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-. ."n.,.:... # faults and
crimes as a nation and as individuals to
humble ourselves before him and to pray
for his =, ~
Thousands of individuals through
out the land refraned from food and
prayed for the nations salvation. The
regular Thanksgiving in November,
1861, was Il rather subdued occasion
and there was 10 presidential procla-
nation. BY the following spring, how
ever, the clouds had begun to lift.
Forts Henry and Donelson had been
captured and Shiloh had been fought.
50 on the 10th Of April Lincoln re-
qucstc,l TIA the people give thanks
because 1t has pleased Almighty
God u vouclsafc signal victories to
the land ana naval forces Thanks
giving day proper in November Of 1862
was observed much as it had been the
year previous and no proclamation ac-
companiel H.
The momcntous year Of 1863 saw
three such proclamations, however.
ne first WIS dated March 80 and
designated April 50 as a day Of fasting
:Ht prayer. In this rather noteworthy
JcullcIit occurs tie significant state
h."nt, Hnt we have forgotten God"
Hy July l. Eicksburg had opened
tie MiSsi;r rpi, ana Gettysburg had
ode Ia" I" II Of invasion, so Oh that
J"y aEp;i.c: PROCLAMATION WAS issued,
i, citing that God had heard the pray
c.,j Of the people and had vouchsafed
Ig.I md Sir ,s1
;;i!d ;, effective" as To- premise ulti-
I.!atc peace. 80 Thursday, Aug q, was
st apart as Il day for national thanks
giving.
ON Oct. , cIIne the first Of Lincoln's
regular IhanaSS wing day proclama-
tu=- Il rr'..cs liz. brighter outlook
. e thr tH.pA, dwelis lovingly Oh the
{ 'ntiMIrd growth Of the nation despite
- fluctuations, gratefully points to
/ g fict that other nations have not
b.. rll t,r.. .,>-I ,iItp Tie s'r1IgS.e ami says,
40 human cU-u- Il hath devised no.
h th any mortal hai!d worked out these
great tAinGs.' 50 the last Thursday in
November i set apart as "a day Of
Thanksgiving and praise"
July Z, 1864, by direction of congress,
President Lincoln designated the first
Thursday ii August ''as Il day of na-
tional humiliation and prayer" oct
- Of ID" same year saw the issuance
Of Lincolns second and last regular
Thanksgiving proclamation. Before
Than: giving day arrived it was
known that Lincoln. by an overwhelm-
ceed himself The war was wearing
to close, and the occasion was aus
picious-
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recOil like a mountain howitzer. He
was particularly friendly toward it,
for he said there was sort of sympa-
1hetic bond between them. We both
kick when we have to work." as he ex-
pressed it.
When tie WOodchuck fever was on
he would shoulder the gun and start
sometimes otherwise. When he brought
one home he would skin it and tack
the skin Oh the door of the barn. Then.
when some admiring youngster would
come along, Hank would give him the
skin he had SO carefully tanned to
show him where there was another
W0odchuck. Some one asked Hank
how he ever expected to make any
thing out of this kind Of Il deal
"Well.' replied Hank, some time I'll
find hole with two in it,
The proprietor of the hotel at the
Corners had advertised Il turkey rattle
the day before Thanksgiving Hank
went, took few chances, but was not
successful. He spent what money he
home that it was going to be ii pretty
dull Thanksgiving without turkey
Just about This time the erratic sage's
wonderful mentality asserted itself.
tie stopped Jennie about opposite the
s4uira'S place. climbed out of his wag-
OH and went around behind the hen
house. In 4 few minutes he came
Lack, got into his; wagon and went on
home. Til" ncXt morning Hank ap-
pcarcd at the ssiti:..,y's
Been down to the henhouse yet,
sqUire:'
40, not yet. Why"
Wei. last night wien | was comm
home Hly turkey got excited. hoped
out Of the wagon, and before | could
stop her she few over the fence and
Wei; DOWN trough your orchard to-
wal the Lcii,oUsc. l s'pose she's in
with yoIrs.
Hem" slowly replied the squire,
thinking slowly just what Hank $
move Was going to be. Suppose you'd
know her, Hank, if you'd see herr"
Here is where the venerable squire
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harIl,.,s t., (. Nv h.ul.es' is bor-
r,,.e.. ~ o.: ;hy good Of mendin' a
borrowed. ,..:'n,-5: No sooner a man
gets i, Lcn,:ri ihan the Teller comes
after il. i.rvci knew it to fail
When every one else was planting pO-
tatoc; Hank was wondering if it was
EOin- 10 be Il dry summer or like the
one they had ninr years ago. And when
Bill ,ie.ison with a boldness that he
might hay" known would have stirred
the very G"t-s. OF Hank : mental cup OF
reason, asked Kim why he didn't turn
up Il little ground and put in few
hills Of potatoes: Hank tapped the bowl
# hi pipe and replied:
"N hrt's the use? II it's Il good year
for ,o;atoes most anybody will give
me enough to carry me through the Win
ter; if its = lad year why, they won't
nobody have any" This closed the pO-
tatD incident.
