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W. F. MARSHALL, Bdtter m4 Proortcter.Devoted to the Protcctloo of
VOL XXVII. r> a .
THE KEY TO THE DOOR
OF SUCCESS
It in the band of the man that
formt the saving habit. "A
penny saved is a penny got."
Samnel Johnson says: "The
first years of man most make
provision for the last." and
the only way to do this is to
save from yoor weekly earn*
and the only safe place
to pot it is in a tellable bank
like--—
The CITIZENS NATIONAL
BANK
000 BACHELORS' CLUB
PriaMcm Only BwomA From
Duty if Busy Courting.
JXAL0U1T VOT TO BB T0LK1BTBD
(M4 ——b»U»» Van In bar*
VNk km'BM, TWr Mmm flfM
aero* Mm* Ufa dan* aa ■* FUti
Tba ■idHW ctab af Kirkwood.
Mo., baa baa* organised. with a ataff
of oBcors tram praatdaat down ta oar
•onat at uw. aaya tha M. Loo la
Olobe-Daueoat According to Its coo
stltotioa and bylaw*, tha dab win
work aa auxiliary ta tha Too Tbiraaaad
Magna of tha oanw city. Tha Kirk
wood kadi duo baaat of tha lonyoat
ommm for any dab or aaeocUMon ta
tbs atats. Tbay atyla tbawaalraa aa
tba Twontlotk Oantary tmalgaawttiwi
aC Aaaoctatad Bachelor* of tha Oty of
Kirkwood aad Vicinity, bat for can
aoandad to paruit tbao&wi tTbo
oollad tha Kirkwood Barlulua dob.
Aocordln* to tta aoaattnttan, “the par
pans of tha dob *an ha to proaota
brotherly aad detarty Iowa, ta aaak to
op lift tbs downtrodden eaUbata from
bla atootb of daapond aad ta guard
saataualy tha wotfara of ovary member
who may thna be enesaragod to taka
bops.'*
Tha ocganlsan aad landing aptrlta at
(ha oraanlaatloa are Joa Coni tar aad
B. P. Klahaad, president aad oarra
qonrtlag secretary. Tba other rMeun
are J. B Wilson, rlea president; Ao
plt Ooeanfort, recording oaerotary; H.
1 napkin, twaaaru. aad August Psd
dar. hbrmrtan.
Praddaat Ooaltar aad lac ratary Kla
haad hart prepared tba bylawa, wklafa
•hall forora tha adlon af tha dnb at
all Oman. Baas of the rates follow:
“Tba presides t aboil pruddo at all
aaottawa saltan bnay coating a lady
ana M entitled to tea Brat lack at an
lady Ttoltora.
Tba reoordlny eecretary ahaO keep
a record af tba proceedtnu af tba meot
ta«a aad alao a record of all namae and
afdrmil af ■arrtayMi tuunarrted
taittaa af »kU ba auqr leers.
Tba 1‘arnupaadtay aecreUry ahatl
ceoomoaloata with all ladlaa whoa ba
to Informed are atatrkanntoHy Inclined,
netting forth tba ettreettoaa offered by
thte etab. Ha to aathartoed to forma
lata a aartac af leva letter*, wtocfc
rneeabaea may encore hr tpf ratio* to
'i
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i
•a# of each poetry aad
‘The layift at ana* meat have
•treat aad abaB ba eo taard at
•0 miithmo *d tba etab la prevent aar
reaffb eharactar* from breaklat la
boa the ootalde or rorud> houod
braaktat oat aa tba taatda**
Tba "nriee tor ■webrra" provide
amooa other thUge. (be fallowing:
attend all meat
»lf^H5Frrsz
t
t
mm -
•anna* ttm* far aa* of *aabaw ooly.
Than they may taka the* lady frtaads
la promenade to toalr beans' contest.
A beautiful naan la belay painted
will b* placed In aa* af tba abady ap
ple treat far fee a Its Hutton af lora
"Bach mom bar of tbu dab wba ba
•omas a baaadkt will bo praacamd
wife a haaaa aad Mate M worm af
••woorlaa. The fund la provide far
those baaafactiaaa win It* matntalead
by adding 10 par ant to (ba sewer
toaaa of Kirkwood."
It will ba a blew to tha baaaty doc
taru who ban baaa kapt buey and hap
py atno* tha niga of tha long flora to
bear that gton gaitan an baeaalug a
fad aad that society woman's aibow*
will no longer suffer by Ttrlng la con
fer* with tha enter air, say* the Maw
Task Prats. That* gton carton oaaaa
la many designs. The tempi** ara af
alaatla fastened with bocttes tat an
date go id far a* Has nthar taa (haw.
