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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-06-21

is the great trouble with human So
ciety; we must be sacrificing, for
thus we help to make somebody.
Some young people today would not
have been worth a farthing had it not
been for the Epworth League, Going
out in the spirit to lift up, makes
some one else. We are to lift up the
respondent ones, the self depreciat-
ing ones and those who have lost their
character; we are to ignore the spirit
of jealousy whenever we find it. Thus
we will take the world for God.'
At the close of the lecture an offer
ing for League expenses was taken.
The committee on resolutions then
expressed the hearty thanks of the
Leagures to DR.. Rowley for his elo-
quent and instructive address,; also to
Pastor Smithers and the Hardwick
church and Leaguers for the royal
entertainment given.
Wednesday morning the conven-
ton opened with prayer service led
by Rev. w. M. Morrow. Interesting
papers were read on League Work."
by Rev. @. w. Robinson and Rev. w.
II. White; addresses were made by
Rev. @. G.. Gorse and Rev. w. E.
Douglass on topics touching league
work. Then followed reports by dis
trict officers. The district secretary
said in her report that there are 81
leagues with a membership of 1854,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-13
THE CITY OF THE SAINTS.
Preparing to Entertain the Christian
Endcayor Visitors.
uTAH'S WONDERFUL MORMON TEMPLE
Grandest Structure on the American
Contincnt--Iook Forty Years
to Complete 1t.
'AH'S WONDERFUL MORMON TEMPLE
IA tho Edltor Of mo post.

10 the Editor OF The Post
snlt Lake t,Itv Nav 9o-0niv Eve mora
49, ,,...,'.',.a -,
, S""'a'" CIV VIC '"4''i' o''iS ''''i an ''el
the United States and Canada viii be in
Zion singing hosannas 10 God and the
Lamb p,,h,,.tos,t. ,,,oe,i,,rs ,.u, ~ bota
va
4 III the Various VhuFehes ana sFAnu UNION
rally ~ The Mormon tabernacle in the after
noon from which wn exusct 10 derive much
-,,1
The Fourth Of July Will be with us before
We know it. and many things are Vet to be
accommodated b,.o,., ,,., on, ceIctr,t,. that
daY III the manner We pioPvAe'
hr uoulI'.'ve OIL y. Is caro- ~ WORK
PFli'Nt!uS pi"ha Tor -ilth ENTERTAINMENT. II
IS NO easy task TO look after the comfort
OF seven TO ten thousand people 10 pro
VIDE board toi $50 many Is u lask 4'seli.
Tho leading hotels are generally filled at
TINS season Ol Inc year Win me many tour
IS VINO u9eN 10 ms cry fH'ly 70 see tne
sights and visit the lake and different
epungs.
Ihe Ladies' Md OF the central Christian
church is going 70 provide three hot meals
daily FOR ava delegates at 30 cents per
meal. Every thing VIII b. home cooked and
Of choicest quality The ladies of that
aid society are all good cooks andthey serve
abundantly Quite a number from Ken
tuohY and other Stn.es have already writ
ten TO engage board with them. In my
next will give you further Information.
In mentioning restaurants and prices IN
my letter published May b, l forgot 10 say
something about the Royal. This is II
bakery and cafe. where cold lunches can
also be had. Nothing served hot except
coffee. tea. chocolate and ham and eegs in
any style. This place is a perfect bijou; II
is Gunther of Chicago EN- miniature. IL is
tho incest place in the city, and MI Muller,
! tho proprietor. caters only TO the very best
trade. lie charges a little more than others.
but his coffee. cakes, ice cream. straw berry
shortcake. etc, can not be excalled any
whore Her YOU get a cup OF aromatic
Mocha and Java with whipped cream for
10 cents. but you will remember the de-
llcious favor OF his coffee all your life.
Those Of YOU who have Travelled In Europe
know what delicious bread they have there
Wen, II YOU eat OF Mr. Mulers bread or
rolls You viii gladly admit that neither
France Germany or England can produce
anything better. The Royal Is on Main
street next 10 the Walker house and when
you want the best Ice cream made OF pure
Utah cream 80 to him.
don't think prices win b. raised
have mada II my business TO inquire for
your sake, and have been assured by all
that present prices will prevail.
! keen In close touch with the Christian
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-13

