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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-03-18
Monday, April II, 1909,

at II o'clock noon, two town lots described
as follows:
LIST Lot-Begin at corner of lot No. l of
Graded School property sold to r. s. McCoin,
on Breckenridge Street. in Henderson, N c.,
and run thence S9a4 W. 1871 feet to a
stake on Baker Street; thence along Baker
Street N E. so feet to a stake on an alley;
thence along said alley S9a4 E. 119 feet to
breckenridge Street 81 E. 1924 feet to the
beginning; being Lot No. 2 in plat of Graded
School property. This lot has on it four
room house.
Lot No. being the lot bought of J. W.
Halstead which deed is duly recorded in Book
Is Page 1919. in Registers Office of Vance
County less the tw o lots sold to Green Hunt
and Ossie Hockaday This lot is so feet
front running back 129 feet lying between
the lands OF Green Hunt and J NJ. Bowling.
This sale is made at the request of the
holder OF the note secured by the said Deed
of Trust.
This March 18th. 1909
r. S. McCOIN,
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This is the most dangerous time of the
year to catch cold, and it is the hardest time
to cure it. II you should take a cold a few
doses of kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
will act very promptly. Its laxative princi-
pie cures the cold by driving it from the sys-
tenn by gentle but natural action of the
bowels. Children especially like Kennedy s
Laxative Cough Syrup. as it tastes SO good
nearly like maple sugar. 1t is sold by all
druggists.
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Henderson, n. c., March. 1s.

Do you have that dark brown taste in
your mouth every morning when you awake?
Ii SO, yoa are bilious and should take two
or three of those little BLOODINE LIVER
Pills. Easy to take. never sieken, weaken
or grippe, 25c mailed by The BIoodine Co.. Inc
Boston, Mass. Sold by W. ". Parker,
Special Agent
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Simple Remedy for La Grippe

La grippe coughs are dangerous as they
frequently develop into pneumonia. Foley's
Honey and Tar not only stops the cough
but heals and strengthens the lungs so that
no serious results need be feared. The gen
uine Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
harmful drugs and is in a yellow package.
Refuse substitutes. Sold at parkers Drug
Ekaee
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THE GOLD LEAF.
BY
THAD r. MANNING.
THURSDAY. MARCH 1S, 1909

To the Henderson GOLD LEAF:
Raleigh schools will not again close
so early. Why? Because we will
have the money.-Raleigh Times.
Good for Raleigh, and for which
no little credit is due to the esteem
ed Times.
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Of Interest to Vance County Nor
NAL Alumnae and Former
Students.
Contributed.

1t is desired to have as full an attend
snce as possible of all former Normal
students at meeting of the Vance
County Alumnae Association on Satur-
day, March Goth. at noon The meeting
will be held in the court house immedi-
ately after the adjournment OF the County
Teachers Association. Every former
student OF the State Normal College is
requested to be present if possible. The
meeting will be very brief
Called by order OF the President.
MRS. l.. r. GOOCH.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EX-
- ecuted by Caleb Hunt and wife. Cath
crime Hunt, on the 18th dag of November,
1908, and recorded in Register of Deeds Of
fee in Vance county in Book 40. Page 81. |
shall sell for cash by public auction to the
highest bidder at the Court House door in
Hon6orSoD T. IN
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ROLL OF HONOR
Third and Fourth urades, North Hen
derSOn Graded School.
THE DOCTORS QUESTION
Advice Against the Use of Harsh Pur-
gatives and Physics.

