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Can lull its hundred eyes to leep' '
VOL. XVII.
GOLDSBORO. K. C, THURSDAY JULY 8. 1897.
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LOCAL BRIEFS
Thk tobacco waiohout.es of the
city are being put in indcr for the
counuo; season s
sales.
The shipment of huckleberries
from these parts to northern mar
kets is still of large proportions
daily, and at profitable prices.
His many friends will be sorry
to learn that our esteemed friend
and townsman Capt. J. B. Edger
ton is confined to his home with
fever.
JNIk. Jus. W. Baker, who has
been tilling a position as stewart
of the convict camp at Castle
Haynes, is in the city for a short
vacation .
The weather is a little warm,
but the bicycle is as popular as
ever. Dees the wheel make folks
warmer in Winter and cooler in
Summer ?
HoME-grown watermelons
have made their appearance on
this market, but the price is so
high they do not or rather we
do not think they would taste
good.
Complaint has been made
that the city does not remove
garbage as often as it should in
some instances. This is a very
serious complaint just at this
time and the matter should be
looked into.
Mr. F. M. frioye, of this city,
is the father of a little girl 4
years and 8 months old 'that
weighs only 30 pounds and his
brother, who lives near Beston
his a daughter only one year old
that weighs 30 pounds.
The farmers are nowpurchas
iugtheir tobacco flues from the
different manufacturers in this
A COTTON BOLE
i:xliiliit 1 To-ilay by air. K. K. ltrd?n
Thk farmers throughout this
section for several years past
have exhibited with especial
pride a cotton bloom as early as
the first of July and it has been
considered an indication of pros
ficient farming to be able to do
that much, but the limb of a
stalk of cotton that has been ex
hibited on our streets to-day by
Mr. p. K. Borden from the farm
of Mr. L. E. Pridgen does away
with the novelty of cotton blooms
at this season of the year. The
limb in question was about eight
inches in length and had borne
thus early 1 eotton bole f grown,
1 cotton bole grown, 2 blooms
and 4 squares. The largest bole
measured inches in diamater
and must have been in bloom as
early as the 10th of June and by
the 20th of this month would
have been open, with the fleecy
staple peeping out of its burs.
Nothing of the kind has ever
made its appearance in this sec
tion so early. The stalk from
which the limb was taken was
not a special "hill" that had re
ceived especial attention, but it
was among those in a field of
several acres and was not dis-
covered until to-day. The seed
from which the stalk was grown
is not of the ordinary kind, how
ever, but is of a very early and
prolific variety that Mr. Borden
secured from a large cotton farm
in SouthwCarolina and is known
as "King cotton seed."
jji' "jj
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for its great leavening
strength and heathfulness, Assures the
food against alum and all forms of adul
teration commoa to the cheap brands.
Royal Baking Powder Co..
- New York.
PURELY LITERARY.
Kut of Varied Tenor, Selected By the Ed
itor From Manifold Sources to Suit
Many Minds.
FAMILY RE UNION.
Tlie Seventieth Anniversary of the Fam
ily of Mr. A. J K. Rhodes as Reported
Hy our Correspondent- An Kn.joyable
Kvent,
Peak Aiuius:--It is with the
rriitfst nlp.'i.cnrr that vonr for-
city, which is an evidence tbat. s omk.nt aanouaces an annual
preparations are being: made for! - c f , e . r t
lu n, . i i reunion of the family or A. J. K.
the curing: of the weed.
Thk news of good crops comes
from every section, aud good
news it is, too. it is her fams
that have made the United States
rich aud powerful. We cannot
magnify too much the impor
tance of agriculture.
J!k. and Mrs. George A. Nor
wood, Jr., have moved into their
own residence, recently purchased
from Mr. II. J. Ham, on John
street. 1 lie AUG us wishes ineni : maUy of the six chilort n, twenty
mo iuiicm measure oi nappiness , four grand-children,
and prosperity and long years j great-srrnnd-children
in our midst
Rhodes, near Mt. Olive, X. C ,
which took place on the 20th inst.,
at his residence.
The occasion was odc long to be
remembered by the many who
participated. It was Mr. Rhodes'
seventieth anniversary, and it has
been a rule for the family to as
semble for years on that day, and
partake of the festivities prepared
by him and his good wife, and as
! the day arrives each vear, as
HoME-GiiOWN grapes have made
their appearance. Pears, too, are
ripe, and watermelons, peaches,
apples, plums, and many varieties
of vegetables are here. Why not
let the world know something of
our wonderful country. A Cham
ber of Commerce would do this.
