WASHINGTON LETTER
i .
I Special Correspondence.
j Visitors to the capitol who admire
-the beautiful decorative work to be
keen in the rotunda and in the corri
dors, especially in the senate end of the
building, will find additional interest in
the work of the artist wLeu they learn
the source of his inspiration for lr.any
f the female figures that appear in the
fiesigns. The aged artist Brumidt,
jwhose brush did most of the most
beautiful of the decorative work of the
(capitol, married in this city Miss Jen
bie Qerman. a young lady well known
Ifor her beauty, which has been perpet
rated In many of the paintings exe
cuted by her husband. Features a lit
Jtle too well rounded to be thoroughly
jclassic, black hair, a fair complexion
iand blue eyes, together with a shapely
jform, were the characteristics of Mrs.
iBrumidl. She was the third wife of
(the celebrated Italian artist. She was
greatly admired not only for her beau-
ty of person, but for her qualities of
knind, which made her a general fa
vorite here. One of the figures in the
ceiling of the rotunda is said to be an
jexact likeness of the artist's beautiful
JjSjfer Vftdls IPOSt of the figures he
IxaTnted in the capitol portray some of
er characteristics,
j Tle President's New Team.
President Roosevelt, who has been
scouring the country for a pair of high
steppers suited to the needs of the ex
ecutive mansion, has found what he
(wanted in Baltimore. They are Admi
ral and General, cherry bay geldings,
ifive and six years old, sixteen hands
fclgh and weighing about 2,350 pounds.
They are full brothers and were sired
jby Abdullah Belmont, by Lakeland Ab
idullah, 851, by Hambletonian, 10.
Their dam was by Red Archie, Jr., by
Red Archie. The geldings were bred
end reared in Michigan. They make
(an extra high class pair, with fine
jheads and necks and a bold, resolute
fn-ay of going. They are beautifully
"mannered, and It is safe to say that no
Eandsomer pair will be seen in Wash
igton. The sale was conducted
hrough A. G. Hurly, foreman of the
(executive mansion stables. The horses
were inspected by United States Veter
inary Inspector Brown.
J Reception For Coleridge-Taylor,
j Mr. S. Coleridge-Taylor, the young
'Anglo-African musical composer of
XKndon. has written to friends In
(Washington of his purpose to make .
Visit to tnis country during the winter,
and plans are on foot by the colored
people to entertain him. One of the
(purposes In view, It is said, is to form
a large chorus of 200 or 300 voices,
have the singers thoroughly drilled In
the production of his masterpiece of
choral music. "Hiawatha," and to give
a. public presentation under his direc
jtlan. It Is known among musicians
(that the colored people of "Washington
jhave among their number very many
jgood singers and that they have al-k-eady
done considerable chorus work,
j Acting upon the suggestion of Mr.
(Taylor's coming and the desire to hon
r him as one of their race, the leading
Jored musicians and citizens general-
y have formed a choral society and
ave named It in Mr. Coleridge-Tay-
jlor's honor.
I, Repairs to White House.
fIn his last monthly report to the war
flepartment Colonel Bingham, the engi
ttier officer In charge of public build
ings and grounds, showed that in order
jto provide accommodations for the
servants in the White House it became
necessary to utilize a portion of the
attic which had never before been
Aised for living purposes. Two new
rooms were constructed In that part of
(the building, and to light and ventilate
them It was found necessary to put
aorzner windows in the roof. For heat
Bng purposes gas stoves will be used.
a gas pipes were run into tne rooms
that account. The rooms were pro-
ded with electric lights and were
urnlshed with beds and other necea-
'eary furniture.
President a Good Narrator.
I The cabinet has a new rule of proce
dure. It used to be the law that when
(that illustrious body assembled at 11
o'clock on Tuesaay and Friday morn
lags business should be taken up at
bnce. But that is not the practice now.
Instead of getting to work at once on
the supposedly great questions of state
Ithe president takes from fifteen to
ttwenty-five minutes to tell his advisers
ithe experience he has had with the
Jgpntlemen who have been giving him
"'Mot air" about offices and schemes
they want him to recommend to con
grass.
I Toe president is a good narrator, and
therefore the first half hour is unusual
Jy Interesting. He doesn't tell stopies to
Illustrate a point he is making, as Lin-
ipolD did. but tells everything that has
fcae' happening that has impressed it
(self upon bis mind. His ense of hu
rnor is good, and the humorous side of
jlhe pictures that pass before him is not
overlooked.
