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New-York tribune., 1904-09-17
MANY CRIMES REPORTED.
Captains Tell Of 253 BurglarIes and
68 RObberies

Police Commissioner McAdoo yesterday gave out
reports from the police captains showing that since
AuRusr I there have heep iu the entire city u
housicldes sor which 3 arrests have been made.
sss burEares with g. arrests; Is rubberies with
4 arrests ana s5 IeioniOus assaults with SO arrests
Commenting on these reports COMMISSIONS Nc
Adoo said the prevalence Of crime in the CRY was
moi mite 50 bad as some people seemed % think
7he First Inspection District. the East SIDE be-
,rv Fourreputh-st holds the record Tor 5urg.aries
ssveufv-ave in six weeks. The Fffth-Harlem in
rbs neiEhborhood OF One-hundred-ana-twenry- -ffth-
st-is next with sKty-fve. Harlem. 100. suffered
aet from the non-success Of the police for arrests
were made in only fifteen ont 81 sixtl--lye cases
and one-hfth OF the prisoners were discharged By
the courts ~ The prisoners arrested COR feIonious
assaults Ifty-tw1 a matori-y were discharged.
TWo-thrds OF the assaults occurred south ot -Four
Geenth-Er-
Ihe Com namissioper SAID he had sent detail %
rueu 10 TIE Bronx 10 Investigate reports l4dL many
women have been tnsulted there ~ late. he said
that the would do detective work u ne oistrlet
ana try 10 remedy the conditions. tsdcA captain
IN the future vii make a report ln writing % M
svery morning Mr. McAdo0 said. IT Ee inspectors
are nov required 10 do this ana there - no reason
Why the captains should not do lhrEls-- instead
of gold bars ne co lar and arm, the -e'ecilie
sergeants who ordered 10 patrol ID UNIFORM Will
Eesr bars q silver.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17

MAN. 81. Catholic: best recommeudations
l8 Years wirh last employer. willing to
make honest living for self ami family.
Address CH. VADRAZKA. 3iA East 7Isr-sr
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17
yoB 8 TIMES IN 3 WEEKS.
urrIem Flat LOOted-PoZice Told
After First Visit.

-4.,-s. have paid three visits IN as many week.
- ,,,-,a Of Mr. and Mrs. William { AT.,d+
-, r-,rce Henry apartments. at No 64e Esst
- s-a-sd Forty -irst-st. in their absence
- clean sweep OF The fat.
= sf.,,dt who is a button manufacture at No
= -,..-i-st has been married several months. but
- .-..ble 10 90 on his honeymoon until three
""s 80 Jrst after their marriage the Mundts
- - i've IN the Prince Henry apartn. ms
--su 80, that they lef; the place on their we'd
- - ofher tenants in the house noticed that
80 80 ,ras liz IN every room oe the Mundt fat
I ~ !. ,-,e thought that the II Indts had changed
-. ,,,nss about going away and had returned
- no attention paid 10 the lights. But
-. ssv Ehen Il was discovered that the gas was
-, ,.yning the ;Hnitor made an Investigation and
- that the place had been partially looted.
- .,isvps had gained access by lowering them
-, IN The dGmbwaiter from the TOP floor OF
= GO IN the third. whore the Mundts live
-. obberv was promptly reported TO the police.
~ ne yslue and description Of the stolen goods
"a act be given the Mundts We're away.
.-.sr later the men paid another visit to the
,r,.nsf rat and made another rich haul. Then a
- vas piaced al The dumbwaiter Despite
,ssa nrecautons the thieves paid their third VISIT
:, me fat a few days ago this time forcing an
entrance 70 it through the hall What they had
fauea 10 carry away on their two previous calls
fbe thieves got on the third.
"Wednesday evening Nr. and Mrs NGndt
turned from their trip 10 find Thar they had been
ro5bed % wedding presents silrerware. 5eweiry
and oric-a-5rae 70 the value Of several hundred
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17

JANvrOR By competent man and wife
one child. man carpenter; can also do
plain painting; no steam. 40 5d-ave-. 1
flight. front.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17

English, single, good dri--
~. best OF references, city or country
HARRIS. - AusJerdam-ave
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17
INSURANCE COURSE FoR YALE.

