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The gold leaf., 1907-04-18
Suicidal Policy Of the Railroads.
Wilmington Messenger

Wilmington Messenger
We are sorry to see it intimated
in the press news dispatches from
Raleigh that the railroads OF the
state are going so contest the con
stitutiOnality OF the act OF the last
legislature which reuuced the passen-
ger rate to , t cents per mile. Our
regrets are not based on any legal
grounds. We leave such points for
the lawyers and the cOnrts. We
know nothing about the legality OF
such IL law, AL We know is hat there
is IL fight on between the railroads
and the people and that the latter
won out through their Representatives
in the4ate legislature. 1t strikes us
that it would he much better policy
for the railroads to accept results OF
that legislation than to fight it. We
believe the railroads made IL mistake
III fighting the reduction as proposed
by the advocates of lower passenger
rates. We believe that had the rail
roads come forward and said to the
advocates OF low passenger rates, we
will reduce rates from 3 Il to = 1-2
cents Il mile theirproposition would
have been accepted and there would
not have been the fight for lower
that WAS waged in the legislature
The railroads made the tight and
they lost, and unless they want to be
hit harder than they were by the last
legislature they had better not CON
test the action of that body. If they
show fight against it's action they
may count or more drastic legislation
two years hence Wouldn't it be-
wiser for them to accept present con-
dItlOns than to fight against them
with the idea OF amelioriting those
conditions two years hence. with the
almost certainty of making them
worse? Doesn t Il fight in the courts
against Il 2-cent rate now mean Il
2-cent rate two years hence?
We suppose the railroad people will
tell us thatwe are meddling in a mat
ter which does not concern Us at all;
that they are competent to manage
their own affairs. We admit that
they are and that it is none OF our
business whether they submit to the
legislative enactment on the paSSen
ger fare or contest the same in the
courts; at the same time we think we
know something about public senti-
ment and we feel sure that if the rail
roads contest this question they will
do so to their sorrow in the end.
1t will be suicidal policy on their part
and we would hate to see them under
take it. We hope there is no truth
in the report
The gold leaf., 1907-04-18

Rest is the great rpstOrer. We tire our
muscles by exercise and then rest to restore
them: yet Il great many OF us do not stop
to think how lit tic rest give to our sto-
machrs As usual thing no part Of our
bodies j. so generally Overworked as our
digestive organs. y tired and overw orked
sto:narh will give signs Of distress to which
we pay 40 heed until ~ last Dyspepsia
takes hold Indigestion is Just warning,
and If we heed the warning we can easily
avoid further consequences KODOL is
most thorough stomach relief. 1t digests
what YOU eat and gives the stomach the
needed rest and greatly assists il restoring
it to ts normal activity and usefulness
kODOL is sOll on guarantee relief plan.
1t IL sold here It Parker'e Two Drug Stores.
The gold leaf., 1907-04-18
Education at the South.
Wilmington Messenger. 12th,

One OF he features of educational
meeting at Pinehurst Wednesday was
the session OF the State super
intendents Of education at which Re-
ports. were read by these officials,
showing the amount OF educational
| work the Southern States are doing.
The showing was remarkable. 1t
is hard to realize that our Southern
people are able 10 do so much IN the
way Of public education. Tie fact
that they are able to do 50 much for
themselves shows that they do not
need any help. Ii the people OF the
South can raise the money they are
now expendi:g Oh public schools
they do not need ANY assi-tai'c, from
Mr.. Ogden or uihers from the North.
The reports n( those State super
intendents show that The Southern
States can take care OF themselves in
the matter of public education; that
they are far from being objects OF
charity. We can educate our OWL
children without aid from beyond
our borders Why, then, should we
not do so: The moment we accept
foreign aid We put ourselves under
Obligations TO our benefactors to
allow them to have some control
over lr matter OF education ana the
class uf instruction we adopt. We
cannot be perfectly independent in
the education OF our children ii we
send them to school at the expense
of people OF he North. If the latter
contribute to the expense OF the
schools it is natural that they should
be given some right to shape tie
style of education. We do not see
how that proposition can be denied.
We do not see how any one can
claim the South needs financial hel
in its public schools system. Ii it
does not need it why should it ac-
ccept it?
The gold leaf., 1907-04-18
We Guarantee Satisfaction.

