Henderson Gold Leaf from Henderson, North Carolina • Page 2

ILKNlEKSON L.KAF, HEXDEHSOX.fN. THOltSDAY, APBILG, 1911 NOTICE. Ye Old Time Fiddlers ConTention. NOTICE. NEWS Master Marshall Cooper Entertain, Master Marshall I'ooper, the ten year old bob of Mr.

and Mrs. J.D.Cooper, assisted by hi brother. Master Henry Cooper, gave hi young friends a mighty good time Friday afternoon, March 21, at bis tenth birthday party. For a while out-of-door games were played, then the merry makers entered the dining room and stood around a long table, arranged for thirty -eight, and prettily decorated with a pyramid of fruit at each end and a large white birthday cake on a pink center piece surmounted by ten pink candles in the center. At each place there was a pretty souvenir, and these and the cream and cake proved to be most interesting to the little ladies and gentlemen.

They were: isses Mary Taylor, Martha Erabrick, Mary Hunt. Martha Everett. Sylbert Pendleton, Frances Swain, Miriam Ppitv Elizabeth Barnes. Jose Clothing, Shoes, Ha.ts, fgLc. Best Makes aaid Correct Styles.

Ladies' Tor-Made Suits, Dresses, Silks and Dry Goods FUIITURE---Tremendous Stock. Ladies Red Cross and Zieglfer Shoes Stylish and Good Atr WATKINS. THE PEOPLE SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES. BY AUTHORITY OF LAW I SHALL M-ll by public Auction at ihe Courthouse door in Henderson, Vance county. N.

Con Monday. May 1st, 1911, the lands mentioned below, or so much thereof aa may be necessary to satisfy the taxes thereon for the vear 1910. i J. S. ROYSTER.

Sheriff of Vance Connty. HENDERSON TOWNSHIP. WHITE. 1 a NAME. TAXES COST TOTAL J.W.

Adams, 1 lot (. W. Belvin, 16 acres. R. Belvin, 26 P.

E. Blake, 1 lot David Carter. 1 lot C. 8. Cat left, 1 lot Mrs.

Alice Ellington, 37W acres Mrs. P. L. Evans. 1 lot Yancey acre Mrs.

Sail ie Falkner, 1 acre Samuel Faulk, 2 John Johnson, 3 acres J. D. Overton. 4 4 91125 616 2 33 1.08 125 9 74 56 6 04 4 05 1 25 1 25 1 25 1 25 10.99 1 81 7 29 5 30 3 40 7 71 5 07 2 15 1 25 6 46 1 25 82 1 25 1 08 1 25 2 33 8 53 1 25 9 78 1 39 1 25 2 64 56 1 25 1 81 COLORED. Paul Alston, 1 5 67 Robert Blonnt, 1 lot.

2 15 Charles Brame. 1 1 63 James M.Bryant, 1 lot 4 05 Peter Bullock. 1 lot 1 08 Willie Burwell, 1 1 08 Lina Carroll, 1 lot 2 68 Ben Cracker, 1 lot 1 23 Duck Davis, 1 5 10 Zark Davis, 3 acres 2 50 Minerva Fogrgr. 1 3 23 Gilliam Wortham, 3 acres 1 63 Susan Gron, 1 3 79 Wm. B.

Green, 1 lot 2 71 J. R. Harris. 1 lot 8 18 Henry Hawkins, 1 6 52 Len Henderson, 1 3 79 Joe Hockaday, 1 lot 6 46- John Hodge. 10 6 99 Kins; Jenkins, 1 lot 187 Cephus Jones, Vi acre 5 29 Masonic Lodge, 1 5 38 J.

W. Long, 1 lot 7 54 Josh Martin, 30 9 46 Sandy Martin, 1 lot 1 68 Bill Southerland, 1 lot 5 38 James H. Taylor. 1 lot 4 31 Abby Weaver. 1 lot 4 31 Lilly Wimbnsb, 5 acres I 08 Belle Williams, 1 5 38 Berry Williams, 1 2 32 Hilliard Williams.

