TiGTIi
Christmas Goods!
I Htn uow reoeiviti . ure aud U?.iutiful line of Christmsa,
Wh'IcIui', Hdll N?W Wtr 1'ret-eutS, ODUsl.-tillg '
It.
I..
Dr. Boll's Coach Syrup will care
Cough or Cola t once. Conquer
Croup, Whooplng-Oough and Measlev
.? Get i ,i ,v silver arches,
vnc'1 v v rw.tr .. and N velries,
Coturh withODt faiL Mothera CI
ft l)octoM prescribe it for Bronchi-
I i'H. I.
As a fine Imv 1 -id :
-m t I.'a-i iJ,.xe
ice, 25 eta.
Packet K'i"
. .)K Sends
1 la) i :;-' II1V Sfock.
dealer's sobstitate ; it is not as pood.
Mai
Cough Syrup
Always cures when others fail.
Dr. Bull's Pllla cure Constipation and Um
Troubles, so pUl ,u Trial box. 5 CU.
vt.
I am satis-
. ' 1 y 'w.i1'. x, 5 u 1 ic
All of t lit' Litest pat enis I ' , I ,ti I
fied I can save vt u inun v.
rryre ww thx
FIGHT.
TDree Times TDs Value
OT :ftNY OtQer-
11 I 1
I'lirt'd: vt .in .tutoJ Iwmoq,
AN EXCELLENT ILLUSTRATION O F THE WAY OOM PAUL'S MEN
FIGHT.
R. A. Wat t
9fM
staan -ci . , . -trr
fCfx . , V.t .T'r
(7 W WW I
PROGRESS OF i
" THE GEftTURY.
By Malcolm J. l.'ichiinls, Pli. U.
Whfn ono civvs a moniriit to the con-
templafon ,.i -,t ..ti.i. Unit huve
been utr.irvtii n Iiumii i .av. ui-n lift
ing the hundred years that have con
Stltu'ed th- t in. t. .. nth --rtury. the
mind naturally rrv.-rts to the f l. phone
and telegraph, fm, of all th- inv.-ntionB
few have been of more importance to
the world. The progress hi the mat tei
of material speed has been Immense,
but how much Rreater has been the in
crease In the hpeeil ill thought!
One hundred yearn :u;o tl.. means of
communication between persons was
limited to the crudest fomi of mail ser
vice. Kv-n p' ti'ty postal" was not In
ent' 1 until the .ear lM", when Row
land Hill l:i'vodi:i'.-d t hi. f svt.-ni in
EnKhind. and prior to that time the
Thai f" 'or i.Osl.ta a . III1' ' ilS
pint u u.uy ii. t i..;. .v . tuug.
Suddenly, however, man discovered
that tlv'c w .,. , f - i i - I' ll i- f. v. ' 'eh
electricity could he put. and from Uiat
day the art of rnmniunn ation has pro
gressed by leaps a. id t un.is.
It ran Vn th4 Mmw cave his
first meld ,..' ibe ,,. . ,,. .,:.,
graph instrument to tiie .w:M. It wag
a clumsy allalr enousn The electro
magnets in Us on -i; In. n wemted
more t.uin .;e : aa. ii.! eiiiiy
pounds, tin invetie1 l. v.: under the
delusion that the wire us-d In winding
them must 1 f the same size as that
of the line itself
The stoiy of lie. di'V'i'ulii' s that he
Fet Mit; e iti iii.v efforts :.( jie; suade
Congress to :i;.;e.!n iate $:'i!.iih) to en-
3.
