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Neuse Lodge, No. 6, I. O. O. F.. meets -every
Tuesday evening at 7:30
o'clock, in their own new hall. Cor
dial welcome to visitors.
Goldsboro Council, No. 39, Jr. O. J. A
M meets every Thursday evening rt
7:30 o'clock in Junior Hall. Cordial
welcome to all visiting brethren.
Ruffin Lodge, No. 6, K. of P., meets
every Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock
ir, J - i'or Hall, over M. N. Epstein's
.-oi c iv iihtly welcome to visitors.
Maf"!o:;a i-- it, ,"o. 100, !,'oodmen of
t;:e xXov!-i, meets every Tuesday
evening at 7: SO o'clock in Junior
Ordi-r Hall. Visiting brothers are
I . -; y c v f lco'-Tie,
VMh oro Lodge. No. 139. B. P. O. E.,
hiirsday night in the Elks
" ("ooFtiiut street, which is
'. - on, :S0 to 1 a. m. Vis
- pij'Hlpd to register are
' u-.'.o at all times to
Or
Cook's Lawjgr has no
Urn of his Wherea-
l i f t
baits.
Biycussed the Affidavits
Losse, "WIio Claims to Have Fur.
i.-isli(?d Calculations, and the
Eroker Go-Between.
New Ycrlt, Dec. 9. Dr. Frederick
A. Cook's personal lawyer, Henry Wel
lington Wack, has severed relations
with his client: Mr. "Wack refused to
night to confirm or deny his with
drawal, but it can be affirmed on com
potent authority, that,, after a consul
tat ion with his partners, Mr. Wad:
for an .announcement. It might be
thought I had deserted Dr. Cook-in his
need. He may be delirious in .a sani
tarium or on the ocean unable to de
fend himself." " A close friend of Mr.
Wack reiterated, however, that Mr.
Wack has long ago decided to close
dealings with a client who did not
keep his counsel informed of his in
tentions or movements.
"To this phase of the situation, Mr.
Wack made this contribution: -"Dr
of Captain Cook has disappeared of his own voli
tion and not by the suasion of his
friends. I last heard from him fcy
telephone on Tuesday, November 23.
I had seen him personally two days
before.
"Last night Dr. Cook's friend,
Charles Wake, confessed to me that he
hadn't the faintest idea where the doc
tor now is and that he hadn't heard
from him since Tuesday, November 23.
Mr. Wack, however, did receive a
letter from Mrs. Cook on December b,
dated December 4, and posted Decem
ber 5 in Brooklyn, asking him to dis
continue all expenses on the doctor's
AD CATARRH THIRTY YEARS.
is and Around the
wrote Dr. Cook so long ago as Novem
br 30 that he must beg him to seek accountj and to forward certain pa
le gal advice eisewnere.
"I haven't the remotest idea," said
Wack tonight, "where Dr. Cook
r .
City.
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.no s'iow
vpye Superior
ra-ary 24.
;e. else you'll be
se who hurry to
ny a small boy
vn on awakening
. :'.'cn.
'.iM. once a year
pers which Mr. Wack understood to
be affidavits bearing.: on the doctor's
dianuted ascent of Mount McKinley.
is keeping himself or why he persists Thege affldavits the doctor had origi-
in seclusion when his presence is vital naHy intended to take with him to Eu
to his own interests and his friends. rop6j where they could be available
Fersonally I am inclined to the belief for the UniVersity of Copenhagen, if
ho is abroad. desired. '
"One thing, however, is certain, others of Dr. Cook's friends granted
tl.ere is agreement tonight for the first tonight that Captain Loose consulted
time among tnose wno nave aiwaya
believed that Dr. Cook discovered the
.ii-i varies
S or 40 with
nearing the turn
T.T,-
north pole, those who have never be
lieved and those who have waited to
be informed on disinterested authority.
Turtisans and skeptics alike now con-
accord- fcd certain cardinal facts which ad
mit of no argument, namely: Dr. Cook
I as sent his records to the University
of Copenhagen for the inspection of a
committee. Two men one a broker.
you thought M-fl0 says he acted as go-between, and
3 weeks oerore
"av3 will begin
is thr
cliron. -;s,
tho
to fif-
1 c rily e-ion-
typhoid fever,
settled why it
;ln3 after the
freely with him and even occupied
rooms adjoining his at the Gramatan
Inn. Whether this propinquity serv
ed as an opportunity for co-operation
merely or for. collusion is a point of
which not even Captain Loose cared to
pronounce positively. The captain,
however, went freely into his own mo
tives this afternoon.
"I went to Dr. Cook," he said,
thinking I could help him. A short
talk convinced me he was ignorant
of torn of th sentials of navigation,
ifcr task mla:r4, but tkt was bo
. question for me to debate so long as I
was paid. Now that the payments
have ceased and the doctor has disap
peared, I shook out.
"I supplied the figures. They were
gratefully received. What use was
made of them is bound to appear."
. Praise ,:
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jC .m. " Mis - -J
IMPOR
TINT !
We Are Goirtg to Leave!
