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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-04-23

Buffers Caucasian is still hand.
ing out some hot stuff to Repub.
lican State Chairman Adams aud
there is likely to be some more fun
when their state convention meets.
And yet the radical organs talk
about ''peace, harmony and good
government" They would not
know good state government if
they should meet it in the road,
OR county government either, for
that matter. "a leopard is known
by his spots"
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-04-23

: The contest for the gubernatorial
nomination is warm and waxing
warmer, with Craig leading and
his manager working hard to keep
in front of the procession. If this
lead can be maintained until the
convention meets it will be Craig
on the first ballot.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-04-23
Easter Shirts
Gerton, N. c.. M. L. BARBER.

and linen generally should riv-
al the snowy Easter lily in its
whiteness and finish" and you
can obtain the desired results
by having your shirts, collars
and cuffs Hundred with us.
Let us know and will have our
wagon call for your bundles.
LAUNDRY, ICE 6 FUEL CO.,
Phone l42 CHAS. r. WHITAKER, Nor
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-04-23

Pay your poll tax on or before
next Thursday, else there will be
nothing doing" for you, either
at the May or November elections.
not take any chances. Fix it
today. Republicans are doing this.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-04-23

The North Carolina Press Asso-
citation is holding it's annual ses.
sion In Charlotte this week. The
Queen City has made all necessary
preparations to give the ''uuill
drivers" a good time and "this is
enough said" Charlotte never
does things by halves.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-04-23
For Sale.

Acetyline gas plant for sale. Superior
light. Apply at the Hustler Office for
terms. The machine can be easily
transported and set to work. 1t is q
fine lighting plant for private residence
or small boarding house in town or
country. Write to or call at Hustler
Office in Hendersonville, NC.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-04-23

L. S. Jones' line to a sourwood: tbo..
north so poles to the beginning. Coc
tanning twenty-five (25) acres. 0"
Said sale is advertised and will h
made in pursuance to the condi,ioOe0
specified in said deed. ous
This April 4, 1908.
T. B. CARSON,
D. s. PACE,
Mn Mortgages.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-04-23

Only a week remains in which
you may settle your poll tax be-
fore the first day of May. Don't
neglect this important matter.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-04-23
Eyes That Squint

People having a tendency to
squint may be relieved of the
awkward, unbecoming habit by
wearing proper glasses.
Squint is caused by nervous
twitching OF the eyelids, and is
positine proof of detective eyes
Children should have
their eyes examined before be-
ing taxed by stndy. Defects
may be remedied them that, if
left alone, may cause much dis
tress in after years.
w. II. Hawkins s. Son.
Hendersonville, N. C.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-24
SIGHTS OF THE CITY.
as spent by most of our party by visiting
h the commercial exhibit and Park museum
ming official calls, 1t was prearranged tn
lila of Baron Shibusawa, at the outskirts o
on to luncheon. A large pavilion had bee
fully decorated, as were the two long tables
KINDLY SENTIMENTS.

all the talk there has been regard
to
certain localities the immigration the school
whole the
brushh all
frmf friendship eseem.'
F. F.
to addre n a acceptable
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-24

% the personal
OF car was pouSe!
with flowers interspersed with electric ghtS OF
crossed were Paceu
ceilings eoond with wsaa ana cs
passed through street after
inedb children cheering banza
welcomed
bv the by the common
dreamed
Tuesday Mr. Ano President Of the Tokyo
built the such
admirable
members the Bankers Association
a Shibusawa
address, replied by Mr. Dohrmann Other addresses
Of financial reports of the Association
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-24

and We
of in of
of
known
well walking
the Hill
history
D.
1t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-24
A VISIT TO NIKKo AND KYoTo.

Nikko
which Saturday
greatly temples
beautiful
greatly
continually called
o
furnished Railway Co
about 10 p NJ greeted by delegation appointed
through which lined and children bearing
'bnza of welcome
welcome
genuine party, America,
representing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-24
THE PARTY SEPARATES,

