North Carolina Newspapers

No soothing strains of Maia's son Can lull it hundred eyes to sleep." Vol. XX GCXLDSBORO. N. C THURSDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1905. "This Argus o'er the people's rights Doth an eternal vigil keep; NO 67 Ot i MM OSMAN STOCK COMPANY. ITEMS OP INTEREST FROM DIVERS SOURCES. The Latest Telegraphic News ol the Day Boiled Dovyn to a Focus For Busy Bto'. Jers. The Popular Favorites Opened "Week's Engagement at The Messenger Opera House Last night. "Down Mobile" was presented at the Messenger Opera House last night by tlie Osuian S o.k. Co., in a manner entirely satisf iflory to the huge' audience present. There was almost - a cmUnuoas pet foi uiai.ee' 1 HAVE II. MEW YORK REPUBLICANS WANT A CANDIDATE FOK MAYOR. Senator Elburg and Page Have liotb. Declined Offers, But One of Them May Yet Be "Draft- ed" and.Coinpelled.to.Ruu. NEW ALLIANCES IN UBOPE. The Anglo-Japanese alliance is very distasteful to Germany, and it is of course.dialiked by Rus8ia,againsl which country it may be said to be directed. It is also levelled at Ger many and its holding on the Shan tung peninsula. The anti-Chinese ol EXTENDING THE MONROE I DOCTRINE. New York. O.t. 9 Jtll-tson P. Raplee, once a wtaiihy Lauder and 'frorn the rising of tin full on the thriliia- : cartaiu to its aid exitiiig President Monros's doctrine of 1824 was directed 6olely against territorial aggression in the Ameri cas. It was aimed more particularly at the Holy Alliance, which parti- Dotn Jiu88iaanauermanynaveneenicllarly dete8ted publics or pep nipped in the bud, so to speak, and I mar tuie of any BOrt Tne Spanish. both are irate. I American countries were at t,h bo both have formed or are trying I engaged in throwing off the that of the two insular aud uesiU a anii'g Jd orchestra dii jcourstu sweet sui hjsh lag mime , dm iag the ohuft i items, t-sions: and I so mere was iut a u ui u omeat nor kiiie svhiou did aot d id ti e audience I levied iu s jms pijdsa;g manner . . , . !UU'-iugwe luurs mat uittea Dy so uout 01 ptr itlulck1 .vry iaeui iar ot lue company has unusual Utieut aud the thrill- icg melodrama was highly enjoyed aa evidenced by repeated encores. business associ ate of Jy Gjuid, scents of last act. bo closely were the Commodore Vaudnoilt and John P. 'specialtus iuterwovva wiiii the play: Blair, went to the po -r houTtthre today. Washington, Oct. 9. Tin ceiidus bureau has issued a bulletin showing the production aud uisnbpLion of the coltja of thd Ujiled States available between Sepieuiler 1, 1004, rnd Sapteinberl, 19 u, t j oe 14,405, 994 bales. Oi tins , cent, was exported, percent, was used indomesitc. cuiu uptiou, ieav ing a surplus of 9 per cent. Norfofk, Va., Oct 9 Airs. Elizabeth C. Damei of Tarboro, IS C, died at thi baraii Lyiga liuspiial yesterday ana ner remains t;e tb;s morning forwarded lo ner hjuie for interment. Sae wa 53 years of age and awidov. bae Uid cteu to Baili more for treatment aud roluruiug home, haviug oeea roitved ol the trouole for Wiiioa sue wjut to thul city: Just before liie time ior the train to leave hjre ir iarjj), lour days ago, she was taieii ul witu u otaer trouble aua was carneu to the hospital , where she diU ol broacial pneumonia. New York, Oct. 9 In the secuud lection for the iiaii oi iviud toJiiy only inree names were ciioitu to re ceive tablets in me nvo Cia.-.