4 doctors first question when con-
suited by a patient is. "are your bowels
regular He knows that ninety eight
per cent OF illness is attended with mac
tive bowels and torpid liver. This con-
dition posons the system with noxious
gases and waste matter which naturally
accumulates and which must be removed
through the bowels before health can be
restored.
Salts, ordinary pills and cathartics
may be truly likened to dynamite.
Through their harsh, irritating action
they force passage through the bowels,
causing pain and damage to the delicate
intestinal structure which weakens the
whole system, and at best only produces
temporary relief The repeated Use OF
such treatments cause chronic irritation
OF the stomach and bowels, hardens their
tissues, deadens their nerves. stiffens
their muscles and generally brings about
an injurious habit which sometimes has
fatal results
We have positive, pleasant and safe
remedy for constipation and bowel dis
orders in general. We are so certain OF
its great curative value that we promise
to return the purchasers money in every
case when it fails to produce entire
satisfaction. This remedy ia called Rex
all Orderlies. We urge you to try them
at our entire risk
Rexall Orderlies are very pleasant to
take, they act quietly and have q sooth-
ing strengthening, healing influence on
the entire intestinal tract. They do not
purge. gripe, cause nausea, hatulence.
excessive looseness, diarrhoea. or other
annoying effect and they may be taken
at any time without any Inconvenience.
Rexall Ord erlies overcome the drug
ging habit and cure constipation and all
similar ailments. whether acute or
chronic. They are especially good for chill
dren, weak persons or old folks. Price.
36 tablets, 25c.. and - tablets. 1Oc.
W. ". Parker, druggist.
A failing tiny nerve-no larger than the
finest silken thread-takes from the heartits
impulse. its power, its regularity. The Stom-
ech also has its hidden, or inside nerve Ii
was DR.. Shoop who first told us it was
wrong TO drug weak or failing stomach
heart or kidneys. His prescription-D DR. Shoop' 8
Restorative-is directed straight for the
| cause of these ailments-these weak and fall
tering inside nerves. This. no doubt clearly
explains why the Restorative has of late
grown &C rapidly in popularity. Druggists
say that those who test the Restorative even
for few days sooa become fully convinced
of its wonderful merit. Anyway, don't drug
the organ. Treating the cause OF sickness is
| the only sensible and successful Way. Sold
by al dealers.
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Monday, March 10Th, 1909,

at II OF clock NJ. at the Court House door in
Henderson, n. c. Said reversions being in
the below named real estate:
LIST Lot on Vaughan street in the town of
Henderson. N. c.. known as the Hopkins lot
End. Store house lot on Warrenton road.
known as the Store lot
3rd- Small lot in rear of store, contracted
to be bought and largely paid for, from Mrs
Alice Powell.
For further descriptions of the above
property see the Trustee or the records in
the Register OF Deeds Office of Vance county
NC.
By order OF the Federal Court.
CARROLL V. SINGLETON.
Trustee.
Henderson " c., March. Is. 1909.
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NOTICE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Eastern District of North Carolina
In the matter of In Involuntary
A. GILL & son, Bankruptcy
Bankrupt. No. 256.
TNDER AND BY AUTHORITY OF AN
~ orders issuing from the United States
Federal Court for the Eastern District of
North Catolina, in the above entitled cause
l shall sell to the highest bidder at public
auction for cash unless sold priv ateiy before
the uncollected accounts belonging to the
bankrupt estate and the reversionary in ter
est in and to the homestead allotted to the
han
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MOB Al CAPITAL
 AFTER UMP|RES Rudderham Struck on Hetd and O'Brien Had Mar ' W row Escape.
THE GAME FORFEITED
Exciting Scenes Attended Game Be. tween Memphis and Little Rock
 Thursday.

Little Rock, Aug. 19-Little Rock baseball fans were treated to an ex- hibitiOn of John O'Brien's inefficiency as an umpire this afternoon and only the prompt action of officers prevent ed his being roughly handled by the mol, which surged onto the ball field O'Brien forfeited the game to Mem Dhis 9 to 0. and was held under the stand until the crowd was somewhat scattered He was then escorted, through a back gate to a buggy anl kurriedly driven to the city. UmD:re kud6erham, who was officiating with him, received gash on the head iron a pop bottle, thrown by a rufiian i4 the bleachers. The game had gone to the last of the eighth inning. Fin ally . Brlen called runner out at the plate when he was apparently safe and the fans began on the umpire. Then Sentz hit one across the top of first base and O'Brien called it foul. Two runners had crossed the n1ate and one other was near when the de- cision was made The players were about him in a minute and Umpire Ruderham went to his assistance and was hit on the head with a pop bot tie in the hands of bleacherite The police rescued OBrien and he for feited the game to Memphis. This is not the first trouble O'Brien has been ;n this season.
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RISkED HIS LIFE
 FOR HIS BRIDE lsa T. Weill, Who Recently Married Miss Felice Blum. Submits to Operation,
GAVE QUART OF BLOOD
Was on Operating Table for Four Hours Made Preparations for
 His Own Death.