1 lot 9 17 Jphn Wortham. 1 6 46 Bettie Young, 1 1 63 J. P. Jeffresj, 1 lot 3 23 A. B.

Timmons. 1 1 63 S. P. Kearney estate, 1 lot 26 Moses Peace, 1 8 09- 1 25 1 25 1 25 1 25 to 88 30 33 25 25 25! 25 25 25 2 33 3 93 2 -48 6 35 3 75 4 48 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 2 88 5 04 3 96 9 43 7 77 5 04 7 71 7 24 3 12 5 54 6 63 8 79 10 71 2 93 6 63 5 56 5 56 2 33 6 63 3 57 10 42 7 71 2 88 4 48 2 88 1 51 9 84 6 48 2 30 2 77 3 70 1 97 2 20 1 72 4 39 4 62 7 00 1 25 25 25 25 25 25 1 25 1 25 1 25 1 25 1 25 1 25 1 25 KITTRELL TOWNSHIP Isaac Crudup, 83 acres. 5 23 Tiddy Davis, Vs acre 1 05 1 25 1 25 1 25 1 25 1 25 Thos.

Floyd. 10 acres 152 Bessie Green. 20 Ann Hunt, 7 Charlie Plummer, 9 Ann Eliz't Rcavis, 1 acre' J. II. Gilbreath estate, 46 acres H.

W. Hunt, 28 H. W. Hunt, agent, 92 acres WILLIAMSBORO Nathan B. Perry, 47 acres Moses Jeffreys, 2 Jack Marrow, 2 acres.

Vinie acres 3 45 72 95 47 i 3 14 3 37 25 25 25 25 5 75 1 25 TOWNSHIP. 2 It! 3 12 2 17! 44 1 25 1 25 1 25 1 25 3 36 4 37 3 42 1 69 9 52 2 10 TOWNSVILLE TOWNSHIP. E. O. Ta vlor, 2 lots 8 27 125 George Bullock, 1 85 1 25 MIDDLEBURG TOWNSHIP.

Thos. T. Hester, 62 W. A. Dick Davis'and J.Johnson, 28 1-5 acre SANDY CREEK Mrs.

Anna Day, 17 acres Lucindy Royster, S'SVt acres. Jim Wilson, 4 Jim Wilson, bal.1909.. S. P. Kearney estate.

Martha Balthrop, Va 3 05 1 25 430 6 22 1 25 7 47 1 28t 1 25 2 53 TOWNSHIP. 1 89 1 25 3 14 2 84 1 25 4 09 4 36 1 25 5 41 1 75 126 3 00 2 13 1 25 3 38 65 1 25 1 90 SAY, If You Want a Article. Trade 1 1 i WATTISIKf Henderson. C. Department Store.

SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES. UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE TAX liat of the Town of Henderson, for the year 1910. wbk-h in in my hands for collection, 1 shall, on Monday, May-T st, 1 9 1 1 aell by public auction at the Court Houso door iu HeudTHon. N. the following lut or utn-ela oS land eiruiitt-d in ihe towu of Henderson, to satisfy the taxm due thereon, belonging to and lieted by the parties named I to-wit: WHITE.

SAME TAXES CBT TOTAL L. H. Chesnom, 1 town lot 8 00 1 25 9 25 Mrs. I'. L.

Kvaus, 1 town Ut COO 125 7 25 J. I). GupUn, 1 town lot 7 05 1 25 8 90 Lehman 1 town lot 1TOO 125 14 25 COLORED. Paul Alston, 1 town lot 5 125 6 25 Ed Ahiton.2 town lots 5 25 1 45 6 70 Chaa. Brame.l town lot 1 50 1 25 2 75 Anthony Bullock, 1 town lot 7 55 1 25 8 80 Taylor Bullock, 1 town lot 310 1 25 4 35 Peter Bullock, 1 town lot 1 00 1 25 2 25 Willie Burwell, I town lot 1 00 1 25 2 25 J.

