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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-12-17

Gold Jewelry
of the Best Makes
Cuff Pins; why some of the Brooches will Just maAy
you want them; Cuff Buttons Cuff Links StlckplinS
Chains, Lorgnettes La Vallieres Neck Chains, ana
will guarantee you the largest assortment OF Brace
lets in the city to pick from.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-12-17

FOR WIFE
Hat Pin, large assortment
Small Gold Watch
Lace Pin with Diamond
silver Knives and Forks
Sash Pin
Brooch
Barrctto
Collar Pins
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-12-17
FOR BABY

FOR BABY
Silver Cup
Napkin Ring
Knife, Fork and Spoon
Neck Chain
Locket
Baby Ring
Bracelet
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-12-17
FOR MOTHER

Gold or silver Thimble
silk Umbrella
Gold Watch
A Nice Brooch
Fine Moutel Clock
Set Silver Teaspoons
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-12-17
FOR FATHER

Gold Spoctacles
Detachable Handle Umbrella
Gold Watch or Chain
Watcrmau's Fountain Pen
Souvenir Spoon OF Grants
Pass
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-12-17

Clemens Sells Fountain Pens.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-12-17

FOR HUSBAND
Gold Watch
Vest Chain, solid or rolled
gold
! Lodge Charm
Fountain Pen
Signet Ring
/ Diamond Stick Pin
Fine Umbrella
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-04
The Pecos Valley.

Almost everyone Is more or less
familiar with the .-ich. fertile lands
of the Pecos Valley and the many ad-
Nantages the location offers over the
northern states. The opportunity is
now open for You to get the pick of
the irrigated lands of this rich valley,
at price you cannot duplicate else
where, as this is one of the richest
tracts of irrigated land, that can be
found in the United States. If you
are going to invest your money in
irrigated land, you should 90 down on
the excursion which leaves Grand
Junction, Monday. October 1, and see
this land for yourself. as we cordially
invite a complete investigation.
II. j. GRAY REALTY co.
327 Main Street
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-04
ROBERT HOE.

Robert Hoe is dead an seventy
But in the pressroom of this news
paper the pulp made from great
spruce tree Is reeled off momently
into thousands of copies, automatic
ally printed, folded, counted and past
ed as readers receive them The
electric presses. weighing 100 tons
apiece. are operated by little push
buttons, TO which the organisms re-
spond with more than human deli
cacy and precision. Each day. fresh
from the Hoe presses in the printing
offices of the world, more informa-
tion is disseminated than was pub
lished in the average lifetime of men
before Robert Hoe was born Since
types We're first made by Gutenberg
and by CaNton, perhaps no man has
Developed the art of printing as Rob
ert Hoe developed IT, His machines.
supplementing by their speed the
work of the telegraph, the cable and
wireless" have made a whispering
gallery of the globe The good and
the naughty deeds of all mankind.
The thoughts of its philosophers,
poets and teachers are thus hourly
made known. BY their aid the bar
riers of mountains and of languages
are broken, minds meet. the world
becomes united. Robert Hoe. the
greatest of his line. is dead, but all
men live more completely by reason
of his work among them. New York
Times.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-04
TODAY Is YEARS AGO
FROM DAILY SENTINEL
Thursday. Oct. ~


Petitions are being circulated by a
number of women asking the council
to provide new water system for
the city.
NJ. Monahan, of Gunnison, is at
the Brunswick
w. b. Tuttle, of Denver, is in the
city.
Genaral John c. Kennedy. adult
ant general under Gov. Routt. is on a
visit to his son, James NJ. Kennedy,
of this city
The old New York store is being
painted
Help that worthy organization, the
Silver Crescent band along, by at
tending the ball at the Armory to-
morrow night. Tickets s1.OO.
There will he meeting of St
Matthews Guild al the residence of
Mrs.N r. p. Abbey, BY order of the
president.
John w Kinch, representing a
large undertaking firm. is in the city
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-04
SHOWERS
IN THE VALLEY

