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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-07
THE PEOPLE ARE AROUSED

The people in Western North
Carolina are aroused TO the neces-
.slty of getting another railroad.
They are now at the mercy Of the
Southern and wish q chance to
breathe. Buncombe, Henderson
aud Polk have issued bonds for
$500, 600, and other counties will
do likewise, The proposed road
would be a great blessing to West
ern North Carolina ind the whole
State.-News and Observer.
Correct you are, Brother Dan
iels. Henderson blazed the way
and the other counties followed
her lead in satisfactory style.
The Appalachian Interurban
railroad it coming right away.
Work will begin in q few weeks
time, we are informed, since every
obstical has been removed. The
South Atlantic TRANSIT Continental
line 10 practically assured and will
connec5 Knoxville, Tenn. with
Greenville, s. c., provided sufic'
lent encouragement is extended
by the people of these two cities
and those residing IN the territory
adjacent thereto. The people nj
here have done their part nobly
and il now remains for the promo
ters to comply with their part o
the agreement. That they viii
"make good" there is little reason
for doubt.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-07

Pluck and perseverance accom-
plishes wonders. It has convert
ed a stubborn opposition to the new
railroad bond proposition into a
strong, favorable sentiment, all
within four weeks time. The re-
suit in each county interested has
been simply wonderful,
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-07
THE GOOD TIMES IN PIXIE.

"Corn shuckin' and hog KILN
time in Dixie" Is about here, and
there 10 something charming about
IL. The pleasure of shuckin' corn
in elbow touch with your best
girl. sharing supper of pork and
pumpkin and chicken pie by her
side. the table lighted by her
smiles, and then afterwards 70
hold her hands-geewhillikins-
in q few energetic twirls of ''de
old Virginy reel''to the charming
music of "git along home, Cindy"
or "Johnsing boys" executed on
the fiddle and banjo by the old
expert-well, we are glad We live
in Dixie in the hog KILN time. :
Wllkesboro Chronicle.
eyes, yes" as Capt. w. J.
Davis would say. sit makes q fell
ow's mouth water to think Of
such delightful events, and what
about goin' 'possum huntin', on
some moonlight night with the idol
of thine heart, brother Deal, jst
like We ''uster'' do when jack frost
gave notice that the simmons
were ripe and Uucle Eben had
finished diggin' the long, "mealy'
sweet ''taters?" "Hush bunny
And then the "candy-pullin's,'
chestnut-roastin's. quiltin's and
well, there is no section on eartl
like our own dear Dixie land, es.
Epecially IN the mountainous sec
tions of the good "Old Nortl
State"
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-07

The radical organs began their
racket q little too soon about the
expense accounts of attorneys Tor
the State in those rate cases.
They had not even made first base
before the umpire put 'em ont of
the game. And now they say it
was only fun that was being poked
at one representative upon whom
the attack was made. Even if
the attorneys fees should come
high in this litigation, it comes
with poor grace from any individ-
uat republican or newspaper of the
radical persuasion to make the
slightest noise about the matter.
It will require some mighty allow
ances to approximate the expense
of Russell's administration fo1
similar purposes. However, the
radical brethren need not be
alarmed. No democratic admin.
istration has ever been known to
bankrupt the State. Can that
crowd say Is much? Nay, verify
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-07
Road Changed

The county commissioners met Mon.
day and transacted their usual business
On Tuesday they met once more. this
time for business. A petition to change
the road at Green River vas before
them and after hearing much talk on
the subject they decided o change
a1d it now will go near the big mill
being erected there.
tits probable that the cas- will be
taken into cuort. q. g. Station is the
principal opponent to the change in the
road.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-07

We believe, with the Durham
Herald, that those editors who
feign an objection to accepting a
pass in exchange for advertising
should pay their fare, in cash,
when they ride. This would be
the consistent thing to do and
they would tben b. practising
VIVA, they = each.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-07

In view Of the importance to this 9 c
tion Of presenting to the outside world
an exhaustive showing of our natural
resources as wall rs u unsurpassed cli-
matte attractions, the Hustler has en-
gagged the services Of an able special
writer to exploit the great advantages
of this locality through its columns.
The proposed edition VIII be printed on
fine paper. the engravings to be of g
high order. and the matter Of . charac-
ter adapted to the needs Of this COM
munity. The work win be cOmOleted
in two or three weeks hence, and 70
make IL . success the active cO-Opera-
ton of our public spirited citizens Is re-
quested.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-07

