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THE HENDEltSON GOLD LEAF THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, U0(. The Gold Leaf. ESTABLISHED 1881. BY THAD R. MANNING. TIH'IiSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1000. THE DOPE HABIT. This Curse of the Age on the In creaseHorrible Effect on Victims. Fitirbrother'tt Everything. T he dop? i.s one of t lie most ginn tic awl Hubtle evils of the ngu an evil that burrows under the "round and only now and then coiwh to light in its hideous deformit y; an evil that Koinehow and someway associ ates with respectability and attempts to claim for itself respectabily. and hinges it strongest claim upon the fact that respectable men sell the compound and the I'ure in Heart who sie evil only in ah ohol never raise their voice or hand against this more (insidious foe against a crf'Mii moral and physical death which masquerades as a drug and opiate, and whieh, alas, is too often given by doctors in their pathetic helpleness to relieve a real or imagi nary pain described by an impatient patient, evidence js found on every ':and. We have known physicians who were deceived by dope fiends. They insisted, these cunning dopers, that, terrible pains; pains that they could no longer enrJure were tearing them to pieces and doctors will to give relief use tin; needle and the grinning dope (iend congratulated himself upon hw easily h had worked the pi.ysician. Morphine and cocaine and chloral and other drugs which makegrimiingidiotsout of otherwise intellectual people are increasing their sales; some say the cigarret te hastens the desire, and it is only once in awhile that the victim manifests his murderous designs and f herefore t housnnds of cases do not become public. They are spoken of only with bated breath in house holds desolated ami sometimes dis honored, or not spoken of at all, gnaw at the hearts of thosw who know the dreadful secret. Who can tell how many of these unfortunates there are. Don't ask the Pure in Heart who see only John l'.arley corn as an enemy. Don't ask the saloon keeper who has been long ago consigned to hell by these? self-same pure in heart but go to the man who sells the dope ami let him tell you the numU-r of his helpless vic tims. Don't blame him for sellingit, because it wasn't whiskey but reach out to him your glad hand of wel come: give him a front seat and tell him how different is the man who sells do e to wreck for ever his broth er mid the miserable who sells whis key to his neighbor. Men have recovered from whiskey of their own accord. I?ut the per centnge of t hose w ho do not recover from the use of dope is much larger. Death is generally the end of dope not plrysicul death, comparatively a small matter; but intellectual death, the gradual unbalancing of intellec tual power, of hope, of faith, of love, of all that ennobles and purities the character. And while the sacrifice to those near and dear is terrible, it is well that once in awhile the cover of sec recy that veils this horrible pit from the public gaze should lx lifted a lit tle away. There may be some who look into it that have started on the path that inevitable leads to it.s fear ful depths. May they be warned. and turned back before it is too late. De Quincey wrote about it and the man who can sit with him and see the thousands of crocidiles, cold and slini3' leering at him from every view point; who can feel almost the can cerous kiss which he described need not believe De Quincey localise on every hand, and with astonishing multiplicity are cases within sight that verify all he said. Fine assortment of crockery ami glass wnre at II. TllOMASO.VS. Corey's Sad Plight. Kalt-ifc-h Times. Th New York I 'roiling Past does not agree with the suggestion that a man's private and domestic troubles hare nothing to do with his abthtv. and it contends that in positions of trust, lngli or low, skill without wolulity ofcharacter is nothing. This statement is called forth in view of the report that the Steel I Trust will probably re-elect Mr. Corey as its president in spite of the disgraceful stories in which his name has