New Haven. Conn. sept. I5.-The study of insur-
sucs AZ Yale University win be taken Up this fali
ss regular course IN the college curriculum open
70 seniors and Juniors. Charles Earle Johnson. OF
Hartford has been appointed professor of insur-
ance IN the last university term several lectures
we're delivered. and the subject proved 10 be so
popular thar the university authorities decided 70
establish the study permanently
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

B1Ea.2 sept le-FLoCR frn Wheat spTl.g, ,-Ias
easier- 10 i.ltIn Cd 1 81 G0is- ,9li-> t,rs
demand "a. 10 yeliew 5gse No corn 1Es
No on track s5c. Canal freirbtz steady. lumber, 81
- New York 81 6O 20 AIban, 'e
Chicago sep. i6.-Tne ieaoing futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17
nrssxEss CHANCES.

FINANCIAL. SUPPORT reql,irs 1" nIa
eiaas hnsincsa idea. vel -. - sitis ~,
frurfsen branches. infeftit "a .e,.,-
chau ba-,f a. nirminrhnu. bnsianq-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17
OFFICE FURNITURE.

LOST.
BNNKEOOK LOsT-B -Baukbook No. 8O4 ssT
- The Bowvry savings Bank u missing
bank. II NOT restored before the 12th day
or October 1904. application Will be made
90 ta~ bank for new book
BANKpOOK No Iga sss Of the Union
Dime savings Institution is missing Any
person having a claim 20 IL !s Aerby called
upon 20 present che same Within ten cayS
or ~ihmit ,o having said passbook cancelled
and new one Issued.
EANEBDUE No 8Gs BlT of the r. -nIon Dime
Savings Institution is missing. ANY person
having "A ciaIn o. l' ts hereby called upon
20 present tse same within ten days or sub
mir q" having ta.t Dasshook cancelled and
r@v one is~urt-
lost OR STOLEN -Bankl3ok No 49, o07
~ che German savings Bank in she City
az N"w York corner fth ave. and lSth-st-.
issued tr HHris-iE- M-rfens. Al persons
aye cautioned against negotiating the same
- not returned 90 'h~ haEk On ths sth daF
~ '.'"t~l- l""t. a duplicate viii ue ISSUED
LOST on STOLEN RanAl-s5', No. 4T2. 225
uf tar Em grant Industrial savings Bauk
oara 80 81 chambers 81.
SayinEs. $50 49,. ave. Nev orE rRt
n-eH' 7topp~d. Pleas" return book 10 haH.
LOST Ea-abools $50. $50 9gI Raua Coz
saFiugs -su 4th-aEr. Sew Y1rk Pay
wrut sforrel Pleas. Ietilra book TO bank
lost -EaasLoas. SO. 58J sGG Ilanb rar
s4r .uEF. 80 ttn ave-. New York Pas
-ueut afarrri Please return u1oI. s1 baus
LOST OR STOLEN Eankbo1a No 474Ia2
~ ttr Enigraus Industrial Say iugs Bank
Payment -t1pptl Please return book tu
bank. 40 ~ Chambers st
LOST or STOLEN - Baukh1ak No - G8s
- fhc German saving Bank lu the Cilv
or N~w York. corner 4tl-a ave. ana l4rh-at
issued 20 to Emile Kunln, All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned 70 the bank on tho 3Uth day ~
of srp-eE. her, 1874 a duplicate wil be is
aucd.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

,,-f,l, the cameron FogtbaM club (Assecla-
t,on1 ran A. - t,y APPLYING n PRATT. 440
west s9th-st.. New fork Citl,
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17
MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRIcEs.-5OO secondhand
,,,a - nfsed: machinery bought anG sr-
sshang~d GEO. b. EDDY. ass AIacfson-ss.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17

~ toBTABLE ROOM. also suite: superb
x-,Al4i Fsnnsd rsutlsnan, elevator
e. 49, IelepLons. park. ~ 1Way. refer
AAA1B 80 West llEth-sf
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17

FIREMAN. &C.-Young coIored man as
fireman. careta6er. porter or waiter. r.
S. Box los OF Gth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17
DESIGNER Evne,lsIlse:, Male:

DRINER--By young man. Fl BURN
care OF Carlin, $40 West 40th-st-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17

