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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-30
SCHOOLS, COLLEGES AND ACADEMIES.
ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
Only School of Technology in Alabama
e4 Professor. a,.s Instructors.

s4 Profesor instructors c M. A..
  level lcountr of 
   hold Birmingham District and husnu. the lSouth F of English
  Pharmaceutical Chemistry Pm C.; op boardn private of Ala Agrcuit n c o For Catalogue and Further Information Address toe resiocn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-30

will arrive today to be the guest of Miss Jeane Burke on Sayre Street.
 BLOUNT SPRINGS HOTEL. Is open for the season of 1909. For further information and booklet write,
 GEO. E. DRIVER, su-wed-tf. Manager.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-30
MISSION BOOKS OPEN.
Closing Date Has Been Set FO

Rev, w. B. Crumpton. Secretary and Treasurer of the Baptist State Mis- sion Board announced yesterday that the books of tho Board will not be closed until Tuesday. July '.
 The time was extended. Mir. Crump- ton said. in order to give more time to persons who were cut out of their coll lections by the unfavorable weather on Sundays during June
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-30

Large Fat FryerS, POmpanO and Snapper, Salt Water Trout. Spring Lamb and MILK fed Veal. Fine TOtmatOes.
 MEEHAN & MOQRIS.
 Phones 200 md 1920.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-30
NEW MILITIA COMPANY.

Company l., 2nd Alabama Infantry, Mus
 tered in At Tallahassee.
 Taliassee. June 29-(Special.)- )-Con- pany l., End Regiment of Infantry, Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-30

Read our want ad m this paper.
 DIXIE COTTON COLLEGE, mon-wed- d-su. Montgomery, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-30
WOMEN ana SOCIETY
Rosais Armistead Higgina Social Editor Phone 254s

bride and groom entering together. The bride wore a blue cloth travel ing suit and carried a bouquet of brides roses. Dr. Lansing Burrows performed the ceremony.
 MT. Williams, who is the son of the late Judge J. L. Williams. formerly lived in Montgomery, and was con- nected with The Advertiser.
 Mir. and Mrs. Williams are now visiting his mother. Mrs. J. L. Will Hams, 21 North Goldthwaite Street, before going to Birmingham. where they will reside.
 MISS LEES DANCE FOR
 MISSES LUPFERT AND HILL.
 Very enjoyable and altogether charming was the dance given at Pick ett Springs last evening by Miss Lily Lee in honor of her house guests. Misses Theo Lupfert. of Winston Salem, N. C.. and Miss Julia Hill, of Opelika.
 Her guests, numbering about sixty. were chosen mostly from the younger
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-30
MISS WILLIAMS ENTERTAINs.


 Miss Mary Williams entertained on Monday evening at her home on Gov ington Street in honor of her cousin Miss Annie KoeIer of Columbus Miss Games were played and delicious re- treatments served.
 A delightful evening was enjoyed by the following guests: Misses An nie Kelly. Marion Lee, Mary Boyd, Hazel Lloyd, Lillian Caldwell. Leola Dukes, Annie Koehler.
 Messrs. W. G. farrell, A. Mclean, Carl Mitchell e.. A Carroll. Lee Griggs. A. Barrett, Tom Andrews, Johnnie Koehler and Dr. W. V. Slough.
 wILLIAMS-TARvER
 The marriage of MT. James Law renee Williams of Birmingham and Miss Mamie Cooker Tarver of Americus, Ga, which took place yesterday at noon at the home of the brides parents. MT. and Mrs H. c. Tarver In Americus, Ga, will be of interest to the many friends of MT. Williams in this city. There were no attendants. the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-30
Individuality Tells"

For years we have built our business on indivi- duality. You will find it in our Clothing, Hats, Shirts. Neckwear and throughout our entire stock The public is convinced of this fact, and they are taking advantage of the special re- ductions that we are making for cash on broken lots of clothing and shirts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-30

Best picture machine ever In Mont gOmery ct Orpheum.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-30

New pictures every day at Orpheum best to be had.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-30

Miss Georgia Pierce. of Coosada spent yesterday In the city with Mrs. w. D. Driver
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-30

Miss Jeane King of Pittsburg. Penn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-30

