tbtfxericb Bb Suotlcr
&f L. SHIPMAN.
T. R. BARROWS,
EditOl
Associate Editor
Enurtd at the JPostoffice at BendenonaOa I
v.c o now maiur oi the second class. I
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We wisli to congratulate The
Waleigh News and Observer most
heartily upon the great enterprise
exmcueu in me prouumwu ui i
magnificent
lnauSbtiai euuiuu
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which appeared recently. " That
n tereting paper-has long Jiad the
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habit of doicg things on a grand
scale and thU mammoth number,
iliusirauve oi iunu varuuua o
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nly a tanner evi I
dM CM i .iM. !!a1u, iax,u
the effort to bring the attractions
$
MwnrM; Thia latest nroduc-
tion is destined to prove of ineal-'
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cnlable value to tne t state ana
.wmk.. arafe- boon to everv
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progressive citizen
who feels a I
pride in the rapid strides North
Carolinais taking along theWine
of industrial development during
recent years
Democratic editors and business
i ixt. I
men are co-operaung witu mo,
republicans, in every possible way,
in the effort to avert financial dis
aster, throughout the country.
How very different from the posi
tion taken by radical organs - and
spell-binders fourteen years ago
when a democrat happened to be
presidpnt, under somewhat simi
lar conditions. With that crowd,
"it depends upon whose ox is
gored.' It is exceedingly amus
ing to hear them saying now that
the president- has nothing at all
to do with the trouble.
There is considerable unfavor
able com Jient, and justly so, upon
the action of the president in au
thorizing the omission of the
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words "In God. We Trust" from
the new coius' that are now being
produced. No valid excuse can
be rendered for the assumption of
such high-handed authority. But
"Emneror Theodore" is not to
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be considered in the lowly (?)
class with our forefathers who
founded this government 131 years
ago and whose posteritylias main
tained it until this good day.
Judge Peebles,-who 'presided at
November term of Henderson Su
perior court last week, announced
the apointment of Mr. Henry W
- Allen, of Horse Shoe, as sucessor
to Capt. B. T, Morris on vthe Fi-
nance Committee. Mr. Allen is
"r Ajcompetent business man and. an
activs democratic worker one
who always "comes to the scratch"
on election da v.' He is the kind
-..who vote the ticket straight.
We can bring forward republi
can evidence to substantiate the
cbargethat the president is wholly
to blame for this "panicky" state
of affairs. There was no truth in
the contention then and none at
this time, but the charge was
made just the same. -Their hypo
crisy has been laid bare and they
ought to have the manhood to ad
mit that t'"-y have been willfully
deceiving the people all these
years,
Hendersonville banking insti
tutions pay cash t, while the pa
trons of similar concerns else
where have to content themselves
with "clearinghouse certificates,"
whatever such' things are. It is
hoped that present' conditions in
the city may be maintained
MR. TAYLOE'S LETTER .:- '
Attention is directed to the let-
ter from Mr. W. H. Tayloe, gen-
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eral passenger agent 01 tne oouia-
ern Railway Company, which ap-
pears elsewhere in today's paper,
Readers of the Hustler will doubt-
less recall the "Story of a Ticket"
that appeared in this paper Beveral
weefcs ago, reciting the incident
& CQnductor exacting fare
had
rmm an nrncau Kin. wuv
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accidentally misplaced nej ticsei,
n changing cars at Salisbury.
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The letter 0f Mr. Tayloe purports
to give the railroad'ssid of the
mutter and we Have Dieaaure in
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publishing what he has tp say.
Mr. Tavloe says the conductor
could iiot carry the girl without a
ticket and yet concludes the same
entence, containing tn
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ment.thusly: "nd no aouot you
Mid tViA vnnnjr crirl a kindness in I
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W her fare although had you
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uot done tnis d0UDlesa tne con 1
Kawa OAfrlO I
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I rtVioi. m nrAm onf. trw Viol
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otner arrangement lor ner, as a i
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permit a passenger; under such
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satVAnmaaniAa rr .-.nTtQI1 a horn.
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ship." This suggestion clearlyl
JnrUrffls ffrnf. fr T'avlnA ia nna
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wora rtf fliA orfifrrv nd diVfnfn.
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his company. That conductor i
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won Id nofc nonmdnr an pxnlana-lwJ"
tion and actually took .the girl's
money, after having been apprised
of the fact that she had just
enough to defray necessary ex-
penses m Asheville and thence to I
Mars Hill. If Mr. Tayloe desires
i . i a . i 0 a i l
iuih BiaiemeDi vennea i urine r i
evidence will be produced without
difficulty. The writer demanded
the return of Miss Anderson's
money and advanced the amount
as previously stated in this paper.
