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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-07-05
NOTICE..


DY AUTHORITY OF THE POWER
ID of sale conferred in Deed in Trust
executed on the 23rd day of August, 1881,
by j. Ii. Goodrich and wife, s. E. Good
rich, and an assignment thereof to me
registered in Book 8, page 359 and Book II
page 53l, in the Office of the Register Of
Deeds of Vance County, l shall sell for
cash, by Public Auction, to the highest
bidder. at the Court House door in Vance
County, N. C., on
Monday, August 9Th. 1900,
the property described in said trust deed
as follows: 1t is that lot situate at the
North-Wes corner Of and between Brock
inridge Street and German Alley and on
North East side of Breckenridge Street in
the town of Henderson beginning at said
corner and thence down German Alley 200
feet to B. Smiths corner; thence Westerly
by Smiths line 100 feet to Smith s corner;
thence to Breckenridge Street. and thence
along said street to beginning; being lots
and in the plot Of the Hughes property,
less 100 feet square thereof in rear sold to
B. Smith. There are on this lot two good
two-story frame dwellings.
Il. L. HICKS,
July 4th, 1900. Trustee.
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The GdbI6 COMPANY,
OF Chicago, ILL.,,

the largest manufacturers Of Pianos and
Organs in the world, is doing wonderful
business in North Carolina through its
distinguished representative and manager,
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The University.

An advertisement of the University
of North Carolina appears elsewhere
in this paper. The growth and ex-
pansion of the University should be a
matter of pride to every North Caro-
linian. In efficiency, patronage and
public favor it is now second to none
in the South. Its requirements are
exact, its standard rigid, its tone OF
life high and manly. Its academic
roll is the largest in the South, and in
all it's history it has never been so
close to the people, and so able to
serve them. Ambitious and needy
bows should remember its motto is,
Equality, Opportunity and Self
help"
Tuition 500. Scholarships and loans
to needy young men. Free tuition to
candidates for the ministry. minis
ters' sons and teachers. For catalogue
and further information address +. r.
Venable, president.
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Monday, July 9th, 1900,

sell at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash, at the Court House door in the
town of Henderson, n. G., the following
real eatate, to-wit: All the right. title and
interests Of said j. Ii. Steed and wife in
and to one tract or parcel of land situate
in Vance County, N. e., bounded as fol-
lows: Begin at a stone L. Evans corner
in j. j. Bridgers' line; thence along said
Evans line n. III E. 1887 chains to a
stake Evans corner in Mrs. Smithwick' s
line; thence along her line n. s9k w. II
chains to stake, j. Z. Stainback's corner
In her line; thence along said Stainback s
line S. liz w. 1892 chains to stake,
Stainback's corner in S. P. Phipps' line;
thence along said Phipps' and j. J.
Bridgers' line S. S5A E. II chains to be-
ginning. Containing 121 acres, more or
less The interest herein being an uE-
divided one-third interest therein.
This 9th June, 1900.
A. G.. ZOLLICOFFER, Trustee.
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The ia. Ala. Business College.

All roads may not lead to Macon.
Ga. but it is said that all railroads
centering there have been daily
crowded of late with young ladies and
gentlemen to enter the Georgia-Ala-
bama Business College. This is one
of the best institutions of its kind in
the South, Offering superior advafi-
tages to those wishing to take bus
mess course-book-keeping, banking,
commercial law, typewriting, short
hand. telegraphy. etc. See advertise
ment in this paper.
You assume no risk when you buy
Chamberain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. The Dorsey Drug Co.,
will refund your money if you are not
satisfied after using it. 1t is everywhere
admitted to be the most successful rem
edy in use for bowel complaints and the
only one that never fails. 1t ia pleasant,
safe and reliable.
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Henderson Tannery.

lam now ready to go to work and will
take hides to tan on halves or will buy as
many as | can. paying highest market
price for same.
Fair treatment and square deal guar
anteed in every instance.
L. T. Howard.
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TUITION 10000.

Scholarships and loans to needy. Free
tuition to candidates for ministry, minis
ters' sons and teachers. 512 students be-
sides 16I in Summer School. SO teachers
in the faculty.
For catalogues and information a ldre IS
+. 2 VENABLE, President.
Chanel Hill n G.
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Aycock in Oxford.

We repeat the announcement and
renew the invitation to the people of
Vance county to join the people Of
Granville in giving Hon. {. B. Aycock
rousing reception in Oxford next
Tuesday, the 10th. 1t is expected
that a great crowd will be present.
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NOTICE.

