THE HEADLIGHT.
l'l HUSHED i:T.KY THURSDAY.
SUIiSCIMPTIOX Sl-Oit I'KK YEAll.
A. itOSCOn l-K, Alitor ami Proprietor.
Goi.i.sunu.i, X. C, July f, !!!.
hum; i r Tin: kxtknsks.
From July 1, 1 s'js, to .Juno .".
1 v.t'.i. the expenditures of tin' (iov
einnient. aceonlhur to estimates
prepared ly t he Treasury Depart
ment at 'a-lnii.rton, will arrro
fr;itc sr,i t,i ii 10, (loo. The receipts
of tlu (Jovcrninent during this
period approximate :' ,0",MM,
leavini: a deficit of alout sio,oi0,
ouo. Hut for the increased inter
nal revenue taxes the detirit would
he much larger. The receipts from
internal revenue in the preceding
fiscal year were 171.oUMio. This
year, with the war taxes, they will
amount to nearly spto.oiMiiM)
more.
The receipts from all sources for
the fiscal year ls! amounted to
s p (,").( m it ii i, and there was a de
ficit of i H U i'i. With the in
creased taxation and the lond is
sues, we have piled up a deficit in
the lat two years of sj ;s,i i ii ,ooi I,
and the end is not yet in si:ht.
InchidiniiL'ii.iM m .. paid to Spain
for the Philippine Islands, our na
val and military operations since
duly 1, lV'S have co t us ahout
si:',o,oi ii i.oi ii i, or nearly 7."'
for each day in the year, excluding
Sundays. This is a fair statistical
picture of what our expansion
policy is costing us.
This year we have paid for pen
sions about si.'i'.ijiiin.iMMi, and every
day the war in the I'hillippines is
prolonged will add to the pension
roll. The increased expenses on
this account will he due not so
much to the killed and wounded,
although the numberis far too latere
for a policy of "benevolent assimi
lation." Thousands of men who
have escaped wounds will probably
.-ii tier with impaired health for the
remainder of their lives, and ac
cording to our pension laws, they
will be entitled to bounty from the
Government, which -cut them
across the Pacific to a country in
which the climate is more deadly
than the enemy's bullets.
It is safe to estimate that if the
w ar in Luzon should end immediate
ly, the expense to this Government
before the Filipinos in other islands
are completely pacified will arrre
;ate .". m , m " .oi io. It is mere cant
t ) say that v.e have promoted the
interests of humanity by expending
this immense sum in v:imir a war
of conquest. As to the promised
trade extension, it has been dearly
bought at such a price. Many
years must pass before w e even get
back the interest on the principal
invested in the Philippines, and the
American people as a body will
not share in any of the protits.
These will go to the contractors
and the war syndicate, while
American taxpayers vill be allowed
the privilege of making good the
deficits which are unavoidable
under our new policy.
;00I FOK FA KM El'S.
The working of the Torrens
system of land transfer in Illinois
shows that the fanner may by
means of it greatly improve his
position as a borrower. Fiiderthe
existing system land is not good
collateral because it cannot be
quickly transferred, but the Torrens
system, according to the New York
Commercial, changes al! that.
''Landowners," says our contem
porary, "find that one advantage
of the new system is that it makes
their property easily available as
asset on which loans may be sec
ured with but slight loss of time.
Formerly, as a rule, none but loans
having a long time to run were
made on land, because the search
ing of titles involved so much labor,
time and expense, but under the
Torrens system, it is claimed, t!o
or tu day loans may be made on
real estate as easily and simply as
on stocks. 'Hie Chicago Record
reports that recently a loan was
made on a Torrens certificate of
tithymd that the time devoted to the
transaction in the recorder's oilice
was only minutes. It is expect
ed that the number of registered
titles will increase very rapidly as
the advantages of the system come
to lie more generally understood."
Under the Torrens system titles
are registered by a State official and
land is transferred, w hen a sale has
been math', by the mere issue of a
new certificate of ownership, as is
done when railroad or other stock
is transferred to a new owner.
