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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11
Deposed Leader
Still in Chicago

Chicago. April ll.--John Alexander
Dowie. who is stili In the city today.
authorized a brief statement
Il was announced that Dowie was
peaceful and confident OF ultimate
yindication In all points OF the pres.
snt crisis. ID
The declaration also was made that
Is receiving material support from
outside sources.
Holy Cyclone Cellar.
Dr Dowie. when questioned regard.
Inn the secret chamber which VIVA
discovered by Oyerseer voliya III the
basement or his residence al Zion
CRY yesterday, said:
! Yes. am aware thas suA q room
exists IN the basement of Shiloh
house. but can readily explain 10
ron why II was put there. A former
mayor of Zion City, being an ex.
trenely cautious man. believed that
II was well TO take precautions against
cyclones and mob vengeance. He
built the chamber with my approval.
but assure you that ! have never
entered the room in my life. II was
always thought at the time that the
room might prove an appropriate rest
ing place for the first apostle"
q # Advised 20 co South. &
Attorney r. 6. Wetten, who IL con,
Quoting Dowie's legal affairs, said I'd
day that he had advised Dowie ID
leave Chicago and 90 south again.
Both sides IT Zion CITY said wet
ten. are 10 excited II Dowie were
to return there things might happen
which he would regret later. have
therefore advised him y6t to visit Zion
City and he win not 90 there for some,
time
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Advised 20 GO South.

Father H. c. Pouget OF this city has
Informed the Optic that several par
ties Who are endeavorlnS to float some
advertising scheme in this city arc
using letter to which they have
signed his name as an endorsement
Father Pouget says that he has nc
knowledge OF the letter whatever;
that they are using his name without
his consent and hare forged his sig
nature. He Is not backing and ad'
ver4ising scheme Or any kind.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11
eruption T[RR0R|1S NIPPLES
AND HORRORS Of DISASTER
BAFFlE ADEQUATE description
Soldiers Working Like Troians in
Succorins the Homeless and
Burying the Dead.
DPopulated Towns snd villages M voleano Represent
Property Los d MNlliem.

Tie nuBbw q eeod taken from ths
church q s4n 0iaseppe which co,
iapsed vAiis . cpnxresation Of about
txo huntred were attending mass
reached tNepty cir. There we're sev
entynins severely injured.
oAssrvse sticks te pssl.
R0me. April i1.-Prof. Mattucci. n
charxe * The observatory % Mouns
ysssvins. ielser1phed from thsrS II
io o'csock this morning n f0li0ws.
-Situatioa II myself and carbinesrs
IN the Observatory was very grave
throuKhost the nisht. up 10 : this
morning he observatory vas envelop-
ed In dcnse showers q sand hat The
volcano II nox calmer. The seismic
instrumenss show quieter records
than yesterday. l shall remain as
long az possible Am confident YES
uyius WIN soon return % normal con.
siitlons-
Jsii Prisoners Mbtisy.
Naples April II Thr tanic n
increasing Prisoners in the city
jail mutinef owfng 70 fright ana snc.
cceied IN breaking nnsn some OF the
doors insidA the JAN but we're pur.
sued by EMsrds and racapturcd. The
prisoners. however. are ii 4 state of
Efeat excitement. requiring double
guards 10 slsbaue them.
A. Enormeue Loss.
Naples pril MY4sis D. ii, The
loss of prs oerfy ~ the volcano ii
estimated y. so s00. .o,o and 4 Il an
noaneed ~ ses ssrsoss gre rem.
iersd hcmeesy
Another Town Destroyed.
Naples. April 1.-THE Mattine IN
its issue today asserrs that sarno
a town In the province of salerno
has been destroyed by the volcano
u Is impossible 10 verify fhe sinr,
az this hour $50 m. The town
has population Of 1i,.ofl. an, il sii
se'ed about ten miles east of vesu
vius.
Train Service Demccrsilxed.
Na-,es, April 1.-THE eruption q
vesusIus increased lurin& the night
and q coating of ashes and elnders 10
the depth of four incheS covers ihr
ground and roofs today. The railroad
service ont of the city II interrupted.
FnGineers refused ID take ont their
trains because Or she darkness caused
BY the heavy fall of ashes, and the
dense smoke.
A rremsnduous undertaking.
= Naples, April 1I.-So widespread Is
the catastrophe cansed by the erur
tion Of vesuvins that II u estimated
IL VIII require an organized body Of
100000 men and the expenditure Of
many millions of dollars 10 raxe the
houses made unsafe by the accumuia.
tion Of sshes and cInders. erect TEN.
porary hnts for the refugees, and bury
the dead.
The newspapers here united today
IN urging the government TO send
General Baidissera, who saved the sit.
nation after the crushing defeat of the
Italians by Abyssinians In 1896 and
instruct him To organize and control
the work of relief. 81
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THE DRYDOcK
BREAKS away
DURING STORM
Nsadsp Asssad TssaAy lksss
hoss y sdIlsrsasaa1De.
Ire 6eiaS ssescd.
uhass hGHlsars vs~b ~ 4 -
estsasd ~ usi1sd

