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V-
' S ;
MiaisMaiBffilffliWlSM . '
r" r. n--k nff7 n't.
V A U iuilir DiirA
7I:o only bzZtfng powdap
vssssfo from Hoys! Grczo
o Cream of Txrt&P':
a AiuM,i:g llime phosphate
The issue of $600,000,000 - in
bonds by tKe Great Northern, as
; announced by Chairman .J. J. Hill. I
A resolution endorsing Gdver
nbr Marshall for the presidency
in 1912 was adopted; Saturday': by
; the Indiana Democratic - Editors '
Association at its summer meetr
,ng in session atrLaporte. . .
- 'The department of agriculture's
first cotton report v6f the season
6f 1911, shows that the area plant
ed is 35,001,000 acres ; - increase,
f 4.7 per cent, or lSGOOO acres, as
compared witn 34,418,000 acres,
the revised estimate of last year's
area. ' ' , -
Vigorous
prosecution of
the
government suit to -enjoin the
.Chicago butter and eggs board
; from controlling prices of butter
and eggs is expected to follow the
recent decision . of the United
j nState Supreme Court in the oil
and tobacco trust.
-
One v hundred members . of the
: Chicago Dental Society began last
w week "to inspect the teeth of public
... school -children. This service
, was volunteered by the organiza
' tion and oh recommendation of
the city- health department the
inspection was authorized by the
,toard oi education. A H
:"; The. recent decission of ihe su
preme court in the Standard Gil
lfr and- American Tobacco Company
cases wilL result in a sweeping at-
temp to secure criminal, convic
. tion yt violators ' of the anti-trust
law, according to Attorney Gen
i eral Wickersham,
- , - ' ;
1 - . - . :
The plant of the Southern Lum-
ber & Manufacturing Co., at Nash
ville was destroyed by fire Thurs-
day: The loss on buildings, ma
J ' rm t i i t
chinery, etc is estimated at $75,-
iXKi, well .covered by insurance.
A large quantity of lumber was
destroyed- The cause of the Are
is not known. y
A million dollars a day for good
roads is the record that will be
established in the , United States
GENERAL JEWS:
s
soon, according to Logan' Walter
, Page, director of the Federal of-
flee of public roads. - In 1904 ex
penditures for the. construction
,. arid maintenance of roads and
v r bridges totalled only $80,000,000,1
, wjuie mis year aoout $i4UyUUUr
; 000 will be spent.
- As a result of charges laid be
fore the house committee on rules
f .'v ' 7 miners -and labor repr esenta-x.-
J . tives, against the coal mnie com-
rpanies and their representatives
' ; -in the Westmorelarted.cbal fields--.ff
Pennsylvania, the committee
y wiH permit " representatives of the
" v coal mining companies to appear,
, and will attempt to sift out sora e
, of the facts connected vwith the
pending in the coal district- ' -
Pat Crump, a negro, who lit is
- charged attempted to assult a
; planter's wife near White Haven,
Tenn-, was hanged by a mob
f . early; Friday morning. Cruinp
was eaptured by a sheriff's pose
. and was being brought to the
county prison for safekeeping.
y'i Just outside ofjhe city limits the
mob Overtook the posse, , and se
suring the negro,, handed, him to
. a tree. : '. '. '' .. ' : ' v '
- An extra session of the legisla-
ture of Alaba'mai is a probability
in, thV immediate future. There is
"no money, in . the state , treasury,
and on July 1 there will -be de
: "flict. Governor: O'Neal has gone
east to borrow nomey to meet the
current needs of the ' government!:
Me is limited to $100,000 by the
-constitution. A number of the ap-
ap-
prbpriation bills have strings tied
to vthemno money; can- be paid
out until the governor says the
treasury will stand it.v , He has
anounced that the state schools
will not get their money until Oc
tober 1. : Much's of it is vdue , now,
A bill is -being ;draf ted for in
troduction in the" Legislature by
Assemblyman. Cueyallip "which
provides for the -return . to ; the
Southern States of the Confeder
ate battlte flags captured by-New
York : troops and .now exhibited
in the Capitol ; ther e; The pro-
vise of the return is 'Hhatv each!
State that has a flag. must eturn
to New Tork any flags captured
during .the "rebellion - ; : V ; , v .
