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The gold leaf., 1902-06-26
Read it in His Newspaper.

George Sthaub. a well-knuwn German
citizen of New Lebanon. Ohio is "a constant
reader of the Dayton Nolkzeitung He
knows that this paper aims to advertise
only the best in It's columns, and when he
saw Chamberlain Pam Balm advertised
therein for lame back, he dad not hesitate in
buying i bottle Of it for his wife, who for
eight weeks had suffered with the mot ter
ribe pains in her back and could get no re-
lief He saws: after using the Pain
Balm for few days my wife said to me, Il
feel as though bo;n anew,' and .:etore using
the entire contents Of the bottle the un-
bear.nle pains had entirely vanished and
She could again take up her household du-
ties He is very thankful and hope, that
all suffering likewise will hear Of her Won
dertnl recovery. This valuable linimenl is
for sale by Melville Dorsey. druggist
The gold leaf., 1902-06-26
SEAB0ARD AIR LINE TO CROSS THE
MOUNTAINS.
Contract Signed to Build the Link
From RutilerfOrdtOn to AshevilIe-
Will Extend to Tennessee.

Raleigh Post.
AsHEvILLE, n. c. June 2O.-The
Asheville Il Rutherfordton Railway
will be built and active work on the
proposed line will begin at once
The road will be built by George +.
CAMS, Of New York The contract
was signed today. A corps of engi-
neers and workingmen are in readi-
ness to commence operations. Work
on the proposed line will begin at
the Ruthcrfordton end The contrac,
gives Mr.. CAMS about four years in
which to complete the road. The
line, however, will be completed in
perhaps just bali this time. The To-
cation OF the line has not been deter
mined. The road will be run via
Fairview and will enter Ashevill.
from the Southern part of the city.
/ 1.-The building Of this road means"
said one of the parties directly inter
ested in the movement, that San
Francisco and all principal points on
the Pacific coast, as well as the
principal points on the Atlantic,
may be reached from Asheville over
this line without change of cars
The contract calls for II miles If
the road I" b.. completed by Septem-
Der, 1903, and after that ten miles an
nuallv. The length Of the road from
Asheviile to Rutherfordton is forty
miles. From Asheville the road will
extend to Tennessee. 1t is learned
that the promoters and builders have
found pass from Asheville through
the mountains to the Tennessee line.
1he location Of this line, however.
has not been determined, and will
perhaps not be until the road is COM
Pleted into Asheville.
1t Is not known who is Mr.. CAMS
backer in the movement 1t is zen
orally believed that it is the Seatoard
AIR Line; but this is denied by inter-
ested parties. 1t is understood, how
ever. on good authority. that a traffic
agreement between the Seaboard peo-
PIE and the new road will Re entered
INTO whereby the Seaboard Air Line
VIII operate its cars over the new
line.
The gold leaf., 1902-06-26
BE SURE YOUR SINS WILL FIND
YOU OUT.

This from Ir DurhHIn SIM will
doubtIrsS remind some ct theirs OF
similar little omissions to fulfill obIi-
cations on the part of h" gentleman
named. 1t say.
"Thc Times sHNS that Mr.. pHuuIII.
OF paint company in this state, is
i'll Raleigh printing that town red
with his roof paint "" would lik"
to So" Mr., PanmiII up this way and
have him settle about two bills h" is
owing this office. He can then gct
his paint cut, and we would hav" a
better opinion oi his way OF doing
business.
There is Il hit RIGHT and it beimgrr-
printed fn the Henderson GOI.D LEAF.
from which W" clipped it, leads TO In"
belief that that paper also ran up
against the roof paint man. Some
years ago this sam" Mr.. 'anuill l,"at
the RrHrctOr out OF an advertising
account, and thinking then we Wcr"
perhaps his only victim no squonl
wus made about it. though several
efforts were made to oct him to
square up. Still it looks, from tn"
above papers having something to
say on the subject. rs if me- had been
working his gam" generally.
II Is not often NAY ,l!o norl ,,: i aro- ~
t;onrs IN iii, Lnmn.t nII St1tr lint
they do sometimes meet with them.
And this reminds us that a certain
HllltafE SclOoi with Il hNpil'Il'll"l
The gold leaf., 1902-06-26
A Gentle Hint.