Grand Junction was treated to
! light showers yesterday afternoon
and evening There was eonsidera BILE
thunder yesterday afternoon and
some very black clouds but he rain
was very light and was the frs that
/ has fallen in the valley for some
weeks. The highest temperature
yesterday was 70 degrees. The low
I esi this morning was 81 degrees II
has been clear and warm most of
today There may be more showers
tonight or Tuesday according to the
weather map which gives the fore
cast and general conditions as fol-
lows:
Forecast till 6 p m. Tuesday. tis-
sued at Denverl
For Colorado: Partly cloudy with
probable showers tonight or Tuesday.
colder in north portion tonight.
Weather Conditions.
The pressure is high over the mid
die states and the east. with cool,
clear weather in the more southern
regions and cloudy and comparative
ly warmer weather in the north and
northeast.
West of the Rockies conditions are
more unsettled Rains have been
general In the Great Plateau regions
aud thunderstorms in west Colorado.
In the extreme west temperatures
are falling. owing to the Influence of
a high pressure advancing from the
north Pacific. Killing frost with a
temperature Of 80 is reported from
southwestern Utah
The advance of the high pressure
Will cause partly cloudy and slightly
cooler weather in this vicinity. with
probable light showers tonight or
Tuesday.
r. NJ. HARDINGE.
official in Charge.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-04
BADGERS BEAT JAPS.

Toxic, Oct. 4p--The University of
Wisconsin baseball team defeated the
Washeda university nine here Satur-
day : TO ;. Neither team did any
heavy hitting, Wisconsin being cred
tied with five singles and Washeda
four. Five errors were chalked up
against the American players, while
only two misplays were made by the
Japanese
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-04
SPORTS
SATURDAYS GRIDIRoN RESULTS.

Denver Varsity G. Longmont q.
Denver Freshmen II. Manual o.
Mines 5S, North Denver o.
Lamar II. S ), Las Animas II. S 0.
Pueblo Centennial 6. Rocky Ford 0,
Indians s, Grand Junction o.
Eaton H. 5. 6, Ft Collins II. S %.
Glenwood II. S. II. Aspen 6.
Boulder Preps o. Varsity 3.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-04

Thursday evening Mrs. Sarah Coen
and daughter Mrs. Ira Tomey, went
te Grand Junction. where the former
will remain for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Tomey will return to this city
in a few Montrose Empire.
Before Grand Junction throws
down the gauntlet to Denver and 9th
er eastern slope towns and aspires to
go ii alone" as a manufacturing and
jobbing point ii would be best for her
TO secure supply of good water. or
else open the saloons again. Delta
Democrat
Five drunks were arraigned on the
police court docket today. They were
all men addicted to the habit and re-
ceived the usual amount, $500 and
costs. In the past three weeks there
have been some twenty arrests on this
charge. The men were rounded up
by the might police.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-04
FOUR MEN ON FLAG TEAM.

Pittsburg. Ovt. Pittsburg won
the National League pennant in 1901,
1902 and 1903, this being the fourth
time, and giving Manager Clarke the
distinction of being the only man in
the National League today with such
a record. Only three other managers
of major league teams ever had a
better record, they being Arson. Sc
lee and Hanlon, whose teams won
pennants five times
Five players on the Pittsburg team
al present hold the record of being
the only ones ever members of club
that won the pennant four times.
They are Manager Clarke, Shortstop
Wagner, Center Fielder Leach and
Pitchers Lever and Philippe.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-04

A Victor Victoria playing Victor
Red Seal record brings the world S
best musicians TO your parlor. Hear
them at Lutes' Music Store.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-04

Joe f. Dulmaine has engaged in
business at 1915 Stout street where
he Will be pleased to meet anyone
from Grand Junction and .he western
slope.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-04
Drug Stores Close

We, the undersigned drug firms of
the city, on and after October ! viii
close our respective places of bust
ness at o'clock pm, except on Sat
urday.
THE VAN HORN DRUG co.
c. d. SMITH DRUG co.
QuIST DRUG co.
KRAFT & EMERSON.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-04

become a patron of the Crystal
theatre and you will always be in a
pleasant mood
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-04

For money making propositions
see Coe Investment Co.'S adv. on
page three
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-04
The Pioneer Boiler
and Iron Works
TANKS MAIZE tn OpDEp
Steel Stairways, Fire Escapes. Re,
pairs of all kinds. Machinery bought
and sold.
Shop 914 and 916 South Fifth Street
Phone Black 3293.
TANKS MADE TO ORDER.

