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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-06-21
PENSION NOTICE.

We are asked by MIR. a. B, Hol-
lowell, Chairman Of the Count.
Board Of Pensions. for disabled Con
federate soldiers aad widows, 20 re
quest all applicants for pensions 10 be
present at the oiice Of the Clerk 81
the superior Court on the first Mo-
day In JUL 1906. All who &C a.
ready on the pension list will please
notify the Board on o. before that
date. So that their names may be
continued on the roll.
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~UNHAPPINEss DIsPELLED.

Men and Women Unanimous About 1t.
Many women weep and wall and refuse
to be comforted because their once mag
nificent tresses have become thin and
faded. Many men incline to profanity
because the flies bite through the thin
thatch on their craniums. 1t will be good
news to the miserable Of both sexes, to
learn that Newbro's Herpicide has been
placed upon the market. This is the new
scalp germicide and antiseptic that acts
by destroying the germ or microbe that
is the underlying cause of all hair de-
struction. Fcrpicide is a new prepara-
ton, made after a new formula on an
entirely new principle. Anyone who has
tried it will testify as to its worth. Try
it yourself and be convinced. Sold by
leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps
for samp,c to The Herpicide Co., De-
troit. Mich.
Sold by Higgins Drug 90. Special
Agents.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-06-21
THE NATTER WITH KAN
SAS

In view of a number of incidents
which have TRANSFERRED in that state
of late, the old familiar question is
being revived, "What's the matter
With Kansas"
Of course there are a great many
answers to this question, not includ-
ing floods, cyclones, wildcat politics,
Mary Ellen Leases, Carrie Nations,
and so on. The fact is there are go
many things the matter with Kan
sas it is hard to find time to enumer-
ate them.
One thing, however, which does
not seem to have been widely COM
mented on is the fact that Kansas
appears to have a great deal of trou-
bic with its United States senators.
One senator from Kansas committed
suicide, one retired years ago.to es-
cape the humiliation of expulsion,
one was defeated for reelection by
evidence that he purchased votes
one had his election Investigated by
the senate committee which reported
that bribery in his interest was
proved, but that it was not clear he
was a party to the same or that 8
sufficient number of votes were pur.
chased to change the result. And,
then Burton, the convicted CRATER,
who is under a prison sentence, and
who resigned from the senate just
before his fellow senators were ready
to expel him.
Kansas does a lot of boasting. 1t
is proud of its churches and schools,
and declares that it has more of them
per capita than any other state and
a smaller percentage of foreign born
than most of the other states. In
politics, however, Kansas has not
established an enviable record, and
in the selection of a number of its
United States senators it seems to
have shown poor Judgment. That
is one of the things that are the
matter with Kansas.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-06-21
DEAD IN
Samuel Martin, Native of Rock
ingham County, Passes AWax
at Versailles, No. Where He
Conducted a Hotel, Aged 90.


Conducted a Hotel, Aged 90.
st. Louis, Mo-, June 15.-Dis-
patches today from Versailles, Mo-,
announce the death there yesterday
of Samuel Martin, aged 90, q native
Of Rockingham county N. G. In
| 184S Martin left North Carolina for
the West. Passing through st.
| Louis he settled in Versailles, where
a Year later he because proprietor o
a hotel, which he owaed until his
death. The funeral will be held to.
morrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock, burial
being in Versailles. He is survived
by an ageu WIte and she following
tchildreu. Mrs. John -, McMia4
mother-lu-law of forIier Cl1cuit
Judge joan A. .BIeyins, If ST. Louis.
Mrs. Emms Speard, Apple River.
ILL.,, Misses Lucy and Polly and JoAl
w. Martin, Of Versailles and ". t
Martin, of Paola, Kas.
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Dyspepsia Cure

enables the stomach and digestive organs
- digest snd assimllate ill OF the whole.
some food that may be eaten f4 neudshes
tie body, and rsbuilds the weak or1anA,
restoring health md strength Kodol cures
Indigestion. constipation. dyspepsia, sour
risings. belehing heartburn and ell stomach
disorderH.
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CHEAP RATES.

