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Sunday.
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boro, N. C, as second-class matter.
GOLDSBORc N. C. OCT. 19 1899.
LETTER FKOM MANILA.
The Inhabitants Classed Below the Intel
ligent Mule,
The following short, descrip
tive letter was written by Dr. P.
C. Hntton from Manila to his
friend Dr. Thos. Hill, who gives
it to the Argus for publication:
Manila, Philippine Islacds, )
September 1st, 1899. j
My Dear Friend:, There is
so much, to say about this country
and the trip over here that I scarce
ly know how to begin to tell you
of it all.
To begin with I'll say that tbe
climate hero has been much abused
and the amount of sickness grossly
exaggerated. There i3 little or no
sickness except malaria in its va
rious forms; the intermittent type
being largely predominant. It
rains pretty much all the tini
now and we "are quartered at
thatch houses f mile out. Every
morning we can hear the insur
gents shooting and hear tbe guns
of the battalion of artillery which
ia stationed near the city. This
regiment has not been under fire
yet, but wc expect soon to be. We
are in God. Lawton's division and
Gen. Hall's brigade. There has
boen talk of sending us to San
Fernando and Pasig, but tlie latest
is that we go to Illoillo, I only
hrpe we will get to the point
soon. I bad hoped to go at once
on the firing line, but I've been
here now two weeks and haven't
seen a Filipino with a gun.
The people hero are not much
better than mules. Most of them
are Chinamen, Maylaye, Jeps and
Turks. Articles of clothing do
not seem to concern them a great
deal, and some of them wear only
a band around their waists, even
in the city. The only means of
transportation which the regiments
have is Chinamen who carry on
their backs the cooking utensils
and property of tbe companies
I should class these people below
the intelligent mule.
If people at home think this in
. A - t t -
surrecuon win De put uown in a
few days or week9, they may pre
pare themselves for a surprise.
Every time a Filipino is killed,
countless numbers are ready to
take his rifle. They are not fight
ing with bows and arrows sa re
ported, but with modern Mauser
rifles.
htm i
xoung wiiiiams, wno was a
conducter on the A. & N. C, was
shot ten days ago. The bullet en
tered under his left eve. Only a
portion of it has been recovered,
but he will live. I saw him yes.
terday at the 2nd reserve hospital.
I am sorry I did not get an op
portunity to write you in Hono
lulu, but I was busy and sight
seeing until too late.
Sincerely,
; P.'c. Hutton,
BRYAN IN KENTUCKET
He Travels Two Hundred Miles
and Makes Many Spe. ches.
.Louisville, K Oct. 16.
William J. Bryan entered Ken
tucky this morning for a three
daj's tour ia the interest of Goe
be'. AtBardweH, his first stop,
four thousand people were wait
ing. Ha was enthusiastically
greeted. Mr. Bryan regretted
tbe less of Kentucky in 1896 and
urged his hearers to make it
Democratic now. He declared
tha" if Blackburn had been sent
to the Senate instead of a Ren
publican the Bacon resolution
providing for the independence
ot the Philippines would have
been adopted. He pleaded for
harmony. He referred to the
Philippines policy as un-Ameri-car,
and said that if imperialism
was endorsed the standing army
would be increased to a hundred
thousand.
At Mav field Mr. Bryan spoke
to ten thousand. He said that
Gufcb:-i'is election meant Ken
tucky safe for 1900. The train
covered a distance of 200 miles
makiug frequent stop?, at all of
which Mr. Bryan was enthusi
astically greeted.
Opponents of Gjebel are furl
ous ana swear vengeance on
Bryan.
" Winter ginds Out What
Summer Lays By,"
Be it spring, summer,
autumn or ivinter, someone
in the family is "under
the 'weather" from trouble
originating in impure Blood or
irritated conditionofihesystem.
All these, of whatever name, can ba
cured by the great blood purifier,
Hood's Sarsaparilla. Jf never disappoints.
Abscesses "I am past 64 and my
good iiealtn is due to Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Hood's Pills, which purified my blood
and healed the ugly abscesses that troubled
me." Mrs. Brit-ton C. E still. Southard, N. J.
Dyspepsia -"My husband doctored a
long time lor dyspepsia with only tempo
rary relief. The first bottle of Hood's Sarsa-
f arilla helped and the second cured him.
t cured my sick headaches." Mas. Mabt
A. Clabk, Wilmington, Vt.
JlCcdtS SaUajbail
fa
m Hood'i PilU cure liver lilt ; the non-Irritating and
only cathartic to take vrith Hood's Sarsaparilla
GENERAL NEWS.