"The -Baptist -Tabernacle T at - the
corner of Luckle street an&'.Tab-v
ernacle PlacV in Atlanta, Ga.t went
under ' the' hammer last .week and
the spot made famous - by Camp-1
bell, Morgan, IJr- JtJrougton ana
scores of other noted divines from
all parts of the-world will sooir.be
given over to business. The lot and
building brought $25,700, 6r.$257
per front foot. . -: , , ; ; 'r '
Clifford Foxhall, a brakeman,
was killed and two white passen
gers were shot through-the hands
earlv -Sunday night jaear Tayloe,
Ala:;? on r the Southern ' Railroa,
when an unknown-; negro fire'd
upon the,,train, while it was run
ning at i a medium rate, of speed.
Foxhall was snot twice ana aiea
shortly after being wbunded. Nei
ther ' of : the , passengers . whose
names could, not. be learned, is
seriously hurt ! " v )
Senator Lorimer ' of Illinois
faces another investigation at the
hands of ,his colleagues-yv The in
quiry will.be conducted' by a sub
committee of the committee 'on
privileges arid elections, compos
ed. four 'Republican arid four
Democrats; four of whom voted
for the conviction r and. four for
the acquittal of the Senator last
session. The method selected is
regarded, as the latest thing in
jury trials. ' .
: ' Passengers and . crew of the
White Star liner Celtic brought
with them , to New : York Sunday
a revival of the sea serpent tales
of other years. 1 They, reported
having-Y passed early Saturday
morning a formidable looking
creature which was going at high
speed in pursuit of a school -of
yoiing whalesi The monster, they
say, had wings, although it ap
peared to be Tan aquatic animal,
arid rose frequently ten ; feet or
more from the water.v Whales
and pursuer faded from sight
within a feWminutes ; . :
Thousands of dollars of dam
age was done Sunday by a wind,
rain and hail storm, which wreck
ed buildings, broke windows in
nearly every house in. Staunton,
Va., and blew; down hundreds of
irees- The Bruce -building, occu
Piea y garrison, donn v;rcs
by and Frank Cralton, was dam
aged vyith its cotitents, the roof
being blown a square away and
the Church of the Brethren wr.s
wrecked. . Hailstones two inches
in diameter , battered the city,
breaking windows and stripping
trees of their j leaves. ; J 1
Attorney General Wickersham
appearing before the house com
mittee Non expenditures in the de
partment of justice-last weekj test
ified that he had "advised the Un
ited States Steel Corporation on
several occasions, from 1901 .to
1909,. during his connection with
fhe firm of Strong & Cawalader,
arid also, that he had received his
share of the fee turned into the
firm for services to the American
Sugar Refining Company, person
ally atended to by Henry W. Taft,
brother of. the president., Mr.
Wiskersham said his' share- was
about $26,000. ,; ' ,
There is to be a reunion of the
blue and the gray in Atlanta, Ga.-
next October- Plans were an
nounced Saturday by the second
coast artillery corps, the Boston
Light Infantry tand . the infantry
, veteran corps for a trip South.
The occasion is the dedication by
President Taft of a .monument
commemorating the names and
services of the organizations that
helped to create a friendly, feel
ing between Nopth and South af
ter the civil war. "The Boston
troops announced that they are
to be the guests of- the ' Gate City
Guard : at Atlanta. !Many other
military bodies from various sec
tions . of the country will be , pre
sent. . . ' . '
Phone "or. call at "JUSTUS, &
BROCK, up . to date ? meat mrket,
will serve you on .quick notice. If
you';hav6 any fat hogs, cattle;
sheep, lambs, or chicknTto , sell
phone 584, W.. College st. Hender-
sonville. , . - '
" Board of Educatidn,in Session,
The regular monthly meeting of
the county board of education was
held last.. Monday, and after the
regular v . routing of business" was
transacted the board elected the
school "committees for! each dis
trict in the county which - is as" fol
lows : ; S-'- '
Blue Ridgef Township.
District No. 1 H. K. iace, T.
P. Grarrett and T.J; Waters.
and Parks Maxwell . r ' . '
No! 3IF. R. Jones; J-.K. Jones
and W; S.v:Young.v, - '
No! 4A'. IC Hydek Thomas
Blackwell and Gpvan Jackson. '
No.' .5 D. L.' M6rris0n,' Frank
Brown and Play to Hobert. .
No- 6-J- Paris, M. E. Stepp
and A. K. Hyder: f '.. ,
NoV.7 W.-B. Wells, E. E- ,L6w
rarice, r arid ZebPittilld.
No. 8S M- McCall, Z. Z.
Blythe and J. H. Brock, r t
Clear; Creek Township. ,
Dexter Stepp arid; J.' J. FisHer.
