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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-16

FOR SALE-My residence. a modern I
room house. all in good repair. an eX-
ira good barn, verv che2p II sold at
once. Inquire at residence, 429 Camp
bell avenue, West Side. I50-tf
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PATENTS.


PATENTS-Protect your ideas. No al
lowauce. no fee Consultation free.
Established 1854. Milo Is Stevens & Co.
SIS Fourteenth Street, Washington
1--s5-tu-sat-5ot
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STOLEN.


STDLE\-The parties who stole the
watch from % waco avenue are known,
but Il they return the same il three
days 20 prosecution vii 5s MADE
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HOUSES EOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Southwest corner Murdoch
and Lawrence. S-roon modern house
and Groom cottage. Rec Sc & CO.. 10 L.
First street. I09-su-tu-th-tf
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ROOMS FOR RENT-Furnished.

0~-~-~-oO~-~-~~c---0~~~-0-o~
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms.
SO East Douglas. upstairs. N-6tX
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YAW'S LARGE SWEET CHERRIES at
Weinschenk's and FUllerrs. this week
only. 23-5tX
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WANTED Eight or ten teams 10 haul
bal5d hay; good vases; also baIinE out
f. Z. Cox. l0l4 East Douglas. phone
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LOST.

LOST OR STOLEN-A Fetherstone gent S
bicycle, yellow enamel. Report TO 800
E Douglas. Smyth & Son 15-tf
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FOR -SALE-No 10 c. X One of the
best stock and grain farms in Butler
county. containing 60 acres. 40 acres OF
the richest land in cultivation; - acres
me meadow; calf pasture sOwn in al
falfa; 20 acres fine walnut, hickory and
elm timber: over so acres Of the richest
pasture, all fenced and cross-fenced,
with feed lots and yards, pastures and
fields, large orchard and vineyard and
all kinds Of small fruit. flowers, etc. /;
nicely watered BY spring. wells, pond
and creek; dwelling. rooms: large
barn. good cribs. granaries, smoke and
hen house. sheds and other out-build-
ings, all nearly new and nicely painted
One mile TO good school, five miles TO
railroad town. VIII take one-half cash:
good terms on balance. Price. S25 per
acre Call or address SS3 S. Topeka
Wichita. 22-Stxy
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FOR SALE ORFRABE-Ieo acres s miles
north OF Wichita. on Little river. well
improved. fine bearing orchard; an up
to-date farm. Will consider Wichita
property only. Look this up. G r
Davis, Valley Center Kan. TT
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms at 4O4 y.
Market H-6X
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT GROCER CO.
Wholesale Grocers. Corner William street and Sa
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MISCELLANEOUS.


