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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15
NEW ENGLAND -Olle
GETS DIvoRt On PARIS
Judge Condemns Both che Mekees
and Gives Chi to
Wife.
Ry Associated .e:s)

PARIS. May 14.-Tt court tOda,
granted the Hart McKdliyOrce. find
Ing that both Mr.. anM.Es. Mckee
had contributed TO ID unhappines.
of their household. s. Mckee is
given the custody Of tIr child, with
the provision that M.gcKee be al
lowed to have the chiince a month
yearly as well as beirpernitted to
see IL twice a week living in the
same city or town. ie court also
found that Mr.. cKescharges That
CeIcuel Baxter and y Mckee. his
daughter. had inspi-ejbelioas arti.
cIes against him In 2 American
newspapers were net wed and dis
missed the case.
Mr.. Mckee was ored TO contTi
bute I.GeD francs mont for the SUP
DOT, Of his caiid. ] divorce suit
was brought in this bv Mrs.. A.
Hart Mckee. formerI Mrs. Hugh
Tcyis.
Tha court was Ct topinion that
a reconciliation beiwt the Mckees
was Impossible 80 aparaficn was
the wlsest thing. Isind the has
hand guilty Of viole, and Of kav-
ing committed grave ougs towards
his wife. saying he hsirIded on the
slightest provocaiion the impulses
OF his yicious naiur, He had az
grayated ihes. wrcniby bringing
charge against his p which he
could not prov" a. vas by having
read In couri hiE W love Istfcrs
which Glenn ntary ency should
have prevented him . making pub
,ic.-
The court found the wife on
her side unxarrariihttackei her
husband nv makingsrses IN con
ncctiou with tho dissarance 81 her
Jewels and o,hcr prfy. charges
which were entirely proved.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15

fore that the states might wei! unit,
their forces TO this end and leav,
the nation out.
Il want to remark Governor
Glenn. added with emph'.as. tina,
we of the South tried suoh Il conI.d
Grafton once but Il did not pay. We
want no more OF II.
Ovation fer North Cafolinian.
TIL convention was n its feet
Hats and kerchls is were waved. gov :
crnors and delegates shouted and ar
plauded, while Governor Glenn Went
on TO remark that he way the son
of a Confed rate who dial for the
cause and now he was the son of the
Union and interested frs. and last
in the welfare OF the nation"
Following the regular pagers in the
afternoon. Governor Folk, d Missouri
CAV. his endorsement 10 sha, Gov
ernor Glenn said about colgr, sSional
action. He declared II shoild appoint
a forestry commission ana urged all
governors 10 do likewise. expressing
IN. belief tha, the state legislatures
would ratify the act. Issue was
squarsly Joined as to Sme OF the
methods pursued by the government
in the regulation OF forfEt reserves.
Law four governors from the north
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15
10 MAKE IT EASIER FOR
COMMANDER or ARMY
Senator Rayner As-ces 20 Substitute
word Request" IN place Of
Direct" in inquiry.
nv Associated Press,
WASHINGTON n. c. Nav IL

WASHINGTON. n. G.. Nav IA
senator Raynsr. Of Maryland. ap'
pcared before the senate military az
fairs committee this morning In SUP
port ~ his rcsoIuticn authorizing and
directing the presidenf 10 call cosTt
Of inquiry to consider the case 81 Col
oneI william ?. Stewart. Senator
Rayner urged in the strongest possible
terms that a court Of inquiry To- call
ed and insisted that Colonel stewar;
could no; legally b. deprived Of his
right 10 have a court % inquiry. He
went ever to a considerable eytcst
the rround that he has already cover.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15
Proceedings ssf dis asIssss from
Asylum BegQa at PougksepsIe.
PResIo|lG jUlGE AUsIu|NS CASE
Lawyers Of Man Who Murdered
White Do Not Place Experts On
Stand, But May Later In Rebuttal
Or. Flint Against Thaw.
IBy Associated Press)

POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y, May IL
With the process dings accelerated by
Justice Morschauser to hold court in
practically continuous sessions from
Q O'Clock in the morning until night,
, considerable progress was made in
the Supreme Court here with the
hearing which Is expected to deter
mine whether Harry X. Tha: shall
b. liberated from the asylum for the
criminal insane at Matteawan, where
he was lodged following his acqu,t-
tai on the ground Of insanity Of the
charge OF murder in the first degree
for the killing of Stanford White.
No Experts for Plaintiff.
Following the settlement Of the
preliminary legal points which in
cluded a ruling by the court that the
question OF Thaw's sanity and Of the
constitutionality Of his commitment
would be proceeded with simultan-
eously. Attorney James G. Graham
Of Thaw's counsel. opened the pre-
sentation of his case by calling sew
e-al persons. among them being
Frank II. Mcclure. superintendent OF
the Tombs prison In New York city,
and Dr. Charles r. Lane. a physician
of PGughkeepsie. who testified as 10
Thaws apparent nationality during
his confinement in prison and in the
Maf,eawan ssvlum
n< MCGUIRE was the only one al
the REALTORS Witnesses who qualified
as an expert All the medical wit
sses were sharply cross-sxamined
nv District Attorney Jerome. OF Neu
York who appeared TO oppose Thaw's
release.
During tho afternoon session
Thav's counsel rested their cas-.
witbou; having placed Thaw on the
sand or having pres n;ed their eS-
pcIt TESTIMONY.
1 #-l;N Or. Flint Ansinst Thaw.
District Attorney Jerome then pro-
, cccdeI with his case on the under
standing that ,sSe REALTORS counsel
WIRE holding their expert witnessc;
I for rebu,tal.
Mr.. Jeronc's one witness Of the
ass was DR.. Austin Flint. of Ne1
4 York. an expert on mental diseases
Dr. FLINT was On the Itand almost
continuously from the middle 81 the
4 ------------
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15
COLONEL JOHN S. MOSBY
UNDERGOES AN OPERATION
Famous Old Confederate Officer Taken
to the Garfield Hospital in Wash
in1ton for Treatment.
(Bv Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, d. c.. May IA
Colonel John s. Mosby. who was
taken to Garfield hospital yesterday
suffering from a serious ailment. was
operated on TODAY.
No definite information can be Sc,
cured from the hospital authorities
concerning the case. but they say the
operation was successful.
While Colonel Mosby is well adj
vanced in years. he has a wonderful,
ly strong constitution. and this may
be of considerable value TO him in
his present illness.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15
AAdy nas cglvssu,n Pledges
10 Support Everything h Sight.
lsouT loz;l uB|Tts ATTENDED

(By Associated Press)

RICHMOND. VA, May IA Re-
publican state convention In OppO
sii!on TO the regular state convention
held at ! gnchburg andecomposed NJ
ABOUT a dozen white men and tn
rest negroes, was held here today
There were about one hundred dele
gates present. The resolutions adopt
ed endorse President Roosevelt, Vice
President Fairbanks, Speaker Can
non. Senators FORAKER. Knox and La
Toilette. Governor Hughes ande Sec
rotary Taft and pledges support 10
whoever Is nominated at Chicago.
The remarkable thing about the
anti-I.ily White convention is that Il
gave nearly all It's honors TO white
men. Here is the list: Delegates
at-large-John r. Bost. Lynchburg:
]. s. Frayel. Rockingham: Otis II.
Ausseli. Richmond tall white,. Al.
terrates-G. p. Aston. Phoebus
twhite): J. N. Henson. Richmond
tcoioredD: J. r. Pollard, Richmond
,ccloreD: T. r. Hackman. Sfaun-
ton twhiteb. Electors -at-large-W
N. Lancaster. FarmvilIe: L. W. Nor
gan. Franklin. Cloth white).
But a single objection was made
to the platform which indorses all
the big Repsbiican leaders and prom
Uses support TO the national ticket.
and this came from an OFT -oftown
delegate who did not think the Pres
dent ought to be indorsed. He was
m rciiessiy overrun. The members
for the third district elected the fol-
Loving: Delegates-ieH Powell
lShiiei. y. W. Brown fcoloredb. NJ
'erEates-G. W. Bragg aud DR.. p. n
fboth colored).
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15
Me- Fr.eisnd DIES . Remington