v., -'
WAR-S.KI? fjVg ;OlAflAjt
able him to cons'; ii--t it trial line is a
matter of nation,! history. People
laughed at the In , i-nt 'tin and they de
clared the Inve'.to- crnzv
The Idea that sooe ifi'd be annihil
ated in .-mo a way wu too preposter
ous to be i liti-d for ;in instant. In
Bpit- "1 ;i i 1 1.. . I ' i . iii.-i.ib,
howi ver, thi in T'.or j.-i ? .vej m rl 1:4
work, and in l.t'4 the first message,
"What hath find vv ought?" was
flashed over the wire from Baltimore
to Washington. The Inventor had
triumph' -! th's a-tvito ce nt of the
human race was made ..oisible
r Tin-: TKi.i:t;i;.rii
i AM Vi'i'!:-' ' f ' ' i ' ii'S! ni-
ment was, con.pn at i el ' sp.akiiig, a
success, the .itsinL fit,, .-wired, com
pact an d o.ii t.il.ie el. 1 1 o-maii' ts,
Welt'lnt'L: '. . 'P.', a ' :!. h i-i ..it
b' ti d a ' ' W I., i . s, ,Iie
was o; i .' : . i , sys
tem of i. . i . . . in'-. Inn m iMg
the id- ii . f ...-- hh.i r. i i) 9
began to I.. J. ..
Sum. i.i..,, ' ii, . , , . , l'i i. th of
the telegi a i hi.
past half . .,' '.
the fact ' I l ; . ' '
line fi,r i i ;
Whereas to ' i
t 'onipa n ..!....
tWeiiM -I ...
and t be ! ' i
much . i - i ;
more ha ii . '
saes.
Tic to
,di'ti ihj'irii; the
' .tiie'f ,' f,m
t: ' of the mt
' n 1 'rion
a !.i. .iiiess ,,e some
I ' 1 't ' V.
M '! P 1 ' ' ' .. ,lS
.. 1 .. .o.-ss of
:. 1 ' ' tl.l I. "II mes-
ht-
.It t.
municate liiun him end of tne continent
EL.ECTi?C.
CAf:
to the other sui:,j.ste. endless possi
bilities tu the mill. is of the in,, hi., is.
(ipposite siiio.s ..I '),. same In nil had
been In ..ii, a I ..- .i . i ie i , I.i; t in i e
was t lie waiter Ilia: : . p u a ted t he lands,
i' a
waves, and tor a tunc im.s laci nni".
an eiTectuiil iiartier to tile advancement
of 1 lie s- ii..
Tile iih.iiIiI thai ,,,.s might pos
sibly be dtsi.. nsi d v, iih anil that insu
latid wile mi-lit ii,- laid along the Hour
of the mean was slow in suggesting
Itself, but lin illy i' ,, 1 cine. In c, ;l
stlhniii line cable w:.s laid from Dover
to Calaii
It n.H at III.' t :
evoked i1 e i. r
S' -a i . :
'If till, I V TIL- i
Il,;i!:.'e I . I.e ., i
o i' ; 1 . - v. i i -
e(M,. i . ;,
W ; -' I ' . 1 . I
he. II I..1 , I .... "
land. It w.--- ii
tr'-aiest of ii." !
t.'-'i. - - 'I
tele- "i ' , ...
oct-ans oi ail lau
oat Cyrus Field
i. glx.-n us the
- of to-day.
. I. el.; -d In I,H
i. . Ii.,1 tin v, ..I Ii
. - ; l ne ioea a -i
. a. but H I
. .. . ;.','. I ,1
. ... lian.i to Ii.
;.',v..A ''f ; -
a,. V . III. Ills. I .,"
. ' '. i i
'O S u.. i.r l.. .
HDOK'S INSTRUMENT.
The considerittlon of th.- t degrnph
ind cable naturally suggest their
founger brother, the telephone. As far
sack as 1667 Kohert Hook was experi
menting Id the belief that it wouui be
possible for him to discover some means
5f conveying sounds by th" use of .vires
and wooden rods, but it was not until
1ST6 that the telephone m a us ful form
was evolved. Tne lisHt apparatus of a
fa.li ly useful tel. ii: .vi. was introduced
to the Patent i t'' by Al. v.inder tira
ham I'.. II. an1 .. : I phone
of to-day minus the Improved trans
mitter and with the chief parts some
what diffcrcntl ail aimed
Hcfore l'.ell, liow,ei. the telephone
had been often anticipated. look's
idea had probably come from India,
where ii had long before been known
PL-EX i
i 'M . l .1 t ufi
Twelve -inch
.CM
that If two diaphiiigms were connected,
by a light toid or wire sound Intro-;
duced in one would be transmitted to
the other.