Kvf.x the moderate opponents
of the policy of expansion insist
upon the necessity of pushing the
w ar in the Philippines to a success
ful close. We are in the quarrel,
and are so far advanced that we
cannot retire either with honor to
the tlag or with good faith to the
larger proportion of the native
population of the islands. It is a
tight to the liuish.
Traglt-a) AiVidents,
An Italian countess, entering her
chamber one evening, with a stout
stiletto bonnet pin in her hand, stum
bled over a pet dog and fell pros
trate upon the floor, the perilous pin
piercing her heart and causing in
stant death. The heartbroken count,
suspecting a jealous noble of the
supposed murder, shot him dead on
the street next day. The following
night the brother of the murdered
man stabbed the count. After this
triple tragedy the true cause of the
trouble was revealed.
A young bachelor in London, san
guine of participating in the wealth
of a certain country uncle, invited
his rich uncle to spend a week with
him in ' town. During dinner one
evening the nephew quite unaware
of the perilous character of the com
binationpassed Chartreuse wine
and bananas to his uncle, who par
took freely of both, thus producing
a peculiarly potent poison, which
caused his death. The nephew's
deep concern turned to dismay when
he learned later that the absence of
any will shattered his hopes of for
tune, and his chagrin prompted him
to prematurely end his existence.
Funeral Instead of Wedding.
A hour before the time set for the
wedding ceremon', and while she
was dressing herself in bridal finery,
Miss Lena Donaldson, of Derby,
Conn., received a telegram announc
ing the sudden death of the man
who was to become her husband.
Casting aside the wedding gown
.Miss Donaldson robed herself in black
and accompanied by relatives, went
to mourn over the bod- of her affi
anced, lie was Herbert Carroll, a
prosperous farmer, of Middlebury.
While walking along the road near
his home Caroll picked up a bottle.
After smelling the contents he de
cided it was Santa Cruz rum. He
drank a quantity of the liquid and
in a few minutes after died in terri
ble agony. An examination reveal
ed the fact that the supposed was a
compound of alcohol and aconite.
Miser Loses His Savings.
A few days ago John All, a farm
laborer of Hampton county, S. C,
was robbed of $l,;nu, the hoarded
savings of ilO years. I lis money was
kept in his house, and it is evident
that the thieves had discovered its
hiding place beforehand, as they
succeeded in finding it at a late hour
of the ninht. The victim had such
a mania for saving that he endured
many discomforts in order to add to
his treasure, making a practice of
getting all he could for nothing. lie
had no faith iu the securit" of bank
vaults, no inclination to invest in
real estate, or lend any of his hard
earned dollars to persons who would
have paid a good interest. Xo trace
of the robbers has yet been obtained,
and it is not probable that there
will be.
Tlie Honrs of Fate.
Dr. Richardson tells us that in the
period between midnight and six in
the morning the animal vital pro
cesses are at their.'lowest ebb. It is
at these times that those who are en
feebled from any cause most frequent
ly die. Physicians often consider
these hours as critical, and forewarn
anxious friends in respect to them.
From time immemorial those who
have been accustomed to wait and
attend on the sick have noted the
hours most anxiously, so that they
have been called by the old writers
the"hours of fate." In this space of
time the influence of the life-giving
sun has been longest withdrawn
from man, and the hearts of even
the strongest beat with subdued tone.
Sleep is heaviest and death is near
est to us all in the "hours of fate."
A "fw Smokeless Powder.
So much of Europe as is interested
in the manufacture of high explosives
is just now engaged in speculating
over the discovery of a new one
which an Austrian chemist is alleged
to have perfected. It is a smoke
less powder, free from nitroglycerin,
which overheating affects but a
trifle, and which is as trustworthy
and safe as is common gunpowder.
It is positively smokeless, does not
heat the arm in which it is used, and
altogether seems to have completely
filled the biil at which all manufac
turers of explosives have been aiming
So far the details of composition
and manufacture have been kept a
secret, so far as this countrv is con
cerned at least.