RICHMOND. VA May t4.-Niss
Marsars; W. Fre5iaaa. 80 years old.
who was prominsat In the social en- =
tsTta'nmen,s at Washington ami Lee
University AM was greatly beloved
by the Lexington Students. died in
that place Yesterday. her death will
canse Sidespread sorrow. as she was
held iE high esteem by scores Of
young men who attended school ether
~ the Virginia Military Institute or
Washington and lee University. The
body VIII bc brought here and The
funeral win take place IN IIosiywooa
cemetery tomorrow moFuing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15
JULY OPTIONS JuaP 100 Prints
Young Broker Quietly Buys Up Con.
tracts on Largely oversoId Cot.
ton Market-says That the Situa-
ton cornercd itseK-6ears Said to
be in Complete Panic.
fly Associated Press)

NEW YORK, May i4!-fn the sen-
| sational rise In July cotton IN the
last few days, amounting to 1870
points. or $9.59 bale. 1t has be-
| come known that u new cotton king
has arisen in the financial world.
one whose operations has played ha-
voc with the bears in the pit, ana
assisted In cornering the July option.
J. l.. LivermOre's name was on the
lips OF everyone In the cotton mar
ket yesterday. as the price of July
shot up for q gain OF $3.50 a bale.
The price continued to mount, the
fear stricken men who had sold July
short contracts began to say that the
marker for July cotton was cornered.
and thaa a new Napoleon Of tho cot
ton market had arisen, and was ar
ready beginning to dictate terms.
Since April %. when July cotton
sold at $40 cents Q pound, the lows
est In FIVE years. Mt. Liyermore has
been steadily accommodating contracts
deliverable next July. Il Is now esti-
mated ahat he has made proat of
500, 900 In the yusS ~tWO steeks. = Nse
stands to make millions more, Il In
plans don't miacsrry. but he says
there II no prearranged deal. 20 IN.
as he knows. to corner July cotton.
Nevertheless the cotton trade was as
excited today rs II YVES In the
days of Sully ami the New Orleans
crowd headed by w. b. Brown. when
similar coups were attempted and
carried through successfully.
Ready Made Corner.
Mr.. Livermore makes his head
quarters with E. F. Hutton 4 Com.
pany Mt New Street and Exchange
Place. There he has a private Of
fee He is almost boyish in appear
ance, looking younger than his thir-
ty years. which he says he will reach
on his next birthday. His youthful
appearance Is accentuated by his al
most faxen hair. One forgets his
youth. however. when he discusses In
a ciear-cut and direct manner the
strength Of his position in the cotton
market.
Il am not creating corner In the
July cotton Market he said. The
market has simply cornefel itself
The enornsors advance In the Sase
few days has been the resslt Of bay :
ing by persons who had sold cottoap
but did not own any.
Il discovered the unreasonablsneos
of the cotton situation two OF three
weeks ago. when I saw that spge
cotton I'm the South was selling q
about SO higher than In the optioo
market in New York. ] then beg1n
TO accumulate July cotton. Others
did the same. The old situaetua
could not continue very long. ssa
now there Is q scramble from al
sorts Of interests. spot dealers asd !
others TO get July cotton. Q never
saw a market corner itself a. pref
lily as this July markes has dose. (.
Mr.. Livermore xdied that Mr..
Price was not assisting him In az
way. and that he was coa1scting rs
operations alone.
Wall street Grst began 10 talk :
,bout the new Napoleon lass yea.
Shen he was credited with Aavtng
made $2ooe.eoo IN the fan In sso<sx.
md another 3I.Oeel oes Ia the an n
,ot;on. He bought a steam yacht
asst fall and made trip 70 the wsR
ndies. He returned about . moasa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15
FAULT wAs VITA MAy, not MACHINE
Wilbur Wright Who Was the Navi.
gator Turned Wrong Crank and tie
Airship Was Dashed to the Ground,
But Man Who Was in Airsh!p Was
Not Badly injured.
tBy Associated Press)

