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Henderson ville, N. C., Oct. 1, 1906.
List of prices agreed to by the Under
signed:
Plain horse shoeing, $1.00 per set
I Steel toes, extra. 25 " "
Resetting, 60,
Driving horses, 1.25 "
TIRING WHEELS.
Buggy and carriage tire, $4.50 per set
Wagon tire 1-2x1 1-2, $1.10 each H40
per set.
Resetting tiro all bolted
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Tire 2 horse wagon, good
. " t . " thin,
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60 each
$2.40 per set
2.40 " "
2.00 " "v
1.60 " "
1.50 each
1.75 "
2.00
75 14
$2.00 per pair
3.00
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Axles, 1 horse
2 c
" larger
Bolsters,
Back hounds.
Front
Tongues, 1.25
Welding pole braces 50
" shaft irons 50
New perches, straight, 75
Box panels, side 1.25
" end " 75
Bow sockets 1.00,
. " " , set of 3, one side $2.00 each
J. M. Smathers,
F. J. FlCKER,
D. M. Orr,
J. EL Ehinehart,
W. d. Justus.
Note: Justice's country trade to be
discounted 10 per cent. Rhinehart's
country trade to be discounted 10 per
cent.
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BELMONT
CAFE
Strictly first class in
every . respect. Meals
a.t moderate prices.
FLeselar Dinner 35c
Famous French
Drio Coffee 05c
Sandwich. 05c
Everything New and
Glean
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THE
JUSTUS .
EXPECTORANT;
.CURES
COUGHS 6 COLDS
It is safe for children.
It is effective with adults.
It breaks up sudden colds.
It relieves chronic coughs.
We have sold a great many
bottles and it gives splendid satis
faction as a reliable remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat, hoarse
ness, bronchial and chest inflam
mations. Get a bottle. Its a
household safe guard.
Made by
The Justus Pharmacy.
Henderson ville.N. C.
"TheDrug.Store on the Corner"
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Battleship Louisiana Coming up
the Mississippi River.
New Orleans, Sept: The United
States Navy Department has announced
that the BattlesbipLouisiana,tbenewest
and biggest war vessel In the navy, will
come to New Orleans about Dec. 1 to
receive the $10,000 siiver service given
by the people ofLouisiana, the value of
which equals that of the Battleship
New York, heretofore the most expen
sive in the navy. Considerable diver
sion was created during the past week
by the statement supposed to emanate
from the Bureau of Navigation that
the passes at the mouth of the Mississip
pi River were too shallow to admit the
Louisiana which draws 26 feet 3-4
inches, full loaded . As ocean-freight
vessels drawing several feet more than
the Louisiana and having 50 per cent,
more length, pass in and out of the river
almost daily, the story evoked a storm
of indignation and the New Orleans
Progressive Union wired Secretary of
the Navy Bonaparte demanding an in
vestigation. Congressman Davey of
Louisiana was in Washington and ajvis
it to the navy department resulted in a
complete change of front, he being ad
vised that the Louisiana would be sent
about Dec. 1, that the naval board de
manded by the Progressive Union to
take soundings would be sent here
meanwhile, while the Chief Engineer's
Department of the War Department as
serted there was ample water at the
passes for the Louisiana. The riyer in
front of New Orleans has a depth of
nearly 200 feet and a fine harbor is af
forded vessels of all sizes.
On numerous occasions when war ves
sels were wanted here for special fea
tures, reports have cropped out of
Washington calculated to inspire fear
that such vessels might be damaged.
It was decided to settle the matter
finally, hence th board of Inquiry was
detnauded. ... The largest floating steel
dry dock in th world, except the
Dey at Manila, is located opposite
the United Hiates Naval Station at New
Orleans and the government has thrown
it open to the use of all vessels, many of
whicb make the' Louisiana seem small
in comparison.
Death front Appendicitis
decrease in the same ratio that the use of
Dr. King's New Life Pills increases.