No, 2v J. N. McMinn, K. H.
Harper and W.;P. Maxwell . ' r
No. 1, Colored G. B; Leonard,
Foster Castleberryy and John Max-
well. . - : "
- ' Crab Creel? Township.
District No. 1.--W. W. Orr; J.
M. Gray and, R..M: Blythe. ;
No. 2 ElishalOsteen. . Manson
Hamilton and Mark Patterson . ..
No. 3 W. O. Hamilton, M. F.
Osteen and G. J; Patterson.
No. 4G- N..Sentell, Dave Orr,
John Drake, J, K. Blythe,. W. H.
Blythe and J. D; Morris.
No- 5 J . . T . Jones, F. C. Jusr
tus and R. L. Rhodes.
No. 6 Daniel Justus . x
- District No. ,1. James DuvalW-
Johri Dotson and Sam Hudgins,
No! 2 W. F. Pryor, G., W.
Conner and W. F. Huntley.
, No. 3T BV B. Hill, G. B. Hill
and John Dayton.
No. 4J. M. Goode, J. B.
Lamb and M Presley.
No 5 J, R. -RhodesV J. M.
Laughter and Jmes Haydock. .
No. 6-rJohn Cox, W. R. Hhymer
arid B. P. Conner.
No. . 7r-Erwin . , Maxwell, T. C.
Rhodes and Chas. McKillop-
No. 8 Cis Oates; J. B. Merfell
and S. J. Sumner.- -'No-
1 Colored Mart Freeman
Pink Littlejohn andButler Owen.
' Green River Township.
District No. 1 J. E. Bedding-
field, . John B. Capps ;pd T. E
Morgan. - V '' -
No. 2 Frank Levi, J. W. Ward
and Perry Shipmari.
No- 3 John Morgan, M. L.
Vaughn and J. L. Pace: ,
No. 4 Elias Ballard, H. L.
Jfaybane and Alfred Heatherly.
V
-No, 5 Thos- J. Pace, M..N. Cor
1 t r tt- x 1 1 "
m ana u. m. jvuyKenaaiJ.
N0.O6 Mitchell Revis, Thos
H. Williams and Henry Guice. .
No- 7 J. T. Ston, A. W. Rus
sell and A. F. Pace. .
N0..8 J.:0. Bell, J. H. Davis.
No. 1 Colored J.- T. Staton,
A. W. Rusell and A. F. Pace. '
Hendersonville Township. "
District No. 1-J. B. Guice; E.
C. Ross and IManson Hudgins.
iso. z li. J. Lambeth, J. K.
Wilkie, F. C. Abbott, V. C. V.
Shepherd, J. T- Drake and A, H.
Capps.
No. 3 J. S. Jones and others.
No 4 J..W. Garren, Joe Mc
Crary and.T. P. Barnwell '
No; 6-M . JE . Allen, Brannon
Moffitt and Dave Devenport .
, No. 6 James Dalton, Thomas
Smith and David Willis. .
No, 7 Joe Stroup, T- C. Ander
son and Alexander Stepp.
No. 8 T C. Israel; C. S. Whit
aker,,E .., J". Rhodes, James Allen,
W. W. Bagwell and Joseph New
man. " - - ,
No. 9 John Waddell, D. W,
McCall and L . M. Anders .
No. 10. E. P. Hawkins, G. W.
Allen and W. A . Merrell
v No-1 Colored-J. S. Jones and
others. '
No. 2. Colors C N. Nesbit, A.
L.. Mills 'and Winslow Mills.
No. 3 Colored Isaac Spann. Jf
W- Dansuel and Logan Darity.
Hoopers Creek Township.
r- District No. 1 3u6T" Maxwell;
Preston Garren and W. P. Garren.
-Ka. 2 W. Sr Burge, R. fl. Seal,
Walter Fletcher, H, M. Roberts,
Frank Smith and Joe Larining. ;
No. 3 Sam Lapce, June;Sales
and CH. Sorrells. - -
No, 4-AT. N. Russell J i F. Liv
ingston arid J- P. Wilkie. ' , X
' No. 1 Colored-James Summey,
Merimon Alkn and Alfred Clay-
ton.o " .." - .." ' . "
Mills .River Township; ' V
District No: 1 Harvey laffitt,
George Weese and C. O. .English.
No. 2 D, J. Barnett, Sheiri Alli
son and A. L- MaxwelL " " V
No. 3-Wiley Ledbetter, T. C.