weshinston. April li.-rAe dsy
dock Dewey broke iis tov llsss IN
the Nediterranesn sea q Malta. ana
drifted about In stos,s for ahout
twenty three hours. bat In now axAia
in control Of the vesseis Which are
towing Il.
Rst1ia Isss q pinea.
Washington. April li.--Whsn The
seuase usst today rssolutica ~ th~
lIliaois Legislature endcrrSnx ~ psr.
manent rstsati0n a ths lsls y Ph~s
- American territory waa rsa1.
Ansoa& tho BILLS passsd va oae Az
thorising the ~ " public latd 10
Johnsoa county. wyo.. for the pur-
pose of POOR farm.
TserH Answers RalNsy.
Washington. April 1.-The watch
trust had = further illuminatiou In
the senate today through the speech
BY Terrell. who answered the sa-
dress Of Rainey
He admitted that the wsltham
company, IN order 70 compete with
Swiss watchmakers ~ 10 compete
with cheap labor In ~ ssnd 10
establish a trade, waf 1U1n pe>lrd 10
sell ahxoad cheaper than 1T home.
vots on Rsts nsii.
Washington. April 1is--In response
toss request by TiIlmsa 10 nx tha
time FOR taking the vote On the rnIl-
road rate hin. Aldrich cxpvsxHed An
opinion that before the end X the
Meek speeches would BE- 20 far d.
posed or as 10 enable the senate 10
f1resae the end of general dIscusPlon.
esws$rdsa otatehood censsfss.
washington. Apr. u. NewIAnds wns
appointed by the sernse today -
one az the conferees on the statehood
bIII 10 take the place Of Patterson.
who Il en- route TO Colordao.
RIehss of Way FerfsItvrss.
washington, April 1.-The senate
committee on public lands today Ar
thorixcd a favorable report on the
houss bill, providing for the forfeiture
Of ti1es 70 the rights Of way across
the public lands acquired By tho
railroads under the act Of 1873. whsn
the railroads projected wore MOI built
within the five years limit fIasd by
law.
Many thousands of miles ~ rail-
roads ewre projected and not hunt snd
the plans On flle IN the general land
office p,aces clouds o. the titles 81
the land involved
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11
Santa Fe Limited No. s
Wrecked By Collision

wrecker did not reach the scene Of
the accident until about 3 o'clock this
afternoon and It will take several
hours to remove the wrecked engines.
The accident was due undoubtedly to
carelessness on the part ,of some
one. This n the second time within
d week that q light engine has run
into passenger train on this division
and II more care Il not taken, soone.
or later there Will be great loss oi
life IN one Ok the many wrecks On
this division of the road.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11
WHITES REsicRATioN Z
10 NOT ACCEPTED

-. Petersburg. April III. - The
Strand. d conservative liberal news
paper today says thst n has learned
from high authority that the ernp~r-
Or has declined ID accept Premier
Whites resignation. 5
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11

their orders osksr sxfiavanx flrms
and sests furnishinx saores rss-oTf !
similar rosh and me isdsez1scas ar-.
thar so,onaoa n an his sse1y sss
10 arrs,et ~ The majority q tke
male oonfinxent q thie city ssli b.
on next ssndAy mssHisx.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11

The proposition Of organizing an
amateur baseball league In this CT
has met with the approval Of all Of
the teams and win probably become
! reality as soon as the several mat.
ayers can get together.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11

The Optic bali team has already
received several challenges for sames
from amateur teams IN this city.
which have been accepted and the
lime and place WIN be arranged later.
me Optics win proceed 70 40 the
Santa Fe giants on neyt Sunday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11

