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Change of Schedule.

A change of schedule in the running
of passenger train. has recently gone
into effect on the Seaboard Air Line
Railway.
No. SO (Northward) due at o'clock,
will arrive and depart As hereto
fore.
No. &c (Northward) now arrives at
11:54 instead of 1:22 as formerly.
No. Al (Southward) arrives now at
2:1O-half an hour earlier.
No. n (Florida and Atlanta Fast
Mail, Southwark arrives at 6:19
whereas it formerly reached here at
1852.
One of the night trains (Florids
and Metropolitan Limited) has been
taken off for the summer. Train 60
ing North arrives at 2:45, and train
going South arrives at 2:3S. They
meet here as formerly and both leave
at $50.
The Durham train now arrives at
ll:4O, one hour earlier. 1t leaves al
2:2O instead of 2:5O A. heretofore.
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j. l.. CURRIN.
Executrix's Notice.

~ AVING QUALIFIED BEFORE THE
Al Clerk of the Superior Court Of Vance
County, as executrix with will annexed Of
of the estate of William II. Cheek
deceased, this is to notify all persons hold.
ing claims against the said estate to pre-
sent them to me. duly authenticated. on or
before the 18th day of April. 1902. or this
notice will be pleaded in bar OF the re.
cOvery of the same. Persons indebted to
the said estate must make immediate set
Element.
This 18th day of April, 1901.
ALICE NJ. CHEEK,
Executrix of the estate OF VIM. H. Cheek
deceased.
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JOHN u. WATKINS.


JOHN Il. WATKINS.
----------------------
crop, AZ" ''mightly IN de grass
Mr.. W H. Nestor and children
- .i,l,iug relatives in Wake c0un-
u
,1r. e. Levine of Kaleioh !, visit
i'm, Mrs 4. ). Aron'on IN LENDER
.,u-
NJ. r,,tis Gary i hare from
f-,,r,,. Y to snend awhile at
I
w., = - Lama. = ha,.in,, -, .Id;-
,.l. -, t,i. r.siIo,oa ,,.l,i,,,
.,,.;l,
Mr. and Mrs. {. A. Lewis have gone
'a Chssc City to stay awhile for the
the infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W ~ Moss 1. quite SICK. FRIENDS
~ the family nope the little one may
recover.
Little Min, Mary Gary. DAUGHTER Of
'' ,'si' reI"'l'eS III Mah'heStsr ana
aHI iLch'l"hd.
There has been 4 .Iiuht chano. in
the schedule Of trains on the Scaboard
AfrI.inp Railway So. full particu-
L,r. ~ snyhrre
An addition will be made 70 tn.
TRADED school BUILDING before the
prrn.ps two more teachers added.
w.
WI ;" ~ mas SonI ~
"''">.r'' M",, |" a''e,,' 'n' T'''i"S
,s,r. ,akiuu in other points en- route.
List your taxes. |. Il. Gary at the
Storage warehouse has the books for
Henderson township and is ready to
serve You nj any time during business
hoar.
Mr. H. G. Linthicum came up from
IL.rtf,rd where hn !. ,t work huiId-
,:I L,.t ,
~ u l'h"9'h'' 'i''N '"' "
NPNht snort Whlit AT nome during
the past week.
Rev. Thomas Watkins preached in
the PRESBYTERIAN church SUNDAY
night The sermon was much COM
pIImented by those who heard the
l"Hn@ man.
.rt,. ,.o,,,,, ,.,,,Ia h,a . wary, d.-
T.-l,fnI J,nre 1T Cponar Opara Hon.e
u.,l,, ,,ioLt ~. ,ttandono. .s
r.r,.. h,t tho occas;nn ,yos ouito
pr' ."e w ~'''''" 1''''>
,,-.,. ,.
.,,.,.,t,.,;ol MINK ,hanon,,nan.a-
: ,I Ca1
~ I.:,. ,I;m. N ~
r-.an,t, 1n,i ~, in
Miss Charlotte Young left last week
{" visit Miss Embra Morton in Rocky
~, 'oiii .nI;I sne I "'rI - ~
- 10y q" n,'. gu" -. ~ '' ~
us ''' 'A>
Keep the flies and bugs out by
lifting your doors and windows with
wire screens. John b. Watkins sells
them Both a necessity and Il luxury
a. me same time anu lhsy are mex
rt"S'''' 100.
Mir. Thomas Gooch rave his friends
here The pleasure of a sight of his
Genial continuance the past week.
lie wa, formerly a resident but for
years past REPRESENTING 4 large cloth
ing house in Baltimore where he
makes hi. home
rue H"Lh LEAF likes 10 see our
E...ar..,,... nttho
.'",r az me advertisement Vi INC
'"rhItt Buggy Company shows who
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Death of an Old Citizen.

