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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-03-30
2aS nell. fiih' mo SdgNseits.
pas fG4ssrrt,

HlittN ii mj;;;is G.Ncign,rM.
RtRcN Guo TlQiu pHbtita Nao NIr
nit Amaze. Sy9'.;,u;. S9;ts gH9 Nlr
9uui ty.aUtt. ItU SIittN H1I' ,y
',t,: %u@Tts aUy WEv3Nf;H HH.t
Caml, UuN C't'iylut aitl lt1t'tNt.
itn Wl>M. GlstaiaaMty yta Nyt.
gpuo@ luo rev e.;jt; Ri4H a.Ast'
io,eN'R Am Wwp'.giGa> @G",.s
= i.3r 4 ca@ Ssning t;.:ut,. 80;
uttt ,HGUslls 500 9lIy>$ V,G al
GWrUNcurs lata auHHN |,a"Gs.
4PlNuows el,i man mt CGtw Glt,
0ety ~ NuB lausu GtF ;am }rG
See gUstlu4 ,lustu. suite UN:C
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-03-30

ttntn 3obttn fieI uno iromlt mon II,
n0h'i,n Nug,nbIids tn uEe Raorrt
, hlnaOlilrBit. no no etr N,m ,iues
| Rdmcraotn bier tno oa perlcbrns bob.
nm cnl', 5iitCno. Tr1n3is 10 6p.
pom Rtuem oas gaori .gOtp2rl@,
Vorwaris" Der SseItn aui uMs ioy'
elite man oem AaElngat 81. VS.
II IS moQllh - mus man bier ieal,
auI bic Rorper Der aamsraeta 'ptla!
Qrn. bic on unten in btr Stiutt ia
tO9neno mno tlnQtnO ne: e itleVYH
lutsns Sarpbl, Rerparts ruit {:
wl,oer - Gin SprunQ. 'ein S5ila mil
oem SopFs oeat. onl aolbrn einss B..
inebres, tnrT Sstdubuns uno Gor.
ludtts ettt nan benz JuBe be: n3t'tsn
Quasls ,n. no RaMs,aotu nit Stuei.
gen ano V'ruuH0erung aui osn neu,
en- antommlina bIit,p. 6cr mar
man geItlBt. 9iado,m hh Aa,, BIZ,
sliitlia osm RuasIrt9sn enirunn.n
etluas ,rbolt. belaunen oi, @uybsrsl-
iungsn iur ben 2tsn a.t ess Grama,.
IS mar i'm Banisn cine g1icouhuluna
oes srittn. Ibt,mals lputos aerahtl
- bic Spnut ittieu iit tir,U biz 9,y.
ae I'M Wciitn ihoh III btybtvQcn. ols
Der BE uub !tbt, VT bt9auU. So,
ootcn istdt Soomd 81 D,ncn. bic
lbm am naaNm faroti. Ahr iso
NIT Nets atioIQi. no immtrtiu 10 ,ur
as'ubrt. Selo Ibr btrtil. nit out
Icbl gu ioIaeul Colonel uci ,ut
Silmmt: IF you lead Us 10 the
gates Of Hell. Ue WiN fOii0g l0u.
@obInn beam tr,phottit Boomer uno
ihrIil mt aHoStI,m Teltn lui bic
Antobt ots QuSsls 81. Ta5 lryi.n
Rbeytllttne. ortbit sr iit uH lno mil
o,m g9orit Attention aui itin,y
,3anas iilr;ts sr Itblos "a @oeen.
Gis isiuelibt 2uatI tinss SpariitaB.
IN bait, i,iutn a0pi euytbobrt ucu
Apt iu Abr. Ser Sonntnpdltn mar
0tritDanOsu, bic Rant brll an i
bic 8eituB, aui btiotn S,it,n uuyo,n
nad NIB nah ;1ptigi0m. Ter
SturmIauf mar III euo; uro ,riol9los.
Gut unisr uus h:rItn bdIo olraui
Qyobs Stil.. GitI: ianttn in sintn
tisIsn SaIui nus otm lie ,rN outt
Rlitttln unb StutsIn tounitr Qeluttt
wsroen. lls um stpl Il llhI Ra5is
Nr RGtiug GH9ttrttta ipur0t. lie
Stite SoOmnys Don GTiItvsR be- %
ttn Ro.. atiJdltr, ioI3tt.
%tj btm 3o,t tints iolt,n Rlnuss
ionNte Der Ratrot uro Trtuuo III
g9ahybtit idatn:
His life was gentle. and the
elements
so mixed in him that nature
might standup
.And say 10 oil the World - his
tUdS a man
(TQy,itsgua icla,.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-03-30
Sur 6eibihtc pom Comp. ID"
20. lllo. Uni. Rc9't.
(psH Doe. q susdsI
(6Oriiebuua)
De- Rturmiauf efern iDid,sbura.
Cob poa Usasrai 0serst q.
f3ecmfr.
(5Oriiebuna.l