Other* an of haatry white main rib
baa with goM aad Irwilad bucklea.
wUH* tbaaa *MI man acaats an af
lane (birred anr ribboa with the Mat
tel af fritted edges
COLLEGE OR CIQARETTE8.
Ito "BrlmaaDo* brigade will bar* to
IMeU* to the atndaata af AJWaa oal
tegA accord log to a ipaetal dlapateb
from Alton*. Mick, to tba Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune. Tha prataant
talkad on tha sah>et of dgaratta aaeok
la*
"At the brgtoalng of the torsi, whan
ta rtsdasta cam* la to pay thatr tal
ttea fat* at my ofecs." h* maid. *T
mads a 11* af all those aa whom 1
•malted tobacco aa I nt behind my
desk. The want of ta offaadars ta
tide rasps* bar* gas* but thars an
soma left."
Dr. Dlrkte ate tad tat ba stlH had ta
n* la bit pan as lea aad tat aext
term thee* of the "Brimstone brigade."
aa ha termed it who cams ep ta Mb
daek to pay their faaa aad who st»
.•malted at tebaoci would to asked to
pat tttatr mooey back In ttib packets.
»“*«* Oak rw CtOam Ooaba,
A me gnl least oak traa on tbo campna
of tha Agrienttatn) ug Mechanical col
lago at tttUlwatnr. OUa.. which m
anppoaod ta bora boon kitted by tha
•raa at campon, was raaawtly ant
dnwh, says tha hC lead Oaha-Dno
cent It waa aattmatad ta ba UO yaan
otd. It will be oat op lata pAanfct
thiaa ta font faat wtta sad need far
Osaka and tattoo to tha eeDage.
VwMIf la
▲ mw feetratto*. to bi oattoi tta
“Mtttte Anton,' baa ban frontal by
tha papa, ta ba awarded ta panose dts
Hiahhod hi lattaaa, ariaaoa or charita*
Meweeha. Than will ba aaty MO m
yitn'iln^ ^ wW blrT* ^ tide
**"* Aacd dawC*** ** **W* * '"
tha hoagho wtt btanh In Maanaam
aaa dag is Uriad up,
Wbao tha nraas wco rtm ood ran wMb tha
Imkttd a| OWm ana
And Um sky wSaeam ta pan an win*
tram sat i
And W1I dad
It
r
' r
lad H knows tha
Iria that
Ta tbo maria at tha
■ears la maead bt dor.
'ta. tha Uoeoem pariJTV
raewrir rinrtm
And tha fareeta Basins amia loo thaw
bntU* with Iba oaowat .
Tbaa wa*U cntchUw —trfu ad rba nab
ttt honor boat.
Pm tha tnwt «•* tank is - r~tn to tha
mblo an* tha roan
•bat peer eyan, an* raa aw baa at
^tglonddtn-« flaaot^
iba win«rr bttpbt,
gn okra anbmtad ta thewdn ad dm
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^ Sttboeribo lor Tn Qatohia
Ouam,
VAJICE'S BA1TH00B I0ME.
Uai mi Which U Siaati Sahjec
•I tha LoMeet aal N-at III
ter Land LitfBttUw la
al Baac—ha Canty.
Ch.flotu Obttmr. tilt
Asheville, March 20.;-Ona o
the most stubbora land sniti
that has been tried in Buncotnbi
county in recent years is on ii
Superior Court tbia week. It ii
the law suit entitled Hemphil
vs. Hemphill, a litigation oyet
a boundary line in the Rccmi
Creek section of the county am
involving only a small amoum
of land, less than 50 acres. Tb<
snit has been in court lot
several years and has beet
prosecuted to the Supreme
Court of the State. It is a suit
where kinspeople are arrayec
against kinspeople; where mucl
bitterness has been engendered
and where the land in contro
versy is not worth one
fifth the amount of money al
ready expended and which will
be expended in court costs end
lawyers’ fees to settle the dispute.
The whole tumble has for its
I beginning the fact that some tt
years ago old man Andres
Hemphill made a division of bis
holdings in northern Buncombe
between bis two sons, John and
Beniamin, without making i
deed for the land so divided.
The division was made, it is said,
by the fsther and with the con
sent of the two sons without the
making of a deed and the estab
lishment of a boundary lime with
out the use of an engineering
IM^a___ a«_»
iww tucic a« LUO1
troverty over tbit boundary line
and the coorU have been called
upon to settle the matter atigaue.
