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Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25
SYDNEY SINGER GOES HIGHER
Omaha Bay Heeomes suDerfntendent
% GaH Interests a. syra-
enaa, n. n.

At the age OF 3 years sydney singer an
Omaha boy. a. superintendenr 81 ths inter
asts OF the gas company az syraousa y
Y Word announcing his advancement FAD
thai high position has inst been received
by his relatives here. He was tormerlv
assistant superintendent
ar Singer ia the son 81 Charles SINGER
SIS south Twenty rfth street Prarticsu,.
an % his boyhood days were spent here
where he rsceived hin eariy trHinius. If.
graduated with high honors from th-
Omaha nigh school with the class u OF
and In the fall ~ the same year be- en-
tered Armour institute az Chiui.xu Conn
nieung a fnur-year course there hs was
chosen for a position with the ssraauss,
Gas company with which be has been
associated ever since. ~ close apulira
dom he has these few years been abis ra
demonstrate his capacity Tor hard wors
snd snow his eEacutive ability lie
pests 90 80 higher ana his many rreuas
here fnoW that na WilI
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25
Creighton Alumni
Have Annual Feast
One Hundred Fifty Members Of Asso-
citation in Session at Hen
shaw Hotel

Here's 20 good old Creighton. drink her
down. was only one OF the ringing raasts
proposed between full-throared ehoruEaa OK
traditional songs by 100 alumni Of the local
university az the Hensh8W hotel Thursdar
night. The varsity giee club gava several
selections ana Iohn Wall. John Alc-reary-
and Harry Burhiey sang solos
Whether n was because OF hir vocal
ability Il waz not stated but a short tirne,
later when John Mullen TO- Barney Mona
CHAN. 50. Daniel Butlsr. 80. ana Frank
MOCaffrsv en- were named as permanent
vice presidents. they chose Mr. Burnley as
president Of the Creighton University
Alumni association for the ensuing wear
Informal speeches TO alma mater were
made by many OF the alumni but Psn
Martin. secretary OF the law school strucit
a vibrant chord when he said that such
men as were gathered together could make
the university a powerful factor not onlv
20 Omaha and surrounding country 1ut
60 the entire middle west
He said. I've must labor for a strunrsr
q greater better Creighton uuiversils
90 a. 10 make IL second 20 none and cause
"a TO compel the attention on the whole
country"
The alumni ar the banquet we're only
those from the literary school The uni
versitV has total OF T. 98S Alumni scartere
all over the world
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25
okiaAona.

FoR sALE-In Knahsg Co, 10 acr.s Of
black chocnlate land, miles south OF
BfIiinua. Ok. In the Antaluua valley 4
aides hedge ana 1 side wire, with I'D acre.
broke olt and the balance In pasture lofa-
orchard and garden. 7-room house. ulau-
tarad paparad. cellar underneath. All N,
Foud shape; barn. Mx3s. room Cor 10 tang
81 hay room cor 7 horses; crib tool shed
and hay fork. completes good grannrssa
grtth driveway through center VIII h,,Id
aisla bushels uf grain; these huildfurg ana
an other buildings ara painted and IN zood
shape; L0oo locust p0ats. 80 fruit thraas
,grsIia I aataru plenty Of water. srhis NJ =
iavel farm and waste land on IL. Tina
can be bought = down. q IN five vsWg-
az reasonable interest T. IA RabanfBon
Efilings, Oki.-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WHAT AN lows FARMER WANTS.
Save you any thing DC offer the tarnsr
ot Iowa ANY cheap and TOR higher priced
a general merchandise store tor lanu. o.
any ktnn q an exchange or have you
some land you want to sell for cash. The
one paper tnat reaches tne Iowa larmar
d tne Dea Muinea CAPITAL, 500 circul aEiBf,
aaLNi rate 8ugio Insertion. 4 cent a word
siE Insertions 5 cents a word. Des Moines
pailg capital, DeH Muines. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25
ron SALE on EXCHANGE

