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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-02
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etast"-Sie tbristn @ei6sriter.
8on ben Gef9pifern bes papites
pius X. fplsten inn apei S9peitern,
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nal 9aus bielten, mad &pm, bic iibris
gen 8riiber unb S9peltern blieben
fern unb betreiben mad tpie Dor ibr
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Wirtbin in Hiefe, cine anbere S9nei>
berlin in SalSano, cine brittle bat einen
&ramlaoen. elm 8ruber lit Poitbeam>
ter untpeit Mantua. Die in Hom lebenz
ben S3peiiern ipobnen nidt etpa i'm
@atifan, fpnbern I'M britten Stod zines
einfa4en 9aufes am petersplaB. Der
Salon, mo Die 8efu9e empfansen tpers
ben, lit bluu tape5irt, bic 5eniter unb
Sbiiren baben CRIME Portieren unb
an ben WGnben bGnsen onerlei Oelbils
Der uno photographer Yius' X. aus
Der pene5ianif9en 3eit. Quf benz rum
ben Slid inmitten bes Salons itsbt
cine 9lusf9ole nit @iIitenfarten unb
Elm Stereoitop, unb in elmer Gde Elm
GROCER pbonperapb, Der ben alien Oaz
men 5upeilen Nbpe9ieluns in ibr elm
James 0aiein brinst. Senn Maria
unb 3pfa Sarto-5O= bis 6OiGbriee
riiitise Srauen in einfa6er, f9parser
&leiouns-fibren Elm iiberaus auriids
ge5ogenes 9eben unb seben faft ME aus,
es benin our Mefe pber gum 8ruber
in ben 8atifan.
ssh miiFen enti6ulbisen, bab i'd
Sie parten lieb," fagte bic cine einmul
gu einem 8eIu9er, .ober i9 mar auf
Der Serrahe, um na4 Der Daf4e gu
ieben. Sn Der eritsn 3eit," ersdblte lie
fparerbin, rginsen mir mitunter in Der
Stabt berum, aber iebt fiir9ten mir
immer, bab man uns erfennt. Wir
leben pie bic Nonnen 80" Sen papit
feben bic S9peftern muir felten, benin
bic Seit bes 9eiligen 8aters lit iber>
aus bef9rGntt. Sn Hom fiblen iid
bic alien Samen ni9t ibermGbis
ipobl; bic 2ebensmittel feien anau
tbeuer, nur bas miloe &lima befomnle
thner
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-02
Die SetSrSs fur SHentli@e Mr.
bitten befatist Den 8ert9t
Der GommifI6re.

Die 2ommifdre, tueI9e BON Der Sto6i
unS Der 8afers@ ompasnie ernannt purben,
beri&teten mad elmer ~ftrensen unb umfans,
rei9en Prlfuns bes ftdbtii@en 8afers
frIsenbermaben:
pDir finb e%inftimmts Der Anfi1t, bab
Sas BaHer ruel9es ben goniumenten tpdb.
renS Der Periose bieier nnterfuduns s~eIiefert
wnrSe, suten seiun6beitIi9en Gbarafters
mar; bab bas @afer pom 9ripats8 Drummer
elmer Der pi9tisftsn Saetorem Der @mts
fsbunsss r1ria@en Oiefer (Eppbus) epibemie
perioSe mar"
Die Sommifdre empfeblen bic Gonbem.
niruns bon 9ripat.g ruanet unb Shorten,
uno empfebIen, bab Berbinbunsen NIT Abs
3usstandIen bsrseifelt merben ioIIen 100
tuimer fi@ icI8e befinben. Der san8e 1e,
riot Der aonrmiHdre 1T in Druid unb tuirb
auf anfrase abseIiefert ODER nit Der pof
perianbt.
Die nuaIitdt bes @afers, mie foI&es pom
bieier @eieai9aft seIisfert wirb, unb ME
bur& Sieien 8eridt feftseiteut, 1T fir ale
Seruobner Der Stabt gum gripats@ ebrau&
enrpfebIens!rertb.
Snbianapolia @aHer 60.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-02
anterirSifdjts Gsmad.
Yepasri0ier &aum in Screen oes 2eopoIss
bsrees bet gSiea.