Hank WAS the pOssesSOr of an old
bay mare The feed was very poor in
Hanks pasture. ".lcnnie knows every
blade of gra>l III that PASTURE said he.
"and She; got every one timed when it
will be long enough to eat again"
Squire Whpple had fine piece of
grass growing next above Hanks
place. About dusk every evening the
philosopher would slowly saunter
down the road and inquire after the
squire. He would spend a few min
utel hanging over the fence and notice
if the squire Was preparing for bed,
talk Il few minutes and then so back
home Jennie, when it grew darker,
would be led into the sQuire's meadow
for her evening meal. OF course it
wasn't long before the squire noticed
that his meadow Was fast becoming
bald in spots and suspected Hank and
Jennie. Hank from his lack of good
pasture ana Jennie from her unusual
rotundity of person.
Becoming aware OF the SuuiIeS sus-
picions. Hank devoted part OF one
evening to taking down part of the
sources fence and turning Fan, the
souire's own horse. into the meadow.
Next morning the squire was out early
mending fence.
stock get OUT" asked Hank.
Yes: last night Old Fan got into the
timothy" and then with just the slight
est touch of sarcasm, he added, 1t
wouldn't be doin' any great harm if
you'd patch up your fence q bit,
Hank
"Nell. | guess old Fan wouldn't find
any great pickn' over in my pasture,
squire" replied Hank with Il low
| chuckle. This ended Jennie's nocturnal
| banouets, and she fell back into her
observance Of the tardy growth OF
grass in Hanks well cropped pasture.
Hank lacked the ability to convert
| his peculiar mental talents into some
| thing OF commercial value. 1t can
| perllps be best illustrated by his
| method of woodchuck hunting. Hank
was the possessor of a gun that had a
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sc";t. i ,....---, aud occasionally Il merv-
on; win from tb2 north rustle' the
russct leaves.
That night she roo=r; her flock on the
ridgepOle Of the cockloft or in one OF
the dOOryarl trees. The sun and moon
seem the same Oh that glorious day.
The moon comes up over the sea like
Il night sun, golden and red, and the
night turns into another day, not quite
SO warm as the sun days, but often
very warm.
1t was very warm on the night Of
which nave Il story to tell. The place
was Il shipyard country house on the
North river where a fleet of ships had
been built, and among them the Colum-
bia, which was Il wonder. 1t was that
ship, commanded by Captain Kendrick.
that discovered the Columbia river.
There had gone to work in that ia
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bine, AMI @aT'e a si:3"c ana was in OBJ
livion.
The turkeys were Iattrnin-. ami
when III" gTr;i; Sl!n-.no;n cam" W over
the sen the became unr,3ai 3r,tb.e,
and two young cobb crs put their heads
down H. look Tor 4 Hue easy adjust
ment, and there it ": :, handy as it
could De-Mr. EUG@it> two feet and
ample supports.
One of them stepped down very care
fully and lighted upon M Ru=gics
leg just above the foot, AMI gave Il
note of satisfaction. 'ihc otter follow
ed the example. Nj. !itI.' sl".> slept on,
and the two goI:,ici', Were soon a~.ccp
perched on ii Two lcS; ANA nestled
close to his fee.
OF what Mr.. EusGtc, dreamed we
cannot be s;:rc, but early III the moru-
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ance was started lry him il 1863, and
there has SIEcr been 10 break in the
yearly THANKSGIVING proclamations
since that cate
Tnr first Lincoln proclamation ap-
pointing Il day for divine supplication
WAS dated Aug. l., 1861 1t dcsig-
mated the last Thursday in September
is ~ day of humiliation. prayer and
fasting" Things did not look especial
Is hri ;ht for the northern arms just
then. The memory of Bull Run was
still fresh. Perhaps TO this fact may
lc a3cribed the pathetic wording Of
the document:
Whereas. When our own beloved coun-
t'y. once. by the blessing of God. united
l-o;rc"oiS and happy. is now afflicted
: III faction and civil war. it is peculiar
/, TT for lis to recognize the hand of God
IL This terrible visitation and in sorrowful
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1t made him cautious. the calltiolsuess
that bro! laZincss and Shift!essness,
for when the roof leaked he put IL pan
C.slrr the hole, instead of making the
repairs. Some one suggested shingles.
wa. III tel you,' he replied. You
Sc" Liy ld0t"r is Old The rounds are
rotten, ana have Il family to support,
SGrpO5c Il round should break and |
break NY leg; who'd look after the old
woman and the kids? Besides, the lad
der is part of the garden fence, and
as for putin the pan under the hole,
why, that's no bother. If the Old wom-
an wants to use the pan, why, she can
wait til it stops rainn'-a rest will do
her good Anyway. There's no use max
iu' "lave out of woman because
shes ;,nbitious. Besides, on rainy
cay E"n can't do nothin' but mend
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NO. so.