figured. There may lo no question as to his actual ability, but a man who would brazenly do the things that he has done is not safe to be at the head of a corporation. Corey came into sud den prominence by seeking a divorce from his wife in order that he might wed an actress whose name has Ihhmi in the newspapers too often. The faiblic, as the Eroning I'ost well says, iclieves that the president of the largest industrial concern in the world should be a man of more sta bility of character. That is undoubt edly true. The directors niay elect Mr. Corey again, thereby giving him a epeciai vote of confidence, but it cannot win esteem for him from the people. He has lost that. He has proved the real nature of the beast, and like Schwab, he must retire, for he has public sentiment against him and no man cau prosper under such conditions. THE IMPLEMENT GO. RICHMOND. VA., ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR Fencing, Roofing, Barb Wire, Poultry Netting. Write for prices and catalogue. We carry one of the largest and best stocks of Farm Implements in the South, and can save yoa money on your purchases. What ever you need, get our prices be fore purchasing. Special bargains in Farm Wagons and Buggies. Best makes. Low Prices. The Implement Co., 1302 Main St., Richmond, Yi. RALEIGHJ.ETTER. Joint an Xkws IjintAf, kaleigh, X. C, Jan. IT,, 1'JOO. Politicians and party leaders who come to the State capital on various inif-aions, especially lawyers and particularly those from the eatitern central counties, are be ginning to liri-ustf the eastern Kenator ship now filled by Senator Simmons, whoHe term expires a little more than A year from now and whose successor the legislature to be elected thin year will choose. The discussion is not confined to the personality of three or four gentlemen whom it is understood will enter the con test. They are very earnestly canvass ing also the question of a State primary ami the possible outcome, whieh some of them predict would result in no choice. Remembering the unpleasant features and party distracting results of the sen atori;il primary of six years ago, many prominent Democrats have 'been heard to say that they dread another. 1 1 is understood that the three prinei pal candidates for the Senatorship will be Senator Simmons, Kx-tiovernor Ay cock and Chief Justice Walter ( 'lark, and it is lielieved that there are one or two dark horses in the woods nmdy to come out in the open and join in the rare as soon as a favorable opportunity presents itself. Jt is said that numerous friends and partisans of these several gentlemen ars already laying pipes for the nomina tion of legislative candidates in the Dem ocratic county conventions, with the view of securing the election of men who arc partial to their respective favorites. The situation is not yet clearly defined, however, and it is a little too early, per haps, to accurately predict results. The cotton planters of North Carolina especially those identified with the Cot ton Growers Association, are in better ipiiits and more hopeful of future re sults than in many years. The new board of directors selected at the recent meeting of the State association, which is charged with the management of tht affairs of of the association, are greatly encouraged over the result of their labor during the last two or three weeks. This board is composed of five of the leading cotton planters -J the State, intelligent and energetic men. ( ol. IlenrvC. Dock er v is the chairniau and Dr. It. If. Speight 01 l.Ugecomlio. ,S. . Alexander of Meck lenburg, Ashley 1 Dune of Johnson, and A. t . dree 11 of Wake, are the other mem bers of the managing directorate. these gentlemen have during the last two -weeks secured several thousand dollars in subscriptions with which to begin defraying the expenses of the work of the State cotton association, and they now announce that thev will soon put the new president. ('. C. Moore of Char lotte, in the field, he to devote his entire time to the growth and upbuilding of the organization, on a regular .annual salary, which it is stated will be twenty- live hundred dollars. I hev hone