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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-29

MohalrS, SergeS, Pa::GcFnas.
Worsteds. and Fancy Novel
ties in up-to-date models, in
Guiding plated effects and
the newest circular shapes;
every desirable color. includ-
ing White, and in all regular
sizes. Not a garment in this
entire lot is worth less than
$50. and many are worth
much more.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-29
Gowns

4 styles Muslin Gowns.
high or square neck.
trimmed in embroidery
inserting and pin tuckfng.
some with Val. lace
edge. May sale lSc
price ..-.-..-..... ID
Muslin Gowns, round
neck, elbow sleeves: fin
ished around neck and
sleeves with hemstitched
ruffie or lace edge. Axe
May sale price =. ID
8 styles Cambria Gowns.
high or round neck; elbow
sleeves, trimmed in en-
broidery inserting and
tucks; some in bishop
style. finished around
neck and sleeves with
dainty Val. lace
edge. May sale EEc
price -..-....O ,
8 styles Muslin and
Cambria Gowns, round or
square necks, long or ell
bow sleeves, some with
embroidery yoke. others
with hemstitched rufie
ana ribbon May hQc
sale price U
81 styles Cambria and
Nalnsook Gowns, round
square. we" or high
neck; long or elbow
sleeves; trimmed en-
broidery or Val. lace. One
very pretty style has yoke
OF embroidery panel fin
ished with Val. lace
edge, edge, May sale 07e
price o
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-29

Perfect brand, 5OO-yard
Blasting Cotton. regular
" sc spool. Sale price
THREE spools to- 1Oc
morrow for. III
Six Spocls OF Kings
2OO-yard Spool Cotton;
regularly &c a spool:
tomorrow TIC
.ol --.. .-.-........ H
Warren's Silk-covered
FeatherDone. black or
white. Sale price &c
tomorrow, a yard. "
La Belle Hooks and
Eyes. . dozen on card:
together with 2 dozen
Invisible eyes. black or
white; all sizes. Sale
price per card. to- &C
morrow ..-....... -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-29

The lots are principal
~ OF medium and light
weight materials, such
as are most wanted for
spring and summer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-29
Lot No. 3 at
$8.75

Made with the new Sun
burst Plated effect. OF hand
como wool Plai6s. Checks,
and ii plain Black or Cream
Noiles, cut extra full. These
Skirts are the newest and
most popular effect Of the
season, and every weIl-dress-
cd woman should possess
one. Worth in the regular
way not less than Sl2.75.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-29

The assortment of
styles, OF materials, OF
colors, and variety of
trimmings Is simply
enormous.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-29
averaging IS underDriCe

You have never seen such
values as we have offered in
this lot. Handsome Black
Eoiles, neatly trimmed and
made over drop skirts OF
guaranteed Taffeta: also new
Sun-hare Plated Skirts in
beautiful Plaid and Check
Silks. This Skirt is the
newest thing for summer
wear, and in all the leading
cities Is proving the sensa-
ton OF the season. The gar
ments we offer you in this LOT
have never before been sold
for less than 50 Your choice
at So %.
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The WOmen's tailored suit

IT iii materials embrace almost
~ everything that is desirable
the present season. The styles cover
: wide range and include every stylish
effect IN Elton. Refer, and Pony Coat
Styles Skirts are cut IN the very latest
Shapes Some Of the materials found
N this lot are handsome Panamas in
Di2Ck and all the leading shades. OK
qulsite French Noiles in evsry conceiva-
Die color. fancy effects in checks. plaids
ana stripes. To be very brief. this lot
contains styles and fabrics 70 satisfy the
m 1st fastiClOus OF women. aud the val
Ves In most cases are at least double
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-29
Drawers

2 styles Muslin Draw
ers. plain or with umbrel-
la ruftie. May sale TIC
price
5 styles Muslin and
Cambria Drawers. finished
with tucked rufffe or cor
ton torchOn lace
edge. May sale n0c
price ..---- Z =
o styles Muslin and
Cambria Drawers. trim
med in umbrella ruma
finished with embroidery
or lace edge. open or
closed shapes. May Axe
sale price .......OO
10 styles Cambria and
Muslin Drawers. with
deep lawn umbrella r1ff4e
trimmed in inserting AND
edge; hemstitched
tucks- May sale lEr
6 styles Nainsook OF
Cambria Drawers. with
deep umbrella fare ruff
fles, trimmed in , rows
pin tucks and snow drop
Val. or cotton torchon
lace May sale kOc
RFANe $4,000. "
8 styles Nainsoo
- r a W e r :. with very
deep umbrella ruh1e-
trimmed in 3 rows Val.
inserting, or deep flounce
Of blind embrOid- QTC
cry. May sale price o
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-29
Nine. YaLe,s Hair Tonic, $50 5 2gsaav

