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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14
BUT THEY WON'T.

THOSE gentlemen of the House who
yesterday charged the editor of the
Charlotte Observer with '.deliberate
falsehood' and INDUCED in other
harsh criticisms Of that gentleman of
a kindred nature. did. as mem her
stated. a very undignited thing. to
use no Earsher term. II there is a
man who, as man or editor, is unde-
serving of such a charge it is the gen
tleman who edits the Charlotte o.
sercer. He is as honorable as he is
brave. and no honorable or brave
man can be obnoxious to such a
charge. He was misled into mis-
take, but before those gentlemen who
felt agsrieved could deliver them
selves of their Indignation. acting
upon a correction which he had re
ceived, he promptly and gracefully
corrected it. acting becomiugly as he
always does in such matters. knowing
which. we can but expect the gentle
men who INDUCED in the unjust criti-
cisms and filings will act as becom-
inglv.-Raleigh Post
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The Best! The
Best! The Best The
Best The Best! The B-st,
The Best! The Best The Best
THE BEST.
NOTICE OF SALE.

INDER AND by VIRTUE OF The
~ power OF >siF conferred up.'n the IN
dersign' d Trustee and cnr, ia in-n III D-rd
in Trust exe"ut.d hy l. b Yaucry on ne
18Th day OF Der b-r, 1890 and recorded 10
Deed OF rr, ST Book No. Pag- go. ~ the
Office of the Register If Deeds for Vance
County. for tie purpose f >ecuri z the
ia. mrnt OF the indebtedness Their in nrn'
TONED, default having bern made III the
payment 81 the same at the Request nf INC
holder Of the same. will sell at thr '"uh
House door in Henderson, n C.. at puh!e
auction, To the highest bidder for cab, %
Monday. March 4'b, 1901,
tn property conveyed BY laid Deed 10
Us, 10 wit: One tract # land in Vance
Cunt. n. g.. adjoining thu. lands Of Joap
Hargr"ve and Wallace wife on the
North, John Fleming on thu West, MIS-
Jane Harris on tn South, ami NJ;
Mary Hill on the Eat. c"rtai, i"g 10
acres. more or les Tue same b iIg tn
land drawn by said L-wi> b Yancry ID
the division "f JOHN G. Yancey's estate;
Also the following lots or parcel "f lsbO
In the town OF Middl-burg. y. c rum'
bered on the plat of the toan If Middle
burg a. follows. to-wit: No. 3 25,9l.
q, 81. and ;. Also eight lots imclu, lux
the little triangle not numb red on fl ~.
Street and Lev Averu dr>ignated a. iO'
Nos 66, 6a, 20. y. "A 76, 70 and 80. All
the ai",vr let's bang ,ully d-scrihtd W 20
Deed from w j. Hawkins and wife y
John u Yancry. IT date February 2o'I.
1876. which Deed with plut Of >aii l"i, "a =
recorded in Warren County IN Book S'"s,
Page 733, &C., to which DE and p;"v,
reference /, hereby had for more deh,.i
bounda les A1>o the following prisns
property. viz: One 8 horse pOw-r EciiisJ
Steam Engine. oBe &. ton Gin. 2 rs r. e.
Fixtures. "ne horse i.ow-r Eciip, Eha'"
an one Fa' quar- s. parator.
Henderson, n G ian. "a, 1901
Trustee
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NORTH CAROLINA SHOULD BE
REPRESENTED.

