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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-01-30
Monday. FebEuarY 3. 1902.

a tract of land containing 1872 acres, situate
in Williams boro Town hip. Vance County,
on the road leading from Wiiiiam>b oro to
Nutbush bridge, which in the division of
Bloomsberry farm was assigned to David,
Thomas and Reb-cea Alexander, grand
chi Idr. n OF ThoS K. Eaton.
TERMS = One-third cash. balance in
twelve months Sale subject to confrma-
ton by the court Possession given al once.
+. T. HICKS.
Commissioner.
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a Good Dough Nsodicinn.

Frcm t"c Gazette, Ioo"ooluoa Aus tralla.
/ fad CnainDeriaIu's Cough
Remedy Is an eXcoi.euC uullcIue.
| have been suffering from a
severe cough for tue IasJ two
months, and it has effected
cure. | have great pleasure iu
recommending it.-W @. WocK.
NER. This is the opinion of one
of our oldest and most res pected
residents, and has DeSn Voluu-
tarlly given in good faith that
others may try the remedy and
be benefited, az was Mr.. Wock.
ner. This remedy is sold by j..
F. MaCkey e Co.
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Dissolution Notice.

The firm of Funderburk Co.
will on January 1st, 1903, by
mutual consent of the parties
composing said tirm-A. L. Fun.
der rburk and B. Y. Funderburk--
be dissolved.
All parties indebted to us by
note or account will please come
forward and settle AT ONCE, or
make satisfactory arrangements.
This notice is intended for all
who owe us.
Respectfully yours,
Funderburk Co.
De. 12-'02 st.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-12-17
Pile-ine Cures Piles!
Money refunded il it avar fejI
Died In ROck HtJL.

Mrs. Juliet M. Langley, widow
of the late j. M. Langley, a gal
liant Confederate soldier, died q,
the home OF her son, MIR. Robert
M. Langley, in Rock Hill last
Friday, whittier she had gone on
a visit, after lingering illness.
Mrs. Langley was born January
20, 1882, and was in her list
wear. She leaves three sons,
Messrs. Robert M. Langley of
Rock Hill, John G. Langley of
Sumter, and I. Reece Langley
of Dixie, and two daughters, Mrs.
David Williams and Miss Maggie
III. Langley of Dixie. She leaves
one brother, Mr.. w. q. A. Porter
of Dixie. She was the eldest
child of James and Margaret Por-
ter and leaves a large circle of
relatives in this county and in
the west. Mrs. langley was a
good woman and a consistent
member of Hopewell Methodist
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-12-17
The Visitors.

Chester yesterday.
6lr. J. n. Heath Maid = visit
to New YORK last weeS
MIR. w $ Hortor of Korsbou.
was in town this wee;c
Co1 y u ,n:.
YorkviIIc last weak '''''''
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vi.ital h,s nara'it. to Da ~, u,n0t I
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The Lancaster Cotton MUS

Has employment to offer to two
hundred and fifty families in the
new mill to be in operation in
January, 1908, and will teach
beginners in the old mill until
they are ready to work in the new
mill. Employment Tor Boys and
Girls from Twelve years up.
Good wages, prompt pay. Com
Portable houses at reasonable rent
(the rent beginning alter able
to earn wages) Good drinking
water, and good school for
small children to attend, ON the
place.
We prefer home people, if
they want the employment, and
will give them the opportunity
and help of learning.
For further particulars apply
or write to G. b. Skipper, Super
lntendent. ll-l9-6t
=-.-a---. @r-~-.------
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-12-17
The Right
Kind

When you purchase a Ring
or other Jewelry, you want it
right. There is but one right
kind of Jewelry. 1t must suit
the occasion and please the re-
cipient. Here you will find the
right kind. If you pay me for
solid gold you get it. When l
recommend a stone or setting,
you may rely on their worth.
My stock consists of the latest
styles in Rings, Jewelry and
Silver Novelties.
B c.. HOUGH.
Opposite Lancaster Mercan-
tile Co.'S. Store.
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church, and her remains were
brought down from Rock Hill
Saturday morning and taken to
HopeweIl for intermeut, after a
funeral service conducted by her
pastor, Rev. w. &. Winn.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-12-17


