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A Democratic Newspaper. timber Consumption last YEAR. - .Published every Wednesday and Sat urday. the arqus publIshIng co JOS. E. ROBINSON P. A- MOORE Business Manager Last year 31,231 sawfiiills manufac tured 33,289,000 feet of lumber. This was a very considerable output, and yet it was seven billion feet below the production of 1907; The produc tion of that year was the highest eter :;lwmor recorded, 40,256,154,000 feet. The de- Subscription Price, in Advance. DAILY ARGUS. One Year... Six Months Three Months Due Month ne Week SEMI-WEEKLY ABOTS. Pne Year Six Months..... Three Months . . FROfil WALTEft crease in cut iti 190$ was 17 per cent. The state of Washington leads all the rest, and its lumber is t)ouglas fir. Louisiana comes next, and Mississippi .$5.00 is the third lumber state, Arkansas . 2.50 the fourth, Wisconsin the fifth, and 1.25 Texas the sixth. Eight other states . .50 manufactured more than a billion feet . .10 each last year in order as follows: Michigan, Oregon, Minnesota, Penn- Personal Mentions and Cur rent Events Chronicled. crop cn his Hne farm noar the fiver mslie "oma'ef -tv crns 'n this sec tion iook nice uai ry -1 n. s. jrrom present irocriPtt,," if no , disaster conies to it, we believe he will gather two: bales per acre. It is decidedly! the finest cotton we ever saw grown POLITICS AND POLITICIAN'S. Ohio has had four Democratic gov ernors in thirty years, Headly, Camp bell, Patterson and Harmon. -Edmund W. Wakolee, a member of in this section,, and as fine as we ever! the New Jersey senate, is being boom- saw in any other at this season. It is led for the Republican nomination for an inspiration to the farmers to seel governor in 1911 it, and should stimulate them -to emu lation. Goldshoro's Weil-Known Merchant Farmer, Mr. B G. Thompson, Is Introduced to "Polly Podum," Weather Prognostlcatress. At seventy-six years of ageJohn P. St. John, ex-Governor of Kansas and Prohibition candidate for President in 1884, still takes a keen interest in pol The redbug is abroad in the land, and, while he is not very broad himself.- he can soon raise a place that is. - ' . . . and can raise more discomfort to the! t cs" j square inch than anything his size in all the domain of bugology. Some one has said "Blessed Is he who has the Republican state convention in Penn The platform adopted by the recent 1 1 00 1 sylvania, Virginia, Alabama, North Carolina and West Virginia. There I was here Sunday, the guest of Mr. Bill 11 .25 i were no other billion states last year. I Thompson. A GREAT ENTERPRISE COMES TO GOLDSBORO J. H. Hill & Son Makes an Important Connection With the Largest Co-Operative Corporation in America, Backed by Men Do ing an Annual Business Amounting to $75,000,C00. PEOPLE OF G0LDSB0R0 BENEFITED Entered at the Postofflce in Golds bsro as second class mail matter. SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1909. J. H. Hill & Son, of this city, have, cost of manufacture, plus a single re with characteristic enterprise, demon- tail profit. i itch WaiiP hP ran Pniov a irood sylvania contains a warm indorsement Mr. Clarence Peacock, of Goldsboro ,scratch But no if a fellow wants of President Taft and his administra- . e fm j AT. . a. n "S iC I 3111 I.. itch for that purpose: all he has to Yellow nine is easily the leader in ,,- T I Friends of Governor Patterson, of the list of products followed in order vigited Mr and Mrg Milford Aycock Dug. he wm need no intr0duction, for Tennessee, express the opinion that fratef tx J L. i ! ne notlceable feature of this busi" bv Douglas fir. white pine; oak, hem- ,o qwoW nIo tk.- , h fnm.iv he will not only be re-elected gover- abreast of the times by connecting ness, and a very commendable one, is - i al CL l X. iiin.uj t-3 t kjuaasuj I jauj ka a uvi auuvu . iviuiuiitj i lock and spruce. Yellow pine nas lea thi list over ten vears. White nine is w i nlr. Gulley, from Princeton, were visitors " 7. "IT in 1912. connected with this enterprise do a n JrVh"'; n8bi,mUlsthe here Sunday, at the home of r. 0- , yearly business aggregating over S75, small sawmill cuts a Rreat deal of Mrs. George Becton. I,"" "lLT William E. Chandler, former United P00'000' which we emphasizes its Senator Aldricn Keeps on revius lumDer and the census bureau gath- Miss Alice Carey Yelverton, of Fre- slwciallv rec0mmended for he .is a States senator and ex-Secretary of the sounaness ana magnitude - - ' I rl no I lirrv i- -n the tariff to boom special interests and to deprive the treasury of funds The President has an engagement gylvania nearly as many more at Washington tnat may roo oevenj . . of all glory as tne summer uuiiai. ETTREKA HAPPENINGS. General Coxey, oi common wea.n. Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Ormond army fame, recently rode up to the Goldsboro were visitors to Eureka White House in a big red automobile. lagt Thursday, This ig the old tome ers figures of production from ev njmont, is lending the pleasure of herjiocai manifestrtion and of decidedly I Navy is out with a statement urging the smallest mills. In New York t ve numerous charms to the home of Miss I shorter duration. We have often al1 Progressive Republicans to sup- are 2,291 small sawmills, and in Pomi- Elizabeth Becton this week. thouerht that if one of these mammoth Port President Taft in his attitude on Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grantham, from bronze ticks with a white komono on the Oakland section, were guests of J were as poisonous as his diminutive Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Howell last! cousin in proportion, a bite from him of J Sunday, after attending church at Eb- enezer. the income tax. Prohibitionists in Nebraska are ac- Nearly two thousand retail drug gists throughout the United States have organized themselves as a co operative company for the purpose of producing a line of medicinal prepa rations which they recommend, abso- i , .i, . . I lutelv euarantpft and hark nn with would he as rai.idlv fatal as a strnke "vejy ai worK wun a view 10 maKing . - - ' of lightning. The bridges, subways and sky scrapers of New York are . rendering tQWn the plain, old-time streets almost su-perflous. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hood, and the of Mr. and Mrs. Ormond, and they a. -e boy, from near Mount Olive, were always more than welcome to cur here Saturday and Sunday on a visit I J . 3 1 the liauor Question the Daramount is- luo" "w" pcxuai iePu sue in state politics. The leaders of Rations. The formulas of-these reme- I J I 11 11 1 A both the older parties already are be- uies are tnu.ougmy kiiowu io every iE- rd tr Hfir, thir position in one of these druggists and the ingre- tw, ry, w, . v.M regard to the Question. r1"1 ul W1" ue iruiuiuuy ue AILFV 7 14. UHV M11U tUj A V. WOODLAND CBUMBS. The monarchs of Europe are said to I urday. be trying to bring about a gentlemen's agreement touching all things except Dreadnoughts. to Mrs. Hood's mother. Mrs. M. C. 1 4, .... 4V.: : j c,, tu uiyatu, 4 - u, " non,tWjMn loD M sold with the distinct understanding Prof. E. B. Phillips and Dr. T. F. - 1 ...... l"rw!?"1 trt tak. th w elecHnn that their purchase price will be in Jones were visitors to Goldsboro Sat- iuuu axxU . iUC "CiU , stantly refunded without question or Pol 1 Tirol 1 anrl TMiaa Kert f 'nrh- I frnm Wnnri anil Chuwh rn Tiiosrtai; ' tuai. otaic miu luc fuiui witu iting friends and relatives in Eure-1 Bradford ka. Mrs. Lane has many relatives Tl 1 ran en(.nt Satnrrtnv nifi-ht in Golds- last and the Interment was made In a view to testing its constitutionality. J- tuc ki , i xoe law contains a eranaiatner i Villjr 1 ct.CIll.ljr I . I Ctvar- turn IirMiooTil rllffcr-ont f-i-m,i Mrs. Lou Lane, of New Bern, is vis- boro, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. E. I Woodland Cemetery. We hear a great deal about Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, but nothing at all about Mr. Catt, and his first name may be Thomas. i i I clause, and the Remiblicans declare iwu uu.ei nixauta wCiC iium - - were turned over to the company ii. i i c i Liiai. it was uasseu ov me uemocraiic u. rrr-m Tiaono onA cicfar TVTIaa I ..v. - v... . i . onh fnrmn I o hpinc so orrorl hof nnao and friends here, as this was her I T, t o VZ One was Mr. John Wiggins', and the legislature ror the sole purpose or " : ::T , . ' Bessie, from Buck Swamp, attended! c freezing out the neero voters of lts tested and proved value and established reputation, gained through church here last Sunday, and were "Mr. W!. A. Martin's barn