General Girant bate ien ,3lcl in
ben 8lItsn bon Gldsburl n aslan'
gen, nit oem l8ttn Vtai 'G3 sT,ei1i
EIs 6sl:e mar fur bic 2onlooerieri.n
hOtn wlttig, Ourh Naiur uno Runii
bon ian un,lnnsbmbare Eta ts.
EltIelb, bsberridte Den WFllippl,
oi, naliIrIIts 0dnoeIEtlaBs mad otm
Mstre, wdhrno oi. oori milnOsnosn
giitnbabn,n 0hlid uno wCIillh bonn
HluIe bic WsrbInourg nit oem Sas
ben auireht srbielt. 3is @GruiIUn.
peI1e aus msbr osnn $1,000 WanI
hshane Gno ilbsr i70 WdtuBe per.
iulls .tOnn, in jeotr 9ebIstsneen
Stelun9 ibt angrtl'u nit slntm
6lQeI bon 6'sitoiisn ausr Art oerdr.
tla ubeitdiisu, oaE biz Grobeyuna
oU 6ehunQ our6 grligymulg TAP
Jur llnmobll1ttiI mahh.
Cbsl,ih Utrihieotue ttr Grant mn
ie,ituitn Chuitrt odrdnicr Wcmrdl
Yoomcr tlutn btruriiaen AnArIIi NIP.
blll9itu, neil itt Der rI4tlStn Aunnt
wa,cn. oub biz lltbt,9abt Der H,tc
uur cine 6,a9t otr .3clt id. 10 nurot
otanoh purlMal btt GciHb Gtmati.
rbc Gtntyal Grant eiue te8eIreats Nt'
laatrIlnQ fur oas latbllmhs bltIt.
las 26it Mp. War an beiotu be.
ibtluai. Sbpn baiien wlr msbr,rs
CpItr "a btlllatn. elatln btIm 2ien
uuo ltgttn Yeriuas. am 22itn Wal
ioQtt oas Rt9lmtnt nnb iOmlt uulcn
Sr,saOt ben itpt,hsn NsrIut trltI'
Zen. Mn riti,m Sage ltarb oisoySs
Y. Boomer i'm Sample iur Grsihsit,
0ere1nai,lt uno V1nitlitteIi ben
lc!osnioo.
IS war rim berrlidsr Hri5linsstaa
Der 22t Ulai SO. 4Qe 3ipihOusn,
&viaootn lmo RsQlmsntsl btfa7osn
lt UNI IL llbr MoI9tns auI ben lb'
n,n auacwicitun YIdpn. Elt Mln'
ounasn unic,tr &littrItr, bic bis oa'
bin au'0tiab,U. warsn oem 6elnoG
bic Der 6cinot uns ,u3tittrt I'm bic
i,hSdtRtt Stunot btaaanen biz exile
rtN, be an 3lbI ilit ot unltrcr Wc3
utr ,y,slttu, ods Spld. lie Unit
mort Icb nitt lan9s aui llb parGn
81 Qltitu ,3tii ip'atcn ilultnet uno
tauinot ppn WuatCitu. Slt SrstI
crbcbicu uuttr otm Gr9aacu orr ab'
atituu,tu Wdb0Nt. Clrtnbttlubeno
max oas Sauim uuo @ltIltn otr
@pmbtn, Biz btm 3triprln8n 9ItIt
ojtwlltuitlaAtn Die yult trlu,tIn nuo
Ibyt 9uhnutt uaa alIea HlAlUUAcn
itltuocy,,n Es mar eas &oVpnI
gum bIuiI8tn Iyaml, oas oa TOM
mM iolic. SyWayieic mau pon BEN
WdtuBtn oQb oi, etlitn m0 ttatUiW'
tilu ENnrc. Qurtllru't etl1dAttH
tets. lutRn mdu be 2@lg!au3 Der Wt'
itoK ~ bcobltt,a eieItAInbtlt 'lno.
So atwopyttn Uir } NAL, ME 1lc SU'
0rl Clucs uutru @tihUg; De Ga' Ben
l@alm hllitmpe 6abnt btr 6tH,t
non ocr St0Nat liB. gGi %rlpo'@
itlbii mmoc biz Rubnbtlt rte WdaHts
ttArubt. ou Uutcr cintm N13tl p'RI
WdtrNcn ltotsmal al,'tlot wf9c
an oct Stluat bt'thla't. Mmc; otI
Glnc Nab ultOtyacryCdi, 'e 'daH M
tets an gnouu ott bic Rt'i0rcga'
Nrbci, unNcy duiuahm u0o aUt roa'
'HbJtt.
u. War it0N Rlt Wiilal dls h't.
at,dl W,0pi oHrt tiaM Spttl pon
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-03-30
gotales.

