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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-06-30

BOARDERS WANTED in a
quiet country home, where there
are no children. No children
wanted. Terms reasonable. AID
dress Miss S. Annie Clayton,
Hendersonville, Route 6.
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FOR SALE = House and 10.
lots A. G. Thompson.
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I will copy and renew or en-
large any of your valuable por-
traits or views, furnish local view
post cards in colors. Phone 287
for quick service. Ed. Barnett.
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II u S r L e r
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One cent a word each insertion,
CASH WITH ORDER.

Hunters Pharmacy for Drugs.
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See Ed Barnet about your Pho
to work, prices and quality right
up to your approval, quick SER
vice, town or country. Phone
287 for your needs in this line.
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Take a Barks," the great
rejuvenator, for your nerves and
all stomach troubles. For sale at
Rose Pharmacy.
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For Sale-TWo box ball allies,
almost new will sell cheap. A. o
Jones, city.
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LOsT-A Ladies gray sweater,
between Pinacle Mountain and
town. Reward if returned to
Hustler office.
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Why the Citizens of Henderson
vile Should Support Our Base
Bail Team.
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Luzanne Coffee zoe can at
Smiths.
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D. DAVIS, Secretary.
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DVTcH WDOE/

may be utilized for all sorts Of dec
oratlve purposes appropriate TO. the an
nlversary; but they arc particularly
intended to be stuck on the outside Of
envelopes containing valentines
1t will be remembered that, not
many years ago, valentine envelopes
were always made in very fancy pat
terns- --olaborately embossed or other
wise decorated. Those have gone out
of fashion. apparently, and the new
valentines have envelopes that arc per-
fectly plain. Whence the desjrableness
OF ornamenting them in somo such way
as that above suggested.
One of the valentines for this season
represents pretty box-thougb flat,
being designed in perspective On be-
ing opened it is found to be filed with
pasteboard flowers. A similar cou-
trivance is labeled, Cloves Casket, -
and, whom opened, reveals whole
bunch of cupids.
Realistic Oysters.
Very realistic oysters, hfe-sizo and
looking much like the real thing, open
and disclose pairs of lovers engaged in
amatory caresses. There are also
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Your First Name

ancient Paul Of Thehes, who is some
times called the first hermit,
The story Of Anthony s temptations
has been made popular by many tales
and pictures. Sometimes in the shape
Of reptiles. beasts, beautiful women
and visions. evil spirits tempted him
to leave his retreat and return TO the
world. But his only answer 10 these
cntrcatics was TO 20 deeper and deeper
into the lonely wilderness.
Two or three times. however. Saint
Anthony WAS persuaded to emerge from
his secusion and journey to Alexandria
TO comfort and encourage the sufferers
OF Roman persecution. One of his Wis.
its 10 the great Egyptian capital was
his chroniclers, a voice came TO hIm
one night in the darkness of his cell,
saying:
"Anthony, thou art not so good as
a cobbler that dwclleth at Alexandria. y
So Anthony took up bis staff and
went to Alexandria and found there q
humble cobblcr, The SAINT asked the
man how he spent his time
'.Sir.' said the cobbler. '1as for me,
good works have ! none, for my life is
but simple and slender: | am but a
poor cobbler.f Then he went ON To
add that he worked all day long, told
the truth. kept his word, and taught
his children TO fear the Lord.
Once again Anthony gave way TO en-
treaty. and left his Wilderness TO found
the first monastery at Eayum. 1t WAS
only group of scattered cells and
caves. but in it WAS the germ of the
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Its Origin and the Famous Folk Who
Have Borne 1t

