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The daily tribune., 1908-07-03
WET FOURTH IN MEXICO.

WET FOURTH IN MEXICO.
City of Mexico, July 3-American
residents Of this city will celebrate
tho Fourth with elaborate festivities.
A spirited campaign to prevent the
sale of intoxicants WAS voted down by
members of the colony and the cele-
bration will be "wet' AZ usual.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-03
ALL NATIONS
CELEBRATING
JULY FOURTH
MERRYMAKING IN PARIS.

Paris, July -Merrymaking incl
dent to the Independence Day obsery.
ance began today in the American
quarter and will culminate tomorrow
night in a grand banquet, which will
be attended by several Americans Of
prominence. American residents
will attempt to prove tomorrow the
truth of Patrick F. Murphy's obser-
vation that, Notwithstanding the mum
Der Of Frenohmen who persist in fire.
quenting the city, Paris. is still an
American city.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-03

For Sale--Cheap, a good refrigerator
in good condition. Call at 22s East
Third st. Gil
The daily tribune., 1908-07-03

The only fresh line Of fireworks in
the city. prices right. Frueauff Bros
3-6
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-06-25
woodland Crumbs.

Miss Nellie MeCown, of Wilson,, N.
c.. a trained nurse, has been visiting
her parents and attended church at
Woodland on Sunday last.
Mr.. Walter Moore, of Wilmington,
was out Sunday.
Miss Stevens, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Stevens OF Goldsboro, at
tended church at Woodland Saturday.
The roll call meeting held at Wood
land on Saturday was we'll attended,
the programme was carried out nicely,
a large number answering to their
names and some letters read from
absent members. Dinner was served
in picnic form, and a se~ciaIhour follow
ed. "reminiscences by Mrs. Lillian
Overman, a paper read by P~residenr
L.. u. Hobbs, of Guilford College, and
an address by. w. g.. Hubbard, consti-
tuted the exercises Of the afternoon,
except the song service, all ofs which
was excellent and highly appreciated.
We feel that it has been a brigh day
for Woodland.
President Hobbs remained over Sun
day and spoke on religion being the
greatest power in the world, and al
8 D. m. on Christian Education, all @,
which was very good and inspiring.
Quite a number of the people of your
city are calling at Myrtle Springs thes.
hot days.
Corn is being laid by and water
melons will soon be ripe.
Reader.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-06-25
WILLIAM H. TAFT.

A convention that was packed by the
administration in a manner more open
than this country had V g experienced
has executed the orders of the White
House. William Howard Taft has been
placed OH a platform that was dictated
in FINEST every iinein the White House
itself. The real platform is, however,
Theodore Roosevelt and his policies,
and the nominee has little chance of
success if he departs in any material
respect from the precepts Of Mr.. Reese
Welt.
The wayin which federal office-held-
ers were seated from the south, n
the machine-like actions first ef the
national committee and then ofthe ere
dentials committee at Chicago, by
which nearly all anti-Taft delegates
were driven out, regardless ofthe rights
of contestants, nearly created a revolu-
ton in the convention. M subject OF
representation in future conventions
was warmly debated on Wednesday
and the present basis of representation
was maintained by the close ivote OF
sos yeas and All nays. The southern
delegates saved the day. for one north
ern state after another voted to change
the representation of the southern rot
ten boroughs.
William II. Taft goes to the people
at the dictatien Of a dying admins
tration that employed for that purpes'
delegates who have no electoral voter
behind them. II the country likes th1
change in popular government the.
will elect Taft President, but if the.
prefer the old way Of selecting a Prssi
dent they will act accordingly in No
vsmber. AS things stand, Presidsn
Roosevelt has decided to see that hi
policies are carried cut after he goe
out OF office. He selects q man to carr
them out. This man Is William How
ard TAFT, whom Roosevelt has cause
to be made the nominee of the republ
can party. He has written the pla1
form he is to stand N, and it is his will
rather tran tho popular will, that Ia
stands for and represents. This ma
be all right, but it is not popular goN
It is government by col
tinuity of administration. tits govern
ment by Theodore Roosevelt. Tn
certainly is notgovsrnmsnt of the pc
pie by the people for he people.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-06-25
Genoa Items.