The School Teacher.
The school teacher is not only
a hearer of lessons, but he is one
who stamps his influence upon
the minds and characterof his pu
pils. He is a moulder of the after
life of the child. It is highly im
portant then that every teacher
be a correct person in daily walk
and converpation. The teacher who
simply gees through with the
daily duties in an idle, indifferent
manner is not the teacher that
is wanted. Some there are
who should be at Bomethirg else.
True, a good plow hand is want,
ed by some, but a teacher who
will not giye honest vork in the
school room is hardly able to do
the right thing in any place.
Every teacher shoula fit him
sel for the best work ' possible,
the most hoDest work of which
his heart and mind are able to
give. Nothing less than this is
wanted.
Ambassador Choate, whdia back
in London from his ten weeks' vaca
tion, is going to resume negotiations
with Lord Salisbury over the Alas
kan boundary as soon as the Trans
yaal trouble is terminated, .
General Lawton, who has" been
described in a newspaper biography
as able "to drink any man under the
table," tells a correspondent in Ma
nila that he never drank a drop of
liquor.
Baron von TYindheini, chief of the
Berlin police, Is coming to this coun
try soon tor study of our police
methods. If the baron wants to
know how to police a parade he can
doubtless learn much, but if he
wants to learn how to detect crime
he might as well stay at home.
Miss Anastasia Miller, of Versail
les, Ky., a tudent at Wellesley, left
the class the other day because she
found herself seated beside a fellow
student who is colored. Her friends
have been summoned, and it is sup
posed that she will have to surrender
or leave. She is said to expect to
have to do the latter.
The funeral at Pine Ridge, S. D
of Conquei'ing Bear, the Indian
chief who, after winning a hundred
battles against unfriendly tribes
died from getting off a trolley car
the wrong way, was attended by six
of his wives, with faces painted
black for mourning, and 123 of his
children and grandchildren.
Count Boni de Castellane, who
wrote an impudent letter to the
Prince of Monaco when that gentle
man offered Dreyfus his hospitality.
has received word that Monaco is in
Prance and has telegraphed that he
will make all possible haste to get to
the capital. A duel is expected if the
two men meet.
The old Ajax ' and Passaic, both
types of the hrst ironclad, and built
in 18G2, have been sold by the gov
ernment for 29,506 and 819,785
respectively, which is said to be less
than the value of the old iron. Both
were purchased by. Philadelphia
concerns. The Hector, formerly the
Pedro, captured from the Spanish
in 1898, brought 865,150, though ap
praised at only !&t0,000.
Mr.- and Mrs. William K. Yander
bilt, Jr., contemplate an Egyptian
outing, for which they have engaged
a dahabeah, the most luxurious one
obtainable on the Nile. It is a sort
of flatboat, with a house at one end
and an immense rail at the other. In
this picturesque boat, surrounded
by half a dozen friends, they will
float under a hlace-hued sky to the
music of stringed instruments
touched by native performers.
When Jay Gould was in Georgia
wiui a aistmguisuea party ot visi
tors, eight years ago, a suggestion
to tender him official courtesy by
the State was officially repudiated
on the ground that he was little
more' than a railroad wrecker, but
now the people want to show Miss
Helen Gould the high esteem in
which she is held, and she is to be
invited to visit the city of Atlanta
at the same time with Admiral
Dewey.
The Rev. Sam Small, the reviva
list, will be a partner in a newspaper
to be established in Cuba. The en
terprise has bright prospects of suc
cess, since another partner is Fran
cis Atwater, financial agent in Cuba
for the Red Cross Society, and the
paper will be an administration
organ, while the iob department is
to publish the first city directory
Havana has ever had.
Alexander Agassiz, of Harvard
University, has never received any
salary for his services to tbe Mu
seum of Comparative Zoology. Be
tween 1871 andl897hehas expended
750,000 Of his private means with
out making any communication con
cerning it to President Eliot. He is
now in the Southern Pacific tJcean
making deep sea explorations for the
University collections.
The widow of the late Gov. Atkin
son, of Georgia, has astonished her
friends and ' made something of a
sensation in the State by goiner into
the field aa general agent for Fire
and Life Insurance Companies. Mrs.