A Cheap and Convenient Method
of Travelling.
The Atlantic and North Carolina
Company has, effective June LIST,
1906, placed on sale at its principal
ticket offices, Interchangeable Mil
aage Tickets, good ior transportation
tyr one thousand miles, at rate OF
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u transportation over the follow
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Have just put in a steam wood
splitter and will deliver stove wood
split ready for cook stove without
extra charge, W. FL. Griffin.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09

1t is well ascertained fact that the Young
cuckoo, very soon after it is hatched elects
from the nest the young and unmatched eggs
OF its foster parents; thus engrossing all their
care and growing in few days to be larger
tn than the deceived birds, which supply it SO
literally with grubs and Insects
The discoyerer of vaccination, the cele-
brated Doctor Jenner. wrote of this matter
IN the Philosophical Transactions" nearly a
hundred years ago. He watched carefully and
saw the young cuckoo contrive, with the
assistance OF Its rump and WINGS to get a
young sparrow OF the same age upon its back
and keep it there by elevating the "elbows. %
Then 1T clambered upward and backward to
the sioe OF the nest, and, after resting for a
moment, threw it over quite clear with a
JERK 1hen IT felt about with the tips of its
wings, apparently to make sure that its fos-
Ter brother was gone, after which it quickly
settled back in the nest, to receive a double
share of food. And all this was before the
greedy little monsters eyes were open. or
pin-feathers growni
Various reasons have been advanced by
natnrahsts 1a Tor the cuckOos thus depoSiting
seems entirely satisfactory.
In our own country some of the buntings,
also passerlne birds, are accused of placi10
their eggs IN the nests OF other birds, to he
hstehed' IA and the young fed at the, expense
cucloos. of which there are three varieties
(the yellow-billed, the black billed and the
mangroVel, honestly hatch and rear their
broods of young an substantial but roughly
built nests
Like its European cousin, the American
cuckoo is migratory, and is also fond Of shade
and thick woods. 1t is often called the cow
bird, from its note being compared to Cow!
cow!" In PennsyiYan it is called the rain
crow, from its calling at the edges Of woods
and thickets as showers are approaching. Like
the European cuckoo, it has short legs, and
feet not well adapted for walking on the
ground. 1t is often seen about grapevines.
while on the wing, and it is a regular robber
of the nests of other birds smaller than itself,
sucking their eggs with avidity
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09

day OF about the end OF june IL the on
stavs Longer it ceases to call; but for the most
nart the cuckoos then 60 south again, reach
inc. before the storms OF autumn come, tne
wsTm. dry climate of the north OF Africa.
The name of Cuckoo" is almost the same IN
ali countries where the bird is known, and rs
n rood example of onomatOpeia, or the lorn-
inc of a word from the sound which the
thing in question makes III
Many legends and stories connected WITH
the cuckoo are as ancient as any history; anu
tbe Greek and Roman mythology sometimes
placed cuckoo upon the scePere VI oo'S'
The Russian peasants believe that the bird
ia really young girl, who was metamor-
nbosed because the wept too long and bitterly
the death of her lover, and thus neglected
mc,roo is the emblem of grief and melan-
choly.. A.L;no,oou = onroors in
Ne Tnigration northward, at the same time
as pigeons and doves, and it is there supposed
20 be the leader or conductor, without which
Re others could not find their way.
VIZ The Swiss call the cuckoo the baker" or
.ha ssmillers man." and say that it is en-
sIsnted. and placed in its present form as a
nunishment for having stolen, IN time OF
famine. the flour which the poor intrnsted
In Sweden the young girls endeavor to fore
ALL by the number of cries OF the cuckoo,
tbe the time Of their marriage
In some other European countries the su-
,,e,--tition exists that If the cuckoo's call is
Grst heard from the north, 1T portends dis
tress and trouble for the hearer; while if it
comes from the east, the south, or the west,
Il Is an augurg of hope and happiness. They
also think that if ones purse is empty when
theirs for the ensuing year, while, ON the
contrary, il there is money in their pockets,
Il will be sure to increase. Then, too if one
is very hungry when he hears the cuckoo for
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09