Mrs. Ashley Edgerton, of Rocky
Mount, visited relatives here satur-
day. ).
Mr.. w. j. Moore, Of Wilmington,
visited his father, Mr.. J. r. Moore,
asst week.
Mr.. w. F. Moore went to Whining
ton Wednesday,. returning Saturday.
He reports a very pleasant trip.
Misses Nell Herring, Amy and Mary
Brogden, of near Dudley, were guests
OF Miss Nettie Hollowell Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Farmer, after
spending a short while with relatives
here, returned to their home,nea Holly
Springs, Sunday.
President L. L. Hobbs, of Guilford
College, attended services at Woodland
Friends church Saturday and Sunday
His services were very much appre.
eiated.
Mrs. Chas. Giddens and little daugh
ter, Gladys, left one day last week 70.
Wrightsville Beach, where they will
spend some time for the benefit OF tn,
latter's health.
Miss Nellie McCown, who has finish
ed the nurses course at Wilson Sana
torium, ana after spending a few day
in Durham attending the Nurses Con
vention, is at home now, to the deligh
of her many friends.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-06-25
Examinations for Teachers Cefii-
fiCateS.

On July 9th and 10th, at the Cour
House in Goldsbore, examinations
for the following teachers certificates
will be held:
The Two Year County Certificate.
The Five Year State Certificate.
The High School Certificate.
Questions for the examination of the
Five Year State Certificate and the
High School Certificate will be pre-
pared by the State Board Of Examin-
ers, and all papers will be graded by
the said Board. Information relative
to these examinations and application
blanks will be furnished upon request.
nv the State Superintendent or by the
County Superintendent of Public In
struetion.
G.. T. Atkinson,
County superintendent.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-06-25
AT HALF MAST.
Nsrth Carolina Pays Ready Homo,
to a Great Mans Memory.

Raleigh, June 24-Gov. Glenn, on
being informed of Mr.. Cleveland's
death, sent the following telegram:
"Mrs. Grover Cleveland, Princeton,
NJ
"As Governor of North Carolina
and friend Of Mr.. Cleveland, I extend
great loss.
''R. B. Glenn"
Gov. Glenn was a great personal ad-
mirer of the Ex-President, having
known him we'll. He was telector fol
Cleveland twice and was appointed by
him district attorney in 1898.
State and National flags here are a
half mast.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-06-25
GAOVER CLEVELAND DEAD.

In the death OF Grove Cleveland
the most historic character and stall
wart patriot and trusted STATESMAN
since the days OF Washington has
gone the way of all flesh. And the
ARGUS did not wait till he was dead
to say this OF him. It has been our
undertaking estimate of him since this
paper was a paper. He was the only
man that gave an issue and brought
success ts the National Democratic
party since the war, and he passes to-
day into history secure in the distinc-
of private lite, after service in high
public place, the ready ear OF all patr1-
otto Americans, without regard to
party affiliations, and their unquestion-
cd fsalty.
Great mamie was! Great of soul,
great of thought. great in public utter
ance and in official purpose. One who
had wisdom, because, as a ruler and
guide of his people, he coveted wisdom
and she "is found by them that seek
her,
"Wisdom is glorious, and nsvel
tadeth away, and is easily seen by
them thai love her, and is found by
them tina seek her"
And latter this cometh night, but NJ
evil can overcome wisdom" for Goo
loveth none buthim t~hatdwelleth will
wisdom. And so we. have the assur
n founded on faith in the promises
that this so great man, today "falle1
ON Sleep" is now enjoying the beatlh'
vision, which is the joy of b elect
ito see His face,'
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-06-25
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
June "a.

17O6 Madrid entered by the Eng
1ish and Portuguese.
1741 Alliance between George II. of
England and Maria Theresa of
Austria.
1853 General William Hull born in
Connecticut. DIED in Messa-
chusetts, November 20, 1925.
1918 Americans surrendered at
Beavers Dams.
1881 Reform bill re-introduced in
the British parliament.
1856 President of the United States
recognized the flibuster Cen
eral Walker as President OF
Nicaragua.
1859 Repu1se OF the French and
English squadron OF the Peiho'
1863 Japanese ports closed to Euro
pean and American traders.
1871 Cornerstone for the New York
State capitol laid at Albany.
1900 Spain coded the Carsline Is
lands to Germany.
1907 President Roosevelt signed
treaty with Santo Domingo.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-06-25
An Endorsement.
To the Democratic Voters of Wayne County,

The undersigned desire to pesentto you consideration the name of Mr.. Will
A. Copeland, If Great Swamp Township who seeks the nomination for the office
of Register of Deeds, and we, who.knovfhim intimately, who ARE acquainted with his
splendid character his qualifications for the office and his answering fealty to the
principles Of Democracy M his serWce to the party deem it a privilege tx gve the
impress # or names to his candidacy, and urge upon you to support him in mr
Township Primaries and in the County Convention.
The time lis ripe for a return to the great underlying policy of Democracy that
guarantees integrity in office an v@r to the party and hope to it's adherents, liz
|"Rotaton in Office"
he present mcumbentso of our county Office have served well, but they wentin
under rotation, n they should voluntarily do now as the would be done bvthex
should rotaueA@
This being true, W feel haty your choice of a successor to our presentv very *
1celent Register Of Deeds could not fall pom one more capable OF worthy than William
IA. Copeland; and, too, he comes from a township and section that has always stood
firm in the parys battes in the past and hash had little recognition in the allotment
of the Offices.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-06-25