-es iu which thts cauva-siug, was liiosu ol John Ureeuleaf v uiitier mni J1,ui& Rus&eii Loweil in ihj esi 01 authors aud tnat oi tieaeiul William T. bhermau in tue eiass Oi suiaiuie. Among tne defeated were Oliver Wendell Holmes, Kigai .ilau ir'oe and James Feuiuiure Coup sc , W li liam Cuiian iiryam, Fianjis Park man and John L. jiotley, Horace Greeley and George liancrofi. Washington, Ot. 9. A ciioiax was reported t .iday in the o 3cs ol lornaer internal revenue embloyes, Which are pjnaiug bifore tne Uuiteu States dia.iiet court at vireeuboro. In response toarequodl irom govern ment oificials at Ureensboro, lUt; de parimeuc of justice uccide l to send counsel to Urensooro t j assist Da- trict Attorney noitoniu t e piooecu in uy wuuu Win. nnfaM n ar.,1 K- TT Alls pu won. tance Dreferred Snain In th mntnaf New York, Oet..9 -Following the They propose to ask Italy and -A-0-1 President Monroe fired hia toft,,, djciinationof Charles E. Hughes to I " to join tne newoomoine. ranee l doctrine at the coalition that otpw run lor mayor on the Republican and Ensd have practically be-lout of the Nop;1eoaic wars, and ticket. Mr. Young, who was noud- " "" " (England seconed the shot and the ituereiore ioiu me xvusso-uerman i a i . r j , nated for comptroller, has also de-Le. The control of P .1 ; mi -i Ifii Viin fAvmallit I J 3 i. A.t J - 1 a I vxovvA. . a-aj, wuceueu to metwo.uwuiar countries, i Dewn to tha nresent centurv the auu opemy uecuuwi uie uouuuauou i uut tuo un wmUU u"i" w wou" i doctrine that bears President Mon- for comptroller, and informally, and tro1 01 even tne lanu wui be doubt- lroe8 wa3 understood to mean privately and emphatically told the l if 5ceandE ngland join hands, that no European country would be members of the notification wm- "UUM"' " "J""" permitted by this country to ac mittee that he would not run for ""kUUfc w xuser quire additional territory in the mayor, either. and WUt9 concocUng. Americas. It meant this, and noth Senator Elsburg, who also was I "w -"a liag more, ana no party naa in a asked today to make the run for iwo-er"a",AiAa"oeanu noi macn i national platform given it a wider mavor. told Mr. HalDin that for 1 8ood whereas the Anglo-Japaaese I meaning. many family reasons he could not J alliance preserves China, and opens do so. Mr. EUburg's friends said to-1 tliat couatry to the trade of tin. w orld. The war that Japan fought out is changing the relations of the world. A.'l of the recent alliances are pro- Eg? -V 1 LIST OF LETTERS Ilelt nc Eeicka was greeted with cm husk: stic applause when she first appear, d and was recognized by her nia-jy atlmireri present. She has crrown mere graceful and charming if pos-ible, since her last appearanse here, and in her difficult role last nigh' won new laurels and ad mirers. The specialties were unusually in teresting and a decided novelty to the patrons of the Messenger Opera House. Judging from the creditable per formance last niiht, the Osinan company will no doubt be greeted by large aud'anees throughout the week, and surely thay deserve a liberal palro ;&sce at the hands of tion of these casts, if after iuveug .-jour people, for no cleverer or reflnfd tion, such a course at this tiuie I repertoire company ha3 ever visited sneula De aaemea Dotu uesiraoie J our cjty. solicitor general in ttie internal re venue department, was selected for the assignment and hit trnight ior Greensboro. He will confer wita District Attorney Hoi ton, aod he is also authorized to make a cpecial iu vestigation of the entire siiuatioa, so that the department here may de termine what course snail ba pursued with resareuce to thes cases. It begins to appear that the New I Scored nignt tney coma not ngure out wnai these family reasons could be. He is a bachelor. The report was circulated to-night that Senator Page was to be drafted. Late this afternoon Mr. Pare ant. Mr. Halpia had a long talk. At tt I Ghe end of the century. close of confab Mr. Page said he bau not been asked lo head the Republi can ticket, but one of his friends, who is also a Republican district leadei told a reporter that not only hao ; I Mr. Page been sounded, but that he had excused himself on the pita that he was not fitted to serve the public in city hall. The belief was held to-night that either Senator Elsburg or Page would be drafted, and made to run. It ii now proposed, however, to viden it to that this country will as i tue a practical protectorate over ill the