Ser nltt Strr Gaipar qta.Imptr
ibsi ROtlbiopn III Crn'll6 trant.
-Sn hisitr 9Qots iubIa pie ifar.
msr rttt tmfg SHix ihr ben ausbau
Der Rir6e.
-6mru grtns tlhrts am liFttn
ssr,itda uou siuty 8,it1''stll nab
st. gouls jart46.
-Strr Nctbins 0dusntr, Reiisu.
Der fir Die 4rcunmq eircttr Co., be.
il4.e hgtcn 6,titl9 tltRSe QunNn.
-otrt g'cn R,mpltr bat IcFt, 99C.
dE itint bci TpH Qtltasut 6dym OIL
eiuW Nuru Spbn Stuoltp pen SGi'
nois fir sl600.C0 mt,auri.
-llnity pcyibcr Ycft. 9Obr Satp.
ptrs bon VwuG5 1tdilen. btiu6it am
Gonnioa icluc hIthaen eIittn lao
Die 6amltlt y. y. yutbbctt.
--Nnt be mob HrdiiU runitcu,
tbnnHR ioItCu tybllitR 81 bllII0rm
slttlit bet
NcuIp NumtI.
--Tit Wtbr. Netlioaultl lno IN ot.
Itr gAcbr IN GpI, mi o:t eyrl5tAna
Ns g0rbI. uno @tNtcacbautts hts
Germ StrmGW WIItnepty All otT
arbti.
--Aur Ncnrp Siuoboibt uno
Gdwche Ntau Gd,rta ben 9lyQpIt,
pareu dE Scuutll Ole edltt lbyty
. bicEIm GuUUet. aumm boue mlUI
csnurld
sic luu1tu Ngten Dos, @tuu'
ntr, mt %cula Sh.tmtret ron llnltr
9RD., Uiidtttitu AM SrnutlR bit'llcn
Werwcuttcu uno Nytunetn tlucn luy.
jtn Stiut,
-Ncrt Ptirr Satl pon S,iitrioo
Giip bCnuot, Nt itlt lPputdl bier.
Strt Shcl Der tlu ptpitNicncUt Vll'
nohinmcg IL, uiund uno tcpdrlvt be
gianes IN Si0cttcn.
Ter 6cuydii irr bic VlticruuN.
bt9 WigNcl;t@ 'ur bM AGtlu Der blt'
hatn 9r6c ttbltlim unicrt NdubcIi'
hdneIr. bic @tbyiotr ScyltoanIcl uno
Stnrp NIt FIR slif0.
-Saethsru .g9tlirm Mbtt
Ttni." trblclt aui Der eouniu Nttr.
bauauSptllunA 81 Vlm ben lltu VrcIS.
gu bottu bet Il y, Susbbcrt Mct'
paalia Nc, Vrcis l.50 per Nnlhtl.
-aisrAnst; Sin btuiiar SunGt
I'm aIter pOn 1918 9abrtn. Der
Cuff bal, bus RItiotratihait gu trItr'
ntn. 9lok WirrHnille 60, ebas.
G,arlinS,p, ejtitdiisiab:tr. Stiitr.
ION Gitp. Wo.
-aniauAs Der 2oat l,situ 8.
Rplb fur bic z. y. SheO 3rabin9
60. bon Si. 3bomas, ojsorS, pope
fur bic Hrma gpillitrano mo Ollie
mtptr ia hrtsburs uto George Sautr
Don Ri6iountain an ti,iiatr WahIs
ben nothlstn S,odrfsu Nt--l tia.
-6pIstuo, utries esicr sntritttteu
1at l,bism 9tritit itr Announcement;
@,rntr II. 9u,dsnbuf. 8. GiI.trt.
Der, Sps. Nprttlo. ar., 8. 8. pu,b'
bnt, S,nrp Sduit @elipbaIia; 0p.
gpisnbous. arapls, Sobn Srunn'rt,
6trmann Ollie. Sos. Sar, 5tro. ep..
krmonn. RpslBieun; Sris Rariiuar.
Zen Ssitmaun, Rarbspill,; Si,pbdn
eiaimsp,r. 81. elliabtih; 90. Suu'
bepsbI. 9iun; Sb. Nnist. oolftia;
br. etod. Rem pabth. no. uno Mrs.
r. e&suIsa Oiass Sf's.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-03-30
Das 9asessfss.

