THE HENDEllSON GOLD LEAF THURSDAY, DECEMBEK 14, 1905.
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Travel Comf ortaLbly
by going to California in a Santa.
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Fred. Harvey meals have made this
service famous. The cars are of latest
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CHIfAGO, ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY TO LOS AN
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prices put upon tru-m. We br-ught an im
mense stock at a Great Sacrifice and are
selling thtbe goods at
25 per cent. Less Than Manufacturers' Cost.
W art- giving our customers the benefit of
the sonr- liberal discount that we got and ad-vi-
that iu'endiriiT p rc'ia rs come early and
inv -t'g.it.-. N -uch line .f
Clothing, Overcoats and Furnisnings
can be tu cl inh-r eke in Hendrrson. We
can fi a'l f rm ml o' rise 11 ta-tes.
V Jill-
Barnes Clothing Store.
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Articles not alone beautiful, but useful and durable,
make the most sensible gift. These good features,
together with a moderate price, make the genuine
"1847 ROGERS BROST
SPOONS, KNIVES. PORKS. ETC.
an ideal Holiday gift. They are made in a great
variety of shapes, sizes and designs, handsomely
packed in lined cases, and vary in price from ? r
to $3.53. Your dealer can supply you. "Viii.
us for our handsome catalogue "C-L" to aid you
in making selections.
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MKUIDKS BU1TAS.MA CO, Morldu, Cona.
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Merchandise of all Kinds.
Dry Gcrds, Notions, Bre s Goods. Trimming
vfTh te Goods. U de w ar Hosiery. Gloves. Hats
1.' r &, f L,di p, G ntl m a and hiJdren
Evcrythinp; in the Grocery Line.
MP AT. FLOUR, SALT HAY, GRAIN.
F : D3TUFF3. by the car load.
See our stock and compare prices. "
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Via the Chicago, Union Pacific. & North
Western Line. f
Through electric lighted train less than three
days Chicago to the Pacific Coast everaAlay in the
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Direct connections with stcamsfeMcs to Hav3I
New Route to Southern UhTarma via SaltJfake Gty
and the newly open
fast schedules and s
a charming route
Splendid
Portland of Pullm
compartment sleepi
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and comparti
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Salt Lake ygSfcte. Exccht service.
ver afe 3fctLake mft make this
tourisRtrMel.
Chicaf o San Francisco and
drawi&lar room and private
fror'the shops and provided
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of rooms
en suite; ung&ually lare
dressinc reu&xis for lidizsu
lamps tSxix section and
site lroffet-smokinor, Iifcrarv
and obgersftion carsnBooklover,s Library )
Superb dining; car service.
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
Alt Aocnts Sett Tickets Vi Chicaoo. union Pcir
MO NonrH-WCSTCNM LlNt.
R. M. Johnson, G. A, 601 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pa..
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HENRY THOMASON,
H nderson,
N. C.
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Cyclone Feed Cutters
Are the Best Feed Gutters in the World.
Cutter and Shredder Combined. v For Hand or Power Purposes. '
Capacity Greater than any other
Feed Cutter on the market.
Cuts Hiy, Oats, Straw nnd Corn-foilder in lengths from
to 1 inch cuts according to nize of machine.
Every person who has two or more head of stock ought
to have a CYCLONE FEED CUTTER It will j.av for itself
in a short time in the AMOUNT OF FEED SAVED and the
IMPROVED CONDITION OF THE STOCK.
We will be glad to show this wonderful machine to you
and explain its superior points whether you wish to buy
or not.
Watkins Hardware Co.,
Henderson, N. C.
Rlcht Character.
Character Is built or grows from
within outward. We may distinguish
conduct from motive, as we distinguish
the human from the divine, but we can
not separate them. A right life is all of
one texture; it is the same at the sur
face as at the center. Goodness is th
fruit of the spirit; so perhaps is an ap
ple or a corn of w heat. But man lives
and acts in conscious freedom. The
moral alternative the choice between
good and evil is ever before him, like
a parting of the ways. Right character
is simply the result of a habitual choice
of tLe perceived best Rev. Dr. Charles
G. Ames. Unitarian. Boston.
Tbe Simpllncatloa of Life.