High Priced Real Estate.
A lot at the corner of F and Tenth
streets, which is in the heart of the
ibest business center, has lately been
bold for what is said to be the highest
rate ever realized on land In this city
liamely, 52 a square foot, equivalent
o $2,205,120 an acre or to $10,400 a
front foot for Main street lots running
lack 200 feet to Washington street,
jibe big price was paid by a saloon
teener. Hardly any other business
lould stand such a rate.
'. - Divorces In the District.
The District of Columbia is rapidly
becoming the most popular place In the
Cnited States for mismated couples to
ijeek spparation. Scarcely a day passes
that the courts of Washington are not
)sked to grant anywhere from three to
fix divorces, and In nine cases out of
ken the applicants are accommodated,
fro Is is a rather sad commentary upon
I . - . A.3 li..t
the morality or tne nation's capiiai.
LONG NOMINAEED.
Warranto jlay. be.Issued For.Iiyn.ch-
i" """" . , -
ers Today A Number of Wit
nesses Examined.
Salisbury, N. C, June 20. B. F.
Long, of Statesville was nominated
on the 412th ballot for judge of the
tenth judicial district this morning
at 2:30 o'clock, after a 15 hours' ses
sion. Hon. John S. Henderson, who
presided over the convention, said
it was the greatest number of bal
lots ever taken in a judicial conven
tion in North Carolina. Long's
nomination was brought about by
Iredell voting solidly for him.
Solicitor Hammer is still working
on the lynching here. A number of
witnesses were examined today.
Warrants will probably be issued to
morrow. RANDOLPH FOR PRESIDENT.
Little Rock, Ark., June 19. The !
board of trustees of the University of
Askansashave elected Harrison Ran
dolph, ofTirginia, President of that
institution, vice Dr. John J. Buc
anan, resigned.
Appointed Rear Admirals.
Washington, June 19. The Pres
ident today sent the following nom
inations to the Senate:
Navy Captains to be Rear Ad
mirals: Yates Stirling and William
C. Wise.
KING OF SAXONY DEAD.
Dresden, Saxony, June 19. King
Albert of Saxony, died at 8:05 p. m. !
to-day. The King of Saxony leftno
children, and Prince George, his eld
est brother, succeeds to the throne.
Happy Time in Old Time.
"We feel very happy," writes R.
N. Bevill, Old Town, Va., "when
Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured
our daughter of a bad case of scald
head." It delights all who use it lor
Cuts, Corns, Burns, Bruises, Boils,
Ulcers, Eruptions. Infallible for
Piles. Only 25c. at J . .H... .tim &
Son's drug store. '
REVIV
RESTORES VITALITY
Made a
Well Man
u. of Me.
produces the above results in 30 days. It acts
powerfully and quickly. Cures when all others tall,
young men will regain their lost manhood, and old
men will recover their youthful vigor by using
REVIVO. It quickly and surely restores Nervous
Dees. LoBt Vitality. Impotency, Nightly Emissions.
LoBt Power, Falling Memory. Wasting Diseases, and
all effects of self -abuse or excess and indiscretion,
which unfits one for study, business or marriage, if
not only cures by starting at the seat of disease, but
is a great nerve tonic and blood buUder, bring
ing back the pink glow to pale cneeKS ana re
storing the fire of yonth. It wards off insanity
ana consumption, insist on caving vkvibo
other. It can be carried In vest pocket. By mall,
81.0O per package, or six for SS.OO, with posi
tive -written crnarantee to core or nlnsf
the money. Book and advise free. Address
ROYAL MEDICINE CO., ,lOTi5Tu
I"For sale in Goldsboro, N. C.
by M. E. Robinson & Bros., and
MacKay's Pharmacy.
Life Was Not Worth Living
v But
Shelby, N. O., April 30, 1902.
I had been a severe sufferer from
nervous prostration for two jears
and everything I ate disagreed with
me. This made me feel so wretched
and bad all the time that life was a
burden and I felt that I had rather
die than live. I could not eat meat
nor any sol;d food at all and every
thing I did eat caused me to suffer.
I had terrible nervous spells when I
would become cold and feel almost
lifeless then hot baths would have
to be applied. I suffered from gas
on the stomach all the time, and so
weak I didn't do any work for twelve
months. Nothing I tried did me any
good.