bv this and other means which thev will em ploy to soon bring the great majority of cotton growers in North Carolina into the association as members f the organ ization and to thus make their work more effective. The action of the gener al convention of the Southern Cotton (I rowers Association at New ( trlecns last week, in declaring for fifteen cents for the balance of the crop of 1 '.).", has also enthused the members of the organiza tion. 1 his writer observes also, from reading the editorials in several of the Northern textile journals (luring the last few weeks, that those papers which up to a very recent period made light of the cotton growers' organization .are now conceding the strength and possibilities of the association. It is apparent, too, that the Northern stock and cotton market gamblers, who have been reap ing the great bulk of the profit on cot ton so long, are greatly disturbed over the actual probability that the Southern farmers will hereafter fix the price of the staple instead of these sharks. There was a remarkable and unusual scene in the Superior Court of Wake county here last week, which marked the ending of the sensational shooting affair in this city last June, when police man Isaac Itogers shot and verv 11 ear It killed Deputy C. S. Marshal John Dock ery, the affair growing out of the discov ery of intimacy between Mr. Dockeryand a daughter of Mr. Itogers. When the case against Itogers was called he plead guilty to a charge of assault with a deadly weapon, the charge of secret as sautl having been withdrawn. There upon Hon. .lames II. l'ou, special prose cuting counsel employed by Mr. Dockery, arose and earnestly importuned Judge Ward not to punish Mr. Itogers. He stated that this was the desire of Mr. Dockery, who recognized that Mr. Itogers 'under a misapprehension of the facts," had acted only as any brave father would be expected to act. That both were brave men and they wanted the prosecution stopped. .Judge Ward. after stating that this was the first instance that he knew where tin prosecutor had pleaded in court for the freedom of the defendant, imposed only a tine of fifty dollars upon Mr. Itogers. adding that he could not dismiss the case without some punishment and uphold the dignity of the law. Counsel for Mr. Dockery stated that while his client had suffered much lie now believed that was for his good and did not desire to have his assailant punished. Mr. Dockery was in a hospi tal here for two months following the shooting and for several weeks his life hung by u thread. During his critical illness Mr. Itogers remained in jail for a period of about a month. Governor Glenn spent yesterday (Sun day) in Charleston. S. ('.. where he de livered two addresses, one before the Young Men's Christian Association and the other in the Scotch Presbyterian church. He was the recipient of much attention and many courtesies at the hands of the otiiiials and citizens of Charleston. I ruler a special charge from Judge Ward the grand jury of Wake county is investigating the official conduct of some of the magistrates of Raleigh. This is partly due to the fact that many of the cases sent on to this term of court by some of the magistrates were based on souch tiimsy evidence that the grand jury declines to return true bills. Hut there has been a loud complaint for some time about some of the official acts of several justices of the peace here, it being alleged that their courts are run princi pally on the financial plan,'' the magis trates governing their acts according to the means best affording the largest fi nancial returns in the way of court costs. Rut the criticism which has been so liberally indulged in docs not apply to nil the magistrates of the citv. i.li:wxam. ROLL OF HONOR. Henderson Graded Shoots for Week Ending Jan. 12th. Sixth Grade Miss Ethel Plummer, Teacher. Elizabeth Watkins. Estelle Butler Lessie Tyler Hattie Cooper Paul Kennett Virgie Harris John Rose Tolk Garrett Alfred Wester Edith Loughliu Fanny Cooper Dudley Hunter Elizabeth Shell Annie Iee Beck Carry Draper Graham Jordan GeDevieve Draper... Maggie Hershman.. Thomas Aycock.... Allison