In our style of climate with its sudden
changes of emperature-rain, wind and
sunshine often intcrmingle in 4 single day
it is no wonder that our children, friends
and relatives are 81 frequently taken from
us by neglected colds, half the deaths re-
sulting directly from this cause. \ bottle
of Boschee's German Syrup kept ahout your
home for Immediate Use will prevent seri-
ous sickness, large doctors bill and per
haps death bv the use of three or four doses
For curing Consumption, Hemorrhages
Pneumonia, Severe Coughs. Group or any
disease Of the Throat or Lungs, its success is
simply wonderful, rs your druggist will
tell you. Get sample bottle free from VI
Dorsey, druggist Regular size - cts. tie;
Green's Special Almanac.
The gold leaf., 1902-06-26

for investment in the development of
our great natural resources and in
multiplying these agencies which
make for the prosperity and welfare
of our people, for the ad valorem
principle in taxation-that the bur
dens and benefits Of citizenship may
be equally and fairly adjusted.
I'VE recommend to the Legislature
and instruct our Representative and
Senator to guard against excessive
appropriations and any increase in
the present rate of taxation.
I'VE commend the establishment
of the Insurance Department and
favor such further insurance regula
tions as shall protect the public from
excessive charges and from unrea-
sonable stipulation in insurance con-
tracts"
Mr. Young moved that committee
of one from each township be ap-
pointed to name delegates to the
State, Congressional and Judicial
conventions. Carried.
The following named gentlemen
were appointed as such committee:
d. Y. Cooper, ". S. Parker, w. d.
Burwell, r. S. McCoin. G.. l.. Black
nall, j. f. Burroughs, J. H. Rice,
Thomas Tavlcr. A W. Watkins. w.
Is. Daniel, G. II. Buchan.
The committee reported rs follows,
their report being adopted;
STATE.
ID. I. Cooper, chairman; J. c. Kit
trelI J. f. Burroughs, J. X. Young.
W L. Gary. W. ID. Burwell, A. G.
Zolirotfer. +. NJ Pittman. w. 5.
Parker, Dr. X. 5. Gill.
Alternates-A J. Harris, w. b.
Daniel, W. T. Rowland, r. 5. McCoin.
J. NJ B. Hunt, II. I. Powell, Thos.
Taylor, r, NJ. Person, NJ. Dorsey, Jas.
Amos. w. b. Shaw, j. B. Owen.
CONGRESSIONAL.
j. Il. Young. chairman; A j. Har-
ris, j. II. Bridgers, +. R. Manning,
". B. Shaw. II. T. Powell Silas Pow
ell, H, NJ, Hight, {. L. Blacknall. A.
c. Zollicoffer, d. Y. Cooper, +. A,
Macon. I. NJ. Pittman, James Amos,
NJ. Dorsey. H. I. Shanks, p. A. Bob
bitt. II. W. Crews. Samuel Watkins.
f. L. BObbtt. W. ID. Mitchell, Henry
Perry. J. B. Owen, j. p. Hunt,
JUDICIAL.
A c. Z0llicoffer. chairman, r. S.
McCoin, H. I. Powell, J. H. Bridgers.
W. 5. Parker. ). Watkins. Henry
Perry, f. A. Powell. w. w. Swain. 0.
W. Blacknall, t. II. Crudup, j. A.
Fleming, l.. r. Crocker, DR.. F. r.
Harris. DR.. B. p. Aston. Frank Wor-
The gold leaf., 1902-06-26
NORTH CAROLlNA'S BOY GIANT.
Elizabeth City Tar Heel.

