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Or. mn. Berkrr,

Spesialiit fir Idnrers nro Srauen.aranfbeis
ten: SetIt in ~firseiter 3cit SbpbiIis, Miisffln9,
Gals ilfto Wsirbs aratibeiteH Mletlnte 1eoet
9rt. Striftnr, 9olntioreit. reroofe SdMunde,
Office tn Or. 8eder's nnafuniiffeH Wlufeiin',
Tr. 7OS. Sft.Sdltimure re. strasr. sprrdtitnnoen:
bon o nhr Wiorgens Dts 10 ubr GbeftSs; Sofris
tags rllo bon 9 llbr bis e~tlbr stbenos..
u. =. Or. Nedfr's yaile teiit hnithihae
troerl %siisflnf. Gpnfiitdiicn fri.
(apdi25, tS,1&S)
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9arl6oI5. SdnOlcr.
S6oa. WtottbcuS & Son, Gultton'
9lpenllc ltlo Al6cnlorlc'S trobc.
SEQ. i. SIoon & 9ro., l1l, Eight
Strobc.
@lcd,- uuto cmoiairtc Stabliuuorcil.
Nationol Gnomeling & StouplnG
So, 100, Sunopcr. Strabc.
0on1pimoid)iilclL &ciiel II. Blllnpen.
Wolluce StebbinS & SOlS, GDnrleS'
luto 2omlburo.S trubc.
2onouirtid)oitlid)c 0cr1tbc mo go
illerclcll.
Griffith & S,lrncr So, 205, &oro'
Eucoltrobc.
Ornauicutolc 0rnbt grbcitclt.
0ufrr < So, 81, g. .Solparo.Str
grmltroug Gotor & So, t0G-1S,
SpptinS.Ylocc.
Gregellus, &crte( & So, 1919, Sop
filtS.YIuce.
3biirclL Senltcrrobntcn 1t. G%nnlcolt.
6ront 3. @otfillS & So, Erutt- uno
Erciioent- StroBe.
S%dnIpitobafs 6abrifnnten.
81. Starr & So, 43G, Noro.9alpcrt.
StraBe.
3citidriiten . Waga5in etc.
Baltimore gtefpS 3d., 318, Noro'
@crnnon.S trubc.
Srie0boic.
2ouoou Yorf Cemetery, Office q,
@eit=S aratoeo.S traBe.
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Sporboufcn.

Central SopiItg3 @nnf, G9urIc5.
lulO &cyington-S trobc.
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,Seilcr- g eritderltuoS .9(oentcll.

f1N'NNN ~
Some 6ricnOlp Society, 1926, Gin
0en NOenlc.
". :. S6ocfcIioro & 81, ,, Dit
SoratogoitroBc.
6cnrp 10. @oriiclo (9topoD, 210,
Observation-Disclosures.
9irdbeob & Son, PA, Sit.2cying.
ton StraBc.
ScnneB & EopIor, 30G, Sit.2cyin0.
ton 3 StruBc.
Gurncr & E6oma3, 3, Dts orotoga-
StroBc.
30. 8. Sclocn, IT,, Sit.Glcaiout-
StroBc.
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6clcriid)rrc M06cl, 2ogerlug.
0ro6om'5 Murc6oltic, Eurf.I Drnllc
mo SolpDin.S traBc.

@rrmoeigrntbum5- Matler.
&icrcc G. 0ugul & Ncpbeu, l6,
2%criugton-S trobc.
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WonfierS lln0 Wiafler.

@onlbleton & So, -, Sits2cyin9ton.
StrnBc.
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W1tfcr.N cnlliiitell.

IIITIIVT
I1c MvcrS & SidS So, 10l, Siio.
@oluurosS trubc.
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glcfIrSrrnna OOn TUItIaden.