-Manda Jones, mother of Dick
and Billy Belk died last Satur-
day aged about 70 years.
For an excellent Flour cheap o
cali at w. Z. Bennett's. At
The Yorkville bar are peti
tioning Tor special term of
court TO begin the first Monday
in February and last Two weeks.
The educational meeting
at Heath Springs last Saturday
was slimiy attended, Three Of
Lancaster's graded school teach
ors attended, Mossrs. Baker,
Robinson and Connors.
-$I.oO Fur UoIlarettes re-
duced to so cents ; $3.50 Jackets
reduced TO $3.50; $500 Jackets
reduced to SO .9S.
Lancaster
d3, I'm Mercantile Co.
Married, Dec. 10, 1902, at
the residence Of the brides father.
Mr.. a. +. Uu}p, uy Usy. j. ".
4 Dnii, T,in rLa " u''o' , a''o' MS
we're Mi. !. W. Cuip, brother o.
The bride, with Miss Fred Hiaklin.
snrpsr VS. served and thn rarn,.
Young couDle then left for Tie
home o, Mr. W = V.r,rrorr.,,
I'm Chester rorotv whore g. ~ornr
tiaa was held that niaat
II. w y ,v,I-oe-rl..Cr.
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Mr. 1Vm Vincent amd " WIZ iS, ".
a. NJ. j,r 9,n,s - ,ba | " .,',,..I, 9,oII' =.
oac,ion a:oI ia,t mana'. ,,Y - 80 = nl' ,'.',
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Short Locals.
Wed nesday, December II, 1902
week till Christmas

M. y ~. " iHSaIO mas NOV
ed his family to Ninety Six.
Mr.. John r. Faile of the Flat
Creek section has moved 10
kershaw.
-Messrs. Porter & Stephen
son are getting in their stock Of
furniture.
Died, on the 7th inst, the
infant child of Mr.. James Crou-
shaw of Heath Springs.
Tom Frasier, colocod, was
sent to the chaingaOg for 80 days
by Mayor Wyhe for stealing u
dog.
Ia lbs good coffee for $10O
at Lancaster Mercantile Co.
Only two weeks remain 70
pay taxes in--aud the Governor
and Comptroller General say
there will be no. extension this
year
The fret pu'lrau sleeper
that ever passed this way vent
down Sunday on the Sou:hsru'-
5eiatsd tram
Rev, }. S Grier OF Sharon
preached for Rev. dir. White at
HIiis Greek Sabbath mocmas and
tog Rev. MI. Eva.t al lancaster
at night.
Married, Dec. II, 1902, a
Tho home oC the brides Ea.ays.
MF, ". Horton, Mr.. Frank Stroud
am. Miss Etta Horton, j. il. H.
fridge, n. F., officiating.
Mos, Of The chants OF the
town have signed D. a-rsumen,
20 close their storea and give 'bor
clerks and employees holiday the
25th aud 26th instant.
Some fine hogs are being
slaughtered in various parts Of
the county. There are very
few Of them, but they are larger
than usual.
Rev. Mr.. Hodges, the now
pastor of the Methodist church
here, is expected to arrive some
time this week and to preach his
first sermon Sunday morning.
Mr.. Osy Giles cams home
sick Monday night from Welsh
Neck High school al Hartsville,
accompanied by Professor Gar.
rett OF chat institution.
"A call session of Bethel
Presbytery will be held in Rock
Hill on the 30th inst to dismiss
Rev. j. Z. Marion to the Louisi-
ana Presbytery and Rev. ]. z.
Caldwell to the Charleston.
Every person buying a sack
of flour at the regular cut price
from w. P. Bennett for the next
ten days gets cake of Terra Sope
free.
Married, Dec. II, 1902, at
the home of and by j. n. Es-
fridge, n. p, Mr.. II. J. Harris
and Miss T. Fl. Horton, both of
the Longsville section. The at
tendants we're: Mr.. II. 2. Nc
Msnus with Miss Dora Long, and
Mr.. b. @. Harris with Miss Neely
Faulkenberry.
About one fourth of the taxes
of Lancaster county have been
collected so far, which is about
% per cent better than at this
time last year. But for them all
to come in there will have to be
big rush and much waiting
during the last days.
Magistrate Caskey held an
inquest one day last week over a
child of James Gregory, colored,
living on Mr.. w. p. Robinson's
place near town. The verdict of
the jury was that it was acci-
dentally smothered by its mother
In bed the night before.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-12-17