Coe investment Co have some real
estate bargains on page three.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-04

Joe f. Dulmaine is now located and
doing business at 1915 Stout street
Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-04

Funny. but we install more Front
Rank furnaces than all the Others
com bined.-J. H Lane
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-04

Hello Kid! Where are you going? !?
Why to the Crystal of course.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-04

Fine rigs. single or douoie, at all
times, at Blue Barn.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-04

"3I Main Street,
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Are Sn ID % .la new road lszas
eel a eany u she new lAN s. lhs
ttaa sl|leh
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Government RECEIPTS
SHOW LARGE INCREASE

washington, April a. ghe monthly
statement Of the government receipts
and expenditures for March shows q
gratifying Increase in ihe receipts
both as 70 customs END intemzl rev-
snucs
Wailo ats b wholo taey 30 moi eQHa
those cf the period Just pef.re Che
panle OF 1907 lAe receipts from Gus
ms are within 4 million dollars oi
the figures ior March oi that yasr
The internal revenue receipts. a9Ns
ever. are over 82,0e3fe9 8fori f
March 1907
raa expenditures continue io QE.
arease although they are consider
atlt less ihar waa unilelnnian q
mnla aGo when ihe sixilcih congress
adjourned x Is zoe experience NJ
ihe treasury o1lelals That c'csey fa-
lowing the end 81 e congress reeula's
lions for largc amounts are made W
be charged % appropriations Whlca
Were made Immediately ayailahlc uf
in this time tAerc a3a heen no large
Increase IN the number aAd 5nlornts
Vt lNtct ltIittift At"f avg t'i"f Hf"I
ch recents are t53.3TT0i2 and iao
expenditures aaG.iil,JSi having Go
dcit FOR thc month 81 33.9G1a22 apa
gor The nine months og the Diesala
ascal year deficit Of $50 tle. .s1l.
9eeolpts from Spslomo
The receipts FROM cNSiomr 0urifH
March 1909 amputed ta 9eSS,ssiiii,43ss6, siii ~, va
lncfease over March 1908 Of 5747Qs
600 aud an lnerease Of about 9a,loo,
500 over February 1925
Internal regenue yielded ata,9Ss.a2s
an ifIcfease ef aagHl 94a4ntll aFer
Mnreh, saOs. anu about e27au.0gu 0gef
Fehuary, l008
The miscellaneous receipts Nci'
+, sliehlly 30 eaeess "a those fee Aiareif
sos.
Tine expenditures W0ee aver W.T.
06H.u00 III excess II March laUS fpn
civil and miscellaneous item aaQwea
an increase ol ever qluut.tau; ne
aar iien an increase " 3lfaltVhH and
tha nayy am increase of SiahNVl hul
ile works aHa 9aas1usa elise HlrA4
small Increases
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d lLOSe sNANE
fhsn' klf49k iriiAs ( b.
Nl-A .n.all -n.-.n 4 ~

ON 1cpa nreoli.n.
Nlofs snnYs oui9 bA "A fn'
que j osehfifylts w inr hc lehfsf
faces II wqfly f1en wtwSq UlH not
pcfi1li 60 Shaving cfiens NRh NgQyr
ho,nlnn a1s been said IN lhese col
nnHa abqt1 poelam,a new SKIN discovery
IN pnnnfiIon With ifa use rs,tf sliai
lnH, ils taibllellg IA saler have 4ea
tonllhed alifnsl exclusively ~ ils NJ.
parknhle pf1pnrlies al an ep1em4
cure Il aious Tie Ilctlsn as ouce ard
qnfea The worst erasa lu d lew daia
Willie the application u poslan after
shaklnG g one 81 lla minor usaa sltk
as for plmplei, iha complexion. eie..
sLaYofa Slll ina & q revelation. D
does for ahrisiona ronfhnesH. n0d ae
we're aesapingg whAt Il does for an
mannef ai skin diiIlenllles hesla 4nd
cruns ID q ieW hpafa A ig Tie only
article posseaspa ftnl 2nllsfptlo and
curative ralue Thar has ever beFn ex'
plotted Cor lhla nnrnose end vii
aooshe and tone 10 ihe aRllsas 10 ioll.
" propagation c1Etd uurslhly dn
lrslam can he haa ai -uf fefehip
dfugg'st's, particularly II iilhes,
The pnslonlcc pharmacy, Wallice's end
Hoes, who make q specially OF ~ ur
he Emergency iahoraluTips, So a2
Wpal gsth aIfael New Yosk t'ily win
send d trial supply Free by niaIl 70
any one wlln WIN write for VI This
"a sufficient % ehog results n 81
tuurs,
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elgs ELECT OFFICERS.