Fine French and German Vaiencfen1es F-5v5-,-
Insertings, and Bandings in the newest 5esis
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-29
Csc TO $500 dozen wards

FINE cambria and Nainsook Embroider- -
les, IN choice patterns. SOC and 35c OUaI-
tiles Special a yd NU04-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-29

Choice OF % patterns in 1S-in DENT
Flouncing for making corset covers a15 -
Thinning chhdren's dresses 5Oc qualities
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-29
Eight strong arguments
for notion buVinp

%-yard lengths Of ~
inch wide pl. n Isle
Elastic. in all colors.
and regularly sold at I2c
a yard. sale price &C
per lcngth......-..... y
Lightweight Dress
Shields. sizes >. 3. 4. and
6: regularly IOc to 2Oc
pair. tomOrrow's &c
sale price. pair.......I
SILK Light weight
Shields. in sizes .. 3. and
4. regular 25c to CSC a
pair kinds; sale price
tomorrow. 1Ec
PAIR -
Regular 10c Light
weight Shirt Waist
Shields. IN all sizes. Sale
price tomorrow, &c
RdlF--.-...-.-...... -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-29
WOmen'S skirts
Lot No. = at
$6.75

Handsome Chiffon Pana-
mas, in Blacks. Nays, beau
tiful Cray Worsteds, IN the
light shades, and a few
Novelty Mixtures. in desira-
BILE patterns These Skirts
are all cut IN the newest flare
and circular shapes, and
many are trimmed with folds
of the material around the
bottom; others are in plain
plated effects; all are thor
Oroughly well made and IN
the most approved styles.
values In this lot up to so.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02
Suternrban SeitsS abeae.
g.. u. Z. SDfeut.
Ss Sraft Sonntas, ben 90. Rai 1906.
8ase berIafen indianapolis.

8ise berIafen indianapolis.
Tuncte & marion 9tptitpn.
aaturenee, Sortriqe, genbIeton, Anbericn,
gorftoton, Runcie, RibbIetowu, AIeranbria,
suarmttbiqe, dartmouth, @as Stir, Spnes,
5oro unb Rnrtpn.
4 90 Bm. Il o. Sim.
*6 05 8m. 2 90 Sim.
90 gm. *3 o. Sim.
~ 05 gm. 4 90 Sim.
90 8m. *5 90 Sim.
a9 O5 gm. 80 % Sim.
10 90 grn. 6 90 Sim.
FL 90 8m. ~ % Sim.
I'll % @rn. 8 90 Sim.
IL 90 Nttss. SO % Sim.
IL 80 Sim.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02

tper bic Rarpenterf9 mare bod T6on
nit i6ren S9upp fertis. Wen, i&
i'm in ben Seller getratptpelt I'm ben
fein Seuer sefunne; DO ben i4 ON BEN
erf9te 5tor aliDtper sesudt, I'm DO
Is auh ntds setuefe. Sd fin bann
on bic 2Gtter pbitehrs nffleimt- I'm
Do ben i1 gelebn, OaB cine BON Die
Siebre au mar. Was bic 3renf. ben
ih gebenft, mas is bann DO los2 Sd
ben on Die Diebr sepuf4t, IN DO Is
fe uffgdnse. IN mas tper'n Sc benfe.
mas i4 seiehn benz Ser @briit
8afbrian is brin 9etpeie I'M bot ii9
auf f4maIes @tphf4e lei "copper"
seto9t. Sn bic cine &orner bot E
&att geitanne, IN bann bot er nod
fonft peri4iebene Stoff sebabt. {
Roppert IN E S9slf I'M 70 Oinaies
III nit einem Wort, er bot in rlesuem
Saus iei 9eim semadt, mituus baB
i4 E Wort babon gepiibt ben In be-
fohr bas 9aus seftnntf4t sepefe Is.
ST mar orig gei4tehrt, tpie er mid
seiebn bot I'm bot au MIDI sefast, t4
foat Jpn nit elpes sstptpe, bitahs sr
poIt ieine Sobts nit ntHe lohe. mo
ct is. Sd ben's nit germ sebabn. atp>
tper ia hen's i'm seprammibt I'm en-
nibau fin i4 ia au4 bic ldngite 3sit
Bel bic Selma genefe. Sd benfe, es
is e orig quite @ibie, mann i4 mid
audi in mel 9aus e Rubm uffidie
IN brin letpe. Sc fubner i4 aus bic
mei4ussene Sammilie ~forttomme. be-
ito better is es for mid.
Mit bette Hiegurbs,
Subrs trulie
Meif 5aberad,
@sfpeier IN S4eriff bon 4ppel Sad.
Solie Serrer &auntie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02
@ent 8eb6rt eptbber9enf

