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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-26
NOTAS De PONCE
Otra emigration de trabsja.
doFes para isIa de Cuba.
matFimoniO civil.
A LA BIBLIOTECA
Estreno de una marcha. En-
las colonias sgrio1as de
este departamento.

FL E,r korel Campos nos parli-
etpa aae pronto 40 b rA otraxxemigrA
si6n de trabsiadorss para 10 isla d.
Caba, 6l ssgdn noa do & srssndsr eati
com'siorado & rssDlsetar trAbaiado.
res,
--Anoche oontrt sron matrimonio
civil 10 simPaiiea asflorita Carmen
PAehsso. hlia do nrsstro diatipga dido
amigo don Carlos y el ioven Juan
Cories, smboH veeinoz del poblado d.
lApsya, Apadfinaron la bella pare
10, don Antonio Peehseo, ifo de 10
dsspoGada don Antonio Ruiz Eler,
nA luna dc mieI, lea dsseamoa.
Metro aPrssisco amigo dor
Manual N. YoYdan ha obssQuiado
lA BlbllotcA municipal son IN tome
ds sus inspiradas poslfas titulRds
sRofas BlsneAss,
-EE tai 10 sglomersei6n de trabs
ios en- las eolonlas sgrfsolAa d. est
0spArs2mento que noa oonsla que OF
g ColOnia de don VIcsnte Ussra, b.
trio do Pefuelas dsnominAdo <Cayurel
80 psgaban q los eAreintsros ss poi
que trabsiAran el dc mIngo, los Que 9,
negsron { clio. Oiros trAbsisdorsl
osupkrorse el DIS dc aver gsnandt
doble i1rnsl.
En- 10 rstrsta sslebrada ancChl
80 eatren6 10 mAreha que dsdis6 do.
Jaims Per!eaI al Presidents R9ose
veIA cou motive do ID srribo & estaI
plAyal.
CORRESPONSAL.
Dieiembre "a dc 1903
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-26

sus culpAa y prtmstierA ssmendar 30
couduetA para 10 futurc; no scmprsn'
diendc, sue Al &rrSnesr eHs vslo, que
scmsial ts & 10 tdnisA dc Nssos, esta
bA tan Hdhsrido & las earrs 90 del par
lido rspublieauo, 6StAs impreEsindi
blemsntehatfan ds.dssgArrArae con 81
iO6nda querfAn ustedes, qusridf
uimcs dostorsH y licensiados, qua fut-
ran & Parsr los Autores ins!igado
res do AQuellos tremendos susssos de
las epoeAs de Mr., Allen Mr.. Hunt
do los eualss con nusstra noble con
dustR fuistsis vosotros, deads el par
lido rspublisano, los primsros y los
aisos que protsstA!steii9
Era mas l6giso, sra mAI Aitural
no digo mas patri6tico, porqus nj
deseo hsriros On 10 mas mfnimc, el
que on vex do preisnder decApitsr ur
srtnmo para darls vida, huh.6tAii
aumentAdo con vueatrA Eapgrs aanA
10 vida vigoroHA robuAIa de quier
srtsi6 persssueiorsH, que aondenkis,
vare!6 de elias tan grAnds y tan dig
40, como alta y nohls % ID sausA CUE
defende.
SEs posihle 10 continuation d,
| n Arkido republieArO, dentro de lol
astuAles prc cSdimesntoa? Ben - Z
que no, oil ssiuAl DireeIorio, y Qu'
aun Surgiendo, durAnte algunes mt
ass, y por el sIfae!El pecupiArio d.
unos posoE, sl psri6diso porous sua
pirA el Doctor Conaeisro, que es 6
etsrno Doctor Jsfs; sl parIido re
publieAno que aolan snts vive arii
fcialmenie y meTeed { los elfuer
EOS do Quien densnds con gran emps
10 un e6modo, mSs que vAlioso ints
IrSy personal, tIens que deEspAressr d
sodss parties, pnes no ss possible QuI
un pueblo tan dsm6sratG y tan libera
ecmo sl do 10 gran Re. olies, no or
dtns & 81 Gobierno, por -eonducto d
sua REPRESENTATIVES "a los CEmarap
que desD Dti, dc las iaveatlduraI d
l.glsladorss coatoaos para oil PrsIu
pueslo do Pusrto R!c0, { quienls eEal
pusbo rsshtz6 ecmo tales y sin rt
tribusi6n On las eleccionss del 0 d
Noviembre prtxlmo pAsado, sue mar
sarAp, por lA snssfArzA que ,snoIerr
tan sAhio fallo sltclorAl 10 mas hri
llAntB tschA do nueatrA modestisim
historla politics.,
NOmar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-26
DESDE ITALIA
RObO de un impOrtante cua.
dro.- Sisis torpeder0s pa
"a sI qobiern0 turcO.
TUMBA De ClCERON
Una cnnferenciA ron Al paNa
TUMBA De ClCERON
Una conferencia con el Papa.
Sinpatiza con los polacos
pero no se decide.