Holtzclaw and D. J. -Banning-
No. 4 J. A. Warlipk, TI T. Car
son and Sid Gallamore; J
1 xt. n It n Afoore. D. W. P.
W U 1 vr.. j j t
Shook and HMMeecef. . .
. .No. 6 AV. H. Lance, Jr p. Bow
en and G..W. Allen.-
No 7 Eugene Holden, W. E.
Field and W. A. Dritton :
No. 8 J. M. McKinney, G. i-.
Cairnes arid Jackie Cairnes-
. No.l - 'Colored T ,T. ,Gash,
Henry Lynch aridPerry Smith. :
No. 2 Colored Caleb. Foster,
Jlenry Summey and Dick Evans. ,
. - -Fletcher. News. , x
' Miss Belle Clayton of Spartanburg,-
S. C.? visited her .parents
of this community recently
We regret ,to learn .' that Mr.
Preston Garren 's house got" burnt
up lastweek. .. .
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth
Onrininerham . of t Jefferson City,
Tenn., are the guests Kot their bro
ther, Mr. Earnest Cunningham. ;:
: 3IrT and Mrs. J. F-. Livingston,
made a. quick trip to Henderson
ville1 last week; . r;;.
Mr. Herman Souther has his
new residence completed and has
moved into it- ' . ,
ANNUAL STATEMENT. ;
(Continued from . 7 th Page.)
j. R. Will son, lumber
19 11
Hendersonville L. & P. Co.,
lights, etc., March . . . . . ' . . 45 45
Hendersonville L. & P. Co., - !
lights, etc for March. . . . . . -161 85
J. A. Rusher, 40 loads sand., i 8 00
Clarke Hardware Co., mer-
chandise...... .... 4Q 55
Crane Hawley Co., galvanized
pipe. v. .i. 260 . 91
;H. Mueller Mfg.' Co., plumb-
mg material ... ... . w a
W. P. Hill, rebate on over
charge tax. . . . .v. . . . . . ..... iO
A J. Williams, stamps, etc, ;
water dept. ..... .. . ........ 11
M. C. Hu&gins, overcharge tax v
.-1910...... ,.....;.. .. 1
Mrs. H. E. Brown, overcharge
tax, 1910 -v . . ; . . i ... :ll
C. T, Hallman, overcharge U
19ft). ....... ....... 4 S6
Kyman Morris owrchar ge la -. -
- 1910. . .-:..' .... ... 2s 00
C T. Conner, overcharge
1910 ......... .... . . . i 49 !"3
B. B. Jackson, overcharge on . c r
tax, 1910. . ........ ...... 13 20
T. M. Israel, ' street payroll. ; x 40 25
M. A. Cagle, water and sewer -
payroll. .... .-. . .V. . . . ...... .4 50
T. M. Israel, street overseer,
' salary. ; 45 00
Edwards Hardware Co., mer
chandise. ..... . ...... . 92 30
. - MAY s - v , ;
G. H. Valentine, land for'
Carson st.V.. v. ........ . 257 00
S. M. King, register deeds and
clerks fee . . . . . .;. ..... . '1 25
TvM.-Israel, street hands ... 29 95
M. A. Cagle, water and sewer.
. payroll. . . . . . ... ... .... .4 40
M. A. Cagle; water and. sewer . X
payroll.:;... ........ 24 25
T. M. Israel, 'street payroll . ; . 69 10
Wm.v Head,- nursing Robt.
Hafdin... ; ....... :. 4 00
RH. Staton, mayor's salary, '
Jan,.1911...... 1. .. 40 00
R. H. Staton, mayor 's salary,
Feby., 4911....... .. .. 40 00
R. H. StatonL mayor's salary,
March, 19117..... 40; 00
R. H. Staton, mayor's salary, , ,
April, 1911; ... ........ 40 00
T. B. Graham, Tebate on over
"charge tax.... . 5 50
T. M. Jsrael, street payroll . . -43 SO
M. A. Cagle, water and 'sewer-,
payroll 12 00
J. M. Guice, keeper reservoir,
salary.. - 30 00
J, H. Maxwell, salary, police- v-
man. ... ... ...... w i ....... 55 00
J. H.- Maxwell, cost iserving
papers, Black case. ... i, ... .
2 70
, 20 00
55 00
1.25
-2 70
40 32
12 00
R. U.: Hoots, contract moving
barn.... .... ......
W. A. Garren, salary, police
man, April. ..... ....