Die 5rage, tper eigsntli9 Der re9ts
mdbise 8efiBer Der Snfel SpiBber9ea
1T, biirfte in nabsr 3eit auf Die Sa,
sesprbnune selansen. .3pif4en ben
untermbmunsen. ote bort iibertptn>
tern, frnep 3piitigteiten entfanben
isir. unb bic norpesii9e prefe be,
font besbalb bic Hotbpenbisteit, bic
itoatsre9tli9en @erbGltniFe d1f
Spibbergen gu reseln. Siefe Self
feQung pirb pobl auf erbebliae
G&pieristetten ftoben, ba bisher fem
Stddt anerfannte 9erri9aftsre9te
i6er bic S~nielsruppe erporben but.
Suwobl Bon i9pebtf9 : norpesifaer
ats BON rrfif6er Sette purben pobl
in ben ii.b5iser Subren Nnfprii4s esz
fteli, lei ben bamaligen pertraulibsn
@erhanolungen fam es aber ni9t oi
elmer eriinbli9sn grDr!srung. Nun
dber frn. % man besonnen BIT, lie
MinsraIfdGbe Der Snfeln gu 5eDsn.
uns rex 8erfebr NIT Sfig6eraen Don
Sabr gu sSabr tpd9f, bic 2Diung Der
Srase ni4t ldnger aufgef9oben iper,
ben.
Spibbereen purbe pdbrenb etnez
bon Der bo[Gnbt14en Regierurg unter
Riip, 8arents unb 6eemsferd aus
qefanoten GuridunQsfabrt our Mufs
finbuna Der norb0ftIiGen Our6fdbrt
na9 Oftafieu am II. JuIi 1896 ent'
bsdt. 1917 faub &apitdn @bse Die
Dftlide Snielgruppe, bic iebigen &Os
mig &arl : Snfeln. Seitber tpurbe
bas Mesr BON Spibbersen Der
@4auplas zines umfansrsifen Sun<
ses Don Walffden, RObbsn unb
WalrpFen, namentli4 feitens Der
gnglGnber unb 9ondnber; bieie GRIM
beten audi 1919 auf Der fleinen Sniel
Neuami terbam bic Nieberlafuag
Smeerenbers. bic aber nu9 etnigen
S%abrsebnten berfiel. Ndber befdnnt
nErbe Spibbersen Defenders bur9 Die
i4pebif9en Sorfher NorbersfiDlh
.:nc Spren fotpie bur9 bas beutide
Observation-Disclosures unter Splbez
pep. Sud @ruf Wilc5ef, @eppre4i
unb Yaper baben bic Snfeln beiu4t.
Sptbbersen beftebt aus fieben gros
BEN unb 5ablrei6en tleinen Snfelr
unb nimmt einen 6lG9enruum bon
ettpa 10000 9epiert1ilometern Elm.
Die Snfeln finb unbepobnt, o
Siprben unb 8u4ten burAi6nitten,
nit @ebirgen unb @letf9ern bebedt,
nur bas &iiitenlanb lit eisfrei. Sas
&lima lit norbif6, babel aber, me-
nisitens auf Der 8eIttiite, perbdltni5z
mGbis siinitig. 9er pfIun5enipu6s
lit ite1eapeife, buuptid4li4 i'm Snz
nern Der Siorbe, ni9t 10 biirftis als
nan ertparten foate. Nebit Wpoisn
unb 5le9ten beftsbt iie aus etpa 100
bDberen Mrten pfldn5eu. Die Shierz
ipelt auf benz 2anbe tit burd bas
Henntbier, ben GisbGren unb 9loEs
fu9s bertreten. Oasu fommen 3abla
retde SeenOsel, bic i'm CONNER IN
ben &iiftsn niften: Mlf, 2umme, gis
hers unb polarente. &inselsans. @on
Den Ssetbiersn lit Der 9rOnlanopol
fcft gang perfhpunben, AUDI sds
Walrob Eat febr abgenommen.
Bon Der au SpiBbersen sehOrisen
Ddneninfel bat betanntli4 4nbrss
am IL. Suli 1897 fsinen Iuftieg
unternommen; cuff berfelben Steae
bat Der Gbicasper Sournalift Weas
man bic 8nrbereitunsen fir feine po<
larfabrt setroffen, bic er nun pers
fAoben bat. Ssit Sinfaebn Subren
tit Spibbersen bus 3iel beliebter @ers
eniigungsfabrten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02

