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Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

T.. Conrad has arrived from Evans
Vile, Indiana, to take u place ~
Frank Anderson bsrbar shop. FL
Lashbrook has quit ON account OF
poor health.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Willie Lsiimer returned yesterday
evening to his home in Denver Mr.
Latimer and family will move the
middle Of August trom Denver 10 p,
Collins.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Robert X. Williams and W
Win,low have filed case in the
county court against VIM Ad ms 20
quiet title TO Climax mining lode
near Pitkin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

The Glenwood Springs Race meet
will be held this year, August p To
so inclusive. There are $4,000 IN
cash purses.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

VIM. Mllard and John Dustman
have gone to oaguache TO work dur
ing having in the San Luis valley.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Mrs. Walter Clark arrived yester-
dav morning from Red Chh to stop
in Gunnison a few days with friends
Who know her as Miss Pearl Powell
SON
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Nrs. DAVID Williams arrived from
Olsthe last evening and was met by
Mrs. Richard Williams and Mrs.
~ Bovles of Crested Butte lheN
will spend few days with Mr. and
Mrs w. o. Herkins and other friends
and relatives in Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Jerry O'Reagan spent the first part
of the week transacting business in
Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

DIR. u. Y. Collins aud Jake Ross
had business in from the Spencer
country last Friday. They stayed
over several DAYS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

At IaNeta hotel on and after
August All, DIR. +. W. Shrock, the
Pueblo dentist.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

NJ - katherine Ncumay er is hete
From " aunita springs, the guest a
Mr.. A. -. >mith. Mrs. smith en-
tcrJarn- 10 her honor tins afternoon
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

t.eesge tFssesf. es ka,ie. as-aEsci
zassc wssdcs tos rhas ~scIs.e. sss ~
..s cay Tuesday 90 bic s.y AZ Ihss-
or
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Mrs. b. W. NJ arsh went to CebOlla
springs last saturday for fortnight
at the health giving waters.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01
SoA tM ~ oGA
rEk -EYTtEs An

rEk-eYTsEskN
>orvice >easiss n.orusag aud even
".
Evening tepic, "Herod s.a John
he Baptist. OF Crowns Misplaced. +"
Esv = I. WsRs. PASTOR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Mrs. b g.. Zugeiser entertained n
Tea NJ 1Baay evening ga he honor oi
NJ isscs >cbuie lzer sHd Bsll.etse oi
Dos NJ alaos.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Lou Monson passed through Gun
nison Tuesday ON his way 10 Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

tazis~or Iollsgsa aud sreas.
ie--c Crosks. of sbe q. 4 =. .soA
agsne NJ. Ss 10 Coms 90 Nsaa.sy
ag regsir-
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

W H. Endner has b.eu sick wifh
stomach trouble st " auHiia springs
Tor a week. Mrs. EHdner ard Arioa
went 10 the sprir = lasi evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Miss Clara surles has gone To
Comp TO visit her broth Harry.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Mrs. James Burns. OF Parlin, was
visitor in Gunnison Thursday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Ar-. :. l. l.~sxesse se1s-rsss1 ~
loF assxss 81 Crested k.s1se fni- assrp-
AZ
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Casper Pres-,er rode - from Nj.
Carbon " odncsdas The Prc-sier
bows begin having Msssias with
about 80 acres 10 take care Of
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

kiascr Usies r. - ss~n tsslss
lna. ~ .ssssz
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Miss Edna Pariin spent yesterday
with friends in Guuuison
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

4. l.. Ross mleic visIt 30 she cap
ital city The hrsl OF The week regars-
sng Wesinesasv 30 Ctesied Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01
N0titr.

The uDde gned hereby gives no.
tice that he has posted notices on his
premises. warning ali persons not to
tresl ass on the same All violstOrs
will be prosecuted 10 the fullest eN-
body.
April 1. 1902. A. HsRTn.N.
SeeiWg is Believing
"How do you know he married
her for her money?
sl've sen her.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Cp-to-date printing at the News
Champion office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Y. O'Brs an l. here trom CrysfaL.
Tie has bsea siek for Eve months y 20
~ yphoid fevcr aud looks like ghost
OF bic terml SET
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Mrs- &. g. DAVE y here iron
ssnita sprlngs visiting Ms. X. d
L.c~ y aaa Ms. b :. 1athbcrt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01
LOCAL NEWS.

