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New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
PINEAPPLE PIE.
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Much of the popularity extended 70 the house.
coats made on such plan this one is due to
the ease with which they can be made and TO the
comfort that they provide. In the illustration
eiderdown flannel is the material and the trim
ming is ribbon banding. but the various lighter
weight hanneIs are exceedingly beautiful this
year and equally appropriate, while cashmere ana
Henrietta cloth and fabrics OF similar weight are
preferred by many women
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20

courts has been as free from mistake. Humanity
is prone TO weakness and error, and our courts
are human, but fortunately for mankind we
find less error and weakness in the handling Of
restraining orders 'injunctiOns" in labor cases
than in any other department Of legal proce-
dure, and the most remarkable fact in all this
anti-injunction agitation is that thus far not
one single case has been shown where an limo
cent man has been harmed.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
THANKS FaoM czAR FERDINAND.

Bulgarians OF New York. who recently celebrated
the declaration of independence of their native
land. and who at that time sent a message OF
felicitation TO the Car Ferdinand, received
yesterday the following reply by cable from Stara-
Zagora:
New York Bulgarian Colony: Very much affected
by your kind telegram. Thanks heartily.
THE GEAR.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
Mr.. WOOD MADE UNDER SECRETARY

London, Oct 19.-Thomas McKinnon Wood, Lib
eral member of Parliament for Glasgow, has been
appointed Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs in
succession 10 Lord Fitzmeurice who has been
made Chancellor of the Duchy Of Lancaster. Mr..
Wood will be succeeded in the Board Of Edua-
tion by Charles P. Trevelyan. Liberal Member of
the House for Yorks
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
TO WELCOME THE STRANGER.

Hay. president. al their first meeting OF the sea-
son. held yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Astor
appointed a committee to extend hospitality To
Indiana girls who strangers in New York. All
the colleges and other Institutions OF learning will
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20

"a Oct. 19-The situation between Bull
= and Turkey showed further signs of i'm
..,-,s-t to-day. The Premier received Fehti
md Faik Bey. the delegates Of the Young
- who srrived here from Constantinople
..--ssv. They presented q memoir in favor,
.s.cs which later was adopted By COM
-. composed Of the representatives of the
--.ss Bulgarian parties. The memoir SAYS
=. ,,,h peoples desire 20 avert war. and de-
-,,s that the respective governments ap-
- delegates 10 negotiate q direct settlement
s,s understanding
-ss Turkish delegates were the guests of
..,r st a dinner given this evening by the
,..s,g bulgarian politicians. The idea of com
: ,a terms with Turkey is popular here. as
!. rs-sral belief is that Bulgaria would fare
,,sr on the financial side at the hands of an
h.s-nstonsl congress.
Frr new batteries OF machine guns were put
...ourb manouvres near Sofia to-day. The
Fursrisn parliament viii be oonvoked in regu-
r. session on October 2S.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
TscHAiKovsKY STILL I'M JAIL

St Petersburg, oct 1s.-Attempts made here and
in England to raise the $4,000 bail the release
OF Nicholas Tsehaikovsky have been fruitIess No
public subscription will be opened here.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
EEIl.LISIY;I;I15III!!N

Tea. Chocolate. Ice Cream Sets. etc All kinas %
Fancy Chnaware. Oriental Screens and Toys
Linens SILK Etnonos kOJIMA q IMAIEgAI
CO. Importers of Japanese Goods. III sixth Ave- aeAs
4ith St., Opp. Hlppodrome
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
dsEING BALKAN TERMS
rcrPI4 MEETS TURKEY.
r.Jro,ians Also Wish to Begin
Negotiations srith Porte.

