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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30
gnnntnrk
SslanSif SpermuS.

Der tribes felgenoe til Nit5. @:}llr.
ira Sslano:
&eoofter SfllIi S6oroOoiens 9loO
oSloopillien" bringer Sen 81. Marts
CT leoen0e Artifel UNDER SperifriF.
ten 6orbrnosiagen. @eri u0tales,
at bet er Iltingets %ligt at laoe
Ealt1terne faa at ie SSlen0ernes
Selblt@1oigbeosfrao / Sornr cf
~&obforilag.
Set er fun Berionolunion, ION
% btl bnpe og bar &rab poo, flyer
Slaoet, Jog bDis oct be0 en- SSltG0-
ma9t ira Sslen0ernes SIDE 6liper
ooerornget 0aniferne at beitpre noq-
le al bore Sager, +. gfs. Sc u6en-
rigife Inliggenoer, / en- fortere eQer
lengere SiO, maa set ng0benoiop;s
hGre loa goot or0net, at hi, naar
b maatte enife set, efter EN- pusle!,-
De Spltgellesfriit fra Dor eQer oeres
S1Oe, tan paatage os ielp at 6e1tnre
o1sle bore Nnliggenoer, u0en noqea
S~nobldn0i1g fra 0anif SIDE, ifl6qe
oct iom gerom maatte 6libe nprfnere
beltent | Den &ontraft, Iom b(iber
oprettet ON Stoternes 6or6un0."
9looet benteOe fife, at Iltingets
6ornGnO fltn0e iptte bette iqennem.
men 9piS Ser ifoG iptte8 noget fqen-
areln, Dtr9nger Galtiferne til at Re
S8ien0erneS Observation-Disclosures
ne0tagne iom SOB al 9ltinqet. 81
bet iSlanOife 6olf mtao bore forbe-
reot paa, at set maaife fife er til
ltrGtfeligt at pic Dem bore &ruD en-
Sang, men oerimoO maaIfe genta4ne
9nllge. W}en BOtS ri g6r set tilItrpf-
felig ofte, ieirer hi fsr eQer Ienere."
9jem fra Amcrifa, Som set biz
erinores forioonOt for lrogen Sio
lioen ira gorOe en- SfinobonoGer, /
SelIfab meo en- on0en STANDS Some.
Otter 6bab Der er 6leben opGpIt,
bar 8olitiet / Amerifa toqet Tia .of
Sf1nobanoleren, bporimoo Semen
penote tilboge til Be oanife &eogrp-
Ger Sum tog Spbolo / @sbierg, men
ar Der bIepen on6ol6t efter 8eqerino
at Bolitiet / &oroe.
De bilSe babe Spiritns. gIon6t
Meolemmerne 1 Gan6rup 9r1,og-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30

