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THE HENDERSON GOLD LEAP THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1907 -Statement of the The Citizens Bank of Henderson, N. C. March 22nd, 1907. RESOURCES .-unl discounts 3'.)2,072..3." )v.r.Ir.tfts 1, nn.it.i :.,K-UHSiiid Bonds 2H,401.2.", ;'u!4in bonne Jind fixtures 10,7.J:.7.'l iiHtira:i e Iei.irtruent 1, ",04.02 ;lrb mi band and due from I'-finks 172,303.50 Total i07,912.44 We ask yon to examine the financial statement of this Bank iT.tjnd :ibove. If your patronage and influence have, in anv degree, rontrit.ut.-d to the success of our business, WE THANK YOU FOR IT. If. .v. you are not a patron, let this be your invitation to l - riP-o:i. It is our policy to conducta safe.con.servative business. Respectfully, W. A. HUNT, Cashier. VERY LOW PRICES. On Lumber, Lime, Shingles lr? Windows, Frames, Oak llantels. Tiles, Grates, &c JOHN B. W ATKINS. '- L. C. Tirie is visiting in the -t.-i ii I'.nt of lie Stalethis month. Whatsoever Circle of the I)!iiiulit-eW"ill-meet Monday Mi I-,., May 13th, at 5 o'clock Mr;. I. i. ((toper. AH mein-.-r- :'M- requited to be present. .1 It. Aiken, principal of Central , ndnny. Littleton, X. C, advertises ,.it immediate employment can lie . ...l.l. viiiimr ffttfhii M'list i'lV'h T I I 'Ml I il Mt lilt- 1 II nil mrii H IIU ,..jr-ti -.ii ii money wmt which io ,n tli-ir expenses in school next t ! If interested write to Mr. Aiken ,r i urt particulars. UtiMs have iu trouble in Kecuriuginodel. I !,, nuis.hih l.f!iuti-M have diwarded oorn-tB , U;t- Ixciiiiie model in fai-e jind firm t i, taking UoHiKter'n Rm-ky Mountain I'nrk.-r'M Two Unijr Stcres. iMink White IIouhc foffee, it's the liest PIUIU-DAVISCO. Error in Ticket Rate. la the nut ire of the Seaboard spe- . . 1 . A A t A I ( i iitiiiui to rorismouLii ne.L .huh- !.m , ai ount of battleship illumina i,,h, then- is an error in the round I W 1 f A. I 1 .1 trip rate troui lletinerson. it snouiu .,-s7, 7, instead of 1 as printeil. See the same article in corrected ioriii as published ill anot her column. p. !, rtiretl iii :10 minutes by Woodford's S n.iiMi.v Lotion. Never failH. Sold at I'ar- leT h'l'wi) PrilfJ StoreH. jy 13. . I'. ...lit if ill l..t nf enle i.l.i terf Mild Hftlilll ImiwN. will he wold at a greatly reduced ' " lli:.li:itSO XOYKL.TY STORK. -- The Reason Why. We had expected to publish this ve.k a full account of the King's Paiiliters' convention, but in this we are disappointed. The editor KiiiM not attend all the sessions and m did not attempt to take notew re questing that he be furnished with a report for publication. This has not heei i done, however, and depending iijM.ii it till the last moment we have I n nit off from getting up some m.i t of a report at second-hand and .loinLT the best we could with that t -at her than have nothing at all. . n'r" in viiiu iieuiiu uuu uinn'mrnn j 1-Witt'n Little I.ailv Hi Hern famous little j -:I!h NiiHty. Hiek lieadni'he or biliousness iii.iv iniui on at any time: the eve s on K.alv laser. SoM at Parker'n Two Drug hriiik White House t'offee, it's the best PIRIK-DAVISCO. Valuable Farm for Sale. As will be seen by advertisement in another column, D. J. Wyckoff of Nor wich, Ontario, desires to sell his val uable farm situate near Ridgeway.in Warren county. Tract comprises tl" acres, with good timber, suffi cient buildings, water, orchard, good roads, etc. Land well suited to all crops.in a neighborhood where berry cult are is profitable. Will be sold as ,i w hole or in separate tracts to suit the purchaser, and easy terms "f payment can be had. T. T. Ilicks, attorney, will show plot, deeds, etc., and give any further information de sired. 1 'e Wit t h l iiibolized Witch Hazel Salve i"k iict merely lieal on the Burface; it pene f ruti r. iii, inieH and promptly relieves puin, r.