sAeels e haa Delly tea.ler
81 beno llla hpfll & az 1n n
Eanshsta meallns ci The members H
.he loce laiae 81 Nlka. oilleerf were
eieolad a fellewg Iyaigfd ruler 81
saiielsalls ledlue knight 4. =
elmer lpyh knight. ffef Gnlfhl
Ieelpriug knight z b Foffeal aeere
ars n Il 1uwsrl treasurer &. #
NHtfh 40 f4.Rsi9 WAS elpciel lfNs
slgfgHed 4ly Observation-Disclosures
8sflG ui ttslHa eNUiyeds
Tfe New tllsl#homa 3aad laW,
q ll naw feady. THE new foad liiH
Htl ragsed ny lllr legislature. houHa
ii naplnhie farm rriea IS cenlA 1ir
ssneie e9ples Better Hflses given +
ananiillea Fhia III IN eallrsy tkiu
AID eoniplata ipV aud fapella all ollleR
n8Ha lawe hafalOl0se existing lAH
khahld be VI the hands os ogefYnhe
Han II Interested N eona fuada tlfaes
GOV and faIHlilnflgR Yourself with lHe
rev laN nahl 10 anf address nnan
Hseelnl uf s. fHnia ID money Or slaIHpa
IKApEH FlsiNIANo CO GUTHRIE
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later she p3ugee lllusFgisu aua linra
20 Hll f eolUrs wili DO equally dasir'
able. treated Id The samo ves The
costume n elpeed 81 The left IF tha
ie0nt alb gives The iung aud slenca ar
lines thai gye au necessary to e1i.Nct
slyie. Is slmne wsiAel ana eInl.
nenll9 smart
Ter lie lnejlum slsc will be- reaulre
i1 wards of material III, z 3.i Yards 8 &
Ur ysfes ~ inehes 9lac Ha yard pf
alleQef lpec ~ sRads o. salln for
iha ttlamlng. sout ithe acculdne 90
The &c lsn used. s Aay Nanan nat
losa. Nc. a2s6 Sizes "a tQ 20 lnehes
baSs. Nla Dc malld lo ans a9afsaa hg
the easbIoa department NJ tIllH naasr
cr feeaipl 81 ieii esnls ttf II hsslH
send an addllirnal tTo cent stamp
Cor letses poslaas which insfFes MO 3
pgprns eellYcrYl
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DAILY FASHION TALKS
a FASHIONABLE GOWN or
PQNoEE.

