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Evening star., 1909-07-09
FIRE HORSE REFUSES PENSION.
Bolts Through Window and Returns
to Old Haunts for Duty.

NEW YORK. July 9.---Jim is only II
Paterson fire department horse. but he
IS too proud TO remain on the aims
house farm t. which he was recently
committed, the fire authorities decided
he was no longer tit for active service
For five years he was the pet of an
engine company III the New Jersey city,
and when he was started on his Journey
to the farm the boys gathered about
stroked his mane, patted him from
head to tail, and said "Ciood-bve. old
Jim
He was placed in a box stall al the
farm. That was no place for Il real
horse with red blood In his veins.
thought Jim. and while the EMPLOYEES
were abed Jim took French leave bv
leaping through window in the rear
OF the stall, carrying the entire window
sash with him.
lie sped across the farm. leape3 ..
barbed wire fence and was rapidly dis
appearing cityward when II was found
he was missing and the alarm was
given.
Chief Stagg of the fire department
decided that Jim would lind his way to
some engine house. All the engine. com
panies We're notified to BE- on the look
out. and AN hour later Jim was found
standing in front Of engine hous. No 4
Chief Stagg was called, and ;.ftpr
looking jim over concluded that the old
horse was entitled to Il place in the
active ranks. so 1t was decided TO as
aign him for the present To the lob of
hauling coal to the engine houses
Evening star., 1909-07-09

Maximum temperature past twenty -four
hours, 81: a year ago, 81.
Evening star., 1909-07-09
FIRES BULLET INTO HIS HEAD.
Baltimore Man Shoots Himself un-
der Pier at Atlantic City.

BALTIMORE, July "a dispatch from
Atlantic City says: Carefully pointing
q 52-caiiber pistol through. length OF
gaspipe 10 insure against missing HIM
self, William c.. Cassell of Baltimore
fired a bullet into his temple under a pier
and within a few feet of hundreds OF
happy pleasure seekers on beach and
Boardwalk early yesterday evening.
Frightened spectators who picked up
the man found him covered with blood.
but the bullet may not have penetrated
the skull and Mr.. Cassel has caance
for recovery. He recovered CONSCIOUSNESS
soon after he was taken TO the hospital
and told Detective Chief Whalen that he
had evolved the scheme OF shooting
through the piece of pipe against his
head to prevent the bullet going wide
by his shaking hand. AIR. Cassel eN-
pressed his chagrin because OF MS faiiGre
TO kill himself irtinatnS domestic
trouble as the cause.
Mr., Cassell has been In business as a
contractor for many years. He had large
contracts on large buildings erected in
this city.
He has two children. Mrs f.ucius Lar
rihe.. ur Pittsarrc ard William l.. Cas-
sell
Evening star., 1909-07-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