Das 9asessIts.
Giyitt buri. 1r6o,t psretn pan
]. 9iopsmtsr hs I. 3anulr, a5tr II
.slatv 3ti' II Z. tvlaubt. 6irt.ate
ano unttr siusm 1atr. oil, biria. III
iootn oos, Haa;uh'l,H. @ilos Sur.
'sE= uno EdEriosts earie trIsat
weroen bonn |. Rop,mtst tis |. Se.
mar; 4rairi.ba5s.r pomij. Ro1sr,
tty biz Is. TG.wt.r; gat.n, glEf
ano Sdr:tisH o3n Is. Ss.;embH
bs 80. S7ril; Spst'e uro 51u5s.
CoR /. ga3ut tis /. 9lrulr; faia.
nm elgf:a nltt gci39tit gtrst1 Ger
BEN Sabre 1910; Gittasen slyfsr
pom |. 3anlat bI. |. 9gu uiht o.
'ooitt trtgom; Ct,,r. SbE .4R
SIubvsiitn puyi,u Don |. stui bio
I. Hootm5,y r,osv otianRa u.t c..
iootct rptrotr; 0jrih, 1utItps, On.
lm NIB Waai, olri,a 70 !,iau 3tit
mi Eaafn at'aul,n, urt ,a, Tat..
V,l ,rItPt. icubSTn nuy mll outm Bs.
wbt ON glat a,'4oNu lwyAa.
~ N pty5ot,n. an tlatm lalt Der
AaaoiaIioH mt5, al4 tiata 0i.it. 2
(uyit9s oosE Is gata estt VaE't "
lttBsn. 1ur.ioHiuN,ast nES Slae.
pb3d aatta 81 .,mr 90t st;oou
mob lats Rti!sI btldni4i ptyotn, hHy.
pon nno ltbot auistitlcN;n: Rabtn.
ar.G' Gu.tg. oIbl4n uno 5yty.nat.
Alts tr.ta!> g4Jlo mus btl gbl4.
nrT SleoVli 'It ioltts gsllo rrvsrt
KIN. gas Ssr.aui,a bon uk3t,g
SSlls " ptyeo'sn; u5ti!aat ei.' {:
aa5 ultt Hsyo;u; {: sari attrtlE
1d5,T kline Sgit nil H14 Saui. utS
rltn, aua msHn q cpE,rbllb d:
Staat,s ur5ui. 3lemduo e,gi mi:
tIntm 6sp:tr. aui ek Sase s.bsr
ano @iIo t6ot,u. Der tnn elstn,ha.
m.y oosr Vdtisl tlrtr Sdym ii. o5a
;usor beim Gountp Gltrt ,in. 91asli.
,tn+ aH53taomm,n u b,btl, D.. s..
Der 9atr toItsi. IarmU agyisa eaH
Sjjtu; rur duI ibysm :2tu,R SluM
la9,H. SRIt sinsr 2iyU3 ot;issta.
nlyi nan lTesapuo i'm S,aan ilg,R.
,usltrpumtn in ban e,n;3aauu3tF
;u9ttty Sf9tt. S.aot uuo 7c,ia<.
ivcbau eur''s r5Et G,yps MOT l1eez,
lls3UorrtH 4; t,aN'E slr, @3,e.
rlrm. au' :-<.tty n &do III atr ,;ass.
ilicn too;ta oa,i,u. Suy,ybols q.
Si0lit4 gc5ut1ot Ixyicar, sN III
u ncUyi le3tu Tpl,s. MIP,H sly.
'uJ uuc Aaae.Ssas sVaa.ta. G,'3u
ol-i W3u esHt <ytU4 uuo ~ pa
3ti. Ilcirs asW pEits ,gigi an u,
Suuietits Nasyt4 N R,lr aro Rsi
6caeuatu. T3.t gGlty ny %avt.'i
,tits C9t'tFcs t.Htu III a,iy &Ga;1
ma u'atrtnta @.aa a.; &l.u.o
,td aaWn..ta -ts:Es2 V@ ,4.:..t2:
Htsan oty oa,au' ':5;a mas. faE
-, %a;s.y,s ss,a et'ts rsUts 'S:i,Sg.
l,taar.H@ ea,t -UGsyt ct;eta.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-03-30

