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Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
Light Reading for Hot
Weather-1Qc

We have secured a special lot of the
famous Magnolia library books which
we Will place on sale Saturday at lee the
copy Here's mention of some of them:
Two Orph ans, Vanity Fair. Women in
White, Macaria, The Minister'S Wooing.
val Brothers, st Elmo. Beulah. Camille.
Count of Monte Cristo. David Copper
field Dombey and Son, English Orphans,
Evelyn's Folly. Farmer Hollis Daughter,
Hidden Hand. House on the Marsh. Inez.
Ishmael, Ivanhoe, etc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
Ribbon Bargains

and 6-inch plain taffeta ribbons.
worth up TO 3bc. at $50.
4 and 5-inch plain taffeta ribbons in
black. white and colors, worth up TO zoe.
at loo A good line OF Csc and S5c
MORE ribbons az 15o-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
New Waists at SIPS

Pwo new models of white lawn waists in
sizes 81 to a., on sale Saturday at S125.
One style has yoke of cluny insertion, a
row of lace insertion over the shoulder
seams, square neck, and elbow length
kimono sleeves. The other style is of
broidery.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
Candy Specials

Fresh chocolate dipped caramels that
regularly sell 81 f0c the ID. saturday
asc. Bennetts F1uffeta chocolates with
the soft. creamy centers regularly soc
the 10. Saturdays special price. aso
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
Bargains in the Hard
ware Store

Any size or style screen door-paintAd mr.
fancy oak finished-worth $50 and
&l.75, while they last ......... $40
lOc wire fly killers at ...........sc
Sl.39 enameled' covered white combin-
cites '.................. sec
25c Wilson coasters at .lso
25c large refrigerator pans. heavy gal
w ailLASu =. q. !. =. -. loo
Gopher h-inch guaranteed garden hose.
6 aluminium tea spoons for ...... 30c
aluminium table spoons for .... 500
aluminium dessert spoons for 40c
Long handled aluminium vegetable spoons
al ............. .................. a5c
Aluminium cream ladies', 81, 36c
All Hammocks at Reduce S-cSs
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08

Throughout the summer
this store will close evenings
at five o'clock Saturdays
excepted.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
RENNEITN'
UEwTthlng for Everybody
A Sale of Real Human
Hair Goods

A. each price You will a
nouce extra length Of ~
switch and the ysr n
VIDE range OF shades
LOT matching. All are
mounted on short stems GEJE
prepared and kept under -
ssirloty sanitary coDdi- EI#fs
ls-inch human hair n
switches in all shades
sSo. "es' at Efitllk
22-inch, natural wavy ~
human hair switches.
specially priced, so.Oo.
~ and 24-inch natural tklffI|
wavy, extra quality 100 "a
human hair switches.
according to the size al vi
sa.5o and $500 each Ft
$3.50 human hair I
switches. at $500 mar
and $1,000 human
]. !; ! !: !. ]: !: ]: !
hair switches, at $3.50 fKNA
New cola ana silver
Aatr Nets, one of the
latest fads. 2Sc and 500 Va4t
Large Auto Nets, in W.
all shades at for 100. W.
All OF our Washabie "
Hair Rolls, worth soc "
each Saturday, at 3Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-08
RefrigeratOrs
A Clearance

Saturday We underprice a special num-
Der OF which We have too many in stock
Perfection refrigerators In single door
hft-ltd style made OF thoroughly sea-
soned oak with dead air insulation and
zinc ice. chambers OF 100 lbs. capacity.
The shelves ere adjustable and the out
side Is finished with handsome nickle
Saturday only
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20
Cine Ulutter pom ibrem
toIIputbigen &iuoe
uebifTen.

