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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
9epartcmcrt fir DffcHtiide Sanien. Sub.Se.
partement oee StabtsS nGenieurs.

phtttl ~ ~ihot " .
NGItim III ben %. liir3 1909.
@erdB Der am %. 9opember 1908 unter8et6s
ileten Scroronltng 9tr. 222 lpcroen oerite9eiie
i5a Gi'H 5 aa Fen q J." @ aSrei,i4 Fl S s0m s;oS Sags q
TRAITOR in beiien Ritredlt I'M 9taibballe bis
Mitturd,, ben 7. glprtl 1909. entgeaen geroul'
men litr Die gttpelirunG .Seber bon Ranoftets
men iI1to Bilaiterung Der ioIaenoen Siruben:
uitriii5irteu Iilaiteritrinen.
WHrzStrdbe, bon 8ougbs bis BrattsStrnBe:
Ga aenoer. Aaep, bon columbia @penue bis
Gbeiters StraBe, bon Orleans bis Baltimore,
StrdBe;
Clement etrabe, bon gsiuiarnsct rabe big nj.
berlioes2ipenue.
GniorsS trabc, bon Qunouts bis gtortb=Stoe.
@agersStrabe, bon SomeDoobsIoenle bis
GnforsStraBe. %
aanoaIe. StraBe, bon Gutatosglace bis Gin.
5iioer.strabe, bon Garoline,e trabe bis geus
D,Sonntu.e traBe. bon Gbefapeate. Bis Cats
toneStraBc:
4ap ioHsS traBe, bon Baltimore bis 5apette.
&alepse traBe, bon Gbaie,Strase bis afbs
BilionsStruBe. bon 9oIton.straBe bis qarfs
9toeitIe;
g8taia1rset raBe, bon Iarren.s(pe. BIB @onts
9ometOsStraBe.
Spc5ififationcn unb Rlanf, 5ormiIare fDrnen
nIt Gerlanaen in oiefem @ilreaI erlangt lpers
sen. Sic GontraftsNcbor0e behalf iit baS Teht
ror. irgenb eince oner ate Angebote 5triidSu:
petien. Gin begIauhiater gbed beS Sieters uuf
etue oG!eariHg 0oufes"9anf fIr ben III oeIt
Gpe3ififaiiuneIt erud6Hten 9cirua. SabIbur an
ben Wtunor uIo Stuotrdtb bon Baltimore, Hlb
y. :. 5enoaa,.
Staot,S reerieur,
geftdtiat:
:. Barn Masppl,
1rdiioent Der Guntratts Seb6roe.
(Wldrj2G, 81 %, 80. 81 ;stpril1 1850
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(M6rsfG,23 80 ;gtpril6, 49, GIerf.
sHreau Der strahenonrdbruds Is Smmiidrs,

glreau Der Strafcuourttbrnd ss Is ummtHdre,
SUenstSeblnSe
WALTZ more, .. Nprtl 1909.
Separate mo periiegelte Nn9ebote, ntt ben
.Goaro pf WIZARDS, Care Of The SttD He9lifer, =
%abrefitrt, iucroen bonn StuotsReeiltraior IN iets
rem @iireau i'm 3iaibhais his Wftttiupdl, ben
"a. Mari 1909, If tbr @urinittagS, ent6egeTl
genomnerl iiir ole gttoelltruna, ben 9ol'etbaii,
Nnnbiteinbau iino Die EfIaiterul9 nit rtooers
item Eflaiter Der
8icruno6non5isiter etrabe, bon MarbIaros
stpenle bis Ct. 1nutStraBe,
9eIpiens Iocnie. ppu &arrtionsToc, bis 6ir
iuefilihen Staoigrei16e.
Sober @ieter mub ben 9iamer Der CIDER
heits.G ompagnie anfibren, bic fir ibn 5itreen
iou, lueltt Der Sontratt lbIt ftbertra9er lplro,
lno ieinem ~gtngebot cine Befbeintgtitlg bott
beiaeter SiferbeitssG ompa glie h~eifiigei. oereit
eereitft,aff, Siirpi6 ait 5i 'telei', Indiuettelb;
Sic @eiolgung oiefer 8eniu9unpen Gettens oeS
9ieterS ipu ais cine 0orbeoingung fir bic
3uertbeiIlna oeS Gpitirdife5 beira6iet iueroeli.
Sic GontrattperaeburassVeboro bebllt lid
has Jedt Dor. irgeno ipeIfe iino aile Milges
bote AL per,perfen. Gin beglaubiatcr @bed oes
9ieiers nuf cine .Glearing Nonle"sNaitf, pte
In Den Spe5ififatioren auaesebett, 8abIbar an
ben Wiunor uno Staotrdtb bon baltimore, IlliB
ieocm slHeebot b~eiaefilqt ieiIl.
Sames s.. SmitG,
Irdiioent Der Strabe1bnrcbbrlits Goinritidre.
Guseuc q. Hooacrs,.
Sefretdr.
Glteebeibcr:-
Z. Sarrn Wabuul,
Prdiiocnt Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(Ipril2 ). G,6, So. 10, IL. 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
Giirenu Der
Strafenaurfbrud1s GummtiiIrt.