-niw.l by boilH, burns, hi'uMh, cuts and nkiu ill-.. uses. t i epptH-'ally good for piles. Be w f imitations. Sold at Parker's Two I'ni Store. Vw line of pipes, smoking tobacco and ( 'mars of nil kinds at the HKNPKKSOX XONELTY STORE. Flag Raising Next Tuesday. 1-oUowing is the program arranged f"r the flag raising and Bible pre mutation kby Gold Iaf Council No. llti. Junior Order United American Mechanics, of Henderson, at Bona vsta school, Boar Pond, next Tues d av. May 14th: Introduction of iieaker, Thad R. Man- iiiii. l'n-M'utation of Flag. Trof. ('has. E. brewer, of Wake Forest. s"'ig. Star Spangled Banner. Acceptation of Flag, J. C. Kittrell. s"ng. The Red White and Blue. I'resentatioii of Bible, Rev. J. T. B. II uover. Acceptation of Bible, Rev. G. W. Holmes. sg. America Hsercises will begin at 2:30 o'clock, l.iere will also he special exercises by the school children and the oc casion promises to be full of interest. A large crowd is expected. My Best Friend. Meiander Benton, who live on Rural H.il:ti, Fort Edward, X. Y eays: "Dr. K'I'K'h New Discovery is my best earthly fri-nd. It cured me of asthma six years ago. b Las ul.o performed a wonderful cure of in fl!'ieiit consumption for my Bon's wife. The firt bottle ended the terrible congh.and this Bci-oniiilitihiui o.o i i. h' one. until she was perfectly well. Dr. Kl" s New Discovery's power over coughs ud colds is simply marvelous." No other -nuedy Las ever equaled it. Fully guaraa 'ed by Melville Dorsev, druggist. 50c and Trial bottle fre. brink White House Coffee, it's the beet PIR1E-DAVIS CO. I a Y.Ptc i; C Sweet to Eat Condition of LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus and Profits Cashier's Checks Certified Checks Iue to Banks Deposits Total $100,000.00 40,144.44 371.14 37.00 5,710.78 455,440 08 $007,012.44 Cuban Exposition Car. As will be been by advertisement on the first page of the Gold Leaf this week, the Cuban Exposition Car will be in Henderson next Wednes day and Thursday, May 15th and Kith, on its way to the Jamestown Exposition. ' Cuba on Yheels" will be the only exhibit the Island of Cuba will have at Jamestown and thus by seeing the car now you will saveyourself time when you visit the Exposition, and if you are not going to Jamestown,3 0u tdiould not fail to visit the car and learn something of the industries and resources of the interesting country it represents. The car will le sidetracked at the Seaboard depot, the hours of ad mission being from i) o'clock in the morning until 10 o'clock tit night. General admission, to help defray expenses en route, 10 centj. S hool children with teachers, 5 cents. The Atlanta Journal says: "You can spend a whole day in the car, and then not see all there is in it." - Prompt, treatment of a Might attack of Diarrhoea will often prevent a serious eiek neHM. The beet known Remedy ia Dr. Seth Aexoldd'h Balsam. Your apothecaries, Thoman BroH. warrant it to give satisfac tion. . . We can give immediate employment to ten capable young men who desire to earn money with which to pay their ex penses in school next fall. Address J. It. A1KUN, Principal. Central Academy, Littleton. N. C. Meeting of County Commissioners. The County Commissioners met in regular monthly session Monday, all the members present, J. A. Kelly, chairman, I. C. IJobbitt, W. IJ. Dan iel. II. M. Hight, N. U. Iioyd. Outside of passing on accounts and the usual routime business the most important matters coining before the Hoard were as follows: Dr. John Hill Tucker was elected County Health Officer for the term of two years at a snlarj' of $ 250. The jailor was allowed the rent of his house for four mouths beginning April 1, 1007. Report of the committee appointed to examine the books of all county officers was submitted and accepted. Dave Ileavis was appointed tax assessor in place of W. A. Green for Sandy Creek. J. A. Kelly and N. D. Boyd were appointed a committee to look after building a bridge over Crooked Run