eiensral MtGl,rmono bsuahritliG.
puros. bab tr Gin Bort in iclnsr ,irour
gum Sdlrt a,u gsbuadt uRo hd Olt
0hlis sintt orr btiiM grI9aotr crbat,
um ibm bti tsr Grhirmung bti3att.
ben. Die Wabl 8rdnt's Rd aui Die
Brigade Scomr. 6piort murN 200.
mu anstlpWitn Rh bel gtntral 9arr
81 melbm. Rahotm u Don bel IN
beogosrf biz AopaR. al bibtn uno
nit ieiu,r Bri9aoe ben Stnrmlaul ~
bt4innen, lrt Boomer be 4 3egi'
meHs. .G0mmnnoturs ;u ha ruien -
onruWtcr Capt. Benjamin Z. 8san.
dui ben eas Commando ots 26ten
Wo., lett btm Soot bon Wnlor gronn
uno 9apt. gBsIter bei Champion Oils
ibtleseansen - I'm bisisIhsn nit benz
Sisbls gsneral Gau'5 bstannt ju
MAIDEN. Boomer itisn ni,Oer9siaIa.
aeI uuo miBmutbia Su i'in. Ab!
0dtts sr p2d tsiu gsrtrauer in benz
'griols, bts llnierntbmslh. Seine
Sole ihauotrte bti otm 8eeant,n
ubsr bic pi,I,n Csisr. bic nuBlps oa.
bsi su Wrunet ashtu wlrosn. Wareu
'tius Seloaisn nitt suotm nod er'
it6pit BON ctm AntbsIIt an Der
SbIast bti Champion Slus am ljitn
Nall geartu Il, nib, isa oem i8ttu
Wai, bon Inas thrsr Nu,anit Oor
Yldsbura, iai obnt llnhrbrtduna
nit aufmutung bon 9rolpdlcn. Gorls
sit ttidditisi atlu.Itn uno Oas Hass
bti iurpn unb unIurittnotn RaIlp.
ntnl Con bate yOomtr cine 4buuul
Don btm 9tIhlds. bas ihn IL 10 tuutr
,3.il trsitn olis3 6Gr mtin, g@h.
pblIen - ihu 3abI mar i4ou i,tt 81.
ilmmen ssi5rumpit - mar cs IinmaI
pitotr bob, 3tIt ihr StIa4t9tbtt iu
ncrrihisn. aud iur Boomer gliten
be g9nrtt:
Theirs not to make reply
Theirs rot to reason Why,
Theirs but to do and Fie.
Ter ab,di.s Boomers pou ben g.
i,lsrsn III itinsr Rdbe. bic su lnoern
Gommanpp's ashovtcn mar tlri uno
eatbstiih. Rlt ben g9ortn; 80
merot ct. Qouis ME lpieotr ieain,
panols tr iia BON ibntn ob, Stjtt
msins g,its i'm 6dls mcIns: Sp1t: 81
mcintr Sapsfsr in GIsOtIano, Clio
un0 Iabt ht ourh SpIodtta ots 26t' |
Mo, pom 6tIOt briuS,n, bat II tini4s |
Der CTl;i,r, itints Commands. Cb.
ne oui sIne erlpieotrln9 81 wlyter. |
iprnlirte Boomer itine Eri9lte in ,
y eolpnnen. Zen Tt9tn jiebtno, 'ttltt /
,r nt ,piibsu oltielbtn nit otm Rl't: I
"IwiH be tVith you boys rght here !
between the Hnes!- Eds ecmrau.
90: "ForWdrd" ols tle' III uNltt !
StClen i1ntt. mar iaum iClutn Sps
ven er!llpbsn, ole mt Oor9cbtu8,sn
Rovien. Die 2abne au' eInaHotr etr
preEt, be Wustcicn nit tylm9'hl'ttH (
Wylr umipannt hdIttno Vile NIT
Shtmllui ubr Die Autobt ce: trlttn
Nllt!. pablntIlttu. Ab! Is II my
o14 SbaWpilI III bdtytls
ben. or1cn trh,r A.l 'oebtN btlonnta,
2ds Sayt, pon benz @tNcy1I Gt0lty'
nlno Qldubtt ons tr gum Stwti5ta
ltbrl,bt, iprad pIoBIlb an lau,tnal
!. i,bitu als % bic $4,000 Gu+!t,ta
ua0 bic 10 8dtubt Der 6t.aoc al,
u Sltlttr 3tit rtortrlt E2s WteJa"
,ey Itb'titn MIR httlNbtuo, ca9 &t'
Ten Der GulClu lUs Ncu Wtr,9rtn :
Nuj ourtltrtiotno. Etr %,otH ~ 1
1T ota HuBtn itltu MT ic,t ~ tHgt' /
zen. It 3lutpoI!u pty'gtuita OK
!Iu4nt, mo tribwtritn 0Nt l,ttt,utt. !
NAN bQrtt ultiS mtbr, dl9 oE S*cgit: (
la,maris! 3rrm0ti$l oit mag. me Is
ttn n,t itlbt ;urlt'. womlt nan r5
POM Sootu au'rnNG, rtnl NAN netr
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-03-30
isarnl ~ psrianien.