DC og ptl0e tbinge 6enoe til at qipe
N4loget of ipiie. % hl111 ngatehe-Ar
mtsbanoleoe ban betloe Iaa olporliat
oen at torbriOe benoes enc Saanoleb
og iparfe ben6e / ~l1noerlibet, at FUN
lnodtte flpgte no al Suiet o. ienere
bar pGret nn0er 99gebebanolinq. ST
az S%etlente, JON bar blepen noien6te
etter gpltell, anbol0t 6am oerpoa oq
bragte bam til 8oliItotionen, bpor
bon par lna pol0ioln, at Der roatte
ire Wla1l0 til at legge Saonoiern poo
bant. gu fomnler ban UNDER frimi=
mel Siltale.
SnOiamlinsem til Gnfefru\ Bed,
9pJbIerggaaro. 8aa ct 6ep 10. os.
al &omiteen for SnoIalnlingen til
Gnfetrlt Bed, @ei6ierggaaro, og ben=
oes gprn nfbol0t Wf6oe o~pgioroes
foreleblgt &c4nifn6, Ser lt0piier en-
lnr1let SllotGgt al 31,t6S &r 30
Gre, Oer1ttoer 1777 SIR. 6S Gre,
lon1 er tnofommet peo 8ortlo0nina
al ct al &ianofa6rifant Serman 90.
Eeter1en. 0re0dQ0e. 1fprrfet 9Sinnnz
forte.
Oct oeOtoge5 forelo6igt at fn0f6-
Be for 10000 &r. AZ @rocents
ningsobligatione "a
ienere i6ge &apitoGen boan0lagt I'M
Der en- offentlig Sn1titlttion til 9en-
%tenpoelie fQr 6ru 8e6 og ben0es
@9rn.
Get forelo6ige 9tegnifa6 Giq0er til
Citeripn 6os Gtotsraao 2orcf.
SOrmilOenbc SmtenbigGeOer. 6re-
b%erifsberg @oliti an9ol0t forIe0en en-
20-aarig Mono, ser pau oa6er Ga
be boO0e oberfolOet i'm 6ooers Sus-
GolOerife og til0elt benoe flere 5(oo
| aniigtet.
S 6orb6ret bos 5traffeoommeren
peogif Den onbolote u0en SmIpo6
i'm 5%orieelie, men ban 5epoeoe. at
Ian fun boooe operfaloet Sltshol6er-
fen, foroi bans Stem bar bIepet
eoelogt al ben0e, iom 81. a. bar
Sfplo T. at bans fun Is @or oo11Ie
Srooer mi loa poa SoipitaIet npften
ltttosipg at 9rif. @n nern1ere I'm
rer1pgelie at 5orboIbene ipntes at
tole for, at oen unbolotes NorfIo-
ring bar rigtig, og meo @mtets Gam.
tpffe er Sagen oerefter iIuttet ltben
Som, moo at ban errag6e en- geoe
paa so SIR. til 8oIitirasIen.
80 SOlSater-afferer. Sorlebeu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30

hpoer genner At bort firfelige arbei.
De til at beltage / ooermeonte Meee.
1pnGog Ocn =. Mai bliper Ser Sno-
Uiclle al ct Nlterparti / 9etbania
airfe. Scr pelfomnlen o. inomelo
eoer ieneit til ben "a. 9[pril til DE
1igbeoenS 6ormano.
81. 6. Geitergaoro, Mgb. 6orn.
t6t 6. lit Str, Spencer, Sa.
81. 8. S. Sb6olm Street,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30

ben flaret. Oct CT albeles 1iffert,
at be life fan. SAB bet laa
blipe Glppr, Senner, at S fommer
os taser en- claim" fgr bet bliper
for tent. Sfriu It'll.
8ep. sc. IS. SimDnen,
care Of Cuff 2anb 60, 10 & IA
Gcbulein 8lucf, 5iour Gitp, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30
Siitriftsmpbe ug SnbilGnmsfeF.

9%iitriftsmpbe pg SmbilGnmsfeF.
Norolige 9iitrift al @is. &reos
tolOer W6oe / Den 8. e. I. Wentg.
beo, Sibfoib, isis, fra So. Mai
Observation-Disclosures Sorsoag 4ften
&l. s.
gmner:
2l1f. 5, iii. Sebr. II, "a, 25.
81. @. BUN 5, &re6sf.
Sen oanlfe eb.-Iut6. Mentgbeo,
Oibfoib, isis, inobpoer 8enner al
bert firfelige Irbeibe til at beItage
/ obennepnte M6be og SeItIigbeo.
0en 8. Wai er set 40 Mar iioen
Wenigbe6ens StifteIie.
Seer biertelig beIfommen / Ser
rens Nnbn og in6melo eoer ieneit
Sen 90. @priI til
81. g. s. HieGfen,
Wenigb. 8reit i.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30
WtisiiDnsmp6e

ofboIOes, ON SUB bill, / CORDOBA,
Ne6r. / 9ogene 1876 April.
ollie @elfommenl
Chr. Beteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30
glaniens

relbefenote S ce m er MT at
ter | SonoeIen, fan faces i imao
og Itsrre 8artier.
Stort 2oger al 8sger og @fripe-
materiuler til lube 8riipr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30
5urtGl

Sorretningsmonoen, Der aberterer
I ~9aniferen", at De iaa bans aoer.
tislement Der / 8la0et. Set itpt.
ter os / Irbeioet paa at fco 9faoet
I'll at gibe Somfunoet ct goot ODER.
ifu0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30
6ms9uloer.

