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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-20

filler itsrre arap til SoeaIerae
en6 | noget arroet 2dno. Seq bebs.
per | ben Seuieenoe blot at pege paa
pore Sfoler, bois Mage ertSnu neppe
finoeS anSet SteoS | geroen, rene
Ralaoier. hbor alnit os Sefnif gaar
SonnS | Soano for at noe 9srnene
Oct beoite og ifisnneite UNDER Seres
SpSraeelie % lloo1nueIie. ina De
iumttSig meS Sen prattiife uboonr
.nelie faor beiere SoeoIer, Spnet poo
Sipet og De aroo, Der titles til benz
iom Reoiemmer Of ct pirfiomt, or.
beiosopgtigt 6olf.
Get ppperite grempeI paa en- bel.
itsbt Gmerifaner or Br9it6eut Gbcu.
bore H~ooieoelt, ben met euergtite 90
pirfeIpitue Ranh, ie5 bar fienot, en-
Rauo, Ger trooS fine mongfolStge
andre 5orretuinger bar facet Sio til
at frtpe Sprfer, Ser foIoer IL BIND,
% life oeito minore 0esuoen er fine
9sruS be6ite og met trofaite Sege.
uoSanner Dem / ale SIug5
SorGt % T. gr. for IiSen fdmperer
meo Dem / SeIte ! Sfooene puu Gong
S$Ian6. s set enc GicbIif / Seq
me6 9sru I oct nGite GrGii0ent /
StotenS Aoao aaberborcr ban en-
iuu6 6ormrTt, ct ifarpt Off, or nor
Sanfe % en RciOIttbc0 / Sauoltra,
Der mad iploe cuhper, Tom fienOcr
bam. me0 9rmSriuQ. 81 BERTH
fummer Den for en- Uiuno rHeo hans
Sitting iieI0ue Gone til at tage fine
rolf oou 0en rctte 0tau0e. San uT.
rer ierit og fremlt Eiui0 til Solicit,
itoler pod bets ilun0e 6orriit - OF
oeu iluar iieISeu fctl. Netop oeri,
at ban ItoIer poo sen, life er Tu9itc'
Zig for .ut I9ggc mongen Ell GIale'
relic / SeuS Soou0. netop Scri lager
Ell Tel al bans Siprfe OF Hariopen
til. at ser uuoer hans E~rGii6eutifub
bar funnel fierue$ ian mcaet onot,
hor funnel iieruet ind meget onot.
I'll RooiepeltS mango aooe 9geuifa'
Der fommer euOnu bans hsit uontfs
Ieoc Observation-Disclosures. Suor Der
citer iuooaaeuSc uetc llnocrie9elier
piier iig RoaNcnifab | ocn enc ellcr
ouSen Sorm, griber ban inS meo lin
Otpn0iabeo % Ot09t % iicrner alt
iauoant u6en Seuipu til oiientIigc
Anareb.
ct cufeIt lioct 5rGf ira R~ooieoeItS
Sio Tom B~oIititommiSiGr bier, buor
burtiat han er Sihlotiouens Serrc.
en- tuIf Reftor fom til Heru gort
oq tuIte moo Ssocrue - ban bar So
6e6a6er ON en- Sails. 6ormoOentiia
pioitc ban life, at pi teller ca. 6OO,'
600 Sober hos cs. San iorlangte
@olitibeIfpttelie poo Tine 0tsocr.
Get bcbspes life" ioaoe Rooicpelt,
"6er er iuqcn, ser brnNer ii9 ON,
bpoo DC flyer" Nen 8eftorcu
gioroe tro6s of Sororing pan Boil
t~ibeifpttelie. "gu riat," idBoe Rooic.
belt ioa. "Ge ifol faa ben!" 90
6po6 aioroe bou2 San t~eIeioncrene
siebliffdia runot til ole SoIitiito.
TONER, at &c ifllIoe ienoe ollie 0ereS
ti&ponible ieSiifc GoIitibeicute til
Wsoet ON gliteneu. % ben tpife
Reftor tom til WsoeioIcn, fanot ban
rtubt ON Oenne foitcrct GoLitibe'
Itiente al Den reneite isbiifc ahtam'
nina - ser bar msot oper so. San
table qanifc Spitcr iii at forlange
golitibeifDttelie oftere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-20
Iorgcs: Sartct.