After an hour's waiting, there was
not the. slightest indication that
"some other arrangement" would
be made for her.
Mr. Tayloe further complains:
"There appeared in. the French
Broad Hustler of September 12th
an article, as I read it, is intended
to reflect some discredit upon the
Southern Railway in the matter.
I hope there was no such inten
tion in the article, for the reason
I do not believe that you would
want to do us th&$ injustice." If
criticising the uncharitable and
unwarranted actions of an em
ploye is a reflection upon the com
pany, the writer pleads guilty to
the charge. If Mr. Tayloe will
take the time to read the article
carefully, he must conclude that a
construction foreign to our inten
tion has been placed upon the
same. We have alwavs endeavor
ed to be charitable toward the
Southern Railway and every other
corporation, as for that matter,
but reserve thii right ; to complain
when conditions seem to justify,
as in tne matter wnicn nas pro
voked this controversy. We are
more-than willing to "give credit
where credit is due" and wish to
thank Mr. Tayloe for his letter
and voucher, while resenting the
intimation tnat tne article com
plained of was without sufficient
provocation. It stated the. plain
unvarnished truth and must stand
without the slightest modification.
We shall be pleated to go over
the matter with Mr. Tayloe per
sonally when convenient. - Our
relations with his company have
always been pleasant and no diffi
culty has been experienced with
any of its higher officials, or even
a station agent. The conductors,
as a rule, are courteous and ob
liging, but'a few of them appear
to think they own the-: whole road
and a lie ff the moou, besides.
It is the latter -class who some-
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of indignities and the limit nas
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been reached, so far as we are, con
cerned. We shall apprize the pub
lic of any objectionable conduct
on their part, that may come un
der our observation, from time to
time, believing it to be the most
effective way to correct the 'evils
of their way.' . - ,-
The Board of Trade is engaged
in
the very laudable effort - to
brinf, tne attractions and advan
tagea of Hendersonville to the at
4.: f "f ha rmtflidft world.".
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Th Q COODeration of every business
n shonld be enlisted in the
movement to the end that the
m08, de8irabie results possible
ma be reached. Tnis is an aKe
o progre9 an Heuaersonviue
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mnaf. Vn abreast of tne times.
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To do this her citizens
wiU have
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to constantly be on tne aier.
tJia TTnatler has received
a
t-
haudsomly bound volumne
of
State Superintendent Joyner s
biennial report for the scholastic
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loai-lOOK. 1QO5.1Q00. It is
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replete with valuable information
odncftfinnal affairs.
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Conveniently arranged and neatly
brinted. We are indebted to Mr.
Jovner for this useful ana instruc
Minatrnn and nlace the
same in our library with thanks
The financial flurry does not
8eemto subside very rapidly, not-
withstauding the fact that
the
preaent occupant of the. White
. . . ir il:.
House is a republican, xes, uio
one will ever hereafter be referred
to as the "Roosevelt panic."
That quaint old saying, "every
dog has his day," will not down
Promoters of the new railroad
project tell us that grading will
begin within a few week's time
and prosecuted to a final conclu
sion without delay. This is good
news. '
Attorneys for the railroads say
they are not ready to resume the
hearing in rate cases and the mat
ter will not be reopened until the
26th instant. i
Thanksgiving Day -
Orphans Dxvy
The work of the orphans' homes of
North Carolina appeals strongly to our
iudtfementand to our sympathies. It
merits our heartiest support.
In helping to proyide for homeless
orphan chfldren a home, a tender care
and an opportunity to obtain training
for life, we perform a servce the value
of which is at present great and, in the
future, will be multiplied beyond meas
ure. .
The Thanksgiving season has been
set apar t by the good- people of this state
as a time of special effort for and aid to
our orphanages.
This is a beautiful and practicable ex
pression of the spirit of gratitude and is
we are sure, pleasing to the great and
loving Father of the fatherless.
The thank-offerings at Thanksgiving
are a real factor injthe maintenance and
improvement of our orphans' homes.