DY VIRTUE OF POWER CONFER
ID red upon me by deed of trust duly
executed by J Ii. Steed and wife on 18th
day f April, 1899, which is registered in
Vance County, book 10, page SIG, and at
request of the holder OF the debt secured,
| shall on
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Week End Rates to chase City ana
Clarksville. Va.
Commencing Saturday. June End. 1900,
and continuing each Saturday thereafter
1900. the Southern Railway will sell
round trip tickets to Chase City and
Clarksville, Va, at rate Of one fare for
the round trip. Tickets to be limited to
Monday following date OF sale.
All the newest and most popular sum-
mer drinks served at Carriers Fountain.
Ice cream saloon, foreign and domestic
fruits, confectioneries, etc. Fresh bread
every day.
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Best Brick I'm The State

FOR SALE on cars f. o. b., Henderson,
y. e., ut 81 90 and $500 per thousand.
Address W. T. ROSE,
Raleigh n e.
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The University
OF North Carolina.
NJ . IT. a I &C A.. a. al Al. Observation-Disclosures

Three academic courses leading to De-
grees. Professional courses in Law, Med
icine and Pharmacy. Summer School for
Teachers
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Why not try H. THOMSON on flour
and get the best in town for the money?
Phone 49,
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Mr.. j. K. Uzzell, of Wilson, N. c.,
will address the citizens OF Vance
county on the issues of the day at the
following times and places: Middle
burg. Friday, July 9Th, at 1 p. m.
Henderson Cotton milD, Friday, July
9th, at 8 p. IN. Wordsworth, Saturday.
July 18th, at } p. m. WILLIAMSBURG,
Saturday, July 9TH, at 8 p. nj.
Col. j. Bryan Grimes, Democratic
candidate for Secretary of State, and
Mr.. W. L. Beckett, Of Louisbury. will
address the citizens of Kittrell Mon
day, July 9Th, at p. N.
Pnin-killer as an internal remedy, has
no equal. In eases of summer complaint,
diarrho"a, dysentery, it cures quickly
Used asa liniment its action il like magic,
when applied to bad sores, burns. scalds
and sprains. For the sick headache and
toothachp, don fail to try it. In short.
it is n Pain-kiIIer. Avoid substitutes,
there's but one Pain Killer. Perry Davis
Price 25r and soc.
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See list of farms and town property for
sale and rent by J. L. Currin, real estate
broker, and don't bother about the cen
fury YOU are now living in lust so YOU
can secure bargains by making deal in
dirt with him.
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Public Speaking.

Bargains in writing paper at Parker s
Drug Store
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-07-05

Snow in June every day. Sounds
strange but it's true. You can get it at
Carriers Soda Fountain.
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Every thing to eat, fresh and up to
date, at II. THOMASON
The evening times., 1900-07-10
EXCEEDED Speed LIMIT
FOnr MOtOrmen and a Bicyci;s
Fined in the Police Ceurt.
Judge Scott Says No Hore Leniency
Is to Be shown 10 Offenders of
Heavy Fines viii Ie Imposed in
All Cases Brought Before Him.

Judge Scott was again inclined to be len
lent this morning when four motormen
employed by electric railway companies
were arraigned in the lower branch OF the
Police Court charged with violating q po-
lice regulation. IN that they operated the
Carsunder their. control at greater rate
Of speed than that prescribed by law.
Judge Scott announced yesterday when
he let six motormen off with fines of 81
each that the penalties would be more Sc
we're In the future. lie said this morning
that his intention had been to keep his
word IN The matter, but added that in view
OF the fact that the defendants then before
him. being apparently no more TO blame
than those Of the previous day, were de-
serving OF the same leniency.
The motormen arralgned this morning
were Edward Raley. Riley Janney, Charles
r. Furr, and Edward Harley. The COM
plainants were Bicycle Policemen O-Brien
and Geir. Il was claimed that each de-
fendant hae operated his car at a rate OF
speed greatly in excess OF twelve miles an
hour. Rsley and Janney, il was alleged.
committed the offence charged on Eleventh
street. FUR, IL was said, had violated the
law on Ninth Street. while Harley. il was
claimed, had disregarded the speed limit on
Columbia Road. Each defendant in turn
admitted bis guilt, bu; claimed to have
unintentionAlly violated the law
Judge Scott said the cases before him
were similar TO those of the previous day
and for that reason he would impose s-sht
lines He added, however. that no more
leniency would be extended after the pres
ent week. Each motorman paid a ine Of
y 20 avoid serving six days In jail
Charles Meyers was the complainant be-
fore Judge Scott this morning against
Frank Brown, a c0lored driver In his en-
pIOy. 1t Was alleged that Brown had
6purrec an obesinste mule by punching
holes In its side with n sharp-pointed
Etick. Brown dened the charge and claimed
that boy whom he styled my niece
Charlie, was the offender Brown was
sent down for fifteen days in default OF
payment Of a fT Of So
Because 1t was alleged that he rode his
bicycle az a greater rate Of speed than six
miles an hour at a street crossing. John
Aobley was fined s. by Judge Scott. Street
hallway Crossing Policeman Grant was the
complainant in the absence OF a you1e
lided. W.
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COULD NOT ENDURE POVERTY
so Mrs VIII Left Her Husband. Who
Sues for Divorce