~ Euu sian % sEGnan1a Writs
NgH AIA LAND q LoI CO
- Nes fars La Bias-
culsqr l--d1 - = Llfs baasias IA
To Z.gcEflsIGE-gzo equity In honu.
lfI - nelrsi u Ora n far EmniI
-rll.aas oli gre aaue cal1. Wnar have
4lE -A -esrala Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25

Zine ranch OF 1850 acres decided land.
10 acres school land. located thraa miles
rom county seat on new line Of union
Raci1ic railroad. Lsp acres can be trti-
gated rom government canal school on
land one sec Of buildings, Ioo acras
pluwpd. Price. EL5Q an aora VIII carry
slA,04 Tor threa years az per cent Write
HARLAN Co. NWE-FOR aAL.r-eso
aorea SIX miles southwest 81 Alma. 30
acres In Tall wheat. 90 Alfalfa. ne pasture.
balances corn and oats. Land part level.
part rellings part rough: good Groom
house. granary, stable; good well. wind
mil and spring ~ pasture; all fenced ex-
cept Id acres. Prica. SO per acre
Owner, DAVID nELaGIEY
a0S N. 1at, Omaha Nab.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25
LEGAL NOTICES

STOCKHOLDERS kIIrET1NC3-THE AN
nuai meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Bee Publishing company will be held az
the office OF the company In Omaha az
o'clock Monday, March 9, Bl. for tha
election OF a board Of directors for this en-
suing year and for the transaction OF
such other business as may properly come
before the meeting. BY order OF the prssi-
dent N p. EBIL. Secretary
FiIdE1t
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING.
Mutica ls hereby gwen that the regular
annual nesting Of the stockholders Of ths
south Platte Land Company viii be- held
a. tha Office Of said company az Llucnlu.
Neb. az II o'clock a. m, on chs nrst day
af March. A. D., 1911
c. H. MORRILL,. President
A. b. MINOR. Secretary.
Lincoln Neh.. Jan. ~. MI
Ianu dgot
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25
PIANOS
Extraordinary Values
at BENEFITS Saturday
IN UsED AND SAMPLE PIANOS.

These Instruments are first-oiass in every
respect, except case work, which does with
a rev show few slight mars, otherwise
perfect az new
These VIII not remain on our floors Ioua
as the careful buyers wiz snap them up
hke not cakes.
one tine walnut case, splendid cum 800
diuon. was $50. now ...-.......... PA=-9
one zine oak case (usedl. was SO also
INV s---.-.-. ...... ---. ........ PAeN
one nna oak case isamplel was am
ero nov --.....--.-.. .......-... - -
One Condition one mS Rss 5 case splendid 500
One new zine s,s @s q, sa,v case almost s210
one S Cline @@ amos case used for SOS
One slns @sa9sA ny. case used for $229
one Cine @aaqsaay ~. osss g 9s for s237
One Cine @e,h9 I ease sss used for $245
one tine mahogany case. slightly &g65
shupworn; was $50 now .....-...- F-@N
one nns piano-cassd organ. used. &6g
was $40, now -.-.-...-..........--.-
One ss-note player piano, standard td9T
make. good order; was 500. now.
several other bargains IN reliabis Player
Pianos.
Chapel and Parior Organs. too numer-
Gus to mention, some are In 0ne coudi-
ton. almost as good as new. Priced A.
SO. 81. SIS. 81. 80 and up.
These are surely exceptional values. when
you consider the quality. an are full axe.
~ ootayes, sweeS-tone pianos. OF well
known makes.
In dollars and cents. Sold on easy pay
meuta 4 you desire.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25

40 ACRES IN the best county In North
Dakota AL GultivateIL coed 7-rocea
house. barn and Eraumrtaa r. r. ~
telephona. "a miles "a tine town. Pricp fsO
VIII accept small dwelling An town haviuu
high Pchoul az part payment r. II Mo-
Cul0ush. owner MILTON, Cavalier county
North DnKotn-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND EOR SALE

REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCE LAND FoR SALE
CALIFORNIA;
Do not lose this opportunity. SACHA-
MENTO VALLEY LAND this month only
tor 50 per acre. Br1ue after Maron L So
per acre. Irowbridgs-B Bolster 60, CITY
National BANK BLDG
BRITISH COLUMBIA FRUIT LAND
Yields % tl.0u per acre ana upward an
nuAllys choicest Edgswood orchard UraGta.
Arrow Lake diHIrtcr. West AgoJsnaY, 81
per acre. IafEia owe i've years without IN
terant. NO trr1gaIng, deilgnE1ul climate.
spIendid MARKET Gat booklet g. j.. La
VsstorH Ertlnt ana M0rlsIRga Corporation
d-Lat.l, IA EssattEBs w. Vancouver. - c.
FRUIT Lands
Most productive truir lana IN British Co
nlEnbia, ''Carln Oroharda, upper Oknna-
gan valley requires NJ rrlEauon; mia
climate. fertile soil, fruits OK Llneat quality
uroduced IN abundance hallway station
On property. Law prices. ionH terms OK
pay manL NErius Tor Illustrated pamphlat
ca hnHera, blaeA e. MG1AIpine. Vaa-
COW sr. DrlLlBn CoinmDaa--
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25
MANIFESTATIONS


YOUNG man. Married wants work. viii
do anything, some experience in mead
business. Salary So n T98 Bee.
POSITION as night Waterman; sober and
reliable. G 10. Bee.
TOuNG man desires pIaca 20 work Tor
board and room IN private family while
attending college boyisa College Both
phuuen
PRACTICAL nurse. Immediately RI lga8
POSITION by Thoroughly experienced
bookkeepgr and accountant good refer
encas. Address 3 90. Bee.
POSITION a. assistant bookkeeper ledger
CLERK, dmekeeper or any Ctercat poaiuou
Best references. Address 3 i0I. Bee.
WANTED-Positiun BY middle aged lady
as housekseper Tor widower or bachelor
Address 2oae Monroe St, Lincoln, Neb.
EXPERIENCED housemaid wants posi-
tion: references furnished. p o. Box 49,
Benson.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY zen sALm
(Cuntnusdl
1 ACRE. 5-R. HOrSE

1 ACRE. 5-R. HOUSE.
CITY water, large shade trees chicken
sheds and uutbufidings. two blocks from
car and within 2 miles OF r o. E-tO0.
rental terms.
NEW COTTAGE
Attractive 5-rocm house. new electric
Hghc. cemenfad cellar, large attic hard
pine finish, polished floors. etc. Lot COX
LOO Well situated IN N. " part city.
Fric0 u.7uo Small amount cash. balances
rental terms
We also have several inside homes on
rental terms.
RU SSELL & McKITRTCK CO.,
"a Range Bldg. 18TH and barney sts.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25

LDOh-L0Oh-ia aaCtiuu good. smooth
and. AL Elllaniei miles or tuwu. falr
ituuae. good barn. plenty ~ water 80 per
acre. ~ sold iu the next 81 laga MI1re "
Tor ree ust Qr farms oaEieaf u HnL
Herrl vale. Kan
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25

