The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-07-19
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For Low Prices
On Lime, Laths, Shingles,
Doors and Windows, call on
john B. WAvKINs.

SEC that every Democratic voter is
registered.
Three winners Mr.. Pittman, Miss
Williams and the Rem-Sho Type
writer.
Mrs. Jane Young and Mrs. w. A.
Hunt have gone to Lincoln Lithla
Springs to stay awhile.
Of course every one will want to
give something for the Graded School,
aud every one ought to.
White men, have YOU registered so
you are ready to add your vote to the
column for the amendment?
Misses Eulalie and Carlia Harris,
daughters Of &. b. Harris, have gone
Ia HAYWOOD, \. G., to attend q house
party given by Miss Bryan
What is hell? asks a writer. Gen.
sherman said it was war, but we
some times think it is running a
newspaper in a country town.
Saturday will be the last day in
which YOU can register. Don't lose
The opportunity of voting by neglect
ing to register if YOU have not done
81 already.
Mr. Lewis N Watson. of Warren
county, was Henderson visitor this
week the first time since he was so
desperately sick. His friends were
clad to see him.
Mr. ii. r. Britt, of Brookston, has
shown samples of the first tobacco OF
this years crop-cured last week. The
color is good and the aroma as rich
AS new mown hay.
Mr. f. A Womble, business man
ager of the Raleigh Times Itsit0r,
spent Sunday afternoon in Hender-
son. We would like him better il
he'd come Oftener.
Mrs. W. III. Wakefield and two sons
Masters Arch and Frank, OF Charlotte,
came last week to spend awhile with
OF Mrs Wakefield
This is the last call If you cannot
vote through failure to register it
must be charged to your own neglect
and not to any fault OF ours in not
sufficiently urging you1o do so.
For lightness of touch. perfect
alignment and smooth and beautiful
work the Rem-Sho has no superior
among typewriters as has been dem
unstrated in numerous contests.
Don't wait for the soliciting com
mttce to see YOU but 90 to the treas
urer Mr. j. b. Owen and tell him how
much YOU will contribute toward car
ryinr on the Graded School another
wear.
Don't forget that this is the last
week for registration. If your name
is not on the book when the sun goes
down Saturday evening you will MOI
be permitted to vote in the coming
election.
Mrs John b. Grimes, of Smithheld
Va, is guest in Henderson renew
ing old acquaiutances. She will bt
remembered by many of our people a:
Miss Tollie Sweenv, who lived here
some years ago.
The census enumerators perhap;
know something about the difficulty
of obtaining satisfactory information
from negroes about their age, place
of birth, occupation, local habitatior
and other things which would legal,
qualify them for registration.
As will be seen by reference to ad
vertsement printed elsewhere a mum
Der of girls are wanted to work in thu
Seaboard Knitting Mills. This i
light. pleasant employment and SHOULD
prove remunerative to expert help
For particulars apply at the office o
the mills.
As has been aptly said the man wht
sits on limb and saws it off is Solo
mon compared with the one who neg
lects newspaper advertising and ye
thinks he can successfully compete
with his more wideawake and enter
Prising competitor in business wh'
pins his faith to it.
Thomas Il Newcomb are now offer
my cut prices on gents tan shoes ant
ladies' Oxford ties. The season i
advancing and they want to give
their patrons the benefit of bargain
III these goods while they are .'sea
sonable." Big line of trunks just re
ceived. See their stock.