Rem gort, 19. Qpril. Sin Gra
eisniB pDn isltener 3ragit ipielte fth
aeItern in Gprtb Bergen, q. s., ab, als
Syrau Wanpoline bon ibrem tIeiHen
50bter6sn Suite, bus an DaIIerfaeu
iterbeno in ben IsBtsn Sooes3udungsn
lag uno bas fie in miitterlt6er 2iebe
Su beidnftigen iuhte, in Die 6dnp ge@
biiIen fpuroe. 9amit Ibertrug ods
itsrbsnoe &tub ben aeim Der tDotli9eu
&rantbeit auf bic bsbausrnsnertbe
Mutter, bic iofort in bas BdfteursS Sus
ftitut mad Retp gort gebruht tperoen
mubte.
Slein.Suiie mar am 3. Sdnudr auf
Dem S:tmipso bon Der Shule BON siH
mem tollen 5unoe gebifen fpproen.
8as 5btsr brd6te nod etnem 8uBero
anberer &inoer unh QebrsrinHen III
Retp 3urbam. g9sit Soboteu uno
Union Sia 9iBpurber bel. Bis es snO.
lid in Rorfb Bergen sridoFen purbs.
Qle 8ebiFeneu beftnbeu fi6 isiteem
untsr 8ssbadtuns. 9us tletus m1bs
den 1T oas erite Spfsr, bei Dem fi6y
MuHerf9eu srttpideIt bat. Die 4trste
nebmeR an, hab ss oas etu3tgs bGstbtE
tpiro.
RuB furte Sno6eu babeu.
3aeDma, Dufb., 19. aprit. Gin
monn. Ramsus 6. Rnutfon, fisl am
Rtttpoh bonn Z. Stod bes neusu Sas
coma Sebduoes Biz in ben aontrets
asller binob unn bIieb fdft sans uHs
perlest. Sm eritsn Stod ourhi9Iua
tr sins @usaA salsifs Grstisr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20
Jn(1nO Oge(egrap6
Glib fir bic Sabatbausr

GeIb fiir bic Sabatbauer
2triHgton, ap., 10. apriI,
gtner 4ntiinbigung pom 6ouptauars
tier Der Burlep 3Gbdt 4Fociotion in
hieiigtrStaht aus sufolge iommsn ON
10. Wat S2.600.0o0 3ur @ertkiiune
an Jarnsr In Gentutp, Ohio uno
Sneiano. Gs ift biss bic sDeite Der.
theiluns In bieiem Sabr bon Gslbern,
bic bonn 0erfauf h.s felben gurIer
sobuts bonn gooI bes Sobres 1903
hrriihren. Gs tperoeu nod bret tpei,
ters Aussdhlnnsen BON dbali6er S0bs
geniad5t iptrben.
+ Softpb GarabtIIi. t
Glspelano, g, 1e. April. -
SoIepb garabeIli, elm bstnnnter Bib
bauer unb ehemclises Witslieb Der
Gbioer Qegisldtur, III bier pl1blid sis
mem Shlagnnfda srlesen. Gr bal
eiHe bic Snbuitrie oaritsGsnbe iSisur
rloDellirt. Die cine Der feds Siatuer
III. ipeIhe bog Aeubsrs bes 9unb.ss,-
bdunss In Rem Drrt sisreu. GarabsGi
mar aus StaIisu sssiirtiss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20