I was in that condition when Mrs-,
Joe Person called to see me last July
and said everything she could to
pert-uade me to try her Remedy, as
she was so confident it would cure
me. I bought half-dozen bottles
and felt a great deal better by the
time I bad taken the third. I con
tinued it until I took 18 bottles,
which CURED ME. My indigestion
is well and I can eat anything I
want, and it is vry seldom I ever
have even a touch of nervousness
My health is good and life itself
geems like a different thing to me
and well worth living "When I com
menced the liemedy I weighed 105
pounds, now I weigh 140 pounds,
which was my natural weight before
I was taken tick.
If any one suffers from indigestion
or nervous prostration, they need
not hesitate to try the Remedy . I
would not take any amount of money
for what it did for me.
"MRS. J. D BREVARD.
J. ffl. Parker.
DENTIST.
Offieeldown stairs, opposite H. & H. I. Je'
ptore. BKIDGB WOBK DONE.
flt Itth.tf
' Tne one Day &oia euro.
For cold and soretbroot 09Kermott8009
1
THE -WVW
JOEt
to bouy up weak, worn, tired-out stomachs. Spur a tired
horse for a moment he bounds forward, then drops.
Just so with a tired stomach. Stimulants force
it to a brief, unnatural effort. Then it collapses com
pletely. It needs rest.
By the use of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure your food is
digested without the stomach's aid. It builds up the body
while the stomach gains fresh strength. Rest is nature's
greatest tonic. It soon restores health. It is not necessary
to diet. That only further weakens the system. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure will digest any kind of good, wholesome
food you want to eat. Cathartics afford only temporary
relief.
1 1
Made
To Digest
Food.
-2&1 Mi-
LJ(TEETHINC.P0WDER5)
Costs Only 25 cents
tfto mall 9 a ft
lobence, ss. u., jnov. zti. isuu. l was Urst advised
with our baby when he was but a very young infant, as
jaierit was useiuiin teeming irouoies, ana usenectnas Deen louna to De so very Denenciai and so free from dangers
that are consequent upon the use of drugs and soothing syrups, that we have come to regard it, after use with three
children, as one of the necessities when there is anew baby in the house and until the teething troubles are over, and
we take pleasure in recommending it to our friends instead of the horrid stuff that so manv neonlfi use to ker theii
baby quiet. HART WELL M. AYER,
The Best !
Fresh goods every week, in car loads. We buy direct from mills, in
car loads and save in prices and freights. Purchasers can save money
here.
Flour, Meal,
Sugar, Molasses,
Coffee. Corn,,
Meat, Hay,
Many other goods, all at bottom prices. Use our family Patent Flour,
it is superior. No goods misrepresented. Call and see us. Wholesale
and Retail. Orders solicited.
J. G. BfSON 6c SON.
127 and 129 West Walnut Street.
GRRb E. STfNLEY. MfNfGER
RBSIDBNCB 401 WILLlflM ST. SOUTH.
REGI8TBRBD BMBfbMER
AND
FUNERAL D1RBGTOR
Coffins, Caskets, Wrappers, Etc.
PROMPT SERVICE.
nxraBgSr.''- G0LDSB0R0 UNDERTAKING CO
' gQ8 WALNUT STREET ES
YJAVING GONE IN BUSINESS AGAN, AT THE
I & Same old stand, with my brother F. B Ed
mundson, we are determined to; stick to our old plan
of selling GOOD goods at low prices and not be under
sold by any one in the State. Our motto will be "Cash."
We invite the public to come to see us. We will
handle dry goods and groceries, and we are determined
to lead in medium-grade shoes and tobacco.
Just bought out all the job lots of tobacco that
three large factories had, amounting to thousands of
pounds. This lot will go for 2? cts and up.
Come around and let us convince jou.
tv L & F- B- Edinundson.
. HUSTLERS.
When You Are Curiotts.
As to the best place to buy your Tobacco Flues and
have your Roof Tinned, Painted or Repaired, it will be
MONEY IN YOUR POCKET
To get my prices before placing vour order. Car
load of Flue Iron now on hand.
Best goods, best work, lowest prices, and promptness mjr motto.
u
s
tnmiuilainits
"I had stomach trouble of fonr yeanf
standing," says Geo. R. Colbath, Alpena, Mich.,
"which was so bad that at times I was forced
to abandon my business and stay in bed.
At last I was induced to try Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure, from which I received immediate relief
and a few bottles effected a complete cure."