came near visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. being burned Saturday night, the J. W. Rose. - m 9 i i '! I prompt am oi tne neiguoors saving M Teland Becton. who is at work other that of Mr. Ernest Smith, all freezing out the negro voters. of whom have our sympathy. "Now Woodrow Wilson, president of continued and successful use by prom- Princeton University, who had a brief mem Physicians mention last vear as a candidate for A research committee of expert Miss Laura E. B. Moore is home the Democratic nomination for the chemists and physicians made a most we know in part; then shall we know, even as we are known." The Wright brothers are proof it. The origin of the fire is unknown. I. wfM,. nf nM, ..np.r at against the swelled head. If they were It started in the back end of the barn. Wllmin gton was at home Saturday from Earkin College, Richmond, Ind., Presidency, is to be put forward for thorough and exhaustive test of each not they would have quit work long oJ wv,Dra hia monv fripnfls where she has been the past year, tak- the Dmocratic nomination for cover- one of thesfi two thousand Prescrip- ago and gone to talking. l " "L ue" ' ll. " - 1' 0 v5m ing a course in Bible study. We are nor of New .Tersev. Ex-Senator James tlons lmtu tney naa selected anout son Mr. xv,c"dru xvlu - - - . all pleased to-have Miss Laura re- Smith. Jr.. the Democratic leader of three hundred as being the very best The c.itv of New York has reim- rumHW jht. ma jam. neu nuweu auu uujr, tn an(1 should be clad for her to u irtov )o enmt!n, fn, t,0 mn. mosi aepenaaDie Known to meai hursed Mavor McClellan to the extent tended the play imogene last Masters Alvin and Willie, Mrs. Frank m d resume her reiie.ious mont cal science, each for the treatment of S83.000 exoenses incurred in de- Wednesday night. Bizzell and children and Miss Julia E. work , n our midst, but she feels ' and cure of a particular ailment. fendine his title to office when as- ,f n tmi o ThaHfloiis Howe11- of Goldsboro, spent Sunday I d t engaee in home mission! A hard fip'ht i PTnpfteH in the state " I "s- -t. v .... I . . ... . tr t -nruii. I " " I . . saulted by Mr. Hearst. of Frem0nt. were visitors last Wed- nere' wun mT' anQ air' vvmi- work in the western part of the State, primary in North Dakota next year now uiacturea ny tne company, nesdav to Eureka and attended the ""5lu"' and will leave for that field next when United States Senator McCum HOW WILL IT BE IN I910I ln Mis3 Annie Laurie Thomson, who week. I has been on a visit to the home of Mr. G. E. Yelverton went up to Mr an(J Mrg John MltcneUf returned Our farmers are busy "laying by" corn. We hope io be through by the! Fourth, and then the young chickens I may look out. "If the upward tariff revision is in the bill when it reaches the President Black Creek Monday in the interest tQ her home at Faison last week and If that bill, with its rejection of of the play Imogene,. wmcn wm much to the regret of her many Republican campaign pledges, is sign- be given there Thursday evening at riends here.. ed, what will be the verdict of Kan- 8:S0 oclock. - ZS. UC X Cai OUll, Ul UC11C AAy AJ UU Quite a number of automobiles were a vjsit to her daughter, Mrs. Luby Ed on our streets Sunday Mr. Tom Yel- wards. who we regret to know is voptnn anri a nartv of friends from I t i, uo, several colored people This question is not copied from a T , Vp1vftP. ,s tUn died from eating blackberries, but as ered 1,567 bills and 160 resolutions Democratic newspaper, not even from r-t thors k. ' xiwiu "vw.. . Uc iimy l estuieu iu iictxiuii. These three hiindrd remedies are ow manufactured by the company, which is known as the United Drift I r. c4. if. ... - r i .. ber will be nut un for re-election. It ' UOLUU' --. "l ul e-ot. most moaera na Dest equipiiei r harmaceutical laboratories in the is expected that former Senator Hans- brough will work for the defeat of Mc Cumber, as he blames the senior sen ator for supporting the movement which led to his defeat for re-election. sas, Nebraska, Ohio, and the rest of the Western states which vote next year?" United States. The tremendous output of this com pany enables it to purchase drugs, herbs and other necessary material in very large quantities. The co-opera- Huckleberries are pretty near gone. di