h
Ihb National Ban
OF Q0LDSB0K0, ,
The NationalBaniI
or eoLMBOto,
Waaatfoar boainaaa, aad; will M
Offari depoattoraeratT
(lad 10 talk araomtpead with 70.
UHoa mtv buklaf vfll wanaak
aio. k. iroswooD. ;., rnci.
810. A. XOawoOD. Jm Treat
LX. U. HOILOWUX, CmUw
J. M. H0IX0WILL, Caahter.
Spifll
i
Tbia AMUI Uu peoples' rights 5o aootnins ttnOni of Maia'i eoua
Dcthea aUnual rlgtlkaap ( i : Can lull it hundred eyea to deep."
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VOL XXXII GOLDSBORO. N. C MONDA YjEVEM ING JANUARY 21. 1901. N0786
CLEVELAND'S WARNING
AGAINST IMPERIALISM.
This Is a Time of Headlong National Recklessnes
and Dutch Conservatism is Needed.
REVERENCE RELAXED,
Citizens of America Have
Forgotten Old Tradi
tions. WILL NKVEUBE SAME AGAIN
The Question Is Not What Shall
We Do With the I'blllppliie,
But What Shall the Philip
pine Do With L'h.
New Y rk, January 17. TLe
Holland bocitty bill it six eaoth
annual dinner at tbe Waldur (-Attorn
to-night Atmog tbe rpeak
erg were Grower Clavtlanl, who
said:
Tbe cordial wehomo jou tx
tend to me it exceedingly grateful
aad comfurlirg, for it g vei mo a
graia of satisfaction for tbe orihal
taat cinfr.ioU me. I am convinced
that tha art ot making an afttr
dinner ip ch without distresa is
for oie a .vale I ook, and as the
jeais p.B8 I aoa cnly sved from
GJmplaia wretobedeeis io my (
knowledge tad toleration of loose
who are gjod -enough to liett-n to
me. I cannot reatnt tbo charge
that I am t pt to preach a termoo
ou occasion) of this kiad, for 1
am afraii 'his accusation is juti
tied. At any rae, I urn quite will'
iig to take an humble place among
tbe eerBiOiiitera, io tcia time of
huadlong nati nal heedlersnesti
and to invoke tha cultivation aod
saving grace oi Du'ch a nwrva
tism. Jo this BsembUgd tbe
question is isugijetted whether in
present condition tbia conserva
tism characterize Ibe conduct or
guides tbe sentiment of our pur
ple. There can be but oneanswir
to tbia quest on. Ounaervaiism
hhs in a g'eit iieree been jaunti
ly cast asidf, or ondenined as op
posed to our country's welfare
and gl jry. A strange voyage bas
been entered opn without count
of cost, and wutu-ut chart or com
pi:8. Tbe tried aud sure founda
tions of oar liberty and national
btppiness have bjen discredited.
Reverence for our national tra
ditioos has been relaxed, and rat
isf action with our country's tnii
sion bai been undermined. Tbe
restraint and limitations cf our
constitution have become galling
and irksoma order tbe temptations
of national greed and aggrandise
msnt. Oar old love of pane, honor
and justice has beon weakened and
frugality and contentment are now
traits inseparable from American
character.
War, even with the world's ad
vanced civil za'ioo, may still be
sometimes necessary anl justifi
able; bat whether necessary and
justifiable or not, the demoralisa
tion tbat follows in its train can
never be evaded. It teaches bloody
instructors wLiob, in a country
whore citizens do tbe fighting can
not fail to leave their 'mpre-B for
a time at least upon public and
private life in t me of peace.
Thirty years after tbe clone o
the war for the preservation of the
anion, a treaty of arbi ration . wag
formulated between the United
1 , Stales and Great Britain, ; which
if completed, would have gone far
towards reuoving every prttixt
of war between tbe two cmntr es
Tbns tbee two great Eolifh
ttpt-a'tiog nations then aesuu-ed
leadership in the path of read,
and in advocacy of tbe addition
of war, nitb the Lope an I expec
tition tbat t ie example would be
fallowed by other nations, aad
that a more general tdopiion ot
arbitration as a meant of jse tl rig
international disputes would re
sult in a great advance towards
the abandonment of war through
out the wjild.