| NORFOLK, VA, May li.-D!SaStel
to-day overlook the daring aeronau,s
| Wilbur and Orville Wright. who have
for two weeks made successful tlisht :
with their aeroplane AT Kill D,vil
Hill. N. G.. when. after the greatest
flight eves made with a similar ma
chine. the aeroplane was wrecked.
Wilbur Wright. the navigator. cs-
capped unhurt. except for . face
scratch but the machine was smash
ed and is now useless for further
tests.
The aeroplane had flown eight
mics in seven minutes and forty
seconds under perfect control, aud
the disaster was due TO an error on
the part of the navigator who di.
rected the course of the flying ma
chime downward too qiIckiy.
The plan OF operation was to eie-
vate the course. but instead of touch,
ing the right lever for this rise, the
opposite lever was used and the bird
like frame work darted downward,
striking the ground with terrific
force.
~ Made Tsrriae spsed.
The machine was wreckeaa behind
a sand hill two miles from its start
ing point. After leaving the house
where i. is kept. the aeroplana dart
ed through the air for "A mile and D
half along the beach, when 1t turner
westward for flight Of probably TWO
miles. From here a s. cOnd turn was
made directed toward the starting
point. and the homeward progress
was made unda IT terrific Roadway
until the accident occurred which
cost the inventors their machine. Al
lowing for the long curves and an
giles made by the flying apparatus.
the distance covered during this last
AMI fateful flight is about eight miles.
ami if the machine had returned to
its mOorings. ten miles course
would have been covered and the
worlds record for aeroplanes broken
many times over.
Disappointed. but undaunttd. the
Wright brothers began Immediately
after the wreck to pack mp their ef-
fects. including the remnants OF the
shattered prize, preparatory to its
shipment to their home in Dayton,
Ohio.
No More Tesss FOR the Present.
No more tests will be made on |
he bleak North Carolina coast for
the present by these world heaters ]
IN aeroplane work.
No: since the Wrights have been
II Xiii Devi! Hill has their machine
appeared so complete an Instrument
or aerial navigation as il did today
when II sailed its last flight.
Tnexperience on the part OF the
,perators in the manipulation Of the
,ew steering gear resulted in the
lis .stsr. This gearing had just been
perfected and installed and wilb'ir
Wright was evidently unfamiliar with
IS c~eration.
Earlier in the day short flight
vas mode with Orviiie Wright and
-urness. the machinist. in tbe seats
4 the machine. This covered course
u about one mile and half and
ras remarkable in the light of for
ner feais. only in the fact that its
ourse was n, all times on n curve.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15

BRISTOL. va May t<.-FSFe e.
s:royeI J. ". Thompsoa's ssvrry apl
feed stable here this morntng PSSe
horyes valued at Slse esch. perisnea.
The total loss. inciudtns csrsinUeo
and other vehicles, ~ $500 ~
insurance 10 S3.7se. TIE hlase seass-
ed a; tcuT O'Clock. re- osie5a u 60
known.
sstsIeshie Tess N cs~sm,sssoa-
WASHINGTON. n! G., My 1A-
The old sstfleship Tsxss - toge<
ordered .laeed u esUmIuop1 . -.
Norfolk navy ysst- - 49, -
he sent to tse Chsf9esasu .
Cor ds,y a. sea11ua ~
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,couiInsea on Page TvoJ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15

the DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper pub!Ishsd In
Newport News that receives the
full news report Of the Asso-
eiated Press.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-03-12
Pavement Bids
to be Received