The news 10 given cut that Bry-
an win soon take the public into
his confidence and let his Wishes
be known regarding the president
iaI nomination next year. It ID
apparent, 1T the present writing.
that Mr.. Bryan has already been
nominated in the minds of the
people.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-07
Come to think of it, the Hustler

was the first newspaper to an
nounce the eonsnmauon of the.
great railroad sc p.annod
TOR this section; oh order for the
first election upon the proposition
appeared IN its cclums; it took
the lead in the contest for bonds
and was the first paper to publish
the glad tidings, of great Joy
to the people, that Henderson
county had been carried for
the bonds, thus supplying the
first link in the great chain of
railroad which is soon to connect
the coalfelds with seaboad cities
of the South Atlantic states. Of
course all the papers in the vari-
ous counties performed their dn-
ties and did it well.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-07
Notice Of Land Sale.

By virtue of the power contained in .
mortgage deed executed to me on Oct
-, 1906 by John w. johnson to secure
certain indebtedness therein specified.
I win offer for sale at the court house
door In Hendersonville on Nov. 18th
public auction. to the highest bidder for
cash In order 70 satisfy said Indebted-
Dess, the following described piece or
OF Of land, lying and being in the town
of HendereonviIle, Henderson County,
North carolina, being All that lot Of land
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-07

A Double Wedding,

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Smith was the scene Of a pretty double
wedding, last Tuesday night. when their
Two charming daughters, Helen Florence
and Eva Douglas became respectively
Mrs. John william Grimes and Mrs;
Earle GuIlick StillWell.
Rev. g. w. Grimes, Of Ohio, father of
one Of the fortunate Rrooms, performed
TIE ceremony. The brides and grooma
entered the parlor from the prettily de-
corated hall nc $50. 10 the softly-played
and ever beautiful wedding march Of
Mendelsohn.
The parlor was decorated with al
tumn leaves and the corner where Rev
Grimes stood was . mass OF leaves and
flowers Of Dame Natures most beauti-
full colorings. A large light suspended
from the ceiling cast les soft glow oveI
the blushinR brides and helped 20
make o scene not soon forgotten.
The young brides looked very charm
ing in their wedding gowns Of crepe de
Chine. They carried bouquets Of white
carnations, and the presents received
were many and valuable.
Only the immediate relatives were
present, with the exception Of Hon
Michael Schenck.
Light refreshments OF fruit punch ~ q
cake were served to the wedding guests
in the parlor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grimes viii be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS. Pless for
week, while MIR. and Mrs. StIllweIl
will remain At the home Of MIR. and Mrs.
Smith until the completion of their new
home on East Academy street.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-07

In this excitement over the pros
poets for the new railroad the need
for better public thOrOughfares
through rural communities should
not be overlooked. The cOntin-
uance of many rural mail routes
depends upon road Improvement.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-07
Other counties did it nobly, too.

Other counties did it nobly, too.
Henderson set them an awful
pace and they were virtually COM
PEELED to come TO the scratch.
As Col. Jones said in one of his
speeches ct the court house here,
ssThe bell-weather'' leads the en-.
tire flock. A clever suggestion.
that.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-07
No Offensive Ads

To the Editor
Sir: May I congratulate you upon che
fact that the columns of the Hustler is
free from offensive medicine advertise
ments. I believe it Is one of the com
paratively few papers which has adopted
this policy. sUBScR1BER.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-07

The public is aware by this time
that Governor Glenn is not a
''quitter." Like General Grant
wired to Washington once during
the civil war, he proposes ''to
fight it out if it takes all sum-
mer." The Governor seems also
to have adopted the notices which
were illuminative Of former Presi-
dent Andrew jackson, who often
said: Nothing is done till all is
done,'' and "a clean victory or q
clean defeat"
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-07

Here is o pointed paragraph:
"When q girl begins to boss q
young man he might just - well
begin to save money TO buy furni-
ture." Yes, and We oplne that
the same rule would apply if the
young man was q bachelor over
thisty-fve.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-07
FOLDING TABLES
Polished Oak 2.25
CHARTERED Oak $50
WILLIAMS s WELT
Furniture, Supply 6 Manufacture
ing Co., Incorporated.

