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THE ARGUS. DAILY AND WEEKLY. ' LODGE DIRECTOBY. Ruffln Lodge No. , K. of P., meets every Friday evening, at 8:00 o'clocc in. uaa . jreuows xiuu. . yniyhtly WBloome to visitors. Km Lodee No; 6. I.0. 0. F., meeta every Tuesday evening, at fi:00 o'clock, in Odd Fellows Hail, Uoraial welcome to vibi- Ion, Wayne Lodge, No. 112, A. F. 4 A. 3-, meets 1st and 8rd Monday ; evenines. 8.-00 o'clock, in Odd Fellows Hall. Visiting brothers heartily welcomed. Goldsboro Council No. 89, Jr. 0. U. A. AT... meets every Wednesday evening, 8:00 o'clock, in Odd Fellows Hail. Cordial welcome to all visiting brethren. THE WEATHER. For North Carolina. Possibly showers to-night aud Friday. J AltOUND THE CITY. o Picked Up By the Ubiquitous Reporter and Cbrouicled For the Inlormation ol Arsnis Readers. Mr. B. A. Xewlaml, of the A. A N. C. It. U., was in th- eit U'-day. Prof. T. It. Kiiut is holding a teachers institute at Whiteville this week. Mr. W. B. Fort, of Pikeviile. wa in the city to-day, returning from the reunion at Fort Fisher. Rev. A. B. Grumpier will preach in the Holiness Tabernacle to-night. The public are cordially iuvited. Mr. W. R liollowell, who hfis been attending the Friends' Yearly Meeting at High Point, has returned home. Mrs. A. M. Prince returned home yesterday afternoon from a visit to her son, Mr. 1). M. Prince, in Scot land Neck. Col. A. C. Davis who has been in New York for two weeks on profes sional buiness, returned to the city this afternoon. Capt. Jaa. 8. Harwell, of the At lantic Coast Line passenger depart ment, left last night for Deuver'ol., on an extended trip. Prof. M. T. Edgerton, who has been visiting relatives in this sec tion, loft lint niirlit for (iiii..,. .... .... uwijin, where he is engaged as au educator. Mrs. Annie Cohn, of Baltimore, arrived in the city yesterday even lng.to visit her parents and to attend the coming wedding of her mice Miss Maynie Isaacs. Governor Aycock, re turning frum attending the reunion of the surviv ors of Fort Fisher, was in the city to-day, betweeu trains, and was greeted right cordially by friends on all sides. A colored excursion from New born arrived in the city this morn ing to spend the day. ( ne negro while swinging off from the train steps struck his head against a tele graph pole and was hurt right badly. All those interested in givhig due public recogiihio.i to (ioldsboro's superb volunteer liremen the rec ord breakers of the worlk are re questeu to meet promptly t the Mayor's office to-morrow, i Friday; uiuiumg, ai iuijo o ciock. Mrs. W. It. liollowell, one of tlx leading spirits of the State Associa tion for the betterment of public viiwis, it-ii uiis morning or VWnie ville, where she will talk onthis ml.- ject before the teacher's institute now Deing held there. mas Mamie Johnson, of Fayette- vuie, wjio lias been visiting Miss uameu MCCUIIen, in this city, ,.ft u-uny lorjsrnilhnel.l, where she will attend the Confederate Reunion Ml,. will also Yisit friends in Dunn lore returning home. Mr anA fM Tv.. t .. i .... uuu 4in. jin. i.iaaca nave is sued invitations to the marrisi: their daughter Miss Mayme to Mr ins wiasiein, or Dunn, N. ('., the nappy event to take place in ( lu 1 Sholem Temple on Wednesday after noun, August ft 4:30 o'clock, fol lowed by a wedding dinner at the iiome, aiu .North John o'clock. THEY HAVE RETURNED. The Firemen Have Returned Home From Durham With New Laurels To Be Added To Their Enviable Record. Like victorious warriors return ing from the field of battle the Golds boro firemen returned to-day irom Durham, where they had added new laurels. They have returned loaded down with fresh honors to receive the applause of their own people, without which the honors would be of small account. The Firemen's State Association and the large crowd of visitors as well as the peo ple of Durham have had niauy kind things to say ot the Goldsboro fire men, all of which is sincerely appre ciated not only by the firemen, but by every citizen of the "Gem City." If there is an organization in Golds- Ixtro of which the people are more proud than another it is the fire de partment. Fvery citizen Is vicing with each ther in their efforts to do honor to the champions of the world, for such thev are since they have 1 nvered the world's record uihe horse hose ret 1 . . ii. .i .1. , races. It was not enougn inai me firemen should lower all records as hey have done before, but they have lowered their own unbeaten record, which shows what practice .iud iirofkiencv can accomplish. If possible, the people of Goldsboro are nore proud of their excellent volun teer fire department than ever before. The Goldsboro firemen are no strangers in the SUtte Firemen's As sociation. Fur six years thev have ntered (Aery tournament