Sarge Der crforocrlthen Belt CUR
Grrcidung Der beri6iebcnen
@eitimmungSorte.
llntenItebenO lit Die ungefdbrc
3eit iiir lle6crmitteiuna Ser @oit'
laden non Dem 9oItimorcr BoIt'
9iireau naf ben baltpti6dliden
cinhcimildcn mo ouslpdrtigen
St1oten oerseidnet.
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Snlano o.
WtIanin. Ga, 10 etunoeu.
AttGn!ic.Gito. @.'2 9 StlnOen.
0miingfon, Vermont IL Stun0en
Cape GiIG6, W.sS.. 6 GtMiocn.
9bnrleitOn, S.sG. 1G Gilaoen.
Gbicqgo, SuS., I IG6,
Cincinnati. Sbto, 20 Siunosu.
GplnctlsNlnfiS. Soma, 2 Iuae.
@uncorS, N.sS, 10 StuIioeH.
9sHper, Colorado. 2h 2nge.
Ictrnit. Miidl,. 1 TuG,
@olpcftcn. Gcra8, ? Saac 5 StunSsn.
9drrtshurN. ia. s Chtnh:r.
@urlforo. Connecticut II StlHt!n IN.
Snpinnnprlis. SliN., I Inp.
2Gdlon. gltiiiiitppt, . TG9e.
S1dfunntlIC. STA, IuE.
16Gnln& Gtio, @iionri 2 @aGs. 0 n,nn,.n
louisville, NOy 1 2dl 2 Sintlhe1,
Mo6iifIc,' sud6ama, / %GSa : Stnuben.
gtorfoIi. Gtraintrli, 70 5turoen.
gIcru.S Orleans. "a. I Tag 10 StuRoen.
Giant EcNu,2Irrf. 3 Gilt1pcn.
Smabu. Tcbrd&in. . Gage.
Rrrtlano. Blaine, / 5NG.
gcTtlan0. SrcNur. r Guae.
TbiluocIpbin. IA, 3 Glluoeu.
9ittaUlra 80. If Giunoen.
4roOioencc. M,s1.. IL GtunbcH.
9inIciRb. &c, 10 StuUocH.
CT. GcniS, Wiiihouri. 1 2n0 6 Gtunheu.
e. Rnnl. Witurcfotn, I Sne ~ Stunbcn
Gun Srdnci6cc. Gal, 4 Gage ID SiuHoen.
9opern. anuiuo, 2 5nGc.
Cotton. 4iail. 10 @htnbcu.
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9ci scr 2oi,olug n%liiiicu iid6rcnl.
sc ourd YGIic oocr oliocrc 9ofl,.
uicrtc lcaitimircu. Im bcitclt l0bt
man lid ocn YoB BON cillcm SonIlI
hicics 2onoes Dor ser Ibrciic %piiircn,
Yeripncn, ipcld5e Supti ~nerluiieit
mollen, miiiIcn lire stbrciie orci
Gage por6cr Bel Ser 8hii5ei onnneI.
'Sct. St mondcn Salcil genii9t
cine ioldJe anlncloiing altdl 24Stnn'
bcit Dor Der abreiie.
YoIip a, an
gtlr i'll a~ricgS5eiten miillct lid
6renbc BEL ser Ioli5ei ausiueilclt
ienit 1T in feillem Sale oaS 0i.hrci'
cincS Toiies poreeidrieben.
saAa Gbinu.
Slt G6ino beItcben Bel Der Sail'
blttg fcine SAB : @prihrifteiL Ieooa)
tbitt man better, cine oerar!tge Se9l'
tiinotiOu nit lid gu fiibren. geim
&eiien I'M Snllcrn lit icbod) Gin pom
Der @~eianotidait alisgeitellter YoB
iinerlibIid). 9ei ser Ibreile ut ten
EaB lictbipeiihig.
~ GbtIi.
| 3aein gub5upig.
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MusIGn6er n%liiiicn nit G1licn pcrs
iebcn icitl, icOod) miro bieie WaBrc-
gel Bel Soitriltcn ultter 9ciuDbnlid)cii
llmitdnocn nidt m%gelucnoet. Sod
cincn1 gliifclttbalt bon 5tpei Moitateir
ieOod miiien iid Iusldnber iocntifi.
siren nrt0 .rcgiitriren lalieu, Wei Der
9tbrriie lit Die SorSeigrng cineS Sc
aitimationS Eopier8 nid)t erforoer'
lid).
Sn @uiona (Garamoribo) rper'
oen Ediie nift perlangt, ebenIo anf
SABA (@utapia). r. Sir Sumo.
trd 8ooang) belteben oieiclben &c'
acln. icood, tbut man @oriibts bal
Der gut, cillen Yab nit iid 81 iiiD'
rem. is.
SrichenIanb.
S6sIcid Ydiie seictIid, por8c.
id,rie6cn lino, finoct boS 0cieb mr.
oti ncrOGdjtise Yerionen InpHn'
olutg.
Eeriien.
Nod Dem @eiee miiiicn Sreiloe,
ebe lie Besiien betrctcn, nit eineltl
Eob, pcld)er bns @iio zines perii'
ld)cn @eianbten ODER aouIliIs trGgt
oerleben icin. 9ieies Wiia fditi, ie.
bod epcntlicl an Der .@rcn5c rrIona'
pcrben.
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Nn Oas Ymblttum i.