81 lar mcotaQet iau mango
SpgrgsmacI. on oj fife far itliia
Qcrtet flrbct puu 2Erreh at u; Be.
iteurte os til at iorisge meo ct Ii6es
Bur:l. scr 35 Gsn.5 egIru tan u
ifaiie 8artet f~liitret pea &TrreO, EleO
Grpitctfe paa buer Gu6e iaa at oct
fan hrnRcs Oh aoa 8Gggeu 90 RULES
cp. naar Oct life bruges.
8i nil meo oct ilnme glere op.
mcrtiom paa, at malt fife fan iai
bauoe grrmiebog 90 Start. EnotG.
gen man betdIcr ezra irr en- al Gs'
leHe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-20
IRA ,utuubcimeu. Sr

Ora S~utnnbeimeu. Sra SioSalen
meIoes ben Site Auglit. Zen fioite
SaluoeI al auguit bar life pPret be.
bageIig beroppe. 6ielOet bar alereSe
begpnSt at ifsre Jig lin Ssitbragt,
gierfen gulner, 2pngteppet rsoner
cg en- ifpnilS, regntins SimmeI bRn.
aer ooer Sopperne, Tom Inn en- itattet
ShnS / Np os Ra lager Der berIig
ItraoIenoe, babel | Solifin. Tor finn q!
tr9ee iaa nreget ifarpere rem ira fine
msrfe, iriite Smairelier. Scmme'
rens muntre 3liriititrsm Se lpie, for.
perige 7nmetoiIeiter. I'm slaSe Cater
on Sans er borte oa bar oeget Blob
len FOR S9sere SurSeslam og gssie,
Tfuo, iom Iicmer mellem 5ieIoene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-20
Jacob Hiis fcrteucr.

.aLNN .."IM
Sr, Soeob Hiis, scr ! CONNER bar
opboIot Tia Ianaere xio | aibe, bar
iinSer lit SpboIS Der bolbt et intcres.
iont 6oreorag / "groriprs miuoe"
FOR ina mango, SaIen fulSp ritmrle.
"Nibe Stiftstioenoe@ r~eicrerer:
Sea bar min gopaI poa Zen Gong
Sslonb, Der uosipr en- 3el Al Relu
Yorfs aonnmlne. .2anbet Ser Iigner
paafaISenSe Iaturen her, finn CT ser
naturIigoiS Ct Storitnosprpg oper
alt, bpao Ser bpgaes elier arIGgaes.
Siae iaa Iiot iom man meocr
Boiler poa @aoerne DC criiterer
neppe NOT mere oeropcr eller Su.
oianere ! oeres galnle malcrife 0rag.
Ter, lieeioa liot or 2ipet Der prpaet
al mere Sunnbug emo berbirmme -
forboIbspiS togct. Dan SDmuer 10
I. @r. life 3annlorf | Oct bCtc Saar.
Ii9t, fproi I. Or. gSbicra / Ell bis
Eeriooe gob iig Spefulutioucrne
GoIo. Eoa iamme Waaoc tan nan
lie poa Imerifa, oa life beOemme
bette ni9atigc 2anb. forbi Spefillo.
tioneu soor piIOt. mart ct, mart ct
onoet enfeIt Steb, CO uounIig bsr
man life title liz altfor fritiif oper.
for Ell 9ommne iom Rerp Doris,
Der teller ca. 4 Dill. Suobpggere
eller hoIeauSen Song ioa mango lom
belle IoHnorf tiIdsumcu.
Min 8irfiombeb or oprin0elig no.
iprunaet fra nit Irbeioe iom Refe.
rent / EoIitiiager for nit 9Ia0. Ger.
peo fit ieg aienoifab til mangioloige
usle 6orbol6, til Rso og GI~enhigbeb,
Tom lea beIfreo / IrtifIer til 8laber,
grtiflerne 6leu | Iareies Se6 til 30
ger, og gicnncm bern fuaot ieg Eren'
mo for mine @etrastnineer, ser | ali
ooientliat gonr no pan, at ri ale ionI
friIne Wenucifer er grsbre % 81.
fire % iom loaoanne bsr biTlpe og
Iiu6re, boor Der berifer 8uorligoom
eler Nso.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-20
Def Dooc 6ap.