There will not be any work dene at the Cute Studio after Friday, Decem
ber 24, 1909. Don't fail to let us make you some of the little penny pictures
or other novelty work. We have a. beautiful assortment of Christmas cards
and mounts for the Ping Pong Ficturts which we will be glad to show you.
Remember, we are going to leave, and don't forget the date Friday, De
cember 24, the last day for work here. Come now and avoid the rush on the
closing days. "
This is. your last chance, so don t miss it. Watch these low prices:
25 Ping Pong Photos for 25 cents.
6 Cute Ovals for. 35 cents.
Special 6 1-4 Cabinet for 7 cents.
12 Shirtwaist Panels for 35 cents
6 Post Cards for 50 cents.
Special 6 1-2 Cabinet for $1.00.
T-ELH: OTJTIE; BTTJI3IO
WostUe litre Street. Goldsboro, If. C.
Ex CONGRESSMAN MEEKISOIM COMMENDS PE-RU-NA.
have used several bottles of Per una and I feel greatly benefited !
thereby from my catarrh of the head, i feet encouraged to believe that If
use it a short time longer I will be fully able to eradicate the disease of
thirty years' standing." David Meeklson.
ENDS LIFE OX TRAIN.
President of Pittsburg Bank Just Re
leased From Sanatorium.
ait.
; ,.cr t.iart
: 3 Lave 0.
- s - 00 early '
"tt '. clone at the
Tiiillion
our
, l v' 'ft. on as
.;. .cla ani stars
Lc- ..lit ep as far
. ens, having got-
;.,?? is on a hunting
r r'-ac.oast. When he
of "what luck" may-
".ii)-:. if- -use he is a truth-
one, a skilled navigator have sworn
tl at ttey supplied the doctor with a
t. ornplete set of fabricated observa
tions covering his trip northward step
by step to the pole, in agreement with
his narrative as universally published.
The sworn statements carry within
themselves their own proof or dis
proof. "That is to say, if the paper nov? in
the hands of . the University of Copen
hagen contain any considerable por
tidn of the boreal observations which
Capt. August Loose says he worked
out 'by the reverse route' no farther
north tban the Gramatan Inn, in Lancaster, Pa., Dec. 12. John Mil-
I: vonxviile, N. Y., the deduction is that ier, of 52 Smithfield street, Pittsburg,
t o k felt no confidence in the ade- president of the Mellon National
csiiacy of his own proofs. Bank, Pittsburg, committed suicide
If, on the contrary, the Copenha- this afternoon near Prazers in a Pull-
gen records show that Dr. Cook mado man car on the Pennsylvania Rail
no evident use of the calculations road.
Captain Loose says he supplied, it Miller was on his way home from
would be fair to assume that he ac- an Eastern sanatorium. While sitting
cepted them only as checks on his own with his wife, he drew a razor and
data. The inquiry will then revert to whipped it across his throat before
its first status: Are the original ob- she comprehended his intention,
servations of Dr. Cook sufficient?" Several men seized him, but too
Asked flatly if he had or had not late to prevent the act.
withdrawn from Dr. Cook's affairs, Miller died while being carried from.
Mr. Wack said: "This is not the time the train at Downington.
OTHER REMARKABLE CASES.
- Mr. Jacob Ii. Davis, Galena, Stone county, Mo., writes: "I have been in bad
health tot thirty-seven years, and after taking twelve bottles of your Peruna I
am cured." Mr. C. N. Peterson, 132 South Main St., Council Bluffs, Iowa, writes :
1 cannot tell you how much good Peruna has done me. Constant confinement
in my store began to tell on my health, and I felt that I was gradually breaking
down. I tried several remedies, but obtained no permanent relief until I took Pe
runa. I felt better immediately, and five bottles restored me to complete health."
A SINCERE RECOMMENDATION.
Mr. I. C. Prosser, Bravo, Allegan Co., Mich'T, writes: "Two years ago I
was badly afflicted with catarrh of the stomach. I had had a run of typhoid
fever, was very depleted. I could find nothing I could eat without causing dis
tress and sour stomach, finally I came to the conclusion that I had catarrh of
the stomach and seeing Peruna advertised, began to take it. It helped me soon,
and after taking three or four bottles I was entirely cured of stomach troubl,
"and can now eat any thing."
Ask your druggist for a free Peruna Almanae for i910.
Goldsboro Floral Co.
Phone No. 192.
New Livery Stable
The undersigned has opened, on
John Street, in the brick sale
stables of Mr. Jos. Edwards, an
up-to-date LIVERY single and
double teams ;and solicits - the
patronage of the public. Give us
a trial call. Respectfully,
S V. Lewis & Co.
AdvOTtlm In th ROUfi
-Six -v-v V.axwell" automobiles
.v.-d in ti e .ity this morning, over
Norfolk &. Scutliern Railway for
(ioblj-i oitt Garage Company. Thus
Jsbnro c:y.niL.ues to -cid modern
features.
.... Ciirago, who was, sum
, . - . :'A some c'.ays ago by
- VI illness of her venerable
..-.3 --crariiod home, leaving the
. r orievvat better, we
1 to state. "
..-jiuiay- blind tiger drunk and
; : Lize men in the
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bout Furs?
