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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-11-24

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II ! Would Ng- Live Away az IL
gzed seLeEzly - lie czleltz7 ard
reZZed rEz- Thanksgiving DAY ~as
aI0os- LeEe
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b-E? Inquired tie patriarch q the
fgrE
! US Just p2a6e1ng : qu@uoa
WIKI VII Il Of vital importance II
tL= tereatre-,~ explained Brother Cob
tLE
1T : always profitable 70 dwell ur.oo
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simply AIe Speculation and the eIevat-
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CcL
Wen, I suppose yo7 would hardy
cal Il that replied Brother Go5bler,
rs5ecCTsE serztchinz a. retiring
voEn The fact i, was Just -oa-
GsEog which L the Eosr delicious,
EEite c. dark neat"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-11-24
He~ - Slaughter Tgresyx

Twkeys are so1eunS sat % usr-
keE With their Pl1nage o. but they
skCU-d roc b. ! properly PREPARED
t-key Should b slaughtered after tie
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TLoU2s Hazard, ttz va k-gw1
Rhod= Island turkey err. Who was
howa s. Shepherd To- for uaoy
years:
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kspc without food to- eighteen ko1--
TEza sEpeld the sacred creature from
& Pike sbo7e carefully By E stout cord
G string tte5 around both legs AID
holding the had downward, reverzrr-
y bEI QdicE-.s CIT ss11ter the tuguLar
vain and Just as sooa - the breath
leaves plEck CT tta feathers before the
t.0sdy gets cold This done, remove the
crop and e1raLLs without loss Ct tine
restoring tbe LIVER and gzsrd when the
latter las BEEN clezased Of tts grave
Il contents AID rs Inside SKI Theo
he z string around both wings and
bons legs and hang Il up II Z cool
dry place for tvo O. three 6zu."
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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-11-24
THANKSGIVING TRAGEDY.
Rosta1ds Chantecar" Put Into
Shade BY These -Four S0asms.

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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-11-24
REuAEES OF MAJOR POWELL
u PRESENTING CAPT. Q. 2
SMITH. TETER4E OF
THREE WARS AID De-
SIGSER OF The
CONFEDERATE
FLAG

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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-11-24
GENERAL CARR.S SPEECH

= beginning his speecd Gen. Carr
spoke u Iae value d monuments 20
al nations and Il happy terms re'ar-
red 20 tie graf WORK o. the Dau4h-
ters q rhs Coat=derecy o. Vance Il
erecting the monument Just unveiled.
Tbea L. took as his tbsue The Coz
t@derste Solder, and told Of hin II
BATHS iOr bis Southland. and g hiz
devotion 20 duty. He compared
tbe Southern military leaders 20 tbe
great commanders o. 81 tie past
ages and shoEed tina. rbe names q
Lse and Jackson. Hoke and Vance,
PettigreE and many Others stood
among The very highest Oh The scroll
Of fame. He told how the men o. the
South had served and suffered. en-
dured and fought. and died for their
childhood home.
Gen Carr spoke iaelingly and eIo-
quantity. He paid high tribute 20 the
soldiers OF the South and ably DE-
iended the principles FOR which they
coutsCded. There vas nothing q
bitterness or rarcor II what b. said
and be quoted history and statistics
70 bear him out In honor o. the &C.
casion Gen Carr wore his Uniform Of
gray, and with handsome, rudy isce,
grey mO1=tache and zhise1ed hair
be presented striking figure. There
Is 10 better beloved man il North
Carolina, especially among old sol
diers, than julie" CarT-known and
recognized az tbs States greatest
philantropist-and be vas greeted
with enthusiastic applause when hs
arose 70 speak and az irequen. inter
yas throughout the delivery Of his
splendid address. This vas the first
time that Vance county audience
had had opportunity Of hearing Gen.
Carr speak and they heard him gladly.
Throughout the hoIsr and a quarter
that he spoke he had the close az
tsntiOn Of his audience and his well
rounded periods, splendid climaxes
and thrilling recitaIs o. daring
deeds Oh the field Of battle were
greeted with cheers and applause IN
stiuted.
Gen. Carr spoke OF the odds tha.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-11-24

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EighL Thanksgiving vas Just oas
See2 Il Ery made cre<~ures %
squire Summers fer tie u--cAzSs q q
gooots-. bur his rival zppAreatiy SIS
pec5ed Is intentions re<zrsiz- r. dis
position q tie bird He refused u sss-I
~ any prize E-y tiled al The crAer
Ee2g1bo-s- bur Ezs 2uzr=5 u srs rhs.
Squire Summers hzd no1<Ar m thss-
entire turkey e1EpEc the week before
and vas finishing their fzrrenfnx -
mat he ec1l sell them II tb@ town
Market At Al Increased figure Turkey
promised 70 bring - cents : pound :,
"eo-es2le-ths highest ever know, n
The Hooppole country.
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rusty cd shotgun from is pes above
Ms co'or and Inspected TIE works He
extracted the cd lcz5 with enrx-
screw Fitted uP.ca the end % tka r1-
Foo and put in fresh che He aimed
a : crow II tree acroSs the ruzd.
1s Gun was II commission Thx
CROW vas cut Ery vas satisfied.
ihey used 20 BE los o Wild TURKS
L taese here woods" said Ely, ~ozt
taess eitT hunters has scared nest az
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-11-24