are Corrcggio. born in 1494. whose
father was an Italian tradesman; Sir
Anthony Van Dyke. born III 1899, the
son of Il Flemish silk merchant. and
Vatican, born in 1854, whose father
was roof slater in Nalcucienues,
France.
Anton Rubensteiu. the famous Rus
sian pianist and composer, born in
1880, Anton Seidl, the great Hun
garian conductor, born in 1850. and
Anton Dvorak, born in 1871, whose
father was a butcher and who rose to
be one of the most famous composers
of Bohemia. and n member of the
Austrian house Of peers, arc three
great musical ADthonys
There have been at least four famous
men of the name in letters.
Antoine LA Sale, almost unknown
excepting through his works, is the re-
putcd fourteenth century French author
of some of the clevcrest bits OF satire
in a language noted for the wit and
sparkle of its literature. Anthony Gal
land, another Frcnchman. whose father
died in 1850. when the boy was only
four, was the youngest OF seven chill
drcn. His mother had TO work to sup
port her many children, but she man
aged TO give her youngest son Il good
education. When he was fourteen.
however, she apprenticed him to a
tradcsman.
The humdrum life of tradesman
in a sleepy little French town did not
appeal to the imaginative young An
tome, and when he was ID he rau away
to Paris, TO support himself by teach
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animals. and he has always been called
their patron,
He is also supposed to take especial
care of persons IN danger, and ~
Padua. where be is So greatly beloved
that he is called simply The Saint or
II Sapto. his church is filled with tes-
timoniuls from persons who have called
on hinl in danger and who have escaped
injury, Ono whole chapel of the church
is set apart 10 hold small testimonials.
for the most part pictures of accidents,
from his grateful devutccs. These little
acknowledgements of the good saint s
iuterccssiop bear three initials. ''P. G..
or ''tor grace received,
Saint Antoninus. archbishop of Flor
Cncc in the fifteenth century, whose de-
yotjon 10 the poor during the awful
years of famine, earthquake and pes
thence from l44S 10 1853 won uDdying
remembrance; Antonio do Domipis, a
popular preacher century and d half
later, who first came near the true
scientific explanation of the rainbow;
and Antonio de Sedilla lovingly
known as "Pcre Antoine by the
grateful poor in tho New Orleans OF u
hundred years ago. arc three other
mon Of religion who have added to
Anthony fame.
The story of some Of the other pro.
fessioual Anthonys brings out the fast
that this man, whose greatness will
be sung TO the last pago of the world IS
history, has been shared by many mon
who have worked their way up in life.
The three great artistic Anthonys
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ming represents the terrestrial globe
When n little pasteboard heart that
serves as a catch is turned, the globe
opens, and inside of it is found pic
lure of an attractive damsel. labeled
t'The sweetest girl in the world"
One of the new valentines is n pieces
Of music iu miniature, entitled
g Honey. am Waiting" Another ex-
hibits Cupid in the costume Of an
ancient Roman legionary, with heart
for shield. In yet another tho
mischievous boy rides a turtle-mean-
ing, presumably, that he is going rather
too slow to suit somebody.
For this season valentine postal
cards are made up into blotters-half
a dozen of them tied together with a
ribbon bow. But the most striking COM
bination Of usefulness and appropriats
suggestion is afforded By the heart
shaped pincusbions which carry 2 dozen
safety pins and quite a lot of ordinary
ones The lovers heart is usually
called upon TO endure many pIp-pricks,
but, if some OF the pins arc safety piuss
they may at least be counted upon to
render his affections more secure.
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She Sneaks SeYon Languagcs.