This treaty failed of cotfirma
tion in ibe Senate of tbe Uoied
oiateg. u-ita man nve year
passed, and ibese Eogliah speak
ingebampiuna of poace aod and
trauon are sun operating id
parallel lines one in tbe Fuilip
pices and tbe other in South
Africa but no longer for peact
aad arbitration. Both art killing
datives in ao effort to possess
their lands. This indicates
aad relapse; aod in our case it ia
a most serious onn. If Englaoo
succeeds in br atiecr.pt in Sju t
Africa she mil but add another
to her .1st of similar acquisition;
a brave pboplo will be subjugated;
and because of our engagement
in a similar venture in another
quarter they will miss the tx-
ffflmmrm&m syipaiiy
which we were accustomed to t x
tend to those who struggle fcr
national life and independence. Oo
he other ban it, with success in cur
hurjugation . ffort anew, uotrieo
and nceediog.y perilous situa
tion will be forced upon us. We
can conquer tbe Philippines, and
after coLqaering them can prob
aoiy govern loom. It ia in the
strain upon our insiitutionf), the
demoralization of our people, tbe
tvasioo of cur consl'tutional
limitations and the perversion of
our national mission tbat our
danger lies. As a distinguished
bishop bas said:
"The question is not what we
shall do with the Philippines,
but what the Poilippines will do
with UF."
Oar country will never be the
ame again. For weal or woe,
we nave already irrevocably
passed beyond tba old lines.
Tbe republic will in some sort
be saved. Shall it be only a
name and semblance, wiih fair
ex'ercal appearance, but with the
germs of decay fastened upon its
vitalsor shall it, though changed,
still survive in such vigor and
strength as to remain the hope
and pride ot free Americans?
Tbe problem is amomuDtous
one. lis solution depends upon
the extent to which tbe old pa
triotism and good sense of our
countrymen can be rescued from
impending danger. Thus these
are, sober days for thoughtful
citizens days for preaching
days for sermonizing.
If we are to be saved from di
saster it must be through tbe
cultivation and enforcement of
tbat sort of conservatism that
would find a congenial home in
the Holland society. Ia tbe midst
ot reclrless tumult and in the
contused rage of .national greed
and bloodiness this conservatism
should dtfiantly hold forth. Ln
it be known tbat American free
dom and popular : rule cannot
perish except througn tbe madi
ness of those who have them in
their keeping, and by the blood
and sacrifices of our fathers, by
the lofty achievements of the
free institutions tbey established,
by our glorious victories of peace
and by our reliance on the prom
Ises of God, let Dutch conserva
tism enjoin upon ' our people i
faithful discharge of their sacred
trait.
DR. IIAItT THE HYPNOTIC.
Will Begin Ilia Work In this City
To-morrow at 4 O'clock.
VrrHart. the Laugh King,
who has the boards of the Mes
senger Opera House In this olty
for four nights, beginning Wed
nesday, will begin his strange
performance to-morrow by put
ting a young man to sleep ln tbe
show window of M. E. Castex &
Co., where be will remain for
two days and one night. Tbe
young man will be put to aleep
to-morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Daring this long sleep all tbe
functions of the body except tbe
heart are suspended. Any phy
sician, dentist cr anyone dlse, is
at liberty to examine tbe sleeper
at any time before,during or after
the sleep.
Oi W'duesday afternoon Mr.
Hart wilt have a committee of
prominent citiz 'os go from tbe
window where the Hypnotized
man is sleeping and place a blank
envelope containing tbe name o'
some well known resident in a
lock box at tbe Postcfflce, and
then secret tbe key anywhere in
town tbat they please, and go
back to the window, Tbey will
then blindfold Mr. Hart, wbo will
find the key, go to tbe PdStcffbe
locate tbe box, unlock i', selec
tbe blank envelope from other
mail, and deliver it to the person
whose name ia on tbe inside. Ex
periments of this order nightly
at the triea're.