Excursions are abundant
these Summer days. They lack
only one thing to make them
complete watermelons. Excurs
sions and watermelons seem to
go together. Only a few days
more and our delicious home
grown melons in all their juicy
ness and sweetness will be abun
dant.
The Bicycle Club recently oiv
ganized in this city, is brim full of
progressiveness and has already
taken a great stride, not only for
the guaranteeing of its own per
manency as an organization, but
one that means, also, much for the
beauty and attractiveness of
Goldsboro as a modern and pro
gressive city. The club has se
cured a permit from the Hermann
Park committee, and will at once
begin the construction of a bicycle
track around the entire Park
This track will be graded accord
ing to the best of engineering: skill
and will be not only a joy to
members of the bicycle club, but
will add much to the general ap
pearance and attractiveness of the
Park. v e go forward .
But underneath whatever seems sad
and is not understood.
I know there lies hid from our sight
a mighty germ of good.
And this belief stands firm by me,
my sermon, motto, text
The sorriest things in this life will
seem grandest in the next.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
The third anniversary of Price
less Jewel Lodge No. 3735, G.
U. O. O, F., will be celebrated
at Snow Hill on July the 30th by
tho rendition of an elaborate pro
gramme of music, addresses, etc.
There will be a grand street pa
rade at 11 o'clock, and invitations
will be extended to lodges a
Goldsboro, Greenville, Kinston
and LaGranre. At night there
will be an entertainment at Odd
Fellows' Hall, where will be served
all the edibles and delicacies of the
season essential to make the inner
man rejoice. The annual address
will be delivered by Rev. J. H
Hayswood, of "that place . The
lodge extends an invitation to the
public generally . and promises
that all who avail themselves of
Ids opportunity will never Have
, Jfcuse to regret. JNo doubt quite a
number of friends of the. Order
will be in attendance from thi
and tour
and two
adopted daughters, with four chil
dren, and others of the immediate
family connection, as can, meet
and enjoy a good old time to
gether. Among the many invited guests
present, were Rev. A. B. Grum
pier, and Messrs. James Grum
pier, and Henry J. Faison, of
Faison, who enjoyed the pleasures
of the day with us, and perhaps
I will be excused for saying that
about seventy-five persons, mak
ing a rough estimate, partook of
one more "square meal."
Mr. Rhodes and his wile were
married over fifty years ago, and
celebrated their golden wedding
in October last year by having
their reunion- then, at which time
they were the recipients of many
valuable and appreciative presents.
He has just entered his three
score and tenth year, and his wife
is only one year behind him. May
they live to enjoy many more re
unions, and may each one eclipse
all the others as the years roll by,
is the wish of all. As David said
in the Psalms, "The lines have
fallen to them in pleasant places."
After dinner was over and Mr
Grumpier had taken his afternoon
nap, he was requested to make a
few remarks, which he did in his
happy and effective style, and we
hope that they will do much good,
and that after death, there will be
another re-union of us all in
glory.
"Every sweet must have its bit
ter, and every bitter its sweet;"
the Rev. Mr, Crumpler found af
ter dinner that he had lost his
pocket-book, on' the way there
but found it on the return trip in
the road near by.
B. B. Raiford
Mt, Olive, N. C., June 30.
The London Spectator gives an
account of experiments made to
determine the sensibility of ani
mals to music. In each experi
ment . the violin would first be
played, at first low and soft, then
louder and louder, The sharp,
high-toned piccolo would then
follow and then the flute. The
effect was often startling. The
tiger, for example, listened in
tonsly and with evident pleasure
to the violin, but when the piccolo
began was filled with the wildest
rage, rushed up and down the
e-age. i eared on its hind legs,
shook its head and ears and lashed
its tail from side to side. The
flute, however, calmed it at once,
and coming to the bars of the
cage, it listened intently. The
monkeys were affected in the same
way, but were not so violent in
expressing their emotions. Violin
music was often so agreeable to
them that they would drop their
food and listen very attentively,
while the piccolo almost invaria
bly aroused their anger. The el
ephant preferred the flute and was
enraged at the piccolo, as was also
the ostrich. The wild asses and
zebras left their food when the
violin began to play, and ran over
to hear it. The piccolo, however,
soon sent them back again.
FOURTH OF JULY.
WHAT
IT SIGNIFIES
AMERICANS.