Atkinson says that she has a double
purpose m view, first to provide the
means for supporting and educating
her children, aad secondly to open
a new field of labor to women. Sue
cess to her.
Perry S. Heath, now First Assis
tant Postmaster General and for a
long time one of the literary lights
of the national Republican campaign
committee, nays: "President Me-
Kinley's instructions were that
A?uinaldo should be given "a com
mission in our army, and that he I
and those associated with him should
be treated as our citizens." If it were
fear of a court-martial that prevented
Agiunaldo Irom accepting this oiler
it must have been that he nevpr
Heard of the luck of General Eagan.
HICKS' CAPUDINE
Cures Nervous Headache,
Cold in the Head, etc.
15, 25 and 50 cts.
at Druggists.
WEfiRE VERY
Gl-flD YOU ARB '
GOMING TO
Tlie State Fair l
RfVLEIGH MOST
CORDIALLY
INVITES YOU-
And of course you will
come to our store
TUGKER'S STORE.
If you should need a Wrap,
Jacket, Cape, a Tailor, man
made Suit, or the goods to
make a dress, are you aware
that you can save the expense
of your trip by buying from us?
We sell the best at the lowest
prices, and you get a correct
ness, an- excellence, a charm
ingness in what you buy
from us styles not to be had
elsewhere.
Come and see us.
Dobbin & Ferrall,
At Tucker's Store.
RALEIGH, N. C.
123 and 125 Fayettevilla St.
FOR RENT !
A desirable resi
dence, with water
and sewer equipment. Good neigh
borhood. For particulars apply at
ARGUS Office.
Grand
Fall Opening
-AT-
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
for Consumption
I began using Piso's Cure 13
years ago, and believe it saved
-me from consumption. My child!
is subject to Croup. Piso sCure
always relieves him. Mrs. B.
CRANDELL, Mannsville, Ky.,
The Hso Company. Warren, Pa. July gth, 1899.
The Best Couc-li Svrun. I
j Tastes Good. Use In tune. I
I sold by Druggists.
91 8'r-r
Revolving - Time.
"We take no note of time
but from its loss;" so it
shows how necessary it is to
every man to carry time
along with him. "
Watches in
GOLD,
SILVER,
NICKLE,
GOLD FILLED
and
ENAMELED,
which will save vou more
"fj? money than the tune piece
cost.
A Beautiful Line of CLOCKS or Anything in this Line.
R. GreeGh,
I Headquarters for
NICE THINGS.
The Leading Jeweler.
Epst
em oros.
ODD FELLOW' CORNER,
Are You Ready ?
We are, with the handsomest
stock of
Fall m Winter Giotnino
FOR-
-o
Men, Boys - and - Children,
Ever brought to Goldsboro, It is of that superb
character upon which the high reputation of our house
has been built. Style, Tailoring and Material -recommend
every garment ! They fit and look well 1 Prices
to suit all !
Our Hats are paragons of style all the latest shapes and colors.
Our Neckwear recommends itself upon sight. A great variety of
colors, made up in Club Houee, Tecks, Puffs, Four-in-hands, Bows, etc.
Our Shirt and Underwear Departments are the acme of perfection.
SITSee window display for latest styles.
Epstein Bros.,
Odd Fellows' Corner, Goldsboro, N. C.
ir
Positively destroys dandruff, no matter how long standing.
Stops the hair from falling out, prevents its turning gray,
and promotes its growth. Try it.
500. fT M. E. ROBINSON St BRO'S.
Use Koch's Disinfectant.
and DEODORIZER.
The ideal preparation for the sick room and for general no esehold use.
EGONOHiGflL Recommended by the medical .profession
and effective. For sale by all druggists.
Manufactured by SOIENT1FIG CfiEMIGflL GO- Goldsboro, N. C.
WE. ARE
Very busy now selling and putting up that large lot ofj Sheet Iron Air
Tight Heaters juet received. The Mldet and Crown are kings over all others
of their kind. We can giye you either frost-proof closets or rust-proof tinware
We have a bier lot of rooHrjp; tJn on hand, bought before the last two advances.
Vou can't iiiid any oneAtio can do your plumbing and roofing for less money
1 11 u u no vau.j
Sanitary Plumbers, Tin and
Slate Roofers. Near Court House.
"The John Slaughter Co.
Our.New Stock of
W. L. Douglas Shoes
are here. All styles and shapes in Calf, Kangaroo
and Vici Kid. When in need of a pair ofshoes, it will
pay you to see our stock.