Eugene V. Debs at Masonic Tem-
pie tosight.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

bxieE q s~pp reiur~ld WeAss-.
ass ifom a business trig te tAssv~s
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

n - treF arstlo s,saha,.,d. OF lhcsscs
H. VISITING br aud Mrs. b. u. css
sord
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

X HI Iornese saa ~sse Oese ..
t.ss.s4Ses Tse-dsy sroSs Isssscks-
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

fsieui work la the tsea L.e secslos
tsse %. n A sine to the Esk AoUs
,aIns W edns saas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

H. : kas 49, 80 t.sas4sssss t<a
Colorado Ssria.s AL >.t1sd~y
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

y x Nili-gasxh caasc ~ ssss
isscss- Tuesday
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

n i--es Lida >melzor ana >sephss.ss
Balliette departed for spring ses<i
n i--eeri 1Wc-asy evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

10. tasaa-.s ~e~s ~ LAssscr S~A
a-s. reasrnIaz n edne-a@s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Mr. J. " E,s Aescl.er. vi (sVssss
hsaic -Penf Thursday ~ Gsssssss
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

AEe yes x,,sa- ~ is.ss "a sss cosNss
ball a. III si.aits so-.srre~ psghss
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01
UUea Dl tCToav.

A'A1HDilt ghurch MoruiuG MAJ 10 a. ~ ON
~ frsf and thlrd sunday. sunday srnoul al
2-0l q. az. Fl Dilly kertnr
METHODIST FPIs1 OPAL Chuuh ~ nuD-
- uisnu sunday -Ciifisl at ~ %. n worn
ing -erx NJ a m. class mlertllag at y m.
Junior League at D. M. LpNonsh l4esgHe a.
~ aud evening service al 1a y. IN. Nit~neh
prayer ns-.-i,,,. ON "Wednesday evenings kos
y X. Adams Pastor
NkfSBNTERIA> Church Norpinf sery'.- At
u a. m. sunday -chool al " M. JuDior
EndeaVor at 3 @ clock. thrist.sR kndeavor at
100 and evening servic. az so D. IA. kidweek
prayer meetings ON Wednesday evenings. Rev.
\ l. Ward. Pastor.
BAPTIST Preaching services at II tna.m aud
- 80. m sundays. Bible school at II m.
Prayer meeting edBesdays at y. m. Gov
enant meeting On " esine-siay before the hrsi
Sunday in each month. j. i. btbiett.
Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

. X Nni-sasxh caae ~ srss
Asssens Tuesday
u. .assa-.y ~e@s ~ Lsssscr S~a
a-s, reasrnInz " esi.e-a@s.
H. kss 49, 80 t..-ss4ssss t<es
Colorado Springs is-s >.a1sd~s
X h. Iernuse saa ssse oese j.
t.ss.s4-ss Tse-dsy sro~s Issssscka
Ase ses x,,sa- ~ is.ss "a tsss coSsss
ball a. N si.nits so-.srre~ EsghsZ
Mrs. . W Ess Aciclser. vi Cxssss
s.a,e spent 1nnssasy ~ Gssss.s-s
bxieE Il >epp Teigr~ad Ue<Aus~
ass iFen ss-ase-- triP 10 tAesv~s
M e,efarsdc osah.,oa. Of INssscs
Is VISITING Ds snd Mr.. b. u. sss-
sOrd
fsaeus work ln the GsoaLie sec,.<s
took %. a. A klss o. uhc Esk AoUS
,aIns " edn, saas.
Misses Lias >melzor aud >sephss.sa
EaHietse departed for Springfield
n i--oeri THe-asy eSeaiug.
Mr.- &. g. Davis y here fron
" asuita -prngs visiting Ms. x. d
Lc~ ,s asa MIS-. b :. uusEscrt.
q. l. Ross mldc a visIt 80 ahe cap
ital city The hrsg OF the week re ars-
sng wesinesasy 30 Cfested Butte.
Mrs. b g.. Zugeiaer entertained n
tea AoBaay evening ia he honor ol
NJ isscs >ohmelzer snd Bsll,etse u
Dos NJ iipes
NJ - katherne Neumaser er Is hete
from W aunita springs, the guest ot
Mrs. A. -. smith. Mrs. Smith en-
terIains 10 her honor tins afternoon.
Tom Maloney stepped OF Wednes-
das's west bound ryn TO greet
friends at the depot. lie was headed
for Oufsy, there 10 work out details
40 the Stevens boom Tor governor.
A little ice cream wouldn't hurt
any body such weather a. this. 81
the Endeavorers have decided To serve
and entertain on the lawn next
Thursday evening. Jest look a liutls
out for farther notice.
y. j Hurley, county assessor. will
leave sunday Tor Denver there TO s,.
tend meeting OF the board Of stat,
assessors gathered for The purpose oI
equalizing the assessment OF real and
personal property throughout th'
state
Frank Cuthbcrt and o. +. Cad
are now iull- hedged ID. a X. q. en-
giDeers having made the trial triI
Wednesday from Gunnison To Grane
junction under the eye OF 1ray.
cling Engineer Iiaskins. While her
Mr.. iiaskins gave Matt Arch ant
Arch Adkins the preliminary exam
lnation for firymen.
W. Z. Wrisburg, Of st. Louis, on
Of the owners of the Mineral HI
mine and now manager of the Boz
liomme in Burrows park, passe,
through Gunuison on Sunday even
,ug's train. 10 reporter be said ihl
Borrows park district was destined
"a become one of the most productive
ne San Juan if not in Colorado.
Paonia Gazette. The pleasant fac
OF Chas Oliver, of Pitkn appeare,
among us last week. lie came dow
10 see how his PitkIn mesa orchard
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01