YAW'S LARGE SWEET CHERRIES at
Weinschenks and Fullerrs, this week
only. 23-5tx
PLANS, specifications and details fur
nished for all classes of buildings. Res
idence work a specially. L. q. Charles.
Architect room G. Fourth National
Bank building. 16-eOd-tf
CALL and see our new stock Of pumps.
tanks and hose. Phone orders for re-
guaranteed. b. +. Fitzpatrick, 116 w.
Second street, new phone 1924 23-6tx
WE SELL THE EARTH-we cannot
offer you the earth and the fuIiness
thereof but We can sell you better bar
gains in excellent grass lands and stock
ranches well located, with a n abund-
ance of never-failing water and elegant
blue-stem prairie grass. than you can
buy elsewhere. We have the property,
and are ready 10 show you. We have
good farms. highly improved, and are
ready to compare prices with the low
est. Come see us and we will locate you
where the sands Of time viii ever
sprinkle golden grain in your half
bushel and the soft breezes Of heaven
will fan your cheeks and kiss away all
the bitter tears of adversely" Prices
and descriptions quoted TO any one on
application. call on or address A. 5
Nelson. 49, y. Main street. Wichita.
Kan 10s-tf
GOOD room and board. SIG S. Topeka.
24-6tx
C. SHAw-Il5 West Douglas Money to
security. Best Of reference. if wanted.
4-tf
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FOR SALE-Four new cottages. Must
be sold at once, account OF leaving city.
A E. Myers $50 S. Water. 16-10tx
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FOR RENT-Furnished room and board
for two in private family; 342 St Fran
els 23-2tX
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FOR SALE-A Groom cottage. modern
except furnace, Is feet. corner location.
worth S2.7e0; going this week for s.. 80;
$3.50 cash and balance S14 10 $50 per
month, as purchaser may elect. Reese
& Co, 1l2 Z. First street lift
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FOR RENT-F'urnished room, for gen
tlemen, with or without board. 20 -
Lawrence. III
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FOR RENT-Furnished roOms-LOdg!ng
or light housekeeping. Man and VIE
preferred; 33s South Lawrence. 2S-3tX
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~ ANTED-ScTeral teams 10 haul baleC
hay, At once, So0G wages. j. II. Turner
Te-tf
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NANTED-Gasolfne stoves to clean and
repair. J. W. Burton, 6J2 Z. Douglas.
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NANTED-To buy. sell. eNchaaEe, loan
money on watches. guns. jewelgy. any
thing Of value, IT SIS y. Main.
Z5-SU-tv-fr-3tN
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FOR SALE-1e0 acres. IL miles from Val
ley Center. S-room house, with eiStern
and cellar; barn, 26x69;< 20 acres bottom
land. balance good upland, 20 acres
pasture. Il acres alfalfa, balance in Gull
tivation. SIS an acre. G. R Davis Val
ley Center, Kan 7-u
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LOST-High school diploma, with, Wesley
Rawles' name. Return to Eagle Office.
Reward. A-3t
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oEEIcE ROOMS FOB RENT.

FOR RENT-Private consultation room
and use of furnished reception room.
telephone, etc. Physician preferred.
Fine location. Address s. B., Eagle
office. 15-tf
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NOTICE REAL ESTATE AGENTS


NOTICE-To Real Estate Agents: My
property, No. S06 Pattie avenue, is here
by taken of the market. Fred Bother.
2.-Ifx
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FOR S.ALE-L6ts. with lumber te build
on time. cleveland. no \. Main
2-ltx
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FINANCIAL

