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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-06-07
SAVE THE Chill DREM.
C..s~. s"AELDE;.ATR YETERAN03
All the Officers Elected by Acclama'
tiom-A Handsome subscription to

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the - vi. "..nnnsrMt.
Louisville KY, May 31.-All the off,
GERS of the United Confederate Vete-
rams were elected this afternoon by &C
clanlation. The list is as follows: Gen.
eral John 3. Gordon, general command
ing; Lieutenant-Gene Wade Hamp-
ton, Army OF Northern Virginia, de-
partment commander; Lieutenant-Gen.
eral s. D. Lee, commanding Army OF
Tennessee Department.; Lieutenant
General w. L. Cabell. commanding
Trans Mississippi Department.
The election result was wildly cheer
ed. The selection Of the place Of the
next reunion was made special order
for II o'clock tomorrow. A large crowd
attended this mornings session.
A resolution was offered by General
S. D. Lee providing that a message OF
sympathy be sent to General Wade
Hampton, who is i'll.
Colonel Picard. of louisiana, intro
duced a resolution providing for the
erection in Richmond, Va, Of monu-
ment to commemorate the sacrifices
and loyalty of the women Of the Con-
federacy during the war. Hon. ]. H.
Reagan. of Texas, asked that the
monument should be placed in some
central part of the Confederacy. The
matter was referred to a committee.
Many reports were heard at the
morning session.
The afternoon session opened with
the reading Of a statement from the
Daughters of the Confederacy, present.
ed by Taylor Ellyson, of Richmond, Va.
After the report was read subscription
was made for the Davis monument and
1t was announced that close to $500
had been raised for the monument
fund. Further contributions are expect
ed tomorrow.
Immediately following the announce
ment was made the motion of General
Horner, calling for the election of Off
GERS which has already been described
After the election of officers and the
speech of General Cabell the cOnven-
lon adjourned until Tomorrow morn
ing. The big reunion hall, barred Of
chairs and adorned with special decOra-
tons, was Eiven over tonight to the
young men OF Louisville, who were the
hosts at a ball in honor Of the sponsors
and maids Of honor.
Mrs. Margaret jefferson Davis Hayes
and her daughter, Miss Varina Jeffer-
son Davis Hayes. the daughter and
Sr+i CdGuRht"r Of jefferson Davis, ar
rived this itlOlning and are the guests
Of Colonc! ard Mrs Bennett H. Young.
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The Rev. W. A. Crawford-Frost, of

The Rev. W. A. Crawford-Frost, Of
Baltimore, in the course of a sermon
at his church Sunday referring to the
threatened rupture between the
United States and Turkey on account
of the failure Of that government to
pay 800, 600 demanded as endemnity
for destroying property belonging to
American missionaries in Armenia.
said:
1T is remarkable how Christianity
and Mohammedanism have changed
places. The religion of Christ was
founded upon non-resistance and that
OF Mohamet upon the sword, but now
heathens are to he Christianized by
Mausers and the blessings of our
religion dispensed to the world bv
the irresponsible head of American
militarism.'
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ANOTHER CASE OF PLAGUE.

San Francisco. May 3O-The city
Board Of Health to-day held an autopsy
on the body of a Chinaman found last
night in a Chinese undertaking estab-
lishment. DR.. kellogg, bacteriologist OF
the Board Of Health, said after tn
autopsy that all indications point to tt
conclusion that it is another case {
plague. According to DR.. Williamso.
president OF the Board of Health, Il
Gordon around the outskirts of Chin
town may continue for six weeks. IT,
Chinese merchants are preparing to n
stitute legal proceedings against t.
Board of Health to compel that body
to lift the embargo.
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ALKALINE
WATER.

Below is the analysis Of the star Aka
lire Water, which is confiiel tly recon-
mended to those suffering from Dyspepsia,
lndigest Constipation, Torpid Liver,
Gout, RheuUatism, CT Bright's Disease OF
the Kidneys.
ANALYS SIS.
RALEIGH, N. C., October. 1891.
Solids 81 $40 grains to one United States
gallon containing of
Silica DeOXide, 1913 grains
Iron and Alumina, 1915
Potassium Sulphate, 567 g
Potassium Chloride, 1890 .
Sodium Chloride, 1852 g
Sodium Carbonate, 1893 6
Calcium Carbonate, 1888 g
MagDesia Carbonate, 2.435 g
H. BATTLE. State Chemist.
For the Water and further particulars,
address,
IF. HARRIS, Proprietor,
Henderson, N. G.
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-FOUR MEN KILLED

