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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-02-20
Better Have a Care.
Statesville Landmark.

Statesville Landmark.
1t is evident that the Republicans
intend to make an active campaign
in North Carolina this year and to
use every effort to capture former
Democrats who may be dissatisfied
on account of railroad rate legisla-
ton, prohibition or any other rea-
son. Republican conventions are be-
ing called early, Republican clubs
are being organized and there are
other indications that preparations
are being made for strenuous cam
paign. A Young Mems Republican
club has been organized at Raleigh
and there is talking of organizing a
similar club at Greensboro. A son
of Col. A. B. Andrews, q former Dem
ocrat, is president of the Raleigh club
and it is stated that other Democrats
have Joined the club. An effort will
be made to secure for the Republi-
cans the support of a large number
Of railroad employees, some of whom
lave lost their Jobs on account of the
financial depression, and others of
Nloiil tlc W OIklllS OH SHOfU llule OF
at reduced wages The railroad en-
plOyes believe that the reduction of
railroad rates year ago is respOn-
sible for their trouble. While this is
not wholly true they believe it. Hun
dreds OF them pptitioned the extra
session of Legislature to restore the
old rates. These facts give ground
for fear they will make their power
felt against the Democratic party in
the fall elections
These matters are mentioned for
information. The real conditions
may be magnified but they should not
be ignored and it is very unwise to
try to laugh the grievances of the
disaffected out of the court. Nag
cling and ridicule will not deter them
but will drive them further away.
The Democratic party has much at
stake this year-all the State officers,
a Legislature and a United States
Senator. It's a stake the party can
not afford to lose-or any part of it
and it would be the part OF wisdom
to begin in time or pursue the proper
course toward the disaffected.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-02-20
Working Democratic Papers

GoldsborO Headlight.
At this stage OF the coming cam
paign the 'DemOcrtic Press" is being
worked to perfection by the an
nounccment of certain State officer
that he is in the race for first choice.
he now bein" assistant to the legal
boss by he grace of the States Golfer
His announcements is being published
i'll various State papers as "pure
reading when its's nothing more.
as ii rightly should he. II paid candi-
dates announcements.
The Headlight does not intend TO
tell its contemporaries how to run
their business, but it strikes us as
poor policy to let Il high-salaried Off
cial walk in free and charge the peti V
officer for the announcement that he
''is in the hands OF his friends" 1t is
the policy of the Headlight to
treat all alike and the success it has
achieved in the past is mainly due to
this course.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-02-20
Chronic Constipation Cured

One who suffers from chronic constitution
is in danger ofmany serious ailments. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup cures chronic constipa-
ton as it aids digestion and stimulates the
ton of these organs. Commence taking it
today and you will feel better at once
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nau
seate Or grippe and is very pleasant to take
Refuse substitutes. Sold at Parkers Two
Drug Stores.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-02-20
H0W's This =?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that CAM be cured
by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known +. J.
Cheney for the last l. years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business tranac-
obligations made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system Testimonials sent
free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-02-20
"A Mountain Out of a Mole Hill. !"
Raleigh Correspondence Industrial News

Raleigh Correspondence Industrial News.
The college authorities feel that an
Injustice has been done the institu-
ton and the faculty in sensational
report that have been sent out rel
ative to II bit OF hazing that took
place at the college IA few nights ago.
the press dispatches making, it is
charged. ii mountain ont OF a mole
hill" in that the incident was no
more than occurs at frequent inter
walls in nearly every college in the
country and no mention made OF it
at all in tile public prints. However,
following the policy of the college,
every effort is made to identity the
perpetrators and mete out punish
ment due, as it had been hoped and
believed that hazing was at an end
at the A. & NJ. since the famous
''rushes' that elected conflicting
press comments early in the fall term.
The hazing that has Just transpired
was simply prank OF some of the
sophOmOreS, in which they laid
hands on" ten OF the freshmen and
stained their faces in such way that
it will require several days for it to
wear Off However, no real injury
was done any of the young men.
The college authorities say that,
while this hazing is condemned and
every effort will be made to ascer-
tain and punish the perpetrators, it
is one of the least serious phases OF
hazing that has come to perpleX the
administration OF college discipline.
Use DeWitt's Little Early Risers. pleasant
little pills. They are easy to take. Sold at
Parkers Two Drug Stores.
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Paint Ready for Use.

l.. 4 NJ. Pure Paint semi-mixed is sold
for 81 60 per gallon. Linseed oil is sold
from the barrel for 60 cents q gallon.
Buy gallons l.. & NJ. Pure Paint and
mix with 3 gallons linseed oil, and you
then make gallons OF paint at cost Of
only 81 .2Oper gallon-Donei in minutes.
Melville Dorsey, l.. & NJ Paint Agent
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-02-20
Chicago and ''The Ciansman."