TO
The Birthday of Liberty An Anniversary
That Eyery land and Clime Should
Celebrate:
To-morrow will be the Fourth
of July !
Great and historic, too, is- ike
fourth day of the second month
of Summer. The fourth day of
July is a day that should be cel
ebrated by the people of every
land and ' clime, because the
Fourth of July, 1776, is the birth
day of liberty.
One hundred and twentj-one
years ago, the ; notes, clear and
sweet, which the blessed old Lib
erty Bell rang out to the listen
ing multitudes aloug the Sclmrl
kill and the Delaware, eehoed and
re-echoed over all the world.
Every American . citizen . his a
noble birth-right, and he should
teach to his children the history
of this wonderful land the cradle
of freedom and liberty. Teach
them, too, that these precious
privileges were bought with the
price of suffering and blood and
death. Buncker Hill,
Do YouJJse It?
It's the best thing for the
hair under all circumstances.
Just as no man by taking
thought can add an inch to
his stature, so no preparation
can make hair. The utmost
that can be done is to pro
mote conditions favorable to
growth. This is done by
Ayer's Hair "Vigor. It re
moves dandruff, cleanses the
scalp, nourishes the soil in
which the hair grows, and,
just as a desert will blossom
under rain, so bald heads grow
hair, when the roots are nour
ished. But the roots must be
there. If you wish your hair
to retain its normal color, or
if you wish to restore the lost
tint of gray or faded hair use
Ayer's Hair Vigor.
No Kond Sales in Sight.
New York Suu,
We give advice, but we cannot
give the wisdom to profit by it,
a liachefoucauld.
It is the height of folly to
throw up attempting because you
have failed, r allures are won
derful eloments in developing th
character .
The Mount Lebanon Shakers have
recently perfected an ingenius cure for
dyspepsia. Their Digestive Cordial
consists of a food already digested and
a dig-ester of foods Happily combined
The importance of this invention will
be appreciated when -we realize what a
proportion, of the community are vie
tlms oi some term of stomach troubles
Thousands of jpale, thin people have
little inclination to eai, ana wnat tney
do causes them pain and aistress.
This Digestive Cordial of the Sha
kers corrects any stomacn derange
ment at once. It makes thin peopi
plump. Every-one will be greatly hi
terested to read the little book which
has been placed n the hands of drug-
gists Tor tree distriDuwon.
-WhSt fs'L AXOL? Nothing but Cas
tor Oil made'as palatable as honey
Valley The Sun made on Wednesday of
Forge, Guilford Battle Ground, the Government's financial cons
The Cowpens and Moore's Creek dition at the close of its fiscal
, , . , ,. year yesterday, has been more
attest the heroism of the fathers than confirmed by results. The
who established for their poster- deficit in the revenue for the
itv this wonderful Government, year, instead of being a little
,. -i -i less than $25,000,000, as we said
And as the worshippers assemble it woud be ig bul a trifle oyer
to-morrow m this land ot religi- 22,000.000. showing a gain of
ous liberty, let pulpit and pew, nearly $3,000,000 more than we
priest and people unite in thanks "JJ - 4,7.000.0
to Almighty God for His watch- against $230,000,000 on May 1.
ul care and tender mercy to our and $212,800,000 on March 1.
In the tace oi tneso ngures
The Alters would be glad to nT.fifiir.tin sAhat a resort to bond
see this and other public holi- sales to meet current expenses,
days that mark crises m our civic such as were made by President
history, more generally and lib- Cleveland, will be rendered
erally "observed, not only for the necessary by the new tariff be-
lessons they teach of patriotism fore the meeting of Congress
and public service, but for the next December. The prediction
i is as sdly as it is malicious. The
5 , i . - . i a Treasury has in ha ad, besides its
for gam, that we may contemplate r a of S1 ,n mn nno
the glory of our great country yer dollarSf national bank notes,
and ponder the duties that rest and Government notes amount
upon us in our day and genera- ,ng altogether to over 100,000,-
tion. 000. and its net available balance.
rlorlnntincr f rn.ntionnl anrl minor
NO cure-no pay, ::r 7-stwn nm niin
That is the way all druggists sell oi!.-u A It
GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL ouuum, Lieleui, u new
TOINIC for Chills and Malaria. It isl tarifl, in the course of the cur-
simply iron and quinine in a tasteless rent fiscal year, produce, as its
lorm . omiuren iuvb iu. nuuiw preioi enemies say ft will, $y3,UUU,UUU
quireinents, there is plenty of
money in the Treasury to meet
the appropriations until next
winter at least, and to give Uon
gress ample time to correct any
shortcomings oi this summer.