Marietta. @. May 3l.-Four men vera
killed. four others fatally injured to-
night at Nhipp!e. a short distance east
or TINS city at O'clock this evening,
and three others crippled for life, by a
premature explosion Of fifty quarts Of
nitr"-GlyCerire which was being used,
in shooting an oil We'll
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at $40 West Eighteenth street, said to
be conducted in the interest OF medical
students. was attacked to-day by a
crowd of Infatuated Bohemians and
Lithunians who had been terrorized by
stories Of bodies being dissected in the
dispenSary and excited by the disap-
pearance of q boy who subsequently
turned UP unframed. His boy COM
panion reported that he had been way
laid and killed by the doctors. In few
moments a mob of several hundred peo-
pie was at work demolishing the build
ing. Police came on a riot call and, af-
ter clubbing freely and making several
errests, dispersed the crowd.
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FREE FROM EJGON1 PLAGUE

Washington. ,:ay Sl.-The snec,a,
agent of the Uni, d Sta,es at Honolulu,
reports to the Department # State thar
the Hawaiian authorities taye declared
the Hawaiian islands free from infec-
uon by the bubonic plague since April
3oth. at which time the quarantine was
raised.
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HENDERSON, N. c., MARCH 18Th, 1900.

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Suddenly we heard the cry, AT
tention" which meant that there was
less than 10 seconds left before the
second contact. Again the excite
ment was intense. All the photo
graphic slides were withdrawn. Not
sound was heard. even from the
surrounding crowd. Every observer
North Park union., 1900-11-09
Consistency, Thou
Art a Jewel.

Just for the purpose Of showing
how inconsistent some men can be,
we cite the following clipped from a
letter of Schurman who was President
of McKlnley's first Philippines COM
mission. The letter is written as an
answer 10 an open letter OF Sixto Lo-
pei the Filipino patriot who argues
freedom for his people. This is what
he says: b., ga
Racial and Tribal Differences.
il "Laatly Mr., Lopez does not ques-
lion the finding Of our commission
that the inhabitants of the Philippines
are marked by great racial and tr;-
bal differences, by immense varieties
Of social conditions which range all
the way from the civilization Of Man
lila down through all phases Of bar
barism to the naked savage OF Min
danao and northern Luzon, BY a
bewildering multiplicity of languages
which are mutually unintelligible, by
, dense ignorance on the part Of the
masses OF the people by the absence
Of union and concert and the utter
lack OF the idea and sentiment Of
nationality, and by the absolute in.
experience of all classes in the affairs
Yf government which Spain always
kept in Spanish hands. .--[That Is
Bchtrmana opinion of the Filipino
when he wants enlightenment but
below is his opinion when governed
by Uncle Sam's.. p.3 5i,H :.
"It is the, mission Of our republic
70 save the Filtpinos who in general
NE most promising, estimable and
even lovsble people, from this cruel
late, and to train them up to the use
Of free institutions and the noble
work of selt.goyernment, just as
quickly and as generously as they or
my portion Of; them can be induced
h, exercise a3civic function so .rdu-
IVY and so unaccustomed. ''-LCohld
hypocriss be carried to greater ex-
IRENE; Civilization and Christianity
Py force and bloodshed is Schurman's 3
Idea.
North Park union., 1900-11-09
..;pton Raises Pork So
Elimination Of his Corner results In
Small Advance.
Bit Thomas could have made the
Price 800 as well as go, but
he declared he had no Intention
OF squeezing" Anybody.

Chicago, Oct. 31.-(Associated
Press 1.-The elimination of the Octo-
ber pork corner, controlled by Sir
Thomas Upton, came to-day when
pork for delivery this month advanced
t3, rising on less than dozen trades
HON $l7, yesterdays closing price,
u $50 at the close to-day. The buy
Ing was by shorts who had held OF
till the last moment.
Could Have Made It 900.
1t Is said that Sir Thomas could
have made the price 800 as well as
SsO, but he declared he had no in
sention Of squeezing" anybody.
That the October deal did not fur,
nish greater excitement to-day was
due, 1t Is said, to the fact that many
shorts, threatened with being swept
oH The beard, were previously allowed
to fix up their deals with Upton prl-
vately.-Denver Times.-[Does it
not seem odd that with all the mil.
lions in this country it will allow an
Enelishman to control the American
hog2
North Park union., 1900-11-09
VskINLEY AND ROOSEVELT
Elected by the Phenomenal Majority 1856 the Electoral Collage
sIABUlA TED STATEMENT OF THE VOTE NORTH PARK AS REPORTED FROM FIVE IS