could not read intelligiby, because
his mind was bent on mischief the
whole day through.
With the winter teacher-a mamie just
kept within bounds; but every summer he
had brush" as he called it, with the wom
an teacher, and kept her in an anxiously ex
cited state throughout the term.
The lady who taught them this summer was
Miss Mary Rose, and, as this was her first
school, Norris confded to the boys that he
should postpone breaking her in for while.
SO, for few days, she was left to the illu
sion that the group of children around her was
made up of so many cherubs, and then he be-
gan to lay plans for a siege.
His base of operations, at first, always con
sisted in defying the rules. So his first Of
tense was staying outside half an hour or
more after school had been called at recess
Now, the summer before he had not only
remained out, but had pelted the schoolhouse
wall as well; SO you see that he meant to be
little forbearing, after all.
Well, what did Miss Rose do but detan
him many minutes after the others were
dismissed as he had been absent
Under ordinary circumstances Norris would
have just marched out, and paid no attention
TO the teachers command; but the little
schoolmistress stood quietly by the door and
looked at him; and though he was well aware
that physically, he was the strongeT there
was in her eyes look of power that he could
not resist.
But, when once set free, he gave a whoop
on the schoolhouse steps, in order to recover
his standing little, and told the boys, when
he joined them, that Miss Rose and he had
got to have a brush, and that was just what
it was coming to-
On his way TO school, Norris passed a little
grimy smithy, where the village horses were
shod. The proprietor Of this establishment,
Jack Parker, and he were old acquaintance.
The next morning, when Norris passed by
to school, Jack stood in the door, looking as
sooty his shop. He was huge fellow, sim
ewy and powerful, and looked as though he
might have been made at his own forge; and
yet, beneath this rough exterior throbbed a
heart exceedingly warm and tender.
Miss Rose, in passing that way, had once
looked into his shop with seeming interest
Ii was work. and she liked to see the strong
arm weld the hard iron.
Catching glimpse of her face, Jack fancied
there was the same look in it that had be-
longed to little daughter of his, who had
rested now several years in the village church
yard.
Norris" said Jack, this morning, Howard
Town told me last night that you was going
to lick the teacher"
Norris Strengthened up and looked import
ant.
"Well, yes, do think of commencin' lit
tie in that line pretty soon. She amt very
big though, and it won't do to be very saw
age; and it won't do to have her bossn' of
feler round nuther, you know"
"See here, Norris" said Jack; Il don't be-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09

lieye you ever had 6rst-class whipping in
your life, and III tell you what III do. If
you lay finger on that little woman to harm
her, I'll give you a sound mauling, as sure's
my names Jack Parker
And the stalwart blacksmith brought down
his sledge-hammer of fist with emphasis on
his leathern apron
Norris put his thumb up to his nose and
marched on He did not care much for Jacks
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09

threat, he felt so sure he could keep out of
his way, and he did mean to give the young
schoolmistress scare, at any rate; and this
was the way he would do it:
He would break rules again, and she would
call him out. but he wouldn't go. He was an
old warrior. and knew pretty well how to
count the cost of an engagement, and form a
correct judgment of the mettle of his foe, and
be felt sure that Miss Rose was gritty enough
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09

But the most remarkable thing about them is
that they build nest, but deposit their
eggs in the nests of other birds, always Sc
leeting those which are principally insectivor-
Gus, and which have young smaller than their
own. The Industrious little hedge-sparrow's
nest is very frequently selected by the cuckoo
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09
The MoDot topous Cuck

The first time, he will be in peril of starva.
tion before the year is out.
But let us turn from these idle old-world
tales, and see what curious habits this bird
has.
The European cuckoo has the toes placed
two before and two behind, has very short
legs and is different in form and in the di-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09
Copyright. James Elyerson

Copyright. James Eyerson
JCKOO! Cuckoo! The monotonous,
peculiar, far-reaching cry issues from
the dense foliage in some clump OF
English woods, during the first week
in April, and is theneeforwar,a
heard all day long until st. John 5
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09
Copyright by James ElversOn.)