Toxic
number remaining take boat for China
receiving
day constantly called the bid
had made during the Kobe
reached the Imperial Hotel a.
take early
at nine O'Clock
family We tookp
those belonging
1t little
grounds magnificent
pied by the Prince Imperial
around the grounds
ness to receive them to the various certainly
a
having Commerce as body the gentleman
eeedngy pleasant affair."
in few words what had impressed him the
This brought
more or less discussion In the evening all the
Empress ball. Of
and
well as @eme of the legations and residents the
superb and ewey the ladies' uniforms
the gentlemen
Wednesday forenoon
OF last duties that naturally would fall to such organization
In fact chairman Mr. with
several secretaries before everything
the evening attended reception hotel by
business whom had the privilege
and
standing of the being
This communication
made of the able assistance Consul
General at Francisco
Bank
Kao who constantly
thanks to the large number ladies gentlemen
Toxic What will the that of
the Honorary Commercial Commissioners representing Cham
bers of Commerce time only viii TELL a
lection received hand from the Japanese revelation to be
forgotten
held the highest the
abores and children well C. COOKE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-24
A ROUND OF PLEASURE.

spending
Mr. privilege that not often granted
cosiest
Admiral Count Togo
full of especially
the
while his wife, dressed in her native
numbers and
in all guests there.
o'clock Minister President General Mar
the whole magnlf
n o
delightful luncheon the
by which entertained
bibion fencing juitsu here
Iibiya
by
the Toxic Chamber of Commerce
guilds
Kabuki invitation
Bankers in the feet
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-24
G. M. COOKE DESCRIBES
BUSINESS MEMS TRIP
CONTINUED from Page Nine.l

Of hosts we
dancing
tables three sides about
hundred IN mum
Gesha
tables sake and many kinds OF dh
party the of this delightful Dime.
number of of weeom made.
returning entertainment given IN the nall
reached rooms
surprised depot gentlemen
and US
which
special cheer that
of together originated
the of a college yell a follows:
Nppon Banza Rah! And after
considerable and the
adopted party determined that it
that had been presented
of Minister
railroads. Koreans
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-24

little practice we were able to produce this
same bv the Dav for future use being determined that
.n,te As combined both nations This first trip was by
special that had been presented
delegates by the Minister
good only all japanese railroads. but Korean
well
WELCOME TO TOXIC
On by delegation welcome
prfu Yokohama flag
streets
pie personal
nicely visited the Mitsu Department store
special invitation This establishment extensive and would
any city person requested make single
through the various departments however
asked ourselves for photograph which was quite success
received day two after In the evening al
Maple Club rendered by the Associated
Chambers of Commerce of Japan The famous Maple dance was also
of building beautifully situated
just clothed n their foliage
Mr. NJ saO and his esteemed WIFE boil
presented with album full OF
ladies each with silk velvet picture all Oh
only how their gifts
CoURTEsIEs
gentlemen responded invita-
Eency KOmura Minister Foreign AT
special hall in the
evegeen
with the capacity seating the
hundred guests
occupied
that would reflect
French chef The of the afternoon occupied in
each which decorated the
with flowers and garands and meeting various members of the foreign ga
TONS japanese ladies and gentlemen well of the foreign
Honolulu former Minister Mr. W. Irwin
their daughters
In the evening most elaborate and enjoyable dinner was rendered ou
party Takahash
gha dancing
part Of the evenings entertainment
- SIGHTS
- Friday spent party visiting uyenO
being shown through commercial exhibit and Park while others
occupied returning preanged
shibuwa city,
response luncheon
beautifully tables with
proposed by Baron shbuaw responded to by Ambassador for the
Majesty, national
being played by the band The ab
KOmu being foreign style
garden
speeches
kindly well dgnifed bearing and his address
composition his thoughts following
would indicate;
: KINDLY SENTIMENTS -
Ih japanese America
possible of all the feelings
localities the immigration the school questions
but
same en5 feeling for Tanan that we entertain for her So we are able to
by
firm friendship and
Our well Seattle,
spOnded to n a very acceptable
FLEET
Saturday
spend sunday as witness overoO the Mississippi
bay They disappointed this warhp
appeared Yokohama harbOr The
getting party
all kinds had
of guests gisha jugglery, fencing
Day continually Large
provided eaabs
evening magnificent
reception Governor
the and the Commissioners This
gandest description
Monday visiting
Toxic
Of Mtsui Co. said to be the largest building this the
world
in
theseb buildings highly by all
To major garden
Fukagawa
nd
landscape gardening priv
on of
been which studded
wi eaeho other Tt describe
stone and bronze lanterns
grounds is possibility
was said that the
and cost of 5000 each Doubtless
Sos fully much The belongings
knropean brick building
ana s wife will he iinHha
@ tcks 80 meet the four illuminated provided
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-24
Down THE RAPIDS.