your death sentence read to YOU, I know
how It feels. but my faith in Utah's eli
mate was SO great 1 never gave UP. one
by one | have conquered the diseases aud
now the last one is yielding to the efficacy
of our springs. Judge Goodwin and Judge
Colburn We're the first TO encourage me
on my arrival here and all they said of the
climate and springs has been realized, ard
more, too. l feel like a new being AMI my
heart is so full of gratitude / can't say
too much in favor OF this State.
l have written much more than ! in
tended to. SO will now close with the Prom
Use Of telling you something Of Brigham
Youngs grave. the hive and beehive
houses where he kept his many wives,
Eagle Gate. etc, with illustrations. Until
we chat again, yours truly,
Mrs. e. C. Baldry,
Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-
deavor. Central Christian Church.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-13

able are Miss McDowell's paper dolls u,
tho rag ones made by a Tennessee vomss
who manages to cut and Shape and i,v
them with the neatest possible stitches Into
semblance of human features truly start.
ling. They are practically indestruc,lbs
and look much like the uncolored blSus
beauties OF the Christmas shops Boy doIi
also-dcliciouslv Rroteeuuh as to cos.uni,
and with something of a small boys ahn'
don in line ami nose. There are games toi
the wee folks and states and toys manifold
Indeed. the patent room demonstrates b.
vond neTadvcnture that woman doa nH
give her whole mind 10 any one thing Of VI
Of things. but takes this world and sens
moietv OF the next for her mental piTlh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-13
THE INTERSTATE DRILL.
Many Companies Have Already An
nounced Their Eutry.
CONTEST FOR CUP WILL Be WARM.
Both the Morton Cadets and the
Thurston Rifles Claim to lie
the Champions.

the Cham lons.
San Antonio, Texas, June 12.--The In
torstate drill to be hold here July II I,
rs inclusive is rapidly getting into shap
aud the following companies nave alread
entered:
Glass A-Morton Cadets, Washington. d
The Lloyd Rifles. Fort Worth, Texas.
lue j. N. Shaw Rifles, Navasota. Texas
Tho Orleans Rifles. New Orleans la.
Company q. Fourth Regiment, For
Dodge, Iowa.
Mccarthy Light Guard, Little Rock. Ar,,
Tho Governors Guards, Austin. Texas
Company A, First Regiment r. V. q
Galveston.
The Ralknap Rifles. San Antonio
Company ID, First Infantry st, Paul.
Thurston Rifles, omoha Neb.
Glass B-The Trezevant Rifles. Dallas
Texas.
The Mexla Minute Men, Mexla. Toya..
Company C. Sixth Regiment, Gainesville.
Texas.
Tho Nocona Rifles. Nacona, Texas.
The Lloyd Rifles, For, Worth, Texas
The ]. y. Shaw Rifles. Nuyusota, Texas
The Kennedy Rifles. Corpus Christi
Texas
The Tom Hamilton Guards, Huntsville.
The Lipscomb Rifles. Luling. Texas.
The San Angelo Rifles. san Angelo.
The Toxarknna Rifles Texar.1aua, Texas.
Zouayes-rhe Hale zouayes Of Kansas
City.
Tho Nicely Zouayes. Memphis, Tenn.
The Aurora Zouayes. Aurora, Ill.
San Antonio Guard Zouayps.
The entries Of the military bands do not
close until July 10 and the bands entering
Will be announced after that date.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-09-23
Notice..

DY VIRTUE OF POWER CONFER
- red upon me by an order issuing from
the Superior Court Of Vance county, in a
cause therein pendingi entitled Samuel
Watkins and others VS.. Kate A. Watkins
and Others" l shall, on
MONDAY, 4TH DAY OCTOBER, 1885,.
sell at public auction to the highest bid
der, at the Court House door in Vance
county upon the terms one-half cash, bal
ance on a credit Of twelve mOiith>, with
option to purchaser To pay all cash, for
division among the parties, the following
property to-wit: One certain lot of land
in II henderson, y. C., bounded as follows:
Begin at the corner Of Vaughan and Rock
Spring streets at an iron stake and run
thence along Rock Spring street y. 40 w.
218 feet to an iron stake at the corner OF
Rock Spring and Chestnut streets; thence
along Chestnut street y. II +. l72 feet to
an iron stake; thence ). Az K. "a feet to
an iron stake on Vaughan street; thence
along said Vaughan street ,. 81 W. 30
feet TO beginning. Also one other lot OF
land bounded as follows: Begin at a stone
situate on the West side Of Garnctt street
in Henderson, y. e., and at the corner OF
Rock Spring street distance OF 80 feet
from the center Of K. Il Il. Railroad thence
along Rock Spring street \. 40 w. 26i feet
to a stake on Vaughan street; thence along
said Vaughan street y. 3l1z +. % feet to
IN iron stake; thence ). IS +. 2i1 feet Ia
Garnett street; thence along Garrett street
5 80 W. 1881 to beginning. These lot
will be sold III two Or three parcels 10 suit
purchaser.
Parties desiring to see said property car
| apply to Mr.. Samuel Watkins or the un'
| This Goth August. ls97.
| A. C. ZOLLICOFFER.
Commissioner.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-09-23
TAXES.