" L. kossess had hs.-s.e~- a. ahe
ss.szssy -e-f se-ierass
Aaae.. fssAinates - ..snas-sa ths-
~~A ~a- Man s,e--msa.
k,-- ; ,ores.ae Assen ss- d is,i.t.aria
~aa The Asa haa.e a. qssrssass.ot..
John Nei,os.sgh s.a ~iic ~erc
- tsssn La- Fsns,- cEas.k ths- ~eas
Elsuke : ed s- ..si y ilh sns- Ero-
pre-erv e. ssd ,efise~ ~ v Iiiisa.- Eras
Nerssu I,svs- sase dasw = traa A a.
asasi Tuesday sna ~es.i esor ihe
range
M. G. r >sils and -sn Cssstss.
~enl ease-asy 10 Wansita -priag-
fer az sing
School 81 Dovle mas ele-cd ss.i
hi-- Laura Ihecring j. At >siida VISIT
ing her sister Ars John Duncsn.
Canned messs. esnsad fruii and ali
Kind cf laneh goasls for camp ing
parties aud iisheraes at Niliiams
Bros.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-04-17
CURES CANCER, BLOOD POlS-
ON, EATING SORES, ULCERS
COSTS NOTHING TO TRY.

Blood poison and deadly cancer are the
worst and most deep seated blood diseases
pn earth vet the easiest to cure wheH Boz
,au;c Blood Balm is used. If ,", ;:aye
.'l',"i T. i>e II. producing ulcers, bone pans.
l,lnp e., mucous patches, falling hair, itcil-
ing skin, scr"fula, old rhe'!uati-m or
fl: n>ivc form If catar'h, sc.tb- an, >ca'e-,
draGiiv n.er, eat n. edn-, lettering
>Oles, -~eIingS, humps, persistent wart or
sore, lake Botanic Blood Balm (B B. b.
1t will cure even the worst case after every
thing else fails. T. B. b. drains the poison
ont Of Tie system and tie blood, then every
sore heals, making the blo,d pure and rich
and building up The brrken-down body.
Rotanici Il aim (B. b. b. thorough
" tested for 80 Vars. Drug stores, 81 per
large hottie. Trial treatment Fl ee by writ
ng II ilanta, Ga Describe
trouble and ee medical advice given until
cared. b b. b. does not con tain mineral
poisons or mercury Gas SO many advertised
renedi.s do), but is composed of Pure
botanic Ingredients. Over 5000 t-sti-
monals ofcures by taking Botanic Blood
Balsn (B. b. b.
For sale by NJ. Dorsey
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-04-17
HENDERSON TOWNSHIP

