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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-03-19

The Portland Commercial club that Professor r. s. Ta
Cornell University author of geography generally used
schools throughout the United revising the book and is
special the development Oregon and Washington
The Portland club claims have furnished Professor Tarr very
pete data Oregon together with number of thoroughly presen
atve pictures Professor Tarr still asking for photographs of
cfc eucs furnished
photographs of Eagle Cap he highest mountain in Oregon
the lakes glaciers the Waowa
the most beautiful scenery Oregon 1t safe that
Portland does might be good plan
photographs direct to Professor Tarr.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-03-19
LAND NOTICES.

Land notices must be pub
lished In the newspaper near
est TO the land. Where there
are two papers equally near,
the applicant may designate
the paper. Readers Of the
News Record, when filing on
timber land o. making final
proof on homesteads, are re-
quested to expressly designate
this paper II they desire the
notice to be published in II,
The News Record is an auth
orized paper for the publica-
tion Of land notices.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-03-19

Frost out of the blowing progress in many parts
Waowa county No wondering season will he favor
ab Seasons always favorable Waowa there are no lean
years though fatter than Others
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-03-19

Opponents OF Statement No are meeting with no
Eastern Oregon, but few mossbacks the William.
M valley doubt they have intelligence enough know who thew
want for United States
The daily tribune., 1908-10-21
DEMOCRATIC MEETING
At HOWARD LAST NIGHT

Last night Democratic rally was
held in the W. o. W. hall at How
ard The building was filed to over
flowing; the whole country side turn.
ed out to meet and to hear the candi-
dates for Office. 1t Was the best
meeting that has been held in that
part of the county for many years
The enthusiasm manifested there in.
dicates that there is no question but
that the vast majority Of the voters
in the west end of the county will
cast Democratic ballots this fall.
There were present Messrs Esser,
Nix, Moore. Sutorius, Burk lart, Dur
fee, Alfred. Bell. Schweigert and
Jennings. Addresses were made by
Judge Schweigert. DR.. Allan Bell.
oseph Burkbart and George Nix.
The meeting was interspersed by sing
ing and instrumental music. and a
genuine. enthusiastic, all round Demo.
cratic good time was enjoyed.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-21
GOES AFTER BODY.

Coroner Lloyd Thompson and W. o.
Burrs ides Of Cripple Greek left last
evening on II fiffy mile drive to Hart.
zell to take charge OF the remains OF
Fred Walker. who committed sui
eide at that point yesterday morn.
Ing. Walker, pioneer mining man
OF the District, went to Hnrtzell
four davs ago to take baths at the
hot springs.
In his delirium Walker on Monday
morning smashed u hotel window and
before he could be restrained throw
himself In front Of n Midland eng nc
and WAS ground to death instantly.
The body will be taken TO Cripple
Greek for interment.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-21
MASONIC SERVICE.

The funeral Of Don Champion, who
died last Sunday night, will be held
this afternoon from the residence,
l4o4 Main street, Canon City. Rev.
F. II. Hollenbeck, pastor OF the
Methodist church, will oificiate. A
Masonic service will be conducted at
Lakeside cemetery. ..Crampton was
so years Of age aud had been one OF
the prominent citizens of this county
for twenty five years. He served As
Dmocratic county commissioner for
two terms. At the time OF his death
he WAS the owner Of u large cattle
ranch In this cou,ty and another In
Park county. He Is survived by
widow.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-21
NarrolU Escape
From Sufocation

Warren Allen, while digging q hole
Tor the purpose of connecting the
sewer in an alley at the rear Of
Mrs. McConnell's residence ON Third
street. for time faced death by
suffooatiop.
1t was about half past five O'Clock
last evening. when he was preparing
to leave the place-whioh was hole
about eight feet deep when. without
warning. the sides caved in burying
him to the arm pits in the loose san.l
and soil. his head and shoulders re-
manning uncovered. His cries for
held attracted the attention of Mrs.
Mcconnell, who summoned aid and
he WAS speedily dug out. Had he
fallen when the dirt caved in, with
ont doubt he would have smothered
to death ere help could have arrived.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-21
OPEN OFFICE IN DENVER.