s., 0n0, 600 TO LOAN on Kansas ana Okla
homa farms. Winnie & Winnie. Wichita,
Kan 65-6
MONEY TO LOAN-On Watches, dia-
monds, jewelry. Strictly confidential.
402 East Douglas. 7S-tf
sos, 0O0. 00-An unlimited amount 10 loan
on Wichita property with privilege to
pay in installments. Low rate of inter-
est. Hewlett * Wheeler. los z. First 81.
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WANTED-PARTNER.
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-To sell territories
for practical Calf-dehCruirE knife ChaS.
S. Matthews. IL North Topeka avenue,
Wichita 5-tf
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-4S0 acres. fine. level grass
land; will cut ~ tons hay TO the acre (;
y mile to railroad switch Must have
money and will sell for SO per acre.
Can or address 933 5. Topeka, Wichita.
z-9A
FOR SALE-A good farm of 400 acres.
located miles north Of HaZiStOn, Kan,
In the Sharon valley; go acres extra
nice land; 80 in cultivation; balance in
native grass; good 2-StOry house, good
c.stern: good well with wind pump;
land good for either wheat or corn. This
is really a fine farm. Can be bought
much less than its real value Inquire
at the Kansas National bank.
150-su-tu-thu-tf
FOR sALE-A bargain. 20 By go feet. 10
room, modern house, 1887 Fairvlew
avenue, and 314 Ohio avenue See
owner at ll9 Mathewson avenue. 12S-tf
FOR SALE-l60 acres, bottom land 4
room house. summer kitchen, small
barn. - acres meadow. 60 acres in pas
ture, well fenced; balance IL culuva-
ton Good bearing orchard. For few
days only at $500. G. Z. Davis. Valley
Center, Kan. 1T
FOR SALE-On easy payments: Wanted,
parties 10 buy choice lots in Brown *
McClaln' 5 addition. on weekly payments
worth double what they cost you inside
OF one year Room i, Scheetz building
1S-tu-fr-sa-tf
FOR SALE-No Il. E. y. one whole
square section OF land, in But
Ter county; 100 acres rich bot
tom land in cultivation: - acres
rich upland in cultivation. balance fine
blue stem; pasture II not very rough
and largest per cent can be farmed.
Two sets OF improvements, with good
Nr.- fr p
watered by creek. ponds and wells.
school two miles railroad three miles.
This is one Of the finest tracts Te have
and the cheapest. Price SIS per acre.
--@'~
FOR SALES feet. second block. south
Topeka, at bargain =. r F'Ulunston.
Whine building loS-tf
FOR SAILED acres. nice. level grass
q good railroad town, has
tae- spring; the whole half section can
d farmtd. and VIII make good stock
and grain farm Also have -. acres
nice. Level grass land close BY this tract,
AID II sold soon viii take 81 per acre
Tor either OF both. Call or a1cTtss
over SIS 5 Topeka. Wichita 22-stI
FOR sALE-lso acres. al valley laad.
with me Improvements This farm Is
a bargain, 500
~ acres lt4ils9l--z Gt&F- 1LEt1 ~.
chard. = acres timber Ell kinds u fr1it.
house. barn, granaries, good land, -
per acre.
. acres. close il. al garden Land, 81
bargain.
TO acres OF well improved land. Z miles
Of CITY. Sf.50a
10 acres u well improved bottom. extra
good. miles q city $ ~
= acres % vel improved bottom. extra
good. niles Z CITY - Per 2cre-
Fine wheat land IN Pratt Kt1gTan
and FaW1ee COUNTIES. corn and Due
grass farms IN eastern kansas. farms.
al sizes Improved ard vacant property
II al parts OF the clty- Cone 40 see
ne JOHN FERSITER
LII - ~. Nm
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sEAI esrArE zoe SALE

FOR SALE-Twc,- four or seven vacant
lots, west Of packing house, cheap
Room 4, over 216 z. Douglas. 1e-tf
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FOR SALE-Two sections of land, in
Comanche' county, cheap; all in grass
and plenty of water. Address John
Stewart, Clearwater, Kan. 2-u
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FOR TRADE.

FOR TRADE-Good driving horse for
LARGE work horse. Can before or after
8, 2l6 y. Market. 4-ltx
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NANTED-AEents Tor the pest laundry
IN Kansas Liberal commission Ad-
dress Wichita Steam Laundry 2a-n
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SAFES.
PERSONAL.


PERSONAL-AIidwife; graduate of I'm
perial College, Cologne. Germany;
twenty years successful practice in
America. Home for ladies before and
during confinement. Babies boarded
and homes found when desired. Address
Mrs. a. II. Miller. 322 Wynona avenue.
corner East Second street. 'Dhone 627.
96-su-tu-th-tf
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M Ep1CAL.


YOU MUST TAKE LOPEZ
YOU MUST TAKE LOPEZ
Specific if you want to get rid of that
bad blood forever. Nothing else VIII do
it. At druggists or direct from Lopez
Remedy Co, Wichita. B-tf
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24
THE NOMINATION is OPEN.

