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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-11-23
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Congratulations.

EDITOR A RGUS.
P.ease allow me, through your
paper, to offer my congratulations 10
the good people of your city on ac-
count of their great victory over the
accursed traffic in strong drink in The
recent election.
During the past nineteen years l
have been permitted to see Colds
boro only occasionally as visitor,
but it has been, is still, and ever will
be, s.the old home town." and every
progressive enterprise and move
ment for the betterment and good OF
the people has been noted with deel
concern.
When the saloons were closed two
ears ago we rejoiCed. A few "eeSi
ago when the papers announced tn
campaign to restore saloons we fel
lsnxious, hoped, and prayed, ant
now we rejoice again.
During the past two years Gu
Visits there have bean mole pleas
ant on account of the conspicuous 2 {
Esence of screened doors behind whic
Ivoull be heard the clink Of glass ;.n
tbottIe, mingled with profane an
lyulgar words by men made proiant
Vulgar and brute-like by theeontea'
lof the glass and bottle. Why shout
any nation, state or city legalize
, traffic which ruins men.
Il May the same spirit and zeal ii
: the right which has closed tha S;
: looms ever, through coming yea
5 keep them closed and keep benin
, prison bars the person who wou2t
~lby the illegal sale or use of intoz
/ Ecating beverages make void the pr
: hibition law.
j J. G.. JOHNSON,
Gary4burg, N. G.
p Nov. 10, 1905.
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New York's National Theatre

Henry irving did not live to see Il
national theatre established IN Lon
don, but lt is plan tnat Richard
Mansfield Will De more fortunate.
The latter has I0ng advocated the
| catdb bi l5hment OI u national theatre
N which plays could be produced
enaU would not perhaps be CONNER
ciaily possible, aud the New York
movement Is a promising beginning
III that direction. The programme OF
The proposed luxurious tnree-mlilion
dollar theatre 10 New York is thus
defined:
the season will be thirty weeks.
Aher5 WIl noI Oe any long runs.
len plays Will be produced the first
| year; ten eaca year following. And
od two nights each week there will
We opera Com3que--not comic opera,
as Broadway unnappiiy knows it,
out genuine, ueIlsntlUl opera cOml
lque, win artists drawn from Paris
Benin, Vienna ana other toreIgI
cities, as Wen n7 nome singers and I
contingent 1rom The MetroplitaI
OpoIa House."
HeinrIcn Conreld is organizing
tne new theatre, Dur Inc opera nous
l5 nl5 nome. where music outrank
acting. La the new theatre musl
aIli De secondary and acClng first
and Richard AIanefieId, VINO is nov
50 rlcAl ne can afford to leave "tn
codu," WouIu as nla1ager OF tt Civ
&c tone am Standard aJ once.
BlG with or without MIR. Mans
y held the new theatre Will be Gil.
uuct gesin 10 arI aud 90 Gne sage Z
a LII cans of education. 1t Will come
too, al d time when the country
pLay houses aro llieu with rubbish
anu 40 douoL il Will be helpful froL
the outset Ill turning public taste
the right direction. r :.
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Hold Your Cotton.

The following editorial from the
Atlanta Constitution is SO much in
harmony with some of tbs humble
advice we have been giving the cot
ton growers that we are giad TO re-
produce it mere:
Again the cotton statistics of the
federal department of agriculture
nave had their influence on the sell
ing price OF cotton, tais time the
statistics being those of the ginnars.
The effect was 10 slightly depress the
cotton market, and the bears are
again hoping against hope.
Let no southern cotton grower al
low himself to be stampeded into
rushing his bales to market by any
of the "bear" arguments sent out by
|speculators. AS matter of fact, and
a fact never better known il the cot
ton belt, this seasons cotton crop
was call inn remarkably early, ana
its shortness was quickly apparent.
Of course a crop harvested so early
is ginned early. The middle of Nov
ember will see the picking practical
ly over, and it will surprise the men
on the ground who know actual con-
ditions it the ten-miIlion-bale mark
is reached. That would indeed seem
to be a maximum figure.
The manufacturing world will take
every bale Of this years American
cotton crop at its true value based
on the law of supply and demand.
There is no need for the planter to
sell his cotton for less, if he is pre-
pared to hold awhile. Right at this
juncture is good time to "stand pat''
for higher price than the market
is atfording at present. The inevi-
table tendency Of the fieecy staple is
upward. It is bound to advance. The
farmer who can possible hold his
cotton and does not is sacrificing
good, hald-earned dollars. .-1-az=.. .-
Aud the farmers are showing the
same good sense they exercised last
year by holding their cotton.
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A Card of Thanks,