In ly:!l Wheats'one succeeded In
showing that Hook had been oriect In
his principle that sound wuvis i ould bei,
transmitted from one oiace to another,,
to a moderate i i -1 : . I a., ans oC
wooden rods, and afterwards be con
veyed to the ear by the vibrations given
to the air at the end of the rod. All
these experiments, however Interesting;
they may have been, were not practi
cal, but when Bell and Ed son appeared
the problem of Voice commu dcatlon.
was solved.
To describe the st"ps hv wh "h thl
invention has been in.pnue.l o to di
late upon its commercial ad intagei
would be useless. The advent f the
long distance telephone alone h s been
an inestimable advantage, but t'l these
achievements huve 1 . . n of : ... ent
date that the successes are mt ters ot
current knowledge.
WIRELESS MESSAGE. '
Such have been the results ' nine
teenth century aehtevemi nt al ng the
lines of long distance commun atlon;
but, great as they have been, t lere la
every reason to believe that tr nexti
quarter of a century will wltn sa ln
venttons so radlral and Imuro' -nent
so great that the methods of co nnunl-j
cftlon of to-day. great an th v maj
seem to us. will sink into it. sign -ance.
When Marconi, a short lime . , es
tablished the fact that wireles teleg
raphy was within the realm of proba-
AUTOMOtSi lE I
t'ility the vvoi Id eni. i. ,1 up. .ri a ra w era
o! invention, ami the soiniiori of the
problems of lapii! I i -.- ail", and the,
tians mission of i. lie., l.v w i i e will
be two of the glial in --tit l -.- tK.tt will
make the .fiun .. ti:. tw a'icth ta'n
tui meiiiot a llle.
I .. t no wot o ..f " ' r " '., i i V -n to im
ply that these resulis have not yet been
attained, (if con me then can lie no
. la st i. in l.nt that t ! i' Iv ma-
i lulled Ihat llial.e 1.. I.i ' ! .Iji',, pos
sible, and tbeie . iidy insliu
rii' ii i s l.v ne ii lis i . .. I.i. a ,-n 1 an ... a ml
drawings of all kinds may be trans-
I 1 .. .1"
'i'o the same i e nt ,ia,io!ii has
shown bevond tpi si ion Unit vvireless
tejegl'apllV IS p. ami laiellts
in wireless teleplior, . have by no means
be, n ib void ,,r m.ili
At 'Ii" piesetii uiii". h"vcever. these
inventions are ran. m irn in the ex
pet imeiitiil stage The results pnnnls
ltijj as they an , ttn scajc. iy i re
gardetl as more tnan successful trials
of the new Inventions, and it Avill re
main for the twentieth, century in wit
ness the develop!,.. iLt that v. PI make
them of incalculable valuo to the wot Id.
There is every prohahiMiy iliat these
results will soon in lealied, Ituit. how
ever soon they may I,.- attained, It will
be Impossible .i Mil, t.,. llilielei nth e-
tuiy of the credit fm' having given
Id' th to the idea- (i ,-,( wji i, suit in
iiu I. wondcil'ul uchlevmetits.
1 I I A ' S EI11':.E FI.'UVEKH
I'.y far the nti . ma. kiil.le ,,f ,..,
that pledU'e edible "t.w,.r .t . "hut.
tei 1 1 (" of India hs Mow m dining
the hot main t, ... a. b ye.'i. , ,. t he
chief means of sn , 'I "lice of the Hhds
and other hill in'.. -. of tin- int.-uor.