SEXUAL TO THE LaGRANGE
ROBBER!.
Scolding
and
najrging
never
mended anything. They have
ruined the peace of numbered
families. To be absolutely des
picable, one has only to descend
to tears and moans.
It is a blessing to have opin
ions; it is a curse to be opinion
ated.
A hypocrite feels better satis
tied with himself everytime he
sees a good man backslide.
Neither rich furniture, nor
abundance of go Id, nor a descent
from an illustrious family, nor
greatness of authority, nor elo
quunco and all the charms of
speamng, can produce so great a
serenity of life as a mind free
from. guilt, kept untainted, not
only from actions, but purposes
that are wicked. Plutarch.
The shortest way to do many
things is to only do one thing at
once.
There was a Spaniard who al
ways put on his spectacles when
about to eat cherries, that they
might look bigreer and more
tempting. In like manner I make
the most of my enjoyments, and
though 1 do not cast my eye
away from my troubles, I pack
them in as little compass as I can
for myself, and never let them
anuoy others, bouthey.
The true University of these
days is a collection of books.
Carlyle.
Don't Tobacco Spit and SiuokeVoor Life
Away.
If you iiv ant to quit tobacco using
easily and lorever, Demadewen.strong
masrnetic, lull oi new liie and vi-or,
take No-To-Bac, the wonder -:Vv or ker
that makes weak men strong. Many
SAin ten pounds in ten days. Uxer40,
000 cured. Buy No-To-Bao of your
drucsrist under guarautee to cure. 60
cts or $1. Booklet aud samdle mailed
Free Ad. Sterling Remedy Co. Chi
c&go or JNew xoriCj
sroFFouirs declination.
Ilis Letter to the President Sug
gesting the Appointment of
a Younger Man
John Russell Young, tho new
Librarian to Congress, took
change of his office yesterday, and
at once commissioned ex-Librarian
Spofford as the chief assis
tant. Further steps in the direc
tion of reorganization will be ta
ken deliberately .
Mr. . Spofford' s letter to Presis
dent McKinley, declining to be
considered as a candidato for re
nomination, is as follows :
Washington, June 28, '97.
To the President : The office
of Librarian of Congress is short
ly to be filled by Executive ap
pointment, under provisions of
the Legislative act of February
19, 1897. As the name of the
present incumbent has been wide
ly suggested for reappointment,
and, perhaps, urged hy members
of Congress, though not by the
Librarian, 1 desire to lay before
you some reasons why I should
prefer not to be considered a candidate.
PRIZE BABIES.
Rockfeller's Offer Holds Good.
New York, July 2. It is au
thoritatively stated- to-day that
John D. Rockefeller will be held
to his offer of 250,000 to the
American Baptist Home Mission
The Kind of Children Every
Mother Wants to Have.
vveh7n,S0fVLd lno7 thftt wlen th. Society and the American Baptist
E?..?.1!8 Lhe .hea4 tbrobbtnir, and M;;,o,. TT:
Cj EDP"K Hard, there is daojrer I "'i,0'"u'"J juiuu
to the child. AfewdntoB I riii
of Munyon, and the quick
breathing stops, the hands
cool,
the restless
ness
awa
IF x
passes
v. and
the danger is
over. What
a relief for
the mother
as well as the
child! Ifycm
are without
Munyon's
remedies
procure
them with
out delay. In
that direc
tion is safety.
Every moth
er should
keep sup
plied with
MUNYON'S
Cold Cure,
Couch Cure,
Sorb Throat
Cure, Fever
Cure. Diarrhit?
CVRE, CROUP CUKF, CHOLERA WORM'S CTTE,
CoN-srrPA HON cuke. Worm O re. Face kp
Skis Oim tmkn-t, SH-.nyo.n--s Bai.m a.vu Mm
YON'S Hl.ABTF.RS. Do not wait for the full de
velopment of any disease, but begin treatment
1n accordance with directions on the apoear
ance of the first svniptoms.
Mrs. Thomas Sanjfine. Fourteenth ave
nue, Detroit. Mich., sav s: "Hleae accept my
most grratefnl thanks t'.r the miraculous re
covery of our eii- lit-moinhs-old babv girl. She
was takru with Cholera liwaniuiii earlv m ib
sumiucr, and althoitlrh we lo..l rh l.-.V
cal attention, we fully expected to lose bar.