BIG TEXAS SNAP
A1oo acres. 5 miles from Dallas. RGR n
cultivation. highly improved, everlasting
artaaian and swallow well watar. an ra1i-
road. two public roada; natural "a. i'm
bHr Tor fuoi; dairy paying tiAU10 annually
90 other stock cattle. 20 head muIen and
chinery. etc, go with place. gross rstsIrnu
1910 $4,000 the best Investment anywhere
at g19o.oo9i 6arma Turner a Turner Islo
Commences St., Dallas. Tex
H0MEsEHKERg FRIEND
L A. Pitts lived 70 years I'm Iowa and
Illinois, and his advice IL II you want Ia
get r4ch buy Taxas lands whiis they are
cheap" We have thousands az acres OF
tine farming lands. large and small tracta.
them; everything guaranteed and a sauars
deal. Write or cal on the Pitta Land and
Development Co. Houston. Tex
TEXAS ALFALFA LAND
For Bale-Sz0 acres. Childrasa county ~
miles northeast OF the town OF Childrsssi
aubirrtEar0ds tine Alfalfa land: water
within eight fast OF surface. - per cent
uilabie. az acres now ia cultivation. This
land viii pay Cor itself the nrsr year in
tour years in Alfalfa. Priss go an AZ aer =
reasonable terms. ~. J.. holland. 1871
Commences ST.. Dallas, Tex
TEXAS PAN ANDLH LAND
for sale. 90 acres land half lever and half
slightly Ruling: can be pl0wed with steam
OF DaIhart. 81 miles frum Ware. For quick
sale, $3.50 per acre. Address owner David
Belaley. 2e0e N INST g. Omaha, Nab.
BUY AN IRRIGATED FARM
We own 1000 acres. rich valley land
near railway. IA northern Mexico; ample
water 20 irrtERta whole tract; canal now
building. elevation 700 feet fne climate:
produces oranges. lemons, lines. grape
fruit ana pineappieB TO perfection. corn
two crops per year. sugar cane. alfalfa
etc FL Celeste Irrigation Company. san
Antonio. Tex
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25

5l0-ACHE RELINQU IsIiME1yr
90 acres. best or farm land. miles from
railroad town, house. barn 100 broke. al
fenced. Price. $50 worth If decided giula9:
must sell before Alarcn T. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
on lmur owed = see extra good. with stock
and machinefs sZnt g. h.. Lakewood.
aLlmhalI sab
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25
Store Room Wanted

Want 70 rent single store room, must be
son and California SITS, and l4th 90 lth SITS.
WIN pay good rsnt for suitable place Adj
dress 2 So. Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25
WANTEp-Tu BUY

BEST price paid FOR Cd hand furniture
carpets, clothing and shoes. Tel - 991.
WANT TO BUT-woven covarlet. hand
woven figured ouvorieE woven IN Nebraska.
State condition. single or dauhie weave and
price. Address 81. cars Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25
Coksraaos

Gs-ACH8 irriEAted ranch Morgan Co,
Colo, on thu Burlington. I mia mum
depot. improvements are modern In every
particular; oWneE retiring. For G1ll paruss
uihra address d. q seaman. Brush. Cole.
L8aO ACRES aifalfa and grain land in
sas1arn Colorado tor so per acrs II sold
shalltQWn. La
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25

EAHGAlN IN A KANSAS BONE
40 acres. a-ruUm nQtlHa and ouIbtIi idiurrs.
Nei ana windmill. ~ AIRES cultivated 81
acres iu Wneu-- lauced smooth licn sail.
Az ulIalie. Eflca. - Per acre .aTuIR.
L-negrar a larhF. Garden liry Ean- :
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25

SOLICITORS WANTED
/ own and control about 400 arrsu ef
choice farm tandH IN BurletEh and Eldder
Co, No. Dslt., ana want ~ good rapraseuta-
tfvas, othara need not apply Best OF -
srances. W. = Ruueys Land Invastmengs
bismarck ". D.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25
Urmm.