I'nder tlte old M '...iii-ta nil.-, it was
a common piaiti,. to cut down the
but (el tret s In tin . ...inf ry it t h- I finis
so as loalMitt tlms. lawless p..,, .. ,,,)
tiring them to smuts. A c.o.i si.e,
tree VlelllW SCVflill lllltnlre.l VV el,l of
, plllpv , I- ll sua ie i, ' .V , i !!: , . a al
, In :ia i h and Ap..' ti,. v I'a , , : a ,.
''ie led "HIS-. , b-V M'" . ..
.'.. a I ( . . -a;..,' . ,
lao , I.i f. v. it'. ; n
I :i .1 -i .-.I....1 as s , f. .
; "f u i. I'ually i h , .:' Uh ' ,
, so ti. s ' , o. -a i ni; i . . . . , , '. .
j original sie. In ih - .e4ir.it,., ;,., y
j rtKeiuLde taisinii ,i.i ;iv ha-..
t'HOt'OI.ATR CRKAM.
Ptit four ounces best ehorolate latO a
siiiieepan with two ounces of castor
M.'tnr and half . teacupful of water,
I dii 1 e th,. saucepan over a glow (lre'anj
stir with a wooden spoon until Aii- 1
s .lvtd; stir In gradually one and a half I
;:,T,,,rfl,:h:1v;.,n;
UBS, Muring well: thuii pass the whole
iliioimh a fine hair tsleve Fill some
i i. la.: vvate;, 11 n I 1 1 llle i f uu thick
ens Take them out of the pan. dust I
some castor suKar over them, and when I
a little cool place limn on lee until
vv a nted.
Ingredients. Four ounces of choco
late, two ounces of castor sugar, one
and a half pints of milk, the yolks of
four .rk and the white of one.
PI IK AS A NT A I. A CAI-VK.
Stuff a pheasant with fot re- meat as
follows l'etl half a pound fresh truf
lles, thop them unil pound them in a
niottar with three ounces of bacon fat.
Hub ihe pounded mixture Into a sauce
pan anil stir over the tire until hot
through, then turn It into a basin and
bt ll u.'l cold, and season to taste Stuff
lilc It. i Willi UilS and, Ii possible, leave
it for a day to aba.irb the flavor of the
"u'Hes w.ap the bi,d in sin es of
bacon, with a sheet of buttered paper
tound. and roast, keeping well hasted
When cooked plii'e on a hot dish, pour
1 mt mi u a goon iiiuv 11 iiravy 1111111.' iiuiii
t I.e 1,'ii.za ids. net I; . , n ml s. 1 v . . p,a -iiishetl
with Irullles and potato cro
quettes. Ingredient" --A pheasant, half pound
' ti allies, tin ee mm. en b.n nil fat
as of bacn, Kootl btnwn t'avy, io-
!10 CI tltUl t t' S.
WSSDOM
The wisest wisdom Is tha
wisdom of health. Moth
er's Friend lj a wise lini
ment. It was made after
many eitperl-
iJJ mcntsby an emi-
ncnt pnysictan
v tr wno 1 e 1 1 that
something should
Kl itnn, r, 1 1 . .1
Bt Horn's Hufferlnir. htj
Motlxr't f tlenu u tho f'-ij
result of tbiBworltnd it ti,
l"wi todo- helps women through
J.?! this dreadful time. Withlt.
WA-i she need fear nothing. It ia
j for "tprnAl ur, and by jtt
ertipf. o itreojfthn tbm
muscle to bear tha strain
4vt-.J t11 tj1' "Imott no pain. Get
tsoiufir rnna ax lns nr9g nor. l BOlti.