.do
The sum of $236,000 upon the
raising of which by the two socie
ties by July 1 his gift was contin
gent, has been secured and there
will be a comfortable marfrin.
The exact figures are not vet ob
iaineu out tne amount will run
several thousand dollars over the
mark.
OKK OF TWO WAYS.
The bladder was created for out mr.
pose, namely, a receptacle for the
urine, and as such it is not liable to
any form of disease except by one of
two ways. The first way is from im
perfect action of the kidneys. The sec
ond way is from careless local treat
ment of other diseases.
C'HIKF CAISK,
Unhealthy urine from nnr,olilic
kidnys is the chief cause of bladder
troubles. So the. womb. Iik tho Hin
der, was created for one r urcose. and
if not doctored too much is not liable
to weakness or disease except in rare
.a..ns. It is situated baolc of and very
close to th bladder, therefore anv
ijiu, uisoase or inconvenience mani-
My Ions aiiH laborious service P""1? to tKet a,n k'nd of infant food that tested in the kidneys, back, bladder or
..j! .1.:-... , t i. TtTS uuuarv iiassnffeu Olien. DV ftHStJln
iia iuiiiy-uvf e.ii o war? uun iniuimriia'a. Alter trie aoc- I ottr.i.i.tl in f7..i .. T :
J J tor 7Bve tin th rsi. h.u.. ... t. u... I aiiriDUiea to lemale wealrnaa rf wnmVi
Somewhat ad I yon'sRemedies, and to our delight found that I trouble Of Some sort. The prrnr i
brought me to a
im! t.Arm of lifo. whom 1 l.C Utrhl" Ste "I?0!?"! chck the easily avoided. To fi'nd out correctlv.
monitVihl flntirva nf tho nrvsiMnn tood-. A seSond,bott'e brought our little one jet your urine aside for twenty-four
nianitold duties OI ine position back to perfect health. Mv husband has also hours, a sediment or settling- indicates
already admonish me to increased hluyuratW kidney or bladder trouble. The mild
care in preserving that measure
of good heajth which has attended Ohio IMatform Pleases Bryan.
me hitherto, ihe duties devolved
ana extraordinary effect of Dr. Kil
mer's Swamp Iioot. the ffreat kirlnov
and bladder romedy, is soon realized.
Tf VOll Tl i o mnli'nina 1. 1.1
T TTT T 1 T oTI "1 I J ".wuiwuo JVU OUUUiU
I .O T.Q m in V it I M UfhtlAl I a1 l . . . , . "
. . T I 1 14, 1 IU i 1 1 II.. a. VI.. . 1 111 V . Illin I KVH lilt. 111.1 . a T .1 -II ..1 1' ... Til . . . . .
upon me, onerous as they already thig cit Mr. Bryan, who had and $1. You mayavelfslmW bottl
are, are to oe laigeiy extended :,ict . rw. th riatfr,r.rr, iho ai and pamphlet both sent free bv mail
unon removal to tho new Library liori ditror. fWo f nv,;n moC mt5nilon-ine v&uy akgus and send
Building.
This extension of labor involves the platform?'
asked: "'What do you think of Binghamton, N. Y.
the selection and organization of a
greatly increased force of library
assistants, the removal of the en
tire collections of the library from
their present quarters, their rear
rangement aud classification in
the new building, the undertaking
of ti new and complete printed
Kilmer & Co..
The Dronrietor
of this paper guarantees the g-enuinu-
ess oi in'.s oner.
Mr. Bryan promptly replied:
t he Ohio Democrats took ex
actly the right course. They A telegram from Cincinnati
indorsed the Chicago platform savs ;t m.ir be miflinnbHvolv
n -i r r ! j-1 rrt 4 Vt r ivi am Atr rmrtptiAti I .
HuCatlwu stated that Kev. Dr. Robert A.
to be the paramount issue just Gibson will 't 0CG as bigho ;
as the Chicago platform did.'' LrtQ(ll-f t Zvl i .1;'
Halt Ldke, Utah, July 1. A.n r J"". . """r
immense crowd greeted Hon. cese ot Virginia.