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Co, Dayton, Ohio, writes under date of
Oct. II, 1906: NosENA is the only prep
aration | have ever used that relieves
my affection so speedily and pleasantly.
am getting the first real pleasure out
OF breathing that / have experienced
since contracted catarrh six years ago.
Money would not buy my tube of NOSE
Ma if could not get another" At all
drug stores. Your money back if not
satisfied. Sample tube and booklet by
mail 10 cts
BROWN MANUFACTURING Co,
st. Louis. Mo. and Greenville, Tenn.
The gold leaf., 1907-04-18
First and Third Regiments to Go to
jamestown.

Notice has been issued to the First
and Third North Carolina Infantry
that the companies of these regi-
ments will go to jamestown on the
10Th OF August.
This will be during North Carolina
week there, and this means that a
great crowd Of North Carolinians
will he "On the Warpath' at that
time. 1t is expected that the Second
Regiment will hold an encampment
at Morehead City this year.-NeWs
anI observer.
The Vance Guards. Co. {, OF Hen
derson, belong to the Third Regiment
and this Of course means that they
will 90 and contribute their part to-
ward making North Carolina week
at the Exposition Il successful oc-
ciI1inn.
The gold leaf., 1907-04-18

More than half a d Oxen cotton mis- Of
this vicinity have voluntarily reduced
the mum Der Of working hours per week
from ixty-six to sixtr-fOur and it is be-
lieved that Others will lfollow.-CharlOtte
Observer.
Wilmington can get ahead Cf that.
The DeIradO mill has reduced the
number of hours for its employees to
sixty Il Wilmington .Hessen-
ger
The gold leaf., 1907-04-18

Ii the Ogden crowd want a reason
why the people of North Carolina do
not tpermit mixed schools they should
go somewhere else with their meet
ings and their educational and civil
izing problems. Wilmington Messen-
Dpr
The gold leaf., 1907-04-18

There are many toncs in the land
As by the prayers YOU can see:
But none of them equal
Holsters Rocky Mountain Tea.
Parker Two Drug Stores
The gold leaf., 1907-04-18

The News-No Pure Drug { Cough Cure Laws
would be needed, if all Cough Cures were like
DIR. ShoOp's Cough Cure is-and has been for
20 years The National Law now requires
that II an poisOns enter into IL cough mix
ture, 1t must bc printed on the label or pack
age. For this reason mothers. and Others.
should insist on having DR.. Shops Cough
'ure. No poison marks on Dr. ShoOps labels
and none in the medicine else il must hv law
be on the label. And it's not only safe. but
II Is said by those who know it best, a truly
remarkably cough remedy. Take no chance.
particularly with your children Insist on
having DR.. Shoop's Cough Cure Compare
carefully the DR., Shoop package with Others
and seo. No poison marks there You can
always be on the safe side by demanding Dr.
Shoop's Catarrh Cure Simply refuse To ne
"ert any ether. Sold by Thomas Bros
y baker can always raise the dough
The gold leaf., 1907-04-18
The Crusade of Civilization.

Wilmington Messenger, ! lth.
The men who annually come down
South for the purpose Of teaching the
Southern people how to educate
themselves and to aid Us III the mat
ter of becoming more civiliZpI are
now i'll session at Pinehurst. We are
grieved to note that the Governor OF
our State is with them and that he
is lending his aid to their crusade If
civilization Of thepeople OF his State
We would like to know ii Governor
Glenn thinks the people who elected
him governor need civiIiZat ION? Ii he
does not consider them sufficiently
enlightened and civilized to make a
good choice OF mHn for governor?
Does he think our people need any
aid from Mr. Wanmnmaker' boss
clerk in the matter of education or
improving their civilization? Does
not he find the average North Caro-
linian whom he meets in his frequent
JOurneyings over the State ust as
civilized IL being as is Mr.. Wanna
makers clerk? Ii so. why do we need
his help in this matter?
We are sorry to see that in his ad-
dress OF welcome to the educators
and civiIizers of his State the COVER
nor attempts to make an excuse for
those who are opposed to the forced
separation OF the races iii the public
schools. We did not think the time
would ever come when under the
white man : rule" in our State its
chief executive would think it neces-
sary to make an apology even to Il
Northern audience for the law of his
State which requires separate schools
for the two races Why should he
make any allusiOn to this matter?
Was it necessary for him to say in
his address to that meeting:
We differ in our views of the best meth
Ods OF education. Some believe in CO.
education OF the sexes, thinking it slim
ulates boys and girls to new ambition
ana zeal Others oppose it because it
takes the minds of both sexes from the
weightier tn the more frivolous matters
OF life. Others believe in mixed schools
for the races believing it does away with
narrow distinctions and ideas, while we
of the South believe the races should be
no movement or accept no money with
the condition of mixed schools attached
In fact, we wish it distinctly understood
that we are i'll no sense mendicants and
do not desire to receive money for any
thing educational ii to its reception is
attached conditions that we must teach
IN our schools certain things or refrain
from denouucing certain methods and
ideas
The gold leaf., 1907-04-18
Monday, May 9Th, 1907.

