WatchXp Out Tliis Month." rea,
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,.The-onIy paper.- ';; , r 77: YTRl - ' W' , " frv -FJ I" TT??.S., The chly paper ,
,in the;, county j , ,. 1; l1rj 11 l "-v I-0s, V: !' T INJSV S A&j ..'.in- tKe. couity
i ..giving ALL the new, ..J:.-. -.ra??" -V 4 A- - .V . givi3 ALL-thi nJ.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR -
Congress, before it adjourns,
will appropriate $70,000 for a
newpostoffice building here, is
the good news from Washington;
Hon. W.' T. . Crawford, when
eral -M F. Davidson
in Favor of Oie 3!oini
ion Of FTEDfeM
for I ,,.:::;:.,
' My- dear Sir!-;
Ijam gratified vthat our friend
Frank R. Hewitt, Esq., has autho
rized the submission of his name
to the democrats of this congres
sional District for nomination to
represent it in the next Federal
congress. It will give me great
pleasure to aid,by every proper
means, to bring about his nomi
nation. I have had the honor
and pleasure of his acquaintance
for a number of years, and I have
had good opportunities to observe
Hs conduct as a citizen and as
amember Jof the Democratic
Party. I believe him, in these
respects, to be absolutely trust
worthy. A good citizen will, as a general
rule, always make a good Public
Representative; and, measured
by this standard, I am entirely
willing to haye Mr. Hewitt my ;
representative in the National
Legislature, or in any other re
presentative capacity. His Demo
cracy is unquestionable, and his
character and integrity of the
highest kind. . I am,
Very trulv vours. '
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Theodore F. Davidson. I
Ashe ville, N. C, June 4th, 1910.
Mr. Louis M. Bourne, chairman
of Mr. Hewitt's campaign com
mittee, concerning this pro
nouncement, says: "The forego
ing letterof Gen. Davidson indi
cates how the announcement of
the candidacy of Frank R. Hewitt,
Esq., for the Democratic nomi
nation for congress in this Dis
trict is appealing to the people in
every section of the District.
They seem tq ; be realizing, as
never before, the, advantages of
departing from immemorial cus
tom and nominating a business
man, instead of a lawyer, ?to "re
present this District in congress;
and the lawyers themselves seem,
to agree that this is the w i's
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apitalis'
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he so ably represented the tenth
district in the . national legisla
ture, introduced the resolution
providing for a federal building
here.
icy.
Mr: Hewitt's candidacy is not
only appealing to so-called busi
ness interests of the District, but
to ; the Jt arming; Juterests' and ia
ther labbringcsies1 s welt' Our
people ' are becoming tired of
of perennial candidates4and self
seeking politicians, and the great
silent' vote of the-District will re
cord itself in the pnmanei Tfof
Mr. Hewitt This does not mean,
however, that Hewitt's friends
can go to sleep,4 they must work,
and work every minute between
now and the primary; and, every
minute between the primary and
the convention; and, if this is
done, the victory will be ours.
The tide of sentiment is run
ning strongly and steadly toward
Hewitt, and, unless something
unforseen happens, he will be
nominated by the Democrats of
this congressional District as
their next standard bearer. Our
slogan is having its effect with
the thoughtful Democrats of the
District, to-wit: The next con
gressman fron the tenth congres
sional Districtmust be a democrat
and should be a practical busi-
ness man.
Have the
City's BooK's Audited
The city's books, from June 1,
1905 to June 1, 1910, will be aud-
ited by an expert accountant.
At a special meeting of tne
town commissioners, Monday
niget, J. W. Mclntyre introduced
a resolution to the above effecl,
which was adopted. The people
generally are anxious to know, the
exact financial condition of the
town and the expert's report will
be awaited with interest.
. ' The - Misses : Crossland, of
Augusta, .have leased Marlboro
Villa for the season. This is the
Misses Crosland . third . season
hereof . '.J-
Representative Tf- H. "Galjor
ways of Brevard' was a in town
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By Paper
Out Soon!
