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The gold leaf., 1905-04-06

The exact words that are carved on
that Appomattox monument have
been repeated by hundreds ofreunion
orators throughout the State during
the past forty years and the truthful
ness of the statement has never before
been questioned. If it is good and
true enough to be inscribed in the
hearts and minds OF the people why
not let it stand on enduring marble?
Raleigh Post.
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06

WE congratulate Insurance Com
missioner Young and the people of
the State on securing the services of
Mr.. W. A. Scott, of Greensboro, as
assistant in the insurance department
with the special duties of inspecting
buildings and Investigating fires. Mr..
Scott possesses peculiar qualifica-
tions for this work, both by natural
endowment and long experience on
the Greensboro police force, of which
he has been chief the past seven
years.-Ralei%h Post.
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06
A Daredevil Ride

often ends in a sad accident To heal acci-
dental injuries. use Buck!en's Arnica Salye.
"A deep wound in my foot, from an accident, -
writes Theodore Schuele, of Columbus, O..
"caused me great pain. Physicians were
helpless, but Bucklens Arnca Salve quickly
healed it, Soothes and heals burns like
magic. 25c by Melville Dorsey, druggist.
strength tonic that brings rich, red blood
Makes you strong, healthy and happy That
is what HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
do. 80 cents, Tea or Tablets. Parker's Two
Drug Stores
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06

We do not hesitate to spend large
sums for the erection OF court houses
and jails for the trial and confine-
ment of criminals. Shall we do less
to educate our boys and girls-the
men and women of great tOmor-
row? Vote for the bond issue to
build the Graded School.
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06
Won a Name of Fame.

DeWitts Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills, have been made famous by their
certain yet harmless and gentle action upon
the bowels and liver. They have 10 equal for
bilousness. constipation, etc. They do not
weaken the stomach, gripe, or make you feel
sick. Once used always preferred. They
strengthen. Sold at Parkers Two Drug
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06

Do NOT let il be said that the peo-
pie of Henderson township are op-
posed to educational advancement
and material progress. The way to
prevent this sort of unenviable repu-
tation from going abroad is to vote
for the bond issue next Tuesday.
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06
Commissioners Sale Build.
ing Lots.

PY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE ST.
- perior Court of Vance County in a Spe-
eial Proceeding before the Clerk OF Hilliard
Wyche ct al, VS.. Richard Harris and wife,
will sell by public auction, on
MONDAY, NAY 1, 1905,
subject to confirmation by the Court. six
acres of land adjoining the lands of the Har-
riet Cotton Mills, being the lands of the late
Norwich Wycbe, deceased. The property will
be cut up into lots of suitable size for dwell
ings. Terms: One-fourth cash, balance in con-
venient installments to be agreed on. Place
OF sale: On the premises.
plot of the land may be seen at my Office
as soon as completed by the surveyor.
This March 80, 1905
THOMAS NJ PITTMAN,
Commissioner
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06

No ONE who has the interest of the
community at heart can afford to
vote against the Graded School bond
issue. And failure to vote next Tues
day will have the same effect as voting
against it If your name is On the reg
istratiOn books.
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06
Sheriff of Vance Count
HENDERSON TOWNSHIP.

KITTRELL TOWNSHIP.
w H Ward acres 1904 80 5 5
W II Ward acres 1908. 1.99 125 5.14
SANDY CREEK TOWNSHIP.
W H Abbott 45 acres 81 80 $1.25 $3.O5
E A. POWELL,
Sheriff of Vance County.
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06

AS HAS been well said the public
school is the peoples university. Only
a very small percentage of the boys
and girls of Henderson township will
have the opportunity Of attending
any other school than the Graded
School. We owe it to them therefore.
to make our school facilities the very
best that it is in our power and abil-
ity to do.
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06

Go TO the polls next Tuesday and
vote for the bond issue to build q
Graded School building-ands see that
your neighbors gowith you and vote
as you do.
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06
For Sale.