door in Henderson, n C., the following lots
or parcels OF land situated in the town of
Henderson, to satisfy the taxes due thereon.
belonging % and listed by the parties named
below, to-Wit:
The gold leaf., 1907-04-18
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Ii you You have offensive pimples or erup-
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bones or joints, falling hair, mucous patches,
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advice sent in sealed letter. For sale at
Parker's Two Drug Stores:
The gold leaf., 1907-04-18
NOTICE.
SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES.

NDER AND BY VIRTUE OFTHE TAX
~ list of the Town of Henderson. for the
year 1906, which is in my hands for colIec
ton shall. on
The gold leaf., 1907-04-18

l0ung lot 10 q oa5
d f Aycoek lot OF printing
materials, type, ,pressrs, etc 50 1925 9I4
j Gupton, horses, cows,
vehicles, etc 7e4 70. co
Richard Royster, barber 90
chairs, mirrors, etc 1O54 a5117 70
Parties whose names and property appear
In the above notice can govern Themselves
accordingly thereto. The above propertv
Elii Pc sold Tor payment of taxes as above
ss. iarIh' unless payment is made before day
This April 1st, 1907,
THAD r. MANNING.
Tax Collector for Town oi Henderson
The gold leaf., 1907-04-18

Cleveland Leader

IItEeIHnu Leader
Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, Detroit
and Milwaukee, with Duluth and
Superior thrown in at the head OF the
great lake and many thriving ports
on Lake Erie added, are a unique
section OF the urban life of America.
Their rate Of growth is the highest
maintained in any gronp of cities.
Their death rate is phenomenally low
Their proportion of home owners
is extra ordinary. Their totals and
gains in avings bank deposits are
almost unparalleled They are hand
some cities asa group full of enterprise
and activity, fairly eloquent with the
spirit OF prosperity and progress.
The gold leaf., 1907-04-18

the lands mentioned below or SO much there
of as may be necessary to satisfy the taxes
thereon for the year 1906 the same being
duly levied on by me. The names Of the par
ties listing and the lands listed, and the
amount of taxes are correctly set ont below
This April 1st, 1907
+. A. POWELL
Sherieff OF Vance County
The gold leaf., 1907-04-18
NOTICE.
SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES.


DYAUTHORITY YOFLAWISHALLSEL
AJby public auction. at the Court Hons
door in Henderson. Nanre County. \ q ni
The gold leaf., 1907-04-18
\. " GLEASON.

Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-08-23

egoista quizS no tiene remedio; y
con ese modo de obrar, no solo ell
es desventurado, sino que hacen
que 10 sean quienes 10 aman, al
verle caminar por senda extravia-
da.
No es necesario repetirlo; va 90
sabe que d egofsta no sirve i los
demds creyendo servirse d 81 mis-
mo. Is planta est6ril que no dR
fruta y no SO cosecha mas que sus
solitarias y tristes satisfacciones,
Hay que matar 81 orgullo Y el
egofslno, como zizana perniciosa;
y llacer 81 propdsito Dc no cerrar
los ojos 4 la luz de Ia razon, nj los
ofdos i conseios dictados pof IA
buena intenci6n y q amor
ST 20 nos bfinda con flores de Ia
ensenanza, detengdmohos soIicitos
para aspirar su perfume
ST SO riegan d nuestros pasos las
perIaa del consejo J del cariflo, IN
clin6monos a recogerlas, aun Guam
do para clio tengamos que DOLLAR
la cerviz.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-08-23