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re ICayor
tton mills was
Higgins this
; . y Jv ; a- a l:-i"c was used and
n v. as cut, the parties
: : : u cicr io tlie January term
; .. x M lor Court.
.1 ' .; .'..Istins in felling a tree
t;T,7ijaip last week,
. j, L'iitc; Mr. Albert Vail sus
; . ; . ; cut on his leg by the
;.i r:i:. -D of another cutter
- . - ; ; ;.l : .:e,ve and striking him.
l ; . ; owe a. up the wound, anl
, -; j - it will not prove se-
The hosts of relatives and friends
f .Mr--and Mrs. A. R. Edgerton, of the
carriers of the county, will deep
er sympathize- with, them in the death
i f !u4r promising young son Ray-'.-...ti..-.t,-
thirteen years old, which oc-
, rea "at the Goldsboro Hospital at
r a arly hour Friday morning of
iever. The interment was made Pri
. " tv;riing in. Willow Dale Ceme
tery. Tue brightening of holly berries
i che for est, the bustle of .shoppers
in the streets, the Santa Claus dreams
of little children and, all other happy
harbingers of approaching Christmas
tiCi3 are now being crowned by the
surest sin, of all the . special-Christmas
advertisements xr ofrr Goldsboro's
live !)asi:cr men inr the , columns of
l.:3 .'i-0u:.. Ate you one (Of -them? If
you are not, do not "knock" the town"
iZ you experience, dull .trade; .for the
thrifty people of this community and
county read the Daily and enii
Y,'ccIJy Argus, and are guided, in their
trading by the informat4ori they con
f--'t:i the-columns' of this paper. Try
it and see. ... . . .. .
Can yon tell one sort of fur from another? Do you know an undyed pelt
from one thai has undergone the dye? Can you tell an imitation from the
original? If you can, you can buy your fur anywhere.'
But if vou are not an expert the only thing to do is to go to a house upon
whose word you can rely and put yoursett in their hands.
We have been handling furs for a dozen years and we do know some little
about it. We do know we buy them from first hands right and ask only
the usual prof ir. In other words we sell furs as we do other merchandise
and we stand' back of any representations we make to you.
'We will use you right as our vast number of customers will agree. Come
to us for vou r furs. We will surprise you with the values we give whether
you spent five dollars or f ij ty dollars.
We show furs that are popular this season. ' -
Black Lynx O'possum x
Beasom Seal v ' Wolf
Mink
Suqirrel
Pointed Fox and many others.
Muffs and Scarfs to mateh.
WOIL
- Some are using magnifying glasse
in their efforts to locate Nicaragua.
it
UST at this season of the year
there's many a person who is
wondering 4what to give a
man for Christmas."
tell you; probably
n w; but the chances
v of two weeKs i.f tcr
here
that
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prefer
yixestions for
ristmas
One
dinrn
60.
of our
Hart
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Or perhaps a Hart Sci -alfr
fine
for
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over-
itorm weir; a
ma
gocu bushicfefe suit:
:.a H e light kind and
co.tt, tVr dress
liberal useful gift; $16.50 to
You might think well of
Hart Sehaftner & Marx
wi sell them right ; 20 u
If you decided on such a gilt the questxn ci iz
can be easi'y solved; bring us an ou s.uit :-r cver
coat; or tell us his size; afteiwaid, if tie clctlts
don't fit him right we'll change or alter them free.
.Ta.?r3 ace many other things for men in a stole
like this; not so cjstly as clothes; quite as accept
able and useful.
' ear; each one in a separate box if you
wish, rich silks of the best quality; many fine color
ings and patterns; from 25 to 75 cents.
A great stock of good gloves from the best
makers, 1.00 to 2.50. And heavier, cheaper
gloves for other than dress wear.
Umbrellas; imported fancy woods, s good variety
from 1 up.
Sweaters and sweater coats are always accept
a 1 3; good things herefrom 1.25 to 5.00.
Mufflers, the sort every body wants a good as
sortment of colors from 50 cents up.
Fancy waistcoats for alt occasions, for dress or .
business wear; some very smart novelities inim
ported and domestic fabrics, from $2.50 up to $7.50.
Men's jewelry sets of all sorts; cuff links; dress,
and dinner studs; sets in cases, cuff i.nks m d in to
match; full sets with shirt studs and ai&tcuu but--tons
alike. Prices very moderate.
- These are only a few suggestions; we can't cata
logue the whole stock; come in and see. We issue
gift certificates for any amount you say, cr for
any merchandise; the recipient of your gift can do
his own choosing. Any goods you buy in thiss way
are on approval, and may be returned and morey
refunded, if you choose.
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FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
puTlo
500,000 SHINGLES -
v All Grades in Cypress, Juniper and Tine.
If you need Shingles, I can save you money.
I HAVE THE BEST COAL,
Both Soft and Hard, and sell 2,000 ponnds to the tor
WOODOak and Pine,
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Cut and Split to Suit. Let us have your order.
i TERMS CASH. PAY THE DRIVER.
, W. D-0. (Girafflinio
Phone 47
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