Creek. Orino Laxative Fruit JSyrup is best for women and children. Its mild action and pleasant taste makes it preferable to violent purgatives, such as pills, tablets, etc. Get the booklet and a sample of Orino at all Drug Stores. Special price on Japanese cups and saucers. $2.00 sets for $1.00, at the HENDERSON NOVELTY STORE. Personal. Mr. Julian E. Ingle, Jr., of New York City, is here visiting his father, Rev. Julian E. Ingle, and is warmly greeted by his many friends. It has been ten years since he left Hender son to seek fame and fortune in the great metroplis, and time seems to have dealt kindly with him. Mr. Ingle says when he went away he resolved that he would not come back until he got rich. Realizing that if he waited for this he would never see the old town again he de termined to come anyhow. But however this may be he has prosper ed. He is now president of the Ap peal Printing Company,doinga large business printing briefs and cases on appeal, job and book printing, etc. And three years ago he led to the marriage altar a charming young woman, who with their little fourteen months old daughter is with him. What greater riches could a man gain than the heart and hand, the love and companionship of a good woman? Possessing these who will say then that our young friend could not come hack to the old home and the friends of his youth again with out breaking the resolution he made when he went awa? Mrs. S. Joyce, 180 Sullivan St., Claremont, N. II., writes: "About a year ago I bought two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure. It cured me of a severe case of Kidney trouble of several years' standing. It certainly is a grand, good medicine, and I heartily recom mend it." Sold by all Druggists. The National Magazine for May. There were more copies of the National for April sold than any previous number of the magazine ever published, and that on the face of the fact that this vras the first number that had been placed on sale at the advanced price of 15 cents. Thus it is agan demonstrated that it is quality after all that the American peo ple want. The Panama article which was euch a hit in the April number, is followed by a Jamestown edition for May, with even a handsomer cover than that of the April number. Besides a three color cover there are two three color cover reproductions from the original drawings, appearing as a frontispiece and in the body of the maga zine. "Affaire at Washington" is interesting, as usual. Tne first installment of a serial, enti tled, "A Romance of Arlington House," starts with this number and gives promt1 of a very interesting story. There are a number of short Btories and lots of good features which make this numbernot only on of great interest, but one of the handsomest magazines ever published by the National. Nice line of white wash goods and waist goods just received. See them be fore buying. TT. THOMASON. Fire Test Called Off. Announcement was made last week that the fire test to demonstrate the fire-resisting qualities of Gibraltar paints, was postponed until Friday and Saturday of this week owing to inability of Mr. T. A. Gould, jrei dent of the company, who was to make the demonstration, to get here. Much as it is regretted by all parties concerned it is again postponed called off till a future date to be an nounced later. A telegram received by the "Yatkins Hardware Com pany, agents for Gibraltar paints, states that Mr. Gould is unable to get here. He regrets to disappoint the people but it is unavoidable on his part, and the "show" will be pulled off at as early a date as pos sible. The paint is here ready to be opened up and orders can be filled without waiting for a formal intro duction iu the manner indicated. Sold on a guarantee something not every paint maker will do. It's too bad to see people who go from day to day suffering from physical weakness when Ilollister's