i.i T I The Wisconsin legislature has ad D,dl,lue,,"!B a,c .'"6- . J r ,"i. tion and professional advice of 2,000 see from an article in The Arens that Journed after a session lasting five I " . , ... - down South I months, during which time it consid leading druggists guarantees the high quality of everything used and guar an insurgent independent Republican paper it is a question asked by the "trooly loil" St. Louis Globe-Demo crat. When the Globe-Democrat de- Friday afternoon at four o'clock mands that Mr. Taft keep his cam- are cordially kivited to attend. . . .1 anicps that onlv formulas of evtraor. we are rather light-complexioned, we Of the bills passed 5s5 became laws I ' i.. .. - . i uiiiai v incriL arc useu ill tiie iiianu shall trv a few of them and hone for and twenty-six were vetoed. One of I J ... . . The Woman's Foreign Missionary! We had the pleasure of a visit from I ie v,est I the unusual features of the session Society of the M. E. Church will meet 1 Rev. A. L. Ormond last week on his I I was the fact that all of the governor's Alii return home to Fayetteville from Rev. and Mrs., WL G. Hubbard, of vetoes were sustained. Goldsboro, where he was called to Goldsboro, attended Sunday School at The Precedent Breaker. facturing of their products The preparations of the company are shipped direct to the retail drug gists who are connected with the en terprise. Thus their absolute fresh ness is assured, it is impossible for been I their quality to deteriorate, there are paign pledges in favor of a revision - - officiate at the Bardin-Ham nuptials. Arnngton last bunday aiternoon. downward there is surelv trouble The many friends ot Mr- Jim V ith" We were elad to see him and to know Brother Hubbard preached a very hrewinr in the . o. P. in the Middle erington will regret that he is n t so . . . so nlftasantlv situated, practical and impressive sermon at Leaders or men nave ever well. Mr. Witherington has been sick I ert ni-m" with th rt nonie the close of the Sunday School ser- precedent breakrs. Timid people, not no middlemen's or jobbers' profits to of a Democratic House of Represent- for lulte a lonS time- of Fayetteville and surrounding com- vice, which was enjoyed by the large matter how able, never make leaders, be added to their cost, and the public tlvM in 1910 unless the revision ud tt m., f p., munltr. congregation assembled. We hope eanessness f-ua u. .gmaiity are cui-, can outaiu iue y,uuuct& ctt u,al -i i ii mm i auiaLii, x iui r a a.la (i i it i in - i , ... mi these dear friends will visit us again, nbuu an men ui piusicm. mcj everythingl I have no reverence for the old sinmlv The Dramatic Club of Eureka . - . ., i is changed m conference to a revision play im0gene" in Fremont Tu -. lay down. Nor is this all. The Globe-Democrat intimates that New York, New that no one remedy manufactured by this company is a "cure-all." Each one of the 300 different remedies is a known and dependable specific for a particular ailment. The confidence of the druggists interested in this enter prise is unquestionably demonstrated by this guarantee which is printed on every package: "This preparation is guaranteed to give satisfaction. If it does not come back and get your mon ey it belongs to you and we want you to have it." This is certainly an innovation that must appeal to the people of Golds boro. It insures safety and satisfac tion because our own local druggists, J. H. Hill & Son, who are so well known and highly respected for their integrity; are connected with this en terprise and &re taking tii.Vr rwn personal reputation on the quality of these remedies, and the very frank ness with which they take the people of Goldsboro into their confidence in sures an unprecedented success for these remedies which are sold under the trade name Rexall, which means King-of-All. From reports coming from thousands of towns and cities, the Rexall Remedies are certainly demonstrating their full title to the name. i Those who have previously refused to buy proprietary medicines because there was no way of ascertaining their ingredients, can now purchase Rexall Remedies, the formulas of which they can have for the asking. Besides they are sold by a concern personally known to you and located right here in our own city, who guarantee that they are in every way as represented or they will cost nothing. Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are the first of the three hundred remedies which are being introduced. Anyone in Goldsboro who suffers from stom ach derangement, indigestion or dys pepsia should not hesitate to try this Rexall remedy when they are so high ly recommendd and backed with such a strong guarantee. J. H. Hill & Son are so well and fa vorably known for their sterling hon esty and square dealing that we pre dict a great success far them with the Rexall Remedies, aifl.they are to be heartily congratulated m bringing this great and modern business enterprise to Goldsboro. WJe urge all who may be in need of prepared medicines to call on J. H. Hill & Son, and learn about the Rexall Remedies. Enterprise of this sort should be encouraged. A cloudburst elect Jersey and- Connecticut will Democratic governors in 1910. na is now Democratic. Harmon car ried Ohio in 1908, and the Globe-Dem- fiooded evening ana ciacK reeK inursiay above here last Saturday afternoon On - Sunday evening before last, because it is old; with them it is al evening. All are cordially inv a e l. and did considerable damage to grow-1 while Mr. J. R. Moore was passing Miss Amv J Stevens of Gol.ls'joro 6 -lv,f- uc'c"" tue iuau ucai -vi-i. l"uf OI improving, on tne past, instead oil- India- is visiting Mrs. H. A. Ovemu.ii this uue "fi'"s ""f""" siavisniy copying it. k never ueiure saw ueu ti. mux. cim6e6 tenaent oi tne camp, sprang ai mr. What Charles W. Eliot has done for j that were never before reached by wa-1 Moore and almost before he knew it I the educational' world, the Marshall - " f T- TXT "11. 1 1 T I 1 I ' Mr. . lii. witnenngton, oi iNew tpr wpr rnnspd tn float and croDS on ha wa hittAn Th small wmind made! Tjtsi v. 1, tv t . . . 1 1 - - - 1 - . 11 irjiua. L.1J.C7 iiaiidiiiin.ciQ. luc; j auio 3 , SfIS , renominatean Bern came up Sunday to see Mrs. tne hillsides were almost washed was quite painful, but as it was not HillSt the Carnegies have done for the iw. cu, " " witnenngton, wno is spending tne away. We understand that it was U "rua-mad" dog we have but little business world iT V: T 7 - ."-summer nere, at ms latner s. equally as severe around Princeton, fears of anjr serious results i icdmwiuoi iivmi..u 1 - . . . . . 1 "I i, t il, Vv Tim.A nl I n tt nnn Tne manv irienas or Mrs. njiizanetn i ui mcic iuvo ncic 0.1-1 n.Ei.uBiiv. floods and the river is all out of its banks from the effect of it. 7 7 -.oVn nZ i I rr.ffo etato Balser will regret that she is worse most ruined. It.was a regular young JVOj 111 101V. 111C IKIOO KIM. U Mt.Ml.w and a Bryan victory in Nebraska asain. would be very embarrassing in the The play "Imogene," which was estimation of the Globe-Democrat to given by the Eureka Dramatic Club Yin Taft orfminlatrntioTi last Wednesdav evenlner. was rmite a To use the Globe-Democrats own success, and a neat sum was realized Collier was thrown to the ground, just words "there are many reasons why on the parsonage fund. This play is helow Oak Glen, by the frame break the Republicans should go very slow very difficult for amateurs, but each ln and received injuries which ren- at this time in breaking Republican I character did well amd deserve much BAPTISTS MEET IK PORTLAND. General Grant did what all the gen erals who condemned him for not fol lowing war precedents in textbooks on military tactics could not do, he ended the war. Napoleon ignored all AflcolhoD to CGnoflcfliretfT) Ask your doctor how often he prescribes an alcoholic stimulant for children. He will probably say, "Very, very rarely. Children do not need stimulating." Ask him how often he prescribes a tonic for them. He will prob ably answer, "Very, very frequently." Then ask him about AVer's non-alcoholic Sarsaparilla as a tonic for the yOUng. Follow his advice. He knOWS. . C. A yer Co., Lowell, Mass. While on his way to Goldsboro on I Two Thousand Delegates and Visitors, previous war methods, broke all war a wheel one day last week, Mr. Joe dered him unconscious for a while. As ! Representing Thirty-Six States. Portland, Ore., June 25. Two thou sand delegates and visitors, represent ing the Baptist churches in thirty-six precedents in his conquering march through Europe. Men of force , and initiative are