territory from the Rio Jrande to the Horn, making us directly responsible for their fin- ducts of that war, and effects of that I ances and their police administra- reaaarkable struggle will be felt to I tion. itamalniug in Postoffice, Golds boro, Wayne County, N. C, Sept. 25, 1005. Mlt. ROOT AND CHINA'S BOYCOTT. MEN'S LIST. A E P Abram. B Daniel Beasley, Mack Bryant. C Isom Cobb, Malsom Cook. D Jno. Daniel, R E Derr. E-fC Ensten, Geo. Edmans. F W J Frya. G D A Garris. H Raif Hines, Willie Holt. M David Maxim, Jim Moore, Jno. S Mason. Secretary of State.Elihu Root has taken active charge the, of departmen o C E Orton. to wnich tne iresiaent appomtea pq t Peacock. L R Parkea him soon alter tue ue uu oi JM.r. nay. His vacation is ended, and he is nui doubt ready to get down to hard work. He is an untiring worker. He will find an accumulation oi r-J E Trout,' W Ruby Waters, Hard Wooden. Oae trouble with the new doc trio 3 consists in the opposition of the republics to the south of us to the ac jptauce of any such control on our part. They are wholly willing to aav-j their political independence aarautted by Uncle Sam, but they arj list willing to accept dictation or direction in their internal affairs. Tu iew doctrine has endless coug plications shut up in it, of which San So Domingo is but a small ex ample. Congress will be asked this winter to consider the problem ex tended by Santo Domingo, and no doubt the scope of the proposed ex tension of the doctrine of 1824 will be d scussed. It certainly should be. If we are to take over the countries to the south ol us, the business should be l jue, opeuiy and tbve boat J, and ,t sh uld be ratified by the people at tue polls by first becoming a leading national Usus, LADIES' LIST. A Afnhpl Amnn. matters of importance, including ; the 0Crwket CarroU F L Cart L C Reduced Rates to Richmond Ac crocKer, mary una vis, ,mary 1 1' mm York Life Insuiauue compa.uy will be debarred from Texas after De cember, when the permit of the company to do business in the state will expire. While Texas feels especially aggrieved over the fact that Mr. McJall, a dsmccrat, con tribured so liberally to the re publican slush fund, of other peo ple's money, the HoustonPost scores a point against him tuat is destined to make Texans even more , wrathy than they are at present. Tne Pust points out that on the occasion of tne Galveston disaster in 1900, duiiog the year of Colonel Bryan's last can didacy for the presidency, Mr. McCall was asked to help the storm BUfferers. That worthy magnate forthwith pulled a sanctimoniou s io . k and stated with ''regret" that the money of the New York Life was a trust fund, to be administered for the benefit of widows and orphans. and he had no right to give any of it away for a charitable purpose. Wouldn't, that a wake policy holder red-headed? for ne Year v V & . 1 1 Castro friction,the recognition of Nor way, the situation created by the Russo-Japanese war, and other pro blems that have arisen or are about ripe m our aeaiings witn tne out side world. But no subject that will come be fore Mr. Root will outrank in im portance to this country the Chinese boycott on American goods. Let us hopa Mr. Root will give that sub ject prompt and ample attention. It needs it, and the interests ol the country call for a solution of the pro blem. Ture, Fall River is not as deeply interested as are the southern mills Coxie, Mary Corbet. E Sudie Everett, Laura Everett. G Mary Gragery. 3 H Adine Hummer, Georgia Ham, J H Howell, Lona B Hud n ell, LBHudnell. 