described In . deed from Lila Ripley
Barnweli TO J. L Orr, dated Sept 18th
1906 and daily recorded In Book 81 st
page 482 of the records Of deeds toE
Henderson County, containing one acre
and D poles.
Default having been made by said
John W. johnson In the payment OF said
indebtedness 90 the same fell due. the
whole amount of the same b declared
due under the provisions Of the salo
mortgage, and sale Of said land wiz %
made TO satisfy the said Indebtedness
under the provisions Of said mortgage.
Oct. 20th 1901. J. L. ORR
Mortgages.
Per MeD.RAY Any.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-07

We have believed all along That
good old Transylvania would do
the handsome sIring, HercItzeo-
ship is of - foes md the
BEST"
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-07

A fire in one Of DR.. Few's little houses
near the lumber mill, called ont the
chief and whole fire department, Thurs
day morning. Not much damage was
done, however.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-07
Some News Briefs.

Bank Cashier Jas. Boyd of Huntsville,
Ala, kills himself. No cause known.
Steel Trust buys the Tenn, Coal, Iron
and Railway Co, for Oh. 900. OOO.
Japanese boy turned out Of Savannah
public school.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-11-07

TootI tootIi ~tootIII Look out
for the cars when the bell rings,
or the whistle blows.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16
2. g a /.

~ ausgebro6eu. Sag e5 an
. mangetbaftsr pitegs uno
Sau6ertsit = lag es an pers
idumtcn 9orli6tsmaBrsgeln - lag es
in Der 2uft - man iuubts e5 niht.
C5 dnoerte ia au6 niats, psnn man
oarii6:r %eriibelte. Gs mubts ertrasen
perben uno bic 9erluIts auh. Wis
- ods ipiiroe iih ia finoen.
Is mar ~iiberbalpt oas bette, in
itrumpfiinni9em Grtraeen INNER MIR
81 oentsn: es lpirb ii9 finoen. ST.
9enbipie fano es iih ia au6 gepobns
li6, Iber non Iitt oarunter. limb
mar bate ia audi nidts, rein nidts,
mas sinmdl fir elm pdar Stunben
barber hinipeg balf.
Srau Gbriitine re6nets unb Sdblte
ben gan5en Sag. laut unb leiie. Marja
ma6te ibr unoerbroNenes @eiiht.
Wulf itObnte laut uno flu6ts beimli9.
Die Mutter nit ibrem Sprsen urb
Rednen mar i6redli9. @ber Moria
NIT i6rer unperipiiftliden 2aune ipar
nod piel fdredlider. Nutirli6 -
ibr tonnte es ia eleid iein; ie bate
ia teinen S6aben baron. llnb inn
iibrigen mar fe elm peritdnbnibloies
3inb.
Wulf tonnte es enbli9 in ber Be-
briidten gltmpIpbdre, in benz StaGs
nnb Desinfettionsgerud, an9eli6ts Der
tasli6 iteigenben 9erluItliIte nitt
mebr ertragen. Gr lieB zines Na9s
mitta9s anipannen unb fubr mad
Sublitten gu Germ bon S6dlebn.
@leranoer Shallebn ipar ouf mebs
rere Meilen in Der Hunbe Der einaiae
Meni6, nit benz man psrtebren fonnte.
Sonit CAB es nur gauern unb Slider.
8ulf mo6te i'm ni6t - ober in Der
Notb fribt Der Seufel 5liesen. @r
mar bod penieitens elm MenI6 unb
nod oa5u elm re9t luitiger.
Gr bate friiber bel WuIfs Regiment
eeltanoen uno erfreute 1id bort ni6t
bes beiten Hufes. Gr mar mebrere
Male NIT groBen S9ulben auIammens
sebro6en unb bann. nieber irssnbpie
flott 9etporben. Man mpdte ibn fets
ner seie1f9aftliden Salente tpesen
germ. aber nan traute linn ni9t. Wls
er aIs Rittmeiitsr ben 4bidiso nabm.
UNI auf's 2anb gu eeben. CAB man
Tim elm groBes Gelase, bel benz es
bod berging, unb belt es fir oas 3es
siment iotppbl als fir i'm fir bas
bette. baB er fort fam. j5
Gebr eifril mar er niht in Iuss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16