Sic nls 0timdnns btlanntt 6drm
sntbalt leo Adtr wopou loo Atrss
gut tinat,dunt iuo. elantt llb Dot.
SiAlit fir seeioe. genlatno @ahtr;
ME ptrltabarn GnsIlsn. Nuss Sano
litei auf nltir Seiit oes Narlts
6ipfts 8. Msilsn iaolit pan @h'
pbalia- 0eatn Rdbertm Wenoe man
nh al 8trbcro Siratbaus uo,r Rts.
Gertrude RsWrpstsr. gAfpballa.
Rp.
CASTE q n Z A.
fssssas epssxis sklnag ess,sa -
- =; lZzzs
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-03-30

'eIa,nosh einleu .lritn Hih, Dtrs
lin'i lorroen: Syout mitt unitr 8
Sol. 9''s not unitr II. 9lt Sal.
mon HItt annr IL. 6rap9. nitt I'M.
Ter une ScBnittunt,t II ,3sg 2dE.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-05-18
Prof. Mills Elected Superintendent Of
Louisburg Graded School.

Louisburg is fortunate IN the selec,
tion of a superintendent OF its Graded
school. soon TO be established. Prof.
". R. Mills, principal OF the Hender,
son Graded School, has been elected
to that position. The selection Is a
GOOD one and while the GOLD LEAF
regrets exceedingly CLOSE Prof. Mills
"a citizen and member of the faculty
Of our Graded Schoolit congratulates
the people OF Louisburg most heart,
ilv upon securing SO excellent and
canable q man to take charge OF their
school. He is a man OF high ideals,
thoroughly conscientious, full OF
energy. a tireless worker, devoted to
the profession of teaching, with an
ATTITUDE for inspiring courage and
confidence and imparting knowledge
to Others, and withal a fine dlsclp-
linarian. Henderson suffers seriously
| in losing the services of such a man,
and no one realizes this more fully
than Superintendent Alderman him
self. There are teachers and teachers
and the vacancy can be filled but we
say unhesitatingly that it will be OH
ficult to get a man to take fro1
Milsr place.
AS superintendent ofthe Louisburs
Graded School Prof. Mills will receive
a salary of 81, 900 a year and have
strong corps of teachers to assis
him. There were upward OF thirt:
applicants for the position and IL
creditable to the good. Judgment c
the trustees that the choice fell upo
him.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-05-18
NOTICE..

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
ID Superior Court of Vance County. in a
cause therein pending, entitled ''Silus Powell
VS. Bette J. Daniel, | shall, on
MONDAY, MAY 22ND, 1905,
sell at public auction to the highest bidder
at the Court House door in Henderson. Vance
County, N. C., a tract Of land situate in said
county adjoining the lands of the estate OF
James H Lassiter, z. T. Garrett, Giles Wier,
Mac Abbott and others. and bounded Oh the
North by the lands of estate of Jas. H. Las
sitter and z. 7. Garrett, on the East by thu
lands of L. T. Garrett and lac Abbott on the
South by lands estate of James II. Lassitel
and Mac Abbot and on the West by the lands
OF Giles Wier, containing eighty-se acres