Those who pledge the Southern
delegates to the next Democratic
national convention in advance to
certain candidates are Prescriptions,
to say the least. For some time GER
tain newspapers have been declaring
that the south was for Senator Cor
man, and that almost the solid vote
of this section would be cast for him
for the nomination. These cock-sure
organs have no better source of infor-
nation than other newspapers. What
the South will do or will not cannot
be ~forecasted, for the excellent a
son that southern sentiment has not
c~rystallized in favor of any candl-
date. The South is waiting for de-
velopments. 1t cannot be stampeded
to German by blatant boasts of pop
ularity. Indeed, seeing through the
transparent attempt, the South is
more likely to be stirred to resent
ment.
The South ought to be represented
in the next convention by unlustruct-
ed delegations. There ought not to
be in the selection of Democratic rep
resentatives to that gathering the
faintest suspicion of machine meth
oths. There ought to lie no slick
work, DO attempt TO take advantage
fo1f:... x,,.t,.
The only hope OF the democrats to
win is by stirring up enthusiasm.
To do this the nominee for the Presi-
dency 10 ust be q clean, broad-guaged,
earnest man. He may develop III
this session Of Congress, or he may
suddenly develop in the nominating
convention. At any rate, the dele
gates should not be tied to any man
in advance, but be free to make the
best selection as it may appear to
them at the time.
The Democratic party should not
be over-con6dent because of the mis-
takes of the present administration,
or because of evidence here and there
of a waning regard for the President.
At the best the Democratic party has
a hard fight. It must make inroads
in Republican territory and capture
seemingly impregnable f~ortresses.
To do this it needs q man of courage
and patriotism and character. It
needs a man IS broad as the nation,
one whose very name will be a plat
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24

We regret to chronicle the death,
at Fremont, of Mr.. Frank Newman,
which occurred Tuesday morning,
of typhoid fever. He leaves a wife
and two small children to mourn his
loss. Mrs. Emely Jones, mother of
the sorrowing wife, and her daughter
Bessie, are both confined with the
same fever. Mrs. Jones is the sister
of MI. Sam Pate, of this city. Mr..
Pate and family left yesterday morn
Ing to attend the funeia;, and the IN
terment was made in the old family
burying ground, near Fremont.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24
FIXIN FOR CRISMUS.
BY j. N. Fl.

Pm fxin' up fer Crismus,
I've mixed my rock and rye; ii.
Bin watchin' for a turkey,
But da n roostin' unity hi:
I'll hav to resort to strategy, ss91i
Ell 1t Gums down to de rub;
Ell OskeY Farrior don't fool me,
I'll hav sum silierbub.
c*.z-S--s<s1y~s--~ &s22=vrR
Supshew, I can't ketch Tom Jones'
A cunin' or agwine; e.
He's bizzy bildin' e Mesodis church,,
An, / spec, quit seIlin' wine;
/ amt Rwine to be disa ,inted, x
As shore 81 you is toxG.;
Eff l KANT git Tom JcrSs' wire, Il.
Ili git Rig Eesses' ,orn..
Can't keep down a workin' nan,
When Ctismua Is draw in' nj, "a
Ie's Gwtne TO have a turkey,
EFF he don't roost In dc ski; {
He's gwine to have r hig t:r:c,
An' Of good things si. Il I'll;
Ef he can only run his credit,
He won't worry about &c bill
Go.dsboro, N. &. Ice. %, 1893.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24

Congressman Irvine DUNCAN OF fshk,
ssa.sso., saeotsd to the Riesy-second Got.
krsas 90 q Democrat, fn o recent 1stCa
from Washington, D. Cs says:
sH desire to j0fH WITH my m,aGs
1Atsends AH Recommending your fnvat'
cable remedy, PeruRa, to anyone IN
meea Of an inYigorufing tonic, and
whose system is rum down by afarrEe;
4roahEeS. Pefuns IS q permanent az.
effective cnre for cafafr1 and I w09k.
advise all who are afflicted Wifh sa;s
disease to try this remarkable .>19
e6y."-ErVfne DUNCAN.
Everybody Is subject TO oatarrh. Fe-
gnne cures catarrh, acute or chronac,
wherever located.
Hoa. Thomas Gahan Of Chicago, meaa-
her OF the National Committee OF the
Democratic party, writes 81 follows:
~I was afflicted with catarrh for four
4eea years and though I tried many
remedies and applied to several doctors
i was not able to find u cure. I took
Psruna for twenty-five weeks and am
new entirely cured."-Thomas Gahan.
II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use OF Peruna
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving q
full statement Of your case and he will
DO glad to give you his valuable advice
tree.
Address DR.. Hartman, President O,
Rhe Hartman Saaitariam. Columbus,O
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24