~Sseipiib Chronicle" offentIiggisr
Ell 9eretniug, bets MteSnrbei0er |
SerniaIem bar gipet on en- Motor'
baaofGro, ban bar ioretaget poa oen
bersmte Saltis. Set er antogelig
fsrite Sang ct moberne Sartei har
befaret Be erumieoe. ipoplbolOige
@auoe. Wfonae tioligere autageller
bar pitt iig at pPre ieilagtige. Get
bar aIminOeIis boot, at SsenS SanO
baooe en- g~iilngtig Spoplfarpe, % at
belle Ssen iaa no Tom ct SAB az incl
tet gID. 3 GirfeIigbeocn bar 6arpcn
miSt poo Seen life iorifjeIlig ira al.
minoeliet GanoS 6arpe. De / Seapn.
beIien grenne 9slger antog efter'
baanoen en- blnalig 6arpetone. Sg
5ortsiet pIsieOe gienrem gonoet meo
inmme 2etbeo iom paa enBoer atocn
80.
Den gaaitanS, at lpreperbenen III
mes Iigeiom uooso peO Oct osoe Sap,
boIoer heller life Stif. Ran iogttog
en- bel Del Spaler. iom / pilinar
Sliigt itpreoe moo 2ano, ifrRmte peo
set ilpante Spn al 6artsiet % enoml
mere be6 Sompflsitens ~ifingrenoe
2po. 9erimoS befrGfter 9eretringen
oct ca. 25 8rocent Saltitoffe inoebol'
OenSe gan6s unlminoeliae SDn9oe,
Ell SmitGnoigbeb, iom forflarer oct
befierbte Safttm. at man / Oct osoe
SAP uoen Msie fan boloe Jig paa
Sperilaoen, ogiaa u0en at anoedoe
iGrIige Spsmmefuniter. 9igeioa itao'
f9ites set utroIig zoe, goIoe og EMS
fcrmiae Snotrpf, belle 2anOfabet
gjsr.
Sffe lnngt fra Serid)o inOlfi6eoe De
Geiienbe Itg og oampeoe nebao ben
al pppigt Srat omgipne Soroan.
Sper ragebe SamariIfernes og Bile.
mes @rene % &pilte Iaa langt no
@lpen, at 6artsiet bonoe panIfeligi
peS at frem. Senimoo Runoingell
uoOioeoe @loeu fig betpoeIig. Sg
mart pione0e oct itore gnfal boo
@anoets Operflnoe bripenbe 6soe
SiIfe ON, at man allereoe befnrbt Jig
/ SaItlsen.
Get oeoe Sap er ca. 80 Wtil laugt
og ca. 7 Mil breot. 9pboen ubgier |
8ienneminit oper 400 SOB; DOG til
ger Ssbunoen betpoelig / SpO, iaa
@an6et paa enfeIte Steoer finn er om'
trent IA SOB orbit, og UNDER itert
Serfe fan set @anObGffen, iom 40.
filler Seen fra 3alen Si60im, en-
BOG pasieres al 6o0giRngerr.
Sra MiDten al S%aItisen faar man
oct iterfeite Snotrpf al 2anoifabetS
t~rsiteslsie Gniombeo % osoe Gusfor'
migbeo. HutoI omfrtng life ringeIte
Spor Of 8egetation. Sntet anbet enc
ganb og nsgent 5ielo. Silbsire sSu'
bGas SsiSer, fra sperit til ueoerit be-
bqffeoe me6 en- gulbpib Sforpe al
Salt % Soopl. 5iluenitre WoabS
lonse, mineralboIOige 5ielorpgge
bpis taGsie Soppe Itaoig uOiueOer 8e'
troIeum og Sorobnrpir. Moo Sqt
SaItbsie, Ser ipnes at Itige op ira
Sebunben. 90 oper Sielbene % 81
lrrsrIige 9slger, ium gisr &oret;
genpttelie u~nsbpenOig, Srienteus
~glsoenbe beoe Col.
9e &eiieuSe uoitrafte lin Serb til
aaIirrboe, bpor 0en / isrite Wtoieboq
cmtaIte Spriu9fiIbe 0emin iiospbei
iig / Get bsoe Sab. 3erpna Oenott
DC tilbnge til Soronns grsnne greo0
Der og Seriho, bpor man meobeltI
Dem, at Wpnoigbeoerne eugang fol
ole iorbso en- 8ientagelie al Sureu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-20
fodsels days Bogen
faaes Tom pramie meo Oecorah.po iteu.