They save you from danger and bring
qnick and painless release from consti
pation and the ills growing out of it.
Strength and vigor always follow their use.
Guarauteeed by The Justus Pharmacy 25c
Try them.
BRYAN RECALLS A "LINE.'
William J. Bryan and his wife and
daughter will never again order fresh
peaches while in Paris. . One of . the
acrosstable stories at the dinner for Mr.
Bryan on Saturday night at Healy's restau
rant was as f olktws.
Mutual friends invited the .Bryaus to
lunch at the Paris Hotel. The little girl,
Grace, hal become weary of the It tluce in
going around, and when she learned
that reaches were on tbe bill of fare she
said she wanted some. The waiter was
asked abnt the peaches, and he said that
they had some nice ones, just from Algiers,
and he would be delighted to get them for
Mile Bryan. He got them. They came
in a small wooden box, about a dozen in
all, ard were smalt and inferior in every
way to the glorious products of the Dela
ware, Georgia and California orchards, but
they wore peaches, and the best to be ob
tained in Paris.
When the waiter presented his check
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n ar: ccfnmcxlate your
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i alwau iils iL The
-vcctionol bock-case
: cttirers of such geods
a :riety of grades, sizes
w.. . i prices, adapted to
an and all require-r-.nts.
It's a system of
vr.its, each ur.'.l fiited
ith the perfection dart
proof roller - bearing
dcor. But we'll be glad
to show them if you ca!l,
or will senc! i!iu:trated
catalogue on request.
W. P. Willia
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there was an explosion. The bill for the
peaches was f 7. 20 in American money.
The American host of the Bryan, who had
ordered the dinner, did not try to restrain
his ' feelings, - He . ropptrd" the waiter,
the restaurant, the peaches, ai d the Alge
rian who grew the little peaches. The
proprh tor explained that peaches were a
rarity in Paris, and that importing them
from Algiers was a costly undertaking.
He called them beautiful peaches, a char
acterization that nearly caused the
American tohit him,but he made the Bry
an party pay the $7.20 for the peaches.
"When I saw the bill for the peaches, v
said Mr. Bryan, "I was reminded of that
line in 'Bingeon on the Rhine,' which we
used to speak at school. It went: 'A sol
dier of the legion lay dying in Algiers
suspect he ate one of those miserable Al
gerian peaches, costing 70 cents.'
Pofltmaater Bobbed
G. W. Fouts, Postmaster at Riverton,
la., nearly lost his life and was robbed of
all comfort, according to his letter, which
says: "For 20 years I had chronic liver
complaint, which led to such a severe case
of jaundice that eyen my finger nails
turned yellow; when my doctor prescribed
Electric Bitters; which cured me and have
kept me well for eleven years." Sure cure
fur Billiousnefp, Neuralgia, Weakness
and all Stomach, Liver, Kidney and Blad
der, uerangcmeiit. A wonderful Tonic.
At the Justus Pharmacy. 50 cents. ,
Mr Shipman's Report.
Assistant (Jouimissionei M..L. Shipman,
of the Bureau of Labor and Priatiner. who
a,
Las bt-en out in the state collecting mill
statistics for several day?, has returned to
the city. When asked for a statement
concerning his trip, Mr. Shipman said he i
hadtiothing of special interest to report ;that
conditions touching industrial interests
were about the same everywhere this
year, lie nmis a material increase in the
number of cotten, woolen and hosiery
mills, furniture factories and miscellan
eous pants. The points made by Mr.
Shipman the past week are situated upon
the Carolina and North Western Railroad,
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ueiween uasioma ana lenoir. tie says
there is a noticeable increase in the in
vestments in all classes of manufactories
and that hoth operators and operatives
are apparently h;ippy and contented. The
couliauv.us riir s have teuded to discourage
armers somewhat, but they are striving
o nuke the b-st of tlie situuiiou. Their
products find a ready market at fair prices
and litte difficulty is experienced In the
adjustment of personal obligations News
& Observer.
tLSji W vi- Li f! H QL
Ruction sale Monday
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Two Car loeds of Farm Wagons, one &
two horse, all new. We will sell two ca.rs,
now w&rjons at public auction Mondtxy
Novomber 12. at 12 o'clock. Wo a.ro going
to give up tKe wasion business. They will
go at the high dollar.