Name Taxes Cost Total
n n Artist l town lot,
Breckenridge st g Il 7as.
Bunch Brown one town
lot, lanyard st 80 ~ A.
Moses Cheatham ! town
lot, Chestnut ST $50 20 J..
" Sherman Davis town
lot, lanyard $; 4O2 20 4,
Walter Gregory 81 acres
land, Ruin CIeek 33j 20 az
George Henderson town
lot 50 % la
X ID Harris town lots,
Rowland & Chestnut SIS t 81 90 -
Daniel Harris town lot,
Vaughan It 30" ~ "a
Ii Clay Hendrix 2l2 acres
land, Garrett Road loo 70 a.
Nj e Hight 3 town lots,
Young and John SITS - ll0 4
Caleb Hunt ! town lot,
Young ave 90 70 10
Macon Jones ! town lot,
Horr erst l9s - 2e
Mrs N Lehman town lot,
Galnttt Il 1899 % ag
\ Lehman town lots
Turner ave & Dtvie st II - 80 ~
Aaron Marrow 81 acres
land $50 % 10
June Merrimon n acre
land, Kit rell road 81 - !.
Samuel Peace town lot
German alley 2Ug ~ -
JEFF Robertson town lot,
b, elk st 800 - aa
James Smith town lot
William 1t 50 ~ "a
NATL IA Sneed | town LIT Ca - -
Henry WOitlam town
lot 2oo 20 -
Temple Williams town
lot, Rock Spring st 81 ~ -
r l. Younng 234 acres
land, Buchan Road S11 "a Hf
kITTRELL TOWNSHIP
ANY OVERLY % acIes land - % ~
Harry Peace % acres land ~ Ia
TOWNSVILLE TOWNSHIP
Richard PIuitt 95 acres
land - - =
SANDY CREEK TOWNSHIP.
w Harvey Reavis 1I7
acres land near CokpS \ - -
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-04-17
NEGLECT Means Danger,

NJ AN I ' y ENI@
Dabney. \. C.. April -. 1902.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-04-17
NORTH CAROLINA WEEK AT TIE
CHARLESTON EXPOSITION.

North Carolina Week the Charles
ton Exposition was a success every
way. The attedance was large, the
military feature brilliant. Gov. Ay-
CO.'S addresses admirable Indeed
our Governor charmed and captiva-
ted his hearers and made friends and
admirers of all who saw and heard
him from President Roosevelt down
Altogether it was Il great occasion,
creditable to the State and delight
full to those present. Lack Of space
prevents the publication this week Of
an account of the exercises on Thurs
day North Carolina day proper and
our impressions OF the Exposition
II pleasing surprise and IL revelation
to ViSitOrS-nven after these articles
were put :in type. But they will be
lust as readable next .Weekeven ii a
little belated
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-04-17

Mrs. Roosevelt admired her beauty
and the graciousness with which she
participated in the ceremonies. The
troops passed in review in the exact
formation that they occupied III the
line OF march.
Quite u number of comments were
made as the different commands
passed by, and a good share OF praise
was accorded to the marines, to the
Charleston militia, and a great deal
of emphasis was placed upon the APP
parent good fighting qualities OF the
North Carolinians as they marched
by.
The general concensus of opinion is
that Charleston yesterday had one OF
the most complete and certainly one
OF the best military parades that has
ever been seen in this old city, and
one which means Il great deal to the
people OF the country for the spirit
that it emphasized.
The cOrdiality and the genuine, un
assuming frankness with which the
President accepted the homage paid
him was unquestiOnably one OF the
pleasantest features OF the day. The
straightforward manliness OF his
bearing struck Il responsive chord III
every heart, and the people replied
with an enthusiasm which was bound
less and unwearying.
The soldiers, OF whom there were
three thousand i'll line, were given
their full share of appreciation. And
right richly did they merit it, from
the regulars of the United States
army and navy to the trim and sol
dierly Virginia cadets; from the
veteran-like State troops of North
Carolina and South Carolina to the
boys of the military academies of
which Charleston is so Justly proud
No untOward circumstance OF any
character marred the pleasure OF the
city or the city $ guests. The attend
ance broke all previous records at the
Exposition Forty thousand people
passed in at the gates. The grounds
were thronged throughout the day
and far into the night with an I'M
numbered multitude OF Joyous and
greatly delighted people, There was
not feature of the great show which
did not come in for its full share OF
interest and cOmmendation 1t was
verify the greatest day i'll all the his
tory of the Exposition, the greatest
| 1ayC Charleston shall know in many a
| year.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-04-17
John u. Fleming for County Treas
urer.