The Grst name, Anthony, is a name
Of the professions. That is 10 say, al
though there have been famous An
thongs among the great kings, states
men, fighters and men of affairs OF the
world, most OF the really big Authonys
have Won their fame either through art,
literature, music or the church.
Four great writer's, three great
painters, as many big mon III the mnsl-
cal world, and half Il dozen famous
churchmen, have answered to the name
in some form or other.
Saint Anthony the Great, sometimes
considered the most popular SAINT OF
the west, was one of the first OF these
great professional Anthonys, ana no
doubt his popularity dId much TO
spread The name through the countries
whcro his deeds were recounted: lt
became Antoine in France, Antonio IN
Italy, Anton in Rnssla, Antal In
Hungary, AntoBin in Bohemia, An
tonins In Germany, Antoni IN Switzcr'
land and Anthopius in Holland Near
w every country has an abbrevlation
such as Tony, Tonic and Tool. An,
toinette aud Aptonia are the usual
feminine forms.
Saint Anthony was born near
Thebes, in upper Egypt, about 81 a, ID,
His parents were wealthy and devont,
and rave him the best education the
age afforded But Anthony was not
satisfied with the life he saw about him
al Thcbes, and when he was still Il
young man he fled TO the deserts.
There, legend has it, hc visited the
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teen she married NJ. Taczanowska, n
territorial maunatc of Austrian Poland,
Then she was presented at court and
became one OF the rcigning beau
ties of Vienna. whose painters
We'd with one another to execute
her portrait Next, during a
period of soiourns at the courts OF
Europe, she learned TO speak Russian.
French, German, Hungarian and ltal-
ian. in addition to her native Polish,
And more lately she has mastered Eng
lish. This ability TO converse with any
European diplomat in his own tongue
has greatly added to her popularity IN
Washington. She and the ambassador
have one child, the little Baroness Mielc-
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caps and real hair, which carry large
hearts IN their hands. or IN some other
way are made TO have a significance
appropriate to the good saints ami
versary- In some instances they stand
on little boxes, which bear the inscrip-
ton: "St, Valentine These arc like
" 10 please children, but are also suit
able for dinner favors.
No Longer for Young Folks.
Valentines S day. it might be said, is
no longer for young folks merely. Their
elders have taken il up. and arc not only
sending valentines To each other, lust
as they do Easter cards, but are utiliz-
ing the anniversary in other ways. Din
ncr parties and other entertainments
are commonly given on the saint s day
for decorative purposes. Thus. for eX-
ample, al a valentine tea the cakes may
be nested In hcart-shapcd red papers,
and the bonbons likewise. If j. be a
card party, the tally-cards may have
the same appropriate form Possibili-
ties of this sort are endless, and may
be turned to account al next TO 10 cost
by persons who are clever with scissors,
paste-pot. and paint brush.
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BARONESS HENGELMULLER.

line. and the baroness has another
daughter. Mile Felicie de Taczauowska,
who has been educated in Vienna.
Tho baron is tall, very erect man,
with a countcnancc very impressive and
of a distinctly foreign mold-cyes shell
tered by those prominent ridges over
the orbits which always suggest perspl-
Guilty and keen powers of observation,
n strongly aquilinc nose and firm Well
iugtonian chin. His hair is very nearly
white and be invariably wears a mon
oclc. The baroness has handsomely
nodded patrician features. blue eyes, a
very fair complexion and hair of a lus-
trous black.
The Austro- Hungarian embassy, The
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Hence the appropriateness of an in.
scrIptiou printed on the ace which SAYS:
To offer You without a blush my heart
and hand, for L am flush,
1000 Goo Eyes"
Inasmuch as Etgoo-goo eyes /" arc sup
posed TO be instrumental in flirtation.
it is not surprising 10 find them turned
TO account on the new valentines, some
of which have faces with button eyes,
very shiny and expressive. But the
oldest notions of the realistic order arc
small objects Of various kinds, which
arc fastened 10 valentine cards, with
suitable inscriptions attached. Osc
of them is u little brass watch, win
tho words: You are about as slow
as this! >
Another is tiny slate, with real
sponge fastened to 1T by a string. And
the card says:
Upon this slate write carefully
Every time you think of me-
Similarly accompanying miniature
loving cup there is an inscription say
ing: "Will you share this with me?''
A little pipe Is attached to card that
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Interesting Nobeman and Man of Many Parts With Lifelong
Training in Diplomacy. His Wife Also Bred in Diplomatic
Atmosphere; Is Accomplished Musician and Lnguist

