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In Honor of SITS. Peter and Paul.

The Paulist Fathers will observe in a
special manner the Feast of Saints Peter
and Paul to-day. Solemn high mass will
be sung at II o'clock, at which the fol-
following musical programme will be rem
dered
Haydn's Seventh Mass; contralto solo,
ave Maria by Mascagni, Miss Josie
Murphy; Praise Ye the Father" Miss
Frances Ryan-contralto, Miss Josie Muir
ply: tenor. DR.. James F. Smith: basso
William Gordon, assisted by an aug
mented chorus. Organist Miss Marie
GiOrgiani. The sermon will be preached
by Rev. p. j. MacCorry. C. S. P; subject.
st. Paul Before Felix" Special vespers
will be sung at 7:45 p. m. The sermon
will be preached by Rev. H II. Wyman,
c. S. P; subject, st Peter, Apostle,
Penitent and Martyr"
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
The Lady's Adventures.

The brilliant production of Anthony
Hopes romantic comedy. THE Adventure
of the Lady Ursula" by Henry Miller and
the special company at the Columbia The
ater. is to be continued for another week
The demand for the play has surpassed
all expectations and every one of the re-
Inaining performances. including the spe-
cial holiday matinee on Tuesday, July 4,
should command a crowded house Mr..
Miller and his company have been max
ing an unusually fine impression upon
theater-goers. No such organization of
merit has appeared here in some time
There will be a matinee to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
Precautions for the Fourth

AS a precauuon against fire on or about
the coming Fourth of July, the Chief En-
gineer of the Fire Department requests
that property owners and occupants of
buildings remove all rubbish and com
bustible waste from and about their
premises, and keep the same well wetted
down. and that all those having garden
hose keep the same attached to a faucet
and ready for immediate use in case of
fire. Also to look out for roof fires, fires
In Easements, yards. underneath side
walks, etc, and to take such other pre-
cautions as may be deemed necessary.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
Music in Grace Church.

Special musical services will be held
this evening in Grace Episcopal Church,
corner Of Stockton and California streets.
in honor of the fifth anniversary of it's
splendid choir. The following programme
will be rendered: Ring Out, Wild Bells" >"
Chopin; barytone solo, 1T Is Enough"
Mendelssohn), s. Homer Henley; tenor
solo with chorus accompaniment. Seek
Ye the Lord" Clarence Wendell and full
choir: basso profundi solo, Cast Thy
Bread Upon the Waters" (RoeckeD,
Robert Blair; grand chorus, 'HalIelu-
iah" (HandeD, full choir: tenor solo,
recitation and aria Comfort Ye" and
every Valley GandeD; offertory. organ
solo 1.-THE Storm (Newkomam, by re-
quest W. H. Holt.
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s46,O59, 26Q.61
'43.OS5,GSS..4
Total Liabilities. .s4s, O5s, ,26o.


The Hibernia Savings and Loan Sn-
ciety. =. By JAMES R: KELLY.
s. President.
The Hibernia Savings and Loan So.
ciety, By ROBERT ]. ToBIN; -:
Secretary.
State of California, ss. 81:
City and County of San Franciscol =
JAMES R. KELLY and ROBERT r.
TOBIN. being each separately. duly
sworn, each for himself says. That said
JAMES r. KELLY is President, and
that said ROBERT ]. TOBIN is Sec
retary, of The Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society, the Corporation above
mentioned, and that. the foregoine:
statement is true.
JAMES r. KELLY, President. =
ROBERT j. TOBIN, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 1st day of July. 1899.
GEO. T. KNOX, Notary Public, =
In and for the City and County of San
Francisco, State of California.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
The Iiebes Estate.

G. H. Umbsen, A Wiston and Eugene
Galloway were appointed yesterday by
Judge Trout to reappraise the estate of
the late Herman Liebes. 1t is said by
the heirs that the first appraisement was
and that the estate is worth
over q million,
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
Services at St. Ignatius.

The Feast of the Holy Apostles Peter
and Paul. which occurred last Thursday
will be celebrated to-day. There will be
a solemn high mass a 10:3O o'clock. The
panesyric will be preached by Father P.
q. Butler. In the evening there will be
mon will be delivered by Father D. Ma
bony. The Ladies' Sodality will meet this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, instead of Sun
a, I11lN
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
Bishop Nichols Anniversary.

A service of special interest to Episco
palians will be held to-day at p. m at
the Cathedral Mission of the Good Sa-
maritan, Second and Folsom streets. in
commemoration of the ninth anniversary
of the first service held by Bishop Mich
OILS on his arrival in the Diocese of Cali
fornia All the Episcopal clergy will be
nresent and brief addresses Will be made.
Elaborate preparations have been made
bv Miss Brown, the organist, for very
attractive music by the boy choir. All
inv
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
Want Their Scenery.