Gn SuSboloer fon faa 8laos pos
en- Surmer / ct bnnff Excitement.
Gil @nfe ~foretreffes. Sar life noget
imoo ON ser CT 8srn.
S @angel oeraf fan en- Samilie
30 | Susiet paa gooe getingeGier.
vGuniferen" anbiier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30
0amif Gilfeflae.

Smuffe, boanoipe6e oonife Stag
poa bib Stong ntao @nor til at bei=
lie SGoget op og neo forien6es frit
MOB Snoienoelie of $t.OO.
Sen fbnneite Grpb for 9eres SOrb.
9oniib 2lttb. Gltb1. Souie,
&acine, @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30
9iitriftsmpbe.

FTFtF1lOIIPUV
eff Sorn 9iftrtft at Soma 9rebs
boloer Meoe / oen oonife eb. -Iutb.
@etbania Strife / Spencer, Sa., fra
20 april til 2. Mnp. @obnings CUBS
Sorsbog MTtcn ar. s.
8. N~ieIen, 9rebsf.
Sen bonife ep. -lutb. Wenigbeb in6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30

st ItSrre 9orti . e-S e
ct unfommen til
Mrs. S. 9. &urlep's Millencrp
og ofiettes til fobelogtig Gape 8ri-
ler, ifpn0 Gem at fommle / SIDE,
meoens l1opolget er fort og 8ri=
Ierne imoa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30
Smnffe Grpipeftcr

Smnffe Gruipeftcr
fra 9omorf poo 8reofort forIenoeg
portofrit MOB Sn6fenoelie of
% Gents for - fOrifcGige
so Gents for % f%Orifcaigc.
0oniib 2utb. grt6G Souie,
@lair, Ne6r. % Nocine, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30
Slairs lofalc Sprialiit-Garti

bclOer Mboe bper S6n0og Morgen
ST. 9 SoIG Nr. "A / @uti6op 8pg=
uingen. @iertelig Sno6poelie til <-
blifun1.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30

1tNi oul oeL | AuIDuS eH 2SOlI Der1t=
as6afssT aTssiliea-fSflummer
meo boeronore, og 1ogle Golitibe=
t1ente fired ino. &lammeriet enote
lneo, at 9rogoner1e truf 6lanfe Sob-
Ter og l bet oerpe0 opltooe6e S1aqs=
noal 1nareoe5 en- al Holiti6etientene
loaleoes, at ban / 1togel1 SID bill
bore arbe1osuOpgtig. @obeomort0en
anbol0tes.
Sfprtors0ng Nat operfulOt TO
%beruleoe 9ragoner en- Gibil, % 6o
o. nnolp6, melote Sen operfolone
AtfGren paa &niernel1, 6por De TO
Sragoner par blepet lagt til Genqs.
%llmiooel6art efter laa Sc imioler-
ttG oereS Snit til at lite iig uo %
1prlnge oper &niernenurcl1, oq fer
uOenfor traf Be ben Mono, io1n Sc
trrt foruo baboe operfolbet, prpgleoe
Dam panl1p pg 6lep fprIt itan0iet
bed &niernepagten5 WfellemfomIt.
Se bier Jig at ppre inplicereoe
oglaa / bet fprIt omtalte S(oqsmool
og lpnes at bere noglc profesiionel-
le~ Speftafelmngere, Ser bar Sil6eie-
ltg6eO til 0rifferi, naar Sc hQr fooet
Nottegn.
NfGolbs=G emOmtrationem @e0 Mf-
bolosfolfenes Concentration / Mor-
BUS 0en 10. Sum- bill man faa Sci
ligbe0 til at 66re Sc 6efen0tc 2ltr-
6l9iere, fgl. &apellnuiifere q. Setter
ien5 fen. & inn, iOet &nmiteen bar
engageret BET 70 &un7merc 0en npDn=
te Gag.
ltbitillingen / Gg6cnbaum. llr0er.
u0palget anganen0e SEN paatenfte
ll0itilling / &o6en9opn bar MI, ef-
Ter 6pab 0Gn6rg." meo0eler, afl(tt=
tet lit 9lr6eioe. 9er ipnes npppe at
fltnne blipe Gale ON at 6ol0e It's
ftillingen andre Ste0er ems paa Sel=
Geoerne, og n0polget bor paa @rrno-
lag at Irfiteft I6. 8eteriens omar
bejoeoe Segninger 1~1oarbei0et en- or1-
fotten0e Elan for l1bitillingen / ftore
Srpf. 9enne 8lan biz blibe foreloot
oen inntleoe &on1ite / ct Me6e, iom
rimeligbis finder Steo / BEN font
menoe l1ge, og Ser bill 6a blibe tu=
get enoelig 8eItemmelie chi l1oitil-
Iingen og Siospunftet for bens If-
boloelie. Der ipnes in6en for timber
uobalget at bore melt Gten1ning
for at aabne ltoftillingen ion oprine
belig beitemt, / S%oroaret 1913.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-30