There Is a very simple rule for every
one of us that reduces the perplexity of
our lives, "Covet earnestly the best
gifts." Cultivate that "distributive
virtue" that reflects not merely the posi
tively bad, but that casts aside the
lesser for the greater good. Give up
the vain desire of knowing everything;
ask yourself at every step: "What is
the thing most worth knowing? What
Is most worth doing?" Do that and
be not troubled, though many other
possible tasks remain undone. Learn
to do without what Is.-"unessential.
That is the condition of doing joyfully
and effectually that which is essential.
The man in his work, in his study, in
his friendship, must bring everything
to this simple test: "Is this the best
tiling for me at this moment? I am
living In a world where I cannot know
or do every thing; I must choose. Of
the two interests which challenge my
attention today I must choose the
greater thing. Which one is worth my
effort?" Stop by step that man's life
and thought grow simple, and he
comes to be serene in the midst of all
distractions. Rev. Pr. Samuel M.
Crothers, Unitarian. Cambridge, Mass.
The Bible In Theology.
This book brings us into the same
spirit whereof Isaiah and Jesus and
Paul were partakers and lifts us far
above sordid materialism and belittling
selfishness. Only in this zone can the
ology thrive. A man with no sense of
beauty may constnu t a system of
aesthetics, one who never laughs may
produce a philosophy of the comic, but
one who has never been thrilled by an
Ideal, who in hours of gloom has never
heard "the sound of silver wings slow
beating through the hush of night" and
who in moments of trial has never seen
"how life's rugged mountain side Is
white with many an angel tint," has no
power to bring theology to birth. What
makes religion possible and theology
necessary but the fact that our ideals
come to us clothed with more than mor
tal majesty and born unmistakably
"not of blood nor of the will of the
flesh, but of God?" And as no science
of beauty is satisfactory which does
not make those who master it more
keenly alive to beauty and no ethical
system can be valid which does not
etrengthcu the moral sense, so no sys
tem of theology can be true which does
not grow best in the climate of ideals
and further their growth. A body of
divinity without an Inspiring soul Is
worthless and will become an offense;
hence any book which feeds and fresh
ens the religious life is of immense val
ue to the student of theology. Beyond
the corroboration of the spirit and the
communication of facts and principles
is this service to theology and the Bible
as a book of the spirit. Professor Wil
lirtin Wallace Ucnn. Unitarian. Har
vard Divinity School, Cambridge, Mass.
The Faith of Jeaaa.
"In the faith of Jesus" mesns that
his faith la ours. We believe in God
as he believed la God, and In human
brotherhood and righteousness and im
mortality, as he believed and taught.
The faith of Christ rather than faith
In Christ Is the basis of- our creed.
Rev. Dr. Utter. Unitarian. Denver.
The Bleaaedaeaa of Stekaeaa.
Beneficent is the sickbed for the in
valid. Blessed is its . influence upon
those who come in touch also with the
sanctified sufferer. Wendell rhlllipa
would not have been as brave and as
true a man as he was had his life not
been Inspired by the bravery of that
sick wife who always kept saying to
him: "On. Wendell, on! God has a
mission for you. While you are 'out
battling In his name I will be here
praying and waking for yon.' Could
any one read the eulogy Robert J.
Burdette wrote about his dead wife
and not realize that the frail little
woman whom he for years carried
around In his arms had a mighty mis
sion in molding and developing her
husband's life for spiritual good? By
the letters my mother wrote me from
her sickroom and by the letters yon
! have received from n sick wife or a
i sick daughter or a sick mother who
was at that time in the shadow of
. death we know that some of God's
mightiest agents for the salvation of
the world nre to be found among those
of pale check, thin hands and fevered
brows. Oh. no. my friends, God will
never take out of this world the spir
itual mission of physical pain and suf
fering until, through these sufferings,
the multitudes have boon brought to
confess Christ at the foot of the crosi
Rev. Dr. Frank De Witt Talmagt,
Presbyterian, Los Angeles. Cal.