d. n. D. remedy is worth its weight in gold.
One bottle cured my little boy Francis. three
years old. Of n bad cas-. Of Eczema had tried all
sorts OF remedies without effect. When got
the bottle OF ID. ID. ID. OF you had no faith in IL
and expected the result would be as in the past
experiences with other remedies. but to my
surprise one bottle made complete cure. and
also cured my hands when l had cut them and
caught the Eczema from nv little boy. had
tried great many saves and washes with NO
success. l cheerfuly recommend to all troubled
with Eczema. NICHOLAS KELLEY.
Rockand. Mass. Sept. =. 1903.
Have you child with any skin affection.
II SO you are criminally negligent if you do
not immediately cure it with ID. d. d.
Prescription. Think of the suffering as the
disease develops and the horror of the uu-
Sean child. BE merciful and invest 81. 90
t)day in 4 bottle of ID. d. ID. Prescription.
fhs will insure a safe, certain and rapid
cure Go now to your druggist. And re-
member will refund every cent if cure
Is not affected
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The Davis & Watkins Co,
Ought to Have Been Happy.

| HENDERSON. y.

Winks-Whnt makes you look so
blue
Jiuks-I have six daughters, none
Oi them married, or likely to be.
Withstand you are blue over it?
You are the most ungrateful mortal
that ever breathed. | have six
daughters. all married. all have
children and I've got to support the
whole crowd.
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Many children inherit constitutions weak
and feeble, others due to childhood troubles.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will posi-
lively cure children and make them strong.
50 cents, Tea or Tablets. Parker's Two
Drug Stores
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HEN TURKEY ON HER NEST.

Thought he had Hank etfectually stop
ped.
Yes. l think l would, squire. She
had a piece OF red flannel tied to one Of
her legs" Here the squire lost the first
checker.
They amt no such turkey down
there, Hank. l don't believe you ever
started home with her. Hank moved
again.
We'll, now, see here, squire if they
amt no such turkey down there, why,
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that settles 1t,
of course. But
so longs you
amt been down
there, how you
gOin' to tell:
You don't mind
goin' there with
me to look, do
you? You know
all your tur-
keys. You amt
got any with a
piece of red
flannel on their
legs, have yOu!''
NO. | amt"
caiI tho cpnjrQ
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

HAVE Qualified A EXECI TKIX
l. oi the eetat- o! fIr late james \. o 'Ne.i.
b.iore the Clerk OF the superior Court Of
Vance tounty. aud hI- - notify al! PERSONS
holding claims agaIHrt the sBII estate TO
present he -;iInr to M Du on l.-iDT. the 9Th
day Of November 1906. or rais loticr will be
pleaded iu bar to the I'cntery thereof All
per-Du- indebted Ia -:sii .-tat" must make
immediate -rtt tlsTnsfff
This -th day as Nov. 1906
MARTHA +. O'NEIL.
ENecutriy estate Of J \ o Neil
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Pain may go by the name Of rheumatism,
neuralgia, lumbago, pleurisy. No matter
what name the pains are called, HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will drive them away.
35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Parker's Two
Drug Stores
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Saturday, December Z3rd, 9O5,