= 2ttniteb.
Dsr Bug um 11:3O Gbenbs Der Snbianss
-esss-2osanspcrt lDiuiiion seht mad geru
saftatt 2osansport.
saeue ipesiene gebienuns mad st. DaSne.
Bulge DerIaHen indianapolis I'M 700 mnb
ll:0O nbr gormittass anb.. 800 uab TOO
abr Na8mittass, MAIDEN bic Sabrt mad
IT. Dapne in a Stunben unb 40 Rinuten.
sseuer 3us Rarion 5Iper gerIdst
searion 7:55 gormittass unb 1:55 Ra@'
&ittass gerIdbt indianapolis Hoo gOrs
aittass unb 800 Nadmittass; bdIt bios IN
sneerion unb g~IeIanbria on.
Gni&Iiebenbe 2inien errei@en DaptoH,
Ohio, st. Dapne, S~mntinstcn. @abaib,
safontatne, Spabsee, Sreentotur. 9artforb
sitp, Romtpeuier, BlufftOn, @in9efer,
anton gitp. @reenuiae, D., unb 3wti4ep
aotionen.
Bra9t, unt gaHasiersD Office Terntaa
A~artesirnmer. xeIepbpn R ITO.
indianapolis & Gafern.
xtu.ttsb !8ise fur aidmOnb unb allen
sumter in Dbio, tpeI9e perbunben ftnb NIT
aeftrif4en 2inien, Jun $40 unb 11:10 8cr'
zrttass, 2:10 unb Clio Ra@mittass unb
.:10 Gbenbs. 2ocaIe !3lse fir Ri&monb
snb 3pii9enfationen non 800 nbr gor'
sttttass an unb bann iebe Stunbe, ausses
aomrnsn bic airtiteb Belt, Bis 800 Gbeabs
Zoo nbr Menbs a~usseIaHen). Setter Sne
SAD @resnfeIb I'M 1l:50 ubr Absnbs.
indianapolis & Nharttnsptae.
Erne Ioraen.gar I'M $40 t1br @orgens.
Damn pom 500 ubr Rorsens iebe Stunoe
sts 900 t1br Mbenbs.
Abenb : Cars perIafien bic Snterurban
Station I'M 1000, 11:30 unb 11:5O Gbenbs.
Die 1000 unb 11:50 Cars fabren nur bis
Rooresbtue.
indianapolis GpaI Sratttsn 60.
Sase Iaufen ftiinbIi9 pom indianapolis
sa1 8IairfieIb pon 300 1br Rorsens BIB
loo nbr Mbenbs I; aussenommen bic Stuns
zen 800 unb 1000 t1br Mbenbs.
Snbianapolis & Nortbmelfern.
8ase Iaufen ffiinbli& BON 500 nbr Rors
gems Bis 900 ubr Gbenbs. ani@Iab tn
eebanpn fir Tborntoun uni. Grapforbspine.
Der 3us uni 1000 nbr gbenbs fabrt Bios
6iB mad 2ebanon.
Der Bug I'M 11:3O rbr Abenbs fdbrt BIB
na& 6rantfcrt, AniGIuS in lebanon far
grapforbspiue berieIbe faBrt in Der Sonrp
tag Natt Bios Bis nod 2afabette.
2traiteb 3ise fir 2afabette fabren ab Inn
$40 unb 11:10 ubr ROrsens, unb 2:10.
$40 Ra9mittass unb ITO abenbs. Sur
erawforbsuine UNI 1o:45 gcrmittass unb
&:26 Ra8nsittass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02
VIM. StOcffler
Saloon.
&c. 2O2 Rprb Hbble Strak~
Reaes 1eIepbnn aoot,

= Gin f9iefes 5ams bat
Sunis aifsuapeifen. BORT ftebt ieBt
bus aus armirtem Cement ne1i erri9s
tste, pieritDdiae 9ebdube elmer @Iass
fdbrif IN ei1em Wintel bon 20 @rab
seneigt. Oie einfeitige Sentung tut
infolse Der fdledten Mnloge Der I'm
tergrltnb : Waferleituns EN-, bas Sc,
bdube aeigt aber rur serinse S9Gben
nnb rpirb nod 8eieitigrng Der Ser>
rainf4ipsriafeiten in feline normnls
Stelunq 3uriidaebunt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02