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Printers' Ink uses u great many
advertising blotters in fact, uses
no other. They en mo iu as fast
as wanted, and very nice and
handy they are
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on Ihoae lilullrn!
Ah. that is a tiling the Little
Schoolmaster never observed, or.
if lie did. he uever remembered
and does not now remember.
I'.ut he likes tlie blotters. Print
ers' Ink.
This, criticism is never ap
plicable to advertising In
your local paper.
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LADIEb WRAI PERS
Regular $i.5o vaie Now 98c.
LAD E.V FINE 1 URS.
$i5.oo kiii' I oin a'. $4 98
Iri vr hun'lrvtl jiec s ot outing
21 inches wide, ill colors regular
i -rice Jc. now 4 7 Sc.
Another r.ule of ( )utings ot 5o
liff r :,t 1 si ir 27 n hes vid ,
r ;ular 10c va!u-, now 6 5 Sc.
A Truthful Description
A loss of many dollars to us, coming
as it is, unexpected. Now that it has
come, we are satisfied, and grab at the
chance to inaugurate the the largest
sale of the highest grade Clothing,
Shoes, Hats, &c, ever held in this
Part of North Carolina.
Strict Terms:
1. All goods sold for cash.
2. Nothing sent on approval.
3. No time for Mail or Tele
phone orders.
4. This sale for consumers
0I5f No triflers admitted. We
expect enormous crowds and
only those meaning business to
come. Any inattention of em
ployees report at effice.
Men's Suits, worth $6.50,
During this sale
$2.98
Another line Men's Suits in Cheviots
and Tweeds, $9.50 value Now
Men's Suits in Worsteds and Serges,
A Real $12.50 Value, This sale
Fashionable Dress Suits, made by the
best tailors, worth $25.00 Now
$4.98
$7.98
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Men's Overcoats, in black and blue
Beavers, worth $5.50, This sale
$2.98
Another Good Overcoat, positively
worth $9.50, ....Now
$4.98
An Overcoat of Imported Vicunas
and Friezes Only
Overcoats positively worth $25.00
During this sale, only
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$12.98
Thrust Upon the Public
We are given but a short time
to dispose of this stock of timely
Clothing, Shoes, &c. The man
agement has decided to lose
Thousands of Dollars. If Good
Clothing, Shoes, &c, will do it.
we will. If Greater Values will
do it, we will. Shrewd shoppers
judge as they read. These print
ed facts should impress everybody.
Whole StocK to be Melted into CASH At Once !
5oo pairs drummers' sam
pies Men's shoes $3.00
$2.5o and $2.00 kind $1.19
125 Comforts full size to
fit any double bed, regular
pric- $2 00 now $1 23.
CHILDREN'S SUITS
Must Move !
$1.25 Value. 78 cts.
MEN'S FUR HATS,
$1.00, 75 and 50c kind
Look, 28 cents
NECKWEAR.
All Styles !
Your Choice, 10 cts.
To hP retailed without reservation, in perfect condition. WAIT FOR IT ! Store packed and jammed with. Clothing, Shoes, Hate. Ladies and I Gent s Furnishing
(Sto be sold. No fake or humbug, no scheme, no lie. Doors open and sale begins TOMORROW, (FRIDAY) MORNING, at 8 0 clock
""""the bee-hive department store,
ui?MnPRnM V C. Wanted Imrnedlately--Seven Active Salespeople. Those accustomed to handling crowds
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS,
Not 60 cents,
Your Choice for 39 cents.
LADIES' HATS,
75c kind qq
To go for wt
300 pairs all wool blankets in
plain while, different borders,
regular price $3.5o now $1 49.
5,ooo pieces of ribbons in all
colors and widths 40c and 25c
kind, now 16c per yard.
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$2 kind, Must go at $1.19
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