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Rand, McNallY & Co.
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Containing d@npde Natter pertaining to til
!Ht PHILIPPINES. HAWAII, PUERTO RIGA. CUBA MANILA and vCINrn.
And Chronology II mponan. Even"o faes Spanish American r
and ndex Maps of
Cuba, Philippine Islands, West Indies,
= q North America, Hawaii, South America, Europe.
World, Asia, 0ceania Africa, China, SPAIN and Portugal,
AND i.
CHARTS OF ALL The PRINCIPAL MRB0RS
EXPLANATION OF MARGINAL INDEX,

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reference he inde' OF each mpa appear upon each maps border. The intumados
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"hH1ue counterpart 1.-THE worlds physical appearance as It Exists At his moment The mans are
no not n mercy r.. Pretoria charts; the" are also Biographies ad eaaseen combined The rule border
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tesa the top and bottom By numerals. If lines ep projected from th"e marginal points,. small
oud oef onedD BY her intersection. On 1.-THE margin Of each pgs appearsac ai6d list
all the principal divisions cde. and towns inscribed upon that special map here Mu 80
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Republican ONCE.
, 1900-07-20

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET,
For Representative In Fifty-seventh
Congress.
FRANK w. MONDELL.
For Presidential Electors.
A. e. BRADBURY.
B. B. BROOKS.
ID. F. CHENEY.
FRIDAY. JULY 20, 1900.
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Kittreii Letter.
k1rTRELL. N. c., May 80, 1870

All L hELI-' ~. ~, VA "O' ioOo.
EDITOR GOLD LEAF:-Misscs Lizzie
Kittrell and Ellen Crudup and Messrs.
Tom Crudup and G. w. kittrell at
tended the Britt Cannady marriage at
Oxford last week.
A colored woman has been arrested
and sent to Jail on suspicion of hay
ing set fire to the house of Daniel
Pearson, whose five children were
burned to death last week. She will
be tried at the next term of Franklin
county court.
Misses Josie Person and EloiSe VIII
liams left on the afternoon train yes
terdav, Miss Person to attend the A.
& Nj. College commencement, and
Miss Williams the Wake Forest Col
lege commencement.
Mrs. G.. w. Bull and Miss Sudit
Hunt were the guests of Mrs. |. /.
Hunt last night.
Rev. G. l.. Whitaker returned yes
terday from the Methodist Protestant
General Conference, which convened
at Atlantic City, N. j.
The ladies of the w. G.. +. L. vii
give an ice cream supper Frida,
night, June Sth, for the purpose 0
raising funds to pay the travelling ex
penses of delegate to the State con
vention of the w. c. L. T., whicl
convenes this year at Asheville
Every effort will be made to give thos
attending pleasant time. p.
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President McNamee. of the State Fair,
hopes to secure the presence of troop OF
United States Cavalry at the next fair.
Their maneuyreS Will be we'll worth your
time to witness.
Hon Richard H. Battle, OF Raleigh, who
has accepted the invitation of the Vance
Monument Committee to deliver the ad-
dress on the occasion of the unwilling OF
the bronze statue of that eminent North
Carolinian. in Capitol Park probably
July 4th), was the private secretary OF
Governor Vance during his first term as
the States Chief Magistrate. during the
war and is as familiar with his subject
as any living man. Mr.. Battle is. more
over. one of the most polished orators
and interesting speakers III the State.
having few equals as such. 1t is an adj
mirable selection and the address alone
will be worth coming miles to hear.
President J. Bryan Grimes. of the To-
baccO Growers Association, Secretary I.
B. Parker and others of committee met
here few days ago and consulted with
regard to the work OF complete organiza-
ton now going on. Favorable progress
was reported. and the Jordan plan" is
still believed to be the best submitted for
accomplishing the objects desired.
Dr. George I. Winston has just COM
pleted his first year as president OF the
A. 4 NJ. College here, and the splendid
work that he has accomplished is very
gratifying to his friends and the friends
| OF the College. Next week | hope to give
YOU some interesting information along
| this line
Asheville is again fortunate. \ dis
patch from Montreal, Canada states that
| THE Supreme Council. Royal Arcanum.
| has selected Asheville n c., as the meet
| ing place for 1901.
The nomination of Claude kitchin for
| Congress in the Second district. on the
| 120th ballot. gives general satisfaction,
| and the end of the meanest negro in North
| Carolina. politically, George White) is in
sight
| The State University commencement
exercises begin next Sunday, June Bird,
and close June 9Th. Notable addresses
| by prominent men. The Carr Building,
donated by ten. J. S, Carr. will be for
mally presented on Wednesday. the clos
ing day. by Col. W. II. S. Burgwyn.
The unwilling OF the statue of Governor
Vance will probably be deferred two
weeks and not take place July 18th. A
number of good reasons for this have
| been advanced to the committee one OF
| which is the absence from the State Cat
Democratic National Conventiom OF q
number of prominent gentleman who
| would like to be present, etc.
LLEWNAM.
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Il UMORS, boils, pimpIes and all
eruptions are due to impure blood,
and by purifying the blood with
Hoods Sarsaparilla they are CURED.
WEDDING BELLS IN OXFORD.
Nuptial Rites OF Capt. Wade II. Britt
and Hiss Mamie CanHady Beautifully
SOlemniZed at the Baptist Church.