RaSDLE HIGHLANDS-Unit States
Realty Company to Will p. Hall, lots
and .. block J6I: SO.
122s CONNECTICUT AVENUE NORTH
WEST-Philip w. II. King ct uX to
Gwendolen X. Armstrong. lots As and
~, square 1S9; $40.
WASHINGTON STREET NORTH WEST
between 4th and 9TH strects-Mary H.
II. Kendall to ]. Edward Fowler. part
original lot S, square 5ls: $40. ]. Ed
property to Benjamin ". Guy, so.
Il y STREET NORTHWEST-Johu ID.
Hauze ct ux. 10 41aiinda and Gladys
II. Powell. lot Al. square Gl1; so.
2 STREET NORTHWEST between 18th
and 18th streets-Deborah ~ Pass
more To John Campbell. lot lol. square
i57: $40
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-Frank p.
Nilburn. trustee. 20 Edgar l.. GiVens.
uest half lot II. block 4; $40
PLEASANT PLAINS-Veranus A. Moore
II ux TO Thomas w and Alice :.
keeler lot J.. block A.; $40.
PLAINS-William Il. Edmonstou ct
IN TO Albert Goenner. lot 10, block IL;
NORTH BRIGFTWoOD-Cari T.. Davis
10 the kenneDunk Realty Company,
lots 6 and :. block >: $40.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS - to!umo ola
Heights Realty Company To John l..
Warren lots 80 10 u. block -; $40
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-Ja,nes
NJ Drysdale to Frank ". and Etta
NJ Orth lot %, block 4: $40.
40. - ETH STREET NORTHEAST
catharine T. Cooksey et viz, David Nj.
10 Louis VI. and Mayme VI. klice, lot
81 square :tS4: sig.
PARK PLACE NORTHEAST between
1lth and i@th streets--James X. Carr
t ux 20 David Low. lot 20. square 9s7;
80 Joseph r. O'Neill ct uN. to Cath
crime T. Cooksey. lot -, square as;
40
PISEHI -RST- -Pinehurst Park Company
t" Robert NJ. Hutchison. lot 4, block
liARLEM-George O. TaIburtt to Agnes
r. Smith part lot ;: so.
ERoOkLAND-Malve q. Carmack e,
vlr, Thomas G.. 10 John B. Lord lots
IL and 70. block y $40.
LASIER HEIGHTS-Henry T. Merrill et
ux TO William &. and Roy T. Wood
ward. part lot 4s: $40. Anna B. Spier
ct vir. William f.. 10 same, part same
lot: $40
WHITNEY CLOSE-James p. Smith 70
Daisy c. Smith. part lot l. block II: 81
WEST WOODRIDGE-Henry A. Victh .,
nx. 20 Joseph Maddren, lott. block .
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS George $
Cooper ct ux to Manic r. Harrison
lot -. block =: slO.
r. STREET NORTHWEST between I'd
and al streetS-Andrew L. Duvau
trustee to George Crcioi". part orig
inal lot u. sq,ilrc ."i SEQ.
40 Isi3 ETH STREET NORTHWEST
ABBY w Steplcns st Nir, John J. IL
IJrlsu y. Spottswood. l"r 10. aluar,
us sic
Ni-S'T T.: t>INGTpN- .he<4nd"r Morri
sou to Barnard Plat. lot l:a, BLOCK :.
B1LMEAp MANOR William ( Minnis
ct uA. 20 john Mltchc!i, lot g. bloch
~ 10.
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To Instruct Militia Surgeons.
MISSING FROM HOME.
Police Asked to Locate George Cal
roll, Colored. of r Street.

The police have been asked TO locate
George Carroll colored, thirty-tive years
OF age, Of No. 200 X street northwest
who has been missing from his home
since Monday last.
II il stated the man went 10 River
View Monday evening and has since fail
ed to return. Fle is described as being
!. feet : inches tall. medium build. smooth
face and wore a black suit, with PIN
stripe trousers. black shoes and striped
shirt.
Evening star., 1909-07-09
Phoebus Merchant Fatally Shot.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. July a-As =
result of Il shooting ARRAY III a Phoebus
saloon early yesterday ]. Percy Bowrv
q Phoebus merchant, il dying al the
Dixie Hospital. and Charles r. Tillmau
a prominent citizen OF charlottesville
Va. is confined in the Phoebus iaiI
charged with the shooting Ttllman IS
said 10 be prominent member OF the
Masonic order the Odd Fellows and the
EIks
Evening star., 1909-07-09
BANKRUPTCY COURT-Justice BARNARD
In re Edgar II. Becker: adjudication
and reference to f.. S. McCalmont.