FREQ D. Win today. through his sttoraey,
f r. ship2. filed suit FOR divorce aga -nst
his wife, Alice A. VIII, on the ground OF
desertion
The parties were .larried in Harvey IL.
in December 1898. ard lived together I'll
August, 1894. Al the time last mentioned
Viii states. he provided his wife with
money 70 20 to Coldwate-. Mich. On a
visit She went. he says. but she never
came back. On May 70, 1888, however. be
received letter from his absent wife in
which she informed him that she did rot
intend 10 return and live with him.
The letter referred TO is made an exhibit
IN the proceedings. In IL Mrs. VIII states
that she could not suffer the poverty in
which she had always lived with her hus-
band she did not blame her husband fcr
heirPoVerty, but safJi II was Just his MS
fortune not he able 10 make SUN tent
money to support her. She admitted that
her husband loved her and was doing she
best he could for her. but love and willing
ness 20 provide was not a substitute for
bread, meat, and clothes
The evening times., 1900-07-10
CENSUS OF WASHINGTON.
Figures Not to BE Made Public 10,
Several Days.

The population of the District Of Co
lumbia cannot be made public for several
days yet" said Director Merriam to a
reporter for The Times today The
clerks are busily engaged IN making the
count from the figures turned in by the
enumerators and are working as fast as
they possibly can. Rest assured that I
Will give out the figures as soon as thew
are placed on my desk
The cool wave has greatly facilitated
the work al the Government bake-oyen
or hot-house on Street. commonly known
as the Census once. and IL 1t continues
there is strong hope that the census will
be counted without even the loss Of 1ns
LIE from heat prcstrstiou.
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WILLIAM GAsKINs, FUNERA1.
obsequies of the Youth Drowned NJ
the Bathing Beach.

The funeral of William F. Gaskins. the
youth who was drowned at the Bathing
Beach, Saturday. occurred this mornin .
from his late home, 324O Rock Cree.;
Church Road Services were conducted a,
the Church Of the Sacred Heart in Noun,
Pleasant, where requiem high mass has
said. Rev. Father McGee oficiated The
interment was at HolyrOod Cemetery.
Tne deceased was eighteen years old and
the son OF Charles A. Gaskins An uncle is
William J. Mullen, the well-known mer-
chant and clubman. Young Gaskins at the
time of his death was employed by w. b.
Moses & Sons He had filled the position
for two years, was considered efficient ana
Trustworthy, and had gained the good viii
and respect OF his employers and fellow
employee
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WAS IT 4 NIRaCIE.

The marvellous cure Of Mrs Rena J. stout ~
consumption has created intense excitement in
SSrnmaek, Ind, writes Marion Stuart a lead;rg
ninety pounds VIE. ber doctor in Yorktown sai5
she must soon die. Then she began Ia u-e Dr
Kings New Lieoovsly and gained thirtv-seven
poohos IN weight and N2s completely cured" II
positively guarsnteed 90 cure all throat chest
snd lung disssses. Fifty cents ard 81 Trial NOT,
tes fEee a. Henry Evans drug store s22 Street
The evening times., 1900-07-10

Have yor reas, my little
book, Three classes of
Near II not, write for
same. Il IS sent in plain,
sealed envelope free on re
quest, and eiabodles the
truths ] nave earned from
90 years experience. Il
tells Of my famous DIR.
SANDEN ELECTRIC
BELT, viii S,.ctric sus-
pensory, the worlds s great
est home self-t-eatment fcY
oil .annlAE Il ALE.l
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visiting Fircmen From Troy.