Die Sreie BreHe" bat uber 400
etablirte Ggetlturen in Stoate, miro
an iiber 700 8oftufficen herlanot, unb
bat cine eruRe gerbreitun9 in Der
Nobbarz &epublit Weritp, i'm Snotas
1er=9erritortum unb Otlaboma.
Sbr girtulotiDns=8ebie in 9eras
eritredt li6 nDn @alpeitun bis binauf
nab DenlfDn. ppn Waribau i'm Often
biz nod 81 !Saiu N: fernen @eiten:
es iblieBt lelbitueritdnblib nit be-
lonhers sablreiheu 2efern oas biht=
beltebelte Wtttel=9eroe unb ben Subs
melten elm.
3tuei Neiienoe iinb beitanoig,
iabrein, iabraus I'M Sntereiie bes
8lattes untermeas uno fiibren oen1<
ielben i'm 8erein nit unleren riibriz
gen 9ofal Nqenten fertndbrenb
neue 9eler su.
Sn Nabetratbt oiefer Tbatiaben 1T
Die rSreie Brei1e", mu es iib barum
banoelt, Die oeutide 8epDlferung su
erreihen. oas bette glnseiae Wse'
otmm m gtaate Geras-
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5O4 iit Die 3elepbonsHummer
fir SuSaiuaiier. WaineralipaiIer
uno 2Seisbier. Ce1s & MTdlbadIer.
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'siir $500 nad 9euti@lau0.

Deutlb ameritanii1e 8eitungen
tperben i'm alten 8aterlanb NIT grp.
Bem Snterelie geleien, peil iie ii1
frei auslpreben uno bdufig BON oriis
ben tnebr 9euigfeiten unb Na9rib.
ten brineen, alS Die beutlben Bel.
tuneen ielblt. Die vsSreie Breiie fiir
geras" lit briben hberaq, tpobin tie
geianot miro, elm iebr germ gelebener
@ait unb fann iib riibmen, Mners
tennung uno 8aroigune gu finoen,
tuie aus Sablreiben BrieIen an uns,
iotpie an Dieienieen, tpel1e oas 8latt
an ibre 8erwanbten Ihifen, bernDr.
3ebt. gSer oaber leinen Gernanoten
uno 5reunoen cine sSreuoe eripeilen,
ibnen elm milltomlnenes 8eIhenf
MAIDEN mill, Der beitelle fir iie Die
rSreie Breiie fir geras". Das Sns
tereiie fiir 2eras, tuie iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat uno Die @eeenb, mo- Die
Seruanoten tpobnen, 1T in Oeutlh.
LAMB lebr lebbaft unb es lit unm6g.
lib, in Brioatbriefen eine 10 GRIND.
libe Sluftldrune unb 8ei9reibung
bes fremoen 2anoes au eeben, mie
oies Die rSreie Breie" allm6hent'
lib tbut. Sir ben aeringen Breis
BON So perlenoen mir pprtpfrei unler
reibbaltiees @obenblatt auf Elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Goreiie i'm Nuslanoe.
Die sSreie VrefSe fir TeraS pnbI.
EDmbauh.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

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0s lit ermftbaft.
&iniae 9eute tn San 4utsnio erteanen MIDI
Den Grnit hires .3uifanbes.