,atalogue of subiects the increase William J. Bryan at the Salt Ferdinand L. Silcox.late pres
of tne library by extensive celcc Lake Theater tosnight. Hon. C. ident of the Charleston, S C,
uous 01 iiuuhs w '4'au its ucli Kj. vanauv.an.cu iuC mccuug j,u cotton mills, died there Thurs
ciencies, the final supervision o1 order, and J udge C. C. Goodwin Ljay night. He was for several
thp hnsinoss of the rco-ister and presided. Mr. Bryan's address!
vfara larrraltr irTfn n'ffad TritVi trio
copyrights, and the daily conduct pYas mainly on the money ques- coUon interest in the State.
Daily Argus last Saturday
A young negro man attempted
to pawn a gold watch with Mr.
J os. Isaacs yesterday afternoon
Mr. Isaacs commenced to joke
the negro about stealing the
watch and the latter made good
and care of the entire library ad
ministration. From undertaking
these multifarious and pressing
labors, especially with the per
plexing task of appointment, 1 am
well convinced that a prudent re
gard for my health and strength
should dissuade me.
At the same time I desire to
give to the library the full
benefit of my knowledge and long
experience in installing it in its
new home, ana to co operate in
all its diversmed interests in
tion, No reference was made to
recent political events in Ohio
and Iowa.
Just try a 10 c- box of Cascaretb.
the finest liver aud bowel rosrulator
made
Take JOHNSON'S
TONIC.
President McKinley left Wash
ington, last night, for Canton, O.,
where ho will visit his aged inoth-
Qj-flll FEVER cr ant tae a ew as rest"
Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys.
and bowels. Never sicken, weaken or
gripe, 10 0
Protecting Florida's Coast,
Total bank clearings at New
York for the week were $1,065,-
Tampa, Fla., July 2. Assis-1 101,490: per cent, decrease 30S.
rendering its administration and tant Surgeon General Winn, of Total exclusive of New York
advancement completely worthy the Marine Hospital Service, and York, f 432, 061. 102; per cent de-
of the country and of the magni
ficent home provided for ic by
Congress.
In furtherance of these ends,
and with the sincere endeavor to
reconcile the proper care of my
health and attendant usefulness
with the highest welfare of the
Johnson's Chill and Fe
ver Tonic is a ONE-DAY I
Cure. It cures the most
his escape through the back lot, stubborn case of fever in
jumping the fences like a grey- OA Hrttira
1 J Hf X 1 T I 11UU19,
liouiiu. xU-i . tsaacs still una tiie
watch and will turn it over to the
rightful owner when, application Carolina Republicans Meet.
1 a tv Oflfl I
Since the above was put H t 16' rtT thV 777!
at. nfo0 tww w State League of the National
wiwo ; -"ReDublican League held an ens
come m from Lagrange and iden- thsiastio convention to-day and
tifaed the watch as his. oWtorl FT a Rwart Vice PresU
Mr. Isaacs was led to probe dent of the National League; A
the negro from having seen the m. Cowles, President; H.
notice of the burerlarv in vester- Grant. Secretary, and E. C.
day's Argus.
Duncan, Treasurer of .the State
League. .
The following executive corns
mittee was elected:
First District, G. W. Cobb:
Second District, George H
White: Third. District. Robert
Hancocki Fourth District. C. T
A. H. Glennar, of the St. Louis I crease 82.
Hospital, are here to confer with
State Hospital Officer Porter about e believe the people gener
protecting the Florida coast from ally endorse our views in regard
infectious diseases . to more convenient payments tor
The result will be that the na- water rent. We hope the water
tional and States boards of health works company will act on the
library. I should be pleased to will unite at once and place a po- suggestion of the Argus. Easy
relinquish to younger and abler lice patrol along: the Florida payments will make customers,
organizing nanus tne enormous coast. The recent appearance of I and more people can enjoy tho
and wearing labors of the re smallpox at Fort Meade has luxury and convenience of run-
sponsioie iiorariansnip ana. 11 caused this extra effort
consistent witn your uesires auu ,
thncD of Hnncrpss tn assnmp the I
duties of Chief Assistant Librae Quinine and other fever
ian. at my present salary, with I m-tnac t-ira. c
Conerress for aid ana miorma- iu aavs 10 cure lever.
tion, to the increasing demands - . -'i.rii c?..-
of scholars in their widely ex- Johnson s Chill and Fever
tended inquiries, and to the m Tonic cures in ONR DAY.
crease 01 tne norary aiong tne
lines of its highest utility. I re
main, with high regard, very
respectfully.