1; J D L Jones. K Annie Killet. M Ada Murphy, Cerma McKays P Chellie Palmer. J- Josie Peace. ? R Alice Ilea. ( 8 YE Smith. couut Horse Show. The Atlantic Coast Line takes pleasuse In announcing special low rate of one fare plus fifty (50) cents for the round trip to Richmond, Va., and return account of the Horse Show October 10th to44th. Tickets on sale.October 9th to"14th inclusive, with final return limit October 16th. All tickets include one admission coupon to tne Horse Show. The Richmond Horse Show is a W- M A whitted, Lealer Williams I State occasion. xand should not be Persons calling for above letters I missed by all lovers of a magnificent will please say advertised. Rules I display of superb horses: besides A THIRTY DAY EXTRA BARGAIN SALE JOSEPH ED WA Beginning Wednesday, October 4. Look here, my friend, did you know it's not wh it you earo tht inke you rich but what you save? - The wy to save money 13 by trad with uu. If yoa ud aaything in my line it will pay you to aei me first. I hivd jad; returned from t e Northsra mirkete where I have spent the last two inontaa miking careful selections both in quality anl FitIOE3 TO SCTir MY TRADE. Everyone is well aware that a merchant who buya hh gjdi f or snot cash can sail cheaper than one who bay on tim. I am the one Wlio has boahfc f soot cash eery dollar's worth I am glad to notify the GOUN HB.Y MERCHANTS that I have an immanae stock and can furnish them goods 25 per cent, cheapar shan any h juae in North Carolina. Coma and buy for cash or on time. A Few Specia I Bargains. Clothing I Clothing ! High arrade clothing, such as Serges, Unllnishe 1 Worsted, Cheviot and Oasmsre, in all styles and colors. . I can eel! you suits that are worth $ 7.50 for $3.90; other suits worth ).00 I can sell you for $5.55; regular $15.00 suit for $9.00. Come on, hurry an I buy your fall supplies. In Sho:s I will astonish yo 1 in prices shoes you pay elsewhere $2 for, I will sell you at $1.20 and all other grades in proportion. A Handsome Line of Up-to-date Dress Goods ! Will sell you goods that sell elsewhere for 1 par yard at only 48c; fine casmere, worth 40c, for only 25c; regular 6c heavy checked homspun will go at my storef or 5c ; good yard wide homespun, just think, only 5c; a good wool filled I particular line jeans for 16fc; feather -proof bed tick, worth 26c for only 14c; good ginghams only 5c. Fine ReadyMade Ladies Wear Such as tailor-made suits. Skirts, Jackets, Reefers and Waists will all be disposed of for juat half what you have to pay elsewhere. A regular Child's Reefer, worth $1.60, will be sold at only 75c. ' New Line of Millinery I can save vou monev in this j Hats sold else where for $3.50, you can obtain nere tor only 1 have trim med hats as low as 50c, 75c. a-d 1, all worth double tha money. A CAS LOAD OF Ellis Buggies, Hickory Wagons, Harness, Etc. I aurelv will save vou a nice few dollars on each vehicle. Tha "Hickory Wazon" ia a high grade make and each sold is guaranteed. Will save you from $5 to $7.50 on each wagon OUR BUGGIES are of standard make the celebrated Ellis Buggy, of Kinstoa, which always gives the best satisfaciioa, and can save you th3 sama as on wagons. When you leave home, leave with the full intention to see Joe Edwards and you will bo fully rewarded. Coma early before the goods are picked over. 03.LXCa.T.OXl. GOLDSBOWO, N. O. OFFENSIVE- DAMGE1 Caused Affyr.y. Keat Intense Fain I in the Chinese demand far Amer-1 H"i regulation require that one cent I Richmond is a, place of many his- --Grew Worse Under Doctors Ceul-i Not Do Any Housework. ican cottons. But there ia nothing I " t"" ""'" - Postmaster.' ANOTHER W0NDERRJL CURE BY CUTiCURA" " Ahout n r, r fio tnv hands bean ; cr.ick ai.-tt p-.'-l. I tried cwiy rcir.e i- i, but they jjrew vose a.'i lue time At last thej' be C-.i-'S came so sore tha' ivrrr-.Vi it w.is itnpossi : ;e 1 !. A for me to do my sectional in the question. The nation- al exports are involved, and ii coarse cottons made in the South are boycotted,our exports of cotton goods will show a discrepancy. Soma plan is needed that will satisfy the rea sonable, desires of the Chines as to their high-caste travelers, and that will lift a retaliatory boycott from tne products of. the eouthern mills. COTTOS ENSUKANCE. I rut tsry haii'is in j water, I was in ) agony for hours; Buy your furinture, Mattin gs, . 