foreltln9 peo Ial6org far ser if.
u9%foroipll." pGret ogiteret en- Del
lmoO, al Joreningen bolot lloioIo
al Spiritus. Sor at foa fonItateret,
Doorleoes Meolemmernes Stillina
i'll Spergsmaalet bar, bleb ser III.
ugtorolpll." foretoget en- Mfitemninq,
og AZ De ca. 100, iom 6oboe qibet
gfsoe, iten1te so for Spiritusiolqet
rg fun "a intoo bette.
SanOepcjsrDOcri. Sorle0en 9(ften
gift @aar0eier An6ers Soln / 2op=
NIP fra @ollte0 Station til lit
SIem. Snoen ban naae6e @nor6en,
bleo ban ino6entet al en- ManO, iom
ltSOte bom omfuG0 og fratog BAN
bans Segne6og .Gol0smanoen ten1te
Segnebogen for oer5 Sitobolo, tire
6emfroneieoler, og lepereoe oen Ser
paa tilbage til Art0. 6olrn.
Zen gamle Saltfilbe peb &Dlbina.
5 en- gr9n0, iom tiI6grer 8arti-
fuller Soge0, &an0p9rfsbei peo Sol
eng, bar man fun0et @ano of uIe0=
ranlig itGrf Saltbol0ig6eo. @an0et
bltoer MI nerntere unoerIogt % set
meneS me0 Sifferbe0, at 8ren0en
bar Sill66 fra Ben gamle Saltfil0e,
heO bDilfen Ser I set 16. Qormunore-
&c al Drowning 9orot6ea bleu 0re-
pet ct 6~et9Oeligt GaGtpprf.
Gn ilcm Sbllc. @fter en- Ei05 o.
BOLD og 4 Manne0ers 8oongsor6ei=
DC l %&S6en5abn pen0te Ell al Ial-
bOrgS pGrIte 8o(ler, Ell &ellner g.,
1tpltg til6oge til &imfiorocns6pen,
DDor ban fife bar Ifuffet @olitietS
6o%rpentnitg ON, at ban mart biloe
looe b6re fra Jig.
Sorleoen 6ormiO6og inOfanot 9.
Jig III. ~AaIb. GtifHt.~ 6os en- @on-
teloaller for at pantiette ct l1r. men
% ban bar 6eruiet, biloe 8antelaa-
teren fife lo6e bam faa 8enge, Ser
ober bleb g. raien0e og ilog 8onte-
laaneren meo fnpttet Soano / MnIig-
tet. Wens Tantelaaneren MI l6b u6
efter SieGp, gennemrnffeoe @sIlen
poerligere en- Some, fom bar til Stebe
/ Sofalet. 90 Gnntelooneren TOM TIL
bage meo en- artoen Mano, faiteoe
IS. en- StoG efter bam, men ramte
fun Seggen, bborn Der iloges ct
tort Sui, bborefter ban foripan6t.
Sra Bantelaaneren gif s.. ben
til ct enligt Sruentimrter / Sfolega-
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-11-25
FIFTY DOLLARS FOR
The BEST HOG !