hne young Jersey milk cows-one
Iresn with young cali. three of them with
yearilng calves will give milk all summer.
Also one line young Jersey bull. Entitled
70 registration. Pure bred Berkshire and
Poland China pigs for sale. No finer
stock in the State.
l. NJ. GREEN,
Epsom,N. C.
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06

GAN educated citizenship" says
Horace Mann, ''is "a greater safeguard
to liberty than Il great standing
army" Henderson township needs
better school advantages for pro-
ducing an educated citizenship OF our
boys and girls. Vote for the Graded
School bonds next Tuesday.
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06
NOTICE!
Sale Valuable RealEs

RY VIRTUE OF POWER royrp,
- by Deed of Trust executed ~ nHsktD
Lehman and wife on the 2stb lay -ie lf eyN
1900, recorded in Vance Count ~ Apnl
Page 233, shall, on p'oS p,
MONDAY, APRIL path. loo,
sell at public auction to the h;pb.s.
forcash at the Court House door IN, u" uoIadsr
son, N that valuable real rsra,a ;m,'19er - nr
derson, N. e., bounded as follow. IN. ~ lieu.
a stake Edwin Stephens corner ON ,hD SSIh Sh a.
ern edge Of Davis street and run rbs,,So ,o"outh-
said street s. 20, f. 1894 ieet ro !, ,,ranong
Mrs. Shorts or Dickerson's i'm. 1hs, ne ~ Ia
Short or Dickerson. Owen Davis ,n1 NJ aS"hg
Whites lines 56ls, ". 400 feet r.,a ,' ", ".
W. II. Whites line, the North c,le.' -, HHe w "a
street, then along said street \ "a ~ 'ap" ape
feet to Mrs. Ellis corner. then al,,,,, 81, ola
Ellis, Chavasse and Stephens Ion. Sd
400 feet to beginning. Contaiuir.s -. -, +
acres. The lots heretofore sold n NJ. W.. I
and Geo. W. Powell We're released tra.n TN, tl''s
Trust Deed and will not I've sold said
This land ia nicely located for ro.iaa,.-
and a bargain may be had 10y atten5;,r ,ss
sale. 'as
This 21st March. 1905.
EDWARD ElGENBRTy
A. &. ZOLLCoFFER, Attorney
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06

If the persons who own the most
property and therefore would be the
largest tax payers, want to vote for
bonds to build and equip better
schools, certainly they ought to be
permitted to do so.
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06
NOTICE..
Sale of Land for Taxes
Monday, nay Ist, 1905,

DYAUTHORITYO OF LAW SELL
- by public auction at the Court House
door in Henderson, Vance County, N. C., on
Monday, r1ay Ist, 1905,
The lands mentioned below, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the
taxes thereon for the year 1904, the same
being duly levied on by me- The names OF
the parties listing and the land listed and
the amount of taxes are correctly set out
below
This, April 9TH 1905.
E. A. POWELL.
Sheriff of Vance County.
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06

a Matter
OfHeam.

There is a quality in Royal
Baking Powder which makes
the food more digestible and
wholesome. This peculiarity
Of Royal has been noted by
physicians, and they accord
ingly endorse and recon-
mend it.
ROYAL ssKuRG POWDER NEW Yoah
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06
Is il Right

is II right that proper ty-owner should
lose 4.2O to let dealer make 50 cents? 4
dealer makes so cents more on fourteen gal
Ions OF ready-for-use paint. at $3.50 per gal.
Ion, than our agent does on eight gallons OF
L. 4 NJ. paint and six gallons of lnseed oil.
which make fourteen gallons of the best pain
IN the world. at S1.2O per gallon: the prop-
erty-owner loses just S420. Is it righte
1t only requires gallons of L. & NJ. and 3
gallons linseed oil to paint moderate sized
house.
Ten thousand churches painted with Long.
man K Martinez L. & NJ. paint
Liberal quantity given to churches when
bought from Melville Dorsey.
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06