VtDHerto1er WQum TN Netjeu Dee Seop0tps
berscs bet gSien.
Cine merfniirbige @ntbedung maG>
ten biefer Sage mehrere Souriiten auf
benz 9eOpolbberse untpeit Wien. Sur6
3ufuu ftieB elmer Der Souriiten auf cine
Defining am 8oben, Die bur9 mori9e
9alfen berbedt tpdr unb auf einen
Drummer f9lieBsn lieB. Sn elmer Siefe
bon 1913 SUB fab maj, Wafer. Sod
INNER in Der Meinuns, es nit einem
Drummer gu tbun gu BADEN, beriudten
bic Souriiten 5und9ft, Die Siefe bes
Wafers gu ergriinben, unb erit als
man ti9 0 Der @efabrloiisfeit iibers
5eugt bate, lieBen fi9 spei Souriften
nit 5ilfe BON Seilen in bic Siefe slei<
ten. gu ibrer groben lteberrai9ung
fabeR fib Die Souriften tnmitten zines
. groBen, bon Sdulen getragenen &ais
mes, beffen 8oben fi9 %itelenpeiie UNI
ter @afer befanb. Soneit bas Sell
unb Die Semperatur bes WaHers es
geitatteten, bur9forf9te man ben UNI
terirbif9en Saal. Sci bieier 9elegens
belt erblidte man au9 cine i6pere,
eifenbef9laeene Shiir auf Der grbe,
bic, nit pereiRten &rdften pesseboben
unb ge5osen, feline Seffnung, tpObl aber
ben 8oben bes Saales seiste. Wie es
fi4 5eigte, beitanoen Die WGnbe bes
etpa SO SUB bo6en Sadles aus feitem,
nit eementartiger Wafe perbunbenem
9eitein.-@s lit mod frusli9, pb es iid
ba UNI ueberrsite Der ebemaligen Burg
Der 8abenberger Dber INN peribittets
&eaerr6ume 6anbelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-02

Inter ben 8a9err, tpeIde f9 sesen<
udrtis elmer sroben Nusaabe erfreuen,
fino Die fleinen YaB Bidder yunierer
Seieaf6aft". Sieies 8l9Isin lit ber<
f9ieoen bon ben meiiten Yublifationen
in Der Sbatfade, baS Der Befber Der
Serfafer bon ber Seldidte miro, Die
es er3ablt. 90 pie Die 3ablen td auf
Die @rebit< Seiten bes 8aaleins ber>
msbren UNI 10 intershauter miro es.
Inn f4 Der GrsdbIuns i'm boafen
Srabe gu erfreu.n, ioaten Die Oepoiteu
@intrasungen 10 oft tpie mOglid bors
fommen. Si9ern sic fia zines bieier
intereh anten8 ldleins inbem Sic bafiir
anfragen in benz Spar. Department bsi
INDIANA TRUST CO.,
Gde 8aibrnston Str. unb girsimia @ue.,
capital. 900
neberi9u6 49,. $25O,OOO
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-02
Die meiitaeIefenen siiher

Oas &eiultat Der Sabresumfrase.
tpel9e bas r2iterarifde @9o" en- Die
8ibliotbeten in Oeuti9lanb erluFen
bat, nm bic meifteelefensn Bidder unh
Quturen bes Sabres 1904 feit5uiteasn,
mar folsenbes: Sas 8u6 Der Saion
mar Stilgebauers y@Ob &rafft" (96
Mul genannt), bann fontmen erft Glaru
8iebig nit ibrem Homan nSas falas
fenbe Seer," Srau b. 9epfins nit ben
r8riefcn, Die i'm nidt erreiatsn,-
8eperlein NIT rSena ober @eban9".
Srenhen nit nSOrn ubl," 8aubiiiin
nit rGrftflafise Meniden" unb Sbo=
mas Mann nit ben r8ubbenbrods.
@ier Iutpren untsr ben genannten fies
ben (8eperlein, Jrenhen, 9epfins unb
Mann) sebOrten i9on au ben Giesern
bes Sabres 1903.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-02
Nene Sntorporattouen.