To the Democratic Voters OF Vance
County:
Seeing some OF the Townships are
naming their man for the different
positions to be filed at the next
election, this is to give notice that
Dabney Township will present the
name OF John L. Fleming us its can
didate for the office of County Treas
urer. Nominate Mr. Fleming and we
will have a candidate that will pull
the ticket and not one the ticket will
have to pull.
MANY VOTERS.
Dabnev. \. C.. April u. 1902.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-04-17
THIRD REGIMENT
REVIEWED BY THE PRESIDENT

Arriving ut the Exposition grounds
President Roosevelt and party went
Immediately into the Auditorium and
waited there until the troops had
gone round the Court OF Palaces and
the head OF the column had arrived in
front of the Auditorium. The Presi-
dent WAS notified that the trOops
were ready to he reviewed. and he
promptly Went out on small plat
form erected III front OF the Audi
forum to witness the splendid re-
view OF the troops. who would so
promptly respond to anycall were he
to issue it.
Mrs. Roosevelt stood at his left
and she seemed to be delighted at the
honor shown her distinguished hus-
band and the courtesy that was mani
fest on all sides With President
Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt on the
small dlas from which the reviewing.
took place stood Captain +. W.
WAGNER. Mayor Smvth. Governor
McSweeney. Governor Aycock. Mr.. J.
{. Hemphill. Mrs. Andrew Simonds.
Colonel Norris, Major Micah Jenkins,
Attorney General Knox. Secretary
Wilson. Secretary Cortelyou. Secre-
tary LeOb. Hon. Murat Halstead.
Governor Thompson. Judge Draw
ley. Mre. Brawley. Judge SimontOn.
CaptainJ. Elmore Martin. Mrs. James
Simons. Mr.. y. G. Gonzales. Colonel
t. :. Gadsden. Mr.. August kohn,
Hon. John &. Capers and others.
The soldiers presented a handsome
appearance as they marched by in re-
view There was a liberal sprinkling
OF music. and this gave animation to
the occasion. President Roosevelt
expressed himself as being very much
pleased with the review. and Mrs
Roosevelt seemed to be particularly
delighted and smiled with favor upon
the tackles and soldiers as they pass
ed by i'll parade, and many of the men
who for the first time yesterday saw
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-04-17
NOTICE.

pY VIRTUE OF POWER CONF.
- red upon me 10y an Ord"I .--lI,I- =.
the Superior Court OF Vance '"Hn'!. o..
special proceeding therein I,aiIh-
titled Lizzie I. Cooke, et al * paw
shall, on
Monday, april 2I,r 1907
sell at public auction to the .l.'''. 80
der, at the Court House door 80 ii' n,
of Henderson, n C., upon tH- line Z.
half cash, balance on a c..it -.
months, with The option TO ..c. a.,
pay all cash, the following f"fl ~ 'It,.
wit: One certain lot Or pa'c'l %
situate, lying and heing in ID. og 90 h
Vance. State Of North Carolina, az
the lands of J b. Evans and DINER
bounded "a follows: AN
Begin al the Southeast cuirri u t...ia..
], in the division of the real t-~'"'e ~ r.
ing to r A. Evans, dec~a-rl, az 20.
thence % chains and 90 link 20 ..
corner OF lot No / thence SCUM = !.
chains and 20 links to a stone, c'l ~. ..,as 70
No. 3; thence crossing the Hr"at'. INV 4
z 30 chains and q links to nd u
Wyche's line; thence y. ci.Hih' ."rtt
links to a stone, Wyche and an wi
thence w. chains and 81 llNho - AL
oak on the Henderson road lh'.o ne y
said road 2 chains and 30 link 70 h
ginning. Containing 90 acre., ii 'r, Of Il
Ii eing lot No , ia the di'IIIon z
real estate belonging to thr ~ Ink
Evans. See the pr Ocr edinga d. :" e va
the Clerk Of the Superior Coul, = o,s'
County, entitled -. Il. Evai> dDu
ex parte ..,
This the 18th day of MARCH .lHiIETFER,
"a " " Commissi'n'
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-04-17
The Thrust of a Lance

is scarcely more agonizing than the recur-
rent pains in the abdomen which follow the
eating Of Improper food or too free indul-
gence in icewater. The immediate cause
Of cramps and collie is often the dstention OF
The bowels by gas. Quick relief follows the
use of Pain Killer. Careful housekeere,,s
give it the place of honor in the family
medicine chest.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-04-17
Must Pay Poll Tax Before You Can
Vote.
Raleigh Post