getting to be Of such common occur
renee that our farmers never think to
call it . strange phenomenon. In
deed, many Of our enterprising fruit
growers believe II quite possible to
produce . second crop Of berries and
are preparing to make efforts In that
direction. In many instances this
fall, vines have shown up with a sec
ond bearing. Not few growers
have expressed their intention Of try
ing to produce a second crop by this
experiment to be be tried next season
They believe that by cutting the the
vines very close after the first crop
they can produce second, that will
prove well worthy the effort. Iowa's
soil is not at the head Of the list In
productlveness, after all.-Denver
Daily Stockman.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

Arizona Must Wait Awhile-In
1890 the territory Of AriSonx had 4
resident population Of $3.50, d
nearly 10000 more than the pcbkst
borough state Of Nevada Returns
Of the census Of last June shcw that
Ari1ona's population 1t that time
was 122,2is, or 'mots than dcdbls
that Of Nevada, and sacssdtns hit
of Wyoming Of Idaho N6twish
standing ,t6ls extraordinary growth
republican organs ,,nanlnoaslJ ffse
that Arizona is not yet big enough 9
send two senators to Washingtca.
Philadelphia Record.
North Park union., 1900-11-09
Beers Refuse
To Surrender.

Pretoria, Oct. 3l.-Nesctiations
for the surrender OF the Beers, which
have been going on quietly through
General Botha, have failed. Recent
ly messenger with a flag of truce
was sent to Steyn with proposals con-
cerning peace, but Steyn refused to
treat with him. The Beers believe II
they hold out until the end of the
year they will receive foreign help. =
Denver Times.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

Bright Boy-Pa, what is q sardon'
ic grin?
PA sardonic grin my boy, Is the
smile that plays over the face Of a
Bryan Democrat when informed by .
Mckinley republican Of McKinley's
election.
Bright Boy-Then what is a Satanic
laugh7 J
Pa-That is the horse laugh Of
that same McKinleyite when he seea
the sardonic smile Of the Bryan demo
crat.
And with a groan tho old man hob
bled of to bed.
North Park union., 1900-11-09
The Yellow
Of The L

Full Of crimson and Of gold II
Is the morning In the leavesI
And stiffness pure and cold
Hangs about the frosty caves.
The mysterious autumn haze
Steals across tile blue ravine,
Like an Indian ghost that strays
Through his olden lost demesne.
Now the golden rod invades
Every clearing Of the hills;
The dry glow Of August fades,
And the lonely cricket shrills.
Yes, by every trace and sign
The good rowing days are here.
Mountain peak and river line :.
Float the scarlet OF the year.
Bliss Carman in Hsrper's Maga-
zine, 81
North Park union., 1900-11-09

Colorado has given majority for
Bryan and the state Democratic
ticket Of from $4,000 to 10000
The Legislature is 30 strongly fusion
that Wolcott cannot be returned to
the U. s. Senate. Exact figures from
other states cannot be given at this
date farther than that sre indicated
by the general results on the top Of
first page.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

yelling around their big bonfire.
But when they look for the reason
that prompted them to do 30, perhaps
it will resolve itself into one that the
old COW had when she crossed the
road. So with tho boys, they
beat the d rum and showed away In
the glorious moonlight just because
they beat and shouted.
North Park union., 1900-11-09
October Strawberries.

They are almost to have spasms
put in Iowa because Of the discovery
pf a strange phenomenon" A far
ner living near Sloan accidently
stumbled into his strawberry patch
Pne lonesome day only to find sec
nnd production Of fruit appearing on
Ire r.! vines and has now placed on ex-
nnitioh "a great bunch Of strawberry
blossoms and ripe and green fruit
w ciinsmg to the vines" DSwn
sers N Colorado tbs Seft 1f thiaa u
North Park union., 1900-11-09

The two carriages at Walden, used
for conveying the ladies to the polls,
were beautifully decorated. The Bry.
an carriage with flags draped and fes-
tooned around in handsome effect,
with his picture occupying promi
nent place on the right side draped
prett,ly with small flags, and the
Mckinley carriage was decorated
with a large American flag folded and
tied around the seat
North Park union., 1900-11-09
hand Motices.
ApM,N,srRAToR's NOTICE.