Miss Bessie Pierce and Louis Tripp
viii BE married next Tuesday even.
Ink. The weddin~ IL 10 take place
at the home of the bride.to-te. The
young couple are we'll known and
popular here. The bride-elect was
formerly ! telephone operator and
the prospective groom Ii I passenger
brakeman In the employ Of the Santa
Re. They win reside a. Albuquerque.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11

Ths body ~ Fred J. Greene. vko
died b this city u consumptsoa. has
beea shipped TO his old hose n
Illinois. The deceased vas tuesty.
four ysArs Cd.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11

Naples. April il.-This morning
opened with The atmosphere oppres-
sive and yellow with ashes from M
vesuvius. causing feeling % appre-
henason regarding what the future
maY hold for the city and vicinity.
The volcano was completely hidden
In The dense mass cf cinder ladsa
smoke. the only signs III activity
being frequent and very severe a.
tonatto0s and deep rumhlinEs. From
All quarters came reports u the o.
cnmulation Of ashes. the flixht *
terror stricken inhabitants from the
towns and villages. the collapse q
buildings. Insufficiency OF relief meas.
ures. hunger and dIscouragement II
Is no longer possible 10 reach points
which have suffered most severely.
Even soldiers detailed 10 guard otta-
jano have been recalled and the town
Is left 20 its fate. The military has
earned the gratitude and admiration
OF the people by devotion 10 duty.
Not only are they credited with many
acts Of heroism. but they tIisplayed
untiring perseverance In searching
for thu living and dead among the Tor,
tering walls, assisting fuEitiycs 10
reach places Or safety, giving aid 10
the wounded and hnryIng the dend,
mud Nil this while partly suffocAted
Nv the ash and cinder laden wind
blowing from tho volcano. Especial
praise Il also dns to Duke and Ouch.
css Aosta. According 10 the Mrf.
tine fifty houses. thrcc churches and
the municipal building 1t somma
have collapsed Sand and cinders
being six feet deep there and all the
inhabitants have fled. Holes and OF.
taiano are still collapsIne ard most
OF the towns and villages In that
neIghborhood are tottering or m
rnins. Employees OF tobacco fac
tory fled m panic this morning. fear.
ing the roof was about TO fall IN and
many were Injured. The wheels Of
the street cars generate flames
through friction. showing ihe great
amount of sulphur III the asfes.
hungry and Homeisss.
d Naples. April II The fate on Tore
del Greco Ii typical. The place has
been practically deserted. hut amid
the ruin ana semi-darkness illumin-
ated from time to time BY vivid fash.
e. Of IIshtning. few Of the In
habitants 90 about hungry ana with
throafs parrhed with smoke and dust
seemingly unable 10 tear themselves
away from the ruins or what no re.
Gently were their homes. Communi.
cation By ran or frsmway with Tore
del Greco and Tore Anunziata Is im.
Msney for svfserers
Naples. April liking Victor
Emanuel and Queen Helene haye for.
warded TO Premier sonnino who Is
here, seo.o0O. TO be applied toward
me relief Of the sufferers BY the
volcano.
The duchess Or Aosta was verita,
bic angel 81 mercy 70 the sufferers
bv the market house disaster.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11

Mrs Richard Dunn Of Roeiada left
this city TODAY or Ration. where she
win visit with her daughter. Nrs,
Roseberry.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11

The choir u 81. Panlm Menorlal
church y preparing Tor 4 sacred -
cert 70 w. Kivsn o. the Monday eyea'
inx amer Faster at me re&idense Il
Mr. and Mrs wv. ID. Bunker.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11
DECIDE TO hP.
PEAL TO PREs|.
DENT ROOSEVELT
Seulhwssisrn Miae Operslsrs
Rss6y sn1 willing .
Avbsitrsls.
Aa1Dsscias niasn p NJ Aeprsss 4
0pssAsn' Cssass ltspssssioa
= seifAas slriAe

