fall back upon. The question is an open one, and tl e finding of the oil in all parts of the, world serves to ksep it oper, Mooone anticipates an earlj settlement of ir. The oil is in the earth, and that is about all tbat werknow about it. Southern Strike, ashington, May 30. The strjke of machinists on thr Bofthern Railway has at'aioed oraat.fr nrnnortiona than was anticipated by the officials of tbat system a day or so ago. Ac cording to reports received to. ha.f of tbe aachinists em ployed are out on a strike, and e number of others have also qui' woyk. A Positive woman. matter Which are matters of personal knowlede lee a ana experience. Every worn- an who has used Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for diseases of the womanly organs is positive as to its wonderful curative value, and confidently recom mends It to similar snnerers. Women who suffer from inflammation, n1rrQtirm f. Trials vra1mM diseases caused by disease of the wom- aaly ns wul find i amiplete core by the use of "Favorite Prescription." Seteml veart asro I ntTercd srere!v from female weakneia, prolapsus, and menorrhagia, and nsed Ir. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with splendid effect," writes Fannie Shelton, of Wsshington, Iowa. "Glad I have not needed it for a few years past, but if I should have any return of the old trouble would surely try 'Fa vorite Prescription.' I have recommended It to a number of my lady friends. I always tell them to try bottle, and if they are not bene- ntea oy u I win pay lor me meaiane. in every case tbey have spoken in praise of it." MAKES WEAK WOMEN STDONO AND SICK WOMEN WELL. 1 Lb W B V W RESTORES VITALITY Made a Well Man the w ifyJJL. oi me. m m DHT1AT produces th tbove resrJU in 30 any, n w povertullr and quickly. Cures when all others OIL looni man wlU regain their lost manhood, and old men will recover their youthful vigor by using RMIVa It aulcalV ana tnreiv reswim narrow Best, Lost Vitality, 1m potency. Nightly Emissions, Lost Power, Falling Memory. Wasting Diseases, and U effects ot self -abuse or excess as.4 indiscretion, which unntaons lor study, Dusiness or mxro. u IKtonh cures by starting at the seat ol disease, but 1st great nerve ton lo and blood buUder, brtaf ina K..V tha nlnk rim ta nsilsi ChMltg tDQ r storing the fire of youth, ft wJ?" I At Via fli att tat. ttMrlMl in VMt UOCket. Bj IBtlL and Consumption, insist on naving no r-por rix for SB-bo, with . posl I jriiVATdre?. fiOYAL MEDICINE CVi&OT WFor sle la eoldsboro by M. E rMwob bw.. dmggiHtH. I at !. fe ir rrKRP. 0 III I 01 IVUI i wuivsiwss 1 omoedownstairi.o Ite H. & M. L.Lee' store. B&IDQB WO DONK, Sent.: Sth.tf.. Tn thft Trflflfi 'M. On. and after June 1st we. will adopt a now rale ot 0 edit with our custom ers Au bills aue at tna me mun bspald promptly, and thereafter our rule will be to collect all bills weekly. Those who do not pay when bills are presented need not asit for credit. Sam Lonn z bon, f7 "TT Everybody knows tbat Mer cury is a danger ous medicine even when administered in very small doses, and few constitutions can stand it for any length of time. Potash produces inflammation of the stomach and bowels, and a dangerous form of dyspepsia and often chronic diarrhoea follow its use. Now, the doctors will tell you if Contagious Blood Poison you must take these minerals for two years or longer ; first, a course of Mercury, and when your teeth get so sensitive and sore that vou can't eat, and the gums have a spongy ; and a change to Potash is made. When the stomach rebels you are put on Mercurv again, and so on ad infinitum, or until the system becomes so thoroughly saturated ; with these poisonous drugs that the most disgusting sores break out on the body, ! the bones become diseased, and the muscles and joints are racked with, the most torturing pains. Mercury and Potash drive the eruptions and blotches from the 6kin, but the virus remains in the blood and the reappearance of the old symptoms and the occasional sore mouth show that the poison is still active, and you can never hope to completely eradicate it by this method of treatment. . When Z was about twenty -ons Tears of aire, or eighteen' years ago, Z contracted Blood naa rorm, ana am satisnea ust tna rapid progress tha disease was making- would soon have made me a life-long; Invalid or ended my life. As my system came under the lnflnenoei of 8. S. 8., the sores, splotches and pimples gradually disappeared and soon no evidence of the disease was left. I am now thirty nine years old, and have seen no signs of it during the past eighteen years. 