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Evening journal., 1909-12-21
Transoarent.

Said a sorrowlul spook to his wild.
You don't love me as much as you dldr
you forget" said his frau.
Il can see through you now
From the tips OF your toes to your lid."
Boston Transcript.
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
Real Hauahty.

Hotel clerk-what time will you b.,
allied?
Guest-At o o'clock. and want tn,
proprietor 10 call me. Don't send .
.ellboy. New York Press.
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
Aeronauties.

Mary had the Lahm cup.
Its weight was twenty pound.
She had Il melted up and made
A Mary-go-around.
st. Louis Post Dispatch.
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
Whv Phvllis Smiles,

She smiles and laughs the livelong day.
Pray, do not think her simple.
She'll laugh az anything you say
Because she has a dimple.
-PittsburE Dispatch.
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
On the staascoach.

Driver-Oh. ! say. this money don't
go here.
Passenger-Why not?
Because it's stage money"
"well. isn't this stageT-Yonkers
Statesman.
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
Kennard g. Co.
Store open every night until Christmas.
Christmas Shopping.

As>only three days and three nights remain
in which your Christmas shopping must be
completed, what is left to be done must be
done quickly.
This store, in its service and arrangement Of
its stocks, is prepared to serve you promptly
and we'll The following lines are shown in
the greatest profusion of styles:
NecISwear, Handkerchefs, Scarfs, Auto
Wells, Kid Gloves, Fabric Gloves, Fancy
Goods, Bric-a-Brac, Silk Hosiery, Leather
Goods, Shell Goods, Toilet Articles, UNI
brellas, Dress Goods, Silks, Linens, Blankets,
Down Quilts, Spreads, Waist Patterns, Silk
Pctticoats, Sweaters, Furs and Fur Garments.
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
The Great Appeal.

OF forms OF Introduction known
For neatness and dispatch.
II seems 10 me. this stands alone
"Hey. brother. Got a maechY'
Princeton Tiger,
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
Feraotten.

Forgotten.
oh. don't you remember poor Trslby. Ber
Boit.
How you wept DER her trials so soreg
The world has passed on and forgottei
ner. Ben.
Ana we hear3of, poor Trilby no more.
sse --Chicago Tribune.
Evening journal., 1909-12-21

z.fs .. m. quotations from ?. D
Laokey & Co, Bankers and Brokers'
members Philadelphia Stock Exchange
PAS Market street. Wilmington, Dol.
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
Foolish stuff.

Question. "A stump kin speak.
And n chump kin lie.
But what KIN q pump do?
Answer "A pump-kin pie.
Cleveland Leader
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
His BIN Of Fare.

At breakfast he ate a poster red,
Al lunch a light overcoat;
Az dinner on tin cans he fed.
For the diner was a goat.
Chicago News.
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
ooinn un!

Il shouldn't think this aviation bus
ness was profitable"
"Whyg'
Because 1t is always going up
Baltinore American.
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
Open evenings this week. Schilling' s.
6th and Madison Sta
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Want Rf.
~ frigerators and fec chests of All
sizes. We will pay cash for same or will
exchange for a cook stove or heater.
Write or phone. MCMAHON BROS.
Dec21-lt. Third and Orange SITS.
NJ OTICE-COUNTY TAXPAYERS NO
~ tice-on and aIter January /, 1910
per cent will be added to all county
taxes. ROERT NJ. BURNS.
Receiver Of Taxes.
Dec21. % %. 242L ssz e.3osi.
ROR RENT = FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping. 2oi T. 9TH ST.
Dec21-1mo.
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
SINES g WEIGH
FIoriSfS

Designs Of All Descriptions
Cut Flowers For All Occasions
Open Evenings. Both Phones
9th Street, Near TatnalI Street.
Evening journal., 1909-12-21