Miss Winnie Townsend has returned to her home in Brownwcod, Texas. after visiting her aunt Miss Emma Mckay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-30

The many friends of Miss Mamie Woodward will regret to learn that she Is i'll with typhoid fever in Selma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-13
.IAIRYNEN TO NOLl MEETING

Oklahoma delrgmon viii meet al
ltilwater ian, 2fg2 TIE prgram Is
is follows
'hurtaay Jan. 2i, sA. g.
"eooperaion joel g. Wlnkios
innhaian iSanaas
~rhe Best Cow on ae Farm" hahl
peehls Oklahoma City
THE lland Separator g y Fafiia,
iaHHaB city. A0
eNhai Tends Towards Advance.
nenls Roy @ Potts, atIllwaler
.rhe sils and .iA Uses. w. "A ilak.
later. slllwaief
ls0 p NJ pemonasrasiou lecture
sseleellng Dairy Cows John a.
falg San Antonio, Texts,
$50 3. M Session of State
Dairymen's Association.
Annual Address, j. B. NIaalgy
lnihfle Okla
Report Of the secretary Roy g.
POTTS. sillwaief
Appointment II cQhuIlNaB. -. -.
Meeting ADJOURNED 70 meSt the next
morning.
$50 p, N, MuaIs by the
ccssqe Orchestra.
Address. 0pnorinnlles Tor Dairy
Farming IN Oklahoma james Wilson.
Pres. Murray State Agf SCHOOL, fiaho.
niAR0 Okla
Address. The Sanitary MIX Prob.
EN- George II Whitaker Dairy Ex
Inert WAahingl IL y. q
Friday, Jan. 22, . a. NJ.
"Waai Ouf Oklahoma cohio Bul
Ter Contained, Prof " r. Wright.
Saltwater
City MUIR plnnis" eaafea NJ Whit.
akef, WashnetonY y
What Makes Success M Cfeaul.
cry Chaa a Grant Thaias
"suceess a Blackwell % x John,
son. Blackwell
Establishing and Operating Co
operative Cfeamery inel q Wlnhier,
Manhattan. Kansas
Scoring Of Contest Butter
100 ?. N. Huelneeo Meeting.
Rep q Of Committees aud Election
OF Officers.
2.30 ?. IA.
ADVANTAGES and Disadvantages Of
CentfaIlzing John T. Roberto Enid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-13

secfptnY Wilson say zone 81 gAe
objects ol tie inv Ia 10 inform che
consumer OF the pfoaeHee og eeflair
harmful drusa ln medicines I'le
m@ requires laai tlic am0uni Oi enlp.
falufni, opium morphine and 0lher
habit forming drugs be stated on lho
label Of eael bottle Thr uahuEae
tufhfs of UhamhelaiH's Cough Heiae
dg have always claimed That llielf
remedy dla uut eaplaln any q iaean
dfusa. ana the truth Of this clalm le
now fully profen, rs 10 neNiluu ~
them ls maie nn ihu label This
reme5y 10 not only orc 81 me asfest
but one of The best IA nse FOR ,spnghs
and colds us value hes been pfUgar
beyond question dnrine thu many
years Il has bepn III general aaa.
For sale Dy G. 4. Heuff0.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-13
MAKE THE NEXT A
FAVORITE FOOD MEAL
Rid Yourself Of SiO mach Trouble
Forever By Taking Some
Dlapspsln