Hood & Britt.
KflOTT'S
PENNYROYAL PILLS
They overcome Weak,
ness, irregularity and
omissions, increase vig
or ana oamsn. "pains
of menstruation." They are "MFE SAVERS" to girls at
womanhood, aiding development of organs and body. No
known remedy for women equals them. Cannot do harm life
becomes a pleasure. $1.00 PER BOX BY MALL. Sold
by druggists. DR. MOTT'S CHEMICAL CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
For sale in Golisbc-o by M E Robinson & Bro., Druggists.
N
e
A
rivals
-AT-
Freef
Watches. Clocks,
Rings, Pins, Chains,
Bracelets, etc.
Musical Instruments
Si
ON NOVEMBER 1st, we will give
away, free, a large sterling silver,
gold-plated heart to the one who
who has the largest number of
Frfendchip Hearts sold by us.
Heart on exhibition
in my show window.
L. D. Giddens,
JEWELER.
GoldsDoro Real Estate Exclianoe,
West Centre Street, Opposite Hotel Kennbn,
Does- a General- Real Estate and Investment Business I
City and Country Property Bought,
Sold and Exchanged 017 Corrjirjisslof). f
Special Department Ton Golleetion of flents.
Valuable business ground on Railroad Street, ;
also desirable building lots for sale very cheap. -Good
Farm Lands For Sale or Rent.
"Parties having proper ty for Sate, Exchange or Rent, had best call and
list stma at once to eecure advantages of our November advertisingcontract.
Goldsboro Real Estate Exchange,
E. fV HUM FUR BY, General Manager, . ,
me Lames' Dm Goods sotre
Black Crepons, best English and French fproduc-
tions of Mohair and Wool, or Silk and Wool all rich,
black weaves, and worthy of your notice, SI to $2 a yd.
High Novelty Dress Goods.
Only one pattern of a kind. Not to be duplicated.
Our exquisite showings far excel any of our previous
efforts in richness and design. All latest things in cloth
effects, Coverts, Herringbones, or Venetians, and at
prices to please the most fastidious.
New Plaid Skirts.
Made in New York, the acknowledged headquarters for ladies'
tailor:made garments. The new habit shape is represented in a variety of
new and beautiful combinations. Have you seen the new habit skirts ?
Come down and view them. They are all wooV beautifully cut and hand
somely finished. The habit skirts have a slight trail. ' But they all have
water-proof binding, which protects the skirt against soiling or dampness
caused from trailing. "We have them in a variety of colors and prices too
numerous to mention. Come-before they are all picked over.
Shirt Waists :
A new lot just received.
At 85c and $2.
&Go
our Bous' and GhlidnsQ's suit
- DEPARTMENT i :: V
deserves special mention on our part " .
i and special attention on your part,
BRGAUSE
We have made SPECIAL EFFORTS
to secure SPECIAL PATTERNS,
at SPECIAL PRICES,
and at the same time EXCLUSIVE STYLES.
Especially so with our line of Reefers and" vervsmall
Overcoats for Boys and Children. ;
Ar A. Joseph.
O.OLD8BORO'8 UeflDINO.OLOTHIERJ
Open Evenings till $ p. i
9f
The Hustler
Is Bo(id to Lead!
. Tnhjjrm anH nilff havejat bought a big lot of Tobaco
I UUdLLU dIJU OUUU . thai I u.m selling ut 25c. per pound.
have also got a full line of figured goods at cut prices. A'so snuff from 35cts.
up, Fine cheroots and cheap cigars. Kveryuns kdcws 1 lead in Tobacco,
rrv C?noH'V' White and checked horn spun?, 4c a yard and up.
Uiy UUUUo . i-iinghams 5c, Outing 5o and up. Nice line of Cal
icoes. Worsteds only 5c. Mattress uck 5c and up. Bed t'ck 10c and up. Big
lot of Pants Cloth from 8it up Cheviots, cieminis and canion flannels. Ked
f lannel 15e, ell wool. Job lot of children, women ani men's stockings and
sox, only 5c Corset?, suspendere, handkerchiefs and purtes. Shirts, estra
quality only 25c and up. Heavy UDdersb.ii ts only 15j ana up. See my 25 cent
drawers. Oil cloth and table cloths cheap. KniUing and spool cottOD, etc
"ImPPrir starch 4c a poutd, tcda 4e a lb. Sugar 5j alb. Cr ffee
8ia a lb Vinegar 5c a quirt acd up. Molasses 80c a
gallon, also fine pyrup, 2 bars borse thoe soa.;j omi. 5c. flour, meat and meal,
lard, pe' per, spice, powders and civnred goods u-; !t.-w sp ! vol--' Kme
cheese, pure cream, cakes, candy, crtikei, e;c t 1 1-;. -. V:i Vvooii
and Willoware, Patent Medicines, etc. We win do. ie u'eibola
C nAr, - THE
HUSTLER.