OF the Marriage of Capt. Wade IL.
Britt and Miss Mamie Cannady in
Oxford on Wednesday Of last week,
II. L. H." contributes an interesting
account to the Public Ledgcr from
which we make the following extract
On Wednesday morning at eleven
O'Clock the Baptist Church of this place
was the scene OF II ceremony which
throughout The past has been and for all
tune Will be. vastly Interesting to man;
for ali the world loves Il lover The uc-
casiOn was the union in the bonds of
matrimOny OF Capt, Wade II. Britt and
Miss Mamie Cannady. The contracting
parties are well known to the community
The groom is the son of Mr. John T.
Britt, editor OF the Public Lcdqer. and is
well and favOrablv known III the county
and State. He is Il young man Of ster-
ling worth and strength of character
Miss Cannady is the eldest daughter of
Mrs. Mary {. Cannady and the late John
+. Cannady, and the grand daughter of
the late Rev. Josiah Crudup, who. in his
day. was one OF the first men in the
State. She is held in high esteem By her
many friends and acquaintances because
OF her charms OF heart and mind,
After the attendants had taken places
around the altar. Miss Katie Cannady.
mald-Of-hOnOr and sister of the bride.
entered by the central aisle, followed by
the bride, graceful and fair. ana becOm-
ingly attlred in IL handsome gOing-away
gown OF tan. She leaned on the arm OF
her brother, Mr.. y IL Cannady, by whom
sh" was given away. Proceeding to the
altar the party was met by the groom
who entered from the Pastors study
accompanied by Mr.. Julian s Carr. .Ir..
of Durham. best man.
lmpressively now the words are spoken
by Rev. j. :. Hardaway which unite tive
lives IN one; troths are plightpd. VOWS
are spoken and the ring, emblem of un-
broken love and lasting devotion. is
placed upon the hand of the bride. The
ceremony was that of the Episcopal
church, and beautiful and Instructive is
the language which spoken by man. de-
eIares the will of God.
From twelve to two lunch was served
to attendants and ushers at the chartn-
ing home of the brides mother. 4 din
ner had been rendered them the prpccd-
ing evening.
The presents We're many and numer-
Gus, consisting of silver cut glass and
many other useful articles
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A Word from DR.. Hufham.

In the North Carolina Baptist of las,
week we find the following note from
DR.. Hufham:
After suffering more than month
feel that am getting better. My hurt
was more serious than l thought.
scrambled to my feet from the fall in Raj
eigh and went on to Faison There
spent four wholly delightful days in spite
OF the increasing pain. went to War.
saw, spending four more days and then
came home to take and keep my bed. ]
am better now and shall soon be ready
for work again
1t is needless to say that DR.. Hut.
hams hosts of friends Throughout,
the State will rejoice at his returning
health and strength.
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CLOSING EXERCISES.
II anderson Female College Fittingly
Observes the Close of its Spring
Session.