Sncorpprationsseiude uurben in
Der Office beg Stnats . Sstretdrs tuie
fOl9t eingerfi4t:
Die Bonner : 8enee 9rug Co.,
Clinton; @apital 50, 900; SirsetOren:
Winiam 8. Bonner, Wprtls Bonner u.
5rnnt 8snce.
Die r9artforo @itp athletic nno
Mmuiement Co.; capital $1,000;
SirsefOren: Sobn Burns, S.. g. Gro.
min, Waion Palmer. 8. 8. 6olbroot
uro W. Or. D.qer.
Die ~St. SOfspb polii6 Roman
@atbolic @emeterp a%hOciation", South
8eno; capital SIS. 600.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-02

Gnorme g mdragoenl :
ser finb fiir5fid i'm Jlubgebiete bes
ltral. &ublonb, entbedt ipproen. Sc
tpurben bisber Steine aufsefunben.
tpelde on gr0be unb Tarbenpra4t bic
@maragNe aus Columbia iibertreffen.
Der grOBte Der bisber s~efunbenen
Steine bate elm 9etpiht bon 80 Rardt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-02
DDS JGnmmut6.
26rpersei9afenbeit nes Sbieres nn6
feline @eruiGtuns.

tnterifciouneSmertmaie oes 4sammmtbs
rom @iepbantem-@pbmort n ssaBruts
ses Sbieres @ammatbmabISeiten mno
nadbeissettIi6le Saeer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-02

Bauer
s. 2ons, badfeinernes Wobn5aus.
1920 gepiae 4bsnue, $1,000. = 6. u.
Broun, &%sparatursn, 1923 Norb Sill.
nois StraBs. $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-02
&uFnbahn =Tabrplau.
n Sine.
Abgano
6~leDelano, Cincinnati, Chicago & St souts aatIruav.

&I~eseIanb DibifiIA
absans 4utauit
ameraan espres tasa4. 4 aOgm uep sorf 9Th taaI $ d .....1a 1ogm
Runie 6ts8 & 3 $ @sp.. 7 oogm Union @tp accon, tdaI. 8 35Ym
y & y 9Mn tdsha 3d.. Z 3OHm Sort Basne & Git @Spreb. 10 408m
@leOlano Nccom. .........10 45@m Sontbpefern 3b tI Is. IL 2s@m
anoerlon UP ...:......11 SOIm @noerion grpreb p........ 2 45am
= , & . 3imt tdI d s.. 3 56Nm ct Bouts atb teI d s....... 8 o0sm
Union @Hs 4 9Th Zee tasI s sOgm amenean grprs6 tiaia.. .. 6 l5Nn
Rni6erbnder Sp tdl d &s.. 6 2OAH 3 & Union 9th @eeom g OORm
St 4outs Sibifton.
Nw gort STD tsI s.......12 2OWm amerion erpreb tl. ...... 4 oOBm
81 Souus @som. Z 15gm Snbs Col u Oabton Ct tIs 4 20gm
soutbpeasrn em td d I. IL 45Wm 81. 9uuis grpreb taaI So. 7 15gm
serre soute & aRapn dee. s oo0m = 3 & Bottom sim taaI ds. 3 5oam
Mnaencan grpreb tagl. -. -. 7 05Nm ct 9ouis &eeom. 49,. s s58m
@nc, Sntps & ct 8 Ct tI IL 6osm &niderboder sp tdsI 9 d 80. 6 t5Rm
Cincinnati Oibtftem.
Gin & 4ons Ha@terpreb tsIs 8 45Bm eineinmahaee 80. -. 10 a5sm
ct aous & Gin @a&tesb tss 4 sONm Gbie & ct 2Grpreb Ia & sill s5Yp
Cincinnati @1p tag 49,. Z aOBm Sous cts Chicago ersreb11 s5gm
Cincinnati asom :...... | oOgm Bbhe gHs epsiaI tdsI p. 8 O5&n
Cincinnati 2m taSI $50. 2 65Hm SnbianapoIs Accom- tdsHd. 8 4ONm
aouisoiae espret ........ 3 b5&m Sine snbs & ct 8 Ct to II 4oNm
Cine C gsafb s 8 ts d 6 p 8 2oRm Cine & 9ouisb SO bfap tsI Sill 5ogm
gbiesso 0~ibifion.
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3amfafee Mceom .......... Z OOBm &amtatee Mceom. 10 soEm
Chicago 0af esprsb tel d p IL bo8m ene Sat Cypress taI d.. 3 4Oaw
ea0apehe aeeOm ........ 5 sbSm ene & ssafs s g. p...... 8 o5xm
Mt&tsau Ctbtfion.
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gIfbart See tdsn6 ........ s 2ONna @entou $artor Grpreb 49,. 3 45Nm
Wi&igam @g3seb.....--.. 8 00sn
Besrta Dibifion-p efIi9
Reoria @rpreb tasa& 8 -. IL 1ogm columbus & esme esp tl 8 8 s0Bm
Beasrn arSrs taqi4 ID. IL 5e8a Rg & SSio special ...... : 4eam
Champaign aeeOm .-.-.. 4 1oRm Heoria espreb tagi& p & d 8 0ssm
*eoria Uitifion-oHIi&.
Columbus egpreb tdsI..... 4 25sm Columbus @rpreb tasI SILL o5sts
Ohio Especial tdgI. 800. 8 0ORm 9bnn Neeom." ........ 10 o0Ym
esnn @aom. ............. 8 16sam Columbus @spreb tayt....11 aega
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-02