IN OLDEN TIMES
People overlooked the import .no i of
permanently beneficial eftVcW and were
.Mitislied with transient action, but now
tbat it is generally known that Syrup
of Figs will permanently overcome
people will not buy other laxatives,
which act for a time, but finally injure
the ayatem. Buy the genuine made
by thu California Fig Syrup Co
TO THE PEOPLE OF WAYNE
We unduMaod application will
be made to tbo General Assembly
for ao extenst'n of block liw in
varbus parts of Wayne county,
hni we request tbat where there
is oj position to such extension it
bemadetnowo by petition tbst
we may consider tbo petition?, for
and pgdost tbe ex'eneion.
We further request that all po
tiliun beforwarJed by February
lit, 1901.
B. F. A r cock,
W. R. Allen,
Geo. E. Hood
Jsnusry 19, 1901.
FltEE It LOUD AND SKIN CUKE
An Ufter Proving Faith
TJicerp, Eating Sorey Cancer
Scrofula, Itching Skin, Scabs
and Scales of Eczema, Aches and
Pains in bones, back or joints,
Sypbilitic Blood Poison, Rotten
Gums and Ufiromc Kbeumatlsm,
and all obstinate, deep seated
Blood troubles, are quickly cured
by taking a few large bottles of
Botauic Blood balm. We cbal
lenge tbe world for a case of
Blood Disease that Botanic
Blood Balm will not cure. Tbe
cures are permanent and net a
patching up. Is your Blood 'bin?
Skin Pale? All Run Down? As
tired in tbe morning a when
vou went to bed? Pimples, Boil
Swollen Glands or Joints, Cat
arrh. Putrid BDBlb, Eruptions,
Sores in Mouth or Throat, If so
your Biood is bad, Blood Balm
will make tbe ttiooa rure and
ricb. Heal every Sore. Stops the
Aches and Pains, build up the
broken down body, and invig
orate the old and weak. Botanic
Blood Balm, the only perfect
blood purifier made. Sold at
Drug Stores. $1.00 per large
bottle, including complete direc.
tions. To prove our iaitb
Blood Balm a trial bottle given
away to sufferers. For free tria
bottle enclose p cents to pay
postage and address Biood Balm
Co.. Atlanta, ua. Don't hesitate,
but write at once describing
trouble, and free personal medl
oal advice given. Blood Baim
(B.B B.) Cures when all else
fails. Thoroughly tested lor
vears. Over 8,000 voluntary tea
timooiala of cures by using
b. a, p. ' -
last nouns OF THE queex.
She la at the Very Doors ot Death
The end Expected at any
Moment;
Cowes. Isle of Wight, Jan. 21,
2:15 a. m The official bulletin
issued at midnight says tbat Ibe
Qaeen's condition last evening
became more serious, with in
creasing weakness and dim
inished power of taking nourish
meet. A collapse, or, what phy
sicians feared was a collaps?, oc
curred unexpectedly, about 10
'clock last evening Arrange
ments were hurriedly made to
provide special telephonic and
telegraphic facilities. Details
are not obtainable at this hour,
but it is asserted that Her Ma-
sty's condition is cbWfiy due to
a severe s'mkiog spell; and an in
crease of tbe paralytic symptoms.
t is understood tbat the physi
cians have resorted p, artiUcial
m ian9 to prolong life Idch as are
used only iu case of persons in
extremis.
At the hoar of goiajf to prers
this afternoon the Qcee)) is re
por ed to bs gradually sgrowiog
worse, with no favorable symp
toms, f t
" &
Catarrh Cannot Bet Cured
1th LOCAL APPLICATIONS, a
they cannot reach he seat oi-the dU
ease Catarrh la a blood W-"D&titu
tional dlaease, and in order to core It
you must take Internal remedies Hall's
Catarrh Cure U taken Internally, and
acta directly on tt e blood ed mucou
fU'facea H U1 a Catarrh Qfive hi not
a quack medicine, it wa prescribed
by one of the beet phyBioiana in tbU
country for year, and 1 a regular
prescription. It la composed 0' the best
tonic known, combined with the beat
blood purifier, acting directly on th
mucous surfaces. The perfect combln
atlon of the two ingrtdlertj is what
produces such wouderTn! "rau in
uotottato-
free.