Otto Kawakami and his wife, known as
the Henry Irving and Ellen Terry of
Japan. filed suit yesterday against S. X
Mituse, S. H. Friedlander. F. Marcuse
H Goodall. l. Marks, Jacob J. GottIob
and Melville Mark to recover possession
of their scenery and effects, which were
seized by the defendants shortly after
the plaintiffs had concluded their engage
ment al the California Theater.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
Park Concert July 4.

Special patriotic and popular programme,
Tuesday, July 4:
American overture. .Catlln
Popular melodies selection. Braham
Xylophone solo. Mr.. Hopkins.
Selection III Trovatore. containing the
celebrated anvil Chorus and "Miser-
ere erdl
Descriptive. Cavalry Charge .......... .Lueders
Tone Pictures of the North and South
Selection Robin Hood ...............De Koven
IdyIl The Forge in the Forest" ..... Michaelis
March Stars and Stripes ................S Sousa
Advances made on furniture and pianos. with
or without removal. J. Noopan, 1o11- 1923 Mission.
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IIAB BIIITIES

1-Said Corporation owes
Deposits amounting to,
and the actual value of
which is..-.....-...-......
The condition of said
Deposits is that they are
payable only out of said
assets and are fully Sc
cured thereby.
2-Reserve Fund; Actual
Value ...-.......
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02

tax levy recommendations
II of the Finance Committee of
II the Board of Supervisors have
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
.::Ayes--Gage, Anderson, Kirk,
Barnes, -Budd; Foote; Pardee, Rodgers,
Slack, Wallace; Waymire, White-12
:Noes-Neff, Houghton, PowelI-3.

Regent Hallidie declined to vote and
/ Leutenant-Governor Neff, in view of.
some remarks connected with enlarge-
-ment of the committee of references
changed his vote from mo to AYE
+ The subject was then referred to the
Finance Committee, the Governor being
authorized TO appoint Regents to act with
the committee. The chair added Regents
Barnes, .Budd,, Kirk; Anderson, Pardee
and Wallace to the committee. Before.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02

1-PrOmissOry Notes and
the debts thereby secured,
the actual value of which
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02

A number of members of the Associa-
tion of American Agricultural Colleges ar
rived in this city yesterday, preparatory
to the convention of the coming week, and
registered at the Occidental A list of
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-03-30
r1asons Accounted For.

DR.. Cheatham, who enjoys a good
joke in print as well as the recital OF
one, hands Us the following clipping:
The DEVILS Lake Inter- Ocean tells
this story as coming from little
Illinois girl who had prepared it for
commencement, under directions to
write an essay on the wise man:
King Solomon was man who
lived ever so many years ago. and in
the country that he governed he was
the wise man, and one day two women
came to him. each holding on to the
leg of a baby. and both claiming it
And King Solomon wasn't feeling right
well. and he said: Why could not
the brat have been twins and stopped
all this bother? And he called for
his sword and was going to chop the
little baby in two. and give each one
of them piece of it. when the one
who was the mother of the baby said:
Stop. Solomon: stay thy hand. Let
the old hog have it. II can't have
a whole baby | don't want any.
Then King Solomon told her to take
the baby and 90 home and wash its
face. for he knew it was hers. He
told the other woman to 90 and chase
herself. King Solomon built King
SoIomons temple, and was the father
of all the Masons. He had 700 wives
and 800 lady friends. and that's why
there are so many Masons in the
world. Ny papa says King Solomon
was warm member, and think be
was hot stuff myself. That's all
know about King Solomon"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-03-30
Plant More Corn.

Here is pointer for the farmers
from the Wavnesyille courier: ''One
Of the leading Southern newspapers
gives warming Of an approaching
scarcity Of corn and calls upon farm
ers thus early to make up their minds
to plant heavy corn crop this year,
Various causes are conspiring to
bring about the predicted scarcity
The last crop fell short Of what was
expected. larger quantity than ever
before is being fed 10 hogs, but more
than all. the European demand Is in
creasiug at rate beyond all precedent
and expectation Farmers should
make a note Of these conditions and
let corn have q large place in the
plans they are now laying for another
wear"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-03-30

Local advertisements, to appear among
r.-.idiug matter, Will 1e charged ~ cents per
NJ tor first insert ion and > cents per line
t4r each insertion thereafter.
I-g:tl advertiser: eHtS, such as ADM lstra-
t.r~ and executors nrtlc"S, commissioners
and trustees sales. summons to nDn-TtSl-
Ht~ &c. viii he charged for al rates fixed
Pos Law except when they exceed II certain
NIT oi space. III which ease W.. r"serv" the
-,At To fix our own price.
OBITUARY notices. Tc~p'uti. rs of respect ,
..... will bc charged for at the rate of one
.-.. ut per word: and the = '>h must accom- pa
p tn.- manuscript. In cases where friends
,r.I patrons of the paper are concerned no
.-..trs- will b,- made for the first ten line
bout - wOris-Or articles not exceeding
nat in length
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-03-30
Thomas & \ewcomb.