The Frst National Bank offers
a prize Of fifty dollars in gold for
the biggest hog raised in this
county next year.
This should be an incentive to
every farmer in the county. The
winner will receive fifty dollars
in gold and the hog also.
Tens and tens of thousands
OF dollars are annually sent
out Of Henderson county for
feed stuff and provisions. Altho'
the soil here responds READILY to
proper and kindly treatment, as
is demonstrated by Frank Pace
and other successful farmers
this county does not begin to
feed itself and a vast fortune is
sent every year to fatten the
bank accounts of the Western
farmers. -.
Nearly all this money should
and could be kept at home. Until
tits this county will not prosper
as it should. The First National
Bank, realizing these conditions
IS to be congratulated upon it's
public spirit in offering so SUBJ
stantial a prize to awaken our
farmers to a sense of their oppor-
tunities and their necessities.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-11-25
Our Police Officers.

Hendersonville certainly has
two of the finest looking police
officers in the South. Both Chief
McCarson and Police Officer
Powers are men of exceptionally
fine physique, and in their hand
some uniforms, always spotless,
they would be a credit to the
famous New York Broadway
squad-which is composed of the
picked men of the entire force.
Compare the appearance of these
officers with that of the guardians
of any other town you visit
Asheville, for instance.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-11-25
Col. PiGkeDS Wins.

Judge Justice has signed a de-
cree forbidding the county
commissioners to collect anv
further taxes for the retirement
of the $97, 600 A. & S. Railway
bonds, due in 1925.
Various amounts have been
collected by the different boards
OF commissioners since 1895.
There is now in the sinking fund
SD, sos. CO.
The annual levy for the retire
ment of the bonds is 6 cents; for
the interest on the bonds 10
cents.
1t is possible the Judges de-
cision may be appealed from, as
the whole matter seems to rest
upon the construction of the law
granting the commissioners the
power to levy the tax.
Col. Pickens has been active
In the matter and it is through
his efforts the case was put be-
fore the Judge for a decision.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-11-25
FIRE At FLAT ROCK

A fire at the Skyland Hosiery
Mills, Flat Rock, last Thursday
morning at 5 o'clock, destroyed
the finishing room and it's cor
tents. Loss about $75, 900, near
ly covered by insurance. The
origin of the fire is unknown; the
Watchman had passed thro' the
building half an hour before the
flames were seen bursting out
the windows,
About rs people are throw u
out Of work until the new build
ing, of reinforced concrete, can
be erected, in about two months
time. The knitting mill, en-
ploying 125 hands, will continue
in operation.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-11-25
DEDICATION OF
BALFOUR SCHOOL

Prof. J. Y. Joyner will be
present and make the principal
address at the dedication of the
.Balfour Graded School, Friday.
December 10.
The occasion will really be an
educational rally. An interest
ing program of exercises has
been prepared, which includes a
flag raising, short address, music,
etc. Dinner will be served on
the grounds. The public is cor
daily invited and the teachers of
the county are especially urged
to be present and hear Prof.
Joyner-who will have a message
which will still further increase
the fast-awakening interest
shown here in educational
matters.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-11-25
GROWING, GROWING!

A couple of years ago the
Erwin property was covered
With fine old trees. Now it's al
most covered with solid brick and
stone. R. G. Clarke's new build
ing, adjoining the big structure
occupied by the Clarke Hard
ware Co., and next to the Syn
olcate Building, - is almost COM
pLeted. These three blocks will
make an impressive showing
equal to any business structures
IN thl5 part Of the State. There
are q, still two lots vacant between
'na Syndicate Building and Bak-
ef6 three story structure on the
corner, but it is said they will
A0S remain vacant long.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-11-25
Pavement Bonds Sold;
BFIng Good Premium