Miserable indeed Is lAg man a
woman whose digestive system Is un
btrung who goes to he liable and can
moi eat or what lltt.e Is eaten seems
70 llll them and lays Ike lump Of
lead IN the stomach, refusing to digest
II Il. dear reader suffer this way
and viii pn ln yOus wraps now and
gel nom your Pharmacist a l0.eenl
,ase OF Pape's Dlapepsln and cat one
22,eraln Trlanguie after your next
meal YOU would appreciate, live min
htas lator, how long you suffered m.
necessarily
There van be no m re indigestion
no misery Ia The stomaca-no sour
rislags cf Belehing OF Gas no Heart
burn. Flamleney 81 Eructallons 0i ur
digesicd food and acid or feeling o.
Nausea Fullness. Headache Other
symptoms OF q weakened SDmeca
Stomach trnuhe and indigestion
yanlsh Ike snow before the blazlnf
sun.
When napepsln works your Stem
nch restn-~gets itself In order Dla
spepAin VuFillta ana sWttteha s1hi
stomach and ifeshens the niestlne
without the use laxallyes, ant
what IS more. Il increases the gasal
juluaas This il what rour stomach |
begging ior-more and bette- dlgef
live juices This Is whal makes yul
hungry and want TO eai, and YOU eai
rest assured what you then eal VII b
taken care Of properly and NOT lefl n
tie stomach 10 icgmeni and tnra
gas and acid. and poison the hreatl
With Hauseous odors.
Gpt 60-ceHt case from your dfus
glst now you ought 70 have Dlapet
sin about the house always. sh al
one If your family eai somethlui
whIch DOES moi asree With hlm er e.
of 90 Sour stomach 81 EXCESSIVE
Gas one iriangule win always give im
mediate relief
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-13

best for the siatO, as the institution
can not deYclap the Individuality and
selffellant character which ls indla
rensable IN the battle at llie as ear
the iVlnelg appointed fandly home b
growing and halnlug It's strongest
citizenship, aud q much heavier tax
rate must be paid 70 malntsin thc
ophanuge or IN llniiun than 20 care
l0f lhpse chlMfen through Che family
home placing method and practice %
lho Oklahoma Childrens Home SO
clety
For Crippled and noioemed Children.
For cippiel and deiormed children
the aiAle should make provision OF
homes and aehuols. plaring them ln
family groups il neal anl comfort
shle cottages. with good school build
ings Conveniently near under me care
and terching Of cpmneleut matrpna
or m0ters and capable teachers,
Weak Minded Children.
The state saonla also provide con,
talle ana suitable homes aud
scheal3 iuf weakmlnia1 children
Where ,hey snail be we'll cared for
tri Taught as llley mas be capable of
leHrnng aome Of which may beeome
capable OF self support on reaching
adni HE 80 ont Into q broader
sphere 81 living ana enjoyment. leav'
ing the narrower c6niines of the In
stitullon bchui. and et tie same time
cease 10 be further tax to tNe state,
county or city
DelInausns Children.
Delinquent children should ~ cared
for hy the state through the best de-
ylsed system nt Juvenile court and
probation eultea 10 reform and help
them up on a higher moral ana indus
trial plain. vita honest purpose OF
honorable livlng encouragInely set be
fore them
diseased chIldrsu.
Hospital care for an diseased ehll.
dren shonld be nfnelde9 ios By the
state. wlth the best medical attend
ance ana tendnf competent nurses
for hrs sRcrel trust
Oklahoma Has fiasrt, Soul and pueh
For an the fuTegolne classes ol heF
dapeDieul and lclnauens ca.ld7enl
Oklahoma will amply provide Is fast
as sae can. aad viii not be- content
q be hchlna any state In The Union
~ the best pOasihle care and comfort
nt 81 her dependnnt anl Delinquent
rllllFen nW ii q spirit qf rivalry
but 9llh hlxh. noble Christian lntelli
senee sympathy. and iBse beln 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-13

RAANGHT CASE APPEALED

Act rneys representing Geo Mc'
Nnught. OF Klngiisher county. who lost
rnf IN . habeas corpus action recently
decided by the criminal court Of ap'
pealg. today appealed the case from
the sl'sgrIct court Of Klngilshef county,
a,lhaIlg irregularities in me trial,
lhtreny hoplna get q reversal Of tie
liee aenfcnoe Imposed upon McNaasht
~ indgc Huston for the murder Of
Charles Madison. negro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-13