Monday morning dang took the ears
reaching the bank the found twelve boats
awaiting arrival being
with school children Shooting the rapids occupied about
and the through sights never be forgotten
On the flow
iqud nterspersed with speeches
spent visiting Temples senju
their time in making purchases The evening was occupied attending re-
pon city given by Oriental Society
with temple hangng articles the temples thus
brought together that could the at one time All around
gardens exhibit well Kyotos
sango, Nmura, served
hotel feeling that profitable and
SEEING gEiE MANUFACTURES
Tuesday, arranged establishments
FOR military Exercises seeing the school
of u also exhibition of manufactures of KyOto that was in progress
mt' while of the gentlemen of the commission dinner
Japan, and who had accompanied thus far trip
ANCIENT CASTLES.
Wednesday morning was devoted visiting s Castle one
of Emperor. Castle
surprised
carvings painting lacquer
compared Emperor Castle clearly showing that
wealth Hong
Temple interesting We shown large coils of
inch made wOmen hair contributed by the
temple Thursday forenoon was spent in the shops and at the commits
city the South Garden of the Kyomzu Temple by
platforms
ing Day continually
being set off and the entertainment at the close juggy
interesting,
A PROCESSION.
out on the
front varanda lantern scholars
delivered address
Thursday the h shopping inspecting
SILVIA tapestry weaving silk linen
saw During the
evening most delightful supper served The
companied the enthusiastic
banzas and yroehnie display pieces for Nara
two hours
At Nara by Mayor of city the President
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-24
AT JAPAN's MANCHESTER.

At O'Clock the Osak,
that o
of
witnessed Music
public hall n
baskets
A.
and brought
with
with
functions for the evening dispensed with
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-24
A LANTERN PROCESSION.
A TRIP TO NARA,

At Nara met by the Mayor city, the Pidep
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-24
on THE INLAND SEA,

On the morning November of
this delightful boutiu
Kawiak
islands, locality
Of cours a few o
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19

Twenty members OF Rebekah'lodpe
OF Butler went to Adrian Monday
afternoon to assist the members OF
that lodge In degree work. A mum.
Der Of candidates had been promised
but only one victim had the courage
TO face the ordeal. Miss Pearl At.
klson was initiated into the mys.
teries, 10 due form, and they must
have had q good time judging from
the noise made and the length OF
time taken to confer the work, as the
Butler team did not get home until
two O'Clock the next morning. The
Butler ladies were entertained at
supper at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion F. Woods. Refreshments
we're also served In the hall later in
the evening. They express them.
selves as highly pleased with the
treatment accorded them by their
Adrian sisters.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19
Christianity Wanted Not Re.
Iigion.

The Adrian Journal makes the FOL-
lowing observations In commenting
upon the revival meetings being held
in Butler IN the big tabernacle. "We
wish them success, provided they
teach Christianity instead OF Religion.
There Is nothing more beautiful than
the teachings and life OF Christ, and
nothing more baneiul than religion
without these principles. The Jews
who prosecuted and crucifed Christ
we're church members and devoutly
religious, they gave q tenth to the
church and observed all OF It's ordi.
nances, but they had not the Christ
Spirit. We know OF no power for
good that has done and is doing
more for the world than that which
emsnates from Calvary. Again the
Journal wishes the Butler revival
success 80 far as 1t seeks to make
men better by inducing them to fol.
low the teachings Of Christ, not alone
on Sunday, but In LIES daily strug
4le."
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19
Wallace to be Deputy Sheriff.

Confidential friends OF Sheriff. elect
W. j. Bullock say that A. NJ. Wal.
lace, of Hume, Mo-, Is to be the next
Deputy Sheriff, and that thesppoint-
ment will be made Immediately after
Mr., Bullock goes into office.
II is said that Mr.. Bullock made
no pre- election promises, but selected
MIR. Wallace, whom he has intimately
known for many years, shortly after
he received the nomination. When
asked by Mr.. Bullock at the time il
he would accept the deputyship, Mr.,
Wallace refused to give q final an.
swer. He passed through this city
last Saturday on his way to Adrian,
presumably to consult Mr.. Bullock
and to accept the appointment.
Mr.. Wallace is an old settler and
an old line Democrat. He was post.
master at Hume under Cleveland's
last administration and made q very
popular officer. He is at present Az.
SCISSOR OF Howard township. That
he will make a most efficient deputy
goes without question and we will vel.
come this most excellent citizen to
the county seat.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19
Mingo and North East Bates.