HE Esek BGsey Fire Company Of Troy. n Y,
arrived IN Washington today, and took quarters
st Wizards Hotel. The visitors viii spend three
DAYS here sightseeing. The company number.
serenity five men and officers, and is accompanied
by the famous Boring bad Of Troy. Capt. ".
Galhraith has eonseT.ted allow the band to give
concert in the new lobby OF Winard's at {
o'clock this evening. The oficefs Of the company
are: Cap,- ". Gailhrsith. NJ. : Marble. Charles
g. Wsgnss. John Bib. John A. Murray John C.
Ross. and Esek Bgsey jr
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Child Accu.ed of stealing.

L. Monday in the Police Court this morning
against Gertrude Robinson colored, eleven years
old. Because OF the youth Of the prisoner Judge
Kimbsll ordered her committed 10 the Board OF
tniiGrer's Guardians
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Pensions Issued

District Of Columbia: Original Levis Barber.
60; william Leisbear, s.; Margaret n Badger
$40 lncTesss-gartin o'Connor. SO; Frederick
W. Kellogg. $50.
The evening times., 1900-07-10
Fireman III with Epilepsy.

George l. Ward. fireman in the employ of the
Pennsylvania Railroad. was seized with an attack
of what IS said 10 have been epilepsy while in the
Pennsy lvaHia Railroad Station about o. Clock this
morning and falling sustained laeerajion OF the
scalp. He removed 90 the Emergency Hos
pitsl for treatment Ward Is thirty years old and
his home Is in Baltimore his condition Is not
serious
The evening times., 1900-07-10
Marriage Licenses I,s.ed

Marriage hcenses were issued today 20 William
II. Lockwood and Ida p Rothwell; William r
haher and Agnes Hickey: Samuel Lee and Eliza
beth Rowell; c. Irving Raybold and Emma "
Aekenna; James Booze and Mamie Hall; William
II. Edwards and Ethel Fletcher
The evening times., 1900-07-10
Funeral of John j. DoIan.

The funeral Of Jchn J. Dolzn, who died 4. the
Providence Hospital yesterday afternoon, viii take
place tomorrow morning Al 10 O'Clock from 1875
Thirtieih Street northwest.
The evening times., 1900-07-10
Accused of stealing watch.

William Goacher alleged before Judge Kimbsn
in the Police Court this mc.ning that Charles N
Csyweil. colored, was guilty OF the larceny Of
watch valued at 81 Judge EirhaIl sentenced
CaySell to sixty days in jail in defsalt Of payment
The evening times., 1900-07-10
Fell From n Car.

J. Brooks, of No. 20 Street southwest fell
| from 8 car Of the Great Falls Railway yesterday
and received several cuts about the head and
body. He was treated AT the Emergency Hos
pltal
The evening times., 1900-07-10

The funeral Of John Joseph Dors,y. vino died
at his home. l222 Thirty-seventh Street Sunday
afternoon viii take place tomorrow morning AZ
$50 O'clock Requiem mass viii be said at
Holy Trinity Church
The evening times., 1900-07-10

errors. etc, such as DRAINS. Losses Impoteucy
Lame Back and Varieooele. Worn az night it gives
strength while you sleep. No stocn1ch-wreoking
answer all letters personally, or re belt can be
examined AZ my ofice
Dr.. d E.G.SANDEN.s96B B'dxay Esw y oIk, NY
The evening times., 1900-07-10
ANIL SEAIENTS

Glen Echo Psrk-Yaudryille; evening
Wildwcod-K zudsViIle: eveniTg.
Chevy Chase Lake-Naval battle and water Are
-rorks; evening.
Indian Nillage-FloTida Ayerue between
Eleventh and Thirteenth Streets northwest, AZ
ternoon and evening.
Trains leave Chesapeake Junction daily, 10 a.
m, II A. n. ?. m, p H., ?. n. FOR Cbes-
apeake Be3c- ~ the Bay
The evening times., 1900-07-10
Ninety Days for vagrancy.

Agnes Shorter. cclOred charged BY Policeman
Payne as vagrsnt. entered a plea OF guilty, and
sentenced TO serve ninety days in the work
house.
The evening times., 1900-07-10
Profnne npd DisorderJv

Henry snowden and Hezekiah Matthews, charg-
ed with profanity and disorderly conduct in rhe
Police Court today were ordered 10 pay 6ne
of so each or serve thirty days in default. BosA
were committed.
The evening times., 1900-07-10
IndIs Famine RELIEF Fund

The following subscriptions 10 the India famine
rclief fund. which Is being collected by the Com
mttee OF One Hundred, had been received Up TO
the hour Of going 10 press:
The evening times., 1900-07-10
released From the wo.Lhou.c

Judge Scott this morning granted the motion
made by Johr Kearney for his release from the
workhouse his personal bonds Kearney was
sentenced on June y to serve six months for an
alleged disorder on Capitol Hill
The evening times., 1900-07-10
AFFAIRS OF fHE DISTRICT
Complaints of the Condition Of Four
teenth Street Northeast.