Sdnoern fofort drf8ubeben, bamit ber
groben Iderbau treibenben gep0lfss
rlIrg, tpelhe i'm canahif6er 11ekreins
tommen ieben fogsnunnten G9us ouf
tbre Probutte nerlorsn bat, obns
baB bic oriidenbsu ShubsO1e dufGes
genitGnoe, neIhe fir i6rer 2ebenss
unterbdIt unb 8etrieb abFolut moths
tpenotg iiHb, entfpre9eno eruiebriot
tpOrben fsien, 9ersdtigtsit su tbeiI
tperbe."
Der 8eri9t bef6dftigt fId5 Johann
I'm Gtn3eIneH NIT Der fIaiTtfisirten
&tite bon Qrtttelu, tpel6e auf bic
Jretliite geieBt tperben fOlIen. ssn Be-
aug duf Ianbptrtbf6aftIibe @erdtbe
bebauptet er, ouB ibrs SeriteGuns ppu
FRUITS unb &om6inationen tpntrouirt
tDirbe, bic I'm Quslanos biliger pers
tauften, aIs in ben Der. Staaten uno
ben 8ertb ibrer 4usfubr BON S3,s
859, ,184 i'm Sabpe1890 ouf $28, ,124,a
O33 i'm Sabre 1910 gebra6t boben.
Die 3OQe auf padtu6, bas gum
Transport BON lnRbnirtbiddftIiheu
Yrooutten bertpenoet tpirp, bic ssors
mer belaitst uno bic Srufts bereiAert
baben, miiTen abeeiaafft Dsroen."
Der 8eri6t befabt ficb Johann nit
Giisnz unb Stablreifen unb 3auns
braht, rtpeL6e gu 9unften Der Rteieus
StdbItnouitrte, bic felt Sabren iere
prooutte I'm 4usldnoe billiger pers
fault bat, dls an bic einbeiurifheu
Son fumenten, NIT einer So6soa berz
fe6en fino", uub ertlGrt, oaB es nur
cine 5anbIung ousgIet6enber 9erebz
tigtett fst. biefe Gsgeuftdnbe auf bic
5retIiite 5u ftetlen.
Bel Der 8e'prehung Der 3otl6eFrei1
uug bon frifdem 5Istf6 unb 5leifds
tuaaren tpirO Der GIeiI6truit geb0rig
our6 bic SedeI ge3ogen. Die be-
| itebeHben 30Qe auf gleif6 unbSleif6s
prooutte itno nur gum 9eftsu bisisr
aombiHation, ipelhe bic Nldrtte IO=
tpobI beim Gintauf dIs beim gertauf
tontrpIIirt uuo fir bic bsben 2sbensa
mittslprsife, untsr beneH bas Bolt leta
bet, gu stnem grUbsn SbeiI Derants
tpOrtIt4 it,"
Die GntferHuRg Der 30Qs bon bic
| fen Probutten ipiroe fir bic SSurmsr
einen fretsn Wartt fir RobruHesmita
tel probutts i6offen. Die gia fpra
bert ferRer 3olIfrsies Wsi3enmebl,
Roggenmebl, 8uapeiSenz uuo Maiss
mebl, iOpis ale prdparirte 3srediieu
biscuits uRo dbnIiher Qrtitel.
Der 8sriht felt SpIs, Sart6plS
dusgenommeH, gIet6faQs auf Die
'SreiIt'te, bsrporbebenb, bdB bas 5oI8s
eefhdft bes 2anoes in bic 5Gnbs grps
| Der 3orporatipnen iibsrgegaHgeu uHo
Elm MonopoI aeporber lei. Gs tpirn
bier pisber auf cine Reoe oes Prdiis
oenten Suft, bic berIeIbe ON 26. SSes
bruar 1911 belt, 8eSug genommeH:
rBenn mir uniersm 8Olte 3ueung Su
ben cauabtIden @GIberu oerihaffsn,
tperbeu mir bic rafhe Iusuusung uns
ierer eigenen pertinbern, bic iih iebt
in ben 6GnOen perbdItntBmGBtg rpss
niger Gigentbiimsr beftubsH uHo eiueH
Ioltsn Wertb parfteIen, bag bic 3us
gdngIt6eH 5oI5beitdnoe oriugeno oers
groBsrt psroen miifen."
RdbmaI6insn. bebuuptet Der 8es
ridt peiter, perben Don ameritauis
Ihen Tabrttanten bilIiger i'm 2lus=
lunoe als bier bertauft unb psrbteneu
teinen S6uB. Die Bill piiroe ben fyas
britanten iibrigsns au6 fretss SoI8
psridaffen.
SaIs, bas nitt bur6 tiinItlthe
greistreibereien beetnfIuBt neroeu
ToIts, beftubet Ii5 sbeHfuls auf Der
5reiItite.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20

Der fo3tuIiftii9e Repr. Berger Der:
lanst Elm. Reoiiion Der 9Dnitttutton.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20

Der iia eiugsbenb nit ben 9riinbsu
fir bic 3Dubsfretung bsfaBt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20
Tie 3pa'5reiliite im Repraiens
tantenbaus eiuserei6t.
Die OOrlage Uar UoH sinem Beri6I
Oer Naiuritdt

Des aommittsss fir Ttittsl unb Wsge
6sgleitet,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20

Or. 6iQ fol in Berlin psri0ua Don
grata gsDOroeu jsiH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20
@etterberid)t.

Cir Sbio unb bos tpeitIide
psHnfpIbanien: Tribes Detter am
Dcnnerftas NIT mdBis Harlem 4Orbs
tpeitpinD. am Greitas ftbOnss Dsttsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20
Nns Der Sunbesbamptftao


Die Debate iiber ben Hecipru=
5itdtspertras nod ni6t 5m
GnSe.
Tie SpIs5reiliite im SReprGiens
tantenbaus eiusereidJt.
Die UOr(age mar UOn einem Beri9t
Der WaiOritdt
9es aommittsss fir Rittsl unb Wsge
beglsitet,
Der iia eingsbenb nit ben @riinbsn
fir bic 3Oubsfreiuns bsfaBt.
Der io3taIiftii4e Rspr. Berger bsrs
lanst Elm. Rebifion Der 9pnitttuttDn.
Die 4usgleihsOlIe auf trifden uub
faottif6sn Dbtstp aufgsbobsu.
Der neie rnsrituntihe 8oti6dfter bem
qrGftbsntsn Dorgeft.llt.
CT fpru9 iiber bic baIbise Disberbers
feauHg bes Srisoeus in Wsgito.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20
llns bic seri6tli6s Usrfo(sung o.s
Gf6sfs nesea aatsrl6lagang ooa
Der Resisrang angsoroneL
Der pOrtusisiifde poftbompf.r .2uIi.
iania- beim Rap Der Sutsa Soff.
nuHg stRranbst.
Gie poHasiere unb geTusuns, suf0m.
men 500 perfOnen. Bis auf oGt
eerettet.
D.rfdisbenss Gus Rsyiio.