Rocky Mountain Tea would make them well. The greatest tonic known 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. "Parker's Two Drug Stores. Death of Mr. W. R. Biggs. Mr. W. R. Biggs died at the home of his son, Mr. B. F. Biggs, in Hen derson, last Thursday after an illness of about four months. He had dropsy and asthma and was a great sufferer but bore his affliction with patience and Christian fortitude wel coming the transition from earthly sufferings to that state of perfect rest and joy which he looked for in the life to come.putting his full trust in the promises of Him whom he had tried for many years to serve. Mr. Biggs was a member of the Metho dist Protestant church and a devout Christian. He was born August 11, 1833, and would have been 74 years old in August. His wife preceded him to the grave about seven years. Be sides his son he leaves one daughter, Mrs. Annie Fuller of Gillburg, and several grandchildren. The funeral was held from the home Friday afternoon, Rev. A. G. Dixon conducting the service. Inter ment was made in the Confederate soldiers' section in Elrawood ceme tery. A Narrow Escape. (1. W. Cloyd, a rnerebant of Plunk, Mo., had a narrow escape four years ago, when he ran a jinison bur into his thumb. Hesays: "The doctor wanted to amputate it but I would not consent. I bought a box of Buck len's Arnica Salve and that cured the dan gerous wound." 25c at Melville Dorsey's drug store . What Happened to Jones At the Grand Theatre last Friday night "was a plenty." This was one of the richest plays ever presented iu Henderson. It had been seen here twice before by another company but it lost none of its interest and enjoyment even to those to whom it was not new. Richard Milton, as Jones, a drummer, acted his part to perfection, and equally good in their respective roles were Frederick Wal lace as Prof. Ebenezer Goodley; Miss Georgiana Wilson as Mrs. Goodley; Miss Grace Barton as Alvina Star light, the old maid; while Miss los olyn Taylor as Marjorie, daughter of Prof, and Mrs. Goodley; Miss Lora Tamareux as Cissy, the Professor's ward; Miss Gertrude Doherty as Helma, the servant, who saw noth ing; Mr. Sidney Ewing as the Bishop of Ballarat, and Mr. C. W. Beach as Richard, in love with Majorie, were equal to the characters essayed by them. It was a well balanced com pany, a delightful comedy, and noth ing was lacking in the manner of its presentation. The audience was thoroughly well pleased and kept in boisterous laughter from the begin ding of the first act until the curtain went down on the closing scene. Notice to Our Customers. We are pleased to announcce that Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs, and we recommend it as a safe remedy for children and adults. Sold by all Druggists. Go to the HENDERSON NOVELTY STORE for everything. Prices are right. Grand Illumination at Jamestown Exposition. The special train which the Seaboard will operate out of Raleigh, Durham and Oxford to Portsmouth and return Monday, May 13th, account of the illum ination of the Fleet in Hampton Roads, will leave Raleigh and Durham at 11:45 a. m., instead of 0:00 p. m., arriving Portsmouth 5:30 a. in. Arrangement will be made to have special steamer leave Seaboard's wharf at 6:00 p. m., taking patrons of this special through and around the Fleet in order that they may have a good view of the Illumina tion. There are now about thirty battleships and crusiers of various nations anchored in Hampton Roads that will take part in this celebration, and it is now ex pected that the Chilian, Brazilian and Japanese squadrons will arrive about Friday, the 10th, in time to take part. This will be one of the most attractive features of the entire Exposition and it is given out that it is one of the most spectacular exhibitions of the Navy that Ima pvpr tftk-pn nlace in the world. Special train returning will.leave Ports mouth at 