Sell at public auction to- the highest bidder
for cash at the court house door in the
town Of Henderson. y. e. th" following real
estate. tG-wit:
A lot of land near Grryston". y. e. adjoih-
ing the lands of the S"abo"Ti Air Line Rail
way and others. beginning at "a stone ON the
:. 4 l.. Railroad. and run thence y. fG T.. II
and three quarter pOlcs tO stone loung's
corner: thence :. 2G poles to u stone in
Stone line. thence :. 10 " II and three
quarter poles 10 "a stone: th"nrr y. 26 poles
to tn" raIroad. the place. oi beginning. con
taining one and thres fourth acres
Also IA lot Oi land Ia Vance county ndloin-
ing the above beginning at l.. Bourke'- cor
ner on the railroad = ~ seef to a siak.:
thence y. - ". G' feet tn "a stone on tie
railrond thence along tn" railroad 10 T.. 90
feet TO the beginning.
The said abov" lots being those on which
the said +. Bourke and wife resided
This 18th day of. Nov 1905.
4. {. ./DLLHDFFEK.
Trustee
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ing he thought
he heard some
one say. Mir.
Ruggl"&, Mr..
Rugg.es,
'Iiey:
Thesaule vice
said II 4 tpnc
of SURPRISE.
Mr.. l.Ugg s.
Hispc-s 'Ia it,,
easily cillI@ed
the GO sound
into "Itu.'
Then another
voice said il 4
tone of equal
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-11-30
JOYS OF maternity
4 WOnAN'S BEST HOPES REALIZED
Mrs. Potts Tells How Women Should
Prepare for Motherhood

The darkest days of husband and
wife are when they come to look for.
ward to childlesS and lonely old age.
Many Il wife has found herself inca
rable of motherhood owing TO dis
placement of the womb or lack of
strength in the gcncratiye Orrans.
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Saturday, ReccEnI,er 76, 1905,
NOTICE.

pY VIRTUE OF POWER CONFERRED
- upon me lay trust deed executed on the
10Th day Of December, 1891. by T.. Bourke
and wife Susan Bodfkr. which deed iz regis
tered in Nanc" county. III book ]. page 475,
and mt request o' til" holder pf the debt
rtIrni | shnl
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''Well. then. if they's bird down
there with 4 piece of red flannel on her
leg she don't belong to you, does she!"
asked Hank.
mo. she don't. But l know we'll
enough that they amt none down there
that don't belong there" Hank was
getting ready to king"
"All right. squire. all right; but sup
pose they is--thcn-well. then-She be-
longs to some one else. don't She:'
.'YeS l suppose she does" reluctant
ly admitted the squire So they logged
along down to the barnyard. and there
in the yard WAS 4 fat turkey with Il
piece OF fiariHg red flannel tied to one
of its leg.
"Thrrc'S r,y bird. squire. sure
enough" ." said the crafty Hank. and the
squire once more felt the unSatisfyins
but convincing force of Hanks rea
soniuG.
Take her. Hank. SHE'S yours. |
guess" said the squire as he sat down
on the tongue of Il wagon. scratched
his head ana watched Hank round up
the turkey with its scarlet aDk!et
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go od I h in gs,
Il h ank : giving
day in America
originated with
the 'uritans. But
in its present
form as Il nation
nj holiday it real
ly owes its exist
cncc 10 Abraham
Lincoln. The an
nuGl designation
by the president
of the last Thurs
day in November
fn,. SlI,.h ohSar,-
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Ii YOU are troubled with indigestion, con
stipation. sour stomach, or any other pain
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will make
you well and keep you well. 30 cents, Tea
or Tablets Parkers Two Drug Stores.
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" a ) ShiftleSs.
i his Was accept
ed where he was
known with an
amen" Hanks
mind vas active
il spite of his
great iliirinity.
1t made him a
philosopher, not
Il dreamer, but
an earthly resi-
dent. This same
mind of Hank s
led him into va
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NOTICE OF SALE.