alttmore. IL. W0r5 1909.
Sic observation-disclosures 9onriilire MAIDEN
hermit in uebcrctnitinuuillg nit orIn 500.
~9tbibniit oeS CHARTERS oer Std6t Baltimore be-
fanilI, cab ie am Tieuitaa, Den 20. Mpril 1909,
.ipymittug3 IT lthr, ibre critic Sibuug i'm pit
fcau Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS int
Soens@rbiuoe III 2erinAions mo 6ouioapItr.
baltel iperoelt. nm tbre @cmnIt uno ibre EfIits
5iipIi6 Der ~Gpuoemuirun3 nno Setiuuns Der
Baltimore strait, bon Der Siloiueitieiie Der
@arrifons9dne idh Der 9iorbuftieite Der alien
Srcoerids Moab, gernIb Der am 10. Wlr3 1909
inter eibneien %erorbnung ar. PIP. ~auierlegt
itno.
Games 8. Smith,
Nuibrpb VI. Waite,
Niniam {. Itpuuou,
Gommiiiire.
GnGenc 3. 9iubgers,
(Widrsf6,2 %, 80 ;gtpril6, 49, GIerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
@~erIammlnngs Mnscigen.
.,9cutIde spar.gauf ppu ealtimpre."

aItlmore, 20. Wldr3 1gU9.
g5 tpiro hermit ben Wttialieoern Der Gorpps
ration Der ,geutidlen Sparbant BON Baltimore"
beiannt ~aegeben, bab cine 2SuRl tlr 6tublf Eis
rettoren sur 2cttlnI Der 8ei6dfte Der seHdItlrz
ten Spdrbaut iiir hao I~aufenoe @ei6dftsiabr
i'm Nanfgebdloe AM Dsnutas, ocn II. glpril
1909, puu 3 bis i ltbr gladmiiiagS, gcbnItPn
iueroet miro.
Gbarfcs Spilmnn,
(sS.Qt,5,S,102) griiioent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06