official homo of the dean designate, is
upon Connecticut avenue directly oppo-
site the British embassy. All Of the
baron s predecessors, from Baron dc
Maroschal, sent here in 1888 by Fcrdi-
nand /, down to Chevalicr Won Tavern.
had occupied rented quarters, but VI.
Hepgelmullcr shortly after his arrival
paid on behalf of his government, $780,
900 for the present mansion, which had
been the home of that interesting Jew
ism figure in our public affairs who first
represented Florida in the house Of rep
reSeptatlvcs as David Levy, and after
ward in the senate as David Eulee.
Souvenirs of Royal Friends.
The embassy is a treasury of SOU
venirs of sojourns among and intimate
acquaintance with the great -personagcs
who have shaped and arc shaping the
history of the world. In the drawing
room are bronze busts of the emperor
and the late lllfatcd empress, and upon
one of the tables is jewel case pre-
sented by the Queen of Saxony. In
the dining room are displayed n profu:
sion of ancestral plate aud the portraits
OF all of the rulers Of the house of
Hapsburg from the eleventh century
down to Francis Joseph himself. Inside
The embassy the fadS of the cmbassa-
dor and his wife are apparent. those of
the ambassador being autographs and
signed photographs of the great actors
in the ,heater of events; those of the
baroness, exotic plants, birds from the
forests of distant countries and dogs
His Salary Large.
No ambassador or minister in Wash
ington can boast Of length of service
approaching that of Baron Hengel-
mulleG His nearest rival, as TO
seniority, is Scuor Calvo, the Costa
Rica minister, who came here IN 1899,
But the diplomat could not succeed the
baron as dean of the corps, because he
is not Of embassadorial rank Tho next
in line for that honor will be NJ. JUS
seraud, the French ambassador,
The now dean is not a man Of great
wealth. Indeed, no American of his
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do to be TOO serious in connection with
ST, Valentines day. A small wooden
ball is fastened to n card, on which are
the words: Meet Sou at the --n
Another card has u tiny owl, with the
verses:
The owl said Woo wooi
And 1 said. 'Wlro- who?'
Then he said 'Woo~you!'
Then / said You'll do "
Absurd Yes, indeed. But not more
so than a card TO which metal dust
pan, haking.pan. and spoon are al
tached, all in miniature-with the in
scIiption:
Il have a dDstpan and a spoon,
have baking PAN
SO now I'm ready very soon
To have little man.
So please do not this hint decline,
But promptly be my Valentine
To yet another card is fastened a
small cigar. And the inscription reads:
An Up-to-Date Notion,
"If you refuse me. my love IS blighted
Love, like a cigar, should never be re-
lighted
A typcwriting machine in The middle
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ing what he already knew and to learn
more. Finally he found his way TO
CoDstantinoplC, and there translated for
the first time into European language
the marvellous Arabian Nights, These
tales were then unknown In Europe,
and Galland gained some credit which
ho did not deserve, for people thought
him the author of these wonderful
Oriental stories.
AnthoDy TroIlopc, whose father was a
poor barrister, but whose mother was an
authoress OF some note, and Anthony
Hope Hawkins, who afTirms that he was
particularly ordinary sort of boy,
and who gave mp law for letters, are
the other two noted writers Of the
name.
Other bearers of the name have
gained fame in other fields "Mad An
thonyF Wayne, whose name was m
spired by his reckless bravery at Bran
dywine was one of the most plctuY-
esquc fighters of the American revolu-
ton. Antonio Santa Anna, commander
of tho Mexican forces in our war with
one OF Mexico s most adroit states
men as well. though he ended his life
III poverty.
Sir Anthony Ashley Cooper, first Earl
OF Shaftsoury, was one of the leading
statesmen in the rcigns of Charles L
ana lUdTleS il OF JJnSl1Uu, JDu ln6
third earl in the early eighteenth CEN
tury aud the seventh IN the nineteenth,
both his namesnkcs also gained fame
Two of the best known Americans
Of the name IN recent tlmos, hko some
of the other famous Authonys. began
at the bottom round OF the ladder OF
fame. Tony Pastor, who became one of
the greatest showmen in the world, was
boy minstrel Mt 9 in music hall.
Anthony Comstock had TO leave school
at ID TO earn his own way.
Some royal Anthonvs were Antoine
de Bourbon, father of Henry " Of
France, and Antony, King of SaXonv
from 1927 TO 1886. Still another An
thony whose life was spent in the seats
of the mighty was Anton Uric, nephew
by marriage of the Russian empress,