Tub Beabfiblb Rmurei V: AtlMta, Oa
Wr1lfrror ft lllutrto4 took. " W
Ibr Bbf Ii Bora. "
(LOCAL
nd CLIMATIC
othintr hut a llJi. 5'
-
Lwte of climate AfJCJ'.uV
will ere tir.-' ciA )
r- v. f f
'v.vrpt.-
GftlflRRH
The sneeiflc In
hly's 'Yearn
Baira.
it ;., .i.i.. ,.u
nrt d tl, vea COLD 'N H EAD
'f at oneo Opens and (leanseg Nanal
1'aft.airtitf. Allav Inflammation Heals
il !Voto!t thi Metnhrnne llcstores
h' SenM nf Tatte and Hmell No
..r.-nry. Nil Injunoue drujf Rtavf
ir Hi,.i r'(i cents; H'amlly .Si.n, $1 .00
.''iit.'i'Mi or hv mail
i.V KktiH.. Mt. W.r." St.. N. Y.
.'iERVSTA PSLLS
v estore Vltal'ty, Lost Vigor and Manhood
nt IrniM.t hy Nirlit R ni .-!orw. LfB of Mnm
Mtk orv, all ft rr-l hitf diaa, r
J Pices ani iii'liJHTetion.
vT 1 PILLS
50
CTS.
t JCV choeltA unci restore the
1 P NbOo per Ikix. 0 btiiRS fur
(2.60, with our bankable iraurantAS to cure
r lelund the money paid, btinti lor circulur
pti.l copy fE uur bmilaibie. uaranteo iMind,
f!e ivila Tablets
EXTRA STRENGTH
mmaH!ala DmhII.
(TKLLOW LABEL)
Prwltivoly (ruarantrod enre for Lom of Power,
Varicocele, Undovelopotl or Shrunken Ortrana,
Parosis, Lcjcomotcir Ataxia, Nervous Prostra
tion, Hystrria, Fits, Insanity, Paralysis and the
Pnaults 'if Exmstlvo Use of Tobarro, Opium or
Liquor. By mall In plain package, 81.00 a
Ikii, 0 for $5.00 with our bankable (ruar
ntee bond to aura In SO days or refund
money paid. Addresa
N Eft VITA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton & Jackson St&, CHICAGO, ILL.
P ,-!t)r JxiiklltH ! i fi- nsr
J . I l- , . . i ui .r
L'.'TlOOll'eft J"iaijf-rrjul lb t ti
ll tn -in .' tmit'it.r--M i i'tnnfrxn. Of j.
i fi.r f-M-'fcnitrf, ( -!iiiir,.; tiJ
TJ F9 " ft i f f-- I otlit-" i v i irtln-l
I' ,"'"' " H'.. Nu-lt i'wprr,
(Tift hrMfrlJiiMKlvjait ''.MuJUu llncru
1 vm&m?.
Mi
imp
. :t'2
iW
L 2
Tho One Day Coin Cure.
Foi cold in llin Iv atl and sore throat use Ker
molt thitcolatM Jaialivt fjumir. the "Oa
Vav CoUl Cnia -
One-Third Easier.
One-Third Faster.
AORVTS WANTED tn all unoc-
wneeier & Wilson MTp. Go.
ATLANTA, Ga)
g-or saia by the John S'auirhtor
8ept27wly
WILL
IT
Do it!
Mrs. Joe Person's
REMEDY
Will Cure Indigestion
I have tried It and know It.
'rom IndlgestlOD For ye trg.
cl science reUsjlioji JJXf Ctt.
I suffored
No raedl
. I tried
the Homely, and eight hollies cured
me ix years ag", and I have been woll
eversiuce. W. T HOdKiDVY,
(Mbhoiu, firanvl'le Oounty, N. C.
April 23, 1U00.
For Bale by all druggists.
Manufactured by
Mrs. Joe Person.
Kittrell, N. 0.
Was the first man to
Advertise I
HeadvsrtUed th florid nd kopt at It
'till the (1 od oi mti I am advertising
COLD WE.VTUEtt, and a (treat flood
oTtrada will eti ne lo my store for
Stove Boards,
Stove Pipe,
Stove Mats, etc.,
ofjwhich I have a complete line. You
should alo
Have your ROOFS
attended to before
the Big Snows.