Schools For Thieves.
In Tobyo there are regular schools
in which thieving is taught by pro
fessionals. In Japan, as elsewhere,
there is honor among thieves, and
the entire "thieves colony" in the
capital of Japan is governed by rules
that are rigorously enforced. Their
"codex," or body of rules, prescribes
that the youngest beggars and thiev
es shall retain 10 per cent of their
earnings, pickpockets of the second
class retaiu from 30 to 40 per cent,
while the most skillful thieves keep
from 50 to CO per cent of their earn
ings. The greater part of what then
remains is employed in keeping the
thieves, academies in efficient work
ing order.
How's Tlii !
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not lie cured liv Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Prop's.
Toledo. O,
We the undersigned have known F.
Cheney for the last 1A years, ami believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to car
ry out any obligation made" !y their linn
Wkst & Tkl'a x, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
Wai.dinu, Kinnax & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
nuiciious surfaces of the system. Price
?."; per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
Testimonials free.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
tOVNTKY 110MK IX Cl'Ili,
1'ips and People All Live in One Kooui.
That night we stopped with a
Cuban family. The house was built
like all other Cuban houses that I
saw in the forest. For frame they
used bamboo, for siding the bark
of a royal palm, for covering the
roof the branches and leaves of the
same palm. There is no floor, no
window, and no nails are used, in
the house, no furniture, and the only
dishes were three tin plates, three
tm spoons and an iron kettle. The
family consisted of a man and his
wife and two children and two pigs.
The girl was 8 years old, and the
boy 4 years old, and the boy was as
naked as when born into the world.
It was in such a home as I described
that El well and myself slept that
night. The family, except the two
pigs, slept in one end of the house
and we in the other end of the house.
The pigs were romping around all
over the house until 3 o'clock in the
morning, when they settled down for
a nap and not four feet from where
we were trying to sleep.
The lady gave us a typical Cuban
supper and breakfast. It was but
one dish, was made in a kettle and
was a boiled mess and cooked over a
fire made on the ground iu the room
where we slept. It consisted of rice,
sweet potatoes, yams and platano,
all boiled together. When ready to
eat, the kettle was taken out, placed
on the ground and from it we helped
ourselves. Not wishing to soil our
new linen trousers, the Cuban major
went a short distance to a palm tree
and with his machete peeled off a piece
of bark about three by five feet, and
we sat on it while eating. The bark
was about half an inch thick. These
poor Cubans had but little, but even
that little was ours, they being ex
tremelv generous and very hospit
able. In the evening it was a curious
sight to see the naked boy and the
smallest pig play together. The boy
would lie down beside the pig, and
they were apparently as happy as if
they had been two children. When
the mother was ready to leave us,
her boy was close to the pig, sleep
ing. Cuban Letter in Hurlington
Free Press.
Seeing Snakes.
Drunkards, and especially people
suffering from delirium tremens,
"see snakes" (says an eminent ocu
list) because of the presence in cer
tain veins of the eye of dark, pulsat
ing blood, as a result of alcoholism,
which produces snakes in appearance
and motion. Hitherto it has been
supposed that the "snakes" which
men reported having seen in their
alcoholic delirium were simply crea
tures of the imagination. Now we
are told that these hallucinations
have an actual basis. Statistics on
this subject collected by the oculist
show that 0. per cent of the visual
hallucinations experienced in delir
ium tremens consist of serpents in
one form or another.
The .Moth and the Flame.
Moths fly against the candle flame
because their eyes can bear only a
small amount of light. When there
fore, they come within the light of a
candle, their sight is overpowered
and their vision confused, and as they
cannot distinguish objects they
pursue the light itself and fly against
the flame.
"We have sold many different cough
remedies, but hoik; has given better
satisfaction than Chamberlain's,"' savs
Mr. Charles Holzhauer. Druggist, New
ark, X . J. "It is perfectly safe and can
be relied upon in all cases of coughs
colds or hoarseness. Sold by M. E.