ae ha dsssubisrto On Floransia
que dc 10 galsrfa del palssio Tarroni,
antss sl palssio Spini. 20 hsbian Ito.
vado an cusdro do vslor por sl pintor
holand6s. Jshu Brsp ghai, dol a'glo
diseiaeis. qas rsprssentAba an paisa-
10.
I'm aGnovs 90 ha vsriAeAdc 10
asrsmonia do iEar 10 bApders tuYoa
On sisss to,psdsros sonstruidos para
al gohierno otr mauo. hsilkndosa pre-
ssnts sl smbsiador do Tarquia, Re-
ehid Bsy. Por 10 tards sAlieron par q
ConstsnsinoplA. Tlsnsn sada uno 50
metros da sslors, dssarrollan 2,A0o
eabAllos dc fdsrSa y On les prusbaa
anduvisron con veloeidad de veinsi.
eineo nudoz por hora
Ell bo'qus On les montsH les nks
srribA dc Brisssgo, Al sxtrsmo del
lago Msgeiors. 90 iossndi6 dssds hsee
gunos dias, y no ha podido sirsuns'
sribirss el ipssudin Dc noshs sl co.
peesksulo 90 msgni6so.
-En Formais. cesaA del lugar
donds aseslmaron & CiesF6n hsss ser'
CO de vsinis siglos. 90 han dsseuhisr' Z
TO los rsssos de 10 que 90 cree fa6 10
tumhA del gran orador. Hstkn On una
solinA que domina las Was ApiA ,
Hereulano.
Eel Papa rssibi6 hoy sl eArdanAl
Opp, obiapo Do Brsslau. Ests psrti'
RI para Bsrlin para der 4 eonosar AI
smpsrsdor y 81 prinsIss Bpsslrw, 81
rssuitAdo dc su Ht'svista yespssto Dc
tContndd on Ia pdcina sol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-26
PUNTO Y APARTE
La NOChe Buena. NO busna
para t0dos. En- las gran.
des maasiOnes.
AUTO.SUGESTION
AUTO.SUGESTION
Sorbos con alas. cSangre to-
rera. Las avellanas de Ia
dioSa Felicidad,