always breaking prece dents. Weak, timid, forceless men states are gathered In Portland for neer break a nJthf campaign pledges." There are many praise. The play will be given again he did et ?p after- falling, we tte annual meeting of the Northern L Roosevelt had little use for White reasons, however, why Mr. Taft in the near future fo rthe benefit of wc"- LU , ' . V Baptist convention, the' sessions of "uusc u, ,uu u June 29, 1909. more should refuse to sign a revision-up I the piano fund. bill in the very teeth of his numerous pledges to the contrary made to the people last summer. In his accept ance speech he advocated downward revision, and he rarely failed in a long speaking campaign to renew his pledges to the people. On September 22 at Cincinnati he said: "The Dingley tariff has served the country well, but its rates have be come generally excessive. They have become excessive because conditions have changed since its passage in 189S. Some of the rates, are probably too low, due also to the change, of MAGISTER. CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. Tb Kind Yea Have Always Bought very much bruised about the head and face, and still in a semiconscious con dition. We rendered him the neces sary attention, and took .him to his home, and glad to say he was himself again in a short while, after passing through a , painful experience, which ino doubt would have been worse had he been running rapidly. The ball game which was played at which will continue during the next six days. Many leaders of the denom ination are included In the attendance. During the week there are to be meetings of all the various organiza tions of the Baptist Church, among them the Home Mission Society, the Missionary Union, the Baptist Publi cation Society. Numerous topics of general interest Bears the Signature of Rosewood last Saturday afternoon be- and importance, such as the need of a tween WJebbtown and Rosewood was ti , diV0rce law. are scheduled canea in tne sixtn inning on account for discussion. Reports will be pre- e . mi. a. 1 a. r- 3 1 01 tuuu o tu o m Sented showing the work of the year iavor 01 weDDtown. ims is me nxst 0tv,, v, ,,0 v, nrt,i7n. tions. In every position, whether as police commissioner, governor Vice President or President, he has always insisted on being himself nobody else. He never tries to imitate or copy his heroes. No matter how much he admires a man, he never imitates him. A great deal of his remarkable force comes from being himslf. . "The surest way to secure failure," said Joseph Jefferson to young actors, "is to imitate some one else." Orison Swett Marden, in Success. The first great rule of health " Daily movement of the bowels." Ask your doctor if this Is not so. Then ask him about Ayer's Pills. Sold for nearly sixty years. The Value of Good Digestion It easy to figure if you know what your stomach is worth. Kodol keeps the stomach at par value, by insuring good digestion. Kodol cures Dyspepsia. SALE OF HOTEL FIXTURES. Bv vlrtne nf nowpr of aal cnntalnfld time they have defeated Rosewood, tions. These renorts will show that conditions. But, on the whole, the In a mortgage executed on the 20thand U is Questionable whethr they nearly $2,000,000 was raised by the tariff ought to be lowered." day of June, 1908, by C. P. Thomas f ouia naTe inis time 11 ram naa not Northern Baptist convention for the As late as last December speaking and wife to Q. J. Fitzgerald, the un- stPPed the game. That is a very in- carrymg on of its' work during the before the Ohio Society he said: dersigned will on Monday, July 19, correct rePrt of thf Same in the past twelve months. Of this amount " "Better no revision at all, better 1909, at the Court House door in the state's daily, and while we are not a about $500,000 was raised by the wom- that the new bill should fail, unless county of Wfeyne, in the city ot Golds- oat,eoa" emuui, ywdut 10 neep en of the denomination. NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF GOLDS BORO KNITTING HELLS INCORPORATED. Under and by virtue of an order made' and entered at the May Special Term, 1909, of the Superior Court of we have an honest and thorough re- wn nffer fnr Rai for .aRh in th hlstory straight," and give our team The nresldine officer of the conven- Wayne County, iu the