more or less.
Terms, one-third cash, balance on credit
| OF twelve months, with option to purchaser
| to pay all cash. The deferred payment t.
| carry interest at rate of six per cent. pc
| annum from date OF sale.
This 18th day OF April. 1905.
| A. G. ZOLLICOFFER.
| Commissioners
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-05-18
NEW FIRM.
The Henderson Grocery Company
Successors to w. s. Parker & Co.
New Firm Composed of Popular and
Energetic Young Men.


Successors to w. S. Parker & Co.
New Firm Composed of Popular and
Energetic Young Men.
A new firm is to enter the list OF
Henderson's wholesale business
houses. Beginning September 1st the
Henderson Grocery Company, incor-
porated, will succeed W. s. Parker 4
Co., the pioneer wholesale house OF
this section. The new firm will be
composed of James H. Brodie, presi-
dent; Henry T. Morris, vice-president;
Edmund B. Taylor, secretary and
treasurer. All well lnown and popu-
lar young gentlemen, energetic and
progressive and possessed of good
business qualifications. Their place of
business will be in the building now
| occupied by ". S. Parker & Co., built
for and admirably suited for the pur-
| pose, running back to the railroad
and affording means of unloading di-
rect from the cars, thus saving extra
cost in hauling and drayage- In a
| circular letter addressed to the trade
they say:
We will carry large and complete line
| OF heavy and fancy groceries, represent
ing good, reliable Valley OF Virginia -four
mills, tobaccos, hay, grain, domestic
plaids, spool and ball cotton. We are also
| special agents for the Standard Oil Co.
| 1t will always be our purpose to look
out for the best interest OF our customers,
in both buying and selling goods.
| Buying in large quantities, direct from
the largest manufacturers in the country
for spot cash, will place us in line with
the largest jobbers in existence.
| In selling we shall stand by our name
wholesale. No consumer can buy one
dollars worth from us directly or indi
rectly. We cannot expect you to pay us
a living profit on our goods if we prevent
your getting the same by selling your
customer at a wholesale price. We pro
pose to treat everybody right, and work
for business. Special attention will be
given every order that comes into Oul
house, and goods will be shipped prompt
ly and strictly according to order.
Our vice president, Mr.. II. T. Morris
who is we'll known on the road, will bt
our travelling salesman. His method il
the past has been to be fair and square
selling his customers satisfactorily there
by making one bill sell many.
We solicit share OF your business, will
be glad at any time to furnish you will
our full price list, and have you come tt
see US and look over our stock. You will
at all times find a hearty welcome in ou
office.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-05-18
Approaching Marriage.