VVUUyfIKht Dy JHft1fss EIYefSOHJ
AY10RRIS THORNTON was the worst
IN boy in school, and everybody said
Sz1z7S;5 So He was twelve years old now
ksSSzM strong, good-loodng lad, that
could not read intelligibly, because
his mind rrnn hnr,I ON misc ief the
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-13

ably podal sic do dymisyi, bo on
i'm zawadza; oni komuS chca u
latwic objecie tego stanowiska,
ktos ich pozyskal dla siebie, ktoS
ich nastroil.
Tymczasem delegacya austry-
acka W sposob ostentacyjny u
chwalila wotum zaufania hr. Co
iuchowskiemu.
Zatem delgacye wspolne ME
majq wsp6lnej mySli. Ich opinie
rozesziy sic W przeciwnych kie-
runkach. Gdyby ich usposobien
minister uwazal "a konieczne wy
ciagnac ,,odpowiednie konsekwen-
eye" = co mu zalecil P. Rakov-
szky = to ktore usposoblenle
musiaIlby bnzyjac jake decydu-
jace?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-13
Kronika Miejscowa.
Sprawa sedziego Chetlain.

Sprawa sedziego chetlain.
Przed komisya stowarzyszenia
prawnik6w stan2i wczoraj, pod
straza dwoch podszeryfow, An
thony R. Silverston, alias Silber'
stein, alias Silberberg, pocho.
dzenia Niemiec, ktory w Z ropie
byl kelnerem, w New Yorku do
puScil sic dwuzehstwa, a obecnie
znajduje sic W Chicago W wiezie'
niu powiatowem, pod zarzutem
sprzeniewierzenia cudzei wlasno'
Sci. Podlug zeznah tego pana, l.
stniala w Chicago spolka, do kto-
rel nalezai on, J. w. Curtis, E.B.
Dennison i sedzia Chetlain. Swia
dek utrzymywal nietylko re Sc.
dzia, lecz Loefflerem, aldernla.
mem Brennerem ssdzia Chott
dobre stosunki. Sp6lka mcclure
Umbrella Co. dosz}a do posia.
dania kapitalu W sumie $4,000.
Loeffler oSwiadcyl swiadkowi
wtecz, ze nabedzie wcksle Chet-
laina, jezeli sedzia da mu zapew-
nienie, re wygra process w spra--
vie sfaiszowania protokolu rady
miejskiej. On, swiadek, j sedzia
pokoju Chott poSredniczyli w tel
sprawie, sedzia otrzyma} pie
Made "a sw6j podpis. Takich
weksli sedziego Chetlain puscil
swiadek S;llberstein w o1ieg ma
sumo $4,000. Stanowily one dla
mego- iak m6wil : chleb ma
siem. Swiadek zeznawa} nadto,zs
oprowadzaI czesto Chetlaina po
roznych szynkach i traktowai go
tam piwem lub winem. Trudno O.
rzec, jake wrazenie ma czlonkach
kornisyi stowarzyszenia prawni-
sk6w robi}ys zeznania takiego
sswiadka, jak Silberstein. )
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-13