Lewis Lcwark, the boy wonder OF
Currituck was here one day last week.
He came i'll on a small vessel The
boat anchored ON the flats and few
people had the opportunity of view
ing the giant OF the Sounds country.
Lewis is only IL | 11-year-old kid. and
his weight exceeds 600 pounds. His
shoes would make two pair for any
mammoth-footed Potagoniau. His
clothes are all homemade and the
making thereof must be Il mighty
task for the fat boys Industrious
little mother The father and mother
OF the boy are ordinary looking peo-
pie when it comes to size and for this
reason We cannot lay his over-abund-
ance of avoirdupois to heredity.
Lewis is rather sensitive and not until
few days ago was he persuaded To
go upon an exhibition tour and will
be one of the attractions here at the
surfmen's s meeting
The gold leaf., 1902-06-26
RHEUMATISM.
When Everything Else Fails.
This Cures.

MARsHvILLE, \. G., May 2:irI. 1902
Dear Mrs. Persona good while
back my health commenced failing
and | got i'll Il low conditions | WIS
always tired, with poor appetite 50
tired that | did not feel equal
to any eXertiom at all. | hadcniargvi
glands on the neck which were VERY
sore and when would takccold they
would enlarge and cau~" me much
suffering. | often had spells OF in
fammatory rheumatism which affect
ed the whole body and rendered mr
helpless. | tried medical Treatment.
which would give temporary r'Ilri.
but did not cure me ! tried yariog-
patent preparations but they did mr
no good. At last Il friend prr~uadd
me to Use
The gold leaf., 1902-06-26
Ladies Can Wear shoes

one size smaller after using AlleH's Foot
Ease, powder to be shaken into the shoes
1t makes tight or new shoes feel easy; gives
instant relief to cOrns and bunions It's
the greatest comfort discovery Of the age.
Cures and prevents swolle n feet, blisterS
callous and sore spots. Aliens Foot Ease
is certain cure for sweating hot. aching
feet. At all druggists and shoe stores, 25c
Don t accept any substitute Trial package
FREE: By mail for 25,. in stamps. Ad-
dress Allen 5. Olnasted, LIE Roy, n. Y.
The gold leaf., 1902-06-26
RIGHT AGAIN, BROTHER MAR
SHALL
GastOuia Gazette.

Gastouia Gazette.
1t is likely that the State Press AS
sociation will be called upon this
year, as heret Ofore. to set aside a
goodly portion Of the time which it
needs in transacting its own business
for the use of some sort of rcformer
or promoter. of something or mission
airy in some cause. The various
causes for which promotion is sought
on occasions like this are most inva-
riably of more Importance to the
promoters than to the Association.
We give notice to the brethren that
at least one member Of the body be-
lieves the time has come when we
should pay more attention to our
own business and less to other peo-
piles. If we propose to hold press
convention in Hendsrsonville, we owe
it to the HendereonvilIc people as
well as to ourselves to make the con-
vention good one. as full of news
paper business, interest. snap and
enterprise AS it is possible to make it.
And this cannot be accomplished by
permitting the constant injection Of
other peoples affairs into the pro-
ceedings. We are against it. News
paper conventions are for newspaper
people.
The gold leaf., 1902-06-26
We Want Your Trade and Will Make it Your Interest to Buy Of U.s.
WATKINS FURNITURE STORE,

than, I. M. Pittman, X. w. Ed
wards, r. A. Bullock, |. c. Bobbtt,
w. A. Cunningham, j. S. Poythrcss,
F. A. Macon, j. B. Owen, X. J. Soul h
erland, w. L. Gupton.
The gold leaf., 1902-06-26

Those who are forcing high prices
OF living and vet refusing to pay
wages to correspond, will vet find
themselves face to face with the whole
American people. Congress will be
forced, as things are now drifting. to
adopt drastic measures. No tariff
traditions will be allowed to stand IN
the way. The people will not endure
the strain forever. boston GIObe.
The gold leaf., 1902-06-26
Mortgage Sale Of Land.
Monday, July 9TH, 1909

sell at the Court House door in H,nder
son, n. c. at public auction to the llrl
est bidder for cash, the land CONVEYED IN
said Mortgage Deed, containing ole ana
Seven-eighthS { 1-S) acres, less ahmt
three-quarterS (5 - of an acre sold 10 Mac
Williams, and situated Just ont Of the car.
porate limits of kittrell. Vance COUNTY
\. c.. adjoining the lands OF Tie Canij.
mental Plant Co, Patrick Crudup and
Mag Williams.
This June 3. 1902.
NJ. B. II EDGEPETU
MOrtraraa
The gold leaf., 1902-06-26
OUR RALEIGH LETTER
THINGS SEEN AND HEARD AT THE STATE
CAPITAL.