Capt. w. II. White, an old and we'll
known citizen Of the county, died at
his home in the Bear Pond neighbor-
hood at O'Clock yesterday morning.
His death was somewhat sudden, and
came as a surprise and shock to his
neighbors and friends. He was in
town but few days ago and to all
appearances in the enjoyment of his
usual health. The funeral will be
held at Union Chapel at 2:3o o'clock
this afternoon. Rev. r. M. Andrews,
Of kittrell, will conduct the service.
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Home from School.

The faces of number Of the GOLD
LEAFS young friends are familiar OBJ
lects about town again after an alb
sence of some months off at school:
Masters Bennett Perry and James
Horner, Homer. Military School,
Oxford: Master Hiram Thrower, Agri-
cultural and mechanical College, Raj
eich; Master Frank Harris. Oak Ridge
Institute, Oak Ridge; Master ID. 7.
Cooper, Jr., Bingham School, Mcbane.
All bright, manly. promising young
men who stood we'll in their studies,
rejecting credit upon themselves and
their town.
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Ladies vests, gentlemen's underwear
pants goods. hats, shoes, etc.-very cheap
at Fl. THOMASON'S
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Ira D. Beckard, Dun:Ombe, Ia, writes:
My little boy scalded his leg from the
knee to the ankle. | used Banner Salve
Immediately and in three weeks time it
was almost entirely healed. l want to
recommend it to every family and advise
them to keep Banner Salve on hand, as
it is sure remedy for scalds or any sores"
For sale by Melville Dorsey.
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Il ALKALINE
-. WATER.

Below is he analysis Of the Star Aka
line Water, which Is confidently recon.
mended to those suffering from Dyspepsia.
Indigestion, Constipation. Torpid Liver,
Govt. Rheumatism. or Bright's Disease or
the Kidneys.
ANALYSIS.
RALEIGH, N. C., October. 1891.
Solids 81 600 grains to one United States
gallon containing OF
Silica Deoxide, lob grains
Iron and Alumina, 4.375
Potassium Sulphate, J67
Potassium Chloride, 1890 -
Sodium Chloride, 1882
Sodium Carbonate, j.093
Calcium Carbonate, 1888
Magnesia Carbonate, 2.i3j
II. Il BATTLE. State Chemist.
For the Water and further particulars,
address,
J.F. HARRIS, Proprietor.
Henderson, N. 4.
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STOP THE COUGH
And vVork off the Cold

Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay. frice
~ cents
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NOTICE TO CONFEDERATE PENSIONERS
All Who Wish to Draw a Pension
rlust Make Application by First
r1onday in JuIy.

To Vance County ex-Pensioners and APP
plicants for Pensions:
Under the Pension Law as amended by
the Legislature of 1901, "All persons en-
titled to pensions under this act, whether
heretofore drawing pensions or not, shall
appear before the County Board OF Pen
sions on or before the first Monday in
july for examination and classification
under the provision OF this act
Blank applications will be furnished by
calling at my office.
The County Board OF Pensions will
meet in the Court House on Monday
July l, 1901. All persons who are now
drawing pensions and those who intend
to make application for pensions must
present themselves before the Board on
that day. Provided: That all such as
are not able to attend present certificate
from a creditable physician living and
practicing medicine in the community in
which said applicant resides, that the ap-
plicant is unable to attend.
HENRY PERRY.
Clerk Superior Court.
The Youths Companion is the best Of
all family papers. 4 10 weeks trial sub
scription for % cents.
Three months subscription to either o
the Ladies' Home Journal or Saturday
| Evening Post for % cents.
H. LEONORA CLEMENTS, ACT,
Southern Subscription News Agency,
Wilson. Y.
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Edward Huss, we'll known business
man of Salisbury. Mo, writes: Il wish
to say for the benefit of others. that ! was
a sufferer from lumbago and kidney
trouble, and all the remedies took gave
me no relief was induced to try FOiey'S
kidney Cure, and after the use of three
bottles, am cured" For sale by Mel
willie Dorsey.
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Wire Screen Doors and
Windows.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
By authority Of deed in trust executed
by John |. Rowland and wife. Nancy
Rowland, on July / 1891, and recorded in
Book of Deeds in trust on page 43.i in the
Registers Office of Vance county, having
been substituted by the Superior curt as
trustee in place Of f. n. Crews, deceased,
the trustee therein named will, at the re,
quest of Mr.. S. II. Satterwhite, present
holder of the debt thereby secured, sell
for cash by public auction to the highest
bidder at the Court House door in Ii lender
son, n. c.. On
Monday, July LIST. 1901,
the lot OF land and the Improvements con-
veyed in said deed in trust situate on the
Northwest side of Rowland street near its
North end in Henderson, n. C., comprising
the two lots bought by sad John / Row
land and wife of James Smith and wife
and ID. NJ. Hawkins and wife, and ad Join
ing the lands OF said Smith and Hawkins
and w. T. Cheatham and fronting 100 feet
On Rowland street, being the lot wherein
said Rowland and wife reside
Henderson, n. g.. May q. 1901.
I. L. HICKS,
Substituted Trustee.
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Notice to Kings Daughters.

