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Has been the dominant principal prevailing' at
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k Mammoth Crowd, Many Magnificent
Horses, Beautiful Women and Stir
ring Music Makes Laurel Park the
Scene of the Finest Horse Show ever
Held in the South. Second Day's
Session, Tomorrow Will be crowded
With Fine Events. - v
ie Awards.
Up to four o'clock the . judges
ad made the following awards:
Class No. 1.
Mrs. Briggs, blue ribbon.
Mr. Henry, red ribbon.
Class No. 2.
Buncombe Stock Improvement
o., blue ribbon. x
Mr. Whistler, red ribbon.
Mr. Ruse, yellow ribbon.
Class No. 10.
Mrs. Briggs, blue ribbon.
Mr. McKeathan, red ribbon.
Class No. 9.
Mr. Schwartz, blue ribbon.
Mr. Henry red ribbon.
Mrs. Harrison, yellow ribbon.
Class 17.
Mr. McCullough, blue ribbon.
Mrs., Burgess, red ribbon. '
Mr. Ray, yellow ribbon.
Class 5.
Mr. Ray, red ribbon.
Mrs. Lorrilard, blue ribbon.
The blare of brass bands. A
kzen sun and a turquoise sky,
few clouds later, thro')
ith the blue mountains in the
a 1
?nce. An enormous crowa,
&g Hendersonville's hospital-
fy to the limit, well dressed, gay
Chautauqua
Op
The third annual session of
the Henderson ville Chautauqua
opens to night at 8:30. Capt.
Jack Crawford, the famous poet
scout, is the principal attraction.
The season tickets are three
dollars, a minimum sum when
the quality and quantity of the
attractions offered are consider
ed. '
$40,000 Increase;
: Not $24,000
Thro a typographical error in
yesterday's paper, the deposits
of the First National Bank was
said to"43e$24, 000. The deposits
are $240,000, a gain of $40,000
since July 1st. -
Murphy Succeeds
Judge
oore
Hon. J. 'D. Murphy, of Ashe
ville, yesterday was appointed
by Governor Glenn to succeed the
late Judge Fred Moore in the
id talking much horse talk, fill- eship of the fifteenth jud-
iL . j . - lciai aisirict.
the wide cement walk from m m
rb to buildings The store win-, Phone 32 when you want Num
ws filled with horse show ex ' ally's or Lowney's fine Candies,
pits, harness, whips, ribbons Hunter's Pharmacy.
d premiums. 'And then the
kd again. Always the crowd, j R. F. D. Orders receive prompt
biggest crowd ever within ; attention. Just mail them to Hunt-
ndersonville at one time, hun-
Ms of them attracted by the
ncipal event of the season
re-the first annual midsum
r Horse Show which is a suc
s a Sgreat big success too.
Entries were made from ,many
nts in the South and more fine
rses are here today than you
find anywhere else at one
fie. The tandems of Wayne Ray
pMr. Henry of Asheville were
ong these attracting much at-
tion, but to enumerate all
aid be a hopeless task. Below
iie complete program for to-
, with the ribbons and prem-
s awarded.
er's Pharmacy.
BRIEF DISPATCHES.
Jolin Scott, at different times pres
ident of several railroads, is dead
at his home in Tompklnsville,
S. I., at the age of 61 years. N
An Atlanta policeman, according to
the evidence before the police com
mission, was "knocked out" on two
glasses of near beer.
On a very heavy track Dorante, car
rying top weight, 116 pounds, won the
historic Travers stake, worth $5,592
to the winner, at Saratoga.
The strikers at" the Lane-Ma ginnis
cotton mills in New Orleans, La., say
they will submit to a 10-per cent cut
but no more.
he new errand tand at Laurel T the kindness of .Frank J .
ine new grand stana at .Laurel Goud the niirseg of m of
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and this principle has been applied effectually and extensively. Our inducements are irresistible, and1 we no
tice if a customer ever wanders from the avenue that leads to success we mean the pathway that leads to
The Bee Hive it is only a short time till we see him back again. : '
"WTlltl Ollllf-Q TnrtaV fir White Quits worth 1.00 at 75c; white quilts worthl.25at 95c.
uorn inu l-f , 7; , white 1uiIts worth at L25- Beautiful white Marseilles spreads.
worJVV at l,28" Marseilles Spreads worth 3.00 at 2.50 today. World-Beaters in the shape of shapely Shoes and Oxfords
at ?lgtUAS" Tbe Ladies Oxfords we sell at 98c are as solid asest quality leather can make them. The Oxfords we sett
at 1.25, 1.50, and 1.98 are worth really one-third more, We ofier today a 50c Suspender for 25c and the very Suspender that
we offer at 10c, sells elsewhere at 15c and 20c. Full yard-wide Bleaching for only 5c. White Lawns and India Linen worth 8c
at 5c. Embroidery Cloth, 36 inches, at 10c. Avoid the credit System; avoid Land Sharks and High Prices, and keep in the
avenue that leades to the Acme of Success to The Hendersonville Bee Hive, North Carolina Greatest Storer
Cut this ticket out and bring to the Jfo. llll ,lo Go ISIS 1
Bee Hive and get' 20 cents cash when . ' V Watch or clock given away with every
.you buy 2.00 worth or more anywhere - Greater HenderSOIlville's 8Qit f cltheS We -U foror over 45
in the store except in the basement. . - '
Greatest store.