The Charlotte Observer makes the
following reference to the approach
ing marriage of a well known and at
tractive young lady of Henderson to
one of Charlotte's popular and sue
cessful young business men:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomas Gilmore,
of Henderson, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Nettie Gilmore to
Mr.. Clarence George Wearn, OF this city.
The marriage will take place late in June:
Miss Elmore is one OF the attractive and
accomplished young women OF central
Carolina. Mr. Wearn is well known as
one of the most distinctly successful OF the
younger business men OF this city, hold
ing a position of prominence and respon-
sibility in the Commercial National Bank
| and being interested as a half owner with
Mr.. Frank G. Dixon, in the book business
of Messrs Houston, Dixon Il Company
A lot OF Garden Seeds cut to half price
at Parkers Two Drug Stores.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-05-18
Meetinu of the Contemporary Club.

The Contemporary Club met Mon
day night with Mr.. Thad X. Manning.
The program for the evening was a a.
paper on The Panama Canal,
bv Prof. W. r. Mills, and one on
THE Sphere and Influence OF the
Weekly Newspaper" by Mr.. A. j.,
Harris. The subject was well handed
in each case, these papers being
among the best the Club has yet
brought out. ,
One new member was elected-Mr
W. S. Parker.
| The Climb will meet next with LIT. j.
H. Tucker. The paper to be present
ed at that time will be "Oyama ane
Kuropatkin-A Comparison" by DIR
F. A. Macon.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-05-18
Negro Killed.

young negro man, aged eighteen
or twenty years, was found dead
beside the railroad track near the
coal chute Monday morning. The
TOP of his head was torn OIL and a leg
and arm broken beside other injuries
about the body. The presumption IS
that he was killed by an extra freight
going South about 4 O'Clock IN the
morning after the passenger trans
had gone, while attempting so,n noat ~
it to steal a ride: No one seems 70
have witnessed the accident and no
particulars are known. The negro
annears to have been a stranger al
though some have claimed that he
had worked in town and was seen the
night before at restaurant where he
got supper. m +be
county authorities who hadlt buried
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-05-18
Letter to Sheriff Powell.
Henderson, n. {

DEAR SIR: A painter complained that
our cans are too full; unhandy; spill.
It's way we have; tbs handler not to
be full; but we have a weakness for full
measure. Our gallon contains eight pints;
the usual "gallon" is seven.
Wen think it over again; but we like
a full can. How much short would you
like barrel? Seven gallons would be the
proportion.
Short-measure suggests that the short
age is probably not in the cheapest in
gredient.
Guess we'll stick to four quarts to a
gallon, and fifty gallons barrel.
The name to go by is Devoe lead-and-
zinc
Yours truly,
w. DEVOE & co.
P.S.-Parham Bros. Supply Co. sell our
paint.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-05-18
Does Not Apply to Henderson.

An exchange says the vagrancy
law passed by the last Legislature is
accomplishing wonderful results al
ready in Kidding the various towns
and cities Of the State of their gen
tlemen idlers" A vigorous crusade
against public loafing by the mayor
and citizens of any town is a long
stride towards the preservation of
law and order within it's borders.
Don't let the children suffer. If they are
fretful. peevish and cross, give them Hollis
| ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. The best baby
| tonic known Strength and health follow its
use 35 cents Parker's Two Drug Stores.