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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-11-24
HENRY N. HOYT DIES
Counsellor Fer State Department Pass
g .xzx IL Sr.--

CoCnsellor Fer State Department Pass-
- a.Say In Wa5aingto--
Henri " Hot console IT, -
stale department t5a6 a his hone II
Washington q perfo-z-zg ulcer q the
s-o-aEh- ~1-c1 Leve.oge5 Ia-o peri
tc-i-Ls-
He Ead b@=1 Il s11ce IL returned
ron C2Ea12- WHARF Ee represented
tie Cztte6 States = Tie reefD-o--=rv
regolz-ozs
During Lis Illness h ~as attended
" Dr. : II : FINER, CT Joins Hop
Ei1s university, Baltimore. Dr.. WI
Es7 Ge-Ty A0-g-- Washington and
D-. Rooe<- " Baker, O Washington
NJ Heyr vas ftZ*-els1r vars oS5
116 native q PezcsytTanis
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-11-24
BE S---E ---1oN-

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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-11-24
Bryan Prezc-es Tive Sermons

WllLz- : Bran preached TO ser
Eors - 10 q the PRESBYTERIAN
caz-c1es O Dallas Tex o. Szuzsv
z-5 late made addresses u -o-a -ha-
z@fe1 persons Z tae Dallas Ooers
house EzCe- t5= auspices q TIE Y. u.
{ : Admission vas f-ee. bur = col
lecCo1 amounting 70 several hundred
dollars vas taken u
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-11-24
HieesYehs Kin Re.I-e1 Minister

Rev. James " La1ghIia- Z retired
Methodist Protestant minister. Ct Bel
mar. " J, wLo after Al a1acE Of HE
coughs lasting foar days. became IN
cozscioas- died water Of -ae brain
developed = : result Of tse hiccozgh-
ing s,G ot5er eozpIicztLo1s
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-11-24
THE WIDDER's
WILD TURKEY.
1 Thanksgiving Episode
II tie 0zsrts.
By RODERTBs LOVE

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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-11-24
Sreets - Eat: kfIls Ezt-.-

Lewis Barron Z EeaI-E~ ~z--a- ~
Eezr DaE-ol- O ~az killed II his
soz CzGlss ~Ezle TIE TO Eea we're
shooting rats Z TIE gTarz- neT
sEo- simultaneously AZ TIE sane rat
ne bullet from r1e yoEng zznE
VoIve- killing lis falksr.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-11-24
Gets Il Years Fer sl.xi, 49,

Matt Hig1ari. the Pitrsroa- ?.
Italian. v10 recently PLEADED guilty.
70 shooting and killing his br0sha-
was sentenced 10 twelve years N tie
peotls1tta-y- The criEe vas axed "a
na1slaugkter By Judge Jones.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-11-24
= -Eoz S-zE

The State pznitentiary farms ziil
this year ProdQee l 200 balss OF cot
ton valued at about $50, 900. Be-
sides this there are bumper crops Q.
corn PEAS potatoes and othsr pro
ducts Il i gratifying that the peni
tertiary farms ara seif-zustaini1g
and vii this year make new profit
Of $40, 900 for the State. Tie Re-
PublicaBs and Populists IN fusion
days piled up a debt Of 500, 600
against tie penirsutiary. Democrats
are different and that l. the reason
the people decided by q big majority
10 keep 3 competent administration
II charge Of the affairs Of the State.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-11-24
Sons Gun Kills His Eztner

While Frank Baker and his sca
Clyde. farmers OF rear Moscow. Pa
were making rezdE 10 hunt ra5bfrz
tbs lztter accidentally discharged his
Eun- TIE zhot hitting his father and
killing him
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-11-24
LIFE SAVED BY OPAL
Bullet Strikes Mans Scz-f Pin and
[ e<-A< fr ca@+5--