Attention is called TO the ADVERTISE
ment Of Thomas Il Newcomb, which
appears in this paper. They have q
nice line of goods-eyerything per-
tectly new and fresh-and have them
marked down at very narrow
margin of profit. Ladies dress goods
and trimmings. furnishing goods.
shoes. hats, white goods. umbrellas.
etc. Give them call and inspect
their stock. 1t is pleasure to
Norwood Thomas and Andrew New
comb TO see their friends and show
their goods whether YOU want TO buy
or not.
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And still the cry is. Have You been
saccinated?
Vaccination : about the most TAX
in- thing we have just now.
Tn, success Of the future depends
upon the advertising Of the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. ", T. Ma-senburg, OF
oxford, spent Sunday in Henderson
Judicious advertising is the best
tonic for that tired feeling in bust
rr~s.
If smallpox does not invade the
town some folks will be terribly dis
appointed.
Mr.. Jo. H1rri, and little daughter.
Of Norfolk. Va, are visiting relatives
in the county.
Geo. +. Perry j. erecting a neat cot
ta-r residence next tn Capt. {. j.
Smiths ou Hamilton street.
Don't worry about the business Of
to-mprroy. Advertise. and the NOR
row will bring better business.
Mi O.,ay;a ~hcarn left for
Nlu-hnu- last Thursday to spend i
few weeks with friend, and relatives .
\, fears and prediction fail some
times And - We still believe there
= H. danger OF smallpox in Hender-
son.
There ha- been a touch Of winter
in the atmosphere araiu this week
after several days Of bright and pleas
ant Spring weather.
Nj l.. Il. Fatum. Of Manchester
Va father OF Mrs. J. W. Beck. has
COME to- spend the SUMMER in Hender-
On for the benefit OF his health.
:. : Written ha, moved into his
NY dwelling house. just completed.
NEXT To j. u. Cooper'>. John Rem
,ake~ his place on Rowland street.
Mr. : J. Parham. a popular Hen
drr-ou boy. now resident and
prominent business man Of Louishurg,
wa~ caller at this office Monday
morning
I. vou :. not get the returns from
y1ur new >nAprr publicity expenditure
ma, YOU should. mayb,. the fault lies
Fl. the advertisement itself and not in
tIr advertising.
\ well written. neatly displayed
advertisement in the GOLD LEAF will
pal. business Your way, Now is the
time To 1T III the harness TO draw
Eour share "t the Spring trade.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-03-30
Beautiful Millinery Display.

The millinery opening of Misses
Thomas & Cheatham yesterday and
the day before was largely attended.
The decorations were beautiful and
the display of hats. bonnets. trim
mings, ornaments. etc. was much
admired and profusely praised.
These ladies never exercised their
taste and skill to better advantage
perhaps and gave fresh evidence of
their ability to please their patrons
in all the most stylish effects and
catchy conceits in feminine head
wear
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-03-30
Negro Postmaster in Trouble.

WAsH1SGToN. March 23.-Israci y.
Hargett. the colorcd postmaster at
Rocky Mount. \. c., was arrested
here Yesterday on a warrant sworn
out by the postofiice authorities.
charging him with the misappropria-
ton Of the funds Of his office. he,
was brought before United States
Commissioner Mills, and committed
to iail in default Of bond in the sum
OF $1,000. He will later be given i
preliminary hearing
Nice line OF Spring aud Winter Seed
Oats. at HTHOMASON
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-03-30
The Prince of Comedians.

Alba Haywood, the Prince of Coined
ians, IS coming. That means fun by
the ton, laughs galore, beautiful
music. and delightful evening all
around. The press comments tell Us
that Haywood is funnier than ever
that his work is all new. and his COM
panv strong and we'll balanced. 1t IS
with keen anticipation OF pleasure
that we await the appearance OF this
company. for with Heywood's name
there always goes guarantee Of
something good. He will be seen
here on the evening OF April l4th.
When you are ready for your summer
mating We want YOU 10 see our stock.
We have all qualities and prices and can
please you. SANJ FL " \ klNS-
The Latest Styles in Spring Clothing
for 1899. beautiful line OF Spring Neck
wear. Latest Shapes in Hats and Caps,
new line OF Shoes, just received at
BARNES CLOTHING STORE.
Parker, the Druggist, has the agency
for the Crawford, Racycle, Eagle and
WaverIy Bicycles. None better for the
money.
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Christian Endeavor Notes.