NORTH Carolina ought by all means
to be represented at the Pan-American
Exposition at Buffalo. This will be
the largest exposition ever held in
the country, with the exception Of the
Worlds Fair, and we should not lose
this opportunity 10 advertise the
State and it's resources Raleigh
Times.
The Times is right; North Carolina
ought TO be represented at the Buffalo
Exposition with a full and ample dis
play Of her resources and wealth. 1t
would be big advertisement for the
State and result in. drawing vast
amount of capital and emigration in
this direction. And then the exhibit
made at Buffalo this year could be
transferred to the South Carolina
Interstate and West Indian EXPOSE
ton to be, held at Charleston next
year, thus serving the purpose OF
both with small additional cost.
We have a great State, Of almost
unlimited possibilities, with untold
wealth hidden in her mines, forests
and waterpowers, capable OF great
development, which we need to let the
world know more about. How can
this be done to better advantage than
by showing the products OF the field
and factory, mine and forest. along
with the progress Of the academy
and college, the arts and sciences,
etc. at Buffalo and Charleston where
hundreds of thousands of persons,
Americans and foreigners, will behold
| and marvel at them9
Yes, let North Carolina be repre-
scented at the Pan-American Exposi-
ton and South Carolina Interstate
and West Indian Expositions. 1t will
be time and money well expended
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HENDERSON LAWYERS HOLD MEET
ING.
And Adopt Resolutions Looking to
Certain Changes as Affecting Ap-
noA1c

And Adopt Resolutions Looking to
Certain Changes as Affecting Ap-
peals.
There was meeting OF the Bar of
Henderson held February 9th. at
which the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Resolred, That it is the sense OF his Bar
that in the adjustment of the judicial
districts OF this State there shall b. -
varatlon OF one week in each Of the sew
-ral districts, TO occur in each di-trict
during the week in which appeals FROM
the courts OF such districts are appointed
for hearing in rhe Supreme Court.
That the Representative aud Senator
from this county be requested TO do all
IN their power to accomplish the fOrpxo-
ing rrsOlution, and If failing in such effort
to secure such arrangement for the dis
trlct embracing Vance county, aud #
they are unable to secure that, then that
the terms of Vance court be SO fixed that
no court shall be held in this county
while appeals from this district are being
heard in tn. Snprerne Court.
That T. NJ. Pittman. +. T. Hicks and
W. Is Shaw. be appointed a committet.
to communicate these resolutions to our
representative and Senator in the Gen
eral Assembly and to the Judiciary or
Other proper committees OF the House OF
Representatives and Senate
THOMAS NJ PITTMAN,
Chairman.
Fl. T. POWELL.
Secretary
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February flsgaz;ne Number =,
Outlook

Almost simultaneously with th.a
OF Queen Victoria, the Outlook ma
articl. by Justin Mccarthy. The an',a
OF "A Short History of Our Own Tn,
on the Political Infiu.nce of Op,an =
torla, accompanying the arrirI. v.S
an excellent portrait, painted f-o,, -
at Windsor Castle, by Mr. F n psl
Smith. Mr.. McCarthy's ariicl4 rnnsl
the statement whirh has lat.Iv
made that tn. Qne-n took NOR. tho
formal interest in public nff,irs ~
Mccarthy states very positively ths, :,
Queen very frequently ''by sinul. ,a.-,
I'd remark or question. would thru.
disturbing doubr on the wis,lom a
minor act or policy snggpete,l e., !
approval" and hp SANS that Nicrorio ~
given to the world the best ivihg ~,
tration il has vet had of the Oar, -
the SOW. reign ought to pay in eo~...
tutionai m"narhy aud FREE. conn,,,f
In addition To this artirl. the F.h,,..
Magazine Number of tn. Outlook 49,;
an exc ll-nt portrait of thu I,.w I'm, },
England. and contains. elabornt4 sd',,.
iai estimates of the life of Queen yn.,,,,.
and the histnr. Of England under /.
reign. One of the notable ilIn.,r.,,,
features i-a fully illustrated nrtlrla ~
Havana, by Mr.. Thomas r. Dawlsy ~
we'll known newspaper corr-slnndep, ;.
he followed in the series. -Four d.;
Capitals, "by articles on Honolulp !,
Governor Sanford b Dole; on Mani.
by Prof ssor Dean G. Worcester and o.
San Juan, by Mrs Guy V Henry. wiaos
Of the first Governor General Of por,o
Rico. A strangely fascinating sind, :,
psychological religions emotion i, tia,
contributed tn the Outlook t., Mr.. G.or,s
KEENAN,, describing hi- expert noes in yis,.
ing, about tw.nt, five teIr- myn III. ola
Jerry McAuley Water Street Mission AND
Prayer Meeting $500 a Year. n.
Outlook Company, 2S7 Fourth Avenue
New York.
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THICKER THAN WATER