Der notorii6e SOdfaplsr Sdis
rsdngt aus bem G.fdnsniB gu
6silbronn snttomren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20
Dit-li -lis6ergabt Der Gtabi
Juares perldnqt.

CT gdfc. 9tras. 10. april. -
ironeisco ). Tsooero il. bat am Tlitts
nod 4benb ben 0sner0l Rdtdrro fors
nen oufeffOrDsri. bic Sidnt Snores ins
nerbalb "a Gtunoen su iibergeben. Die
dorbsruns tr1f TIM 6uupsquortisr nes
0tassaA 41DaxSe ssu. aA % bic lss
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-07

gold sterling with pretty choice Ssc up
solid gold Tie ClasPsi plain and hand
designs; real sOO value; special fec
Pins designs; set with hnlnestones; 1oc
800 4~-a
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-07
Teachers Close Session.

Raleigh. N. c., Dec =2.-The North
Carolina Teachers Assembly came
to q close this afternoon, the general
business session being held at that
time, as made by Superintendent w.
d. Carmichael of Durham, was adopt
ed. DR.. e. C. Brooks of Trinity Col
lege was named as president, Bun
eombe county schools, vice president;
r. d. Conor, secretary and treasurer
President F. P. Hobgood of Oxford
and M. G.. S. Noble and Miss Edith
Register were elected members of the
executive committee.
The report of resolutions commits
tee was read by Prof. J. A. Matheson
OF the State Normal College. ResoIu-
tons of thanks to various people who
aided IN making the assembly sue
cessful were adopted. Resolutions
were adopted, asking Congress to
make large appropriation for the
extension of a national educational
bureau. The national peace move
ment was endorsed
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-07
NOTICE OF SALE
OF the Property of the PenrOse Man.
ufaCturing Co.

{ Notice is hereby given to the public
that the undersigned, as trustee under
a deed Of assignment from the Penrose
Manufacturing Co., will, on December
18th, 1911, between the hours of 10 e,
m. and 4 p. M, at public cutlery at the
plant of said Company near Penrose,
N. G. sell to the highest bidder or bid
ders all Of the property of the Penrose
Manufacturing Co., consisting Of both
real and personal property; the said
real property being situated near PEN
rose, in Pennsylvania county, and be-
ing the property on which the said
Manufacturing plain of said Company
is now situated, and containing about
g acres: and the said persoal pro-
perty consisting Of the said manufac-
turing plant. together with all fixtures
and equipments belonging to said
plant. and other tangible personal
property.
The terms Of said sale are one-third
cash and the balance on six and twelve
months time, or all cash, at the option
Of the purchaser; time installments on
the real property to be secured by.
mortgage on the premises and time
nstallments on the personal property
to be secured by note with approved
security
This the 14th day of November. 1911.
q WANTESKA TRUST AND
BANKING Co. Trustee.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-07
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas, Chas. E. Miller made, ex-
ecuted and delivered to III. e. Sitton
his promissory note for $500, being
the balance due on the purchase price
for the lands hereinafter described,
which said notes are secured by a
mortgage on the said lands, and which
said mortgage was also made, execut-
ed and delivered to the said Sitton by
the said Miller on the End day of Nov
ember 1910, simultaneously with said
notes, and
Whereas, said notes and mortgage
were sold by the said Sitton to the un-
dersigned Trustee for value before
maturity and in due course of BUSH
ness and deed of assignment having
been executed by the said Sitton to the
undersigned Trustee subrogating the
said Trustee to all the rights of the
said Sitton contained in the said mort
gage and notes secured thereby, and
Whereas default has been made in the
payment of said notes and interest on
the same and demand having been
made on the mortgager for payment
and the same being refused, will, by
virtue of the power of sale contained
in said mortgage and also contained in
said deed Of assignment to the under
signed Trustee, sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the court house
door in the town of Hendersonyille, N.
c., during the legal hours for sale un-
der mortgage, on Saturday Both day of
December 1911, all the following de-
scribed lands and premises with the
improvement thereon, towit:
Known and described as follows:
Beginning at stone on the South side
of the Toxaway railroad and runs
North SIS degrees west Eva. x deg.) "a
poles to a rock, thence South 20 de-
grees west iva. " deg.) 1874 poles to
rock, thence East iva. 81 deg.) ID
poles to rock in w. ]. Davis line,
thence North 20 degrees East iva. liz
degl 56 poles to rock. thence South
IS degrees East Eva. " deg.) 10 poles
to rock in A. G. Perry's line, thence
North % degrees East iva. 2h deg.)
400 feet to the beginning, containing 6
acres more or less.
This 4th day of December, 1911.
F. e. DURFEE, Trustee
BY e. w. Ewbank, Attorney.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-07
REMARKABLE ESCAPE.
Biscoe's Representative in Deelama.
ton Contest Accidentally Shot.