North Carolinians are hospitable
to all decent visitors and they enter
tanned their Republican guests right
royalty, throwing aside sectionalism
and giving them the best in the house
But when it came to the question of
politics they were not even tainted.
They put one arm around the neck of
their guests, SO to speak, but left the
other free that they might shake their
fist in the face of every Republican
proposal Richmond Times Dis
patch.
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06

Do Noffail to GO to the polls next
Tuesday, April 11th, and vote for the
bond issue to build and equip a first
class Graded School building for Hen
derSOn township
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06

Look out for line of up -to-date new
spring goods at H. ThOmason's.
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06
Action for Divorce.

VANCE corsTr In the Superior Court.
vs.. {Action for Divorce
Susan Wood.
The defendant, Susan Wood. will take no.
tice that the above action was begun in the
Superior Court of Vance County on the 33rd
day of February, 1905, for divorce from the
bonds of matrimony.
Said defendant is hereby required to appear
at the next term OF Vance Superior Court.
which conyenes on the 18th Monday after
firrt Monday in March, 1905, at the Court
House in Henderson, and answer or demur
to the complaint. which is today filed in this
Court or the relief demanded will be granted
This March %, 1905.
HENRY PERRY,
Clerk Superior Court.
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06

The Graded Sci ool bonds-ifvoted
lire to be used for permanent i'm
provements-buildings, equipments,
ect., the proceeds of the bonds cannot
be used for any other purpose. Don't
confuse this fund with any other.
Henderson township wants and needs
better school buildings and can only
get them by bond issue. Therefore,
you should vote for the bond issue
next Tuesday.
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06

see the pretty line OF new spring goods
at H. Thomason's. . O'N
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06

HENDERSON is proud of it's public
utiiities-water-w electric light
and powerplant, telephone exchange,
etc.,-its manufacturing enterprises
two cotton mills, knitting mills, bug
gy factory etc, c,-handsome churches,
two splendid banks, fine stores, mann
moth warehouses and leaf tobacco
factories. We need and must have
new and modern Graded School build
ings to keep abreast with the times.
The largest property owners and
heaviest tax payers are the most en-
thusiastic advocates in favor OF the
bond issue for Graded School pur-
poses. This is a point worthy of the
thoughtful consideration of the small
tax payer. Ifthese men did not know
that their interests would be vastly
enhanced by better schools in the
community they would not be very
anxious to tax themselves for such
purDOse,
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06
scsEDUIE MARCH ,srH. 1905

Pullman Sleeping Car on 300 p IN train
dailg from Richmond to Cincinnati India.
apolis and Chicago without change: Pullman
service to Louisville and st. Louis
Pullman Sleeping Car on 1915 p m train
daily from Richmond to Cincinnati and Louis
vile; Cincinnati to Chicago and 81 Louis
For other information. Pullman resprya-
tom &C., address
W. U; WAkTHEN, II. ". FULLER.
d. p. A., G.P.A
Richmond, Va
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06
BuCkI1OFn Lifhia Water.
ANALYSIS.

DONALD NJ. LIDDELL, Ph.D.
of John Hopkins University,
Chemical Engineer BaltimoreCol
per, Smelling and Reduction c.
March 18th, 1905.
1t gives me pleasure to stat
that. after an extensive use o
Buckhorn Lithia Water, l cal
heartily recommend it as {
good diuretic and for som,
cases of chronic constipation
| find it the remedy, par ex
cellence.
T. p HARRIS NJ n
The gold leaf., 1905-04-06

