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it BAD EGGS Use Egg Flake and avoid bad eggs. The Pure Food Co. claim that this is not a sub stitute for the shell egg, But is the real egg in evapo rated form and can be used for every cooking purpose for which the shell egg is used. It is in veiy convenient form and is certainly worth a trial. Our Mocha and Java Flavor Coffee for 2$ cts. is the best value obtain able at this price. Our Blend Coffee At 30 cts. is of course a higher grade and nothing short of this pleases some people. Our SEAL BRAND Coffee At 7 cts. per tin represents the highest grades of Java & Mocha grown, and for some customers this only will answer Yes? Certainlv we have lower priced coffee's than those auoted above. You simply pay vour money and take your choice. We can supply your wants, and will appreciate your orders. Our prices are just as Iw as is consistent with high quality. . B. FONVIELLE. 115 & 117 Walnut St, and at Unlucky Corner. OUR SOLE OBJEGT In occupying this space is to offer you BARGAINS WE ARE HEADQUARTERS For Green and Black Teas, the celebrated "Komi" Blend, Morning Joy Coffee, both ground and bean. Fresh Crackers and Cakes, every variety, any kind. The celebrated "Vaight Mills" Flour, the best on the market. Call and be convinced. B1ZZELL & WQQTEN For ToDa66o FluesT Disk Cultivators, Disk Harrows, Mowers, Combined Disk Drill and Seeder Attach ment. Blue flame oil stove, ice cream free zers, water coolers, tin ware, cooking uten cils, valley tin, tin and slate roofing, plumb ing, house heating with steam, hot water or hot air, galvanized iron cornice work of every descriptien see, write or phone us be fore you make contract for your work. Phone 96, The John Slaughter Go ROOFING PLUMBING HOUSE HEATING PUT ON A THIN SUIL AND DEFY THE THERMOMETER. Be sure you get one of our thin suits the kind we are show ins: will please you. Because they are skeleton coats with padded shoulders which insures a perfect fit and makes the shape a permanent one. , ' Because we are selling; an all wool Suit for less than all others Because we are headquarters for the new Padded Shoulder Skeleton Suits. Because you can get the trousers with the new turn up or plain as desired. eOLDOBORO'S LBADINa ClrOTHIStt AND HAB&RS)AJKKaB. EOTBli KIWNON. PBONB 17. MOTHERS, DO YOU KNOW tlie many so-called birth medicines, and most remedies for women ill the treatment of her delicate organs, contain more 01 less opium, morphine and strychnine ? , Do You Know that in most countries druggists are not permitted to sell narcot ics without labeling them poisons ? Do You Know that you should not take internally any medicine lor the pain accompanying pregnancy. Do You Know that Mother's Friend is applied externally only? Do You Know that Mother's Friend is a celebrated prescription, and that it has been iu use over forty j-ears, and that each bottle of the genuine bears the name of The Bradfield Regulator Co. ? Do you know that when you use this remedy during the period of gestation that you will be free of pain and beat health y, hearty and clever children ? Well, these things are worth knowing. They are facts. Of druggists at $1.00. Don't be persuaded to try a substitute. Ourlittle book "Motherhood" free. THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. Ga HAiH B&LSAKS 65 Promote a luxuriant erowth. iSS-J&:JS Never S'fcils to Kestore &ry ("Hires b-..!ri iifla.A Jti hftir fcLlinr, BIG MONEY Made Rapidly, Own the Btisine Our Plan Beats everything. ITo ris-k Sent FREE. First answer will . . thia M. You-mw 363 Henry St., Brooklyn, N. Y. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH IrEHriYRGYAL PILLS Ortirinal And Onlv (Ifnnlnn. 3TS.8AFE. Always reliable. Ladle, ask DnnrrlH in KED and Gold metallic boxei, aealed wim oiuenuuon. laneMotner. jtenia nancerous Substitution: and Imltm tittna. Buy of your Druggist, or Read 4e in lamp, for Particulars, Testimonials and "Relief for I. adieu," in utttr, by re. turn Mull. 1 O.OIIO Teltimoniali. Bald hw all Trilfr1t, l.ak t I itatisn thla paper. Madlaon Soaare. PIULA. 