CIRCUIT COTRT-Justice Barnard.
Harkness agt. Stabler: judgment on fiat
OF sci. ia. against defendant for S1>o:
plaintiffs attorneys. W. e. Ambrose and
c. w. Owen.
Cooke agt. McCreary; judgment of fat
on sci fa.: plaintiffs attorneys. Blair d
Thorn and c. w. Owen.
Jackson agt. Washington, Baltimore
and Annapolis railway: time to present
bill OF exceptions and to file transcript
Slater; defendants attorney, 4. A.
Hoehling. jr.
Hawkins agt. Southern Railway Com
pany; time to plead extended thirty days;
plaintiffs attorney. L A. Bailey.
Hayes agt. DanenhoWer; time to file
transcript extended TO August Q; plain
tiff's attorney. l.. II. David; defendant 8
attorneys, George w. Drew and Hayden
Johnson.
DISTRICT COURT-Justice Barnard
United States agt five cases of liquid
food; time to flle answer extended
In re extension of 18th street: time to
present bill Of exceptions extended.
In re condemnation for roadway on
south bank Anacostia river: cause con-
tinued to October l..
Bird agt Hall; order denying claim
of ltbelant.
PROBATE COURT-Justice Barnard
Estate Of Emily Haynes; order allowing
attorneys fee; attorney, W. c. Martin
In re John Britton; guardian allowed
to accept distribution from estate; at
torney. W. y. Mckenney
Estate of Abraham r. Culver: commits
sion ordered to Issue: attorney, w A.
Mckenney.
Estate of Joseph W. Babcock; will ad-
m!tted to probate and letters testament
tary granted to American Security and
Trust Company: attorney, ". \. McKcn-
ney.
Estate OF Worthington Dorsey: ordered
to sell securities; attorney, Frank Stet-
son.
In re Marion j. King ct al: guardian
ordered to expend money.
Estate of Margaret ]. Wall letters of
administration granted to James Henry
Wall; bond. 500: attorney. J. g. Howard
Estate of Thomas II. Wheatley; petit
tion for letters of administration filed; at
torney, George G. GertElan.
Estate of Abraham f. Culver: petition
for probate OF will filed; attorney, w. A.
McKenney.
Evening star., 1909-07-09
Secretary Meyer Going Fishing.

Secretary Meyer expects TO leave NASH
inrton Immediately after the adjournment
OF Congress for a vacation on the shores
of Lake Resti.,ouche. Canada. where he
wants 10 do some fishing. During the
suusmer lie expects to observe some of Tho
target practice of the Atlantic fleet H.
August he Will attend several sessions of
he Naval War College AT Newport
Evening star., 1909-07-09
THE COURT RECORD.
District Sunreme Court.

EQUITY COURT NO. 1-Justice Barnard
In re lunacy of Charles StrauD, order
authorizing investment; attorney, r. A.
Fenning
In re lunacy of William Connor: order
authorizing Investment; attorney, T. A.
Fenning
In re iunacy of Louisa Mair: order ap-
pointing Joseph Mair committee, pond
$500
Macdaniel agt Walker; sale finally rati-
fed and reference to auditor; complain
ants solicitor. Irving Williamson.
Butts ast. Butts; ORDER c->'tlnninS RUE
to August +: compliments solicitor. Viii
liam Henry White; defendants so!cltor
". +. Ambrose.
Revells agt Wilson: sale finally rati-
fed and reference to auditor: COMPLAIN
ants solicitor, Thomas Walker, defend
ants solicitor. George T. Collins
Robinson agt. Wayson: appearance Of
absent defendants ordered; complainant s
solicitor L. G. Dutton.
Riordan agt. Stockwell: appearance of
absent defendants ordered; complainant s
solicitors. Wolf & Rosenberg.
Walker agt. Walker: referred to W. III.
Shipley. examiner: complsinants solicit
tor, w. G. Martin. defendants solicitor.
r. +. Hornor.
Cusinano aet. CusinaEo: reference to
Fountain Pevt"n and ". 7" Pollard ap-
pointed to defend. compliments Soici-
tors Collins 4 Clarke.
Browne agf. Browne. ordeF limiting
t;.uc to TAX" testimony; complaiilants S
solicitor. NJ. T. Crrkscalcs; DEFENDANTS
solicitor, J. r. La~kcy
Burroughs aGt. smith. restraining order
% May Hacats,. c"rpla ndrt ) Sn'icl-
tors, blair lrc and I. Dawson Williams.
d.fendaut's s solicitors. ". NJ. Williams and
Fred Mckee.
Mcclure agt Mcclure; rule rcturnable
July -. complainantS 5 snlisitcr, ". !.
Lambert; defendants solicitor ". L.
Plurnley.
Magaw agt JTuntey; order extending
time 10 dle transcript Of record com
plainant's solicitor v. H. Jackson; de-
j. r. FaeIe.
Posey agt Industrial Building and SAY
ing Company; receivers authorized 70
cancel bond; complainant solicitor. }. II.
Stewart.
Cox agt. O'Meara: guardian ad !item
appointed: complainant solicitor, I. ).
Shrcve, jr.
Carr asr. Lambert: sale ratified nisi:
complainant solicitor f = heiskci' oe-
PENDANTS solicitor. w. J. Lambert.
Yoris agt. Yoris. order for alimony
pendente lite; conplainant's solicitor, ].
II. Adriaans; defendants solicitor, 7. A.
Bowen, jr.
Padgett as, Suter; sale hnally ratified
trustee to convey: complainants solic-
itors. ]. f. McNally and J. r. Padgett.
Croft agt. Croft: defendant adjudged
in contempt: complainant's solicitors, W.
J. Lambert and X. II. Yeatman; defend-
ants solicitor. c. +. Owens.
Dierkoph agt. Sterrett: decree pro
confcsSo against certain defendants.
complainant's solicitors, Newton x Gill
lett
Magrudcr agt. Spriggs: decree pro
confesso: compIainants solicitors. New
ton & Gillett.
Hutton agt. Hutton; divorce a vim.
mat. granted; complainant's solicitor.
Crandal Mackey: defendants solicitor. J.
T. Sherier.
% aNIDJ-pTS~y rnIrprr Y,c,toa aparp,rd
Evening star., 1909-07-09