We bespeas: for this most worthy work
even the greater interest and love of a
people who are signally blessed of God,
a people who have abundant cause for
gratitude. . We believe the offerings
Will be made gladly and .that they will
be truly large and liberal. ,
- PUBLIC SALE
I Will sell, at my stable near the
depot, on Saturday, November 23, 1907,
my livery stable out St, consisting of
Horses, Surreys, Watertowns, Buggies,
Runabouts, two-horse Wagon, one-horse
Wagon and Harness to go with wagon
single and double sets of Harness, men's
Saddles, ladies' Side Saddles and Hiding
Bridles. . '
Will sell the above tp the highest bid
der without RESERVE, BYBID OR
LIMIT. ' T. R. RAMSEY, i
rpc
Wood
CoolI Hods
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No. 14 for Spartanburg 8:10 a. m.
No. 8 for Toxaway - 4:30 p. m
No. 10 for Spartanburg 6:27 p. m.
No. 7 for Asheville 11 a. m.
No. 9 for Asheville 1:25 p.. ml
No. 13 for Asheville 6:25 p. m.
BAY HORSE, 8 years old, weight 1000
lbs. Will sell cheap for' cash or trade
for lot or small farm Dear town or let
for winter for feed! Apply quick to
W. A. Oakland.
' LOST Between Horse Shoe and Bre
vard a tan leather ffrip. Finder notify
O. C. Brown, Asheville, N. C.,-for re
ward. . Care Swannanoa Hotel
WANTED Men for for general work
good wages. Apply Toxaway Tannery,
Rosman, N. C. , . . "
DESIRABLE ROOM3 for rent. Furn
ished or unfurnished.. Suitable for light
nouseiceemng. une block: from post
office. Address P. O. box 214.
FOR RENT One well furnished bed
room. -Also one room suitable for office.
Apply to H. S. Bruin, at the Red Store.
FOR RENT Five or six furnished
rooms. Two blocks from deDOt. AddIv
to Miss Ella McLaln, City. - 4t.
HORSE FOR SALE Or will let - re-
sponsible party hare it for its keep. Ap
ply, uusuer omce, .
WANTED A good fresh milch cow.
Address, Mrs. L. 8. Pender, - R. F. D.
No. 5, Hendersonville, N. O. " '
Good horse for its keep. Will let
some responsible party Tiave horse for
winter. Will work anywhere, sound
and gentle. Apply to Mr. J. H. Lollis,
Blue Ridge Inn; ,
V v NOTICE. : -
AM persons owing K. p. Freeman
notes- and accounts will find them t.
j. H. Tinley's office. All not paid by
uhe utn will be collected and cost ad
mm
ded to. . , - R. P. Freeman.,
stoves!
Goal
Coltimlbi Hot Blast
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Black Diamond
They save fuel eind tha.t saves money
No Smoke No Dirt -
Sheet Iron Wood Heaters
Stove mats
The 4lLookout Line ' of
Cook Stoves
A full size No; 8 act $13.00. Complete with
ware a. bargain '
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Mafestic Ranges The kind that satisfies
Oarke Hardware Go.
(Incorporated)
Hendersonville N C.
J, M. STEPP - ; : JNQv QRP
- STEPP (BL ORH -Undertaking
Company
Funeral Directors and
Licensed Embalmers.
All Calls Answered Promptly, , Day
Disinfecting a Specialty,
Phone 147
EOLDM
Polished OaJc 2.25
Quartered OaJc 2.50
miitkmk'mWi ill t
Furniture, "Supply & MariuTactur
ing Co., Incorporated.
Notice jof Land Sale.
By vlrta?. of the power contained in a
mortg; gs dd executed to me on Oct
22, 190b ty Join W. Johnson to secure
certain lux. business therein - specified,
I will offer lor 6ale at the court bouse
door in Hendersonville on Not. 25th
1907, within the letral hours of sale, at
public auction to the highest bidder for
cash in order to satisfy said indebted -
nebs, tne following describea piece or
of Hendersonville, Henderson . County,
North Carolina,being alt that lot of land
IFHe -IHIisile
ot of land, lying and being in the townfunder the provisions of said moitgage.
Stoves!
No Trouble
Fire Tongs
3C
ac
or
Night,
described in a deed from Lila Ripley
Barnwell to J. L. Orr, dated 8ept. 16th
1905 and dudjr recorded in . Book 52 at
page 482 of the records of deeds fr
Henderson County, containing one acre
and 2o poles. . .
Default having been made by sa"j
John W. Johnson in the payment of said
indebtedness as the same-fell due, the
whole amount of -the same is declared
due . under the provisions of the said
mortgage, and sale of said land will be
made to satisfy the said indebtedness
Oct. 26th 1907.
J. L. ORB
Mortgagee.
Per McD.Ray Atty
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