Brow
ompaoy,
Oldest In the State. Bnsi.
nes8, Shorthand, Typewri
ting, Penmanship, and
English courses. 1800
KTadoates in positions.
Half or more o! your railr
road fare paid. Flenty of
good board at 2.&o to C3.&0
ir week. No vacations.
Enter any time. Special
course by mall It you ask
fori.
In "The Zand of the Sky.n
Fear tbe Sapphire Country.
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The pierce to biy
Furniture
of all kinds, wholesale
retail, also stoves
Qtind ranges.
8Lnd
Written for The Hustler
"Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep."
By James Walker Heatherly.
Lying on my bed tonight,
Thro' the window pane
ine stars of Heaven tw
And my childhood prayer
"Now I lay me down to sleep.
And may never again awake,
My soul cries out within me deep,
Save my soul for Jesus sake.
Lying on my bed tonight,
Gazing at the far away,
A future existence looms up bright.
And for immortality I pray.
For everlasting life so sweet,
My Saviour's hand I long to shake,
Humbly to bow at Jesus' feet,
If I should die before I wake.
Lying on my bed tonight,
As I pray my soul takes hope;
A future existence looms up bright,
And the very gates of Heaven ope.
All my doubts are cleared away.
Aud I know religions not a fake,
Save my soul dear Lord I pray,
If I should die before I wake.
Lying on my bed tonight,
Gazing at the worlds afar,
A future existence looms up bright,
A life to soothe the souls desire.
Life eternal great reward.
ine morning's dawn may never break
Kemember me, 6 aye me dear Lord,
If I should die before I wake.
(Dot Prices omi
next ten dsys we will
give lower prices on Fine Print
ing than have ever before been
quoted in Hendersonville. The
quality tho will be the same.
For the next ten deiys ONLY
500 NOTE HIS ADS
. The Hustler Print Shop
, Principal.
ASEXYZLLX, H. &
Hop FiiFiishiigs
I he best treatment for indigestion and
troubles of the stomach is to rest the stom
ach. It can be rested by starvation or by
tlie use of a good digestant which will dl-
s? st the food eaten, thus taking the work
off the stomach. At the proper tempera
ture, a single leaspoonful of Kodol will
wboily digest 3,0 0 grains of food. It re
lieves the present annoyance, puts the
stomach in shape to satisfactorily perform
its functions.' Good for indigestion, sour
stomach, flitulence, palpitation of the
heart aiid dyspepsia. Kodol is made in
strict conformity with the National Pure
Food and Drug Law. Sold by P. V.
Hunter.
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Old Hickory Wagons At Cost
. IF. Edwards Hardware Co.
Fortaaate ITIiMeHriama.
-wnen l was a druggist,, at Livonia
Mo." writes T. J. Pwyer, now of Grays -
ine, Mo., "thi je of my customers were
'ermanent'y cuiod of consumption bv Dr
King's new Discovery, and are well and!
strong t :;iy. Oie was trying to sell his
property aud move to Arizona, ' but after
nung: JNew Discovery a short time he
found it unnecessary to do so. I reeard
! Dr. King's New Disco vnrv
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wonderful medicine in existence.' Surest
Cough and Cold cure and throat and Lung
nealer. Guaranteed by The Jurtus Phar
macy. 50c aud $1 Trial bottle free.
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Oashier of Alabama
with big sum.
bank absconded
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Need a good cathartic? A pill is best,
aaya pill like De Witt's Little Early Ris.
era. About the most reliable on the
market. Sold by P. V, Hunter.