Recognizing Colorado's premiership
in the matter Of coal producing
capabilities. the United States geolo-
gical survey has established in Den.
yer an Office for the purpose Of inves-
tigatipg fully resources along this
line.
Several states are tributary to the
Denver office, which 10 located at 4a5
Commonwealth building, with Q. A.
Fisher of Washington. d. c.. in
charge. Assistants have been sp-
pointed for the various coal fields of
the state and adjoining states as fol-
lows: Trinidad, DR. II. B. Richard
son and Charles II. Gardner; Ration,
N. M. ;, w. T. Lee; Fremont county
coal field and the Florence oil field.
@. W. Washburn; Colorado Springs,
NJ. r. Goldman; Boulder and north.
ern Colorado. W. M Martin. and
Routt county, which has been found
to contain more coal than other sec.
tions Of Colorado. Hoyt s. Gale.
The coal lands Of the various sec.
tions arc being valued by these ex.
perts, and statistics are being prepar.
ed pertaining to the amount and quail.
ity of the coal which they contain.
A preliminary report Will be made
to the geological survey st Washing
ton late In the winter.
One purpose Of the present investi.
CATION In to ascertain the total amount
Of coal IN the United States In line
with the present movement for the
conservation Of national resources.
Montana has been found by the work
already accomplished to have more
coal than any other state IL the
country and IL Is the only state in
the West ahead Of Colorado.
The Denver Office Of the United
States geological survey was first
established thirty years ago. but
has Just been resuscitAted.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-21
WILL MAKE CALL.

City Treasurer 7. M. Howells in.
forms The Tribune this morning that
lie will make call for CITY warrants
on the general fond next week to the
amount Of about $500. This cali
shows tho city to be In prosperous
condition. Notwithstanding the heavy
expense oocasionsd BY the floods OF
last summer.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-21

Ing could be paraphrased to NEE. up
to date requirements.
Now comes another proclnmA tion
from DR.. Hugh L. Taylor, who shouts
forth warning against that most
joyful OF all joys, carrying pennies.
nickels and dimes In the mouth.
DIRTY pennies average twenty six
living bacteria each. ;" ssys the doc.
tor. Dimes average forty-s living
bacteria.
Babies put pennies in their
mouths and they catch diphtheriA
and their mothers wonder. Young
girls place their hAudkerchief- In
pockotbook with money and they
bnve, from some unknown cause.
scarlet fever.
Moderately clean bills have 2,a50
living bacteria on each, and dirty
bills about 73, 900 bacteria. I"
hut with all this information 20
derogatory to money. II Is extremely
doubtful that DR.. Hugh L. Taylor
will succeed In making II one Bit les
popular with the great common pso.
pie.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-21
PROSPEROUS YEAR.

A letter received this morning from
Clyde Porter, son Of Ira Porter Of
Hardscrabble. who is now located ut
RidRwAy states that he has had n
prosperous year on his ranch and this
years harvest has been = rich one.
He also adds In tha letter that dur.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-21
A Double Team

of horses wouldn't drag you away
from the fire during the cold nights
coming. How about the coal?
Better let us send you a load or SO
to make sure of having enough
Don't figure too closely. Better
pay us for coal than the doctor for
medicine. Besides the coal will
not spoil. It'll keep if you don't
use it.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-21
CAUSE DISEASE.

"Oh. what tangled web We weave
when we nrst begin TO pay attention
TO bacterial" Ia the way 40 old say.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-21

Ing the deer season he succeeded In
bringing home one Hne buck and
two bear.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-01-16

Member Board Agriculture of n. G.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-01-16

"MisS Nan Summers and M. s.
Justus we're married ct Horace, ON
Christmas day. Squire w. B.
Lamb performed the ceremony"
Hustler, Jan. 2.
Wrong-all wrong-svOry word
of it. Miss Nan Summers, a pop
ular young lady, married MI. w.
B. Lamb, who has hosts of friends.
M. 8. Justus performed the cere-
mony. The happy couple have
the best wishes Of all, including
The Hustler, even if it did make
.uch o silly mistake.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-01-16

residence, hangsome property, large
lot. corner Church aAd Academy streets.
il Fine home, large ten-room resi-
dSnce, splendid outbuildings, all new.
2O4 acres. Owner anxious to sell, to
change bushes.
ia 9-room new pebble dash building
on Baxter Street, well plumbed, and
severed, hot and cold water. Price rea-
sOnable, terms easy.
is Brick store h0uso on Main
Street in front Of Court House. Nine
rooms in second story. Reasonable
price, and easy terms.
XII The Oakley Florida Home.
This 10 q splendid successful boarding
house, 10 bed rooms, in beautiful grove.
Fine elevation, in splendid location.
Price reasonable, terms easy.
KS. IL room frame house, on cor
ner College st. and Pine st. Good To-
cation, new house, lot sox14o. well
plumbed, hot and cold water, electric
lights. A bargain.
K-s.11 rOom.2 story, new, pebble dash
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-01-16