Su Gent d. | aH0 3, Gnglonb
ltno 6rontreid) buben Ole &olfauer-
tretlun0en iid) foIt SIT gleid)er 3eit
NIT lbren Mortncn bcihGitigt. aill
mclltcn GllQlaH0, bna III I~cutitlano
clncn gcfGbrlidlcn Hipalcn SIR See
Iiebt. Ntc ncllcItc 9tllmnter oca oeltt.
ld)cn Observation-Disclosures ,Io9 Gdn"
(NcrlnA BON :. $. Sdorer. Berlin
2. ". II, GeiIollCr Strube II brin0t
ilbcr Die Grortcrungen inn cngliifen
ltlterlonlc mo I'M 0elltlhen Hcid)5-
taae cil1eu ouSiiibrlihen @eridt. &on
ben onoercn leiensluertbcH 9(rtifeln
Nebell mir Die folgenoen herpor: &oi.
Ter uno &on5ler Centrum mo 81,
plonatic ,Wooe IN 0ern1onp" -
NulliIdle S%tinnmnlgen - 9rei auno.
gcbnngen - Gas lerbiif-mortene-
srinilhc &ricgstbeotcr - Gas ab0c.
lperrte Nrolfreid - Gic aap-&oiros
Giienbobn - &onia Gomorb Der Sic
bette III &inrrie. 0os nSnbuitricllc
Gt,o" cntbdlt: &itr5e SonbclSnud,-
rld)ten Silotelegropbie unb clef,
trilhea tScrtieben - @%llgelo9er -
GrldIrft 6orb5crltGu6er - Ser bod
tie SollonouiItieg Ser &Selt - Yrof.
ti'he grfobrullaen iiber 6%liiblompen
NIT Wtctollfooen mo a%oblcnfobcn -
HleIenproieft 5llr Glettri5itGtS.Gr5eu.
1ltlN orrd @dilerfr0fte 49, Gie 4Ser
IenfiIdcrci - &erfehra Nnitolten
Nrlcfpcd)lel Ser Heooftion - Stel
let Nn9ebote unb .@ellld)c - Ncllc
&atolo0c - Nlta Nouoel, @eperbe,
Snonltrlc. Terfcbr &C., Morft-Hoti,clt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
Shcrcia Mamicl.

Gs itarb am 4. 9lprtI 1909 Sbcreia 9iamisl,
9elieble Satin BON 9cUpolo Gtanicl, i'm 2lttcr
BON AZ Snbrelt. > Iioratell llno II 1a9en.
Sic 8eeroiGung finoct Mittluudl, gtn6ntittdaS
, llbr. ppril lrurerbdule, ID. 3l25. pcrldllgcrte
Gaiterns g%lnellte, aus ltOtt. 8eilebuHa uuf benz
,Suf pmUu4 Srtcobpic", (g5-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
Wnru SdlrDoer.

@S iturb plDblit an 8. gtpriI 1909 in ibrer
Nnhnunq. gtr. "a, Observation-Disclosures.
MafH 9drboer i'm utter bon 81 Iabren. aes
liebte Satin bon Sreoerid ". &. Shr6oer.
Sic 9eeroigung iiroet am Stehitaa, %gtddynita
tags , ubr. BON obenqenGnHter 2%Sobnutg ans
dtl Der Baltimore Cemetery" itatt.
tg4-GD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06

3cbn Ereisrihtcr il t
Dos aailcrprciss Ginger ilt Sronf-
filrt a. No. mo loilter M0nncr bon
multfoIildlcm Huie, pie b. Sd,ud),
H%ottenberg, Summel, Saubert,
eds, Sitt, 6leiif H.. d. ltnb iros-
benz ipiro noh benz Vreisiingen on
ben urtbeilen ~ae1orgeIt pcrber.
EoS lit 10 Songcrort, oriiben mic
biiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
2nrraine

W9nfertfh. - VarSartis. - Vrtebftd.
WeftIttb bon @alb.Jot eine unb eine babe
Metle. gGonnt Youb.9saaeons nnb eorraine'
WnegonS otreft biz 5lm Gineare. @eibe Ies
lepbone.. StabtsRureuu i'm oritten SIur bes
Observation-Disclosures" Charles. uno 5anettes
strahe. (Uiai4, 1S,9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
f.Semetern.

SAreau: Hr. II, NeitsSardtusd.S trahe, aah
Saupt.Gingang: Sreoerid. 3ipab.
9eardbniBpldse bon $25 on Unite: beftdnotser
Iifft1t; S6ntttblulnef, 8eipinoe, Hflai1sen etc.
lperoen I'M IreibbuuS en- Suupt.Ginenne gefur.
BEN. Infer Isent ipiro, penn geiuiintdi, bots
fprebeH. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06