Der beltdnbige Shrners eines
franten &idens;
Die Nbaeipanntbelt. Die Mnoigfeit,
Die 2eiben uno Sbmersen Der
gsierenfrantbeiten.
Sino ernitbaft, ,penu iie Dernahs
ldiiiat tperoeu.
Sin Biirger oon Sau Nntonio
lagt @ub, spte iie reraVehe!l meroen
Dnnen.
{ Ser Steinbauer 6 Qanou, 403
Suo San Saba SlraBe pobnbaft.
lagt: Seit ben lebten aht ooer neun
Jahren bate id eineu beitdnoigen
Shmera in ben Wieren uno unter
ben 5bulterb(dttern. Der bis CUR
8ruit ourborane. Seb fiblte ints
mer matt, es fehlte mir Die @nergie
uno es mar, als ob i1 eine 2aft NIT
mir berumtrue. 5h litt an Hieren=
lntpdhe uno neigte su 5hminbel=
anfdaen. Da las id Die Nn5eige
opn Dpan's Nierenpilie n
unb faufte cine Sbabtel. Sd be-
fanb mid nah Der erlten Doiis bei'
ler uno als id3 bic brittle Sbahtel
aufeebraubt batte, par ih uoqfDm'
men gebeilt. Sb bin erfreut. 0aB
id] Nnoeren ben Got geben fann,
naH benz Gtpre Der 8erar DruQ So.
Dber su Siiber & Sprineall gu ae=
ben uno Die Doan's 9ierenpiaen gu
faufen. tpenn fie BON einen Nierens
leioen irgeno elmer 5Drm permanent
turiert tuerben mDaen.
8u baben bel allen 0dnbleru.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wilburn
Co., Buffalo, @. g.. alleiuige Ngens
ten fiir bic Ser. Staaten.
grinnert @u1 bes 9arnens
Ouan's BtIlen unb nebn1t
feine nnberen.
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0ofattonen TIT seras gelpunl@t.

Die 5riscDsSpitem 2anb. Smmii,
sratiDns Niioeiatton lenft bereits
ibren Tei( Der @inmanoeruna mad,
Ieras
Dreibunoertunbfiinfsig Naenten
bieier 0liiociation bonn Often uno
NDrben boben fueben eine Eour burH,
9eras beenoet unb fi6 nab ben 6alfss
queqen bes States &c. erfunoiQt,
uni Die Tatia1en ben SeimItdtteius
hern ber alteren Staten better uurs
fiibren 81 fDnnen.
Dieie NiiDciation 1T Die uirf-
laraite, Die es eiebt; iie bat Neenten
in ben gan5en Ser. Staaten. Wullt
Sbr @uer @ieentum. auf benz 2anoe
ooer in Der Staot, pertauien, miinIht
SIR &apital fir 5abriten uoer
iroeno cine Snouitrie, id3reibt an
H. 9. Sem on, SefretGr oes ssms
rniaratiDns Bureaus, Dept. u.
Srisco @ebduoe, ct. Souls, Mo.
g. u. 9uabes,
@eneral= esnfiiarotipnsz Noent.
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tssurtieBuna folat. J
eiues ssmaben ptlSer saitt mus seben.

