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The Hendersonville Base Ball
Iub is deserving of better sup
port than it is receiving from
he town.
The boys are playing ball.
pome of them are putting up an
article equal to any Southern
(Leagues' product.
They make not one cent out
of the games, themselves,
All thev want is to make ex
penses.
Certainly they are entitled to
that much.
They are all young men work-
wg tor their daily Dreaa, ana
everv time thev tlav ball it
means a certain financial sacri
fice to them.
They have been to considerable
expense also for their uniforms
and necessary outfits.
They have games scheduled
with Asheville, for next Tuesday
and Asheville says she will send
over the best they have. With
Gaffney on Friday, another good
team. Then Spartanburg wants
to play, and Cowpens, and Can
ton, andCampobella, and Murphy
the champions of this part of the
state, and Whittier, and Brevard
and Wavnesville and Mars Hill.
All rattling good teams who will
give good exhibitions of the nat
ional grame.
But it takes SOME money to
pay their expenses.
You con't run a church without
money, as you know, . -
The boys are ENTITLED to
YOUR support. Go out next
Tuesday and give it to them!
They are doing much to make
this city attractive to visitors,
and it's Your DUTY to help them,
in every way possible.
Tuesday is the first game.
Make it a Doint to buy a ticket,
only 25ft. and (rn out and veil.
You'll see a good game, depend
apon it.
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Buy a pound can from any grocer. Use only half as much as
other Coffee, and your grocer will refund your money, without a
question, if you are not pleased, in every respect, after having used
entire contents of can.
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If your grocer don't handle LUZIANNE COFFEE any wholesale
grocer in Hendersbnville will tell you where you can get it. K
Ammonia Used to Overcome Jailbird
at Chattanooga, Term.
Chattanooga, Tenn., July 14. Dave
Edwards, convicted of murder, and
who Is considered the most despeate
prisoner ever in the Hamilton county
jail, went on a-rampage Sunday and
attacked a fellow prisoner, J. C. Dun
can, also convicted of murder.
A fierce fight ensued, in which Ed
wards was badly beaten. When the
officers tried to place Edwards in the
dungeon he barricaded himself In his
cell, and ammonia was used, but to no
avail, a3 Edwards had covered him
self with a mattress.
Finally a stream of water from a
3-inch hose was turned on the prison
er, and he was nearly drowned. He
cried "enough," and the door, of the
cell was. opened. Edwards came out
and made a rush for Chief 'Deputy
Frawley, striking him with a "billy"
which he "bad made of the straps and
buckles from his cot. He missed the
deputy and struck a negro prisoner
in the face. He was finally floored
by a blow on the head with a pair of
handcuffs and overpowered.-
HUSBAND'S FATAL MISTAKE.
Thought His Wife Was a Burglar and
Shot Her.
Philadelphia, July 14. -Mistaking
his bride of less than a year for a
burglar, "William A. Thomas, aged
twenty-three years, shot and probably
fatally wounded her at their home In
the upper section of the city.
Hearing a noise in the bathroom of
the dwelling, Thomas seized a revol
ver and began an investigation. As
he reached the second story of the
house Mrs. Thomas emerged from the
bath room and her husband discharged
the revolver, the bullet striking her
in the abdomen. i
Thomas says he believed his wife to
have been In another part of the
house.. He was placed under arrest
pending an investigation.
Baby Born on Street Car
Chicago, July 14. (Street car traffic
in Washington street was brought to
a standstill for half an hour Monday
when Mrs. John Ruloff, a passenger
on an Armitage avenue , car, while
passing the city hall, gave birth to a
girl baby. The woman was on the
way to a hospital accompanied by a
nurse. Dr. I. G. Rawlins, a physi
cian attached to" the city! ! health de
partment, was called and later moth
er and child were taken In a police
ambulance to the , hospital.
Fatal Auto Accident.
Berlin, July 14. Herr Serlo.'an of
ficial of the tax office, In Berlin, . was
killed, and Max Oechelhauser, a well
known banker, was frightfully injured
in an automobile accident Sunday!.
While trying to avoid a runaway horse
the machine In which they were riding
struck a tree.
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Hon. J. Bryan Grimes
Secretary of State and Democrati'c Nominee for Re-election
, Nominated by the Democracy
for the third time as its candidate
for Secretary of State Col.' J.
Bryan Grimes will continue his
duties in that important office
with increased efficiency because
of his previous, experience.
Born in 1868 in Raleigh, the
son of the famous General Bryan
Grimes, he passed his boyhood
days atvGrimesland plantation in
Pitt county, his education being
completed at the State Univer
sity. He has farming interests in
Pitt county, and has been at the
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head of many organizations hav
ing for their purpose the better
ment of the farmer.
Coli Grimes has made a record
as Secretary of State of which
anyman might well feel 'proud
The office has been conducted on
business principles, ' and its ever
increasing duties have been trans
acted with fidelity and despatch.
Colonel Grimes is a speaker of
ability and his campaign services
will be of great value. In his re-
nomination the Democracy has
placed a strong man in the field,
one who has proved his fitness
for the high position he holds.
News and Observer.
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DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BY INVESTING IN
THE NEW ISLAND CITY
Nearly 1,000 Lots Sold Already
Bought by Tourists,
chants and all other lines of business,
from all over the United States. WHY?
Because they know
as to Grassy Key becoming one of the
most important stations on the
FLORIDA EAST COAST RAILWAY EXTENSION
Daily Rail Connections
As well as South, Cuba,
Over the'Sea
rD h CCV WW Well Paved
WILL
it A VP change, Good Schools and Churches,
nil V t In fact will be a Magic Modern City
A 40 acre Chautauqua Park filled with beautiful
Cocoanut and Silver Palms. A
Building. A splendid inner Harbor for pleasure
boats. A comfortable 23 room Hotel, now
" w '. l . e onn '
open, ana a site reservea ror a uu room
Tourist Hotel, (this is a snap for some one, 6 to 8 acres
deeded for $1.) A dozen of more dwellings and general
merchandise stores completed and others started in last 60
days. Carpenters and day laborers desiring work will do
well to write J. W. Taylor, at Grassy Key, or the owner,
Edward H. CrainWest Palm Beach, Fla.
Sale, of :It8'';I6W;:.ppJ:;0n;
" PRICES: $75, $125, and $200 to $350
80-foot Streets and Avenues, 10-foot Alleys
Every lot guaranteed High and Dry with perfect abstract
and deed to title or money refunded with 8 per cent interest
Lots sold on time and easy payments
without interest or taxes. For maps,
plats and all information, address
WMJUHUIMPM Jf
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BUILDING UP RAPIDLY
Professional, Mer
there is no question
North, East and West
Key West and Mexico
Going Railroad
Streets, City Water, Parks,
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AN IDEAL
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fine Chautauqua
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