gauge 0elt often itebt. Das foa benn
bier aus Dir iperben9 Cine alte
Sungfer, bic ben eanasn Sag ftridt
uno re6net, unc re9net unb itridt;
eii~nitigsnfaas bic Srau BON trgeno 10
einem ItumpfIinnigen 3rautiunter, tpie
ih elmer gu psrben Die @usii6t unb Die
Mbii9t babe. Sa5 BADEN Define glz
tern gepiB ni9t fir ibr ein5i9es Sinh
getrdumt!"
Marja bate ni6t mebr psriudt. i'm
gu unterbre6en; iie ma ie9r nahpenta
li4 seporbsn.
SAT- Ou nit Der Mutter oaoon &C.
iprO6en?" fraste iie, ols CT i4tpieg.
.Nein. Sd moate 5uerlt nit Dir
fel6;r rsosn,"
Muria Da1te ipeitsr na6. Sebr
on9eItrengt, tpie eS f6ien. sic itiBte
ni6t mebr muir pas Slim, Ionbern bic
Sttrn, bas gauge Geii6t in bic Sdnoe.
Sno(id erbob tie es langiam. Sic
bate 56rGnen in ben Mugen.
.8u biIt iebr gut, Wulf." faete ite,
.unb ih bante Dir beralid, bab Su
fooiet iiber MIDI nd6oentt uno Dir
mein Wobl 10 angelegen iein ldBt.
2(ber i6 bite Did. f6ide mid ni6t
fort. Sd piirbe itsrben por Seims
ipe6!"
@ulf bate faIt nit benz SUB gez
itdmpft Dor Ierger iiber Die S6piez
rtgteit, Die ii6 bier Der @usfiibrung
feiner Yldne ent9egenitelte. Gr fannte
iie: ipenn lie etpas ni9t pollte, 10
pollte iie eben ni9t. @ber er unter=
briidte ieinen Mibmutb uno la9te nur
tur5 unb 90bnii9 auf.
.Ou gibIt atIo bod tp~snigitens gu,
bab man ni6t unter alien l~lmitGnben
in jeoer 2e6enslage gliidli9 iein muB
unb baB bas @liidli9Iein nur Wilz
lensTade 1T. 0u biit ia audi freili6
in Der angenebmen Gage, in Dir mi
bertpdrtige QebensperbdltniiIe BON ME-
manoem binein9e5pun9en iperoen 5h
t0nnen,"
Sci bod ni6t 70 bitter, Wulf!
Nenn mid ir9enb cine pfli4t 3pdn9e,
10 piirbe i6 ibr folgen - gldub' es
mir. Worum fol i9 freipilis elm
ii6eres uno angenebmes 9aiein eegen
Elm UNCERTAINTIES unb ungepiNes unb
febr fragIi6es Slid pertaui9en2"
r9iit Oh benin nirtli6 10 germ
bier?" frogte er, balb dr9erli9, balb
neugierig.
n2ieber ais irgenbipo anbers in Der
@elt!"
rWeil Su bic Welt ni6t fennIt!"
sd babe gar feline Sebniu6t, fe
tennen 81 lernen."
rWeiL 9u i6pn in Der 4qtG9li9teit
unter9egansen biit."
SD CLAUDE ni6t, bab es bier an
tdgIi6er 5ugebt, olS anberstpo. Gs
tommt bod ni9t barauf an, mas man
t6ut, ionbern mas man it,"
Gr tonnte bas ni6t 10 i9ne1 Der
fteben. Gr belt es fir ben Nusipruh
irgeno zines itoii9en Y6ilolopben, ben
lie irgenopo aufgei4nappt uno aus
nenbis gelernt bate.
Sic botten ii9 ausgeiproden, unb
bod mar ettpas llnuusgsipro9enea
5pii6en i6nen. Sic 9atten beioe lire
Gbii6t niht errei4t uno fi6ltsn iif
beoriift uno bsfdn9eu.
@ls Waria Idngiam, tpie aOgerno,
binau5 9ing, iab er i9r nit un3ufries
oenen. unmutbigsn Gmpiinoungen
mad.
n@or Der 3eit fir bas 2eben per.
BORDEN; Iangpeilig; srou. S4ao'
hruml" =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16