Hamdkorch;ese This headquarters for Christmas Handker
A""A chiefs mems, womens or childrens; plain or
fancy; from &C $Ioo better all boxed free
c;k ccarfS The complete line shown in this city, plain
SiiA oeS fancy effects all shades; Many styles Prices
$I.oos $r,25, $I5o, SI75 $2oo to $500
InvnS Thousands of pairs in leather wool or cotton The
uV'SS popular gift Of the season Prices 7c SOC 75c
sroo, $3.50 TO $3.50 pair
IIuhreIIas Any child would be pleased; with
On"AS"S Umbrella gift The best the market affords
can be Chdrens Soc 75c and $1oo Mems and wo-
mems $780, $r5o 5000 $3.50 $500 $3.50 $500 to 5000 All
guaranteed.
Dress Goods and Silks for @ We dgs.s or ssf ~5 eae
of Silk or Dress Goods. "Why not buy her onc1"
Silks black fancy effects S5e $1oo to $3.50 per yd
Dress SOC 75c $Ioo yd
All gift patterns boxed free of charge
Aprons Thousands Of choice new Aprons Soc sc and sroo
Sweaters The popular mannish styles 81 $3.50 s. to 50
NeckWear for boys styles they will appreciate asan
SuSpenderS Beautiful patterns boxes for gifts and
RagS and NeCkWear Handsome, stylish Leather Bags black
Saso $500 to $500 Dainty Neckwear and Collar and Cuff
Sets, csc, SOC 75c and $I.oo; boxed free
Hoeorv Popular used by everyone When in doubt buy
nO''' Hosiery Six pairs Mems or Womens Fast Biaek
BOYS and Girls Fast Black school Hose worth 1sc pair pairs
good numbers plenty ra1fc Isc 2s 3sc and soc
chooc Always appropriate nothing useful Our ia
Puhhers MEMS Chdrens thousands of pairs
NH""Sis goods at old prices.
cIsnnnrc and Home Comforts for the feet An appreciated
~"PPS'0 gift $Ioo and upward
GILL pott;coate and coos rich and ustng special
Other good black Skirts, $780, $3.50, S75 $500 TO $3.50
Enre think of buying any kind of Furs until you
A"S large stock Remember sell only dependable
strictly guaranteed No matter what the price it's right
bought here chlden Misses and Ladies Nus Scarfs and
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
rHANnI Cd Undertakes
GnANDLEA g EmbaImel

No. 214 w. Ninth Street.
Careful attention day or night
Bodies In Boarding Houses. Hotel
and Hos-"als removed and cared TO
until claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments first-class. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1909-12-21

Open evenings this week. Schilling' s,
,th and Madison Sts.~
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
Crosby & Hill Co.,
Cos, 6O7, 900 Market Street.
Two Dollars Worth Green Tradng Stamps-Free Wednesday

The generous spirit of Christmas fills this store In keep
Ing and help fill their stamp
this week. shall give Two Dollars worth OF Green Trad
ing Stamps Wednesday Bring the Coupon with you
II comes every day. Only three days for Christ
shopping. you fully prepared? If not have but 10
complete your buyingyou will find have an
cpated you find the gift want
and the price you We mention few items as sug
gestions:
Gloves, Umbrellas Belts, PocketboOks. Fans,
Linens, Blankets, ComfortabIcS, Dress Goods,
Silks, Aprons, ShawIs, Hosiery Underwear,
Shoes Rubbers. Slippers, Silk Skirts, Petit
coats, Suits, Goats, FurS, Dolls, Books.
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
Very Special.

We have just eight handsome Russian Pony
Coats, full 81 inches long, lined with SINNERS
satin lining, which we have marked at $50
each. We guarantee that this coat cannot be
duplicated anywhere at such fair price.
Evening journal., 1909-12-21

Statesman
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-14
Friends Quarterly Meeting and
Bible Institute.