Jnauestl1nahly On the p0neeas Rlll
Joe extremely fashionable this coming
season unt the rough llye sorts esi
reclalig 80 and this EvWn suits them
necullusle we'll ia The illUllriiioa ihe
Uollr 81 cne 81 th4 faded b.ues tliai are
ga stiaaellre and a0 smart aud ihe
lilmmlna s s1ulaehe IA matching color
With bands slrslo aud buttons u
blsct sstn, while eae eheuae.le Il o'
iicp Hhn dress ls oac oi tae new
ones M htnrlree style 0lf ~lyc.
iust euggcsloa eg ihc hleh yaisl
lno QhlN d gaaerally hecpmins alid
suggests thc graceful cntllne 5cf ihe
agurc. without beiug ii apF sense
ilgNt Ct cau b9 utilizcd haih iur lte
rtr4el aed sof Me house and tse sldrl
can 3e mude either 20 NAlk'aK W
r0uni lengtb }tcopacQucnly Is aiapt
ol to ali casona0le materials Foa
Immediate weaf dhc fnc serses. holh
nlaiu ana IA aua0R effects. aud tht
Dlreclolre cloth tAsi lB So much used
henMeua cloih pni all similar mate
rala would be approprlale AVID liiile
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Moro Han nlap uut oi every le'i
esse4 s. taeuuft.sM afe s'mp'g fhar
utaiisn s ih,, muselea dte q sls
ns fnrN eelhcr Uf rhfgnic rlaH'iid'
eiHa IS suga M ses Be lnletnal lfeat
meft ,s required Taa Tree eppllea.
lmn al Hamhcslein'H llnlmani r All
ihri Fl neae.. Haa f Is eeFlalh 50
aiye Quleb feliel slQe 4 q lflnl ans
"sc inl sNufselt foW cgleNy / rf'
lIeves Ire naiH cnf s9ferees RFFar
as .asis larea Sac. 50 2eatA Solo
IS r ienlrp
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ahiny ne0tle biect iu tasinr ilM
aaaas medicines aaunta preacrpee
hs physicians s0s rheunallsm There
is 40 need nf Inlcrnal treatment in
ang case Of muscular OF ehrodie
rheumatism, md more lasn nlno ont
uf every icn eaaeB oi he iiseesa ere
81 one uf iha ether u these garleiier.
When there ls II legef and little lil
anyl swelling 5sa may Know ihal x
Il only necessary 70 enplg Chamnef'
lalnA iinlmens freely to set QMek
relief l'ry ,li For sale hy N IS
Henlee,
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Fort Worth. Texas april ~ fur
the seccnd time IN two weeks q band
of Nnusuallg shfewd card aharDa oppr.
aliag N fort Worth aave perpotrat-
"a the ldenllVGl hui axcoedlugiy
sn.tth sVlnale on 0ui 81 ioan men,
each iiale obtaining larse sums o.
money Asoin tae case OF Johnny
Kama yanng Man from Indians
who March I5, losi s. 500. 10 recover
! Il few days litter thrgAsh lhe prompt
work OF Chief Muddex and ine deiecs
siyu department g. II cuMbeflaige
from wainwright, OKLA Nas illseiga,
~ into q peRer game tF fun u which
ne was bailed ana given time % pn.
talr from home the $1,000 tlat he
lbCw mcnrnf
INC scheme wogkod hY ine ahatgels
81 lc cntice ihelv victim into h pos.
er game Whicl % Just Tor pasdme.
aims the na4fess 81 ihc play Aees-
c g lpdulged 81 end thcn Nher me
lfaf s. ready isinSs begin 70 happen.
Nhe victim % given en opportunity
Va See t.ia "a his 9ppQnent's hands,
Wne States ihal hc afs q large sum
OF money aad offers b BET any one
81 me crowd an even $1,000 that he
holds Tie hesl hand 0uN 1f tbe CON.
I. gcde,Aies ID has q better collection
uf winning aso'e throws down hls eNh
cards III dsEus' stating ,aat be hah
j nn noas bot hat lf be has be Would
4 eal, me Elst nan's OTTER IS he be.
/ fntas him t3 a hiuHiHN. Nuaihor
/ iw4 ai llse shafpcfs ioll0We sali and
lasine stress 0n iac laet that he oai'
aat enhaeana sufficient ooln ana be.
llevrs bis opp neni y pluhlnS, also
throws lee tnris into tie discard
tiasins seao ihe sharpers Aand and
haVlns an lealt much better vne
from stacked decA Che ylclln Is
ready 10 eetpl The aHer, hul hes mai
the money slih him and says So a
nft puslllon lH iaen made by lne
awlndloFA Can't n he really care "
hei ihp two hands caa he platsa n
envelopes and sealed and placed IN
sank until the mnneg % farthe m
luQ from homo. All uf whiclpla l9no
ancurdlng to flnyle the shaFpar pns.
Ting 10 gi.a00 HI eaHh Nlfh ONE 81
his pala VINO naa Nee4 F''ess' =
stake aolaee -,,.. .,..a. IA
money Ffum home and ~ nfeaf
ranged neasln4 Nitn the cranks puts
4 Np win sne s.l.ks H.'',ls " "
stays penlaa "h'ie 'le l'''', ..,,s,.t, .".ls - =.
g Obtain lie N'sssaR7s e'.e''s.1
the cafds, e' al A'se pA',@ anti.
aaNa eal'liFt. ohy 9 .,.N iN,i.. 's. s s.,,i
ehe crowd ou WV Mps ''e is' Ns''a s.. ss
the otlief aplAlnnk esf ev,''s D.,'t,.s 81,
felvpas fHtath ~ We ,-s'4sba 4.
ln0 w aas l.f'f q 'e'v' s.1.sis '.. 4
ialA io kefp 5u' sns1s assa y
ine toaIa AAiie WIG al4 'as' ..,t
g hfaAs .ils e'N't ss tsa lsse
ING, aAa .N ' ~ ,,... ssfs.
agaln unless W sAf 4is''''f f "'' s
denaf heilI .t.s4.r.
M ille sAs 4. Ns.'s Il
eAlnifaa Ais i1'gV y .ae ,s aefal
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We often wonder hos a person eaa
be persuaded into takirg anything
but Foleya Honey and Tar tor coughs
colds ahd luug trouble Do NOT ae
footed lnto aereptlng r0wn nuke of
cthef substitutes. The genuine con-
talns DO harmful drugs and IS in 9 SCI
Low package. For sale by 6 4 ReniI
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MARRYING IN rulsA