Mergenthaler : Mach
ine Here and Will
; Be in Operation by
next Week.
Well, it's here ! ,:
The Mergenthaler. Lino
type typesetting machine re
cently ordered hyfThe Hust
ler Company. " :;
It 'weighs over;7tufo;t(m&
and it "tookfcrbBrysQi'&
Hamilions. biggest horses to
bring t up from the depot. .' .'.
. . The machine has not yet
beeii aemblMf - but will be
soon, possibly this week.
The Daily Herald will
make its first appearance
soon'after. -
Miss Morrow, ; Reafler.
Miss ConDie MorroV thy tal
ented daughter of Mr. aud Mrs.
J. C. Morrow will make ber first
public appearance as. a reader at
the Auditorium on Tuesday, Jane
21, at 8:30. Miss Morrow has
very decided ability, the program
is lateresting and the admission
is moderate, 25 cents. "
The following have besri ap
pointed to hold ""the democratic
primaries at Horse Shoe precinct
on Saturday, June 25. from 1 to
5 p. m.; W. A. Merrill, Bradley
Dal ton, C. O. Johnson.
A. Cannon,
, ' Chairmau.
An adjourned meeting of the
stockholders of the- French Inroad
Hustler Go. will be held at the
Company's office on Monday;June
20, 1910, at 6 p. m.
CHILDREIIS DAY.
Next Sunday will be "Chil
dren's Day" at the Methodist
Church. The services will take
place at 11 o'clock in place of the
regular service. The ladies in
charge have spared no pains in
preparing the children and a pro
gram of exceptional merit is
promised. .
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There will be an interesting
entertainment at Balfour, Wed
nesday, Jvne 22, at Mr. T. C.
Israel's home. The Henderson
ville Band and the Shaws -Greek
choir will be there, and then "the
ice creom, . cake and lots of other
good " things 'will a make ?it an
lien
occasion you'can't afford to niiss
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ock Property. Superb Buildings, New
Go
ncrete Dam. Nearlv
Be Expended On Improvements.. Ew
bank & Ewbahk Negotiate big Deal.
The Rhett property,Flat Rock;
comprising 240 acres, including
the 80-acre lake,.has been sold to
Wr. Joseph W. Hoke, the Mont
gornery, ;Ala., capitalist, for
$2S,000. ; Ewbahk O& Ewbanki
real estate Ridealers negotiated
!and edlhidVVv
O 09b$75, 000 VBfdpratp
the property, which "will be de
veloped as an exclusive club re
sort, the membership, of which
will : be coosjej;
ojt iviontgoraery peopie-prominentiLLguLeu witii ine superu muuuwu
in the social and business worlds
of the South.
' Architects and landscape engi
'Brand, tiew Motor-Gar
in
Messrs. Nora McCreary, Eads
Poitevent, H. E. Vincent, S. B.
Merrick, Pink King and E.' M.
Bobb were in town at an early
hour, 'Thursday morning, un
loading and inspecting the mag
nificent new Chalmers-Detroit
"60" motor car, 1910 model.
This motor will be used f on ex
tensive touring around Hender
son and Buncombe counties dur
ing the- season. These gentle
men expressed themselves as
highly pleased with the excellent
condition of the roads hereabouts
The entire party paid an inform
al visit ; to this ofice and sub
scribed to Hfendersonville's new
paper, The Daily HeraKLv -
An Apology
confusion incident to the in
stallation of new machinery, and
remarkable inrush of job printing
orders, is our apology for present
ing so poor a paper as this.r Nex
week the Mergenthaler will be in
operation and then; I -
Mrs. Ella Drake, aged 24, died
at her late residence heref on Fri
day,! June 10. The funeral ser
vices were held Saturday, conduct
ed bv Rev. Jno. W. Moore, inter
ment being in.sMud Creek ceme
ters.' ' . - '
A' husband, "and two children,"
one three years, the other but one
month, ' survivel Mrs. Drake was
a true mother. And- wife, andlmany
there are who mourn their loss in
hirdeatbi j-jzl: ' f -'
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Hendersonie Tovn
16T ' 1 10
oritg
omery
R
esor
. Hoke, Montgomery Cap-
$26,000 For
neers have gone over thev prbp-
erty with Mr. Hoke. Their re
port arid , recommendations will
be made to him later, but it, is
already definitely settled ftiiat
not less than $75,000 will r be
spent in making this historic, old
place, aclub resort 1 secondrtQ
conen the South : ;
iWoori ; the builairigS'inoT
grounds- wtff comme1iiatet&
year.