house on College st. All modern i'm
provements. Good locality, close in.
Can be had on your terms.
MI. Two story Q room frame house
well plumbed, hot and cold water, cleo
trio ligh.s, lot sox15o, corner King and
Academy Sts., in centre of town, one
block from postof1ce.
NJ. Lot 6oxI5o on Washington
ct, two 8 room cottages. Can buy one
or both. Can buy on instaLment plan.
Ms. Two acre lot on State ST. " est
Hendersonville, three houses, two with
two rooms each and one with three
rooms. Can buy all or part. Can be
bought on instAilment plan.
RI. Fine farm, 81 acres. Good
hoase, tenant house, barn, outbuildings
Fine springs, one half in cultivation,
balance in timber, 3 miles from town.
81. Twelve business lots on Main
Ut. between Broad Sc. and Park Ave.
Part Of Erwin block. Price reasonable
terms easy.
S-2. Is lots on Broad and Academy
St, west Of town, on street car line.
Ntce young growth, fine view. Fair
price, easy terms,
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-01-16
Sears, Roebuck
Are Indicted

Those HendersonVille folks who
believe in patronizing mail order
houses to the exclusion of their
home merchants are cordially in
vitsd to read and carefully consid-
or the following from The London
Mirror, Leesburg, Va;
"For the benefit of those who
think it > duty to purchase from
the large mail order houses, in-
stead of from their home mer-
chants, we will state that Sears,
Rosbuck 4 Co., of Chicago, one
Of the largest mail order concerns
in the country, were indicted last
week on four separate charges for
selling goods that were falsely
represented. Give your home
merchant . chance before you buy
. pig in the bag, and you will find
no can Ill your wants in q short
time, even if what you want is not
in his stock"
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-01-16

S-3. One 9 room 2 Ia story house,
in centre of town. lot 75x15o. small
stable. hot and cold water. This pro-
perty must sell. See it and buy. Low
price, easy terms. 3 bath rooms.
81. A acres land, M n. Anders
place, near reservoir. Fine view, splen-
mid drive, very fine for fruits, in So
called thermal belt, in sight of town.
vi. 4~residence lots in the Ander-
son division, west CT Main Street, oppo-
site wheeler Hotel, being Lots No. "A
l5-4I and 60. Low price, easy terms.
Va. % acres on Mt. Hebron road
near reservoir. Set in Orchard, fancy
property. all in sight of Henderson
vile. One of the finest views In the
mountains. Owners hit by the panic.
Anxious to sell. In the frostlesS belt.
WI. E. L. white lots on Broad and
Academy Streets, on car line. Fair
price, easy terms. Fine lots.
We have other property listed but as
we do not regard prices as at the low
water mark, we have not mixed them
up with the above numbers.
Bring this list back next january,
1903, and If the largest part of the prop
erty herein listed has not enhanced in
value % per cent, throw it up TO US.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-01-16

in centre Of town, fronting On College
and washington Streets.
Els Beautiful lot, o. Z $50 feet, cor
ner Broad Street and Glenn Avenue;
we'll located, dne view; on car line.
-E-6 Fine lot ON Anderson Avenue,
South frontage. 50 Z 80 feet, near
PrOsbylerian Church.
E-7 Four acre lot on Crab Greek
Street, superb view, nice young growth
Of trees.
E-e Two acre lot on willow Road,
adjoining B. r. Brown and N. N. And
era. A bargain.
H-1 Two lots, corner Broad Street
and Fleming Avenue, each 80 Z $50 #.
H. Two lOts fronting Fleming
Avenue, so x 100 feet.
H-S Two lots fronting Academy
Street, 20 Z ITO feet.
HA Two lots. south front on Broad
Street, Is Z $50; one lOt fronting Glenn
Avenue rs feet frOnt.
H@ Two lots corner willow and
Church Streets, 80 $50; nne - room
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-01-16
From Our Friends

w, A. Mason, city, R. 8. 81
like your paper all o. k, but don't
like your bookkeeper."
W. G. Morton, Crescent City,
Fla. "Let the Hustler come on.
Il is good reading and l find lots
of pleasure in its weekly visits"
A. s. Edney, city, R.2. "Feel
we cannot do without the HuDt-
ler."
John W. Grimes, city. 81 am
inclined to be real proud of the
Hustler. Don't miss me 40 You
have been doing a little of late"
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-01-16

our bonds, borrow your money, loan your money,
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-01-16