side which it has been running
Tor several years.
Go to the Lancaster Mercan-
tile GO. and buy goods cheap.
They have cut prices to reduce
their stock.
There will be services in the
Episcopal church next Sunday at
ii O'Clock a. m. and .. m,
conducted by Rev. G.. Croft WI
liams.
---Read the advertisement OF
FUnderburk Go. who are en-
deayoring to reduce their stocn,
preparatory to a dissolution Of
IAe arm.
The members Of the Ladies'
Missionary society of U0pcws,.
church Will meet Sunday, Deceln.
Der 2l, at the church, immediately
after Sunday school, 10 as.al.l to
business and 20 eject officers.
Just bought blg lou OF flour
cheap. See - rs baInr. ,.,N %>- I'o,-'
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Treas. ~ = c.,.,- ,.- -''-~'
w.. ,,
a.. l "" 'l''"'" "o' '.'-' 10 VIZ. ..
.,r,. vs. ''-'''"' , Al oi0 "a '"1 I~,""'' ,,,
"''' . 'o.'''-T IL, '.''' " "~". -.~ie
cratOy. and som. Of f,.,. ...
walk.
Corn4,- cr,,o.-:.. 49,,
will tnrn ovor tLot lei',., -,fG' " ,'9%Iy Ny
T. 7 porrv ~, .,,aaol,S ',,oC ~ W. .
d9v or tomorroD, ond ~ ~ ~
Stewman will take charge Of
his office just as soon as his com
mission comes, which NAV be
today.
-Wo are aiwavs in the mar
ket 10 oUy mules and horses and
co'''e. Ii yon nave any OF either
'oT Sa,e, don't trade until you
see Us.
IT. w.
,.,.Li o'o':Te' :', 'ne hniEhCS OF
ll',,,a = =, ,L-"S VIII n T'ouPy 'n9 nahd-
'Tn'e % re" nan NO" occupied oy
,n,,oI ,l," ~ 'I ISo"s IN m9re, 'ney hsVinS
n,nnI, ,,.lL v',o n h'i' ''' occupancy on
'''' "4e"'''
"A letter to Mr.. j. T. Green
IAN r,:i M mr. ., o. oure'oh OF center
dna,l ~ &c '"'i O'lns' ,ne news ol the
"Sn oc".,s " MS m eo"' S ol"'euce' "lich
...I ".I"i'ou q. ~ augustine that
oldlSs ISCCUtlH, llcnlnUIIl2
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-12-17
Mothers Worm Syrup

Best worm medicine Children
like it SO well they eat it on bread.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24
Pionehsax mp Geld.

Our reports from Boulder show that
SO great and go wonderfully rich is a
recent discovery about 10 or II miles
west OF that city that the farmers have
actually been ploughing up the gold.
The ore was found in "a potato field.
and il was SO near the surface that to
expose the vein the men ut work had
only to run their ploughs through the
soil aad scrape OF the top ground. 1t
is the most wonderful achievement o,
Colorado agriculture yet recorded Our
potato fields have for years been famous
for their richness aud wealth produc.
ing power. but that the tubers actually
turn to gold before being taken from
the field aud sold in the market was
never before known.
II is said that the vein is remarkable
for it's width and that it probably ex-
teuds at least 1000 feet. The ore is
streaked with tcllurium. and some OF it
is rich enough to assay 1000 ounces of
gold to the ton.
II is the old etory over again OF dis
covery in a locality well known for
years, but where no one % much as
dreamed gold would be found. The
history OF Colorado mining contains u
record OF many such discoveries
Whether this one will develop into a
great mine remains to be seen, but IL it
turns out to be half us good us surface
showings Indicate. it will be bonanza
Denver Republican.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

q machine Tor pairing peaches has
been invented by L. F. Graham of San
Jo4e. California, which is likely TO royo-
Intsonize the peach canning industry.
Inc device operates. automatically and
aceomriishes within brief period the
work Of small army OF women. II is
cp@posed OF wheel placed horizontally
onA revolving axle. On the outer edge
Of The wheel, which is about three feet
10 diameter, are a score or more metal
cope The fruit is split by hand and a
bah peach placed in each cup. The
wheei revolves and passes beneath an
oYtomatic arm with knife attachment.
me cups holding the fruit revolve in
dcPendently and through this action
and the forward and downward move
n,tpt OF the knife bearing arm the half
pesch is quickly shaved OF the skin. rhe
wheel carries the cups around and de.
posts the peaches in box. The size
OF the peach makes no difference as the
cup6adjust themselves automatically to
tho surface whether large or small. One
attepdant can easily operate two of
these machines and each machine does
thckwork OF half dozen hand workers.
field and Farm.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

Every man. woman and child in Colo
RADIO is interested in the defeat OF the
Bucklin tmiscalled) Australasian tax
amendment. II is unfair and unjust
because 1t proposes to impose the bur
den of supporting government upon one
class of property owners. 1t is revolu-
tionary because it has never been tried
by any government on earth, and is cs.
peclaliy repugnant to our fundamental
principles OF government, which stand
for equality before the law. 1t ia dis
honest because it calls under false col.
ors. Tho fraud OF calling it the Austria
lasian tax has been repeatedly exposed.
The Colorado land owner under our
present system phys more tax than any
land owner in Australasia.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24
Notice Of shcriT'x Sale.

