The gold leaf., 1905-05-11
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VERY LOW PRICES.
Lumber, Lime, Shingles.
Door-, Windows, Frames,
Oak \Iantc!5, Tiles, Crates, &c.
TOH\ B. WATKINS.

Dr ! ;. Pendieton has returned
after a,. absence of several weeks TAX
na y special course in Philadelphia.
Mr. D. \. Cooper returned home
NonI.,. from Il business trip North
TO New York, Philadelphia and
other pDints-covering week.
;. : Written advertises a four
room cottage dwelling for sale or
rent. D,.sirably situated in good
neighbDrhOod. Terms reasonable.
Mr. Jacques Phelps is home to spend
a few weeks from New York City,
whrr,. he has II good position with
the Columbia Phonograph Company,
Mrs. s. r. Harris has returned from
il ten DAYS visit to New York City,
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Olive, who has been there pursuing
her musical studies.
Mr~. II. J Hartmaier left Yesterday
for Baltimore, her old home, to spend
some weeks with relatives. Her
health is somewhat improved and it
is hoped the change will be beneficial
Memorial Day was observed yester-
day afternoon i'll kittrell as usual.
Quite crowd went from here return
iug on the G:3O train. A fuller ac-
count is necessarily deferred until next
week
Mr. J. T. b. Hoover has returned
from Il trip to the Eastern part of
th" State where he has been in the in
trrrst OF Buckhorn Lithia Water. He
WAS quite successful and large ship
m"uts OF water are being made to
points visited as Il result of his work
III Introducing it.
Mr.. Will X. Coley representing that
sterling paper the Raleigh Morning
Post, was here Monday and Tuesday
il the interest ofhis journal. Having
been n resident here at one time Mr..
Colpy has many friends and acquaint-
auces in Henderson who are always
glad TO see him.
Mr.. J. Whit Wood, of Phillipsburg,
y. j.. was a visitor to Henderson this
week, coming to attend the annual
meeting of the Henderson Water
Company, of which he is president.
His interests here and his frequent
visits to our town are such that we
regard him as one of us almost, and
It is always Il pleasure to see him.
Why nothing is done against the
vagrants of Henderson is explained
by reason of the fact that no fees can
h" collected from this class because
they have no money to pay with. But
haven the tax payers who pay sal
aries. right to demand that the
law he enforced whether costs of ar
rest and trial are collected or not?
DR. Harry Baker. OF Richmond,
was Il Henderson visitor this week,
ON business for his mother in the sale
OF the Burgwyn factory building
property Dr. Baker lived in Hender-
son several years ago being connect
ed with Col. Burgwyn's bank at
the time, and he has many friends
among our people who were pleased
To SEQ him.
As will be seen by advertisement
elsewhere in this paper, DR.. S. Rap
port, the eye specialist, will be at
MaSSenburg's Hotel Wednesday
May 18th, for the purpose OF exam
inmg eyes and fitting glasses. There
are many persons in Henderson fol
whom DR.. Rapport has done worl
and he has invariably given satisfac
ton rs to the service rendered an(
prices charged.
Don't let the children suffer. If they ar
t7etful peevish and cross, give them Hollis
ters Rocky Mountain Tea The best bab
tonic known Strength and health follow it
Use. 81 cents. Parkers Two Drug Stores.