Political parties have one thing In
common; they are all anxious &c
save the eountry-irom the Other
party.
R. Z. Goodwin and family went to
Butler last Saturday and returned
Sunday. ?
John Crust is hauling corn to Cass
county.
The Baptist Sunday School Is a
vide-awsks Organization and lie do
ing excellent work. The school meets
every Sunday and does not stop for
cold weather as many others do.
A. B. Thurman dehorned cattle for
c. V. Twombly, Estes Smith and
Others last Saturday.
Fsyette Snow left last Monday Il 2
Carroll county. He win assist his
brother.in-lav, Ben Mills, In moving
back to "0ld Bates county"
s. E. Smith and Clyde Cook made
a business trip to Butler last week.
Mrs. Frank Hedges Is reported
very sick at this writing.
7. R. Stsley and family spent Sun,
day at ]. ]. Wrights.
The meeting Is still In progress at
the Baptist church. Bro. Ogle filled
the pulpit Sunday and Sunday night
In the absence Of Bro. Shelton.
This is fine weather for corn husk.
ing, but there is not much corn.
Rev. Msxey filed hts regular sp.
pointment Sunday morning and eve
ming at the Christian church.
AUNT JENNA.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19
Real Estate Transfers.
WARRANTY DEEDS,

Maud Speer 10 j 7 Hull lots Is
blk l Mary E PAGES add to Butler
$3.50.
M Menneda to L C Vsnbenthusen
80 a sec 20 East Boone $4,000.
NIB Mcfarland to Arthur ] Nor.
ris pit blk 20 City CT Butler $500.
wv Baker to McMahan and Page
lot 8 blk 8 Sperry's add to Rich Hill
$25.
VIM A Newton TO Benjamin W
Gavin pit blk 113 Town Cos LIST add
to Rich Hill $1,000.
Mccartney to John F Strong
24sH a sec 80 81 Mingo $12,5OO.
Daniel Barber Neirs to VIM and
Ida Thomas lots "a So blk 8 Sper-
rvs add to Rich Hill $40.
Jos Ochsner to Dasie Fraze 40 a
sec 6 Usage $4,000.
Rich Hill Realty Co. to l. lanes
pit sec 8 Usage 81, 900.
co Williams to Fred Barton blk
4 Little's add to Hume $4,000.
Daniel F Smith to Zephaniah
Smith & wife 40 q sec 80 Deep Water
$1,000.
j NJ Catterlin to Jos P Wright and
Martin Howard 100 sec % Sum-
NIT $4,000.
E. j. Franklin to O. NJ. Wight 200
a sec as and SO East Boone 81. 90 &
Exc.
GS Hammack to Nancy Conger
lot 3 blk n Town Cos 1st Add to
Rich Hill $500.
Harriet F Snow to Edgar A Nor
ris 20 sec 4 Lone Oak 500.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19

Ohio State Journal

Ohio State Journal
There is q man In Michigan who
ascribes bis downfall to politics. He
neglected his own business, and spent
bis own money and the firms money
to advance his own and his party's
Interest, until finally he was con.
fronted with q great defalcation
This man talks as il politics was q
low, vile thing that made It necessary
Tor q man to do wrong. That is some
peoples idea Of politics. They think
1t Is an opportunity for man to do
q low thing even to bride and steal,
to gain bis point. There are men
who will give 90 to worthless heller
for>the sole purpose of buying him.
They think politics accords them
this privilege.
That is shame. Politics ought
to be run as clean and inspiring as
church service. Patriotism is honest,
brave and seli-respecting, and so
politics should be; for politics is, or
ought to be, patriotism set In mo-
tion. And 80 every honorable and
In telligent citizen will resent, In word
and deed, the idea that politics must
be mere affair OF the gutter. Poll.
tics needs not be the cause of any.
body's downfall unless be goes into
it with low notions regarding Il. Let
US hope to see the day when men will
20 into politics with q single string
to their interest, and that is devo-
ton to the common country.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19
A Circular Saw Killed Him.