pmns lille BOG err hakass tnoHst aon for bUm al aaeh, pansr g fir" bLai Inter Sp ios
for sumfsns oos ashnneesr Mns uuoG brD Date r auSt en- sTF Here brsmh2 ESHes o5h W.
Sms fsStlSao % waS ben m@faan6ss @s f@s6 ser = for De hhparehsO aoG = ct Rd0 Gs, ct
r nu stis af en- sg amber nnmtuuNsp aionhsbh D. I'll pore at tor Hrse for
samiis- os fuo sad PEG phe SdHsbeSr bps til upentt ars - at hapsfW SlSStaHStt
Ma Hmn net Bog mS anypdHs afb pt mfdt MAkms5 sfiAato o8 S@idsaar.
sooen err imuh uSbuSni sarSm peO rAt "5@fsbasbos"t 6uRboghdpsrP pa aYs5n os 5n
6u FAINT root Shit Den fences fhm S" Dwmabpofm" cs "D@ amr" for s1.25 bdatt 5oNue.
pib BAR saa aI desat mSbunensi 6uRfmt fmf or 10 Tents ehao sS apd prSted lille
Cuues for uSiuuoas StN. - aSuiG
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-20
euperinfensent peo sntber
6ofpital.

ia ben nnparenoe Superintendent 81
Ruries pss 9utber Suipiial, ct. Sanl bar
.rtiianeret. sr 2oiten paiaut ira life Gttober.
%efetterenoe heuDeHoe its iii mig.
abresie:
grpi s. q. Gtub.
2Iibsr esniuar, Samliue, NiHn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-20

Miis WerflcDs Srep (upeus
taneHOe CT benoes BOrtret), piicr
flnrt, at SuiiuOer SilielOcr al 8e,
tGHbclier | gGsseitutten o. SiDs
mOSereu anrlig bslbreOes peo Brit
gen Of Lydia (, Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
"8tRre Rrs giutb 9raopis
FAB al 9ips. % Rsrustrait iasoe mtg at
upsst par gait meo mtg SEQ bauoe beitise.
tifisuoe Smertsr / lInberIiuet, 90 Sramue
% TART SsritatioR H0ote mtg til ar isse
7ottor. pan insOs at ies leo at 9tumooeI'
ipsoOm os SuaIit cs raaosOs til en- Cpsra'
ton. Nsu isa itrso osriurUo CO bsilHttece
at prgpe Lydia Il. Pinkham's Nege-
table Compound. Seq fduot mart, at
rea hauos 6st. ps at alt bet sooe, Der par
bIsUeu iagt ON Oeuue gteaicin, par iduot, ps
Tag ipr Tag iOlte ies mtnore Smertsr os
5auee beore 4ppettt. Suullten heleees
mart, be aupre Sgmptomsr foriUaHot, 90
eitsr elsUe Tiger par ies after traittg os
tart OB gaHlts bel.
D2iu btertsugite 5at ti lem for ben tore
5ieueits e bar nit mtg - 9erss Y3tlS
Ularg0rtt Ytertltp, 275 2biro Str., gtl'
tuautee, GSls.
5000 Sss,. bits ttt Originates III SStHHrsHts
Srtp, fan utter bets tGatotO, tan irrurlRgsrS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23
A FALSE STEP,