On Sunday evening, March Goth,
the regular conservation meeting OF
the Society was held. Rev. j. 5. Will
liams conducted the meeting the sub
ject was ''true penitence. There
was nothing OF interest to the public.
At the last meeting Of the eXecu-
tive committee they advised the mem
bers that it would be very profitable
to attend the Interdenominationa
State Convention, which is to be held
in Salisbury this year. This will be
a good time for some Of the Hender-
son people to find out what Christian
Endeavor is doing in North Carolina
They will have some fine speeches.
John Willis Baer, General Secretary
of the Christian Endeavor Union, will
be present.
Rev. T. NJ. Johnson, the former
pastor of the NJ. P. church here, vii
visit Henderson on the 3rd of Apri
and give US a nights entertainment
with his stereopticon views. All are
| cordially invited to attend.
Besides many other pictures Of in
terest he will probably present '.Tel
Nights in Bar Room If any Of the
readers Of the GOLD LEAF intend t.
90 they would do we'll to read it, it j:
a very fine temperance story, writer
bv S. T. Arthur. The entertainment
will be given in the NJ. 2. church.
We hear also that on Tuesday nigh
he will visit the c. f. Society a
Liberty, near EPSON.
OLIVE PEARLE HARRIS,
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-03-30

Yesterday afternoon while the ward
engine here was handling some freight
cars small negro boy undertook to
steal ride by swinging on to one of
the rods under car. He was sus-
pended near the ground and after
going some distance, where the bal
last in the centre of the track was
more elevated. he began to drag and
was soon dislodged. Falling under
the wheels one of his legs was run
over and crushed besides other serious
injuries being inflicted. The engineer
was not aware of the presence of the
boy and did not know the accident
had occurred until he had pulled his
train out Of the switch and saw the
mangled body lying on the track.
The boy was removed to his home
and his leg was amputated by Drs.
Cheatham.
He is son Of Jim Dunston and is
about or 10 years old.
Watkins has beautiful line of White
Goods, EmbrOideries and Laces.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-03-30

Perhaps no finer attraction of the
KIND has get visited Henderson than
the Alba Haywood Co.. booked to
appear at Cooper Opera House April
l4th- The press speaks in the most
hatterlng terms Of them.
Henry Thompson announces his
readiness for spring trade with new
and stylish line Of verviceable season
able merchandise. staple and fancy
groceries. etc, all Of which he is
selling at very reasonable prices.
Waited now upon the evening breeze,
Is an odor not the breath of flowers,
The rich perfume Of commercial fertilizer
Breuiles the senses with its paralyZng
powers.
Mr.. l.. n. Watson, of the Axtell
neighborhood, was Henderson
visitor yesterday. He tells US that
despite the excessive rains farmers in
his section have done considerable
work in the way OF preparing for
another crop.
Judicious advertising is the foun-
tain Of success, said wise, philosophi-
cal Ben Franklin years ago before the
science Of newspaper publicity had
attained anything like its present
status. And thousands of successful
business men Of to-day. the founda-
tiOns of whose fortunes were laid in
printers ink, testify to its virtue and
value. Are YOU one Of them?
George Perry and Oakev Goodrich
are now in the market for baby car
riages. The former thinks something
solid and substantial would best suit
boy, while the latter rather inclines
toward the fancy and artistic as more
in keeping with the eternal fitness Of
things in his case. But both are
proud and happy and neither would
swap with t other.
soc our line OF Easter Ties. The
prettiest goods of the kind in town.
For ladies and gentlemen
THOMAS 4 NEWCOMB
\ nice lot Of Early Rose Potatoes for
planting at II. Thomason's. Gail and
get them at once.
Call and SEQ the new Percalea, Cling
hams, PiqueS, Ducks, etc, at
WATKINS.
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Anniversary Exercises.