Lodges In Setting
Al opal, usually considered b. may
g Al Il o-ec- saved TIE life o. San
Eel Aiken II New York Wien he
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the county vote that the state could not be obtained until the returning officers brought in their reports. O'Neaps vote was eos, Seeds vote 274, Thompson 396. All the state democratic ticket was car ried with good majorties. Burnett dem ocratic nominee for Congress, has carried the county by his vote against Howard. w G. Brown carried the county for state senator and J. Fall Robinson for the legislature. The county offices were very close, in several instances going re- publican. R. D. Love, republican, beat Presley for sheriff by 200 votes Garrett republican, carried the county for circuit clerk. Nearly all of the returns have come in and 1t is now conceded that the above candidates are elected, but it is rumored that CogsweI. for probate judge, will contest the vote. The wealth CT was fine and a large vote was boiled. The vote at Ashville was, O'Neal 115, Scott ?, Thompson IT, Seed 107. Tebbets l, Chenault 53, Cyrus Brown 100. Bing- ham 49, Smith 96, Shields 51, Brickell 97, Birch 47, Purifoy 79, Sufferer 49, Willing ham 106, Walker 57, Kolb 100 Cox 53, Jackson 97. McCord 94, Lathrop 6l, Mo Emery 56, Powell 94 Anderson 96, Somer- vile s. Sayre 96, Burnett 15, Howard III, Whiteside 105, Blackwood 126, Elm bry 150 Butcher T, Brown 114, Davidson 72, Robinson IA, Mize 80, Herring 12l Fowlkes 12. Cogswell 109. Presley 95, Love 135, Nunnally IA, Garrett 10S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-11
SELMA DEMOCRATS
 HOLD BIG JUBILEE

Selma, November 10.-fspecfa1) With the shooting of fireworks and large torchlight parade which ended with a speaking of a number of citizens at the courthouse, the voters of Selma and Dallas county tonight celebrated the democratic victory of last Tuesday.
 It was the first celebration of any dem- ocratic victory that the voters of this section have made since Cleveland was elected President of the United States and the demonstration was greatly en- joyed by every one. The long torchlght procession was formed in front of the city hall at the corner of Franklin and Alabama streets and marched through the principal business streets of the city. Every street in the business part along the line of march was lined with enthus- iastic residents who cheered at the diff ferent appropriate transparent mottos m the parade.
 The different military and civic bodies in the parade also came in for much applause from the many hundreds who were out Carriages containing promi- nent citizens were in the line of march, and in one of them rode four old Confed- crate veterans, who upheld photographs of the late Senator E. ". Pettus and also of H. s. D. Mallory.
 From a long pole in the same hack foated the tattered Confederate flag of Gen. Joseph Wheeler's escort. After the parade disbanded speaking was had in the courthouse. This meeting was pre- sided over by l.. E.. Jeffries, and short addresses were made by Congressman William B. Craig, R. H. Mangum, J. l.. Clay and numbers of other citizens.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-11
PRATT CITY NEWS

The Pratt City Athletic club will hold A meeting tonight at their hall for the nurpose of enrolling new members and making the arrangements for a big ath- letic event which will take place next week All old members are expected to he present at this meeting. special invitation is extended to the business men of Pratt City to attend the meeting tonight and all other friends of the or ganization.
 The grand ball to be given by the Pratt City division No. IS of the Birmingham fire department on November 2l has a promise of being great success. The fire 1addies have perfected all arrange ments and are prepared for large crowd.
 Suspect Arrested | Detective J. c. Hartsfield arrected an Italian yesterday, who is suspected of being wanted in Pennsylvania on a charge of murder. He answered the de- scription in name and other respects. He thorities notified. Personal and General
 Invitations have been received by the partons of the Kindergarten at Pratt City to attend meeting of the school building on Tuesday afternoon, November 15, at 2:30 o'clock Miss Lida Stiwell. the kindergarten teacher, requests all to be present.
 Mrs. T. 8. Page and her son, Thomas, are in the city visiting relatives
 Mir. and Mrs. Perry Jordan of Bloss- burg are visiting relatives
 J. B. Broadhead of Montevallo has &C., cepted a position in the commissary of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad 1 company.
 Miss Hallie Ware Is i'll at the home of Mrs. ". H. Bernhard
 B. F. Phillips, special agent of the Tennessee company, left for Savannah yesterday on a business trip.
 Mrs. Mary Jordan of Bessie mines is the guest of her mother Mrs. Turner.
 The Salyotor club of Pratt City gave a dence last night at the city hall. A large crowd were present and an enjoyable evening was spent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-11
DIX THANKS HIS
 FRIENDS FOR VOTES

McKeever, N. r., November 1O-John A. Dix, next governor of New York pottered about his lodge in the woods today in an old coat and a green hunt ing waistcoat. Tonight he sat before a roaring fire with half the town of Mo Keever-some 50 families-about him and sang old songs with them
 Before the gathering broke up he stepped forward and said he wanted to express hls thangs to his friends and neighbors for the loyal support they gave him at the polls;
 You have rebuked that root of extrav- agance in Albany, where last year $40,- O0O,000 of the state funds were expended when the state resources were only S34, coo, ,000, he said
 Your rebuke," he went on, "has been worldwide. Only recently friend of mine endeavored to place some securities in Holland but was unable to do so from the fact that the cloud hanging over bus mess made them timid. They said they