Sn 9 arifer q eitaurant 8
pirb bGufie Wuultbisrgebirn an StelIe
bon GalbssebiSu ben @dften f@erpirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-02

Indianapolis & ptneennes q. a.
cairo & Nineen gxpr tdeE& Z 9OBm Spener & Bebfsrb Ae, tdgl. 8 46Bm
Bineennes gyprb tdsl..... 8 50sm gineeunes @ypreb tdsi&. 10 s0gn
speneer & 8eSforb Nc. tdst. 4 45Nm Cairo @rprsb tdsa&..-.---e 16NS
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-02

Merfp ii ses 8rauts
p a r. Gin Hi9ter in Butte, Mont..
f9miebete tiirali9 Elm f~onberbares
8rauipaar in bic @befeNeln. SO mar
Der 72jGbriee fait ponitdnbis erblinbete
Neger Sobn Wbite unb Die faftaniens
braune 55 Sabre alte Wittipe 2puiie
Woobion. u@pllen Sic bieie Srau
our @beedttin ne6rnen," mar bic Trage
bes &i9ters. Sure, bour !9onpr, bas
lit. fpenn fic perfpri9t mir gu eebor@
9en." Die Srau Derfpra4 bas audi
nit GROCER 3uneenfertigfeit unb aufrie>
ben trolte bas f9par3e gbepdr9en a6.
erbrennt 9 ell It.
Sn Ses Mpines, Sa., bat ii9 bic bod
betagte Srau 8. 6. Ilerunber ielbit
perbrannt. Sic trdnfte tbre &leiber
nit PETROLEUM unb feBte tie bann IN
8ranb. Sbr damn elite naa benz
6euer, fonnte aber feline Srau tpegen
bes Gau6es niht febsn. Mls es pers
lolWle5 Idnp man DIE 10redltm per-
brunnte 2ei9e Der Srau in elmer @de.
Rummer iiber bic f6tpG9lide @efunbs
belt ibrer apei 309ter foa bic nrfa9e
ibrer 9anblungsDeiie gepeien iein.
Ptp mainpergitun 9. @on
einem grGbli9en Sob purbe Der Dir
beiterfiibrer 2epis 81. 4ener IN Qnens
topn, 3d., credit. l1nlGngft tpurbe nad
elmer MISUNDERSTANDING elm 2un4
f@erbirt, baruntsr audi 5rantflrter
Diirit9en. Mebrere, bic o lebteren
aben, tpurben plOBlid fdtper franf
unb Sellers San purbe 70 f9limm.
bab fiinf Gerste berbeige3Ogen purbea;
dnein es half Mues nihts: Der 38iGbs
rtse, febr beliebte Mann erlag elmer
Ptomainpersiftung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-02
pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St Sonts A'v.
SnbtauapsIts Dibiftou.

pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & ST. Sonts H'r
SnbtauapeIts Oibifton
Mbsame @utunft
@itsburs epseiaI, tasI .. 8 sOBm 81 souis sFesioI tasI.::. Il 1Oen
Columbus Meeom tdsI. -. 7 3O8m OF 3ouis Gin tdgHa 8 b.. 6 45Rm
Tw Bort @rpreb tag 8 d.. 8 1OBm @aptaI @Sprb tdsIid sd. 6 508m
6esaene @rpreb tdl d &s. 8 O5Nm Gbic & ct 8 grpreb bI d 9 IL 1Osam
Mtautc @rpreb tdgti& 80. & O0Nm Snbtauabofs Mccom. ..... IL 40Nm
*W D Qn tdaH& 8 d b.. 6 5Oshm ct 2emis Grpr tdI d g.. 8 O6Sm
Yittsbura Grpreb, tdsI sd. 7 O5Rm Ntmmt tene 8afasiere t%- 3 s0Rm
gbteago D%tbtfttn.
gbieaao Spmial, tap b -. IL 36Vm S0utbern eypr td9R& 49,. s 158n
2on & gb s gSpr tdsn& I'll 60sem Chic & 3u GTpr tdgh& p b 8 40Rv
0sutsbtIIe Otbtfiom.
southern grpres taI So. 8 s5Bm 2omsb & aRastlon Aes tdgI 10 10Wm
Bts & 9ou + 8 tagl So. Z OO8m @bie IS tal p b.........1 IL 30Qm
SEob Gee MUIR Souuf $50. 7 3OBna 2ouisbtle u. Wabtfon &e.. 8 4ORM
Qouisb & MaSfom aeeem.. 8 05Bm 2ouisS & @tttSb s 2tdsi& 8 6 3bNm
Chicago & 2cu s 8 tdeHa pb 8 55Hm aRabtion @eeomm Sonntass 8 15Em
Weabifon Aceom tdgl...... 8 65Nm Su & @bt0 eTpr. td9t&s 11.S6 x8s
2ouisbiHe Mceom tdgI..-.. 6 46Nm
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-08-03
Henderson Episcopal Church.
BY DIR. JOHN HILL TUCKER.

The first building of the Church of Holy
Innocents, Henderson, n. c., was memo
rial of the only son of John s. Eaton
whose body was found the morning
after having gone out hunting and failed
to return at night, under such circum-
stances as to leave no doubt of his
having been accidentally killed by the fir
ing OF his gun, in attempting get over
a fence.
To copy in part the church records
from the address of Bishop Ives to the
convention of 1912, in Oxford: "This
event became, in the merciful providence
of God, the means of turning the minds
OF his wealthy parents to God and
religion: and Major Eaton was the
chief contributor towards the church.
Art thou afflicted? Go and do like
wise" The following lines are inscribed
on the marble, which marks the grave
OF the youth, whose untimely death &C
complished SO much towards the estab-
lishingof the church in this village:
"Thou joyous youth, hence learn how soon
Thy years may end their flight;
Long, long, before life g brilliant noon
May come deaths gloomy night
To serve thy God no longer wait
Today His voice regard;
Tomorrow mercy's open gate
May be for ever barred
The grave referred to in Bishop Ives
address, may now be found in a vine
covered plot near the County Home,
which was the old residence of Major
Eaton. 1t is the hope OF the Vestry at
sometime in the future to remove the
body to suitable final resting place.
and to place in the church memorial
window to the youth, with whose death
the church's early history in Henderson
is so closely connected.
The Parish was organized Easter Mon
day, 1912. The church consecrated
Whit-Sunday, May 18th, 1912. The
first rector was Rev. R. NJ Chapman.
2. Sterling Y McMasters.
,. Norman c. Stoughton.
4. Cameron F. McRae.
5. Donald Mcleod.
6. Thomas F. Davis
III. Richard Hines.
8. Henry H. Prout
g. Joseph W. Murphy.
10. William c. Hunter
II. William S. Pettigrew
II. Julian Ingle.
The present rector, Rev. Julian f.
Ingle took, charge of the Parish June
LIST, 1879. In Oct, 1888, the present
cllurcn ounce was begun ana was Occu-
pied for Divine service July 10Th, 1885,
though not completed until the following
year.
The present number of commandments
is ia.
Members of the Vestry at this time:
Julian E. Ingle, Rector; G. c. Lamb,
Senior Warden; Henry Perry, Junior
Warden; A. c. Zoliicoffer, Secretary: Y.
Cooper, Treasurer; James H. Brodie,
S. Z. Cooper. E. W. Ellis, J. A. Moore.
Maurce j. O'Neil, &. A. Rose, John Hill
Tucker.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-08-03