diy for them. 3oes Okiahoma desifi
b du Hes hest
Zach state Has Right 10 Protect Il
self
Other older states, f0r instance
View York, illIniis, Ohio, KsuFas. enc
theFH have iaws prohibiting ntlo
tstes or corporations cut side. from
ending dependent, ani dellnquen
hiRlreu within thelf hnfiers undeI
erlalh pauallies end the yare right
taeh stnle eaelil provide ioi lta owi
lepeudout claaaeF
QklaAema Tof SELF Protection sboalt
% thu Same
Let Oklahoma be Nrn not 10 ALLOW
state. corporation. FIRM. of iHal
lual 81 ans other state place sn,
hid o. children having any conlagi
ius or iacutahle Msease fecble o'
Neaknanlcl. e1ippled or ieiormel
nfnfflglble, q delinquent. Into Ok
sboma unapr guaranty bond Of 81,
n0090 II aalayb0ud he forfeited Tho
ucnef shall 20 into the state FUND
'or Hepeu iant AMI dellnauchl chlldref
Missouri requires bond ol si0000
O'hsF States. cllIcs. Corporations
Firms, Or individuals.
Neltho should any other siale. city
corporation. nfm. OF Individual ont
slde Of Oklahoma be- allowed to place
ans lependeniehlh ii any fimIly II
Oklahoma lx conlraet Or adoption.
nor with ans company CORPORATION
firm, or lnalFidunl to labor an fafm
III mlne. factory STORE, ar IN any 9th
q eanacliy. under sixteen llgl wears
OF age. without first furnishing tho
state commissioner Of charities and
correction OF the siate nf Oklahoma
vita guaranty bond Of $4,000 thai 10
child brought. or sent INFO the state
Df Oklahoma believed 10 be- sound
when placed IA the state u y aiter.
wari prove 10 BE- dleasel deiormed
srlprie1. wealnlupd vicious IN char
icteF o. Delinquent within FIVE yeafg
from date cl placing \ IN Oklahoma
ibe pAfty or parties responsible foi
hrlrslng Gl sending such child OF
children into TIE state. aaall promptly
be hollHoi bY The state comnhselouer
1i charities aud correction 10 eem6ve
4 OF ihem frcm the state Within nf,
teen days front date Of such notice
snd On refusal n such narty 10 10 50.
The said party or naFtiea. az the ease
mas BE- should Ne nued ganj lnufis.
oned. 4 possiblel not less ihan e2s0O
nnf nirre than $500 for each lefcc
tive child refused 10 be 50 <emoYed
such ilnc io sa Into the lunl for ~.
peuaens cblldfen
NOAH a. WfcKHAM.
siale Suieriftehilent eF Tho Qklaho'
ma ch'ldfena Home Society
Ian s. 1909
olilce pf superintendent 1859 west
2ilh street Oklahoma City. Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-13

Okla
eAsllflclal RalrlgarRgiah in lUtai
Creamery o =. Mcdowell, Lahena
Factory MANAGEMENT. VI b Thurs.
ton Enid Okla
"Iiaw Cnn Oklahoma Antlpf he ia.
pruYadf' Ray MrGraef CklahoHG
Nifp.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-13

Tharc ia No eage on RECORD of %
cough. eoll OF IA grlnne dovelanine
Into pneumonia after Foleye Honey
and Taf has been taken. as t aefes
tAa most obstinate, 4grpsealpd
and colds WHY take anything elise
--c. Il. RENFR0.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-13
FATALITIES
ATTEND FIRE

New Haven. Conn. Jan ig. III a
fife resulting from an oferhentAi fur,
iaee thai destroyed the residence Of
Hanuel Higgins general manager az
the New York New Haven and Hart
ford railroad here early iu3ay his
NJ ther lUsi her llfe, his moiherlH4HN.
Mfa eorbln Was salalls butt and sd
wife daughter lsbtli his Young san
aud liieRins himself barely eaeaped
death by jumping from a second story
wlndnw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-13
To
OKLAHOMA
PATRIOTISM.