Incidently it ia interesting to
note that on tbe land given to
one of his sons by Andrew
Hemphill stands the old Vance
home where tbe late Senator
Zebnloo Baird Vance waa born
and where the great North Car
olinian pasted bit boyhood days.
This portico, which tnclndes the
Vance home place, went to Ben
jamin Hemphill. Tbe bouse
stands not a great distance from
tbe boundary line now in dis
pute. _
Modest Mr. Bolliyer.
CawRtaMaul MaostC
Mr. Dolliver—I will say to my
honored friend (Mr. Tillman)
that I have my first boast to
make on this floor of being « great
]fwKtT!. 1 htve not acquired
the habit of saying of one that
be tt the greatest lawyer ia the
world and of another that be ii
still greater, and then advanc
ing my own opinion contradict
ing both.
Mr. Tillman—I admire the
Senator’s modesty much. We
all know that in tbe bottom ol
bis soul he thinks be is as great
a lawyer aa either ot them.
(Laughter.)_
land Oversear Praised.
Comnkiad W YorkrilU Baqaim.
In last Tuesday's issue there
was a statement to tbe effect ii
anybody in tbe county, subject
to road duty, bad pot in tour
full days, tbe matter had failed
to get on record, and 1 want to
be allowed to put tbe record
straight. Mr. John M. Craig,
tbe overseer for this section puti
ia his four fall days every year,
sod he makes every men in hit
section do tbe seme;- or has tc
know the reason why. As s re
salt Mr. Craig has his road it
good condition*— not ia as good
condition as it ought be: but it
much better condHfon than be
fore he gave ft tear days o
honest wprk. If we had , over
seers generally as good sS Mr
Craig, all tbe roadala tbe coon
ly would be* aach better tbei
they ere.
Respect hilly,
W. P. Boyd.
Bandana, No. 1, March IS, 1906
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FAMILY REUNION.
I Mrs. MUcbam. the la $4 Tun
• Old April. 22. Will fltve a ta»
■afoa si labthras aad
^Friends.
I On April 22nd, there will be a
i reunion of all tbe relative* aad
! frienda at the hospitable home
i of Mrs. Dulceaia Mitchem, at
i Cleveland Mills, when Mrs.
I Mitchem will celebrate her
eigbty-foarth birthday. Rev. C.
i W. Peyacnr, of Cherry ville, will
i be present, aad preach an ap
propriate sermon in tbe after
noon. Mrs. Mitchem baa forty
three grand children and aevan
tcca great-grand children. All
tbe relatives aad friends of Mrs.
Mitchem are moat cordially in
vited to be fareaent. aad bring
a well filled basket with them.
Tbe day will be spent pleasantly
and it will, indeed, be aa enjoy
able occasion.
COOKING CLASS A-8 HOPPING
Mrs.
a cooking eUas far yoong 01011 at tbo
•tom Proobytortaa chord, of Morn*
taws. N. J, lod a oombor of her po
pits Into ■ Washington atfoot butchor'*
•bop tbo ochor aftocnoo* to toach mew
bow to aaartot paaStnWy. says a Mor
datowo spoclal to tbo Kow York Thaos.
Tbo tmliamasod betSban droppod
balvaa aad dearer* aad Meckad m*
Croat aatrnao* to aa* wbat was gotsg
aa.
ww* bought by tba aaambaaa aad war*
Mai to ttis church kiirhan. whan (hoy
wara ceokod. A feast fallowed. Bams
af the ynnag man aotatdo an aald to
ban made oats of tba non apt a*
ban of tlm cUsa with a stow to aokhm
then to pot thatr-pUahmsaU ts
practical aaa la the rotors.
Biaopl UI la Me Wa*Sd.
On tbo banka of tba MewUeac rtrar
at Boath lAwranea. liaoa. a woataa
company is budding a mil) whict
makaa oust other Aincrlcao bnlldtags
•oral amatl hi oarapariaaa. says tka
Hartford (Coaaj Times. Thu oao mfll
U 1.800 root—coaaldrrabty star a third
of a inllo—in length. U baa a width of
UO fast. U six atoataa la holght nod
will coat MJdOOBft ThU mill glraa
employment to ION pariioA aad to
•ato tba time aad atiaogth of Mo tbso
lands who arid be amptoyad on tbs op
par floors aocolatorn will ha praTided
which will lift 1000 af than to tha
foorth. flftb and sixth storlm hi Bto
Bdnotao. Begin aa of lflflOb kmipiw
•r win aataota tho ■irhtoary, all
IrnnatniaaSoo af power being by aieo
_
A kmc dae of boye lying at at^tfaB
ktaag. Mo Tillage dam. their arms dan.