1.-The Campaign of Education and
the Inequality of the Burden Placed
Upon the Several Classes of Citizens
Who Foot the Bifi-The Culture OF
North Carolina WOmen-The Gov.
errors Reward for the Salisbury
Iynchers-A Senatorial Campaign
Various IatterS OF Interest.
The gold leaf., 1902-06-26

WE quite agree with the Durham
Herald that it is not to North Caro-
lina's credit that She Is at the mercy
OF the beef trust. The farmer, OF tn"
State should bcnhI" to supply aIIth
beef consumed in the cite, and
towns.
The gold leaf., 1902-06-26
MRS. JOE PER SONS
" X <<REMEDY% X X Y x

| bought half-dOzcn bottles and after
taking it | felt SO much better that /
did not feel like taking ANY mor.
The next year in the spring | knrR !
needed more and again took haii-
dozen. took it in thar way m'a
it has made II complete cure "I H..
and my health is fine tn" enlarged
glands are entirel V cured. rh"unaiI>M
entirtly cured and am now in o'"a',
robust health. and | adyi>r every
body who needs n tonic or Is ''riA
down" to usr Mrs. Joe Person
Remedy.
MRS. J. {. MORGAN
The gold leaf., 1902-06-26

THE defendants in the noted
''Amos Ovens Chsrry Tree" swindle
were convicted before Judge Boyd in
the [. 5. District Court at Charlotte
the l4th. One is preacher. The
scheme is one Of the greatest swim
dies ever perpetratel in this country.
-Greens sboro Record
The gold leaf., 1902-06-26

The South is not blaming he North
for making much OF the negro and
treating him as social equal. This
is a free country and every man can
suit his own individual case in such
matters. rs.-Durham UrfaM
But they dOnot seem to betr"atln@
the negro very well out III Indiana
and Illinois, whore they are not per
mitted to seek work or liv" in certain
towns
The gold leaf., 1902-06-26
w {:

Show new effectsin the Crown Tapes
trv which is finer and better finished
than any other Tapestry manufac-
tured. The Imperial Velvets are
3 short worsted fabrics. which have
commanded ready sales by intrinsic
worth. The raw materials used III
these. as we'll as the excellence OF de
sign and colorings. stamp them as
goods quite beyond the ordinary.
The gold leaf., 1902-06-26
KNOW

That we sell the best finished and
latest patterns in China and Porce-
lain wares that is sold in Henderson.
The ladies are invited to see the
beautiful assortment We have. Every
body knows Theodore Haveland's Is
the best made. We sell it.
Our Oriental Blue is known by its
decoration.
Dorothy Green, Illuminated, is a
very sweet and dainty pattern and
greatly admired.
Our Myrtle Green is Il favorlte
with many.
kenmare Pink is quite refreshing
hard to beat.
The gold leaf., 1902-06-26
WATKINS
F Furniture Department.
New Stock Under New Management
FU EAlTU z z.
WHY

Do You buy cheaplv made but fancy
looking furniture from other dealers
when we can sell YOU fine finished,
securely made new designs for less
money?
The gold leaf., 1902-06-26

\AIEAk STOMACH is strength
w ened and toned by Hoods Sar-
saparilla, - the medicine that cures
dyspepsia and POOR APPETITE.
The gold leaf., 1902-06-26
w Hly

Does Il Gust Omer. once sold by us,
continue to buy from Us? Because he
gets nicer goods and better goods
for less money.
The Washington times., 1902-12-04
Vaudeville at Chass,s.