lsa T, Weil, who was married t2 Miss lFelice Blum in this city .Jann- arN 2n the wedding at the Jewish Temple being one Of the most fash ionable of the season. yesterday un- derWent q surgical operation to save the life of his bride who is critically i'll i'll Birmingham. Ala, hospital and who has been lowering between life and death for three weeks with typhoid fever Mr. Weill was on the operating table for more than four hours, during which time he gave up a quart of his life's blood to be used in reviving Mrs Weill. who had been given up by the attending physicians. AS soon as the blood was injected into her veins she showed remarkable Improvement. even before her hlls- band came from under the influence of the chloroform.
 The physicians informed Mr. Weill that an injection of new blood" into Mrs. Wells body was all that could possibly save her life. the salt water injection having failed to stimulate her He was told the seriousness of an operation and the weakening eff feet of parting with so much blood. but regardless of the dangers attend ing the operation he readily consent ed and cheerfully declared that he would give up his life for the woman he loved. Preparing himself for the operation he made all final arrange ments for his own death and walked into the operating room. The opera ton Was successful and Mr. Weill who was called 10 Birmingham from his home in Memphis when his wife's condition grew worse, was reported to be doing as we'll as could be eX- pected under the circumstances last night, according to late dispatches from Birmingham
 Mrs. Weil is we'll known in this city. her birthplace. as is also her husband. She is daughter of the late A. Blum. who was the merchant prince of southeast Arkansas in early years. All of her relatives are with her in Birmingham. She was taken ill with fever while visiting her sister. Mrs M, l.. Falk, in that city.
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RECEIVER DISMISSED.
 SUIT IS SETTLED

\. M. Morrow, the well known levep contractor, yesterday amicably ad- justed all differences that existed be- tween Veil Brothers and Bauer. who secured the appointment of receiver for the properties of the levee con tractor Wednesday,. The settlemenl was brought about most satisfactorily to all parties in the litigation before the receiver gave bond and entered upon his duties. NIr. +~orroW recently secured large levee contract in the northern part of the state and will immediately begin work there. His local financial troubles were only temporary and his friends are glad to learn of the settlement of them.
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New Pastor at First Baptist Church Given a Most
 Cordial Greeting.
SHOW GOOD FEELING
Nays He Will Fight the Devil to the Last Ditch No Matfcr Who
 k Hurt.

he First Baptist Church was a scene of much enthusiasm las. night on the occasion of the reception ten defed the new pastor Rev. s. E. Tull In the receiving line were H. C. Fox. Key. and Mrs. Tull, Mrs. Ross Moore, and the deacons, Theo Wellerman. W. $. Beard. W. W. Byrd. |. w. Poss an.l Charles Haycock: Ladies Aid. Mes danes H. k. Williams, l.. C. Saunders, Chester Flournoy. A. l.. Rafferty. Lee FOX, Ross Raushman. Hugh Fox. Will Fox s. H. Williams, A. !. Stewart, q Atherton and Misses Maggie Stevens and Anna Flournov.
 The ceremonies were commenced by the singing of "Blest be the Tie. and was followed by a prayer by Rev. M. W. Manvllle. They all joined in sing ing Onward Christian Soldiers" and an address by E. W. Freeman. in which he cordially welcomed Rev. Hull in the name of the members of the church. He was followed by \. w. Lowe, who in few witty and well chosen re<arks. welcomed the new pastor on behalf of the Baraca Class. Rev. Otto Whittington greeted him cordially on behalf of the ministers of Pine Bluff. He was succeeded bv Dr J. l.. Caldwell, who bade him welcome in behalf of tn ecity. Or as he put it,
 In behalf of the men whom the oth- CT speakers had not mentioned. the men who were not affiliated wH anv church. pr. Caldwell mentioned the Tact that Father Lucey sent kim iet ter a CT the completion of the Pres : eNterlan Church saving that he y-as glad to see it completed, and that good wishes come from quarters least expected. In reply to these addresses Rev. Tull in part said that he fully, az! reciated the honor of sueceedulA' the 'ate pastor. the Rev. E.ss Albod'e. and that he understood that there was a movement on foot to furnish a room in the hospital in his memory. and that he wished to be the first to subscribe, and that he would fight the devil to the last ditch no matter wnom he hurt
 This concluded the addresses and the members and visitors were in-- v'ted into the chapel 10 partake of de- lcio:.s punch, which was served by q number of attractive young ladies' Ine reception was largely attended and was characterized by cordiality and much good feeling.
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CHANGES TAKES AT
 ELKS THEATER

The Three Cannons and Mary Jane are drawing big crowds at the Elks Iheatel this week and their change of program has attracted many theater @oers. Many new moving pictures are also being shown. The Georgia Min strels will be at the Elks Saturday night and the bill will be sent to the Theatorium for that night. A com plete change of program is also an nounced al the Theatorium for this week, where Miss Kate Ershman con- tinues to win favor with her songs.
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MAY ACCEPT HIS TYING DEVICE
 h Joe A. Franklin May Make a Fortune With His
 Invention.
WAS A PINE BL,UFFIAN
Government Wants Permanent Tying Device for MaiI-FrankIin Called
 to Washington to Confer.