Please read the following law careful
obey the same, and every man in the Coun-
ty will have to conform to this law:
Laws OF 1898, Chapter 296, Sec. 36.
The Sheriff or his Deputy or Tax Collector
shall attend at the Court House or his Of
fee in the county town during the months
of September and November for the pur-
pose of receiving Taxes; he shall also in
like manner attend at least one day dur
ing the month of October at some one or
more places in each Township, of which
fifteen days notice shall be given by ad-
VertiSement at three OF more public places,
and in newspaper if one be published III
the county.
Sec. 37.-Whenever the Taxes shall he
due and unpaid, the Sheriff shall immedi-
ately proceed to collect them. &c.
Revenue Act, 1897, Sec. 52.-Ihat 1t
shall be and is hereby made the duty OF
each Sheriff of each County in the State to
make diligent inquiry and report to the
Judge at each term of the Criminal Court
held in the County following the time
when the license tax and taxes provided
for in Schedules A, B and q of this act
should have been paid as to whether or
not such license taxes and other taxes have
been paid by all persons or corporations
liable for the same, and to make out list
of all delinquentS. And it shall be made
the duty of the Judge to submit the list of
the delinquents to the Solicitor to end that
such delinquents may be prosecuted for
such defalcatiOn in the manner provided
in the next section of this act.
Sec. 53.-That such persons or corpora
tions who are liable to pay the license tax
or taxes provided for in Schedules A, b
and g of this act and the Machinery Act;
and shall fail to pay the same as provided
by law shall be guilty of a misdemeanor
and punished by fine not exceeding five
bundled dollars or imprisoned not exceed
ing six months, and the Sheriff shall be
allowed by the Judge such compensation
for making such report as he may deem
Just and proper to be paid by the County
shall endeavor to follow strictly thu
above laws. Therefore all parties are
earnestly requested to come forward ant
settle their Taxes.
Will be in my office during the months
of September and November, or you vii
find deputy there for the purpose of col
lecting Taxes.
will visit the places below for Tho
same purpose, on the days stated, durin.
| the month of October:
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-09-23
WANTED.
kittrell Letter.

kITTRELL, n. c., Sept. %, 1897.
EDITOR GOLD LEAF:-Mr. and Mrs.
G. J. Burton, of Mddleburg, were here
last week, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Williams.
Rev. e. l.. Whitaker returned Sat-
urday from a two weeks stay near his
old home. He is this week conducting
a meeting at Mt. Carmel.
Miss Nettie Allen left last Thursday
for the Normal and Industrial School
to resume her work Of ''teaching young
ideas how to shoot" She stopped
over in Durham to visit the Graded
Schools, which are said to be the best
in the State.
Miss Dolly Grlssom, a daughter of
Mr.. Eppy Grissom, is quite sick. with
typhoid fever, We hope she will
speedily recover.
Mrs. d. S. Rowland spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives near Bob
bitt.
Mr.. Willie M. jenkins, of Granville
county, came Saturday on short visit
to relatives.
Mr.. G. II. Williams has taken po-
sitlon with Crenshaw & Co., Of OK
ford.
Mr.. G. w. Raney began ginning
cotton Saturday. The farmers are not
SO buoyant now as they were a few
weeks ago. The cotton crop generally
is very short and late corn is almost an
entire failure in this section.
We understand that Mr.. T.. H.
Crudup will in the near future 90 into
the lumber business.
Miss Pattie Baker, of Youngsville,
who has been spending some time with
Miss Nora Ellis, returned home Mon
day. We know of one young gentle
man who hopes that she will soon come
again.
Mr.. o. w. Blacknall, ST., returned
yesterday from Winchester.
Dr.. G.. w. Blacknall. "the only"
arrived yesterday from Raleigh to visit
his aged mother Mrs. Caroline Black
nall. p
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-09-23
Cure for Typhoid Fever and Dropsy.