civil action vision on the basis laid down and the highest bidder at public auction, the tneir due credit' for thls is the filst tion is Dr. Harry Pratt Judson, pres- therein pending entitled "Bank of nrinctnles outlined in the nartv's Dlat- fllln.r nrnnrtv rnntfltn ln:tH Buue mey. nave lost ims season, auu ,dfint of the TTniversltv of Chicago. Dr. vvayne ei ais vs.. uumsuuiu jxnitt...B form." - mortgage, now located In Wayne Ho- ttla.waa only two-thirds of a game, a.. C. Dixon, of Chicago; President Mills, Incorporated," all creditors of How President Taft can afford to tel. near Union Station in City of and ey might not . have lost if the Emory B." Hunt of Denison Universi- said Goldsboro Knitting Mills, In cor sign the Aldrich bill in the face of Goldsboro, to-wit: Bedroom suits, nine innings had been played. ty; : Dr. Horr, of Newton Theological porated, are notified to present their such pledges is incomprehensible. The dining room, furniture, office fixtures, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Thompson, of .'Seminary ; Dr. J. S. Dickerson, editor Ialms to tne unaersignea te ce iver on Kodol Insures good digestion by absolutely duplicating Nature's normal process, In perfectly digest ing all food taken into the stom ach. While Kodol is doing this, the stomach is resting and becoming strong and healthy. A strong and healthy stomach guarantees a sound and active brain. The man with, a sound stomach a stomach that Is doing for the body just what Nature intended It to do is the man who Is always prepared for any emergency. He is "there with the goods." The man with a sick stomach, is a man sick all over. When the stomach is irritated by undigested food, the blood and heart are dir rectly affected. Then dullness, un natural sleepiness, sick-headaches, vertigo and fainting, spells, and even serious brain trouble develop. Kodol will prevent these. Spurring the stomach and brain to special effort by "tonics" and "stimulants" doesn't cure anything. or accomplish any good. Neither does dieting. Indigestion and the serious ailments which It Induces can be averted and corrected only by natural means. Kodol supplies this natural means. It performs the stomach's work for it Just as the stomach should perform it while the stom ach takes ' a little rest, "for the stomach's sake." Our Guarantee Go to your drag-gist today and get a dol lar bottle. Then after you have used the entire contents of the bottle If yon ca honestly say, that it has pot done you amy rood, return the bottle to the druggist and ne win rexuna your money -without one tion or delay. We will then pay the dru nor. prist for the bottle. Don't hesitate, alii druggists know that onr guarantee is good. . This offer applies to the large bottle only r and to but one in a family. The large bot--tle contains times as much as the fUtr . cent bottle. Kodol is prepared at the labors--tor ies of E. G. De Witt & Co., Chicago. Globe-Democrat foresees the inevita ble popular result. 1 kitchen range and -fixtures, blankets, I Goldsboro.were in our community to. of the Baptist Standard, and Dr. P. S sheets, pillows, , . mattresses and day. viewing the crops, ' and on their springs, dishes, . toilet sets, carpets return home we had the pleasure of and rugs, and all other property con-1 introducing friend "Bory" to : "Miss or before the 20th day of July, 1909, 1 1 . . . m x m I nr thev will be forever barred from HAnsnn. 19m nnsrnr nr 1 remoni. Aeiii-i pie, Boston, are among those who will 1 participating m u. uimuuuuuu CuMt&e (Instsre The Kind YBaJJaY talned ln'gaid mortgage Advrtls Inth ARQU8, This 21st day of June, 1900. J. WASH . BIZZELL, Agent for O. J. Fitzgerald. Polly Podum."- While a resident of Goldsboro, ourt township claims Mr. Thompson t;S its most expensive and successful farmer and the cotton have a prominent part In the proceed- assets of said corporaUon. inE.g inis May ii, iau. - " . J. H. t:AUlt, .in , Continuous baseball is carrying the Receiver of the Goldsboro Knittii.g national sport to the limit. . Mills, Incorporated, Durham, N. C. ADVERTISE IW THE ARGUS SUBSCRIBE FOR THF ARGUS, .1 'V '. 1 II- I K 1
Goldsboro Weekly Argus (Goldsboro, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
July 3, 1909, edition 1
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