M. Bryant, 1 town 3 50 1 25 4 75 Elijah Clarke, I town lot 1 50 1 25 2 75 Minerva Fogy, 1 town V'1" lot 3 00 4 25 John (fill. 1 town 5 MV 1 25 6 25 Susan Gret-n. town lot 3 50 125 4 75 Wm. Green, 1 town lot 2 52 1 25 3 77 J.

R. Harris, 1 town lot 7 35 1 25 10 CO R. Harris, bal. 1909 2 0.) Silvia Conrall, I town 1 00 1 25 2 25 Sol Martin, 1 town lot 50 1 25 1 75 Sandy Mart in, 1 town lot 1 85 1 25 3 10 Jennett Hargrove, 1 town 3 50 1 25 4 75 Grant W. Hawkins, 1 town 3 0O 1 25 4 25 John Henderson, 1 town lot 1 50 1 25 2 75 Icn Henderson, 1 town lot 3 25 1 25 4 50 W.

M. Henderson, 1 town lot i. 3 75 1 25 5 00 Cameron Hendrick, 1 town lot 50 .1 25 1 75 Lottie Hodge, 1 town lot 4 00 1 25 5 25 Tbaddius Jackson, 1 town lot 3 00 1 25 4 25 J. W. Louk, 1 town lot 6 75 1 25 8 00 Peter Mitchell, 1 town lot 5 75 145 7 20 Willis Mallory, 1 town lot 2 00 1 25 3 25 Tbo.

W. Roltersou. town lot 5 30 1 25 (i 55 JaH Rodger, 1 town lot 4 10 1 25 5 25 Roxanna Reavis, 1 town lot 2 50 1 25 3 75 Henry Satterwbite, 1 town lot 4 95 1 25 6 20 Chas. SueedT estate, 1 town lot 1 00 1 25 2 25 A B.Timmons, 1 town lot 1 50 1 25 2 75 John Royster, 1 town lot 2 25 1 25 3 50 Bill Soutberlund, 1 town lot 4 75 1 25 0 00 Will Southerlaml, 1 town lot 7 00 1 25 8 25 las. H.Taylor.

1 town lot 4 00 1 25 5 25 C. S. Vnnn, 1 town lot. 00 1 25 9 25 W.H. Ward.

1 town lot 5 00 1 25 fi 25 Ahhy Weaver, 1 town lot 4 00 1 25 5 25 Sam Webb, 1 town lot. 5 50 1 25 0 75 Berry Williams, 1 town lot 2 15 1 25 3 40 Bell Williams, 1 town lot 5 00 1 25 25 John A. Wortham, 1 town lot 5 75 1 25 7 00 It. P. Wyche, 1 town lot 1 r0 1 25 2 75 Bettie J.

Young, 1 town lot 1 50 1 25 2 75 M.M.Peace.l town lot 4 00 1 25 5 25 Isaac Harris, 1 town lot 1 50 1 25 2 75 J. P. Jeffrevs, 1 town lot 3 00 1 25 4 25 S. P. Kearney estate, 1 town lot.

1909.1910 50 1 25 1 7 Persons whose names and property appear in the above notice can uoveru themselves accordingly thereto. The above property will be sold for payment of taxes as above set forth, unless payment is made lwfore day of sale. 1 This, April 1st, 1911. W. II.

WESTER, Tax Collector of Town of Henderson. Proceedings or County Commissioners. The county commissioners held their regular monthly meeting last Monday. Mr. J.

J. Swain was re-elected superintendent of the public roads. Capt. J. K.

Plummer and Messrs. A. C. Zollicoffer and I. C.

Bobbitt were appointed a committee to receive the road property and books from the outgoing highways commission. The board allowed the Daughters of Confederacy $35 to run a walk around the Confederate monument on the courthouse square. The following list-takers and assistant tax assessors were appointed tforth Henderson P. E. Rowland.

Kittrell F. M. Hight. J. B.

Glover. Dabney L. W. Burroughs. Williamsboro J.

H. Rice. Townsville E. O. Taylor.

Nutbush-C. M. White. Middeleburg T.FI. Carroll.