The quarterly meeting of Friends
churches of Wayne county will be held
in the Friends church Of Goldsboro
Friday. Saturday and Sunday, jan
uary %, 23 and "a. Let all Friends
and others interested, take notice OF
the hours and arrangements for Bible
Institute to follow. the quarterly meet
ing, viz:
Ministry and Oversight meeting 1O:3o
a. m. Friday, basket dinner at the
church, furnished by local mmittee.
At p. m. have first session Of Bible
Institute with two addresses on Bible
subject; Evangelistic meeting at night.
The same hours and arrangements will
be observed for the meetings on Satur-
day, and, also, for all the days of the
next week..
Speakers expected. Ono OF the
prominent Instructors from, Friends
Bible Institute OF Cleveland, Ohio, will
take the leading place in the Institute
addresses, and also be the evangelist
for the night meetings from tho 22nd
to the 31st Of January, taclusive.
Other speakers who will be present are
Supt. ELI Reeees Prof. J. Edwin Jay,
Jno. W. Moody, Mary Moody Presi-
dent L. L.'Hobhs, Rev. 8. Myriek ,Rev.
Enos Harvey and others.
Friends tromrall the outlying meet
ings will be entertained at the homes
OF Friends in G~ldsboro. if ttsey will
notify w. II. Hbllowellr chairman OF
committee OF arrangements. AL
Frieuds are in vised, and urged to. .at-
tend.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-14
THE GoLDSBoRo PUBLIC LIBRARY


The Goldsboro Public Library has
been maintained by the city tor little
over one year. The reports of the Ii
braEian show that over 1900 books
have been taken from the library by
borrowers in the last twelve months.
This is very remarkable record, when
1T is remembered that the library owns
dess than 2,0e0 volumes. The place the
Public Dibrary occupies in Goldsboro
rs invaIuable-oneo only needs to visit
the library frequently to see how the
library is patronized, not only as
library, but as q reading room as well.
The best magazines are to be found
there. But.in order to keep the library
at the top, more funds are sadly need
ed. It is the earnest hope of all friends
of the library that the entertainment
in the court house, on Thursday even
ing, will be we'll patronized, and the
library will be put in a position to buy
many books which are in great de-
tmand by all readers.
The library is open daily from $3.50
TO $50, and from 1880 to 9:30 p. M, and
all over II years of age are entitled to
borrow books.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-14
GOVERNOR KITCHIN.

In this issue we publish the inaugu-
Kitchin, delivered today from the east
portico of the Capitol, before an as
sem Dlage of North Carolina citizenry
such as has seldom-it ever-been
gathered in the Capital, coming from
every nook and corner. mountain pass,
ever he had canvassed prior to his
nomination, which came to him as the
personal choice OF the people, after see
ing him and hearing him speak, and
this address will be read with keenest
interest not only throughout the State.
but the nation. as well, for Governor
Kitchin, through his long term of SER
vice in the Congress of the United
States, has made his impress as a states
man upon the national life, and with
redexive credit upon North Carolina.
He is splendid specimen Of her ply
steal, intellectual and moral manhood.
and he comes to the executive chair of
his mother State without a stain upon
the escutcheon of his public life or pri-
Vate living.
It is needless for US to review here for
a clientage so Intelligent as are the read
ers of the ARGUS the address that is be-
fore them in this issue for their own
prideful perursal-for no North Caro-
s1inian can read it without swelling pride
and exuberant hope. 1t is the address
of statesman, patriot, brave, true,
progressive son of the Old North
State.
Here's to Governor Kitchin: May
he make good in all his high ideals and
purposes.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-14
Falling Creek Items.