and have nlended successfully for first honors n the horse hose reel races. There fore when thev went to Purlmi this ime the other contestants had little lope of winning iu the most promi nent and most exciting race of the whole tournament. When the up- pointed time for the races came on all eves were turned ou the Golds- oro contestants and when they ifinie lowu the track with all the speed that their fast horses could com mand and the couplings were made the hydrant and nozzle with all the skill that practice could bring to bear the vast multitude of sjsrtaturs had witnessed a bcene unequalled in the history of the world. When the igures were placed on the blackboard the spectators gave vent to their en thusiasm with wild shouts of joy and usty cheers. Pandemonium reigned for several minutes, during which ime the menilwr? of the winning team were taken up bodilv and arried about on the shoulders of heir admirers. Thirty and four-fifth seconds is a very short time, but that is ail that was required for the No. 1 company )f this city to drive their horse 2o0 yards, lay L'nn feet of hose, attach oue ud to the hydrant and a nozzle to the other end and "how water. The Eclipse Company of this city, which hits won first money on sev eral accasions, only lost the race by ne-fifth of a second. There are honors enough to go around. street, ut C Hatch Brothers, the popular ex oursion nianuppra .vin cUreion from yds city U Wi lining, ton and Ocean View Beach v. i,i Augtwt 28th. The fare for the round Kipn oniyfi. They have also a r ranged with Capt. Harper for a 30 mile trip ou the steamer Wilming wuiw io tents. The trip will be 7. , , l6 return rom the beach at 6 o'clock. Mr. Thnnui M......ii ....... icwui, ui uroirden - K.Dlh P county' ha well fork which Is over 100 years old. The fork: was put down Id ikm on,i ...m now last 100 years lono t i. . . . ofiolld heart timber and h "bT iV8 H.P'WWe to get a piof weu w dd thai . a well fork U a piece of timber that Is put in the ground at one end for , the well sweep to rest on. This was thrway that the ''Old Oaken Due- A SAD DEATH. Fun ner GoidMjoro Uidy lasses Away in Georgia. The Fort Valley (Ga.) Leader, of August 6th, contains the following notice that will be read with sincere regret by many in this city and county her former home: "Mrs. Annie Eliza Jones, wife of our young friend Willie II. Jones, died at their country home five miles from town, on July ill, ami her re mains wen- laid to rest in Oak Lawn cemetery in this city. "Mrs. Jones was born March 17 IH,2, in Goldsboro, N. C, and was married Nov. r)) is').",, at Hock Hill S. C, to Mr. W. 11. Jones, of Fort Valley, Ga. She died July 24th, 1903, of rheumatism of the hi art. Her brief married life was a happy one. hhe leaves lour little children. two girls and two boys. She has also two brothers and two sisters, who survive her, Uichard Jones and Mrs. M. 1). Ourly of Chadbourue, N. C, Harvey Jones of Hobgood, N. C.and Mrs. W. K N. C. "Mrs. Jones was a lovely woman with a noble Christian character. She was a living, faithful wife, good, sweet mother, and a devoted sister and friend. "No death in our community has drawn out the heart sympathy of our people more than that of this good young woman, both for the kind husband and the four little orphans that she leaves with us rtMrs. Jones was a member of the Methodist church from her girlhood-, and that she lived a faithful Chris tian Ufa was clearly and unmlstak ablyovldtmccd la the hour of death.)' Holmes of Goldsboro, Drugs in Your Pastry. OMMON Baking Powders are half torn starch, the other half being Acid-phosphate, " or Alum. Some of these are said to be a very injurious, and quite unreliable. Good Baking Powders are one-fourth Rice Flour, one-fourth Soda, and one half Cream of Tartar. These cost 13 cents per pound to manufacture, but you must pay fifty cents per lb. for them, , at retail And it takes $4.40 worth of this Baking Powder to make a $6.00 barrel of Flour into Tea Biscuits! " PRESTO " quick - flour needs no Baking Powder, and very little " Shortening." It is the finest flour milled in America, being rich in Gluten (muscle-former) with a comparatively low per cent age of Starch (fat) , while Baker's Flour, for instance, is chiefly Starch, with little Gluten. "PRESTO" quick-flour has the exact proportions of Cream Tartar, Soda, and Salt, that such flour needs, al ready blended uniformly into it, by machinery. These chemicals are the purest made, mixed with the flour when they are fresh and strong, and then sealed up in air-tight packages that Grocers retad at 10c and 25c The very best flour, and the purest Cream of Tartar and Soda are thus sold in "PRESTO," at the price o( common flour, combined with Baking Powder, why ? Because " PRESTO " carries only a cyVIiller's profit on the whole product, instead of a Druggists profit on the Baking Powder, or 44 per cent, portion. Then, there's the great labor saving, and the certainty of results, to consider in its valuation. "PRESTO" makes the quickest, surest, lightest, whitest, and most economical of cakes, biscuits, and pastry. See comparative costs in other advertisements. FOR CAKES BISCUITS PUDDINGS DUMPLINGS Quick-Flour PIE - CRUST SHORT-CAKE MUFFINS DOUGHNUTS Of 1! food Grocm. for The H-O, Co. Buffalo.) In tSt nd 10' racks m. It is Time to Think tJz I - - . 