Religious Notices.
20 cents per line
Al sQ cFuRcg Mslssa-as,s I-l s1a e'- :, s. s Heo =.
At Collegiate Church,
5-H-AVE AND tsTH ST
DIR. MACkAN
Will RESUME SERVICES ar Il AND
AT FIFrH AyE2uE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. r.. JoHs'sToN. 2. 2. Pastor gl
a. a. m ana p m.
BAPTIST CIT RCH oF THE EPIPHANY
Madison ave. corner bit 81
w.g Ga P-s5er % s4aesz Meeting a. waesy n Sd "a aysnag
B1ooMzGpAI.E REFORMED ..IIIRc.Il srq9aavay
4 & The & Place e Egson u to3alay P a I
coined
brick cHCIRCH
81" t,i,3.ts-s s.ls .. lH
REV wII.LIAM r. RIcTsARns- p. d.
On sunday ss55sbsr s slii Is Mr si.D lNf ~ m preach
pa and p.
wednesday evening meeting az o'clock
BeoADwAY rABERNAcT.E
Meude.ss1Hu HAT. fl9 West 40th-st
Re- 9 p 5EFT'ER5oT d l-,oic D ra5s,r psI-,r
Re-. g. r 5t-f ~ 3' y. J., - LAa'i ..,..-t.+-
The Pastor All! preach al II a. m. ana 'As AaA '7
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening at o'clock
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH West 57th-st-- Dr R
r. MACARTEIf-H. morning and evening. Evening 'ioA-
ing services. Tent Eyangel.
CENTRAL. PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH West 57th-st
between Broadway and 7th- ave Rev WILTON MERLE
SMITH 10 H. Pastor: Rey JOSEPH TAYLOR EEITAA,
j. H.. Assistant Preaching bv the Pastor ~ II a. ih
and - u Eyeuina slbIact Ihr Message u the Noun
talns ana lie Forests Sabnath school. D. chris
Fldeu.or Monday AT DefolloAh4 uie'i4s'
NeaEeAdaE evening 3. Al welcome
CHURCH OF THE AScENsIO%.
IUtH-sf
Rev. PERCY r. GRANT. Rector
Morning ana sermon. lt a. in
Evening service and sermon. j. uh
Tho Rector Viii preach at both sert ices'
Oh -RCII or THE HEAVENLY REST
Avenue. above f5th street
REV. y PARKER MORGAc,. -. D.. EitcIDtt
II 4 M.-lorntng prayer and 10y he Rev. John
sp M-f.geniag praqsr ana sermon by the Rev = A.
BROWN IS r..
CHURCH or TIE I,lCAtlNATIoN Madison ave and
gsth ~ Re-. "a Git0SN IENOR, D. T.. Rector
p n Tfois Cornmunou II a. M. morning prayer. ser
mon ana IIolv commEnon J.. evening prayer
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17

f COACHMAN- man. valet. butler
euachman. all round man Address
CHAMBERS. care OF Mrs. K-nnisou. SO
West 59rh-sr.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17

MAN. educated. practical. experienced
married: honest Southerner. situation II
any kind. best references. COLLINS. 1856
East Sist-sr
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17
D0lLEsTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

ATTENDANT ana NURSE. 20. seven
years experience: either mental or
physlcals excellent references. G. g. HAY
w ARD, l20 Bay 29th-st.. Bensonhursr
Long Island
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17
WORK WANTED

- Tor all kinds 0f eulbrGidary- By
.q4. ~ Who thoroughly understands it,
IS mrs. H. INDIG. West sd St
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17