The spice Of life viii sprinkle the
polite vaudeville at Chasc's next week.
as the program win enlist the talents of
Miss Amelia Summerville. D. K Murray
end Clara Lane. Eugene ORourke. Leo
DervoltC. Lamar and Gabriel. Queen
LIS ROYAL Hawaiian Troubadours. Nat
Leroy and Minnie Woodfo-d. and tho
vitagraph motion pictures. "BIaebeard. q"
Miss Summerviue VIII deliver society
monologue that satirizes the humorous
points observed in certain fashionable
women 10 be- met 40 an afternoon tea.
James K. Murray and Clara Lane viii
present their condensed version of D0pu-
lar operas. Eugene O'Rourke. who en-
l,Nened so many Of the Hoyt comedies.
viii demonstrate more Of his humorous
ability in "Parlor a. a Iudicrous little
affair by Edmund Day. Leo DorvaIro
viii inject sensauoualism by his daring
spiral ascension. Lamar and Gabriel
win introduce the miniature DOcksradcr
and themselves in a happy Ro-lucky con
coction. Queen Lil's Royal Hawaiian
Trouoadours were prominent features at
the Pan-American Exposition. and this
is their first appearance I'm vaudeville,
and their final tour on their way 20
Hawaii, Nat Leroy and Minnie Wood
ford, with "a Little Nonsense Vow and
Then and the vitagraph pictures
hubbard viii make a pleasing con
clusion. The advance sale indicates that
attendance next week viii go nearer the
hish-water mark than ever before .his
gaasou
The Washington times., 1902-12-04

Der % no the New National Thcate-. az
AIS o'clock Tho program prepared for
Che occasion is one which should appeal
20 the PHYSICIANS and music-lovers Of the
National Capital i'm every sense Of the
word. The orchestra has This year been
strengthened and the promises for "a
thoroughly successful season are many
and afibht The soloist for this occasion
lis Divide Nusin, Che brilliant violiuisy,
who has for some time been iu Europe.
where be has charmed an with his mas
ierly work This artist has not been
heard ia Washington for some time ard
his return VIII be hailed with delight
alike by those who are familiar with his
art and those who. while not knowing
him. anticipate musical treat Mr. IT,
b. Dgoop the business manager Of this
organization, says The sale OF seats is
progressing fayorably and a large audi
ence IS anticipated
The Washington times., 1902-12-04
Robert Emmett" at tho Lafayett.

N--- -~.--e ~
Brandon lyman. who appears at the Ia
favette Thcater next week in his owu
play. Robert Emmett. the Days Of 1904
has been remarkably fortunate II. achiov-
ing double success as playwright and
star in his FIRST venture.
Three years were spent in historical
research and study on the times Of Rob
crt Emmett and his associates in the
emeute OF 1903 DR. Thomas Adds En-
met OF New York. the grand nephew Of
The lll-fated Irish leader. on learning Of
the ambitions OF young lyman. placed al
his disposal the enormous amount Of data
which he had gathered in compiling his
history Of the Emmet family. and which
cost him over 10000. The play was
finally finished, but 81 was move difficult
20 find a manager who would venture his
money on a costly production Of an un-
known author Luckily. Robert Em-
met" reached the iands Of !. Wesley
Roscuquest. at Whole theater most Of the
famous Irish successes Of the last twenty
years have been given. That experienced
manager at once saw the possibilities
contained i'm the play, and accepted 70 for
produation.
The cost Of mounting the piece wag
enormous. a great star cast was en-
Eagcd and the first performance was
success which amazed New York. Bran
don TynaE's triumph was great enough
TO warrant Sir. Roseuquest in Offering
him starring contract for term OF
years. the 0ner was accepted. and The
manager now has a star who has verified
his judgment Robert Emmett" will be
given here with the same cast and stage
accessories seen Ia the New York pro-
duction.
The Washington times., 1902-12-04
ACROSS The Paci6c," at The Academy