Al A fine ante-bellnm homestead
mt Flas Rock. Large house. in good re-
pair. beautiful situation largo area.
B-l Fine residence lot on corner Of
Main and Willow Streets. Is by $50 IT.
B-2 Lot on Church Street, between
Willow and Brook Streets, 30 by $50 f.
B-s 20 acres of the FInlay land, :
miles west Of Hendersonville. To be
sold in small lots, low price, easy terms.
B- 163acres at Long Bridge, East
Of Greek, good truck farm. Look NJ II
and make uS an offer. You can get it at
n bargain.
BIS Finest unimproved lot on Broad
Street. Southern front, 70 by $50 feet
adjoining HaIlman new building. Part
Of Summit Hill. If you want a fancy
lot, this 10 it.
Be Six new handsome 6.roon cot
taRes. we'll plumbed. Hot and cold
water. New range, sewer connection.
In centre Of town. Good location. Can
buy on small mouthlyOr annual INSTALL
ments. Fine chance to get q nice home
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-01-16
With little more than rent.

Win llbGLo more Lnan rent.
BIZ 4 room. new cottage, on Church
st. Al modern COnveniences, etc.,
monthly installments. A bargain.
l. Fine farm ia acres. i mile OF
town. Il room house. Good out build
ingS. Can be bought 40 q whole or In
part. Easy terms.
Ell Handsome pebble dash resi-
dence or Broad & Spring st., large lot,
SroomD, hardwood finish; elegant home
with all modern convenience. price
reasonable, terms !easy.
E-1 room pebble dash on Wash
ingtOn Street, well finished, plumbed,
severed, hot and cold water, range In.
cluded. Lot 80 by 100 feet, well located.
Els Large, well constructed pebble
dash, ID room house, thoroughly plumb
cd and severed, hot and cold water.
with or without furniture. Lot 100 K
80 feet, corner Washington and Aspen
streets. FOR rent or ssle at a bargain.
EI Tive lots, Is $50, or three lots
30 < 100 feet, or one lot $50 K $50 feet.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-01-16
The Lodges.

K. of P. Meet every Monday night
inSthe Bailey Block.
l. o. o. F. Meet every Tuesday
night in their haH opposite the Court
House.
The MasoDs-once each month, in
their hall in Times building.
Wocdmen Of the World-Msot each
Monday night In I. o. o. r. Han oppO-
site conrt house.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-01-16

Watch the label on your paper.
It shows the date your Subscrip-
ton expires. See if it's correct.
Sec if you are properly credited
with the last remittance you sent
in. If not credited, please let rs
know.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-01-16
No Crossties
Being Bought

The local merchants are buying
no ~crossties these days. Stopped
last week. D. 8. Pace is not even
buying any for shipment. The
railroads are not buying any, and
the result viii be some hardship
amongst those who depend on sell
ing c~rossties for their ready mon
ey. It is said there are large
quantities already cut :and ready
to haul to market. The railroads.
announcement that they wanted
no more ties was . surprise.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-01-16
GREAT OPPORTUNITIES

HDeae security SHehna tmvwhat Real estate makes the fines property; he owner eMd citizen. Advnmimt
one nan oppmMnM@O andha W@b business men observe that the nh buy real @e is while dpninB on an
hnheoVm @mOthdd Motto dhe thrifty buy on dpmn@ n the rise" When dprmnnh forces the e
It's passing away The ehmgh db dm eow tmgq before hbenhaHg gone
In thief following tp Wilt many opportunities by ayonpn emy mt terms Moral d0ehe opportunity
List dprpeyfr ae Fr prices and terms apply nhe WamaLaTu tCmray
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-01-16
To Farmers
Pres. Board of Trade:

Pres. Board of Trade:
The interest which your Board
has manifested in all matters per-
tanning to the upbuilding of this
section, as well in the county as
in the town, iustifies me in the
assumption that your Board will be
interested in knowing that the
Board of Agriculture of North
Carolina, is going 20 exhibit to
our people q test and dsmonstra-
ton of the best methods of prun-
ing, spraying and grating fruit
t~rees;as . member of that board, I
have found at Dana, on the land
of Jonathan Case, an orchard
coming moro nearly being the
right size and right age for this
demonstration than I have found
at other places. Therefore, the
Board of Agriculture will some
day in February next, (the exact
date not yet ixed) notify the peo-
pie in Polk, Rutherford and Hem
derSon counties to meet the Board
at that time to observe this treat
ment.
Your Board is the best known
medium to our Board through
which to give this matter publici-
ty and energy.
Very respectfully,
A. CANNON,
Member Board Agriculture of N. C.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-01-16