Gtmes sfnabem iptlner 8ttt mus aeben.
Us. 8. BrDmn BON 2eesuilIe, Sn.
oiana, batte 2uoessQualen an Mftb.
ma su erbulben. Seine ssan1ilie
mar idun um i'm 'oeriammelt, oa
man ieinen 9oo ieben IuQenblid er.
martete. Sein Spbn batte it1 aufs
Bfero gemDrfen. utn in Der Is Weis
len entfernten 5tabt n9r. Sings
geue Gntoeduna" fiir @rtaltung,
6uiten uno 6bminbiuht su bulen.
unb tpirtlid, er fam nod our reds
| ten Belt. 9as Wtittel perihaffte
oem Batter ipfprt Qinoerung uno be-
mirtte balo cine Seilune. Gr ihreibt
| ieBt sd babe jebt ieoe Nabt ges
iunoen Sdlaf. Nebnlihe number.
bare 3uren nDn 6buinoiubt, grs
t6ltunaen unb @rippe, Brpnditis
unb 2ungenent3iinbune betpeilen Die
unuergeblihe Wirfung auf ale Sails.
unb 2ungenleioen. Wiro earantiert.
Sn Slalden au so Gents uno $10O.
Brobe Slaiben frei in ben Nputbe-
Zen bon S. 3alteper & Son uno
MbDlpb DreiB.
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mar nur e,n ruusg TrruaDs,ays. .,,a,.,
teine siingelnbe Glomme In ieinem GER
aen fir Gori Sennis.
Dennod fabte Charlotte einen Gnt@
f4luB. Sbr Mprt aus Der Jsrne berz
faste Nun gut, 70 polte iis Nuse
tn huge ausipreden, mas iie gu fagen
hutie. @s tonnte ia fommen, bab fi9
tpdbrenb bes 9efuhs, ben Maltsr i'm
Griibiabr benz Batter unb feinem 6ei@
matbftdbtden absuftatt.n bic albii9t
bate, ni4t bic redte @elesenbeit basu
bot. aber bann stns er na9 Stolien.
sic ipollte slei9fals reiIen. sSn sstae
lien ipiirben ii6 ibre Wege treuaen.
Dort unter bem m6rdenf91ner,
fibliden 9immel tDo[Ite fie nit bsibsn
6dnben Golbfriihte breden unb ibm
borbieten-er mo6te 5ufeben, OBJ es ibm
m6slid mar, ibre f9immernbe @abe,
bie berauf4enben Duff ausitr0mte, au=
riidsuipeifen!
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gar GrclrltOnen sur gSelt=
Nusitellnna.

4Nm II. uno 81. Wtai pertauIt Die
2eras uuo Bacitic 8obn Spesial-
GrcuriiOns 9idets nab ct. Souls
uno 5uriid Don allen Buntten ibrer
2inie in 8eras, IrtanlaS nno Qoul.
iiaua fir ueniaer ols eineu 5abrs
preis. Die Tifets iino nur in Den
reeelmdBigen Cars giiltia uuo fir bic
9auer bon iieben 9aoen. 8enoet
@ud an iraenbI einen Gaenteu Der
2inie
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5rele yieiie nad) ct. Nonts auo
suriif

I'm ben Beiu1ern Der 8eltaus=
itellung entgeaeu5utDmmen, miro Die
W. SC. & 9. .s8abn (Tbe &atp) einen
neuen SbnelIsua stpiihen @aloe-
itDn uno San Nntpnip uno ct.
Souls einleaen unb bic erite Berion.
bic einen 0amen fir bieien neuen
8ug einlenoet. Der angenomtnen
meroen wiro, erbdlt elm sSrei=gidet
BON ireeno elmer Station in 9eras
noh ct. &puis uno surIf pdbreno
Der IusitelIung. Die folaenben Be-
oingunaen iino au beDbahten: Der
Wame muB neu unb originea uno
turs uno peritdnolib lein. Nue Wtits
teilunaen in 8esua biernuf iino su
ribten an Us. 6. gruIb,
IS. 8 bor No. $40 8.
DALLAS. 3eras.
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Qatte aIe @bancem aeaem iid,.