Hstats Of Floyd 4. sipss, dsesassd.
Tho undsssisusd, having been appointed A.
niAistrator OF tho Estate Of Floyd A sipes, late
q tho County Of Larinsr and State OF Colorado,
dsosasod, hoeeby gives notice that be will sp-
psaf before tho county court Of LArimsr county,
at tho court house In Fort Collins a ths No.
vcmber term, on the fourth Monday In Novsm.
bes next, to-wit: November -, 1900, At which
tiys all persons having clsins against said
Estate arc notified and requested 70 attend for
sho purposo Of having the sams adJustsd. All
psrsoas indebted 70 said Estate arc requested
70 make immediate payment 10 tho undsrsisnsd.
Dated this is day Of October, A. D. 1900
anoRoEO ONIONS, Administratoe
North Park union., 1900-11-09

The most complete election returns
the NORTH PARE UNION ever con-
tanned, the week after election, are in
the UNION this week. See i they are
not. And yet there are some people
who don't appreciate the efforts the
tN1on force are making to get ont a
readable paper
North Park union., 1900-11-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
H.t... Of 4. G. Ridiae::, docs...d.

Estate OF 4. G. Ridihgs, deesassd.
The undersigned, having been appointed Ad-
niAistratrix OF tho Estate Of A. @. Ridinss, late
81 the County of Larimer and State OF Colora.
10, deceased, hereby gives notice that shs VIII
.ppsar before tho County Court Of Larimsr
county, at tho Court House In Fort Collins At
hs December term, on tho last Monday In De-
.omber next, at which time all persons having
laims against said Estate arc notified and ~.
oueated 70 attend for the purpose Of having ths
stns adjusted. All persous indebted to said
vststo arc requested to make Immediate pay.
jsnt 70 tho undersigned.
Dated this z2nd day Of October, 4. D. 1900.
n. e. RIpINos, Administratrix.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

In Denver there seems 70 bo .coe.
siderable rivalry between the, laun.
drys, white shirts being donc up It
from THREE to five cents each, collars
at II to G cents and cuffs 9 to 3 ceuts
per pa,r-and good work Pusbln
laundrys are not troubled that way.
|-Pueblo Post
North Park union., 1900-11-09

The vote on the Judicial ticket,
shows Bennett, fusion candidate fol
Judge, to be elected by several hun.
5red majority. About the only thing
Colorado has a right to crow over, /.
the defeat of Wolcott and the re-elec
lion Of honest John shafroth and
Judge Bell to Congress. 4
North Park union., 1900-11-09
,e FIRST substancial
product

The first substantial product
Of McKinleyism in Walden since
election occurred in the family Of
jerome Decker on the morning Of
Nov. 9th. 1t was d boy Of usual
weight and vigor and yelled Justify
for Mckinley and prosperity before
it was an hour old May the little
fellow live long notwithstanding the
political storm that has been sweep.
ing over the country.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

wallie OFT, our boy, Is DOM with
typhoid. II excellsnt'rare and nedt
cal skin can return the young rdaa
to health hs will be out In dde tthA
We have had ofIers Of aSAistauc1
from a'large number Of :friandA allof
whom We thank most .hsartily. Ia
such cases We learn to know Cur
friends.-Lararnie Times.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

!, Mabel Frank received q letter
from Glennie t Brannon Thursdayj
from the Encarnpment country stat
ing that . premature explosion in the
Ferris Hagerty mine had killed two
men outright and injured mo more
asvslvlH
North Park union., 1900-11-09

During the present century. 400 hu-
man lives, 1928, 100000 and 200
ships have been lost in truitless Of.
forts to Hnd the north pole.-Lara.
mic Boomerang.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

School boy-Pa, we'll be over to
partial payments in q few days.
Pa-(Musingly) Partial payments.
That's the only kind I've been famil-
lar with for this long time.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

that was the last seen of it. On Nov
ember Sth hen was decapltated in our
barn yard aud when being dressed
that identical agate was found In her
gizzard, where it must have been for
the last five or six months, not much
the worse for wear.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