=, oct 19.-The latest phase Of the
or a,e5culty points to the possibility of the
..-;cus issues being settled by direct nego-
50 hssore the proposed International con-
1t.e,s 1t'S. leaving TO the congress the work
fss -atifying and legalizing the arrange
- already made.
..-s1nation is obtained from Vienna Of the
..~spt that negotiations have been opened
ST. s. Turkey and Austria concerning Bosnia
!. herzegovina, with fair prospect of success
. '.-o,stsntinople dispatches are more hope
% o.. turkey ard Bulgaria Will reach an un-
-s,nr on the Oriental Railroad and Ru-
- .-ibute questions
=. pplga-fan Charge d'Affaires informed Sir
- f>r,v. the British Foreign Secretary, to-
.As, his government authorized him to give
~. - ,osi;ive assurances that Bulgaria would
I. .vsrv possible step &c avoid a war with
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20

FLEET TO REACH Annoy OCTOBER 80.
Annoy Oct. ia telegram received here from
Rear Admiral Sperry says that the ships will
rive at Annoy October 80 The programme OF
entertainment is being readjusted.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20

Three thousand sailors from the American
fleet have shore liberty daily. and it is remark
able that notwithstanding their long confine-
ment aboard ship, not single difficulty has
been reported; bearing out the statement OF
Admiral Sperry, made in one of his speeches
here. that the American sailor of to-day is the
result OF that development and education which
Japan is seeking In every department OF her
ratfonaI
New-York tribune., 1908-10-20
What are IniunCtiOns.

0zD nz-~s|s zz-s a-~z-- zsu-z.--
cent man has been harmed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-25
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.

Gnod house. four furnished rooms and cache. lat 2ax14O: Second avenue nnle &5oQ. Heeey X Dayison House. furnished rooms. clshe. cellar, water connection. etc. lot 5Ox14O. Third avenue; only S375 if sold by Aug. % Bovey & Davidson. Nc have houses and cabins. furnish cd and unfurnished, for rent ani sale Bovey & Davison. Mining claims to ltase and for sale Eovey X Davison.
 If you desire to make safe invest ment see what We have to offer. Bo- Vcy X Davison.
 We have number of business loca- tions on Front street for sale or rent. Bovey & Davison's Real Estate and
 Mining Exchange, g Steadman Ave. Phone Black 23 Notary Public, Employment Agency Collections, Auetioneer.
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CALLED
 HIM NAMES
SPEAKER HAD NOT THE NERVE TO STAND MUCH RlDl-
 GUILE.

When a boy at Frankfort. just start. tHe nut on hiz career af public speak ma. senator v,st rrEetraJcd the knobs of Franklin county Ky. Hr Was mak- ing a speech tu a small crowd which had gathered around thc stump on which hr stood The audience either sal cor laIlrd back on the ground while he spoke A he expressed il after ward, ne thought he was playing the old Harrt with the opposite side. when. at the height of what he considered a splendid flight of oratory. some long. lean. !auk. one-eallused shriu voiced fellow ra=" from T Iounging position about tHe middle af the group an6 said
 "f.o il. my peckerwood."
 Vests hair way very rcd. and he wore a blue suit. He was knocked clear of the stump and adjourned the meeting.
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SAY HE IS A
 H0RRID THING

woman to mould her own ideas and i beliefs into her evidence. and actually to believe she is telling the truth. The majority of women will tell a fragrant untruth in order to thrust home con yictnn of the dea they are trying to convey. They cannot conceive that those they love can possibly do a wrong. and they will go to any extent to fasten the guilt upon anybody else l believe that many a man has been convicted and condemned upon the false evidence of women who did not themselves realize that they were per- verting the truth
 Women believe that what they be- lieve is right. They always fall back upon an alleged. but false. intuitive faculty. which they claim enables them to see further than men and to divine the essence of things. which is beyond the power Of man.
 Good for One Thing Only.
 I acknowledge the worth of woman in her mlnlstrations beside the bed of suffering. and in those other oecupa- ? tions for which she is eminently fitted But she is of no particular moment in the march of progress. outside her fun . damental function Of maternity.
 advise all women to take husbands. which they probably will. if the chance be given them. but no man in his sens es should wed.
 am not attempting to antagonize woman. for whom I have the greatest respect. am speaking as a scientist to future scientists and in the interests of science. and because want my hearers to have some knowledge of that great mystery. woman. without becoming too intimately acquainted with her. A woman hampers rather than helps a man in his work.
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Granite Mining Candles are tn. best.
NOTICE OF MARsHAl's SALE.