8. 8. 8. does all yon claim for It. WM. EJLEBSON: S. S. S. is the only purely vegetable for proof that it contains any mineral ingredient whatever. The general health improves as the Specific purges the system of impurities, and as new. rich blood begins to flow in the veins the unsightly sores and other evidences of blood poison disappear ; strength returns and you are forever rid of this loathsome disease. Our Home Treatment Book on Contagious Blood Poison tells you all about the symptoms, different stages, etc., of this disease. We will mail you a copy free. if you need advice or special directions, write ourphysicians ; it will cost you nothing and may hasten your cure. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, GA. Tim's M in Robinson's Sarsaparilla. world for making pure blood, strong nerves, and a hearty stomach. It has been making sick people well for many years by driving ont all impurities from the system, and keeping them out. ROBINSON'S IRON TONIC the world It is guaranteed to make a permanent cure of chills and fever. There is no excuse A 4 4 41 tm 4 FopaierHoJi-hieKi-iipeiwatiueDnttJHome Take our good medicine and it safe for you to come to us for drugs. In twenty years we have learned how to do things right Your money will buy more purity and more quantity here than anywhere else in the city, M. E. Robinson & Bro. MONEY'S WORTH DRUGGISTS. THE CHIEF 1) 2 material aim in life among mankind is comfort; and the proper place to be gin to pursue that object is ft at the fountain head of man's sweetest rest the home. Our mission in life is to make the home comfortable. Does your roof leak? Then com fort is stealing from your home. Let us repair it for you, and thus smooth the wrinkled brow and bring the smile of gladness back again. Or, if you need a new roof, we can accommodate you. And the price yes, the price will not even make you frown. Tin or slate roof, to suit your taste. If you ride a wheel, we can re pair your old one; or would be pleased to sell you a new one, Yes, we can repair your old etove, and cheaply, too. Then, we manufacture tobacco flues, also. Get our prices before letting your work. We guarantee work manship to be first-class. MATTHEWS & CROOM, Old P. O. Stand, Arlington Hotel. School Sites Wanted. The Board of Trustees of the Golds boro Township Graded Schools desire to purchase sites for the erection of Bohool buildings In the following loaa- tlone. lit-Near Graenleaf 2nd la the Webbtown section. : - 8rd West Central seotlon of the city ' Propositions for the aale of these sites or gifts of inch will be received by the undersigned until June 10, 190L The Board reserves the right to re- ixt an j or all bids B. B02DSIT, 5. Jill 1 ' yon have unnatural appearance, you are told to stop b. b. b. 13 the only antidote for this de Poison in a structive virus, and an infallible remedy fur this peculiar poison. It destroysand eradicatt-3 every particle of the poison, and makes the blood as healthy and Pevely. Mo. . pure as before the dis ease was contracted. blood purifier known, and we offer f r.ooo Hacoiness It id the surest medicine in the is one of the best medicines in 4 r. i am 4 via get welL Our experience make3 Household Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Cure is guaranteed to re liee all SUMMER com plaint in children or adults. Pleasant to take and perfectly safe. 25c. OflldsDoro Oruo Go- The People's Popular Drug Store. You Are Backward. perhaps, about coming here for Toilet Articles, Rubber Goods, eta., because you have heard so much of their good quality that you fear pricn will be high. Dismiss that idea from your mind. This is the Cheapest Drug Store in the city. Prices are : quite low and the stock so eood that! values are simply unequalled. I JENKINS & TERRIES, liragruU and twOanier. , Walnut 're.et, epp, Mayor' QQce thQ California FI4 Bjrup.UO.
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