F. JT. CHBfEr ACO..Pro
Tops.
i, O.
V oledo,
tvuiu it j ui urio, nw iw
Hall's Family PJlls arc the best
DnU V. Jmn Jjta marlAA lKk
FINE-
DressGoods
We have put in a new line of
Fine Dress Goods, which we
offer at low prices. We especial
ly innte our numerous friends
and customers to call and in
apect these dress goods, as we
are confident we can save you
money. The quality which we
are selling at
35c. Per Yard
is equal to any goods at a like
price on tbe market.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
SHOES, HATS, etc.,
in the same proportion.
Come to see us.
J. W. Gardner & Son.
Walnut, St., Goldsboro, N. 0.
Mortgage Sale.
Bv virtue of power of sale con
tained In a mortgage deed made to
the undersigned by Fred Ward, of
Wayne count v, N. C , under datn of
J nuari 8 1900. and registered 1n thi
effl ie of the Hegleter of Deeds of Wavi e
county in book 73 page 660. to wh'oh
reference 1b ner. made lor iuu descrip
tion of said property. I will sell at
mibllo anction to the highest bidder a'
tbe Court Hous- door ln Goldsboro, at
12 o'clock: noon, on Monday, February
4. 1901. the house and lot conveyed In
said mortgage, situated in tbe olty of
Goldsboro on J onn street, Deiween
Oak and Vine strata, adjoining the
Dronertv of B. w. Draper on tte
South, Mrs. Thos. Ragadale on the
North and K. W. Cox on tne fiast.
Terms cash.
a. w. cox.
Mortgagee
January 3, 1901.
H. F. PRICE,
CIVIL
ENQINBER,
cor. John tk Walnut
Office up stairs,
OOTiOSRORO. w c
Flower Bulbs ! firSr
oinths and Narcissus bulbs for sale.
Now ia the time for planting. 1L E.
ROBINSON & BBO.,thedruggistp.
FOB SALE I
A square piano, good condition,
fully octave.
Apply at this office,
Cut Flowers ! gja
and other choice flowers, can- be
secured by leaving your orders with
A N. HUMMEL, at Maj. Hurtt'i
Tailoring Establishment.
Mm worh.
Extra strain needs extra strength.
When a man begins to add to his hours
of labor, and subtract from his hours
of rest, he is putting an extra strain on
brain and body. In such cases many
men make the serious mistake of using
stimulating liquors, or alcoholic medi
cines. These can only injure. The spur
forces on the horse, but does not
strengthen him. Stimulants are only
spurs. The need of tbe body is
strength. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery is invaluable to overworked
men ana women. It strengthens the
stomach, increases the blood supply,
nourishes the nerves, and gives vital
power to brain and body.
There is no alcohol in " Golden Med
ical Discovery." It contains no opium,
cocaine or other narcotic. is strictly
a Umperanct mtdicinc.
Mr. Edward Jacnt. of Marvngo, Crawford Co.,
Indiana, wrrtu Aflr thi vrr of lufTtnoi
with ItTvr trouble r.nd malana I pave up efl
hope 0 rrtr fvttiaa stout again, and the laat
chance ria to t' t your medicine. I had tried
all the bjcnr jciora and received bat tittle re
lief At'jer '.king three bottle of Dr. Pierca'a
Golden Mc'jcal biacovery and one vial of bis
'Pleaaa -t Felleta' I am flout aod hearty. It is
due entirely to your wonderful medicine,"
Dr. Place's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, 1008 pages
sent free on receipt
of stamps to pay
cost of mailing
only. Send 21 one
cent stamps for pa
per covered, or
riercc, ounaio, n . x
Weedoo & Graotbam,
Dealers' In
MULES
and
HORSES!