Anna Ivanovua. whose infant SON was
appointed her successor in 114Q. But
the most famous royal bearer Of the
name was not an Anthony, but an An
unfortunate Queen Of
France at the time of the revolution.
Excepting Marie Antoincttc, France s
quccn, the best known woman
of the name was Antonina, who died
in 500 4. d, She was the daughter of
a circus rider and the wife Of the great
general. Bebsarius. 1t is said that she
had her noted husband under her thumb,
bat whether or not credit rs due her
for his conquest OF Africa and Italy, le
is hard IL say.
The name means inestimable, and is
from the Latin family namo Antonius.
made famous by Mark Anthony
Miss Marshall will be pleased to an
swcr by mail all inquiries addressed
TO her concerning the origin and history
of first names, In addressing Miss Mar
shall in care of this paper please en-
close a stamped and self lfaddrcssed en-
vclope for the reply.
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great monastlc system which was later
evolved.
Almost thousand years later the
name was borne by another great saint,
This was Anthony of Padua. who died
IN 1881. He was revival preacher
under ST. Francis of Assist, and gained
great success and popularity.
Legend has almost as much 10 say
concerning tGis saint Of Italy rs il bias
of the great Egyptian hermit. Once.
it is said, the Italian st, Anthony
preached by the seashore TO The fishes
who came TO the surface OF The waters
20 listen to him. This miracle. per,
formed TO convert a scofflng hcrctic
led to the belief that the good saint of
Padua possessed u peculiar power over
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valentine that represents
no with a big white rib
~ indubitable honeymoon
IT is flat (being designed
N but, on being unfolded,
ictlire of Cupid himself
se valentines that unfold
n1erful-for example, one
on the outside, the back
NJ who is looking through
fence. When the outer
4 back, the face of The
She looks very cross, and
hr. on turning over the
csenis the fence, two other
closed-a small hoy and
girl. who is being
as at this spectacle that
girl was pceping,
n Clever Ideas.
b clever idea is a valen-
js 1t is likwisc ingenious
u way. The design rep
= daisy. with a face in
Do a ribbon hanging be-
words; 'You arc a
n this ribbon is pulled.
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means might hope TO repeat bis success
in OUR foreign service But his govern
ment, unlike our own. considers genius
and training as the most important fac
tors coutrIbutory to a diplomatic
career, and besides supplying each Of
its high representatives with q diguihed
abode. pays them salaries adequate 10
the needs of dignifed hospitality. These
salaries, regulated upon a sliding scale.
range from $4,000 10 S50,00O and now
that we are one of the great world
powers il is believed that the compensa.
tion of Baron Hengelmuller Won Hen.
gervar is at about the latter figure,
or very nearly three times as great as
that of our cubassador to Vienna, who
must rent his own mansion.
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which it is inscribed being cut In the
form Of heart.
Interesting as novelty are little red
Cupids cut out of pasteboard, which one
may buy at a cheap rate, package Of
twenty-five for only 15 cents. These
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ANTHONY
ANTOINETTE

professions Art. letters, the
church and music have all boast
rhony the Great, The most popular
saint i'll the western church-Tbe
Anthouvs who have worked their
own way up in the world-A name
meaning Incstimahle.
BY FRANCES MARSHALL.
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Holsters (uncomplimcntary, perhaps, i,
which are of a similar design A verv
diabolical-looking imp, with horns and
tail, bears the inscription, "Who the
devil is my valentine?"
A valentine that is really very cum
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bears a picture Of two lovers and the
word "Dreams. In like manner a
piclc-axo is rendered significant by tho
suggestion: 81 should like to pick up
an acquaintance with you.
Very silly. OF course; but il does not
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OveltieS in Valentines
By RENE BACHE +.

eotcrprising boy, has sur
I this year in the produc-
/ designs for valentines.
/. indeed, are remarkably
vcnious. For instance,
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One OF the striking new valentines
represents n hand holding five playing
cards of tho heart suit, from ace to
ten-spot. OF course, this is what poker
players call .'royal straight flush, J"
which is tho highest hand in tho pack