NO lCE OF MARSHAL 5 SALE. United States of America. Second Di-
 vision, District of Alaska. sss
 Public notice i= hereby given. tha; by virtue of m order of sale dated August =. X. D. laaS. issued out of lhr District Court for tine Second bi- vision. District of Alaska. on judg- mouE rendered in said Court. on the iath day af June. A. p. 19oS. in favor of North American Transportation X Trading Company corporation. and against \. II. Moore. Cold Beach De vci"pmcut Company, corporation. and th" Miners 6 Merchants Bank of Alaska. a corporation. | will offer for sale. at public vcudur ta the highest and best bidder. for cash. on the 25th day of September A. B 1908. at 9 o'clock D. m nj the front door of thc court house, at Nome Alaska. all of the right. title and interest of the de- fendants In and to the following de- scribed real estate. to-wit:
 That certain real property in ,h, town of Nome. district of Alaska known and designated as lots sixteen
 1G), seventeen CID. eighteen GS). and nineteen a9). in block sixty-six eco lots twcnty-six t2GD and twenty-sever
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AERONAUT SAYS THERE
 ARE DIFFENENT DANGERS

F W. Baldwin the noted arrouaut. paused h Hiz experiments al Ham maad-raft. \. Y. to say to reporter
 Advise the general public To gs iu fnf atias \ goea airzhip can easily hs made for s15. af course fl has no matar tt.s glider yaa take mn from hilltop and sa gliding down the aIr When al tae peaFIe af- cxreu- ueHting with these simple and cheap sliders Then real progress In flying NH br made"
 "But fhr dangrre' said the reporter.
 "There.z ne danger" said tb. aero naut. "You learn from loW hultops. EaH don't attempt tEe heights until you have mastered aerial balancing NJ.
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keeper and then marry them as his ,m- EEase Thgy -aU t.s situation Iu the same ssbt aud made arrangements for their tr1usSsaus. for which BisSuxer advanced them considerable money.
 Now EtssHe,r has disappeared How mary Warc women h, promised tl mar ry Ha aur kHuU- Se Cr four have complained H--iursr s5tJ he was uus. # ths victims uf the S1n Francisco aHa claiming to have been in Europe
 H b#=##e-= ahrH tho dfz1stgf took ra.r AT fnr member af his famHe. .Se.rr daughter 70 wears uiH. rer- #h.d. Ha declared It. toi th, tory =H.H ra,f#'tis manner that h. gain #f tho EuH4fhE at IH# hearers
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WINS AND DESERTS
 FOUR WOMEN IN WEEK

and shaWed them In relays tHr Interior ag tHe s,azeHgead mansion ou Walnut aH whicH he told them he owned. Real estate men had let hTm have Che ssy ta the mansion when he reprr- .nt,1 e. them he wished to purchase
 EissHe,r iu order Go win tho con j#.uc.s "f the eumsu be promised ta HarrE, permitted them to suggest tHe manner iu which thoy desired the house furnished In this way he isaued mia he laeH rar,s af jbe vameu and at He l-saHaiilal mawaHt Ffar--gi fr HaHI.
 tfa rard agl af tHg Tour Chat h. drl #at want = install fH.m aa hau#T=
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MIR. ROCKEFELLER
 ON PERSISTENCE