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Something' Emtiirely New!
A Belt Adjuster thatequires no sewing or pinning. Easily adjusted
Worn with:- any belt. Uniqe, handsome and stylish. Other novel-
ties. Unbreakable safty catch collar and Veil pins. Beautiful designs.
Demonstrated for a short time. .
p was completely filled with
ctators. All the parking space
3 occupied. There was prob-
a thousand people present.
car line was certainly a busy
tution, and there were car
es and automobiles without
per. There were 14 autos on
ground. The Hendersonville
i assisted by the Gates orch
id furnished the music.
fltil the showers came, at
o'clock, the scene was a
ve one. The horses were
eri, the driving no less. The
ause was generous and the
ffds werp nrmnlnr. Dick
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drove a pair of fine blacks,
JdeBrown a superb pair of
P steppers.
r. Burgess was greeted with
applause. Miss Memmin-
5howed her superb horseman-
United States Senator
rurin drove a magnificent
Perfect gaited.
to all, even with the show-
first day's session was
successful. Tomorrow will
Ore SO. "WWlocIaT7a roiW
pitals in New York enjoyed an outing
on the sound and the Hudson river.
Mrs. Rose PasteNStokes , wife of
Millionaire J G. Phelps Stokes, ad
dressed the 500 striking girls of the
Lewis Cigar factory in Newark, N. J.
The governor of New Zealand, Lord
Plunkitt, has received a cable message
from President Roosevelt. The con
tents of the message has not been
made public.
Twenty-six cents, k representing the
total estate of Samuel. . Siegenthaler,
fr New York, who committed suicide
in October of last year, Is in litiga
tion. An application for a receivership for
the Georgia -Manufacturing and Pub
lic Service Company, of Marietta, has
"Been fHed In ' He Cobb county supe
rior court;
The proposition recently submitted
by the management of the Norfolk
and Western Company to its em
ployees, locking to a general 'reduc
tion of wages all over the system
itas been turned down by an almost
unanimous vote.
j Flushed with the , successes of his
new racing yacht, Shamrock, T((hich
Ltias won twenty-four out of the twen-
n . i T- i a
ty-seven contests in wmcn sne scarx
sd in the regattas held this year in
home waters, Sir Thomas Lipton is
more ' anxious than ever to try again
'-r the American cup. N
Notice of Sale.
State of North Carolina,
County of Henderson.
In the Superior Court,
Before the Clerk.
J. A. Crowell and wife, Sallie
Crowell, Eugene Stradley and
wife, Carrie T. Stradley,
E. E. Robinson and wife,
Mary Robinson, George Kest-
ler, J. M. Orr and wife, Nan
nie Orr, and Ben Staggs,
Claude Staggs and Jeff Stags,
by the next friend, Maggie
Staggs.
vs
W. B. Staggs.
Notice of Sale
By authority of a decree of
the Superior Court of Hender
son county in the above entitled
cause, dated the 23rd day of
July,. D. 1908, I will on Mon
day, the 24th day of August, A.
D. 1908, at the court house door
in Hendersonville, North Car
olina, within the legal hours of
sale, offer for sale at public out
cry, and sell to the highest bid
der, for partition among the
heirs-at-law of the late E. M.
Staggs, all the land described in
the petition filed in said cause to
wit:
of the Superior, Cou of Hender
son County for the year 1907,
for the crime of an assult with a
deadly weapon and sentenced to
the Public Roads of Henderson
County for a term of twelve mon
ths. .
This 10th, day of Aug., 1908.
Mrs. S. J. Rhodes.
GLAZMER'S
road Company and The Bat Cave
Railway Company
Notice ftrfMesidents.
In the Superior Court of North
Carolina for the County of
Henderson, Octobe r Term, 1908
k. G. Whistler and L. B. Whist
ler. - -;C '
J -. vs. -Arthur
Barnwell an$ Louisa W.
' Barnwell, his wife: Willis Wil
kinson; McMillan C. King and
LouisajS. King, his wife JAr
thur Barnwell, Jr., and Marie
Barnwell.
v
summons ior reuei., Acnonjj. .
ior appointment oi rtecejver ior
Notice of Sale of Land for
Beginning on Shaw's Creek
Street, ratO. H. Henry's corner,
and runs to Ray's corner with
said street; thence with Ray's
line 204 feet to a stake, B. F.
Sfaggs' line, thence with his line
156 feet to O. H. Henry's line
thence 204 feet to the beginning;
excepting and reservingthat lot
cenveyed to Mrs. J. F. Brooks by
deed from E. M. Stagge, dated
Octoberl30th, 1903, and recorded
in Book"47, page 540. ' '
TERMS of SALE: One-half
cash, balance in six months from
date of sale; with interest at 6
per cent per annum This, the
23rd, day of July, A. D.1908.