tpenn nlrr Scr 3lpef crreid)t ineroe.
Goa Gon1ite bat cine Menle Dtaic.
rial, 0urd) neldeS ietn llrtbeil beita-
tiQt mirb. Gle GipiIoienItreiorm-&i.
ga 0rinat 0cabolb 0aroui Oub Der
fIailiii5irtc Gent picI wciter olt2ge.
oebnt miro. Sb Scr Gon0rCB 0icicnI
g&llnitc cntiprcden miro. lit 3peiiciz
hoit. Gle m1itere NuaocbnmQ Der
GIoil0icnIt 9tc9cl altf 3oIl- u1O &ll-
Observation-Disclosures, ouf @oitmci-
tier II. II. miirbc Den ReprGientontcn
un0 Scnatoreu Den ar0Btcu Sbeil III
rer patronage Deancbmcu ltno linen
III politiid)cn GumpuNHen Die Spills.
frIite Idmllcrn. ltno bod, mililcn
mir 0ubin tonmcn 0oB in 8un0c@,
Stoota- mo @enlein0c IcnItcrH 81
piIOicnlt-Hcaeln bis 5lr 0nBerItcn
@rcn5c moBQebcno ltnO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06

Gic n@eitl. Foit" hrcibt:
Gna Atod)itchcnoc lit elmer GORE.
lponoen5 III Der SonntoQa Nllagobe
oca n8lohc Democrat" cntnoMmlcn:
~GcItrcid) bat lett 8odelt, mie be.
fon1t, ieinc militGriidjcn StreittrGite
al Der lerbildcll ul0 mol1tenegrini.
ld)e1 0ren5c c%on5cntrirt, I'm Dies
tblt1 61t f0nnelL mltBtc eS ieinc Oar
niloncn an Der ruIiii6en @renSe tbat=
i0hlld) cntbloBcn. Mn ibrc Stclle ia
men oclttide Gfii5icrc u1o Solooten,
ltno u einigen @ren5itaOtcn lpuroe
Ourdl WalteronidJl61c pertiinoet, ooB
oentIfe Soloutcn genon 10 ouige.
l1olllncit ltlto beban0elt meroen inlls
tcll, olS m0rcn tic ScItrcider." 9ic
Correspondents iiommt ats Sonoon;
o0a lit ielbitpcritdrolid). Metigcr
lclbltperitdnblid nbere lit, ooB cine
groBe 3eitulG bonn Nongc oeS
Globe eiincrot" cinen lold) bill.
bclr6cl @l0oiinl ollininmt llno ob1e
Gommrclttor ob6rrtt. IcmonIrirt
bo5 l,id)t dlId) lpicOcr sic Nothiucr.
oigfcit Der 6cttld). on1erifoniihcn Bet.
tun0cn?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
Trri0 Iibae Ecmetern.

Ter tbeale 5riehtui ton Baltimore, uahe
gtteSptne. .8pei eIefrifGe Babns9tuien uno
Ftnlieo. eouleoaro olreft 3uin Srieo1of. Iae
@ruuottiide inter f~tdnoiaer gufibi. Mietriee
Greiie. @crlanat bic neien Observation-Disclosures
giircau: Nr. Iii, Hurb.e paries.Strafe. getoe
Telephone. (NpriI28-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06

Die nenefen Hrtib fnhrSsNsnbene xnb .eteffe
finb al finben i'm GtdtIiijemetf bon 8. 0rteb.
man, hen, erfttloiigfn Tamrnidlnetber, Nr. 232,
Nuro. Gilmpr. etrahe. Sober anaue oarautirt.
(Wdrs11, MI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06

VdHe mrs 1uSlanb befprBt q. Hatne, 410
Disturbances. Hate Gntsm 0suteMses&&.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
acknowledgment an ur0 ertGeilt
foItcnfrei Erogramnle.