The splendid verdict for The Clans
man" rendered by both press and puh-
lie in Chicago upon it's appearance lii
that city recently has been equaled by
few productions OF the kind in thar city
In the chorus OF newspaper praise there
were but few strains of dissonance. Amy
Leslie in the News said: The Clans
man palpitates with bold, dynamic
truths ". l.. Hubbard in the Tribune:
"Unparalleled in the history of melodra-
ma in Chicago" O. l.. Hall in the journal
The Clansman' is q sensation. 1t has
those clements that make for great sue
cess. No other play of the year has SO
quickly leaped into popularity For
est Arden in the Examiner: 'Dramatic-
ally striking. a splendid company. j,
D. McArdle in the Chronicle: The Clans
man must be o!assed as a melodrama OF
exceptional strength" Persey Ham
mond in the Post: 1T can give odds to
most of the PLAYS seen hereabouts in the
effective assembling and arrangement OF
the elements which interest and the
steady sweep of the action to the prop
er ending"
The play which pleased Chicagoans SO
highly and packed the theatre at every
/ performances will be seen at the Grand
Theatre on Monday night, March 2nd.
Mr.. J. W. Bailey, than whom no
man in public life is better known 10
our readers, is II full-fiedged lawyer,
and he has the best wishes and ION /
est hopes of thousands OF friends fol
n brilliant and usefnl career at the
bar.-Thomasville Charity and Chi
dren.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-02-20

Gen. W. P. Roberts, Of Gates coun-
ty. has announced himself can
didate for the DemOcratie nomina-
ton for Secretary Of State He was
State Auditor for number of years,
and his official record, as we'll as his
military and civilian record since the
war was Il good one.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-02-20

Foley's Honey and Tar cures the most Oh
stinate coughs and expels the cold from thu
system as it is mildly laxative. 1t is guar
anteed. The genuine is in the yellow pack
age. Sold at Parker's Two Drug Stores.
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Monday, March 76, 1908,

sell at public auction to the highest b.ai-r
for cash. at the Court House door 30 hf1-
derson, n. e.. the following property. tow.
One lot OF land in Henderson. \ e.. bounded
a. follows: Begin at II srHk" at 'h. 'a'"I-..
ton OF an Alley into Colleg" Street -.td J.
ley leads from }. NJ. Smith property e
college Street. run thence along -a.1 hHr'
). 72l2 w. 1871 feet TO an iron -'ak. HJ y.
Smiths line, then s. IS f.. So ..'' 40
stake in Smiths line, then y. = J. W.
feet to an iron stake ut The ''.I OF .a-
street. and on the edge oi tcN.-. Stree
then along said street y BIZ VI i.-.- ~
to the beginning. 1t being ia" .a' .--.''-
the said Orange Hodge now reside
This 10th day OF February 1905
A.C ZOLLIDp H.
Trustee
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-02-20