We are requested to publish the
following notice:
There will be meeting of the
Whatsoever Circle of the Kings
Daughters at the residence of Mrs. j.
|. Miller Tuesday afternoon, June II.
At ) o'clock. 1t is hoped that all the
members will be present as matter Of
importance will be discussed.
Call at Melville Dorsey's drug store and
get free sample OF chamberlain S Stomach
and Liver Tablets. They are an elegant
physic They also improve the appetite,
strengthen the digestion and regulate the
liver and bowels. They are easy to take
and pleasant in effect.
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e2. =. Tx F
: CT TIE TOWN 2
.Sg22322s157
For Low Prices

81 Lime, Laths, Shingles,
n.or- and Windows, call on
John B. WATKINS.
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TO CIiI: \ COLD ONE DAY

lake Laxative Bromo Ouinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
~ cure. f. W. Groves Signature is on
zach box. &c. " VII
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ALL PERSONS LIVING WITHIN
n the corporate limits Of the town are
hereby notified to clean up their premises
IL the same has not already been done. A
plentiful use of lime. copperas and other
deodorizers and disinfectants is also
advised This matter should be attended
to at once, before hot weather, IS safe
guard to public health. An officer will
visit and inspect all premises to see that
this order is enforced.
F. Z. HARRIS, n. D.,
Health Officer OF Town Of Henderson.
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Trustees Meeting.