Gloss Parker, Elizabeth Pittman, Leila
Shannon, and Mesdanes T. u. Pittman
and S. P Cooper.
Perhaps the largest and certainly one
OF the most enj able Clubs OF our town,
is the Book Exchange While this Club il
neither strictly literary nor social, iteom-
bines both features, and has proved most
delightful.
The Club was organized by Mrs. r. J.
Corbitt, and held its first meeting most
enthusiastic one, at her residence in
September, 1908.
The membership is limited to thirty.
Mrs. Corbitt, the Club first president,
is still it's leader, The other officers are:
Vice President-Mrs. Lex Davis
Secretary-Mrs ". ". Parker.
Treasurer-Mrs Alex Cheek
The circulating library, belonging to
the Club, consists of the new books, and
keeps the members in touch with the
books and authors of today, from which
the ladies have derived much pleasure
and benefit Each member contributes
one book of her own selection, which is
to become her book at the end OF the
year. The Club meets on alternate Wed
nesday afternoons at the homes OF the
different members, where it is entertained
in many delightful ways, and the books
exchanged. The hostess generally pro-
vides some interesting amusement for the
entertainment Of her guests.
The infant Club OF the town is the Ken
singtoD, and as it's name implies it is an
embroidery or fancy work Club, which
has only been in existence few months.
The Club was organized on Feb. 14th,
1905, at the suggestion OF Mrs. J. L.
Alderman, president of the Woman's
Tuesday Club The kensington is an in
dependent organization, yet one COM
posed exclusively OF the twenty members
who constitute the Tuesday Club.
AS the Tuesday is pre- eminently study
Club and on the old principle that "all
work and no play makes Jack a dull
boy the ladies decided to have an or
ganization whose object is purely social.
The Club meets on Tuesday, alter
mating with the Tuesday Club at 1870
in the morning The meetings are quite
informal and most delightful The ladies
vie with each other in the variety and
beauty OF their handiwork, and many
charming examples of embroidery, lace
work, ETC., are displayed.
Delightful also are the dainty work
bags, aprons, chatelaines and other &C
cessOries that are worn, and last but not
least, the conversation is most sprightly
and entertaining.
There are onl " three officers:
President-Nlrs s. =. Cooper
Vice President-MissW Willie Parker.
Secretary-Mrs j. H. Parham.
At the meetings very light refreshments
are served.
1t has already been found the kensing-
ton bids fair to be success, for the So
cial Club has a place as useful as the
study Club, for the sensible thing to do is
neither to ''wear OUT nor rust out but
to ''live out
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-08-03

Ladies and gentlemen's lace stipe hos
iery-good values and low price.
H. THAOMSON.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-08-03
SHOT BY DISCHARGED Ma,