11:00 p. m., and if there is sufficient number to justify it and who make application in advance, Pullman sleeping cars will be provided. Those who desire further information, call on local Seaboard agents or Mr. C. II. Oattis, Traveling Passenger Agent, Raleigh, N. C. A "THE LADIES' STORE"; NICE LINE OF SILKCOT JUST RECEIVED j MRS. niSSILLIER. Pastor Installed. Rev. J. R. Doan was formally in-) stalled as pastor of the Henderson Baptist church last Sunday morn ing. Rev. T. J.Taylor of Warrenton, preached the sermon, "The Place of a Baptist in Christian Work" betng his theme. After the sermon which was a most excellen t one, well t hough t out and admirably deli vered force ful, feeling and effective the instal lation ceremonies followed. Dr. Huf ham officiated. Several iterxons were received into membership in the church aud after the benediction was pronounced there was a general hand shaking and welcoming by the con gregation of pastor and the new members. At night there was an address by Dr. Hufham on "The .Planting and Growth of Baptists in North Caro lina," and only those who know him can appreciate what manner of talk it was. Monday night there was to have been an address on "The World Work of the Baptists," by Rev. C. J. Thomp son. But he could not be here and Pastor Doan preached a sermon. Tuesday night Mr. J. W. Bailey delivered an address on'The Pres ent Work of the Baptists in North Carolina." Full of patriotic senti ment, high inspiration and some thing of the marvelous achievements of the Baptist people in this State it was an effort that reflected credit upon this gifted young man and the subject to which be addressed him self Wednesday night there was a round table discussion on "The Work of the Henderson Baptist Church," partic ipated in by the pastor and members of the congregation. HCId-ISTER'3 Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Busy Mediolno for Busy People. Brlngt Golden Health and Renewed Vigsr. X specific for Constipation, Indigestion, Live nd Kidney Troubles, Pimples, Eorema, Ii .pun 31ood, Bad Breath. Sluggish Bowels, Headaeb ad Backache. It's Rocky Jlountain Tea iu t u': t. form, 85 ceDts a los. Genniue made '(.'Llistlb Drug Co.-ji .xy, Madison, Wis. i! '.DEf- UQGETr TOR SALLOW PEOPJ FIR.EPROOF 2 Just think of one single thing that fire will not consume There is not one. The strongest statement we make for ourpaint-CALCITINE is that it is A FIRE RET ARDENT--NOT FIREPROOF. Our Calcitine is a water paint in ten beautiful shades and white. It is a splendid fire retardent and germ killer. It is not only suitable for decorating homes, but highly recommend ed for whitening the interiors of factories, warehouses, mills, shops, stables, etc. It can be applied by either the brush or machine method. SIMPLE-DURABLE-FIRE RETARDENT Cheaper at O'NEIL'S, ONE "WHITE HOUSE COFFEE" will tell the like PMe-UBauns (., 4 CITY SALES AGENTS. That mT LOOK THE K A r v r i ii -m ' x i GOOD DR.E-S-S WILL MAKE YOU BETTER, BE CAUSE DR.E-5-SIN6 WELL WILL BRING YOU CON TENT. WHEN YOU GO TO BUY CLOTHING, HAT-S, rURNIJHINGJ,COME TO THE -STORE THAT CA& RIE.5 THE RIGHT KIND OF THING-5 To DKZSS YOU. IF YOU DO NOT BELIEVE THAT WE HAVE GOT THE GOOD.S WITH WHICH YOU CAN DRE-S-S WELL ON VERY LITTLE MONEY, JUJT COME AROUND AND .SEE. THO-5E WHO HAVE DEALT WITH U-5 KNOW WE HAVE THE 'GOODS AND THEY CONTINUE TO DEAL WITH UJ. WE RE FER YOU TO OUR CU-STOMER-S AS To THE QUALITY, .STYLE AND PRICE OF OUR GOOD-S. RESPECTFULLY, BARNES CLOTHING STORE. Fatal Railroad Accident An accident occurred in the yard of the Sea boa nl Railroad here Satur day night with fatal result to the unfortunate victim. Oma Haith cock. a young white man who lived near the. Harriet cotton mill, was run over by a freight train and had both legs cut off near the hips. He had lieen drinking and with a com panion he was conducted away from the business part of town and order