Residents Say Children Cannot Cross
the ThOrOnghfare In Rainy
Marrh Objects to Croquet Playing
at Night as Serious Nuisance.
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sun ross-.....G:G2 AN Sun SETS II Pm.
Noon rcse.............. Noon SETS -2:s2 An
The evening times., 1900-07-10
The Pot Called the Kettle Black Be- - "A 0~E
ca cause the Housewife Didn't Use SAPOLIO
UOe Cunning gimlsG
TUESDAY, JULY 70, leo.
The weather Indications.

Generally far tonight and Neda.sjsy; wsTm'
"Wednesday; hght westerly winds.
The evening times., 1900-07-10
Straw Hats.

Broken lot Of Rough stravs. su .ize. 20
= black. biue. and fancy bgEds-thi- Io1 il
eIoGss AT Of our 81, $50, and s. knr
iiioe ------------------------ wv
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"A
Great
Surprise
The people OF Honolulu will On

The people OF Honolulu will hnd .
genuine surprise in store for them n
they visit our
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TELEeRAMs CONDENSED.
News of Coast Files Abbreviated for
Quick Reading.
Plague is increasing at sydney.

Plague is increasing at Sydney.
revolution is impending in Guat-
emala.
Bryan will speak in San Francisco
on April z.
A snuff trust has been formed in the
United States.
Actor Roland Reed IS recovering
from his illness.
Yvette Guilbert. the actress. il Sc
riously I'll in Paris.
A German mail line TO South Africa
has been subsidized.
Typhoid fever IS raging at Dawson.
Northwest Territory.
Alaskan rivers are 20 be bridged and
telegraph lines set up.
Ellen Terry, who has been IN in
Toronto. Is recovering.
Ex-senator PETERS son committed
suicide at Kansas City.
An American party has found rich
placer mines in Siberia.
The Italian cruiser Calabria Is visit
ing the California coast.
The death OF Cardinal Dianossa Is
announced from Verona.
Mexican troops are occupying the ter
ritory OF the Maya Indians.
The German police have ferreted out
Polish conspiracy at Posen.
Major General Otis Is fast extending
civil service in the Philippines.
The Queen Is TO confer a Baronetcy
upon the Lord Mayor OF London.
London journals oppose and deride
the amendment 10 the canal treaty.
The Island Of Panay Is overrun by
scattered insurgents who burn and xiii.
Prince Won Hohenlohe has refused
20 sign the German meat inspection
bill.
Negroes in Mississippi lynched n ne
gro who assaulted a girl OF their own
race.
Captain ". A. Whiting. U.S.N.. has
been ordered 70 command the hide
pendence.
The War Department has awarded
a contract 20 the Driggs-Seabury Gun
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"a 4
CANADIAN POLITICS.
An UnSeemly Row In the Dominion
Parliament.

CHICAGO. March 15.-(Afternoon
Service. IA special to the Tribune
from Ottawa, Ont. says:
Desk pounding, palm Shaping.
singing of epithets and choTuses OF
grOans characterized yesterday after
Moons proceedings in the House OF
Commons. II began with Sir Wilfrid
Laurier declining 10 grant further
eOurtesies to the opposition with re-
gard to notices on the order paper. c.
Z. Foster took objection amid mani
festations of approval and disapprov-
al. Mr.. Foster angrily nicknamed Sir
Wilfrid His High Mightiness." -
vizier," "a Gar OF all the Russias, -
His Majesty" and so forth.
When the speaker had succeeded in
restoring order. Sir WHfrid reproved
the opposition for violating the rules
of decency, which brought up Sir
Charles Upper with the counter
charge that only a few nights back
Sir Wilfrid's followers had shown their
sense OF decency by saying he had vio-
lated all the ten commandments. There
was a roar that drowned Sir Charles
voice. and Sir Richard Cartwright got
up and insinuated II was probably in
Sir Charles own interest the question
was not gone into. Sir Wilfrid caught
Mr.. Speakers eye and rose to assert
the dignity OF the House. and said he
would not indulge in personalities.
The scenes continued till the end Of
the sitting