ur and Mrs. = =. S>on,I - Ns-t.
r,9.rsfcr Md. arnounce tie marriage
June ~. in Newark. y. j., OF thelr only
daux;1tcr, Miss Ietira fav Stoner. and
HARRY L, Hobby OF Baltimore.
Evening star., 1909-07-09

Showers are again reported from the
south Atlantic and cas-, guilt states. Ten
| n'essee, the lower Ohio valley and scat
tered points in the southwest and west
In all other districts fair weather con-
tinues.
The temperature has not changed ma
terially, and 1t remains nearly normal in
all districts, except the southeastern
states. where it IS considerably below the
average.
! The weather tonight and Saturday will
continue fair in the middle Atlantic
states, the upper Ohio valley and the
| lake region, and III these districts the
temperature will not change materially
Unsettled weather and showers are indi-
Gated during the next thirty-six hours in
| the south Atlantic and east gulf states
| The winds along the middle and south
! Atlantic coasts will be light to moderate 9
| variable: on the east gulf coast light va
riable.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have moderate varia BILE winds
and fair weather to the Grand Banks.
The following heavy precipitation lin
inches) has been reported during the
past tTenty-four hours: Knoxville, 1.2s;
Thomasville. LA: Amarillo 1.O2; Sydney
LA: Chattanooga, 20: Port Arthur, l. 46
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings OF the
| thermometer and barometer at the wealth
er bureau Tor the tWenty-fOur hours be-
ginning at pm. Yesterday:
Thernometer-July =. pm, 81; pm
70: II midnight. IS. July .: am. 60: s
| am, IS: II noon. II: 2 pm, 20. Maxi
mum. ~. at pm July s, minimum, 81
) ain. July 8.
Barometer-July s.: pm. $50; 9 pm.
:93l L. midnight, 1898: July .: am
9ao: am, 800; noon, 1902; pm.
5000.
| Tide Tables,
! Today-Low tide, TOO am. and 1927
pm; high tide, 1890 a m. and 1858 pm
Tonorrow-Low tide, 500 am. and $50
pm; high tide, 1:96 am. and $50 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, 4:41 am: sun sets,
7:T pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises. 4:42 am.
Moon rises 1852 pm. today.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
! lighted by thirty minutes after sunset:
extinguishing begun one hour before sun
rise. All arc and incandescent lamps
GIFTED fifteen minues after sunset and
extingnished forty-fiye minutes before
sunrise.
Condition of the Water.
r,f at
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair Tonight and Saturday, With
Moderate Temperature.

For the District Of Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia. fair tonight and Saturday;
moderate temperature; light variable
winds.
Evening star., 1909-07-09
PIANOS FOR RENT

And rent applied II purchased. ECO pianos to Sc
Iect from: prices from 81 90 up.
HUGO WoRCH, 11I0 e. NV. Worch building.
Sehmcr, Blaslus, Emerson Pianos.
tslJSm.6
Evening star., 1909-07-09
Up-River Waters.

special Dispatch 10 The star.
HARPERS FERRY, W. Va. July g.
Both rivers muddy this morning
Evening star., 1909-07-09
Condition of the Water.