arm, allein unb bettldaerie Dos
mar bic Sage eines alten Goloaten,
Namens 5. s. 9apens In 8eriailles,
Obio. Sabre lang fit er an Nierens
beidmeroen uno meoer Webisin nod
Nerste tounten ibm Grleihteruna
perldaffen. 6blieBlih mahte er Ell.
men 8eriub nit Electric Bitters. Has
brahte i'm in Surgeon pieber auf
bic 8eine uno jebt beseugt er: SD
befinoe mid auf oem Weae sur uDl.
Ii9en Wieoerberitellung. Gs iit
onS bette Wtittel auf grben fur 2ebers
uno Nierenleioen uno ale sSormen
non Magens uno Darmbelbrperoen.
Sour so Gents. @arantiert BON ben
Gputbeten BON s. Galtener & Suu
uno pon Noolph DreiB.
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Bon 3weiell geliebt.
3smau bsH aIirtb satftn.
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Die aante. pteberboIte fe. .Donn
fpQ fs mid In ben GhIaf lnIIem. I'd
min ibr fageH, bob it mid I'm 9dnee
sesIoufen babe Sie usrb mir eine
4nNe Ghee eeben-unb ein @tiid Rus
DEN. limb bonn min i'd ftIafen-
5&oftn--4
1aHie Ss5ohanue Fam aus efnem befs
ttefu SMneegeF6ber. Del olIer @orge
Hn Charlotte fIopfte unb f&attelte ite
unn bod aft brauben int iylar Biz
Sloden bon ben aieibesn, ebe he ii4
NIT bes Sraet. Of bic iunge Hrau ba
it. bem 9,beits5immer bes 1rnbers
Sis,punbse.
Muf ber G9meIe ir1t ibr gturlp4te
eat@ssa.
zDo BIN id9. 1ante. Rnmu,, la6 uns
gssi& btaiibtr In biz MobnRube aeben.
- BIN bunsrie unb miihs. aomm.
apa NH nod orbeiten. @uie Na8t.
4apc.A
.Guse Qadt, mein Rinb, cine redbt
gate Hatbt.4 rief Gerbtnonb RebmoIbt
'pst@ anb innis nnb fhloB bk 9biir.
:
eAGrlctte bate nit5t BITE Natur, fidb
wshsiGn S9tdfolsfiigunaen fcmpfIos
U 1esben. @ie mar tnf9loHen, ibaer
Xttne, bic tmmer brtnnenber unb iber=
md@sigr m ibr ertpahts, 5u ;ksem
NtdH az bsr1elfeu
Ge togte fs4 Dor alien, bob he feline
81 Detlsersn biirfe. Den 3auber, Der
g bn rsiaen, bliibenben Wsdbhens
t91abeit Sori 9ennigs lag, unter=
t9dts 1ie teinesne8s. unb biefer
8dxher 5otte ssspib f9oa onsefunatn,
3sla T6hsn 5nifden Sort unb bsn
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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-11-03
Confederate Veterans.
kinston Free Press.