Mr.. Herman Parker, of your city,
was visiting at his old home here Sun
day.
Mr.. Claud Beasley, of Beasley's, was
visiting at Mr.. R. A. Whitfeld's SUM-
day.
The Baptists held a conference Sun
day to call a pastor. They called Rev.
T. II. King, of Winterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Hood, OF your
city, were visiting at Mrs. Hoods
father, Mr.. M. E. Cox, Sunday.
Mrs. Flonnie Kennedy and little
daughter Sallte Elizabeth, OF Raleigh,
were visiting at DR.. j. B. Kennedy's
last week.
Miss Hattie Black man, who is teach
ing school at Brogden 's,spent Saturday
night with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. e. Blackman.
Misses Emma Jinnett and Annabel
Parker were visiting in our community
last Sunday, the guests of Misses Nell
lie Blackma0 ana BESSIE HOllOW0I.
There were two young married
couples at church Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Almon Parker and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eddie Hood. We wish the happy
couples all the joys and pleasures life
can afford.
Rev. Herbert Baucom, a young min
lister of Wake Forest, delivered a
thrilling message at the Baptist church
Sunday. His text was "Trust in the
Lord and Do Good" His sermon W as
enjoyed by all present.
Rev. J. w. Tyndell, president OF the
I. G. College, near Kinston, will preach
at Selah Friday night, and will also
preach the funeral of Mr.. Albert Hood
Saturday at IL O'Clock. Mr.. Hood
died about three months ago.
STARE"
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-14
OUR PIkEvILLE LETTER.
Pointers That Prove The
Progress of This Live
County Town.

Mr.. J. T. Tyson was in Goldsboro
today on buiness.
Mr.. Aaron Perkins has returned
from several days visit to Wilson
and Selma.
The regular meeting of the Masons
held here Thursday was very largely
attended.
Mr.. Jasper Stith, from Sampson
county, is here on visit to his broth
er Mr.. Oscar Stith.
Messrs. K. B. Smith and J. T. Dees,
were in Newbern last week in attend
ance on the Federal Court.
Mr., Charlie Cotton has rented the
house recently erected by Mr.. A. J.
Garris short distance from town.
Mr.. w. e. Ham, former citizen of
Pikeville but now prosperous farmer
near Mebane, has been spending sew
eral days with his brother Mr.. E. D.
Ham.
On Friday the members of the Pike
Vile High School organized the w. w.
Kitchen Debating Society. which will
hold weekly debates on live questions
of the day.
Mayor George Barnes on Friday
moved his family into the home in
''The Grove which Mr.. w. L. Ezzell
has vacated to devote all his time to
farming in Fork township.
The advanced price Of cotton caused
q large quantity to be brought in from
the surrounding country. Smith, Ham
& Co. buying during the past week
over two hundred and fifty bales.
Throughout the fall and winter q con-
siderable amount OF cord wood has
been shipped from this point to Colds
boro and Wilson, and during the last
several days even moIe cars than US
ual have been loaded. Most of this
shipping is done by J. L. Langstsn
and D. E. Matthews.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-14

The trouble with the Kaiser was he
had no William Dudley Foulke.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-14

Did you over watch the man who
runs the engine in a steamboat or in
large manufactory? His quick eye and
ear detect the slightest lirregularity in
the movement of the machines, and
his skillfnl hand applies the remedy
without delay.
Shoald we be less watchfuI Of the
machinery of our physical systems?
When we haveIa headache or q dizzy
spell, for instance, it indicates that
there is something wrong with one Of
the great organs Of the body-the Hv.
er. Hoods Pills regulate the nvera
and If taken at onee3willlovercome the
trouble very quickly.
A pimple on thesskin shows there are
Impurities in thesblood. A tired, Ian
guild feeling makesiknown the fact that
the blood needs enrichment and vital
ization. Hood's'iSarsaparilla is the
great blood remedy that will keep you
free from or will cure you of scrofula,
eczema, rheumatism, catarrh, anemta,
that tired feeling and allesuch ailments.
It effects its wonderful cures, not
simply becausesit contains sarsaparilla
but because it combines the utmost
remedial values gilmore than 20 differ
enl ingredients. If urged to buy any
preparation said to be ''just as good"
you may be sure it is inferior, costs
less to make, and yields the dealer a
larger profit.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-14
Eureka Happenings.