tee atl9en an unb pergaB. INN ben
&affse ein3u5ieben. StiQiApeigeno
nabm Waria feline 5aIis uno fiiQte 'ie.
gr iaste ni6t sinmal yoants." - aber
lie ertpartete es aub niht. 9dnn
mertte iie, baB Srau G9riitinss 8las
gen i'm nerp0s mu6ten.
.Rege Did bod niAt 10 auf, Matz
ie," ilgte tie tr0ltenb. .0ieQei6t 1T
es ni6t 10 Talimm. sd tperbe ndG6er
NAL na6isben. i6 peib nod pom boz
rt9en Sabre gang genau ME e5 mar"
n9u bruuhit gar niAt nad3uleben,"
fubr Wulf raub oa5pilAen. pas
piNen mir duh o6ne Did. NGAiten5
pirit Ou po6l nod StuQarbeit tbun
=" 9l0BliA fielen ibm feline Yldne
pieoer Elm; er iab iie nu6oentti4 uno
nit elnem gang neuen SntereTIe an.
.9us lit uber ni4t n0tbig," fuhr sr
freunolider fort. Sd babe ii6erbaupt
gang anocre 4bIi6ten nit Dir"
rWas oenn fir pel4e?" frugte iie
beluItigt.
I'D - lab; elm anoermat."
Gr mar in gu l4Ie4ter Gaune, UNI
es ibr jebt gu iagen.
.
Maria ipar inn nab 9iI4e. nab.
reuo Die W}utter id(ief, in fein Qrs
beits3imner ud6oeiAIiheu.
.Wulf - per3eib - ih mo9te Did
nt6t ftoren. Q6er i6 fam ss ui6t
mebr ausbutten -- i'd muB es Dir elm
nal fdeen."
.Nun, ipos lit oenn I9on pieber?"
.Du 6tit jebt INNER 10 ie6r idle6s
ter 2aune, Wulf, uno bic Mutter leis
bet oarunter!"
Gr grtFf ij4 nit beioen 9Gnben an
ben &opf.
Pun fdngit aud Ou nod an -
bas feblte geraoe no9!"
Sic iebte ii4 auf ben breiten Slid,
an Dem lie Nbenos INNER iaBen.
itemmte bic 5iiBe auf einen Stubl,
itiibte bic GQenbpgen auf bic aniee
unb leete bas Slim in bic SGnoe. go
blteb iie iiBen uno Id9 ben groBen
9ruoer an, Der finiter unb Dor ii6
binbriiteno an Dem 6eniter itanb.
n8annit 0u Did benin gar ni9t baz
ran gepobnsn, Wulf6en9 On Define
9simatb, meine i4!" Gs tlang Elm
penig I4i9tern, f6onenb liebepon
uno iebr betrii6t. IS 5tpang i'm, auf.
5uieben.
Oa bodte iie, in Der Stellung etne8
Ginoes. in einem etipus abgetragenen,
i9par3en Steib, aber orbentli6 unb
fouber BON pben bis unten, uno iab
i'm, osne iegli6e Sdeu uno 9efangeuz
belt nit %tluren, neitge0ffneten Nugen
an. ST oa6te pieoer an bic Wiini6e
Ieiner Mutter - oas mar ia eben bas
llnleioli3c unb llnausiteblide, baB er
iie ME me6r anIeben %tonnte, o9ne bas
ran gu benten. llno ie mebr er baran
oa6te, Inn 10 abitoBenber purbe ibm
Der 9ebonfe.
SAB gut iein, Marjd," Ia9te er nit
miioer Stimme. rSbr be9reift es beioe
ni1t, oaB man ltA auf benz Ptas. Der
einem pom Seben a~n9emieien miro.
ntHt ipohl tlblen tam. limb mel!
Sbr es nidt be9relft, tonnt Sbr mir
aud ni6t 9elfen. Wait Guren Dor
l%pitrfen ipe9sn oeI1en, mas S9r f6le6te
ealne rennt. mo6t Sbr IS nur nod
ldl'mmer. GaBt MIDI bod alletn fer
ttg lperoen - lr9enopie psroe i'd mi@
ihon etnriAten."
Sic ipar etn9eidudtert uno puBte
nl4t gletd cine g%ntge9pung. Die 9es
oanten. Die lie l6on lett geraumer Ssit
IN ild) 9erumtru9, ipa9te ne ntHt aus
Su1pretsH, ploBllh ling Wulf tpies
Der an gu 'prsaen, lsbhaftsr uno ers:
1hleoensr.
r@ber paB Ou, Maria, bier 'tBeit
uno Setn Gebsn in Der gin'amteit pers
trduerlt' oas 1T bod gar nlht notbtg!
~, osnisbsn m;s ,,rS ~, a., ,n;nS,
~, S;yt iebt ,non,io Sam, nv mns
ISIt Tih bipr9 m',ltsr II @ot,Io6
nnh iuosrh[;h rii,tia nnS brn,,6t fsin,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16