w Bia}ynstoku 8 zydow-
skich fabrykantow zlikwidowaio
interesa ably wywedrowac do Pa
lestyny.
Z Pultawy wyjechalo mho-
stwo zydow obawy pred re
zia, ale dzien przeszedi spokoj-
ME.
= w Kanuszynie grenada A.
strachanow porwaia prezydenta
policyi, burmistrza kilku policy
antow i obiia ich "a wzniecanie
rozruchow.
= w kodzi poiozenie stale sic
krytyc3ne W skutek strajku ro-
botnik6w fabrycznych j agrar-
nych'a
- w Ocampo, Chihuahua W
Meksyku, urwanie chmury i osu-
niecie sic ziemi, zniszczyiy pra-
vie Gale miasto, kilka lub kilka-
nascie osob zostaio zabitych.
= w Cedar Rapids ma pikni-
ku siedmioro dzieci liczacych 7
= 16 lat, utoneio W rzece, dosta-
wszy sic przy zabawianiu sic W
plytkiej wodzie, do jakiejs ukryr
tel gbebiny. Jedna tych dziew-
czynek, 7 letnia tonela: inne,
chcac ia ratowat, po kolei utdne-
iy.
- Strajk W kopalniach wegla
W Ohio jest powazniejszy, niz sic
wydawalo. Jeszcze kilka tysiecy
gornikow strajkuje.
w Claiborne, niedaleko
Shreveport, La, lynczowano mu-
rzyna, ktory zrobil zamach kry-
minalny ma siostre wybitnego
farmera.
w San Marial, Tex, wczo-
raj rano daily sic odczuc diva bar
dzo slime trzesienia ziemi i spo'
wodowaly popioch' Szkody je-
dnak zadnej ME zrzadzily.
Z Seattle, Wash, donosza,
re 100000 Alaski przesianych
ma Pacific Express Co., ktos
skradl w czasie przejazdu ma pa
rowcu Ida May". Me ma sladu
zlodzieja.
w Jonson City, Tenn
spaliia sic fabryka American
Cigar Box CO.. Pozar zrzadzil
szkode ma 10000, a IFS robotni-
kow straciio prace.
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Minneapolis, Mimi, 13 lipca.-
Konduktor kolejowy N. M.
Riggs, podejrzany o zamordowa-
ME panny Millie Ellison, aresz-
towany w Elroy, Wis, otrzymai
DO aresztowaniu zezwolenie od-
wiedzenia swej zony corki. Tam
udal sic do pokoju kapielowego
odebral sobie zycie wystrzalem
rewolweru. Znaleziono w jego
mieszkaniu torbe podrozna "a
mordowanej i inne dowody, re
on byl morderca. Jak sic dowie-
dziano, graf on role konkurenta
panny Ellison, ktora ME wiedzia-
Ia, re on jest zonatym nalega}a,
by Stub przyspieszy}.
Kansas City, Mo-, 13 lipca' =
Byly senator stanowy w. F.
Lions, prezydent Central Ice
Coz, wystapil jake swiadek W
procesie trustu lodowego i opo-
wiada zupeinie z zimna krwiq, re
w r. 1900 rozpoczai interes lodo-
wy kapitalem $500, w przecia-
gu roku zarobii $4,000, obecnie
posiada interes lodowy wartoSci
S4OO.OOO Zdaniem jego, ceny To-
du nalezy ciagle podwyzszac. "a
pytany to, czy siusznem jest
takie postepowanie, odpowiedzial,
ze ME bawi sic w filantropa, tyl-
ko prowadzac interes, stara sic
zarobic jak najwiecej pieniedzy'
Zaprzecza, by nalezal do ytrus-
tue, ale przyznal, re podwyzsza
ceny, skoro sic dowie, re inni
podWyzszaJa. WyraZh teZ uDole-
wanie, re handlarze lodu zanad-
to So nieslniali W podwyzszaniu
cen lodu.
Cody, Wyo., 13 lipca. = Okolo
100 strajkerow opanowa}o rzado-
wy magazyn u tunelu Corbetta
w rezerwacyi Shone, 8 mil cd Co.
dy, i ME dopuszczaja innych ro-
botnikow, grozac strzelaniem,
Szeryf Hammett z Cody wybral
sic ma miejsce rozruchow 30
zbrojnymi. Ponlewaz srajkujaey
So uzbrojeni i rozzioszczeni So
ma wiadze "a napedzenie ich z
Cody 4 lipca, przeto niezawodnie
przyjdzie do krwawej roprawy'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-13
Piatek dnia 1890 Lipca 1906 r.