Michael Schenck,
Commissioner.
Partition
By virtue of the power vested
in me by a decree of the Superior
Court of Henderson county ren
dered at May term 1908 by G. Wv
Ward, Judge presiding, in the
case of W. E. McCarson and
others vs. J. Thomas Greer and
others, I will sell at public auction
at the court house door in Hen
dersonville on - September -7th.
1908 at 12 o'clock nobn,tov the
highest bidder for cash ibr the
purpose of partition among those
interested, in pursuance of said
decree, the following described
piece or parcel of land lying . and
being in Henderson county, North
Carolina, being a part of the Ja
cob McCarson lands, v adjoining
lands of W. R. Shipman, M. S.
McCarson and others and bound
ed as follows: - x
Beginning at a chestnut, Ship
man's corner and runs thence
with his line of lot 2N. 61 degrees
E. 35' poles to an apple - tree;
thence S. 13 degrees W. 36 poles
to a chestnut; ,- thence N. 70
degrees W. 39 poles to a stake
on tne luu acre track; tnence
with saicl lineN.2 l-2degrees E 66
poles to'the beginning contain
ing 13 acres more or less. '
This 5th. day of August-1908.
McD Ray.
Commissioner.
Reeeive
si Notice.
defendants, and. for dissolution
of defendant company. ,
The State of North Carolina.
To the Sheriff of Henderson
county Greetings: You are
hereby commanded to summed
The Appalachian Inter-urbap
Railroad Company and The Bat
Cave Railway Company, the de
fendants above named, if they
be found within your county, to
be and appear before trie Judged
qf our Superior Court, at a
Court to be held for the county
of Henderson, at the court house
in Hendersonville, on the 4th
Monday after the 1st Monday in
September, 1908, and answer the
complaint which will be . deposited
in the office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court of said county
within' that first three days of the
Term, and let the said deftnd
ants take ngtfce that if they fail
to answer the said complaint
within the term, the Plaintiffs
will apply to the court for the re
lief demanded in tKe complaint,
and the cost of this action to be
taxed by the Clerk.
Herein fail not, and of this
summons make due return.
Given under my hand, this 22nd
day of July, 1809.
A true copy. . C- M. PACE,
Clerk Superior Court Henderson
County
Barlett Shipp, .
-Attorney fo Plaintiffs.
Administratrix
Notice
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
State of North Carolina,
County of Henderson. V
Notice is hereby given to the
public' that application will be
made to the Governor of North
Carolina for the pardon of Joseph
A. Rhodes, convicted at Fall Term
Notice of Summons to Stock
holders, Creditors, Dealers and
others interested" in the affairs of
The Appalachian Inter-urban R.
R. Co. and the Bat Cave Rail
road Company. .
State of North Carolina, Hender
son County In the Superior
Court.
R. B. Seawell, L. W. Walker
and John Ewbank, against the
Appalachian Inter-urban Rail-
' . " j ' :
Having qualified as adminis
tratrix'on the) estate M. LrCase,
deceased, late of Henderson
county, N. C. v
This is to notify all persons
having claims against said under
signed, F. L. .ase, on or before
the 27th day of July, 1909, on
this notice will be plead in bar of
fheir recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
settlement '
This July 27, 1908. '
F. L. Case
Administratrix of
M. L. Case
You are hereby notified to ap
pear before the Judge of t2je
Superior Court at a court to be
held for the County of Hendeiw
son on the 4th Monday after the
1st Monday in September, 1908,
and answer, or demur to, the
complaint of the plantiffs which
will be deposited in the office of
the Clerk of the Superior Court
within the first three days of the
term, andlet the saidjdefendants
take notice that if they fail to
answer or demur to the said
complaint within that term, the
plantiffs will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in the
complaint, and the costs of this
action to be taxed by the Clerk.
And the said defendants are
futher notified that the above
entitled action is instituted by
the plaintiffs for the purpose of
having the lands in Flat Rock in
Henderson County, North Car
olina, purchased by the plain tiffs
from Arthur Barnwell and Arthur
Barnwell, trustee, and recently
occupied by the plaintiffs as a
home and now occupied by Aug-
ustm r. bmytne, ireea ana ex
onerated from all claim of dower
or right of dower on the part of
Louisa W. Barnwell, and of' ex
eluding the ' said defendente,
Louisa W. Barnwell and Marie
Barnwell, and others, from any
claim or interest therein.
Given under my hand this 12th.
day of August, 1908. V
. C4 M. Pace
Clerk Superior Court.
Shipp & Ewbank,
: Attorneys for Plaintiffs,
yHfenderscjiville N..C.
Gowan's-for Typhoid Fever.
Users of Gowan's preparation
who know its worth .for Pneu
monia and other ills where in
flamation is the seat of the
trouble will be glad to know that
marvelous cures have also been
effected in Typhoid and Malaria?
Fever r 3y applying it locally t
the affected parts all pain ,a
soreness is removed f rbm bo
and stomach, swelling and 1
perature reduced as if by
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loved ones. All drugg
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