Der Gisentbiime r Der srDB>
ten Mnaabl 9unbe tit eth rufiii4er
S4afsi9ter, Der our 8efoaaung ist<
ner 4erbe niAt tpeniger ala $4,000
SdGferbunbe pertpenbet.
Die @eogrophtf4e ST.
felIf4aft Der Sdpeia bat Or.
Dol5 BON Der uniperftdt 81 Bern NIT
Mitteln ausee5tattet, um bos Snnere
bon Qiberia All erforinen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02

STE 0eretnteten Staas
ten p~robuairen na4 elmer amtliden
Stuttftt idbrli4 $4,000 Spnnen
Mil6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02

2imiteb.
xoganSport C geru Dtpifton.
aarmeI, RobIespiue, Cicero, Hrcabta,
atlanta, Tipton, &oiomo. @aIuefon,
8aIton, 2osansport, Nian,i, gunter Din,
gsru uRb glppoo.
*5 90 gnt. 1 40 Sim.
3 20 0m. 70 90 Sim.
~ 90 8nt. 8 40 9m.
AS 8m. 70 90 Sim.
- 90 SIN. 3 40 Sim.
As Bm. ~ 90 9tul
~II 90 gnn. 45 Sim.
ii 40 gmt. 70 90 Sim.
II 90 Sim. Ill 30 SIM.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-28

HORSES AND MULES.
P. F. Patton, Supt.
Best two year old horse COLT. 5 $50
(" saddle 800
End best saddle horse. red ribbon
Best pr. harness horses.......' $50
Ind best pr. "...red ribbon
Best brood mare and foal......... $50
" French coach stallion. -. $50
." Percheron ..... ..-.. 7.5O
" 2yr. old mule colt...... $50
&" l yr. old horse or mule colt. $50
pr. mules. ...... $50
" handsome double seated rig
and team 500
Red ribbons will be awarded for
End best and for all meritorious entries
not enumerated.
Best hOrSewoman."............... 800
End best horsewoman............ 200
SPECI AT,
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-28
Rules.

Sec. l.. The exhibition will be open
to the public each morning at 8 am.
Sec. 2. Exhibits should be installed
by 8 pm. Tuesday, Oct. 9. The entry
card must as soon as It ceived be attached
to all articles placed on exhibition, ex-
ce pit in cases of stock, where cards will
be tackled on stalls or pens.
Sec. 3. Exhibitors will be allowed to
sell their exhibits on the ground but no
delivery to take place until after 4 D.. n.
of the last day.
Sec. 4. A fee of SOC will be charged
for each horse, mule, cattle or hogs-ex-
cept where an exhibitor enters more
than one head, then all over one 1Oc
each.
Sec. s. Each pen of poultry SOC, all
over n pen belonging to same exhibit
tor 1Oc each.
Sec. 6. An admission fee of lOc will
be charged each person entering the
grounds.
Sec. z. The exhibition of articles not
enumerated In the regular schedule of
premiums is invited, and they will be
assigned to the proper departments and
displayed to visitors. To all such the
judges will award no cash premiums,
but if meritorious will award ribbons.
which is considered a very high award
ing by the management.
Sec. g.. A sufficient number of mar
shals, policemen and.watchmen will be
on duty to preserve order and to prevent
loss or damage to exhibitors as far as
possible. But the society will in no
case be responsible for any damage that
may occur.
Sec. 10. Space IN the main building
where the display is made for adyertie-
ing purposes will be charged for in pro-
portion to space occupied.
Sec IL. On the last day OF the fair
the cash premiums will be paid to the
successful exhibitors.
Premiums unclaimed :or 20 days will
be considered as presented to the socie-
ty.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-28
Natures Way Is Best.