We do not know that there was
ever better illustration of the say
ing, certainly not in late years, that
blood is thicker than water" than
The unanimous passage by the Legis-
l.ture of North Carolina of the reso-
luton Of "condolence with the
Mother Country"
1t was in North Carolina and by
North Carolinians that the first dec
Iaration of independence of the
Mother Country was proclaimed.
And now after an enjoyment of that
independence for more than cen
fury, in view of the great calamity
which has befalen the Mother Coun-
try. the effects Of which all peoples
feel, North Carolinians are first to
tender sympathies in phrases which
declare with emphasis the interestswe
share, the people of the two nations,
in one another, and that whatever
evil or sorrow befalls one touches 9
chord of sympathy in the other.
Yes, blood, indeed, is thicker than
water. And may the ties that bind
hold even more closely in future the
nations of the same blood and line
age-foremost as they are in all thai
ennobles and makes glorious ir
human achievements Raleigh Post
Some men seem to think they wer,
elected to the Legislature solely for thu
purpose of introducing fool measures
| Durham Herald.
From the number of bills introduced
| it seems that the above is true. There
is entirely too much legislation
| Kinston Free Press.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14
FLORIDA and metropolitan Limited"
BY THE
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Florida and West India Short Line"
To THE
Winter Resorts Of the South.
The Only Line Operating Daily Lin.
tied Trains to Florida.
FLORIDA and Metropolitan Limited
Winter Resorts Of the South.

Effective January 14,h, the Sraboard
Air Line Railway. the only line operating
daily limited trains to FLORIDA, put
on its magnificent new train, Florida
and Metropolitan Limited, solid from
New York via PHILADELPHIA. Baltimorp,
washington tn Richmond Raleigh,
Columbia, Savannah, Jarksnnvilr aud
st. Augustine Connections at Inrkson
vile for Tampa and all Florida points.
and at st. Aupustin. for the East Coast
This train also carries Drawing Room
Sleeping ear New York Ia Atlanta.
Making direct connections at Atlanta
tnr New Orleans and Mexico und Texas
aud Pacific Coast Points Leaves Bos-
'ou 12D3 A. NJ, New York 12:55 Pm,
0rom 23'd Street Station P.nuey-
vnnia Railroad). Philad' lphia 329
p. NJ. Baltimore $40 p. NJ, Washington
6:55 PM, arriving ut southern pim : 5:53
A. NJ. Charlotte 9:51 A. NJ. Co umha : C.,
1000 A. NJ Savannah, Ga 12:25 p NJ,
jacksonville $50 p NJ. st. Augustine
800 p NJ. Tampa 500 A. NJ, Atlanta
4:35 p. NJ. Connections are made hnlhat
Miami, on ne East Coast and Port Tampa
on the West Coast for Key WIT aud
Havana. Th."Ftorida and metropolitan
Limited" il luxurionsly. qurpped IN every
respect, with Pullman ORA wing Ronmrar,
Compartment car, with Drawing Rooms
and State Rooms, Observation car,
through Day COarhes and unexceled
Pullman Dining car service
For further information call on or
write TO all Pennsylvania Rnirond
offices, or representatives OF the sea
board Air Line Railway, at 306 Wash.
'npton Street. Boston. Mass; l2OG aud
81 broadway. New York, 30 South
Third Street, Philadelphia, 207 East
German Street. Baltimore; 1874 New
York Ave, Washington, or Ia X. +. i.
Bunch, General Passenger Agent, Ports
mouth, Va.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14
BEST!
The Best! The Best The Best.
The Best! The Best The
Best! The Best! The
Best The Best