Sandy Creek J. W. Tunsta.ll. ffu 0 WE HENDERSON GOLD LEAF ESTABLISHED i88x. GOLD LEAF PUBL1SHIN6 COMPANY, Owner and Publiaber.

i P. T. Way. Editor and Manager. Th.

editor wiU not bo hdd mDonsibla for Tiews exprpd by coire.pon.1fnt and ron-tribntom. Entered at the Fontofflce it Ifendwon.N. a second clnos ntUr. Subscript! Prices PerYer Sit Payable Alirn.r in Adranre. TIHJRSDAY, ATOIL C.

1011. The Sixty-Second Congress convened in extraordinary session Tuesday tit uoon. For the firet time in about sixteen years the Democrat were able to organize the House of Representatives and take the reins of Korernment in that branch of the National Legislature. Hon. Champ Chirk was elected speaker and took th rhair amid deafening npplauee.

The Senate ia still nominally Republican. What the session will bring forth In the way of legislation is a matter of speculation, but it will doubtless prove to lie one of the most interesting sessions in years. The Democrats feel that it is squarely up to them to "make good" with the ieople, audit is well that they mm it that way. The country has lost one of its most distinguished and useful citizens and public officials in the death of Dr. Seaman A.

Knapp.the widely known expert of the National Pepartment of Agriculture. lie had made a great many valuable investigations in his line of work in different parts of the world, and his services have leen of untold Ixmefit to the farmers of the United States, and especially to those of the South. The country can ill afford to lose such men as Dr. Knapp, and his place, made vacant by his death, will be hard to fdl. I Raleigh waged a vigorous and successful campaign in behalf of hfr new Y.

M. C. A. building and won out in a walk. She started out to raise for this purpose and thought that she had set her stakes high at that.

Rut the campaign wound up Saturday night with a total subscription of thus exceeding her nim by more than Goal for the Capital City of the State. To the newspapers of the city is due" much of the credit for this splendid success. Quite a number of new subncribers have been added to the Gold leaf's mailing list during the past week. Several of them have come through the mails, along" with cheering "words of praise and commendation forthe clean, newsy paper we are giving the IeopIe of Henderson and Vance county. Some have voluntarily dropped in at the office and left their subscriptions.

Others have been picked up here and there. This is all very encouraging indeed. Let jthe good work goright along. While we are glad to give assurance of the fact that there is nothing at all alarming about his present condition, nevertheless his many friends throughout the State and elsewhere will le pained to learn that Mr. Thud R.

Manning has leen cou-tined to his room for several days. But it is fondly hoped that he may soon regain his strength and be able to get out again. Please notice the date on 3'our label this week, and if you find your subscription in arrears we- shall be very glad indeed to hear from you at once. It takes money to produce a first class newspaper, and the Gold Leaf will therefore have to run on the cash basis. It is a good practice to keep jour subscription paid iuj advance, Some fellow with a lot of idle curi-ity in his makeup has been wondering what Ilendereonjwoman will be first to apjH'hr on the streets of the city, wearing one of those harem skirts.

It is suggested that whoever she may tie, if be she will, she should at ouce be awarded one of Mr. Carnegie's hero medals. President Diax, of Mexico, has remodeled his cabinet and expects this to pacify the fnsurrectos. But what the latter are contending for for Diat himself to get down and out, and in all probability this alone will put au end to the turmoil in the so-called republic just to the south of us. -r i The papers on? already beginuing to remind the voitere that if they fail to pay their pjll tax by Majj 1st, they cannot vote in the election! this year.

This is a very timely reminder and should be heeded by every Toter who has not already secured his poll tax receipt from the sheriff. -One of our exchanges says that the president of Mexico pronounces his name not "Die-as." a some have supposed. Ourjcon-temporarj further states that! the insurrectos make the first 'part "jacfc" instead of "dee." A cyclone swept a few days ago, doing great damage. Bat it didn't scare those Pennsylvania Republicans half so bad as the election did last November. I ten Easter Monday April 17tK.