A cultivated and appreciative aud
fence assembled in the spacious
chapel of Henderson Female College
Friday evening to witness the recital
given by the students on the occasion
of the closing exercises of this excel
lent institntinn If learning NJ" ODD
Mrs. Horner, the principals, and their
corps of assistants, had given much
thought to the event and the young
ladies entered into it with the spirit
of earnestness and interest which
determines success. That it was a
brilliant and delightful affair those
who are familiar with such occasions
in the past need not be assured. The
following program was rendered:
Petit Gallop-Cassie Finch.
Waltz, Carnival-May Beck
Recitation - Miltiades Peterkin Paul
Belle Hicks
Humpty Dumpty-EngIema Knott
Satterwhite, Mcmillan, Dunn, Knott,
o. Harris, E. Harris, Horner,
Amos, Fleming.
La PIue d'Or-BOhn-Lizzie Satterwhite.
Song-Dutch Dolls-Cassie Finch
Recitation = Going to Grandpa's Julia
Dance, Ecossaise - Baker - Maggie Nc
MILAN.
Song When the Heart is YOung-Dudley
BucE-Ethel Harris.
Revel of the Birds -Lysberg-Olive Harris
Recitation - Solomon's Wives - Marx
Iaoain-Lellie Homer.
Piano Trio-Invitation to the Dance
Weber-Misses Matte Dean, Agnes
Harris, Lillian Dean
Vocal Duet Feel Thy Angel Spirit
Hofman-Misses Olive Harris,
Ethel Harris.
RecitatiOn-HOw Salvador Won the Race
-Guessie Satterwhite.
MaZurka-GOdard-E Harris
Recitation-H Minerva Ann Frailed
Out the GOSset Boys-.10eL Chandler
Hdrr5s-Maggie Mcmillan.
Song-PeIfume Of the Orient-BetIenghi-
Olive Harris.
Hungarian Song-Dup0int- Dean.
Chorus Medley.
a medal given by DR.. Francis A..
Macon for greatest improvement in
composition was won by Miss Hattie
Dunn. Presented by Rev. j. S. Will
liams.
Misses Mabel Williams, Olive Har-
ris and Maggie Mcmillan eNhib
crayon and charcoal pictures which
were finely done and much admired.
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DOES PAY TO BUY CHEAP

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
is all right, but you want something
that will relieve and cure the more severe
and dangerous results of throat and lung
troubles What shall you do? Go to a
warmer and more regular climate? Yes,
if possible; if hot possible for you, then in
either case take the ONLY remedy that
has been introduced in all civilized coun-
tries with success in severe throat and
lung troubles, 'Boschee's German
Syrup 1t not only heals and stimulates
the tissues to destroy the germ disease,
but allays inflammation, causes easy ex-
pectoration, gives a good nights rest,
and cures the patient. Try ONE bottle.
Recommended many years by all drug
gists in the world For sale by The Dor
sey Drug Co.
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NOTICE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED IN IRlr
d executed by j. Y Lands and VIII
August 10th, 1894. registered in Bnok :,
Page lO4, in the Office of the Register i.
Deeds of Vance County. at the l,qu.>, !,
j. IL. Taylor, holder OF the debt scene,
thereby, l, having been substituted II
order of Court trustee therein, will .ell h
public auction for cash Ia the highe>, h5
der at the court house door in llrnder.r
Vance County, on
Monday, June 18th, 1890,
the tract of land described in said deed /,
trust except ~ acres heretofore sold b, NJ
trustees and released from said tmS 4
is situated on the road leading from Wi
liamsborO to Marrow'S Chapel in vi
liamsborO township, Vance County
known as the Almond Hill tract and cr
tains oil acres. more or less 1t adoB
the lands of the estate and dcyi>ecS Of II
late MIS-. Susan {. Burwell, Mrs. Dar
Glover, Allen r Eaton, J. II Taylor
Y. OVERLY and others.
4. f. HICKS.
Substituted Trustee
Henderson, n. c., May Il, 1900
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Dorsey Drug Co. guarantees every bottle
Of Chamberlain S Cough Remedy and viii
refund the money to anyone who is not
satisfied after using two-thirds Of the con-
tents. This is the best remedy in the
world for la grippe, coughs, colds, Group
and whooping cough and is pleasant and
safe to take. 1t prevents any tendency of
- LID ~~,..lS in I,IICuuiUIIid.
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Week End Rates to Chase City and
ClarkSville Va

Commencing Saturday, June End, 1900,
to and including Saturday, September %
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.
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w. c. Hight, administrator OF D. T. :,
Grissom. deceased, advertises to sen
some desirable town lots at p"oiic
auction on Monday, July 2nd. FOR
further particulars see notice III an
other column.
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Executors Notice.