New York. April 1.-THE general
scale COMMITTEES of the anthracite
mine workers went into executive
session az the miners headquarters
here today 10 consider the counter
proposition made BY the coal opera.
tors for the settlement of differ
eDces.
The offer of the mine owners Il
far from. satisfactory 10 the men, &c.
cording 10 w. H. Dettrey, president
n the miners union ia the middle
hard coal field. nettrey said today
M win not accept the proposition Ia
its present phase and felt sure hts
colleagues also win decline to enter
tain the operators plan.
Appeal 20 President.
Kansas City April 1.-THE south
western coal operators al their meet
Ing here to-day decided 10 appeal q
President Roosevelt 10 help IN tht
settlement Of differences between fifs
operators and hituminous miners nov
out In the southwest The operators
represent ninety per cent Of the mins
owners IN the southwestern associa
lion with the exception of TEXAS.
Ready 70 Arbltrats.
Kansas City. April 1.-THE south.
western interstate coal operators as.
sociation. comprising the mine owners
az Missouri. Kansas. Oklahoma, Indian
Tenitory ana Texas. met here today
at the call of its president, NJ. e.
Perry Before entering the meeting
President Perry reiterated his stare.
snent that an offer Of arbitration +
open 10 the miners at any tine fhes
may choose to consider II.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11

Burt Jacob. The advance agent for
ecottys" show. vill be m Tie city
tomorrov. TO close up nfrsuessr-nss
Tor she appearance here ~ the rcc<n.
trfc walter and hIs trosue.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11

Thess Sul b 20 tsres< Drsesic~ i
tke rffIe ranss = Troop a n~xt sun
Day cn account az Easter.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11

Mrs. Nv. ]. Lucas was the hostess
of the Wednesday Whist club this
afternoon It her home On Seventh
street.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11

workmen are busy repapering the
Red Cross Drug store today. greatly
improving no looks Of that place Of
business
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11

The A. O. Z. W. lodge held its res,l,
lar meeting last night Special DEP.
uty Gates, who Is In the city 10 10.
stu new life IN the order here. ad.
dressed the members present.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11

A young hoy whose name could MT
be learned was run over and killea
BY a lumber wsrbn yesterday n
Rowe. The nnfortupate lad had fam
en- underneath the raeon ana The
wheels passed over the pit OF his
stomachs producing internal Injuries
which resulted fatally IN short
time.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11

Ths NJ ,. N. !. meets with Mr.
s'app II her residence on the north
side ~ The Plaza. third door from
iisSia 4 Wholesale store. on Thursday
Iat 2sse y "A. Sarah ", .Hcorh. secre!
tary,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11

spriaxer q company made ! ship
neat of cattle today mon Isprs<y.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-11

There viii be ball game At Gal.
Iinas park Sunday afternoon between
the Ilfeld wholesalers and the
Stearn's grocery team. This IA ex.
pected to be a warm game. Don't
let little cold weather keep you
away.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-10-11

Quick and Coayeaieaf Schedules and
Low Rates the Reie.

Tns SesEaard Ai- Lzze RaIxay : A..
raging 10 kzz6E great e-oS1s ;u- the
STATE Far ~ RzLzEa DeIE E=ek We
hare 4 q rke Authority C MAJOR II
GzrtE- rrsveEz pzs%1S- agent. that
fast trains I'D csJ.vezE-E >sch=7iEl-s viii
hs operated AID good se-vscs given
Tk=- I'll ~ Extra eoseAe= o. al tie
Seabsosr tran. 1Erl2z Z air wek. while
suefzal. vi ie rE fro LoElsbarg and
Ha1bes O Keioes12! ard Thursday.
The sAce-sE Eli ts-iE crowds from
Oxford Nes5oz AID H-a1=r-0G No
Fas~zxers III be taxa bs:0ld kittrell
OF Weib=~dsy and Thursday On The
shoo-Ey- Tie rUzEi TIP rates viii be
o1e fare psZ. 1sy cszEs f0E admission 10
rh= Fair groz11. iron al points in
North Carolina a1d Virginia Tickets
viii u sod OAcrobs- Il 10 18th inclusive.
and o. foES1oOa traits & rt= -UtL.
TEksts wiI e good 10 rs1zru Until The
53ri q October
There I'll u srerza1 E-zi-= On Vel
D==ia! and THURSDAY Oe-ol-- . and
Is froz LozsbErZ and Fra-k.ilion.
and @ t5ese daEs al Ez--s--zEe-- 1T T-en
FraaAhatoa GEi Ras-5ga 1a-- take The
sy-c-al All lor TIE s1Oo-sv
Tc.v I'll T. Ihrozze e8-s from IL
ford o. s3z--s2y AID THURSDAY. bat
Passengers h=:oed KIEVr-l I'll take TIE
Lc1istzry special Etih ~. handle
p4s-1ge-s between Lozi=tErZ Frank
Eatoa azi RAses<h-
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-10-11
Bsr.m 4 Bailey Shs~ Coming