Gle StoOt GtdItGtt I'M
6r0ntilden 5ltro, Ole I'M Sabre 7i0
oon Den m0cIi6d]iiiden 6reunocn
oca NpoItela Der Gcutiten MiQibo!o
0c0riillott mnroc mo I'M Sabre 800
pom heutidcn &Gaig @uoruig Die
StoOtred)te crbieIt, bot fiIr5lid Ooa
tnlIIcnoiobri0c Stoot Subil0lm ges
@felcrt. @rob lit hie Stoot in ben
1000 5obrrn nift 0emorocn; lie bot
MIR TIO1 Ginpobner. SIN Sabre
1910 narcn ea 1896.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06

@tc iebr sic Icn0rnE
oIlc tleiterCn @cifGitaIcltte u1lo tire
@eldufte 81 bcieitigcn mo 9lle2 in
WroBbctrieb unl5lmpon0cln, Inn Iid)
0rciit, oofiir I|icfert Ole pon Eortlano,
Ore, commence Nudrid)t Den BE
nelS, Dab bort cin Goniortilml bis
lebt 1tod) nidt Qenanntcr llnterncb-
nlcr lid erbpten bat, ser Sto0t baa
Wonopol fiir ben Setrieh ollcr Mirth.
ld)otten III Der Stn0t iiir sem Sabre
ob5llfalfcn. Gn2 Goniortilm per
Iprldt, o%nltott Der icBigen 40 Ga.
looms MIR 300 81 fiibrcn ltno oieie
thrift nad) Den beiteheuocn @eieBen
81 perpolten. 9nfiir Mil 0oS Gol1-
Iortiltm Ser Stoot in Den eritcu Iiilli
S0hrcn $3G5,OO0 per %obr, IN Den
j%peiten flint %obrcn 100000 per
&obr 5ablcn. @oo Die ietigen Ga.
IoolsAirtbc Damn tbl1lt ioqcn, lit
llld)t 9elugt - luabriheinIid) ioIlcn
lie, 10 melt lie lid) Oo5ll cignelr, @or'
fceper ooer SouStncbtc mcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06

slider - sebraRHt - nber 70 gut mic nen.
Stpd .5ur SdItte rcanIirer Yrcife: arDbies
Eager lit Der Gtabt. Hippin'S 9ndIabeu, 6O5
sspro.G ntafp. Ctr, ~tlntDerEtr Hfatt".
(Wldrd4 ,1WfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06

@cnn AMI gciebG d en-
@e0c nidiS v8eiitiges "erlouat wcra
Den fonn, baum peridoiicn mir urs
Den DStofi" oltf ungcieslid)e @eilc.
81 or9u%rncntiren Die Selte III bell
Grobibitions Stooten bc3 Siiocn@.
l(no Die un9eleBlid)en @biStcp
9rennercicn nebrncn lleberbouo urlo
mud)en btn @unbesheomten niel 5l
lhoffen. Sm Sabre 1908 bobcn Die
Steuerbcamten 1880 l%ungeleblid)e
@rcnnercien 5erItort. Mon nimmt
oil. Dab Die 3obl IN bieieln Sabre
ilbcr 1900 bctragen Mrs.
Gas NJ ii II Oh ener 81 ii II il { +
Sbentcr beginnt lcine Soiipn an Is.
Suui. Gie o~iesjGbrigen Seltlpicle.
Die pom Gmlenble beS Scutide,
Sbeaicrs inter Getting pon Wt, Heill.
borot allsgcfiiDrt mcroen, bringen CT
ne gauge HetGe pon Neuinicenirungen
tlnllildcr Wtrfe. Son bcrporragen.
BEN Weiitern, ipcld)c. elmer Ginlabun1
Mar &~einbarot's iokgenb. Die Gnt-
miirfe iiir oas iccnilhe 9ilb lrb be-
rem aitsfiihrling iibernebmcn perbsn.
icien 9e1annt: Troi. ,Slllins Gtet.
Gobcrt Gnecls. Srit Grler. Erofciior
aoolpb @engeler, Broi. Mor arnie,
Troi. Chill Grid, Gruit Sier,t, 10.
mic Sneenisur 8uItau anino. 9ds
Heiie6iirenn Sfenfer & SO. in Miin.
dJen Erpmenaoeplot f6, ninmlt be.
reits Jest Billet cIteuungeu fir Sic
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-10-23
LODGE DIRECTORY.