Next Sunday. April 2nd, will be
observed by the Methodist Protestants
of this place as the 10th anniversary
since the organization OF that de-
nomination in North Carolina.
FORENOON, II O'CLOCK. easter Program)
l. Old Easter Anthem
2 Hymn
3. Prayer by the pastor.
+. Solo and Quartette-Easter Dawn.
5. Psalm, GLORIA Patri)
6. Duett-RejOice, the Stone is Rolled
Away.
Z. Sermon.
s. Anthem - Christ Hath Won the
Victory.
9. Announcements.
10. Benediction.
AFTERNOON $3.50. Anniversary Program
1. Hymn-Lenox.
2. Prayer.
3. Responsive Exercises.
+. Hymn Anthem-Jerusaien, Ny Clio
rious Home
). Address-Dr. F. S. IIarris-Seventy
Years.
s. Hymn
Z. Address-NIr. S. R. Harris - Our
Place in MethOdism.
8. Male Quartette-Crown Him With
Many Crowns.
g. Address-Mr T. T. Hicks - The
Evolution OF Freedom.
10. Anthem-Praise We the Name OF the
Lord
II. Address-Dr. +. R. Harris Our
Future.
II. Doxology.
The public is cordially invited to
attend these services.
Pretties line of new Baby Carriages in
town, at S. WATKINS.
Handsome line OF silks for shirt waists
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-03-30
Building Stone.

| am prepared to furnish building stone,
undressed, in large or small quantities.
on short notice. No. l good rock
suitable for walls, foundations. under
pinings, wells, etc. Orders solicited and
prompt delivery made,
r. J. SWITZERLAND,
Henderson, y. {.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-03-30

'iGive me a liver regulator and l can
regulate the world" said a genius. The
druggi-t handed him bottle Of De Witt g
Little Early Risers, the famous little pills.
Phil Ii Thomas.
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Surprise No. 2.

Diamond Photographs 40 cents per
dozen. at the GLOBE PHOTO COS.
tas~Over porsey's Drug Store,
Henderson, y. {.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-03-30
Surprise No. ,.

Diamond Photographs 30 cents per
dozen. at the GLOBE PHOTO cos.
w~Over Dorsey's Drug Store.
Henderson, y. c.
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Best of All

t. cleanse the system in a gentle and truly
beneficial manner. when the Spring ime
comes. use the true and perfect remedy.
Syrup Of Figs Buy the genuine. Manu-
featured by the California Fig Syrup Co
only, and for sale By all druggists q. 80
cents per bottle.
\ big line OF Ladies and Childrens' i'm
ported Hose, at WATKINS
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-03-30
uoodav. ApriI 3gd. 1893.

=. !, o'clock NJ. certain lot Of land
descrit,ed in said Deed Of Trust and lying
on Parham street and part - lot No. OF
the Haf.eIl lots. a. pl":lri and sold IN
Inc sale Of the town lot -! ibe estate OF
II. II. Burweli, d.cea-ed. :,
For further particulars Apply 10 .. n
yn,ng Insurar,ca and Real Estate AGENT,
Henderson, v. e.
Trustee.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-03-30
Gone to Study Embalming.

Recently 1t was announced in the
GOLD LEAF that ID. w. Hardee & Co.
had added line Of burial cases, etc. =.
to their furniture business and
would do undertaking in all it's
branches. Mr. Hardee has for some
time been preparing himself along
this line by course Of reading, the
study Of anatomy and the theoretical
part OF embalming, and Monday he
left for Baltimore to attend lectures
and equip himself by actual demon
stration and practice.
MIR. Hardee is determined to make
the most of the time and expects to
return we'll furnished undertak er
and embalmer prepared in every way
for the successful and satisfactory
conduct Of the business in all its
branches.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-03-30
Bargains For You.

Davis Il Rose are busy getting in
and opening their new goods. We
have already told of the visit of their
buyer, Mr.. Geo. A. Rose. to the
Northern markets, where he pur-
chased his firms spring and summer
stock of dry goods, notions, dress
goods, millinery, shoes, hats. etc.
He has never had better success in
buying since he has been in the mer-
wholesale houses loaded down with
goods, gathered from the four corners
of the earth, and as hungry for money
as if they hadn't seen a dollar in a
decade. 1t is true the commercial
reports tell Of New York being aff1ict-
ed with a congestion of currency, the
banks not being able to loan it out at
anything like living profit, but mer-
chants who 90 up that way find that
money will buy more than ever be-
fore. Mr.. Rose experienced no diff
Guilty in getting goods at his own
price. Those who had money wanted
more. He was especially fortunate
in buying ladies' dress goods and
trimmings, notions and millinery
goods. Such a collection to select
from he has never seen before. He
also made a great drive on ladies
and misses fine shoes and slippers.
Messrs Davis 4 Rose make it a
rule to share their good fortune with
their customers. They buy cheap
and sell cheap. This is one secret OF
their popularitv and success.