Lincolnton. n. C., July %, 1901
A year ago last March was taken
with muscular rheumatism in my
right arm. and the pain was 50 severe
the physician would have 10 resort
to hyPodemic injections Of morphine
in the arm, to give me relief. "as
not able to dress myself or comb my
hair. in fact could not raise my arm
to my head. had heard of MRS
JOE PERSONS WONDERFUL REM
EDY, and determined to try 1t. It
did me so much good, | was glad
when the time came to take It.
took eight bottles and it made per
feet cure of me. recommend it 10
everybody, and cannot say too much
for it. 1t will CURE. so try it.
MRS. l.. J RHYME.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14
PUT ME OFF AT BUFFALO.

During the six months which will
comprise the Pan-American EXPOSE
ton season at Buffalo. many impor-
tant conventions will be held in that
city. Nearly all of the conventions
Of the Empire State will meet in
Buffalo and many conclaves of ma
tional Importance will convene there
during the exposition season. Many
E crowd Of jolly excursionists will
sing Put me off at Buffalo" before
the gates are closed.-Concord Trib-
nnc.
The Buffalo Exposition promises to
be big thing of the kind-probably
squaled only in this country by the
Worlds Columbian Exposition in
Chicago nine years ago. Every body
will 90 who can and the railroads will
handle millions of people during the
six months it is open-May LIST to
November 1st.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14
REDUCED RATES VIA SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.
At the Times and Occasions Below
n-rtioned the Southern Railway
viii Sell Round Trip Tickets as

State Convention North Carolina Sun
day School A>~Ocintion, High Point. \.
e.. February 21-t. 22nd. 23rd, 1901 On
account of the above the Sout h-rn r, H.
way will sell round trip tickets to High
Point. Fare from Henderson will be
1915. Tirk-ts To he sold February 1S
/" 30 inclusive. Final limit February
%. 1901
ANIMAL State Convention of the NORTH
Carolina Y VI. c A. Wilmington, n. C.,
March u and "a. 1901 For his orcas-
ion the Southern Railway will sell round
trip tickets. FARE. from Henderson will
II. IS so to Wilmington and RETURN
Tickets to hn sold March 30 t" % ncluS-
i've. FiuaE limit March %. 1901.
- Presidential Inauguration Ceremonies.
Washington, d. c.. March 4th, 1901
For this ne'.asion the Sout bern Railway
will sell round trip tickets TO Washing
ton, ID. {. and return at rate of one first
class fare for the round trip. For Mill
tary Companies, twenty i've or more on
one ti"k-t. fare from Henderson vii be-
81 60 .arh. Tickets to he sold March
LIST to 3rd. Final limit March 9th, 1901.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14
Reduced Rates via Seabosrd Air Line
Railway to Presidential Inaugura.

On account Of the Presidential Inauy-
uraiion ceremonies, Washington, ID. C..
March 4th, 1901, the STAFFORD Air Line
Hallway will sell tickets at rate of one
iare for the round "trip Tickets from
Henderson IS So. For regular organ
lied Military Companies and Brass Bands
III uniform accsmpan. ing them, (25) or
more OIL one ticket. 1 cent Orr mil. i'm
each direction, per capita. plus arbitra-
res Irket- on sal. March /. 2, aud 3
Final limit March 8, 1901. Forinforma-
non and tickets cali on Seaboard Ar
Line Rail way Agent.
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Administrators Notice.