NOTICE is herchy given that under aud by
out of the County Court, in aud for Delta county,
s,atr OF Colorado. In u certain cause wherein
Thomas O. Evans * plaintiff and john q, A.
simpson, William u, Amer, sadie ~ Amer.
Ross Shoup. Eincr l.ocmis. W, Il Logan. sue
ccssor IN unsi, and H. X, Ferguson. county clerk
and recorder OF Delta county. Colorado. second
successor In trust nre defendants; whc rein am
commanded 10 sell the following described real
property TO satisfy n certain decree of fort clos
urc rendered by said caurt IN said causc, dated
october III. A. u. 1902, foreclosing certain deed
oftru-t on the premises hereinafter described
upon which the rourt found dne the sum M
Sss2 Is together with the further sum ot S1s 10
costs, win on Monday the IIth day Of Novem.
Der. A. u. lH2, at the hour Of 10 clock u m at
the south front door of The court house. in The
town OF Delta, Delta county, Colorado, sell to the
highest aud best bidder for cash the following
described premises situate In said Delta county,
state OF Colorado to wit The south half Of the
North cast quarter, and tho cast half Of the
northwest quarter OF section d. IN township N
snuth. Of range a. west Of the 9Th y. M. and an
undivided one third iutcrcst In the Cow Creek
ditch from Leruux AND Cow creeks. their cNtcn.
bitches aud waor rights thcrcunto pertaining or
In anv way belonging which were held or con.
trolled by said John q. Simpson at the date
Of tho execution OF said trust decd und which
were acquired by said John u. i simpson M 10
the said land during the existence of sttl trust
decd. beng particularly an undivided one.sixth
interest IN the Miller reservoir and Its water
rights nnd prisriticy
Dated nt Delta, Colorado Oct. 81, A. .. 1909
wM HUNT
s's,jr q p.'.a c,rn,y, colorado,
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24
1sNeGa LAND ACr JrNE =. 1873
NssSe~ for Publication.
uSireb srarfs I,sb ortirr,
NoutfosS. g.tia seutctnker N lat,

Nontrosc. Cpia.. September -. iai.
Notice !, hereby given that Ia cainpli-nce with
the pr,vi i.irii> oi the art uf Congress af June =
iva. entitled AN act for the ,alc af Iimcr iArd.
IN tho sinirs af California. Organ, S-tads and
Washington Territory. as extended 10 al the
Puddle Land states hy nci Of August I. Is1ss,
fRkbERiCK ". FoRn
of Delta. county oi beta, state of Colombo has
this day flied in this Office his sworn STATE
n,rnt NJ. e. for the purchase of the " u NV a
kEi SWA and SN u ~ :. Of .cctinn No ..
In tonnship No. ~ y, range So. II ", NM N.
sat Will oAcr pruof \" show that the land sought Is
morc valuable fnr lis timber sinur than for
agricultural purposes. ant tn establish hts claim
fo said l,nd before thc Register aud Receiver 81
this ofb.c at MustroSs Colorado, on Tuesday
the g,li day cf December. iac
lie iiamc- a. Witnesses:
George bfower. fred North. Verne Cole VIII
liam \. Buitcri.augh all Delta. Colo.
ANY aud all rerynns claiming adversely the
ahovc-ie>crihcd lands arr requested tp 6lc their
claims ~ this Office on OF before said 9th day OF
Dcccmhrr, is1
DAVID Il, CROSBY. Register.
Flint Pub OCT. 8 Las, Pub, r.c. 5lb,
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24
TIMBER LAND. ACT JrNE \, 1878
NoiIce fer Publication.
tNirrp sTAIrs LAM OrrIc

tNtrrp STATES LAND orttcr. u
E"ntrhse Colorado, Sept. ~. 1907.
Notice u hereby given that IN compliance with
The provisions of the ncf of Congress OF June J.
1878, entitled " An act for the sale af timber
lands In the States Of California, Oregon. Ne
cndn, and Washington Trrriiary.' Us extended
20 nh the public land States by act Of August !,
HENRY W. CHiI.Es.
Of Delta. County of Delta, state of Colorado hns
ibis day filed IN this oficc his sworn statement
No. :, fur the purchase of The NE !. SE. u OF
section No. ~ In township No rs. range No
o.. W. 9Th y NJ. aud will offer pronf 10 show
that the land sought is more valuable FIR its
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes
nnd 10 establish Ills claim 10 sad land before
the Register and Receiver uf this Office nt Mon
trtc, Colorado, on Monday, the sth day Of De-
ccmber. is02.
lie names ~ witncssrs
Harry ". Wolbeit of Delta. Colo, Austin L
Miller. fctcr shark OF Coiy, Colo, Geo. 4.
Chflcs, Of Deltn. Colo.
Any nnd all persons claiming adversely the
above dcsc ribed land. requested to file their
claims IN this cf,icc on or before said stl day
December, 1909
DAVID II. crosby. Register.
flrsi rub oct D. last Pub. Dee s.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24
No,,e. Of s.scLho,aer.. Meeting