Without calling names or giving
further notOriety to the matter those
who read the Sunday papers know
what Editor Caddell had reference to
when he said this in Tuesdays Raj
eigh Times:
A temperance organization that
attempts to mix in politics invites
its own certain destruction. It's all
right to have such organizations,
and the men who compose it have
an undisputed right to their opinions;
they have right to vote for or
against any candidate they may
choose, and for. such reasons as may
be satisfactory. But nobody has a
right to inject temperance societies
into the political organizations of
the State any more than they would
to make religious creed a part of
such political organization.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23
NOT BOTHERED ABOUT the BUSINESS
SITUATION.
John Shelton williams Talks of Big
Cotton Crop and Railroad Prosper
ity In That Section.

Baltimore Sun.
Mr.. John Shelton Williams, chair
man of the Board of DirectOrs~of the
Seaboard Air Line, spent several
hours in Baltimore this morning on
his way South.
''The earnings of the SeabOard Air
Line system for the month OF May, .
said Mr.. Williams, 'were the largest
in the history of the Company. 1t is
the general opinion, both North and
South, that the Southern States are
likely to feel less than any other por-
ton of the country the recession in
business which is taking place in
some sections; and / see no reason to
doubt that business on this system
will continue to increase steadily
throughout the year.
"Our Atlanta and Birmingham line
is rapidly approaching completion,
and we hope to be running through
trains from Birmingham, Ala, to
Washington before the close of the
summer
1.-The growing cotton crop will very
surely be the largest the South has
ever raised, and the universal short
age of the staple and the growing de-
mand for it throughout the world
are likely to insure prices which will
bring into the South the ensuing sea-
son more money than has ever been
realized from any cotton crop.
Notwithstanding the general fall
ing off in railroad earnings which is
going on in some parts OF the coun'
try. the freight and passenger earn
ings of the Seaboard system for the
II months ending June 30, 1904, vii
show an increase of approximately
&S5O,OOO over last year.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23
The South's Men.
Richmond Times-Dispatc

The New York Tribune of Tuesday
prints the picture in group of the
graduating class of the West Point
Academy for 1904, and six separate
pictures of the "star students. These
"star students" are C. R. Pettis, Of
North Carolina; W. D. A. Anderson,
of Lexington. Va; E. T. Ward, OF
Colorado; H. H. Roberts, of Missis-
sippi; T. j. kingman, of Tennessee,
and R. P. Howell, Jr., of North Car
DINA.
1t is gratifying and it is significant
that of thes&six star graduates five
are from the Southern States. Yet
there are pessimists who say that
the South has ceased to produce
great men, and that there is no
longer in this section any man
worthy to be President of the United
States. The South is not Dragging
about her men, but take them,
young and old, in finance, in COM
merce, in the educational system, in
the professions, and in politics, the
South can make favorable compari-
sons with any section of the coun-
try.
All that we need is the best schools
of Southern genius to educate our
bright boys and fit them for life
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23