Robinson & Bro., J. II. Hill (ft Son, ami
Milior's Drug Store, (ioldsboro; and
J. R. Smith, Mount Olive.
(.OI.DsltOKO MARKET ICKlMMtT.
Corrected Weekly by Itaker & Kason,
WholeHiile and Ketall Ciroeerx.
Cotton 5.4.
Bulk Meat.
5
. . 55(gl.','0
.'.'!!io
8
1.10
4.00
Ci
10
20
00
4.1
05
....75(b0
Salt
Lard
N. C. Hams,'
N. (J. Sides ,
Meal per sack
Flour
Sugar, granulated.
Egg
Beeswax
Corn .
Oats.
Peas .
Hay.
At Four Score
Or. Miles' Nervine Restores Health.
UNCLE EZEKIEL OBEAR, assessor and
tax collector, Beverly, Mass., who hn?
passed the 80th life mile stone, says:
"Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine has done a
great deal of good. I suffered for years f rom
sleeplessness and nervous heart trouble.
Would feel weary and used up in the morn
ing, had no ambition and my work seemed a
burden. A friend recommended Dr. Miles'
Nervine, and I purchased a bottle under
protest as I had tried so many remedies un
successfully, I thought It no use. But it
gave me restful sleep, a good appetite and
restored me to energetic health. It Is a
grana gooa medicine, and I will gladly write
anyone inquiring, full particularsof my sat-
Dr. Miles' Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re
E-nervine 3
pi Restore
funded. Book on dis
eases of the heart and
nerves free. Address,
Health
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, lad
f r
The bishop of never mind where
being a newcomer and Bomewhat trou
bled with a neglected diocese, thought
to inspire his clergy to take occasional
services during the week by periodically
visiting ont of the way parishes and
taking one himself.
On one of these occasions, having
formed quite a good congregation and
having been moved to much eloquence
in his sermon, he felt a little not un
natural desire to know if he had made
any impression on the usually unim
pressionable yokels, and jnt some lead
ing questions to the old clerk, who was
helping him to nnrobe in the vestry
"Well, I hone they've been pleased with
yer, " said the old man patronizingly,
"and I'm sure we tuk it werry kind o'
yer worship to come down and preach
to us, but, yer knaw, a worsser one
would ha' done for the likes o' we, if
so be," he added with becoming humil
ity, "one could ha' bin found." Liv
ing Church.
Martello Towers In England.
Whatever may have been the defen
sive value of martello towers a century
ago it has entirely evaporated now.
There are a good many of them on the
coasts of Essex. Suffolk, Kent and Sus
sex. These massive round towers, some
40 feet high, were regarded as and very
likely were splendid defenses at the
time they were erected, but they have
long been used only for coastguard pur
poses. Their name is derived from the
Italian coast towers which were erected
as a protection against pirates. Warn
ing that a suspicious craft was in sight
was given by striking a bell with a
martello or hammer. It was the power
ful defense made in 1794 by Le Tellier
at the tower of Mortella with only 38
men against a simultaneous sea and
land attack, led by Lord Hoed and Ma
jor General Dundas, which brought
them into favor in this country. It was
thought that they would be a splendid
defense against "Boney. " London
GlaaMiuakiiiK-
When the council of ten ruled Venice,
they issued a decree regarding the art
of glassmaking It runs: "If a work
man carry his art beyond the limits of
his country to the detriment of the re
public, he shall bo desired to return. If
he disobey, his nearest relatives shall
be imprisoned. If, in spite of their im
prisonment, he remain obstinate in his
wish to live abroad, an emissary shall
be told off to kill him. "
French llninor.
Madame (to her chambermaid) Jus
tine, the doorliell rang.
"Is madame sure it wasn't the
clock f"
"Couldn't be it is only quarter of
10."
"Yes, but madame knows the clock
is fasti" Echo de Faris.