Assisted by a Trbope of a Star Vaudeville Perform store. Correspondence ol the Gokl Leaf. In spite of the inclement we.itber, a eoodly crowd gathered at the Bobbitt school houee on last Friday evening, attracted by'tbe coming of fiddlers and banjo pickers from far and near to try their skill in musical eon test. The "Convention" of about thirty musicians was assembled at the instance of one of our public spirited young men. Mr.

red Finch, who. by providing the evenings amusement, not only afforded all much pleasure but started a movement which all the community is interwted-the beautifying of the Plank Chapel cemetery grounds. A neat sum was realized, which will be suppjeraen ted from time to time until funds are in hand to put the grounds in proper shape. Air. lucu 1 1 l.ain bands and to inajviauai pijny.

nni "fiIIU" or. as he sold IU. KU1M1I I "on anything irom steam piano," Five bands entered thej well did tbey "make mu I mm smith! SIC mat iue juunco, -r Prof. Nixon and Mr. K.

S. tuner, nau a difficult task to award tne nveaouar tk1 vnmo hand comDosed of the Kearney boys, Mrs. Harry Stanton inlmann aa a real Oil W1LU I haa Ia. laA rtt thn inn' a trio Iroin "over the river," styling themselves tbi Need more ui Ln.uu.i ants: then followed tne r-psom nu the Bear Pond, and the Gillburg Band ii tho vnnnir "fiddler. if.

TMllnotnn Thv rtlavpd all BOrtS of rollicking ragtime, waltres polkasj including such classics as Hop Light Ladies, Turkey in the Straw, Bill Bailyj Casey Jones, I'm wine to Live Anyho wj Till I Die, and Home, Sweet Home. Of, faat and furious. bile all the'bands played well, the first prizej was awaroea 10 me nreumuic the second to the Bear Pond Band. To those who were more or less unac quainted with the banjo, except as pick rn individual banio COn test was very amusing. Mr.

Fuller, from Bear Pond, had tne auaience iu a cuu Arionirhtpr diirinc bis Btunt Dvaufc tha ln.nin in true coon style accompanying withsnatehesof song and talk. ine prize was nwurueu more Band CI Lvu cs av Mrs. Harry Stanton won the guitar priie. Her music was very pleading. The grand finale was a cake walk tf the accompaniment of an accordian anr banjo.

Sseverai coupies euiereu mc and furnished fun in plenty. The cakf was presented to Miss Irene Ellington and Mr. Joe Mitchell. Many thanks are due to Mr. inch for his time and enererv exerted in behalf of.

the community's interests. House of Jones. Jones painted his house last year. It looks dull, dead, no life to it. Smith painted his house 10 years ago It lnoka rlean nice, and don't need re rtnintinar hf liopd Ti.

M. PftintJ and added three quarts of Oil to each gallon. Th nil cta.v life nml nreaerved it Besides adding the Oil reduced iti cost 40 cents a gallon less than other paint. Thirty-five years use in N. A.

S. A. Our agent is Melville Dorsey. Bradshaw-Knott. Miss Nannie Bradsbaw nnd Mr.

E. Knott, of Townsville, were quietly mar ried last Thursday by Rev. I. Hughes, at the rectory, in the presence of a few friends. The marriage came as a surprise vto most of their acquaint ances One Conductor Helped Back to Work Mr.

Wilford Adams is his-name, and write: "I was confined to my bed wits chronic rheumatism and used two bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy with good effect. The third bottle put me on my feet and I resumed work as conductor on the Lexington, Street Kailway. It will do all yoS claim in cases of rheumatism. It clears tin' blood of uric acid. Sold by all drugsists.

Notice of Summons and Warrant of Attachment. NORTH CAROLINA, In theSuperiorCnnrt Vance County. May term, II. T. Morris.

W. J. Alston, B. 0. Allen, F.

Ei S-hroeder and R. O. Burroughs, trading as w. J. Amton AgainHt Bragg Co.