L. Ncehs Buspa pAs6... Unot
10 eelsbrarfan sntre Lea txpAnsiones
intimas del hogAr, y dc IL amistsd
otros, ponisndo alec b Il On Aus este.
msgos, y sintiendolo subir, en sssen-
sores rApidoS, oil & iimo piso de 10
sAsa en- oaeilsei6n.
Con no poeos hAbrG senido que yer
oil CUERPO DE vIGILANCIA, cue hsee
sus servieios en- IN aampo lleno de
sla-idadss, sin que 10 eltorhsn %
viatA las grAndss msniguas que ae
levAntan on otros lugArsS Apariado',
y no por ESQ aolisArios.
Para unos, Ia ncshe VAsada hAhY
pido moths busnsi para otroH, noshe
dc dolor.
Noshe BusnA On las grandes mar.
aiones, On las mansionss sontort, b,es,
donde NADIA hAse talts, On sl sentidc
dc las nsseaidAdes psrsntoriAs de Ia
vida.
Noehs mAls para los moradorel
del tugurio, do 10 misera cAsuehs suyc
techo es una grtca On forma do pirk.
m'de, y suyo lseho 90 duro , fric,
eomo todss las inclemsneiaa que sor
sl estsmuIO de los deahsrs dados de ID
fortuna,
Pero ss 81 clSo Qus sxats auto.
suggestion On sl missro q1s celsbra %.
10 trAdici6n tsnsasmsR6rica, toda We,
que ve % islicidad momeptAnca on o
vertigo del marco que determina una
Tkpids susssi6n de sorhos, cusles p :
rsesn teasr alas, unAs vscas, y oIrAl
ser torsros qae srroiSn 10 eApa y "a
hullsn 10 esgada en- OF suellos On,
40 IfAn y desspgrAp...,
Loa pobres qua 3, Alsg1n eIa no
ans son les AvellanAs de 10 Falisidai
.,qus rsGullan nav las vAtiM qul
las llsnAT.
Lbs po1sro1os piaAn Al dfA si
Ruien;s aohre los msnudAs eAisArAI
cue sruien bIiJ sua Eiss ensAi q al
Ados,
Y t,dos risr loE dc ArribA y lol
dc AbAio. Estes como demonios
AQuellos emo diosss, .eomo doses
olimpicos'
MicnlrAs los pisos Toe no Felle
ran les AvsllAnAS vAeiAs de 80 tslici
dad con nm POGO de p6IvorA y las hA
gan Gxploiar contra Las pusrsAS de SUI
opreEoreE. ,.WgairA hAbisndo pulvG
FiSssi6n baio los pies sneAlq all ados
y yssguirkn eolGndose sl AiFs ffio y Ia
lluvia hhada por 10 grteI usntimsn
iAl que i1rms sl issh0 de los mtlsrol
hogSrsS J dc paso 4 las lGgslmAu do
diA } Al IareASmo dc 10 noshs.
MisntrAs Absio musrdan los inf.
lees 10 &c ears, J ArribA 90 RIPARIAN 0
turT6a dHdSOd0 loa fusrtss J los pode
rosoF hAbiA irfo sn las Almal
pInsadoraS, , una larRA intsrmina bl.
moths Dc dolor, con sara do busns
p,rJ cue 90 % busna Nc asrk IL niue
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-26
EVENDE

10 ll'go Go 'Fes ssrifit.gss ai,le
ia sHsglcrlhs con "a motor, su msa-
olAdor "a sIevsdor de sidsss, 81 do
SO m'guiaso 'Ilsdo. Dlrlglras s dos
Julio GAY hsslenda saeia Ara, Jan
sos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-26
AGENTES PARA PUERTO-RIOo
Hernandez E Barascrda.
NILAGROSO DFSdJDRINIENTO

EdA asErosa sapsAdad auaa "a a FansPs
Alberto Po Dc HAsoss aassaado Alup.
ms1aasa q q nds 1sssa6 Poiando sssado
sFusdat aasss n saapas radaa-
o has ta uaFtasa, aaiarns
asss oaA1aa d tsaa HaAuIs1to q nsi-
sine la a4s saa ssa@asss exuasa
satan haFaA @assa = taA sadaraa ays6a Aaa ao
ssafaoa asaaao nsgroso sFaa8a da das Aa e.
afnsisaaa - "a slaa a8taaFIAa T. AaA0s ssxaa.
aaAxeso ROOD p1zo saa naasAmsaAa AaAano pArA "A
omgaA 1aasss q se sAaa aaose ao sarlaaa saa-
Sc WsaA 3ksa9k 8a Ire vgFua AAnao aalaa
aaas ras aassrnaaAd rsaaao
hassa assafaa + 90 80 Aaaas a.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
Death of Mrs. ]. L. Stone.