ihcar IN tanto an colnision;
psfo este es mas que dndabIe con-
aeguirse, por Ia simple razon que
los productores de lana en- el pals
son mexicanos y 4 estos hay que
explotarlos sin misericordia Y sin
compassion Y hay que tomarles to-
da Ia ventaia possible.
En- los Estados como Wyo. y
otros, on donde Americanos son
productores de lana, Sc ha paga-
do este producto, a raz6n de is Y
20 centavos libra, pero aquf 50 pa.
ga 4 IA centavos, porque SO supo-
ne que todos los agentes locales y
prIncipaIes casas de comercio es-
tan bien en- acorde para hacer va
Ter todo 10 mencs possible este pro-
ducto, ann de realizar pingiies
beneficios.
Ahora tratar tanbien de- una
buena Y sana arnorizacidn entire
todos los productores dc lana en-
el territorio y buscar sus propios
hombres y de 81 propia raza, para
negociar on los principaIes merca.
dos su producto, es tanto como
pedir peras al olmo, supuesto, one
falta aqui entire naestra gente, la
armonizaci6n v Ia buena voluntad.
De aquf, que este producto que
.viene siendo Ia principal riqueza
del pals, al fin ira decayendo POGO
q POGO y los criadores de ganado
lamar tendran que abandonar esta
industria para buscar Otra que les
recompense mejor su trabaio Y su
capital.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-08-23
LICENCIAS DE CASA
nIENTO.

Las siguientes lieencias dc matrimonio
han sido expedidas por 81 secretario de
condado. Hon. Samuel Esquibel, durante
las dltimas cuatro semanas:
Gaspar Martinez con Andrea Santis-
tevan; Onesimo G. Martinez con Ana
Maria Salazarj Francisco Vigil con Mar
garita Quintanai Jose Dolores Fernan
dez con Juanita Ma Borregoy Ricardo
Mondragon con Antonia Lucero; Fran
cisco Medina con Ignaeita Sanchez; Epi-
menio Romero con Maria Filomena Mars
tinez; Locario Paeheco con Margarita
Martinez; Gabriel Marquee con Bersabd
Medina; Elevi Martinez con Eloiza ca
sias; Santiago Mondragon con Clorinda
MondragUn; EIiseo Paeheco con Maria
Soledad Sanehezi Ismael Legba con Ma
ria Li5erata Gonzales,
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-08-23

Para Ia caspa 8 curar Ia calvicie.- =
Sc humedece 81 cabello una q dos
veces al dfa, con las siguientes
composiciones:
Cocilniento fuerte de quina, me-
dio litro, cocimiento fuerte de ho-
jas de nogal, medic litro, y alcohol,
nm decflitro
Peligro de tomar huevos crudos.
Segin informaciones conunicadas
por peritos cientifcos de nm De-
partamento de Agriculture, los
huevos frescos pneden, en- ciertas
circunstancias, trasmitir enferme-
dades por medic de algunas bacte-
rias patdgenas i otros germenes
laTdsllos.
"Es possible, dice 81 secretario
Wilson, que IN hueyo sea infecta-
do de microorganismos, antes 9
despu6s de la puesta. La cascara
es porosa y no ofrece mayores re-
sistencias q los microorganismos
que producer las Intermediates que
4 los que ocasionan la corrupcl6n
del mismo hneyo.
Cuando nm huevo infestado es
usado como alimento, al estado
crudo, los microorganismos, sick
listen, son trasmitidos al hombre y
pueden provocarle alguna enfer-
medad."
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VARIEDADES
Recetas de Medicina
NUESTRO CUTS NUESTRA
SANGRE.

Los coIores cIaros y rosados son
generaImente considerados como
los mas esttticos y agradables
ESQ no es solo question dc Inoda
. de snobismo pasajero, sino que
son indicios de buena constitution
y de vigorosa salud
Ia circulation de Ia sangre en-
d cults. es Indispensable para q
funcionamiento de esta, a su inte-
gridad y su vida.
l'or ESQ es que los colores pali-
dos y descUioridos, 81 catis rojizo
q girls, hacen decir que fuIano es
anGmico, el otro bilioso, el otro
sangufneo. En- efecto, es precise
que la sangre nj este demasIado 4
d la supefficie, del cults, III 50 en-
conda demasiado en- las profundi.
dades sub dermlcas. Sc necesita
adlvinarlo, saber que esta en- su
lugar lusto, yiviticante y fuidez
dc la sangre es cosa necesaria v
eseneial para Ia nutricidn en- gene.
raj y para Ia del cults ea particu-
lar. Una sangre denasiado espe-
sa Sc pega en- los tejidos: una san
gre deinasiado huida los rssplan-
dece y los vuelve fojos. Alora
bien, cuando Ia sangre NAL repair
tida, NAL equilibrada, lleva los me-
noscabos de i'm organislno, debil q
accomplishments depurado. enton-
ces Sc instalan las pequellas exfo-
haciones, los pityrasis, los gran
des botones de acne 8 la lava de-
la eczema Y de Ia psoriasis, GUAM
do no son los estigmas del lupus,
5 las manchas profundas ilnbo-
rrables del herpesico. Hay que re-
hexionar bien que las afecciones
del cuts no tienen otra causa one
ma sangre viclada, y yo no he de
cesar de repetir el profdndo dicho
de Bayle: "El cuts es ell espejo
de la sangre." Estos menoscabos,
estas escorias, esos microbes, 81
la palabra os gusta, que son lleya-
dos por la sangre hasta 81 cults,
spor que guardarlos en- cambio de
destruirlos? La cosa es fdcil Y 81
remedio es SECURE, despues del
descubrimiento de los fermentos
puros del professor Jacquemin. Es-
tos fermentos introducidos en- el
ORGANISING, vienen 4 contacto di-
recto con Ia sangre, Y csta despues
de haber marmorizado 3 descolo-
rido q CUTS, va viviticada Y pun
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DescOnfianza-Eg gOiSmO.