Temperature and condition of water at
: AM: Great Falis--Tenperature 7S: con-
dtion, :S Dalecarlia acknowledgements
tIre, IS condition at north connection,
-: condition at south connection, -
Georgetown distributing reservoir-Tem-
perature, 10; condition at infiuent gate
house, 80; condition at effiueut gatehousc,
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-08
Pleasant Hill PiGk-UDS.

n. A. Drake and family of
Hendersonville were guests of
S. A. Heffner and wife Sunday.
Quite a number of our young
people went to Beulah Sunday to
attend the old time singing.
Twenty-seven colored servants
arrived at the Club House at
Kanuga Lake on Monday.
Everything will be in readiness
by the 18th, when $50 guests are
Misses Annie Lee Drake, Ella
Mccall and Messrs. Furman
Bane, Asby Mccall and others
the Glorious Fourth
picknicking on Mt. Hebron.
Bro. Reed will lead the prayer
Thursday night, Sub
ject, Christ our Motto" We
hope to see a large crowd out.
Bro. Reed is an able speaker and
a Christian worker.
We are glad to say that Mrs.
Stevens is conYalescent after an
illness of more than five weeks.
She is at her sons, Mr.. Geo.
in Hendersonville. Her
many friends will be glad to see
her home again.
Most of our people spent the
Glorious Fourth, Con the 5th)
in the corn fields, mastering the
weeds, which had the advantage
of the fields during the continued
rains. We are thankful for a
few days sunshine.
PUNCH AND JUDY.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-08
Horace News.

Mr.. Edgar Lamb and his sister
Lille will return to their home
in Spartanburg Tuesday, much
to the regret of many friends,
Miss Glory Dalton of Reedy
Patch, and Mr.. Eli Williams, of
this place, were happily married
by Rev. Freeman at the residence
of V. C. Stepp Sunday. Their
many friends wish them much
joy.
Some of the young people of
Point Lookout attended Childrens
Day services at Edneyville Sun
day and report a good time.
Mr.. w. P. Gillian and Miss
Emma Williamson made a flying
trip to Hendersonville Monday.
Mr.. Ben Justus and Miss Ma
nerva Laughter visited Rev. Nc
Carson, of Horse Shoe Saturday
and Sunday, CoBWEB.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-08
Bio Willow B[GGzGS.

The Fourth of July passed off
quietly, and the Wagoner's Con-
vention was almost a failure.
There was a large congrega-
ton at Beulah, Sunday. Rev.
Allison preached an excellent
sermon. In the afternoon they
had a good singing, both old and
young taking part in singing in
the old and new books.
Miss Anna Morris visited her
parents and numerous friends
here on Saturday and Sunday. ,
Miss Nellie Middleton and a
company of friends Of Hender-
sonville were at Beulah Sunday,
Mr.. John Hyder and family of
Hendersonville visited Rev. T.,
A. Shipman yesterday.
Tony.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-08
EdnGyViHe Notes.

The Childrens' Day Sunday was
the best we have seen in Hender-
son county. The crowd over
flowed the house, the exercises
were interesting and inspiring,
the dinner was in keeping with
Edneyville's reputation in this
line, and everybody had a grand
time. DR.. Few, of Henderson
vile, and Rev. Melton, of Fruit
land, made most timely and ex-
ceIlent talks. Rev. S. L. McIn-
tosh, the popular pastor, preach
ed the best sermon we have ever
heard from him-and they are
always good.
Mr. and Mr.. Perry Williamson
have moved to Hendersonyille.
Miss Arie Dalton, of Slick Rock
Inn, and Mr.. Eli Williamson, of
Ottanola, were married Sunday.
Rev. Drake will preach at MT.
Moriah next Sunday.
Mrs. Rufus Justus is recover
very nicely.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-08
Must Be Numbered

Hendersonville is to have free
city delivery!
The city council has ordered
that suitable signs be placed at
all street corners and that all
houses be numbered.
This is required by the United
States government before the ap-
~plication of Postmaster jackson
for free delivery will be consider
ed.
When this requirement has
been met, and the committee ap-
pointed by the council for that
purpose, ]. G. Morrow and J. w.
Mcintyre, will see to it that no
time is lost in meeting it,
the Postmaster sends in his ap-
plication, an inspector comes and
investigates and reports to Uncle
Sam.
The regulations of the postof-
flee department provides for free
delivery in cities of ten thousand,
or in cities where the receipts are
$4,000 a year.
Hendersonville is now in the
latter class, and when the streets
are named and the houses num-
bered, Postmaster Jackson says
the whistle of the United States
mail carrier will be heard in Hen
fastest growing
town in the South.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-08
THE CORPORATION TAX.