FInsen Ra~s T,lor-t .l1 ~ = -
dirm and Dieuc and ETyrisnIe Treafment.
Dv. GURTNER. 4 33s I.exinrrou-ave c5r.
------------------------
---- = : = 80, " - - - -
'--->-----------=--e
USEFUL. MAN BY v517e- .-.,f,-,s ,--a,.
has worked as caroe744- for rbs Nev--
York and E,s--n-fdsZ t',r,,71s.,,-- ,--5Ii, =
40ta-si
VALET. attendant. secr-tarv ana reader
educated Urssentabja ,,e-,,,-,,5. 49,
sage. first class refs-arro5 IT G0 T ,--i---.
t0n-ave
VALET Young. INTELLIGENT. and raa- 0sns
IAN HOIST ~ 57rbog- E-1orI,-, " Ill
YOUNG NAN as second roa.hr,a1 With
urivare raroiI,-- 49,. ~ .,,,,,,.--- -
bokeu. n j. I-o
1,oor reDal--
ceIIsnt personal raeererees v,asss sas 5s-
month FLAHERTY. 4S5 Columbus ave,
-
COOK and LACNDRESS BY German,
WAGNER-s EMPLOYMENT 4GENCY.
sd 4th-aN--- between 18th and 3ofh sJs
COOK, &c-By respectable woman. plain
small family. personai refsreres- S,i.lress
NJ. a29 3d-ave
COOK. waitress. rnaiq an,t seannsrregv- hes
references Miss LARSON'S Employment
oiace. 81 West 24Ih-sJ. Tel g. 3e44-Mad.
sun Square.
COOK. -CoIored. good al around. econom-
lcal sober. WRIGHT 52I West 4Sth-
SIT first fight back
particularly nea1. win tass clab. schc7i
pr salnit2rium. excellent caterer and man
dseri oest references. wages S4U. p. Mrs.
Collier 10 West 33d-sr-
neat ana refined. good refereress. ei-- ~
country e. h. Mrs. ColIter' s. Ia2 West
--~-s'-
---
reliable. wages SO and SIS, according 70
family @. cars OF Ms. BacOn's Once
COOK and I.AUNDREss .Bv vre1sb
Prote esra-lt; also chaEbe-maid and wait
r-ss- ci-y or country; references invest
67h ave AID st.
DQoA--First class insJiruri0n. club or
uaeTeepti6ua5is rees-sncss. Mrs' 'ctoOP-
ERS BU REAC. 749 6th-avs.. 43d-st
COOK ---El-sr class German; city refer
COON - With large experience. whe~a
k!Jchenmald Is Kept. wages so. a.. Mrs.
CHAMBERSIAID and WAITRESS pa
ticulariy near young woman: SIX years
CHAMBERMAID and LAUNDREsS -
Near 1biginE Young woman. -hs besr az
references, eiJy or country. r. T. Mrs
Golfers I22 West 23d-st Prone feefi
CHAMBERMAID -RefiaUfa afrI. Will az
sisJ waiting az dinner. nrsI class 5oari-
ing houss preferred. city reference. Ts-
-
CHAMBERMAID-A Norwegian xiri a
cha1nberulald in private bo,ise- - -
>rcs can ANDERSON 257 West 'f5St5-s--
DAYS WORK K-Bv German y-,--,o-,. 80
ing or cleaning 329 East s2,i-sg' baSs-
HOTEL CHAMBERAIAID.-Op eor er,-
rri6gne TotSwn Offce 80 l5-oe-tvSs1 T.
HOCSEEEEPER or refinement and .shilirv-
we'll experienced IN marks-1ns catering
BoV a. Tribune once.
HQL LsEWORN By woman. in a small
llth-sJ.: rinE foGr times.
- -
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17

JANITOR. ENGINEER-Au repairs on
hydraulic and electric elevators pumps.
motors, controllers. low pressure boilers.
elevator mechanic by trade. X. Al East
G4Jh-st-. Room 10.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17

BUTLER. or double. first class. for
private family; wages $50. BUTLER
care Of Mrs. Bac0n's once. 3sI Sixth-ave.
Tel. .5I3 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17

FARMER. GARDEN ER- BY Swede. mar
ried one chllt. we'll used to American
farming wife ver- ttdy. VIII De generally
useful. CHARLES, AZ Carpenter s. I54
shave
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17

AlACHISISr.- Embroidery machine ezperi-
euce move and set UP. also repairing an
kinds OF sewing machines. own tools. MON
TEJ'R. 100 1s--ave.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17
BOARD AND ROOMS.

- ALBASE. EAST s1gT-sT
fs7S.nS snaie en suite with private
&C., lfricr'a once dining room parlpr
-. t-.ciIle llRht: eEcellealt table board-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17

&. 70 PARTIEs can fnd thirc story
si-s., via large dressing rooms, or
gs-',.. .-on - % 20 fl3 per week: 81 con
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17
DsEssMAKING AND MILLINERY.


DFEssAIAK JE Fashionable: sewing a.
address q a.. .e3 Vest i25tii ST. Box 10.
DREssNAIz stylish up 10 date;
49, f-vy more customers. good cutter
ana affar- NEEDY. n *, 81 East I2sth- 81
BpFggRF Az uTR -St7 iiah. good cutter aud
affe1- -ranfa ferv more cuFtomers 81 daily.
excellent reference. Address DIR EsS-
MAKER, ea3 West i1oth-st.
MafEl THIBAUp es2 Lexington ave. has
rel irr,ss frout FaT!s anG read for fall
and .ritfer seasna reasonable prices.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17
BOARD AND ROOMS.