"Steer Hel sat waH vare HsH aH8 rui as f,f4 | raIas d4s- taa-a arc tha fal.s fa EHal # HH# 2IHfz ta H..a#e all expert =aIfsH=
 THe speaker aa# Ju D. Ea,Es- felIcr De m4aa 5 f#r a.se and r-- SumtI
 And ta beeaHa Haad reporter ya8 must he Eaza IstsHt Huf daaa head tu taH yeH tWH. yeaHs mau Mn persistence au#EHms 1u D. aaeaap- Il=H.H < P.daIer eHtrrei a HH=He== mans aaliee the ether day
 .I am introducing he began. 'a rat- eut electric hair brush
 What dc | want aith a hair brush a' Eruwtsd The business man "CaHH
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there's mol nearly the danger in feinr that thcrr is in uutomobuiur ar in marrying loo young a bride."
 Mir. Baldwin smiled
 How dangerous 1t is.s said he. "tu choose too youHg a bride pa so. and either yaur children kH you. or YOU rush heartbroken into the divorce eaur. h year. Nevertheless. these unequal marriages are eH the increase.
 "The other day I met an aged mi- iionairc whom hadn't seen for years. He had two ladies with him. Intro duciug them. he said.
 "'Mr. Baldwin. my wife and mv daughter. The younger one is my wife"
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##a -s# I'm Ha'=
 faHH arz reHHalz
 f.ata. l.sz. z.sN sHt W#sn hes 4re-ae HH=
 " sz sir lat sau may nave at home T Hu rhiI
 We have. Ir.= one month old and fatta bald
 aof course. at that age" said the HaddIeE "Euts ho persisted eHavHtz aau keep a 4ega=
 =Ne 3s.s said ihr huzmss man. ~ arless ChIHasa dog
 The HeaIl=f dfsed nta auatheH Io=f== =f. and said
 "Allaw me tp show yau The latest thfns H fly farer
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C Me Felix

12O in block fifty f5O). lots one CD. Two t2) and three t3) in block thirty two t32). and lots seventeen CID and eighteen dD in block forty-ninc C49). together with all Improvements there on. as shown by the official plat and survey of the townsite of Nome as approved by Porter J. Coston. town site trustee of the town of Nome. Dated Nome Alaska. August q. 1908
 T. C. POWELL
 ', <. Marshal Aug. 25. Sept. i-S-15-22.
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DISTRICT COURT
 DAILY MINUTES

aIaH#HE taE 4f. 1aas
 F.. following rHta8 Hquar Heansa ssE. granted T.. tHa eaaft
 James -AIa=Ht-aH K#tae. St Nfch- 1rz Hreeia,tz Albert f.reUsaa. fserIs o#fs. IHsa.A1= precinct Hf- J Turner fHfH.H >tHtHaH. Simon precinct
 tsrtstru .rlt v Murray gI aIZCas. -st for ltIli sept $. l4a,. subject t motion far continuance.
 Patterson Fa Universal Mining ca on mafla1 af F NJ Reed defendant a4s granted leave 70 flr motion fu continuance sH next Samriat
 M h e. m court alIaaHa.d Hna THssd4az AHs a1z Ia9s ai te=a. u=
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-25

T. J. Nestor has bought the entire stock of liquors, beers and cigars ol the Northwestern Commercial Co. and win place most of these goods on the market at outside cost. The goods will all be placed in one warehouse. and we ask our friends to call and look them over. We will guarantee to sell as cheap as you can buy on the out t- side.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-25

The -tufe and it= contents wara Be- tfaya1. tAstnt4 hss he#e estimated II aNae. X month ago d similar aHa m m. -flre was gNtiHeal-heI through z#e Heai.r=zz af Grant. WHu on tuas alA-taa eHsauized aH iHrHamrtH buck= brigade HHd eHt -Ht tH- Hamr= ta- .ar. saay eaalB get h,adv1r
 The policeman INsH across fine strsef fe" tHr =tHfr. Last uiEHr hr#HNsH- and -aa from his window f#lt dar-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-25
POLICEMAN RESCUES
 FOUR FROM BLAZE

SNN FRANCISCO - Four person. were raussd from taslr sIaer and #ar- ned ss -af.tt los raHa.m4# T-H eunt at [ n.eH-ea e--f-fHfy morning #HeH tHrH 'E## wEfe EHdlH.Hf.d Us a ars which Hrses e#t .sza h,fsa tHeu 'H Stevens Hrafhsr= eHae.s Hzze EartN.s,Nenth as.HH# T4u af tHHes saved HE Grant A.EG zHlarHu a1d 44a Was a woman.
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SAN FRANCISCO MAN OFFERS HIS HEART AND MANSION NOT
 HIS OWN.