E. q. Billingsley. Vice pr.,
the West Construction Co S.nt Of
Darlington S. G., by Dis, I"o' in
Employe. "a'sd
Mr.. E: G. Billingsley i,..,n.,
OF the West Constructor O. P. or%lt
tanooga, Tenn, one y i lhat,
which is doing the stree, j. a''as
ment work in Henderson IMPROVE
by "A discharged employ in nor Ino'
ton, s: C., where he is dome ' s;as
work, last Thursday. H. Ts sinIar
fully but not seriously hnrf - pail
taking effect in the iaco-.n't,'% SHOT
the right cheek bone end l,n nrloT
somewhere in the neck Fla IEusihg
"A calibre, has not been r.,n "uLlet,
In fact, it cannot be located an o'H
X-Ray machine will be rriaJ ",,u aa
Mr.. Billingsley went from Hahn In 1t
to Darlington to inspect ,L n. n
there and had been gone I'm, "ofk
days when information came =, " 'g~
was shot. A special from DarIin lima. lie
to the Columbia State riyrs ,'s lyon
lowing particulars: ' "t
DARLINGTON, July PA sh,,,;n
CURED here today about Il a clnrt ,Ls &c
came near being a very serious ana NC" n
affair. The difficulty arose hetwa0uF
G. Billingsley, of st. Louis and Ia" D. lsu l.
of Kentucky, and the result i ,Ln n,' "a
Kingsley has a serious and naintrl t M W.
not dangerous, wound, while Rrrct b bu'
been lodged in Jail. mas
Billingsley is the vice president -, q
West Construction Co., Of Chattanoo""f
which has the contract for consTrna,s,
pavements in Darlington. Rrort u ,Ds
finishing smith who has been wn,t;. d
for the company. Billingsley is mn, ,Is
local superintendent OF this lob Inn, :
general supervisor and director If ms,a
like this at Darlington. Billingsley W.,
here today inspecting the work and bss
occasion to reprimand Brock a. n ~
| inferior character of his work Ar W.,
| Brock became Infatuated, quit work an5
| went of and armed himself. after wb;nh
he sought to renew the trouble Rlliprs
ley asked him to be quiet aud 90 10 i.
hotel to talk it over and thereupon nro
| ceeded to go to the hotel. While BilEnc.
ley stood facing him Brock began firm
and Billingsiey ran through the ho,s
and on into Floyd's restaurant in II.
rear Brock followed ana fired thns
times. Only one ball, the first shot tool
effect, but this inflicted an ugly wound n
Billingsley's face. The doctors proh.J
for the ball but have not found it. The
wounded man is resting well and his con
ditiOn is not considered dangerous
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-08-03
Attractive as Our Home 5.

Ten thousand churches painted with l.. 4
NJ. Paint, and are most attractive.
Liberal quantity always given free
gallons L. & NJ. mixed with gallons oil
will paint house.
Wears aud covers like gold.
Don't pay $3.50 a gallon for linseed oil
which you do for ready-for-use paint.
Buy oil fresh from the barrel at 60 cents
per gallon and mix it with L. 4 NJ. Paint. Ii
makes paint cost about 1920 per gallon
Delaney Gregory, Fort Plain, n. Y.
writes:
Have sold L. 4 NJ paint for over % wears
and everyone is surprised to find how little
is required to paint big house. Sold by
Melville Dorsey
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-08-03

II you are troubled with dizzy spells. head
ache, indigestion, constipation, HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will make you we'll and
keep you we'll ii it fails get your money
BACK. That's fair. 80 cents. Parker's Two
Drur Stores
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-08-03
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles

r. Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protuding Piles.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT
fails to cure any case, no matter how long
standing, in 6 to IA days. First application
gives ease and rest. soc. If your druggist
hasn't it send soc in stamps and it viii be
forwarded postpaid By Paris Medicine Co..
st. Louis. Mo ~
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-08-03
Has Stood the Test AZ Years.

The old. original GROVES Tasteless Chill
Tonic. You know what you are taking 1t
is iron and quinine in tasteless form. No
cure, TO pay. soc.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-08-03
To Cure q Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUlNINE Tab.
let's. All druggists refund the money ii fail.
to cure. f. w. Groves signature. j. on each
box. 25c.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-08-03
EiendiSh Suffering

is often caused by sores, ulcers and cancers
that eat away your skin. VIM. Bedell of
Flat Rock, Mich. says: Il have used Buck
lens Arnica Salve for Ulcers, Sores and Can
GERS. 1t is the best healing dressing | ever
found" Soothes and heals cuts, burns and
scalds. 25c at Melville Dorsey's drug store
guaranteed.