ShrOul0. 1Irle Stfl7IIilt 'i'''I''' ~
smiles.
And there's truth and philosophy
in that as well as sentiment.
CoyGREssMAH Dick IIackett has
many friends in the State who are
disappointed in the stand he has
taken against the Appalachian forest
reserve bill.-New Bern Sun.
''Dick" doubtless thinks this will
make him stronger with the ''moun-
tain folks" where votes come from.
He wants 10 save his seat in Con-
ssross. Still, we are not questioning
his honesty in the least,
THE South Hill Enterprise says,
.'put those worthless characters that
iIhabit our iaiIs to wOrk-it will do
tGem GOOD. and the county will be
benefited ''-Farmville (Na) Herald.
We amend by saying put worthless
characters that iniest orr towns
and cities to work There are more
oil them outside OF the jails than in
them that ought to be taken in hand
by the law and made to do some
kind of manual labor for the public
rood ii they will not work to sup
port themselves
And the Goldsboro Headlight is
also wise in not allowing itself to be
made a free horse to help aspiring
candidates to ride into office. It re-
fuses to publish announcement cards
and communications urging the
claims OF this person or that one Tor
official position unless such matter is
paid for as IN advertisement. Why
do not all the other papers adopt
he same policy? Because they do
not regard the newspaper profession
as a business MISREPRESENTATION paper
and space as their stock in tradr-as
they ought to.
We are spending $4,000. 600 IL
year for the sanitation OF Panama
when the tenement districts of our
l9r"cr cities are suffering with deadly
disease, and in this the Government
has no more concern than it has Of
the condition OF Ourpublic highways.
Charity begins and ends Il long way
from home, and yet there are men
who feast and fattcm on the people :
money, live i'll luxury ~ Washington
and hattcr themselves that they are
Statcsmpn.- Farmvill lNaD HeraH
But surely you do not mean to say
il is the Governments business to
look after the tenement districts Of
our larger cities, any more than it is
to feed and ClOthe the poor therein.
Grue, in instances OF an epidemic OF
yellow fever, Asiatic cholera. bubOnic
plague and the like the Govern
ment lends assistance in stamping it
out, but there is quite Il difference in
spending money, whether much or
little, for sanitation in the Panama
canal zone and the disease infected
tenement districts OfOur larger cities.
If We are going to have paternalism
let 5 extend its operation so as to in
clude the smaller cities and towns
and take in appendicitis and in
nucnzn.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-02-20

John Gilpin was taking his ia
NOUS ride. "Qualifying for the
army he gasped.-New York Sun.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-02-20

Sounds paradoxical, but it's true,
that idle bodies are busy bodies
New Bern Sun.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-02-20
Virginia Cities Manifesting Selfish
Spirit.
Raleigh Times.

Raleigh Times.
1t looks like that a desire for their
own interests, ii not desire to see
North Carolina placed on an equal
footing with themselves would have
actuated those Virginia cities III
keeping out the freight rate discrim
mating fight Surely, Richmond,
Danville and Norfolk must know that
North Carolina people will not feel
kindly towards them for fighting Il
matter that is near to the entire
state. We are not asking for favOrs
merely for fair treatment--and 1t
is cOntrarv~tO human nature for
Virginia tOwns'to work against this
and not to suffer in loss Of good will
and trade. The gain of freight rates,
if the railways win, will not be COM
mensurate with the loss in that cor
dial and cooperative feeling that
has so long existed between the two
states.
The Durham Herald says that
when they begin to hold the man
who buys liquor equally guilty with
the one who sells it illegallay we will
begin to think that they want a pro-
hibition law which will prohibit"
There is much truth in what the Her.
aid says. There are a great many
men these days claiming to be pro-
hibitionists who are nothing of the
sort in the ordinary acceptation OF the
term, but who advocate the cause
purely for political purposes. They
are no more real advocates Of tenn
perance than are the men who Sc
cure license and under such license
sell intoxicating liquors.-Wilming-
ton Messenger.
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Notice..

pY VIRTUE OF POWER CuNEEEEEt
- by Trust Deed executed hr OrIugs
Hodge. on the 9th day of MAY 1901 rrgss.
tered in Vance County, in Book 2l.at pag.
37S, and at request of the holder Of no" drli
therein secured | shall on
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-02-20

And there's truth and philosophy
in that as well as sentiment.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-02-20

Since the business men in different
parts of the State have complained
at the way in which the politicians
have run things. it behOoves these
same business men to show q little
more interest in the affairs of the
STATE. SO long rs the politicians are
lett to manipulate the affairs OF Gov
eminent, no one need be surprised if
there are Justices and men of this
stripe. \ proper interest in politics
would make the calling of extra sps-
sions unnecssary.-Raleigh Evening
Times
The Statesyille Landmark has a
habit of speaking its mind right
plain and clear in 4 way that is very
refreshing. People like that way of
doing things. and they will forgive a
great many mistakes when they
know Il man is honest and unafraid.
-ThOmasyille Charity and Children.
II there is such Il tremendous major.
lty i'll this State in favor OF prohi
bltlOn how Is it that the cOnsumptioI
OF liquors has not decreased? is
there difference between prohibition
and temperance in the eyes OF most
prohbitionists?- Wilmington Mes
Senger
The Statesville Landmark is re-
minded that personal liberty ha,
no show when it comes to a liquo,
fight. The Landmark has a mos
sensible article on the-subiect. bu
like all Others, it cuts very little ice
Greensboro Record
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1908-02-20