CINCINNATI Wit in HHF Wgrk Frank H-=iHzeH vHe claims u he a member uf fhr Hrw ar Ii--uEsr X Ca. eff san FEausiaea. Hee4rr sHE4eed ta f7ur different sEam.H. and promised la install tHHm .. mIstrss-.a uf mau- sion Hat his own.
 Eis-iHrsr hreamr acquainted a4th thr Nam.H eb,a.EH.v answered EIs #a- yettis.meal l.H a #aH-rer.rer it. las, ua tiHa lu sal4e.HE t=-Ir- =sfsl leaH
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s.raus hre had hfal-H art inside tb stHre and Chat tt threatened fb. Hvrs af the ir-rrr7 Hr stairs Without Nlifz .Ha f' aFas- #tw--ff completely he hur. Haaal ta aarH them and bring tHem uai safely The drsmru have heea ua- 1ais 10 ascertain fho origin af the fire bat Hu 1rcaunt af The seeIsuz blaze tH5-iaFa # H#= zfffteH hr ar EHeaus diary
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-25
oR. TAYLOR SAYS WOMEN ARE FREAK OF NATURE AND
 UGLY.

Dr. William H Taylor, state coroner of Virginia. has brought down upon his heta the wrath of women. In a lcrur" or woman. delivered to the students of tae Medical college of Vir- sinia. he hold her up as an object to ba avoided Ly man. Dr. aYlor is old, experienced, and a bachelor. He says he would not have talked this way 50 years ago. and he thinks it probable that if any woman had captured him she would have moulded his ideas along more conventional lines. As it is, he congratulates himself upon being able tp hook upon women from cold, un- prejudiced and purely scientific stand point Here are a few excerpts from his analysis of woman:
 Woman is a freak of nature. The general theory that she is beautiful is an error. as from a purely scientific standpoint she is actually hideous The female form Is built upon lines not compatible with standards of scientific beauty.
 To Blind Mems Eyes.
 Realizing her physical defects. wo- man has adopted a system of dress which not only conceals her deformity but is calculated to blind the eyes of man to her imperfections. The form of man is more scientifically perfect than the form of woman.
 The inferioritv of woman Is not merely physical; it includes her men, tai and moral nature. This precludes the idea of any lasting success in her efforts to enter the commercial arena as the competitor of man. She F. equipped with a certain quickness oi perception. but she cannot rise to tho heights upon which real and lasting success rests. The creation of wo- man in the first place was a joke on hel and the humor of the situation has beer intensified by her ambition to become the equal of the creature yho was made fin the image and likeness of God, and was destined from the genesis of things to be the dominant factor in the prog. ress of the world.
 Does Not Tell Truth.
 Woman has no conception 0f thu moral obligation to tell the truth. Ir my position as coroner I have had the opportunity to study the tendency ol
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-25

Miss l.. F. Thomas has opened Q typewriting and stenographle exchange on Second street opposite the Masonic Temple
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-25

Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Drafi Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-25

MADAM GOODRICH = The Famous Cardreader, win be here only one week longer. Staples building. room |. hours from 10 a. m. to 10 D. m.
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F. WOODLAND WANTED.