'Buu'o&c frem Andrews & WaJ- deli Furinture Co. and save monay. ? . . . Jfyomei Cures Catarrh Breathe it No danseroas drugs or alcoholic concoctions are taken into the stom ach when Hyomei isuaedi Breathe through the inhaler, the balsamic healing of Hyomei penetrates to most iemote cells of the none aud throat, and thus kills the catarrhal Forty-threa strong fire insurance companies, the best in the business, have combined for the purpose of in suring cotton in" transit or in" ware house while en route lea destination. Bisks will be written from the, t in terior point of shipment to even Tokio, thus antagonizing the marine insurance companies. Bisks will be written, too without,Slimit on cotton placed in warehouses near the farm. No offered risk will be too- targe.for the forty-three associated companies to take. - It is believed this change will lead tr iha hnilflinar of manv more ware- ONE NIGHT TREATMENT houses at interior points, for cotton can hereafter be well insured when placed in such warehouses. By building a warehouse the producer aud if I tried to k over the sove, the hce caused intense -nam. I consmtea a O ictor. but his.-T'-escriptions'-"weie- utterry nselen. -1 g;" --j him vp and tri( d snother. but w ithout the least ec'i'acron. About six wtiDks ago I trot inv fir-.t rtiicf v.-htn I purchas .d Cuticura Soap aim Ointment. o-rcat loiigtit that j:iy luiads. were h .'ntiitnyto fc.-l luv.ch better, the cap crocks b.'ia to ileal up fnd stoo ri'aniusr, rl to-day my ; hands. are entirely weH, tire .one cake of " Cutic'ura Soap and one box of Cuticv.ra Ointment beiurr all tiiut 1 used. (signed) Mrs. T.Iinnie Drew, 18 Dam. St , Jioxbury Mass. Lietter to Goldsboro Furniture Company. ' (5ldsboro, N C. Dear Sir: Th9 way to reckon the cost of paint is to put both costs to gether: the cost of the paint aud the cost of putting it on. ( It would save this' country hundreds of millions of dollars a year; it would save you alone )if you- happen to be a victim) several dollars a year. . See how-it works. It costs asrauch to put-on one paint as another, don't it? res. if you use the same num ber of gallons. Well, don't I? No, you'll " use twice, as many' gallons of adulterated paint as of Devoe; and you've got to pay t twice 9a much for putting it on. Mr. N Avery," Delhi, N Yt has two houses aiite na in same con dition. Painted one house with toricil reminiscences, and is well worthy of a visi t. , : . For further information communi cate with . , W. J. Craig, G. P. A. Wilmington, N. C. 3: JW Nothinsr is more offensive than an old sore that refuses to heal. Patiently, day after day, it is treated and cursed, every salve, ppwder, etc., that la heard of is tried, but does no good, until the very siffht of It grows onensive to the sufferer and he becomes disgusted and mor "L- wjwxh r . ' uj-vuhj. jll J 'is! Oeyoiiti theie islands lie the VHLfc ylUtlUVO kOUCUlVUt3 UlVVlff IS J VA T J. J UlU OVie,, Jk -LNa e,iUUV A AAA the blood and as long as It . , . . . . remaina the sore will be .. Som. years ago my blood became poisoned, aad JAPAN AND AMERICA. Ui.cle Sam owns and catches ee-ds on the Aleutian archipelago, wjich stretches away from Alaska on or about the fifty-fifth parallel. New Shows Ooming. tk. A.l- T r.1A n.. -.,r fv there aad continue to grow m and that if ih wer5 closed u the result worse and more destructive, would be fatal. Under this diseouraEintr reoort I The fact that thousands of left off their treatment and resorted to the use f eld sores have been cut out S. 8. S. These and Other fine plays await I d the bones scraoed. It toe k only a ehort while for the medicine to en- the people Of Goldsboro during the jmd yet they returned, is In- thrly cure up the sores, and I am not dead as the season at the new. Messenger Opera dilutable evidence that the LoS House: , fMa and respon- -"wheeling, W. Va.. May 8,W . .s nlBlDie ior LUC sure or uiccr, Cindarella, or "The Glass Slipper" ValuaWe time is lost In experimenting with external treatments, such as AUIAAAGA&jr CXAU A-LCb.AALA a aimu M pjYCS, pO W tld 3 , . WElSllS, CLC, WCeW.UisC L11C UCima L ulSUlia ASX LUC must be removed before a ctire can De enected. b. o. t. cleanses ana puri fies the circulation so that it carries rich, new blood to the parts and the sore or ulcer heals permanently, b.