The little Japs are about as free from
tho vice of drunkenness as any people
in the world. In fact, it is the rarest
thing in the world to see an inebriated
subject of the mikado. The native
drink, "saki. " is used about as tea in
this country, and it is but little more
intoxicating
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significance. How proud she will feel
when her babe nestles on her breast
how sweet the name of "Mother !" And
yet, her anticipation of this event ii
clouded with dread of the pain and dan
ger of the ordeal, so that it is impossi
ble to avoid the feeling of foreboding
which creeps over her. The dangei
and suffering attendant upon being e
mother can oe entirely prevented, sc
that the coming of the little strangei
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We have on hand yet four nice Pianos,
three new and four second-hand Organ-;,
and in order to clo.e them out this
week, will sell them regardless of cost.
They must go-at once, as we must close
our branch house in (ioldsboro this
week. This is a chance of a lifetime to
get a magnificent instrument. At well
come and make us an offer and don't
I 1 1 it off a dav, as you may be too late.
K. M. ANDREWS'
Music and Furniture ( 'o.
Under Opera House.
Hurrah For The 4th of July !
He sure and attend the Big Special
sale that will begin at JOSEPH ED
WARDS,' on Tuesday, July 1th, and
continue for one week, until Tuesday,
July 11th. Have goods ordered in all
lines especially for this sale. If you
wish to .save money, this is your chance.
Look For Circulars.
Joseph Edwards,
Champion of Low 1 'rices.
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talc prices, sarins hin the
scaler s pruDts.
m.rc iur examination,
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Low Prices. First-Class Goods and Fair Treatment,
We have Incorporated our Company, in i a, ,1 ,,.
i ovm t lipvpforn hettrT iivM .-... .
casn capiun .w.
serve you than ever before. We have am tl
HOUSE FURNISHINGS,
but not room to enumerate. Come and ..-,
we will take pleasure in showing you.
Picture Framing Neatly and Cheaply Done
PARKER & FALKENER FURNITURE GO.
(IXCOKPORATED.)
"The People's Friends"
X. .Ve have opened a JJraiich Store al WALL U k. n. (
and will be pleased to serve the i?ooI people of Duplin :ilh ;l)!jlin'
ins counties.
SUMMER
Old and ZSTew,
"Will "toe sold at
Hard-Time Prices !
I keep a full assortment of
Gents' Fu.rn.isli.ing Goods,
Shoes, Hats, etc. Also, K.ea.ciy
made Dresses and Wrappers
Tor Ladies !
And - Can - Save - You - Money
on every purchase. A cull at my establishment
will convince you.
Pawnbrokers' Goods a Specialty !
B. FINKELSTEIN.
EAST WALNUT STREET, GOLDSBORO, N. C.
m
Uger Beef
JbAl UK1
SOLD ONLY IN UOTTLL'S.
Robert Portner Brewing Co.,
F. W. HILKER, Agent, - Goldsboro, X. C.
Also Manufacturers of
Soda Water, Sarsaparilla,
Ginger Ale and Mineral Water.
TsL. E. Bizsell. W. A.Woote:
BIZZELL & W00TEN,
(Successors to Di..i-ll Ilros. & Co.)
Heavy and Fancy Groceries.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
We wish to inform the public that we have purchased the
stock of goods of BizzellBros. & Co., and will continue
the business at the old stand.
We respectfully solicit the patronage of the public and
promise our best efforts to please.
Bizzell & Wooten,
Goldsboro, X. C.
TO BARGAIN SEEKERS
our nlion hnn i I uuiiunr me
our place headquarters. We keep
Dry Goods, Shoes and Groceries,
esUnJin?80!1 lhem at
See What
sati
F. B. EDMUNDSON,
"Tlae
COFFINS,
r. XX.
Buggies
Furniture!!
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CLOTH I XG
ASK FOR.
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best zoods for the least inoi:.-y wu
an immense stock of
time -ami to evervh.Klv at
We Offer.
IHXLstler."
CASKETS.
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Frioes Most Reasonal0'