0klahOmarH Asa eltlzNn us Vhla'
hoiea desire t1 cail gour attention
10 iae importance Of guarding. as
other states have dome bs proper
laws against tie uureara yt inter
state transportation of lplnof children
into our doman or ocrdess. as mat
ter uf prudent seitpfoteetlon TO the
character aud Interests q our citizen.
ship.
A 9eflous Question,
The net Of sending children from
one state to another ana especially
from large cities into newer localities
o. atates unrestricted. Without rules
or requirements, without Axamina.
iloiR ais % the character and cnndl-
items Of the children themselVcs sid
lwitlilui legal responsibility Of the
rarity sending OF taking them ffnn
one state 10 another, Is serious
proposition. Justly claiming ihe ean'
did consideration Of every citizen o.
Oklahoma and--especlaily at taia time
OF the Governor and the Legislature
III session
Dependent Children Classified.
Dependents children are 0g different
classes and should be- provided for
separately. IN justice to toe children
themselves. as well as TO those who
pro7l5u for them
l-lnilgent normal children sound
Ia mind and body
2-crlppled and def0rmed children
81 Nenkminded mot inennei chll-
t-aG.
Delinquent children.
Children.
Tae Oklahoma Chlldren's lione So
cietf. chartered IN la0n. can provide
for tie dependent normal children o.
the state through rs system oi ehil
drens receiving hgines end approved
iamlly.kome placing. where be ehil'
dfen afe received a. memhes q the
iaipllles eskinx f9r then. wlih moral
spFgenndlnss aQql adyaniesea Al
Chr*tlar opportunities
He Stale oFphsasEa faeeese.
Eai fi 4eH Anuf WenitlI and
nlyaeaIlS mind and body healthy
inere Il not aniy ne nend 81 au az
uhanaef of ashey inqlluscu for chem
bul 70 coop them on WITH ilp' ehlll
nafHHf q Efeal wfahs q ne eaIl
agen glilA slalemeni mpst uol he
lssea ~ ntHlli aaalAsl tho lnslIlu'
tleas. fnf + j. nft bli II Is the
HaIHaenl Tact ilei honest All 81
iNiisHnH4 sfH ~ cAttII nature H4aNl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-13

TTTTTTT- TT0TTT-WT -
Racking n gfippe coughs that may
develop into pneumonia over nlgat
are quickly cured hy Foley's Honey
and Tar THE sore aud inflaHad
lungs orc heaied ana atrenslhened'
and dangerous condition Is quickly
agested Take only Fuiey's Honey
ana Tar in the yellow package &c r.
RENFRo,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-13

tnolhef new aifibrie Industry START
nl is eh6cis going his Il lnink when
The logan cftufy planlHe ms lueaiua
AZ rs SnFih Vino sileff cunlmfacell
turning ual finished woodwork &. n.
iashhfeuh T fthelfY nua 1ahn
Mllsap who recently eaIlle hers # ni
le South IRE lhe promoters IF The
reN enterprise fhey announce Chat
hev haya Installed ~ ii date ma
fhlfe7g fra IRA prepared 10 il 81
laaaa q uliI Nefk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-13
LINE COMPANY lPPEALS


The Gulf Pipe Line company tlled
an appeal n The Supreme court to-day
from Judgment rendered agasnsl
them ID The Justice Of the pence e1ur
Of Hug ln favor OF A. u Vaaderhufg
icr damages TO bis crops By Oh leak
Ing onto his fields aud later ipf tear
tbs down Of me ieEue On the owners
land when tho leak Nas repaired
s4a=-k@--@--s+
II you viii take Foley's Orlno Iaxa-
five until lae hoeels become regular
ypn will not have 10 take purgatIves
constantly, as FUleys cfsno Laxative
positively cures chronic constipation
anil sluggish liver Pleasant 70 take
6 Il RFNwRo,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-13

Headaches and Neuralgia from caldn
LAXATIVE BHOM0 oulnlne. the
world wide Told and Grip remedy u.
iuoYes cause Call for full name. Look
Or signature 7. " Grove csc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-13

Eastern Oklahoma IS clothed IN
wlnte Ailte. 0 heavy snow falling
ln saef1kee anil eastern pait 1f
creeF country
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-08
THE FROG CHILD.

A good many people think, and
say so, too, that such "attrac-
tions" as the Frog Child
should be confined to the side
streets. One gentleman, speak
ing of this exhibition yesterday.
declared that it was a positive
nuisance, especially during the
celebration on Monday when
much noise emanated from the
promoters and crowds of negroes
congregated on the sike walk in
front of the place, to the detri-
ment of public travel. Let the
city authorities see if they can
not abate this objection under
their code. A side street could
be substituted for the present lo-
cation.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-08
.MALLETT-KINzEY.