- fa. fa. not only removes the germs and poisons, but strengthens the blood and builds up the entire system 'by stimulat ing the organs, increasing the appetite and giving enerirv to the weak, -wasted constitution. It is aa exhilarating tonic, aids the digestion and puts every part of the body 1m good healtny condition, hook on tne Diooa, vtiiu any meaicai aavice wisneq. Under Direction of Al G. Field. Maloney's Wedding. 'Seargent Kitty" Barlow Bros. Ministrels. Dare Devil Dorothy. West & Yokes, a Pair of Pinks Breezy Time3. Lyman Twins, "At The Faces " I rithout charge. Big Chorus. Adelaide Thurston. Notice of Dissolution. To whom it may concern; The firm heretofore existing un- Devoe: 6 gallons. Painted the other I dec. the name and style of Bizzclland For Sore Hands and Feet with Cuticura - Soak the hav, is or feet on retiring in a strong, hot, creamy lather of Cuticura Soap. Inv and aucint trefiy with Cuti'.- .'iOint-.a -nt, the great skin cure. . , r on the namts ,;-..nn.CC nigh'r" 'oor-c v.'.-s, o- ' aida-- f -' --. v in old. : vit cotton or 1... .a. Cntinm fi., i.itiu-ot. And -Pilln ra tM iiirouyhtm' r!iJ. V'lttn 1 iruz & Chern. Corp., S.)li l'r"P.,iiii-tua. .iena lur ilow to Uure Itching, ocaiy Ilumjis." house with a paint that was half adulteration:-12 gallons. Same painter, Geo. Gibertj-jltd both jobs. One cost $27; the other $24. ' 11 Better go by the name. Yourssfcrulyi F. W. Devoe & Co. Weoten. is hereby dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.W. A Woo ten having withdrawn from the firm. A 11 . t - rr indahtlUl TY DQ11 tim will please make payment to Mr. ol. dil. Bizell, and auy navntr a claim against:he firm, will pleasa present the eame to Air. ii. ti. Biz- Want your moastache or beard abeautiful brown or rich biarv?Jise Wake up your livtr. CureS year constipation. .Get rid ; of your biliousness. ScldS for GO years. j; Jr.owe)tel;:; UGKINGHAM'S DYE ::'ftr OR B. P HtLL t CO.. NASHUA. S. 1 Still Growing: Koinmander islands. The distance from the far the Aleuti an ialnriil ii probably not much over one hun dred miles, aud America owns the St. one and Japan thus becomes our next uour ntighbor in the cold waters of Bering eea. But that is no rea son why there should be any cold ness between the two countres that have adjacent possesions. The Kommander islands did not belong to any country until Japan seized them and hoisted the Japanese ! flag on them. This was done perhaps a month ago, and they are now Ja ' panese possessions. The islands held by Japan in the Bering sea are barren,but no more so than the Aleutian islands, and both are va'-uaolo on account of the seal fisheries. Tha seals at the Kommau dcr islands ace particularly numer ous aud it ia, wuolly possible that Ja pan and America will yel have trouble over the catching of seals, which is a ' great industry in all the Islands be- between Alaska ami Kumi.hattu But there are .seals enough to go round and no doubt all honest grounds of complaint tan be met and satisfied by. tha two friendly and intelligent countries. Demand for Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets Con - cm take advantage of insurance to I p. S. Smith & YelvertoiV, sell our Uh who assumes the payment of tinUSS to Increase. Endorsed and. -guar- an teed by Ji ti, nlii ot oon. GOes SttMie Oilind.. Rnencer. N. C, Oct, germ?, heals the irritated mucous Elizabeth City Goes Dry Again. Elizibdth City, NjC, Oct. 9. Election f it or axainst saloons held as full an extent as they could in the I paint, case of cotton in a port warehouse. Wbfu thefirmer8 bee that they can i Becuru a lurw sum ni imipfy wnue i- .1 . I..A '.AA. ' JlCl I RuAVri. :L I-.1HI k IU lha X. .11 1. Ut-.T . 