ROYAL ssklEe POWDER CO. NEW yoa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-07
The Face of the Saint Working in ParoxSsm of Fur
His Right Arms Out Menaoingly

but here in Bannofka, where few days ago fashion
and pleasure had favored haunt, she appeared to
be remote alone, cut off from humanity. No
longer did the Russians possess the simihtude of
fellow-human beings She began to regard them
apart. Even Prince Melnikoff, with his
fine presence and courtly air. Cossack hetnan
rather than who bore the impress of high
society
The only creature from whom she could seek
solace and companonship was her maid and
that naturally vvacious Frenchwoman not
a little alarmed by the recent events in this
queer land, SO far removed from her beloved Paris.
There is supposed to be community of interest
between Russia and France; but it is based upon
candid ignorance of each others qualities Julie,
at any rate, trembled when she encountered any of
the superior officers of the Princes household rated
the servants, and weepingy confessed to her mis-
tress that it would be happy day for both of them
when they crossed the frontier never to return.
While events were thus electrical, a veritable
bombshell, in the form of letter overwhelmed
Ermyntrude Prince Boris sent a servant to her
rooms to request the favor of her presence in the
morning-room.
His excellency wished me to add that he has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-07

Foolish grill Then you can whistle for news"
And you can whistle for another wife, you lump
of putty! So your giant of master tool
He leered at her scornfully. Apparently about
to puverize her with some statement, he snapped
his fingers and left her, did a little laugh,
well calculated to explode his wrath, its OBJ
ject Whatever his intelligence, he kept it to him
self. But Julie soon heard it.
Ermyntrude found Prince Melnkoff awaiting
her. This morning he attred in official
uniform which well became his finely proportional
frame He bowed her respectfully to a chair
Il have letter for you,' he said.
"Only one?"
He passed the retort UNDECIDED
1t is from your father, he went
Instantly her face lit with animation. She
sprang toward him impulsvely. "Oh, give it to
mel" she cried. Surely it contains evil
tidings?"
Hear me one moment, l beg" he said quietly,
though he abored under strong emotion, and
his eyes looked into hers tenderly AS have told
you constantly, your father and brother well.
This letter reaches you exactly the Earl of Vale
tort sent it. But l cannot help guessing its
tents | have known for many days. ever since his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-07

who promised ready achievement in forwarding
messages from the distant town of Saratoff
pocketed Ermyntrude's notes for hundreds of
rubles and earned envious distinction by reporting
the fact to her masters trusted house-steward and
his deputy.
Taught degree of caution by events, Ernyn-
trude did not reveal her knowledge of the Princes
action in reference to Armstrong; unexpected
presence in Moscow. She realized that one man.
at least, had met his death through helping her
Undoubtedly the unfortunate telegraph operator
was in league with Sassulitch his friends and
she did not want to embroil the young officer her
affairs.
Already the terror of Russia was sinking into her
soul This land was vast, SO sepulchral SO cur
iously Unconditional to the eye, yet rent and scanned
beneath the surface by volcanic passions and lava
streams of unrest. She at times felt as if she was
af1oat on an uncharted ocean Each day there
came to her newspapers and letters, read and re-
sealed before they reached her, in which were news
of the outer world chatty items about her personal
friends arrangements for meetings in London the
Highlands All around beyond the impossible
barrier of now-covered plains and frowning hills
the world seemed to move in its accustomed ruts
The synopsis of preceding chapters will be
found at the end of this instalment o page Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-07
AdYe m6anPe