A pretty wedding took place
this afternoon at 1890 O'Clock in
the ST. James church, when Miss
Mary Mallett, an attractive
young lady of New Orleans, be-
came the bride of Mr.. John Har-
rison Kinney, Of Mills River, in
this county. The Rev. Wilcox
officiated.
Among the out of town guests
were: Mrs. Mallette, mother of
the bride. and three sisters; Mrs.
j. F. Mallette and three children
arrived in the city yesterday
from New Orleans and will spend
the summer at Mills River,
Mr.. Kinney has many friends
at Mills River who will be glad
to hear of his good fortune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinney will make
their home in Mills River.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-08
At The Auditorium.

For Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, the w. O, w. commit
tee have secured the Moore
Stock Co., who have been so
very successful in Asheville.
The first attraction Arizona
JIM, played to crowded houses
in Asheville. The program will
be changed every night.
In addition to this there will
be a strong vaudeville bill and
the usual excellent moving pic
lures.
FOR SALE-Finest frying
chickens in Henderson county.
Address T. R. Barrows, Hustler
Office.
Delicious frying chickens.
Leave orders at Hustler Office.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-08
MAYORS court.

D. w. Rollins of Melrose was
tried yesterday afternoon before
magistrate and was bound over
to higher court under a heavy
bond of $500, which he
managed to put up for his
appearance at the next term of
court in this city.
A short while later Rollins was
tried in mayors court for being
drunk and disorderly on the fifth
OF July in this city and was fined
$3.50, which he paid over to
the city treasurer.
"A rather peculiar case came
up p IN mayors court yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. M. A. Wilburn
was the defendant charged with
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-08

retailing spurious liquor. A
number of witnesses were put on
the stand. From the evidence
given the court there is a great
deal of liquor sold in the neigh
borhood of the defendants place
of business but nobody seemed
to know just who was ''coining''
the money. Mrs. Wilburn is al
ready indicted on charge of
selling liquor last year but the
case has not been in court.
Mr.. Sherman, one of the wit
nessess summoned by the court
to testify in this case refused TO.
talk on the subject and would
not answer a single question put
to him by the mayor. The may
or very much indignant over the
affair fined Mr.. Sherman twenty
five dollars for contempt of
court.
Mayor Station fined Mrs Will
burn $50 and bound the case
over to the grand jury.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-08
\ Gigantic Mass Meeting Of All
the People Called for July 20.
NJ. v Richards and Other
Noted Speakers to be Present.
The Stores Will Close; There
Will be Music, and the Day
Will Mark an Epoch in the
County's History.

Tuesday, July 10th, will mark
the turning point in the history
of Henderson County!
On that date the people of Hen
derson County, the farmers, the
mechanics, the bankers, the hum
blest laborers, will meet together
in a gigantic mass meeting at the
court house, to consider the all
important matter of the INDUS
TRIAL development of this coun-
ty.
Mr.. M. V. Richards, land and
industrial agent of the Southern
Railway, will be present and re-
late the experience of other towns
and how they, as a result of
united effort, have benefited their
condition and have taken a high
road to prosperity.
There will be other speakers of
note. The stores will all close
from II to 1 o'clock, there will be
music. and the day will be one
long to be remembered in the
history of Henderson County,
All arrangements are in the
hands of competent committees,
and it is believed the outpouring
Of Henderson's citizens will be
the greatest in her history.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-08
Nj. Patton Chairman.

In the organization of the new
county board of education Mr.. J.
D. Patton, of Flat Rock, was
elected chairman. Mr.. Patton is
one of the most substantial citi-
zens of the county, and has taken
an active interest in educational
affairs. The chairman should be
located at or near the county
seat" and the board of education
doubtless had the convenience of
all concerned in mind when the
selection of Mr.. Patton as presid-
ing officer was decided upon.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-07-08
Late Arrivals At Gates.

J. H. Patterson, wife anc
child, Jacksonville; Mr.. and Mrs
Thos. D. MaKay and H. F.
Wolfe, Charlotte; Mrs. A. L.
Price, Miss Eurily Price, Mrs.
W. j. Swails, Wilmington; H.
E. Gillaim, Virginia; J. S. Perry,
Savannah. Mrs. H. P. Clark and
H. P. Clark jr., Brevard; A. l..
Cruchfield, Spartanburg; B. M.
Chenowth, Birmingham; C. Y.
Workman, ]. Norman Leather
wood, South Carolina and VIM.
E. Ashley, Greensboro.