HAVE THIS DAY QUALIFIED A.
l. Executor of the estate of Robert Bra
com, deceased, before the Clerk Of The ~
perior Court of Vance County, aid tllsh
to notify all persons holding claims aeaaA
said estate to present the same Ia me ono
before the 18th day of May, 1901, or TIL
notice will be pleaded in bar of recover
of same.
Persons indebted to the said estate orh
the estate of j. f. Beacon, deceased, Mu,t
make immediate settlement.
This 18th May, 1900.
HAMILTON BEAt ON.
Executor Estate of Robt Beacon, dtch
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preferment and aspire to no higher
honor than being able in some slight
measure at least to fill the place and
render the service which our good
friend laid ali too great stress upon.
and so we likewise begged to be eN-
cused.
A. j. Harris moved the appoint
ment OF 2 delegates from each pre-
cinct to meet with the delegates from
Warren, said Senatorial convention TO
be held in the court house in Hender-
son next Saturday. for the purpose OF
nominating . candidate. This motion
prevailed and the following were
named:
East Hcnderson--A J. Harris, j.
H. Bridgers. South Henderson-Dr.
T. A. Macon. Owen Davis, West Hem
dcrson Zen. w. II. Cheek, J. l.. Chr
rim. North Henderson-Dr. +. K.
Harris, B. W. Brame.
East and West kittrell-Geo. ".
kittrell, II. NJ. Hight, c. l.. Blacknall,
Thos II. Crudup.
Dabnev-J. +. Burroughs, II. w.
Crews.
William bora C. $. Burroughs,
Crudup Knott.
Townesville-Capt j. NJ. b. Hunt,
Jas. A. Boyd.
MiddIeburg-C. II. Buchan, Thos.
North Sandy Creek-Frank Mabry,
X. G.. Clark.
South Sandy Creek r.. l.. Moss,
| Dr.. b. =. Aston.
Mr. ZollicOffcr spoke of the APP
preaching meeting of the Magistrates
for the purpose of electing Board OF
| County Commi Ssioners, and suggest
! cd that the convention recommend
gentlemen for that Office. This
brought out considerable discussion
and developed some little opposition.
| But when il was asserted that the
biect was merely to get the sense OF
the convention and that its action
was not to be construed as binding OF
in any way a reflection upon the Mag
istrates. the motion prevailed. The
form Of the motion as adopted Is a
follows: 1t is the sense Of this con.
vention that the 3 Commissioners now
!
diti0nal Commissioners be elected.
A. j. Harris offered the following
preamble and resolution which wa:
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Vance County has heretofore
had but little, if any, recognition in tn,
dist ibuion of offices; and,
| WHEREAS, We believe We have mel
suitable to fill certain positions with cred
to themselves and honor to the Demo
cratic party; and
| WHEREAS, Among this list is Capt. W
b. Shaw, who for years has borne his PAL
in the forefront of every butte tor Demo
lacy and has shown himself we'll worth,
If any honnrs conferred on him; and,
NHEhEAS, He has e>tabll- he'd lrlu'a
ton as campagner second to none as
debater and vote winner, on the stump
and,
WHEREAS, We desire to have him rep
ie>rnt this District in the Congress Of tn
United States; therefore be il
Res0Lced, By the Democratic party i
Convention assembled, that we call upo
al! Democrats Of this District t. ak! u il
giving this testimonial to worthy De. c
crat who has proven his ability and devt
ton in every conflict and every canvas
Tor Yeas.
OVER confidence defeats candidate
for Office, breaks merchants, and ren
dcrs professional men Il failure. II
who sits at ease and depends upol
his popularity to carry him safely t
the haven of his hopes, while hi
rival is hustling, depending upon
energy, pluck and push TO gain hi
point. will awaken to find that he
!Ais the , harf eIspt YlAtiIet he e a#Ettn
D1rtgr
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THURSDAY, MAY 81. 1900.

IL an explosion at Cumnock mines
Chatham county, last week - per
sons were killed. The men were at
work $50 feet under ground when the
explosion occurred.
THE action of the Democratic con
vention Saturday in endorsing the
present Board of County Commission
crs, was entirely fitting 1t showed a
proper appreciation Of faithful and
efficient service rendered and a just
recognition Of worth and merit in
whOmsOeycr found.
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DIX. kingsbnry, Of the Wilmington
Messenger, in an editorial paragraph
referred To Connecticut IL TIN"
''woodcn nutmeg State" but tn" in
telligent linotype man make, him say
wooden meeting STATE, instead
MspsnsSstiHd5 was f4 n'esc,dt Tor an eli
tor to not only Us" ''cuss words" but
to commit murder as well. under such
exaspcrating circumstances,
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TIE Democrats of Forsyth have
done well to nominate j. +. Whitaker.
Jr., of the Winston Sentinel, for the
Legislature. He is Il man Of real
ability, forceful writer and good
speaker withal, and will take rank
among the foremost men in he legis
lative halls if elected Mr.. Whitaker
is staunch Democrat who has rem
dered the party valiant service and it
is especially gratifying to hi, brethren
Of the press to see his merits thus
recognized
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''Dificulties Give Way to diligence -
and all blood minors disappear when
Hoods Sarsaparilla is taken. 1t purifies,
enriches and vitalizes the blood, cures
that tired feeling, and tones up the whole
system. Take it now.
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Democratic County Convention.
SPLENDID TICKET NAMED SATURDAY,