The Graded School trustees met
Monday and organized under the
charter Plans for the future were
considered and the work mapped out
The election of the teachers was de-
peased until subsequent meeting.
A levy Of 16S cents on the 500 valua-
alton of property, and so cents on
each poll was recommended for the
special school tax and this was order
ed by the joint meeting Of County
Commissioners and Justices of the
Peace.
The lack of energy you feel, the back
ache and run down condition generally,
all mean kidney disorder. FOley's Kid
ney cure will restore your strength and
vigof by making the kidneys we'll. Take
no substitute. For sale by Melville Dor
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William Woodland, OF Decatur, la :,
writes: II was troubled with kidney dis
ease for several years and four one dollar
size bottles of F1ley's Kidney Cure
cured me. | would recommend 1t to any
one who has kidney trouble For sale by
Melville Dorsey.
Ii YOU want good bread buy that
STRAIGHT FLOUR at
II. THOMASON'S
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Ifyou want good bread buy some Of
that STAIGHT FLOUR at
ii. THOMASON'S.
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CHEAP.
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A number Of Henderson's bright
and pretty young ladies who have
been away at school are home again:
Misses Mabel Young and Nettie
Elmore, Peace Institute, Raleigh;
Misses Leah Perry and Lorine Dor
sey, St. Mary's, Raleigh; Miss Nita
Watson, Normal College, Greensboro;
Miss Blanche Thomas, Kinsey Insti-
tute, Wilson.
On the fourth page of the GOLD
LEAF two more of the compositions
submitted al the closing exercises Of
the Graded School, are printed. The
young ladies' to whom we give an
audience this week are Miss Isabelle
Gary and Miss May Hunter, perhaps
the youngest in this bunch of twenty
rosebuds from Hendsrson's feminine
flower garden.
The following named ladies went
to Littleton yesterday to attend the
meeting Of the Womans Christian
Ten perance Union: Mrs. F. X. Harris,
Misses Lucy Davis, Viola Williams,
Eva Whitfield, May Whitfield. Mrs.
Mary E. Garland, State president, of
Greensboro, and Mrs. Colev and Mrs.
Holt, Of Burlington, passed through
for the same place also.
Lieut.. John S. f. Young went to
Fortress Monroe Saturday to stand
the required examination before re-
ceiving his commission in the regular
army to which he was recently ap-
pointed. That he will 90 through
all right his friends have not the least
doubt. Lieut.. Young is fine speci-
men Of physical manhood, mentally
well equipped and withal a true sol
der.
DR.. A. X. Zollicoffer, Of Weldon,
was \ Henderson visitor last week,
tho guest Of his brother, Mr.. A. G.
Zolicoffer. Dr. Zolicoffer is one of
the foremost citizens and most sue
cessful physicians and surgeons in his
section Of the State and withal one OF
the finest Of fellows anywhere. But
that goes without saying Of one who
hears the name Of hi. honored
father
Allen HaiyersOn, of West Prairie, Wis,
says: People come ten miles to buy
FOIey's Kidney Cure,'' while j. A.
Spero of Helmcr. Ind, says: 1T is the
medical wonder of The age For sale by
Melville Dorsey.
The best FLOUR ever offered for the
money has lust been received at H
THOMASON'S. Call and see it before
buying elsewhere.
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Allen HalyersOn, of West Prairie, Wis,
says: people come ten miles to buy
FOley's Kidney Cure,'' while j. A .
Spero of Helmcr Ind, says: 1T is the
medical wonder of The age For sale by
Melville Dorsey
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the fact that Mr.. J. T. Brown was not
and could not be present He admit
ted that Mr.. J. T. Brown should be
present and deplored the fact he was
not. He stated that Mr.. Brown had
made every effort to be present and
he held that under the circumstances
he should be excused
Mr. C. Brown said there was former
resolution which should be disposed of
before anything further was done. If
action was now taken it would affect
the legality of the session.
Mr.. White said that the day was
coming when the question would come
up; but he preferred that the Senate
should decide the matter now. Delays
were dangerous DO not think this
is small matter" said the senator;
1T is most important I think that
now is the time for business
Mr. Achi strongly opposed the delay
of the matter on account OF the alb
sence of Senator J. L. Brown.
Mr. r. PreHdergast said that he was
also opposed TO a delay. If Mr.. j. I.
Brown was~not well enough to be pres
ent that was no reason wny the Senate
and House should defer action.
Mr.. AyIett, the straight Republican
of the House, said he was sorry II the
joint session was forced to act, but
that in his opinion, act they must
Adjourned.
When the Senate reconvened Mr..
Achi brought up the bill on taxes,
under unfinished business, which he
claimed should be placed upon the or
der of the day.
House Bill 1O1. for three judges on
the circuit, passed third reading.
In relation thereto Mr.. Carter said
he had had two suits up for two years
which We're of great importance, anc
that while he had personal interest
in the bill, he did not wish 1t thought
that this would influence his disposi-
ton in the matter
The previous question was here NOV
ed. and two other bills were set over.
Bill 5S, to provide for the priority
of claims in the foreclosure Of chattel
mortgages was brought up.
Mr.. Baldwin said that he regretted
that Mr. ]. T. Brown could not be
present. and he thought the bill should
go over until that gentleman was pres
ent.
House Bill 81 was called.
MIR. Carter said that he did not know
whv Senator Baldwin had opposed him:
He did not believe that upon general
principles Wafluku ard HiIo should be
compared, although there nad aiready
been more comparisons made by Sena-
tors present.
/ lication of the laws passed third read
Senate Bill IA. relating to ava, was
I brought up.
/ Considerable discussion took place
upon this bill. which was again re-