TrENDERsONvILLE ENvEL
- OPEA. Authorised by Board
of Trade. Help advertise your
town. Package Of 50 for 10 cents. Good
envelopes - not cheap, trashy stun.
Hustler Once.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-27

when Day arrived In Huntington, hired
a rig and drove to the Fleming place.
asked for Annie and was told he
couldn't see her.
But the girl was not willing to thus
end her summer romance, ana while
walking later. barcheaded and without
her coat. with her elder sister, Minnie,
she said she was going to sed John aud
left, telling her sister to run home ana
tell the family
1t was learned afterwards that she
found him andRhey went to Hunting
ton, where lac bought her a hat and
coat. They took a train for New York
but before her hight became known nc
woods and shore were searched for her
two days.
Then a letter came from her, mailed
at Station Y, in the Bronx, saying that
she was married and happier than she
had ever been before She said they
were going west on their honeymoon.
and would write from Chicago. No let
ter has come since.
Her parents decided the letter was
written under duress and got out the
warrant. They have turned over pic
ture of young Day TO the officers TO aid
them in their search. lie is described
as light compleXiOned, with curly yellow
hair, and is about feet inches In
height. She is feet . inches, weighs
l2S pounds and has line coat OF tan.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-27
Clean UP Sale of
Mems Furnishings
To Make Room for Holiday Goods

All incomplete or broken lines have been marked at prices far
peoW the original to close splendid chance for men to-
DAY and Saturday tone the wardrobe very big saving
Silk Mixed Pajamas-Were 81 So at........... $2.95
Oxford Chevio PaamasWere 81 50 and $780, at 1.5O
Oxford Cheviot Paamas-Were 81. SO and s2oo at CSC
Printed Cotton Pajamas-Were 81 90, at........ Csc
French Imported Front Pleated Shrs-Wee at S79
Pleaed Shirts of Imported MadrasWee $3.50 81. $I.15
Broken Sizes Mems Neglieee Shirts-Were Csc and
pAoo' e'.... Z7C
Mems Fancy Wash Vests-Wee up to 100 at 800. $1.OO
Mems Fancy Flannel Vests-Were up to $3.50 at 90
Mems Fancy VestsWere up to S.. co. at........ S295
Mems High Neck Heavy Wool Sweaters-Were ST. at SOC
Mems Silk Four-in- HandsWere up to Soc EACH Csc
Mems Silk -Four -iands-Were up to sioo. at.... soc
Mems Silk Four in Hands-Were up to 81 co. at w Csc
Mems Pure Thread Silk SocksWere SIS special &c
Mems Fancy Isle Thread SoCks-Were up to 5oc 25c
Mems Black Cotton Socks-Wee tec per pair, at l2bc
Mems Natural Wool Underwear-Were ST 90, special at 79c
Medlicott Underwear for Men-Were 50 So at Sl95
Medlicot Underwear for Men-Were to 50 co. at so
Adams Building-Fi First Floor
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-27
EEAR ELOP|NG
GIRLS HAPPY"
LETTER FALSE
.4arents'of Little Bud" Flem-
ing Suspect Duress and Get
Warrant for Day.

Fearing letter received from their
hfteen-year-old daughter Annie, saying
that she is happily married, was writ
ten under compulsion, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fleming, of Lloyds Neck, L. l.,
have sworn out a warrant for the arrest
OF John S. Day, charging him with alb
duction. and detectives to-day are
searching the Bronx for the couple. The
girl has been missing since Nov. II.
The Flemings live just across the har-
Dor from President Roosevelt summer
home at Sycamore Hill. Last summer
Day was among the campers on the
shore road near Lloyd's Neck and met
Annie Fleming, a school girl, known as
Bud" among her intimates. Day had
plenty of money. He is said to have
told her his father was wealthy and
owned many houses in New York. He
made pleasing impression on the
pretty brunette. and at the close of
summer they agreed to correspond. Her
parents knew nothing about the court
ship or letters until two weeks ago,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-27
CLIP THIS OUT.
Valuable Recipe When Afflicted
with rheumatism or Bnclache,
Also Splendid Tonic.

At the first sign OF rheumatic pains or
backache, or a feeling of being generally
run down and weakened. the following sin
Pile prescription should be used:
"One ounce compound syrup Sarsaparilla
one ounce Toris compound; half pint higl.
grade whiskey. Mix them and take 4
tablespoonful before each meal and at bed
time. The bottle must be we'll shaken each
time"
Any druggist will supply these ingrc-
dents.
TINS VIII erad hCltS inc aero po.sons IRON
normal healthfulness. The splendid effects
will become manifest after the first few
doses hut II should be continued until the
person has fully regained health. Tho
worst eases OF rheumatism are bound &c
Weld to this treatment.