1 Rdll- JlOlUlug lueir piuuuuij 1.11 ojt . w Jil 1 j Club together and build Warehouses, way omce nere went suaqsniy Diina The cotton business is. in tact. I to-day in Charlotte where he had being cevoIunio,Mz5d in many ways J gQf for; medical treatment. He left 6 Jas. membrane, and gives complete an . , ... . . . , J hara tvlv and eifcv went drv bv 15 - ityomei is me simplest, inosii"1" j - . I a a u ...ilmaioritv. Two years:aeo city went ii hx. 111. . niui til in 11111 v uuninjiLrrii r . e 1 , , , a i -tori has been dis- ary u mrB . uinj.,..,,, uu aa.v saloon men were disfranchised at that time and they voted in full force this time Prohibitionistsclaim great victory I all indebtedness of the late firm, and wili continue the grocery-, business in co-partnership with Mr. Herbert .n:V-ll .- .. . . This October 3rd, 1905. . M. E. Bizaell i : W. A. Wooten NOTICE. Although Mi-o-na was introduced in Goldsboro but a short time a go, il is today outseiling-aU other medicin es for the cure of indigestion and stomach troubles. Mi-ona gives such health and cure for catarrh that has been covered. Complete outfit, $.100; ex tra bottle, 60 cents. . . - ' For sale by J. H. Hill & Son. Special sale of Jardinies- by An-.-drews & Waddell Furniture Co. on , uesaayi vet, Z4, at y gciock, thisyear perhaps-kfer a while all Uere yesterday, and expected to take u,fSSS BL O. Murphrey. de- strength to the weakest stomach that the advantages oi commerce will be -' ." I ceased, this is to nomy all parties all the food is readily converted into brought to the very door of his own ff ncia! DvsoensSa Gui0 h . i CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS Best Coueh Sop. Tastes"Oood Um in time Sold by drucgista. It is belleVed that a blood vessel hks I indebted to said estate to make ion Ibee'n ruptured; causing this blin I mediate payment to the undersign- n twKiirft.h mnniAi nhnrmtinn eJr or nis attorneys... ah persona L. .... . . V. I holding claims, against said estate His condition is said to berserio, - r n the'sitoe for oavment. his mind being blank. His- misfor tune came"-without a -moment's notice. 1 Kennedy's Loath e IIoaejrsindTar Carbs ait covak. aad exoela Colds frA j t&tiysteoi qeatiy nsving tkt 9Wt9 jrilf present the same for payment. on or Deiore tne ztn oay oi Septem ber, 1.906, or this notice will be plead H iu bar of their f eebver. Thii 28th day of September, 1905. .V '" This 28 day -of Sept..l905. - , -. " iJeorge ,3" Murphrey, FAk'r.' Ported earbajo, Attoxneyii. K nutrition, so that it gives nourish ment and health to the whole system. In this way nervousness and sleep- leasness are cured: headaches, back aches, jud jcheumatle pains are pre vented, and there will be no more poor appetite, distress after eating, heart-burn, or debility. Mi-o-na costs but 53 cents a box, and J- H. Hill & Son will guarantee to refund the money if it does not cure. The risk is all theirs. Embezzlers in Suvannab. Savannah, Oa., Gctober 9 John F. Gaynor and B. D. Greene, the men who fought extradition to the u mi tea states from Canada for so many years,fcxrived here at o'clock this morning. Their wives, who had preceded them to Savannah, met them at the depot. The prisoners were at one o taken to jail. Bugs Well try us If you want a bargain. Andrews & Waddell Furn iture Co. rrMi,infrilt7ty:y;, Grove's Tasteless CMH Tome hes stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Salos over One end a Half Million Denies 'r. Poes tbis record ox ment appeal to you? - No Cere. No Pay. 50c Knckw with vtry bottle b Ten Ceat fckos of Grove's Block Hoot. 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