AVlNG QUALIFIED AS ADMIN
1T a'"r of Le"i> B. Yanc-y. de-
c+a.ed, lat. OF Vance County, N Z. this
is {" nifty all person, having claims
again-t the es' ate Of thu sail d ceased To
exhI,it them t. The undersigned on or b..
fore the 2ith day If Janua y, 1902. or this
notice will he plead in bar Of their re-
c''v-ry. All persons indebted TO said
est'te will please make immediate pay
mrnt.
Henderson, n. g., Jan. % 1901
j F. HARRIS,
Administrator Of l.. B. Yaneey, deceased.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14
INAUGURAL EXCURSIONS
Via Seaboard Air Line Railway to
Washington, ID. G., March Ist, and
and grid, 1901.

On account of the inaugural ceremonies
OF the President and Vice President. at
Washington, March 4th, tho Seaboard
Air Line Railway will sell excursion
tickets from all stations at the rate Of one
hrst-class fare for the round trip Tickets
Will be good going on all trains of March
lst, End and Bird and valid for return
March 9th. 1901. inclusive.
For fine trains and fast schedules take
the Seaboard Air Line Railway Their
famous Florida and Metropolitan i'm.
tied" and Florida and Atlanta FAT
Mail run direct to Washington.
For tickets. schedules and sleepinp car
accommodations. call on or address anv
agent OF the Seaboard Air Line RAILWAY
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14

.! stuck to my engine. although every
JOINT ached and every nerve was racked
with pam" writes {. W. Bellamv, loc"-
motive fireman, of Burlington, Iowa al
was weak and pale, without any appetil,
and all rim down. As | was about TO give
up, got bottle of Ele,tric Bitsers sni
alter taking it, felt well as ever did
IN my life Weak, sirkly, run down peo.
pie always gain new life, strength, and vignr
from their Use. Trv them Satisfacti, n
guaranteed by Melville Dorsey, Druggist
Price 30 cents
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14

1.-THE New World in Unity has
been the dream of brilliant statesmen
and in the Buffalo Pan-American EX-
position the first Exposition of all the
Americas that which was but a dream
will receive practical fuliillment-
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14

"WHAT's in a name?" Well, that
depends. There is more in some
names than in others. For instance
we find in the Royal Baking Powder
Company something more than
name. The initial letters have q
double significance as the experience
of this office has revealed. To illus
trate:
Royai Bsstkii,nnxa Po oH.1s Co onIs1n
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14
La Grippe Quickly Cured.

an the winter of 1898 and 1899 | was
taken down with severe attack Of what is
called La Grippe" saw F. L. Hewett. a
prominent druggis, of Winfield, H. The
only medicine | used WIS two bottles Of
Chamherlain'S Cough Remedy 1t broke
up the cold and stopped the coughing like
magic, and have uever since been trnube.
with Grippe Chamber lan's Cough
Remedy can always he depended npnn to
break up severe cold and ward off anv
threatened attack of Pneumonia 1t is
pleasant to take. too, which makes it the
most desirable and one of the most popular
preparations in use for these ailments. For
sale By Melville Dorsey, druggist
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14

The Prince of Wales was Grand
Master of Free Masons in England,
which position he has resigned since
ascending the throne as King He
will retain his connection with the
Order under the probable title of pro-
tector. however
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14

BE it said for the newspapers OF
North Carolina that they do not ask
for much, but il the libel bill is de-
feated this time the men who are re-
sponsible therefor should be marked
and remembered and fought to the
bitter end forever hereafter.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14
The Mocksville Record (Republicanl.
commenting on Governor avcoct.s

The Mocksville Record (Republican).
commenting on Governor Aycock's
inaugural address, concludes:
God Almighty, in Thy wisdom and
mercy, save and protect rs for the
next four years from Democratic
policies and principles"
AS democratic policies and prin-
ciples are ordained to prevail in this
State for the next four years, for the
good OF all honest folk, there is moth
ing left for us to do but unite in that
prayer and ask Providence to kindly
translate that young man.-Raleiyh
Post
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14