Clay Center, Kan, Nov. 17-Samuel
Thrush, 80 years old, was almost In
stantly killed near his home at Wake.
field Monday, by the bursting of a
circular saw. Native cottonwood tim
Der was being cut in a steam sawmill.
Thrush was standing in front. of the
spinning blade when 1t burst A Sec
ton, thrown by centrifugal force,
struck Thrush in the face. splitting his
skull. .---------4
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19
For More Safety In Mines,

Paris, Nov. 17.-Minister Barthou Of
public works witnessed a series of sue
cessful experiments Tuesday to pre-
vent explosions in mines. The tests
we're held at station established
shortly after the fatal Courrieres dis
aster by the colliery owners of Levin.
At their conclusion NJ. Barthou ex-
pressed the belief that the danger
from coal dust CONGREGATIONS in mines
following explosions of fire damp could
be prevented.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-19
AN EXPLOSION KILLS
TWO PERSONS INSTANTLY KILL
Ed At KANSAS CITY BY
NATURAL GAS.
THE LIST OF INJURED NUMBERS SEVEN

leaky Rubber Tubes Let Fuel Escape
and Disaster Foilowed-A Boy Of Q
Skating In Alley One Of the Dead
Was on a Days vacatIon-Banana
Stock Destroyed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-01

govern tho convention 10 be held at
Chicngo all delegates must be chosen
before May IL or thirty days In ad.
vance of the Chicago gathering. With
the major portion of the delegates al.
ready elected. and with the prefer
enccs of most of them rs we'll MS the
probable preferences of many pros
pective delegations. pretty well
known either through instructions or
voluntary avowal. IL is clear that Sec.
rotary Taft Is not only far in the lead
of all the other candidates. but in
the lead over all the candidates to-
gether, ana there is no sign that the
delegates who are stlll to be chosen
will materially affect the relative pro.
portions OF the strength OF the candl
dates.
Tho movements on behalf OF Can
non, Fairbanks, Hughes, Knox and
others have made little or 10 head.
way beyond their respective states,
and in fact Hughes Is distinctly weak.
or In New York. so far us the mum.
her OF delegates behind him is con.
cerned, than he was when he first al.
lowed himself to be announced as
candidate. But Taft. although the mo
mcntum to his boom. especially in
the South, has come primarily from
the Fcdcdal onlcchodors, has unaucs.
tionably developed n large degree Of
personal strength among Republicans
In all sections OF the country. Whcth.
er his opponents will form an alliance
50 ms TO concentrate their forces
on slnglc candidate at Chicago or
to prevent Tnft's nomination on the
first ballot will he the chief question
of interest in connection with the
convention. The chances that such
combination will be effective have
been steadily diminishing from day
TO day and may disappear entirely be.
fore the delegates shall assemble in
Chicago. In fact, the numerical logic
OF the situation as well rs the gcner-
nj drift of tho canvass indicates that
tho nomination Of Taft will have been
virtually made when the election OF
tho state and district delegates shall
hive pecn completed. In any event
there Ia now hardly one chance in
thousand that more than one balio,
VIII be necessary ut the Republican
National Convention.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-01

cry over suggestion OF 80 sage n
character. and all given with the best
intentions In the world. but that is
what she did and he left her before
the storm subsidized, without bother!ng
TO say good-by.
Then he went to Ohio and reported
for duty at the large establishment
operated by his friend. In all his life
ne had never seen such magnificently
appointed Offices and he felt that he had
reached place where the surround.
inEs were in consonance with his am.
billion. He was beginning to feel at
home. The round.faced man met him
with bright smile and glad hand.
then took him affectionately by the
arm and led him into his private of
fee. There they chatted for n long
while. The big man was delighted
over the improved appearance of his
young protege. and in short time
learned what ne could do and assigned
him to an important position. The
salary was even up to the rather OPP
timistic view entertained by Eddie
himself. As he was leaving Mr. Trust
we'll nudged his new employe slyly IN
the side and said:
BY the Way, where's our little girl,
Nell?i
Darrell laughed lightly.
oh, | didn't bring her along" he
said Il guess Shea got another fellow
By this time"
DO you mean TO tell me, sir" said
the Old gentleman. his manner
changing with terrible rapidity, that
you have deserted that young WON.
an?1
Why. II, you know she's "a
we'll"
Don't say 1t, sir. lest l strike you
down!" cried the big man. in white
neat. a man might steal and reform.
But there's no hope for such as you.
There's the cxit-go, You-."