45TH 81. lsg EAST Prl~ace high class
house. f0r gentlemen only. newly deco
"a I'd ana comp ieteiE furnished Wtth brass
beds. Fc~upulousiy clean. references.
9th ST Is2 wEST.-Nieely Furnished
pallor and bedrooms. first floor; porcelain
barh adjoining. best attentions. references,
gentlemen LUCAS
I'D sr.. l4s wEET.-rwo large rooms:
few table bos-ders accommodated. rel
ereuce.
18TH ST, I68 WEST. Desirable large
rooms. private bath, also EmaI4er rooms
telephone. references exchanged.
i04-ii4 MADIsON-AYE.. near 2Sth-si. =
LsrFe siT-y rooms: baths: telephone: eE-
crllent cuisine
IsGTH ST. Ia0 WEST Large furnished
front roam 90 Jet. gentlemen prsIrfIea'
al improvements. private IAhlIs
Fen4eut 10 elevator ana surface cars.
e05 WEST IIT8-sT BACK phrior; heat
ed hot and cold water: four CLOSETS gen
iieWeu urufrrred
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST. BARTHOLOMEW's

EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
OF East i2d 81 First class donlestfes are
slpylisi also managing nouzsEsvpers. me-
r-6as gov erIiessss. tutcta. etc
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17
SOUTHERN coTToN MARKEr.
sAN FRANcIsco MININe sToCKs.

san Francisco. sept I8-The official closing quo
tatIons Tor mining stoeks to-.Ay we're IS toLlows.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17
Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLICATE,
- VIII be United Powder Depot.
Dover - until / -. October IS 1894. the
ZION OF brick steel wheel and dynamo house.
complete The Government reserves the right reject all
parts thereof Information applica
ton 20 Commanding Officer
S,EALED PROPOSALS. N DUPLICATE.
= win be received ar Of he Commissioner
Immigration Ellis Island. " Y. until O'Clock
FRIDAY seuerber 30 1904. and then opened. for flrnisf
inc an thracits for the ferry Ellis Isl
snI' IN quantities he ordered by the com
immigration Par ticIlarH conditions
and imifat trus governing bdders upon appi-
alton 20 WILLIAM WILLIAMS. Commissioner OF Immi-
grafton Ellis Island y. l.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17
RESrAURANTs.

ROCKING STONE RESTAURANT. y. ?.
Geological Park. Take 3d- ave. L o. Har-
lem Y. r. 20 ForGhaM. Servtee la carte.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17

J. g. J. w. WILLIAMS,
353 w. SAITH ST. .,i,,.l;,',s Tel sos
CARPET CLEANING. Established 1875.
ALI. QUALITIES OF carpets c.eaned, SC per
yard. mattresses and pillows renovated
and rernade HARLEM STEAM CARPET
LEANING AND RENOVATfNG WORKS
70 East i2hth-st Factory. 3c-ave and
i35th-st. Tel. 27A2 Harlem. 1929 Melrose.
Careful CARPET CLEANING CO
Cleans by compreBBed air steam hand
or on floor. 800 BroadWay 4gI East
4sth-st COE & BRANDT Tel l32-3Sth
SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS We make
than into handsome Feversnhls rugs call
or write HARLEM RUG MFG. CO III
East 59th- 81 Tel. 4.35a Plaza
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17

A SKIN or BEAUTY IS A JOY FOR
EVER.
DIR. T. FELIX GOCRAUp's orr a.
CREAM OR MAGICAL BEAU 'Ilf ~. ~,
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17
CARPET CLEANING.

N. Y, CARPET CLEANING GO
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
4G1 & 439 WEST 45TH ST
Tel 5f1-5Sth-st Established 1857
v H JORDAN. p IESTZ.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17

Z. WAaNER 9 ADLER CO..

Manufactura-s Algh@sf grace biiliafa snd
p0sl t4llss "JaEe sehheset FeilS0l, =
Champion rashionn hafeiose,l+s -
ssro,,s s,'ea a-,,,,gl,,,rui. 81 C.fsat 5onra -
MANUFAcTg RsRs Of billiard srd ,1o p9oi
tables. high Eraae peNt aPoS -
Union snuar-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17

JANITOR.-SmaH family willing to pay
part rent. Mrs. EMMERICH. :. tS2 9th
ave
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17

STEW ARD aud CHEF-Ry two nracfieal
men. fully capable Of takinr ronDleIe
control of any downtown lunch riub or
hrst class gentlemen club. where practical
results are required either under Contract
or on hehaif ~ the cIiih. any unmanasa
auie part Cf a club. Satisfaction zuaran-
.eed bond can be turn shed for am trust
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17

JANITOR.-By Swedish couple no children.
or caretRlzer. steam heat and hot water.
100 East 36Jh-st.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17