across the Pacific" at the Academy
Washington theatergoers are again 70
see Blancys military comedy-drama.
ACROSS the Pacific" at the Academy Of
Music next week. Nearly all Of tEe orig
inal company have been retained Tor this
season. and Harry Clay Blancy viii
again Doe seen as Willie Live" the war
correspondent
Across the Pacific" is said TO be the
largest popular priced attraction on The
road. fftJ eight people being on the stage
at one time. New scenery and effects
throughout have been made for the pro-
ductiOu this season. and the management
have spared neither pains nor expense to
retain or exceed IFS former standard
"thc best at the price"
Among the company supporting Mr.
Blarey are William Desmond. Harry
Fe1a.ck Frank Z. McNlsh. Miss Pearl
J.. Ford. Francis Drsmondo and Kituc
Wolfe
The Washington times., 1902-12-04
cHRIsrIAN scIENcE LEcTuRE.

The Hon William G.. Ewing. Of Chi
caE1 who has recently returned from "a
lecture tour of England and Scotland
viii deliver an address on Christian
Science iu tho New National Thoater at
$3.50 sunday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1902-12-04
PRODUCE DEALER FINED.

j. Frank Robertson. a produce dealer
IN Center Market was fined $50 yester-
day by Judge Bundy I'm the Police Court
for violating the weights and measures
law.
The Washington times., 1902-12-04
"Sherlock Holmes at The National.


Sherlock Holmes" with william Gil
Iette as the great detective. win bc the
attraction az the New National Theater
on Monday night Much interest as-
taches TO this visit. because 30 is the
fvst appearance here OF William Gill
Iotto after his season OF eight months
ar the Lyceum Thca.er. London. and Boz
cause Charles Frohman announces uaat
this viii be the last time SIT. Gillette VIII
ever be seen here in this role.
Sherlock Holmes" is widely regard
ed as one Of the most entertain Ing. ia-
deed thrilungly interesting. PLAYS ever
seen on any stage, and Is given by Mr..
Gillette as study in realism. 10 ZEE
bounds with dramatic interest. and the
attention OF the audience never for q
moment lapses. Ny. Gillette brings with
him a company which is said TO be- tho
strongest be has ever had iu support.
It is composed OF American and EurIisa
artists. many OF whom supported h.u.
during bis run at the Lyccum Theater.
London
The management OF The Sew National
Theater wish especial attention drawn
10 the fact that during Mr.. Glue.te.s
engagement Che curtain VIII rise at s
O'Clock precisely each evening and al
2 O'Clock at the Saturday matinee. After
SIS o'clock evenings and 2.Z5 o.cIoc.. at
the matinee no one viii De seated until
the end OF Che first act This --f. has
The Washington times., 1902-12-04
Columbia-Mrs. Patrick Campbell.

The unusual interest manifested iu Mrs.
Patrick Campbcu's coming engagement
at the Columbia Theatcr is shown i'm
the extraordinary advance demand for
seats. the sale thus far being the larg-
est the theatCr has had this season. and
she viii have a very distinguished audi
cuce to greet her ON the opening night
There is. a great curiosity 20 see her iu
the new play. "fhe JOY OF Living" "a
translation Of Hermann sudermauu's
great drama. "Es Lebc das Lcben. for
it has already obtained q worldwide
fame as o distinctive literary achieve
ment. and Mrs. CampbelIs production Of
II Is its FIRST presentation lu English.
AS the Countess Eeata. a woman of The
world who scorus convention. but who
possesses the finer emotions and strong
family affection she has a role strongly
suited 10 the peculiar quality og her ge-
Mus and is declared to- have won a sue
cess in St second TO none of her otter
great achievements She win appear iu
The JOY Of Living" Monday. Tuesday.
wednesday and Saturday nights on
Thursday. she viii present the new com
edy "Aunt JEANNE" by f. r. Benson
the author Of "Dodo." on Friday "The
Second Mrs Tanqueray" VIII be- given
For the Saturday matinee she VIII APP
pear iu her great character of "MagIa."
The Washington times., 1902-12-04

De KOven symphony at the National
The De N0ven symphony Orchestra.
under the leadership of the wcII-kuovn
musician and composer for which IN is
named, win give its drst concert of he
season next Tuesday afternoon. Daccm-