at d. his cousin Mrs. DIR. Harper, OF
Klnston, are here to be with hun.
w all wish for him q safe sad early
Z. recovery. .ss~.~
Henry Pate, q negro living on the
plantation of Capt. 4. l.. Sasser, has
betn arrested and placed in Jail. He
is charged with the killing OK Bum
Caps, who was found on the road
Size In ths6 locality with his skull
crt shed about two weeks ago. The
pre- URINARY trial has not been held
yet, but it IL learned that there IL
considerable ciTcunlstantial evidente
AZ ainst Pate. He had in his posses
sl' u seine days ago a knife which be-
ior ged to Caps, and there are other
circumstances which will probably
81 ar up the mystery surrounding
the death of Capps. -. ssa.ssx.s
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24

A Good Nam
From pers. nal experience Z sssti-
~ hat DeWatt's Lutte Early l..ssrs.
oil. uheqnalied as a ilver pin 4Eey
are righSiy named because they give,
strength anu energy and 90 tne1r
worA with ease.-W. L. Esston.
Bosr0e, Tex. Thousands OF people
a2e using these tiny little palls in
preference to ali others, because
they are SO pleasant and etfeetual.
They cure biliousness. torpid liver,
j.undice, sick headache. const:pa-
t,cn, etc. They do not purge and
weaken. but cleanse and strengthen.
Sold by Goldsboro Drug Co.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24
A constr uctiOn reteSS Is "a ieceSs
tha, u". Lot actually occur.

AAIts tsiAlatISn Cured in (. lay.
"Mysllc Iure' for kheuulatisnn
and Neuralgia radically cuies III l to
u u;ys. lis ction VI Oh III, -Setem
Is l~tAelh@lle ano ntysttIrtLe. 1t
removes at Cnce The ,uusc aL4t4 the
disease ln,u euIately dIeoi pears. The
tIoi oOse greatly beEehto. 10 ,suts
aAd $l.OG. SOFA by Nj. j.. ItuIinson
aiia bro. druggist GoiaebClc, n. g.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24
CHRISTMA AZ
j. II. Hill & Son Have Suitable Ar
ticles For That Purpose.

ticles For That Purpose.
The selection of a Christmas pres
ent is no easy task and often con
suInes more time and thought than
the article is worth. a great many
people would much prefer to give
the money outright if 1t would con-
vey the same good will and delicate
attention which the Christmas gift is
supposed to represent.
j. FL. Hill & Son propose to help
people who do not know what to
select for suitable gifts. Their stock
of suitable articles FOR such a pur-
pose Is not too large or too varied.
They have gathered together just
such goods dis their past long exper-
fence has taught Them will sell.
These goods consist in part of hand
work japanese ware and wedge
wood ware, handsomely decorated;
toilet sets in EBONY and rosewood.
for both ladies and gentlemen; the
latest novelties in stationery. Pal
mer's perfumes: Ariaton, Rose
Leaves, Violet Leaves, and all other
leading odors; a handsome line of
pictures which nave been selected
because of their artistic beauty. All
have been selected with care and
will be sold at reasonable prices.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24

form that will appeal to Democrats
and Independents alike. It has not
yet been demonstrated that German
Is such q man, and it has yet to de-
velop that the Southern delegates
will favor his nomination.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24
NO PAPER NEXT WEEK.

Owing to Christmas and New
Year, there will he no issue of the
WEEKLY ARGUS next week.
And we take this occasion to wish
all our subscribers q joyo1s Christa
ma and a happy and prosperous
New Year.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24
Roesn't kesract Cia Acs.