Mr.. J. b. Exum, of Fremont. was q
visitor to our town last Friday.
Miss Rosalie Sauls spent few days
this week with friends in Wilson.
Miss Susie Sauls, of your city. is
visiting friends and relatives in Eu-
reka.
Misses Ida and Anna Sherard, OF
Faro, were visitors to our town few
drys thespast week.
Miss Ida Norly, who is teaching the
w.tery Bsanch school, was a visisor
to Eureka Sunday.
Messrs. John Bardin, Frank and
Himat Wslston, OF Saratoga. were Wis
itors to our town Sunday.
Mrs. r.. e. Barnes, Of Rocky Mennt,
MIS-. Tom Jones, the past week.
Mr.. Goodwin. OF Goldsboro. Was s0r-
veying and lay ing of lots tor the En-
reka cemetery tor the past week.
Mr.. Frank Becton and his mother,
Mrs. Ora Bscton, Of Fremont, were
guests offhfrs. g. r. Benton. Sunday.
DR.. g.. r. Benton is suffering with
q severe case Of the grippe, and bis
many fniends wish for him 81 speedy
recovery.
H h0v
moved to their farm about four miles
from town, and we regret to Lose this
popular couple.
The Woman's Betterment Society
will give q supper in the old school
building, Friday night. January Is
ALI ane cordially invited.
The many friends of Miss Leila Mar
tin will be glad to know that she has
recovered from the severe attack o.
ronsilitis, from which she has beer
Suffering for the past week.
At the last meeting efthe Bettermen
Society, Mrs. e. O. Exum gave tive
hand painted pictures to the primary
room, that were much appreciated
They were painted by her youns
daughter and little son.
Quite q crowd from Eureka attended
the Christmas concert given at Lebanon
church last Wednesday night. It wa
indeed q success, and every one enjoy
ed the evening very much; too mucl
praise can not be given the managers
| We believe our school Is second t.
none in the county, we have enrolled
1856 pupils and are expecting more mex
week. Our school grounds have bee1
greatly improved, The Woman's Bet
terment Society has had thirty shad
trees planted the past week and ex
pect to put out more soon.
MAGISTER.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-14
PLANT RICE.

With the fertility of the soil Of East
<ern North Carolina and the perfect
climate we are blessed with. and with
w1he emily rice mill in all this section
elocated here in Goldsboro, why should
sahis mill have to send to South Caro-
} aina. Louisiana and Texas for rice In
! the rough to meet its orders for the
soleaned copmercial product? -
IT mas essn demonstrated in the past
AhAt the soil of Eastern North Carolina
produces the finest quality Of both
highaand and low ground rice. and the
aarmers growing 1t have always found
q ready and profitable market here in
~Goidsboro, but for some meunaccountable
reason they Of late years almost aban-
-doned rice culture in these parts-tak-
ing to tobacco and cIinging to king
cotton.
Well, it is all right to grow tobacco
and cotton: but there is a profitable
mark ct, and unfailing :demand for rice
ON the Goldsboro market-at the Caro-
lima Rice Mill, and we would urge our
farmer readers to study well the letter
of Mr.. D. H. Stanton on this subject
published elsewhere in this issue.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-14
Resvlts Of Mse4 ln.psstion.
BY CHARLES ". ARrHuR.

HeouftS OF West hn1p9etton.
It Is now costing the government
about $2,7o0,O00 a year for meat In
spection. Congress appropriated for
the last fiscal year $4,000. 900 for thia
purpose, and In accordance with the
law It is necessary to make detailed
report to the speaker Of the house
showing how every dollar was put out
and who received it. The report makes
100 pages in fine type. The inspection.
Of course, is made under the depart
ment Of agriculture, but the secretary
Of the treasury has to direct the max.
ing Of the report. The claim is made
that since this inspection was ordered
the quality Of the meat sold in this
country is better than it was. It has
also pacified dealers In Europe, who
were complaining that much bad stuff
was being exported from the United
States.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-14
news FROM WALTER.
Interesting News Items From
that Prosperous
NeighbOrhOOd
Walter. N. O.. r.