The defendant above named will take no- tice that a summons in the above entitled action was issued against it on the 5th day of April, 1911, by the undersigned for the recovery of the sum our Hundred and Fifteen dollars, due the plaintiff by the dei- fendant for overcharge on four automobiles an'd commissions on one automobile as per written contract and breach thereof by de fendant, which is returnable onthi 22nd day of May, 1911, to the Superior Court of Vance County, N. at a Court to be held in Henl derson, N. at the aboye named day and time. 1 The defendant will also take notice that tt warrant of attachment was issued by the undersigned on the above named day, against the mouey, property, goods chati- tels, and real estate belonging to tne defend ant in Vance and Warren counties, which warrant is returnable at the time and place above named for tne return of the summons, when and where the defendant is required to appear and answer or demur to the com plaint of the plaintiCiilhe relief demanded will be granted. This, 1st dav of April, 1911.

HENRY PERRY, Clerk Superior Court Vanee Co Henry T. Powell, I Attorney for Plaintiff. NOTICE. The State of North Carolina to Vernon HVk viKEETINt.t Take notice lliattonr wifo litna Hni has this day legun an action against you ia the Superior Court of Vance county for dj- in it (i iue in it I uauir i ft Term 10.11 nf l.L 11th Monday after the 1st Monday in March, 1911. Complaint already filed.

You most appear and answer said complaint at said term or the plaintiff will demand judgment tor the relief aforesaid demanded in said complaint. Bv order of the Court service df the summons made by publication thereof April 5th, 1911. npvnv pi'nnv a that a Clerk of the Superior Court of Vance Couu notice: HAVE THIS DAY QUALIFIED AS AD -I- mioiatrator of the estate ot Allen P. Eaton, late of Williamsboro. who deDarted this life in Philadelphia, February 2.

1911. All persons having claims against nis estate are requested to present them to me forthwith, duly verified. If not present ed within twelve months this notice will pleaded in bar of their recovery. This. March 30th, 1911.

t. t. nicies. Administrator of Allen P. Eaton NOTICE.

BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION my hands from the Surii Vi-Vwv county iasned upon i. lol. 1 hoa. Jones, J. in an ueiit proceeding against Green Kf -m.

1 for cash by pul.lj- nnrt- hiiebest bidder at the Court H. l.u.r in IItnd-r- son, 1 on First Monday in May, 1911, (being May 1st) the right. titU and interest being one undivided half interest, subject to the life estate therein of his mother Agnes Evans in and to a tract of land in Williamsboro township, Vance county, containing thirty-one acres more or lees, adjoining the lands of Mr. J. L.

Kelly, IXra. Jno. w. teuj, ueo. x.

iiarru and oUiera, Deing tne Agnea tvana dower. This 7th March, 1911. JOS. S. E0YSTER, Sasrifl County Jf.C.

phine Rose, Catherine Miller, Alice Hughes, Sallie Hyman Lamb, Henrietta and Jannette Strange, Mary Macon, Mary Clegg Goodrich. Elixabeth Bos and Lucy Powell; Masters Jacquelin Taylor, Fabian Pendleton. Morgan Cooper. Walter Rowland. Tom Skinner Kittrell.

John Alderman. Nathan Strause Tyler Young, John McClnre, Andrew and William Newcomb, John Hilliard ZollicofTer, David Jackson Cooper, Wil-liard Harris, Edwin Fuller Parham, Scott Parham, Walter Parker. Thomas Smaw. James Massenburg, James Ty ler and John T. Thomas.

flake Your Room New. Mantels, Chairs, Wood-Work, and small rooms, can be quickly painted by any one with a small can of our Home Finish Domestic Paint, in all colors 15 to 25 cents. Makes all interior wood-work bright and new. Get it from Melville Dorsey. Honor Roll Exercises.

Quite a number of people attended the "honor roll exercises" of the city graded school Tuesday morning and thoroughly enjoyed them. At 11 o'clock the school body assembled in the large auditorium and the exercises opened by repeating the Lord's Prfcyer in concert, led by Superintendent Alderman. A Scripture selection from Prov. 22. 1-8, was then recited in concert, followed by a song, "Tis Our Festal Day." and a poem, "The Dandelion." Superintendent Alderman read the roll of honor, eighty-two pupils rising as their names were colled.