SPLENDID TICKET NAMED SATURDAY.
| ,argest and Most Representa- Body
OF the White rlanhood of Vance Ever
Assembled on a Like Occas ion-En-
thusiastic, Determined, Harmonious
the Spirit Characterized by their
Every Act and Utterance capt.
Shaw Endorsed for Congress.
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The non-irritating cathartic - Hoods
Pills.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-01-09

fore the board and show that such
increase or ''raise" in his assess
ment should not be made. We are
not authorized to presume that said
order was made without evidence,
or that appellant did not own 200
head of cattle in Lincoln county
subject to the assessment for the
year 1899, and there is nothing in
the record which so shows. The
board had jurisdiction TO make said
order. That is the only question be-
fore Us for determination. Mere ir-
regularity, if such exists, in the ex-
ereise Of such jurisdiction can not
be reviewed III this proceeding.
The noting of the change ordered
upon the assessment roll, if made
by the wrong officers, can not be re-
viewed here, because it IS a minis
terial and not judicial or quasi
judicial act. If it be the duty of
the assessor, and not the auditor,
which is the case (but which we do
not here determine) to NAL e such
change upon the assessment roll,
the assessor can and should make 1t,
if he has not done so.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-01-09

the valuation of the taxable proper
ty in the county under such rules
and regulations as shall be present
ed by law"
Section 1888, revised statutes, as
amended by act of March ID, 1899
Session acts 1899, p. 454) is as fol
lows:
"section 1488. During the SEES
sion Of the board Of county commits
sioners, sitting as a board of equali-
cation, it may direct and require the
assessor to assess any taxable pro-
perty that has escaped assessment,
increase any valuation, or add to
the amount, number, quantity or
value of any property when false,
inaccurate or incomplete list has
been furnished or rendered; and in
making such alterations, additions
or new assessments, he shall note
the previous assessments, cancelled
and such new entries, with the al
terations and additions, shall be
deemed the true assessment of the
property affected thereby. When
any assessment made by the asses
sor is deemed by the board SO in
complete or inaccurate as to render
doubtful the collection of the tax
thereon, the board shall direct him
to make a new assessment thereof,
as heretofore provided, marking
such defective assessment cancel
led All persons whose assessment
is altered, modified or affected in the
amount or valuation of property
charged to them, shall be notified
4 by the clerk of said board, by letter
deposited in the United States mail,
| postpaid ana addressed TO such per
son interested, at least ten days be-
fore the final action is taken in fix
ing equalizing such assessment, Of
the day fixed when he may be heard
upon the matters affecting the assess
ment of his property for taxation
which shall be on the fourth Mon
day in July of each year, or as soor
thereafter as he can be heard or hi
matter be reached"
We see nothing in the provisions
Of this statute which conflicts will
the constitution. Under this statute
the board made said order, and tht
clerk or the board gave TO the ap
pellant the proper notice. The ap
pcllant had the right to appear he
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-01-09
NOTICE re cREnIToRs.

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District OF Idaho, III the State Of Idaho.
III the matter Of JAMES II. PTEKsON YOluu-
tery Bankrupt, in Bankruptcy
James II, ficrsOn, having filed his petition
in above matter, for full and complete dis
charge from nj his debts ana liabilities, and ii
appearing othe undersigned referee, that the
same is in due form as required by tEe Acts Of
Congress, relating 10 Bankruptcy, und the same
having been referred 10 said referee Tor hearing
and adjudication, and an order OF notice there
on having been entered i'll said matter IL Is
hereby ordered that each aud all persons hold
ing clniins against the said Bankrupt, OF having
any interest therein. max appear before she said
referee On the l2th day IF Jan, A. p. 1900, Ht;4
o'clock p. IN OF said day, ut the Office Of T l.
Glenn Esq, in the city OF Montpelier in the
county OF Bear Lake and state Of idaho, III said
District, TO show cause ii any they hive why
The PRAYER of said petition should not be grauteda
Dated at Montpelier, idaho, this 18th tlay Of
December. A. D.. 1899. o. SPoNGBERG,