Henry-. Justice, removing dead
dogs and cats
James Burgan, 27 loads cin
ders........
Wetmur & Houston, feed for
team.......; ........ ...
A. F. Baker. DhotoeraDha for
booklet-. . ; . i . . ..... .V
Clarke Hardware Co.. mer
chandise. . ...... 1 . . . ; .
31 2
120 00
5 90
1 80
12 25
2 00
. io oo
.29 25
" 3 00
18 -75
-. 25 00
25 00
- 75 00
40 75
6 70
40 00
21540
2 50
Clarke Hardware Co., 1500 ft.
Terra Cotta pipe........ .
Frank Evans, drain pipe, etc. ,
J. P.-Case,- cost summoning
officers election . . . .
R. . H". Staton, Maybr's Dock
ets, etc. .......... . . j.
J.. D.; Davis. Sec. stat'orerv
and stamrcs, 2 years
J. D. Davis. 40 . certificates
as Local Reristar. . . .. . . . v .
Peaslee-Gaulbert & Co., alum
for Filter.......... ;
J. W. Wofford, rork for wall
at Egerton's . ...... . . . ....
F. Z. Morris, bal. on salarv.
S VV VUW. ......
w. C. 'Rector, salary chm: St.
TYi-ittTI Troao
Committee... . . , . ....
W. C. Rector, 'extra services
chm, St. Com.. . . . ..... . . . .,
D. Davis, salary, as Secre
tary.". v. . . ; . .....
T. M. Israeli street payroll
M-. A'Caglerwater and sewer
payroll. . . . . . . . . . ,
M. A. Cagle, salary, supt. wat
er and sewer.............
Hendesronville - L. & P. Co-
lights, etc., April. . .C .
Mrs. W. D. Anders,' rebate
on t)vercnage tax. . . .
TotaU......
.$18,612,82
.You can buy, lease, or rnt the"
66 Oscillating round bobbing and
Vibrating shuttle Singer, . also
"Wheeler & Wilson rotary ma
chines. . x Staton and Jones. 4t
mm
you the
Xk time of day. -Unless it does this
accurately ;it is. worse thaii useless for it
is like the man you cannot depend
upon.
a man
Many
thirty dollars tied up in a watch which
is worthless when ILhe would invest a
dollar or two for having it repaired he
woiiM get the full
Often a watch whidK does not keep
proper time needs regulating for which
we
no
charge
pairing our charge are more than rea
sonable, and our work is guaranteed.
; ; HMlI I: SON.
1 L Established 1880
HENDERSON S BECK
' A full line pf Shoes, Notions, Groceries,
Flour, Cotton Seed MeaT HulIsGprn, Hay,
bhorts, etc.
"Where Quality and
Phone 49 : v , '
Last Call for lasting Taxes.
Notice is hereby given in ac
cordance with Section" 20 of the
Machinery Act, to 11 persons in
this Township vequired to list
property or poll for taxation, and
Ti )m whom . I f ailed to obtain such
list during the month of Hay, that
I may be found at the time and
place below for the purpose of re
ceivin,g their list. v : '
Court House, Grand Jury room
June 5th to 15th inclusive. And
after the above . date the tax list
for this township 'will, be closed.
Attention is also called to ; the
feet that failure to list will result
in your being double-taxed as re
quired by. .Section 80 of the Ma
chinery Act," and - the : taxpayer
failing, to list subjects ..Himself
to a misdemfeahor. (Section 80,
Machinery .ActO ..(.;.
z Please do inot fail to see me be
fore .expiration of aboe datve. if
nave iiutfxreauy given m your
-f, Respectfully,
. JAMES A. LAUGHTER
": Assistant - Assessor for Hen
dersonville Township ' -
-' Needles,: oil; bands; ; nd "repays
for all; machines for sale at Sta
ton and Jones - 4t
APTEE GOOD VALTJEg.
in high-grade, pure foods i8
hat
. . ..every man wrth a family
money in. nourishment, btaia
,hrawn -for themselves and
. renyYou c always get
. . . y Vonr f
groceries, provisions from
ha twenty-five or
vue put of it
If its heeds re-
-
v
Pricsellthe Goods"
x 4 Doors East of Depot
YOU NOW
Need' a set, of new buggy harness
for the summer. (
We hare just completed a new
summer . stock and they are al
ready going fast. Come and se
lect yours NOW. It will pay yu
FEW BROS. & 'COMPANY
SEE
1,
FOR
Health fiisurance
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