Mse Driving Horses 1 Spscltltu-
S tables on John St., opposite
J. W. Lamb, -
We '-tmtr'yoar liiEpectIon''of "our
stock, which has been carefully se
lected. Our pnces,too, are right.
jan4 d&wlm
Underwear !
FOR
: : Cold Weather.
FOR
Ladies,
Men,
Boys,
Misses,
Children,
Infants.
Cotton,
Half Wool,
3-4 Wool,
All Wool.
IN
AT-
H. Weil & Bros.
Petroleum Emulsion
with Hypophosphites
is better than
COD TdVER OIL
and has
NO UNPLEASANT TASTE.
Pint bottles, 75c,
Small size 40c.
JENKINS & FARRIES
DrnirFista and Seedsmen.
Walnut Street, opp. Mayor's Office
Sam Leo's
Chinese Laundry
Band Machine. No Tear,
Clean Wash. Fine Polish
Arlington Building, Bout)
Corner.
Goldsboro. N. C.
The On .Day Cold Cure.
Cold la head and aor throat cortd tar KA
pnift Ckocolatta Laxativa CruVl. AlYaayV
riri UTtt't GbS4iMcv fetaaa
rT LrTvfW
vv r
a I .aWaa. a mt X ' V V I
Fef tilizef s !
FERTILIZERS
We offer for Sale
1.500 Tons Prolific Cotton Grower.
,000 Tons F. F. F.
000 Tons Gibbs' High-Grade Guano.
500 Tons Carolina Golden Belt.
500 Tons Bone and Potash (HIGH GRiDK l
2,500 Tons Acid Phosphate.
,500 Tons Genuine German Kainit (E'pElto.)
500 Tons Cotton Seed Meal..
50 Tons Muriate of Potash.
50 Tons Nitrate of Soda.
500 Tons Sulphate of Potash.
Special inducements offered to
Merchants and Large Buyers.
Respectfully,
H. WEIL & BROS.
Jan 21 4ms.
We have too many
MATTRESSES
the "ALL COTTON," and the
PERFECTION FELT" at
prices far below any other house
and the quality is guaranteed to
be equal. Don t forget our all-wire,
Folding lao Spi
ParKer & Faikener fWore Go,
TUB PEOPLB'S PRIBND8-
Picture Framing Neatly Done.
HorstiMlsl
We are continually receivine from the stock mar
kets of the West car load
Finest Farm and
Both Horses and Mules,
We sell for Cash or on Time to reliable parties.
Call and see and look at our stock.
Edgerton & Hollowell.
jan!7tf Stables on Walnut street, opposite Court House.
ON OR
roe.
The Old Reliable R. E- JONES
of good, honest material, by competent carriage markers, managed
and directed by our Mr. R. E, JONES, who is known by every rep
utable buggy dealer in the South
Come and see us, or write for
The R.
jan!5tf
TH6 Question Answered !
As the season is approaching when housekeepers are asking them
selves the question,
I'.'iidt snail I Have For Dinner ?
We, who are always looking out for their interests, have procured
the best
Canned Fruits and Vegetables
to be found, which we invite you to try. We keep right abreast of
your every want in the Grocery line.
PBONlj 77.
on hand, and. are
offering them at
CUT PRICES I
We have the
"COMBINATION,"
after car load of the
Driving Animals !
ever brought to this section.
MORE!
1901.
BUGGY is being manufactured in
Goldsboro. NOW DON'T GET
'EM MIXED. They can be dis
tinguished by their style and superb
finish. There will be no "GREAT
EASTERN" GUN-BOAT BODIES
WITH WOBLT LOG-CARRIAGE
WHEELS AND LEATHERETT
TRIMMINGS. They will be made
to be a right up-to-date baggy man.
catalogue prices.
E, Jones Buggy Company,
GOLDSBORO, N. 0.
Bizzell & Wooten.
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