THERE is one word that we dislike
to see in decent newspaper used in
the connection i'm which it is frequent
Unemployed. That is the word bench
man, as applied to the supporters or
adherents of a party man. Hench-
man means an attendant, a page,
and there is nothing offensive in the
word as such, but it is usually made
use OF to convey the idea of a low,
INSCRIPTIONS follower or hanger-on,
ready to do the bidding of another,
nomatter how dirty and disreputable
the work to be done Hence the as
ISOLATION of the word with honest
people and honest politics is Obiec-
tionable.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
The Great Advantages Which Such an
Institution Gives to the Entire COM
munity and Especially the Wage
Farmer

munity and Especially the Wage
Garner.
The GOLD LEAF has from time to
time given much space to matter
concerning building and loan asso-
Citations, and vet it's agitation OF the
question does not appear to bear
fruit. But as long as other towns
take hold and GO ahead and profit
by the benefits of such institutions it
is we'll to note what they are doing.
The Charlotte Chronicle recently pub
lished list of the building and loan
associations in the State, with the
name, location of the home Office and
names of the president and secretary
of each association. In speaking OF
the benefits arising from such organ
izations the Chronicle says:
Zone of the most interesting vested
interests in the State is that repre-
sented by the building and loan as
sociatiOns. These institutions are to
a very large extent the savings banks
OF the working people. 1t is probable
that the building and loan interests
of Philadelphia are the largest and
most important interests in that
city. THESE organizations have given
to Philadelphia IA distinctive char
acter in the respect that its working
people are better housed than any
other working people in the world.
This in turn puts the manufacturing
interests OF Philadelphia on q higher
plane than it would otherwise have
been if her working people did not
own their homes to so great an ex-
tent as they now do"
Commenting on the above the Will
mington Messenger says:
This report shows thirty-four such
companies in the State Wilmington
leads with nine. Charlotte comes
next with three. Ifwhat the Chronicle
says about Philadelphia is true, then
the wage earners of Wilmington
ought to be better off than those OF
any other city in the State as to the
manner in which they are housed.
| There is no doubt about it that the
building and loan associations OF
this city have been great benefit to
our people, the laboring classes and
also to Others, but especially to the
former"
The State League of Building and
Loan Associations of North Carolina
| held its annual meeting at Wrights-
vile last week. Referring to the ap-
preaching meeting the Lumberton
RObesOnian said:
This organization is composed OF
the various building and loan asso-
Citations throughout the State, and
We know of no organization which is
doing more for the upbuilding of the
State than this. Mr. S. Witkowsky,
of Charlotte, is it's president, and fo1
more than twenty years has been &C
lively engaged in the promotion Of
these enterprises with such energy
and ability as has made them one
of the most powerful influences in
local development. Every town
where such organizations exist will
be represented Those not having
such should also send delegates that
they may learn of the others and or
their return home take steps for per
fecting such an organization. They
are indispensable in every town and
furnish the means for its upbuilding
otherwise impossible to be secured.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23
PHILIPPINE EXHIBIT AT THE ST,
LOUIS EXPOSITION.

From Herbert S. Stone, chief De-
partment of Publicity of the Philip
pine Government Exposition, we ac-
knowledge receipt of proffered cour-
tesies when visiting the Worlds Fair
at st. Louis. This exhibit is made
under the auspices of the War De-
partment, Bureau of Insular Affairs,
and is, we are informed, the largest
single exhibit at the Fair, with q
complete organization of it's own
The Philippine Exposition COM
bines a scientific interest for students
OF politics, civilization, economics
and ethnology with popular features
which we are assured surpass in vital
human interest any of the Oriental
groups shown in other parts OF the
grounds. 1t shows the grades in civ
ilizatiOn from the diminutive Ne
critic, who is only a step removed
from the missing link, " through the
dog-eating and head-hunting Bon
toe and the Moro, who is now causing
most of the trouble in the Islands, to
the Scout, who is a regular in the
United States army, and the Visayan,
who weaves fabrics of great beauty.
One has only to visit these natives
and watch their tribal dances, to
study the men and women at work,
or witness a dog-feast, to realize
their primitive character, and then
to pass on to the Constabulary-the
beginning of the Army of the Philip
pines-representativ of many tribes
hostile to each other, but brought
together and harmonized by the uni
form they wear and the flag they
salute
The Philippine Exposition was or
gained to show what has been done
and what is being done in the Islands.
1t is an educational exhibit from be-
ginning to end, and should be seen
by all visitors.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23