The first $50, 900 issue Of the
sidewalk bonds were sold Friday.
bringing a premium of 1856.
The competition was lively and
the bidding spirited, McD. Raw.
acting for W. F. Ostendorf. of
Charleston, finally bidding $685.
and the bonds were awarded to
him. They bear 6 per cent in
terest, are due in 20 years, and
are to be delivered to Mr.. Osten-
dorf by January 1, 1910.
The city council will advertise
Immediately for bids for the con-
struction of the walks. It is be-
lleved much Of the work, grading,
etc., can be done this Winter, as
soon as the civil engineer has es-
tablished the true grade.
Further issues of bonds will be
made as the work progresses.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-11-25
At Mrs. N. {. Browns

The Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist Church will give an en-
tertainment at Mrs. M. E..
Browns next Tuesday, to which
everybody is invited. Refresh
ments will be served and the
following poetical invitation ex-
plains itself:
To you this little note we write,
To ask you to our Birthday night,
At Mrs. Browns on Park Hill,
We hope the little bags you'll
fill
With a penny for each year
You've lived upon this earthly
sphere,
November Thirtieth is the day,
We ask you all to come and play
From 5 to 10. :
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-11-25
Well. I!

A stranger, a buyer of old and
rare coins, came to town on the
one O'Clock train, Monday. He
now lives in Asheville. He was
so favorably impressed with Hen
dersonville that he Immediately
began to see the real estate men
with a view Of buying a home
here. To Hustler man he said;
I shall live in Hendersonville in
the future.n
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-11-25
Sunday School Convention

The Henderson County Sunda y
School Association held it's first
meeting in the Hendersonville
Baptist Church Nov. 20, with
representatives from thirteen
Sunday Schools in the county,
Mr.. W. A. Garland was elected
temporary chairman and Miss
Emma Sample convention secre-
tary.
The Association was organ
lied and the following off GERS
elected;
Rev. G. S. Jones, President.
Mr.. ]. R. Wilson, Vice-presi-
dent.
Miss Emma Jean Sample,
Secretary.
Miss Brownie Morris, Asst
Secretary.
Mr.. d. S. Pace, Treasurer.
Executive Committee: Mr.. G..
r. Hale, DR.. J. G. Waldrop, DR.,
J. S. Brown, DR.. j. A. Frazier,
Mr.. F. P. Kuykendall, Mr.. J.
W. Morgan, Mr.. S. J. Blythe.
Department Superintendents:
Department, Mrs.
J. F. Brooks; Teacher Training,
Dr.. A. H. Morey; Home Depart
ment, Mrs. w. L. Miller; Adult
Department, DR.. C. Few; Mes
senger Department, Mr.. F. E. |
ee;House Visitation Depart
nent, Miss Ella McClain.
The amount of $41.12 in offer !
ngs and pledges was raised for |
county and state association |
work.
The attendance was encourage
ng and the meeting very inter-
'sting and helpful to all who
October was the month select
ID for the annual convention and
is hoped that every Sunday
'chool in the county will be re-
resented next wear. l.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-11-25
SUED FOR $22,OOO.OO

One of the most important
cases tried at the present term
of court was that of the Tryon
Hosiery Co. VS.. some 13 differ
ent insurance companies, which
resulted in mis-trial. Eight of
the jurymen voted for the de-
PENDANTS, four for plaintiff.
The company sought to recov-
er balance of insurance, amount
ing to about $22, 900, on it's
Tryon plant, burned about one
year ago. The companies re-
sisted the payment of insurance
on the ground that the policies
did not cover the frame building
and contents but were written to
cover on the new brick mill and
contents. The Hosiery Company
brought suit on these policies
alleging that the words land ad-
ditions'' made these policies COW
er on the frame buildings as well
as the new brick MILL. {" The
companies showed that the rate
on tho frame buildings was 81. 80
and on the new brick mill rs
cents. All policies written on
the frame buildings at $1.9Ol
were paid upon adjustment Of
the loss, but policies covering on
the new brick mill and additions
the companies denied liability
on. The ground on which the
Hosiery Company sought to re-
cover on the policies reading on |
the new brick mill and addi-
dons" was that the brick and
frame buildings were connected
by an aerial Walk-way connecting
the buildings.
Judge Merriman and Smith &
Schenck for the plaintiff.
Tillet & Guthrie and Shipp &
Ewbank for Insurance Companies
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JAMES D. WALDROP
And HIS AIRSSH|P