: i y
Durham, Dec. 2.-Though he receiv-
ed the entire load.of a shotgun in his
abdomen this afternoon. William Mon
ros boy of IS, lives tonight and gives
promise of recovery.
Young Monroe was here as Biscoe's
representative in the defamation con-
test at Trinity College last night. He
stopped with his sister, Mrs. William
eagle, In East Durham. This after
noon ne and a young son of Monroe
!! f1an started hunting. AS young Hall
started hunting. AS young Hall hand
ca MIN the gun in the dining room the
weapon f1red and the entire discharge
s1ruck IN the left side. Every shot
TOOK eject, but it appears that none
nonce caused perforations, and his
chances Tor recovery are declared good
from the hospital tonight.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-07
Opposed to Bond Issue.

Horse Shoe, N. c., Nov. "a, 1911.
In the last issue of your paper you
salu tnere was petition out for sign
ers Tor 100000 bond issue.
DeneVe in speaking before any,
tnlng is done. I do not wish to convey
the idea that am opposed to good
roads, far from it. But am opposed
20 bond issue, because it does not do
Wnat think it ought to.
LOOKING at it from business stand
point, $4,000 at per cent is $4,000
interest year. In twenty years it
VIII amount to $4,000 and the $780,
OOO still unpaid. Take this amount
amount alone it will go a long WAYS in
building roads.
when the bonds are voted and be-
come GO operative the interest begins.
re can not use the 800, 600 very soon.
What advise is this !. let the commits
sloners make arrangements with some
banks for the amount we will need. say
LOT months or one years work. Then
assess or tax to meet these notes.
lneresWliI not be an objection to this
as can see, for we pay as we 20. I
would De glad If you would publish
lAls 10 your paper and let the people
zee tne interest they would pay. re-
nam yours for the good of the people,
as see it.
WADE wL4TTECIDES
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-07
SALE OF LAND UNDER FORE.
CLOSURE.

The consideration of certain mort
gage or deed of trust, from ]. H. Rip
ley and wife, Annie M. Ripley, dated
Sept. II, 1907, and recorded in book OF
mortgages "a, page 492, in the ONCE of
the Register of Deeds for Henderson
county, N. c., being broken and the
debt thereby secured being dne and
dnpaid, by virtue of the terms of the
said mortgage, or deed OF trust, and
the powers therein contained, on the
tWenty-sixth t26th) day of December,
1911, at II M. at the court house door
in HendersonviIle N. c., we will sell
at public auction for cash the follow
ing described real estate:
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-07
NEGROES PASS RESOLUTIONS
ON DEATH OF MR.. CALDWELL
Alabama Conference of the African
N. E. Church Expresses Apprecia-
ton of His Services to Humanity.

ton OF His Services to Humanity.
Montgomery, Ala., Dec. 2.-Aupre-
preciating the services he had render
ed to humanity in general, and the ne
gro IN particular, the Alabama Con-
ference of the African Methodist EMS
copal Church, Bishop J. w. Alstork
presiding, passed resolutions denIor.
ing the death of the late Josenh p
Caldwell, editor of The Charlotte On
server. The resolution. which was In
troduced by w A. Blackwell, read:
No portion of our Southern citizens
reels more keenly the loss of a good
ana great man than do the negroes of
Inc south in the death of. Mr.. Joseph
Caldwell, late editor of The Char
!otte observer, who was not only
friend TO the negro. but friend to hu
manlty He welded a tremendous in
nuence for good, for justices and for
right and through him and his infiu-
ence, the negroes of North Carolina
nave been helped to much of their pro-
gress, That there are other friends of
Mr. Caldwell throughout the South.
goes without saying as evidences of
blindness day by day Indicate"
The resolutions deplored violence
throughout the country and pleaded
for Justice to all men regardless IF
color, adding:
For the negro aw-breakers. we ask
no concession. We are willing To See
Jnstice done In all cases and al minis
ters Of the Gospel will second from
our pulpits and private to the extent
OF our influence the impartial admfnise
tration of Justice"
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-07
Corrected Premium List of
Poultry Association Show.