Como hay tantos engaflOs y trail
clones y no escasas vfctimas de Ia
inaldad. natural IS que Ia descon-
fanza Sc haya extendido on el mum
do. Empresas benefcas, progreso
de las artes proyectos dc mejoras
y otros asuntos que pudieran dar
buen resultado, encuentran casi
Isiempre obstaculos invencibles por
la desconfanza mdtua de los hu
manos, va que no por sus envidias
8 rencores.
No hay va Mecenas que patro-
cinen 4 quienes piensan eiecutar
algo provechoso y trascendental,
Y el adelantamiento social SO esta-
ciona, por falta de impulse y apo.
70.
Y no solo en- 81 orden material
hace gran papel Ia desconfianza
disfrazada con el'pretoxto dc pru-
dente provision, tanlbien Y quizd
con mucho mas alto grado en- 10
que SO refere 4 10 intellectual.
Nuestro extremado amor propio
nos hace pensar, y aun sentir, que
no necesitamos va de luces nj
consoles, y aun cuando en- 10 init
mo de nuestra pobreza intellectual
rechazamos todo magisterio que
hiera nuestro sultanico orgullo.
Quizas no demos dido 4 los sa-
nos consejos de I'M amigo por no
parecer inferiores 4 el en- pruden-
cia Y talento; tai vez desechamos
las advertencias de un deudo, el
mas allegado y que nos anna YER
daderamente, por no baiar del de-
leznable pedestal one nos ha H.
vantado nuestro orgullo; y no es
raro que malveamos y desprecie-
mos todo aquello que parezca en-
senanza y excitativa al bien Y al
progreso moral, 81 creemos que
con este 50 nos apoca, atentando
contra q ilusorio fuero dc nuestra
dignidad personal y de nuestra Ii
bertad de pensar.
Quien asi discurre Y aiente, tie
ne profundamente arraigado Il
sentimiento de descontianza para
todo J para todos, y puede llegar
decir: "En NADIA nj en- nadie creo;
nj en- los sabios nj en- los buenos;
nj en- los amigos; nj en- mi hermano;
nj en- mis- padres. Solo. yo Sc 10
que me convene y debo hacer." "
Llegando 4 tai grado de descontian.
"a Y presunci6n, 81 hombre Sc vuel-
We rematadamente egofsta, porque
su err6neo pensamiento trae como
forzosa consecuencia estos otros:
Isl NADIA pido 4 nadie, y NADIA acep-
to, NADIA debo nj dire nadie."
En- este estado de conciencia, el
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Agentes!!

Necesitamos agcntes en- Nuevo Mexico
Colorado y Wyoming, para buscar sus-
criptores a La Reyista de Taos. Da-
mos una comisidn muy liberal y un regalo
muy importante por cada 10 suscnptores
que Sc nos consigan para la Revista'.
Diriianse al editor de este peri6dico
para mas detalles.
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feada, tiene que devoIver 81 color
clarO, sanO y frescO que llevara u
bien 4 donde esta d NAL y dara
vida j dOnde astala inusrtc.
Ile aqui por que Ia hygiene dsl
cults, 81 tratamiento de- sus enfer-
inedades, chicaa grandes que
sean, exige Ia depuracidn por me.
dio do estos elementosde vida qne
son los fermeritos de Jacqueniin,
que hicieron olvidar completaInen.
te los faIsos depnratiyos q base DO
inercurio y de yoduro, qne for
maban Ia desssperaci6n Do los
nismos enfermos, one ahora que.
dan no solo aliyiados, sino tambien
sanados con csta medicina franca
y seguta.
DR.. Pssst TrRHrrB.