Established 1880.
EstabllshHd 18bO.
Moore & Robinson
UNDERTAKERS.
Fine and Plain Wood and Metallic Coffiinsand Caskets.
Quality and Prices Guaranteed as Low aa tbe Lowest
Buggy and Carnage
Department I
We build buggies, wagons
and carts to order, and will
repair your vehicle in a workman-like
manner, at satis
factory prices.
Mr. Allen Moore, of the
firm, has moved his residence to the dwelling adjoining our
place of business, (on south side), where he can be found both
day and night, when not in the shop.
Get our prices before going elsewhere.
John Street, op. Baptist Church. Phones, No. 93, 79. and 7.
i UliiiiiwCr-
ii 'i
Our bodies are temples, and all are enjoined by the Great Builder to
preserve them. Consequently the wise men of the world have given .much
study trying to find out the best foods. The result of these investigations has
proven conclusively that food made on scientific principles from grain not only
possesses the most valuable properties, but is healthful and easy to digest. We
have HECKER'S Rolled Wheat, Wheaten Grit3, Royal Health Food, Oat
Meal and Graham Flour.
Bizzell & Wooten.
o GROCEKS.
Collins onfl Funeral SuDDlies!
Caskets Mutalic, Cloth-covered and Varnish-Finish.
Burial Robes and Wrappers.
FUNERAL CAR FREE I PHONE 81 and 96.
Cr- U. and R, Go
W. ISI,E1R. J. KillRKPflTfUCK;.
tJ. sf. Isler & Go,
(Formerly of Baker Tsler & Co.)
-WHOLESALE AND EETAIL DEALEES IN
Bilk Meat, Flolir, Sgar, Goffee
Lard, Hay, Seed Oats, Rice Meal, Salt,
Gorn Meal, Bran. Cement- Lime. Laths- Plaster-
Molasses, Plastering Hair, Cotton Seed Meal,
Crain Bags, etc., at Rock Bottom Prices.
6001 weatner comma !
Calls for o
Carpets, Rugs, Art Squares
and flattings.
See our line. We will SAVE YOU MONEY.
We have a nice line of o
"King Heaters" and Air-Tight Stoves,
Upon which we challenge competition, and upon
anything else you may want, as well.
Papkep&FalkenerFurn 6o
Bargain Counters !
I O O n W B O I oaimaatt OOO-C a O o u 80-q-8-o 8 t ... .. i
In addition to my mammoth stock of Furniture,
' Lamps, and Chinaware of all description, which
: I am offering now lower than ever before sold, I have added
10, 15 and 25c. Counters.
I am offering to the public the greatest values in these
articles ever sold in the city before, consisting of .
Lamps, Glass and Ohinaware, etc.
Come and see for yourself the great bargains we are offering.
THe LEADING
Gliina and Furniture
UUUlOl GOLDSBORO, N. C.
Jos. Isaacs.
Sept. 2,dawtf
Special
- On Friday and Saturday of this week we offer entire stock of
Low-Cut Shoes at Great Sacrifice.
-4 1
All and 2.2? goods thesejt wo days at $1.50. No goods charged, as
this is considerably lesa than cost. . ' -
Rfl flriT Unco dofcea children's hose, (heavy), worth 18 8-8c, we of
wU UUs flUoC fer on same days at 10c. Yours anxious to please.
Soatherland, Brinkley 6t Co.
The great remedy for nervous prostration and aU diseases of the generative
organs of either sex, such as Nervous- Prostration, Failing or Lost Manhood.
Impotency, Nightly Emissions, Youthful Errors, Mental Worry, excessive dm f
OX 1VOKCO Or UpiUUI, WOIUU leuu IA wubuiuiiiiJUU BUU 1
vi e boxes lor Sa.OV. iut MVI M'S UUJUUAli (JO dntfiu. nki: '
t&'Fox sale by M. E, Robinson & Bro., druggist Goldsboro, N, C