THE New Bern SIM editor grows
poetic and sings in this 'canter:
Beyond the storms and the rain,
owls sign. beyond The years ana
miles Of shifting cloud and shadowy
shrOuld. there's sunshine clothed III
sn1 Hog
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FAMOUS AS PARTNER OF MOODY AND SONGS CIRCULATE ALL
 OVER THE WORLD.

&EW YpItks tHg. n. tfa |. Sun kcr. known as m e4anrelaf nHoueh- out th, Christian world dIad tast matt at hiz Homr In Brooklyn. tHf faa news uf his passing aWaN did uat hceums generally known until today SWE.s was GS years of age Fnr aer erar- m. had been blind and had suffered from l complication of disrascs brought on ht overaark But almost to the very ll~t he worked al hymn writing Ills four, throughout this country and EuruI. with Dwight l.. MeudN. tbe etungeIi-. brought him iuta wii" prominence Saukey. il might he aiI. urate gosrc hymns for Inc warhl h chlua-e Egyptian. Indian. Japanese in ul most every language known tp man
 Sankey's hymns were sung. H. -e- cured large Income from his pnhlir3- tious and l,ft fine estate
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NOTICE OF mARsHAL's SALE.

United States of America. second Di- vision. District ef Alaska. ss.
 Public notice is hereby given. thu; by virtue of an order of sale dated August sg. A D. 1gdS. issued out of The District Court. for the Second Bi- vision. District of Alaska on iudg- mrut rendered iu s1td Court. on thu 19th day of June. \. n 1908. in favor of North American Transportation X Trading Company. corporation and against \. II Meare Gold Beach Dc yclopmcnt Company. 2 corporation. and the Miners X Merchants Bank of Alaska. evaporation. | win offer for sale. at public vendue Co the highest and best bidder. for cash. on the a5th day of September. A. D. 1908. at 2 o'clock p m .at tho from door If the court house. at Nome. Alaska. all of the right. title and interest uf the de- fendants In and ta the following de- scribed real estate. to-wit;
 That certain rcal property in the town of Nome, district of Alaska. known and designated as lots sixteen GGl. seventeen G7). eighteen as1. and nineteen dD. in block sixty-six tfG); lots twcuty-six t265 and twcnty-seycu t20 in block fifty tso); lots one tD. two 6a) and three ta1 in block thirty two 6321. and lots seventeen dD and eighteen G0 in block forty-niue a9l, together with all Improvements there on. as shown by the official plat and survey of the townsitc of Nome. as approved by Porter J Costou. town site trustee of the town of Nome.
 Dated. Nome, Alaska August 15. DOS
 T. G. POWELL.
 r. <. Marshal
 Aug 25. Sept 1-g-1s-22 T,
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SANKEY'S VOICE
 SPILLED BY DEATH

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sIstr Werner Beer a, the Bank.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To C. l.. CoutL Emil rastcris Frank Aqulup. Frank Ma1fatti Seth Eek stram. \. Morrison. and W. F. Dear born. their sucy,ssars cor assigns You are hereby notified that the uu- dcraisned has expended iu labor and Improvements the sum of one hundred dorars for the year ls0s upon The fol- lowing claims tu-wit. Nu I2 below Applegate's discovery uu Iumachuk river. and fraction below Nu. T. below Applgeate's discovery. con Inmachuk river. Falrhiv,n Mining District. bis triet af Alaska.
 And Euu. and each uf you. arc fur thcr notified that 1T ynu do mol. within ninety taUD days from the date af final publication hereof. cause Co be paid to the undersigned yuur propurtfoultc shares ef said expenditure. as ea-aNH- CT. your interest in said claim Will be- come the property of the undersigned. under Section 23et Revised Statutcs of the United States
 SAM LAPGANA.
 Co-Ownrr Date of first pub Aug e4 1908 Date of last pub Nov 22. 1908
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 N,.f#au uoud sell -ieH liAarii. The Eattler after sWn5ua G#
 ltz # Iafrs \ IT, vat #tt fla tH#- eN IT. WHl eelaet training mHr'ar ri Mmus sbrre he ha aamliflea~ himself for preeioua Geths
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THAW TO RENOUNCE
 FORMER BAD HABITS