Kinston Free Press
Our Republican friends are bewail-
ing the alleged fact that Democracy
has gone back on the old Confederate
soldier. They say that this indict-
ment is clearly proven by the fact
that Gen. Julian S. Carr and HO1..
Cyrus Watson both failed of election
to the United States Senate at the
hands of the Democratic party.
1t seems that these gentlemen them
selves do not regard the Democratic
party as having forsaken them, or
the cause of the old soldier either.
The election of q Confederate soldier
to an office, and the loving care of
COnfedera tie veterans are two entirely
distinct propositions.
What does the Democratic party
say about Confederate veterans ?
Here is its platform declaration:
THE Democratic party established
the system of pensioning Confederate
soldiers and opened the Soldiers
Home to the care of the veterans who
responded to the call of the State in
the war between the States Every
dollar given them was appropriated
or forced by the Democratic legisla-
lures or Democratic public sentiment.
We pledge the party to fuller dis
charge of q debt that can never be
fully paid to these aging heroes who
offered their lives as a sacrifice upon
the affairs of their country
But the Democratic party has done
more than simply insert platform
declarations on the subject.
In 1885 the first pension law was
passed by the Democratic legislature.
appropriating $4,000 for certain
classes of disabled Confederate SOL
diers, and that law has been amended
by Democratic legislatures, until to-
day the appropriation amounts to
100000 annually, and from 1885
until now the Confederate pensioners
have received 81 ,65S,OOO.
For the totally blind and totally
disabled Confederate soldiers the
Democratic legislature passed a law
allowing them S12O a year That
class received last year 81, $50, and
they have received in all $99,345 90.
The Soldiers Home was organized
by the Democratic legislature of
1891, and there was expended that
year 81, 1850. That has gradually in
creased from year to year until this
year the appropriation amounted to
So, 900. There has been paid to the
Soldiers Home since its organization
S13O,5
With these hard facts staring citi-
zens in the face, is it not simply
ridiculous for Republicans to talk
about the Democracy turning its
back on the old veteran? Not one
penny OF public money was ever APP
propriated to the old soldiers of
North Carolina except by authority
OF Democratic legislation.
Does the Democratic party feel an
interest in the old Confederate soldier
and attempt to look out for his ma
terial welfare?
The facts answer for themselves.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-11-03

Do Not Let Prejudice or Personal Feel
ing Cause You to Scratch the Name
of Any Democrat.

1t is apparent that the Republi.
cans have not the faintest hope OF
defeating any Democratic nominee
upon the State ticket The election
OF every one OF our nominees on the
State ticket is certain, and their
maiorities will be large. While the
Republicans do not expect to accom-
plish the defeat OF any OF our candl-
dates, il is apparent that they are
making determined efforts to cause
Judge Frank ID. Winston, our NOM
inee for Observation-Disclosures, to run
behind he ticket. The Republicans
have q grudge against him and have
gone to considerable expense to carry
on a campaign especially against
him. 1t is easy to understand why
they dislike Judge Winston. He has
for several years been one Of the most
earnest workers in our party. He
has gone everywhere the committee
has requested. His voice, his efforts,
his means have been at the disposal
of the party, and have been freely
used by the party.
He is especially Objectionable to
the Republicans for several reasons.
In 1898, when the State was under
the control of Russell, Butler, ThOmp-
son, and all that crowd, and few of
US hoped we would be able to redeem
it that year, Frank Winston was
asked to take charge of the White
Supremacy Clubs. He lett his bust
ness, came to Raleigh, and gave al
most his whole time that fall to put
ting that effective plan i'll operation.
As YOU know, it was one OF the most
powerful campaign engines ever
known IN this State. 1t did as much,
ii not more, than any other one thing
IN overthrowing Fusionism. f. ID.
Winston was at the head and front
of this organization from it's incep-
cion to the completion of its mission.
This is an objectionable sin in the
eyes OF the Fusionists.
During that campaign he was
asked to run for the Legislature in
BERTHE county, and consented to
make the race, as well as to organize
Waite Supremacy Clubs. To the sur
prise and dismay of the Republicans,
he was elected, came to the Iegisla-
ture. and was one OF the men who
framed the Constitutional Amend
ment, making White Supremacy per-
manent He introduced one of the
separate car, or ".Jim Crow bills,
and helped push those bills to final
enactment In the amendment cam
paign of 1900 he was heard on many
stumps, always advocating our cause
effectively.
No wonder the Republicans have a
grudge against this man. But it will
be strange indeed if Democrats for
get his services in SO short n time
and neglect to vote for him. 1t will
be unfortunate if any Democrat shall
crafty the Republicans hopes by
scratching his name from the ticket.
The Republicans tire fighting him be-
cause he is a Democrat and because
of his services to the Democratic
party.
AS chairman of the State Demo-
cratic Executive Committee, | earn
estly request you to use your influence
between this time and the day OF
election, and especially at the polls
on election day. See that there is no
scratching of any of our tickets.
F. NJ. SIMMONS,
Chairman