EDITOR ARGUss
Please permit me through the
columns of your valuable paper, to
express my sincere thanks and heart
felt appreciation of the many kind
nesses shown us during the long i'll
ness of my beloved son Dock, by
kind neighbors and sympathizing
friends, and especially the members
of the Machinists' Union.
There is no more tender-hesrted
or sympathetic people to be found
than the good people of Goldsboro,
and I take this method of thanking
one and al for the courtesies shown
our family, and for the many con-
sol ng and comforting words in the
hour of sore affection.
| Verv respee fully,
MRS. A. p. HOLLAND
.Goldsboro, n. c., Nov. p, 'o5.
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Reduced rates one and one-third
drst-class fares plus 25 cents for the
round trip, on the Certificate Plan,
have been authorized from all sta
tions on the A. g. N G. r. R. account
the following occasions: North Caro-
lima Baptist State Convention, Raj
eigh, N. c., Dec. 6-11th, 1905. Agents
at Raleigh will honor certificates on
or before Dec. 14th, 1906. knights
of Gideon, Norfolk, Va, Nov. 3Oih-
Dec LIST, 1906. Agents at Norfolk,
will honor certificates on or before,
Dec. 9Th, 1906. North Carolina An
nual Conference, M. e. Church
South, Wilson, N. c., Nov. 29-Dec..
5th, 1905. Agent at Wilson will
honor certificates ON or before Dec,
9Th, 1906. For further information.
apply to any A. & N. @. ticket AGENT
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An English Author Wrote:

"No shame, no shine, no fruit, 40
flowers, no leaves, NovemberP'
Many Americans wonld add no free
dom. from catarrh, which is SO ag-
gravated during this month that
il becomes constantly troublesome.
THERE'S abundant proof that catarrh
isa desease. Itis related
to scrofula and consumption, being
one of the wasting diseases. Hosd's
Sarsaparillal has shown thst tits cap
able oferad,catings scroiuia, complete
ly cures caatrrh, and taken in time
prevents conumption. We cannot
see how any sufferer can put off
taking this medicine, in view of the
widely published record of its radi-
cal and permanent cures. It is un-
doubtedly Americas Greatest Medi.
Icine for Americas Greatest Disease
-Catarrh.
\ - =
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North Carolina, In Superior Court.
Wayne County, Before the Clerk.
Barnes Aycock and wife MenviIle
aud I. M. Caserly,
VS..
Walter M. Sasser, Millard Sasser,
Jasper v. Sasser and Leslie F. Sasa
ser, the last two infants without gen.
eral or testamentary guardian, and
Evelyn Sasser, widow of Tom Sas-
ser, deceased, and Eva Smith, Will
lism Smith, and Mary Smith, the
last named being an infant without
general or testamentary guardian,
Zen Smith, the husband of Polly
smith, deceased, and the heirs at
law OF Polly Smith and of her chill
dren Eva, William and Mary Smith,
If they be dead, whose names and
residence are unknoWn; J. L. Gibble
and the other heirs at law of Aman-
da Caserly deceased, all of whom, to-
| sether with their names and resi-
dence are unknown to the petition
| RS.
TO Ben Smith, Eva Smith, VIII.
liam and Mary Smith, and the heirs
at law of Polly Smith, and the heirs
Of said Eva, William and Mary
smith, if they be dead, whose names
and residence are unknown and the
heirs at law of Amanda Caserly
whose names ami residence are un.
lknoWn:-
This is proceeding brought for
the sale for partition between Barnes
Aycock and the heirs at law of Tom
Sasser, Polly Smith and Amanda
Caserly OF the lot or parcel of land
known as the Sasser Mill property
situated in Wayne County, North
Carolina, being the lands conveyed
to Eliza Sasser and Amanda Caserly
by John F. Humphrey by deed of
June 18th, 1873, registered in the
office of the Register of Deeds of
Wayne County, North Carolina, in
Book 35, Page liz, and for the ascer-
tainmsnL and payment in cash OF
the interest OF t. M. Caserly, Ben
Smith and Evelyn Sasser; and Ben
Smith the heirs at law of Amanda
Caserly, the heirs at law of Polly
Smith, and of her children Eva, Will
liam and Mary SmIth, if they be dead
1 whose names and residences are un
It known, are hereby commanded Il
D appear before the undersigned at hii
office at the Court House in Colds.
boro, North Carolina, on Thursday
4 November 25th, 1905, and answer O
!. demur to the petition which has thi
q day been filed in said Office.
, This Gath day of October, 1905.
I. f. ORMOND.
y Clerk of thsSuperior Court of Wayn,
e County, North Carolina.
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Chronic Rheumatism Cure,