Mrs. Lady Powell Stone. wife of
Mr. james l.. Stone, died at her home
i'll the country about > O'Clock Sat
urday afternoon. She had pneu-
monia and was sick only ten DAYS
Mrs. Stone was the oldest daughter
of Sheriff and Mrs. +. A. Powell, of
Henderson and was :}0 years old.
She leaves five children, two girls and
three boys, beside her husband.
Mrs. Stone was Il trul V good WO-
man i'll every relation of life and will
be greatly missed in the community
i'll which she lived. She was II devOut
and sincere Christian and had been
for many years Il member of the
Methodist Protestant church holding
membership at Union Chapel.
The funeral was held at Union
Chapel Sunday afternoon at 4
O'Clock, Rev. q. W. Homes, the pas
tor, conducting the service. Inter
ment was made in the cemetery at
the church.
\ liquid colo cure for children that is pleas
ant. harmless and effective is Bees Laxa-
tive Honey and Tar. Superior to all other
cough syrups or cold remedies because it acts
ON the bowels An ideal remedy for coughs
colds. Group, whooping cough and all
durable lung and bronchial affections in child
or adult Pleasant to take Sold by the
NrTurr- NC\air Drug COrnp3uy
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
The First National Bank.

Neat and attractive is the adver-
tisement of the First National Bank
OF Henderson, which appears on the
first page of the GOLD LEAF this
week. And the story of growth and
development shown by this excellent
institution is as interesting us it is
gratifying. With capable and ex-
perienced officers and with board of
successful business men as directors,
this bank is forging ahead with steps
steady and certain. 1t often Uses our
columns to show the people its pro
gress based upon safe and sane bust
ness methods. 1t has the stamp OF
approval of our National Govern
ment and is supervised by National
authorities.
Every safeguard is thrown around
the bank and its progress, while
gratifying, is nothing more than
should have been expected. No safer
place, for the care and keeping OF
your funds. will be found than the
First National Bank Of Henderson
The officers are we'll known and sue.
cessful business men; Samuel +. Har-
ris. president; Robert Lassiter and
William =. Nenable, Csecond vice
president of the Bank of Farmyille
Va vice-presidents: Samuel T.Peace,
cashier.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
Activity in Real Estate.

There has been considerable activ-
ity i'll Henderson real estate of late.
Several important deals have been
made and others are under cOntem-
platiOn. Among the latest we note
that Mr.. Il. J. Corbitt and Mr.. \. E.
Iollicoffer have bought from Mr.. j.
X. Young beautiful building sites on
the opposite side OF the road Just
back OF his residence property (the
90" Young place. while Mr.. J. Hill
Parham has bought the latter and
will improve and occupy the same.
Mr. Corbitt and Mr. ZOllicoifer both
contemplate the erection of hand
some residence on their property i'll
the near future, and thus the West
End-eXtended-will not only gain
valuable acquisitions iii citizenship,
but be greatly enhanced in architect
ural beauty as we'll. Mr.. NJ. Dorsey 5
beautiful mansiOn-nOt quite SO far
outs splendid addition to that
part OF tOwn-and others will follow.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
An Heir to Millions?