TCrt l, tow vt "e'cos.an l Promnt
Attention Is tn y ntitto j
(iivH en,) full whoa In noed of
anything in inv line.
Roep clfuliy,
T. C. BRYAN,
Tho l.oad'nif
Tin and Sh.M- Metal Worker.
W alnut Sireet.
WE AKK NOW
Prepared !
To do as good work
as any LiUudry. n wc ask
is a trial
we rosinvtaY do no rB
JtKKAK Oil ( KA( k
TURN -DOWN COLLARS,
Havinc; a Machine now in
operation CHpcrially tdaptcd
to thiiclas of work.
Try uh with your next bundlo of
Isunflry. Vie areBuro to ilcnnj y ou.
Household Linen
done uo ' final to new at very moa
erute pncuH.
Agents wanted 1
In every town.
Goldsboro
Under
New
Ctaim I annrlrn Maae-
otbaiu uauuuij
meat .
E. A MILLER,
Manoor
Phone 82,
D. D. 8 3
OflBc over Miller's Drue Store.
Hours: 8 a. in. t 1 p. m : 2 p. m. to
r m
o p. u.
8opt. 12th J t.f
Elkin Blankets.
Manufactured a4 ' I. KIN. N. C.
Have taken the prize for voral years at the State
Fair. The best on the ma ket.
Call for Elkin Blankets only at
r--- Moo j & Rrltt.
Thanks 1
We desire to thank thi public for the very liberal
patronage which we received during our Special Sale of
Rockers hst week, and if there are any deliveries vhich
we overlooked in the rush,
wouP ms know nt once,
these styles left.
We will close out the rest at factory cost in order
to make room for new goods.
OPEN AT NianT until Q:30,
Yours truly,
The Days Arc Fcw ;j
Before Christmas!
What hIiiiII I mrcliaH"? in tin; ii'i'-sti m
of tlu li'mr, iiiul tli it's I'asily ain.vt-r.: I
iy a visit to
GiGlclerjs'
wlicri' ynii ohm Hrlt'fl .mvUiii) you w ml in
tin- Jewelry line, inil have it liiiislifil
y it iidiit j )1 of ciiriivin---L'i'L't).
vM.'lv 11J Vylj ,,iv. louiiini iu
HATISFAC I'lON (il'AHAN riOHD.j
Cold Wave Coming !
a fall Un't of m iny Ic'n in tor y ti to h ot from Mtovo tiippi, ftove matUi. nd
ovoryth'ntr yi n w U a imiii ; flu u r.l', to m i'.-. j Lomti a placs of com
fort in cold weather.
Hoofing, Sanitary Heating
and Fliimliintr
K'-.t.nhlirth ui
en
UNDER
Fins and Plain Wood and
jnalltT and Frlitwi 'l.t .r '
Jt.hu r-. '. Ilap'l.l lltltli at-
Mien Moore & Co n-
GRRRIfG& AND BUGGY REPOSITORY.
W tnii d l.i.i' i) V'nr,. vi i , int .ithi.r Ven Ua d i;o
U torUi of ltf)( r nt( on snmo, -t '.i:'tj pr'n nd e i. ail
work tu-n il O'tt from ou" pn'mlsm
Ou- M'V I l".f HWHH' " ! l'i ! '.,. ,
section, n ' h I'f-fitml Jiiit.'i v' -in ' ' i t i ou'. ,
ment. Wamo old -land. 1'hn S' , ojip to H. i t -l 'iu c i.
e would be glad if you
as we have onlv a few of
Royail & Borden,
ibi
,i u aiiii 11 ju
'nt rn.i !v for It,
HdV ui nlr t
utov-. We crrv
r'm Htovo oij
ii m ik'i j oi- Lo
The Jno. Stenahter Co.
r "X la
1 r r C i
'17. K i2RS.
If :a'! ic CoftlinsaDd Caskets,