Cooper John TTnff 100 100 100 100 100 !0 91 90 DO 08 08 98 08 07 07 0G or or. 05 or, I Charlie Tankersley! Does your baking powder contain alum ? Look upon the label. Use only a powder whose label shows it to be made with cream of tartar. NOTE. Safety lies in buying only the Royal Baking Powder, which is the best cream of tartar baking powder that can be had. JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION. Extract from Gov. Warfield's Mes sage to the Maryland Legislature Recognizes the Importance of the Jamestown Exposition and Urges a Suitable and Proper Representation by that State. Following is an extract from Gov. Warfield's message to the Maryland legislature concerning a suitable and proper representation by that State at the Jamestown Exposition to be held in 1907: The last Legislature recognized theim po.tanee of the Jamestown Exposition 011 the shores of Hampton Koads, Ya., whieh will begin on May 13, 15)07, by passing a joint resolution requesting the Governor to appoint a commission of thirteen membeiw to represent the State and to make suggestions concerning a suitable and proper representation by Maryland. Acting under tlr's authority,! have ap pointed a commission consisting of thir teen representative men of the State. The commission report that they have made a through inspection of the grounds and of the working plans; that they be lieved the exposition to be an assured success, aud that it will afford a great opportunity for the exhibition of Mary land's patriotism, trade and industry. "Maryland is closer to Virginia in his torical association and trade relation ship than .any other State. As the gateway of the South, we have large interests at stake. This exposition will not only celebrate the three hun dredth nnniversary of the first perma nent settlement of English-speaking peo ple on the American Continent, but will bring together the people of the South as has no other event in our history, and bind them, if possible, closer together. The ofiieials in charge of this exposi tion have tendered to our State a posi tion of honor upon the grounds second only to that of Virginia. It is, therefore, eminently fitting and proper that Maryland should have an Vi-HOl iS fSSt supersedinS ra , tZi'f -&' Spfr ' l & ! disagreeable feature, it contains all the medicinal elements of cod liver oil, actually taken from fresh cods' livers. By our process the oil, having no value either as a medicine or food, is separated from the medicinal elements and thrown away. Unlike old-fashioned cod liver oil and emulsions, Vinci is deliriously palatable, agreeable to the weakest stom ach, and therefore unequaled as a body builder and strength creator for old people, puny children, weak, run-down rren and women, after sickness, and Everything Vinol contains OUR GUARANTEE We have take it we promise if it does not benefit or cure you we will return you your money without question. We take all the risk. W.W. PARKER, Druggist, HENDERSON, N. C. . Lung Warmth A Chilly eel tun Hov Fncier'a i? Cured "That mrdicino ir.akis there.'' f:i I tr.c t-'. t i mother i ' j i.-t r ;r v i Cure over lis c.i-.sl. v.'V eriu it wkh a : it of rl ir,ml T:.f ij ..t.rfiil rcm.-Jy jmsscs qifclr t,ir,aU t ic ski i :u;i gets t j its work . heal ing anj sci.iu!ati:i tfcs '.unc5- Tile c l-niortiaif glo v ;f tt?.Uh!ul lang act! liaJ co .lie bacit to th boy. H.-ahV.y l.iA an worm wih thfir own Irasy !if--. -V ciii.l at your r ::n3 meari ilaneer A jli vie niy always at- ct t'iSTt Hrl-J jjtist th- thrcatea i?u.:lo...il siHicon .io.t. aiiti at the ti :i; cure your it by the iuua- "I .' linvii'i PneaincniaCare ovrrr your chel. . ie t'l-o it i orji, rub tUat also. Cover with . Tlei itA li I nij it niht. Net morning R J adequate building and exhibit of its his torical, educational and industrial achievements and resources that will be creditable to us all. The Government of the United States has made a substan tial appropriation and the President has deem -d it of such importances to merit special reference in his message to Con gress. New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey have decided to participate. New York having appropriated loO, 000 for a building and exhibit and Penn sylvania $100,000. Of all expositions ever lisld in this country, it will be of the largest direct and practical importance to Maryland. 