MASSAGE-By graduated Swsde: medical
gymnast and masseur; will visit gentle
man residence OF treatment at Oiiice; doc
tor hospital and private: references. Ad-
dress Box ID. 132 East I'D a.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-30
on THE MARCH.
Sarah A. Heinzerling in Charlotte Observer

Sarah A. Heinzerling in Charlotte Observer.
The vet'rans are marching-"the Blue and
Gray
Are swiftly and steadily marching away,
Down through the dark valley, SO dim and
And over the river whose turbulent flow
Rolls onward forever and ever between
The camps that we see. and the awful I'm
seen.
They need not the music of fife or OF drum,
Nor for their defence the sword or the gun,
Unarmed and alone they silently go,
70 fight their last battle-to meet their last
foe;
For strength on the Christians commander
and friend.
He marshals his soldiers and leads them
along
Past death and the grave, with jubilant
The old and decrepid-the halt, MANNED and
blind,
A ready commission are certain to find
He welcomes them all, both the "Blue and
the Gray"
Nor turns one repentant sinner away.
In camp grounds eternal His army will meet,
And mingle together in intercourse sweet,
All under one banner, one Captain, one King,
And their voices will gratefully, joyfully sing
The praises of Him, whose promises true,
Made brothers indeed of the Gray and the
Blue
When all have been Observation-Disclosures
grand,
The camps they have left deserted may stand;
But deep in the hearts OF each daughter aud
Their many great deeds of bravery done
Will live and be cherished alway-alway
For love of the Blue and love of the Gray.
Through North and through Southland, year
after year,
When flowers of spring begin to appear
And daintily, modestly dare to unfold
Their petals of white, purple, crimson and
gold,
The hands OF the living will tenderly spread
Bright garlands above all the heroic dead.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-30
Nervous Dyspepsia Cured by r. ydale's
Stomach Tablets.

Mr.. x. L. Jones, buyer for Parker L Bird
get, whose large department stores are
located at 9th and Penn. Ave, Washington,
d. C., writes, under date OF April il, 1904, as
follows: last February, while in New York
On business for my house, l caught a severe
cold, which laid me up for several weeks and
left me weak and nervous. had little or no
appetite and my digestion was very poor.
Ny physicians could not get at the cause Of
my trouble, as my digestion seemed 30 much
impaired. l decided to try RYDALE'S
STOMACH TABLETS, being assured by a
friend, they were a good dyspepsia medicine.
After using them for few days, / began 10
realize that was getting better. gave up
the doctors prescription and have gained 20
pounds while using two boxes Of these tab
let's. neverfeIt better in my life, and aecredit
RYDALE'S STOMACH TABLETS with hav-
ing cured me. / can recommend them, most
heartily, to sufferers from nervous indiges-
ton and general rundown conditions OF the
system. EAGLE PHARMACY
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-30
Blessed Are Paying Subscribers.

Sam Parrish says he can we'll un-
derstand why it has been said:
"Blessed is the man who doth sub
scribe for his county paper and pays
therefor. His feet shall not stand on
slippery places; he shall not be for
saken by his friends OF prosecuted by
hisenemiets, nor his children be seen
begging.
Blessed is he that walketh to the
Office of the printer; yea, even as
cendeth to the sanctum, and payeth
a years subscription in advance.
Selah.
He shall learn wisdom by day, and
be exalted above his fellows.
He shall talk knowingly upon all
subjects, and his neighbors shall be
astOnished at the muchness of his
learning.
He shall not contract bad debts,
or lose good bargains.
He shall not pay additional per
cent. on his taxes, for his eyes shall
behold the notice of the collector,
and he shall take warning; verify, he
shall bring his product to the market
when the prices are exceedingly good
and withhold them when prices de-
scendeth.
He shall not lay hold OF red hot
pokers, for his knowledge will teach
him that red-hot iron burns.
His children shall not vex him nCr
his wife wear the breeches.
He shall live to a good old age and
when his dying hour is at hand his
| soul shall not be troubled as to its
future state.
And it were better for him who
doth refuse to subscribe for his coun-
ty paper that he were bound hand
and foot and cast upon a feather
bed
If he perchance has a moments
peace, it is not only that he may
have a little rest ere the memory OF
an evil life lacerate him as the goad
pricks the hide of a strong OK, SO
that his punishment be long drawn
out.
His children shall grow up in wick.
edness; they shall put their hands to
their noses, an vex him to wrath,
and his wife shall kick him out ol
| bed