/ The vote in Pinkhamton precinct
was tie almost all the way down the
ticket. Each party having, % votes,
except on governor, 20 were given to
the candidate Of the Social Democrats.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

Rev John Oliver Of Hebron, gave
the UNION hurried call on Wednes-
day. He was too much hasty to say
morn, "howdy and good day"
North Park union., 1900-11-09

A message was received Thursday
night announcing the death Of James
Mallon of Nebraska, a brother Of
Barney Mallon Of North Park. The
message was forwarded to Barney
Mallon at once.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

G.. o. Elmes of Pearl, has sold his
ranch and all his mining interests in
Big Creek Park. The consideration
is $4,000. Oscar will continue to
live at Pearl until next spring.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

!. A commercial traveller al Oklaho-
N. City. 8ho has had experience
with Marx Hanna's conditional or
der" rackst sent in I'd order indor.sd:
"lf McKinky is elected, to b. ctn
oeisd; Il Bryan = elected, 10 b
&aAasd. ."-.zats,lais Desn3anf.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

It is time now to let up on politics.
We'have met the enemy and are COB.
bled up, horse. foot and dragons.
50 We had better take our party flags
down, wash off the war paint and pre-
pare for the great wave Of prosperity
that is to sweep over the country,
North Park union., 1900-11-09

Tom Wills, August Speck, John A.
Steele, Fletcher Campbell, and wife,
all substantial south end Park ranch
people, were transactlng business in
town Friday.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

Tom Akers tarried in and around
Walden for several days, giving aid
and encouragement to the Mckinley
ties during the thickest Of the fight
North Park union., 1900-11-09

Last sprng while our two pub
lishers were playing marbles down at
ths Michigan, . small milk colored
asaas was piohsd up ~ : Asn iad
North Park union., 1900-11-09

The boys Of Walden had : good
time after the polls wsre closed Tassl
dsy night pounding tAsis dst1lhs IN
North Park union., 1900-11-09

Mrs. Olive Brocker was in town
Friday. She was suffering from an
injured hand that caused much pain
in her arm. She filed on a homestead
adjoining the home place and will
now have valuable addition to her
ranch.
North Park union., 1900-11-09
For Sale.

One Square Piano. peccnd haad
One sswins Machine.
One copk ssovs
Alao housshssd Goods wsesps ~ !,
nss sse 0has t1ncs od.ss !,
Nd aa's .llbils ~ ] I. ( 3 B
wv Aah sAps,s = - = ] = \ III
rtea'A i s !Ils N
North Park union., 1900-11-09

D. F. and Mrs. Sudduth came in
Friday to gather the full reports
from the outside world concerning the
phenomenal Mckinley landslide
North Park union., 1900-11-09

Still the fine wea ther continues in
the Park. Even the oldest inhabi-
tant never saw anything to surpass it.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

A new stock of Singer Sewing
Machines just received at Capron's.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

How the women ,did vote in the
afternoon Tuesday, and some of them
are politicians too.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

Davis & Wynn have struck coal
three miles east Of town. Look for
their ad next week. p
North Park union., 1900-11-09

The most reliable reports from the
election in Larimer county, show that
Weldon, democrat for representative,
defeated Judge Bailey by about, 20
votes, also that Stiles for commission
er was elected over Mr.. Munson, his
republican opponent
North Park union., 1900-11-09

Frank Martin started back to Dog
gett, Wyoming Wednesday morning
North Park union., 1900-11-09

Chas. Dow was interviewing the
Hub of North Park Friday.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

john Lafever was visitor in town
for the greater part Of the week, taxi
ing an active part in the political Wild
up.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

Our sick folks are recovering al
rapidly as could be hoped.
North Park union., 1900-11-09
Song of a Dying Hen.

The axe was raised to sever the
head from the old black hen when
she broke out into song. just the
same cheerful. tones with which she
had been won't to make the chicken
yard resound with poultry happiness,
and when the savage blade fell and
song and neck we're cut in two with
the same fell blow, the hand that did
the deed felt like it had committed
murder. - 80 ~
North Park union., 1900-11-09

Mrs. II airy L. Baush ,was in to&n
at the election. Harry thas boy is 4
fine Fellow. He hAs . head like q
conkrsssthar,
North Park union., 1900-11-09
%C0unty, Local and Personal NeHS.%

Rhetorical exercises at the school
house Friday afternoon.
North Park union., 1900-11-09


II to sanguine Republicans