1 therefore heartily rec ommend a liberal appropriation for Maryland's representation at the James town Exposition. . . - A Liquid Culd Cure. For coughs and colds no remedy is equal to Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar the Liquid Cold Cure. It is different from all others better, because it expels all cold from the system by acting as a cathartic on the bowels. (lives strength to weak lungs. Af fords immediate relief in Croup, Coughs, ("olds, Whopping Cough, etc. Children love it. Sold at Parker's Two Drug Stores. In a dispatch from Raleigh there is aii an account of the remarkable growth of the Presbyterian denomi nation in this State in the past few years. It is encouraging to note the growth, not only of the Presby terians, but of all our Christian de nominations. The story among every denomination for the past few .years is one of rapid and healthy g r o w t h . C h a r 1 o 1 1 e Xe n &. Beats the Music Curo. 1 ! "To keep the body in tune," writes Mrs. Mary Brown. 20 Lafayette Place, Pough j keepsie, N Y. "I take Dr. King's New Life ; Pills. They are the most reliable and pk-as- ant laxative I have found."' Best for the stomach, liver mid bowels. Guaranteed by Melville Dorsey, druggist. Hoe. old-fashioned cod liver oil and for all pulmonary diseases. is named on the label. such faith in VINOL, that if vou will Means Health Egs is Dangerous tl. t t.-i U-knoTn physicians had iie night a couub.eold. v ' i t;ie many ills that et from colds. Be-fi-'i' it jK-rsctiates. gets toiiiesrt of the trouble, cllayi fever, (ootbes, re.-.'. it;:.Kiliites, makes ruct health. Power- hut harmless Th ic al tiUrri! rctnedy. READ "A I RlfND'S" IITTIR "I have usrd Gonio'l rntunioiiia Cute with s.rxt-ai .-t cct ss. o tbat we i.vrs icej, a rox oa b it & Sor any emfrgeocy t .1 r.i 1 ininmil that one Tiuoious i:caimrnt sav.d mi from pnenmo ni Jk lu&t TListn. and I sbaW ..lau be ltjTery grat :"u! irvrrj Mas Kobebt L. S..Uh. 2i. C - A3 druggists stU Gow.-a's rnoatr.onia Core. IV n.vr bottle, f !.o- Cii ! i ccouh for ..-- co'J '-r'-cr n- -.-. ,-!ts ?ent by CURES COUGHS and GOLDS J5he DAVIS (EL WATKINS CO., WHITE GOODS, LINENS, (&c. GOMMENGING MONDAY. JANUARY 22nd. While this is in progress, we will offer great bargains in unaVrwear; cut from 5oc to 39c. A good lot of cloaks, many cut to half price, and some from $11-75 to $i.5o, and from $5.oo to $2 00, and from $4-5o to $i.co. In shoes that sold for $1.35 to $i.5o, at $i.o5. Some that sold at $2.5o to $3.00 now $1.69. A LOT OF LION BRAND SHIRTS. PRICE $1.00 69 CENTS. The white goods and linens to be offered were bought before the recent ad vance, many ot them just opened; will be sold for the time at 10 per cent, off, and to those paying cash will get the usual rebate checks representing 2 per cent. more. J5he DAVIS & WATKINS CO. Cares Biliousness, Sick Headache, Sour Stom ach, Torpid Liver and Chronic Constipation. Pleasant to taKe NEWSPAPER BUSINESS OP PORTUNITY. Tiie Durham Daily Sun Would Length en Its Cords and Strengthen its Ca bles Splendid Opening for the Right Han With Sme Capital to Forma Profitable Businss Connection. Mr. James A. Robinson, editor and proprietor of Durham's bright after noon paper, the Daily Sun, publishes the following; whieh we have pleasure in copying-, believing that a splendid business opening is thus offered 'to the right party or parties to engage in the newspaper business in a live and progressive town: The busy, thriving, progressive city of Durham, has the growing demand and need for a better af ternoon daily newspaper, and to supply this want, capital for a proper newspaper office equipment is the one thing needed. A party or parties backed by the cash and having sufficient business capac ity to see and takeadvantage.of this opportunity would do well to consult the Durham, N. C, Daily Sun, with a view to co-operation along this line on t he basis of a business connection. How to Avoid Pneumonia. We have never beard of a single instanced a cold resulting in Pneumonia or other lung trouble when Fopys Honey and Tar has been taken It not only stops the congh,bnt heals and strengthens the lungs. Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar and refuse any snb- rtitute offered Dr. C. J. Bishop of Agnew, Mich., writes: "I have used Foley's Honey and Tar in three very severe cases of pneu monia with good results in every case." Melville Dorsey, Druggist. V ANTED Twn TTiori in cqi.1i tnt 4 - . . . , ' . Bu - V ' II IVfUUlJ I IV represent and advertise hard mnt, put ont (samples of our goods, etc. i ruveunff position or omce manager. Salary $00.00 per month ca6h weekly, with all ex- thing. THE COLUMBIA HOUSE, Dep't.610, If r..:i i. ... 7 1 j-ioiiuii iuuuing, v.nicago, ill. Encyclopedia 13he 1906 WOULD ALMANAC and ENCYCLOPEDIA - Is on sale all over the United States. It is a volume of nearly seven hundred pages and sells for 23c. Sent by mail for 35 cents. A reference book of unusual value, almost indispensable to any man of bus iness, or in the professions. It contains information on more than 1,000 timely topics and presents over 10,000 facts such as arise daily for an swering. Election statistics, agricultural, finan cial, educational, railroads, shipping, tc, etc., through all the list of topics where new figures are most valuable. I 34 columns of index. 1 Send for this "Standard American Annual." Address THE WORLD, Pal-" I itier Building, New York City. ffOLE Advance SaJe by Laxative Freit Syrup Letter from Chase City. Special Correspondence. The Mecklexhcro. Chase City, Va,,Jan. lfith, '00. The doors of the Mecklenburg have been wide open all winter, and the man agement has kept wide awake catering to the pleusure and interests of patrons. Christmas week was one of unalloyed pleasure in the germans and chases, that no participants could forget, but the prospects and programs for the german and other festivities for St. Valentine's Day, February 14th, are on a wider scale than any previous entertainments. The invitations and announcements will soon be sent out. The preserves here are to be well stocked with fresh quail. There hav been fox chases galore all season thirty in all killed. A recent analysis of the Lithia Water shows it to be the strongest of all on the market. THE "DODGING PERIOD of a woman's life, is the name often given to the "change of life." Your menses come at long intervals, and grow scantier until they stop. Some women stop suddenly. The entire change lasts three or four years, and it is the cause of much pain and discomfort, which can, however, be cured, by taking WINE OF Woman's Relief It quickly relieves the pain, nervousness, irritability, miserable ness, forgetfulness, fainting, dizziness, hot and cold flashes, weak ness, tired feeling, etc. Cardui will bring you safely through this "dodging period," and build up your strength for the rest of your life. At all druggists in $ 1 .00 bottles. Try it. WRITE US A LETTER freely and frankly, telling us all your troubles. We will send Free Advice (in plain, sealed envelope). Address: La dies' Advisory Dept. , The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. THE NEW YEAR Finds us in good shape to take care of 'the interests o our customers. We have replenished our stock and have a Nice Line to Offer. Dry Goods, Notions, White Goods, Underwear. Hosiery, Gloves. Hats Shoes. &c, for Ladies, Everything in the Grocery Line. MEAT, FLOUR, SALT, HAY, GRAIN, FEEDSTUFFS, by the car load. See our stock and compare prices. Phone 18. HENRY THOMSON, Ths r;cn::ino Is In a Yellow package Cc'uso substitutes Cleanses the system thoroughly and clears sallow complexions of pimples and blotches. It is guaranteed Woman's Idea of Success. Kansas Cit,y Star. A Tvijrisns unman. Mrs. A. J. Stan lor. of Lincoln, hns bppn awarded a prize of -f 250 by a Boston firm for te btnt answer to the question, ''What constitutes success?" She wrote: "He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much; who has gained the re spect of intelligent men and the love of little children: who has filled his niche and accomplished his task; who has left the world better than he found it, whether by an improved poppy, a perfect poem or a rescued soul; who nas never lacKea nppreeia tion of earth's beau tv or failed to ex press it; who has always looked for the nest in others and given the best he had; whose life was an inspiration; whose memory a Deneuieuon. 