In s.oDe asF the TIrsOr gJc or
.ka. Earrum 4 Baieys eITrcz-s sou.
70. cone 20 Hez5<-eo1- u.s. t.s
o. uhy this xas ne 10 EOt kag.
TDsy bssed tie touD ak@z3 y !.
Got.o>oos skoz bat ID date x,
sreciS<d- The a11o3lES1=l- IT,
rad Tie Big Ber=Eunn 4 Bais-y sAg-
will he bert s0Oz So-oe tIEn- a1-.-
TIE ryssfxsse q Nove1nte-. SAID TIL.
=ho Eep s8ppa,-4d 70 kHOE, a-I
then cane TIE rspO-t tLac -.-r
zoad not sbos Hsas3~--s0a g 4..
To SATISFY EsI11-rI Oh Ell- E~yilc NJ
JAMES G. Jordan Who had done SON
xo.k for t5e-a AID wAO4ze 1l--1.-..,
are still o11ps-1 or tlelF gac--.
wrote 70 the bon= OFF, Il A-w ".
enGuirnz xbo1t tb= zat-zE IT,
day 81 received . Esster iron IL u
r McDoazd, representing IT, 3 :
auru 4 Bailey Sos, uri,tea :-nu
Nsw Orssansr r1<5eT date o. OF G...
saving they EO86 sto# rHi> ,0an
THURSDAY. November 18th and t.
Eoud thank Nr. Jordan 10 c1rr-r,
auv ruu0- to The conGEarv
In addition 20 this Agent Br..y
Informs - that tk-e Seaboar4 ha>
ALREADY issoed orders Tor eIc--,ia-.
rate rbcsets 10 BE- sold Of 4egg.-
Os t5e sssoE Z Hsaier-o1 < .rg-
TO anno1rcsu-1t and expectation
rbe Barnuu 4 Ba5ky CREATE SON
Oh Earth uIlI pitch T. teacs Il H..
derson and the peops= O. Ear1ce and
adjoining counts ~Il u given sch
a sight IS they D@Ter sa~ b-'ore
urJ@r canvas
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-10-11
North Carolina State air Next Week

Secretary J. Z. Pogue makes the
following announcement about the
STATE Fair which will be held next
wa-k-Oct. 18th 10th.
The state Fair this year viii be the
t-~reyer he'd II North Carolina The lar
will t,e opened by Governor K h, Hiean-
On Tuesday. October 10th
There have been great improvements
n tie grounds and buildings, particular
II IN the accommodations for the agr1-
Cultural and live stock displays and an
abundant supply q good water.
Tie feature Of the displays VIII u The
rarur@titiye county exhibits IN hand
.or9sIv decorated booths The general
DISPLAYS. particularly ot labor-savEng
farm machinery, viii repay anyone :
careful inspection
On The Midway there viii ts no gam
hing games. but IL sil be packed with
higb-ciass shows and amuseuenIs. Nv
er foot Of space Will be taken and the
aidxav viii b. a brilliant scene with
TIE carved and gilded fronts aud the
aa1- and bunting OF the best shows ever
So here. Cane and baby rack, niger
heads. shooting galleries, nsrT-go
rouuds- Ferris wheels. raIZae-da1Iies etc-;;
also eIectric theatres. tIalatea- Old pan
ra,ian shows and the great animal show
~ Francis Ferari. the finest in AmerEh-
The trials OF speed viii be fast and e1-
citing. and the open-air attractions, lea
,uring Daredevil Doherty lfaplng The
gar. balloons. and platform work
Hon. Harvey Jordan viii address the
co--on Growers Convention on " ednes-
day night in the Hall d Representatives
The annual meeting OF the SOCIETY," :
baId On thursday night, and on Friday
night Madame Nordica, the world-re-
nowued singer, viii give concert, and
Afterwards viii be held the Grand
Nar-hals Ball. with Chiei Marshal james
vernon Blades. OF New Bern, and bril-,
liant CORPS OF assistants, IN the rooms o.
the Capital Club
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-10-11