DIR. II. b. Hettinger, Indianapolis
Ind, says: "Eor several months
after spralning my ankle I was
severly afflicted with Rheumatism,
L finally tried Detchon's Mystic Cure
for Rheumatism, and IN days
could walk without my cane; two
bottles cured me sound and we'll.
take great pleasure in Recommending
the Mystic Cure 10 all who are
atti icted with tsne0InaGlsm.
! Sold by Nj. T.. Robinson & Bro
Druggists.
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AS OTHERS SEE US.
Goldsboro Rises to the Expect
ations of the State at Large.

atiOns of the State at Large.
The leading editorial in this morn
ing's issue OF the Raleigh News &
Observer is one that the Goldsboru
people Will appreciate, not only tor
its gracious compliments but aiso
for its words of encouragement and
poiuters to the ways that bring sub
stantial progress, abiding prosperity
and enduring happiness TO people.
We give the editorial II full as
lulloNs:
zone of the most hotly contested
elections III the history OI GOIdoboro
cane to an end last night by de
ciSiVe victory against me fe-openiDS
Of satoOnS IN that pfoSpero~s city
rWo years ago 1t voted out Saioono
ana some good people thought II
night Iitjure business. EGpefleGce
na, SNOW il EnaC; Instead u l4J uf.Ls
he commercial OF ii id4Ct4s Interests
If the city, Tie t w yt".ro Wlth CLOS
u bars nave baen gears remark
tDle ros.,et.ty a4d pf"-I
y
nure rentA1kaotu aroIn tue TACT that
/ lew mJnvisS ago .I46 BOARD OF alder
men Increased oI,e levy OF city tax
Oyeuty C., ais Gl the hundred dollars
- uay the expenses OF government,
living ao tae reason thai the loss OF
/ 5uoe from saloons made au increase
f taxss necessary. The pocket
l-LVe Is a very sensitive nerve, andl
= sieNIy to the credit of GOIdsDorO
- pie that they did not permit the
.esue toraturn to lower tax 5 10 cause
aeni to vote agaiu tne cuioe oI sa-
oons upon their city. Iaey DO not
oIoW their own horn much ald taeS
are modest folk, are tine G0id d5DpiU
people, but when it comes TO dolnss
the right thing il the right wa.
there are no better people on the
earth.
''The victory is one that will have
far-reaching effect, for Goiusooro
is the gate-Way OF Eastern NORTH
Carolina, and defeat there Woulu
nave been seized upon by the advo-
| Gates of license as an InuIcatIOn Lnat
the temperance wave Was recedlns
and it would have been d backward
movement III temperance ana indus
trial progress, Tor they nearly always
go together. There is not d saloon
IN North Carolina ii a community
that is strictly a manufacturing orln-
dustrial centre. Whiakey anu indus
try are not good bed-feiio VS.. Con
cord, Burlington and High Point are
good examples of industrial towns
and not one of them has had sa-
loon In a quarter of century"
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WALTER LETTER
Chrcnlcling of Weeks Events il
That Thriving Neigh
hNNhnA6