neither We entertain angels una
ware or not rumOr has it that We
have had in our midst several months
an heir to millions. Since July or
August young man name Harry X.
Hays has been working in the Hen
dersOn Cotton Mills. He halls from
Wisconsin but came here from Penn
sYlvanla. II reports are true he will
have money to burn and can own
cotton mills instead of working in
them for living.
Here is the story It's it goes: Hays
has in his possession Il letter pur-
porting to be from the probate Judge
OF the county stating that his uncle
had died in San Francisco leaving an
estate valued at $lS,6S7, 900, and
that he is one of four heirs. The es-
tate will be settled in October, the
letter further states Hays claims to
have visited his uncle at his home
and knew that he was VERY rich, go
ing SO far as to state in part OF what
his wealth consisted.
The letter in question is typeWrit-
ten on plain paper Had it borne the
official letter head or seal of the pro-
bate Judge it would have looked more
busidess like and carried more the
stamp of genuineness. Then again
it is dated March Dist, and its exist
ence has only been made known with
in the past week or ten days. Judg
ing the case as we have heard it we
do not believe the yOnng man is any
nearer riches than he has been-and
yet we hope most sincerely that the
story Of his alleged good fortune is
every word true.
In the meantime the Henderson
cotton mill worker continues to hold
down his Job, apparently less con
cerned about the millions reputed to
be in store for him than are some of
his friends and associates. He knows
more about the matter than anybody
else, and maybe that is why he is so
uncOncerned.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
Victim of an Accident.

Master Guy Woodwork was the
victim of an accident Tuesday which
painful as it was, might have been
much more serious. He was helping
to unload Il car of coal at the electric
light plant and III attempting to
throw IL shovel up into the car it fell
back on him. The edge Of the blade
struck him in the face and cut off the
end OF his nos so that several stitch
es had to be taken to hold it in place.
Facing tile sun he was partially blind
ed but realizing his danger Guy threw
his hands up and somewhat broke
the force OF the showers fall, prOba-
bly, saving himself from Il worse fate.
Bad as WAS the accident the little fell
low is congratula ting himself that it
was not more serious. He might
have lost an eye or had the shovel
fallen on his head the result might
have been fatal.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
Buchan-- Ray.
MIR. Henry Charles Buchan, a For
mer Henderson Young Man,
Claims Alabama Bride.

The birmingham. Ala, Ledger. 81
May Bird. announces the marriage OF
Mr.. Henry Charles Buchan and Miss
Laura .leannettc Ray. which was re-
Gently Sole}nnized at the North High
land Baptist church in that city, the
ceremony being performed by tn"
Rev !. H. Ray
This item of news Will hc read with
interest here. Mr.. Buyhan is 4 for
mer Henderson Young man and son
of Mr. and Mrs William Buchan He
has been living in birmingham about
n year, being Il member OF Il large
concrete contracting firm. Previous
to going to Alabama Mr.. BuchHu
was engaged in the same business in
Washington City. He is Il Young
man Of good business ability and
has held Il number OF responsible pO-
sitiOms since he left Henderson, He
is doing we'll in his new home and his
friends will congratulate him upon
his latest stroke of good fortune.
or the Young married couple tie
Birmingham Ledger says:
The bride is Il daughter of the
late DR.. J. /. Ray of Woo1stock,
Ala. She is an attractive young
woman and is Il graduate oi lie Ala
hana Central College.
Mr. Buchan is = young man OF
sterling qualities, and is Il member
of the firm of the Alabama Rein,
forced Concrete Company. Both Mr.
Buchan and his bride have many
friends in Birmingham who will h,
interested i'll learning of their wed
ding
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
Important Real Estate Transfer.

Mr. J. Hill Parham has bought the
"Q.' Young home place, in the
Southwestern edge of town and will
improve and occupy the same. This
is very desirable property and at one
time was one of the handsOmest resi-
dences i'll the community. 1t is beau
tifully situated and conveniently To-
Gated and Mr.. Parham is to be con-
graduated upon its acquisition,
There are four acres in the lot. Mr.
James K. Young was the owner and
the sale was effected by the Hender-
son Loan and Real Estate Company.
This is only one of a number of i'm
pOrtant transactions negotiated by
this Company and they have other
valuable property-unimproved lots
adjacent thereto which will be laid
off and put upon the market.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
Was Wasting Away.