Mr.. John r. Cox, a citizen Of Balti-
more, publishes the following commu-
nication in the Baltimore american of
that city: Some time since a gentle
man informed me that he knew of
several persons who had been cured of
typhoid fever by the application of
mashed raw onions to the feet. Two
patients were 80 i'll that they were not
expected TO live over a few hours. Six
large onions were pounded to pulp and
applied to the feet Of the first patient.
He was relieved in a short time and
got well. The second case was a few
weeks later and the result equally sat-
isfactory. The first opportunity had
tried upon a colored boy during one
Of my visits to the House of Reforma-
ton for colored children. He was very
i'll with typhoid fever. l named the
matter to Gen. Horn, who Immediately
ordered the application. He soon
fell sleep, rested well, aud recov-
cred. The next opportunity was that
of son of friend of mine in the
treasury department of the custom
house in our city. | called to see him
on business, when he informed me his
son was very i'll. He said it was ty-
phoid pneumonia. He had been de-
lirious for week or more, and required
constant watching, for fear he might
do himself harm. l advised him to try
the onions. He did so and thus speaks
of it: 'Immediately on its applica-
ton he began to improve, and con-
t,n
Perhaps they might be as etticacious in
other forms. The remedy is simple
aud safe. and trial in any case can
do no harm. They have cured dropsy.
Mr.. Ralph Brunt. Il very respectable
and reliable ggentleman, informed me
that his wife had suffered for long
time with dropsy. She was swelled
from her head to her feet. She was
attended by different physicians, who
finally said: 'Mr. Brunt, we cando no
more, your wife cannot life. We can
give her temporary relief by tapping
her, His wife declined the opera
ton, as it would but prolong her suf-
ferings. At this time his attention
was called to a paragraph in news
paper, in which gentleman made the
statement that he had been cured Of
dropsy by eating onions. His physi-
clans had told him that he could not
live. One day he wanted to eat some
raw onions and he did so. After eat
lug them he felt better, and tried some
more. He then made it a rule to eat
six day, and in few weeks he was
well. He felt it his duty to publish it
for the benefit of others. Thus Mr..
Brunt knew Of it. He called the at
tention of his wife to it. She was will
ing to try it; did so, and at the end of
one week discharged her nurse, at
tended to her household duties, and
was so reduced in size that her friends
could hardly recognize her at first
sight. She lived for more than thirty
years afterward, and died some two
years since, over eighty years of age.
If the foregoing prove the means of
benefting any one, the only regret |
will feel will be the fact that did not
attend to the promptinss Of duty much
sooner.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-09-23
The Old FaShiOned.Stvle

"blunderbuss" OF former decade, it is
big and clumsy. but not effective. In this
century of enlightenment. you have DIR.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. which cure In
digestion. Constipation, Bilious Attacks,
Sick and Bilious Headache.
Fine linen Neckwear-all of the latest
styles-at 25 cents, just received at
BARNES CLOTHING STORE.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-09-23
A Card.
To my Friends and the General Public:

To my Friends and the General Public:
Having acceptad a position with Boyd
X Rogers, Of Warrenton, \. c., for the
present season, l take this method OF
returning thanks for the many kind
nesses shown me and for the very liberal
patronage accorded me, wherever / have
worked. Monkey" and myself are still
in the field
Two right old wagons It's true,
But instead Of being most broke down I,
We are about as good as new.
AS heretofore shall try to give you
straight goods about tobacco. If the
market is good, l shall tell you so. If it
is low, shall do the same. No "whip-
ping the devil around the stump" Our
market with Boyd & Rogers leading)
hus opened with prices as good as any
in two States, and we intend to keep it
SO regardless of consequences at all times
Our prices for all grades OF erybOdy's
tobacco shall be highest market prices.
SHAKE WELL BEFORE TAKING" OR 1T
MAY MAKE YOU SICK. 1t is dangerous
even if the boys don't want to make any
thing but the charges
Better put it on Boyd & Rogers floor,
where every pile will be pushed to its
highest market value and you save the
profit the drummer may make.
To my many colored friends, will say
that | have never been better situa
tedt look after your interest and will be
glad to see you all. and promise the very
best efforts of Messrs. Boyd & Rogers
and myself in your behalf II your to-
baccO is the best on the floor you will get
the highest price.
To my young friends (both girls and
boys), [ will say, that the old fiddle
never was in better fix, and about Exmas
times or any other time, should you wish
the capillary from the equine caudal APP
pendage so artistically drawn over the
feline digestive organs, al to produce
concord of sweetest sound, | am the man
to do it and will do it, and the pleasure
shall be as free as the wind that blows to
everyboGy-but when there is any to-
bacco in it for Boyd 4 Rogers there must
be and will be more-what? Sugar in
the coffee" Why? "Cause den Ephum
done got de coon and gone on" SO get
together and let meknOw. Again thank.
ing you for past kindnesses and patron
age and again assuring the best efforts
OF Boyd & Rogers and myself in your
behalf, l am as ever your friend,
r. B. HENDERSON, "Uncle Dick.'
RESOURCE, Screven Co, Gal have
been subject to attacks of bilious collie for
several years. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and DiarrhGa Remedy is the only sure re-
lief. 1t acts like charm. One dose of it
gives relief when all other remedies fail
q. d. Sharp.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-09-23
You can be Suited at Whites.