OR. MOPPETT'Srri Cures CftoSera-lnfantum,
uiarrnoea.uysentery, ant
the Bowel Troubles of
Children of Any Age.
Aids Digestion, Regulates
the Bowels, Strengthens
the Child and Makes
TFFTHIWfi CACV
at Druggists,
.1 . I m . - v
by our family physician in Charleston to use TEETHINA
a preventive of colic and to warm and sweeten the stomach
(Manager Daily Times and Weekly Times-Messenger.)
ES!
The Cheapest !
Oats,
Tobacco,
Snuff,
Case Goods
GOLDSBORO, N. C.
53
Goldsboro Burial Go.
FUKEBAL DIRECTORS.
304 PINE ST. WEiET.
The undersigned have organized
the above company, and will furnish
coffins and caskets of any style at
lowest possible rates: take cnarge
of funerals and supply hearse and
all necessary carriages. We cater
to the colored trade only, and will
always be prompt. Bespoctfully,
Isham R Smith,
J J Scott,
Henry Fowler,
lw 3&junel2
ARE YOU
If bo you cannot afford to do sc
until you have examined my stock and
prices. 1 can now furnioc your ordert
more complete than anyone eleo in the
city. AM kinds of lumber, in eluding
dry and nicely worKed. tiorirr, siijinc
and ceiling. . a lu. idO jour .nc.V
on short ootV'tt ou&i;j am; prise
g-ur.rftT.raed. I will ct-v-ptair in .i-e,-b.
uf ray eaui'cs : if ycu nve used xht.tu
?uu fcrnov' what Stiay &; stnd if not
yoe sto lid do '- ai. once.
Tn&ii&:ir the jjubiiu Icr tloir geat.
OD8. ptttroasgo ao. ,.sing & contim
tnct) ot nrjis, 1 rjttie.iti, Vours tr3"
tx. T. GRIFFIN
UNIVERSITY
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Academic Department,
Law,
Medicine,
Pharmacy.
One hundred and eight scholar
ships Free tuition to teachers and
to ministers'1 sons. Loans for the
needy.
5C3 Students. 54 Instructors.
New Dormitories, Water Workp,
Central Heating System.
Fall term begins September 8,
1902. Address,
F. P. Venabie, President,
Chapel Hill. N. C
FOR RENT.
The desirable house and lot on
WilMam street opposite Col- I. F.
Dortch's Seven rooms, with water
works; also good garden.
If you wish to buy, sell, or rent
property, see me. Office at store on
Walnut street. Hours x2 to 2 o'clock.
Ed. L. Edmundson,
Real Estate Hnatla
fiORSEMNTED
One that can start
from stand still and
run 200 yards in 15
seconds, pulling 1700
pounds. Must weigh
not less than 1300 lbs.
SAfl EASON.
OHN O, BANKS-
ARCHITECT.
Second .Floor Borden Building,
Build?
A- l N- G. R. R.
TIME TABLE NO. 25.
To Tutte Knees. Feo. 23. 1902.
ARRIVB ftOLDSRORu.
11.05 A.M Pa8seij4tti jJaIIj Leave
Morejietm uity 7.05,a.m
Newern 9 am, Kinston
10.12 am, IaOranpe 10.32
i-tn, arrive Go? dbhoro 11.05.
5.S3 P. M Daily except Sunday L.v.
Tfewbern 13.10 pm,Kinston
3 28 pro, L.aGranee 4.23 pm,
Krrive Go'idsboro 6 83 pro.
8 30 P.M. Pass Train ft&ih No. 6
Leave NVwhern 6 30 p ra,
KinmoB 7.37 pm,LaGrantre
7 1.7 p m, arrive Goldsbor
8 30 pm.
LEAVE OLDSBORO.
3.40 P. M Passenger Daily. Iave
Lf rarj?e 4 09 pm. Kinstoc
4 32 pm.Newbern 5.50, pm.
arrive M City 7.15 pm.
M PassencerDaily tx Sunday
Leavft LaWranpe 8.31 am.
Kinston 8 53 am. arrive
Newbem 10.00 a ra.
JAS A.. BRYAN,
DILL, President.
8.00 A.
S. Li.
Muperlrtendent.
B. A. KEWLAND.
Master of Tran8port,atlm .
"There's No Place Like Heme,
tf
o
Next to home should come home people and
home Industries.
Don't patronlae heathen foreigners who mur
der American missionaries.