Il had been troubled with kidney disease
for the last five years" writes Robert L.
Watts OF Salem. No. Il lost flesh and never
felt we'll and doctored with leading physi-
clans and tried all remedies suggested with
out relief. Finally / tried Foleys Kidney
Cure and less than two bottles completely
cured me and | am sound and we'll =" Dur
ing the summer kidney irregularities are often
caused by excessive drinking or being over
heated. Attend to the kidneys at once by
using Foley's Kidney Cure. Melville Dorsey
Have you weakness OF any kind-stomach.
back. or any organs OF the body? Don't
dope yourself with ordinary medicine. Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea is the supreme
curative power. 80 cents Tea or Tablets.
Parker's Two Drug Stores.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
VERY LOW PRICES.
On Lumber, Lime, Shingles,
Doors, Windows, Frames, Oak
ManteIs, Tiles, Crates, &c.
John B. WATKINS.


Nitit" superior court VIII co!l' enc
Monday llter next, May ziSt. Judge
Ward VIII preside
Rev VI W Butler, of the Christian
church will preach in the PreSbyte-
ran church next Sunday, morning
AMI night. Mr.. li"hd"rlit" VIII De
away 20 assist III tlle installation Oh
Ih" new pastor AT aShIllgtoh'
Mr. + II Hoover is home from the
Isle of Pines ON visit to his parents
Mr. and Mrs ] r. Il Hoover. Mr..
Hoover has been in the Isle of Pines
two wears ana will 90 back after
amending 4 short while in North Car
Dina.
.,. :,
continue to Give free nightIvconrprts
ON the vacant lot next to the Croa-
tan Club building. Quite IA demand
has been created for DR.. Benefits
medicines and the rul. is the better
rlDy become known the greater the
demand
,,.. -, > W. I:.,
''',.'' IL "'''N'' VI ~, i''' ~
'". Vows h'7'"T'''' was . 'l''' u
fI-I'"r ann an IIr'''1nh' rii'T,I H'
l..por is on, the Institutions OF Lit
ifr..r a4d has been a factorfor rood
IN the uphuiiiiI- of the town and
community.
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t. r;'. ,'',' ., ~, " f"r Rar,,os
- - NJ ~ In.I,
NM: ''.'i'' ','' IN 10, -,i'', III
,i';n'E Eoou9, '''t : - ,,,n' IA AZ
p.., y, 80, n,' :. =, ',.' Sr fnr 49,
-. It,''i i,''o =" w., ~, rr ',;,,
-. ~ = ,,-,,i,tt'l,,,.,
SUITS ana 700 niue money tllc eActiSe
I"f TINS cut Ill prices 10 move the
-''d@.
tioy C,porrp G. Par,lee of CalifOr-
mia acknowledges recent of a check
from Mr.. D. \. COOnpr of Henderson,
iOrS OOas an individual contribution
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
People Read the Advertisements.

People read the advertisements in
the GOLD LEAF. Last week the Hen
dersOn Loan and Real Estate Com
pany advertised certain property
listed for sale by them. Mr. McCoin
tells us that next morning soon after
the paper was out while he was on
his way to his office and before he
had seen the advertisement himself a
man met him on the street and en-
quired about one Of the farms adver-
tlsed. This is but another instance
of the oft asserted fact that the
cheapest and quickest way OF bring
ing seller and buyer together is an
advertisement in the newspaper
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
Postmaster Robbed.

q. ". Fouts. Postmaster at Riverton. Ia,
nearly lost his life and was robbed OF all
comfort according to his letter which says:
For 20 years had chronic liver complaint.
which led to such a sewers case Of iaundce
that even my finger ais turned yellow.
when my doctor prescribed Electric Bitters,
W mich cured me and have kept me we'll for
II years" Sure cure for bihousness, neural
gia, kidney and bladder arrangements A
wonderful tonic. AZ Melville Dorsey's drug
store so cents
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
Something in this Name.