WHEN the people of North Carolina
realize that time is money. and that
good roads and transportation facili-
ties annihilate space and save time,
they will be on the right road to per-
manent progress.-Cbarlotte NeUs.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14

The Charlotte Observer is going to
get itself rebuked some more il it
doesn't mind what sort of language
it employs in speaking about the
gislature.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14

WE are surprised to learn that the
judiciary Committee of the House is
unfavorably disposed to the very con-
sentative and just libel law proposed
in the measure which passed the Sem
ate some days ago, by which news
papers may be protected from mali
cious prosecution. 1t is not asked bv
the press, nor contemplated bv the
bill, that any publisher shall escape
the penalty Of malicious abuse OF
his privilege as such publisher, but
that be may be exempt from mali
cious prosecution by those who, in
good faith and as a public duty, the
publisher NAV criticise
The London bill as it is called. i.
drawn with great care. affording every
protection necessary against a de-
PRAYED press, only aiming to protect
the honest press from vicious prose-
cution.
We hope If the committee has
reached such conclusion as reported
it will reconsider the matter and re-
port it favorably. If this cannot be
done, let it 60 back to the House on
its merits and be determined by that
body neutrality-suspicious. Post.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14
TOO MUCH ANTI. NEGRO LEGlS-
LATION

That no negro or person OF negro
descent, to the third generation in
elusive, shall be eligible to apply to
the Supreme Court of North Carolina
for license to practice law in this
State. and that the Supreme Court Of
North Carolina shall not examine any
applicant who is negro or person
descendant from a negro to the third
generation inclusive."
The above is from bill introduced
in the House, which proposes an
amendment to the section in the
Code, relative to those who seek
license to practice law in the State.
just why it is necessary to intro
duce such measure. it is impossible
to say, certainly there are no grounds
why the negro should be thus dis
eliminated against if be should seek
he law as profession.
1t must not be forgotten that the
negro is in North Carolina, a resident
aud citizen, and as such is entitled to
consideration and respect under the
law besides decent treatment under
ordinary and every day rules of life.
The cOlored citizen of North Caro-
lima is entitled to rest from petty
persecution. He is doing nothing to
warrant such legislation being made
against him.-New Bern Journal.
AS the journal says, just why it
was necessary to introduce measure
to bar the negro from being eligible
to apply for license to practice law it
is impossible to say. We surmise,
however, that the gentleman who in
troduced it is sort of a" lawyer
himself whose preserves have been
prached upon by some Niger lawyer.
Either this or he didn't have ANYTHING
else to do and in order to be heard from
by his constituents this fool bill was
brought forth.
Might as well say that no negro
shall be eligible to preach the Gospel
to his own people, to teach school. to
curry horse or cut wood There
would be just as much sense and JUS
tice in the one as the other. But the
bill to bar negroes from practicing
law will not go upon the statute books
it is needless to say. However, the
gentleman who introduced it need
not employ a negro lawyer to take his
case if he does not want to.
The Winston Journal SAYS this:
The Journal has no doubt that the
bill making negroes ineligible to prac-
| tice law will be defeated. as it ought
to be. There should be no obstacles
thrown in the way Of anv honest. law
abiding negro with ambition to make
man OF himself. If he has brains.
he ought to be allowed TO make OF
himself what he can. 1t is such fool
ishness as the bill above referred to
proposes that retards the develop
ment of the South.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14

THE naturalists of the Charlotte
Observer and few other papers have
been wrestling with the question,
when do pup become dog?" 1t
doesn't matter. he will have plenty
friends in the Legislature when h.
reaches the age of accountability. q.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14

We had unwittingly supposed the
present Legislature was composed OF
pretty decent sort Of fellows until the
Charlotte Observer speaks OF ''cattle"
and ..scurvy politicians" among them.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14

PEOPLE who live in glass houses
should be careful about throwing
stones-or ..mud."
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14

The more the Impeachment matter
is discussed and considered the more
it appears TO have been An unwise
move.