ed to fro home some time previously. But he came back and afterwards attempted to get on a freight with the intention of beating his way to Raleigh he said. He got on the train just outside of the yard limit aud when it stopped at the station he was pulled off and told to go away. When the train started be tried to get on again, but missed his hold and fell under the wheels. This was about 8 o'clock. A short while thereafter he was found lying on the track with both legs cut off. He had two bottles of whiskey in his pockets at the time. The unfortunate mau was taken into the freight depot and laid on a mattress and made as comfortable as possible. He did not seem to suf fer pain the shock deadening the nerves and paralyzing him. Physi cians were summoned but it was seen that nothing could be done for him. It was only a question of how long he would live but a few hours at most. The poor fellow seemed to fully realize his condition and said he alone was to blame. He was con scious up to the last and talked free ly with those around him. He died about 5 o'clock Sunday morning. . . Kidney complaint kills more people than any other disease. This is due tothedisease being bo insidious that it gets a good hold on the system before it is recognized. Foley's Kidney Cure will prevent the development of fatal disease if taken in time. Sold by all Druggists. THE CHILDREN LIHE IT KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE. CAN OF whole storv. REJOLVfD iFbu Vant To lock. uke: a clown cet a Clown s OUTFIT AMD BE DOME ViTH lT- r YOU WANT TO REALLY WtLL DKtbitD CHMFlr f PLACE WHERE "Th'EY V'E GOT GTOWdWTER, A tOWM S vrrriT 4? Maccabees Have Pleasant Evening. Henderson Tent No. 4, Knights of Maccabees, hud "something doing" beside the initiation of ten new mem bers Wednesday night of last week. A degree team from Raleigh, consist ing of J. E. Turner, State Command- pr, Dr. W. C. Horton, Record Keeper ot t-apitol Tent. Uapt. Z. V. Smith and Prof. S. M. Smith came down to assist in putting the candidates through in proper shape. in nonor ot tne visitma: brethren a banquet feast was spread to which all did ample justice. The bill of fare consisted of barbecue, chicken, chick en salad, potato salad, corn bread, loat Dread, crackers, pickles, coffee, apples, oranges, bananas, ice cream, cake. It was nicely cooked and well served a spread that lacked noth ing m the hearty relish and fall en joyment of those who sat around the table. It was an informal affair and therefore all the more enjoyable. lnaa k. Aianninir was master of ceremonies and toast master. Rev. J. T. B. Hoover delivered an address of welcome which was responded to be Capt. Z.P.Smith of Raleigh. Both were in good taste, brief and to the point, and the hungry crowd was not kept waiting by too much speech making. Kev. U. M. Marshall asked a blessing and the assembled com pany was bidden to be-seated and show appreciation of the kind thoughtfulness of those who had provided this feature of the enter tainment, each for himself as his in dividual taste mhrht dictate. The banquet finished the toast master called on Mr. J. E. Turner. Ur. F. R. Harris, Prof. S. M. Smith. Mr. it. t . fnce. Dr. . C. Horton. Capt. Z. P. Smith and Rev. O. N. Mar shall to respond to toasts and each in his turn expressed himself in apposite and felicitous language making it a veritable feast of reason and a flow of soul. The degree work was then gone into and with its beautiful ritual and impressive ceremonies this was no less enjoyable than what had al ready been experienced. At the con clusion of this part of the program an adjournment was had and the oc casion was given over to social inter course. As the visiting brethern were going to leave on the nisrht (early morning) train no one seemed in a hurry to leave the lodge room. There was more speech making par ticipated in by