Joe A. Franklin formerly of this city and Little Rock. now in business in Oklahoma City, Okla. who has in- vented number of useful devices, was recently called to Washington. D. C., to confer with officials of the postal department relatives to ty- ing device, which AIr Franklin in- vented about year ago and which will in all probability be accepted by the government. Mr. Franklin was in St. Louis yesterday on his way 10 the national capital H. 1. Holderness. of this city. owns half interest in the patent
 Some months ago the government advertised for a tying device which could be used in the postoffices and on mail trains over the country. For many years the government has been spending on an average of about S1,- 000,O00 annually in the purchase of tWine which was supplied to the va rious postoftice and railway mail clerks. This tWine is being used in tying packages of mail and was a dead loss to the government, for the tWine Is cut and thrown away when the mail is opened and the packages loosened. It was figured by the gov ernment officials that a permanent ty- Ing device, which can be used re- peatedly, would be big saving. Mr. Franklin saw the offer of the govern ment and invented one of the most serviceable and useful tying devices ever exhibited here The device was patented and bid submitted to the government some months ago by the inventor and Mr HoIderness. Mr. ffankllns bid, 1t was claimed ar rived too late, but Congressman .Jot I. Robinson investigated the matter anu forced the government to reopen the bids and give Mr. Franklin an equal chance with other bidders It now developes that Franklin's inven- ton has created so much favor among the officials that the postal depart meht heads are considering contracting With him for an inexhaustible supDlv ot lle tylnS devices. It was at the request of the government heads that NIT franklin was called to Washing ton.
 m the event that the government seiects MT. Franklins tying device it VIII mean fortune for him as we'll as MT. Holderness, of this city. The ''i"s ueVlce can be made for about cent apiece, the inventor says. and 'iieir usefulness can be imagined when It IS stated that the device will noiu rom one to one hundred letters without inconvenience to the mail clerks or carriers.
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day inspecting realty holdings in the city and farm and timber lands in the county. They left last night in their special Pullman car for Lake Village. where they will be entertained today. Dan E. Myers, of Seneca, Kan, who is with the party is enthusiastic over the great opportunities which present themselves here to investors and de clares that he will eventually locate in this city. Your country is the greatest have ever seen, said Mr. Myers, and your people are the best in the world"
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ECONOMIzINC AT
 THE NATIONS CAPITAL

Hearst News Special to the Graphicl
 Washington Aug. 19.-Presdent Taft and Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury Norton today evolved plans to reduce the government expenses by over twenty millions of dollars an nuallX. Secretary of War Dickinson will cut his estimate for the war de- paftment ten millions; Secretary of Navy Meyer will reduce the naval eX- penses the same amount and Postmas-
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THE TRADESMAN'S
 WEEKLY REVIEW
Of New Industries and Industrial De-
 VelOpmcnt in the South.

Of New Industries and Industrial De.
 NelOpment in the South. Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug. 19-The more important new industries estab- llshed in Arkansas and Louisiana dur ing the week ending today, as reported to the Tradesman, are as follows:
 Arkansas. Cotton Plant-SS. 900 cooperaye plant.
 Little Rock-$50.000 packing com pany: dairy company.
 Louisiana. New Orleans-$5O. 900 drug com pany; $40,00O improvement company; $130,000 cent drink company s2O.- 900 construction company; $1O,OO0 plumbing company; $125.OO taXicab company.
 AleXandria-Chair factory: $1O.OOO land company.
 Lake Charles-$5O ,o00 plantation company.
 Tallulah-s50,OOo abstract and title guarantee company.
 Franklinton-$300.OO 900 lumber com pany.
 Bogalusa-$25.O 900 insurance com pany
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Is Backed by General :: 9.g- ell Clayton, Hitchcock and
 a Good Record.
TERM SOON EXPIRES
Is an Applicant for Rcarpointment- Other Applicants Local Plum
 One of the Best.