Mr, Hoke who has- been-stop
ping at", the,-Gates, Hotel is. de-
scenery around Henderson ville
Mr. George Stevens at Ka
nuga Lake has an enterprise of.
ar Communication V
of Masonic Lodge
All members of Kendron Lodge
No. 387, A. F. & A. M., are
urged to attend the regular
meeting Friday night. The elec
tion of officers will take place
and other important . business
will claim the, attention of the
lodge. Refreshments will be
served and a special collection
forour orphanage at Oxford will
be taken. There are now well on
toward four hundred orphans at
this institution, and the superin
tendent calls Lupon us to mae
our St. John's day contribution
as large as possible. I trust that
all brothers who cannot attend
the lodge Friday night will see
some one of the following broth
ers who constitute our orphan
age committee, and leave contri
butions with I them, to-wit: " W.
C McClain, J. P. Embler, and F.
Vl Hunter: But let all brothers
who can, attend the meeting
Friday night.
O. V. F. Blythe, W. M.
PRIMARIES
Meeting at usual, place,
June 25, from 1 to 5 p. m.
The executive committee
has amended originall call
for congressman and solicitor
so aJsi (to i.iikilud judicial
nomimtions'alsa. w- 4 -
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f LOST Bunch of keys: JRetarn
to Hustler office and receive re-
warn. . t - t f -a
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VOL. XV1V, "No. 24 1
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Famous Flat
1 1 OOiOOO to
greatestjimportance to this ? sec
tion.. . v K: -.'.' '.
j Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Hayne
are spending possibly $100; 000 on
their receptly , acquired property;
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: initial
expenditure of a f!i!:o riiicunt;
almost... jrxmfis.:
'The6vaiiTy around Hender--soimUe
isTdestined eventually to .
AH that, is needed . ta hasten ;
A
lthat; condition is an. expenctiturevVv
tvi ifi6yu v waw &yuu xuua-.
It would, be the best invest
men t possible, for the county to
make. -. ' '
Personals.
Mr. ahd Mrs. E. Cahn of Mi
sissippi are at-their summer home
here on Mt. Hebron Drive,, for--merly
,he residence of CIaude
Brown of cheerful memory. They
will remain until Nov. 1st. ;
Mrs. Oscar E. Maura of Pensa
cola,. Fla.,. is a guest of Mrs
Browpat "Park Hill." for the
summer. ' ' - - - K
Mrs. M. H. Baird, with her
mother, Mrs. R. H. Herron, are
guests at The Marion.
Dr. Drafts left for South Caro
lina on the ten o'clock trainQ
Tuesday, called there bj. tho
death of his motner.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Durantleft
Thursday morning for Michigan
called there by the death of Mr.
Duraut's mother.
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- Mrs. J. M. Cheves of Jackson
ville', Fla., is at Mrs. Samples, for
an extended stay. "
Van W. Whitmire of Brevard :
was in town Monday.
Miss Lois Wiley, , of Alabama, -who
has been coming here for
four years past, is at the Gates..
Hon, Walter E Moore, clever
and affable, one of the candidates
for - the democratic nomination,
was in town Tuesday. . .
Miss Katherine Posey, .who hai
been visiting her anntpMrsi Ber
nisd Foster,"at Tryon, nas'reiurn
ed, accompanied' by Miss Willi
jBFdster and Miss Ella Phillips,,
Who areibegueitS of Mrs. A. B.
Posey.
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