Walter. N. c.. Jan. 13.
Mrs. Wright Lynch, of Jack ksonvilIe,
N. c.. was here last week, visiting her
sister Mrs. VIM. Smith,
Miss Mamie johnson and her grand
mother, Mrs. Geo. Gaylor, visited rel
atives at Fremont last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. Jim Langston, who is holding a.
position in your city, spent Sunday
near Rosewood, on visit to hometolks
and special friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Peele, who
have been living at the Yelverton
place for several months, where Mr..
Peele had rented for the year, moved
back to Fremont Saturday.
Mr.. John M. Mitchell, one of our
county representative at Raleigh,
spent Sunday at home, where his many
friends were glad to see him, and hear
what was transpiring under the dome
of our Capitol.
Mr.. Ben Winders and family, who
lived in this community several years
ago, will move back, and occupy the
place Mr.. Peele vacates. Their friends
here are glad to welcome them back to
the neighborhood.
The bills introduced to raise salaries
OF State officers and register fees for
recording mortgages in Wayne county,
is meeting with disapprovaE here.
The people think it an inopportune
time to increase expenses in the face
of an exceedingly short crop, and the
prevailing stringency in financial mat
ters.
Mr.. Murray Peele received an ugly
cut over his left eye Monday morning,
| by being kicked by a. mule he was
hitching to his wagon. Fortunately
for him that the kick was not in the
keye, as it came near being, or the
Eeye would have been put out. 1t was
an ugly cash and the blood flowed
freely.
/ During the high prices Of peas, and
the fact that the dealers in seeds will
Esell only for cash, the small farm
er, who heretofore only planted few,
is this year ont of the truck market, so
far as peas are concerned. This gives
the extensive planter, and those who
have ready money, the entire field in
Lthe pea market. Only very few will
be planted in this section.
We are like the old darkey said,
when the mule threw him, as he sat on
him asleep. He got up rubbing the
dirt out Of his head, as it had been
buried in the sand and mud by the
fall, and said, "Dats what makes me
spise a mule" as we have many times
Remarked If we had to. preach q mules
funeral we would stand at his head,
and would want twitch. on his nose
besides.
The following constitutes the honor
roll 1t our excellent school ut Rose
wood. 4th Grade-Jessie Gurfey, Lala
Edwards, Preston Johnson. Hubert
Hines. VIM. Davis. lizzie; ;Hewen, Carrie
Howell, Clara Rowell,, Mary Hooks,
Nettie Hines. Henry Howell. Sudie
Mitchell. 9Th Grade-MMdred Craw-
ford. Lily Brock. Ruth Hooks, Efiis
Hines. Ronald Coor. Roland Gurley.
Alvins Edwards. Ennis Edwards.
James Allen, Bennie Bass.
|
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-14

Did you get our pamphlet Talk
With Dad" in regard to sectional book
cases. Call and let us explain.
Andrews & Waddell Furn. Co
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-14
SECRETARY TO
The PRESIDENT.
Increase IN the Importance Of
This Office.
lOEB'S SMALL SUCCESSOR.

He VIII Be Fred w. Carpenter, Who
For Eight Years Has Been Judge
Taft's Right Bower-The Salary OF
the Office and It's Preeent Dignity
Work on Public Buildings.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-14

Mr.. Taft declines to take a Crum
packer oar in the Southern boat.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-14

Joseph Pulitzer defes the Ananias
Stub and it's creator.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-03-18
Bible BriIIiants.

An high look, and proud heart, and
the blowing of the wicked is SIM
Proverbs xxi, 4.
The slothful man saith, There is lion
in the way; lion in the streets
Proverbs XVI, Is.
Seest thou man wise in his own con-
ceit? there is more hope of fool than
of him.-Proverbs XVI, IL.
The Lord will perfect that which con-
cerneth me: thy mercy, OLord endureth
forever.-Psalm cxxxviii, 8.
Even so every good tree bringeth forth
good fruit; but a corrupt tree bringeth
forth evil fruit. Matthew vii, II.
But the transgressors shall be de-
stroyed together: the end of the wicked
shall be cut off.-Psalm xxxvii, 80.
Your iniquities have turned away
these things, and your sins have with
holden good things from you.-Jeremiah
v, Is.
For which things sake the wrath of
God cometh on the children of dis
obedience: In the which we also walked
some time, when We lived in them
Colossians iii, 81.