The function strengthening and tissue
building plan of treating chronic, llnger-
ing and obstinate cases of disease as pur-
sued by DIR. Pierce, is following after
Natures plan OF restoring health;
He uses natural remedies, that is
extracts from native medicinal roots,
prepared by processes wrought out by
the expenditure of much time n
money. without the use of alcohol, n
by skillful combination in just the right
proportions.
Used as ingredients of DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, Black Cherry
bark, Queens root. Golden Seal root,
BloodrOOt and Stone root, specially exert
their influence in cases of lung, bronchial
and throat troubles, and this UDIsCov-
cry" is, therefore, q sovereign remedy
for bronchitis, ~laryngitiS, chronic coughs,
catarrh and kindred ailments.
The above native roots also have the
strongest possible endorsement from the
leading medical writer's, of all the several
schools of practice, for the cure not only
of the diseases named above but also for
indigestion, torpor of liver, OF bilious
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bladder troubleS Inc catarrh, no matter
where located.
You don't have to take DR.. Pierce'S
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The most valuable book for both men
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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-28
THE COUNTY FAIR
Extracts From the Forth
coming Premium Book Of
The Western North
Carolina Fair Ass.
Introduction.

The 4th Annual Western North Caro-
lima Fair will open in Hendersonville at
the grounds of the Park and Amusement
Co., on Oct. 18th and will close Oct
18th.
An eminent scholar and divine once
said if he was asked to define the word
agriculture his answer would be "Civili-
cation" and his definition of "Civiliza-
tion" would be Agriculture" No bet
ter definition of the two words can pos
sibly be given. Examine for yourselves
and see how true the definition of the
two words are. View closely the ad-
vlncement of the great divisions of the
earth, and the nations of the world, Sec
tons and communities thereof, and even
down to the settlements of the great
masses of the people and see how the
two march closely together, hand in
hand in the upbuilding and progress of
the vo Id. The result always is where
civilization is of a low type, agricul-
ture is also crude and Improbable.
Where progressive agriculture is not
taught and practised there you find he
civilization of the people on a par with
il. Now, therefore, it is for the purpose
of advancing and putting on a higher
plane he e two great and powerful fac
tors in the upbuilding of the people that
this fair was 1nau. urated and continued.
No other motive actuates the manage
ment and its promoters. 1t is no deep
laid scheme to make money, but on the
other hand every dollar received from
any source is spent solely for the pur-
pose above stated; and this fact, so fully
demonstrated by their management in
the past, is enough to encourage every
one who wishes to do anything for the
betterment of his fellow-man to assist
and promote the Western North Caro-
lima Fair. Each fair held has far ex
ceeded the one previously held, and the
approaching one, we have every reason
tor believe, will far exceed the one held
in 1905 A comparison of the premiums
offered this year with those of last will
SuOW DDdU III AOSO L4SbduOCS UAOy dIO
doubled, and each and every premium
offered will be paid. A generous pub
lie are opening their eyes to the true
and underlying motives actuating the
association and are responding more
literally with their money. The fees
for exhibits and admission to the grounds
are so low (and were made so that no
one could complain of extortion) that
every body ought to m The Laurel
Park Railway will be completed and
will deliver passengers at the lake.
Now, with a steady pull and an earnest
effort we are bound to succeed. For
any information desired call on or write
to the secretary at his Office in Board of
Trade rooms, Opera House building,
Hendersonville.
J. W. WOFFORD
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-06-28

North Carolina, In the Superior
Court before the
Henderson County. Clerk.
E. H. Freeman, ct al, Notice of
VS.
"; b; Vernon and wife Land Sale.
Julia Vernon.
By virtue of a decree in the superior
court in the above entitled cause, dated
June Is, 1906, I will offer for sale and
sell at public cutlery, to the highest bid
der for One-half cash in hand, balance
on twelve months time, with the privi-
lege to the purchaser of paying all
down, at the court house door in Hen
Jacksonville, N. c., during the legal
hours of sale on the 18th day of July,
1906, all the following described lands.
lying and being in the above named
state and county, in Green River Town
ship, and bounded as follows, viz:
Tract Nc. i. Beginning at a white
oak on the north side of a ridge by a
path and ms west 253 poles to a hick-
DRY, thence south 126 poles to a black
gum; thence east 253 poles crossing
some branches of said creek to a stake
then south 126 poles to the beginning,
containing 200 acres
Tract No. 2. Beginning on a hickory
On the west side at a high knob and
runs s. 80 poles to a locust. thence West
IA poles to a chestnut; thence South 60
poles TO a chestnut on the point of a
ridge, thence the same course 36 poles
to q stake; thence east 81 poles to a
stake; thence North 176 poles to a stake,
thence to the beginning, containing 100
acres.
The above described lands being
known as the Merrideth Freeman
lands. The object of said sale being for
partition among the heirs of said Merri-
deth Freeman, as named in the parti-
ton in said cause. w. @. RECTOR,
Commissioner.