Among the fortr-two first. second and third class postmasters to be se- lected within the next few months in this state includes one in this city and regardless of the fact that Post master Fred C. Furth has not been affiliated with the Jefferson county Republican organization and has ney- CT received an endorsement from the county or State organization it is the general impression in higher circles that Major I'urth will be named to succeed himself This belief is based on the fact that General Powell Clay ton, President Taft' $ right bower in thls state, favorS the appointment of Furth and because, further. than that. MaJor Furth is an intimate friend of Postmaster General Frank Hitchcock
 Furth, like Postmaster W. s. Holt, of Little Rock. will in all probability make his claims aside from an en- dorsement from the county or state organization. The Pine Bluff, Little ROCK and other large offices in the state will be filled at a conference of Arkansas Republican leaders. which is to be held within the next few weeks in the East
 Postmaster Furth's eighth year ex- pires in March. neXt year. 1t is rum ored that E. A. Schicker, Fred Havis and Dr. R. C. Thompson, all of this city, are applicants for the place. flavis, who is colored, will hardly have any chance for appointment in view Of the fact that Powell Clayton opposes him. The same thing applies to Df. Thompson. who will probably receive the endorsement of the county committee. Furth's failure to affiliate with the Republican county central committee in the past has betl due to the fact that only two white men, Dr. Thompson and Dr. \. S. Kite, have taken part in it's deliberations. The rest of the members of the committee are negroes and they have invariably sent negroes to Little Rock to the state convention, thus shutting out furth and other active Republican leaders of this county from a possible endorsement on the patr of the state central committee Furth captured the local postofiice plum eight years ago and again four years ago without the endorsement of the state or county or
 
 SanlzatlOns. He has been in the local postofflce for nearly twelve years, en- leflhS It as assistant postmaster un- der former Postmaster Louis g, Alt helmer. At the latters retirement Furth was named. Previous to this MaJor Furth was in the United States army for seventeen years and his ex- cellent army record is largely in favor or his retention in the postal service here.
 Almost every business house and of liclal in this city and county has given Major Furth personal endorsement lof reappontment He refused to dis cua& the postmastership and seems to display little worry about the outcome of the local contest The Pine Bluff office is one of the best paying offices in the state.
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TENNIS CHAMPIONS
 FRED AND HAROI }

QlcarSt News Special to the Graphic.1
 Newport, R. l., Aug. 19.-Fred Alex ander and Harold Hackett won the national all-eomers double tennis championship this afternoon. defeat ing George Jones and Maurice Me Laughlin. The score was 6-4, 6-4 and co
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SHOTGUN SHOOTS
 NEGRO BURGLAR

QIcarSt News Special to the Graphcl
 Inverness, Ken, Aug. 19.-A negro burglar pressed a key on cash draw CT in Charles T. Morris store which pulled a trigger of shotgun nearby. The negro's dead body with his chest
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HOME SEEKERS
 LEFT LAST NIGHT

o,. " party of Illinois, Indiana and roa,, 'ohe seekers and prospective ,us'uents' w who were entertained here p;na esday by the members of the ma,. nlah Real Estate Exchange, re-
 e' In the city and county yester-
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DIES AND FORTUNE
 IS FOUND IN HOME

d1earst News Special to the GraphicJ
 Louisville, Ken, Aug. 19.-Basil Hayden, who has not left the house since Lincoln emancipated the slaves, died here today A hundred thousand dollars was found hid in his house.
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Nothing reserved. Choice of our entire stock of pumps and Oxfords at bargain prices. Sale close Saturday, August 21.
 LeNerenZ~Trul0ck Shoe Co.
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TAFT WILL DEDICATE
 A MONUMENT

Hlcafst News Special to the Graphc)
 Baton Rouge, La, Aug. l9-Presi- dent Taft, during his visit here, will dedicate the Massachusetts monument in the National. cemetery.
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Ladies' $4.OO patent feathers and suede pumps. $3.15. Sale closed Sat urday, August 21.
 Leyerenz- TrulOck Shoe Co.
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Desirable Residence for Rent.

On South Olive. In fine neighbor- hood COnveniences will suit you. Cotton Belt Savings and Trust Com- pany S-19 St
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House at a Bargain.

Six rooms, hall and servant room, on Cherry, near Sixth. Cotton Belt Savings and Trust Company. S-17 St
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Don' forget the children. All Ok f0rds and pumps at bargain prices. Sale closes Saturday. August 2l.
 Leyerenz- -IrulOck Shoe Co.