Is Jim Waldrop going to b,
the first Hendersonvillian to owr
an air ship?
Is ne to be the first man here
to look down upon his home folks,
TO rise above a dull and sordiC
world, and, free as the brides OF
the air, dart here, there and yon
on the, gentle breeze, caring fo1
naught save soft spot On which
to alight in case the blame thing
got tired?
jim says he's the man.
He says he can buy a nice.
handy little runabout air ship
for only $4,000 half cash,
remainder on receipt of machine.
He has been in correspondence
with the New York firm making
the Curtiss aeroplane and is in re-
ceipt of much attractive adver-
Using matter from Cne1n. After
studying the specifications of the
different models he has selected
the air ship he prefers and SAYS
he's going to learn to fly on
Major Barker's bottoms. It's
convenient to town and the
grounds soft.
Imagine the scene when the
first air ship fight occurs in this
town:
The machine is on the ground. !
A curious throng presses close
around it, marveling at it's deli
cate strength. A murmur-
Here he is-make way"-and
James D. Waldrop, winner of
many laurels, slowly passes
through the dense crowd, calmly
puff ing a cigarette as of old.
ie steps to the machine. He
'auses to f1eck an imaginary
peck of dust from his immacu-
ately pressed trousers. He
;lances calmly over the people
nd without hesitation steps into
ne machine. He pulls a lever. I
gentle buzz-buzz-buzz is heard !!
s the giant bird futters along
ne ground, then rises slowly, :
racefully, higher and higher, +
nd amidst = -c-- -'cc-- &C crrIau2e
Thich shakes the very heavens,
eads almost straight upward in
} the sky. Soon it is but a
peck and soon is lost to sight j
nd forever. For the air ship /
lst kept agoin' and neither it - =
or Jim Waldrop has ever been )
card of again! v
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-11-25
ODD FELLOWS

All members of Ochlawaha 161
Independent Order of Oddfel-
lows, and visiting brothers are
and urged to be pres
ent next Tuesday evenig at 7:3O]
at the Odd Fellows new hall. as
business of Importance that will
concern each and every member
of this lodge to be transacted.
G. G. HYDER,
M. M. SHEPHERD,
j. F. STEPP,
Committee.
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fendeES0HViI|G Keeps
Rev. JnO. v. Moore

Following are the appointments
made at the Methodist Conference
at Hickory Monday night. Rev.
Moore was returned to Hen
Jacksonville.
AshevilIe District
Asheville, Bethel-D.J. Miller.
Central-G. H. Detwiler.
Haywood St, T. L. Lallance.
North Asheville-S.P. Morley.
Haw Creek circuit-W. L. Ed
wards.
Biltmore and Mt. Pleasant-C
II. Christenberry.
Burnsville station-A. P. Rut-
ledge.
Burnsville eircuit-Rufus E.
Brady.
Elk Mountain-Elmer Simpson
Fairview circuit j. A. Fry.
Hendersonville circuit-C E.
Hypes.
Hot Springs circuit ID. R. Aid
son.
Riverside-To be supplied.
SWannanoa circuit D. r.
Profit.
Tryon and Saluda-W. A,
Newell.
Weaveryille station-W. E.
Coovey.
Weaverville circuit-C. L.
Keezer.
Marshall e. O. Lawton.
Mars Hill. H. Griffith.
While the published report of
The assignments neglects to men
ion Hendersonville, it is under
stood that Rev. Moore will return
1ere.
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The j. D. c.

The Margaret Davis Hayes
Chapter of the U. D. C. will meet
at the residence of Mrs. Charles
Whitaker on Wednesday after
noon at 3 o'clock, December 1st.
All members are urged to be
present.
MRS. S. V. PICKENs, Pres.
LILA RIPLEY BARNWELL.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-11-25
THE CHRISTMAS HUSTLER

The Christmas Hustler will be
brimful of good things this year,
and it might be we'll to delay
your Christmas shopping until
you read the special offerings the
progressive merchants of this
town will make in that number.
Twenty pages of good reading
matter-full Of the spirit of the
Season