What to wear and where to get it
and have it made to order in the best
and latest style, is no longer question.
That matter has been settled for the
gentlemen of Henderson and surround
ing country by Jas. w. White, the
tailor, as his record shows. He has a
line of fall and winter samples that are
beautiful, durable aud right up to the
times. If you want suit made to
order and one that will fit and wear
we'll call on him and you can get what
you want and be pleased. The best
feature about Whites work is that it
is all right-and so are his prices.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-09-23
re- OF ADVERTISING.

-.....n. dverti>ements to be published
If'-- .. md under. must be PAID 1or In
.a" iH.'. ~ advertising for shorter llne
sj''.' months j. c"nsidersd Transient
s--.nr----- advertisements published for a
..,..-'. J. ..-,.rrt ~.Iutnts, to appear among
I"'"' ',rr v-!Il he charged 10 cents per
/. d. +..r Insertion, and cents per line
TO- ,.-,.r- on thereafter.
20 "''' DE- '...rr.,rGueutS. such as adm MS
La 49,. ..y-cutorS' nn:ices, commission
,:t... Justices sales, summons 10 non
~ "a. q. kill be charged Tor at rates
r. NV. except when they exceed
Th-'' r.r..f OF space, in which case We re-
.+. g.. o. ,.7 10 TX our own Price All
80. ...r...-- must be PAID FOR IN AID
I... r.rupru sntion Is small and
..r.r ..IrIlI to take risks or walt the
- ....r f,-I-ttI~ L. pay.
-" ,.tfI,...- resolutions OF respect,
,.. .-ff.tr...ri tor at the rate OF one
....rt. aud TIC cash must accompany
IT. Ia cases where friends and
.rrt..' lr,p.r:tT" concerned no charge
.,- lr.,.i.. lnT The first ten lln"S-hnon' ID
of alfI;.lr> not exceeding That IN
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-09-23

Sheriff Smith publishes the time aa
rt"r's ne VIII attend during the month
oi October for the purpose ofcollecting
taxes due. The law, which is cited
makes 1t obligatory upon the sheriff to
use stringent measures and attaches ,
nea'y penalty for failure to paw taxes
see hotice and govern yourself accord
lngly. 'N''"-
Inc busy season of the fall trade
VIII! soon be on. AS has been we'll
SAD people buy things in their minds
sometimes before they do with their
money. Are you fixing your name in
Their minds with an attractive adyer-
tlsement so they will have determined
where to 90 when they get ready to
DuS: II not it is time you were about
it.
We see from the Elizabeth CITY
Ec'nonttst that our friend Mr.. John F.
EngIe has retained to his home in that
place from Bermuda, where he has
been tor year or more. We have
several beautiful Photographic view.
OF notable places and natural scenes
In that country taken by him and sent
with his compliments at different times.
tie says that is a fine country espe-
cialiy IN winter and his descriptions of
the "summer isles" are rich in interest
and prolific in instruction.
FOR years, says Capt. G.. Mueller, Il
nave relied more upon Ayers Pills than
anything else in the medicine chest to reg
ulate my bowels, and those of the ships
crew. These pills are rot severe in their
action, but do their work thoroughly"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-09-23

Why suffer with Coughs, Colds and La
Grippe when Laxative Bromo Q"inine
will cure you in one day? Does not produce
the ringing in the head like Sulphate of
Quinne. Put up in tablets convenient for
taking. Guaranteed to cure or money re-
funded Price, % cents and guaranteed
nv all druppiStS Oct Is. lc.