ONE OF the things the next Legisla-
ture should do is to pass a stringent
vagrant law-one that would enable
the authorities to get at the loafers
and tramps about the towns and
country. Let us have a law framed
somewhat after the order of the Mis-
sissi ppi vagrant law As the Raleigh
Times SAYS:
A good vagrant law, vigorously
enforced, would tell for good in the
cultivation OF crops in the South.
It's not an uncommon thing to see Il
dozen oilers sitting around a depot
when farmers are unable to hire labor
to chop their cotton.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23
Would Have Heightened Respect.
Raleigh Times.

Our respect would have been great
ly heightened, if possible, for any can
didate for Governor, who had pos
sessed sand enough in his gizzard to
have said: "Ill do what think is
right, in reference to temperance as
we'll as all other legislation, upon
which l may in any way be called
upon to pass" Men OF all shades of
political opinion might belong to a
temperance organization, except such
organization become political, then
it would be impossible. When tenn
perance and religion have stripped
and gone into the political arena,
they have always come out MANNED
and bedraggled. Now would have
been a most suspicious time to have
settled the question of metes and
bounds between temperance and pol
itics in this State, question which
will recur sooner or later for adjust
ment, and for final settlement Tenn
perance organizations have been
suiciders from the days of Noah to
the present administration, killing
themselves by imprudent manage
ment. Temperance has grown thro'
the effort of the individual, the Chris
tan home, the Sunday-schOOl. the
church and the temperance organiza-
ton when kept strictly out Of poll
tics. These are the mediums through
which the world has obtained its
every victory and it's saving virtues,
and it will be SO to the end. The in
dividual, and not the organizations,
is the centre of all power. 1t has
been so in the dissemination of the
gospel, so in the structure of our So
cial organism, SO in the erection OF
our moral structure. Some one says,
is there not strength in unity? Ger
tainly And so there is in weakness.
There is no better or surer way to
develop weakness and deformity than
by attempting to unite elements be-
tween which there is no affinity.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23
THE GOOD OLD SUMMER TIME !

In the good old summer time when bicycles
throng the thoroughfares, and farm animals
and roadsters are all kept busy, accidents to
man and beast are of frequent occurrence.
is the most serviceabe accident and emer
gency liniment in use. 1t relieves quickly and
heals speedily cuts, Commissions, bruises,
sprains, etc. You get one-half pint for 25c;
and you get your money back if not satisfied.
EAGLE PHARMACY
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23
STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO

iLttaS tGlNTl.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is
senior partner of the firm of F. J. CHENEY &
Co., doing business in the Cit of Toledo.
County and State aforesaid. and that said
firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case OF
CATARRH that cannot be cured by the use
of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day of Dec. A. D., 1886.
JT0l 4. W. GLEASON.
t-Uj Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
and acts directly ON the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Send for testimonials.
free.
FL. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O.
Sold by all Druggist, Toe
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23

THE North Carolina contingent of
the g. o. p. has responded nobly to
the Presidents desire that the brother
in black be recognized in the election
of delegates to the National conven-
ton. A solid negro delegation from
the Second district ought to make
MIR. Roosevelt happy, and we suppose
it will.-Raleigh Post.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23
FOR A HUNDRED YEARS.

For hundred years or more Witch Haze
has been recognized as a superior remedy
but it remained for E. c. Dewitt & Co. o.
Chicago, to discover how to combine the vir
tues of Witch Hazel with other antiseptics
in the form of a salve. DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve is the best salve in the world for sores,
cuts, burns, bruises and piles. The high
standing of this salve has given rise to coun
terfeits, and the public is advised to look fol-
the name Dewitt" on the package, and &C
cept no other. Sold at Parker's Two Drug
Stores.