nrLrA, Colo. SEPTEMBER 10. 1902
There viii lie n meeting OF the stock holders OF
Tie Snrnet Ditch and Reservoir company held
SAtWrlHy. October ~. 1901. at O'Clock y, M at
the Court House In Delta, Colorado, for the FOL
lbw ny purposes, to.witl
First levy an assessment for the purpose Of
cniaruing the inflow from the tncon,pa ahgts riy-
or To Bonnie Reservoir No. I. and u build up the
dam of the said reservoir.
Second TO order the ltoHri of Direct srs to sell
one hundred shares Of tho capital stock of the
said company NJ not less than sl2 per share for
tho purpose OF building n dam at bonnie Rcscr-
tolr No. 2, us shown by the rcc,ried pnt thereof
W, q. STEPHENS. President
". N. HASTINGS Secretary.
First pub. Oct. ~; last Oct q.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24
N.,,c. or Annun, n.r..nx.

Couy. COLORADO, tlcropNR /, 1907
Public notice Is hereby givcu that tho annual
meeting OF Tho stockholders ot Tho Fruit Grow
fIs' Ditch and Reservoir Company viii be held ut
the Mound School House NJ Cory. Colorado, on
saturday. November ist, fY0?, AZ o'clock y m +,
fOr the purp.Nc OF elcciin1 Board OF Dtfvctors
tsr tho ensttng year. and for the transaction of
s,ich either business as may legally come before
ihc meeting.
4. y, MILLER. rrcsklcni.
W y KE>sicurr. $, crisry.
if.fA .rs, Oct. 70, .,rs. ct; ~
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

What man with capital wouli invest
htsfnoney In this great state with a
vieft TO developing its resources and
giving employment to labor. when there
wese possibly fifty seven different sys-
tens oil taxation. representing as many
COUNTIES. which systems were liable to
be ehanged in iitty-seven different ways
each period Of four years? A condition
OF snairs which is permissible under
the Buckiin amendment. enormously
styled the Austraiasiau tax system.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24
Notice .r Annual Meeting.

DELrA. CoLo.. SerrEMREK 20. isns:
The annual meeting OF the stockholders nf the
Loon Lake hitch and Reservoir ccmpanv will be
held In the Court House in Delta, Colorado, on
saturday, November ist, ipo1 at o'clock r. m,.
for the purpose Of elscting otdcers for the ensu-
INK year. Also the question of increasing the
capital stock, making assessments, or any other
pNny, viii he considered and decided upon.
MILTON Il WEIGH SECRETARY.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24
No,,cc ,o s,ockholdcr.,

NOTICE is hereby gives that the annual NJ eet;
~ ing of the stockholders of THE SURfA' i
CREEK DITCH AND kfSERVoIR COMPANY
viii oc held at the court house in Delta, Colora
do. saturday, November $, 1909, at | o'clock p
m, Tor the purpose OF clccttng off1ceS Tor the
tnsuinE year, and for the transaction ot any
business that may come before the meeting
MARK PHOENlN, President
John GRirrtrR, Secretary.
Dated Deltn ,io D,tph,r 10 lpri
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

. N course no one can tell how the
cie<3isn IS going until the votes are
couPted. but it really looks as il the
pss1ptt were sincere in their determin-
atinnso save Colorado, and let Teller
saye hir1seIf
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24
For Snle.

/ Cbeap-A couple OF second hand bug,
giesnt the Brick Barn.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

One hundred acres Of fine land at
Cedartdge, mostly in cultivation with
alfalfa and some fruit. Good water
right. Enquire OF W. L. Perry.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

DID you know that Hunt & Company
tgade<s new stoves for old ones
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24
Stops she Cough

Laxntiye Bromo Quiuiue Tablets cure
cu4d in one day. No cure, no pay
Price . cents
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24
For nNle.

20. X. Flour" made at the Delta mills
ut $40 eack. e. 40 hundred.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

Money TO loan. A. f. Amsbary,
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

G. n. Hastings Boots. shoes aud
gloves,
The Delta independent., 1902-10-24

Delta 10. K" fiour at a % per suck,