news of great Importance for
madam" said the man, in whom
Julie joyfully recognized COM
patriot, the Princes valet
Ermyntrude hurried off at once.
The valet, having seen her safely
airs, returned. We'll, Julie, my cab
o things in Bannofka?" he asked with
lch gallantry, for Julie was pretty
d have boxed his ears in London for
sing her so Familiarity. Here she was
nxious for news to pay heed to the
distinctions of the upper-servants' hall
lews?" she cried. ''Heavenl How
an you ask? 1t is you who should
give the news. Here is miladr dis
traught, and MILFORD her father and
MILFORD her brother imprisoned in the
hands of desperatesl What do we
know? Can we ask the snow or
these greasy Russian pigs? Where
have you been? When did you
come here? l have not seen you
since we left London.
Easy, little one! So many ques-
tons are confusing But have they
not treated you Well?"
1--WE have been fed and lodged;
yet it is jail, this palace"
may, cage for singing birds,
rather So then, Julie-ny master
marries thy mistress, and l will
marry the maid, chr"
Neither one nor the other,
monsieur Milddl will never wed
the Prince, nor am l to be picked
up like an old shoe by the first man
who passes.
Listen, cherished! l liked thy
pretty face in England; but l had
no time for courtship in that land
of fogs"
Maybe there were other draw
backs?"
"Of what knd?"
Perhaps, like thy master, thou
art married already"
Monsieur "Dumanet," whose usu-
ally pallid face was brown from
travel, scowled unpleasantly. BY
bluel" he said, your tongue wags
a tri1e too FAST
You like it less than my looks, l
fancy?"
"Chut! You forget you are in
Russia. Here they have a proverb
about women. The hair is long;
but the mind is short, they say"
"Such proverbs are suited to
their savage speech. Nay, monsieur,
do not come too near! l am little
bit afraid of your blond Prince;
but if you try any tricks l will
scratch your eyes outl
yirll Then you can whistle for news. p"
can whistle for another wife, you lump
o can your giant of master tool"
at her scornfully. Apparently about
her with some statement, he snapped
and left her, nor did little laugh,
ed to explode his wrath, serve its OBJ
ever his intelligence, he kept it to him
lie soon heard it.
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news of great Importance for
madam" said the man, in whom
Julie joyfully recognized a COM
patriot, the Princes valet.
Ermyntrude hurried off at once.
The valet. having seen her safely
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-10-24
RemBertop cloth Heevy cotton SHIRTS.

No. 34B4O5: Mems Pemberton
Cotton Cashmere Qvershirts. The
Penn berton cloth is a heavy, closely
twilled cotton, in plaid and stripe
effects, about the same character as
in wooden cashmere shirts BY spe-
cial machine the surface is brushed
soft, but not tleeced. Very durable
seams, medium colors, sizes PIC
14a, 15,15a l6, l6a and II. Price W
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-10-24
Heaviest All wool Shades sveat9t.

No. SIS. Mems Heaviest Shaker
Fine All Wool Sweater. The heaviest
and warmest you can buy. Made
from fine, clean shaker yarn, with ex-
ira heavy neck, tail and cuffs. Average
weight, "a pounds. Closely knitted.
A favorite in the Northwest Just
the right kind for hunters, prospec-
tors, stage drivers, cattle men or any
occupation where one is subject to the
EXTREMIST cold. IT is also a favorite
with many athletes. Golors, navy
blue or 'buckskin tan only. Siz s So,
80, 40, AZ and "A breast meas g HS
ufe. Price =, S.s y
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-10-24
Mems 0vereoats.
Sizes "a to AZ.