1a! The Cleansing and Hewllng Ju i e for CATAR. catarrh mm Is Elu'sGreamBalm Easy and pleas ant to use. Con-? tains no injurious drug, it is quicKiy gSv' ywfe relief at once. COLD lN HLAD Open' and cleanses the nasal passages, Allays information. Heals aiid protects the tiKir.braDe. Restores the sense of taste und smell, Larg-esize, 50 cents at dntggitebs.or by mail; Trial 10c. bv mail. ELY BROTHERS 56 Warren Street, New York. H- fl- Tucker & Bro-, ORfl nite and MfiKBa wok Kir- Dealer in GRANITE AND M RBLE Headstones.. Iron Fencing, etc ml iii? )fi uraishedjat'shor; notice, of granite, brownstoue, mar bie and sandstone. Designs on application. H. A. Tucker & Bro., P. O. Box 622, Goldsboro, N. Removal Notice! The undersiened will on and after Monday June 16, be located on Wal nut Street, in the market formerl-v occupied by M. Sherman where he will be better prepared than ever to serve the public with best of beef, veal, mutton, ' lamb, pork and sau sage. I guarantee quality, weight and prices to all my customers, and so licit the patronage of the Goldsboro public. I deliver promptly to any part of the city, and phone orders will re ceive as careful attention as personal customers. Phone 155. J. H. TRENT, Shermans Old Stand. New short stories Just Xiilce Solomon. Joe Weber tells this story of how fh firm of Weber & Fields came very near being dissolved at one time. They were playing at the Bowery museum with indifferent success when they de cided that their future lay in acrobatic work. So one day they went to the foot of East Twelfth street, where there were two large ash dumps. There they found James T. Powers and Peter Dai ley practicing acrobatic stunts. The latter two did not fancy the invasion of the .two German comedians,, who were their rivals for popularity along the Bowery, and drove them away with stones, one of which, thrown by Powers, struck Fields in the eye. Hia partner instead of sympathizing with him began to laugh. Fields got angry. "We quit," he said, "right now." "All right. I'm willing," said Weber. They walked back to the Bowery to gether without speaking. A few days before the incident they had chipped In a dollar each and bought a trunk. "Whose going to get that trunk? sulkily asked Weber. "You can have it," replied Fields. "No; I don't want it. You take It, said Weber. After quarreling for some time oyer the matter Fields finally hit upon a Solomon-like idea. "We'll saw it in two, and we can each take half,' he said. Weber agreed to the proposition and, procuring a saw, started upon the divi sion of the only valuable asset of the team. He had cut half way through the trunk when he finally turned to Fields and said: "Say, Fields, I'm getting the worst of this deal. Do you think I'm going to saw your half too?" Fields' Indignation had by this time subsided, and he was roaring with laughter. They there and then patched up their grievance, and Mr. Weber still has the trunk, whlo . j shows to visit ors to his home as strongly illustrating the truth of his story. DOlif HIDllM u3 The liniment bottle and flannel strip are familiar objects in nearly every household. They are '"he weapons that have been used for generations io fight old Rheumatism, and are about as effective in the battle with this giant disease as the blunderbuss of our forefathers would be in modern warfare. Rheumatism is caused bv art condition ot the blood. It is filled with acrid, irritating matter that settles in the joists muscles and nerves, and liniments and oils nor nothing else apphea externally can dislodge these gritty, corroding particles Thev were deposited there by the blood and can be reached only through the blood Rubbing -with liniments sometimes relieve temporarily the aches and pams, but .Jiese are only symptoms which are liable to return with everv chgeof the weather; the real disease lies deeper, the blood and system M"rctf- emnatism cannot be radically and permanently cured until the o od has been tmrified. anA -nnrimaA t,.- , , . . - ' v-o uin au tiiorousrniv and promptly as S. S. S. m It neutralizes the acids and sends a stream av gf r-lotl cfrAn V.1vJ 4-A 4.1 T a i . ... . t "w6 wiuuu uj me aneciea parts, which dissolves and washes out all foreign materials, and the sufferer obtains happy relief from the torturing pains. S. S. S. contains no potash or other mineral, but , .. , . " "6"'" puiiner s ana most exhilaratmr tonic. Our physicians will advise, without charge, all who write about their case, and we will send free our special book on Rheumatism and its treatment. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. It Relieves That Tired peeling. 