1 ' In the Nice Case of Silverware SOLI HY I S 3 ! Ol a. AT A VKUY LOW a l'HK'K, vou'll riiid: : Dl Ladles. Olive 8ooiis and 1 ork Dinner Knives, , Dessert Knives, Dinner Forks, j Dessert Forks Table Spoons, j lewert Spoons, Teaspoons, Coffee Spoons, Chocolate Spoons,. Salt Spoons, i Berry SpiKins, Salad Spoons, Sutr.ir Sioons, Butter Knives, O -1 V) n o I P ii etc., of the very finest plate and solid silver. We carry a very, " interesting line of SOLID and 1'KATKD SILVKUWAIIE.; l'rice ()f these goods are very low for standard goods. Cj r. f. greegh! Phone 166. LEADING JEWELER. WEST CEN'TIU: STREET. TEN REASONS Why You Should Drink, Cin-Cho ! Because: & DON'T About Fafl Sewing! FORGET! So far as the going-away Girls and boys arc concerned. To facilitate an early start onthis work, we have had already shipped to us a com plete range of 3 2 a CD CA XT ft CD rt c KL 3 fu 3 a M 3 cr t o a n q' in O -1 tq' O P r CO. 5T o c o 3 " CO. c ui o - a CO CD P O O P3 a a I ' to s o o CD n f?. Weil . s BtQ$. That you can buy a Suit, Pair Shoes, Hat, , or Underware in fact, anything for Men or boys, Cheaper than at iany other store in the city. We would be pleased to have you call. EDSleiU Bros. HONEST MERCHANDISE. O Id Fellows' corner. '1, II FOLLY Of II All II 1. 4. 5. . t . 8. '.). lo. It is pure. It is a pure appetizor. It is a fine nervo tonio. It is cx;l and refre.shiuj,'. It is pleasing to tho palate. It is a fine anti-malarial tonic. It in a loon to that "tired feeling." It ii the best fountain drink obtainable. It is tho drink that reaches the thirsty sjot. It in the drink that preserves beauty and adds vim and vitality to the whole system. 9 9 ft ft ft 5 Cents at All Soda Fountains j Manufactured by TIIE CIN-CHO CO., 1J Goldsboro, N. 0. 6 6 AT A L L S O D A F O U N T A I N S. TheMoBt Satfetylng, Ooollbft Beflrtufilng, v " Invigorating and deUcloUij. - ; ; ,1 ; rr. )OES NOT 'EXCITE THE '.NERVES. mMniiniiniiniiunHw::nmwMti WILEY'S Fresh Chocolates and Bon Bons on Ice. ftlacKays pharmacy. Leading Druggists. BRUSH UP. Hair, ' " Tooth, Clothes, Nail, Bath Brushes! mmmi moderate prices mam M. E ROBINSON & BRO., " MONEY'S WOKTn DRUGGISTS. i A Suit S&le Planned To Save You Money! The Annual Reduction Sale of all 2-plece and fancy 3-plece sulta bogan yesterday. Kvery fancy 8uHlu the house, also Flannola and Crashe-at oflf. They -Include the handsomest and mowt desirable suite of the wawon. Lucky for you thai this sale comes Just when the weather is hottest. "Forget Me Not" u. m i v. This man actually jf" & n'le himself lame f J by walklnir all ovar the country looking forsuittthl material with uhieh to balld a house. He wantad pxxl lumber, good brick, and good hlni(lev, but hlB means were limited, and Ihe iieea Ht the mills were bevond his reach until he found A. T. OKIKFIN, who at once proved to h:m the folly of walking hII over the fuco of the earth trying to llud whi.t he desired at reasonable jiriees. The man cot wlint he wanted and went awny wiser, nml declared he would know where tn j0 next time. Mr. (Jrirnn'n l'.rick jilunt Is situa ted just outside of the city limits, on the Southern Railroad, and his Lum ber and Shingle plant is on the banks of Neuse river, near the mouth of Little river. When you need any thing in his line, call on him or write your wanui to A. T. GRIFFIN, GOLDSBORO, N. C. "There are not words enough in Webster's Unabridged Dic tionery to do justice tojMj Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy." So aid Tapt. W. W ( Omenta, engineer Southern Railway. Spen cer, a. (J., on Apri' 28 1903 fie bttid Ih it he had bami a severe "'f ferer from rcz ma fo three yetirs, danger which time he spent over $300 l i medicines V-l did him no good. He then trie J Mr Joe Per son's Remedy, and it cured htm, Bight, bottled did the woir M S. Witherington, Livery and Sale Stables ! Horses anu Mules For SIe ! Fine Driving Horses For Hire! EAHT CENTRE STRFTET.NORTII , Phone 124. A.-JOSEFH, FORSAKE! A Good Marble Busk nessin Goldsboro. , Will oeH cheap. Good rotBn tot , spiling. Write to II. A. TUCKER A BRO "Wilmington or Ooldsboro. JJ. CL Maytt jUntnTbe business fciold, paf. flea wlshtnit toinVstone cu get them at actual cost, ; 9 .
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