Capt. Z. P. Smith, Mr. J. t. Turner, Prof. S. M. bmith, Dr. W. C. Horton, Mr. R. F. Price, Thad R. Manning and others, when the best talks of the occasion were made. The fine sentiment expressed, the high ideals and fraternal spirit shown were alike edifying, inspiring, helplul. A call was made for the committee on entertainment who had perform ed their duties 60 well to whom ret- erence had been made several times without knowing who they were, to stand up and show themselves that they might be personally thanked, After some little hesitation on their ?art Messrs. O. R. Browne, J. T. Mc lorney, E. H. Brown, Rev. O. N. Marshall and R. F. Price arose and pleaded guiltv. Their "offense" had been great but with a promise that they might do so again some time in the future they were let off with a rising vote of thanks, in which the good ladies who had rendered such valuable assistance in making the affair a splendid and enjoyable suc cess, were included. It was one o'clock when - good nights were said and the the lodge room was deserted. The visit of the Raleigh brethren was deeply appre ciated and their interest in Hender son Tent No. 4, Knights of the Mac cabees, will long abide in the hearts of the members. - Drink White House Coffee, it's the best PIRIE-DAVIS CO. SPECIAL LOW RATES To Raleigh and Return, Account of the Worth Bag ley flonument Unveiling:, Monday, May 20th. Account unveiling of the Worth Bojrley Monument, Raleigh, N. C, May 20th, the Seaboard announces a low round trip rate of one first-class fare, plus 2o cents, minimum rate 50 cents, from all points in .North Caro lina east and including Charlotte, including isonoik-rortsmouth. Tickets to be sold May 19 and 20, excepting Norfolk-Ports mouth which will be sold May ia, final re turn limit May 21. t are for the round trip from Henderson ?1.70. ro take care of largo movement expected extra coaches will be provided on all trains that is necessary. C.H.6ATTISJ.P.A., J.T.ELMO RE, Agent, Raleigh, N. C. Henderson, N.C. IPaPsisQlls IN Plaid Silks, Plain White AND Hand Painted UNENS. Nice line just in Thomas & Newcomb, NOTICE. Mr. D. J. Wyckoff of Norww h, Ontario, de sires to sell his valuable tarm 01 4bu acre, situate within half a mile of Ridgwwaj. in Warren conntj N. C. It has gooJ timber, sufficient bnildingn, water, orcard, good roads, and is suited to all crops, in a neigh borhood where Berry Culture is Profitable. Persons desiring to purchase, will be shown the lands by the tenants, and may eee the plat, deeds, and obtain easy terms for payment from me. It will be sold in eeparat tracts if desired. T. T. HICKS. Henderson, X. C, May 6th, 1907. NOTICE. T SHALL SELL FOR CASH BY PCBLIC X. auction, at the Court House door In Henderson, . C, Saturday, May 25, 1907, i the Jno Mangnm farm of 161 acres on Ruin Creek between Kittrell and F airport; and Watkins, in Vance County, to satisfy a debt for 'the Durchaee price of said land. Sold under trust deed iaade by Harry Ifagbay and wife dated Aue. 26. 1905. Recorded in Bookpi, page .'.Register's office of Vance County. . This 15th April, 1907. A. A. HICKS, Tni"t e. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, O HENDERSON. N. C. () rf it. nailing, iiii.iiii C) (). o o () o o ) C) President. Vice-President. We wish to make new friends and to establish new bus iness relations. o o 8 C) best made. The Favorite Ranee is what its name imnlies. Come in and look at our your own judge as to whether or not. D. W. MAIRBEE GGffl Af We want your wants if they be for POWELL'S 0XX0mXOCKCh0XK000 "THEDEVILof TODAY" His work in til1? lfifn.-. Ciurch. Society. Business. Politics an 1 ttt rv v:ilc of life. A book portraying the e-i-. ".iar.crs fount! in all conditions of life, rn.fui.r-. nn.i methods of escaping them. A wan:,:: ; note to nnv younff men and women from wreck ami ruin. This book ia havir.K an i;nni-r.vf sale. 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