■Una Into tbo pood, has barn attracting
■neb atleattoa from rhrtter* to Boot <
Pan. KTr, daring Ms lost few days.
•Or* tbo Krw Turk TUboae. Ikay on
lorenlla flaWmsa — gapM la a ailiju
pursuit af yellow perch. Tbe method
ceaeUte In mnring Me beade UrUkly
la Me waur. when Me perch, attracted
by tbe agitation, crowd Into Mate bamte
and an aa«y captend aad Mrowa
oat oa Mo bank, la MU atapto mea
ner. which U always practiced after'
nightfall, near bad ill ef the Bah an
caught. Tho pertB command a ready
market tn Mew Tosh etty and preside
the vUUgs arcblna with packet maaay
State Tretgarer B. R. Lacy
S*t h?heiȣi^ ami
■f&stiaszjfizzs&sg.
vine oa the tenth of Feb££!£
Miag Irtod, bia den«htkr. he r*.
ports, ag |tttin| to be u ex*
Each of her ««?$*■ the
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Does your baking powder
contain alum ? Look upon
the label. Use only apowder
whose label shows it to be
made with cream of tartar.
NOTE—Safety Uca In buying
ody 4e Royal Baking Powder,
which is the best cresm of tartar
baking powder that can be had*
TOII AMI YOIIVILLE.
Vhff'iMMAMMur Mg*
_ hmi—t Across ths Um.
wtth the Thomson company.
There ere too many wires on
the streets and they are toe close
together, There Is need for a
more systematic arrangement.
There U death in the wires un
der certain condition* ■"d when
electric light wires are creased
with telephone wires it Is danger
otu to handle phones.
It really doss look like some
thing should be done about thst
old Baptist church building.
Partly demolished and unoc
cupied. it is a regular Cm trap.
If ft docs sot consulate a viola
tion of the foe limits ordinance
ss It stands, then the sooner this
ordinance is amended so ss to
cover it. the better for all coo
Rev. I. O. Bahia, who recent
ly came from Williamsport, Pa..
to spend the winter in Yorkville,
bo* accepted s call to the rector
■hip of the church of the Good
Shepherd . An arrangement has
bees mode under which be will
also hove charge of the Episco
pal mission at Chester. Mr.
Babia has made s most favora
ble impression on the Yorkville
public during bis residence here
and the news thst ha is to be
come * permanent resident will
be received with geaersl pleas
ure.
Supervisor Bovd. Sheriff
Brown, Dr. Walker sod mem
bers of the local board of health
took the jail smallpox csss un
der consideration last Saturday,
end after dtscussiag the suiter
IB au ut (HUMS finally decided
npoa aa arrangement that would
take the Deere oat of the build
in* and provide not only for Us
comfort; but safety. After the
negro bad been removed, the
jriiwaa subjected to a. thoroogh
diaiofectiou and It ia not thought
that there will be any more
trouble.
Mrs. Mery Jane McFarland,
widow of the late James McFar
land, died at her home os the
southern outskirts of Yorkvillc
last Saturday morning of baart
failure. She bad bees la failing
health dace November; but un
til a abort Ham previous to her
death there waa. no reason to
thjnk that her condition was
more serious than it had been
for quite a while before. The
deceased was a daughter of tnc
}«*« A. J. Devinney, end was
born la Rutherford county, N.
C., oh November 3, 1M0. She
was brought to York connty
when about fifteen years of sge,
sad was married to her late hus
band in 1839. Mr. McFarland
died September 23,1887.
Mr. W. R. Lattimrr waa ser
iously injured and barely escaped
with hit life while doing some
necessary work on wires at the
Tavota mill last Sunday after
noon. His work necessitated a
position just underneath one of
the lightning arresters accompa
nying tbe.power wires. He w*s
oe s pole soesa tea or fifteen feet
ofi the ground. He knew that
the wire ebove whs a live ‘one,
sad he wefi seeking to avoid it;
but bis position was s very un
comfortable one aad be present
ly raised up ia such a pvaaaer at
to Strike the Hghtsiu* arrester
with his back. The contact was
-•at perfect; but it was serious.
A bystander says ha saw a ball
of fise aa larva an as orange play
ing on Mr. Eatiaur’s back. Mr.
Utimer swayed, a moment Una
ble to fob-looaw.-and he fell
bsckward a distance of some ten
teat or more. His bead attack
a rock apd b« .became Uncon
scious. It was some time after