For best pen Partridge Wyandottes-
Pair Queen Quality Shoes, value 81
by HendersonVille Mercantile Co.
For best pair White Wyandottes-$1.0O
cash by p. B. Gibbs.
For best pen Wyandottes, any breed
One fruit cake, value $500, Bran
mons Bakery.
For best Partridge Wyandotte-
smoking set and military set by Pat
terson Bros, 5-1O-25c Store.
For best pen Wyandottes, any breed
One $500 rug, Shepherds Furniture
Store.
For best pen Buff Orpingtons-On One
hundred pound sack of Hot Scotch
Chicken Feed, value, $3.50, by Byers
Bros.
For best pen White Leghorns-Pair
Society King Shoes value $500, by
A. O. Jones.
For best pen Brown Leghorns-One
carving set, value $3.50, by Edwards
Hardware Ce.
For best pair Single Comb White Leg
horns One 3-pound box Steers fine
chocolate candy, value $40, Ideal
Fruit and Candy Store.
For best pen Barred Plymouth Rocks
One $3.50 bride by Chapel &
Stepp.
For best pen Plymouth Rocks-Pair
Eady's Regal Shoes, by G. M. Glaze
neF.
For best pen White Plymouth Rocks
-Waterman's fountain pen, value
$3.50. by. w. III. Hawkins & Son.
For second best pen of White Ply
mouth Rocks-One pair shoes, by
M. M. Shepherd.
For best pen Buff Plymouth Rocks
Two packages International Poul-
try Food, by w. Ell. Justus
For best pen Rhode Island Reds One
pair Douglas mems shoes, value
$500, by J. O.. Williams.
For best Rhode Island Red Cock
$1.0O box Prince Albert smoking to-
bacco by Model Barber Shop.
For best pen Rhode Island Reds, un-
der months old-One $500 rug, by
HendersonyiIle Furniture Co.
For. best pen Partridge Cochins- Pair
Red Goose Shoes. by Wilson Mer-
camille Co.
For best turkey, any kind-$S.00, by
Clarke Hardware Co.
For best pair turkeys One $500 horse
collar, by Few Brothers.
For best pen Indian Runner Ducks
One pair Sorosis shoes. by Lofts
Cash Shoe Store.
For best pair Homer Pigeons One No
"a Brownie Camera, value $500. b,
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Lying and being in Hendersonville
township, Henderson county, N. c., be-
ginning at stake on the north side of
Academy street (now 4th ave. W.)
just 1T feet east of Blythe street, and
runs with Academy street west LII
feet to Blythe street: thence south
with Blythe street 365 feet to stake,
corner of Mary F. Ripley's lot; thence
east with her line and the course of
her line 1T feet, more or less, to
point due south of the beginning, con-
tanning two (2) acres, more or less,
and embracing the improvements
known as the Ripley residence, and be-
ing the lot whereon the said J. H. Rip
ley and wife resided at the time of the
execution of the said mortgage or deed
OF trust. Reference is hereby made to
the record hereinbefore referred to:
Book of Mortgages "a, page 422.
This the 18th day of November, 1911
FRANK A. EWBANK,
Trustee.
B. A. HAGOoD,
Assignee.
Shipp & Ewbank, Attorneys.
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HOke Smith calls on Taft as Q. S.
Senator.

Washington. Dec 2.-Hoke Smith,
the new senator from Georgia, who as
governor signed his own credentials
OF entry into Washington's political
life, made his first call on President
Taft today.
Senator Smith went to the executive
omces with great crowd OF other
makers, who dropped in to pay
their respects before the beginning OF
the session
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Universal Type for Blind Readers

Washington, Dec. Am organiza-
ton known as the National Library for
the Blind was Incorporated her today
to carry on movement TO re-estab-
lish universal type for blind readers
an destablish Libraries for them. Lit
erature for the blind, now published at
g rate less than 30 hooks. 8 wear. Is