Neuse lodge No. 6. I O. o. r. meets
every Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock. In their own new hall
Cordial welcome to visitors.
hufdn Lodge No. s, K. OF p, meet
every Friday evening at 8
o'clock In Junior Hall, over Mr..
N. Epstein's store. Knightly well
come to visitors.
Goldsboro Council No. 80 Jr. o. q.
A. NJ, meets every Thursday even
ing at s o'clock In Junior Hall.
Cordial welcome to all visiting
brethren.
Magnolia Camp No. 100, Woodmen Of
the World, meet every Tuesda.
evening at 1880 o'clock In Junior
Order Hall. Visiting brothers
are always welcome.
Goldsboro lodge No. 139. B. P. o. q.
meet End and 4th Thursday night
Of each month In Junior Hall,
over MIR. NJ. N. Epstein's store,
at $3.50 o'clock. Elks Home, 105
Chestnut street, open daily from
$3.50 to q. N. Visiting brothers
entitled to register are cordially
welcome at all times to lodge
or Home
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-10-23
6ATTfs.CO1E NEEDING.
Beautiful Home Wedding In This City
Tuesday Night.

- - : y
Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock a
beautiful wedding took place at the
home Of the brides sister, Mrs. G. A.
Pamplin, In this city, when Miss Lucy
Maytield Cole became the bride of Mr..
T. J. Gattis, Of Charlotte.
The home was profusely decorated
with autumn leaves and ferns, While
Miss Vivian Wooten sweetly rendered
the me1odious strains of the wedding
march, the bride, who carried brides
roses, entered on the arm Of her sister
Mrs. c. A. Pamplin, closely followed
by the groom with his, best man, Mr.
A. L. Respass, of Charlotte, and then
came the maid Of honor, Miss Blanche
Austin, Of Thomasville, who in sweet
and superb voice and full Of express
sion, sang 81 Love You," and Rev. e
Fl. Davis, pastor of st. Paul's Meth.
odist Church, proceeded to join these
happy young lives together.
Those In attendance at the wedding
from out Of the city were: Mrs. w.
Montgomery, of Concord; Miss
Blanche Austin, of Thomasville; Mrs
Emma Boyd, of Spartanburg, S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Springs and daugh
ter. Miss Mayme, OF Washington, N. c.
and Mr.. a. i. Respass, of Charlotte.
The presents, which came in from
this and many other states, consisted
os cut glass, china and silverware
linen and brass, and presented beau
tiful selection, which showed the higl
esteem in which the happy couple
were held by their large number O
friends. The bride, gowned in love
ly green going away gown" and thu
groom left Immediately after the cere
mony for an extended bridal tou
through the Southern states.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-10-23
THE NEW ORDINANCE STANDS.
Board of Aldermen In Special Meeting
Tuesday Refused to Rescind.

Board of Aldermen In Special Meeting
Tuesday Refused to Rescind.
The board of aldermen met Tues
day at noon in special called session
to consider a petition from property
holders and business men along East
and West Centre and Walnut streets
in protest against the newly enacted
city ordinance in reference to the re-
moval Of overhanging signs and sta
tionary awnings along these streets,
which are now being permanently
paved.
There were seven of the nine alder
men present, and after hearing the
petition read and considerable verbal
protests, vote was called for on the
question of resembling, and the vote
stood three in favor of resembling and
four in favor of the ordinance stand
Ing as enacted by the board, conse-
Qaent1y the ordinance stands, and the
overhanging signs and stationary
awning posts along the above streets
must go.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-10-23
laHH HARRIMAN CONTROL.