GOV. SwAX-ON'- reasons Tor par
douing FislburDe. the murderer oil
Dr.. Iefew in Roanoke, Va. TWO years
ago. SEN 20 D. apologize all the
wav through. Impaired health d
IL. prisoner and testimony OF phy-
sieIans that clo5~ confinement may
either kill him or make him Physi-
cal wreck are given in e1renuation-
bur chat i poor excuse. Fishburne
was lucky in that n did not die at
the end OF rope. and the prevailing
opinion Is that if he had not b-en a
man Of prominence and wealth ne
would have got more than a five
wears sentence 20 the Teuitentiary If
Le had not ben hung. Gov. Swan
son : act in this case has been One OF
misplaced executive c!emency.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-10-11

There's q ave danger from the plague OF
Coaghs and Colds that ar 80 prevalent. I'd
less Jon take Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption Coughs AID Colds Mrs. GEO.
Walls Of Forest City, Ne writes Its q
Godsead TO people living in climates where
coughs and colds prevail / end il quickly
eads them Il prsvents Pneumonia cures
LaGrppe, gives wonderful relief in Asthma
and Hay Fever. and makes weak lungs
strong enough 70 ward OF Consumption
Coughs and Colds 80 and 81 90 Guaran-
ted By Melville Dorsey. Druggist Trial
kso+-IS i've
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-10-11

Wonder !; Marion BGtEer Thinks IL
can pull the wool over tie eFe> oiEbe
voters Throughout the STATE Al! o.
than kno1 him 10 b. 4 sa-e9d poll
c:cian. but very f-E q than ara viii
in- for hin 10 lad Che party liz rep-
r-s-or- He : certainly not making
s-4ectses throughout lie STATE for
uo-hing--DGrAar1 S11
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-10-11
A Young Mother At 20

Ny ErOther has suddenly h<@n made
Young az 30. Tweat. years oil ints-se sui
fe-ing from dyspepsia had entirely disabled
ker- uaT5I IL months ago when she betSa1
taking EIectric Bitters- which have CON
pIeteiy oured her and restored the stresgth
and aetivity she had II The prime OF lie,
writes Mrs. W L GiipatTick. Of DaHiorth-
Ne. Greatest restorative medicine On the
pIote. sets Stomach. Liver and Kidneys
r;Sht. parties the blood, AID cures Malaria,
BiIiousness and Weakness Wonderful Nerve
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Hon. james T. Young, Chairman.
d tie Congressional executive COM
Elsz-tea. announces the following al
UC,7E---11s for Hon Edward v POI
10 speak in Vance co1nty:s
kirtren. foesiay. 0ct- 30vh-
Nftdleb-ry. Tuesday. CseV- 3taAI night
Dab1ev- Wednesday. tAcE- 31st-
Henderson. "Wednesday. Oer- 3lst, IA
night
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Democratic Convention.
County Ticket Named Saturday
Old Officials Reconstructed ALI
the Way Through-

TIE Democratic count! co1TelfEon
Saturday renoninated all the old
0Et5cials as i0lloEs-
CS@rk o: t5e Superior Cozrt- Col He1r!
Perry
azg.te- q D.- K v Edvard=
Tr-zszr=r. CoI- II ( gay
>b=-iE. Z / Powell
Legislature Tomas Taylor
Mr. TayloTs Eame Eas IEs- o1iy
OH presented t0E tbe legislature
H served II tbe last GeCeral ASSN
By
Col Perry and Col. Gary had 10
opposition and both we're nominated
~ reclamation. r 4 Bullock -
ceiv7d : vote. for Register Of DEEDS
against K " Edwards whose NOM
nation vas made unanimous after
the vote vas auuoaD-7d. For slserIH
there Ee-= chre candidates, J. I
Feming, H n Hight and Z 4
Po~elL Hight received Is ToEa,
Fleming ? and PoEelf p, in round
Cumbers. There zere fractional votes
FOX eacL but tie r=s0lC vas sGbstan-
italy as ao0Te-
Al TIE townships we're represented
except N0tbusa. Ia=r= were 10 con-
tsCs and the work Of the convention
Eas harmonious And sO0l over }.
2. Hunt vas elected chairman and
J. &. kittrel3 secretary.