Patronize a home industry which gives em
ployment to home people and they oars
In turn help yon.
Send your work to the GOLDSBORO STEAM
LATJNDB.Y. Our work Is guaranteed
or money refunded. Try us.
Goldsboro Steem Laundry.
Southern
Railway. .
No 35 daily, Lepve Goldsboro 7:20 am, arrive
Kaleigh 8:56, Durham 9:5'J, lireensboio
11.59.
No 7 daily, Laaves Goldsboro 2:05 p m, Raleigh
8:50, Durham 4:43, arrive Greensboro
6 :ii5 p m.
No 41 mixed dai'y except Sunday, leave Golds
boro 4 :i0 p m. arrive Kaloigh 8:00 p m.
No 11 mixed daily, Leave Goldsboro 8:40 p mr
arri ves Haieigh Jl :45 p m, leavs Kaieigh
1 :00 a in, arrives Greensboro 5:15 a m.
No 12 mixed daily, leaves Greensboro 1 :05 a m,
arrives Durham 8:85, haieigh 6 via a m,
Goldsboro 7 :80 a m.
No 8 daily, Leaves Greensboro 7:58 am, Dur
ham 8:40, Raleigh 10:80 arrives Golds
boro 12 :10 p m.
No 12 mixed dally ex. Sunday, Leaves Raleigh
9:60 a m, arrives Goldsboro 1:45 p m
No 88 daily Leaves Greensboro 12:45 p m, Dur
ham 2:4;, Raleigh 8:61, arrives Golds
boro 6:s0 p m.
No 11 and li have Pullman Sleeping cars be
tween Haieigh and Durham. No 7 and
11 connects at Greensboro with train?
for all points, .North. (South and West.
No 35 connects at Greensboro with No-.
36 for North. Jso 35 connects at Selma
for points onACL South, No 7 aud 11
connect at Goldsboro witii trains from
Morehead City.
Perfect Sleeping Car service on all through
trains, see tbai your tickets read via
Southern Railway.
Ask any .Ticket Agent for full informa
tion, or address
R. L. VERNON. : F. R. DARBY.
Trav. Pass. Agent, City Pass, aud Tic Ags,.
Charlotte, N. C. Asheville, N. C.
S. H, HARD WICK,
General Passenger Agent.
J. M.CULP. W.A.TURK,
Traffic Manager Asst. Pass- Traf. I&in.,
Washington. D. C-
SO Per
cent. Saved!
-O
GoIdsboro Den al Parlor.
Over Robinson's Drujr Store,
No. 151 West Centre St.
Finest set of teetL $ $10.
Gold crowns.
Porcelain crowns,
Gold iillmgB,
Silver fillir gs
Bubber iillmgB
Cement fillings
Cleaning teeth
Extracting
Anaesthetics used
6 to 7.
350
1.50 to 2.0C
75c.
50c.
60c.
60c.
26c.
in extracting
teeth. Bridge work done
We guarantee our work to be
hrst-class and upto-date in ever
particular. Call on us.
DR. STOCK ARD, Prop.
22 lm daily Goldsboro.iV C,
R. fl. VflTTS Jr7
Well known to the peoplt
of this city and surrounding
section as a tiiiled workman
in the line of
REPAIRING
Watches,
Clocks,
"nds1 Jewelry,
has opened a Repair department in
the front part of the John Slaughter
Co.'s buildingr, No. 212 Walnut St.,
East, opposite Argus office, where
he will be glad to receive your work.
Moderate Prices. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Give him a calL
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given, that application will
be made to the Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad company for a certificate for one (1)
share of the capital stock of said company, in
ilea of certificate for the same, originally is
sued to John V.Sherard, now deceased, which
haa hn lost or destroyed.
Maroi
oh 17, ISM. I. F. DORTCG.
ntor or Jno. v. Bherarq doo'd.
ACTIVE AGENTS WANTED FOR "THE
WORLD ON FIRE" by Mnrat Halstead. Burn
lng mountains In American Indies explode
destroying cities full of people. Startling his
tory of appalling phenomena threatening the
Slpbe. 600 big Illustrated pages, only fl 60.
lghest endorsements. Biggest profits guar
anteed. Agenu clearing from Si to 26 daUy.
Outfit free. Bnelote ten eents for postage.
At
(Dot It U a fact, nevertheless.
Cakl Schoitbxd.
THS DOMINIOf CO.