Uran.
aARGAuSs In utah farms ana ranches.
powse & Norris. Salt LaRs city. Utah.
washEagtsa.
FOR sALH-Big wheat farm; ss6o0 per
seed wheat ana furniture. Address Golden
West Realty Co, Ritzvtlie, Wash.
HOMEsEEKHRs ArrENr1oNf
Come to the famous Grandview district
an Independent living raising fruiE We
have some excellent buys In cruit ana hay
ranches rom So per acre up. For fuil
particulars address, Robert j. Venuum.
Farmers Land Co. Grandview, wash
for sale Tor about the actual expense o.
the improvements The prices ar8 from
800 70 8. 600 Tor t69 acres Of Washingtun's
oes R ISi1a tI ne rSF t9 Psrsie.IlSr1 20
$40 Rivsrsilis ava. SPOKANE wash
REAL ESTATE LOANS
CHEAP MONEY
Representing the Penn Mutual Life ms
Co. with assets OF ever 0170aaooo L am
prepared % accept al the good loans or
Tered On improved Omaha raai estate.
Business and residences loans made without
THOMAS BRENNAN,
city National BANK Bldg.
uos 90 ao.Ss MADE promptly D
wsla. wsAa sias, ISth ana EArnA@-
GARyIN BROS a floor n. z. Llra -
70 u0oaQo on improves nnuusEty Ma daiay
LOANS to nome o~nsrs aaa hnms aaila.
ars- Win grlgile9e % maEius paruAl DAf'
Rents sanli-aung ailN.
W ~ THOMAa
90 First National Ha1k Bids
wANTED-Ciry Iuaua FsEars Trust ca
Low HATEH uEllIa-CARLBERt 90.
lo-alz Brandain Theat1f BldE
OMAHA homes. business property and
Nebraska lands. U Aesna heal estate Ga,
llld Omaha National
&AhrED--Cltg loana and warrants "
Farnam smith Ca. la Naruam 81
MONEY 70 LoAN-Isyne inpesunsur 81
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25
Field CLUB Homes
CEE
OELBY

MUST sELI.-Wsst Farnaiu nome ri~ar
q AZ, Hss
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25
OFFERED FoR SALE
FurnitHre


81 a. q g smith 4 Br1a tyneurIfaT
a. swanson Co. Dtstrihuters. ms Ear
aam a.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25

liz acres. near hlCI hlll. two sets i'm
urovemenIsi mostly al Can De Cultivated.
sumo notuom land price 50 per acre ror
short time
~ acres. two miles az Mayview. On c.
a A u. r. nice mouern Groom 4uue-
laFEa nanh barn, all improvements com-
pnraligeiy new about l.lEi bearing anoI..
trees a bargain 80 per acra
QIher iauda rrum sau ~ a4aa DER A..
ten acres up % ~ acrea
Loo acres, ummpruFeu eve ulHes sourb
town a. -; u acraa cIuVer. unIancs 49,
tlue ana corn land. bargain Is alJaf IL
Cniles Realty Co.. hAgBlnsville. La.-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25

LANDS for sale in aoutn Florida: lots
selected especially fur fruit and vagsfabls
growing. Write for circular map. c. c.
Morgan. Fort OgacH. Pa
FOR SALE-rwo improved farms on large
lake win oranges and pecan rrasa On
property. For particulars address owner
7. 8. McManuH. Waldu, Fla
Ask "a questions absut Florida Infor-
nation freei farms On eaay usrmH. kaEay
Realty Co. ~ Aurnai Laira Eldg.. IaGlLsan-
Vile, ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25

OWNER anxious to sell new modern.
rooms and reception hall. oak finish on LIST
and birch on ID story; lot 5oXis2. nicely ter
raced, ta block from cars. blocks from
school II the house pleases We can make
the price right See ES24 Seward St. Phone
Harvey g7d9.
FOR SALE-LOTS 8 and g. block L van
Buren, Heights, Omaha For particulars
address F. J Burnett. Maquon, IL, owner.
BUY FROM OWNER.
New, rooms and reception hall, COM
nletalw modern. finished IN oak: az a bar
gain Immediate posaeagtuns always open
for inspection. INVESTIGATES. M Evans st.
ACREAGE Foa SALE.
PRICE Sl500
S acres IN Benson. good house and out
buildings; all nearly new. currants. berries
grapes, young bearing fruit trees Tel.
barney 14gL
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25

u1-ALLtsl Qa.EI uuQ U'l44L Larm ! miles
northeast OF Council EluL1a knowu a. ru,.
beacker farm, good uVe room house ana
cur building plenty OF Alfalfa. umotity
AMI blue grass pasture. zine orchard ar an
pies, cherries. srape vines. Coco road h
y. D. telephone. ~ iu awe Immediate pos
session. Ints IS an ueai home. s. 40 viii
sHiuE tnis. with yearly naF menfH or low
rate. 4 would cuuaider cQrraEs or close In
iuls tlntial property In part Address
owner. "a b. GihDs. sos soHth 18th streef
ID. 40
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25