5co - Ginn'Oho - 5c The Professor Understood. Professor Henry Morton, president, of the Stevens Institute of Technology In Hoboken, recently honored by Mr. Carnegie, once had a church experi ence with two students. One Sunday a pair of freshmen wandered into the sar 1 M Refreshing and exhilarating. What it is, its com position, and usage. Cincho, is one of the .greatest nerve tonics known to the medical profession. Cincho, j excels all other tonics inasmuch as it acts more prom ptly, and is easily assimilated the juices of the siuiiiaui- 11 relieves raugue ana gives great endurance : i r: -i j. is peculiarly ueneiiciai in nervous conditions common to all sexes. Cincho, is purely medicinal and its composition is prescribed daily by the best and most noted physicians in the United States. Cincho is served at all soda fountains at 5 cents per glass. It goes directly to the thirsty spot in a most delightful way, bright, sparkling, bubling, with bracing strength and lasting vigor. There is tone and health in every drop. When you are thirsty, drink Cincho. When you feel fatigued, drink Cincho. When you feel nervous, drink Cincho. When your head aches, drink Cincho. When you feel bad, drink Cincho. When your appetite is poor drink Cincho. When you drink at all drink Cincho. It is pleasant refreshing and exhileratine. For sale at the fountain of M. E. Robinson & Bro., MONEYS WORTH DRTTGGISTS. "TWO," SAID DAMON. church, not knowing that it was Presi dent Morton's place of worship. They kept quiet and seemed properly devout throughout until the time the collection box was to be passed, when they saw to their horror that Professor Morton himself was passing the box. "Got any money?" said Paulsen to Inglis. "Quaricr. You got any?" "No." Nearer and nearer came the collec tion box. Finally when it was but one pew away Damon Inglis rose to the needs of Pythias Tauten. "I'll stake ycu. old man. That'll be all right. Watch me." he whispered, and as the box appeared before him he made sure to catch the president's eye. Up went the quarter conspicuously be tween Damon's thumb and forefinger; then he dropped it. and, with a sweep of the hand toward his companion, 'he hold np two lingers. "Two." said Damon, and the profess or understood. TEACHERS WANTED. There will be an examination held in Goldsboro, on Wednesday July 2, 1902, for the purpose of selecting two teachers for the Goldsboro White Graded Schools. The examination will be held at the Graded School building and will begin at 10 o'clock a. m. Thos. B. Foust, Supt. DR. THEO. L. GINN, Physician and Surgeon, Offlae if oin , keva steie. He Koticed Improvement. A typical North Carolinian called at the senate lobby one day recently. He wore heavy boots and homespun clothes, his whiskers were of the Hor ace Greeley fashion, he did not weaF a collar, and bis hat slouched down upon his tousled hair. He sent in his name to Senator Pritchard, confiding to the doorkeeper thai he had not seen Pritch ard since they served together in the legislature twelve years ago. Presently Senator Pritchard appear ed. His North Carolina friend leokeel Lira all over. "My country, senator." he exclaimed in a voice audible all over the lobbjj, "how you have improved!" Washing ton Pbst. Vest Meets Germ Star p. A young man more or less' intimately acquainted with affairs at' the capittfi is a believer in the germ. theory of dis ease and in the virtue of disinfectants. A few days ago heheard.of a caseof scarlet fever in his neighborhood, and he straightaway went to 'a 3?ugstore and got a . mixture of liquids with which to' disinfect his clothes. He dosetl the clothes liberally. Shortly .afterward he was riding. In one of the senate elevators. Senator Vest came in, leaning on thearm of nlft faithful attendant, Jim Edwards. The senator elevated his Soman apse and snllTeM the air. Then- he eaM'to EUt jrards, "Somebody to this car is dead." you want F nnihln iC Inthnr lHuuuuio u m SPRING AND SUMMER your boy, but, at moderate prices. We have spent months in preparing our new lines, and I know that never before has such a splendid. collection been shown to the people f this vicinity. We ask you to come in to-day while they are fresh and new and examine them. Our Suits and Trousers reflect the highest develop ment of the tailor's art, while the fabrics were each selected with a thor ough knowledge of their fashionableness and durability. We can fit you to perfection, whether you are stout or thin, tall or hort or of medium build and will at the same time save you money in your purchase. This is a safe store to trade at. Remember Our Motto : Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded. ODD FELLOW'S CORNER. GOLDSBORO, N. G AOTFS p JrMJLJr A JaWlW O We have just received a shipment of stylish Footwear We have both Oxford Ties and high cuts. Ask to see our Patent Leathers. Don't forget us when in need of anything in the collar line. ,We sell the well-known "Curtis" Collar. FOR GENTS: We have a full Jine of shoes in all grades. In Hanam Fine Shoes we have up-to-date styles, Call and see us. Yours anxious to please Southerland, Brinkley & Co. N. B. For Ladies we have a big value in a 50o. summer corset. -. . .. ..--.,.J...,..Aw.---.-...--i- -.t .,ftTrfnH--ig j.iMs..;--rTTfc!
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