When Aldrich, standing before
the Senate as the legislative faith
er of the corporation tax, under
took to explain that measure, he
but lily yelled his mate hostility
to it, frankly confessed that he
expoused it only as a means to
defeat the income tax, and pre-
dicted it's repeal within two years.
This means that the corpora
ton tax will be killed in confer
ence", shouted some of the most
violent opponents of the measure
in Republican ranks. "This
means nothing of the kind", re-
piled the President in effect, talk
ing to- a group of newspaper cor
respondents at the White House.
''It means only that Brother
Aldrich hates the corporation
tax, that he accepted it only be-
cause he was in a tight place and
had to come to me for assistance.
This predication that the measure
will be repealed in two years is
perfectly harmless. If he can
CLEAN some small degree of COM
fort from that prediction, I have
no objection. But [ know that
once this tax goes into operation
and takes two million dollars a
year from the Standard Oil Com
pany and it's subsidiary COM
panies, almost as much from the
Steel Trust, nearly as much from
the Sugar Trust, and at the same
time places on public record in
Washington statements of the
profits made each year by the
trusts and protected interests,
the American people will never
it's repeal. Ten Senators
from Rhode Island could not
erase it from the statute books.
Why people should be amazed
when Senator Aldrich does a lit
tie squirming is beyond my COM
prehension.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-08
fine ISSUE.

The July edition Of the South
ern Publisher contains an elabo-
pate report of the North Carolina
Press Association which held it's
annual convention in Henderson,
|Vllle June 23rd and 24th, giving
|tne highest praise to Hender-
FOnVlLle and her hospitable peo-
PIE, the able and interesting ad-
presses delivered by the mem
efS who were designated to
peak and much descriptive mat
Vf concerning the beauties and
'Vractions of this delightful Sec
lion.
This issue of the Publisher
OeS distinct credit to it's enter
rising editor and will prove of
puch interest to every editor in
pe State. We congratulate.
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The WOOdmGn'S Celebration
fFfom Tuesday's Daily.l

Hendersonville is crowded tc-
day with many thousands of
visitors from all over the South.
Starting early this morning
strangers began blowing into the
city in every direction and by
ten o'clock the main throughfare
was the scene of continual
streams of visitors going to and
from various parts of the city.
In every group congregated on
the streets there will be found
members of the w. O. w. from
some lodge in either of the Caro-
linas. The free band concerts
attracted many hundred visitors
to the court house plot.
At one o'clock this afternoon
on the old Academy grounds the
many visiting Woodmen will par
ticipate in the elaborate picnic
dinner given by the local mem
bers.
The grand parade starts from
the court house at $50 p. M,
and amidst many beautiful floats
the visitors will march to the
Auditorium, where a special matt
nee will be held for their benefit.
Meeting of old acquaintance
is very much in evidence at the
celebration and the fact that
these celebrations come only once
a year every good Woodman
makes a strenuous effort to at
tend and is prevented by only
something very important.
The citizens of Hendersonville
are showing the visitors every
courtesy in the way Of entertain
ments with the hope Of making
their stay in this city one long to
be remembered.
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The institute to be held here
next week, beginning at the court
house on Monday, while primar-
lily intended for the benefit of
the teachers, will be open to the
public. All school committee
men and patrons Of the schools
are especially invited to attend
and participate in the discus
sions. These educational meet
ings are always beneficial to those
interested in the cause and a rec
ord breaking attendance is de-
sired at the one to be held next
week. Superintendent Shitle
will be glad to welcome visiting
pedagogues and others from adj
joining states and entertains the
hope that they will feel free to
attend.