ka osob. Wtedy kozacy wystapi-
Ii przeciw Tatarom, pozabijali /
ranili wielu, a innych rozproszy-
Ii. = w dystrykcie Sangisus Ia
tarzy spladrowali wieS ormiah-
ska,
Paryz, 13 lipca. = Sad kasa-
cyjny ogiosil wczoraj swoj wy
rok W sprawie Dreyfusa. Chwila
byIa uroczysta, gdy zasiad}o
wszystkich 49 czlonkow kolle-
gium sedziowskiego W sail zapel-
nionej sluchaczami. Sam Dreyfus
ME byl obeony; pozostal W izdeb-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-07-13

calona niezawodnie bylby obra-
ny, gdyz ludnoSc go .wielbiia IL
chodzil "a bohatera wojskowego.
Meksyk, 13 lipca. = Wedle de-
pesz tu nadesziych, przywodca
rewolucyonistow guatemalskich,
gen, Toledo, powiekszywszy swe
wojsko i rozporzadzajac artyle-
rya, onegdaj wydal bitwe regu-
1arnym wojskom Guatemala w
departamencie Jatiupa, 4 mile cd
granicy Salvadoru i odniosl zu-
peine zwyciestwo. Straty po obu
stronach byly znaczne.
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ce swej ma poddaszu,' ale byla ca
la jego rodzina wszyscy przyja-
ciele. Sad orzekl, re skazanie
Dreyfusa by}o omylka sadowa i
uznal Dreyfusa najzupelniej ME
winnym wszelkiej zarzuconej mu
why.
Dreyfus ma prawo teraz po-
wr6cic do sluzby wojskowej a W
izbie posl6wi premier Sarrien O.
znajmil, re Dreyfus zostanie
przyjety do armii W randze majo-
ra. Zapewnii tez izbe, il wyrok
sqdu kasacyjnego zostanie oglo-
SONY plakatami W kazdej miej-
scowoSci Francyi.
Rzym, 13 lipca. = w Ankonie,
gdzie 2 czerwca policya znalazla
w domu pewnego balWierza Je-
dna bombe i rome materya}y wy
buchowe, znaleziono wczoraj zno-
WI try bomby, tym razem w do
mu niejakiego Annibali Perretti.
Perretti tlomaczyl Sic, re bomby
bvfy przeznaczone do zabijania
ryb, a re raz juz byl karany "a
niszczenie ryb "a pomoca dyna-
mitu, przeto jego tlomaczenie
wydaje sic prawdopodobnem.
Londyn, 13 lipca' = Motorowy
pewien omnibus, II ktorego ha-
mulec sic zepsui, runal w prze-
pa$c W poblizu CrawIey. Z "a ja-
dacych szeSc zostalo ma miejscu
zabitych, wszyscy inni pokale-
czeni. Niektorzy So pokaleczeni
smiertelnie,
Berlin, 13 lipca. - w sprawie
aresztowanego w Altonie Angus
ia Rosenberga, podejrzanego o
anarchizm, wladze przedewszy-
stkiem teraz staraja sic spra-
wdzic czy jest on poddanym ME
mieckim, czy obywatelem amery-
kanskim. w tym ostatnim razie
prawdopodobnie odeSle sic 60 do
Stanow Zjednoczonych, a tie mo
ga go swoja droga ME przyjac
jake anarchiste.
Washington, 13 lipca. = w
bitwie pod El Jivaro w Guatema-
Ii, piec mil cd granicy Salvadoru,
zostaly wojska salvadorskie we
srode pobite przez Guatemalczy-
k6w, a polegl TAME Thomas Re-
galado, dowodca wojsk salvador
sskich. Regalado byl prezydentem
2.Salvadoru cd r. 1899 = 1903 We
dug konstytucyi ME mogl pono-
gwnie kandydowac, ale byi kan
naiy przyszlego oprezy-
bdenta, skoro skonczy sic ttrzedo-
snvan;e obecnero prezydertal Es-