- ACRES. 30 miles east Kansas Crg
- miles good u0Wus good 6-raom aotIss.
eellar, well &nd windmill. barn. 1eaurlrill
shady yard, grove Tor wtudhraak e1ueI-
lent tWo-acrs orchard. ruule anu phone
miles GO acnuol, Elne neigh Baruoud. -
acres biueErass, noglghts 10 acres timothy
clover rlcil. oiack aotis. ~ ruchs ga dluches:
SO aGrei terms S1dg1 UJher tal-ln,,
llsJ rree- Iona and Co. l0nia- 40
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25

II WIZ pay you 20 nnd out how eaaly
you can become owner OF q rau-acrs
orchard in the famous koshkuuonE Vruit
District. Oregon county. Miasourf. ideal
climate. no ElllinE LrusrE. no iFriRariun.
close 70 markets and nets 100 per cent an
nuauy after your orchard begins bearing:
4 small cash payment and 81 % per acre
monthly makes YOU an independent orch
artist. " rite Tor ruu Information or al
AZ the Office oE the Cooperative Orchard
Co, u-H City &atiunai Eank Bag.
Omaha. Net.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25

Bls ACRES ready % niant frlft r..
Good buildings, "a miles Tram NampaL Bar
gain ff0m owner. j. A. Clsphaue Routs
No. 2 Nampa Idaho.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25

QUARTER section In the famous corn
belt IN niles rom clyde T-rnum nurlHa
good barn and uutbuildings. windmill etu .
fenced and croas-fanced. 3 acres Tine al
good bearing orchard; bargain az ana
tarnla. 3. -. Annpn. clyde. Aan.-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25

BARGAINS IN Utah faTms ana ranches.
DoWas & Morris. Salt LaRa city. Utah.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25

THE finest grain ana dairy farms and
rruit lands IN the state az Idaho, sitlla1ed
In Clearwater valley, near lewiston WIZ
lam Gaftney. Box 81. Weippe Ida
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25
FOR SALE on EXCHANGE

:. eana-l -al 3. 81. 5. ala... 5zaana.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25

SPLENDID HOME-A BARGAIN
I6o ACRES miles cut. all tillahla. rfrn
black soil, - acres alfalfa. % acres fnr
spring corn. balances meadow and uaat1rai
broom house. large barn aud other build.
inEEi 70 g. 90 water sl2.09oi ona-third cash.
NauBna-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25

A GENUINE BARGAIN-l60 acres vv.iI
improved. good orchard. % acres aifaif--
% acres pasture. balances cultfvafaIi- "a
acres tine wheat goes ~ miles to tawn
snap. SO per acre. terms on "a 000 4 vsnr-
s per cant ". "a. Beaghly sainmun'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25

d.f0o acres in Eudgemnn county Nanana
four miles from Santa Fa railroad atnffon
price toO19 terms easy; 2160 acres under
cultivation; fenced. good 1l-roum gfon.
house. Write or wire Grain Land Co.. KAN
saa City Stock Yards. Room Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25

QNE-HALF Of my office. with Telephone
hrandeis Eheatsr BLDG W 80. Sees
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-25

FOR SALE-929 ana lGo acres: Panhandle
OF Texas. Moor county. cheap, chuiGa
land. J. r. Donovan. Warren. NJ
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-05-18
J CLEANING UP DAY.