/ W.
That Thriving Neigh
| bOrhoOd.
ARGUS BUREAU
WALTER, N. @.
Nov. 22, 1906.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gurley ana
Master Edgar from your city spen.
Sunday with DIR. and Mrs. Wiz:
Crawford.
Messrs Leonard Smith and L ,3y
Lynch left last week for the "L Ia
of Flowers" where they go to Try
their fortunes. We wish them sue
cess.
Mr.. George Becton and daug lei.
| Miss Lizzie attended church at Sa ,sni
Sunday, and were guests of Mr.. a,.d
Mrs. H.H.Ham.
Mr.. Lon Dail's mule ren way,
last Friday, with Walter Short anc
threw him against the fence, hur:-
ing him very badly, but not ser u--
ly and strewed holly boxes for sons
distance along the road.
If shipping holly continues ar und
here, all the beautiful holly trees
will be mutilated, and the r)hirs
and yellow hammers will find isor,
rations this winter, but th9re is
a little money in it and the trees
must go-and the birds will, to.
Now that "the best town IN tbs
State" has again gone dry, ii i.
prove its faith by its works a ii gt-'
rid Of the blind tigers, and st - 3a :
pending judgment on paym n u
costs. 1t is simply an adverti5 -aaeni
for man to be hauled up il court
for retailing without licen :, and
. then suspend judgment on plmer!
of costs. If you are going ~ .isve
prohibition, have it. Not oaiy pre-
htbit the legal sale, but the ,;legal
also. Carry the law out to .he Let
| ter.
From the height our old g BIER j
now roosting, he no doubt knows
| that Thanksgiving is near a hand
but ne is not in any danger OF iosinz,
his beard this winter, as out tuFhess
feast5 this season will be a tuo- tar.
That may all be SO, and tn IL have
turkey, for amt turkey a rooster
Yes, but rooster amt turkey, by
a whole pen full, and that TACT lie.
prives us of the festive biri, unless
some kind neighbor want 10 sUai
one for pills. But fat ,o-ter al
sWeres every purpose and half The
lpeople can't tell the differ 5nce.
Toby has pig that is d genuine
daisy, in fact, he now has him AZ
| VClllseu. We DO not Know his breed
ug, aud we are satisfied that thi
does not disturb the peaceful slum
.sers Of that pig. Bat from his colo
We would judge him to be mix
ule oi Buff Cochin and Barred Ro Il
| md 10 see him do three minut
5tunt across the ranch, with th
, distance tween him and Toby grlW
= | ing beau fully longer would caus
J one to think ne possessed g trace
lurtf blood. Well when he cam
: here, if he had been as large at bot
a 51ds as ne was where he wears b
d oelt he would have weighed fol
imes a3 much, and if his pedigre
II was as long as both his tai and ao
l. ne could have traced his ancSsto
3 back to those the prodsgai son f.,
q But these We're u5efu, appenueg
j rs he could drink hutteTmlik out
j. jus,and in going through cracks
9 The fence, you could tie knoL
ais tail to prevent MIN FOOTING ov
more than one SO 'lare of the gard,
at a time. H. has male raDi
progress in develop pem7n hoWev
and will some day Do of more p1
tentions proportions.
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Palr11ist and Medium

Don't fail to consult Prof. J. III.
Mace4ilivray, Palmist and Medium.
His ability to read your past will
convince you of his power to read
your future. He has helped thous-
ands and can help you.
Hours from 10 a. IA. to 10 p. M.
no 1Q2 Mulberry ST., City.
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u.s. '' James .. Litchford..

---c~qz James ". LItcnfOr0.z H.
Raleigh News & Observer:1
The shocking accident which re-
suited IN the death on Sunday morn
ing of Mr.. James 0. Litchford hap
pened under circumstances which
ent,er IL One II tne s44uest in the
history Of toe city. WaiGIng aione
81 quiet street, in tue bright ligh,
If an uutumn afternoon, death clme
upon hiin suddenly and without a
lint OF warning. Starting from his
| nome with q promise on nlS lips to
| -eturn in q snort while to take 3
irive with his wife, he was stricken
to die within few hours from his
Injuries.
Like so many men who die so III
the unguarded moment, Mr.. Litch-
ford had everything to live for. He
nad made the best Of his life, rising
from boyhood OF poverty t. an i'm
pOrtant position il the leading saw
Ings bank in the State, through his
own effort and int gritty. He had
she respect of ali his business asso
ciates and the love o. many friends
lie had been married but fe u years
His home he had buC recently bull
and furnished. He was young. Hi
iuture was assured for good, and 1ul
| Of possibilities. In q moment, in tn
glare of day, death fUuad him nefor
ne could even look II IL the face.
For his stricken widow, for his de
voted brother and sisters, the sym
= pathy of the entire city goes out alon
with deep regret at the untimel.
end of useful life. some where,
the warp and Woof of time, the res
son lies secure; i'll the lace Of its il
scrutability there remains but Sol
row unalioyed except as there
healing IN a life well spent, IN tt
record of d man who went the qui
way of his duty making aud keepir
= friends, and " as true 10 the trust r
posed in him.
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GOSSIP Of The World.
sgsgAls OF INTEREST FROM
DIVERS SOURCES.