99 D "EVERYTHING BUT DEATH I suffered," wrUes Virginia Robson, of Easton, Md., "until I took Ordul, which cured me so quickly it surprised my doctor, who didn't know 1 was taking it." 22 Dress Goods, Trimmings Gentlemen and Children. Henderson, n. a- nrdsucmaicEi A Mam Im Trustee for HIn Family. The duty of man is to pro- ttct Lie home. Lamp rxplocion oc cur daily, and tber are a thornn,! other accidents that will cause fir and destroy your house. Th h8t. ings of a life tims may be swept aw r in a night. A Flra inauramca Pallcy makam You Safe. insurance Department Citizens Dank. RICHARD C. GARY, Manager. FOR SALE. Canning Outfit of 25,000 Cans Capacity. I offer for sale at a BAR6AIN, l complete cann ng outfit in Henderson. But little used and practically new. Capaci ty 20,000 cans daily. VV. E. MOSS, Durham, N. C. Thankful i For your patron age in the pa.st we hope to merit your continued favors in the future. i i W. W. PARKER. 2 Drug Stores. FOR QUICK SALE ON EASY TERMS, 8 Good Farms. 300 acres Timber Land. Town lots improved and unimproved. INSURANCE, Fire, accident, health and life. J. L. Cvirrin. NOTICE. BY AUTHORITY OF THE POWER OF sale conferred in a Deed in Trust exe cuted on the 20th day of Octoer. lt02, by Oeorjre T. Ayscue, Jr., and registered in Book 34, Tajfe 18,in the office of f be Regis; ter of Deeds of Vance county, 1 shall sell at tbe court bouse door in Vance county, N. C, on movoav, rcBKummv 12, laoa, the propetry described in said deed in trust, as follows: The tract of laud lying on the new road leading from Henderson to GillburR in Vain county, consisting of 3 tracts adjoining ea-li other tbat the late James H. Lassiter con veyed to Ueorge T. Ayscue, Jr.. by met and bounds on October 20th, 1902. 8a id lb re tracts contain 153 acres and adjoin thelamlo of Z. T. Oarrett, the Phipps place, the Mr Edwards dower and others. For metes and bounds see the deed of record. If desirvd, tirar may be obtained far a large part of tli purchase money. This January 11, 190ft. ROBERT LASSITER. Trustee. By T. T. HICKS. Attorney. Trustee's Sale of Land. U NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THK powers of sale contained in a Deed f Trust executed March 4, 1807, by Beckbam Paschell and Ann Paschalt. default bavisir bees made in the payments of the notes se cured thereby, and the owner of the not" baring made a demand for tbe sa of ui'l land. I shall, at 12 i 'clock on. Monday, Foanu;j 5th, 1906, Sell for cash at the court house door iu Hu derson, the following land, to-wit: Lying " t hestnut street, KortL-west corner of Spring and Cbentout streets in tl'f n Henderson. N.C., bounded a- follow. He gin at the corners ol said stn-eU and run ning along Rock Spring afreet 03 fetU Llua Collins' comer; thence along her line V leei to Dr. Harris' line; thenee along hi- line feet to Chestnut street; thenre along inesi nut street to tbe begining. liisre is a 4-room cottage and hallway with 2 pon be. e tc on the premises. 8e Mortgage Book -, 352 tor farther description. ,IU ANDREW J. HARRW. Trustee. Henderson, N. C, Jan 2, 10$. ONE-THIRD OF YOUR LIFE -id- Spent in Bed. You should therefore bo fort able bed to sleep r.n. Oet one of our Superb Felf JUttreMea, And you will bare the satisfaetioa of knowing your e got tli best. Every tblnr la Furniture. Sideboards, China Closets, Book Cases, Writing Desks, Parlor and Chamber Suites, Chairs and Floor CoTcrings of all kinds. Cooking sod Heating Stove. Pictures, Picture Frames, 4c. You will be consulting the interest of your pocket book to inrestigaU ourstcck. See Our Organ. A cordial invitation to extended to examine our goods and compare our prices. Henderson Furniture Co. R. B. 8ATTKKwarrr, Manager. t Phone 193. TeUer BulUla . .1 4
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