( ferred.
/ alcohol was branded by Senator Rus
sci as bill entirely devoid of sense;
he did not think he overstepped the
bounds. Firms in Honolulu had i'm
ported an article which could not pass
muster. As a master of science he
protested against such importation,
(which placed a tax upon the sick man.
/ Mr.. Carter spoke strongly in favor OF
the bill which passed. to s.
At this point Mr.. White again
brought up the report of the committee
on expenditures, which caused yester-
days fisht.
4 motion to adjourn was at once
made by Mr.. c. Brown.
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Mr.. Baldwin said that while he was
not in favor of passing the bills, he
did not think the printing committee
should be forced.
Carter urged that his motion to ad-
journ should be taken up.
Mr.. Carter said that if things went
on as they were. and as members had
threatened to resign, he thought every
body had better resign, and in the
meantime, they had better discuss the
question.
Mr. c. Brown gave notice of an Act
relating to Hawaii received from
Washington.
Mr. Kalauokalani moved that the
county bill be passed by title. Lost.
At this point Mr.. Achi attempted to
introduce a resolution which was lost
in a general motion for adjournment
AIS p. m.
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Despite the interruption of the joint
session the House managed to pass
good many bills yesterday. Senate bill
; SO. regulating tailoring and dressmak-
ing, with regard to the licensing OF
these trades came up from the Senate
and met with considerable disfavor
from many of the members. Emmeluth
dropped into poetry and quoted from
Hoods Song of the Shirt" The
honorable gentleman was up in arms
and declared his intention of fighting
the bill to a finish as a tax on labor
was proposed. The bill was then read
through and Beckley moved its rejec-
ton stating that the S25 annual license
would soon force the poor man to be-
take himself to the old time malo.
The vote was fourteen ayes to thir-
teen noes and the measure was declared
rejected. a message from the Senate
stated that the dog tax bill had passed
over the Governors veto by vote of
II to and that the anti-vaccination
veto was sustained 9-6.
petition from the Chamber of Com
merce asking for an extension of fire
limits and stating that the same was
greatly needed was referred to the
Committee on Public Lands
A resolution that s4500 be appropriat
ed for street improvements in Homo
lulu was introduced by Aylett.
Beckley brought in a concurrent reso-
luton petitionirg Congress to alter the
section Of the Organic Act in order that
a change might be made in the judicial
system. The resolution was referred to
the Judiciary Committee. Haaheo ask
ed for the report of the Leper Settle
ment Committee now long overdue and
Beckley. as chairman. stated that the
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that such a school should be located IN
a more favorable position. AS it was
to deal with the local products of the
Hawaiian Islands. He thought that
Olaa had not yet become the central
industrial point of the islands from an
industrial standpoint. While he favor
ed the establishment of the school he
did not think Olaa was the best place
Mr.. Russell said he thought the COM
mittee should be instructed TO report
on next Wednesday when the bill came
up. He thought the present action of
the Senate was largely experimental
and that the present action might con-
fict with the plans of the central gov
ernment at Washington which had al
ready established an experimental
station here, near the city Of Honolulu.
Z Upon motion it was ordered that the
committee to whom the matter was re-
ferred be instructed to report on next
Wednesday.
At this point the Senate adjourned
to the floor of the House OF Repre-
sentatives to meet that body in joint
session.
The President of the Senate announe-
ed that the time had arrived for an
other joint session of the houses and
he ordered that the roll be called.
Mr.. Emmeluth was the only member
absent.
/ Mr.. Kaohi moved that the chaplain
be authorized to ask Gods blessing
upon the joint session, as he feared
that the prayers put forth in the morn
ing would not reach that far.
/ The motion carried.
! Senator White moved a postpone
ment.
/ Senator c. Brown said that one reso-
luton was already up before the joint
session and that this should be dispos-
ed of before further business was done.
Representative Mahoe moved that the
joint resolution be read authorizing
the present meeting.
! After considerable debate Repre-
sentative Mossman moved recess TO
1870 p. m. which was carried.
When the Senate and House met in
the afternoon-or attempted to meet-it
was discovered by a keen-eyed home
ruler that Mr. Emmeluth, together with
his hand glass was absent. For mo-
ment this announcement made ripple
when it was declared by long home
ruler in a black coat that the rest OF
the opposition TO the present prosperity
of Hawaii would not play BALI until
! Papa Emmeluth" marked one fo1
the home rule party. At this point
somebody from Hilo said Emmelutf
was a bigger man than old Grant'-anc
the sergeant-at-arms was ordered tc
bring the delinquent plumber in. While
the sergeant was sending bicycles FOL
Representative Emmeluth that gentle
man reported and explained that hE
considered a hearty luncheon of more
Importance than any joint session worF
and the President at once called the
house to order.
The resolution was then called bu'
before it could be put Mr.. hanuhe
moved that an adjournment be taker
to the 5Sth day of the session.
Mr.. Kalauokalani said he wished th'
house to remember that the motion o.
resolution for adjournment was due u
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HOUSE DEBATED
GAMBLING BILL
Morals, Religion and Revenue
Had Three-Cornered Innings
Yesterday.


, Fffty-ffrst Day - One hundred
and sixteen bills introduced; twea-
ty-four sent up. for signature.
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