This year, 1905, will be memor-
abia. 1t Will pe kao8n as the year
VIII, ..sxe, Mas w.ttea before the
title oi Joss.
tn. q 2esrion be.vre Ru5si is this
Shall We save tn people or the little
Czar q d MS grand u ke-?
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The DtisAliof' Sun says: LII tue
city u 6sl4..'o- -'oe' 'l7t,'''1 "S'7 con
ducte b. ling .''s'0'i. - -'''. ! ,
minutea ! .t@f t-'9 L - 'i27 " 14le
res0lt @'a' a.ln|~''o Il wa A'o'
only l2.-ssoAoS->' - II '['' Il
That ~ e.'u'.' . Il : Tsp ,''S' 80 u
= it. au>, .-ef" Va IL '<'--0' 0~A
stufhn- D4' i''- '''7 '''''' - y 40 ~
OF tlos- - 'ell i''''' 'IS - - -, =
the hA"i 7'A'>'lo-i ~ '>'-
lem o. ''s'ii'
KnuXIle, Ienn-, soy, 70. -h@V
J. S. Kennedy, j.. u Ohe Il the
veter&4 OF lhe tio'7t'h coniSfe'cs'
Meth, q 81 Eps C "a. cl0Icn, dIed
at his na.ue n tb1S city today. da
was IN ms eIshmlth o"r ne Was
promiz4 ntly conn cEed Witn VARIOUS
schools ana cDiIeseo III tennessee,
western North Carolina anu SodIi'
west Virginia,
New YORK voters are cOmpiai ming
that t,,ev were slusged on eiectior
day. Ii ,.oes look axe some people
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WANTED.
Hides and Beeswax.

Hides and Beeswax.
The highest market price paid for
Beef Hides, Green Salted Hides,
Dry Hides and Beeswax. Bring
them to me.
JOSEPH EDWARDS.
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$4,000 Gals. Liquor Burn.

Connellsville, Pa, Nov. 19--At
the Overholt distillery at Broadford
today, $4,000 gallons of whiskey
furnisheda spectacular fire entailing
a loss ofs4, 900, 900, covered by insur-
anee. The main bonded warehouse
was burned to the ground.
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GEO. Z. HOOD.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

will write your bond as adminis-
TRAITOR, guardian, contractor, officials,
etc. in a bonding company.
I VIII practice wherever services Is
| desired. 2 s1v52 %
CaRce ia front of Court Hoasa
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One of Andrew 6 Waddelps all
wool blankets is equivalent to three
quilts in warmth, Buy them.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-13
Copper City Happenings Of Interest BaIdns
LINE RIDERS GETTING
 AFTER MEXICANS
CARRY MUCH DUTIABLE STUFF ACROSS BORDER AT POINTS
 DISTANT FROM GUARDHOUSE.

Line Riders Miller and Mcknight, having rounded up all the Mexican horses in the vicinity of the city which are here without having been i'm ported in the regular manner and duty paid on them, have now devoted their attention to a lot of Mexicans who make a practice of crossing the inter national line at points remote from the guardhOuse on Railroad avenue This practice. although unlawful, is common, and the result has been that much duJiable stuff has been brought across without the payment of duty.
 Inspector Dunleavy. who is sta toned at the guardhouSe. has a pair of strong glasses, with which he can see persons passing to and fro across lto line at many points. but being re- sponsible for trafic along the avenue. it is impossible for-him to chase these violators of the customs laws, and it would do him precious little good il he did, for the Mexicans can hide in Ragtown in a time much shorter than would be required for even a mounted man to ride from the guardhouse to the point where they crossed the line
 Yesterday a box of cigars was seized by the line riders from a man who crossed from Agua Prieta at a house. and several other seizures have been made, the nature of which have not yet been made public.