pI VIRTUE OF THE POWER AND
, authority given by Il certain Deed in
Trust executed by James l.. Wiggins to
Andrew J. Harris which is recorded i'll the
Office Of Register OF Deeds for the County OF
Vance. in Deed of Trust book No. |. page
5N2. the following property will he sold nt
the court house door in Henderson. at public
uucti0n, for cash to the highest bidder ut II
a'rInrl-
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Monday, December 18Th, 1905,


uuctien, for cash to the highest bidder at -
clock.
Monday, December 18Th, 1905,
vii lot of II acres bounded as follows:
Begin Mt II stone i'll e. W Wright's line and
run thence : 3Sla W. 6S14 to an ash in lotin
Niggins line: thence : toa perslmmon tree;
thence east 3Sl2. thence north to the begin
ming. bought October 2S. 1891. from l.. =
Virgins One tract of i acres bought same
day of L. : Wiggins and X. W. Harris ad-
joining lands OF J l. Wicgins. &. W. Wright
and Francis Wiggins Begin at stone in
J. l. Wiggins line and run thence east to q.
W. Wright's line: thence with Wrights line
north TO n planted stone in his line: thence
west with Wrght's line to Il pine tree in
Nright's and j. l.. Virgins line; thence
south with his line to the beginning.
Also one undivided onc-half interest III one
tract OF 2l acres decided to J. l.. Wiggins and
Francis Wiggins by Jane Sears about 30
years ago, which deed is recorded i'll Gran
VILE county and is hereby referred to for
boundaries
Also one lot or parcel adjoining T. Il. Full
Ter and others bounded as follows: Begin at
post oak In r. Il. Fuller's line and run
thence to a stone i'll J. l.. Wiggins line:
theme" north to stone in G. W. Wright 5
line; thence west along Nrieht's line 10
tuIIer's line and along Fuler's line to the
beginning. containing acres more or less.
November 10Th. 1905.
ANDREW J. HARRIS. Trustee.
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i7zo !. 40 QS0blins
By Us=e;.iah Eutterworth

DTNIir.:;:. cones Il proud day III
ii iG'-itn summer to an old
81 fsil1, Il day Of real impor-
t;i--te. 1t is when the hen
tur,,y rrt;.Ii!' to the hoMc roofs and
dooryIid tree, from the fields, bringing
hei flock W:fh her.
T;li holiday parade takes place near
killing tine" She approaches the
farnlstead slowly and cautiously, and
if struttins is done the cock turkey
does it in the sunny air. The fire Of
the sun seems falling in showers i'll
those days. The air is indeed as bright
as it used to be in summer time, but
not quite SO warm. The air is still and
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SALE OF LANDS.

bI VIRTUE OF THE POWER OF SALE
- conferred upon me 10y AN order aud de-
cree Of the Superior Court of Vance count =.
in the special proceeding entitled. William
Parrish and wife and others ~. \. II vii
krrson aud others, shall, pn
Saturday, ReccnsI,er IS, 1905,
sell 10 the highest bidder at public auction.
for cash, at the store house OF J NJ Satter-
white. in WILLIAMSBURG Township near
Dexter, the following described iracis %!
land:
First Tract: Adjoining the lands Of VIM
ii. Green, H. =. Hicks aud OF hers containing
30 acres more or less, aud known ~ tho
Tucker Land being the same land devised
to Mrs. SalIie Crews by Temperance Lemny.
SerOud Tract: Adjoining he lands Of John
X. Wilson. Mrs. Lucy flniburn and others,
containing 2G acres. more or LEGS. and being
the land devised by Samuel Lcmny to ". H.
Crews. Time of sa" II O'Clock NJ
This Nov. ] ith, 1905
{. L. CREWS
Commissioner.
II. :. RoyHter Attorney.
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Has Stood the r ST IS Years.

The old. original GROVES Tasteless Chill
Tonic. You know what you are taking. II
is iron and quinine in tasteless form No
cure, nopay. soc.
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General line OF Groceries always on
hand at II. THOMASON'S.
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Sluggish Liver a Foe to Ambition.

You cannot accomplish very much if Your
liver is inactive as you feel dull, your eyes
are heavy and slight exertion exhausts you.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup stimulates the
liver and bowels and makes you feel bright
and active Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
does not nauseate or gripe and is mild and
very pleasant to take. Orno is more effec-
tive than pills or ordinary cathartics. Re
use substitutes Melville Dorsey, druggist.
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WE PROVE IT.

ID. ID. ID. co. Medical Department
uo-i7O Michigan ST.. Suite 4I3 Chicago
Please send me free prepaid IA large rize
sample bottle of u. ID. D.. pamphlet and
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