902. Dark gray oxford melton we'll
made with velvet collar, heavy black
Italian cloth lining, detach-k kN|
able belt on back 46 in. long O.OO|
30l. Black Raritau mills beaver,
made with velvet collar, full length
Esiyet Eacs collar regulation style 90
hacu. ....'... 80. 80.
3O2. Blue Raritan beaver made
and trimmed as above q oo
Each. O.OO|
9O6. Dark oxford gray union mel
ton, made with strap seams, velvet
collar, extra heavy black lining, satin
5piped, detachable belt on q koI
back, 45 inches long, each. -. 0.0O
303. Dark blue wool beaver, extra
we'll made, velvet collar, ex- ~ k0
ira heavy black lining. Each .CO
3o5. Dark gray and black mixed
cheviot, double stitched heavy0 90
black lining velvet collar, ,eachO.OO
626. All wool black Thlhet, double
stitch strap seams, made with satin
yoke and velvet yoke and velvet oil
lar, heavy black Italian cloth2 ~
lining. Each 49,. >. ..... .o.OO
3Os. Dark blue all wool kersey,
stitches, heavy black lining2 kn|
S69. Overcoat of All Wool Melton,
in black with gray oxford mixture,
a collar of the same goods instead of a
velvet collar as the above, g E0|
Each.... $3.50. .......... osOOl
696-Overcoat of all wool cashmere,
dark ground, with! alternate mixture
stripes of brown and gray, a an
made Of same goods collar. JAW
6e5-Oyercoat of all wool black ker-
|sey, little better quality tnan the
above, velvet collar, cut full, length
so inches, belt in back, lined with
imported Tnpo farmers satin 1000
9ll-Overcoat of wool Melton, in
black, with an oxford melton, velvet
collar, cut full and roomy; length so
inches; belt in back, and lined with
farmer S satin, You know how good
louE overcoats have been in seasons
past. Well, we have exceeded our
former best efforts. Finer coats than
ever before and the same price; for
the kinds others get 1880 IN On'
for. EACH. ..... -. -. 1OsOO
69z. Overcoat OF black heavy al,
woot cashmere, with & gray Qxford
mixture, very fine quality, made. and
trimmed precisely as IN M
above. Each. 1OsOV
973 Same as above, but with
double gray broken stripe woven in
large check and having fancy back
This coat is made like the above, only
it has collar OF the same ~
goods. Each. -. ..... ..4OsOO
97s-Overcoat of all wool Fancy
Cashmere, the general effect being
black and brown mixture goods woven
in herringbone pattern, and having
gray and black mixture stripe forming
a large check;s collar made plain, Of
sane goods; Sleeves lined with satin,
literally cut, length SO inches. belt
IN back, fine venetian lin q En
ing. Each. ........... J. 0.0V
9Sa. Overcoat of all wool black ker.
! sey, very fine quality. These have
that jaunty, stylish, merchant tail
ored appearance and broad shoulders
and hand tailored velvet collar and
T! !lapel>; cut liberal, so inches long: the
lsleeves have heavy satin lining;t coat
l,ined with 4 superior 4 q "a
dnajitv Venetian. Bach i O.0O
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-10-24
Mems Cloth Winter Caps.

No. 33B29O9: Mems Heavy Brighton
Cap. Fine all wool kerseys and mel
tons, with heavy lining and wide pull
sGwn sj1ss Sand sa ID . Dark plain coors 25c
Driving or Hunting Caps.
No. 33B300: Mems Fine Drab Cordu-
roy Driving or Hunting Caps, made
from fine quality corduroy, finished
with silk bow on top and corduroy
band in front, long visor, lined with
red wool lining. Color, drab OK,
only. Sizes Ct to II, Price oOC
No. 33B29s2: Mems Heavy Warm
Yacht Cap, made of fine all wool
black kersey cloth; pull down band,
fancy satin lined, with silk sweatband
and adjustable forehead protector. A
very dressy and comfortable cap for
cold weather Color, black kOo
only. Sizes, 81 to Il. Price COC
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-10-24
Mems Black sateen Shirts.

No. 1913 Mems Fast Black Sa-
teen Shirts. Made full sized, felled
seams, extension neck band, yoke,
pearl buttons and gussets; 36 Inches
long. Sizes 14i, Is, 15a, l6, 16A and II.
Each. $O.5O
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-10-24

Ladies' Heavy-Weight Rubber Sandals SOC
From start to finish these are ad-
,mirable overShoes. The contraction
is by the most SIX llfuI workmen, and
material used in them is pure gum.
They are faultless in tit and finish,
and are one OF the greatest bargains
ever offered. Round toes Eno
siges d to s. Price, per pair OOC
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1905-10-24
Mons Fancy Moleskin Shirts at SO Cents

No. 34B401: Mems Heavy Fancy
Colored Moleskin Cloth Shirts. A
heavy twilled cloth with fleeced inner
surface. Comes In a variety of fancy
colored stripes. Yoke back, felled
seams, extension neckband, full 36
inches long. No wear out to this
shirt. Sizes 14i, Is, 154, Is, 16a and
u. Prlce...... ............. E00