Its shameful xEen y.rtA 1s.la TO,
respect old age, but ju&. Ire on
tray - TIE ccsf.FT TT. Eire'e j. ew
l,t@ tr:s lI.- tht 81 y stsdies.
10 Z after TOW severe sa,ss 9
tive of cd @e@. ttxst&4 :. In
ciet, :'ostSs. .;:,Ns.sy*s&an n. i1:.. to
tIp ierle. 81. 10. u I'LL
~ Il GrErf'...;
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24
Carrie wants the Nation.
Cured Ct liieh Aihl - Year,

Cu1GU q liith Aihtl g Years.
"5 =. ftalty, g. Lad
80 -. IT, 81 !ebn l,.Gs nd
, .se stL.( C IL r. tttng
." 4 Wlnr's Nlt.n j az.i ave
- II le,manelt.e. JL>..L. i,le
sLIlk, thu az. .lxaine
1Af7 tlZt q, n.isJ, faltp
IL, .4d ail LtLer In on.sses,
+ ny lie Dsn l.. WI - The
- Ft- nil pliers aIe ciesn,w crth-
ouD;sIItlts. 500 by GCldE-
Nsug 20.
FNuUnh fsoroxE~- ~
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daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Edwards and is possessed of a gentle
and sweet disposition and numbers
her friends to the extent of her ac-
Quaintances. The groom is a son of
Elder J. w. Gardner and is also
quite popular among his acquaint-
ance.
There is small danger of any such
calamity as the abolition of advertis-
ing. Instead of curtailing their pub
1icity account, business men every
where are enlarging the range. They
realize that the only way to get trade
Is to have something good and then
let people know about it, at length
convincing the public that they want
what you have.
The city is full to OVERLOOKING with
Christmas shoppers-both from the
the country round about, and the
nearby towns along the lines OF rail-
roads centerIng here. They all know
that Goldsboro is headquarters for
all their needs ard hence they cone
to our city to sup ~ thor Waits.
And GoldslC1o eloones them glad
~ and apl re clatestieir trade,
Mr.. Geo. S. Edwards, All tarer-
1enced piano man, has :rrJ>eG in
the city to succeed Mr.. a. W. CIan-
dler, in the nanaeene EFT Of the
Stief Piano House Ee1e. are rs al
ready taken charge. The stIef liano
is one of the best howl IN the
world, and most populai. Fer toLe
and lasting qualities it has no ST..
perior, which is the verdict of all
good judges.
! His host of friends throughout the
city ill learn with regret that Mr..
i. w. Cox, one of our most progress
stve real estate dealers, is confined to
his home with a severe attack Of
. rheumatism. His eldest son William,
who is a student Of Wake Forest
College, has been called home to take
charge of his fathers business. The
ARGUS joins his friends in wishing
Mr.. Cox a speedy restoration TO
health.
: In keeping with the spirit and
practice of benevolence that is char
acteristic of that order Goldsboro
lodge No. 139 B. p. o. E., at their
meeting Thursday night, donated
fifty dollars to the poor Of the city rs
q Christmas gift, and placed it in the
, hands of the Ladies Benevolent So
''ciety to be expended by them as they
may deem best for the Christmas
cheer of the needy of the city, for
whom the generous gift is intended.
Friends in this sty have received
invitations issued by Elder and Mrs.
fP. D. Gold to the marriage Of their
daughter Miss Ruth Fortune Gold to
our popular young townsman DR..
-fWilliams Spicer, the happy event to
take place on the 29th of this month
at the home of the intended brides
parents in Wilson. Both young peo-
!. pie are social favorites in their re-
spective towns. and they will have
the best wishes of a host of friendsin
the coming celebration of their nup-
tails.
! 1T is gratifying to the ARGUS and
the other many friends of the family
to learn that the condition of Frank,
}, the only son of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. T..
! Castex, who has been critically i'll
with pneumonia for some days-and
is still seriously sick-is better to-
day. His sister Miss Margaret, from
the Greensboro Normal, and his
grandmother, Mrs. Jenkins, of Coneto