The Board of Commissioners of the
Town of Hendersonyille will receive
bids for the laying of cement sidewalks
on Main Street and Anderson Avenue in
said town, a. per specification heretofore
published copy of which may be had
upon application to the secretary of the
Board. All bids must be in writing and
sealed and placed in the hands of the
Secretary of the Board not later than
the noon of the 1eth day of March, 1908.
A bond of 200 will be required for
the faithful performance of the contract.
Work to commence not later than April,
/, 1908, and TO be completed not later
than June I, 1908. Work to commence
ct point to be designated by the
Board and the contract to be carried
out and completed under the supervision
of the Board. The town will furnish
the necessary water.
The Board of Commissioners reserves,
the right toreject any and all bids.
MICHAEL ScHENcK
Mayor.
J.. f. BROOKS
Sec. Board Commissioners.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-03-12
HENDERSONVILLE
NEXT SUMMER
Will be in Good Shape to
Take Care of its Visitors.
Prospects for a Big Crowd

HendersonviIle will be in bet
ter shape, this season, than ever
before, to take care of its thous-
ands of visitors. AS a certain
business man said yesterday.
''With paved sidewalks, an
abundant water supply, better
electric light service, this town
will be in position to take care
of many thousands of visitors
this summer, to better advantage
than ever before in its history.
Last year we had many diff
ficulties to contend with. The
water service was bad, the lights
were poor. This year both these
serious defects will have been
remedied. The meters will con-
serve the water, and the Electric
Light Company have spent
thousands of dollars in improve
ments and will be in good shape
for all demands.
In addition to these improve
mentS, the cement walks will
be down, and this vast improve
ment will certainly be appreciat-
ed by the people who come here
for rest, recreation and relaxat-
ion, and will prove one of the
best advertisements for the town.
1t is a solid permanent improve
ment, the same as paved roads.
"Hendersonville will be all to
the good this summer. The
crowd will be here and we will
be in shape to take care of them,
and Hendersonville will be still
better known and advertised by
its many friends.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-03-12
Prizes Handed out
BY Last Court

Following are some Of the prizes
drawn at the last term of court:
/ Pink Brown, ARRAY, guilty, judgment
suspended payment of costs.
Fred and Tom Allen, trespass, guilty,
judgment suspended payment of costs.
Lit IAiken, retailing, judgment sus.
pended payment costs.
Dollie Lattemor. (col.) trespass, not
guilty.
Ed. Glover, JEFF Glover, Mitchell Sur
ret, assault and battery, guilty, judg-
ment suspeded payment costs.
Martha Williams, (col.) carrying con-
eealed ACKNOWLEDGEMENT suspended
payment costs.
Town OF Hendersonville VS.. y. p.
Israel, on appeal. Violation of town
ordinance. Not guilty.
Doc Justice, false pretense in horse
swapping, not guilty.
d. LYDIA, Reuben LYDIA, Arthur LYDIA,
assault and battery, not guilty.
Pink and Thos. Blackwell, disturbing
religious congregation. Thos. not gull
ty. Pink fined s16.eO and costs.
N. J. and Arthur Beddingfeld, forci-
I,Ia fVocvoeu not rt,IIAxy
g. W. Hart. larceny, defendant plead
ed nolle contendere, but drew months
on the gang.
Geo. Waters, larceny, months on
chaingang.
D. F. Guice, assault and battery, judg-
ment suspended payment of costs.
ThOs. Green, larceny, IL months on
chaingang.
Eek Hollback, assault and battery.
Sentenced to criminal department hos
pital for insane at Raleigh.
v. P. Waters, months on gang.
Jennie Hardin, resisting officer. 60
days in Jail. Assault and battery, guilty
of assault, Judgment suspended payment
of costs. Retailing liquor, not guilty.
Will Dalton, larceny, in Jail twelve
months, to be hired out.
Pat Steward, larceny, county Jail 10
months, to be hired out.
B. Gregory, retailing liquor, mistrial.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-03-12
All!