BARNES @
E. [. B.
CHAS. AYCOCK,
G. S. GOODWIN,
W. G..
]. 3.
HENRY HOLLAND.
J. NJ.
N. N.
DICKINSON.
J. W. @
j. T. AYCOCK,
M. r. O
F. Il. HOOKS.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-06-25
GENERAL WRlGHT's APPOINTMENT.

The announcement that Gsnl. Luke
Judge Taft - secretary Of war, will
be . source of qualification to the host
Of friends Of the a%ppointss in his own
State ~ well a. througheutIths South,
whore he 10 widely known and sstesm-
cd.
The appointment was net unsxPsst-
ed. It was rumorsd o while back that
Gen. Wright was slated fer the posi-
ton. It was then reported that the
appointment would carry with 1t tive
purposes, enc to put ut the sad of she
war dspartm snt q man Of rare sxseu-
tive ability and ripe experience, and
1t the same time to employ this means
Of carrying Tennessee for the rspubli-
can presidential ticket. Whats effect
the appointment will have In that d.
rsctisn IL prsblsm aticAl at this time,
and remains to be seen. But that the
selection was . wise one from a stand
point of the fitness Of thsS a%ppofntse
will be gsnsrally conceded by those
whe know the ability and the charac-
acter of the man.
Gen. Wright has been tried in many
positions Of responsibility and trust,
and was not wanting in any of them.
He is one Of b leading citizens Of the
South, and has been prominent in pub
lie spirited movements for its advance
ment and welfare. In the terrible yell
low fever Of his home town
he was . power for good, and his ef-
forts and influence in that crisis mark
ed his unselfsh dsvotionste duty. AS a
member of the Philippine commission
and afterwards as governor of the is
lands he made o splendid record, and
subsequently served with ability ~
first ambassador to Japan at q time
when the relations bstwsen.that csun-
l try and the United States required a
1 high degree Of diplomacy by the Amer
r lean representatives. tE1aM
It il no doubt true, as President
L Roosevelt says, that General Wrigh1
l Is the best equipped NAL in the country
, to take up the work of the war depart
mont, which requires wide experience
and special training, and which Offers
abroad field for the splendid talent!
and qualifications otthensw appeintes
g He will have many difficult matters t.
9 handle, but General Wright will prov
himself equal to the task.
n The fact that General Wright was
Confederate seldisr-and ene Of tn
trusst and bravsst, and new conass t
the head of the Wac department., 4
wears alter that war, Is worthy Of net
Ifrem many view points and most graf
/ tying withal.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-06-25

There is some controversy over who
will collect and distribute the rspubli-
can slush this year. It will be rsmsm-
bered q considerable nucleus Is left
over from the last campaign to start
the ball a.rolling.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-06-25

C. c.. AYCOCK,
d. d. E.
w. r. HOOKS,
ID.
". Z. BURLINGTON M. D.
j. z. HOOKS,
L. @. HAYES, N. D.
j. B. HOOKS,
j. D.. DA WIS,
". B.. FLOARS,
T. l.. VEL VERTON,
N. 7.
T. E.. VEL VERTON
L.. D. HOOKS,
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-06-25

Funny pictures q tOpera House every
night don't miss them.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-06-25

One of the trying features Of tht
weather is the persistence with which
your friends in places just as hst work
off that old gag about sleeping uns
blankets every night.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-06-25

r. r.. CHASE,
W. S. LANE,
w. r.
E.. L. PIPPLN.
W. T. HOOKS,
JAMES OVERMAN.
SIMON AYCOCK,
LARRY
r
". L. POPE,
ALEX.
MILFORD AYCOCK.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-27

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-27

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-27
Sdjlnnc 8cidGftslcntc.