New honors and lew subscribers
continue TO come to the GOLD LEAF
The latest compliment is II have Il
post office named after this paper
ToId Leaf is a pOstottice in Mecklen-
burg County,Nn.. and it an alright
place, too. Til" people over there
NOT only appreciate Il good thing in
"a nam" but they recognize a good
lining in business houses when they
have dealings with them. \ letter
r-r"ived from Gold Leafpost ottice 10y
b4r~es Clothing Store thiS week con
tanned an order for a suit of clothes
and 4 pair OF shoes.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
TO the Trustees Of Henderson
Methodist Church.

Always have your church buy linseed oil at
barrel prices. Don't let them pay $50
gallon for canned oil, which ought to cost
but 60 cents a gallon. Ready-mixed paint
is about half oil and half paint. Buy oil
fresh from the barrel and add it to the L. &
VI Paint, which is semi-mixed. and you then
get full gallon OF paint at the lowest price.
Actual cost L. ( NJ about 81 20 per gallon.
/ gallons L 4 NJ. mixed with , gallon.
Liuseed Oil will paint moderate sized house.
{. :. Andrews. Ex-Mayor Danbury, Conn.
writes: ' Painted my house 70 years ago with
l. 4 M Looks we'll today Sold by Mel
ivlla Dorsey Henderson. y {.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
War Against Consumption.

All nations are endeavOring to check the
ravages OF consumption, the white plague"
that claims many victims each year.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and
colds perfectly and You are in no danger Of
consumption. Do not risk your health by
taking some unknown preparation when
FOley's Honey and Tar is safe and certain in
results. Ask for Foley Honey and Tar and
insist upon having it Melville Dorsey.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
Fortunate MiSSOurians.

When | was a druggist, at Livonia Mo. "
writes T. J. Dwyer, now of Graysville, Mo-
three of my customers were permanently
cured of consumption by DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, and are well and strong today One
was trying to sell his property and move to
but after using New Discovery Il
short time he found it unnecessary to do so.
| regard DR.. Kings New Discovery as the
most wonderful medicine in existence"
Surest cough and cold cure and throat and
lung healer. Guaranteed by Melville Dorsey.
druggist SOC and 81 Trial bottle free
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
Does Ii Do ANY Good?

What good does il do You to eat ii Your
stomach fails to digest the foodr None. 1t
does You harm-cau>"s. helchiug, sour etom-
arh. tatuleuce. etc When the stomach fails
a little kodol Dyspepsia Cure aitercach meal
will digest whar YOU eat and make the
stomach sweet Kodol is thorough diges-
tant and Will afford relief from any disorder
due to imperfect digestion or mal-assimia-
ton. Sold at Parker's Two Drug Stores.
The small boy with his first watch
* having the time of his life
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
Best for Women and Children.

On account Of its mild action and pleasant
taste Orimo Laxative Fruit Syrup is especial
~ recommended for women and children. 1t
does not nausrate or grpe like pills or ordi-
nary cathartics Orino Laxative Fruit Syr-
up aids digestion and stimulates the liver
and bowels without irritating them. Re
member the name ORINO and refuse substi-
tutcs. Melville Dorsey
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
4 Mountain of Gold

..H.t a"r bring a. much happiness to Mrs
Ar.a Nilkr, "i caroline Wis. rs did one 25c
-HE Iuekl"u' : Aruica SaIve. when il com
F.'f~Ly cured a running sore ON her leg
"-.A lad tortured her u long years
'.7-t"Nr "ntlsePtIc healer OF piles wounds
aid sores. Doe at Melville Dorseys drug
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-05-10
Wanted.

IN intelligent and energetic man to
represent the Prudential in Henderson
and vicinity The best advertised COM
pany offering the most liberal and at
tractive Life Insurance policies on the
market liberal commission contract
to the right party Address
Hodges, Mitchell & Reynolds,
Managers.
ASHENlLLE. y. {.