P1TTsEUEG Aug Han E ThaW.s revolutionary p,trau n bunk rrtry mmke Tho nrsr uo,, r- definite intention to dr,ur-r a- ufu wife Evelyn Tau s4#a H. :. free according tH-=t clos. -riaH# 4f lH. family. Harry Intends entering alal. a new era. which ramrr. ..ua. t.. r.. uameme nr ht- ~nrr .1ut- 4f ln. This Il aa- .fat.a last aas4G e4H ha acaieFea in HIs home eu. pafsmra where h. u,gHf= ta s,t.I# daaH r, Il business career as soa. as n. ,aH satisfy thr authorities %. Hiz sanity
 SEW YORK. tuF. With faa4- in her eerz and her bady trembling with emotion. Mr. Evelyn Nesbit Tuae
 this evening denied ta tuc l.nItaJ Pro. that she Is responsible for hef hu-- bands desp,rae aHaueiu condition. fu COTTON rather ffaa m .saf she r.- futcd the statement of GaE. N. A stone of riusbnre. who H.sd thr p,tI- lion in bankruptcy in t.atlf af Tbav that hst "Nlat7e3Hee r.=ulted m tue action taken hv the slny.r of SHufari White
 Since Eer husband was declared iu- sane Mir. Thaw has hccu lyme quiet ly and iuexrousiKetN with reitata family In the vicinity of Central Park
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HEWITT SHOW RECEIVES
 UNIVERSAL PRAISE

Pho Isrfamaueo ris n ht Mi II-H- ett last evening at Eagle Hall is ry- seiNiug universal uru-r A~ slrisht af hand performer Ar Iieavlt Is easiy first in tae tfet of f#aae NHa have ap- pcarrI mtHe north ana the other items af thr program vrrH tHe hest in their line.
 To give aH idea as ta the class af moving pictures presented. il need only be said that one was reproduction of
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THOnAs MILAN BANGLES IN Air FOR TEN MINUTES AND IS
 FINALLY SAVED.

SAN FRANCISCO Aug - Iianers Ee his han# ta the tre7ehsrou+ refe aHtt haa J#4au uH tHe weight If q
 an"d aaI aanJrd aia companion ae 1eet n.W##Ht a.af# ena cement side- .afs. Thamas MiaH aG sf9 Fourteenth lf... a iaimer oulg flr ten minute .steriay mal a reseuius par'y daeF slN hIs grasp gradually Wedkruiu 3
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THE BIGGEST MANS TONNAGE

"ll bet Hsne ur you folks kuaa tHst ra, biggest man that eyer ivad Wa latu and i4lsrd in North Carolina. eaid a Tar Heel at the Hoffman house f.r other Hleht. sTGi= existence and dimensions ar- yaHsHed fnr Ia the American -Hev,.ofeaia
 .II- name aa- Maez pardru. He taa raer inches BfeH and iu tSfs weighed ssf iauuds H. Was Eafa in NertH earalHa in t4aS and died in FauHez=ee Jan ->. fzaa tum fsaa he a5s able fa go about hlz work In an active manner hut Hiz weight iuereas- 5at -a f5#t That after fhat year when hr wanted ta urve aGaHt#Hr had ta be hauled m q tsNo-Horsa wagon In Isas II Is chrpuiclyd that his coat was but- toned urauut three mon. rtrh weighing mur, than sAo pounds aho walked te- eethrr in f down thr streets nf Lex metuH. N G Al bis death he l. =aid tr have weighed H=t l--- HaH lnna pounds His coffin vas feet bong g. luchra deep, g. inches across the breast. Is across the head and n across the feet These measurements We're taken at the ttme and arr matters of historical record New York Press.
 elatz Private Stock at the Bank
 Granite Mining Candies are the best.