E1iie ifr'S stasfnns briarHt G.. Maine, Tr.
413, Sft'SaItimpre'st., nabe Gnitem Scaie.stps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16
!. q q i: Z: II = q
Cr6le inns
; Don Dem QGlaq
!; q - q T. = = q


q cit elmer baIben Stunos FAB
- @uIf 9erpinoen ieiner WIutter
q Qeoeniiber, obne Elm Wort gu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16

elm gutter iein. Warum befoIgen Sic
i'm ni6t?"
Wulf iprang auf, als fei es inn
ploBlid in Der Stube gu eng uno gu
beib 9eporoen.
rWeil - ipenn mid bic eipiee mi
fere audi an allen Gnoeu briidt unb
tne6tet, ih ipenieItens mein !6er5 bic
Ter Snehti4aft entsieben nil. sd
mill elm Weib beiratben unb teinen
geIobeutel. I'D liebe Maria ni9t -
uno lie Iiebt mid ni6t."
Ileranber S9alebn bate Wulf
ni4t aus ben Qugen eelafen, aus ben
lauernben unb prifenoen 2lugen.
nWas iinb Sic fir elm ibealsr iurs
ger Monn! Sas 2eben bat nod piel
gu perberben an Sbnen. = @ber lit
oaS pirtli4 pabr. mas Sic ba bon Ii9
uno Wurja %iueten9"
nSd, 9etpib 1T oas pabr." betbsuerte
Dulf beftig.
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einen lon0en 3ug uno lebte es lanss
lam loiebsr bin
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iepr unangcnsbm 9%eipeien pdre, ipenn
f1 uriere We9e 9etreuat battsn."
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The daily sentinel., 1907-10-26


II you are looking for something
warm, tasty and up to the hour in
lap robes for your carriage this win
ter, call at Harry Hats.
A new line of winter lap robes al
Harry Hats.
Children's 12l lac hose, pairs for
25c. and 10c store.
See Post 4 Boyd.s big transfer
wagon, hauls anything at any time
Phone Red 1891.
Charles SIXTH, a young man whose
home is said to be at DeBeque, died
yesterday on train. The body was
brought to this city and VIII be
shipped east tonight.
Bracelets are going To be worr
more than ever this fall and winter
see our beautiful line. Primrose
Jeweler.
The best csc whips on the market
Fred Mantey.
Bargains in TENS and wagon GOV
ers. Fred Mantey.
Ladies, l use spare moments do
ing special work. Pleasant and com
42s North Seventh and investigate
Portable. Call after $3.50 pm. a
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-26
JAMES III. NELSON
HAS PASSED AWAY

Guy V. Sternberg. master OF Mesa
Lodge No. So, A. F. & A. NJ, re-
ceived a telegram this morning from
the master of Liberty lodge, A F.
& A. NJ, at San Jose, CAL, stating
that James II. Nelson, former well
known citizen of Grand Junction,
had died there today. No particu-
lars of the death were given in the
telegram. James H. Nelson resided
here along in the COS and left here
about 1899. He was carpenter by
trade and built quite a few houses
in this city for himself and for 9TH
ers. He was a man of small stature
and of a very likeable disposition.
He will be remembered by all the
old-timers of the city.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-26
LARGE LAND DEAL.

r One of the very large sales. of the
week was made by Woods & Young,
realty dealers, the deal being COM
pleted last evening late. The sale
was the 30-acre orchard of w. e.
Rhinehart, near Fruita, to Thomas
Osborne of the J. A. McCulloch I'M
plement & Feed company. Mr.. Os-
borne gives as part consideration his
interest in the feed business and his
handsome residence property on east
Main street. The entire consider
alton for the orchard was 1000
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-26

Mrs. Gustave VanHoorebeke will
entertain at 1 O'Clock luncheon on
next Thursday.
Join our diamond club. Only 81
a week. Come in and let us ex-
plain. c. w. Primrose, jeweler.
Start buying your Christmas pres
ents now. Get in on our installment
club. Only $3.50 a week. Come In
and let US explain. c. w. Primrose
jeweler.
You might be one of the lucky
ones in our diamond club. Only 81
a week. Come in and let us explain
c. w. Primrose, jeweler.