Raleigh Post.
We hope our State exchanges will
continue to urge upon the attention
OF the people liable to poll tax the
supreme importance Of paying the
same prior to the 1st day of May,
Aside from all other considerations
which call for the payment of taxes,
this particular tax mnst be paid be-
fore the date mentioned or the party
failing will have no one bat himself
to blame if he is refused The privilege
of voting next November.
From Information reaching the Post
from every section the delinquency in
this respect is as astonishing as
alarming, and exists as much or more
among the whites as the colored peo-
pie. Our contemporaries can do great
good by keeping the matter constant
" before their readers
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-04-17
NOTICE.
Sale of Land for Taxes

DI AUTHORITY OF LAW shall
ID sell by public auction I th,. C,n.
House door in Henderson, y { Vac.
County. on
MONDAY, MAY TIL FIFIn. gaa
the lands mentioned below or 80 pusr
thereof as may be necessary tn satisfy n.
taxes thereon for the year 1901 the San.
being duly levied on by me. Tie nam,
of the parties listing and the lands listed
and the amount of taxes are CORRECTLY -,
out below.
This April end, 1902.
+. A. POWELL.
Sheriff of Vance toup,,
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-04-17

Don't neglect biliousness and constlpa-
ton Your health will suffer permanently
if vou do. De \ tits Little EARLY RiserS
ciIre such cases NJ. +. Smith. Buttermiik,
vi ch , says: ''DeWitt's Little Early Rise,s
are the most salisiac;o: pil!> ] ever took -
Never grippe or cause nausea. W. W.
Parker
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-04-17
NOTICE.
Sale For Taxes

IYNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF TIE
~ tax list for HendrIsor. \ {, p"
the year 1901. which is in my hand, for Ct.
lection, | shall. on
MONDAY. MAY THE FIFTH. 1892
offer for sale at the Court II"u~. door
Henderson,, n. & the fpll"a iHE lot o.
parcels Of land belonging to and l,',d e
the parties hereafter named. to-~t
Name Taxes Cus' Tea.
N n Afti, lot Blecken-
ridge st Sass ,0S
r b BrOdie lot, Vaughan
street 400 =
Bunce Brown lot, Tan
yard st i05 ~ -
Agnes BurwelI ] lot.
Horner st 800 so "a
Moses Cheatliam lot,
Chestnut st % - -.
Allen Clark lot 30 80
Frank Davis ] lot, near
College so aO -.
w S Davis lot, lanyard
street Al ~ WI
Peter Harris lot.
Vaughan st a. - III
K ID Harris . lots,
Vaughan & Rowland SIS 7G6 10
Isaac Harris lot 4GI - =
Daniel Harris lot iui 80 81
John Henderson lot ! - -
NJ & Hight 8 lots, John st
1900 1901 : Sc ~ 4.#
Caleb Hunt 3 lots, Youlg
Macon Jones lot, H"r-
ner st L4t II vi
Anderson JOINS lot $50 - ~
Samuel Peace lot, Cor
man alley ~ -
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-04-17
President Roosevelt
MEETS WITH ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME IN
CHARLESTON.

Day, North Carolina
Week, q Great Feature at the Great
Southern Exposition-An Imposing
Street Pageant in Which the North
Caaolina Provisional Regiment and
Naval Reserves Took Conspicuous
Part-An Unnumbered Multitude
Welcome the President on His Pro-
gress Througe the Streets of Char
Ieston-Impressve Exercises at the
Auditorium-Eloqu and Patriotic
Addresses by Governors MCSwee.
ney and AycoCk, President RoOse-
Welt and Others-The Greatest Day
In Half Century of History.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-23

There is an Oriental invasion of the
fashionable world this season. On ev-
cry hand evidences of the fad for ORR
entail celors and material are seen in
the tailored costume with its APP
pliques Of rich-hued silks and en-
broidery, in shirtwaists and what not
One trousers leg from the outfit OF
a Bulgarian prince is sufficient to trim
a gown with solid Bulgarian embroid-
cry; or, il the wearer prefer, the TRIM
ming, including a dress yoke and vest,
panels. collar and cuffs, may be cut
from the embroidered portions of a
silk East Indian shirt. What matter
if the other parts of the soft and rich
colored silk shirt show signs of wear?
This only enhances the old coloring in
the embroidery which is exquisitely
beautiful.
Wholly different from the Persian,
the Indian and the Turkish and Bull
garian embroideries are those of Chi
nese and Japanese MAKE. China, per-
haps, has the lead in Oriental fashions
for American wear. although it would
be hard to tell whether China is much
ahead of Japan.
Not a few persons term the So -at