Mr.. Hartman is dead and it is all
ready becoming apparent that what is
known as Hartman controP' is be-
ing modified when he himself is no
longer here. His prestige was even
more powerful than his Individual
holdings or even proxies. The Illinois
Central and the Erie have not acted,
and their action is looked forward to
with deep interest in Wall Street.
And in the meanwhile a new king
has arisen who is engaged in linking
together railroads after the manner of
the late Mr.. Hartman. The new rail-
road king is Edwin Haw1ey, SO years
old. He was born in. New York state
and he has been engaged In quiet
way in managing railroads in Mime
sofa and Iowa all the days of his ac-
tive life. He has now left his West
ern habitat, and has become as con-
tinental as the late Mr.. Hartman was
at the zenith of his career.
He controls the Minneapolis and St.
Louis, the Iowa Central, the Chesa-
peake and Ohio, the Chicago and Al
ton, the Toledo, st. Louis and West
ern, the Hooking Valley, the Toledo
and Ohio Central, and, last but not
least, the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railroad. He becomes co-partner
| with Mr.. Yoakum and the Rock Island
Railroad in the control of the Missou-
| ri, Kansas and Texas. In this way an
other great personal system has been
created, reaching from the Great
Lakes to the Gulf, from the Atlantic
co the Pacific.
The new master of railroads has
been uniformly successful. He comes
| INTO this district through his associa-
lion with Mr.. Yoakum, who controls
| the Frisco system, which is part OF
che still greater Rock Island aggre-
| cation. He went from the little town
of Chtham, N. Y, to the big city OF
nis state when he was only sixteen
years old, becoming there a messenger
BOY in the employ of the Erie Railroad
at 81 a week. He has risen steadily
ever since. He has been buying an6
selling railroads in the forty years
I LQdL nave 1uC0TV0u0u. 110 LAS Du1lL III
every road he has handled, and in thi:
way he has acquired prestige no
unlike that of the late Mr.. Hartman
| His personal fortune does not equa
Mr.. Harriman's, nor is his credi
among capitalists quite so great a.
/, Hartman enjoyed, but he stands to
day the most promising man in tn
railroad world. He will no doub
weld together his railroads, absorb
, ing additional roads where he need
, them, and five years hence the coun
, try will probably see a Hawley sys
tenn that will outrank even the top am
bition Of the f1nancier who rests a
Arden after most remarkable career
We now have the Hill lines, the Har
riman or Lovett lines, the Morga
lines, the Gould lines, the Hawle
lines and the Pennsylvania system
and these six dominate the transpor
tation interests of the country.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-10-23
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WHAT RESEARCH SHOWS.

Superintendent of Public Instruc-
yzed the statement widely published
that less money is being expended on
negro schools in the South than the
negroes themselves pay in. For exam
pie, the Los Angeles Times recently
stated that in Virginia $489,288 was
expended last year on the schools for
negroes, while the negroes paid taxes
amounting to $507 1905. The Times
went on to say that "in North Caro-
lima the expense of the schools for
negroes was $402,65S. and the negroes
paid $429,1 school taxes. In Geor-
gia the negroes paid school taxes
amounting to S647, 1852, and there was
expended on the schools $506, ITO. A
like ratio is said to exist in the other
states."
the attention of Superintendent Of In
struction Eggleston, of Virginia, and
he proceeded to Investigate the mat
ter SO far as his state is concerned.
By giving the negroes every possible
credit he found that they did pay taxes
last year in Virginia amounting to
| $345.276, while that state spends an
| nually over $50o.o0o on negro schools
| Virginia spends about one-fourth OF
her revenue for public education. "It
will readily be seen. therefore," adds
| superintendent Eggleston, 'that ne
groes contribute less than $4,000 OF
the 100000 spent on the education OF
their children. Nor is this such g
bad record, all things considered. II
shows the achievement Of that small
1 portion of negro population that is
thrifty"
/ No doubt other states in the South
would show similar proportions. The
negroes are not at present paying pub
lie expenses incurred on their account
but as taxpayers they are on the up
grade, and in the long run the taxes
laid by negroes will approximate, per-
haps equal expenditures made in their
behalf. This state of things will not
however. be reached this side Of 1860.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-10-23
ExECTmOR,s N0TICE.

Having qualified as executor OF the
last Will and testament of Furney
Hamilton, deceased, this is to notify
all persons holding claims against
said deceased to exhibit them. duly
verified, to. me before the 28th day of
September. 1910. or this notice will
be pleaded In bar OF their recovery.
Ali persons indebted to said estate
will make Immediate settlement
This 28th day Of September. 1903.
H. ID. Ham, Executor