Special ID the Daily Leader
rulaa. Okla, Aprll 2-Sincs NOV
- s.. 1907 wsen Statehood becanie
reality, 7o0 marriage licenses haya
heen Issued IN Tmsp county This +
an average af alm0sl ibrlytaefep
month
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s.t. talFLaN IeelkllIllon Mnn


apaci- ie the liplv I.eadea
MrskageN Okla, Apfll 2--k new
seale lef lhn calpeniets arleklhFefs
atn hiaHepH an MHAkeaee went lllt
sRptt q las rells faf "a lpdfeasp
~ iea ul4 cent Conifatlqfs aeel'fn
ltor vii ae q IS liae euld9eaieAi
nf coz union lahQi 81 Nld lnflA
tellaW alanl 5ae men Wiil bs afsHct
ad.
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ruring too spring every gne wopM
81 benellied bg taking Foef's kid.
aeg Remedf i furnishes needed
tonic To inc kidheYs al,er Inc exsrA
strata 81 winter. alnl h puaHea the
Nlaua hy stimulating lhe kldneNk, AMI
iauslaa lhQIn II el5snlntAp the lmpnrli
Iles lram Is TnI9ys Nlduey Remeay
lnpafEa nrw llfe and flRor Pleasant
ln take. For e3le IS & r Nenfra
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-22
| new THREE-STORY
OFFICE BUILDING

Mr.. CIV. Reagan, of Gastonia,
one of the prominent cotton mill
men Of the South will erect a
three story, modern office build
ing on Main street, at the corner
of Aspen, on property recently
purchased from Mr.. 1. HI. Can
trell, for which he paid Sc, 900.
The new building will cost not
less than SIS, 600, and will be a
complete office structure.
There is said to be no fouh-
dation for the rumor to the eff
feet that the Peoples National
Bank, Mr.. John Carter's new
100000 financial institution,
will occupy the ground floor of
the new structure.
The present site of the new
office building is occupied by two
wooden buildings. Construction
work will begin in less than
sixty days.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-22

ly what it was talking about, AS
1T ALWAYS DOES. 1t gave no
details at the time because it has
NEVER violated mans conf
dence, and today it publishes a
full authorized statement of one
of the biggest financial enter
prises ever launched in this State.
And this is not the end. There
are other projects in view which
mean as much to the future of
Ibis wonderful town as this
$780, 600 financial institution, and
the man who can see anything
but a bright glow along the road
Hendersonville is travelling is
looking through a pair of smoked
glasses.
AS the Hustler has always
maintained, Hendersonville is in
a class by itself. No town in the
country has a brighter future,
and none is travelling so fast and
so sure towards the realization of
her ambition-which is
10000 by 1910.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-22
The Hustler q
True Prophet!

On July 9, The Daily Hustler
published an article headed "A
Coming Great City of the South!'
which follows:
Hendersonville's growth dur
ing the past few years has been
the marvel of the State!
If the plans of certain outside
capitalists are consummated, and
they are cooperating with local
men to bring their plans to a
head, the past, bright as it has
been, will fade into utter dark
ness when compared with the
prosperity and growth just
ahead of this town.
1t would be inadvisable to re-
veal the plans of these promoters
now, but when the time is ripe
the citizens of Hendersonville
will realize they are living in one
of the future great cities of the
South.
The article excited the widest
comment amongst the business
men of the town.
Probably not one in fifty be-
lieved it. Many said so. in fact.
The Daily Hustler knew exact
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-22
Automobile Wreck.

What came near being a rec
ord breaker in the way of long
automobile drives ended last
night near Flat Rock in a seri-
Gus break down. An English
man, whose name could not be
obtained this morning was the
occupant of the go horse power
Buick, and from his statement
everything run along smoothly
until he struck Henderson coun-
ty. He remarked that the roads
in this county were in a deplor-
able condition in some places.
While trying to rough it on
the roads near Flat Rock the
machine struck a rock and man
aged to break the driving shaft
thus rendering the machine help
less. The gentleman was forced
to hire a team of mules and have
his machine hauled to the city.
On reaching the city he found
that the facilities were not suf-
ficient in this city to mend the
breakage. He left this morning
for Asheville on the train and
his automobile pulled through
the country to Asheville in order
that he might find repairs.