Forty-five of these were boys. These had not been tardy or absent a single time during the past month, and their work and deportment averaged 95 or more. Littls Irving Mangum's sweet, birdlike voice in "Little Willie Rankin" brought forth much applause, as also did a well rendered instrumental soly by Earle Harris. Twenty-five boys in costumes sang a cowboy song, led by Clyde Finch, and did it so well as to call forth a sound of hearty applauae at its conclusion. A song, "Anchored," by the school, brought the exercises to a close.

"Our baby cries for L'h am her Iain's Cpiijih Remedy," writes Mrs. T. B. Kendri-k. Rasaca, Oa.

"It ia the best cough remedy on the market for roughs, colds and croup." For sale by all dealers. Changes in Public Health Laws. To the Editor of the Gold Leaf: I desire to call attention through your columns to the changes in the Public Health laws regarding contagious diseases, aa passed by the last General Assembly. A recent case of exposure to smallpox presented itself in our graded schools, where the parents of the child took nil the precautions as required by the recent changes in the law, as published in a recent Legislative edition of the Raleigh News and Observer. As this law does not go into effect until May 1st, 1911, the superintendent had no other alternative than to exclude the child from the school-room until all danger had passed from this exposure.

After August, 1911, there will be no quarantine established against smallpox, as universal vaccination ia conceded to be the only means of preventing the same. I would suggest that you fmblisb. the essential changes in the new aw for the enlightenment of the public on this most important subject. Respectfully yours, B. G.

ALLEN, M. Town Health Officer. Safe Medicine for Children. Foley Honey and Tar Compound ia a safe and effective medicine for children as it does not contain opiate or harmful drugs. The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar Compound-ia in a yellow package.

Hold hy all druggist 8 Christian Endeavor Society of Christian Church Meets. Wednesday night the Christian En deavor Society held its regular meeting in tne unristian cnurcn. Alter tne opening exercises there was a solo by Miss Roxelle Horton, and a short discussion of the appointed subject, Home Missions, but a letter from the famine, district of China, telling of the horrors of the fam ine, and a discussion of this subject, consumed most of the evening. It was de cided to appropriate the Sunday school collection last Sunday for the cause and also to make it a special offering. Heaven won't seem worth while to some women unless there'll an ncrn.

aional bargain sale. A Correction. In last week's issue of the Hold Leaf appeared the local that Mrs. S. T.

Peace had a model 1911 Elmore automobile. As a matter of fact Mrs. S. T. Peace has a model 1909 husband and a model 1910 baby but the model 1911 Elmore ia mine.

S. T. PEACE. In rases of rheumatiam relief from pain make aleep and rest possible. This may he obtained by applying Chamberlain's Liniment.

For sah bv all dealers. Henderson Tobacco Market. MARCH SALES. lft3 233.G33 10.50 $24,53 i.47 1610 141,92 $10.29 $14,009.95 TOTALS TO DATE. 1909- 5,360,601 $12.83 $687,727.54 1910 5,416,139 $13.18 $713,905.63 is very different from other Paints.

Most paints are loaded with materials that save paint manufacturers from $100 to $120 per ton. Are yon satisfied to enrich some one else at your expense? If you want full value for your dollar, buy Davis, the paint which carries analysis and guarantee on every package. For Sale By DANIEL COMPANY. Henderson, N. C.

Equestrian, Gymnastic and Acrobatic Entertainment THE LADIES' STORE. i I 4 i I Beautiful Line OF Ladies' Spring Dress Goods NOW ON DISPLAY. Call and Inspect Them. AIRS. MISSIIXIER.

1 BY THE I rC A in FI 7 IT Uai sale at Kerner-McNair Co drug Two perfoimanccs Afternoon and Evening. Price of Admission. 25c. 35c. and 50c' Chi dren under 4ourteen years, 15c, 20c and 25c At the Matinee children under 14 years 1 5c.

4 over the house, 1 lckets on Z5e Grated Theatre Spring Patterns IN lEEDSHD MDIE VERY TRULY GEO. A. ROSE CO. Easter APRIL js" v. Va i til 0.1 E.

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