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llutgcn cine golOcnc llDr mo Settle
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-27
Stdot Baltimore.
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GclCiiioH nljtc. Mooiiic". ........ ocrncrt
IlrnbuHc colo oSbrc 5iur ultu"......| uVlD
&r. %uutC5 CtroiupCC.
@lnlorcatc y@trajo 10 come pomc In
lbC Enri" ......... .....-... ,... Guulpc
GrlCiiiou uFopuinr Observation-Disclosures. Stcru
NlmcriraI Eatrol" ........-.... Mtchum
cclcltton oSttm Qilc2 nom BOTTOM. .eO0cu
Mtnrih asiura ano Sirtpca" ........ 3ouiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-27

8encrnI ¬ ii Der
SronfrCid . General u. geo
&nntt lit bon elmer mcbr ais ein
Nobr >u0brcn0cn Guroporeiic nod
Baltimore 5urildqrrCbh. 0iClel6t
brohtc i'm tntCr nmbrrcm ndd GnQ.
Sdmci& @Cl0tcn Npuoro uno Sta.
lien. @Ghrcno CT lid in %ertbuliolti.
idcr @ciic ilbCr bic SA0nbciten &c:
fcrrlitcn &tnliCn'S, inabclonoCre bon
Nonl, 9tcupcl mo &cnc0ig GllBertc,
iNcint Is ibn IN 6rnnfrcib gar nidt
Gctallct SIT hnbClt, 0aS CT, nit leircc
Nnliptltu0t Enria poral1, IN cincnt
2nltan0c moroliid)cr 0ecooel1ce be-
tangen crtldrt. 0Irunfrcid miro bon
NtbclItcn rcgicrt" mcinte General
¬t, bic ollca IN ibrcr Wod)t Sic
QcnOc tblt1, 0ic Ncligion aus Dem
Snn0e ST. trcibcn. Sic t~rcficn Oo3
@cr5 oca fron5oiiihen Bottles, mn
mcnlt iid old) nidt iogel lGbt. Nos
ooS Hciultot lcin nl1g - Hcpolu.
tlon, &rlcg o0cr un0crc Sdlrcfcn -,
iidlcr III, oaB 6ronfrcid eillem fltrd5t-
barren Gl0c jlttrcibt, mcldcS Die g8elt
in Stalnclt lcBcn miro"
Ser meme &cftor. Gum
NudIfolger oca pcritorbenen Gcftors
Ger Moultt Golunrp STRIDE, Gdc ron
&unilton.S terrace un0 Wooiion .Nue.,
Ynitor Gr. u. $. Yuine, hot Der @e-
mcinberotb ocr Nuitor @iliam e..
WcGlcnthcn crpGblt. Gaitor Mc.
Glcttben mar Icit ben lebtcn Sobrcn
in %genunlttcr STRIDE ais SiiliSpre0i-
ger ongcltcllt; iltr 3eit beiinoct cr lid
6llr Grbolung III GIicr, N.Y., ullo &c.
bud)te, an /. S%cptenber bon leinen
Scrien 5urild5uftbren. Ser neller.
moblte Jfeftor lit ungefdbr 30 Sabre
alt uno grnouirtc ollf Scr llnipcriit1t
ron Genniploonien ulto Dem 4age-
nleilen t~beologiiden Seninor in
9tcip,Dort. Sm Sabre 1900 mliroe er
in scr bilbGflidel STRIDE proitirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-27

SOltimUrcr, lucldJr Die CONNER
Wunatc ankcrDal6 Der StnOt ucrbrin'
ncu, f1nncn ocn yGurrcipunbcut" nadl
irgcuO cinCr IOrciic in ben @%crciuiN-
fen Staaten, europa, Mcrifo nnb
Ganaoa 5n9cidDift %crbaltcn. Die
Morciic mag 10 oft ais gcluiinidDt &c.
Gnbcrt mcroCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-27
SebbcI's ein,iacs Wtelicr.

@ir baben MIR Gin Mtclicr in galti.
more, nnS bas bcfinoct iid in Der
Gtagc ST cbener GrSe, Nr. 321, Nurb.
'8ay-, maize Sigb-Str. &iuScr-Gbo.
tuarapbirn cine spcsialitGt. = Seine
Mgcutcn nno feinc5 rcppcn ST itciscn.
). Scbbcl. 6. Grni, 0eidaftsfibrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-27
217 it-Ynltimorc.S tra6e.
Shcu. s. 0icncr &: So.

8eutidcs mo anocres auSlGnoi.
idcs @clo g~efaui, unb perfauit.
@eloIenOungcn belorgt nah Teutid.
Iano ScItreid), Hubluno II. /. NJ.
8edieI ausgeltent auf auslGnoiide
9anfen. Grcoitbrieie uno 2rauclers
Gbeo1tes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-27
EhiifSfarteu

bon lirb nad europa iiber Baltimore
oocr Hem-Dorf, aaiiitc oOcr 3miiden.
bed. @edieG, aislGnNiihes Welo,
Grcoitbrieie unb @eIoienounsen.
Sbep. s.. 9icner & &c.,
9r, 217, Git-galtimurc.s tra6e.