= +
MAY % AND 2s ARE THE TWO
DAYS SET ASIDE BY THE TOWN
AUTHORITIES FOR CLEANING UP
DAY. EVERY TRUE CITIZEN OF
HENDERSONYILLE rs URGER TO
SEE THAT HIS PREMISES ARE
CAREFULLY CLEANED UP. IT'S
THE MOST IMPORTANT FACTOR
IN KEEPING GOOD HEALTH IN
HENDERSONYILLE.
THE COST OF HAULING WILL
COST THE INDIVIDUAL NOTHING
CALL UP THE STREET OFERSEER
AND A WAGON WILL ARRIVE AFT
YOUR HOME TO MAKE RID OF THE
e. RRAGF,
ITS VERY IMPORTAONT THAT
THIS SHALL BE OBSERVED BY
THE PEOPLE OF HENDERSON,
WILLIE.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-05-18
A Handsonle Haann..

Nesting on the solid cliff oYerIe
ing the picturesque dam at HighIzaadg
lake is TIE very handsome new resi-
uence OF Mr. b.. H. Owens, of CflaE-
ton-Who, with his family, has Ion,rze
Deeh making Hendersonville his gupaa-
mer home.
Mr.. Owen has selected one of kz,x..
very prettiest sites on the cTuf r-1-a-
perty for his home, and certainTr g.e..
uas d residence there in harHKwRy
VIII Its beautiful surroundings. FMe
2,.Io 2uDstantlal structure was erected BY
Bryson & Singleton, contracE,1-.
VINO W. nave made OF it complete pFsae.
of work, finishing it we'll within -.
contract time. Mr.. Burnett CsrrE-s1-
was the architect, while Mr.. q Tnr.sgz-r
installed the modern plumbing
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-05-18
NEED $1,000 TO SAVE $4,000

Students of A. & M. College Raising
Funds With Which to Erect Y. NJ
c. A. Building on the Campus
Fund Almost i'm Sight.
The students of the A. & M. College
at Raleigh are endeavoring to raise
money to erect Y. M. G. A. build
ing on the campus. 1t is planned 10
raise $4,000. Mr.. Rockefeller has
offered to give $4,000 if the students
will raise $4,000 in Raleigh and $10.-
600 more in the State.
Up to date the students have rails
"a the following
3 I'm Raleigh, $11 600; among them
selves from their parents and friends
1000; alumni and others, $4,000;
total, $4,000.
This leaves now $4,000 to be raised
by July 1 to secure Mr.. Rockfeller's
subscription and to save the whole
scheme. Payments on subscription
are made on easy terms. Blanks may
be obtained from Mr.. Bedford Brown
with the Southern Power Company
Thust building. He would aDpreci-
ate contributions or subscriptions
Charlotte Observer,
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-05-18
Thrown INTO POTOMAC.

Ashes Of Bogus Lord BereSfOrd Said
to Have Been Thrown Into the PO-
tOmac.
The following special appeared in
Sundays New York American:
Mystery which for year has sur
rounded the final resting place of the
ashes of Sidney Lascelles, alias
Charles J. Asquith, the bogus Lord
-Beresford and notorious international
swfndler, whose body was cremated
on May ~ last at the undertaking es9
adjustment of j. w. Lee was dispell-
ed when it was learned that soon af-
ter fthe cremation the ashes were
thrown into the Potomac river by
Marcus 3. Mark, now living in Ashe-
vile, N. c., but formerly a close
friend of a wealthy woman of New
York.
Lascelles died of tuberculosis in
Asheville, but his body was not claim
ed, and for more than four years it
was kept by an Asheville undertake.
The undertaken embafmed the body
and placed it on exhibition, charging
an admission fee to view it.
'The New York woman went t.
AsheyiIle and disclosing her identity
to the AsheviIle authorities, got the
body from the undertaken and, to-
gether with Mark, brought it to Wash
ington.
Not long after <Lascelles's body
was brought to Washington the wo-
man returned to New York. Mark re-
turned to Asheyille. Several months
ago he contracted tuberculosis, and
ictt hoc
Broken in health and fortune, he
told few friends of his connection
with the mysterious woman and OF
his. trip to Washington to DISPOSE of
the body. The woman took the
ashes from Lees undertaking estah-
lishment, be said, and later he carried
them to the bank of the Potomac ane
threw them into the water"