A. K. SPOFFORD,
Librarian of Congress
GENTS WANTED For War in
Cuba, by Senor Quesada, Cuban
representative at Washington .in
dorsed by Cuban patriots. In tremen
dous demaad. A bonanza for' agent,
Only $1.50. Big book, big commissions,
STI-aJ!l"w W. T
fflvnnJ Preio-ht uaid. Dron all trash O BrieU. Sixth District. i.
and make a month with War in Uockery: Seventh District, H.
Cuba. Address .to-day; the NA- n.Cowles: Eiehth District.S. F.
SRWt Shore: Ninth District, C. B
Moore. Delegates were appoint
NORFOLK EYCLRSION.
ed to the Detroit convention.
The business people's excursion
will go to Norfolk Tuesday, July
13th, rain or shine. ; The mana
gers will make arrangements
with some reliable ticket broker
of Norfolk to dispose of return
HOW'S THIS
We offer One Hundred Dollars re
ward for any case of catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall's uatarrn uure.
h . J, Cheney & Co , Toledo, u.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J . Cheney for the last 15 years, and
An Heiress Takes the Veil.
ninp; water.
THE DREADED CONSUMPTION CAN BE
CURED.
T. A. Slocum, M. C, the great Chem
ist and Scientist, will Bend v ree
three bettles of his Newly Dis
covered Remedy to Sufferers.
Editor Argus: I have discovered
a reliable cure for consumption and all
bronchial, throat and lung- diseases,
general decline, loss of flesh and all
conditions of wasting away, By its
timely use thousands of apparently
hopeless cases have been cured. So
proof-positive am I of its .power to enre,
At I that to make its merits known, I will
senu, iree, 10 any amic wju renuer ui
your paper, tnree bottles 01 mynewiy
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
San Diego, Cal. , J uly 2 . -
9 o'clock this morning, at St.
Joseph's Hospital, in this city, I Discovered Remedies upon re eipt o
the solemn ceremony whereby auu -ia
Miss Kathorine Moser enters her I The fact so few professed
novitiate as a member of the Or- Christians are showing forth the
What about the Chamber of der of Sisters of Mercv of the I beauties of religion accounts for
Commerce? Shall Goldsboro al- Roman Catholic Church was ner- so few sinners being converted
ways keep to village way in some I formed. The young lady who I to Christ,
tliinrra 9 TriA AT?rtTT bflS ftlwftVS I ihnc mnnimioc V la Knl
urge6d a f.r.M oveut to Jwe.ty.si, year9 of ago, i.LS.5"SK
unused coupons from Norfolk to beliewhim perfectly honorable in all
-.,-, rn business transactions and financially
Goldsboro at a satisfactory able to carry out any obligation made
price. This will give those who by their firm.
Wish to Stay longer or go to Bal- West & Traux, Wholesale Drug-
timore or other northern points $?th.Tolei'- ' .
a Chance to do SO Without losing balding, Kinnan Mar ne,
their unused coupon. HaU's Catarrh Cur is taken inter-
Mr. C. F. Griffin at the Hotel nally, acting directly upon the blood
Kennonnews stand will furnish ndT mucous surfaces of the system,
- , . F. J. Cheney & Co., Props ., Toledo, O
any information desired. er Sold bvdruggista 75c. .
When bilious or costive- eat a casca-1 'Dead Stuck" for bugs. Used by U
ret candy cathartic, cure vuarantwed, I S. Government. A liquid insect pov
25o I der. Wont stain,
our people. W e need an associa- handsome, accomplished,
tion of the citizens m order that traveled, and an heiress
we can get together to discuss father is Mr. Leo Moser, owner Lord,
ways and means ot development. Gf large property interests in St
It is evident that the day is not Louis, and worth $ 1,000,000.
far distant when the tide is going Katherine is the only child,
to turn Southward. The average Her father was strongly opposed
man will go where he is invited to the action of his daughter. She
to go. If other places hold out was formerly a society belle of
inducements to the home-seekers, St. Louis and a graduate of Lo-
if thev throw wide open their retto Academy. She has devoted
doors, and give them a cordial large sums to charity in the past.
welcome, tnose people who will Bishop Montgomery, of Los An
come with their tamilies to build geles, performed the ceremony.
up homes lor tnemseives and
their children, win settle m com- Everybody Says So,
munities where they Deiieve they Cascarets Candy Cathdrtic, the most
anal j tu,.n fnnpral Thev renal
er J people from the house of the
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