Viewing with ecstatic admiration the
movable pictures Of the centuries, we
see Father Time, in his angular stateli-
ness, sliding down the baniSter OF the
ages.
We can imagine the delicate oders Of
choice flowers, the sweet perfumes of in
cense and rare spices and, an we reach
the end of the rainbow the perfect work
is beautifully exemplified in those ex-
elusive lines of Fancy Front Doors that
have made Rigby, Morrow & Co. syn
onym of taste, character and perfection
in work. And to come down to straight
English tall, the prices are unapproach-
able on the doors and on all builders
supplies. We have the stuff, and we're
going to sell it. Look for the big sign,
It shows where.to save money on all
builders supplies.
RIGBY, MORROW & co.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-03-12
Mrs. G. 5, Fullriehl vent to Asheville

Mrs. G. 8, Fullrieht went to Asheville
Tuesday.
B. George Barber, of Asheyille, was
in town Sunday.
Mrs. Chas, Nuchols has gone to Char
lOtte for few days. visit.
Wednesday evening p. m. Service
and lecture on the Church at ST. James
church. All invited.
Mr.. s. II. Friedman left on Wednes-
day for Ashevllle, to take in the "Clans-
man."
Tho child of Mr.. and Mrs. Fillmore
Arledge died last Wednesday, at the
age of three years.
Lewis Potts has now bloomed into
young manhood. He is wearing his first
long p-ah-trousers.
G. M. Glazener is expected home from
Baltimore this week, where he has been
attending the "National Prosperity
Convention"
r. D. Carter, came home firm Canton
Sunday and spent couple of days here.
Mr.. Carter says Canton is the busy
place.
Rev. R. B. Grinnan will preach each
night, next week, at 7:SO, at the Pres
bYterian church. Everyone is cordially
invited to attend these serveses.
DIR. Rowe. of Gastonia, has been APP
pointed presiding elder of the Ashe-
vile district, in place of DR.. Crawford,
deceased, The appointment was made
by Bishop Galloway this week.
Mr.. John T. Wilkins, of Calhoun
Co, Wholesale Grocers, has
rented the Gullick house on South
Main street, and with his family will
occupy it about the 10Th of this month.
Mrs. W. H. Gambler is recovering rap
idly from recent operation for appen-
dicitis. The operation was performed
by DIR. Drafts, assisted by DIR. G. z.
of Dillsboro, DIR. Colby, of
Dillsboro, and DR.. Waldrop.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-03-12

Fred Edney of Fiat Rock visited
Fruitland last week.
Mrs. ]. n. Byers died at her home
last Thursday march 5th, age sixty odd
years;shO was buried ut the Byers fami-
" grave yard near Mt. Morriah; her
funeral was conducted by Rev. Moore { {
HendersonVille.
Rev. Hyder will preach at Edneyville,
next Sunday at O'Clock p. m.
r. M. Pryor has gone to Ashe'iiIe ON
business.
Mr.. Lee Ander Green died at his home
Wednesday March 4Lh 1908. Age "a
years, he was tburied at st. Paul, his
funeral was conducted by Rev. George
Wharton of Fruitland.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. stroup spent the
day last Sunday at Bill Nices.
Olive.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-03-12
Hints to Farmers.

For SAN JOSE Secure a
sharp AZ, carefully cut the tree down
and burn it in a seven acre lot. The
scale will no longer infest that tree.
DEEP PLowMG-Hitch two gentle
mules to subsotl plow. Then hire .
man to do the plowing while you sit IN
a log and figure out Bill Miller's chances
of election to the senate.
CORN PLANTING.-Prepare the
ground carefully aud dig the holes to
contain the corn not more than seven
feet apart. AS this is q campaign year,
and corn is said to be good for mankind
and the republican party, and John
Grants running for Congress, We advise
planting plenty of corn.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-03-12
Hospital Association

The ladies of the Hospital Associa.
tion will give a"social Tea" next Tues.
day, from to 10, at the home of Mrs.
Chas Whitaker. Dainty refreshments
will be served and musical program
of exceptional interest win be offered.
A silver Offering will be taken for the
benefit of the hospital.
The men are wanted at this gather.
ing. The inspiration of their presence
is required. They viii be given q most
excellent good time and depend upon
it the ladies will see TO it that you are
not lonely while there. They look
for you, they expect you, and are You
going to disappoint them? Music, re-
freshments, and a good time socially.
What greater inducements can they of
fer you to come?
At Mrs. Whitakers, next Tuesday
ANYTIME from to 10 o'clock.