F. Woodland. who is believed to bc iu Nome, Is inquired for by his mother
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-25

Rooms from s15 up at The Lawrence Also housekeeping rooms.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-25

The City Bath House is now opsu for husiness. Nj. o. solbers. proprietor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-25
Nuggets Special Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 24 - Chief Postal Inspector MeMHlau addressing the Presidential Po-tma.ter-' As~oci4- ton. states that $ rcr cent of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-25

Imported cOburser craft beer on tap at Board Of Trade.
 Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-25
DEPOSITS IN
 SAVINGS BANKS

money which Is now being bearded b. fire people will pohr nto the Postal savings Bank just as soon az the conditions have attained their propsr -tate
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-25

F. Braten, upholsterer. 4th and Steadman ave. Work at your own house.
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Granite Mining Candles are the best Go 10 the North Pole

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The oniy coffee house in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-25
Does Not Tell Truth.

Woman has no conception of the moral obligation to tell the truth In my position as coroner I have had the opportunity to study the tendency of
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-07-30
News Of Town
From The Daily Hustler.
Saturday.
Saturday.

Monday is the time to buy a
desirable lot at Claude Browns
land sale. "
If you ever build in Hender-
sonville attend Claude Browns
sale, and buy a good lot.
H. M. Flynn and McMurry
have put up a canning factory
over in Marshalltown.
Miss Emma Honey CUT of
Greenville, S. C. is stopping with
Mrs. T. B. Graham.
w. r. Whitson, esq., was here
from Asheville this forenoon to
attend sale of the P. A. Cum
mings lands. Y
= Miss Hattie Rogers and P. B.
Watson, of Ward, S. C. are reg
istered at the Gates for a few
days.
Nh. Valmore Lebey, and sister,
Miss Beulah, of Savannah, Ga. are
stopping with Mrs. Soloman on
Main street.
G. M. Yates, Augusta, Ca,
M. A. and E. M. Tallien, New
Orleans La, are at the Mountain
City Inn.
Nh. Claude Allison who is work
ing in the Hustler Office, visited
his home at Marshall, N. c., last
Sunday.
Claude Brown returned to the
city last night, after attending
the burial of his sister, Mrs.
Brazington, at Wadesboro, NC.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn Gibbs have
the sympathy of the people in
the death of their thfee-year-
old child, who died yesterday af-
ternOon. .'
The Lyric Theater is still
drawing the crowds and M. E.
Holtzclaw receives all with a
smile. The attraction tonight
will be especially pleasing.
A complete list of guests at all
the hotels and boarding houses
would be appreciated by this
newspaper. Will the proprletors
please hand them in?
J. H. Randolph, mine host of
Randolph Hotel, [ andrum, s. c.,
and F. N. c. Adams, Adams
burg. S. c., were at the Mountain
City Inn today.
Mrs. Haynes, Miss Alice Doug
las, Mrs. Small and<Miss Matte
Small, of Lake City, Fla, stopp-
ed at Mt. City Inn yesterday and
went out to Sugar Loaf this af-
ternoon for a few weeks rest.
Sheriff Freeman is not a can
didate for reelection. He says
he has been sufficiently amused
during his brief term of service
in that capacity. This is a re-
markable decision to have been
reached by a republican Office
holder in Henderson county
The large rattle snake that
Police Reese brought in town
this morning has been placed in
the Rose Pharmacy. Police
Reese held the snake and Frank
Edwards acted dentistin extract
ing his two fangs.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. A. Dusenbury,
Miss Grace Haselden and Uric
S. Harper, Of Goddville, S. c.,
are occupying the house that
Jack built" They will spend a
few more weeks here before de-
parting for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. M. Jones. of
Kinston, who are guests at Mrs.
Stradley's boarding house, seem
delighted with Hendersonville.
Mr.. Jones is a successful tobacco
dealer, a prominent Pythian and
an all-rOund good fellow.
The latest fad in Henderson
vile is to have your hair clipped
to the skin, and be a baseball
fan. Several young, men have
taken up with the style, and
more are being added to the list
every day.
Notice has been served upon
the city authorities that the re-
cent bond election will be con-
tested, but no complaint is yet
hled and the contentious of the
contestants are unknown. A
pity, this fight against such
marked improvement must con-
tinue.
Mrs. ,Josenhina Miller pondon